davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
DUN ZASTUPCU PRO DE.
PORTOvANf ANARcHI

Washington, d. c., 81. cerv-
ma. DGm zastupch dnes jed
nohlasne pfijal a k dalsimu
yyrfzenf predlozil senatu pred
lohu, die ktere mali byti ihned
re zeme vyvezeni vsichni cizin
ci, &teff bud cele neb GasteGna
json pffvrzenci anarchistickych
zasad.
Novym zakonem umozn9no
bude prist6hovaleckym 1fadlm
deportovati anarchisty i 20 pc
tiletem pobytu v zemi. Cd vstou
penf Spoj. Stati do valky me-
nell vladnf agent prava zakro
eovati proti anarchistGm neb
clenGm anarchistickych organi-
sacf, kteff hlasali tyto nauky,
an zakonem vymezena doba
robytu V zemi tomu byla ma pre-
kazku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
BUDE SOUZEN PRO vELE-
ZRADU.

New York. Jeremiah Al.
|O'Leary, ktery vyhnul Sc ute
KEN stihajfcf jej spravedlnosti
lprave v predvecer dne, ktereho
incl byti postaven pred soud
ina obzalobu, kterou Sc mu kla
!dlo "a vinu pfestoupeni zako-
ina 0 vyzv6dacfch y ddsledcich
|toho, BE uvefejnil nekolik po-
|bufujfcfch clankd v protiangli-
|ckem periodickem casopise -
Bull, jenz byl pozdeji dan v
|obzalobu pro spiknutf Sc "a d
|celem dopust9ni Sc velezrady,
|byl zatcen v Sara, Wash. Nyni
|je jiz op6t ma ceste do New
Yorku, kan je doprovazen ne
kolika spolkovymi agenty. O.
Leary byl nalezen v zastrce-
mem tom koute washington-
|skem We stfedu. Udane mfsto
to nachazf Sc We vzdalenosti %
mil ma sever Cd mesta Port
land, Ore. Ornament o jeho "a
tcenf jest jinou dramatickou e.
|pisodou prfpadu, ktery vzbudil
|jiz sam sebou dosti sensaci. Je-
no bratr John J. O'Leary a je-
no obchodnf spolecnik Arthur
L. Lyon byli zde vcera zatceni
a sice ma obzalobu, ze mu byli
|napomocnymi pfi dteku, KITE
rym Sc mel vyhnopti stihajici
|jej spravedlnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
SLAVNY AMER. AvIATIK
Sc POHREsUJE.
bulletin.

Parfz, %. Gervna. Jeden
p nejlepsich americkych avia-
tiki We Francii, porucfk F. L.
Bayliss, v New Bedford, Mass,
pohresuje Sc Cd pondelka a die
vseho upadl v zajetf. Bayliss
vznesl Sc pond9li cd Montdi-
dier "a nemeckou linif, kde ma
paden byl ctyrmi nepratlesky-
mi letci We vysi 1000 metri. v
nasledujfcfm utkanf jeho aero
plan byl srazen pfesilou a po-
slednf zpravy udavaji, ze spa
dl do nem. zakopu a byl lehce
ranen. Bayliss pred tim srazil
We Francii Hunim patnact ae-
ronlanG celkem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

PR0DA ST farn1a 3 g alrech,
: mil od Painsville d, dim
ma 5 svetnic, koupelnu je no.
vy bungalow, slepicnfk, voda
zavedena ze studny do koupel
nv, Y kuchyni skffh ma nadobi,
sink, krb, Y zahrade ITS ovoc
nych stromd 5letych. Majetek
je vzdalen a mile Cd jezera E.
rie a 11s mile Cd kary. Proda-
Il se rychle, da Sc "a $1,000 no
tove. Blizsf sdeh Jam. F. Port,
1913 Cedar ave. 622
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
Sbirka sIozena v adm. aSvsta'
GesIss Narodni Sdruzzeni.

Pan j. iii Darda, MATTEL firmy aDarda Tailoring Co.
612 Euclid ave. pffpsu oznamuje III zasfla check
co pffspevek sv6ho censtvi Ceskeho Narodnf1o Sdru
zeni obnosu 500
DIE ucin9neho sibu zasla b. James Muzfk $3.50 Full
ton Rd. opstns drok odkoupenych Bondd syobdy 200
Rodina p j. Hejnyt roh Clark Scranton ave. ia mi
sto kv9tin pTi pohfbu p Vojtecha so
Pr Karla Hegratova SO
Dne n sceryna 1918 bylo vykazano 800
Dne 20 cervna So haleza adm Sveta s72.O
Stvrzuji tmto pfijem $11525 kteryzto obnos sem d
stoupeni Jos Maska, tajemnika VOL yybor vyzveda
admnistrace 'Sv6ta' dne 21 6ervna 1918
Marta Navratlova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
. .s72.oo
Mir y vklce.

Prvni sousedka: Drive pa
nj Drackova neustale sveho mu
BE hubovala q pred lidmi mu
nadavala a nynf sedf spolu ma
pohovce jako diva holoubci a
ctou noviny.v z {
Druha sousedka: Emu, O.
vsem, panf Drackova must NIT
vzdy n6co zvlastnfho. Co je
valka, je d Mich mir"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
ODSoUZEN PRO RYCHLOU
JfZDU.

Albert Hagen Schauffeur,
1881 Spring rd., byl vcera SOU
deem Cullen odsouzen 500
pokuty a ma sest mesfcn do pra
covny, ze opily jel v automo-
blu rychlostf 40 mil "a hodinu
20 Harvard Denison mostu,
kde ohrozoval zivoty chodcn.
Takovych nerozumnych jed
cd name v mest9 vice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
UHLf PRO cHUDE.

K zadosti mayora Davise sli
ibila valecna rada. ze doda me
stu nasemu asi 10000 uhlf pro
pTistf zimu. Zasoba tato Jest
urcena pro nase chude obyva-
telstvo, kteremu Sc nvnf moz-
no zasobiti uhlfm ma zimu. Ma
tuto tfldu mayor nynf pamato-
val, aby pax, az nastanou zimy
netrpela zimou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

Starsf DANA taze Sc ma ma
drazf pred odjezdem vlaku ce-
stujfciho agenta: "Kdyz jste
stale ma cestach, mohl byste mi
ffci, v kterem voze ylaku hrozf
nejvetsf nebezpecf zivota?"
s'V jfdelnfm voze, mila pa
nf,' odv9til agent.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
HISTORKA SKORO STRASI-
DELNA.

Jisty kn9z v obci nedaleko
Abeerdeenu vvstoupil ma ka-
zatelnu q otevrel sve evange-
tlinm ma mfste, kde mel t,loze-
M papfr. abv nemnsil dIonho
bledati text K dnesnfho kazS-
nj. Zatfm co v4ficf iest9 dozpG
vovali pfsen pred kazanfm, pa
hledl ma papfr a Getl:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
vzdy ~

Domacf PAM: "dhpustte, pa
ne profesore, ze jsem vas zde
v zahrade nechala tax dlouhe
cekat. Nemel jste dlouhou zde
chvfli?"
Professor nationality (na,
vstevnfk): II to, to. Pocftal
jsem rdze. Mate tady 81 plno
rozkvetlych, AZ polorozkvet.
lych a 124 poupat.,s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

- Kazda oznamka We 'Svs
tu' uverejnsna, prinasi jisty
1spsch, Q cemz Sc kazdy o.
snamovatel jists pfesvxdcil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
Zn6nka geni6lnosti.

Nam vsechnu pffcinu do
nnnfyati se, zei midi manzel je
genius. !" 4
w echo tax soudfte?"
z toho, ze K zAdne pofad-
me praci Se nehodf."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
NEzByTNE KE zDRAvI.

Kazdodennf vy6istenf vnitr-
nostf jest nezbytne ke zdravf.
Pfi zacpe zbytky potravin z1-
stanou We stfevach 72 - 96 no
din, coz velice ohrozuje zdravf.
Zvlaste nynf V l6te musejf b5ti
vnitfnosti udrzovany v stale
cinnosti, a toho lie snadno do
cfliti ponocf Trinerova L6cive
no Hofkeho Vfnat Tento lex
pGsobi obdivuhodn9. Znstane-
tie usetfeni zacpy,s boleni hla-
Wy, nervosy,, povsechne malat
nosti atd. V.'lekarnach, $1.1O.
TrinerGv Antiputrin jest vytee
ny protihnilobny prostTedek k
vseobecnemu zevnfmu pouzitf.
Zkuste iei co kloktadlo, k W.
plachovani tist, k cist9nf ran
atd. Soc a. $1.00 v lekarnach,
postou 60c a $1.15. - Ma reu-
matismu. neuralgia, polamani-
ny. otekliny atd. jest nej1epsf
Trinernv Liniinent.r 35 a 65 &.
" lekarnach, PoStou As a 75c
Jcsebh Triner Company. velko
rSroba lekd. i333-1343 S. Ash
land ave., Chicago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

Ger byl jsem ma cest9 k A
berdeenu prepaden kostel-
nikem a skolmistrem. Ia
s bill mne, oloupili a mrtve
telo hodili u splavu do re-
ky. Modlete Sc "a dust ne
\ st'astneho.
Jerome Brushe.
Kn6z zbledl a dlodho ne
mohl Sc vzpamatovati, ba sot-
va nasel silly, aby radna vyko-
nal kazanf. Pc kazanf a sluz-
bach bozich pfecetl 81 lfstek je
ste jednou a special ma faru.
Sotva ze pojedl,, wal svnj bre
vii s LISTEN a special k mist
nimu soudci, jemuz vec vypra-
voval a zaroven podal mu list
papfru.
Soudce nan pohledl a zvo-
lal: Ale, w zertujete! To je
cisty papfrp'
Skutecne papfr byl cisty, aG
knez poznavaD die formatu, ze
to tyz papfr, -ktery byl mel v
ruce. V6c byla ovsem prflis "a
hadna a ponevadz oba znali
kupce Brushe, ysedli do vozu
a jeli do Aberdeenu. " dome
k,lpcove dozvedeli Sc, ze pana
cekali jiz vcera, ale re Sc ne
vratil. Nyni ovsem spechali k
m1stnfmu soudu, jenz Yyslechz
nuv je, DIAL lined zatknouti
skolmistra j kostelnfka a postal
lidi, aby patrali pod iezem. O.
ba zatcenf tvrdosfjne zapfrali j
ponechani zatfm We vezenf. Ia
nedlouho pfivezli ma drad mr.
tvolu Bruche, jiz byli nasli v
Iece. -
Proti obvin6nym nebylo o.
vsem jineho dIkazu, nez omen
zahadny, nynf jiz zmizely list.
Tu vsak povsiml 81 soudce "a
tate pesti utopence. Otevreli il
nasilfm a shledali v nj knoflfk
s dtrzkem kabatu - kabat,
cd nehoz knoflik utrzen, mas
Ii v byte kostelnfkove. Tim by
la dokazana vina obou muzI,
a odplata ocekavaaa je brzy
po te ma sibenici.
Zahadnv list zpisobil ovsem
lnezi a obema soudchm mno-
no hlavy bolenf, ale koneGn9
se vec vysvetlila. Svn kostelnf-
ka one obci chodil "a dcerou
kostelhfka 2 Aberdeenu a stal
Sc bezd9ky svedkem zlocinu
liz dokonan6ho. Boje Sc, o svij
zivot, skryl Sc a dal vrahim u
thci. Ale pax donutily no w.
citky svedomf sd9liti v9c sve-
mu farafi, coz v nedostatku Cd
vahy uIcinil pfsemne a s podpi
sem nest t'astneho Brushe. Lee
strach. ze 'bude poznan jeho
rukopis, pfim6l no k tomu. a.
by list omen Ease wal 2 knihy.
do nfz lei byl vlozil a strcil
tam jiny papfrd. jez lezely
ma stole faraTove. o tom vsem|
knee, jenz zatfm byl v jfdeln9
ovsem neved9l a tax byl ma
cely den pfiveden k domnenf,
ze deli Sc ma sv6te veci, jez
- -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

PRODAJI Sc zachovala plyno
va vyhfevnf kamna "a veImi
levnou cenn. Haste Sc v CTS.
1867 E. 1O8 st. 6-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

M - r-'~s~~s Ab~HSNNA ANE1tICu
by znamehalo pantsvf rnonar-
chic 3 slechty, ohrozenf uzna-
nj prAce, ztrata nasich maiet-
k0 9 nasf neodvislosti.
Americke d6lnictvo Sc nene-
chalo osalit nsmeckymi agen-
~, jak Sc jim to zdafilo Y Ru-
sku. Americky d9lnfk poznal
risiko prace a proto spoil Sc j
'vladou, abyl spolecne mohli til
valku vyhrati. Nasi Spojenci
bojujf q mi jim pomahame. a.
mericky d9lnfk vystihnul to vel
re nebezpeSf a proto Sc stal Cd
danym vlade, ktera vsim moz-
nym vychazf dslnictvu vstrfc.
To nejddlezitejsi CO vlada
vykonala bylo, utvofenf valec-
neho odboru prace. DIlezitost
toho odboru Sc ukazalo cd do
by jeho zalozenf. Zahy Sc obje
villa spolecna dohoda mezi pra
ci q kapitalem, a nasledky by-
", lepsi vykonnost, soulad, ry-
CHA vyroba valecnych potfeb
i jejich doprava.
Ma odporucenf tajemnfka
pro odbor prace Wilsona, Via
da jmenovala s clend ze "a
stupcd organisovaneho dslni-
ctva a 5 zastupci zamestna-
vateld. Tenn pfidslila diva "a
stupce vefejnosti, byvaleho pre-
sidenta William H. Tafta FIR.
F. Walshe, byvaleho pred. pra
rnysove komise.
Po nekolika poradach valec
iaeho odboru prace stala Sc do
.hoda odstranit vsechny prekaz
ky, ktere by vyrobu valecnych
potfeb stezovaly. Delnfci "a
mestnavatele iejich .pozadavky
- 81 ~ = =
pred dkladaif diverou te komi
81, a rozhodnutf jejich jest pax
platfcf.
Jejich dohoda sm9fuje k to-
mu, aby po dobu valky zadna
vyluka ami stavka Sc neobie-
villa. ---
YOtevfene dflny jsou dovole-
NY ale d4lnfci mali zarucene
pr&Vo Sc organisovat. zeny KITE
re yvkonavajf praci mud; do
stanou stejny plat. Osmihodin-
ma prace jest CO hlavnf pod
klad a mzda Sc urcuje die ce-
ny zivotnfch potreb.
Vseobecne Jest uznavano. a.
by ten valecny odbor prace DO
dobu valky mel to pravo rozho
dovat 0 vsech nesrovnalostech
ktere Sc mezi pracf a kapita-
lem vyskytujf. Kdyby dohoda
valecne delnicke rady jedne1
neb' druhe strany nebyIa pfiia-
ia, mali pravo zvolit smfrcfho
soudce, iehoz rozhodnutf Jest
pax platfcf. !
Phi rozhodovanf valecne Dell
nicke rady. nenf zadne vzdanf
Sc neb, nadrzovanf te neb one
strane. Zastupci kapitalu mlu-
vi, j zastupci prace mluvf a pax
podanfm ruky zaiisfujf svor-
nou praci ku hajenf americke
cti q neodvislosti, lPrace slibuje
vernost a pomoc ably ia valka
byla yyhrana tax, ably zavladl
blahobyt u tech, kteff pracuji|
rukama neb mozkem.
Takov6 'uznanf nedocflili ami
socialist N9mecku. vzdor to-
mu, ze jich pres 100 v ffsske
rade zaseda, ami v koruptnfm
Rakousku. Tam Sc dali do vle-
ku strany monarchie, ktera del
rictvu jeho zivofenf urcuje.
Liebknecht ktery neohrozen9
zasady socialism, hail, byl "a
lafem umlcen a ostatnfch Sc
stall poslusnf lokajove blazna,
n6meckeho cfsafe.
Ably tax August Bebel mohl|
vaf&f Il hvrh,, 49,, IL. ::
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

PRONAJME Sc byt o A poko-
itch. koupelna a vse zaffzeno.
Haste Sc Y els. 6114 Martin a.
We. 6-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

PRONAJME Sc stor,, kde byl
feznicky obchod zaveden. Mi
sto toto se'hodf tez pro grocer
nj obchod. Haste Sc v (. 4035t
Broadway nahore. 6-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

IA PRfcINOU nelnoci prodam
LEVINE lot ma Connecticut ave. z
Warner Rd. proti skole. Je tam
kanal. voda ,dlazba, vse zapla
ceno. Zada Sc $50 hotove a $40
nl6sfcne. Haste Sc u FIR. Vele-
ba. 1900 Angelus ave. z E.
131, ul. v Mt. Pleasant. 6E25
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-06-06
TRUTH ABOUT I.W.W.

mo member of the |. w. W.
has been convicted in any court
of any crime involving the or
ganization in so-called "disloyal-
ty" or violence from the time the
war started up to March l, 1918"
MANY |. w. w. unions have
been Loyalty serving the country
during the war, particularly in
loading ammunition and war sup
plies on the docks"
mo connection whatever has
been found between German agents
and German money and the /.
w. W"
Violence has been much more
commonly used against the |. w.
W. than by it's
"The Membership of the |. w.
W. is not composed of "bums"
and agitators, but for the most
part of Woodworking men, chief
ly American born, engaged in mi
gratory jobs"
These statements about the |.
W. W. refuting popular miscon-
ceptions of their activities and
purposes during the war are quot
ed from "The Truth About the
]. W. W" pamphlet now being
distributed by the National Civil
Liberties Bureau, of New York.
to help make clear the issues in
the present trial of 112 |. w. w.
leaders at Chicago.
The 'disloyalty and treason
charged against the l. w. w. as
part of a conspiracy to obstruct
the war are so far as yet shown
by any evidence, simply the or
binary activities of labor-unions,
struggling to get better wages and
conditions in even wartime" says
this report, and its principal con-
clusion is "that the inevitable re-
suit of this Misrepresentation
and indeed of the governments
prosecution itself, is to increase
labor unrest, to curtail war pro-
duction, and to promote national
disunity."
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-06-06
A YEAR OF HEADWAY
FOR DENMARK REDS

The report on the work of the
Socialist and labor movement in
Denmark during last year has just
reached this country. 1t shows
that the membership of the Social
Democratic party, which in Oc-
tober, 1915, was 10000, and at
the beginning of 1917 $4,000, is
now 10000, according to figures
published in The New England
Leader.
The municipal elections last
year brought the party many i'm
portant victories. In all 1879
Socialists were elected to town
and 'sogn" (rural community
councils. In IA city councils the
Socialists obtained majority.
Copenhagen, the capital, is one of
these. They also secured the ma
jority in "a "sogn" councils.
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-06-06
RUSSIAN ENVOY RAISES
RED FLAG IN BERLIN

GENEVA, Switzerland Adolph
Joffe, the new Russian soviet
ambassador to Berlin, is shocking
official diplomatic circles, accord
ing to the Tribune. He has hoisted
the red flag above the embassy
and refuses to meet the emperor.
He has not visited the government
officials, which is customary, and
he gave his first important din
ner to the minority German So
cialists, at which he expressed
opinions in strong language. Ber-
lin never experienced such
strange ambassador, according to
Tribune dispatch, and it is be-
leved that measures will be TAX
en- quietly to have him withdrawn.
Associated Press.
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-06-06
MUST HAVE S. PER DAY TO
SUPPORT FAMILY

The United States Bureau Of
Labor Statistics reports that a
wage Of $500 a year will only
provide "the minimum standard
of comfort"
In other words, this government
tai agency declares that if a
worker does not receive S. a day
for 300 working days in the year
he cannot support a family in the
most restricted kind of comfort.
In "A principal American cities
the lowest annual wage should be
$1,65O.
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-06-06

CHlCAGO-The prosecution Is
progressing so successfully with
it's startling disclosures about the
|. w. w. conspiracy" that every
one in court including the report
ers and the jury has difficulty in
keeping awake. Endless files of
routine letters are read to the
jury. These letters are no more
remarkable than thousands of
other communications which might
be gathered at random from any
fraternal or labor organization;
or, for that matter, from almost
any business concern in the coun-
try. The lawyers of the prose-
cution, however, seem to imagine
that by laundering along in this
manner a great foundation is be-
ing laid for something more in
teresting in the future. Let us
hope so.
Starting with the Marine Trans
port Workers Industrial Union
No. 100, of the Atlantic Coast,
the prosecution has taken the In
dustrial Unions of the Eastern
industries one at time present
ing a great number of letters that
establish no facts other than
that the secretaries of these In
dustrial Unions were in communi-
cation with the General Office
of the Industrial Workers of the
World and with VIM. D. Haywood,
the General Secretary Treasurer
of the organization. Letters be-
tween Walter T. Nef, secretary
of the Atlantic Coast M. T. w.
and Haywood were first taken
up. After these were read the
fact seemed firmly established
that both the General Office and
the Industrial Union were working
diligently to effect a real labor
organization of the much exploited
slaves of the docks and the seas
on the Atlantic Coast. Similar
letters from James Phillips, Sec
rotary of the Boston M. T. w.
and Haywood were read and moth
ing more damaging was disclosed
than a healthy hatred for scabs
and scab tactics and an ardent
enthusiasm for organiza ton.
This imposing array of guilt
disclosing "evidence" was follow
ed by other letters in a similar
vein from John J. Walsh, of the
Philadelphia NJ. T w. James
Slovick, Cleveland, Ohio, secre-
tary of the NJ. T. w. No 200 of
the Great Lakes, and Manuel
Ray, NJ. T. w. 200 organizer
from Buffalo. N. Y. All Of these
letters were presented apparently
with the sole intention Of showing
the connection existing between
these various Industrial Unions or
branches and the General Office
in Chicago.
Strikers, Scabs and "Conspirators"
While giving to the Jury the
contents of hundreds Of such com
munications, the prosecution is
presenting letters written about
various strikes in which these
unions were involved-letters that
Durport to show that the !. w. w.
has sought to use powerful in
dustrial action against the CAPT
talists and that, at times, |. w.
w. strikers have been somewhat
rough with scabs. Anyone know
ing anything at all about strikes
knows that such incidents unfor-
tunately occur in times of indus
trial disputes-and that the I. w.
w. is no more guilty of them
than other labor organizations.
In fact, before the trial is over,
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BERLIN POLICE BLOCK
SOCIALISTS
AMSTERDAM

AMSTERDAM - Three mass
meetings which had been ar
ranged by independent Socialists.
TO be held in Berlin recently to
discuss the question of Prussian
electoral reform, were forbidden
by the police.
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NEWS OF THE GREAT TRIAL

fused to take an oath stating that
he did not believe in God He
also had in his possession at the
time copy of Andre Tridon's
New Unionism' with sinister
phrase deeply UNDERSIGNED. This
turned out to be a statement on
page 1913 advising the member
ship Of the |. w. w. against the
indiscriminate and unsocial use
of sabotage as a weapon of in
dustrial warfare. Mr.. McHenry
admitted that Baldazzi, when ask
ed about the distraction of proper
ty and violence had told him he
did not believe in these things.
Upon cross examination by De-
Tense Attorney Vanderveer, Mr..
McHenry admitted that Albert
Prashner, secretary of the !. W..
w. Coal Miners Industrial Union,
stated to him in Scranton, Pa,
that if any German spies were
found in the l. w. w. he would
report them to the Department of
Justice. (McHenry, according to
the newspapers, was to have been
a star witness for the prosecu
tion.)
Lands Hands the Prosecution One
Claude Porter received richly
deserved rebuke from Judge Lam
dis for his manifest unfairness
in presenting l. w. w. press ar
ticles to the jury. Mr.. Porter
who is understood to be a Pres
byterian Sunday School sup,rin-
tendent in his home town, by
the way, read that part of the
article which stated that GRADER
had been arrested on suspicion
that he was German agent. Mr..
Porter wanted to stop here, leav-
ing the impression with the jury
that perhaps the defendant might
be critter of that sort. Attor
ney Vanderveer objeced strenuous
ly and secured the consent of
the court to read the omitted por
lions of the article. These show
ed that GRADER was born in Rus
/ sian Poland, that he was exiled
for revolutionary activities, went
to Germany where he was again
exiled for the same reason. and
that he came to America where he
was also arrested for his activi-
ties in the labor movement. Men
who know him intimately say the
accusation was a joke because the
Kaiser is Graber's pet aversion
Judge Lands, after listening to
the complete article, turned sharp
ly to the attorneys for the pros
ecution "That should have been
read" he said indignantly.
George F. Buss, sheriff of Luz
zerne County, Pa, was next call
ed to the stand. Buss is
pompous parsonage, much i'm
pressed with his own sense of
power. He was born in Kaiser
land and looks the part, has a
fat red face and a rich German
brogue, He is very loquacious
and much given to buster. Mr..
Buss boosted of the fact that he
had the state mounted police cab
solutely under his CONTROL" and
that he and they had broken up
many meetings of union miners
held under the auspices of the
|. W. W. He stated that three
anti-military stickers were stuck
up back of the building in which
the |. w. w. coal miners held
meeting in Hilldale, Pa, last
spring. Mr.. Buss could point
out no specific acts of violence
for which the l. W. W. could be
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TOBACCO PROFITS EXCEED
THOSE OF 1915

NEW YoRK-The P. Lorillard
Co., tobacco, had net income
for 1917 of $8,312,343. The net
income for 1916 was therefore So
1926 greater than the 1916 in
come according to the company's
reports.