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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-07-26
Snititia perienft.
Der ebemaliae bpllanbiid)e 0ampfer
Stotenbam gebt an Der iriidlen
II Suite nnter.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
July 26, 1918, as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
Gin iriid,er Sofen, "a. SSuIi.
{ Ger &ieienhan1pfer vG5riticio" Der
@bite Star Qinlc lit torpeoirt uno
perienft norben. Wan riinnt an,
oob feline Renidenlcben babel per-
loren gineen.
Die .SSSuititia" mar ser friibere
hollanoiihe Gnmpfer nStotenoom".
gs mar elm 6obr5eug bon 32,234
Sonner.
0ie nSSuIticio" hotte cine Nonn.
idpoft bon 600 bi8 700 &opfen.
Seem 9orf, "a. Slili
: Die ols oerienft eeneloete nSSititi-
cio" befon0 iif oni Dem 8iidtpeqe
roh einem nmerifoniiden Safen,
nadbent, mte bier in grfobrlnq 9e.
broft tpnroc, er cine aroBe Menge
ameritanifher Eruppcn obgeliefert
hotte. Die ,SESriticio" nermohte
3tpilhen 1000 1rno 5000 Wann 5u
beforoern.
2onoon, "a. SSuli.
Cine Gcpeihc aus 8eIioit bon
heutc beiogt, onb Der Oontpfer nSGSu-
iticin" Ser @bite Star 2inie ON
Snmstoq Mor9en an ser Norofiiite
bon SSrIono perienft puroe.
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Tas ScbpermOgcn non SdlIansen,
Gin iriider Sofen, "a. SoyilIt.

&on ben Sthlungen lam man tdIt
iogen, ie batteu V1asau9en, pd l'e
Die Augen ne lGlieBen. Dleien 1eb'
len ndmll4 ole Sioer 9dn5ll1, oolur
1inp ne ober Don eIner barten. pur1s
It6ti9en !Odut bsoedt, Die Dem 9Iale
ouItdilenp dbnelt. WCnn oas Heptt!
it6, ME ldbtu9 mebrmuls, 9dn5 bdu@
tet, perpen nuh Oteie Au9eni4olen
nit Der ubrigen ourdl1einenoen
&orperbulle ab9elporfen. Die sIosa
ortiss Iusenoede 1T 10 feft, bob ne
hos sigsntIids au9e pirtlam upr
3meigen, iddrIgsipiBteu 8rdiern uno
onpsren 0in9eu i4uBt, nit benen bic
S6langs bel ibrsu Sepegungsn su'
inmmsnItobt, lie TT ober oud li6ts
ourdtdiiig 9enu9. Elm idarfes SeAen
au e-m0eliden. Sat bic Shlnngs
olIo ou1 nidt ri6tige 9lnsaugsn,
10 tam mon po6 iagen, bob iie -.
Iu9engIoier trd9t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-07-26
Gage nnptrauOert.
Seine Ncloungen iiber Sortidlritte
nOrolid DER Warnc nno bel
Vtpntoioier.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
July &c, 1918, as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
Iros Der per5Deiicltcn Nnltrcns
olngen Der 0eutidlen, &elerpen por
5ubrlnqen ano Die 2inien an ieoer
Seite oes @iuihnittes bon SoiIions
bis 8eims 5u itabililtren, ihelnen
Die Nlliirten an ben mihtlgen 9lb.
idnitten Der 5Sront iilolif BON Soil-
ions uuo bel Reims Dorparts 5u
br0ngen 0os fron5oIiide Sfrlega'
miniiterium meloct idDereS NrtiIle-
riefeucr an Dem 9lbihnitt uno Die
9lbpeiiltng non 0eutiden @e9enon-
griffen III Der @egeno BON 8rignp,
filnf Wteilen Iii0peitlih pon &eims.
lieber Den Sortihritt geqen ocn ner-
it0rften NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. norolid
Der Wornc miro nidts geiogt 9lud
ole Situation n0rolih BON Wontoi'
bier, no Die sSrun5oicn om OiGl5toq
Worgeu Stelungen nabmcn Die
Die Norc beberrId,en, miro nidts er-
tp0bnt 2lus nihtantlihen Guel=
len miro berid]tet, ooB oa5 Regcn=
metter Der Iebten Gage Ole Sample
5niihen Soiiions uno Reim5 be-
trGhtlih beeintrdd)tigt uno nabr.
ifeinlih nllh ben oeutifen Hiid5ug
aus Dem Sod oerlnnginmt bat, in
nelden1 Die Sruppen be5 &ronprin-
8en ourd ben StoB oe5 Generals
Rongin geqen Die 8eitieite Der Gin.
buhtung gefan9en ipltroen.
@S lit befonnt, oaB Die 5rnnioien
lno Nmerifaner iiiblid bon Soiifon8
hos 8citllfer oerGriie errcid)t boben.
8enu es oen Iniirten gelingt, oie
Griie in groBerer St6rfe 5u iibcr.
fhreiten lln6 0os Blatean I'M Often
iencS Stromes 5u nebmcn, 10 mir
ben Die 0elltif)en Soiiions mabr-
id'einlid nidt mebr lanoe beiett bal
ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-07-26
Anfrbrn TiihamfrikaniI der
9nnntfrif.

esn peI1 bpbem @rabs Der ariss,
bieier llmgeitolter oller 8erbGltniiit
uno gBerte ouf oem gunsen Sroens
runo, Die Wieoerbelebung Der Snous
itrietdtigtett in ben iiioameritonii6en
Republiten tells gefOroert, tells brett
peruriaht bot. trttt immer oifentuns
bigger outage. WieIe Grtitel, Die
Suoamerito friiber aus Dem einen
ooer anoern Der triegfubrsnoen 2dns
Der importisrte, tonnten naturgsmdB
enttpeper gar nitt msbr ODER nut
nrh in beldrGnt.em utobe be3ogen
peroen. go lebrte eenn aud IN oies
lem 5aQe 9tot beteH. uno es 1T tenn
@unocr, ouB man lid IN SlIoontcrlfu
INNER msbr nit rl9enen 5abritds
tipnsmOgllateitsn bstuBt uno oubel
ielt Itoertdnollt bic Robjtoffe. Die
bort 3ur Yeriu9uug Itelen. iopeii pl'
mogllt Uerp:rtet.
8sraoe5u u,s cine llebsrruitung
bat IN b,eligeu @toBfd5ritantsnttei,
len BE loeben singetrrrfeue yiadrlt:
pon psr Grrl6iauJ Ger erIteH glieus
eebersl IN YrdplltR JeniIit. Dix
Ja5rit. in Rio Dc ,Jalsiro nui8e-
fu5rt, iit lmranoe, td8LlA ta1 eurts
itnitt.ites ZuJnium osH 5pan3Is.
bis orsiBigtoulsno EoAasH gu ,les
fern. Gle bsortsitti EsaRnetmii1es
Eiien, unD ole Gr3e, aus oeneH e
qeidlmol3eH uro. ueJoen i'm Gaaot
felbit geuonHeH. Xttltis. pie aus
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-07-26
grrnid,iri Dir {Iieeru.
anrcgura atr Sunbccr 'rlrruuG fnr OcH
SrcuSSna aCacn t,ciCIbCn.

G0tet iOlort icor 6lIclr, Ole lbr
tlnots fnHnI. mo uCrUrcuHt lle. Ser
lo0 elucr 6liegr lcgl bc0clltci OuD
III 4 BIS 3 Mubrn &llllourn mo
&riIlioncn mcniger icin mcrOcn. '0nl.
let eucr 9aus mo euren Uorttn
tcin, beltcDt 0orolil, oaB cure Ytuh.
barn oa2ielbe tnn tyllc9cu gtDen
h1dt oobln, no nld)ts 81. clien llt
Gie 0tcgc lte0t ais Su5llleutru1tr
eln5ig ou, in mo an 0eln Norpcr
elner cIujlgen 6llcge bat man luni-
bunoerI Ytlulonen 9a5IIcn gcrlu-
0en.
IS III enogiiltis teItgeiteIlt ooB
Die 6Iiegc ole 1Era9erln" Der ~.
pbus- -Nu5lilen iii; man ninunt olel.
iGb an, ooB iie aud anocre Hn5ll.
len, mle alnoerl0bmuuJ nit lib
tiagt. Eie Nnmeleubeit elner ,JlieDe
lit eln 3cldeu, Dap Die Sausbolterln
uidt iallber ill., TgSurtet nitt. bis Die
Sinleften loiti9 meroen; lt)reltet Dor.
her Ell. 0cgcnDortl9 ut nod cine
g.te ,3eit. uin elnen 6elo5pg gegen
rle 6liegCn 5n untcrncDucn. 3le
Sorms un0 Nprltoot -Ortrl.te bieten
iGealc UrutpldBe un0 orc neugebOre.
utn 6lIegen blciben MD. on lbrem
@eburtsort, iou0ern manoern aus,
luoem ne GiienbaDnen un0 anoere
GranapOrtnllttel benutcn.
Sic gun0esreglerung mndt fol.
GenOen SOridlag 5nr SernldtlIng
Der 9nus1llcgen: 6UrIHal0cDp0 uno
gtatruun Sullcpl iinO ole OrIien 6Ile.
qen9lfte 8cioc limo bellcr ais Arien.
Sic bobcn lbrc GortcIl> iiir oen
@ousgebraud. Sie l,uo fem @Ilt
lur ole Slu0er, tle iiuo beuuem 6u
han0bubcn, lbre &0iungen llno eln.
Iad unO lie loden ole 6llc9cn beron.
Cine 6OrmLIocbpo &oiung pon
clmobcrnO forretter Stdrte tam
innit berltclien, laoen man 0rei Gee
lDfiel uOu Der ton5entrlerten 6or.
lnalecbpO.Sonmg lueld)e uls Sorn0.
In bctannt it, NIT einem 4lnt
N&oiier pcrmlidt. SSn abnllber Weile
tam man oIc rIdtlge aon6cntrie.
ring pon gtatrllm SaIlcpl erbaltcn,
iuDcm man orcl GceloiieI pou 0es
rtinen Eulper3 IN elncm Eint @oi.
fer ouiIot. Gin 0elpobnlldes DUN.
nc3 SrinfgIoS miro gon5 o0er tell.
pcrie nit Der &oiln9 Seiilat. Gin
i!oher 1cIler, ouf UclGen ein Stud
nelBcs &oidpopler bon Der GroBe
res IeIIerS QeIegt miro, miro, 80.
zen bod, aul oas 8las gelegt. GoS
gGr5e miro boun idlneIl um9eorebt,
Tin Streibbol5 miro unter ben 9ian0
GeS 8loicS 0clegt uno Die JIiegcn.
iouc lit icrtig gum 9ebralIdJ.
>icocr 8crud, oCr Dem Oleniden
qciollt, bCIeibi0t Ole sSlicge un0 nm.
Gcfcbrt. 9tebnt iur 3 Sent Hauen.
beroI. miiht Is nit berielbcn Ylenge
g&oiier mo OlcGt Die Wliid)png III
c;uen gcmobnlihcn 8los' 3erltauber
(Itoml5crJ mo bciprIet Den Haum,
no olc 6licgcn iino. 9tad Aullht et.
lies 'ronSolid1cn t3clcbrtcn boilen
ole t5liegen bic blo1c 6arbe Norng
til bcionocrs mcrtpou otl 6arniCh
IL Stdllcn etc. Gn Niuu0 9ordy
mi 5poli 9Snuo NtTt il. EN- 0utes
Tllcgcngiit. Strcit Den Boron 0ui
lsn Ntilt lm0 ipriet &5nlicr oarilbcr.
&auac, GblortnIf o0cr GIieniuliat m
Mdllcr gclolt, un9ereIllgtc &arbol'
ionrc oner irgcuOtin 0calnlcttion5.
laittcl tann III Sauie oI3 6llegen.
1jlt gebrouht iperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-07-26
Grbanlid)rs aus einfm alro.
btbiiinnsiaat.

Sd0nc 3uItdn0e ideincn Iib nod
aen Gul5ugc Der Eroblbitlon I'm
Stoate gSulbiugton DerausgebiIoet
81 Baben 3as crgibt li6 aus DER
Jul1rllt elmer 6rau, ole lruber in
6unola amnnIg luar un0 lest in
0potane mobnI
Ste 11rcIul: Tim 5u Derlteben,
lpG2 enc proDlbhlUHstunipagne be-
CtAIeI, uIuB niun pe nll19ena1t Da.
ben. Suult tam nIan llW gar nlUt
purltele!l, lUetWe SeuUIrruug elne
0erarIIge &anpu9He unIer Ger Se-
polIeruH9 anrlUieI, lpIe ole HaD-
torI gegtIl etllanoer gtgeBt, lule Oe-
l1uTt@4euIe elnunoer uerIeln0et iUer.
oelL tur6unl lule ubcral QuB un0
lslIrleoen er6cllgt lulrO. 2elr III
Spol0ne baucn yeraOe elHen lol6en
&urgerIrleg ourWycnaDt ulIo DaUeu
nunAIeDr 0eiegcaDet, Ser8lelde
6lUIIWen oelI Ituaeten MaIDlHgton
mo uen nauen SulHOt5 alI3uEteueH.
>>IG elntm Iluntn SIaa1e bort man,
apgeIeyen pUH uel 2lraoen Ger $roDl-
buIoalanalIter, lUenIg uOn DER
&tlIItlruge. "a 9luI - nIUls, lUu5
ScllIe unlgtrrgl lnuuJt, mQ3 6ur Se.
1UullIguHI uuh Splseln 5nr tteber.
lUaWung Ucr &ebcllauDrun8 auOerer
AnluB glUt, leOer Uetuulnert ll6 I'm
l!O lelUlt. SlI Staate 2oalpln9tUn
III Oaa anoera. " Dut 0en An1a)eln,
ais % OIe gan6e OeoOlIerung DON
Spotane un0 seattle nur all Bier
lnlo 2DDIsteD 0plltc. le0er lInnt aut
e!He OelegeuDelt un0 prablt 0annt,
mle er 0as Uerbuiene Uetrnnt be-
tonilnen tam. 4>at Icmano grtOlg,
10 Wlro loulel gclrunten lUle nur lr.
gcno lnpgilU. Aarum gIut ea audi
Ulel &rnltenbcIt. 9ou5lu6ungen
llnO oil Der &agesor0nulg. Seaule
trle6eI uutrr ole Sttlcn, ouralA-
den PrlpanuoDnungen, 100 JIG sSDls.
tcD III allen mO9ll6en Serlteurn,
all1 III Strllnplen 1n0en.
Siin1lt lanO cine GerbanoIung
Der 0el1morenen III Sputane llan,
lpu EN- gaUpler ytld RennofT megen
InerianDlen OciranteDanOels auge-
tlagt mar. glla 5eIueIsmaterlul
mutoen led)snnO6luanolg Pult 2YDla.
teg Dem 0erltt uuertlercrt. Oic
@eldlupreneH peltanOen aus lieben
WiGnnern un6 JIM 6rauen. gtudJ.
Oenl Ote 8elWlUorenen lDre Seratun.
gen gum Abl9IuB gebrudt batten,
luaren adt OlalGen &Di3fep leer.
elncr Der pelbIiCben Wrl1luorenrn
tam 81 oeni SDerlf lHp pelbluerte
lIh, ouB DIE WcIbuorencn 0en Se.
lrelS gSblatep 9etruntcn b0iltn.
HId Eerutott nur0e trcl9ciproden.
%ScBt nj ea louclt getonlnlrll, oaB Ole
bicligcn 0roucn lernen, gScln un0
S3DlateD aus ullergou0 SIlan5en,
lule aus GGa6arber ulu. 5u uladen.
SINNER nleDr uta1t llN ole &enoena
brnlertbar, Die &uuolungen onoercr
5a fontrolllereu, YIllnr0- uno Sar.
tcniplclcn loIl III Malblngtun Dem.
naGlI uerboten luerocn ebenlu 2cn.
rsslpiclen.
BUR 3cit miro cine GorIoge oieI
beiprOdcn, ooB id, Wionuer ntt
neDr Ill Den 8arterduulen DER $40.
tells u0cr III OrucerultOres outbaIten
lclen, cbenlO elllc Sprlage, Ipondh
nldt mebr als Orei Wtanner aut Der
StraBe 5ulolHnlcn iprehen ourlen.
limo ole Solge? Gle &cute 3ieben
bon SpotaHe ucg. GIe Wonrue.
ItroBc, eIne ihon gcptlaltcrte 9aupt.
lttaBc Spofduea, luellt III elner
Strete pun cln0reIplertel Nteile
Erbt luenl9cr nIS netnunopier5lg
lecrltcbtnOe 8obnDQuicr uno %Goen
ouf. lno oaa iii nur cine StroBe
Gus bun0crtcn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-07-26
The Pioneer Newspaper La Crosse devoted to American Aims and Ideals

!oes, iofpie @inriftunQ pon gBarens
nieperIoeen in allen Qr0Beren iiios
omsritaniifen StGnten nad1 europGi.
ihem Mufter. lPit sinem 0orte. ss
Gilt sruitbaft su orbsiten. Wlit Res
hen. 3situnasprppoqonon uno Ger.
briioerunasfeiten 1T ss nidt setan.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-07-26

beGte 70 frieoe0ou bolieqenben @utss
t=Fe oereinit auf rdut ride 9tngr;ffe
lefabt fsiu muBtsn. 0sute Iino biefe
3eiten pergnn9eH. uno ibre Grinnes
run9s5eihen hiloen fir uns nur no9
einsn beIonoern Ghmud Der 'Sla6s
,duoic,lft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-07-26

- Sor tur5em lit an oen
,Solaen elmer Sdublpunoe lnlDo
3uuld, Der Qirigtni oes Grhcpers
Der Utuiitlrclm0c ln g&lbOrB. 6inu.
LAMB, geltorben Der ether Der berUor.
ragen0lten &ertrcter nelBeltIldcr
itnniider 1ontlult mar Aluias
erite aonlpoltiouen ourt Die cc
Sluimertiaulfelt errcAtC. uuren ems
Iloliniondte un0 eth aIagicrtrt0.
auberOcm bat er Gouuerfe filr Cr.
deter nit mo oAHe Nlfa,parti,H
Sulo9eiluGe UNI a-ClSelll.G5ore ge.
;tr,ebcr. Gr }cid'ucte i'd ourt
feine ,SnitrumgHtleyHul un0 orl3'
slele Haadit;l6cuHg ans.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-07-26
Sp1nr.

Eie Tt0u ertennt man on
Gen 6rfunolnnen, Die fe nl6t
BOT.
Seber 3o9norat 6ot sinen
itilIen Sompd9non. 0us TIT Der Sons
oitor.
Vile slide. Die in mc6r ais
$50 Meter Eirle lebcn, iiuo 9iaub-
liid)e.
Die @eioe 1T Elm Strei46ol3
uno tam 9IeihfalIs plel lInbeil ans
rlhten.
Neu9isr tnnnit ou nur befrie>
oi9en. menn ou ibr iagt. mas fte boz
rtn mill.
Crit mad Dem 5monjiaitcu
&obre itcbt 0ie Sooriarbe eines
N}en}d)en lclt
VI an d. e HulpCriorten enhuideIa
bCi Der &crbrcuum1 clne Site bis
6u 5000 @rao.
Gas 9erS elmer 6rau 1T elm
grief, lbr 2IuBe cine Folttortc, ibre
Sono Gruflnd)c
1906 beltdn6en ioIt 5rei
6ilnitcl oeS prtnBiltcn Sceres aus
qOlnIId]cm Grlotc.
unge duBes Gtn tpirb BON
Staotluit isdsmaI 70 itneIl SeritOrt
pie in reinsr Yuit.
Den Selbitf fii6tistn rs
tennt mon piel eber an benz, mas er
Qjbt, ais mas er nimmt.
g8enu manhc 6rou niht
an Die 3utllnft oGdtc, 10 Bate lie
oud cine Sergnngeubcit
:. lie oliidlih uiiroe man
ieiu tonncn nit all ocm Slid, oas
IN Der McIt perloren aebtl
6leii6Iofe VI den in
Banern ernit ipiros erIt, luena
iie bort bierlrfe Gage bdben.
Gs gibt Menfdeu, bic TO
transparent gu fhetnen permogsu.
bob fe ME burdidaut perben.
IS boltsn fid uiele fir ans
itdnbi9, neil fe pOn Der nddtsn
Babrbeit nidts piiien pOllen.
Der fte europdiide Suno, osr
Qfriin .ourGquerte", ipur Der Ddhss
buno .,5etihen" pcn W!Bmonn.
Ter nfrifoniIde glefonf
fommt om GiIimonoiharo nod ia
elmer &obe Don 42OO Wetern uor.
Yiunt bat ouf ocn HotsOomer
Eilnglibrrae in eincm Sabre 47.500
Str1ud)Pr uno gGnHe nngepiIansr.
Jn ne Itpreub ber mar bel Der
Grlperbung hurh preuben in ben pols
n'id1en ge5irtsR ieosr 3ebnte Mlanu
ooeli9.
Iie qroben llc6erihmcmnln.
gcn mt Rbcingebct bcfollen Die
l1Oldbrigc Ecriooe ocr Sonnen.
ilcdcn
Otne qiebe, 8cSeiIterune uno
JuIenc miro oos Goelits. pds Der
Wenih treiben tam, 3u einem ruinci'
gen Nldta.
9(biid,t, NuSiid,t, llniiift, Giii.
lid. gtadlld)t iino cbtu'yUicIe Tin.
&C. mcld,e ole S5aurtiade ucc1moerH
-- Glniid,t
Aus Der Copiicc lebt bcrpot,
oaI, ole alicn 8ricd3cn 0ic @ons
niht ul@ Rug, iohocrn ais 3ler.
uoaci birItcn.
& don i'm IA 5ubrbunosrt ..
Gbr. erbnuien bic Qegppter sinsT
5uBnoHsr GonaI, Den Nubufljs. pom
Jo9srsiten Hdnse.
Ter groBe Uiatbematifer
@rlBnann bat mi ocr lultpcriit0t
ME Utotbmlutif acbGu uu6 mar ooh
3uus ans fGcuioQC
AlICin in Soudtong 10.
ten i0brtih 2OUuuU Nlogramn
&cioenbIa,tcr 5ur &crioIhung oc3
lccs ptrbrauft pcrocn
Gle V ege oe8 6ortihritts uno
Der Gntortung Iauien oft 10 uo1e
nebenelnon0er, Dob man gIaubt, iie
iilbrten 5u 0en1ielben 3icIe.
Die 3pei vnent6ebrIiditen ron
alien 3uoenoen Iino WdBtgung uno
9lugheit. o9ne melde allie unterusbs
mungen umfdlaqen. ale 5rii4te oes
mubIomTten 5IsiBes oeroer6eu.
Geruoe8u gldn5eno lnn-
ten Die Gerihte ilber oie 81 erluor.
ten0e Grnte. Goflr iou oem 8et'
termuuu, Dem i'm @inter 10 iehr
qe5iirnt wur0e, manages uer3ic1eH
iein.
Gin @Iud 1T es, bo6 o1s @eLo
uidt riett, ionIt gd6e es uiGt 9orz
Iiimeriefdbriieu qenuq, um Den 4ufs
enthoTt in nsu Grpi{eu manher unz
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-07-26

Su Scr Sonne beili0t la
iidfgr elu Clement o9F ont 0cr Gro
uIdt eriiueri Non .pcib COS ae
clncr qrjneu &lnle lm 1pctirunl ogt
Nar0Ha
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-03-07

Billy Sunday-A religious noun
tebank who holds the same rela-
ton to the vested interests of this
country that the monkey does to
the hand-organ.
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-03-07

When working people strike one
way and vote another they get it
where the chicken got the sharp
pointed axe.
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-03-07
THE WAGES

Earth loves TO gibber Ger her
dross
Her golden souls, to waste;
The cup she gives her god-men
Is bitter cup 10 taste.
Who sees the gives that bind
mankind
And strives 10 strike them off
Shall gain the kissing hate of
fools,
And thorns, and ingrates' scott.
Who storms the moss grown walls
of old
And beats some falsehood down
Shall pass the pallid gates of
death
Sans laurel, love or crown;
For him who fain would teach the
world,
The world holds hate in fee
For Socrates, the hemlock cup;
For Christ, Gethsemane.
Don Marquis.
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-03-07

Our boys should not leave home
without sitting for photo at
MEYERS STUDIO.
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-03-07
ATTENTION COMRADES.

Honest information; general de-
scription; correct location num-
bers; 1900 900 acres O. x {. (now
S. p. RI Grant Lands; Title Re-
yerted back TO L. s. Govt. will
open for settlement and sale at
$3.50 per acre as classified. Fees.
Sl.00. Louis II. Bergold, Roseburg.
Ore.
Editors Note)-This is a re-
liable proposition. and you will
receive value for your money.
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-03-07

BARGA1NS-In New and In
redeemed Diamonds, High
grade Railroad Watches and
all kinds of Firearms. VI. S.
SllVerman. 1412 Hewitt.
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-03-07
Trade on Rockefeller and Save Money

We open at and Close at p. NJ, Saturday In
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-03-07

Searches without warrant; seiz-
ures without warrant; wholesale
arrests without warrant, and the
holding Of men and women in
prison without charge, is legal
procedure cloaked in patriotism
Protest is treason.
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-03-07


than anywhere else The old
Yankee trick OF selling maple
hams and wooden nutmegs Is re-
vired IN the sale of political bunk
Politics -, one of the principal
props of the social system that
rohH the poor to cndow the rich
TIE Samson who wiIl puA IT
Town Is the industrial issue.
Hence the zeal Of thn politicians
20 iacp the industrial issue o't
ot 'ht. 'lt d0ea not tau With
|. 10 the proper Hidele OF govern
mont. NO. nothing bu' taHes
war and inIunctions f'll within the
proper sphere Of government If
YOU listen TO the professional poll
ucon' industry IS me. Pom
ties Is "a parasite sucking the
blood OF lie. But voting % not
politics. Voting rs the only dem-
ociatie way OF settling public
questions Politics makes voting
am empty form that settles noth-
ing Inc politics OF the United
states, with all its nose, pomp
ana expense, never has settled
solitary issue The issues IT be-
gan with at the organization Of
the government u - stlll mud
ding over Before voting can
do what 1t should Tor as, we
must substitute the industrial for
the political motive.
Education
Education is second prop Of
the system that ioots the produc-
ers to enrich the parasites. Cap
ltalist schools catch the children
OF the workers young and break
them TO saddle and harness. For
bucking ponies there is the IRE
form school, with It's quirt, and
the JAN. For all who will not
wear the saddle and mind the rein
there is the penitentiary, over
whose doors is written abandon
hope. Education grinds into the
young mind the systems ideals,
valuations and beliefs. 1t steers
youthful ambition into paths safe
Tor the hooters. Boys and girls
are taught to revere what is good
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-03-07
Continued From Last WcelD

There are plenty az current
.acD to justify what, ] have said
IN tie preceding in almenl If
anybody doubts \ hothcr the
money kings are vi king fat ON
sbe wa, or not. let y ~ reflect on
he fact that since the war began
W, have produced a crop Of more
han 1000 new millonoircs, the
figures being quoted from 81 gov
nument report. The profits Of
the Jirgo trusts are something
fabulous. The secretary Of the
treasury. in harmony with the re-
dictionary leaders Of the senate,
mas announced that he prefers
bond issues TO taxes and desires
no more legislation this year to
,onscript war profits 1t would
disturb business To lull the
1cople into acquiescence in this
orgy of plumber it is said that
those who make sacrifices will
be honored when the war is over,
while the profiteers who pile up
gheir blood-stained millions will
be buried mountain deep in pub
lie excavations" This is Il love
ly forecast. but it will not come
true. Unless human psychology
and social conditions radically al
ter, those who have money will be
honored after the war, as they
were before the war. We shall
all bow down and adore them.
Nobody will ask or care how
they got il. The fact that they
have it will atone for everything.
If we love truth we'll enough TO
open our eyes and look at what is
going on around us we shall wit
ness the daily evolution of the
most wealthy and overbearing
aristicracy the world has even
seem. One Of the things which
the war for democracy is ac-
tually producing in the United
States is greedy and unscrupu-
lous plutocracy. The President
and many of those around him
are honestly struggling against
this clear evolutionary tendency
of the war, but thus far the
task of checking it has exceed
ed their power The Presidents
seemingly despairing remark that
'limitless greed" was in full sway
was we'll within the truth. Moth
ing can stay the sweep toward
plutocracy. except a tidal move
nent of the whole people in the
opposite direction, that is a move
ment toward industrial democ-
-acy. Our plutocracy has risen
nto POWER with all the institu-
lions Of political democracy in
full operation. Apparently they
present no particular obstacle to
t. This should impress upon us
he truth that political democracy
IS only a wayside- inn on the
great hi}>hway that leads to in
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-03-07

International democracy must
rest on the rock foundation of in
dustrial democracy.
The Co-operative news. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1917-1918, 1918-03-07

Socialism stands for the social
izing Of industry, the end of CAP
italism, and the destruction of the
profit system.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-05
Letter From n Soldiers wife.

Carbon, Eastland Co, Tex. S-2l-iS.
Dear Snyder Signal:
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,or Nav yors Tho NOD c,os. ,,e,,sa
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-05
". .. " UGE
CONDUCTS UNWILLING

Last SUNDAY a fair sized crowd
witnessed the Imposing unyeiiing SER
Vices OF Valentine Lodge. W o. W,
at Snyder cemer,yy Nembe;a ~
sembled a. the lodge rooms at 2
o'clock Sunday afternoon and went
In a body 20 the cemetery and un-
yelled the monuments Of 5overeIgns
Hudgens. svlnt and Lapour. Con-
sui Commander Harvey shuler had
charge OF the services with J. p
Chambless. tster Of ceremonies, as
sisted by Lyman Wren and Pete Ro-
I'm. clerk. and Walker wilks. bank
or. Music vas furnished by quar-
tstto composed Of Misses Georgia
Bolln and Nell Higgins and Fred A.
Grayum and A. p Morris The ora
tor Of the occasion vas Mayor p. =.
smith. The services we're concluded
shortly after Z o'clock