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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-13

Americans are they going to make OF
children of the men now on vacation
children born in this country of par
ents who were born in this country, and
in thousands of cases their grandparents
were born in this country.
When these children grow into mac-
| hood and w-omanhood, and look back Ola
the struggle of their parents and the
treatment accorded them by their Gov
eminent and employers, and they realize
that that same treatment prevented them
from getting proper education and foods
that would nit them for the struggle for an
become? II should be the first thought
of the Government and employers to prfp-
erly look after our American-born. so that
they may be a proper example for tins
foreign born. and 1t will prove to be the
best Americanization school that we can
support.
An engineer in yard service today If he
works every working day In the year. talS-
ing in all day on Saturday. and all holi-
days which will include Christmas and
Fourth Of July, and nc vacation, Sundays
| not included, he will make seventeen hun
bred and forty-two (s1, 742) dollars per
year. OF course, in slack times, he ma
turaily will not work all working days.
which will make his yearly pay less pro
rata for the days off. Should a yard
brakeman put in the same time as just
specified in the engineers case, he viii
receive about fifteen hundred and fifty
(S1. $500 dollars per year. less the numhsf
conductor receives sixteen hundred and
fifty C1,650l dollars and the fireman
thirteen hundred (sf,300) dollars. And
these wages at a time when the Bureau
Of m of this Government az
Washington widely publishes that under
present conditions no family of FIVE can
properly live on less than twenty-five hun
dred ($2, 5000 dollars per year. Is Is not
enough to drive to shame those very putt
lie spirited citizens who manned trains In
order to break the vacation. and might
we ask what ealibre of man will the stu
dent make when at his present age he
stoops to deprive those railroad men Of
a just compensation, and what about the
| College Faculties that allow it? Or per-
haps it is not SO much the public spisit
that induces these students to act as strike
breakers. as it is the high wages and the
princely keep.
In the interest of economy there must
be a halt called on this waste Of money
by the railroads. In the interest of the
business and the welfare of the country,
there must be something done to adjust
the deplorable. condition. of the country.
In the interest OF the public in general
who will experience severe suffering should
the present conditions continue to exist
but a very short while longer. We call on
the railroad managers to bury their re-
v~engefuI spirit, and restore those men 10
their former positions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-13

The Clerk reported that the Mayor had
returne ed approved:
Resolution TO prepare plans and speci-
acations for Orphans Home;
Resolution re-desirtcing sixth Ward;
Resolution to appropriate $4,000 fof
school improvements;
Resolut.on to reduce paving assessme ni
ON lot II, block 1873;
Resolution to cancel assessment on ioi
81 block "a. Broad Street Sewer;
Resolution TO connect hre alarm box Al
Standard Underground Cable Co. with
Resolu.lon to purchase IS poles:
Resolu.ion to refund $3.50 to james
Jardot; -
Resoluti IN to pay bus inspectors '12S
resolution to purchase two tanks;
ResoIution 10 buy white paint FOL
Lamps and Light COMMITTEES;
Ordinance TO appropriate ssV'vvV toi
Laurie Street Paving -.
Resolution awarding contracts for High
street pavement to East Jersey Bridge
resolution 10 install electric light in
Bus Waiting Room:
ResoIurion awarding contract for paint
,nr Ifber-y Fire House 10 A u. Mertini
witch were ordered filed.
An ordinance entitled: An ~ordinanee
n appropriate the sum Of sixty-nve
ihousand dollars to pay the cost Of paw
High Street northerly from the NORTH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-13

R DRESSES :. $4.e8
Wolfe and Bingham Dress
es in many styles and pretty
patterns to choose from.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-13

Road Brakemen
Per Day of s Hour Per Year 313 D;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-13

FERD GARRErsoN,
City Treasurer.
City Of Perth Amboy. N. j.
Statement Of Collections Made BY The
City Clerk During the Month OF
May, 1920
1 Billiard rs tables) $500
1 Billiard e tables) ............. 1890
1 Billiard Il tablet ............... 1000
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-13

Balance April 3Oth. in Treasury$527, 42G.i1
Perth Amboy. N. ].
FERD GARRETscN.
City Treasurer.
city Of Perth Amboy. N. J..
Statement of the City Treasurer for the
Month of April. 1920
Sinking Fund
Bal. March 31st. 1920 ........$ s3,2o4.5S
Received of Collector Of Rev
enue Taxes from Years Pre-
vious tc 1917 .............. 1892
Received Taxes 1915 ......... 1871
Received Taxes 1915 .......... 277.SS
Tax Control (4l3.02)
Pavements-
Amboy Ave. 1850
Convery Place .........-.--..- 371.15
Front St. Fayette to Market . 1850
Hall Ave. $500
Madison Ave ....-...... .-.... S3IsS
Mechanic ST.. Fayette 20 Wash
ingfon 1900
New Brunswick Ave. -....... 47s.Ts
Penn ST. 43.t0
State St. Smith to L. v. ...... 1865 80
State St.. /. v. No. ....-.... 32O.G0
Water St AS. so
Watson Ave. ..-............. 9s.4o
Sewers.
Broadhead Place ............. ss.ss
Compton Ave. (New) ......... 1909
Donald Ave-. Ken.-North 49,. 3S.e3
Front st. ....-.-<----........ 1899
Harrington St. ..........-... 5000
Miller and William Sta 1855. 7e.so
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CONTINUED From Page So

N paid to City Treasurer 80. .s3O4,o25.55
Perth Amboy. N. j., May Q, 1920.
e. +.
City Collector of Revenue.
City of Perth Amboy. N. j.
Statement of the City Treasurer for the
Month of April, 1920.
General Account
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-13
Maximum Wages of Railroad Men in
Yard Sarrraco

Maximum wages OF haiHoad Men In
Yard Service
Engineers TOO
Firemen 52zc
Conductors % 5-sc
Passenger Brakemen ............. HMc
Road Brakemen sic
40 1.314.eo
$50 sSS 1856
1855 1,114.es
Now. therefore. be 1t resolved that this
the policy If spending the public's money
to make serfs of our citizens.
And be It and It is hereby further re-
solved. that a copy of this resolution be
sent to President Wilson. to each Of the
United States Senators frcm this State.
also to the Representative from this dis
trict, also a copy to the State Chamber
Of M one to the State League IT
J municipalities a copy to the official paper
Of this Fosrd, and one to the New
Brunswick Home News, with the request
that they use their good offices with the
newly appointed Labor Board to have the
iority rights and thereby end the strikers
vacation,
was introduced and adopted by The fol-
lowing vote. Patten. Ander-
sen. Clark. Riedy, Wester. Nay-Waters.
The foregoing resolution was adopted
with the understanding that copies II
sdAlAC DC sent I II proper parties VIA
special delivery.
The protest against the storage OF ,ils.
gasoline and other inflammable materials
at 80 jefferson Street was referred to the
Committee of the Whole. The City CLERK
was instructed to notify all signers Of the
petition that the Board would be pleased
to have them attend next meeting on
June 18th. in order that this matter could
be discussed.
The following resolution by Mr.. Wilson.
Resolved, that the Police he
and hereby is authorized to purchase me-
police equipment for the ratrolmen re-
Gently appointed, said equipment not 10
cost more than four hundred and seventy
hye dollars.
was introduced and adopted by the fol-
lowing vp-e: Yea-Wilson. Waters. Par
ten, Andersen, Clark. RiedY. Wester. Nay
None
Council adjourned.
A. L. GRAHAM.
lesss-f-ls-lt. City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-13

/ herewith respectfully submit report of expenditure against Appropriations Cor
he month of April 1870 and showing balances as % May 1st. 1929 -.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-13

Street Commissioner
were presented, ordered entered in the
minutes and referred to the Collector OF
for collection.
The following report of the ComptroI-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-13

January 20, 1920.
s teams at $1,000
81 men at 1886
9 trucks ar $4,000
2 foremen at $500
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
TRATATUL Gu UNGARIA.
- CCNDITIILE. - VIITOARE-
LIE FRONTIERE ALE UNGARI
Ell. - REPARTIZAREA DATO-
PTET

Tratatul en- Tngaria e redac-
tat dupa acelasi plan ca tratatul
de la Saint-Germain. Partile ,pri-
vitoare Ia Societatea Natiunilor
la interescle unguresti afara din
Europa, la prizonierii de razboiu.
sanctiunile. protectia minoritati-
lor, etc, sunt identice. Frunta-
rifle sunt jalonate prin hume de
localitati mici. 1nspre Austria,
Ungaria perde a fasie de pamint
cunoscuta sub numele de Unga-
ria germana, la apus de riul Lei
tha.
INSPIRE statul sirbo-croato-slo-
vean, fruntaria urmeaza cursal
riului Mive, afluent al Dravei 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12

cursul acesteia din urma pima la
$3.50 kim. nord de confluenta
cu Dunarea; ca trece Ia sud q
DoJa 81 la sud de Seghedin, un-
de atinge fruntaria .romina.
INSPIRE Rominia. traseul urmea
"a 0 linie nord-est trccind intr
Debretin al Ungariei 81 Grades
Mare Romlniei.
Cehoslavacia e despdrtita d.
Romluia 81 de nordul Ungaric
prln valea de sus Tisci, do
undc fruntaria ajungc valca Du
narii la aproXimativ 80 kim. nord
de Budapesta.
Comisii speciale compuse din :
mcmbrii numiti de putcrile ala
te 81 associate 81 cite unul de f;a
care putere interesata. vor deter
nina Pc tercn limba fruntariilon
Repartitia datorici unguresti in
tre statelc earl primesc o parte
din fostele tcritorii ale rcgatn
lui e fixata dupa clause finan
clare speciale
Din punct de vedere militai
totalul fortelor unguresti nu v,
putea trece de 10000 oameni
Armata ungureasca nu va putca
dispune Ge nici lm tum mai mar.
dc $50 milimetrii.
LYON, II Ianuarie. = Delega-
tia ungara a fost ascultata Vi
ncri d. a. de sefii ceIor trei on
verne aliate. Dupa aceasta, d-ni
Clemenceau, Lloyd George 81 Nj
til au deliberat impreuna.
[vUniversul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
Mo(itICaTle abuse in tratatul
dc pace Gu Austria.

Am arafat la vreme ca, in
tr'un consiliu de ministri tinut
inainte ca domnul Naida sd Fl
plecat la Paris, prim-ministrul 4
comunicat Cd confcrinta de pace Il
adus simtite modificari tratatu-
lui de pace intre moi 81 Austria
imbunatatind in mod evident 81
tautiunta Rominici. Modificarile
sunt abuse in special la capitole-
lie Frontierele Rominici 81 81.
tutaiunea evreilor in Rominia.
Treccm peste faptul ca noul
polemica s'a angajat intre ,guvcrn
81 presa libcrala pc tema accstor
modlflcarl Pc carl oficiosal
guyernului le numcstc un com.
promis 81 reproducem pasagiul
privitor la drepturile evreilor in
nOua lui redactare.:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
TAKE DIRECTE PENTRU BA-
GAZE fNTRE TRANSILVANIA
BANAT 81 VECHIUL RECAT

In vcderea introducerei bilete-
lor dirccte intre statiunile de pc
linia BucureSti Predeal ce sunt
in legatura directa, Gu trenurile
de persoane 81 accelerate 81 sta
tiunile Arad, Oradea Mare, Cluj,
Turda, Alba lula, Tirgul Mura-
sului, Sibiiu, Medias, Sighisoara.
Brasov 81 Timisoara prin Pre-
deal; precum 81 intre Bucuresti,
Craiova, Turnu SEVERN, Timi-
soara, CaransebeS 81 Lugos prin
Nirciorova, sc vor primi 81 expc-
dia bagaje directe, percepindu-se
urmatoarele take:
DE LA BUCURESTI = 5000
tlte prin via Predeal - la Ara1
81 Oradea Mare $40 lei pentru fl
ecare 10 kgr bagaj; la Cluj 4.20
Turda 400; Alba lula $50; Tir-
gul Murasului 400; Sibiiu $50;
Medias $40: S;ghisoara 300
Brasov 1.S0 81 Timisoara $50.
De la Timisoara in Turnu Sc
verin 2.20; Craiova $40; Bucu-
resti 800.
De la Caransebes la: Turnu Sc
verin 1.20; Craiova 2.40; Bucu.
resti 400.
De la Lugoj la Turnu Severir
1.6O; la Craiova $50; la Buc,l
resti 4.40.
Pc linga< taxele de mai sus Sc
va percepe, in ori ce relatiune,
80 bani de fiecare expeditiune,
ca taxa de manipulate.
(,Universul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12

tlclale Sc va cauta sc da facili-
tati rezonabile tuturor supusilor
romini de alf3 limb Gle cit caa
romincasca, intrebuintind limba
lor fie in mod oral, fie in scris
Inaintea tribunalelor.
Art 9. Cetatenii romini a.
partinind minoritatilor etnice de-
rcligiune 81 de limba Sc vor bucu.
ra dc acelas tratament 81 Gle ace
leasi garantli de drept 81 de fapt
ca 81 ceialalti supusi romini. Nor
avca drept egal de a infiinta, de
a conduce. de a controla PIE PRO
PRIZE CHELTUIALA institutiuni
Gle ibinefacere. religioase sau So
ciala, Scoli 81 alte stabilimente dr
educatie GU dreptul de a intrebu-
inta propria lor limba 81 de a-si
exercita religia Tor in mod liber.
In ce priveste introduccrea
tratatllui, al carei cuprins era
considerat ga find jignitor, de
oare cc stabilea o independents
relativa a Rominiei, ed capatat
urmatorul cuprins:
Considerind ca Rominia. prin
propria sa vointa este doritoare
de da de buna vote garantii
slgure de libertate 81 drcptatc, a.
tit tuturor locuitorilor din We
chiul Regat al Rominiei, cit 81 CO
lor din teritoriile transferate de
curlnd Rominiei orr care ar ii
rasa, limba sau religiunea carora
apartin.
S'au pus de accord, dupa o GER
cetare comma sa incheie prezcn-
tul tratat, 81 au desemnat, in "a
cest scop, plenipotentiarii, car.
au convent asllpra stipulatiuni-
lor urmatoare.
(;,Universul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
DREPTURILE EVREILOR DIN
ROMiNIA.

Art. Z. = RomInia Sc obliga 81
recunoasca de cetateni romini, Gu
depline drepturi 81 fara nici 0
formalitate pc Evrei. locuind in
toate teritoriile Rominiei 81 carl
nu s'ar prevala de o alta nationa-
}itatc.
Art. 8. = Tot supusii romln;
vor Fl egali inaintea legii 81 Sc
vor bucura de acehasi drepturi
civile 81 politice fara distinctiunc
de rasa, de limba sau de religic.
Diferinta de religie, de credin-
ia sau de confcsiune nu Va pagu-
'bi nici unui supus romin in ccea
zee priveSte exercitarea drepturi-
,lor sale civile sau politice, mai a,
les, pentru admiterea in slujbele
publice in functiuni 81 onoruri
sau i'll exercitarea diverselor pro
fesiuni sau industrii.
Nu Sc va edicta nici restric-
tie contra liberei intrebuintari
pentru ori ce cetatean romin. a
unei limbi oare care, fie in rela
tiunile private sau comerciale,
fic in niaterie de religiune, do
presa sau de publicatiuni de orr
ce soiu, fic in intrrmirile plblice.
Totusi in stabilirea din partea
guvernului romin a unei limbi O.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
BARRATI BATRiNI ORR IT.
NERI.

M e intrebare care este boala
D-Tale. ori de cind 0 al, daca
viata vitoare 81 fcricirea tic in
joe consu,ta acest doctor spe-
ciaist Nu intrebare &c rapoar-
te descurajatoare aveti din, ori
ce directie; nu face mimic dacd
lisa spus Cd est incurabil.
ATENTIA SPECIALA la exa-
mlnariie microscopicc 81 chimice
a singelui. urinci 81 a scuipatu-
lui 81 tot pacientii care sufere
de nervositate is complicatiuni
mentalc Sc comnnicc la adrcsa:
DIR. ALBERT F. SMELL,
80 Public Square, Cleveland, o.
ori 1854 Wesley Ave-, Cincinnati,
Orele de oficiu de la 9 a. m. pi-
ma 8 p. m.
Dumineca 81 sarbatori de la IL
am. pima la l p. nj.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12

unde iti poti regula toate aface-
rile, trimitlnd 'bani, sau schim-
bind in bani gaia, 81 de unde i
putea sa scott billet de vapor -
orr ce linie doresti, find totoda-
ia ajutat pentru implinirea tutu-
ror formalitatilor de calatoris
garantie este trecutul proprieta-
rilor acestei Corporate ne
patat. M.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
F E M E I L E


Care sufere de Dureri de Cap,
Melancolie. Dureri spinale, Boa
lie speciale, Iregularitati Slabi-
ciuni, orr boale rculiare. Sc con-
suite acest specialist. Boala de
oval ori pintece vor fl tratate
fara cutit. Daca al fost sfatuita
ca sa te supui la operate sur
gicala pentru dificuitatile pintc-
celui. ruptura orr surpatura, M
asculta, nu lasa viata sa-ti fic
primejduita de lance, cutit orr
altceva inaintc de a conSuta n.
acest specialist. (10-12-14-l6}
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
CUI All SCRIs?

Scrie astazi. daca al de gind sii
pleci in Rom1nia Mare, All, M
lasa Pc milne, 81 cere sa-ti tri-
meata informatiunilc necesarc
pentru calatoric. dar al grije c.li
te adresezi, pentru ca awful ID
Tale agonisit Gu truda sa-ti fie
asigurat. trimitInd bani la rude
sau in Banca de acasa spre fruc-
tificare. sa ajunga. la timp, lar
calatoria D-Ta!e char din loca!
unde tie afli acum, sd mutt fie o
povara, ci distractie binefaca-
toare, scrie dar la:
VICTORIA FOREIGN Elk
CHANGE, INC.
156-10th Ave-, New York, N. Y.
I. G. HOZA, G. SIMU, M.
SCHIOPU.
ITnicul scop al infiintarei ace
stei Corporate, a fost 81 este nu-
mai 81 numai protejarea fratilor
Romini, e infiintata de Romini 81
pentru Romini, avind nn Hotel
combinat ell Restaurant, 81 oficis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
TRATEAZA TOATE BOALELE
LA BARBATI, FEMEI ST COPu
DR.. ALBERT SMELL

Catar 81 dureri de stomac li-se
d aatentie speciala. Daca suferi-
de catar, du-te sa te examineze.
Daca cazul dtra este curabil, Il
iii va spune frnac; daca incu-
rabil el tie va sfatui. Daca al re-
umatism. nervositate, dorpsie,
umflaturi de picioare ori mini.
Boala de feat. boala de inima.
Dcbilitate nervoasa, Varsat,. A.
meteala, dipepsie. indigestie, con
stipatie, neregula la stomac ori
pintece ori epilepsie, du-te 81 ia
sa ca DR.. Smell sd te vada. Fata
stricata. boald d SINCE. peie,
orr chelie, Ruptura 81 Surpaturi
sunt tratate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
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CATRE PRESIDIILE ONO
RATELOR S0CIETATI.

Ziarul America" find Or
ganul oficios al Uniunei Socie-
;atilor Romine, ar trebui sa
publice toate evenimentele mai
importante din s1nu, organiza-
,iunei noastre.
Suntem decisi a face aceasta
Gu toata buna vointa 81 dragos-
tea pc care o nutrim fata de or
ganizatiunea noastra.
Evenimentele cele mai impor-
tante, de 81 triste 81 dureroase,
sunt pierderea unui frate al
aostru, 81 intimplarea unui &C.
cident gray.
Rugam deci pc oronatele pre-
sidii ale societatilor ca indata
&c decedeaza un membru, sau
Sc intimpla un accident grav,
sa nil comunice prin o carte
postala, pc care sa fie aplicat
sigilul societatii. Comunicarea
sa fie scurta: Numele 81 Pro
numele, locul mastered, etatea,
daca are familie aici sau in ta-
"a veche, 81 daca Sc poate, de
ce boala a raposat sau cum s'a
intimplat accidental.
Asemenea sa nj sc comunice
casatoriile 81 nasterile. Toate
pc cal oficioase, Gu sigilul So
cietatii, 81 cit Sc poate de Gu
rind.
Toate aceste Sc vor publica
gratis, fara nici 0 plata, ca sa
servim pc acei Gu carl suntem
legati sufleteste.
Redactia.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-07-16
EDITORIALfPA AGE OF THE TOILER

the political lumber and with magical results
hbited again before the stupid gaze gube multitude
Well does the capitalist press know its audience.
Granted two months time in which work upon the
public mind, the public daily press will men,
and children fired frenzy Of political
personalities qualifications these two papermachie
dummies of capitalism The thing has worked before
will work with equal again Who does recall the
wisOnan Myth? And who other than politician nursing
hope of a political job will the point that the
Myth has become but moth rag apping enseessy
in the breeze, mere sracecrow?
The two candidates haloed saviors by the two
political wings of the interests bettng the plat
forms upon which they hope ride victory the nor
of the great American voting mule. Like their
platforms neither be credited with vision
qualities leadership anything to offer the
wage America except the continuation of their
slavery and tighter riveng their letters Nevertheless
these deludsd slaves will march the polls with
hazzaus bow the bend knee to these Myths
created by fraudulent newspaper publicity.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-07-16
Modern Myths

The reading of the daily papers since the nomination of
the two major parties candidates convinces that the max
ing of Myths comprises of the official duties cap
itast No had the nominating votes been
cd than the candidates blosomcd forth pages
servor of wisdom statesmansp and all qualities
to the office of President Their records babyhood
to the moment of going to have been opened and
flaw found therein Photographs of the candidates nursing
babes school boys young and politicians together with
those of their wives children dogs cats horses and
what not have been pictured before surfeed public in
calculated to fill its mind with the idea that
had at last been chosen to lead the people out of
the wilderness in which it now bewals and lamcnts
The capitalist press calculates with what surprising &C.
curacy the aptitude of the public forget the
recent past The old of Myhcreatng has been
carried on at each campaign for these many years. yet at
each succeeding election tho tricks brought of
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-07-16
We Must Go Too

In these days of high of existence intensified
commercalzed living there popular and
widespread belief by segregation the Individual from
society the vcissitudes of modern civilized life may e
evaded that may step aside will 'let the world
go by This concept held chiefly by those who
yet experienced try out of their theories Mil
lions of folks after half life time spent vain
and nglorous effort to beat the game modern living
casting about for method in which
get away from the terrific endless nightmare
ed spot away from ALL where in security and peaceful
pOs they may pass the of days nearer to
Nature and in accordance with the natural human
beings.
Such desire arises from much Civilization"
fed up condition it After twenty year battle
with adverse and unnatural circumstances the body grows
weary the soul sickens and the natural reaction
back to Nature becomes the cry and the obcOn Thousands
seeking this Esum every day in the year But where
has found it, hundred and
ninety nine have failed in their quest
Nature herself to have been backed off the map
these days. reaching tenaces Of mod
fo every Granny the long arms Of
this octopus this killing life destroying that
sucks blood shrinks untold millions the
world over Into the mountains and the valleys deep into the
forests upon every plain extend the telephone railway
the paved auto road those ees and osabshc of the
ere that has been slowly but surely creeping upon tho
gnity of this land And where they reach there established
another aupost of captastc civilization There field
opened for the exploitation of another people, there s
erected the machinery for tho slaughter which feeds
system.
Man is by nature, social being The hermit life s as