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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09

bottle 81 Nodfaus Liver Tone. whisA
50 entirely vegetable and plcAsen,
~ lake and ik a lscriccf SNhstita .e
f2s seie mei n Is EHafantced to
start fcHr Arcr without stirring N0i
nN inside and can nnt xallvate
f'onf take caioWci 4 can not b.
'taSied any more shAn = leopard ~
9 wild car Take nodsons flsir
tSaf Nhih sfralgaicns yoa sxal
aa anu makes yoa feel fine Gse
z @ the childfen because Il L. le4
ies lly harmless and a0esas efipc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09

Editor Leader. What's tho use q
wasting valuable space telling tnat
John Golobiesky raid Washington was
a myth and Lenine bigger than any.
hody what do Colobiesky's opinions
amount to anyway. No body carcs
cf course he said r. He is always
ssying dampbool things and runniny
e; the month. Cut Il out A Patriot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09
chAmheriains ccllc and Diarrhcoa
Remedy "a NfehInar

Mrs 4 II Hall. cascvllle Mich
says ~ wish io thank YOU icr yo4f
Grand soct medicine. rhamherla n !
Collie saa nisFghea Remedy. Wa are
never without /, in the house. and i
an sure 4 saved our hahy's llfe taa
summer
Mrs Mary Darlington. Casetii ia.
Mich. saws n have dsed Chamber
lscn's Collie and niarFheoa Kemefv
for Wars and 10 has always eivea
proant relief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09
Prominent Indiana Farmer
Cured OF Rheumatism
by Taking Number
10 Tor the Blood

NawhurAh. Indiana. Aprli NJ. 1919
II suffered wilh rheumatism taf saY.
esai wars and tried numerous rem
sdle@ wltA iietla ot na benvllt. Nam.
heF a. fof fhe niuad sas sernin.
ineudvd 60 ms and hayu uand tn ~
six eeftiea aud am entirely tursd.
ard hays had No aymetaws ~ shn
disease for aver twa Yeafa Frsns
Hiaeef Nnmhrr ~ eaenueaxea F,ata
elimination e marhla aud unhraltay
piodugfs used la the trstfmeat q
carnnlc enlafMnments ~ xiauas IN
elesad Troubles fAYuulr eatarasmeag
uf ths splcen ard liver hnvaugssss
IRE gluw ~ silr and eurreetn ealas.
fhal conditions taeai Win aagaa
takv "a eeaeniA kud skin aFmntlna4 Il
whatever chafacteR Made bY il
Mruaerhall EvanNvslle. lna 90 Yesfs
dfnssist apld ~ rhs nwl 4.a4
AinrN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09

Wm Carter. LaXaF Pa wraia
BE fore look Foltv kidney ls.is
bad weak bladder. bad kiaary> Ana
liver / eoula not slceH vcH 81 n4e4i.
My back pasued me awNl hsa q
dizzy feeling III ,he merAlng since
taking Foley Kidney T1ls 1 aass tnr
relieved of all such ailments Sold
Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09
weIl- houl

Editor Leader: There Il entirely
100 much bootleg whisky sold on tie
streets II ought TO be stopped rhe
booze ls made near town. Let Us
enforce prohibition. That's what We
voted for Snappy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09
RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION

The United States Civil sersiaa
Commission has announced an exam
leaiion for tae County al Logan. Okla
G oe held AZ Ce,anc. Okla. Ga
October 2, $40 TO nn the position
81 rural carrier al Cosle. Okla. Aai
Nseanies that may later occu~ oA
rural routes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09
FOLEY GlBAknc l.nk,

lhe women voters al our Conne
are especially urgcd - come to "a
Republican Rally Thursday eyen.ae
az ocioek Seats win 81 reserved
for you
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09
CALOMEL DANGER
TOLD BY DODSON
Says You Cannot Grpe Soken. or Salvate Yourself If
You Take "DodSons Liver Tone Instead

calonel doses das Yoa know
what caiomel IS. as mercar, all <
sslse Caiemsi SIS dangerous. Il
crashes lnto sour tile IKE dtnaiaRs.
craMplnE and eickegins yea CAloMcl
Ntiaeks TIE Zones and should aexe4
oe pat tnio yoef "a stem
When Won icel hsiienS. slasr t
eoasiip@tea and ah Knocked oHl ana
believe spu neTd doge ~ DANCE
Gus esiomei jost remember thai yea
druEetsl sells sor i tcw eenss large
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09
x S&x& xx~NH xxx &% HN =
V rgsE NOTABLE rRlo n
N &gxS &xw1x NwH =

# TftE NOTABLE TRIO IN
&xxS &xMxx xxNw :
The Gcc.l eillseushlp elah pae sa
,eueislus fofmer Freaeh polla ana
the chairman. whose memets vas
none ef ,hc best. wished g sav seme
thing handsome Of French military
eshlus A. rsmlnder hs Nroso ere
naeics og f,eeh. Joffre and peiain ~
slip WhssA ne pinnsd Is the lnale
ol hia cost
An went wcli in iho esry fart ef
the saeeeh ard the crasov workvA
hiinself and hls sadloeee ap FOR sae
sllmAx
A0d ,ousider eentiemen he BEL
lowed canslaeg ail we ows % "a
iafcs sfcal Warriors who led sae fe'
ecs ~ France tc sreai si,iofy
tcfer sen,lemen 90 ghosc three wan.
dealal nen
hego a. hastily eopsniiea ,he coat
Ilnmg
rhose three wonderful men Hart.
grhaffner and MARA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09

~ Cleveland O. 4 is ionnd iASt IN
fcreign colonies school ehildreH are
feri Al home an bargln marAt; days
'e at as Interpreters for their moth
efs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09

M Copenhagen FeeentiY ~ss
launched she worlds larKaag nsto9.
ahle. havlne leagth ~ moFu than
So feet ami tead selsht capacity
g iAsaN toms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09

A motor bus rerise ls oHegalad "a
Philadelphia, Ia tpr iho Transports
Ton q crippled ,hildfsn se aud fom
public schools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09

peat Miss ths firelsss Cocker 81
renstrstlon At the levcicss paauoek
Hardware
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09

ell ysudcpts D. iue economics ge
paf,m,as of che University et 1pAts
Afe taught hew - yppk cheap meats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09
Is AE FORUM
= Communications TO Tho Editor /.
Y " y s y > 4 " X y :sX X "
uraeN iaonae productA nhom

Editor Leader cutside 81 the ire
fair, what II being done 70 rush
Things Why cannot We have corn
Wunity home products fair after tne
regular fair here. We have tho IA
dastfics IN Guthrie end could put III
a rafting good exhibition, with COD.
lctliiye features The auto men fe
iasc Ia have an auto show, but
community contest would be an -
the good We could capitalize nome
products In that way W. could ma
tcrially increase tho consumplion d.
home products. Let's 20 r W
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-09

Attest Il. A. ESTUs.
County Clerk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-12
REIGN or TERROR
~ GUADNLAJNHN.

III. TNSO. Tex. May - reign
of trrfar. during which many bhi'.
gou sympathizcrS were imprisoned
and some of them shot. recently was
staged iu GuaduluiarA capital "I
Jniisco. under ordcrs of Governor
Cngt,lInnos and General Manuel NJ
pieruez. Carrauzn leaders, according
10 a bulletin issued here today 10y
Luis Muutrs de Ocn revolutionary
consular representative at III l'aso.
"All the members OF the Liberal
club. of the Ohrcgou executive COM
mittcc and ut other anu-'arrauIl
groups are locked up" the bulletin
said
several civilians supcct'd Of
r,ndtou prouaEanda Tor the new
movement were shot Others were
forced to sign documents rapudla'ns
the revolution. under threat ut u''n
SNccutcd,'
The bulletin said that the dciv'. of
Colonel LUIS Alvarez Guyou had 'o'u
confirmed. and that D." had returned
to Guudtlaiutl with only one third
Of his forces
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-12

the masses OF late years u ia still very
much subord.G .to to the ruler
The emperor ia really q screen he
hind which the represe ntdtitrs ot the
old fcudnl anstncrarN. known as
Elder Statesmen" control the whole
country. tta politics ana MS economies.
I'm the old DAYS. these elder states
men were semi independent princes.
continually waging wur with each
other and with the dominant Shotgun.
In the hnlf-ccntury or more since
Japan changed from hurharisin, they
have been bending every effort Co keep
the old uriHtuClucN lu control OF the
government They have 30 Gar man
aged 10 hold down thr fnnchise and
retain the law making and govern
mcnt ministers responsible 10 tue cm-
pCror aud not to parl dment
Liberals Would Right Itcgtnry.
Modcrutcs and liberals have been
very active In Japan for no 20 10
years their greatest Efforts hoing
against militnrism and TO make the
government responsible 20 parliament
and therefore. responsible tu The pco-
pie.
The paragraph ~ Mason's dispatch
that a regont may be- appointed b. sig-
nifcant. = regent would be appointed
by the elder statesmen and their aclcc
ton would stand with them for mill
itarsm und ngainat peoples rights
The crown prince. llirohito, who
was y years old in April, la the legal
Successor TO the throne. lie las been
"a lieutenant iu the navy and is said
to hANo liberal viCws- libcral for e
prince. II hc is not appointed regent
will civil war follow the pcnpl,
against the old fcudal lofds7 Aud 10
80. will the result hy constitutional
government ON the order of England 3
on indeed. republic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-12
PARADE
CALLED BETTER
THAN CIRCUS
Hundreds Line Streets to
See Fun limitations
This Afternoon

From the colonel and the captain
with their swnEger sticks tu the Ding
ling brothers steam hclotrope. with
Professor Joe Scott after the lost
chord, the slks pee-rade was an un-
qualified success Hundreds lined the
streets to see II and business was
practically suspended
Starting from the Elks' club at the
appointed hour Il marched east 10
the high school budding where d
counter marched circles about itself. In
order that all OF the elephants could
see all the bareback ladies and the
1890 tOllics before their pristine fresh .
ness wore on The dignity suuad lead
OF with the parade managers. the
navy color bearers ana thp army SER
vice Has bearers
The high school drum corps march.
ed directly ahead Of the purple and
white drapcd automobiles currl ing the
officers Of tho local lodge and the past
exalted rulers In silk hats and Prince
Albert suits.
Then came the legal department Of
the ElkH.' lar from looking the part.
Who rs that man on the horse" in
quitcd woman along the side lines.
who was eagerly scanning tho parade
FOR her husband. THAT VIII Kcl-
cher answered man on the side
Walk. 'ph, thank YOU replied Mrs
kclchcr who had wondered
liehlnd tho slender equiesiiltnnc -
effectively disguised. marched Harold
SELLERS and Harry rcltz with the o. V
- squad on dress parade the baby
Elks. the kcdlauds CLEO club in q Sar-
IA re truck, the Come On boys. the
sheriff aud those doomed to die" ~
pcnitcntinry stripes, the Bnulc Folucs
of 1890. the Indian school band
The climax Of the purad. was the
binglinE "heiiatropp" as the poct
would say. footing hope. footing
hope ana bclching smoke like nro
engine. II boastcd more smoke and
luHh mu'ic than the usual one OF It's
Kind, but was mono the less effective
AZ a circus curiu. Professor Scott
presided at the key board
photographs and moving pictures
OF the parade were taken ~ the Elks
club before disbanding Tho intln-
ZION ceremonies began THIS afternoon
~ O'clock and continued this even
ing. The reception and dance will be-
held AT The Eiks club tomorrow night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-12
MOTHERS LIFE AGAINST THAT
OF her BABY SPLITS SCHOOL

mothers NE should De snfeguardcd
before that of the child in maternity
eases.
Following the Rev Fr. Noonan's
stutemtnt that tho stand OF the unit
N"rsiiS Of which hr BE- president was
based not on religious grounds. but
ON purely ethical grounds. women.
iDgHrdUdlc-s OF faith. did not hesitate
tu express an opinion opposite to his.
Mrs Henry sullivan. former prcsi-
dent and prominent member OF the
Marquette Woman's league. which is
AFFILIATED with Marquette university.
disagree with tho university doctrine.
Ilcads foe Homo.
Tho life of the mother should be
saved at an costs. Mrs sullivan
suid. ''r"crc may ho other children
100 The family and it 10 clearly duty
tu see thar these children are not de-
priNcd of their mother The family
l- tho basic unit ln our social order
such practice us the Rev. W., Noonan
advocates iH destructive uf the home. Do
Mrs. A. y. Jackowski-p Peterson.
president ut tho Polish American
Housewives league. believes that not
even tho husband should decide the
fate of the mothor, lvt alone the
ph3 sicuu.
90 can NOT agree with Marquette
university ln this casc. Mrs. Juckow -
ski-Petcrsun said 4 feel that TO
sacrifice the mother is murder"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-12
DOTS and DASHES

WASHINGTON. -- Legislation de-
signed to aid the railroads and ship
pers In the car shortage situation py
extending the use Of the $500, 900
revolving fund provided IN the trans-
pOrtation act from uVp 10 3 years and
also amending the law in other te-
spccts was agreed upon today rhy thc
senate interstate commerce commit
tee.
MINNEAPOLtS. Minu.-Thc first
break In tho flour market here since
the latter part Of February occurred
today when standard flour declined so
cents barrel to tl5.75. since Fob
ruurN - when Hour sold for Sl3.25 a
barrel In gS-pound cotton sacks In
caroiad lots. u has made steady In
crcuses of 20 to 90 cents IL barrel \
quiet :lnur market with weaker prices
Is responsible FOR today's decreased
price.
Bi'T~rE. Mont Earth and rock
slides IN the continental divide OF the
Rocky mountains south OF Butte that
held up the Northern Pacific railrond
and Chicago, Milwaukee hnd ~. fhul
railway overland trains were removed
early today. The trains were being
INDIANAPOi1S. ind -- lndianu's
four delegates at 'argc - the rrpuhli-
zen national convention Will be FOR
Major General Wood Tor president. uc-
curding 10 n statement made at the
opening of the state convention here
TODAY Is senator james y. watson,
temporary chairman Of the runNcn-
tion.
ItfIANGO Co,,. Train No. lia
wus wrecked eight miles vast ot this
city today -Four coaches and the en-
ginc were overturned. Two express
messengers were injured and all the
passengers were badly shaken. Road
officials say that the roadhcd was
weakened hy the water from the
rains aud melting SHOWS.
Tbkltr-N NHC,siut kikuJWo Ism,
former Japanese ambassador To the
United states has been appointed
ambassador 90 France. u WAS an
uouucpd tuu1y. Niscuuut lshii sue
covds parun koishiro Matsui, who Is
returning for reasons Of hcthh.
PUEBLO. colo The slf" In iho
sub po. offic" In GvorE" r. Whit
mans drug store here was blown
open hy burglars last might They
obtained about $500. mostly In war
saving stamps.
TOXIC The stock exchange will
reopen NAV 10 aud an optimistic
I"clinr prevails In financial circles
Nprl hank deposits Increased siead :
iiy. The finance ministry has issued
s lengthy siatcuout ON the situation
which concludes The only source
~ anxiety Is tltc prospects iur rbW
sllk on the American market
SAN FEANCISrO The date Tor
the trial OF Jack Dempsey heavy.
weight champion of the world ana
his manager. jack kcarns, on sele'
tive dra-t evasion charges, was rri
for Monday. Jun" Z. In the United
states district court here today.
KETCHIkAN. Alaska lufluenz.
ip interior Nlska has killed 90 a'
Ncnana. o. az Fairbanks and thrt'
near Cinema. according tu a falr
hanks dispatch To the kctchlkar
Chronicle FuirbankH and Nenann
are points on the United states gov
,,n,,,rf railroad Communication
hctN,ep the tNo towns has been sus
n,ndrd R,ports today said th'
nun,l.. Of new cases wus decreasing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-12

MILWAUKEE Wis. Mny IA
should the NE of a mother hc placed
before that of the child iu maternity
cases
Because NJ radical disagreement
over this question five prominent
Milwaukee physicians have quit the
faculty of Marquette Medical school
Physicians who believe the mothors
life should Doe saved above ryrri
thing clHr are urs. Louis Wirneld.
Charles a. Stoddurt \ =. rulck, g.. il.
Davis and J -. Madison
While most medical schools bH>o
no set teaching Iu this point. and
permit students tu think if out tor
themselves. Marquette Medical school
has taken u decisive stand. \ child
shoulu le brought into tho world
cNcn Jr the expense Of its mothers
lite. be- hus dccrccd
Termed "Niu,acr."
Murder ls what Mrs Gusuyo
Hipkp. president uf the Milwaukee
Maternity hospital terms the action
advocated ly Marquette university n
reference 200 mother aud cbIW lfr.
ilvN fr. Herbert e.. Nouuuu, prpFi-
dent uf the university uphulds ua
stand uu tine ethical basis uf tho
commtudul.uf Thou Shult Not hill
pts Waru,lJ and Madison mold inc
opposite view that allowing thr
mothcr to di. when she might he
saved b. virtually killing her
In Mtrueld stated thit ihD rCs.g-
nation uf tur uN, doctors wla due moo
only tu the controversy lu the
maternity question but Gao re- disantls-
faction Of muuy of thu ethical uuu-
Cip.c4 OF the school
"Our disugreem, nt Was such wo
felt that We could not longer COM
tinup our relations with the inau-
tution.' Dr. Murneld said
without exception prominent cluh
women OF Milwaukee. interviewed fol
Tho Evening Herald, insist that tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-12
High School Juniors
To Present A Play

Tho first edition of 9TH, ppcr d"
wh4ch will hC played bS th" iuutur
class ~ the high school May ~. IN
The high school auditorium WIS pub
ltshed tn 1908. una the following,
ear 10 WIS awarded the Stratfurd-
un-AVun Memorial thUItor prize ana
produced 40" die e. u. Henson COM
puuy az the fru'urr Of tltc 1912
Shakeapcac festival lt Stmtford " "a
MIR Benson In the tiI" role Al the
New thcatc~ I'm Ncw York EdNh
Wynne MJuhiruu played th, leading
part In 1911.
Tn Shakespeare playhouse In Ncw
York b. nov playing The Piper
with an English uctur \. T. Auson,
IN tho tltlc role.
Last month, April 10. 20 aud IS,
The iiper' Was presented at Pea
budy pAyhousr, Tostun.
since the play WIS written % has
hrcn translated into french. SWHd-
ish. 0nish. ltuF4iIn and German.
II ". 81 gar a. * known the only
poetry play hy an American author
successfully produced In Europe.
i'hc author of tho play. Inscphiu.
Peabody. WIS born m New York.
educated at Radcliffe, and b. The wife
Il a Harvard professor. Lionel Marks.
Sir Edward Russell Of the Liver
pool Post SAYS. There hI, been No
such beautiful child play Tor many
years. Perhaps there never was one
50 usautlfuL" Another critic de-
scTihrs "'The Piper as one uf those
unusual plays that are ~ enjoyable
To read az to soc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-12
FINANCE MINISTER
DESERTS CARRNNZA.

WASHINGTON. May i2.-Luis ca
brtta, finance minister In CarranzHs =
cabinet. has reached tho United
States. after departink from Mexico
city secretly ana without notifying
president Carranza. according to in
formation received here today by
radio from Mexico city via Sonora.
President Carranzi. his cabinet ad-
visers and other adherents left Mex
leo cts last Friday morning by train
apparently going In the direction Of
Vera cruz. the state department was
advised today In messages from the
American embassy az Mexico city
rHrrunzu's train wfs preceded by
numerous trains carrying troops, and
equipment supplies records and
archives Artillery and supplies also
were held In trains waiting at the
railroad station some hours after
Carranzn left.
The dispatches. which were dated
May Z. and g. aud which were held
hy the interruption of the telegraph
lines. quoted an official bulletin pub
liShcd In the Mexico city newspaper
ON MAY n announcing that ~ cannon.
10 trains Of equipment. supplies. etc,
and one train with funds which had
accompanied Currnnza's train had
bocn captured by the revolutionists.
w NNMNNfN IffNH VI NAY - AAAi AA"
patches aid published statements
that there was no confirmation OF re-
ports thrt CarranEi had been cap
captured Or that General Aguilar.
Murruia, HJrragan and lruuizo had
been executed.
The dispatches told ~ "a confer
tncc between General ObrcEon aud
Gonzales on May at TacuhaNa, lust
outside Of Mexico CITY, and said Gen
crul Gonzales hnd appointed Juan
Sanchez Azconl and Aurclio Men.
di,l 10 take temporary charge OF the
foreign Office aud the department of
the hacienda, respectively
They also said Gonzales had APP
pointed directors general of posts,
railways and telegraph lines.
In H statement summarizing IN"
dlslatchcs Secretary colby said,
From Nugalcs report reached
thr department today that President
turranza and Ganoral Murguis, who
was in command OF the McNican
forces az Mexico CITY under Carrin-
~. are said TO bo with a portion ot
the 600 troops who were said 10
a.rorrpany them from Mexico CITY
aud thut they are hcwmcd in between
h.Hpsftnzu und Npizaco, northeast oi
puchla cav, about - miles apart
ON the railroad, with forces under
General Ohrygun occupying hoth
towns. This information Is to the
effect that tho only avenue uf os-
cupo for the Carranzistns is over the
mountains
'.t,o,urnor po Ia Hucria plans tp
Icavo sonora f,r MeNicu CttN Friday
or saturday tMay ~ or 80 ana u
was stated In sonora that the state
legislature might meet In special
session ANA designate an acting gov
crnor."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-12
Relief Is Sent To
Snowbound Train

DENVER. MAY IA relief train
lott this city early today FOR Dixie
Lake. whore Monut road passenger
train Is snow bound Another train
is stalled at Curot.d. but sufficient
supply OF food is reported there
snow has been falling continuously
ON top OF the world since yesterday
morning. hut despite this. rpud OIL
riuls say that the drifts viii have
been cleared from the tracks by the
rotary plows late this afternoon ana
trains win bc moving Hgaiu.
The snow was piled In huge driiiS
by "a high Wind aud 100 four ana one
half miles nom corona. Dixie Lake
the Westbound train trOm this tity
became completely b'ockadvd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-12
Socialists Demand For
Public Administration
of Country's Wealth

NEw YORK. May is.-Puhlir az
mintstrutiun ot the couutry's w"allh
,for the cuual benefit Of al was
adopted AZ the first Of its doolnriuon
uf nrlncipl,s by the national CouNen-
uon of th, socialist party "' America
here TODAY.
This action emphasized the victory
of the conservative party i"tctH
Yesterday over the Illinois deloshiioo
"rcd flag" demands tor the dictator
ship OF the prolotariui' ana limlla-
tinn ,t rtlzen-hip to workers.
The primary principle as adopted
read
The spriulist party of th" United
States demands that the country aud
~ wealth hc redeemed from tho
control OF private Interests and turned
over iu the people to b." administered
Tor the ouuml benefit OF all"