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TOVERI
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I am I of fro n tiers m ust be conditional upon <
with defending th a t crim e.
saying th a t he knew w hat the con- the a sse n t of the populations con-
sequence would be. T his m an d e - ' cerned and not an a c t of force. W ith
TÄYDELLISIÄ LEIPOM UKSIA
fam ed th e soldiers, and he knew ! all firm ness we object to the viola­
T äy d elliset L eipom ukset eivät
w hat th e consequence would be, and tion of any nation in any form.
ole a in o a sta a n m uutam ille.
Ne
From th e beginning of the w ar th a t it would, and so she sta y s in.
o v at teille, teid än y stä v ille —Jokai­ if he got it he knew he w m going
we
have
co n sisten tly
dem anded But it is not to oblige England,
to get it.
selle.
C rescent N o state Ja u h o t
KIVIHIILTÄ j a
M uuttaa sekä säi­
Mr. LONDON. W hy, I tell you I peace w ithout an n ex atio n s or inJem - F ran ce or the United S tates. It is
v a k u u tta v a t sen. T äm ä jauho on
R1KKIHIILTÀ (Coke)
ly ttää pianoja ja
can rig h tly say th a t th e gentlem an nities, based upon m aterial seif gov­ h er own revolutionary in te re s ts she
k a k sin k e rta ise sti v a ik u tta v a a —sii-
ernm
ent.
huonekaluja.
is
an
advocate
of
lynching.
is
looking
afte
r.
If
th
e
Germ
an
n ä on kaksi n o sta te voim ana toim i­
It is not our affa ir to draw up a m asses overthrow th e k a ise r and
vaa a in e tta .
Yksi v a ik u tta a hi­
Mr. JO H N SO N of W ashing'ou. No;
program covering all the questions his m ilita rist supporters, Russia will
I am n o t
ta a s ti—yksi nopeasti. N äiden kah­
den välillä saad aan 20-25 p ro sen t­
Mr. LONDON. And I m i quite to be dealt w ith iu th e peace se t­ drop out of th e w ar, n o tw ithstanding i
persuasion of ten thousand !
tiin enem pi n o sta te voim aa kuin
su re th e lum ber in te re s ts of the tlem ent, but in reg a rd to th e ques­ the
m uut n o sta te ja u ­
S tate of W ashington approve th e a t­ tions raised in th e discussions now Roots. If not, she will stay in it
hot
sy n n y ttä v ä t.
titu d e of th e gentlem an from W ash­ going on we d eclare the follow ing; n o tw ith stan d in g th e persuasion o f !
R eestablishm ent of S erbia as a ten thousand kaisers.
ington.
Jos te o lette väsy­
nyt leipom isen e p ä ­
We can. w ithout th e slig h te st fear j
Mr. JOH NSO N of W ashington. Mr. self-governing and independent sta te
“CROWN JA BRIDGE’’ TYÖT ERIKOISALANA
onnistum isiin. k ä y t­
S peaker, will th e gentlem an yield is our absolute dem and. The unitiug of contradiction, point to th e Rus- '
T oim isto puhelin 22ä
A sunto puhelin 271-W
of the Serbs in a single national sia of today as the one g re a t living ' A Sad Home.
tä k ä ä tä tä puhdas­
for a question.
Hoquiam,
W
ash.
P
uhelim
en
soittoon
v a s ta ta a n jo k a aika
sta
te
,
and
its
com
bination
w
ith
tho
llo
ren
ce
G
ertrude
Niemi,
aged
ta, varm aa jauhoa
proof th a t tlie S ocialists, w hen in i
Mr. LONDON.
No; I shall not
o th er B alkan s ta te s in a republican power, a re most decidedly not “like ' three years, little daughter of.
—25c naula.
Lä­
yield any m ore.
h e ttä k ä ä 4c p o sti­
The SPEA K ER . The gentlem an de­ B alkan federation we regard as the all th e o th e rs.”
Mr. and Mrs. John Niemi, of j A CONSUL ON U-BOAT BARBAR- (
SA UNA
best way of rem oving th e e a ste rn
m erk eissä sa ad a k ­
clines to yield.
195
W
est
Franklin
Ave.,
diedj
ISM
senne täm än uu­
Mr. LONDON. N othing seem s to question a s a cause of war.
yleisön k ä y te ttä v ä n ä jo k a keskiviik­
early Tuesday m orning at their
To adm it th e rig h t of R ussian Po­
den C rescent K eit­
be e a sie r th an to d esig n ate m en as
W esley F ro st, for som e years the ko, p e rja n ta i ja lau a n tai, a lk aen klo
to K irjan.
(B-16)
I. W. W .’s in o rd er to put them land to national independence but to
home in this city.
Consul of th e U nited ¡states a t ; 2 J-P P- 6ekä su n n u n ta in a klo 12:sta
outside of the p rotection of the law. deny th a t sam e rig h t to P ru ssia n and
Q ueenstow n, Ireland, was e n te rta in e d j aam upäivällä,
It is th e e a sie st th in g now for cqr- A u strian Poland is contradictory.
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JO H N KNUT,
by the C leveland C ham ber of Com- j
Good Music Anyway.
C rescent Mfg. Co., S eattle, W ash.
W e condem n th e prolongation of
p o ratio n s to su p p re ss effo rts of
H oquiam , W ash.
m erce recently, and in the course of 409— 11th SL
One of the finest musical some rem a rk s on his experiences i --------------------------- ---
w orkers to im prove th e ir conditions the w ar as a m eans of se ttlin g the is alxuit to realize its plan for
The aerial attacks upon defenseless program s it has ever been the while co n su l, d eclared th a t to his i Q* A TTTVJ" A East Hoquia-
by denouncing th eir leaders as I. question of A lsace-Lorraine.
W. W .’s. P leading for wrorld dem ­ population of A lsace-Lorraine, which
JL m
lot of any one to hear was exe- personal know ledge "ten thousand
missa, yleisön
K A K SIN K ER TA ISESTI VA IKUT­
ocracy, we have p erm itted a sta te in 1871 was annexed a g a in st its will, German cit’cs in retaliation, was
m en, women and children have been käytettävänä joka
the
F
o
rt
cuted
last
night
by
keskiviikko,
TAVA NOSTATE JAUHO
of affa irs w here dozens of women can obtain peace no sooner than by announced iti the House of Com­
killed by G erm an subm arines.
perjantai
ja
lauantai
iltapäivällä
a re im prisoned rig h t here w ithin the a direct and free vote to express its mons by Andrew Bonar Law. Stevens M ilitary Band at As­
“E very m onth sees losses equal to
th eatre.
It was really those of the L u sita n ia h o rro r,’’ he sekä sunnuntaina aamupäivällä.
th e m en who com m it th e crim e of shadow of th e W hite House, w here wish as to w hat s ta te it shall belong. the Chancellor of Exchequer. toria
The full independence and eco n ­
worth enduring some of the said. “At th is m om ent th e poor fel­
lynching a re crim inals, a re a d as­ they are subjected to every sort of
G. A. SJÖBLOM,
I know th a t th e a v e r­ om ic self-dependence— th at is, free­ Last September an agitation tie-
ta rd ly crow d, w h eth er they consist oppression.
painful
speeches to get to hear lows from two to th re e vessels are 2419 Qierry St., Hoquiam, Wash.
j
mantling
m
easures
against
the
dom
from
econom
ic
in
te
rfe
re
n
c
e
—
age
A
m
erican
revolts
ag
a
in
st
the
fighting for b reath . The ocean south
of business m en, corporation law ­
it.
ot Ireland is th e m ost crow ded high­
y ers, o r o th e r tools of a coporation. cruel tre a tm e n t of a woman, but it of Belgium , is inevitable. In fulfill j Germans in retaliation of Ger­
way of com m erce in th e world. On
Mr. GORDON. Mr. Speaker, will is w ar psychology, and we a re all m ent of th e G erm an governm ent’s man attacks on London were
P u tk ise p o B ^
K aa su n a se tta ja
m ore or less w ar mad, and we to ler­ prom ise at th e beginning of tlie w ar initiated in England beaded bv
th e gentlem an yield.
a fine day I have seen m erch an t
Quit
Your
Kidding.
W C F. FERGUSON
th
e
B
elgian
natio
n
has
to
be
com
­
ate
these
things.
I
hope
th
e
P
re
si­
in all d irectio n s like a v ast ! t
Mr. LONDON. Yes.
the Xortbcliife newspapers.
Colonel Ham mond could not ships
Höyry- Ja kuum anveden lämml
parade. As consul a t Q ueenstow n for «
Mr. GORDON.
I would like to d en t of the U nited S ta te s will do the pensated for the dam age caused by ,
the
war,
and
especially
for
th
e
econ-
ty
sla
itte ita .
K aikki ta rp e e t ja
Submarine
W
arfare.
gracious
thing
a
t
the
close
of
this
resist
a
desire
to
take
advantage
have th e g e n tle m a n ’s opinion, while
th re e y ears ending la s t Ju n e, 1 re ­
omic
values
th
a
t
have
been
tak
en
työ
ta
a
ta
a
n
.
session
of
congress
and
open
the
the
‘
■
f
A
dispatch
from
London
of the Liberty Bond m eeting last ported to ou r governm ent upon
he is on th e subject of lynching, of
Such repaym ent has n o th ­
K ontto rip u h elin 474
th e proclam ations of th e governor doors of th e prison for th ese wo­ away.
Oct.
Li,
h
in
t'
that
Germany
is
night, it appears to urge the destru ctio n by subm arine of St dÍ? ¡ »
ing
to
do
w
ith
the
various
kinds
of
m
en,
who
have
suffered
m
ore
th
an
A
suntopuhelin 9C—J
of Illinois, of the governor of M inne
return to w ork; fe re n t ships ca rry in g A m erican th cit-
T his is indem nities which sim ply m ean the expected sborlx to declare the ship builders
507 I katu, H oquiam , W ash.
is *
sota, and th e governor of W iscon­ they have bargained for.
izens.
I
collected
a
t
firs
t
hand
plundering of the vanquished by coasts of I'nited States, Canada som ething that they have all
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
sin recen tly w ithdraw ing th e right not a popular sta te m e n t, I know.
evidence, verified it, and placed if
A ppealing to the social dem ocracy the victor, and which we th erefo re and Cuba as war zones.
along intended to do as soon as in legal form.
to peaceful assem bly from citizens
i
of G erm any to organize a revolution reject.
in those sta te s.
According to official reports the companies quit bluffing and
“The w itnesses usually cam e to th e •
As opponents of any policy of con-1
Mr. LONDON.
T hese gentlem en in G erm any so as to save th e w orld,
consulate
s tra ig h t from th e sea, w ith ■
two
large
British
munitions
car­
come
across
with
decent
w
ork­
have suspended not only th e Con­ we are su p pressing socialist lite ra ­ q uest and foreign dom inion, we j
the
cries
of
perishing com rades ring- |
rying m erchantm en the "M em ­ ing conditions.
stitu tio n . not only common sense, tu re in th is country. W ith th e so- reje ct, as w’e have alw ays done, the
ing
in
th
eir
ears. T h eir s ta te m e n ts - tkrnhiä. Ijalluta, aluBnaaUrtla arkn
lh e Colonel, like a lot of/Oth­ w ere carefully checked a g a in st one
but they have suspended the d eca­ called espionage act as a pretext, policy of colonial conquest. Possess- ( phian" and the " Bostonian." both
katfekta
logue. They have suspended every they have suppressed a num ber of ion of any colony w ithout its own I about ««000- ton displacement, ers, is barking up the wrong a n o th e r and a g a in st the depositionsJ
self-adm
inistration
is
nothing
else
new
spapers.
W
e
have
m
ade
the
M IESTEN TA R PEITA
law of reason. H ere we have th is
of surviving officers. I am not h ere j
were sunk in the A tlan tic, by tr e e .
i.H s tra tio n of a M em ber of C ongress P o stm a ste r G eneral the m ain re s e r­ th an possession of an unfree people, i subm arines. A hundred men are
to
im
plant
any
opinions
ab
o
u
t
the
I
HOQUIAM
,
W ASHINGTON
t-y in g to ju stify lynching on the voir of wisdom in th e United States. anti, like slavery, is incom patible
subm arine cam paign, but to give j
w
ith
our
principles.
W e have m ade every a s sis ta n t dis­
missing.
A Union Shop War.
floor of th e house.
you facts for form ing opinions of j
A peace tre a ty would be m ade se ' Two hundred and fifty persons
Mr. JO H N SO N of W ashington. On, tric t a tto rn ey an expert upon in te r­
Colonel
‘Ellis,
the
quiet-m
an­
your
own.”
cure
only
when
th
e
re
was
a
single
!
I be~ th e gen tlem an 's pardon. W ill nationalism , politics, econom ics, and
were killed when the French nered officer in charge of the
in
te
rn
atio
n
a
l
force
to
w
atch
over
th
e
guardian
of
th
e
people's
liber­
th e gentlem an yield?
H uhtalan ru o k alassa
it. W e do not regard intern atio n al passenger steam er "M edia," of Lower C olumbia troops, made a, EXEM PTION IS GIVEN DRAFTED
Mr. LONDON.
No; I shall not ties.
governm
ent
officials
as
such
a
force,
!
44~()
tons,
was
torpedoed
in
the
MAN; EXCUSE IS PE R ­
forceful
yet
unimpassioned
yield any m ore.
Mr. JO H N SO N of W ashington. Mr.
s a a tte m aukkaan ja p u h ta a sti vai
FECTLY GOOD
M editerranean.
The speech Iasi night at the bond
Mr. JO H N SO N
of
W ashington. S peaker, will th e gentlem an yield? but ra th e r the in tern atio n al Social­ western
n iistetun ruuan.
ist
p
ro
le
taria
t.
Only
when
an
in­
T h e gentlem an m ust not charge me
Mr. LONDON
No; I shall not tern a tio n a l (force) Is erected, inde­ torpedo detonated the m unitions rally. ( )f one thing, though, he
H oquiam , Wash.
NEW YORK, Oct 13.- An Italian 1002 J St.
yield. W e a re destroying the free­ pendent and pow erful, and the pro­ in the ship’s cargo. Am ong the ¡is entirelv wrong. We are fight- Friday approached W illiam Stone-
dom of the press. Mind you. in E u r­ le ta ria t everyw here lends it its full 500 persons abroad there were ling for the closed shop-—for re- bridge, chairm an of local exem ption
H -tl 1 H l--l- > 1- l l l - l t - l l l 1 1 1 11 11
K - 1 H -1 -I-1 !■ H--H--I-I-1-I-1-1-1-H-1--I-1' I 1
ope, in every country, th e re is the force through keeping control over
man; shidiers ami prisoners ot i cognition of our nation by Ger­ hoard 17. He show ed th e red id en ti­
fullest possible discussion of in te r­ the governm ents and m aintaining
fication card of Jo h n D’Ovonso.
many. If tins assertion be true,
national relations.
In F ran ce cab­ peace, will th ere come in th e future wa r.
“ My cousin c a n 't go," he said. “ He
warsiiin- ha ve ile- a little practice here at home is going to be hanged. ”
inet a fte r cabinet fell.
Tlie
Frendi
a
sta
te
of
m
utual
confidence
betw
een
»■H- h -H l- H l I » 1-1 1 I I IH - i- H - l- I-
In England th ere is not a man now the n atio n s instead of a contest in s i o v c i l J e n e m y subm arines m should not do us any harm.
‘This is no tim e to joke,” said
Stoaebridge.
(17) “ Y. C. S. V eljey sseu ra” haluaisi in the G overnm ent who w as th ere arm am ents.
:he M editerranean during the
T he p ro le taria t in every country
“No joke," was th e reply, " lie is
tieto a viim e joulukuussa “A lask assa” a t the beginning of the war. The
gar .1 ' r' S c CD tember.
Carpenters Go Away.
last
■ '
sam
e,
to
a
great
extent,
is
tru
e
in
m ust now do its all to bring the w ar
up in C onnecticut and they a re go­
hukkuneen H enry Ägren’in sisa resta
lifte e n union ship carpenters ing to hang him .”
Aino A gren’ista, jos hän olisi hyvä G erm any and in A ustria, In R ussia to an end. To a tta in th is aim the
4-
left
Astoria this forenoon on the
ja läh e ttä isi oso itteen sa ylläm aini­ th ere was a revolution. E veryw here independence of the Socialist P arties GERMANS
It developed th a t D’O vonso w as to
LAND FORCES
Í
th
e
people
w
ere
perm
itted
to
talk,
in
relation
to
th
eir
im
perial
govern­
tu n seu ran k irjurille.
O soite: —
ON OESEL AND DAGO steam er Breakwater for Eureka. be executed N ovem ber 9 for a mur- j
F ran k U rberg. 87© 14th st San F ra n ­ to discuss, to argue, to analyze, to m ents m ust be presupposed. Every
d cr in New B ritain.
4-
RUOKATAVARAKAUPASTA
4-
ISLANDS. AT ITS MOUTH Cal., in response to an urgent
scrutinize, to ask questions, to dream governm ent m ust be challenged to
He was exem pted front (he d r a f t— 4-
cisco, Calif. T ä rk eä asia.
HOQUIAM, WASH.
+
wire
yesterday
font
the
south
aloud, but here, in th e nam e of dem ­ give unconditional adhesion to an
— MAY MEAN MOVE ON
; though wc do not sec w hat the C on­
+
ocracy, we prev en t them from dis­ in tern atio n al peace , program . C red­
stating that fares for the men had necticut “ju stic e ” would have lost, if •I H - P - i H 1 i - H l 111 | H -l-1 4 l M i l l
PETROGRAD.
cussing in tern atio n al relations. H ere its a re to be refused to any govern- '
K O N TTO RIA PULAISEN
' the m an had been sent to th e front
already been paid.
the P o stm a ste r G eneral is chief regu­
TOIMI
The’ union shop prevails a t ; instead of to the gallows.
I lato r of thought. W ar psychology, m ent which refuses th is program or
an sw ers evasively or does not de­
IT .T R i >GR \ H, Oct. 1 7 .--The Eureka, the m anagers there hav-j
S. S. Järjestön keskusvirastossa going ntad. If th e w ar lasts long clare itself ready to e n te r upon
detachm eu.s ing not yet discovered that it, Colored troops serv in g with the
landed
enough, we m ay be justified in be­ peace conversations on th e basis of Germans
julistetaan hakukcljx «isten haet­ com ing mad. but it is too early now th is program . Such a governm ent yesterday on
.
French arm y are proving to be a
the coast of the destroyes initiative
M r.
r i g h t i grea t source of w orry to th e gov­
tavaksi. Tehtäviin kuulun kir­ I respectfully subm it.
m ust be fought in th e sh arp est m an­ Gulf of Tagalsh. on t’.ie north i shouit J tel! them about it.
ernm ent owing to the fact th a t they ynnä k a ik s lla ista k o rja u sty ö tä tekee
The ateinpt to stifle the Socialist ner.
janpitoa. kirjeenvaihtoa, käännös­
a
re often polygam ists.
T h eir relig­
ami
near
the
-
-
-
•f
Oesel
Island
The world will yet h e a r from the
työtä suomenkielestä englannin­ press is p articu larly inexcusable
L .L. NEAL.
ion
allow
s
them
to
have
m ore than
t illage of Serro, on th? •- uthe a W hy don't they?
when one considers the im portance Socialists.
kielelle ja päinvastoin, v. m. of
one
wife,
but
th
e
F
rench
governm
ent
,
M
oottoripyöriä,
polkupyöriä
lkupyc
ja urhel
the Socialist m ovem ent as a p e r­
The SPEA K ER. The tim e of the ( art i»f Dago lslatn , the war if-
Just about now the m anagers allow s them only one separation a l­
lu ta rp eita .
konttorityötä, lo in ta voivat nai­ m anent facto r for intern atio n al gentlem an has expired.
he Russian «»i the M cl’.achern Ship t «>.. are lowance. Finally it has been decided
lice announced,
setkin hakea. Hakemukset palk­ peace. In all co u n tries of the world
Mr. LONDON.
Mr. Speaker, I
coast
batteries
were
silence« b v said to he considering w hether th a t in th e ev en t of a m an being
Puhelin 330
kavaatimuksilleen ja suosituksi­ they have been, and a re now, the think 1 have leave to extend mv
killed
and
having
less
than
five
it
is
better
after
all
to
have
an
(
tcrm
an
«Treadnaughts.
ost cham pions of an enduring rem arks, which has previously been
neen on lähetettävä ennen t.k.28 forem
wives his pension will be equally di­ 710 I katu,
Hoquiam . W ash
peace.
granted
The German-' are working open shop and no ships or a vided am ong them .
päivää osoitteella:
Mr. MADDEN. Mr. S peaker. I ob- stubbornL to clear the entrance, union shop and get som ething
The refusal by the G overnm ent of
ject.
the
belligerent
n
ations
to
perm
it
the
done. According to the local
..S . S. Järjestön Keskusvirasto, holding of t l i e In tern atio n al Socialist
Mr. W alsh. Mr. S peaker, I object. to the Gulf of Riga near C o u r-1
803 W. Madison St.,
Mr. LONDON. Leave was grant- land, savs today's official state-' press, they now have about three
C onference a t Stockholm w as a blun­
ment. 1 he activities f the en- 'hundred d men and an open shop.
Chicago, 111. der for w hich th e full price has not ed before.
yet been paid.
tv don’t they do som ething?
emy in landing forces were reu­ _ \\ hv
OVAT JU U RI SA A PU N EET
I N othing had such a dem oralizing
['he
fact of the m atter is, as
dered
<
>y
holes
et
>n-
i
ifficult
jo
ista v alm istan pu k u ja m iehil­
RUSSIA
IS
SOME
j effect upon th e dem ocratized arm y
T:R1 C. A. SOLBERG
-t meted b v the Russians and they will dowly learn, that a
le ja naisille. U udem pi m alli
of R ussia than th is refusal.
D
IFFER
EN
T
TH
AN
US
I T t t U - .M T H K A A
ja sopivaisuus ta a ta a n . V anhat
be bad visibility
The garrison man who has brains enough to ASETTAA SILMÄLASIA NUORILLE
The program of th e G erm an So­
JA VANHOILLE.
v a a tte e t p u h d iste ta a n ja p rä s­
cialist m inority which ap p ears in a
of Oe-e I Island is lighting the '»e a good mechanic b a s to«»
Kaikki työ ta a ta a n .
sä tä ä n huolellisesti.
special cable to th e New York Tim es
C om m enting
OH tll< - late revo- < ¡crinan
himself.
which
landed
much
brains
to
scab
mi
I« »rces
Jos tu n n e tte päänkipua, py«>rryttäml&
liuoin.!
U nion työtä.
of Ju iv 10. 1917, and which had been lution in Russia , the New York Call
there.
tä, h erm o stu n eisu u tta ja pakotusta
subm itted to th e D utch-Scandinavian has th is to say:
Fight and Pay and Live on Hay. lukiessanne, niin te ta rv its e tte silm ä
com m ittee at Stockholm in advance
“ If tlie Socialists were in power
Ladies of A storia arc request­ lasit.
of th e conference, the holding of they would be just like tlie oth ers.'
SOLDIERS TO VOTE
which was subsequently prevented, How often have we heard that vacu­
ed t«> make pies and cakes for SILM ÄLASEJA $2.50 YLÖS-
RÄÄTÄLI
shows clearly th e Socialist program ous assertion in the old days, before
727 J St.
H oquiam , W ash.
the boys at Fort Stevens, so
T :R I C. A. SOLBERG,
for intern atio n al peace.
I give it th e S o c i a l is ’ s g a v e a c t u a l proof that
'.
—The
M
ashingt«>n.
<
)ct.
that
along
with
being
made
to
D
ream
land-tcatterin
yläk
errassa.
in full;
they w ere not a t all ‘like th e o th ­
A berdeen, W ash.
In Its peace views, as in its gen­ e rs.’ R ussia now stan d s before tin- war «h-partnient at the request light the war anti pay for the
K
onttori
T :ri H olstin kanssa
war the boys are to be made
eral policy, th e G erm an Independent so-called 'civilized world' as a living ot state official , is consideriti
ME TAKAAM M E
Social D em ocratic P arty proceeds dem onstration th a t the asse rtio n is th c practicability of extending j objects of charity as well,
«itä Copenhagen Nuuska on nyt )a on aina
front the common in te re sts of th e in­ an em pty one.
Palovakuutusten, kiinteän omai
to the troops in France the same i Why not give - them a daily
ollut täydellisesti puhdasta.
te rn a tio n a l p ro le taria t and develop­
“ All th ere is to it is. th a t ‘the o th ­
Jos teidän kauppiaallanne oi ole sitä,
m ent of society. T hese in te re s ts de­ e rs ’ a re bursting th eir lungs and u til­ priv ileges as to voting or other-i ration of pas:ry and cake, baked
lähetämme me st’.a teil e postissa ta va lli­
suuden ja lainan välittäjä
sella hinnalta S sentillä, laatikon kunnes
It
m and im m ediate peace.
izing all th e ir vast resources of ca­ vvtse participating in the politi-Jby a good cook at the post.
kauppiaanne voi aikaa sitä pitämään varas­
In the peace to be concluded we jolery, persuasion, deception, brib­ cal hte ot th« country that are i « k > ks as if they ought to be ’1\-
tossaan. Postim erkkejä otetaan.
K iin alaiset luonnon-kas-, Room
4, F irs t N ational B ank Build-
Copenhagen on maailman parasta puru-
dem and an in te rn atio n a l a rra n g e ­ ery and political flim-fiam to induce to be granted to soldiers tra m -1 eti cm >u< ;h to cat any way. This
v isk o t iparannus keinot ing,
tupakkaa.
HOQUIAM. WASH.
m ent for general disarm am ent as her to becom e as they are. But they
p
a
ra
n
ta
v
a
t
o
n
n
istu
n
ee»
-'
The idea ot lighting, paying and de­
> W K T N A M .H K C T O N C O M PA N Y,
being th e chief m eans for s tre n g th ­ have not succeeded; they will not ing in the I ’nited States,
ti reum atism ia, m unu-j
1107 B roadw ay,
N ew Y o rk
ening the debilitated sta te s. G ener­ succeed, and they cannot succeed. question presents many diffi­ pending on the uncertain mercies
a is-, vatsa-, veri- ja rak-
al d isarm am en t is the only way to The difference is fundam ental, or­ culties ami no decision has beet; of the public for som ething good,
k o ta u te ja ,
h eikkoutta,
Û O O O O O O O O O O O O
break any m ilita rist suprem acy and ganic, vital. Russia tu rn s a deaf ear reached.
to
eat.
seems
like
carrying
a
joke
naisten ta u te ja ja mo­
0 to obtain a lasting and peaceful un­ to all of them ; as indeed, she must
O
W INLOCK PRODUCE CO.
nia
m uita m iesten jj> (
It has been held that the a little too for.
derstan d in g betw een the nations.
in the very n a tu re of th e situation.
O
Jacob Y ansen, om istaja.
n
aisten
tau te ja .
W e dem and the fullest freedom She is revolutionary: they a re not; troops in hrance are on Ameri
JOHTAVIMMAT
O H einiä, viljaa, perunoita, jau-
HEE WO CH IN ESE MEDICINE
"W
e
stand
in
the
presence ot
for in tern atio n al tra d e and in te r­ that is, not y et; the w orking class can soil within the purpose of
O h o ja Ja eläin ten reh u ja , kärry-
COMPANY
course. as well as the unlim ited right is h er ruling class:
the ruling the law. but some arm y officials a revolution—not a bloody revo­ 208 Jam es St., S eattle, W ashington
O jä, m aau v iljely sk alu ja ja ra-
of
m
igration.
We
condem
n
all
econ­
classes
of
the
o
th
ers
a
re
not yet
O k e n n u sta rp eita .
luticui; \m erica is not given to
P e ru ste ttu vuonna 1903.
omic la r r ie rs and all econom ic stru g ­ the w orking class.
And she can­ feel that it would he carrying"
O
W INLOCK. WASH.
the
spilling
of
blood—but
a
si-j
the
eifort
to
protect
civilian
gles betw een sta te s.
All disputes not becom e like them . The th ing is
D O O O O O O O O O O O
betw een s ta te s m ust be settled by u tterly im possible w hile her w orking rights to an extreme to attem pt lent revolution,whereby America!
Kun olette TACOMASSA,
Kaikkea m itä kodin kalustam i­
com pulsory intern atio n al arb itratio n class rem ains iter ruling class; tin- to poll a vote of an arm y iu the will iii-ist upon recovering in I 4-
KÄYKÄÄ
W e dem and in tern atio n al tre a tie s class struggle fixes an im passable
seen tarvitaan.
Practical difficulties, practice those ideals which she : 4- HARBOR POOL HAALISSA -
to m ake w orkers secure against im ­ gulf betw een them , not w ithstanding trem he-.
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Ave.
has
always
proiessed, upon se- 4-
poverishm ent, especially as to wo­ all the blandishm ents of th e allies, they said, niav serve to produce
P eh m eitä juom ia; k ä n tia ; si­
1. O. O, F. rakennuksessa,
men and children.
the k aiser and our own Mr. Root. a ruling against such proceed­ curing a governm ent devoted to i
k aarin ; tu p ak k a a ; korttipöy-
Political rig h ts for women we re ­
She will stay iu the war. but not ings.
tlie general interest and not to -i- tiä, y. m.
gard as a social necessity. Equal prim arily for the support of th e a l­
JNO. PALO AND SON,
special
interests." — W oodrow
rig h ts should be g ran ted to all the lies. W h at she is in it for is to p re­
U udet o m istajat.
in h ab ita n ts of every country w ith­ serve. m aintain, estab lish and con­
Tlie life of otie w orker is about the \\ ilson.
•4
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-1-4-4-1-H-4-I-4-4-4-4-4-I-1-4--1-
b 1 1 4 4 -1 H - H - H - I H 4 -4 -1 i l l l l l l l l l l i ; -
out reg ard to tongue, race or relig­ solidate the revolution she h as ac­ sam e as th at of a n o th e r worker. A t
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01en o sta n u * Jo h n B ackm anin •>
Liberty
has
become
a
public
dan-
ion. T his would also m ean securing com plished. T hat is th e first thing an early age lie is forced to go in
to national m inorities the right to in im portance.
All the o th ers are search c.f em ploym ent, and he. d rifts • K 9 r ’ a,1< honncide a science and a + W H ITESID E UNDERTAKING CO. + $
Uusi H iuslääke
declare th e ir national life.
front place to place, He has not had i v ir,u e : we Prav ,hat friendly A m er­ T T
M iehille ja Naisille
secondary.
AUT^
T0,MJ TTA JA T
jo ssa palvelen yleisöä.
N ational and social liberation can
Telefooni 136-364. — H o q u ia m ia oso- 4« 4 .
a »
j j *
' k t *
•
She cannot become “like the o th ­ the opportunity t«> go io school. s o ! icans n ia>' he drow ned in o rd er th a t
Entää biurtnnl ihditp, tarraa kohuaa, poistaa
I X
M a t t i N ie iT ll
X
ayybyu puäuabaat a ja kasvattaa uud«t hmk -et not be achieved by the governm ents e rs; but “the o th e rs" can become his work is that of a common l a - i ° th e r A m ericans may come to our 4. te: 420 K St. Telefooni 136.
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IC 1III
lue hiusjuuret eiv.it ole kuolleet. - T.im.i luule at w ar; it can only be done by deni
aid .” -George B ernard Shaw,
borer.
The
“high
collar
jobs”
art-
in
like
h
e
r
—and
they
will,
in
due
tim
e
nu juoksevaa 1 ei naivaa.), hyvin bieuohajuista
I-l-4 -4 -H -4-- t - H - l" l - l I j i 4- l-i 1 1 1 1 H -p !
401—9th St.
H oquiam , W ash, v
ocracy.
D em ocratic control of for­
t»ikä eieäliä rasvaa.
“ T reason to h e r a llies” is noth the hands ol those w hose -parents
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l
1
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1
1
i
1
i r i m i l l i t ;■
Ei sisällä valiirnrullinia atnsksia — eikä lasien­ eign policies will prevent aggressive ing: but “treason to the revolution” could afford to keep them in school,
Isn't it about tim e th a t we began
kaan päähän ole tnrnuulluta.
KAIKEL-
to
h
e
a
r
tlie
h
a
rv
e
st
rep
o
rts
from
m
easures.
S
ecret
tre
a
tie
s
m
ust
be
and
when
it
com
es
to
electing
m
e
n
:
Voin teh d ä kenkänne parem m I ksi
is everything. If helping them will
Voivat käyttää yhtu hyviu miehet kuin naiset­
abolished, and all s ta te traffic m ust help her to m aintain it. she will help to office. Hie politically unorganized I t h o s e 200 m em bers of the Dunwoodie LAISTA
kin.
kuin uu d et
Ilia-tuttava binsluuke, tekee tukan kiiltuvak
Goif Club of Yonkers. N. Y„ who a n ­
be
m
ade
dependent
upon
the
a
sse
n
t
w
orking
man
has
no
choice
hut
to
them
.
If
not,
she
will
not.
If
a
t i , nebtueuksi ja hyvältä tuoksuvaksi,
HOQUIAMIN JALKINEKORJAUS-
of p arliam ents.
sa a ta v a n a
“se p ara te
peace”
with
G erm any accept th e will of the m ajority, nounced to th«- nation last spring they
läh etettynä m illä «»olleella hyvänsä «lOfk
Though not re ^ ird in g s ta te boun­ would endanger h e r revolution, she though his enem ies may profit in the would stop a food sh ortage by devot­
PAJA
ing TWO HOURS each W EEK to K R E IK K A L A IS E S T A KAUPASTA
A. P oukkula, om istaja.
LIQNELLIN SUOM. APTEEK» daries as in v io lal.e . we condem n the will m ake none. If it would not, she expression of th at m ajo rity 's choice. hoeing
vegetables
on th e ir own
w arand its prolongation as a m eans has no real reason for staying in MORAL; O rganize politically and in-
H uotari & Co. kau p asta.
Osuitteeila: F A L'<neli,
grounds?— Mont. Soc.
,319— 10:« katu
Hoquiam , W ash.
of regulating boundaries. R egulation the w ar. As it happens, she judges ¡ duotrially.
Super.or. Wis.
401—8:« katu.
Te Voitte Saada
HOQ U1AMI ’A ILM O T US-OSASTO
CITY TRANSFER CO.
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