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. ! 1 H f° Ur ??je.ct shpJ,,dbe t0 ¡,ea' e.open 3,1 the avenues of truth. As the most effectual hitherto found has been the press, it is, therefore, the first shut up by those ° feiir the investigation °f their actions.”—Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence. .............. n J t S ufficient 1: 111: 1111 1111 r ’H H t t i t ; 11 n 111 n i m n m i n i n n ! t n n i n 11 n i h - i - h - m i i i i i i i i n i i i i i i i i 1 . 1 1 i 1 :: " n 11 H-i-i-H-r 11 11 h - i - i - i i n n i i m i i the strength of socialism , long. For a great many of them grateful epidemic, if you please. will include m en w hose o rd er num “T he eth ical ideas of Socialism In an ed ito rial in th e A sto rian thi3 > bers a re from 162 to 200. " T °l soc,alIsm the surrounding conditions arc Except among a few extrem a j have a ttra c te d to it generous souls . , , , T . ___ ______ m orning, som e figures, re th e m eat T he d istric t hoard has notified of I t is a v e r y u n s a t - ists who are lacking in equilibri I and h av e en listed in its ra n k s its d . e . p lo r a b le . pack in g business, a re quoted, and th e having c ertified as eligible for One of the great advantages | best a d h e ren ts. It is th ese eth ic al ’sfactory species of liberty. Yet um, there is no hostility to the public is asked to accep t them as m ilitary service, H arv ey B eem an, "a su fficie n t a n sw e r to th o se who oi a democracy is that it pro- ■ ideals men involved in the matter Em (FOR A M IL IT A R Y E X A M IN A T IO N . F ra n k E. Davis, and H enry Jokiperii, , ... w hich , . have „ inspired th e ra n k i it is better than none. T he local board for C latsop countv ta lk about sw ollen p ro fits.” vblna -i a i t - , - .u i | and file of th e S ocialist a rm y w ith A comparatively few women ancipated women know that man ‘ ■' 1C 1)COP^C to fiery zeal and religious devotion. It ,will soon call 49 m en, in o rd er to of th is county. T he trouble w ith th ese figures are have achieved economic inde- is a victim of present conditions fill th e assigned quota. T he call th a t th ey w ere launched from the peaceably settle vital questions j m ay he said, indeed, th a t n o thing G R E A T D E M A N D FOR M EN . pendence in the so-called learned the same as woman. Thev know offices of th e m eat packing com pan of public policy and make chan- in th e p re se n t day is so likely to C loser toothing of th e m ilita ry har- ies. All th ey prove is w hat ev ery ges in the social and government- !awaken the conscience of th e or- professions and as teachers. that freedom for woman will lift AMERICAN SAILORS row so th a t it will ta k e in alm ost body know s— th a t m eat concerns al structure without resort to d inary m an or w om an, or to in crease But there are more millions of man as well as woman to a high KILLED BY A SUB ev ery m an of “m ilita ry a g e ” who ! th e sense of individual responsibility, women who have not been able er plane. doctor m ost ev erything, even figures. ! happens to be in its way, is indicat- violence and bloodshed. Tt sub-! as a th o rough course in Socialism . H ere also a re som e figures, ta k e n \ \ ashington, Nov. 2. — --Seven • ed by th e le tte rs w hich th e local to escape even into an unsatis The family can never be a suc from th e m eat com panies’ an nual r e stitutes the open forum of free T he stu d y of Socialism h a s proved Î were killed and one is missing hoard for C latsop county h as se n t p ort to s to c k h o ld e rs: discussion for the arena of p h v - j t h e tu rn in g point in tho u san d s of factory species of liberty. They cess so long as man and woman when the American transport to ce rtain m en, req u irin g them to A rm our & Com pany in th e y e a r sical force. This advantage is lives and converted self-seeking m en are still dependent ,upon men. sustain the relation of master and Finland, was submarined, the re a p p e ar before th e hoard and show 1915 m ade a net profit of 111,000.000 j increased navy department announced. the n n s s ih ili'tv „ f an<J wom en in to self-sacrificing to il We do not mean by this that slave. cau se w hy th ey should not be c e rti even. In 1916 th e n e t p ro fit w as e rs of the m asses. T h e im p a rtial ob they do not earn their living. The family will become a fied to th e arm y. peaceable development and the se rv e r can scarcely claim th a t the D Y N A M IT IN G S IN A N A C O N D A $20,100,000 or a w ar p ro fit of $8,900,- Most of them work hard enough, One of th ese sum m ons has been source of serene joy when the A naconda. Mont., Nov 1.— (U. P.) 000. W h at th e p ro fits for 1917 have remoteness of violent revolution Bible produces so m arked an effect by C om rade Levi H ietala, been, h eaven only know s. is made more certain—to the ex- upon th e daily h ab itu al life of the God knows. But their work man and the woman become —T h ree m ysterious explosions—one a received p rin te r w ith th e T overi, who w as la s t n ig h t w hich dam aged th e La- Sw ift & C om pany, in 1915 m ade tent that the principles of real av erag e m an and th e a v erag e wom an does not produce any income.. comrades and equals. in th e first call and was exem pted on i P age building and tw o early today , $14,087,500. In 1916 it ro se to $20,- democracy are applied to govern who profess to guide th e ir conduct They are dependent upon the:r 1 This can n n l v r/A m o w hich w recked th e fro n t of Tonv 1 ,b e grounds th a t he h as a wife and by it, as Socialism does upon its husbands. 465,000 or so m ething over $6,000,000 when it becomes a matter of ment and the conscious, intelli a d h e re n ts. D ira’s saloon—a re being closely in- a c b ’’d *° su PP°rt and, also, because w ar profit. v e stig a te d by the police today. No he does not have “first Pa Pers " Un- course that the woman shall earn gent will of the people is per Aside from children, who arc “T he stre n g th of Socialism in th is M orris & Com pany, w ere th e low d e r th e m ilita ry service law. both e s t on th e list of th re e w ith only a mitted to make itself freely felt. re sp e c t is m ore like th a t of th e early in a state of mental immaturity, her own living the same as the one was hurt. __ _ Of th e se grounds a re valid causes n e t w ar pro fit of a m illion and a h alf income FOR T H E A T T E N T IO N Wherever great questions are C h ristian ity as described in the New ■ it ¡s impossible for one person to i man’ receivinS her for exem ption, w herefore it is prob- in 1916. ¡eft to the arbitrary decision of q^ ' ment' . . , be dependent upon another per-) ,en* s 10 WI ,e released from OF T H E CENSOR able th a t som e new device of in T he person who tak e s up Social If A rm our only m akes $1.22 n e t upon him. te rp re ta tio n is to be expected. authorities not answerable to the istic w orks, having a conscience a t son without loss of self-respect. i dependence per head on c a ttle , th ey w ould have <-- • i- • ,, i W hy a re we not at w ar w ith Aus- -Otialism will give all women ! tria ? T hat is w hat Theodore Roose- to, in o rd e r to m ak e $10,000,000 people, fierce discord and possi- all sen sitiv e, will find it quickened This is true of both men and It will give v elt w ants to know. He asks about A N O T H E R S E A R C H . (w hich is allow ing half of th e $20,- h’v ultimate violence are invit- and stim u lated by p assage a fte r pas- women. One man can not be de ♦his opportunity. it in the K ansas City S tar, and de- I A n um ber of a u th o ritie s invaded 000.000 profit for o th e r sto c k ) butch- j cd Tn monarchies and autoc- sage pivinK a new view of llfe which pendent upon another man or all women a full and tree oppor d a r e s th a t n e ith e r he nor anyone U niontow n la st night in quest of un e r ab o u t 30,000 head of c a ttle p er racies. where the people arc de is based upon th e w orth of every upon a woman, without suffer tunity to earn their own living, else can a n sw er sa tisfa c to rily ; th a t reg iste red m en. T hey visited two “a lim ited liability w ar. in w hich we hum an being.”— Prof. R ichard T. Ely. day. w hich w e all ought to know is or th re e poolroom s and tackled th o se with brief hours of labor, at oc t ied a voice in deciding their af fight G erm any ourselves and pav ing a distinct loss of self-respect, beyond th e daily c ap acity of all the and R ussia to en- not having th e green card w ith them . m oney to Italy 'l'lnis, the wage workers find cupations suitable to them, and able them to fight A ustria and Tur- A couple of young m en who. as a t pack in g -houses put to g e th e r; 30,000 fairs. the only way to secure a c a ttle being a t th e r a te of 25 h ead change is to overthrow the gov i key, savors of sh a rp practice, and te n d a n ts a t th e danee given by the I t h e i r self-respect constantly to receive their full earnings. a n ! not o i sta te sm a n sh ip . It is a good It will place woman on b u tch ered p er m in u te for tw o sh ifts ernment. to resort to the ‘arbi wounded by the fact that thev rule e ith e r to sta y out of w ar or go Bee H ive sto re em ployes W ednesday of 10 hours each. equality with man, both political trament of the sword.” Tn dem- W e have often admitted th a t! are dependent upon the capital- ! into it, but not to try to do both night, had com e to th e F in n ish So T h e figures quoted by th e A sto r things a t once.” ly and industrially. cialist Club hall to g a th e r th e ir bc- ocracies, where autocratic power a certain amount of good comes jsts. Their revolt against this ian a re not only in su fficien t, th ey are Roosevelt is ce rtain ly a fea rle ss longings, w ere tak e n in tow. but th ev It will abolish child slavery. For instance, the dependence is constantly grow- person. H ere be is saying we got ridiculous. E ven th e puhli catlon of is vestefl in «my quarter and the j Ol’t °f evil. w ere released on th e w ay to th e into th e w ar wrongly, and from It will abolish overwork. them in good faith can h a rd ly reliev e I *ree action of popular govern- war giving some women an ¡ng in volume. The davs are w rong m otives, a few days a fte r P o s t police statio n . Tt will abolish poverty. th e m of the ch arg e of m isinform ing, ment is checked, the dammed up I °PPortun’ty to become self-sup- numbered in which they will con- Five m en w ere tak e n to th e police m aste r G eneral B urleson w arned the Then, prostitution, both legal e n tire p ress of th e co u n try th a t he h e a d q u a rte rs la s t evening for not Anvone should know b e tte r th an to tide of public opinion will soon-! Porting. But it cruelly exploits, tinue to submit to it, for it \s rely upon c irc u la rs s e n t out by the would not to le ra te any new spaper having tfc regJs(ration c a rd s . bu( ev. er or later burst its barriers and them and doesn’t solve the prob- becoming more and more intol- and otherwise, will cease, be saying a n y th in g like th a t. But R oose packing com panies to allay re s e n t cause there will be no tfomen velt says it. and, w orse still, says 1 eryone was able to give a sa tisfa c to ry then—the deluge. lem at all. The problem ca n : erable to them. m ent a g a in st th em selv es. our e n tra n c e into th e w ar savors of explanation, and th ey w ere released , driven to it. only be solved by the abolition T he packing co n cern s a re v e ry e f “sh a rp p ractice.” E vidently he is Som e of those ap prehended in the Men with the least trace of The dependence of a woman V omen will no longer be com j not a fraid th a t th e K ansas City S ta r «stre e t9 and alleV8» w ere ordered to ficient in stitu tio n s w e know , from a of the present capitalist system I will be deprived of second-class m ail , , . . . . . c a p italist stan d p o in t. T hey a re so true statesmanship in their make- of industry and the establishment upon a man is still more galling, pelled to marry for homes. ¡p riv ile g e s; or is it th a t he does not a p PPar before th e ‘m niigration in- efficien t th a t we m u st pay w h a te v er n P st*e this truth, which ought to lie claims a right to her person Marriages will he entered into i care, or is w orking to th a t end? sp e cto r in th e m orning to show th e ir i of Socialism. price they put upon a p roduct, w hich be plain enough to common because he supports her. Site loi love alone. j But th e re is still w orse to com e, cards. It is said th a t th e “ regula- For the present capitalist sys price Is as high as tra ffic will b ear. sense. In submitting us a copy He says fa rth e r; ' tio n s” provide for ca rry in g th e ca -d may be the boss of the bouse in Ihese changes will lift the M oreover, th is m a tte r squarely tem of industry is an encmv of And having b rought th e p ack in g ' , • speech on the usurped the family. other respects, hut in this one family out of the mire. | te s ts our sin c e rity when we an- about th e person a t all tim es. business to a high s ta te of b u sin ess rr . . i nounced th a t we w en t to w ar to efficiency now. A rm our and o th e r P,n ' t r 1,1 ‘ ,e judiciary, w nich w ; J hey w i l l nave a marvelous m ake th e w orld safe for dem ocracy. W A N T T E A C H E R S B E T T E R P A ID . It drives many women and respect he asserts his ownership, packers have com pleted th e ir func- discusser in a recent issue, Uni- because he has the power to. uplifting effect upon women. ; T he p hrase m ust have been used in At th e m eetin g of th e P a re n t girls into prostitution. i a som ew hat o rato rical fashion, a n y tio n in society. T hey m u st e re long te d States Senator Robert L. She is depenednt upon him for a T eachers A ssociation y e ste rd ay af- T hev will have a marvelous how. because we have ourselves, It makes it hard for women ¿o give over th e ow nership and control Owen, of Oklahoma, added this living and can't help herself. witliin the last y ear or two m ade th e ternoon at the Shively building, th e uplifting effect upon men. earn their own living, causing of th e se concerns to th e w orking w orld e n tire ly unsafe for dem ocracy comment: m em bership w ent on record as fa She owes everything material 1 hey will have a marvelous in th e two sm all and w eak repub class, to be c arried on by th e w ork- j millions of them to be depend If Congress does not exer- to him. Her food. Her clothing. uplifting effect upon children. lics of H ayti and San Domingo. voring an in crease of sa la rie s for e rs for th e w o rk e rs’ own b en efit and , ent upon men, with the conse-j T herefore, th e p h rase m ust have tea c h e rs in th e local public schools. use. T h a t is th e next p ressin g ste p c ,’' e its constitutional power to , quent loss of self respect. | Her shelter. Everything. She The children will be children of m eant th a t we intended to m ake th e Supt. H ussong sta te d th a t a rec e n t and no am ount of p lacatin g lite ra tu re settle by law any great internal. is utterly dependent upon him. love, not of lust. They will be world safe for w ell-behaved nations, survey of th e schools of th e s la te It makes it impossible for mil-1 w ill e v e r p rev e n t its u ltim a te ac- (national question, but allows a g re a t or sm all, to enjoy th e ir lib e rty When she wants anything, she welcome children. Thev will and lions of men to marry. govern them selves as th ey show ed A storia to be v ery n e a r th e com plishm ent. judicial veto—under color of the I has to get it from him it she , have loving, not irritating, moth- w ished. If it did not m ean this, the bottom of th e list in th e prices paid It drives vast numbers of chil rase w as m uch w orse th an a its teach ers. He pointed out th a t I judicial interpretation that Con can, or else she does not get it - ers and fathers—for the causes p m h ere dren into the industries. flourish, for it w as d e lib e ra te th e b e st tea c h in g ta le n t could be E C O N O M IC E X P L O IT A T IO N gress has not constitutional pow iof irritation will be gone. ly deceitfu l.” AND GOVERNMENT It keeps the masses of the at all. expected to pass A storia up if sala- we would n ev er d a re to say . er—there is no forum except I he wheedling, coaxing, flat These changes will raise the I an Now, y th in g like th is and flout th e om- . r *es w ere n ° t increased, people in poverty. force where such questions may tering, cajoling propensities, relations of men and women to nip o ten t censor. But R oosevelt seem s ' — — — Capitalism stings the family No man is good enough to govern be settled. which are such a boon to the a plane of purity so much higher to have no resp e c t w h atev er for him . | NOT QUITE SO FOOLISH. with each of these poisonous How does he do it and get aw ay a n o th e r m an w ith o u t th a t o th e r's It is h ard ly likely th a t resid e n ts writers of jokes, are some jf than the present that we will w ith it? W h ere is th e re a S ocialist co n sen t. T h a t’s w h a t A braham Lin- " I his issue—over slavery— le d fangs. “flocked” to th e postoffice y e ste rd ay the disgusting effects of this de look back upon the present con paper today th a t would d are to say to buy tw o-cent stam p s before th e coin said, h u t ou r c a p ita lists do not t o the Civil War. It. might lead The result is what we see— as R oosevelt does—th a t “we have pendence. c a re so m uch for governing o th e r ditions with shame and horror. been guilty of a rh eto rical sham when price advanced, as som e re p o rts to civil war over the controver millions of grown-up men ami —------------------------- we pledged ourselves to m ake the have it. It w as th e price of le tte rs m en. w ith or w ithout th e ir consent, It degrades both the man ami w orld safe for dem ocracy” ? as for exploiting them . T he aim and sies between labor and capital.” women unmarried—millions of the woman. and not th e price of stam p s w hich W e e a rn e stly call the a tte n tio n of T E LEPH O N E COMPANY The safety of democracy lies families broken or breaking—mil o b ject of th e ir ru le is econom ic ex e p o stm a ste r general to th ese dis- ! increase(I a t I - o clock last uight, IS VERY OBSTINATE th ploitation. and a n y form of govern in the supremacy of the legisla lions of families with skeletons Most of the men do not know loyal expressions. W h at is he go- ' as m ost everyone know s. T h ere m ay m ent su its th em th a t p ro te c ts them tive branch of the government, in the closet—millions of m at that it degrades them. But they ing to do ab o u t it? He declared th a t have been two or th re e poor w its he would tre a t all new spapers on an who thought th e opposite, h u t c e r in th e ir effo rt to squeeze p ro fits out San Francisco. Nov. 2.—The which should be brought even rimonial misfits—only here and know that it harrasses and irri ab solutely equal footing. Now, let of ev ery perso n able to produce us see him m ake good w ith R oose tain ly th e re a re not flocks of people k n o w thn ^ ac'^’c ^ c^cr)hone & Telegraph They them . And it Is easy fo r them to ni" ‘' clo.-eh under the control of there a really happy family, an tates them. in th is tow n so backw ard. velt and th e K ansas City Star. . . . , ' . ,' company will not recognize the se cu re th e co n sen t of th e exploited. I f people. To permit judges exception to prove the rule. (N. Y. Call) their wives are burdens, instead. Tejephone Operators' union un - -------------------- -------------- -------- K IL B U R N C R A S H E S IN T O D O C K. T h e re is not a n y th in g e a sie r th an appointed for life, and in no wav There is nothing sweeter, noth- of comrades, to them, This is ] der any circumstances. General LO V E IS T H E R A IN B O W T he s te a m e r K ilburn, of th e Crow- th a t, as long as you possess th e subject to the verdict of the pop- ing nobler, nothing more beau-, well illustrated by the reply of i ^Banager Fullerton said in turn- Love is the only how on life’s d ark ley and M ahoney line, plowed into m eans of exploitation. T h e re is no u , a r w iI , a u t o c r a t jc a ]lv tiful, than a happy family. There the man who was asiked what ’nC' (l°wn Mediator Reed s pro- cloud. It is th e m orning and th e th e Sanborn dock about 12 feet yes- tro u b le In g e ttin g th e co n sen t of . , . . he thought about second m ar-! posaB_________ T _ evening sta r. It shines upon th e te rd a y afternoon w hile a tte m p tin g a s ta rv in g m an to p rac tic a lly ev e ry citle questions of grave import- is nothing holier than welcome babe, and sheds its rad ian ce on th e a landing. She received a p u n ctu re He said, “A man who TO CUT OUT TH E th in g th a t puts b read w ithin his a,icc to the commonwealth, ques motherhood. But the unwelcome riages. quiet tom b. It is the m o th er of a rt, , n e a r the bow which is being rep aired reach . tions that go deeply into social motherhood now forced upon hasn’t any more sense than to PLEASURE AUTOS th e in sp irer of poet, p a trio t and phil- before she can load oqt for San T he m asses of th e people e v e ry - 1 relations and touch intimately vast numbers of women, because marry a second time doesn’t de osopher. It is the a ir and light to F rancisco. w h ere a re ruled econom ically—th a t the lives of thousands of citizens, of their economic dependence serve to lose his first wife.” Washington, Nov. 2. — The tired souls—b uilder of every hom e, T he cause of th e m ishap is laid to Is. exploited w ith th e ir consent. And upon men, is infinitely degrad is very dangerously to challenge Some of the women also do!. Steel ar|d coal shortage is f o r c i n g , k in d le r of every fire on every h e a rth th e fa c t th a t a big scow of gravel not m erely w ith th e ir consent. They not know that their dependence i a Cl,rtailment of the manufactu re! It w as th e first to dream of im m or m oored above th e Sanborn dock a re e n th u sia stic about it and defend the force and outrage the senti ing. of nleasure automobiles and a re- , tality . It fills th e w orld w ith mel- cre a te d a stro n g inshore eddy by ac- any sy stem based upon th e ir exploi ment of democracy. 1 hough all of the poisonous degrades them. adiustment of the whole auto- ; odv— for m usic is th e voice of love, tion of th e out-going tide, m aking it tatio n b ecau se it is th e ir firm belief above-mentioned are deep- But vast numbers of them do i mobile Judges who serve the organ fangs . . . . . . . . . ................... ..... . . industry, it is announced. I Love is th e m agician, the e n c h a n te r difficut to b rin e th e shin side on- th a t w ith o u t som ebody exploiting \ serious m their e\ll effects, the realize it. I here has been a won- rhe war industries board and that changes w orthless things to joy to the w harf. C aptain W ayland a t ized interests of capitalism by them th e v could not ex ist. E xp lo ita tion to them seem s to be an e sse n setting aside child labor laws, economic dependence of woman derful awakening on the part of motor manufacturers arc discuss- and m akes rig h t royal kings and tem pted to dock th e K ilburn nose queens of comm on clay. I t is the per on. as th e only feasible course, and women in the past few decades, i ing the situation. tial and in d isp en sab le fa c to r of ev income tax laws, laws designed is the worst. fum e of th at w ondrous flow er, th e w jt h the above resu lt ery w ell-ordered civilized society. to safeguard the rights of labor For many centuries nearly ail Divine discontent with present G O V E R N M E N T M E D IA T O R ’ S h e a rt, and w ithout th a t sacred pass- i — — - Of course, th ey will get cured of F IN D IN G S ABO UT THE and cut flown the privileges of women have been dependent up- conditions is constantly spread- ion. th a t divine swoon, we a re less G U IL T Y OF H A V IN G IT . th a t su p e rstitio n , b ut It seem s to be TELEPHO NE S T R IK E th an b easts, hut w ith it, e a rth is on men for a living. It came to ing among them. They are pass- capital, who deliberately seek to In th e tria l of W a lte r M alone, a long cure, and som e of o u r fellow heaven and we a re gods.— (Ingersol.) impede social progress and set ^ )c ^ ie CU5tomary thing. It came ing it from one to another. charged w ith having liquor in his men a re a p p a re n tly Incurable. possession in violation of law. th e Inject vaccine virus into a per- San F rancisco. Nov. 1.—B asis for M eantim e, th e exploiting class their faces against the enlight to be looked upon as a natural A sad case of m isplaced confidence jury, y e ste rd ay afternoon in th e cir- Both men and women son, and. unless he is immune settlement of th e telephone s trik e m anages th e political side of our so ened judgment of the nation, do thing. w as announced la te th is aftern o o n ° Wn physical perfection is in- r u it court, found a verd ict of guilty, cial b u sin ess as well as th e econom ic more to foster the spirit of rev regarded it so. They acquiesced i from smallpox, nothing can pre- w hen V erner Z. Reed, th e federal s ^anced *n case of th e resid e n t This decision is reg ard ed as a p re side, and. w h e th e r th e y do so u n d e r in it as if it were decreed by I vent it from spreading through m ediator, announced his findings and th e w est end wbo bad ab bis eedent. Anyone having liquor about the nam e and form of dem ocracy or olution than all the I. W. W .’s fate and were a thing which was ; the body. su b m itted them to th e P acific Tele- te e tb Pullf>(L in o rd er to escape mill- his prem ises now had b e tte r drink any other, th e y a re alw ays su re of and anarchists. not capable of being change.!. ; phone & T elegraph com pany and ta ry service u n d e r th e new M ilitary it o r pour it out T h a t is. unless he So with the love of liberty. th e consent of th e governed as long The Socialist believes in dem- Once inject the love of liberty representatives of th e union for sig- ,A< ?' H aving thus fortified he a pow er in th e com m unity, in Only during the past few dec as the governed a re ig n o ra n t enough ocracv’s’ way of settling our so . J - n a tn re ! “ ’’nself, he applied for m edical exam- w bich case, of course, h is p rem ises to stan d for and defend th e ir own and, unless she ’ , ' ination. and w as turned down on ac a re not so ap t to be searched. cial questions, in the peaceful ar ades has there been a revolt on into . a . woman, . , i T he governm ent m ed ia to r’s find- exploitation. For. as said before, the part of some of the women. count of flat feet. is already immune from content- Ingg provide: exploitation is th e aim and o b ject of bitrament of free discussion, a LO C K ’ EM UP. Modern industry has given them m e n t w i t h s la v e r y , n o t h i n g c a n F or recognition of th e g irls’ union m odem c a p italist governm ent, and free ballot and free direction bv E Q U A L IT Y B E F O R E T H E L A W P atrolm an C arlson a rre ste d an au so long as th a t is a ssu re d th e ex the people of their own collec-I a c^anCe to escape. The chance i prevent its pervading her whole by the com pany—a concession to the T he law, in its m aje stic equalilv, to d riv e r last W ednesday on the p lo iters do not c a re a fig for the tive destinies for the common it has given them has been a pit-i being and taking complete pos- strik e rs. forbids th e rich as well as th e poar charge of being in an intoxicated A cceptance of a w'age advance of fo rm of governm ent. — B rew ery s e s s io n o f h e r. ifully poor one, but they have to sleep under bridges, to beg in t ie condition w hile driving a ear. T his Ibis way lies that peace- 12% per c e n t by th e e lectrical work- s tre e ts and to steal bread.—A natole W o rk ers’ Journal. seized it eagerly. Several mil should be thankful that e rs —a concession to th e com pany, F rance is business. C hild ren ’s lives have , able, orderly, logical development ---------•----------------- lion women and girls are work been m enaced enough by sober dri- love of liberty is catching. and • M wt hat k * .V v xv,- social . and national life that th e boss says goes, o r th e . . . . . . . Their It is spreading among the wo A rb itratio n of th e o th e r questions J U nder capitalism , success m eans ' Prs ° n ° u r strPPts w ithout having w orker goes. T he la tte r is “ free” t o A s e s s e n t ia l if civilization is to ing in the industries. thp efficient exploitation of one’s anv drunken fools ru n n in g loose w ith wages are low. Their hours are men like an epidemic—a benign, including th e p erm an en t w age s c a l e '! fellows. tak e his choice. I rule.—( Appeal to Reason.) autos. Socialist Wavk " Muvtwiioi * Self-Supporting Women . Local Notes