2 100 322 https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/5f795d3540c8e0c979f13d8e94ed0da2.pdf efee00c6b6d91a9932db50b3cf8f991e PDF Text Text EXTRA! To~Nightl To-Night! RUNNING FOR OFFICE tra w Totea WW't taltu iD departmot;a Qf t\e Pie~ plut TblltldiJ"MQQII,t they For Wft'e DOl ih the e•pi~t. ~ ll&b.Oaey •••.••••••• • SO OtB:Wl . . • .,.. •... ~. . : 19 Stoddart .. .._.. . .. .... 11 . FUhrmann .. .; '.. .. . • �.. ····'··· <X>LUMBIA TURN HAll 1t61· 12"6Gea~&. ~turd•p €otnlng, nootmbtr /51b, Adml~ou 1 ~- Fo; Chief Judge of the Court or Appe~~~, . HENRY ·~ SLC>B0DIN ,OF NEW 'VORK CITY. For Aasodat.e {udge oJ the ~urt oL.Appeals, -... H. D. Wll..C<?X OF EL~IRA. For .Supreme Court Justice, · ' WltL!AM S. P1-HLLI~S. For-Supreme Court Justice, V&11uble J'ri&M. I VALJ;NTINE KUCH. 326 Virginia St. Ou bloc:II: f rom t he Prole&f.rlaa Olub. .;"::".::•c::•::•c:.;•::::•:..;T:;••:...:.:;.;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..I Clear Havana THE 6) J ,::='jj,;t)HAJ I. Qualifier Cigar 5 CUTS STIUIIHT E~~ti;~~~=D a.a ""- N. :1770 I imoke the Famoua Comptroller I. ·B. TAYLOR Asseaor U)j/,, uN•o,; HATs All Union -made Goods. lllr. DI•'::.,~~:,~ Ask lor Unlon-ffiade Cigarettes LWI T he Home of Union Label Oothinr H ATSfL PARK BAND ·.. . . " .I,. 1' 0 DANaNG . .. Pk:TuREs MoviNG < . SP.ECIAL W'IR·E • R 1 LOUis ·F. REXIN ·: 0 Sl"!TS~h•f~ > i')"•' Judge of the City Con'rt , WILLIAM -F . CA'M'ELL County' Jud'ce HENRY lfATTHEWS Commialio~cr of Count~ Charities . i\fRS. DORA FOSTER Q,·erseer of the Poor SAMUEIJ LEARY Couueilmen · WILHELM .ALMENDINOER !~. ~~~~g~~ Union &as Burner Go. mE KltiC OUTfiTTERS ss~E=~!:)at 31 ...... . _: / · Mayor STEPHEN J. MAHONEY PA~I/1-S f.lta~ ~<• 131'10 JAM~~~: g:~;;TONI CUT THIS OUT ~~ THIS ~OuPoN AND TEN CENTS W'li.L' ADMIT ONE TO · BROADWAY AUDITORIUM ELECTION NIGHT .1 •: ·, W. WOJCECBOWSKl i1 1 Asffmbly Firat District-Domonic De Sio Second DiJJtrict-Wililam G. Roberta Third District-Charles Phillipa Fourth District-John ·P . Wannemacher Fifth District_:_Conrad ileid Sixth DisiQ..et- HermaD Eilitz Se,·enth District-William Smith Eighth District-Frederick Grawender Ninth District-Herman C. Glass M4 Seneca Street BULLETT'S SHOES Ma"d~ HAVE A REPUTATION THERE'S A REASON Made of real Lcathh The kind that Wears With our c:normous out.. put, combinl."d w ith ou'r ,.,.-"' cheap upstairs rn1t, we are in a position to gi'·e Yalues that cannot be duplicated elsewhere, PR I CBS $2.00~0 $4.00 .;-~ .z ' I,- ,• - ,•• .~ •'· --;;-, ... · · -.· ... H. S. BULLETT, 56 ~::.~trttt • ·J Asltate and aubeorlbe for the lllrDetter•:eettuno. • The aol7 o-&o .,..,.~pliC' la &be t&a..;: <iu.&IIH of Mew York Olt7, NSJft" • eeadnr tbei.P..reuof~ Worklq- 01-. -10oeatlfOt8mmlbe. Offiu, 315-317 Ga>aoe's-t 0 • - BofWo. N.Y. 'Su)Jeniaor Firat Ward-Vixley Ry\'Crse Seeond Ward--John G. Cooper Third \Yard-Chsrles Plauman Fourth Ward-Charlet Faessler Fifth Ward-John L. Pier Sixth Ward- Ds"id Unlphl'(!y\'ille Se'·enth. Ward-Morris Braunstein Eighth Ward-A. G. Erftenbeek Ninth \Vard-Otto Stilke Ele,·entb Ward- Paul Vogel, Jr. Twelfth Ward-I~. C. Beesing Thirteenth Ward-Charles Roesch Fourteen'th Wiird-Chsrlea AdalWI Fifte('nth 'Ward-George Habicht Sixtccnth~ward-John Vogel Seventeenth Ward-Albert Bayer Eighteenth Ward~ulius Knapp Nineteenth Ward-Albert Abiatti Twentieth Warci- Artlmr Upton Twenty-tint Ward-L. G. Harvey ;: ' 0 1 Twenty-fourth-Jo.eph ·Ball Twentr-fi!th Ward~arles J. Williamaon ~t Twenty-sixth Wafd-Lantrill Geiger _ i·. · 1\yenty-aeventh Ward-Chai-les W. Willett 1: '•' :··i 1 Admis.sion ~boUt cOupon 15 Cenia , 1 1 ~ RETURNS FROM SCHENECTADY·AND OTHER CITIES •. I - l This is the Evening the Socialists Will Enjoy Themselves AUSPICES LOCAL BUFFALO; soaAUS1' PARTY What Is Chiropractic '" '!""'' ,,... ~ ., Kl-RO-PR~K- TfK is the na.me applied t o 8. method or locating nod removing the ph}''ical cau.e or di~ by adjus ting tbe displnccd vertebrae (booes of the ..,m~) · to their norma l position, thus remoring the pree~ure from nernt . Evtty organ ot tiuu~ in the !turtUlD body muat rtttiv~ its controlling influence through iu n~rYe connection with the brain, Preuure ,on tbtle nen·n will cauae d ise~. Jf.you a~ aick, One or mo~ · of your vertebrae nre out of alignmerit, causing prnsure on nerve!. To adjust t beR ' •ertebrae into thdr · normal aitue is the aim aod nccomJ)liahment of the akilla:J Chiropractor. ANALYSlS l'RI!lL BOTH PHONES. YJt.ITE POR l.JTBJt.A""I:\JR&. F. O. HANSON, D. C. BdaiD'•"-" ~ Near Elmwoocl A;,._ 262 W. Utlc;(Str<et . Graduate of the Palma School of ClJ.hopnctic, Dan:nport. Iowa. ·:->"·,· BUFFALO SHOE CO. Af!NBCA AND BLLICOTT BTA- i! ~·;~,~-~ -~=~::::~:~~-;!:;!amin Taylor • • •, • •., j:;- '·': Cut out this coupon. It is good for five cent& With ten cents It will · aclmlt you to the big dolnga. 1 ·: Aldennen First Ward-Ssmnel A. Fawkes Second Ward-Adam Schembs Third Ward-Michsel Roll Fourth Ward-D. F. Stranahu Fifth Ward- ;\I. W. Perine Sixth Ward-Jerome J . Smith Se\'Cnlh Ward- Ilenry Goldstein Eighth Wi rd- Louia C. Gena Ninth Ward...-E. 11. Gierman Ele,·enth Wsrd- Paul Krier Twelfth W11rd-Roseoe C. Ahl'l Thirteenth Ward-AUgust :\filler F'ourtl'enth Ward-II. J . Duth Fiit('enth \\'a rd- John Venhern Sixteenth Ward-John C. Coughl:n Se\'cnteenth \Vard-Leonard Perry Ei.:htt.>enth Wnrd-Willter Palmgren Kinctecnth Ward-Ilarry Peterson Twentieth Ward- Henry Tutthill Twenty-first Ward- Archie Heuden:on Twenty-second Wa rd-George fl Freeborn Twenty-third Ward-C. U- King Twenty-fourth Ward-J. R. Mcintosh Twenty-fifth Ward- Inrin Lincoln Tweuty-ai:s:th 'ward-Charles Grimm T\\'euty-aeventh Ward-Frank Cahill" $15 Suits and Overcoats .. $JO Suits and O vercoats , . $2.00H.lts . . Union 1~ • ! r: ~",I MEN~ . -----~-:>, ~-IQ\ C.nte of thoee wonderful BUffalo Shoea ' 't'"- 1(!; ,..-~. !J-~l~ Collltablt-t :--· ~77! · f'· Second Ward-Frink Ehrenfried ·-;....... f:> · · ' ' · 'I· · ··-r... · FittJ} Ward-Frederick Kimmick Sixf.h Ward-Emil Opler · Ninth Ward-Ernett Stilke Eleventh Ward- William Cadin Twelfth Ward- E. 0. Baum TIU~th Ward-Frederick Goodall Fourteenth, Ward-Douglau Bellerje&u Fifteenth Ward- Frank Wiese . Sixteenth 'Ward-:Johu RoiWkram Seventeenth :Wafd--J. N. Koehlet Eigtiteenth ' "ard- Fr&nk Knapp Nineteenth' Ward-=George•DeGraU Twentieth Ward.!:..Axel Peter190n Twenty.f\n:t War4-R· 0 . Mel;ealfe Tweoty-ai:s:th Ward-Re.id McCredie "l'wtnt..J'...v.I!J1th Ward~oteph Rottrb \OJ We wantyoutotryapalr I 000 pair. Men•s- $4.00 011 1500 pair ~ys all "?l(d :"".."~ j Grain Wqrt; Shoe~. D width knock SChool Sh\'"5, size only . . . . • ~.46 ! 1 to_,s . . J . , • ~* th110041poo llolb.Bdala 8boe0o, betaN lfoftmberla,t.ad ~ wlllbeNdeemed . . . . . IOc.•a.-.,CIIi..,patrot...UO.._.f._ wort.•-60. "-CO.t&:oioa,~IIO. o.. _,_.-- . .. !(of pod afWll~- lM:l~llo ....... - ........... ,._, lflapn • Doaw. ........... ~. ...,..,e.r.....l a-tea-.. 8pec:lal, Bo1 bud aa.cte.. _.dl Nlapn Doable W "-1010lf.~UO; IIIDI.II~. la1 tbe~fot8obooi0.,... ~~ aoa-. ' Nlabtl Uid:U IQ.JOdoloak. �r .... -.SPEAKERS .. &tephen J. Mah.oney • ' I Candidate for Mayor .. ' George -R. ··Kirkpat-rick · · of New York City \ James H. · Maurer President Pennsylvania Federation of Labor. J, STEPHEN JAMES H.' MAURER MAHONEY ' ' / BROADWAY AUDITORIUM . ., . ·.. ' -- To· ighl .Doors open •t . . -. 7 P. M. · . .' SOJ NT.A'S .-To. .. - ,• Admission 15 Cents �P\1IIL.1!Hm ....at.T IITTHlll . BUI'FALO SOCALIST PUJiusmNG COMPANY ;. (. _ , _ . .) t(K.405Mueu.all.Jfe&c.ldb!.c ILUlT'Df KBZaUUt. , . _ HDatY TUTT1QI..L..-~ BUJIPALO. N.Y. . ,. ·, ~ · l'lt.UIIt IDCitDa'IPIID. T..;..,. Y . P, CATTm.L..._ . . . ..... . . A.dlhl. 60&-6115 Ja.tua1 LIM ButWmc BUPP'ALO. N. "f· ~P!bSUIOP'fyeu,SOcth~piY .... .ill ....... • ~ .. ~IDoltkf)111M:S.,I9Jl,.dtb.pCIIleifbda.&alo.lWw't.t, Ulldettbcadolllardi3.U" . SATURDAY, N O ~ I, 1913' , , THINK BEFORE YOU VOTE • On eleetion day tht: peopl(> are excrcisiug their 10\·e~ignti; the rest oi ~h e yea r they arc the tl~c subjects ?f. those whorq,.thcy, ha \·c. elected, if they persist in makmg the pohual agcnt.t ~{- th':!f ploit~,l~=;irw~::t:;si,e thlrir own mnsteu , they 1uutt elect •~en ~f th eir •wn 11tamp and mind, whom !he): eft~ alway• control aud. I~ ueed be, n ocall , by their party orginll%.-1:1011, 1f they should eVC!" sholl 8 you· ha"e cx pcrieuef.d whene\'t:r ,\·ou ':ot_,.,J for candidates rce~mmeuded by uothing hut their skill in t!f'r <•J\'Jilg ~-ou ns to you r own J~ltc.re&tl. . The time will t'OIII(' W"ht.:u thr mR!i-"('8 of tlu• AlnerJcan. 'll'orkmg mcu will AConJfully n•so•nt n n~· propn511l to ,-ote for -Anybody eb e but 11 SociRli&L But il tnkt·tl 11mn..: mor11.\ •·ourlli{C 11ml a good dea l li ll Y ~~~~~~~a~~f~~~ ;.~~, ~.!~:. ';~~~-~~"0~~~:~~~~~~~~~~:~;eul8 J•olit1~~ ~~~~~~::~· ~~~~~~~·!~~~::h~'·r. ,:~ ::~ ~~a 1\0;1 ~i·~-w m11ny or how few 1 .... . . ...... ,.. __.,. umy foiiO-.t·. or ,Jo you lu•luug to /iw !imiol one;; who d11rc not tru11l their own jntlguwnt T Fuhru111 1111 sny11. ,·i•·t• mull\ 1{0: O'Bri~~ou uys. !he ~Ji,•es 1 do~'CI: SUH.!tlnrt excl!tim ~. our yoU Ill-( pe?~ l e mtul't ~ t..:ndcrloin inllucuct>ll. But ) I KhOnt•~·- \'Olcm g the 1 ;., 111 , (leda res. we mus t pn ~- men nnd women · ~~~~~:~r~~ Jf:dd~:~~:Jt11 ~:~~:~·~:·:r~::~~~~~~~. ;Jrctutt h1011:CI)i ll1UJ• I J1 ~ Whicb \to you thi nk Is th e most ijt' UIIiUle methotl of lighting \'ice nnd crime'T • <; You con1ploin of yo ur lt'adc111. lmt if the)· do not live ·UP 'to · cx pe<-.t at ionll why. t\lt'n. 1!0 you still follow them I . " The Je~~ode f"'l of any loody of men 1\'f"e mmully neither better nQ.f' ::~~~~:~~~~ ,:!1~:.tolltr:::· ~~~~dtl;:~~=:;~· ~ ;~,~e:~':o w~~~~~~~p~: o1her men'• jmh:ml'n t ttnd courage M to be toltl what to do and What not to do, how e11 o you jutlgf' wheth('r or not yo u are properl y ad\:iaed 811d It'll ! If ~·ou a rc ahk to form such jud !!'mcnt, if yo u unders ta nd po~it i on 111(1 your tuk , if you know whAt ought and ··.-· ,-··• ···_-, . to b1• done in th iR 11mlthlll l'II.IIC. you cert ainly need no I)()SRI. If you ,\o uot like your leaders. try to do without them; is tilt' onl,\· ro11d to cma.nl'ip11tion 011en to yo u. The lcldt.:TM iu any cnnae are the p-roduct of those wantint to. be · led. ~ ./·· .._:,:, 1 8 AORIFIOE8 W:henner .you an· Raked to u.eriflce your interest. your bf.ing. your manhood, to that of other l}e()Pie, demand to know nnd mAke the auswer a suUjcct of aeriou{ reflection. This · a\titude of C\'C ry intelligent pen on, and it is in\·ariably the · ()r tha-e who are living on the Hlnmy 11ide of life. \ 'Jt ia one' thing ,-oluntarlly to_.. uc riflee )'aunelf to a ~:i\i:rhJ'm: i~r:g~:~~ i~1 i~~~~il": at~oi~: =en sacrifice y ourtelf to the m&\erial intCrests of a powerful Dc.n't you \ bink that your intere11t11 ne }lilt inter-etta of ot.bflr pe~mle, and that you r life Q 'a .. .n lld.ble .. that or anyope elae' If ueriftee& are needed for the common tb it aeeordiug to their,. ability, or . if it ia a l!ecording to the beneftt they expect to derive juttieto, and without 1oci-.l juttiee no b·elllthTut ~ . - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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I ONE-CENT RAISE HEREI EVERYBODY Off AT THE BROADWAY AUDITORIUM Men Win Three Points of Four Under ArbitrationSo= Difference to that In Buffalo-A Pointer for ' Fuhrmann, and His ~ter Butfalo Fah. Meeting Saturday Night wiU be History in Socialist Movement - Reserved Seats Almost ·GOne·..:.. • · Everybody Can Hear in Big Hall. "'Off for the Broadwi!.y A udi- ~ b~ there. It will be a tre:lt long torinri1," will be the :-hout heard to be remembered. I t will be an throug-ho ut the city tomorrow intdlectu:tl. feast. ni~ht. . . . George R. Kirkp:ttrick. of New E\·crybody w1ll be headmg 111 Yo rk. the author o f an internathat dire<:tion. \Yhy? tiunal-famed book: JamN H. BecaUS(" it promises to be the l i\laurer, Socialis t CX-IUCI!Ibcr or greatest event in the polit_ical his- the Pennsylvania Legislature a nd torv in this city. Not smcc the !'resident of the Pcnn!"vlvania tinie that Eugene V. Debs ~poke St:J.te Federation o f L:r.bt~r: sOL in this citv was there !'O much Field!ll:ln, of ~ew Yo rk the I N 0 T ~·a 0 S SED - ---::II!' ft~~1•11 i~1~~"~::~s~:~:,~~~-~~tan~l1~: :~~~~~~s~<~~~dt l~;~"if~~11no~f le~~ Eli::»- ~~~~is~~;yf,~; ~~~k;~~ ;~,\!,~~~~~~d ~~e/;~;~~~Jdid~~~a 1f~~?t·ny:r~!a~~! B U T 0 R I V EN :~a~!tsa~l~:lttl:~~gl~~~r,~:at:u::n!~~i,~t~ ~\~:~ic~d~~~=~t~t~ ~~~~1rc~~~er;t t~! Capitalist Parties Hold Burlesque Meetings standing room will he at :1 premi.um. fhc ,-er~- ~~~~t of sp~ak~rs :1t th~ comm:1nd of the Socialist m~)\'ement ha v~ bc~n procured for !hrs e\·entful occas1on .. !he leadm g star:,. o~ th~ Socralr:;t platform . wrll gn·~ d oquent utterance to the great. m~ssagc oi working cla s~ emanc1p_ a t10n. . Fort~ut ate, l!ldccd. w1l1 tiJO!IC he who wJII have the opport unity to Sc,·cnl thousand people hon·~ who pays the bills can break the suggest that' the Republicans had taken rt:fug~ from the ~ain, the l~ ws or call out the militia at any a fau lt or two. Four cops did ~~::!~:~~~e ~ffe~~~gst~n~nJ~~us~~; tu~-~e fact~ above which han rec itation ~ ~eh~ered by t_hc pup- developed as a part of the se\·eral pets of captt~hs~ warrmg for candidates attempting to discredit nmtrol of th1s o::u~·one another sho11ld gh·e lluffalo .-\ny citizen who has attended \'Otcrs a good view of the inner meeting,; of all thrC'!e parties held meaning of politics. [n order to fully appr(Ciate the at Elmwood Music llall and the Broad\0-ay :\udito~ium , will have !atest meetings held by Stoddart m the Elmwood :\tusic Hall and learned the followmg facts : l SI . Detective \\"illi;un Burns o·~rian in the Broadway Audiha~ invutigatcd the'! present ad- 1tor1Um one must ha,·e a keen ministration and reports ' t hat sense oi" humor. Speeches wcr~ there are 140 house~ of ill-r!=pute not the only e,·cnU on the proin lluffalo whose income is S6oo- ~ gram. 000 per year. and 2 1 wide ~ At e Stoddart meeting th~ g.;r.mhling with entert.;r.ined by a quar_police protection, under the juris- tell~ sfuging coon songs. They diction of ~lichael Regan and were the only really good thing :\l a~·or Louis P. Fuhrmann. · on the card and deserved ..all the 2 nd. Corporation records show applause they recei\•cd. that John Lord O'Brian; Whose' Mr. Stoddart read his speech as campaign promises h&\'e •~Sist- usual and said nothing of great cd largely in desc:fillini what he importance. We ha\"C all heard W? uld do to the General, _.Eiec· it before ~rom other lips as well tnc Company and the lnterna- as from h•m. He seemed to find tiona\ Railway Co., is owned t rOuble ·in reading and going heart and soul by Chauncey Ham· through the proper gesticulations lin, his law partner, who hu a at the same time. P ract ice will !""illion dollars wyrt? of sti:!Cic doubtless remedy this. joint~ com~e crowd~~ h~ i~ca:~~~ ::t~~s which . . · . . . . Jrd. A glance at hts campatgn hst shows that Mr. _Thomas Stod· th~~edu~~~i:o:cns' meeting at the Autorium drew a large crowd that came principally out of morbid curiosity, to hear the Burns report of the \'icc and gambling in th~ city. O'brian stated e,·erything else but the names of the owners o! the ten~erloin property. \Ve wdllook th1s up O\Jrseh·es in the "7-ar future and WOilldn't be surpnscd to !earn that some ~f that _P~Ope~y IS owned by our best. clt_tzef!S ~s den· loped ~ notonou:;ly Ill Chtca.go and Mtlwaukee. _ _ . T he C1tr?-ens' party mtroduced a novel~y m the way of an ··applause mducer." A man with a couple of slats stood at t~e back ~~~~e t~al~t=~td t~=~e ~:i~a in in when the Lo dlj p p~ ~mpo t t . tr_ h~hn ma~c The a; ~nal ~n~nt tts s~ecc · street ~~ men a c~rr:·o . ozen O'B ·a b d .hmg an fo "t n tl an_ncr ~a c t 1e crown thr~ _a: -~a ~r d.:a':ld' •1·atch 1 th!y mt~g~• ~ ~''' 1 11 ~t .a~ then ho~seandd':.:m~ e Ja wtt FIFTY TO .ONE Wall Street Journal Shows Condition of Unemployment Existln~ In N ew York City Through Strike of U,.S..-POstal Chauffeurs. ! '"Mail truclc dri,•er~ did not forsec 1,6oo men amuous to fill thirty-one vacancies.-'' . _ The above quotauon IS an ~dtt- t hat problem off the face of the earth. E\·ery Socialist knows the importance of this problem. But he knuws more than that He yesterday's Fifty to one. The ~ditorial !lcribc probably did not know the significan!!C and importance of the little statement he glicfully makes. Fifty to on~. That's A h~.nU<h 1of5 Su~~by kSup_plcAn amus ing incident occurred just what these figures repr~ment . nc e ams ro c mto to emphasize the "free speech" sent. the nud~le. of_a speec.h ,and ~,-e fcat.Jue of tbesc meetings. After Thin:y~ne jobs made \'acant a good 1mltat1~n ,. of ·.marching tC'!lling of the Burns in,·estigation by the strike of the chauffeurs on the mail trucks and sixteen hun1 0 drcd men ready and "anxious" to take their places. S;iy, :Mr. had ; pent an thto ... \Vorkman, you ve heard some of hour descnbmg how bad the AJ,'ain the police: did thei duty. us Socialists make the statement Democrat Party is. someone in 1Such is the way' of a italist t hat there arc 50 men to every the audie:nce had the ncn•e ' to politicil rriceting. job. but of "course you said " well that's only th.e Socialist saying so.'' Are you satisfied now? Ha\'e \\"ould you like to know these thinr.:s to? Well, read up on Social i~m and you will know. Not only will you know- but you will act. You will join the Socialist Party. You will vote for Socialism. Be· cause Sociali5m aboli1h uncms>loyment and there will he no fifty men to e"rry job, T here will be just one. man to e very job. And there will be a. good JOb for e\·ery man who wanu to work. And he will want to work becau.s;c he will get all that labor IS worth without "divid- ~~i!1 1 ~~:~;af~~:~~~ ;~fio~h~n ~~~~t:::m~~n~t f~~ ~~-~~g!d~~~e~ath:rh ;:ug~ :~ =:~w:m~n~~~~~~~iv~t 50~;~~~ ~srugu~~::~· Th~ o;~~~~tzrr~h: th~;::a~~~~art ~·Br~~·-~!wh~en~:idd -':~~ • WIIIKERS Ca.r . APPEAL OPENS "HIS HONM"- -NIT OT;~~:::· ~tcl,~~~;~:: :r~ . doe~ ~ow get_- SOCIALIST PARADE :\fotor ~o., and other mterests !hat a.re talnng .a chance: at .e:lectmg- hun, lc:nowmg that the man ~;r:n th~ .!•Ggr u;~oo tl)ili-a~-" trial It or. beat :;~n~n f~~ ~~i~tf.ys .that wear at~di~._;::: 8 11?; !ucs0 1d~~ My~An'n~~ . ~ • opeDed before the UD.it!d State. wm w • ' ? aan Cirwit Court of Appe&b today a warrant to fanl;JShC:t; ¥1-e..pay and &.rfUlDeo.11 will eoDtbue fo; thch~)ni: ~rR~(:~t ~m:: thiee da_;ra. ~ ius~s~k at t~at. 1 Y ~ u • - -- This judge getl $1.Q'JO a month 1111111111JT salary and the Ne"" York dty ftiiiMJI . ComptrOller is dirtttcd by the • garnishee ' warnnt. to take: ant mMnll't' $.100.00 a month of it until Mrw. aiiiii.Jl cl U1J1 Baldwin's judgmen"t is paid. -' "ThO~ ,ve the kind that tar: -W~fetr~ arouad tfte titk oi ''Hooonb~" ........_.,_ . . . ~-.._ andthe:booksko.,•towtotbem. c11n y ........ lint . r BAl. llriJH III.D ' ftJI . ,.. ...... . · • ,~phia, Oet. ao.~.u tb.e mquMt~to-~deatt.!)f:Abe.Jtap- fMIIIn' tKET-. 11V'IUIJOI PIJ..IIIIQO _.· ·JIA¥;I -Woe& ass ABIUTY . "GOOD MEr AN SAlliOAY IIIIJ nllJY POUUCS ~O:e: :~\!~~b~~~/in ~i~~~ we are _ _• !::;,-.~~~~ ~P.........,.._, _ ,._ it · go clcare:d $24,ooa.oo on a capital -7.00 to 7-4~ P. M.-Soci.alists and of$r,ooo.oo in four years. It was ramfet hRe:ji" ga~er at West all doqe in the small loan busfor~ef~~d ,!~ltn streets and iness. Th~ despatches say: -Explo~n f tb . Miss Belen M. Fostu of Win7~mbs annou~ t r«: raJ throp te:W.ficd that fonr years ago 1 an d pa- she: was enga.ge:d by mail to ra e_transact the co.mpany's loan bus· S Lme ol Map:b-F~ to ioes's ill, this city and i-ecc.h·ed 0 ·dito !da•n. to Broaaway. St,ooo as capital. Since then she t 0 0 uonum. had sent back ~ooo to the: Chi8.oo P: M_.-Arrival of pardc at~ heads of the company, she Audttonum. . ,Rld:. • . Parade received wi.tb salute of This t5 the sort of :superior aerial bombs and fire:Wortcs.brains that preys upon the wants O n aniva.l of 'parade t A dj o f the poor and produces the torium br.aoch orgaoiunawiJI~m- ''~in millionairs.. . me«ijatelyrep)rttoJosepb...Pdo;~ · _Au marebers ~d ptudla.se 8pe'olal N-ot foe tlclcets before entenne haiL n.. Bdalo Prilrt.l.lt& p.,._ PH4en ° "'A All that " outward otder and deceaey" whieh :Mayor Fuhrmann re~rded u _the hi.best. ~ble ~lf!l of ~ttammeot m the elty admani.atration aeem•. to .have been ntt!rlY §Ubmerged an the nst and fur:aout torrwt of verbal iilth. blaeka,uanf.ism and, billinsgate Jet loote m the present eampaign. be very papen that. .Prillt page after )!&Be of ~ · -:arrruty deplore.ID_th~ editorial eolllDlna, the hotnble mdeoeeac.y or it all, auen: that ~u~lo ia shamed beyond redempbon lD the eyes ot therett.oftbecouutry. Butenry ~ ...... c:dtWttw. · ....... ...u..:.. ... and re;;,m:-n;::,.~he~~ted with tile~~~ loamiq bill.oW'I f flhll lmdaeuaianlereb'Ue~ eiety pa,.. for it. iDsane politi~ ' ' iiadiricJaali:mr '' he • ea tar '1M ~!Jooci ~.~~ni ~-- .. Street Journal is ? T hat little supports the Wall St reet J ournal. statcme:nt contains a good bit of · advKe to the capitalists who rc:ad that paper. It clearly demonI ft strate5 bow necessary and how good .}t -i~ to.. bne an army. of "t'IV'III In man anx10u5 to take your JOb ~~ when you go out on 1trLke. \Vhat chance: have you of winning- a strilc~ with ..!iuch a vut Although little imporunce is FAVORS I h~~.!, ... .r=T.;..':~ ::_n~~~~ '!.~ A.~~lltll~ ~d~n. Pnla~pri:: .,....,, ... J", KIIIJ-. h.; STRA,W VOTE land da~_the ti;deo!. vit~tiqu ~~~~~:: ~·~~ ~~~~~:m~\'~\ha~~a~l:e~ \\"eD~~:~ ~~~e h~!~~:PPY the Wall ~j;~~h;·i~~~~;e :ha~-~:c;:.~ct!:~ Ull __ __ ahd Star-e lltreeta-lul- 'ftanclq Z.U,. .. fl'Ubtc Antonio ~ the · Bftabc. " ' ~~;~~•um-x....u.mw. etrik~er w•o ecml,.ed to :ran.& : ..ud · .......,..__.,... .ner .,.. pralcilc_ ta ,.u.u ~ it• -....1 bell u tM o..hta 'hn e.ra.. u. ih9t. wu bt1d wit.htmt ~ . ~ 1UMd ~,. u. ............_ .. llil I'WBp- Baa. a..- Pod KaiLrr 8lnei. .. tiailforUaaGrudJury. r~-- .lfaiD aDd llollawk Streets- , pillot ~ .. _ . . . , &Wr kl.ad, e.&:.riai, ~~,li•w_.. Ja.U.L!. .............. t\uditorium tomorrow night , The Krcatne:<s of this meeting is corrnboratc:d b,- th~ :1ction of somc of the local· cnpitalist prU5 who ,;upprc:;o;ed C\"t:ry hit of news ab(lnt it and refu ~ed paid ad"crt is~ment,; for that mc~ting. Th~y know it will he the mo..t "-nccessful n~ecting in thi~ campai'g-n and that ' " the rca~on they arc trying C'!Verything in their power to suppn:ss it. --- :;u:wo~:~i~':r~eri;f r:u, ;ndJ;b~~ chance have you of getting a ~sc: by begging for it when there IS th_t army waiting in front o£ th~ factory gate: to replace you ? !V'bat cha~ bave you of keep~~!:dd!~:·;':?u th3t army is ~~i~~!~ ~::e~~~r'~ra.;;;t: dt?WJn of the way the polilical wtnd blows in a gh•tn circle o( people. At a straw vote taktn in OIM: ol the: departmcnts...,o:f .the ~ ~~u~~t.. the. iollowing was bil~ed~v~r~ ~t':~~~ya'!!~~ ~~·~=J(B~:.~ {S.X.) .••• J9 !~k~~sc!or~::se~ :0~ S~ .'~ : ::•; : (Rep.) •• • .. •. jump into the: drh·e rs' seat. Bat Fa.hnp.a.an ( J:>em.) . . ... . .. ... I ~ly 31 oat of that 1.6oo got the Jobs. W.e Soc:ialista aD it" uo-1 ea.r..p ....,....,._ '-· w._ ....... e:mp1oy,ment. What do you lmow • ,... .tUtt. ~ ........, M ., • a~t"1t. Do you know why it. p...,- ..,. c.Mk a.1 a. •• t-. .' Cldits'! a. ........ ....., ...... "' w. - . lf J'ClU knew you would Jmow ... ~ 4W ..... _ ~...., ...._. wlat to do to reme4)· jt-to 'Ufipe diaL . �For Cllid judge~ tbc Court of Appeals. HENRY L SLDBODIN OF ?\"E\Y. ~ORK O TY. For .<\ssociate Judge of the Court of ~peals. ... - . : = ,. ·• WILLIAM 5. PHILLIPS. For S1,1premc Coan justice, VALENTINE KUCH. I ., ,, "".. ,.. H~~- ~~~~~~ ·; I MaJ••¥ABO~"EY STEPHEN J. Corporatien Co~l EDWARD T. DUR AJID Comptroller ......., La '!'AYLOR_ i . :; · . t wo Repuhlicau ''fn cnrb of 104I!'Or," \Oith a an•l -ha•h· pa,.l. They han: scal>lx-J ,.., thc•r da~1o ! Du riug the !lfrtkc I' OU wa!' o ut after thcm with hu tc nic:l'~ in ~·our heart and JX'f· · ~~~,i~~~!~:::- t l~~ ,:.~~~~~~ 11 ~1 ~;~s~.fricnd· ::~:;;.,~.. ;t~ain,.t 1 t r uck; Uut I must be going my way I wag-o n was accompar1iC'd by 3 and ~ncr3l of. ~cn·ed on the l ar~-:t·r ••He!'. '"lit3r~ poli.-~man lio:cr!' : ;!;~:i~(::;::~:~::~~ i~i)~;r:~:~,\~li~~ •;,'1/"lll ltc T!,.•1 ru,..c in hi:o s.laturc :\ ud 11]~~~.sscd a. !muon upon "GOOD MEN" 00 DIRTY POUTICS the .\ uol ·:n•l , , ;111 nnp wlw answered tht• b dl. ·· 1.-o:u rt thi~ fcll<.o ll' ;trourH[ to lid I." co~llaad -- ''""' ,.,... 1. . tu<·IIIIUI'o•s nml civi•• policies he swllmpcd 11rnid s uch " 'I dl ~at3 n ~~~ g iH· him a 3lvuc O n ·• rcdh••l g nddlc up ncar thrvnc. ltur ~ray. c1·cn t he Dc,·il can't ~t il nd tht· sl!lcll O i :. r•'<lking- ,..cah o n a g riddle in lldl: It '' oulcl cau ~c a rc \·olt, a strike, I kno w, Jf 1 1:;1,~~/ou down to the Gu ha~k to •·our master on ;md te:ll' Th3t the,· don't e••cn want in HCII." tt is <:XIH·tly w lwt might he cxpectt•ol. \\'ben tl1e ''goocl mRII .. is clisco,·en·d by one f11ction it l>ecomMI the bounden d uty of the opposition to pro,·e tlmt he illn 't R good mou. !Jut r11ther n llcounclrel, thief. perjurer, IJrihctakcr and general sll ruuod crook. And the good nu111. t hus tltllt.cked. in turn finds - .,; · ~=fd ~~~ ':..,~bem~~:e ~~~~::~:.u;n the :,~:rf'gttttt~i'p:ddi~~e~·it~~• = lut ~·"'r aloa.. young mu wbo lo.t 121,000 men.''eqT~e food ceases. ''dut· hlt.\·e pr~at~l ward order and de-cency'' i.s Autr•• ab?uld •:n\:., :~~~:!;·~~~~:~ c,:~·~~.~aa•d ~i~:::. ~~r::1 e~=b~~~~: ~:::!. ~ee~~ ~:~~~~ ~~ ~bi::u~':-7;'~/:: fo~~~ashC:n~1 th~i:ea~at~~ the :~~~::~l::,7oac.:b~:: ::o:b;lar1e tnftn :~ itl:~i:::e:t!:~r:~ :::.-;:;":kll:! 11!",,!;~!:11tbe CoD!tablet: Second Ward-Frank Ehr enfried Fifth Ward-FTMerick Kimmick Sixth Ward-Emil OpJer Ninth Ward-Eroett Stilke Elevtnth Ward-William Cadin Twdft.h Ward-E. 0 . Baum Thirteu.t h W ard-~eriek Goodall Fourteenth Ward-Dotai\ua BeUer jeaa politiea.'' Ueaoftll-p~lto rieor 1a t"""ro~ de111aaded. ol I'!Pdadal' Ole i•r.-.. Ia ~adlt u" o r 100 millio. wlt.ic-lt. ba t.a1ln plan few :'"ra. ia Clrfl~ tbat lh •l1lt.t ..,..H M pha•4e~l, o~~r pi'D"'•• t.lt..o aoc:iaJ a...t e-t-ie - · "· ' '' """''"" 1ioaa.lt.•"•aen.r uu.re<lhealkor utlltrllid. Batllu .-oWd t~ ..., laa.t depopdat -far it U. ~·en.u, .. -, ~ -..ts dont,...-.. tkkM ... t.lt&-ktaebr'ri.nbti•J • • ·~ l.a 0.... ,..,_ 1t0 -w ..,. jH. i- .. CUT THIS O 'U T ! JTins COUPON 11ND TEN CENTS Wll.L ADMIT ONE T O BROADWAY AUDITORIUM ELECTION NIGHT .,, r Ct,rt out this coupon. I. r~~=: ~:~:-:.k~ Seventeenth Wud-J~ N. Koehler Eighteenth Ward-Frant Knapp Nioeteenth Ward-Georae DeGraff Twe11tieth 'Yard-Axel P etuaon Twenty-tint Wud-R· 0. lUtealfe Twenty..U:th Watd-Reid .lleCredie T1renty-aeTuih Wa.rd---Jo.epb Bourk• It Ia good for flve centa. With ten cents It will admit you to the big doings.- " ~ without ~pon - ' . RETURNS FROM SCHENECTADY-AND OTHER CITIES This is the Evening the Socialists Will Enjoy Themselves AUSPICES LOCAL BUFFALO, SOCIALIST PARTY What Is Chiropractic t SuperviAOr Firat Wa rd-Vixley Ryverse Second Wt~rd-John 0 . Cooper T hird Ward-Charles Plauruan Fourth .Ward-Chnrlea Faeu ler Fifth Ward-John L. l~ier Sixth Ward- Ds ,id Umphrey,·ille Seventh Ward- llorrill BrallDatcin Eight h Ward- A. G. Erftenbeek Ninth Ward-otto Stilke Elel'enth Ward~Paul VogeJ, .Jr. TwcUth Ward- L. C. Beeaing T h irteent h Ward-Charles Roeach F oor teenth' Wai'd-Charlf'll Adams Fifteenth Ward-George Habicht Sixteenth Ward-John Vogel Seventeenth Ward-Albert Bayer E ightewth Ward-Juliua Knapp Ninet~nth Ward-Albert Abiatti Twentieth Ward-Arthur _Upton Twenty-fit11t Ward- L. G. Barv~y Twenty-aeeoud Ward- Benjamin Taylor Twenty-th.i rd-W. S. Brovm Twenty-fourth-Joseph Ball Twenty-fifth Ward-Charlca J . W~D Twenty.-Binll. WanJ- La'ntrill Geiger Twenty.-e\•euth Ward-Charles W. W ill¢ n~cess::Y i\~r;~!:~~ u~f~~is ,~f~ llh!!olute and unmitiami so forth. invites a count er fugj. cht1llenges. defiances, reof t he original chargf.'fl · to prove them in public. 1 _ counter t!harge fly and t hicker.,.until all the goGd nten on both sides a rc 1wept into the roaring catnact of ''er\NII se.,.· emge, rmd a ll equally drcncht>d ·and soaked with the Th" Au1trian aati-SoC'iaH~t p~ b filth\' cnrrent. ...;,; .., a t:~nt hu~ and uy. bM~u-.. (If Then, on ele.!tion day, t he t h• " '"' '""'"u'nJI.' hu•••JI.'ratu;•n ot \'OieMI fish a selected number of ' 'OU Dj: m~a Jiabl~ for military fW'fl'itfl ; thtJle &lillly 0bjeef11 OUt or the rush- \t. Aldermen Fir11t Ward-S11mtu•l A. Fawktt S econd Ward-Adam Scllemba Third Ward-)lichael Roll F'onrth Ward-D. F. Stranahan 1-'ifth \\'ard- )1. \\', Pl!rine f:;b:th Ward-Jerome J. Smith &•wnt h Wttrd- JJeury Goldstein Eighth \\'ard-Loui11 C. Gl'nn Ninth Wllrd- K 11. Gier man EleH•nth WtmJ-Paul Krier Twt"lfth Ward- Roscoe C. AIJel Thirteenth WHrd- August Miller F ou rteenth Wnrd- lf. J . flnth Fiitccnth \\"ard- Jo"n Venhcrn Sixteenth Wnrd-Jolm C. Coughlin Se•·entecnth \\'ard-Leonard , Perry Ei~ht eenth Wurcl -W~Itcr Palmgren Ninell'enth " ' nrd- IInrry Peterson Twentieth Ward- Henry Tutthill T"·euty.fil'l!:t Wnrd- Archic Henderaon Twenty-11eeond Wurd-Oeo.rge H. Preeborn Twenty.third Wnr1l-C. l"· King Twenty-fourth Wurd-J. R. Mcintosh 'l'wentr.fifth Warti- Ir win Lincoln Tw('ni)"· Sixth W11rd--Charles Grimm Twenly-se\·enth W~~rd-Frank Cahill •tru('k, J\ ,· nt·•·cr mixed up with SPE,Ci A L WIRE .-: ;.:· ~ :r:"· j · ' I WILLIAM F. ~'M'BLL County Judge H&.'ffiY M.A"M'HEWS . Commissioner o( County Charitiet MRS. DORA FOSTER Onrsecr of the Poor SAltUEL LEARY -.- It ;, t•,t illlatcd that more than fih.' gan:,: 't~·r~ a nd g-unmen. all mt·mbl·r,. , j noto rious \ \ 't'st Side art"c ~:nanli ng the ga ra~cs cnm pan~· in \Ve:st 25th "I " u).('lll to ~tt 3 large reward A cordon of policemen I \ c IJCI' Cr owne d a union card , l '•c ncl'er ~rumbled, I've never .,·.,rc oi detecti1·c" 3rc al.•0 DANciNG : .., :-:--::·· Assembly Fit11t Diatrict-Domonic De Sio Secund Diatrict-WiUiam G. Robert. Third District-Cilllrl P biUips Four th Di11trict-John P: .Wanoc~aeher Fifth Distr ict--{;ourad Heid Sixth District- IJerman Eilits Seveuth D illtriet-WiUiam S~itb Eighth Distr ict-Frederick Orawender Niuth Diatiict-1-lerman C. Glaaa mcmbCrs of thc .., ..g .:.· Councilme'n WILIIELlJ ..ALllENDINGER JAllES J. BATTISTONI H. H. CROLE Y W. WOJCECHOWSKJ hap~ a piece nf lead pipe iu ~·nur tru ~ t.'' right hand. Y uu have a better weapon to UH' now ' in , ho wing them what you think of a ma n who will scab. \Valk into thc- l••'ot.•th 1 •11 ch.-ction day and '"to: the :-tra ig ht SocialiH t it·ket It i ~ tlu: rml.•· way in whidt .vuu 1 , • • a, the demands were can keel> the":! o m ,.f the place · 1" the firm . and the>' \\ltcrc the.•· w•ll h3H .a real OJ>- ~tartcd the luc kout h•· Jiscrimt- PARK.BAND ; ~ ~~ ~ LOU1S F . REXIN Jod~ of the City Court oc-rat~. ' u,,..u .:·. KJ-RO-PRAK -TIK is t he nllme applkd t o a met hod of locating aod removing the phyaical eau ae of d isease ·b,. a djusting t he: d iapln«d vertebrae ( h onea of t he apinc) t o t lteir no rmn l po~~ition, thua · remo,•ing t he prHture from nerves. E very organ or t iSAue in the human ,.bOdy murt ~ve ita controlling inAuepce through ita / ncn·c eonrtection wit h the brain. Prt:tlltlre on tbctte ncnca will cause: disease. If you are lick, one or m o rt of your \·ertebrae nre out of alignment, cauaing press ure on nerves. To adjust thdte vert t b roe into their nor mal aitue ia t he tUm and accomplishment o f t he akilltd Chiropract or. ANALYSIS I'RU. ~ PHONBS. YRITB FOR l.II'ml4TUU.. F. O. HANSON, D. C. ........ ,.__ C»apracb 262 W. Utioa Strcot Near Elmwood Ave. • BUFFALO SHOE 00. " 8BNec;:.A. ..;,D B L.L.IQO'T'T a T a. :i 1 MEN! , o!~;.:."®· Qood for 150 O.nta We · or •..,_ ! •· .- - ~ -·---·g.. 1000 pair Men's $4.00 OU 1500 patr"Boys : ,Gral.nWo•k Shoes, Dwldlh only . : . • UM ·-: · .. ~ -: ' l 't PNu' ·: T .; . 3 ; ; ~ ~ lf....,.WaMJIIOIII~O..W.w ...... -~--- _· , .,.~ -· ...... ....,wldto ~o..Ma . . . ........ • .. !.tt - ; ' thltcn~poa tolll!a..a.-...OD, ...,._W.,....w .... ... .. .... . WCII'k., • .IO,fl,(.l, . .. . . . . o..~ .......... ... pod.,.. . . . . . . . ............. - . . . . . . . . ...... ,:_ ;: ' ali solid hard knock Sc;"ool Shof;O, size J,.tD 5 . . . . . • 8.11o wm .. ......_ ....,...,..'-..._,•_,,.....,..._.._. ... I,' T ,. 1 ,--~- 1 ..... l0to. ll. $t . . 1 1o . . .. . , . . "-' . . . ,.. ..... .,.,.., j .. I ' 1...... 'S ' ~:. ·;;:~ la !J-, ...... t ~~.::::::·:r~=~~~-1 , ... �CEO. R. KIR.KPATRJCC. Alltbar ol W&r-YIW For~ SPEAKERS Step h e n J. Mahoney , Socialist Candidate for Mayor George R. Kirkpatrick, of New York City, Author of War, What For? JAmes H. Maurer, President Pennsy·l vania Federation of Labor and Member National Executive Committee, Socialist Party Admission, 15 Cents Reserved Seat 60 Cents, on sale at Socialist Headquarters, 605 Mutual Life Building, and 185 Broadway �- ~~IIAlYI~ PUBL..ISHJU) WDKLY BY 1):01 BUI'PALO SOCIAUST PtlBLISIIING COMPANY - · 604-4105 Matua!Ue - .. ~I Buldkat BUPPALO. N. y, MA»;T1t1HIII$SI.mt.~t !'tu.NX:~,T-- IGKRY W , P. TVTTliiLL..__,. ~60f-.605~UkJWidiDc ~ CA.~ ......... BUPPALO. N. Y. Prb 5 1.00 , . .,_., 501; lh _...., pll?abk lp . . _ ~· · . ,,,.. E,· ,·r~· t•ntP r n~< l for ~<l<' itdillnt i!l A pro! Ps t n ~o:nin st t•tt pi talist ruh•. po litt r. ltl o·orrnption. and th e 11uho r diuntion of publ ic intertstH to prinll e profit-lumtin~o: · --- Whllt ha.1 l~·o m e of th e pN~ P"-~·ity uf whi ch en p italist pap1•n; lutd 110 nmch to HR Y R littli• whi],. 11go f Th e worko<rs not liS _l't• l cnugh t Mil{lll of i1. It is int·isihle t o thrro . Th o• 1 hat'P col lnrt•d it IUHI k t't• p it for th em>~eh···~ for f l'llf th f' w i!.~W mi,l(ht ub use it . :\ext TUt"!lda~· you will hRt'e 1m opportuuity hl t PJI tlw w o t tO JIO i it.t·r!i of tlt 11l p roHperity wh11t you think of their sc hcmc. L>o u 't wiss it It tu k •·ll time to hui],l up a polit ical purty . e!llipecially 11. tho• ul ojo·o·t of which is not nwl"<"ly n <' h a n~ ~ of !,!O I'ermnent , flttlio·n l o·h 1111~•· of tho· •·•·onorni•· fouutl11tions of the u: is tin~o: liOt·ia l .. r.l t· r. yo·t no Iiiii I.' nnd l'ffort Lli \1 1111\MI tillll Hern·s 11. great and nohle \:ot hing of rNII ntiu(' l'llfl he act•omplh;:hed without hRrtl ln loor Rnd o•ndunt n!."t'. A sk tht' fllr nwr how much lahor he hns to pu t into tlw 11oil hcfort' t he <'rops urt' n·11dy for the reaper . J'Ut('OII•' THEY CALL THAT A BUSINESS A D M I N I S·T RAT I 0 N w.,. 11~N~t: with tlt e •· Buff11.lo Courier " when it 118\"ll. thnt with the r 11pitl ~[roWth of tht• •·ity the expenditure [Or impro,·c;netlhi find JUaintcuuno·o· mn ~t increnst·. But wr- f11il to M('(' t1111t any rate of grov.1h of a l'ity in JIOJ>ulalion and iudu11tz·ia_l und com mt: rrial import&nce will t'l"t:r justify the l't·ckleSII Kquuudermg of publ ic mouey. The question is not. how much mou e~· h11w you IIJli!Jit, hut how did you spend it1 To what purJ)()IIC did you 11pend it f What did you get for it f Our local rul ~n. have wasted mi ll ions upon millions on new wat1·r works. pretending to surply purt' water to the citizens. But pelled to sell th ei r e\'. This latter sale is no sfrnply a matter of luxury; it become o ne o f th e founda tions on which product io n is carried L: ndl!r the capitalist . titution becomeS a I ciety. \\'hat the :::~~~~~~~~~~~ferw::kr~~~:riDit r~:D:~r't~~m'!~ icfi~~e. fu~~i!h~(~o~~~~s~h~~ ~~~!s s~:~:~~s [~!s~.~~ ~bhose lup~r. cl_u~s et the million• spent for that pu rpose were nut wiaely spent but waated. guilty of themstlves. l!nevo Our eity administration spends fortU Ul'll upon fortun ea on pan- nity of wives is a feature of cap- pu~pose fo h ~~~;~~-l~c11r~,.:;e)~!ur:ai;~~m~n~11;i;~~e;J~~t ~~; b;~-~~-: ~:~~~~{m~~t~i ~:!~~~is ~;:t~~· ~r~~!~~~~~;~} 11tr.-etR hearing the vl' ry chterfnl legend that the street in question l1fls Leen condemned ou II.Ccount. of the dangerous ·condition of ' the P'"'emeut, which i11 us mt lly nothmg else but 11.11 a lmost endle88 chain of holes - They hR\·e rt'pcatedly raiud thr ll!llnrics of t he guardian angel~ of Ja11' ant i order. but to !Ill~' that th ey hll\'e hecome more efficient thereby. would he tt'l.ling n rala('hood. \·i···· a nd cri111e flour:ieh. im- wives tal;:en in modern society that its representati1·es agree in declaring prostitutio n to be a neeessary thin~. They cannot unde rstand that the abolition of the proletariat implil!s the abolition of prostit ution. So deep are they ratt? n 1 InStitUtiOns °5U~h e 1 ~v~~~f~~'ki.K~':~a:~~7. 1::i:t~~l. ~~~~"~~:~~~~ i~~~~~~ il!htteei;~;bl~~~t~!~ilza~DAR::d ~~~tk th~~ ci:~~~~~~~!e,!~a~!~~a~ ~~~ya :auonshtp the capitalist newspapo: NI, if you ueed Hny documentary proofs of system without community of tlli.!t. wives. 1 Tht' publie school fa cil ities nre hopclell81y inadf'quate, the street Communitv o'f wi\·es is an inlight inp: in Home tlistrif'lll or tht• c.ity ill miserable; we have miles of vcntion o f th~ upper cla sses of so- i:l\~~·r,~:~11:i11~t:/,1;: :~~,~-~~~;.~;t·;~i;;~~~·r;.~~~k~,:(~'~e~:~~P~~;ifo~~~d':bfe ~~e~~~~(te\~ ~~ ~~\'~~~~:~~:a~f;~~ lnkt>!l. . . . . 1'hf'•"' 11n· somt' or thl.' l'('lilllt!l of onr c.lly adnu matratton. and tho•y ct·rtniuly Hrl' uo r.-t·on•m•• nt!ft tion for it. They ma y pro,·e many thilll!l<. lmt t hP,V do not pro\·;• th f' ont' th ing thnt is J"Rrely in need of J•roo f!l, 111111wly. th •• 1u;sertion t_ lmt th t• mOil f'~- or the t11xpayera ha.'l been W<'l l llflf'ut. =-.·o priHJ.tc husJ neSII conce rn would stand for 1mch a ~~~n~~emcnt or its nffnir'll: why. then should th~unity stand IIPEAltEI.II Dlll':LJlASB Tbe •mall bu:U:f o:la=~~ 1\ i11 time to 1111\kt• 11 rntlit•lll change. not in men only, bnt · in J'rederielr. i• 10 ae_tive on -'•ett ~ol'­ ")"11\o•tns. !Jut we ac riously do ubt t.hat 11ny aueh ehange, nece888ry a1 De.. tllat tile dty oll'lrlet• have thnatit j,. _ will c\'cr tnke pln et• un til tlw workers initiate and enforce it. •; eDri to 11et tlleiD. O oe of the m011t vigoroue Lula J . &eb, •ife of Tht> capitali11ts can en~ l sw a nd rt~h the wor ken only by eonaent <! f tilt' wo rkers when lh t'y cost their b11.llots on election day.-Debs. J-:,.,.ry \'ole cut for 11 c11pitali11t purl)". whate,·er ita name, is ,·ott• for wl'lg(·-ahn·e ry, for po,·erty. aud d egratlation. Every t·ut for tbt' Sol·iHliat party, the wo~k en ' own party, is a vote Nnaneip11.tion.-Dehs. Pol'ert y, high priee.. unemployment, child millf'ry 11nd haggartl waut i!1 a llutd hur~~ting l ution and i101anity . 1micid e and crime, th e~re the tr111Pc atory of CJlplt ali11111's u turnalia l>hawlc a.s it '11 end t.lrawf -near.-Debll. ... . -' Our city poliee are be-oomiu g \"cry earelet~~~ · they hnt' left lAfayette Square unguarded. that a Socialist apea ker mig ht d eBeerate the nttempt ing to remind hU feUow citite:nro£ ~~~~~~!bf~::e~~! :~'r.r;::~~~! ~Je aUCI! uf (.ortM e-n and landape gardeners, by JawpJ>OIIta are trees und u phalt pnementa grasa. ~ost In !=o untries modes or' expl oit in ~ the prolet'- mum • riat : it is not Sociali sm. it is the wo rkl!rs 11 exact opposi te of Socialism . an a eti¥e Soeiallat � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. 32 Cents an Hour Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/77184152fbd0d6e8622aa1e187410619.pdf 4219ff8f57e1c10a1964b6da3f33988b PDF Text Text BUFFALO NEWS REFUSfS .•·.- TO ACCEI-T AN AD·· fOR SOClALISI MEflJNC WILL ARRIVE IN BUFFALO ON .FRIDAY 'EVENING ; Mr. Butkr ''DOra Not Want to do Anything tha:t J~H. Maut<r, President of Pennsylvania State Federation of labor Will-Arrive Early for Socialist Demonstration- Kirkpatrick, Noted Orator Here Saturday Morning - Will Receive Friends on Saturday Morning. Will Fill Halla for Soclallm"- Very Pe.Yiah Beca.uoe of Exposurea by Buffalo ~· IN ITALY . ..~ wn Buf'PAUI Line of :\larch- Frauldin to ~o"'.~':;di\~ri~ 11 ~ 1i.n, I~· WHAT · IS THE PRICE OF YOUR VOTE? h~ ,...., arran~crl that ];roadway, P. :\1.- :\rrh·al o f parade at c~~~~J:Il~~~~~]],:·\~ltr~!:,~ :~uditorium._ n•iccs. . (\ re sct\"cd .~.;at~ arc still left . I aradc . rccCl\'C<i w1th ,..alpte o f . • 1 h\· pr•..:ured at ro; :\ lu - acnal !J.,mbs and fircwur k~ Bnildm::. nr 165 BrnadI )n arnval o f pa r~de at _A udit un um ht:mch nq.:am zcr~ wtll JillThere will he mu~i c and rc(l fire mcdia~cly repo rt to _l ,l,.rp h !'do n .. J:"alore in the parade. Scinta'" .-\ ll marchers s ho uld pu rchase Hand ha;; h~c:n <-n~:n:-ed t n fur- tickets helore entering hal l. ni ~ h th~ mu ~ic ami thou;;and s o f Socia list fiennant s h:we 'h~<-n o r· i NEWS UPHOLDS d~r<-(L The ':,Reds" W ill Lead. po•'''"" "' """0' '" "" n, procession ha:; been g:iv~n to those Socialist s who are fortunate ~~irugh EJ~hth~ha~·~:~~~eil~·:.1 1 ~ 0:~~ fo r~· ard~ :·ho will march \~ i th 1 The FUCmYE l'tll.Jt. tay£ uw IJt. The :\ewa is h8\"ing fit11 ov;.o r \he LnFo l ~l' tte Seamen's ,Bill: _The lni 1 terunt!Ons! Seaman 1 ~mon haa beeu l!l~ lllhng to Washmgton for t he pllst 25 yeara th" ir officers to fight ror legiAlation ror the (reeing or the American sailor, and · for the protection or lives 1!.1 sea. 1111 _ �For Associa~ judge of tb.'e C'oun of Appeals, . H. D. WlLCOX OF ELMIRA. For Supreme Court. Justice, WlLLJAM S. PHILUPS. For Supreme Court Juitic~. VAL£NTINE KUCH. M&,.or • STEPHEN J. MAHONEY Co11p0Rtion CoDDMI EDWAliD T. DllllAND . , .OOm)itroUet LB. ~AYLOR • Aae..or LOUIS F: REXIN Judge of the Oity Court WJLLIAM F. OA'M'ELL County Judre l!El<RY !I1A'!'THEWS Ccmm~ioner of County Charitie. URS. DORA FOSTER Overseer of the Poor SAllUEL LEARY Couneilruen WII~HELM ALMENDL'o;IGER JAMES J. BATTISTONI. H. B . CROLEY W. WOJCECHOWSKI ~n inform~d Mr. list. ~h~a should be added to Thi fac:s regarding l:ne~t candidate on the blacklist are w be further in\·~stigated :1nd gi\·e promise o f yieldm!! some very iu1erestinJ; results. \Ve , glad to g i\·e this candidate an ponunity to deny the at an \' rate. \\' e are I · to Ctliwictiqu and if mands further assure1l that we i Hcre thev ocrats, two I Republican. "frieud~ of 1 and -hady ~a~l. 1 . hh.l ..n thc1r cia~~ ! Durmg . ~t.n kc .\·on ':'·a~ out a fter them \ylth hHtl'rTJC"~ m your hea~t a~HI per· hap~ a r.u~ce of lead Jl~pe 111 your tr11~1y rtJ,:"Ill hand. ) v u hay_!; . a bette~ weapon to u ~e n'!w m :;!l(>wmg them. what you thmk of a man who wLll scah. \\'alk into the hnoth 01.1 clcctir~n .day. :md \'ot~· 1hc stra1ght ~e~ah.~ t. 11rkct. II 1~ the r.ul y way 111 wlud1 .1'un can keep thcn.l nut .of the place wlwr(' .they w1ll h a\~· ? rea~ . op· pany. \\'ith mail ac"oumulating at all the mail s tatiOnS below 45th 1'( \rc-et, . witl,l incompetent chauf· ieur.. rushing the hea \., wagons through the city, endangcriug liH~ and limbs of pedeHrjans and with t he strikers determined to win 1hdr demands the Federal authorities' stepped 'into the mail di'i\·cn' strike yesterday an cf. fori to help the Po,..tal Service Company break darity o f the worken. Assembly First Distrid -Domonie De Sio ~rid District-William G. Rober ta Third District-Charle1 P hilliPI f'ourtb District-John P. '1\"annemae.ber Firth District-Conrad Iteid S ixth District- Herman Eilitz Seveuth Di!trict-William Smith Eighth Dmrict-Frederiek Grawender Niuth District-Berman C. Glau !~;~~~.~~;:;;" tl:~ ,~.~·;~·;,~~~~~s;.fnend- d~; :;;~~ ~~~if.~~~~ri~ ha\'c no jurisdiction ST. PETER AND THE SCAB ;,~:~ :.~ ~~~.;~;::•;;:" ::. "I nuJ.!'hl to get a large reward 1\ ·e uener o wned a muon card. l '\'e ne•·er grumhled. l'\'e llC\'Cr ~truck, l'n nc \'tr mixed up with union tr u ck: Bill 1 nnH he ~:;oing ~~"'' wa~" to "in. ~•• "l'~·n. S1. 1\·tcr. and l~·t nw iu." ~1 . l 'l·tcr :'(a \ ;tntl ~ trokcd h i:'( staff. !Je ~pi te hi~ hi!-:h ntli n·. he had to loHIJ.!h. Said ht·. '' uh a frcry g leam in his t·~ ~·.- " \\ h" 1s tending- this g ate, sir, •· u "r I ? l' ~t· h•·anl oi ~·ou a1ul yoi.tr ~ih ,,j ~ ;,b: . Ynu:1::r~ ~~.~~~~~ knrown <)IL earth vet the inter ference o f the i:ral officials is nothing shon uf an effort to intimidate the strikers by enforcing a Federal law against them. "~o fa r as we are the fight has j ust :O.Iichael Cashel, 1 dent o f the hood of Teamsters. I S tablemen a nti Helpers' Union, of the .A. F . of 1 L. la:-t nig ht, speaking o f the lockout oi the 135 chau ffeur." and d rivers eri'lployed by the Postal Transfer Company. " \ Vc arc willing to meet tlw firm ior a l'Cttlement. but will stick unr <lcmands. I waJll this affair t u 'b<:" ("nsidered a lockout and ll•1t a, s trike. a i' the demands~n:re ::~:~~:~~c1<~el0l~~~~~r:n;:;. ~~:~c~ti~~~?~ Thl·n·uJ'lon he ro " t' iu hi:; ~tat u rc na t in).!. a~ainst- mcmh'erl'( of the tall And pre~~etl · " a hmtnn npon tlu• \\all. I "Tdl :O:at:~n to )!i\'e him a seat :tlunc ;1 red hut g-riddle ' up ncar the thT<•IW. l:11t ~Ia\', (·•·en the Devil can't !ta,;d 1he :;rnell Oi a l'"oki ni-:" :.(<l b on a g riddle 1 !I ell: It would cause a rc\·olt. a On Super\'iao'r Firtrt Ward-Vixle~· R:p·en~e Second Ward-John G. Cooper Third ·ward-ChiU'let Plauman F ourib Ward-Charle. Faessler Fi fth Ward-John L. Pier Sixth Ward-Dn•·id Umpprey,·ille Se\'enth Ward- ) lorris Braunstein Eighth Ward- A. G. Erftenbeek\ Ninth Ward-Qttc Stilke Ele,·enth Ward- Paul Yogel, Jr. T wel!th Ward-L., C. Beesing Thirteenth Ward-Charlea Roesch Fourteenth W ard-Ch11rlea Adams Fifteenth Ward-George Bahieht Sixteenth W'ftrd-John Vogel ~ Scnutecnth Ward- Albert thyer Eighte~lh Ward- Julius Knapp · Nineteenth Ward-Albert Abiatti Twentieth Ward- Arthur Uptcn 1'\'l'~nt)·-firat Ward-L. 0. Han-ey Twenty-seecnd Ward-Benjamin Ta7lor Twenty-third- W:· S. Bl-own 1'\t'enty-fourth-Jo•ePh Ball Twenty-fifth Ward-Oharles J . Williamlon TWenty-sixth Ward- Lantrill Geiger . TwWt.y.seventh Ward-Charles.W . Willett 1 know. If 1 1;:1~~/CJU do wn to tly: "<""' l•<<><.•m•·n« Go b:Kk lo yuur master o n earth and tell That they don't e\'cll wanl Sc>lb•l ''"' ' '".'"' in lldl." !'. Ck.t.28, 1913. t:O.\Itor Buft'tilo ,SCH'iali•l. Th<' An)lliau unl i·8oclalifl J>ren 11 Soml\ tiflle aro the reailen~ , of tbi• rai~inj: a ~:rral Ju1r anti HI' \lf!('auu of •·a.lnabl-c rarer notit e<l how. eztra•·athe ~n·r inrTl'uiu~: im~•lgnl iun nf j:anl IIIU eity father 'l lrl' in bllyiDJ; you 11 ~: m<'n Jiat.h• for mili tary """'lei'; lautl at fa~y rrien for J>ublie .ehool antl tht•...}n thl' fa~e of'·great call''l'll<!~ for "'""' a n•t morf' ~ollli<•fl. Ia t? tu1 ''""' alone Au!tria IINII - 1!!1000 ,.0a ~~ mf'n who 8houhl hi\\'C' 1,~~tN 1M mlfh·•• fot !<'t\'ke. Canada b uld to h..-r founo.J a homr for 1!0,000 of thear. Tha t 1btte a re !ott for Aa1tria f ott',.f'r ~:or.o .,.;thou! ..)'iDJ! •• not one rrt urh ...l ftOIII Canada a1 ibe tim<> of - Aldermen First Ward-SaPtuel A. Fawke1 l¥coml Ward-.~rla m Sehemba 'Mtird Ward- Michael Roll F ourth Ward-;-D. F. Stranabau. Fifth Ward-lf. W. Perine Sixth Ward~eromc J . Smith Se\'cnlh Ward- Benry Goldstein Eighth Ward- Louia C. Gena ?\it1th Ward-E;. H. Gierman Elennth W ard-Pan! Krier ..--.., Twelfth Ward.:_Ro~oe C. Abel Thirteenth ·Ward-Augnst ::\Iiiier ' F onrtecnth' Ward-iT. J . Buth• Fifteenth \Vard_(John Venhern , Si:<:te<!nth ''Ward~ohn C. Coughlin Se\·entcenth War;t-Leon'ard Perry Eighteenth Ward-WaJter Palmgren Nineteenth W ard-Harry Peterson Twentieth Ward-Henry Tutthill Twenty-firat Ward- Archie Hend erson T wenty-aeeontl Ward--Oecr gc B. Freeborn T''l'enty-third Ward-C. U· King Tw~oty.fourth \\'ard-J. R. Mcintosh Twenty-fifth W11rd- lrwin Linccln· Twenty-ai:r.th Ward-Charles Grimm Twenty-seventh Wafd-Frank Cahill · • Bll•la.aga .,tji be pnt up aome bme t~l• o:.entur;r. It 11'linld be advi..ble for t hl1 buaeh of "seDt\emen," with hnith , eoaunlMiaaer includea, ta loa"k aver the aituat lon of !•U.blie .::hoal N'o. 9, ~•led on Bailey A••eaue, nortlrl of Ooat. S treet. I'laee l~~o ... ~~.;-·· Conatables { Second \Yard7 Frank Ehrenfri~ · Fifth Ward-Frederick Kimmici: =~:==~~ile.t~~ke Eleve.ntb Ward- William Cadin =:~~~~k~ ' B:eikrl-a Fonrteenlh Ward-l>oqlUI Fifteenth Ward--,Ftank Wiese Sixteenth Ward-.Jcibn Bc.eni:nDa Sennteeuth vil.fdi...-J. N. Koehler ~p-1\ Ward--FroDI< KpaJ>P Nioe-111 Ward-G- DeGnff Tweatieth' Ward-Azel P..-a TwentJ-fll'lt Ward-lt- 0: lietealte • ,.,;,.,_.mti, w..-11aa llecr.die -Twen.,...nnth '\V.ra.....,oeeph Botarb . SPECIAL WIRE ··' CUT "(HI~ THIS COUPON AND tEN CENTS Wll.L ADMIT . ONE TO .• . BROADWAY ~UDITQRIU-M . ELE~TION NIGHT. Cut out this· coupon. It is good for live cents. With'len cen!J! ·it y.'il1 admit. yO.. "' ~ big doings. .Admi..ion without COIIJ!Oil . is eents RETURNS,FRO.M SCHENECTADY AND OTHER. CITIES r ' · . Thfs :is the Evening the SocialiSts Will Enjoy Themselves AUSPICES LOCAL BUFFALO, SOOAIJST PARTY Wtlat Is Chiropractic KJ-RO-PRAK.-TIK il tbe name applied to a ~tbOd of locating and removing the pbyatcal caux ot:diteUC: by adjusting the displattd "Webra~ (bonn of tbe epiu) ·" to their normnl position, thua rnnoTing the pratnre from nenn, Every orgnn or tiMue in the hUman body must rtttive its controlling influe:oce: through its nerv~ connection with .the brain, Prnsure on these necvn will cause d~a~. ·If you are 11ick, on~ or ml?re of your vertebrae arc o u t of alignment, causing pres.. aure on nen•es. To adju•t these vertebrae into their normal aitue is the aim and nccompliahment of th~ skilled Chiropractor. ANALYS1S !'RU. BOTH !'fiOHBS. YlUTB FOR UTDATUIUL F. 0. KANSON, D. C. w.w.-~ 262 W. U!ka Street Neu Elmwood Ave. Gu dw.te of the: Palma Sc:bool of Oliropr:ac:~ Oa't'CDPOft, Iowa. BU"FFALO SHOE ABNEC A ANQ 6 L.L.Ic;;oTT' 8Ta. 00. �STHPHl:N J. MA.tiJNEY, Caoc&U1e for Mayor GEO. R. KIRKPATRlCK,. Autbor ci War-Ybd Fot? SPEAKERS Step h e n .J. M a h o n e y , Socialist- Candidate for Mayor George R. _Kirkpatrick, of New York City, Author ofWar, What For? .James H ; M au r e r, President Pennsylvania Federatlort" of Labor and · Member National Executive Committee, Socialist .Party Admlsalon, 15 Cents Reserved Seat ISO Cents, on sale at Socialist Headquarters) 605 Mutual Life Building, and 166 Broadway �oo~~MJYI~~ · ~ ws.KLY~ TMa BUI'FALO 'SOCIALIST PUIIUSHING COIIPANY • ~ -.--......J~Billlllic ........... llAJtTDI' IGD&.D. .._._ ta:RkTTVTTHQ...l...~ · ·-~.. l · BUJIPALO.N.Y. -' PltAIC ~ iY.P. CA.~'~ i!IP- ~Liil:.... IIUI'PALO,N.Y. ~Ptb$UIDI*Y'Wo 50ciD: ...... ~ 'Ia.Jn.o. ~· .a.....da.~--J- S. 191l. at b pmttlftb ;. Bu&&Jo.."'Ni;,Yod;. -*t1Maeiof Mardat. ll19 THURSDAY, ' 3(1, .1913 DO IT NOW Has th~ ,·oicr o f the: wo~ing cla~>s ever been heard in lhe' council o f Buffalo? · If not, whv not, Dttause th'c: worhrs o f this city have Jle\'C:r bttn represented hy men f r o m their own rank!! imbued with the: spirit o f the: lal){lt m o n·ulC"fll. h i ~ within th e ir power to ~ repr~nt~ there, and rc~pcct ou~:ht to pro mJJI them to u...c this jJOwer for tha t purpose. surd~· ,·annot exp«1. tNe po litical hireling~ o f capitali<;t inttrcst to and fight fo r labor intereliU. That is not in -their line. That is t he pnrpo~ they a rc sent there fo [. Make a start. worktrs l!uthlo. to~ l' l!rian ~hnuld gel back and ~how the interc:sts o f Lo uie it would enhance the chanc<!~ o f the Social i.~t candidate. 11 \\"i! • a mean lrKk o f those na~l\' r ubbernecks to d~h·c into the mql0ratio n ho lding.• o f o u r fricml lliamJc~· llamlin, just because wanb tO h:.I'C a man a ~ mayor whom hr know ~ he can handle. \' ow i f and C ~tU(hlart WHAT CAN A SOCIALIST ADMINISTRATION \\"hat lw ~ a muniripality tod a) to ex~.:t from a Socia li~t ad-j.,,,,,,,,;.,,:~~.~;; m iui>tr:.tion ? :--· ot th t ul•t· rthrow ~· f the prcsl·nt eco nomil· >)'l'tcm, to Uc sure. but the " H·rt hro w nf tlw g:tng •y>lem in lt>t'a l pol itic~ ; no t the: cxtc:nniu;ttio n u f ' :n · and rrime. lmt tlw c xterminatin n o f tht· a li•JWilii<T bctwn·n i ;m d •·rillll'. " n t hl· "Ill' hil nd. an•l tht· l'"h<T . "n till· "ther. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Butler Boycotts Socialists Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/bc04ffeb62065ed31eb8e69a3212afaf.pdf d97fc6582a15769b56dff586a595abb8 PDF Text Text SOCIAtiSf.ADMINISTRAIION IN BUTTE, MONT., STOPPED GRAFTING POLICEMEN CHILDtABOR fXPLOITfR . ,HANDS IT TO HAMLIK·ON HIS.--STOCK llOLDI NGS Butt: A. H.~ the Champion Q1ild Labor -Exploiter, Shows Up Bull M~ Boss - O'Brian Would Be Handy Toolln Hands of Law. Partner. Tenderloin Oeaned Up and Sanitary Conditions 1m. proved - Messenger Service Abolished - Scientific and Humane Methods Used to Remedy Evil. h~Uiel much ~gbtyor blows! ~t 's , see h0\'1' a chance he would hn,·e '' People who live in gla111 should not' throw 1tonea" i1 a good old saying that must have been in\·ented for eapitalillt political eampaipa. In Buffalo every candidate or the old partiei, ... wen u The Lord, bas accused hia opponent of erookedneu and proved his case coneluai,•ely. · It il: waated effort for the Socialisla of Buffalo to expo1e the crookl and liart who arl! after tl1e peOp le'1 ,·ote in 'thil eity. Chaun cey Ha mlin hu apent thoui!And• of dolla111 .. getting the good•" on Mayo r Fuhrmann ·and Michael Regu n. Willi ADl Bun111, the greatest d etecti\'e in thq wo rld, hu l}ft.<Jl in Bll(tltht with twenty men for fonr month• and no one who knowa or Burns ' work qu dl tious our prediction that hi11 dlaeloaures will, i.f ca rri ~ to t he courts, land the whole eity adm inist ration in the cooler . Do not, gentle \'Ote r. think for a minute that Chauneey iB doing to carry out hil th reat&. Chaun· cey Hamlin baa thousands of dolian; in vetted' in General Eleetrir .noCk·and he it in partnership "'!ith O'Brian. Would O"Drian eut hia own throat by dragging into court the rottenness of the Gent>ral Electric Company f That eOIU · pany ia an awfu lly 11melly mea~ RJIH&ge and the mo re you 1tir stronger the 1mel l. The Lord I a delicate disposition and r stand atumg odors. His i.<1 to k et! p th e lid on, co\·er rottenne1111. No wonder Hamlin and · want to Tammanyi u fJ'h o:! r own a lRrJle slice or · r m e r~ial w ~alth und only · 'trol or the adminis tn~.tio n to lUI what Mu rp hr is doing to · York. · Now, who ia it that comes out so blantantly and condenws O'Brian a nd llamliu 1 None ot·h- 1 1 !b~a;~ror~~~ t!~~~~1 fo~tc~11n~~t~>; :~ ~t:nc~~~;l:\:~~;~~iut;;':::~d~:~ ~~~ c~~;o~~~ ~~~:~-.B~i~ ~·:ha~~~~~ 'r~;i~:~\:: hl!~l:,:r~X:l~i~~·r:~~ a bout three-cent fa ir~~ ~·aa a flk e. That he ft hray11 Will, lJl now and a lwaya will he • tool to Cl()ito.liAm and t.he disclosures of A. Jo~ . Burt is yeaterday'11 paper~~ ia no newa to Ull. Cbauneey Hamlin, J ohn Lor d O 'Brian'a Jaw partner, OWilll atoek in ll I! ring of Buffalo corporatibne, including the International R ailw~y. John doc• the dirty work for Chauncey and be would laat about t wenty-four hourt: if be ever tried to help tlie atreet car men of Buflalo or let out a ~q u eak about th ree-cent faret afte r election. girl "wage~ ,-~., i t he country. It was t hii{MIIle " weater " Burt who cR me to th e New York Sta te Factory ~ mmiuion and op· ]}()Sed chil d labor legialation. H e maintained that " young girl11 ahouhl not be denied the right to wo rk ," enon when they sre d ri ven to proatitution by hia starvation wages. You see, vot era, they all have their own inte re~~tll at heart. Jn throwing this mud at O'Brian, Alfred H. Burt baH do ne for Thomas Stoddart a fa\'Or which the latter a~u7 ere':tn~a~ttbt. i!~~~~ :f!:_e.~t~~~t~e,~~~n ;:;;::;: ~:~~fnih~~;~~ :r~un:al:0~!~~ ~!~-~! ~~md:~:~'~r h~~~da~r!c:: noT!e only give him a chance. He would pi ~ the mayor'• chair at City deal the General Electric . 110me Hall. Great Gains ·For Socialism Everywhere People~ Discussing its Growth and Slze of Mcetlnga ia AstoUnding Capitallsts - Saturday Will Bt Big Night. LAB Q R - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; - - - - - - - - - - ; - - - - - - -- - PLUMBERf UCENCES Oct 28.-Four striking g anncnt and four strikers today o n warran~ Abraham Cohan, ;t l <>ccik•h ' "'""· employed by the Sacks BrottJers, a non- . concern. . strike A~:~l~~t~~1n h~~~~ .- �Socialist Party Municipal PUBLIC WORKS AND �SPEAKE~S Stephen J. Mahoney Candidate fOr Mayor George R. Kirkpatrick of New York City James H. Maurer President - · STEPHEN J. P~nnsylvania Federation of Labor )AMES H. MAURER MAHONEY BROADWAY AUDITORIUM 0 • aur a ST ventn I Ooors open at 7 P. M. SOI~·TA'S Admission 15 Cents ' Reserved Seats 50 C~n~, on ~le. at ~oclallst Headquarte.ra, 605 M u~ .u:a1 Life Bulldlnc, ·or · · Jones, 165 Broadw•y c �o!~::.n~"' · Qoocl for ·, 50 Qents ~ ' ,- . ~ Wewantyou totryapalr Every Sooia!ilt in Buffalo }rill be at the Broadway AuditoriUm eleetion evening. Arrangement& haVe beeD. to aeeure retuma &om of any import&D~ tion will be lfel'd, of those wonderful Buffalo ShoeS ·IPOO pair Men's $4.00 Oil 1500 pair Boys all solid hard Gr~tn Work Shoes, D width knock Scho ol Shoes, size only . . ' . $2.46 1 llo 5 . . . . . eao PrMeut thle ooupoo totheBoJblo Shoe Co. before No11'elllberl", -.ud" • Ill be redeemed 11&1111!! u 60 teniA lu moue1 ov. aay pair of Doll'alo ShMt for dr.. or work, p ,!JO, ~.' 0, ..~. 00 or 11.00. Oue ooupoa to the pair. Not goo<! dter November l~tb, Ull8. Not 1ooc1 oa P.86 8ar1abl Sboee. :tUAJan WaterJifOOf Oll&raoteed Double Wear Sole. oa II!YN'J pe.l r. Specia l. lJor Scou t Shoe~, IJaod made, wltb Nlacara Doub lt Wear Soln, il-10 to 13, ~ :10; I to li, M. Juat the Shoe for School D~o~•· "' r. PLACiNG LIMITS ON YOUR BUSINESS FACILITIES You an: to all purposes doing jus! thai In using a two-party line Btl! Telephone. A clirecl line would probably more than doubid your tdephone business facilities at a slight increase in cost. Presuming that you do business with Buffalo homekeepus, ~der this fact ; more than 75.5% of the residenca in Buffalo !that have telephones can be reached over Bell Lines. New York · Telephone Co. lt's Everywhuc..- T eltphooe Buildinr Church & Franlclin Streets. JOHN- :E. DAVEY ·CO. . " GEJTS FUBJISS.EIS 148 Genesee Street ll&L.LHOW'IJlD 1211•M GO T O - LOUIS MAISEL ;.,..i,.", c.,_,,, 011 Clt~~A•. ,s_,, A••••-'-t.Aiy $-*'" c.,.,.,.,_ · - CAIN,_•·• 965·967 BROADWAY ·W c Wry ·a C0111Plctc_ line of . GENTS FURNISHIN,a and cater· csJtccla'!Iv to ~ " Union -J"ra~e •• ·Acltats an'ct eubeorlbe fbr the · ·AtDetta•Eeituno;.__· .Jr.~ tD .......... ...W. of lfew Tort -Uac the ln..,.. of1M W•ldaf 011& ~ 10 ...a. tor I Tbe' oal7 Germaa Olfb. 315-.317 Ga.-- resn- �·;" For A&eoc~te Judge of tl!e Court of· Appeals, l;l. D. WILCOX OF E LMIRA. For Supreme Court JUstice; WILLI A~ S. PHILLIPS. f p r Supreme Goun Justice, VALENTIN£ K UCH. Mayor ~ ' STEPHEN J., •lABONEY CorporatioD <:;ouiuel -· Soeis!lst Newll DepOt Dally Soclaliot Papers ........... ... .,..., ........... 6 ,h,D 1UM at Tfl~~ two beds are the.leaders of Buffalo and a full 5 year guarantee hangs over the head of each one. · EDWAIID T. DURAND ' Comptroller '. \ ,.,L B. TAYLOR LOUlS F. REXLV Judge of the City Court WILLI.AM F. CATTELL eounty Judge HENRY ~IATTHEWS , I Commiisei_q.n'!r of Count)" Charities moattaly -.ad WMir.IJ A.PPK&L SUB OABDA. ~mS . The· one· on the ~ is strongly made, 2 inch continuous post patkn>, 5 huvy fillers, large husks and a wondu at , The one on the right cannot be equalled at this price or even 5 dollan DORA FOSTER · more, 2 inch, 4 post pattem, 5 heavy fillers, strongly supported and like the _ ~ it ~ absolut~y guara.nt~. A tremendous value at 0\'er&('er of the PoOr SA:II UEL l.EARY Councilmen WlLIIELM .~\J ~MENIJ.I:O.: G ER JA:IIES J . BATT I S TO ~l H. H. C ROI; EY W . WQ,JCECUOWS KI -':~e.mbf y O.rrlar aod M..t•1 a Spedahy Bell PboGe, Bowud 1m -1 t97.S BROADWAY AJI o~en pl'Omptly allell6ed W. "·..Bricka....& . . E.n.os... oa>'~~_,~,..,_j __ .. -623 MAIN STREET K I-RO-PR AK-TlK is the name applied to a method of locating and rerno,·ing the physical cause of disease by adjusting the displnced vertebme (bones of the spine ) .- to their normal position , thus remoYing the pr~s ure \. fr om ncrYcs. E\'cry organ or tissue in the human body must recei,·e its controlling influence through its nen·c connectioo with the brain. Pressure on these nen·es will cause disease. If you are sick, one or mo re o f your \"Crtcl;rae are out of"n lignmcnt, causing pres. sure on nern:s. To adj ust thest- vertebrae into their normal sttue is the a im and acromplishment of thc skilled Chiro practor. ~ ::t,~\'~~-;:_~;~~~G~J1~!~:in Eighth " -ard-Louis C'. Gena l\int h Wud-E. Jl . Gitorman El ewnth Ward- P11 ul Krier Twelrth Ward-Roseo(' C. Ab('l Thirteo•nth Ward- August )till er Four1 ePnth \Vard- [1. J . lluth Fiftten th \Vard- lnh n Venhcrn S ixteenth , Ward-Jo hn G. Coufl'hlin Qualifier Cigar au:l!'u•~..: Clear Havana 5 ClMTI IU &IINT All Unioo • made Gooch. Ask for Union -made Cigarettes FRANK STEINMETl ~v ent ec:n th \\ "ani ~ Lc:o n ard ~ ~~ ;~~~lf"~~ W. E . YOUNG 19.4 ()ewlt:t: A t:r- t 1W1 , _ N , 5114 I ~. 8 A.MPL.ItROOM ~¥-,..._,cr-. 18115115 S.lle)' Avenue. c..- . ,;;,•.._ Q. IUT IUO IU.I YUU M tL1T1 t ;J II. Dir>IIM Sl., kf, Main <I WlltlmtgtMStf. ARM ENA NT E .llfll.WII.. lmlll . .. CJdtaMI w.nc._ ,..,,, 11,..;,.. _, .,.,..., Fine Jewelry Rep&irl.n& ,-40Terra~. Buffalo. rj.v_ BufUio'• Plooc:a O!.lrupu.ctor 262 W. Utica Street =~!:~:!:..:~~-F=k · - f1.·: Se.ea iroehl~r BULLETT'S SHOES Union Mode HAVE A REPUTATION THEilE:& A REASON With our enormous output, combilK'd with o ur Cheap upstairs ~nt, we a're in a position to gi \' C valpes that canno t be duplicated elsewhere. ~en11~- '11<~ D, Metcalfe TweDt-~ WaN-,.:.Jteht lrleCredie ~ \i: ~: ~ TWel;lt7:.1\~ tliW~oteph ~urke I ) Mens Good-Clothing ~ I i ·; ;.. ~ ' r' .-,,.·nu· 'r•.. ..... ~ '~\ Eisht'eeht)r. W~k Knapp ':1--:"" ~ ~ ., ' . ., ,.,.;, :··· t"'.:.~~';'..~~ :-< I·:'· Near Elmwood Ave. \¥. Wi~ett :=:u.ns WanJ:-..¥. N. . · Gradu~tt: of the P.J.!mu School of Chiropractic. Davenport, Io~a. Constables .. 1~ 1 • • Second Ward-Frank Ehrenfried · -~,-- ' • 1 ' Fifth 'f~rd-Frede:riek lGnni:'lick .- Sil:th WUd-Emil Opler · Ninth Wi'f1!-Ernest Stilke _ Ele:ven* Wa rd-'Wi!liam Cadin, ,··. f'·. , Twelfth Ward-E. 0. Baum , · ~. ·: · Thirteeolj! Ward-EW<I<riek ,Goodall . ~ ·~I .;. ~·r. ·Fo • -Ward-Douglua Bellerjeaa . BOTH PHONES. WRIT:! POR UTERATURE. Perry :.... ~~ ~:·;·; ·. Twentr.aeT ...;.~th Ward~harles , , ~·REE. F. 0. H4NSON, D. C. Super\'isor First Ward-Vixlel· RHerse Seeond Wllrd-Jobu ci. Cooper Third Ward~Charl e11 Plauman Fourth WArd-Charles Fa es~~l er Fi'rth· Ward-John L . Pier Si:~:t h Wi!rd-Dal-lrl l'mphr e~· ,· ill e Seveutb Ward-~l o rri~ Brnunsteln Eighth Ward- A. G. Erftcnbeek Ninth Ward-Otto !:Hilke El e\'enth Ward-Paul Vogel. Jr. Twelfth WArd- L. C. 13~ing Thirteenth Ward-Charlt'ft Roesch Fourteenth Ward-Charles Adams Fifteenth Ward-Gt orge Habicht Sixteenth Wa rd-J"ohn Vogel Se\'enteenth ' Yard-Albert Bayer Eighteenth Ward-J"nlimr Knapp Nineteenth Ward:....Algert Abiatti Twentieth " :ard- Arthnr Upton <r,venty.first 'Ward-L. 0. Han·ey Twenty-second Ward-Benjamin Taylor Twuty-tbird-W. S. Brown Twenty.foorth-Joseph Ball . T-Wrnty.6fth Ward- Charles J. Williamson Twenty-ei.J:1.h Ward-Laot.Mil Geiger ......... tmtf. .Jo•eph Wuts ANALYSIS Eightt•enth Ward- WAlte r Pa lm gren ?\incl"l'ut4 Ward- Jiarl1· Pl.'l <:t1IO R • .Twentieth Ward- 1-lf' nl1· Tutthill Twenty.Arst Wutl- An:hie Oend e ~o n Twe nt;y -see~;md V:an:I-G eorge 11. Freeborn Tw ent~· - third Ward, l"· King "Twenty-fourth Ward-J. R. ~l e lntosh 1'1\•enty.fifth Wa rd- I rwin Lineoln T~enty-sixtb 1\' a.rd--CI~arlt s Grimm Twenty-ae,·enih Warri- F'rank C.i.hill 31 Niarara St., cor. Eagle S12-614 WASHINQTON What Is Chiropractic Aldermen tirst Wa rd-Samuel A. Fawk es Second \~ard-Ad a m Schemht! Third Ward-Miehael Roll Eour th ..Wa rd- D. F. StranAhan · Fifth W a~\- li. . W. !'trine Smoke the Famou e $8 • 50 WE ARE THE FIRST AND ONLY FURNITURE STORE IN BUFFALO TO CLOSE OUR DOORS EVERY SATURDAY AT 6 P. M. First District- Domonie 'De f3io Seeoild District- William G. Roberts Third District-Charles l, hillip1 Fourth Dilrtriet-John P. Wannemacher Fjfth Dilllriet-Conrad· }h:id S i:~:th Distriet-flerman EiliJz Se\'euth Di:ltrict:._William Smith Eighth Di1trici-Prederiek Gr11wende Ninth District-Herman C. Qlag LA RUBOH ol: Dealer's to Coal and $13 .·75 .:.:.: . .,. ~ ~ "' . ~ ··. · ~ . ' ,. IEl.DY TD WEAl AID I~DE Tl DIDEI (UNION LABElL)' �Whtn ~ing to the polls on the fourth of Noveinber , remember t ht part pla~:~l hy capitalist politicians during th e strikH last sprinR! · ~ o w it i5 vou r turn to show them what you ·think o f 3Ctivity on behalf o f the profit·grinden . Now comH your to reward them for thei r hostilit y to the efforts o f unde'rpaid men and W{'l mrn to make a dectnt Irvi ng. • ' thr ~ta'~~~~r~n~is:b~~i! ~r~:~~~it~n~o ;~~~~~; ~-~u;11 :~~~~ :l~a.inst -~~~;~r:i:l~t~t~~~~ti~~.rel/:;~~;n:~od~:is!~~cejJs~:~e~~:~~~n ~~~ country, and pro,·e to tht world that !he manly example fathers of the country has h~n ·wast ed on \\'omen are figh ting for political sth·es heard in the cou ncil s of the · if men, in the full possession o f th.ose ac:ti ~· n that the,· did not know how to t h·ely and for 'their own interest ? Think o f it. workinJ!men oi Buffalo, and show you~h· es to the t:~ sk that lies before you! . !t •. l f human nature cannot he changed, soclal conditions can be changed. tho!<c co nditions that dchtunani1.e men and in ma ny cases p ervert human nature. ... T'roSJlttity today is the pri,·ilt:gc nf a ela s~ . Soc i a ~i !' tn will make it the normal co ndition nf human society frum wh 1ch no h uma n llei'nf.:' will be excluded. with the 'blood of hia ala\'ea,•Socialism "-''' .cc;r ·,c-. war of extermination. Soei ali.~m. by -•--~·-'•--n '-~C~oii:~~t2/ ~~fl~ :~ ~~=b~:~o~~ ' foremoat eotWderati;on of wbieh l{ i.ll be the· people. _.. -. . , . yon going to take your llta.Dil, workinemen o[ ..AmdeleDdera of a sy.tem ateeped in the blood of you r- " · ··• ··-•" .,,,..·•.••• .:. ob :~ ~~.~~~ts, who will never real con· PARADE· Sa:t:.ur·d ay Ev-enin'g B~for~·_·the B,i g. ~e, tin-g .1111 People in Spmpat/Jv· witb ·the So(ia}ist Partp_·invittd to takt:i:pitt.: . • .. • The Parade will · st~rt from . ._ '· .. Fra,_~lin • ,..J • ~ •. arid : w~.st Eaale -S~reets · and J • ma~ch- -~ .· .-t o_._*he aroa:dway .A'u dit6rium There will be Ba....;ds, Flags ·nnd Pirewor~ ci;,pne ·and join .. the ct;"o-vv;d . ··Meet 1n Front,- of - at · t.30 ·o'clock i . . .tl\8 ~ .~ .. �BU!fl'AI.O SOCJALLST ~ A AY · AUDITO M . l" •• . . . .· Ele.ction · Evening . ALL PARTIES .· SOCIALIST · . BULL MOOSE· CITIZENS ·. REPUBLICAN .DEMOCRAT . · I ====== . • • SPE£1AL WIR. E S = . . ' ~ . Dancing, Park Band, Moving ·Pictures··, Refreshments . . . . ~ ' RETURNS · FROM OT.- H ~E: -R · C·I TI.· Es . . - - . . , . . · '~hiS . ls the --EVening the · . . .-9-uT THI-S OUT ·· 8Qcialists ·Enjoy The.m: ~elves ~ c?u~~~gmrs WitL . - · · . - · B_R OADWAY AUDITORIUM .. AUSPICES, SOCIALIST IITJ .. . ' EL.E CTION NIQHrt . �~-~~ ' • PUa.111mD w.BLT aT Tim BUPPALO 60UD5 ' ,._ ~~ 00111'~ ~Life Bt6llq IIARTllf~~ s--., , Addn.r. fM.605 Mut.aJ l..lfe Bc6llaa ~ Pl'b. SI.OO,.. yut, SOc a HitMilY TUTnm.J... BUPFALO. N. Y, l'ltARlt~, T- W'. P. CATTa.L ........ ., ' BUJIPALO,.N. y , fD ...._ -at.. pe.YIMJ ~· ' .. J!at.nd .. ~mdli.J-S,I,l.attk ',..CIIffa·........ NewYod;. uadcrtt..cto1Muda1117' \rh~ne ,·er an ordinaw man· trit:!'i to make hi s indi.viduality re- ~:C:t~o b~~~~~~~~~~~~~"~-~e~c~~;!J 5~~~~~ ~er"~~i~~~.~~~!fh~ i~~d~~~:~: .... an in siJ:n ifi cant cell iu the :r.ocia l o rganism. But let him 'be caught at n cJ! I ec t i n ~ some d uty im poJ=ed upo n him, o r failing to li\'C up to the Cs:J)cna tiom; of t!JO!Oc who feel th e m ~ l \'es entitled 'to set the s tam b.rd.c: inr the conduct Qf men . he i~t treated :is if he h:ld cndan~~::~~ ~~c ,·cry cxistehcc oi SO<." icty by hi s sins Qf omissi'?n or comThe iruli\·iclual i:; hdiulcd whcncvu he claims rights which !'oOC'ict y find !' it incc:u n·cnient to rccn J!nir.c . h e is O\'C tbnrdcn~ with rcsr.on!'ihility wh ~ n ~ocic t y fi nd~ it pro fi t a bl ~ to exploit his powers and energies. Now. at present en n the wQrke r ~njo:n the distinc tion of l<Omebol:h ·, hecatl.~c he h• s " 1·otc that some ptople need. Rut vote c a ~; i . he i ~ ag-ain the nnhod.1· h ~ w aJ; hdore, not considered wo rth \' fJ f t hr at tent ion a111l con~idc ration .,f the di g:nita rics who arc t oda ~·· cn~-:a~e'l in hard competiti 1·e s trn j:::g l c ~ with onc ' anOthcr fo r ~ n~ . • (In cle{'tion <Ia\' the fo r t une ~ n i ~ ta t e ~ mc n and po1iticians arc to bf.. &bd poeraU7 , le,Wature to illthe nu•ber of eoODtf · ill any eotmty. · _, great deal m1.7' .. be .. rd ill favor of thb ama~~dmtnt bf poi~Jt­ ing to law 1a delay. -----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~;~~:":::':"'.;.._ iri h i ~ ha nd ; a iter el eCtio n day he is again the des pised helot, and nohod y ~o J)()Ot tn do his tC \'C tence. Think of thi ~. men . and act accordingly. Don't th rn w your 1·otes a wa y on cap it<~l iM politician s, n e\'~ r kn•>w eithrr Wil t or l'our int e r e~ l !l after election, o r on tali st part ir s. whose hu s ine ~ .. it is to uphold the eco nomic . In · which I' O U ar~ rohhcd of the fruits o f I'OIIr labo r. • c~•1 ~;~~:~~.·~~~~~~~~.;r~~!.~;~,~ir~1;~.t i~:(~t1:r f~~~~~.;~~cr.~~~~r·P~;;/~~!~ :,'~ii:~!~it;~;·~~E~:!~~·~~~!~:~~~:~~:~;~ ~t.~~~,t;;~;w:·~:~,~:~c7!:t;:~:i;~~·~~ii,t.''a~;,~·, ~;;,; ~~:;~;·;:'~~:!' ui :\ rncrifa . were uni ted o f ~· co ur o w n class ! ]" ' l iti ca ll ~· :Hid I'O t ~ d the s traight l'ri1·ate nwncrship in the mt·an s of production is th ~ "'"",;,,J iih,;;\mol<.<<'bl; , f capital is t da!'J;·tuk , ::r.nd the m ~ ntal ami mo ral masses o f the peopl ~ nn es tablis hed authorities r.. un dati" n perro l <" n C~ oi tlu· it ~ main p rop. llo l'o\1 thi nk it is a s ha~c tn e han ~c yo ur opin ion o f l' n. -ir: ih e o pposite i~ true : it 1 ~ a ~ h ;un e n o ~ to d ~ang-c ~·our"'' "·:,,.;~." ),;.,,, 1;0 ., wh l·n rhe t h i nt.: ~ have ch a nJ!~d that cons t rtutc Jt s obJ~ct s n ('l' t'T a !-hamt· tn le arn. but it i.; a disJ,: ra•·c not l<l lea rn whe n t unit 1· 1 ~ nffcrctl Ynn ar(' n• •t infallible: \ ' u ll m ay er r in ohscrl'at ion j u•l !" mrnt. \' .. u cnu ld l h •l iH 1~ ~ ih l ): know in .n •u r . ~·, ;~: i ~~-~~;· ~.',7,1,aj;:~ 1 ·~· ·~~ 1a!i:'~,:• :.~~~: 1\i f:.a rT ,~, 1 ~~~~ 1 chall(!Cd Mo>odoo<- l h;:; ,,,; ~::::~!.i~~~~~:·~;'£,:;~;~~~~~:~:~t~i~t~~~~:~:(:~~:~; l~~.:.~::r.;~:~~~:5~::~~il ,.,,;~ ; ,., , ,,,.,.;"'" " '"'" ' "'''" offoc ,.,.,,. "~'"" l ofomut It is •ml v mu mmil'S that nc1·~ r their m ul n c han t;~ tlwir t1pinion s. An I whip is quit e < li ff~ rcut frnm that an i ho r ~ c u s~d to c it~· life l"Ok,; upon street cars ~ t ~a 111 roll e r ~ in a differe nt wa y than a country Dnn't let \'Ourself b e put to shame by a h ors~ o r a mule. Apply thi'<~ to pract ical po litics, a nd you will readily see fnuli ~ h it i,., to adhere to a part~· today. for no other rea son thin yo u identified yourself with it when yo u wa s young and cured . and wh~n th:tt part~· had othe r problems to d~al i othe r intcrc;;u; to promote than today., The wo rld i ~ mnl' ing ; new intc~s t s ha\'c d~\·cl optd in ~ ;;<tv l'~'''" " ":'" ',', that need new po litic<tl c x prc s si~Thc working class has an ind~pende n t fact or in our soc ial life . and its int~re s ts . po litical r~pre scrrtati o n o f their o wn. r£ your grandfath~ r ohonnho l ~"""' he found his eco n<lrnic interest s rcpr<"scnt~d by one of the it d.~s not pro \'~ that th is is th~ case with you. Think it cw~ r . cxamin~ things as they arc. and not as '" " ~~~tf~~~~ o;:t~\::~~~~~~o~ocuanca:.e:rot~'~?::t!:h!:~ by your ~ ~ KJ..,Cou- But 10 \'le.w that it baa been pmveu' that tome. or our $18,000 a ~ar judgeS, a\'etage one hour and one-batt --.rork a day, and alJIOoo beeauae ot hMtility or the eoul"tJ to l'bor iJ. demauda. '!"e 11hould cart a ,·ote o(' aO confidence to t he eourta. Socialitts •hould vote sgaiut Number Tbl'ef'. Amendf!~ent � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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MORE--SCAB GAIIDATES - .- RUNNING FDI' OtliCE PAHADE WITNESSED I~ BUffALO Republlcam, Democr'ats-and Bull M~ Nomlhate "Frimda" of the Workers - · List Growing 1 Send in Their Names. Cbri.lti.an Heiu-Republithe Oettcr, but if the}: get the can candidate fOC" Superviaor, habit and cominue after election , • , •oJ•bYJI..t......,~~-.. .Zi.p..Bouut.......ilee..ex.~v- •S.U!.z~!:. Edward F. SchroederDemocrat. candidate for AI- a smaller dtrman, 13th Ward. A s a rule The same Non- un:,~sca~~~rr:;;esaive ;c~1a~-:~r candidate for AJdennan, 8th IIOWC\'Cr the wo rkers Ward. a eapitalisl trick and Scabbed at · ¥etz Planing Mill. ing the sc;~bs. About slv~::~·~e~:r~ ~~d1~~~~~~~i\~: ~~~~ as ~~- District. Scab contnlc- f.~~·:r ~~~~r 111~~=:0~ ct~~~~~t~an Un!o~ men an~ ~ialists of I~~e e~~a~~~~·=h~~ll ~?·opnuttt. ~~~u~!; 1 t_he city ar~ establlshmg a hl_ack- The Buffalo Sociali!'U for the ben· ::~~~~ ac::~~d~:::r~·bFr~~ ~~~~~:~~ diit of Hoffalo . ~orking m~n. Buff~o th~ work~n ar~ report- ~ Th~ lat~~t. apphcan_t ~or spa_c~ th~'names of would-be Alder· on the blacklist IS Chn11t1an H~•~s Supervisors who ha\'~ :,~~~-~b ~~n:r.t:~ctf~r w~~e h_:r.s i the one . t1m~ or another scabbed Jmen·,. •·o te 10 dcct ••n thc•r brotl!c r~. These men vi!K'Ir in the lith ward. ·. ' hav_e been _ntfn:unat~d by the c~.p- will douht !css den•· this accu~a­ ltalu t pa~t1~s m return fo r a ss1_s- : tim. and we hope ·he docs. \\'e ':mce wluc_h they rendered m \ 1150 hope he will honor ns with :~~~en~~~\rl~~eioulJ'c~~e ~~:h~~a~~ ! a ,.iliit ~s did scab Schroco~r. 111 , m~n. an~ •1t p;uc~aimin~- themsel~e~. " ''friends ! f,~0 ~ie\1~~~- Df~:l~;:ltly :~~~~~':'~:: I e wor mg pco~ ~take a look at th~ Republican plat· A s many ~ Soc1ahs_t) spea ker 1 form throug h bdore h~ com~s up. I 1 ::::eto~~ ~~~nd~~;;o~~~~~~:~~~ ~~~ 111~1:1 ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ as1:~;~~ W hen you hear a Republican, Democrat o r Bull_ ~~~e can_dl,: ,Jate ha!ld O~lt thu fn~ndsh1 p stuff, With h1s foot on the lo ud pedal, .Just q uietly look up h is ~as! htsto ry_. . Rcmemher, the c~plti\hst pohl!Cians do not ~wmu~ate a man ~ausc they hkc h!! face o r adm1re the way he parts his hair-. They d~t h•m ~aus~ they know h~ Will be nght whcn,he gets mto o ffice. lt is all a pa.rt of the game fo r the nominee to knock the boss who o wns him. Tha t is why these scabs come out and proclaim themsch·cs . pals o f organiz~d labor. It 11 th~ o nly way m which they can fool the pcopl~ and get their votes. The idea is on~ of t h~ planks t~f the Democrat pl;11form. The principles of the party was a litt ic detail that Schroeder had overlooked. · He admitted t hat he scabbed during the Telegraphers strike but off~rcd the excus~ that he was no t a member o f the unio n. Some excuse. W o rkingmen of the city o.r~ invited to send in brief histo, ical skctchrs of the eapiu\i!'t candidates for office to fill out o ur list of "friends o f the working people." State where, wh~n and how they scabbtd o n the class whose \'Ole they arc seeking. ''By their deeds \'e shall know them." If the\' sCabbed once for th r~ dolla rs a' dav they will c~r- I ~.~~~y ~fa%~~~~ ~~~u?'arlic bilr~Yia~~ra~n~~~~w~;nb~0:~11tl~! MJ~~Ym:~o~'t~~~c.l!:f: k0~~ ~~b:~·t: ~i:~i~~~~r!~;. their \'Otc Superior Being-Five dollars a week is enough for any girl to llve on . Clrl-Wby don't you let your daughter try to live on that amount? WORKERS UYES · PLACED AT �l :S ocialist Party . Municl:pal -~latrorm 'PUBLIC ZDUC.I."rlOB. nrtiiODUC!'OKY. Tht' Sotialit.t. Ptrty ill ,tb.e CiiJ The ehild~ o! the •o~a ,or Buffalo ill .a part of tM world. ~a ,are be.inc ~bbed 9f f.be:ar -¥·We Jl.l9¥eJJJt.Df t.o _aOOHab th~ u- ngbt ,~ .e doe.tnoll, FOI' Auociate J adge of -tlte 'Courl of Appeal$. H: D. "'W ILCOX OF ELlllR.."-- Thousanda ploit,ation ol t~ w.o-rken by the ue driven ·by po\·erty to l~ve cap)t.alitiTJ. a.nd to es:ta.hlWI t.b.e IK'.bool .It a.n earl1 ace and ,go mto F~~S~l=: ' C~l-t' ra t.ive Cowwou'll'ea . ltb. Tbialt.be .o.-ere~w d.td hlbor JliAJ"k~.. ~ grf'llt tth..aiJ(!;e il at lt.a.u!l. .u.d tile large pol"tiob of thOR ~tuil.diJi.r .For Sapreme Cotm 1 ustic:e. ;;;:~~~Jv'f~1 ej~b:f!~~nW:~~[' d1~:; ~ ~~ -:'!~~ :Jf! VALL-EKU~ llaToa; , T,o .&!'f.'f,mpli.dJ Util ~nd tb~ work· Th_e II;U~& eapKJtY of tbe«bool i.ng d alii!Jf .t11e "'.or'ld h..a& .c reated buildLDI. ta far_~o;t of tbe aum- Party u ita politie&l ~~ ::u~o~t·~;u;:tot, r:~.:: Htt,''ill g .lJtia UIUtJ.t.enbl.e p.UrpoM ei&He&. _ThOtlN.IIo(b are herded into lft'EPBE!< J . JIAIJONEY Corporatilm ec.a..ei ~!:,::~tt .&;;.jgt1~t '''P.·n~e i:wi:!.v:.tt; =~~~er;:i!:~tg~ m~~ ~~-~~~~Jf :~~:..'~~,!1,~:.!:?11 ~ ~~~ t~~~~~ ~r:~J::r.r:~/:a~~ '~ ;, i ,""', ' 't ~. LOUIS F.~ ~:!:t"'u !,rep i:~e!:~{;~ ..,:!~f Jndge of the City Court WILLIAM.. F. CATTELL • CountT Judge t>eeu j 1 the ~cea of tbe ·lD~t.ead of edueatmg t;he pup1lt, claa . dnve11 t.hern through a IHelt"U f'OU· ~-~r~'iug ,.,.;:~~r~·:~"r~~u 1~1~~i.~~.\e:i!1 ~J~ 'D~~e t~erefo:e deman~: ~mS. of 11 11 Olourr•ell of lift> 11111 1 oprmr- l' ~llt tg e; thnJ t~ ~ 1'1 mllt~l'r of tnui t i... " for Plljornwn t. llllil hy low rJ'fht. pro~ec llug lhf'. cluhlrcn ;;~:.~~:~'ri~! 'i~tr~~~,:~·~::o; e':.:i;r::.~!~; fr?fhet:·~~~~~:,7th!netli::\':-be em- ditll•·ult th l' 11tr U(fll'1" of tlw work - po~·r·red, 111 all ~~··!I where ec~nf>N fur h,..ltf>r f'OII ilititui R. h w1 ,.11~ omJ c• ~r~H•m.~e "ould oth er~ 1se "('lll'ht 11.uol tlw polil'•· ~r... jt 11 \1110\\'line... ~; eon(ht tonlll on contmoJ,..,Ji••nt ton Ill. 1111 hn ~ rc•·•·ntly l uerl, lllll' !! dane~ to that_ age. lw•· n r\rmon,;trnle•l 1 )urin~~: tl1r ~ O<'lltiOI~Il l 1118lrul' IIOII. not for lltrik ••ll or thl' l'n rm•·n. rxpr•·"~ 1111 . 11 , prn·nt l' JCIIIII of ll()m~> manufactur11 ; 1'iill nrul of rho• I•· .Hil•• "'nrk(>MI r·om lunl'f] \I'Jih It ,A!! to fit nil ehll· in [.1;,,.,.,. 11 .. ,.. J.i l! ]l' Full " flfl!l Put · rlr•'~l fu r '~"~· ful l_11bo r. fo r the l·rwu gh 1111\'1' th r. wnrkf'J'll rh,-. ,]II] W~ nud dr•li11111 of tho• uu•l trr•r~< ·h•·n· of tl1t' R•·· puhlfo·rm. Dr moo·rut · uno! ro• fl'lrlll J'llt'lio•fi. ThP !=:. oo•inli!lt l'nrl y o•u!l>< ro u ul! 1\'ork inf!lll f' ll llllll ni11Pr r ili 7NI~ iu ~.\'l uptoth,\' with ih uim !O ""!•· '"!:•·tlu•r nu lll'X I f'll·<'tio u lin.•· ft~r ''''"IIO!II it• fn•f•t )oru l·; q ..' ri•· r w~ hn11 11111pl,1' pro\'dl t !uot tl11• rulinLt .-tn~~ will yi.-·ld Jto> lhiu11 to "IIP]'li••IHio u or nn nppo·1d to jriHtio••• Onl r hy n holtl. lti."L."t··~•i\'1' Hlli turll' will tho• work . Pr~ •n•·-~t ft·om rn pirulillm !ltim(' !'11ul••r iu l llll•illllltf'!l of rl'lir f, n ~ wn~ •l •· luOtl!llrll l•••l fn till' \'nrious ~ lt· P · · ~ wl1id1 hn•··· lltk"n plnrr in t l•[, ··i t_.- duriii J: t h•• pu~ l ,\'Pur. Th.- :O:odnli~ t l'nrt,\' will no) r..Jnx ih • ff,ort " I"' ln1111 li M tho •rr i" ono 1111111 ••:~;ploi t;•d loy nnot lwr. Bnt witlonut lo!lillfl' "iJ.:h l of this. il !l flunl nh\,-.,·r . tlw Roei nlillt PArty m n k·· ~ thP duil.•· s trnuo~tl •• or lhP "'''11--t•rs to i111prn\'<' th r•ir t•nruli t i"11 it~ own llt rugl.']l', 'J'h ,• ~odnti11t l'urtr thl'rl'forP l'''f'»' 111 ~ tl11• fnllnwiic~e prof,(tftlll fnl' this muu ic•ipul r•mnpnigu: MUNICIPAL PROGRAM. • ,,. (' plo•tl~o:•· Ull l'll•· h·t·" to clo our llt ln"lit to a sM i~t tlu• workN'!I to nrl,"lllli 1.•' nu t11 1' •·ronnm ir fll' ld. To ht·lp th•'lll ttl thi' full (':-:frnt of\ our pmn•r iu timl'll of lll ri kl' nud to work, with thl' nrgnnizetl Hlld nnllrgllnh:NI workent. for th e ;,•srni.J ishm('nl of n work clny of 1\!lt mon• tllllll right houf'fl. ~1111J~::~n~~~~··~t;~~i·:.~:;i;~l air;~. ~or the \\'1• d1•111111Hl tht> abolition or the 1'0/HJ'Ad •y~~:l l'm on puhlic work nml th t1 !IU h~t i tution of d irect employuwut b,r the ni mTie ipRiit~· uuci1·J' t•ivil ioil'r\'i<:e ruiM. \\'" furthl'r iltornllnd: That the eity 1:'1\tablish wages Rtul l1011 1"!1 of )ahor 1 i illtill \~ tly hct· tf'r in C\'t'ry CUI} th111n thOIHl l)f'e-\'lli ling in Jlri l'lltt' l'Utf'rprise, thu w_akiu~o: ...llwnieipal o•mploymeut " rorc•• for el t> \'l'tin~e tb e general I'Ondition of labor : Th11t tht> oqt•niution of the emp lo~'t-!'8 in tht- ' 'arious dCJlHrtlllt'Uit bt~ eueouraged and their rii:ht to )lrrik r reoogniz~l. in order to ¥i''t' 'fht'tn a ,-o\ct' in N!gulating R~N'tl t_io n anti 11musement. to-g et h~r With popul11r IIC]f-education, htoing iiect~~sary to healtloy nnd hRppy life, \\'f' d emand: A f!Wecp i ~g liberaliu.t ion of the prt-!lt•nt RUtJ\']Uftted Sunday lawa, whose. sole c.IJeet is to turn the dN1ir e for Pnjoym" nt. into \'ieious s ud unlawful ehRtllleltand to gi,·e fiJIOrtunity for poliee grA.ft; E.<~ tablit~htn en t or free grou uda fo r ou tdoor ftJ>O rlR. public beaehu nml pArks. umnici tllll concert and dltncing ha lls, and other pl'O\'ill· ion for rec:rreation. ,. E:xte-rtdNIUM! of the lll!ht>ols and ollu:r J•Ublie bttild inJrll for llocil'l gatheriu~. meetings of l11.bor orgauiu.tiofl!l, diaeta$iOilll of pnblic IJUMtioua, and other lilieS. w1thout disorhnination betwl"f'n parties or denominationa. bnt 'J'ith ..apecia1 regard to the needs of tbe '"ork· iug poople. drt-Nrt of t:rit'YA.neea. and also to en· lillt tht'ir t t'el~uiea l knowledgfl and pu,blio tpiri,t ~u dei;Jlot'1'111io a~d efficlt'lll atluumatrahon of pubhc faint:. l A hb.tral l,!o'ttem of eompenu. UDXPLOYIORT. We demand the eatablithment of mu nieipal emplo,•ment bureaus to take the p late Or the printe agencies wbicb now pre'· upon tbe nl'e<ls oJ person. sedci.Ii'r work. As a mtans oJ equaliJ.ing the PUBLIC WORKS AND CITY ~LOYEES. !~~·,i ~\- "r~~d!~:;~~~.~~~eu~" a~~po; •f· iu d ty ewploy, aud Nlinmell1 itt .,·stetu. we demand the eatab- I ,T iqDI. or diaabiM . . !!:'e~~t_~:_~:~!!~a~er:dem.!lfi; ~!g=~::ro:~ tib:~eb~ Wt . dttuand 1ha\ the .ticeJmDC tb.e w.uni.eipaUty. of ltrikebt'Nkera u apee:tal de~n~ We d emand furthu that iD ties b@ atopped. that th& . pohee timM of ind.uatri.al' d epretllion the • ~:!t ~o~c ~~hp~e u:~e~ ~~~e t:re~':!alpo':hl:r:et~z; ~~~~ ~t~n::;; =.~--s-e:. b;:ti~~! ilL~=·~= hold at~ ad diltributa lit- W"'rb of pU"'UUMMIl nlu~ ud .,. in ~ :..;14 labor th~ laWlttiq of mu~ipal mm.. dWpuJ"; aad tlt.at Uw power of ~· 'Ciadfl' the p:ooril:iona ttaltd• l'r- tt.&.r& :~~:::~ =~l~ brt.Ue-f'l in (aetorin or-lllftat ear b&rt\1,.. I. ! .CIII: _~ ·~ ."' 1 " ·-. · • ·:::I • .,;: etMwhen in~ platform. : "' cents It will 15 Cents This is:· the _Evening the Socialis&· · ·"Will Enjoy Themstt~ves · AUSPICES LOCAL BUFFALO, SOCIALIST PARTY ·What Is Chiropractic KI-RO-PRAK-TIK is the name npplied to a rnethod of locating and removing the physical cau ~e of d i.eue by adj usting t he d ispJR«d \'Crtebrae (boon of the apinc) -; to their n o rm u l po~~ition , tbut removing the prcuun: from nerves. E vuy organ o r tiNae -ia the human body muat retti\•e its controlliog inAom<."e throagb ita ::~:. ~~~:\!: d~::~hse~hel~~:!n~re~=~u::e ~7,: oonr of your vertebrae nn: ·out of nlignment, causing presure on ner\'9 . • To adjust thea Tft'ttb rac: into thcir n ormal aitue is the a im aad accomplishment of the 'skilled Chiro practor. · ' ANALYSIS J'REi. BOTH PHONIIS. YJUT& FOR UTBit.ATUJI.&. F. 0. HANSON, D •.C. Fil'llt Ward-Vixley Ry1·er·se Second Ward-John G. Cooper Third Ward-Chsrles Plauman Fourth Ward-Charles F aeaaler Fifth Ward-John L. Pier ' Si:xth Ward-Ds\'itl Umphrey\'il.le Sci'Cnth "\\~a rd-:'llorria ,.Braunstein Eighth War d- A. G. E_rftenbeek ~inth W ard-Otto Stilke Ele,·enth W ard-Paul Vogcl,t J _r. 'twelfth Ward-L. C. Beeainr Thirteenth Ward-Charles Roetch Fourt eenth Ward-Cbarles"AdamA Fifteenth Wa-rd-George Habicht Si:xteentb Wud-Johll' Vogel Seventeenth Ward-Albert Bayer ' Ei'ghteenth Ward-Juliua Knapp Nineteenth Ward..-Albe.rt .Abiatti Twentieth Ward-Arthnr Upton Twaty-first Wud-L. d: Harvey Twenty~fmd W ard- &nj,!min Ta,ylor Twenty-third-W. S. Brow11 Tw~ty-fourth----J'~h Ball Twenty-fifth Ward-Cbules J. Williaiuoa T-t.·enty..U:th Ward- Lantrill Gei~ TlreDty-3e,~Dtb Ward--Charles .......Pio..c:w..,a.ca. 262 W. Utia Street Ncar Elmwood Ave. G.adual< ol the P.W... School ol Cbbop..ctlc, D - Iowa. BU FFA~O w_:Wm.ett Seeond ·Ward-Frul:~ F'ihb Ward- Frederick Kim.miek Sixth W ard-Emil Opl! r Ninth W ard-:B.ruffi S_tilke .Elennth. Ward-William Cadin Twelfth Ward- E. 0. Baum Thirteenth Ward-Freduick GoOdall .... Fourteuth w ard-:Qouclala Bellerjeu _ • - , Fift~tb W'&rd-FraDk weisoe ~I! • J -,;.; ., Sixteenth Wa.rd-Joh.a Bo.mk:raa&.. . :-:-J; ·~ -r Snenteenth. Ward-J'. N. KOeJaieP -1!-:~ -.,·..,...,... "!. ·,: ·EiptMntll Ward-FraU KD.app ...,:- ~ · 1 ; ,J.:- ~ - , ~tAW~ DeGraff -.. :. .. - • • • ·Tw.IMIIIRt~~ ) . ·:,:! - - 'l'watJ-IBI: WUd--8- 0 . lldealfe TWoot;r- WaN-IIftcl llleer..tio ~-th Watd-.J-h ·- lt:n RETURMS fROM SCHENECTADY AND OTHER CITIES Sup~ niior ... thla .:oupon. It Is eoocf for flv• cents. With a~ y~ to tho big dolnp. Admission withou! .;oupon ' .F'il'lll Ward-Samuel A·. Fawket Second W~trd-Aclam ~~mba Third Wnrtl-)licltael Roll Fourth 'VIl nl-D. F. S tranalum Fifth Ward- )!. W. Perine Sixth Ward-Jerome J. Smith Se,·enth Ward- llenry Goldst~in Eighth Ward-Lpuis C. Gena Ninth Ward-E. H. Gierman Elennth Wl!.r$1-P~tul Krie r Twelfth Ward-Roscoe C. Abel T hirt ct•nth Wnrd-August Miller Fonrt el'nth W~t r tl-H. J. Ruth Fitfeeuth WRrd- Jo,hn Venhern Sixteent h Ward-John C. CoughliD Seent eenth ' Yn rd-Leonard Perry Eight eenth Wurcl ..:_Walt er P~t l mg ren t\inl'll'enth "\\'ard- Harrv Petet'flon ..,.,. TweDtieth \Vard-rrJ.\~. Tutthill Twenty-fit'flt WRrd-Arehie H~ndel'IOD Twentr-second \\'a~d~eorge H. Freeborn Twenty-third Ward-C. U· King Twenty-fou rt h \\'ard-J. R. Mcintosh Twl'nty.fifth W~trd-lrwin Lincoln "'· Twr:nty-sixth Wartl-Charlefl Grimm Twent y-seventh \\'.11.rd-Frank Cahill !:t• ::; ~~d:fri~~·;:~ h:e:~z !~:m:~~::·~~:~p~~~ -o: .. ~ -: ~;~~n;,!;~t as~ I PUBLIC HEALTJi' Tlw nmuidpality is liS rem illl in l'nrin~t for tilt' puhlic lwll llh R!l in ]'rnddi ni( Nitwn tiou for the youug. )h·d ir·lli null hygienic Kcicncc point " ou t the enuses of tli 11eu~ 1111d " hnw N how t.o fli'C\'CIII it. Jlul 110 ~e rifHIA nttf'lllJlt ill tnnolP loy thr •· it~· to uppl_\' ib teachingM. Tlu• ludf-hca rtl'd pnllinti\' t' '"''ll" llrt·~; whi<-11 llll\'l' hc•·11 tuiO (Jtrd Hrl' 11 lll f' rC rlro p in tlw 11\ickl' t. <'OUI ]llltf'd with tlw ..ondi tion11 whi1·h Htl• fos t l'rin~; di ~ o·n se nn1l \\')oir·h th" Hdllliu istrHi i"n mnkl'll 110 r fTo rt to remo\'1', loi'CJI11St> to do ~.-. wou[, [ d itlliniMh thr• profits of JnwiJ.-,rd s llllll 1'111plo~···l'lt . \\'r dun1111HI till' t'stnhlill.hment uf llllllio·io·UI fr;•(' d isprmmrif's. ho!lpitnl ~. ll llll l' rnit,\' hn ~ 1oitn! s .• llllll itroriun1" nnol r·onYnlPii<'f'tlt homes to n.·r•ommmln fe tlw \'liSt numhr r of nn tiPillll who nr!' II•JW dt•lliec\ prnJ'et Cllrl' llTrllnfl'h tlw prohibith·r i'Oiit of rri\'fll (' in11titution~ . '11tc trnn!lformHtion of the comr iPtc merlir>lll srr,·ie" rtf the e it~· from u p rivate, chnritHh\c and <"omnwrcinl. to 11 stricti)' public hn11is to thl' Pnd thnt tltr maint ennn l'r nr hNiilh mny hi' ml'lilt• 1\ pob lie l!er~·iee. reud~recl to Mil the fll'oplf' 1111 rreely lUI Jl!; now the u11e of the Htt'f'etll. RECREATION. _,_;__....;. BROADWAY AUDITPRIUM ELECTION NIQHT . 1' ;~;;':-~r:;~1·;',',~ :,:;~~~:·rH ''l~.''\~-,.~~~ ~!i~~ ;[\~~ ~~ ~~!,'ll~~~~~ c~l~e~~~ti~~~.a~~:-n;~ _ 1HIS co~~~~ wn.L DORA fOSTER Assembly · Firit l>Ulriet'- DoDrontc !1e ii1o = Se«<nd Dilltriet-Willliun G. Roberta Third Dilltrict-Charles~ Phillip. , . Fourth ,District-John P. w'aDDemaeber 1 Fifth District-Connd Beid • . Sizth Distriet-Benn& Enitz·. Sc''CDth District-William'{!mi ~ Eighth Diitriet- Jo"'rederick Grawender Ninth District-1-lermnn C. Glau ' :.~~,;:;~;;~~~m\l~,"~,7~;r~i:~.•.~~: ·rt ~~:~;. :~!:~ ~;~~~~,t::~~~~~~~,7; fr;~lld CUT I Overseer of d ie Poor SA11UEL LE.-\.RY Couneilmen WILIJELM ALl!ENDINGER JA.llES J . BATTISTONI B . H. CROLEY W. WOJCECBOWSKI :;~~r~.:'r~i 10:li~~e ~·:~ki 1~~c!~llll~!~~ '" ~~~,!i:r;~ o{0~hep~~~! f~ling ~:z~k.,;~~~~·:o;~.~~~~o~n:~;~~i~~~~t~~~ :::~: ~:~::::~.; ~~ ::: ::ra~::: ::~~~~~ o·r~~~~~~ ... , •. , , • : Comn!~~o~l~~~"~~ritits : I !it ieal arty whi~h Ml.ll.nda for the !he. Jm rDedJat~ e~~h on of ~ruf. r·apit•lrat l)'llfem of ,.x ploitlltion ftc1ent •eboo\ .buJh.hngll to llccomf'.ltu :11 tlw 118111e tim ... rldend the ~nOO tt f l' ttll ehJ!dreD .of 11ehool a~te )WP IJ ·eo....... LB. TAYLOB org.a nit.ed ; tt1e atrugglet of th.e atruetol'!l ean ngbt.l1 handle. The ;::~C'~~~~~~1:: ~br~u:1cl!!1::i~~ EDWAJID T. DIJS.L'<D ¥ $ HO.E CO. �NOVEMBE-R 1st G!O. R. KIRKPATRICX. ~Of Yar-Y~ For? SPEAK-ERS S t e ph e n J. Mahoney , Socialist Candidate for Mayor George R. Kirkp-atrick, of New Y:ork City, Author of War, What For? James- H. Maurer, President Pennsylvania Federation of Labor and Member National Executive Committee, Socialist Party Admission, 15 Cents I Reserved Seat 50 Cents, on sale at Socialist Headquarters, 606 Mutual Life Building, and 165 Broadway �- ~....:LTIITTIG BVPPALO SOCALIST PUIIIJSIIING COMPANY -.. .....,_1.1......., ltAJr.T1N--._......._. HPnn'~~ ~60WCII5...,_.J.JI,..._, ~ Prb SUIO ,_ BVPPALO. N.Y. Plt.UIK~TW'. P. CATTJIU.. . . . . . . BUPFALO,Pl.Y. T"'• 5Gt .lib: ~ pqaik a.,._ ~· ~ .. ~m.a.lkr)-S.J9I:Z.*'-thlpallai&ol.t . . . . . NcwYoct, va&«dleut«Mucbl.ll" Tl.JI!SDAY, OCTOBER 2a, ltl3 • . DO IT FOR YOUR OWN OLA88 .. WheN! ~·o ur trf!AIIUI"e is. tiler•• will ~·our hu rt be also. " The ho' lltt nf th e mml(' tfl w nrld i f~ in th e poc'!ket book. Attack its poeket l•nok 11m! you cnrlRngcr it s n·r~· t"xilttnee . :X rw y ,,rk I'II IWNI Mt• t•omplnining t hnt co utributiouR for th e \' iw-. n; of tlw \'11hurnn oli~ll!l!('t Rto> J•orni n~or in very p o•l'l t lm t tlw ~o01 l pco p\1• of :"\ ew Yo r k lun·e •liu pp nit1 1111 1' 111 ~ r~: ll'l\1'\ling puhli 1• Ruh~ riptionA 1'0111'~ ... ~ \\'(' hll\'t•. One i11 JUJ\'(' t ~Hto' thnt mon r y liO ~ u hMC r i h ed r en cht>s its tion . Th('r+• ,,,.,. e!hRrill'lhl l.' ltouls whn t11k e too liiNRily I tnnxim t lult rhnri ty o u ght to ho•J.d n At hntnP. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. 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Will Result in Robbery of - -Paying Workers by Check Should be Abolished. CANDIDATE FOR ALDERMAN. FAILS TO DENY HE BROKE STRIKE F. Schroeder Admits He Worked During Strike and Tries to Excuse Himself By Saying He Did Not Belong to Union. Pnrty StN"et meetare a joke are given spaee. Hvt'r~· movethe Soeialista ha\"fl &11\cceu ~o the colunms of 1>rca.~. is on.ly one anawer-tbe that. be are frightened by rapidly growing aentiment for working clau' organization. despite all the obatae1ea aNI thrown in the path of the :;~Joanor•dgn committee e'f"ery meet. luc~ and t be ¥Ote oa will be an eye opener, waul to know what- the doing and get the . ,.. ;._ .--~··.- ..•truggles. nead �Socialist Party . Municipal Pla~oi'm Th_e Bi,Uest ·Valpe 'For Chid Judge of the Court of 'Appqts, HENRY L. ,SLOBODIN OF NEW. YORK CITY. • ' For :.usociate judge'or the Court of Appeals,· ' - ,. H. D. WILCOX, OF EU\IJ!A. UITIIODUOTOIIY. Tht' Soeiali.at Party in the of Buffalo ia n pi.rt of the witlc mo\'ement to Rboli11h the ploitation of the workert by ca)UtAlilita, and to ~•tab1iah F~~l~~r~~ic iO:::r£~~ ~l'erative Commonwealth. p u t change ia at hand. For Su~me C..ourt Justice, VALEN:f!NE I<UCH . Mayor STEPHEN J . !.l.AHOJ'I."EY Co1:p0ratioli Connael ~:~i~J:~~et~nb;~~teit abo~{ dition To ne1..'0mpliah thia end the work· ing claaa of the world has created the Socialiat l'ar1y lUI ita politieal ber ina1tf~~~:;t. 1 :~. Comptroller .Aalesaor LOUIS F . RE.."UN Judge of the City Court WTLLIA.\f F. CA1'TELL Commissionet' of C-ounty C harities ~ms. ti DORA FOSTER 0\·erseer of the Poor SAlfUEL LEARY Cbuncihnen WILUr:JJM ALMENDINOER JAMES J. BATTISTON] H. H. CROLEY W. WOJ€:ECJ10WSK1 , ch•fend int rro·11l ~ of tlw working cl nk.~. t ho• t'IIPiiRliHI rlnli~ growN mor•· ruth]PNS in opprf'AAillll wnrk ,.r~. It h11" ohtnin,rl ro n! ~~~~~:',1!,.~. ~~;·:~~j~~1111!~~. ~,';,':, h.v ~~:.;.~~:~~:~~:~~ ci~'~·'r:~:~;~ I' ,.1:.~.i;···~ pro!ectin!t~ i the . ,..hilclrcn fr~~: ~::h~~f~~~tl~!rff ;~~n,t~ 1 •.' .he em. rfjfli,·n lt tloo• stru g~:J,.. nf tllf• work . po,~···rt>ol. Ill 1111 e""''~ wlwr<• t>c~n· PI"' f,, r lwt l!~r eonditinmt. It Ulif'S I nm1•· pn·S.'>I~tt' wnnl<l ot hf't\\"l!le t h(' pnw,..r nf e nv,..rnm,..nt for thl' o·ornpl'l ]ltlj)I]JO to _lcll\"o• ~chool Jw. ~'XJ•] ..itution of tlw procluo·•'" Th,.. foro· the AJ;(' of ~~~htl'<'ll . to !l'tn.nt t·ourt <: ~tud thl' polic,.. nrc itll H!ln wnn,..CII condttJOnnl on contlll· oho·di··nt tool!! 1\~ hn~ ro.,.Pntl\" _,.,.d ntlo·ndnnPo." In thnt n~:e. lwo·n olr>monlllrntl'tl ,]urin!!' tJ,",.l ~'v1•11tio~nl JIISt rudion. not lit riko•!l nf the rnruwn. P-;pr··~~rru•n. !'rr'•nte ~11111 of 1101111' UJI\nllfflctnr · 1lo·pnrtnwnt !!lOti' (']<·rkll in thi ~ l ~lj.!. or ~Ppnrnte fro111 .or nlternll· rih· o f tht> milwrs in w,.._t \'ir. tll"o' !O ~l·n ~rMl . t•rhu•ntJon,· hnt ~o . ~til;in. nnd of l h·· t;•.xtil•· wnrko•l'll o·omhllll'ol w1th 11 1111 to fit nll chJ]. in J.n "-r•·Ju· 1•• J.ittlf• Fal!.11 nnrl l'nt- •]r('ll for ,,.,.'f nl l_HlJOr. for the t>r~r·n 1lutir>ro; of o·i111.P1111hlp. nud for the I.MI I!' f'llOIIIth hill"(' th,.. worko·f'l o•njoyment of ci\"ili7.1'1l life. ho•••n tlw , ]npr>~ 11111] d ct i m~ of th" l P UBL1C HEALT.h" fruou l nn <i tr•'tH'hl•tl' of tlw Ho·. nnu· Ueereation and amnsPment, tog~ther with populnr Relf.OOuen.· lion, being n ece!lflar:r to healthy P UBU C WORKS AND CITY and happ~· life, we clemn ncl : KMPLO'YZES A s\\·eeping Jibt!rali7.Btion of the . . '. present antiquated Suncl11y lawa, \\ l' d e mancl !Jit' llboh t!OII of t he whoae sole efl'eet i11 to tnrn the eontrHct syst~m _on puh!ic work de11ire f or into ,•iciOIUI and the 1mh"trt ut10n of d t~e~t e.m· 11nd unlnwfnl c h11nnels nnd to give JliO.I' mN~t. by _t he mumc1p11hty oporhmity for police gtn.f t; u nt.l;•r t: l\'llser\'ICC Mtlefl. E!!tahlishment or f ree ~uncla \\' e further ~em~tnd: . for outcloor .sport!!, public be.ach ett That tire e lty estjlblts h wnge11 and pnrk11, municipal concert and and ho\11'11 of labor d istinctly bet· d 11ncing halls. nnd other pro,·ister in e'~ry cue than tho8(! pre. ion for ~errention. ' "l'liling in pri"atc enterprist'. tints Exterlded use or the aehools And making municiptt_l employment 11 otber public huihlin ~P~ for 10ei11l fo ret> for e le\'ftting tbe gener al gll.lheringw, meeting~~ of labor Or· con~lition of !abo:; . gftniutiom. llis('nMionll of public: ThRt the orgam ut1on of the em. 11uutiona, 11.nd other n~C~t, wt thout plo~·<'t'S iu the variou. d epArt· disc.rimination bet1nen partiea or nrents be eneonraged and their denominat ions, bnt ·w ith ll""p4lCi&l rib~t to 11trike recognised, in order rtgard to the needt of t he work · t o gi,·e t~ 11 Yoice in .regulating ing people. not mnre thnn l~i!l'hl hour11. ~· '!-'! the use ... atul unorgamzed workf'l'll. for the e!ltnl•lislmJent of a work tillY of ' ~~\~~- ~~~~:ntJtA~~!en~0a~~po; ~~~~~~~rg;:~~~:!;·k·~~~~g~o.~~d of We ·~. ~e~and ""'hl!••hm,••'l puhlic apirit in demoeratic and ef· to take fir~"n t ndministration of public af· agem~ie11 f111r;~~: .A liberal ll)'atem of compenutiou for accide ntal injury o r death an1\ for indu11tri11l dbease ineurffd in <" i.t~· employ. and rcti~ment ~PnsJOJUI for 1111 nged o r d1Mbled tttr f'mploy'*l. BTRiltES. needa of As a •ecce-~ .--cc ''•-• burden not be iat aystem, we liahment of a of unemploy· ment inanran~ eondue tecl u far aa poMible through workingmen'• We. de.mand thftt the ~ce.nsing ~~~':i~~~·i;,ith liberal aid .by of ,:tnkebreakera as IJ)('Clal depuWe dl'mand further t hat tits ht, atopflf'Cl, t h11t the police t imn of induatri11l depteuion flow.• r be ~ to the nt.moa4 t.o rit~· take 1peeial me!LAit~ to ~r;~fe~ow:.~k'~~ l~eo~~~i~k ~·~n~: ~!;i~io~~ i~11rth~11 ~~:i\~bo!he 111!!~·. aing!r or en ~~~~~· amJ,~o b~· the eonst.rnt:tion of ho!tl m~hu(Cfl a ud. d1atr~hute hi· ";Ot'l..~ ol p..nta nent ' 'llue f'~ature u1 couneet1on wnh labor the l a unching of ntunicipal the f"IOWI't' of tri 8 un(ler the pro,;aioml! tlh;JIIIIf:l; ¥ml · that ::~,~::~:n~~~~~:! 1~!u~~~~~~tb~~k~ hr~aktnt bania. in fft~:totietl or 11t reet cftr eltewhere in th~ pJat!orm. BROADWAY AUDITORIUM S e-•·rnth \Yard- H enry Go ldstein Ei~;hth Ward- Loui:t C. (;t>nll r\iulh W ard- E. IT. Giermnn · F.\c1·enth Ward- P1111l Krie r Twelfth w~ml-RoRCOe C. Ahel T hirtwnth W nrd-August Miller Folllrll'enth Wnrd-H. J . Buth Fitfcenth W11rd--John Venhern Sixt:cnth Ward-John C. Coughlin S...e-ntcenth WRrd-Leonnrd P t>r l')' Eight1·cnth Wnrd- Walter PRlmgr('n r\ineteenth W11rd- R arry P eterson Twentiet h Wnnt-Hcnr y Tutthill Twenty.fif'!lt \\'nrd- Art!hie Hcndet'11on Tweuty-secontl Wnrd-George n. Freeborn Twenty -third W11rd-C. lJ. Ring Twenty-fourth \\'nrd-.1. R. Melntosh Twcnty.ftfth W11ro·J- I rwin Lineoln Twent~·-sixth Wnrd-Charles Grimm Twenty·&e\•enth \\'11.rd-Frank Cahill PARK BANP "' DANCING "' MOVING PICTURES SPECIAL WIRE CUT THIS OUT THIS COUPON AND TEN CENTS WILL ADMIT ONE TO BROADWAY AUDITORIUM ELECTION NIGHT Super"iaor ... ,,., _...,. eujo)'lllent ·· . ELECTION EVENING Thir•l Ward-:'lliehne\ Roll Fourth Ward- D. F. Strnuahan Fifth Wartl- ) 1. \\'. Perine ~ix t h Wnrd--Jeromc .J . ~mit h 1 ill RETURNS F'irst W~trd-.'SRnnwl A. Fawkes Se<!oncl W ard-Adnm Schemb11 f "~-: :·;::.1 1.;:~:::::. r~;;~~~"~:1,; t•l.1· prn1···n I ~;:·~;:•i7~~~·= !';t~·n:~t 11i':;·,~~~,;,itl.,\. 1:;:; tlu•t th" rulilll!" '"111"11 will ri··],] l ,.it.l" to 11ppl_1" it .~ tCAchin~" II"! loin~ lol Hupplio·11tion or 1111 np· Th<' lou]f. heftr!cd pnlliHtiV(' p•·u l to j u.!'ltir>,.., Only loy 11 ho l<l. nu-usHr<'!l whil"l1 hll\'1' heo•n ndoptnccr·•·Jo.~il'•' 11tlitwl r 1\'ill tl~ wor\; . , ,.d nn· n m1·rt• d rop in t.)H· hnekl.'f. r>r• ,..r,·st from cn pitaliMm ROme •·ompnN'<i wit h the rondition11 , ,,.,,.,.;,] IOI O"IIIIIIti"< of t•·lief. 11~ wns whit·lo un• fostering t.hso·allt' nnd f!,. ,,,,,n.~trHt rd in th;• 1·nriou~ whirh t ho• 11dministrHtimo makes ~ trik··" 1\"hi··h hn\"<' thkf'n plnrl' in II" r>fforf to r e mO\"f'. hl'cnll!'<' to rlo t hi· ··Jt.•· dllrin~ tht• pn~t ~···nr. so \\'011], ] diminish tlw profits or T il• "o•·i;~li~t !'nrty will not rdn:t l luncllo rd11 nn1l em ploy•·!'!< it ~ o·fTnrT~ ~" Jon!;! ns tlwro· i.s 011,.. \\"1' tll'tua ml t he l'lll nhl ishment '""'' •·x ploitl'd lo.~· nnolllf'r But of s uflit~ i,• nt fr<'e olillp,..rumtio•s. ho~­ w it lt..\11 lo~iu ~ !lli!hl of tlli.Q, it ~ t•itn[ii. mnleruity loosp i tnl~. 111111i· fitud n h.io•••t . till' ~<11•in l i.~t l'nrt_,. 111ritrm1< nnd COII \'IIl•·.so·~·ul homes to mn l. ··~ thl' 1lnil.'· s lrllt:J.do• of t lw no·t·ouHuodn t e tlw \'IIIII !lumho·r nf work•· r~ tn imprOI"<' tlu•ir conoJi. pntio·nt,; who nrr n nw d t•nicd l inn ih own ~lr11 !;!idr> proper care thron ~:h thl' prohihi· Th•• ~m·inlillt P11 rty thrr,..for•· lil"t' roll! of pri•·nh • in~ t it utiomt. pr•·~t·nts the followin~ p rocrntn Th(' trnnsfo rmnt ion of th r com. f••r th is ruuni··ipHl •·swpnigll ; flh•te medic11l ser,·icP of the city f rom 11 pri,·ate. c.hnritnhle 11nd MUNICIPAL PROGRAM. t•ommt'reinl. to n strid[~· public \\' f' plt-d R"" Olll'lich-<.'!1 to do our hMill to !It,.. I'Ud tlutt th P rnllint enut uu\~t to ns.<oist th" worker.< to llltt'l' of ht'ltlth rnR.I' hf' mndc R ' ''"L'":mi.ze o u tlor I'I·OrlOillit• tir>ld. puhlie ser\"iCI!. r endr>rl'rl to nll the REO'REA T10N. 812-814 WA8HINQTON STREET Alclermen nn<l othPr o•Jll· ' pronoliu~r Nhlt"ntiou for the yo1111~. 7t"ll" 111 s~·mpnth~· w ith it.'l niou 10 1 :\lo·olit·al nnol hygienic J>•·io>neo• \"1'"11•• IO I!"o·t!wt 011 II<' XI clt•o·tinn 1111Y i pnilll11 n ul 1111' ('A IIIICII of d iMI'II.'If' ~f .~:~:]'p~~~~~~ il~ :::~e!u~lf ~~~~r~l! ~rosll: :ts:;t~~ly ns 821-823 MAIN 8TI!EET Second Di!t rirt- William G. Roberta Third DiRtriet-Chnrles P hillips Fourth Distrio::t-Joltn P. Wannemaeher F ilth Distril't-Conrad Ht!id SiJ:th Distril't-Hcrlnt~n Ellit.r: Sewnth D.i!<lrict- William Smit h Eighth District- Frederick Orawender 1\inlh Distriet- llerrn11n C. Glau wnrkincm~n IIIH I to wor k: with tl1e o rg11nize,l -Bricka & ·Enos Astiembly Pint Di11trict- Domoitic De Sio :::,~:~lt,'.:'ll· ~;~~;;~~~~;~tnlll;~,rt:·''~::~~~~~ •·n~:;~ ~~~~;~~~~~.'~~::i~·li~ :::~~~~;~~= ::: 011 ul l +-· oOiidly. ' County Judge UENRY ~IA'M'HEWS i!t•·Ht('t 1\IL!IlhC I'li litirHI party which capitnln!ll ·~·sh·m 1111111' - . It baa a built the dalgn Ia J!Cifcct and the coverbe Is of the .finest goods. Do not wait a minute but buy the big v.al~ at this record I. B. TAYLoR t •\"t•t nt the - ~ EDWABD T. D'URAND en•r in view. the makesb1h 11tmeturee Sm-inli~t Partr i purpoRS. me rc-<'cl with the Ill the wol'l;in.2 dt~u. nud m1I clnue.s o r!fnniz•·d: the at r uggle11 of wnrk i n~ f"huu; ftl"e itfll'llnJggles; it bill~ when the \\'Orkin!: elnfl.'l i it .o~ su<'<'f'M i~ thr 1111!!Cellll of wo r k inJ(' c]Ail~. Tho' workrrs lit£! ~·1111 \- ...Qn Earth 11 Is ont irtmtn• dou.»•lllt Bil and Easy and & {cgular f28.QO .., ~ Pint Wfttd-Vixley Ryvente Seeond Ward-John G. (;()oper Third War4-Chnrlea Plauman Fourth ·ward-Charlea Faeuler Pirth Ward-John L. Pier Sixth Wat'd- Da\·id Umphref'·ille S e \·ent'h Ward-Morris Braunstein Eighth Ward- A. G. Erflenbeck Ninth Ward-Otto Stilke E Je,·enth Ward- P11ul Vogel, Jr. Twelfth Ward- J... C. Beesing ,, Thirteenth W11rd- Charles Roceeh Fourteenth Ward-Chnlea ,Adam.a Fifteenth Ward-O~rge Habieht Sixteenth Ward-John Vogel . { "t" ~ Se,·enteentb Ward-AJbert Bayer fP' .. Eighteenth Ward- Julius Knapp Nineteenth War d-Albert Abiatti ~ Twentieth W ard-Artbut' Cut out this coupon. Admlaolon without coupon ,_ • ,.. , Upton f : ' ···: Twenty.fint Ward- L. 0 . .Harvey Twmty-~eoond Ward-Btujamin T.,ylor IJ'wenty-third-W. S. Brown With ten ~ta It will 15 C<nta IEJijiNS FR~M SCflfiEUADY AND'·O'Hifl CIHES f" ; ..... It Ia good for five ~ta. aclmlt yois to the ·big doings. · ·•• Tw,nty.fourth--Joaeph ' Ball Twenty.fi.fth Ward-'Charlea J . William.lo.n .•· · · · Twenty-Mventh Ward--:Cbarlefl W • .Willett Thirteenth Ward- Frederiek Goodall Fourt~th \Yard-Douglau ~Jierjeau Filteenth Wart1- Frank Weiae Sixteenth Ward-John Rosenkranz Se,·enteenth Ward-J.' k Koehler Eighteenth Ward- }i' i-ank Knap1) . }l.'iueteeuth Ward-Ocorl:e DeGraff ~·entieth W ard-Axel Pete.non Twenty.fint \Vard.-R· 0. ~l etealte \ Twe.nty ...'ri.xth W ard-Reid Mt'Credie · Tweri\.Y;~t\'ellth \\Tafod-JoseJlh Rourke __ _ . AUSPICES LO<;AL BUFFALO, soaAllST ? ARTY , Twenty:ais.th Ward-Lant r ill Geiger .CODitables ~nd Ward-Frank EhrenfHed Fifih Ward..;....f'rederiek Kimm.iek Sixth Ward-Emil Opler Ninth Ward-Emeat Stilke Ele venth Ward-William Cadin Twelfth Ward- E . 0 . .Daum This is the -=:,venin• the 89cialists Will ·i;:njoy ·Them.elve~ TH'B fj' ~ U.B Ellml1"'SS !l.:~~e:.;~:JIIilll,ll~~-lllllm �·oVEMBER .• 1ST "'i JAMES H. MA~ Praidalt Pmaayhmll& Fcokr•tloo of l..!.bor SPEAKERS Stephen .J. Mahoney, Soci.a list Candidate for Mayor George R. Kirkpa·trick, ofNew ·vork City, Author ofWar, What For? .Jam ·e s H. Maurer, President- Pennsylvania Federation of Labor and Member National Executive r ·committee, Socialist .Party Admission, 115 Cents Reserved Seat &0 Cents, on sale at Socialist Headquarters, 605 ~SHOE co. ~How To Vote On SENECA AND E L..L..ICOTT STS. Amendments Mut~al Life Building, and 166 Broadway THEELEPHANTIIOIJSE I Chiropractic Of CAPITAUSM Lay Asid~ Pr~judic-e (The Child of Ignorance) Come and Get Well THE NI!WLY DEVELOPED SCIENCE TH.'oT PROPERLY APPUED, BRINGS HEALTH The body, like any other machine, will work normally when all its pa rts nre in plncc so the energy will upply, ~Oents ~ We want you to try a·~alr of.thoae wpndar.ful Buffalo Shoes I 000 pair Men's $4.00 011 1500 pair Boys all solid hard Crafn Work. Shoes, 0 wtdth knock ~ho ol Shoes, slze orily . . . . 12.48 I to 5 . . . . . 815o Intht~bum • .,body tbeeoersyl•Cilll&dnln:udo.e. hl• trallltDltt.ec! throu4h Lhe nent~t to the eellt of the body, and to loog u the uerTe chan11dt ou-e free ' he ttlmulat will pu1 to the plaoe of !noctiOD and nor· m-.1 aechl~y,.·lll '"ull. Normal fuoecJon muo1 HEALTH. The ehlropt'I.I:Wr 11'ho It afll.d eot In hit 'lll'ork ean ~~the aboonnal po~llloa of a.ny tl&~ue of he body. Thlt remoYet tho oau.e ot (-.tied) dl.e&H, and he..ll.h, or hnmony, It the reeult. No eharge It made fot an eumlll•tlon. It placetJOII onder no obll· ~ratloo. l nYetllgaalo · will tho• yoll that chlropraecte It •hu you are looklnJ for and • Ill do all we el&lm. Curn.tuftlll a apeclaky. 0.11 alld be eo~~Tlnoed . Ut.ntul't MaJitd 0C1 R.qu.l. F. 0. HANSON, D. C., Chiropractor 262Y.Utka St. Both P bODU. ' BUFFALO, N . Y. �• ~~~ ......,...-z,..,.,.,.. (W"IoW IOCW.ST~ i:xl.ARY .............. -....: ..,...~,.,...,..,. ....... u.-..... __,.~._, ~-.- .......,.._ .... , •• ..... JUI7Al.Q.K.'C • ~- -r•. r. ~-.-. --~&Y. • , . ,.,.. . . . . . . . . ..,-M.- ...._ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/3b47c44e56fc995974800f93ed6120a0.pdf 543cdee968d39f294da56bb25d3d22ef PDF Text Text ,. . . Some. of the Citizens and Progressive -Candidates Have Slgn'l fied· a Desire to Talk to and Debate With ·tt;e Socialists. The Socialist CamPQ.Ign"'Comm~ttee Is Very Anxious to Gratify Their Wishes and Takes Thls-Opi:;or1unlty to PubUcly Challenge Any and All th'e Citizens and Progressive Candidates to Meet Representatlv.es of the SocialiSt Party In Debate. The Sooner the better and the More the Merrier• . ) -'the Soclaflst Party Is the Only Party In the Present Campaign Which Stands Ready at All Times to .M eet Rej,re~entatlves of the Old Parties or the "C.•tS" or 81,111 Moosers In Debate. . ·· · Will the Citizens ~nd Bull . Moose Candidates Accept This .Defy? Of SOCIALISTS· MAKE OLD PARllES WONDER No one to blame, no oue to ~ ~~~ "htcb the IJllsguu.led blame,'' 181d Judge Brennan HI· took lu• 0\\11 hfe Luigi 1 ftrdlly dte ruOOn In haruJmg dO\\ II 1101 \\ !Hhlflg to IJI! burned to h1.1 cleeuuon On the CioH:r Led JlllllJ>f'd out of th.r wmdo\1 null duut.ater-"..;'.rrio one to blamt' ' l mlt·rnl\lh lnJIIM'tl "'"d d 1eil dec Hled the mveat•gaton~ of the follu\1 IIIK S tmday Is th1a lhated uull d 1¥1Uie r \Ulh Jhl i4 ~o 1 It 11 murd~r pure and nctmu :<\o oue to blame, pi~· llghed the whnewa1ht'rw or t11e It nn111t lw a mAtter of regret BmghamtoD fire, winch sent 27 the Ne"~ and Tune~~ thnt there worken to the grt>at unkU0\111 \\ eN! not 1nore falahllet 1n con • ~ o one to blame.' dee1dl:d the nu·uou with th111 dl&Uter What W\e&tlgators of the Cherry Cro:o:k a fino• chaucP 11 \rOnld ha' e b eo11 diJI.Ilater with it& ..WO victims. ··l'..:o I to take up another collection of one to blame!" The ,.,.ortl" 111ill flftcl'll thouMnd Jollat"' or ao for r iug in our ean when ..-e remo:m- aweo:t '' 1'. h11rity .. without being reber the l.roquoia fit't!, the Oeu~ral 11uireJ to make a public accountSlocum calaatrophr- anti the pun- ing of dilburaementa. dreda of livta whieb were 1111criBy thl' 111"8)'. it will not do to let Heed on the altar of Capitalillt .\lr. J01!lyu think WI' hne forgotgreed. ttn 11bout that riwted mill f und. '' So one to blame :'' ~o! So lit 111}"11 that about four thouaand one but the worken themaeh ·ee doii!Wn! baa h l"f'n diatribut~ to who at&nd by like sheep and aee date and that no a~ounting of the their brothen alaugbtered. What rema.inder will be m11de until they doe. the Capitalist eare for t he are f.!"ood ami r-eally. livea of a• few menf A doll11r ad. Have no fear, Mr. Worker. in the papera and hundredJi will They will di!ltribute the money all be reeruited from the army of the right, but not heeause they want unemployed 16 take the plaee of to. A liltlt. apnr in the rorm of a the murdered. · jlt:tition lligued hy the principal The-e accident. Are prev~ntablo. C'Ontri_hutorR,. 1lenumding an _acT he l:lwted milt di&uter and the countmK. w11l mrn the tnck. Clo\·er l.eaf expl01iou would Dt!\'• illn 't it about time to gtt out th.at er ha,•e oecnrred if the fae torid petition f Will ~·ou aign it f Do W'ere operated for the beneflt of yon went to k~1ow what became of humanity instead of for making the money wh1ch you thought waJI profit&. A thouaa.nd dollan io- goit1g to the ..-i~owa and orp~j!tll ve.ted in blowen would have ke pt ?f tbc Huated duuu;terf All rll(ht. tho&e mills free <It gaset and the 1.t you do, 1111k Jo.~lyn, uk Butler, workers would ha\'t: been rerDoved llSk Mack. They know! fron1 the brink of hell. I ci ali s t S pea k e r s Hold Audiences with Logical Arguments for Cause of Workers- Every Han Filled With Enthusiastic Listeners - Big ·Vote Predicted. �WHERE SOCIAUSTS STAND WITH UNION Jama H. Maurer, P.uiclmt of Pennsylvania :Stlckl'";~""'•1• Ftdtration of Labor Will Speak Here on NO'"m.bcrl lst-0'Brian I....bor Fakir& lnvitd to Hut Him. , lfJll FDUIIJEI .... We carry a ~plete IIDl ol GENTS,FURNJsiiiNGS· and cater espe; ially to the -Union Trade ·:. ~"®-""50 i ?-nte ~ Weof~~~~~~~,.;~alrBuffalo Shoes I 000 pair Men's ~4.00 0 11 Grain Work Shoes, D width only . . . . .2.46 1500 pair Boys all 501ld ,hard 1 knock School Shoes, size I to 5 . . . . . INio ~~~t thl• co11poa to th• &lWo 8bue Oo, bdore lfon~mt.- 111, u d It will be NCIMmed tatDe .. 60 oe"c.. In ll'lliCie7 oa 117 pt~ir ot Bul!falo !AOH rot dre.orwort:, ...60, H.I0,t§.00ortii.O'). 011M10011p011 l0 1be~lr, N"' 1ood an.t Nonmber 10th, UHI. 11"' 1ood 011 ltJI& Bu,Ua 8boel. NlapB Wa""JH'H'f GutaotMd rioabta WHI' &111 011 IYWJ pair. " 8podal, &,. &;loa' 8boel, baed naah , wtdl Mlapn ~bla WMI' Sol•, dt.eol lOco l l , tiGO; l t.oii, P aJ. .l uttheBbotfce'~ o.,._ �STEPHEN J. MAHONEY, Uadld.ak lor MayCII' JAMES H. MAURER. Preal.:knt Pnu>aylv.lnll. Fcckutlon of L.bor SP&AKER.S Step he n J. Ma honey, Socialist Candidate fqr Mayor George R . Kirkpatrick, of New York City,- ~athor of War., What For? .James H. Maurer, President Pennsylvania Federation of Labor and Member National Executive Committee, Socialist Party· Adml••lon, 15 Cents Reserved Seat 50 Cente, on sale at Socialist Headquarters, 805 Mutual Life Buildi ng, and 185 Broa dwa y THE · HUB "TOM", THE r-qfAT How To Vote On Amendmen:ts Mllllll [f. .auii&,VIUI!MI~I 84 Se.n~ St. MEN'S OI[I1'1TTI!RS lil iAn t!tpeol al !Of' t hla 'W-k t :$10 Suit• and 0.trCO.J.tJ, • • Suit& and Ov~tl .. ~1 5 .$10 Suits and Overcoats • • .$2.00 " "" • • • • • • EDWAlD C. UEIIIU Printing of ()u11lltp UNBOSSED ''li~ubo&L'tl, ' ' chf l.i11t£'n. Thom118, I would a. word with t hef•. , Tom! Inter- UN I O N H ATS THE~HAT �: fl"UUI..IMm)yan.Yrtllll. -' , , BUI'Fo\LO soa.wsr·~ <XIIIe\NY .. a..--.-1·. 6M..a:.-....J,L6..., BUPPALO.N.y. JUJtTUf ~ .......,_ HIDCRY ~.--......J~...,, Ptb $1.00,. .,...., . . lib: Sut.::rlplbt ~-.. ta..-.: '~ ......... ~. W', P . CA.Tnt.~.: 1'VT'nULL. ,.__.,. ' BUf'PAJA~Y· ! • _.... piY'I1Ik .. . . . . . ~ ~· - . \\'hen going to the polls on the fourth of November, cem<emiO« II th' "' the part played by capitalist politicians during the spring ! acti1·it;:~~~· ,i)~,;~,r~~rtl~~r~r!~~~~~~;~~~~:m N~h,:' c:~~e~~~~r to rcwanl them ior their hostilit:-; to the efforts of underpaid nfen ~:';~ ..; ; ·;·········-· and \lumen tu make a decent li1·ing. · li you miss tl;ii!l opport unity to reg ister your protest against 1:1=-= .:;;.;-.- ·----~~ t he shameless ahnsc o i power and position o n the part of your masters a nd thei r hircli!IS!I, ~·,u disg-race yourselves in the eyes o f e\·ery right - t hi nkin~o:. fair-minded ami jnstice-lo\·ing m:m in the co untry. a nd prove I•' thr world thilt .the manly exam ple o f the fa thers of the cl'iunt r~· ha~ been wasted on you. \\'o men an· lighting ior pu litical rights. in order to make them .. ,r sel\'e~ uscthem ash:~mci'~~~'1~WP.nSIM~UU);t-f~~N.~t.~~~Ei~Mr:= hranl in the ,-,, n,Kils the nation . \\'ould it not be if '!ten. tn the fu ll_ J ~ •~:<c,.,.i..n uf those rights, proved by their own that t h~·.1 dHI 1\\11 know how w in tclligcnth·. c!Tec.tin:l.l· at~ol i••r thl·ir o w n interest ? · Think .,f it. \~·orkinJ.:mt>n n f Ruffalo . ami show \'Ollt:'-~lve;o. C(]Ua l t t• !In· t ;t~k that he ~ hd o rc you ! ' .. :ll'\ 1<111 the :\lrmc\· ;;on~rn;; the wo rld a nd wo rker,: demantl their full quo ta o f rcprt ~Cili:LtiOH in this g'OI'CrOiliC!lt. If human .n.1 tu rc l'annnt he ch;tngcd. social conditions can be c-han,;cll tho~e con<huon~ that dchumam ze men and m man) cases Think bciore you I'Ote. aT1d if you m ake your interest the subject of your thoug ht!!, ~·ou will vo te the Socialis t ticket, the .1 that repre sent ~ y o ur interest a s a wo rker who is not the tool h<Hir. hut a m a n in o wn tig ht. · his he Fuhrmann prom i:>cs to cnforc~ all th~ law s. His promi~e he n f 1·aluc if had shown b1• h is adminiStration that ltc to keel' promises. He has bCcn tried for four years and w:uu in:.:. Let u,: not tru!"t in idle pro mises o f capitalist the~· :trc not wo rt h the pap~r on whtch they ar-e wnttcn. tin<~ ns :tre tl!lahl~ to keep promises gi\·en to the common hccan~e they :tre not thd r o wn master;;; they ar~ the mer~ t he mal't.: r~ oi indust ry, co mmerce and finan4e. O' BRIAN A8 A DEMAQOQUE. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/6f0412c3667caa6d7e4ed3eff8d16532.pdf bd7748b04066fb090ea89dfa0f10b76f PDF Text Text EXTRA! - As if to: Give ~the Lie to ·the. -V aunted Prosperity Argu·ments of the Capitalist Politicians the Shops af ·Bufralo Are Laying Off Men by the· Thousands. · - ' The Capitalist Vultures Will Go the_.~imi~ in 'their Determination to Keep the , I Work_ e rs in Submission. IF WE OWN.E'D W .H AT WE PRODUC_§ The boob who kicks against the idea of ''dividing up" ' is usually the fellow who is wondering .U.Jinlniii,.O iwhere he will get his next meal. capitalist J¥>1iticians are maka big noiu . just now about greatness of Bufblo and they asking you to • vote for a Buffalo:-Your Buffalo." of it do you ow:n? can figur~ that out and th~n aft~r taking ~t \he wuhh which after an equit- UlCI"CW<I J · ·•~"''" ' able distribution of what he has produced he can db:ide •whether or not a redistribution would suit him. ' :raking the capitalists fi1.rures as ·Set forth in the Buffalo Chamber of Commer« 0Tglln, ''The Li \'c it? If \ not against ~idy says that a few :~ork lh•c Wire," we lear n that Buffalo peo- real pie have $J::a:s,IXIO,OOO on deposit$$$ in Buffalo banks. Buffalo ha,·- to a ing an• industrial population or 988 ahout 435.000, you and ~ach men1- you hne you ber of _your family ought to have diS!atisfied with $5 17 iri" the bank. Ha1•e yo u got yo u produce. hue a at i MINE WORKERS . SACRIHCED TO CREED · OF HUNGRY OWNERS of Men Entombed in Mine and Rescuers Are Hauling Bruised and Burned Bodies From Mine ---;- No Protection From Dust EXplosion. (Sped• ! to tl.e Bn!f•loS.,..ialilt. ) I '"'~'~,'~:~;:~~· ?\ 1;;,i~~:~ 'J·~r~:~~~ SCHENECTADY SOCIAIJSTS ,.. ;,.,. '";0,,,,. ;.,;.,.•. ,.,d """" BE AT1 NC.ICE TRUST know{, to be clC'ad "llnd more th an mo re than 250 min~rs hurried 111 t he debris, who.-:t' fate !s Ullknown, The Social i11 t sdmini~trntiou in t_~e rC'scue wo~k ou; Ill t_hc Stag ~heiiN!Tndy hM pro\·idcd munici~ano n C:oal :\!me No. 2, ts fe\·er· pnl ice at cost , with 1,000 cu&totn- 15~~~~~~~;~!fs ~~i WOni~Tl ~nd chit- r:u~~j~~~H~~;~IIC~Ihi~ll:l~::.~li~i;~~l~l:~:i~ <lrcn, the Wt\cS .and dnldrct~ o f the en tombed tt.Hlcr.i, arc b~SICJ;· ing- t_he ~ntrance . to the min~. f_ranucall y . p!eadmg that the h ves of the.tr Jo,·ed Qne.-: ~e sa~·~d. The_ ~ccne ts heart-~cndermg. I he fanuh~s of the mtners already kno'':". to be d~.a~l, present an agom~mg ami ptuable S l tee la ~ l e. All n_tg.ht lo ug the~· kept a _faith· fu l_ ngtl o.n~r the dead bodt c:S o f t hetr .rdattves. It rs sttted h~r~. hy men familiar. with ~he condit.ions prt"val~nt 111 the til-fated mme. that th~ li\'CS .of the hundreds of miners ~mploy~d there were g:ambled with _a gain5t an outlay oh1 com· par~u,·~ly ·!'mall sum · fo r safety dev1ces. That the ~x_plosion was du~ to the accumulation of coal du st and coal ga~. i~ disput~d only by a few. ~flmng experts agree that with a proper li)"5tem of exhaust fan s and with an C(IUipment oi tntion th ey formed 1111 HSIIocin tion of SocialiKtH wh o en rric.l o 11 the \\·ork n11 11 Jll'inate ent erpri»e ut eo~t 11nrl Iilii!! tlefen ted tlw io.:e tru$11 thnt bnd lon g !Jicd the cio•. St reet~ have bct>n h!.'ttcr clctmt·d . HI )O\n'r rutell. tlmn e ,·cr hc.forc, whi le pny ing ho~ tlt•r wngec for the work. 1'11viug i11 doue st lower rfl.t e» through cutting out the old eontrnct IIYIIlem. A central purch. asing ~tgen cy for buying city &lipplica hu been elltnh lio;hed and d fected great llll\'hlg, thQ.city ~eSI>­ men! hR8 been rai•ed 11. third of a million . Milk and food ilt~ Jieclion hn\•e been t'fiiRblillhed ttnd health sllfeguarcled. A pharmacy hBI\ heen est•bli.sltetl where city pre· llCriptionJJ are Riled r~e. fl u raised ularies of a ll public ~e hopt teach en~. Pro,·id ed freo text book.. and rree IIC:hool ttupplit'8, 1u1 well aa. free dental ~~en• i ee for ~~ehool ~hil­ dren. Forb11de im))()rtation of" thniJII and gun men dUring •trike. bed of it ~ h,orrors. ticians. ~~~~:a~ed;~o~~~~ra\'~af~~~~:O~~: f~~ ~!":!~~ f~s:t"n;· o1f~~~;e 5 ~~~ -"" �.. ~ ; J. Duncan, Ma)'OI'- of- Butte, Mont., Answer this Quation .:._ He is a Capible Official and a Fine Speaker- Every CitiUn s.,;,wd Hear Him. Lewis What will Socialists do when �_ ,' ' Fo• Odd Judge of tbe.CO..Ool~ HENRY L. SLOliODIN OF NEW YORK C1"I'1(. "' Foi- Associate jadge.of dle..totin pf ApPUis. H. D. WJLCOX OF I!Lio[IRA. ' For Sapmnc ~n1 J~ , ''• : • ,W I LI.:IAM S. PHILUPS. .. .._, For Sapreme Court Jil•tice: VALEN.TINE KlJ_CH. • . Jlayor ·STEPHEN J. MAB,ONBY . Corporation Coupsel EDWARD T. DURANDComptroller L !!,.,.TAYLOR I .._, Big M.~e.ti ngsTOURA~ E :·.LA HALL, Ullcil 1111d Clt17'1ilnck Sis. MJZ f.AH HALL, (/). tFmp 11nd 6trkimtr Sts: I .. - . COL~MBIA TURN . HALL, 1261 6tntstt St. · . SPEAKERS: · LOUIS f. REXIN Judge of the CitytCourt WILLIAM P. CATTELL County Judge LEWIS.]. DUNCAN, Sociallst M ayor of Butte, Mont. · STEPHEN. ]. MAHONEY, <4ndidate for Mayor SOL FIELDMAN, of New .York O ty IIE:"l'RY Af_A'M'HEWS Commi.sioner of County Charities MRS. DORA POSTER Oven~etr of the Poor SAMUEL r.~EARY Councilmen WfLBELli ALlltENDlNGER J AJILES J · DATTISTONf H. H. CROLEY · ALL THREE SPEAKERS WILL SPEAK AT ALL lHRff MEfliNGS Admission Free W. WOJCECHOWSKJ AITAll Assembly "Firtt Dilt~et-l}(lmonic De Sid Seeond Diatriet-William G. Roberti Third District-Charles Phillip. Fourth District-John P. Wannemacher Fifth District-Conrad Reid · Sixth Di1trict-Berman Eilitz .' Se\•cntb Dinriet- Willia'm Smith Eighth Distriet-F-rcderiek Qrawe.Dder Ninth Di11lrid-Hennan C. ~lau (Specilll to tbe it in helping to bring the toanend. BROADWAY AIIDITORIUM / saturdag EYentng, JoYemner Jst SPEAKERS : GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICif. Aut hor of W a r, What For? JAMES H. MAURER President P ennsylvania Federation of Labor. Admission 15c. Reserved Seats 50c. · Purcb.,t l'Our Cltktts Dow. tleken on u.le t t Soc:lallt t Headq~;~arte", 1106 )lgtual aod at Wm. J ooe. Suclalltt Newt StoTt', 166 Broadway. l~ed ~·t Ute B~;~lldi~;~J;, conflict ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~ Furs a"d Mllline..Y AT ·~~~~Aat.J< QO TO LOUIS A. ABELSON . CORRESPONDENCE ""'" lho Sod;;:;:- u N I 0 N H ... T . . THE~J Aa a aubtoeriber to the oD.!J Eugli.Jib •J>I'&king ..-orkinlf ...... J>&J>e t ill tbe IIIT ..... IIlthi.•MUI"n e ity . (The Bull"alo Soeiali1 t ) , 1 wbh II•. DJ•'-It.,twt. •-'••W~8fJ­ Eighth Wa.rd-A. G. Erftenbeek Ninth Ward-Otto Stilke Eleventh Wal"d- P11.td Vogel, Jr. Twelfth Ward, L. C. Beesing Thirteenth Ward-Charles Roeeeh Fourteenth Ward-Charles Adams Fittee.nth Ward-George Habieht Sixteenth Wa.rd-John Vogel Seventeenth Ward-4._1bert. Bayer B.ichteenth Ward-Julius Knapp Ninet-eenth W ard-Aibert Abiatii Twentieth W ard-Arthnr Upton Twenty~flrst Ward-L. G. Harvey • Twenty.seeond Ward-Benjamin Taylor Twenty-third-W. S. Brown Twent,--fourth-J'*:pb Ball Tweuty.flfth Ward-Charles J . Williauuon Twen-Q>-Uxth Ward- LantQll Geiger Twenty-eevelith' Ward~arlea W. Willett: to _..Y• few "ordal11. re gard• to tbe aU1tu•le of tbe tb-eet e~r 111oflll. About four ..-eeb ago all you c-ould bear !ro1n tbem wu Soeiali.Jit Tie ket for WHITE y H E A T RE OA.K eTRitET Betweea ( l e g - aac1 Tuppn P'our Picture• Alway-. AJ•W..IC• . - I-C;;;·~·· "-"-"-~-.;;:. \he HYPNOTIST - ~~. "' Constables SeOond Ward-Frank Fifth Wlird-Frederick Kimmiek Sixt"k Ward-Rmil Opler Ninth W ard-Erne.t Stilke __, ! "- ' Ele..-entb Ward-William Cadin Twelfth Ward-E. 0. Banm ·'I'hirteebtb Ward-Frederiek .Goodall Pourteeotb WI.~Douglua Bellerjeu ' :: Fift.eestt b 'Ward-Fr&ok weiM · Si%\eelttb Ward-Jolla Bo.mkrana .._ Seveuteentb ~·~· N. Koebl~r !Uob- Wud- Fnnlt !Glapp Nm.teenth'i"~..... DeGntl . · · ! · Tweatietb Ward-Axel' Petenon ' . I ' . h:mf1--8nt W~R- o :. iretealle TweatJ-Cst.b. Wanl-..-~id Me0rewe , Tweati1'T~tla Wani-.:Joeepb Rourke' SOCIAUST DEMONSTRATION We make • tpectalty ot repaltlog and al~rlug !"u". L')1J'EST PRICES ::183 O•n. . . . St~t:. n•ar S p r u e . ·~!~t~\';~l~~;::r~n~~::n:!~~n ·,·-. Socialitl.) Calument, Mich., Oct. :l'j.The \\'estern Federation of i\:liners, which is directing the strike the 15,000 copper miners, has appealed to the people oi strike <li~trict to co-oper:.te with Supervisor First Ward-Vixlr}' Ryverse Second Ward--Johu G. CooPer • Thil"d W ard-ChRrlea Plamnan Fourth Ward--Charles F11.euler Fifth Ward--John L. Pier ·Amendments B~;~ft'alo Calumet, Mich., Oct. 2J.-Im· ported gunmen and professional strike breake.rs aided by the itia this afternoon pe.acdul demonstration of striking copper miners, wi\"e!l and sympathis-cf1'. \Vomen who carried the American flag at the head oi the procusion were knocked down and beaten. the flags trampled in the dirt of the s treet by the gt.m· men. Many of the paraders were bruised and beaten. Fourtoen strikers. we"re arret<ted, :~mun;.: th~m two wo men. The 1-.'lLUmen were let go a tjd a rc n.-.w enjoying lhe freedom of the city. Aldermen Fin~t W11rd-Samut>I_A. Fawkes St'eond Ward-Adam Schembs Third WRrd- MiebliCI Roll Fourth Ward- D. F. Stranahan Fifth Warcl- M . W. Perine • Sil:th Ward- Jerome J . Smith Se,·enth Wan:I- Hrnry Gold11tcin Ei~hth W11rd- l.oniA ('. Gena Nint h Ward- F.. A. Gierman f:Je,·enth "'a rd- Paul Krier Twelfth Ward- Roscoe C. Ahel Thirtet·nth Ward- Angust .Miller Fourteenth Ward- H. J . RUth ' FitJeenth Ward-John Venhern Sixteenth W11n:I-John C. Coughlin Seenteenth W"ard- Lenmml Perry Eighteenth WRrd- Walter Palmgren NiMteent.b Wan:l- ltarry P('ten~on Twentieth Wa"rd-Henry Tutthill Twmty-flnrt Wani- Arehie Benden~on Tweo ty-~~eeond WMrd-Oeorge R . F reeborn Twcntr-third Ward-C. U· King Tlrenty-Courth Ward--J. R. Melntoab Twenty-fifth Ward- Irwin Lineoln Twenty-sixth w 8rd-Charles Grimm Twenty-sennth Ward-Frank Cahill How To Vote On ClREAT CALUMET STRIKERS E.brentried · . . .. ' ... �PU!ILlSKIID .....-s,.y n-TH. BUFFALO SOCIALIST PIJBLISHING COMPANY .,_,_.,., 604.6051luhW Ufc lkoMtq BUPPALO. N. Y. ~.,=:::::: 1· ~CA~a,!.- A*Ir-. 604.605 Mutual Ulr: lkdklbl.r BUl'FAUJ. N. Y. Prb SUlO pll' ,..,, 5<k .tK -*bit J!f.Jdik 1P . &DC& ~ EakNd u ~ ma.tta ~· · Juae 5, J'Jl. at lb. pcll: oftb at 8ufWa. Nnr York. otlda-tbeactal lbtdl l. 1179 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1913 UNION MEN AND SOOIAL.ISTS The i1_11elligent unio n man cannot help realizing t hat in place 1s with the Social ists. for Socia lism mea ns t he I the wurke r!l from the despotism o f capital. \1 Juch union mcu arc con~tantly contend ing. n, c-~· certainly mu.lerstanJ that all thei r a ttempu a t having their de-mand!< io r sa uitary wo rking conditio n ;; in factories a nd sho ps lc-g-alir.cd arc hnile as lo ng a~ the lc~o:i~ latures a re contro lled by the capitah:.t da~.; . "llle \" know t hat whc:ue\'cr a .!il rike is on. or a boy· C••tt, c a pilliJ!<t jmiJ.,:ei are alw a y~ rc a<l y with peremptory inj unet\ons to iustrate tht·ir effort~ .,f ;.::ainu1:,: a fair day ·s wa~t:s fur a fair day's wnrk under hu111an n•n_rh uoon,.. T hey a rc aware of the fact that they can never hope of ~'"•·mg ~rr~cti~·e lal~r law~ enforced, a s lo ng as thl" fudiciary ,~ un•kr the domi 11 atinj! influenct of the: capi talist cla~s and eni<•}"S the pn~ il•·;.:c nf do:clari ng such laws unco n stitutio na l. It is their imere~t pu re ' and ~ i m pl l" that mu st prompt them to Fide with the S.oc i a li ~t s o n c lectiou day, ~nd elect men of their own hi~ <.llla J Kipa t it~n <)f NO\\ ' "'the tune o f year v.hen thc ca p1ta hs t poht1 t 1ans and thetr ward heale rs ply the1r wares. CampaiJ..'ll b;um tn i lluminated with electric light s are seen on ~t.any of the: saloons and the ~ 1 •ll~a\ s h_\'Ste rs a~e ah9ut . buym& crowd and (hstrabute c1gars.. lm· agtne t he gall of a n1an thmktng so httle of hts fello w cttl t:ens as to expect to buy .t hem at t h at price. Yet the sorrow of it all is, that it works. · A candidate is a good fello w be-t:r and a t 1p r or a lunch only shows that ,;oijliti;;~;lta•;.t. arc s uch that men are this free ha nd o u t, the candidate whose bOast his adminis t ra tion is one o f A fe w n ights a!-,'0 at the: Fuhr· mann meet in~ apposite the Publie Li bra ry tbc lkmocrats had a half do1en mcn mingle amo ng the YB:ta when that ci(ir is given away it is with the ho pe o f getting it back a hundredfold. You sell yourself o ut when yo u take it. peril!. . . . It IS ~tgh umc fo r profenmg any degree Ktncc tp rebuke t ho8C and \"Otc fo r there o wn If t he '"oters w.ou.ld us e: thi:ir \'Otell int elligent! ~·. things would be differen t. Of. rourse, but the- troubh: deeper. It is a re making accoun ts fo r I 1.Thefact arc: 1 thi n~s · in the: c.-<amine results unbiassed by prejusticc. If the~· wo uld look upon tic ll a« they look 111)011 thei r pri\"atc affa ir;;, the~· would a llow t hcmsel\'eS tu he misled the (:ttch-phral'e!< and empty dec· l:amations of vote-ca tchers. In their pri\"ate affair"- men look the ir «:ano mie interests. of tending to their own they make the mselves t he ical tools o f the ir masters : · :!~~~~~~~nt•h~·,·,:, ·;;:·;'i/;~~:~.''!-~':;i,r i~~:,~ ~~~~~-ac~,<~:~_~'/7~~:;,~ ~~ ~~~~~~ ~~:n~ss;~;!a~~~~~n~ait~t ctgars to :h~:~ hen~ii~e:. .. a~pcn~. 111 tlw lc~h.la\1 ~ ,- hm!Je~ <1~ 1\cl! a~"' puhhc adm•mstratwn :md "' the halb of JUSt ICC . :\.~muon men th o:~ arc figh t in~ the hatt i e~ oi t he workmg class i n the econo mic field. as Socia l i~ t s they mu st fi g ht the !la me hattlcs in the political firltl . :\11 class-strug g le:- are political as well as ccOnQinic ,;trugg les, and th e ir ultimate object is the co ~quest of all social IKJwrrs fnr the pnrpo~c" of m:akin,~.:: th em !' uh ~e n·1etH W the aim s in \"ic". that is. in ou r case, the: w elfare n f th e workHII-{ pc:ople, and ult i m ate\~· tht welfare of society at large. Tht• re is no antagoni11tn h<'twccrl 1'11 ture and 111t1.n, for mnn hi mH produrt of ~1\lllrt· . 1\JH] ht" r n ob il~st prodtwt. In mnu ~11ture t' ,.,.If ill bt·comcs ~~<·lr-comu: ioul'l. _T~1 i_s is th e roli~ II.Tiny thnt •• • • ~ cou ntry o_f unlimited p0!13ibilitito~~. inrhtd _. C\"t•n thf' me n jii' Miih he,•anlle they an• nn11_h t' o Jl'-'t t> nou gh 111 •·111. whil•· tiH· o·o11ntry t;x rorts.hundreds of milhon~ doli11N>' wort h 1·: food11tuffM to f.:-ed fore1gn nattons. AN YTHINQ FOR A N ISSUE n,..- Rt·puJ.h,·an ranrlidatt· f,,r :<.la _l••r. Th.,ma~ ~t• •ddan. lt•ndl_l t!o:.-J .. re~ th~t he .~!anti~ f,,r bcltl" r ~ t r..-,·t car s.:-rv ice and lower iart·~ ~lr :o't .. rl<brt h:1• " " ' :~!way~ hclrt till• !"'Sill nn It i ~ ,·mly ~inn· he ~~.:,•;;•·; ::~~ \';~·:.": ;~;'n\','t'" ~ ~1;• 1~;;.~, ~ :.·~:: ~It:! [~cc~:~~: :~• :: ~ ~~~ i 1 ~: ~:r~~~~ 11 1 1 •1•1 ;;: c '' " " b ]( :ll lwa _l l ·n mpan~· \\ lwn a man •~ J,,.,J;-in ;: i••r ~ ~· litieal ,ffi<"c In: mu,;t ha\c an i·~n•· t•• ,J,~c"" ;,ml a• '"'"'"a~ )II ~toddart wa ~ ll••nunatt"d In· i><'l::tll t• • [, • .lo, j, ,r an •~"'"' ami t.o:,·atJ~•· :<. Jr Fultrmanu 1\:i,< in co•ht• •l• wi th .~:··~- ~.·: ~ '"';',~ :~;; :;::~ t _,rh ~- .. ~;~: 1·~:;;'.. ,;,·~ ~i' t~-~~.~- ~ ~.~ ~~~~~icC it;:.~,;~!'';.,~~ ohol:tt<" l' " r rn;uH ••·ar < t ht· ~tree! r ar l'cn· ic<' nf thi ~ citv ha" hct·n ro t· [:. ,th I i"Jinau anti S tnr\d:art ha'"': li•·crl in t he" city f,, r m;ut~· i. ; ;; !'ir.·. _ t o:n ~;~~~~: h~~;~:;,~ 1\\~:·; :;·,~!-' :~.~~:1\e~~·,;:~l 01t~•~·'"J~~~:~~:;~i~~a~n~!ii~\\l~i: ~~~- :!nd 1 1 ~ ~•· r nrc: \lit] 1i 1ako: them all these )'t':t rs to f1n d ou t Some· thinJ,! 11h1rh t•n·ry.mc knew ' The truth i ~ t ha t O ' Brian and Sto r\dart art us in,l.!' a nt•driu l"lall •·ar «en·icc lor a n i"l'UC and aft e r decti n n for:;:<"! 1t . Thc:re is nc> ~incc ri ty in their prom ises. The~· are to 1'"'111'~'" tho: l" <'lt <·r ~ an_1·t hing- a nd e,·cr~· thin g to be elected. "' The law cannot prHe nt c rime, hnt in many c asee it Jeada 10 cri me, and the wo!"'MI c rimf'l fl.re com mitted in t he name of law and o nle:r. ~ial il'lls cannot he rulized in a d&y o r in 1 year, bot if we do wo rk for it in our day it will ne\'Cr be rulized at all. and of us i.s eslled 111l(J n to wo r k for it. l..et ua 1\ll . do our p11rt . nod the result will reward ou r elfort.l. Think for it, talk for it. work fo r it , fi ~~: ht fo r it, and don't forget lo vote l or it. L.ABOR EOONOMIES AND L.ABoR POL.ITICS ~~~~~~~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Laying Off Men Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/72261c2d0e7c73dc00584d8252e2cf6c.pdf 45d10a9a0d1c86e80cf78fdeaae1e0cc PDF Text Text T() date' Miyor Fuhrmann has not replied to the challenge s~nt him over a week "-@;O to debate the issues _of 't he campaign with the: Socialist candidate for Mayor, Stephen d. Mahoney and many people wou.l d 'like to -k now why. . . ' ' Mr. Mah~ney stands ready to meet the, Democratic candidate in debate on five minutes notice, -'but Mr. Fuhrmann is as silent as a tomb whenever this subject is mentioned. . . .----· l=he.-8ooiaHS'ts~don~t .wonder~tha:t the~-Mayor .deo!ines..to.. d.ebate..... He is.oampaign~ . lng on a number offake issues .w hile the Socialist candidate has thettfacts. PEOPII MUST 'PAY EXPENSE Of TROOPS I FOR STREET CAR CO.I ~~=:::::::::1 111 court§ wu rk f,.r t he capn ;lli><tlthc: rll••~t IJiatanl. · da~s is l hll'll'll in du: dcct!>il•rl .,f T he fart th<t t the officer!> of t he 1 the Court of :\ pi)Cab in rc~o;<~. rd ' " !ntcrnauunll r ooked u p t h e: dc:tl , the paymen t ut t he troop.-. •·allc•l with Jullt.:e l!roown a t the Buffalo Oot by Jud~:c: Bro wn to ac t a' ILiuh o u :a Suntla \· n ij:!ht a nd tha t t~'!1.t>R:ij:~:: ~~~~ 5~:-n!~tcrna· ~ ~~~~ ~~~;;~~-'\~~= ~:~:h1~1C:::~i:~-:hl~~: i Of cour!lc thC" court dccirh••l 111 fa\'OT o f t he: Inter n-ational Hailway . \\'hat rl ~e conld it du ? T o do o tbCT - ·isc would he a n .,f unfriendlinc:u to the o ~" ll<'T• ;~nd a<"t like a 1·cr~· clear ca se o f p u tting: it "''Cr o n the pt"o ple. Thc!-e 111cn, such as thr offict'rs ami la w1·cr,; o f the Internatio nal ami J \l(igc Bro w n. pret end tu !~7J;~;Iy0~h: 1~~t\1:0bT!io?S.lo.~ ~:~~~~~~"~oL ;;,1:(~: t~~~~u;'t1 r:~~;i~· 1::,~~ ~5n;a:~~c~J~Ic1 h!,~~u;:~. {~,r ~~: h.,:;te·a,~~h:l~c~1 fi<~~~e'J~~~- ~~f~~-act thn::c~ay , milit ary ~isplay . and :=: ::r~~~~~r u::.c~~ t he strike o f 11 is timc that We 1\' 0rkinJ.: ;:~~~; a~~~ ~~i~~i~~·~:~~;;~~~~c:hr:~~ If the~ tel'tr v.·as a worse tx· fourth s n f the judiciary and put ample of 4-fle suburvicnce o i the thc:m a t honest la hor. CLOVER LEAF INYESTIGAliON LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER FIZZII Two Postponements by Court- Workingmen's Lives Not Considered - Company's Lawyers 1 Need Time to Oear Clients. I I �·-........ ' _, ---- . ~ ,,_ ------ -- -- -- ___._,.._ ..-r•"' We are the flret and onlr Fumlture &tare In Buftlo ......__ d-ra everr 8atarcla, at 8 P. 1!1· Whr Ill tTo allow our ....... men prlvl'- or ,epeftcllna ·their evettl,... lit !tome tt>• wfth their ftUonlll"' mini~tr-.tion. is to b(' done, " ''''" "'" ··~• ~i;~~~-~~; ~:~~~~:d to l'"'">·<>o>"" I P•>Im pick.:t 1~ not a~,;anhcd. I hlc .. tarts, th(' u rd<·r is th t a~o:g:n:>:""Or . It ha s ah\, · th lll;li Ill tmpluy uf the 1 lllc- rchant wh" havt~ l.le, anti thc~c h.a•·~ been and fin•··!. There an: no We: prepay P,eirbt ...... .1-.-Thr ee Pl6CI Pulor 8'111118 $37.75 . A Whi-.Eoam· eted Batt7 c..,. "117.75 . That is jur~· i nu.. ~•t in · It's q ua lity ruade of the finHt w illow, n a tu ral fini sh nnd wdl su pported broad back a nd exc«dingly comfortable. This is a ra re cha nCe and n w onderful o pportunit y, tb;,..., .,..hO!I<' Absolutely unbreakable and a reaulllr •12.00 value of in- th•••n a bri••r •urd•·a l h ~yon•l direct l'•• ntcnlpl nu~-:ht t•• be ma n - In otl"'t '"""''"· ,...,. ,..u,.,.bip 1!at• •T~ That j, 11h y \\(' Oa d ly ~"' iut.·r<.. t ~•l in th f n>ftn why tria! .: in a] c:~>oc~ need tht' n:ca ll t• f jud!!t" and u f Our ;,,,..,.,., •• ' u"t mu~b .t o!cfi ~ icHI~ . T lu· J}(>W( r that "I"'" "hath~ oi<><:J with i1 jtu!i,·oa ! l!u mphnt·~ ha ~ !!aunt~ ht· 11..:1•1 ln,~t i~ :: ntl ~·• arragantly ~""ol "'on J>OIIt'r t hat !1.1 t"lt"ll th t ,. j m<llliolu:tl~ ~h o nl t\ w i se~ t lh•t ,., , ,.,.,n~·l >'1> h r u t ,. 1 i uu r ,.-,. uquiro· and ,,.,,..,., ·~> • II lo~ ~'~'""'· '"' ,..,.,, ,.,,,.,k l..~"ou• l)". ~>n l_,- Knd th ~ t that it - The l'uloh< BUFFALO SHOE 00. 8BNBCA AND ELLICOTT STA. MEN! Thle Coupon Qood for 50 We want you to try a pair of those wonderful Buffalo Shoes I 000 pair Men'3 $ 4.00 0 11 1500 pair Boy3 all solid hard knock Scho _ol Shoes, size Grain Work ~h oes, 0 width only . . . . .2.411 1 I to 5 . . . . . fl5o Pn!H.ut thY coupoa c.o th~ Ba.!.alo !t.boe Co. bef llftl NOflmber t. t, ADd It will be tedeemtld ume u !10 oeata !11 mont7 OD •n,. pair of Bo N o 8bOH fm: d,_ or wotk, SI.60. f-1,,• .0., ~.00 or fS.OO. OM l:!llapoa to tbtl ~· , :::~:;:;::~:~~~~~bl~0~::~:.,:~~~:l!Oei. Special, Boy Seou~ !hoe•. haa4 raade, •lth Nlqar. Doublt We; Sol•, allft 10 t.o 1!1, $1: !10; I t.o ~. P 95. Jntt ~he Sboe t6r &boot n.ra. CAPITAUST POunCIANS Opeo Monda,. Nlghu Uot119 o'eloek. S.tu rdaj l'Uahta U~ tll 10.80o'elouk. A11ltate and eubscrlbe for the l '~utpC'<l lllrbeUet·Eettuno. Po'O\"C'r.of thf' f'ouru," by .-\1· The oa l7 Germao UWI~pe'r lD Ulo .., .. outlkJ~ of New York Llty, ,...... watbl.c thtlnWren ot tbl Worki.Df mu.. - 110 oeutl ftw a D OIItb.tt. ANOTHER DISCOVERY .... '· u..._~ ... ~~~~' a~:\.;~:,c~~~~ d~:;o,~~t,:~~(! SOC I :tli~ rn is om: of th•: nationa l si11~ o i :\nu:rica :\ot ln n J! a~-:o ;\meric:m l'ztlriots assure-•! ~~~ that Socia\i!;lll was a fo rt·ir;n pl:un that couhl uc-,·er hnJK' to thri,·e on the ~acred soil of ftt•e .\tucri ra, whe re there were no •.ucial daS.."t.~. and ail had :m equal chance to prosper and make • 5 !-The more-;,.. the pity that w mc- ~ pk th~i~:~ :;,~1re:h,~~~-:i:~~nged Office. 3J5-3J7 Genaee Strut - - . Buffalo. N.Y. ·FREEDOM Of SPEECH . O ur wh:lt thry were: ;;a id. in the j.;r e~ shall the frt' edum speech o r press or th( righ t of the peac.~hly to a~~e mbk'' ~h~~ ':~ ,:~rJ~~~~ae;de and 111 Pa t er~n. N. )., t hat such a 11~~~~~~~~ht~~ We dema~·he ~~:~re l:~;~~~\::1';~t a:~~·t~~~~ ~~~ ~~:ttc.~~·:,t_:Ot , e,~,~:~~~{pa~ rr:ady to abnd~-:e the fr«-- of strikebreakers Rs the- r.un::.ta.ruh d r a n ~ing- re;1 l i t ie~ of lik T hr,: arc li1·ing in their time-s but no l \\' ITH th(m, ne,·crtbeles.,o they an· IK'Id t"ll(•ugh to judg e- things. t he-~· are ,·cry far from undel:l'ita ndin)!. The fact is that Sno..-ialisn• i!< at home wh crC\'er capital ism d0 minat«iS society. It is the natui"al o ffspring capitali sm and destined to !Oh'e the great proble-m s which upitalist socict)" has pro- or duced and is still producing. dom of spee-ch and of the puss t ie• be they would be :Im ply ~hie to do it , rc-gard lc-s.o;; o f what law i.n the mattc-r happened to be.-Ltfe. "Tbe Uaited !:ItaiM aavy b; 1110 place fe~r a r.,J·blood~ Ameriu.a willa • •Y ~lf ·n.r-t.' ' i.& tilt aweepi•r aHuti011 =ad• by fontUr Aui.taot' Peyautef ll i<ldkrtoa of cluo Uait.ed Btata "Dirt " aad "c-os bno.teof' are ltrau •rpUed to tht eol~ mo. t hRt ..... . ;.,_1 ' """" " "'••"' '' · THB HUB ~s•s.~ at. MI!N'S OliTPJTTI!RS • Ull. am-. SillS, IIDlMI$ ~~: aod o.-.. ... $tU5 ...to.-.... 995 ...ta........ . . M6 •• •• • • . tal 84-.....o-at..-t: �B'ig ·Meetjngs MaYor Friday ~veri ing, Oct~ 24th STEPHEN J_ >L\BONEY Corpor-ation Gom:aMI Yolallttbe 'lkpll~ o..,~..._..~··--··.1~;-~ F;DWAl\D T. DURAND .m.~-. M•T~. allatri«, ,..,,U.,,«,...,.,;,.•E~~~· ": ::~. LA· TOURAINE HALL, lltiu and Utrplanck S(s. ComptroUer L B. TAYLOR ~' . ...,~rWbeeiaa · ud luw ~..,.,.au. •c,lltiatotua8it ......... X..7or th.~~eaa Lt MIZPAH HALL, W.' 'Ttrrv and /jtrkimtr Sfs. .COLUMBIA , TURN HALL, 1261 6tntstt St. LOUIS F. REXIN ., b•l•c bee-a bora Lou~ lfo. Altld , ....,,. book~ b, Judge of the City Court. ",LLIAM F. CA~L · f~IIT 111o"M to Q11l.at7, ,... It fd CIOAtl4e,.bl.e .urilu, County Judge lLA 'ITHEWS 'Dut&.~~ p111.a • pblit •lid · .a h.lgll tellool e-da~atl.olt SPEAKERS·: HE..~RY hlt.!r'Oill~at~~Jbao"u Commissioner or County Charities !.fRS. DORA. FOSTER of f11ad1 t oreed him tD LEWIS"}. DUNCAN, Socialbt-M ayor of Butte, M ont. STEPHEN J. MAHONEY, Candida te for M ayor SOL FIELDMAN, of New Yor~ O ty 0\·eM!eer of the Poor SA.lruEL LEARY Coune. ilmcn ALL THREE SPfAKERS WILL SPEAK AT ALL THREE MEfliNGS WIU·lE I~'-I AUI.E~DI!\GER JA~tES ,J. BATTIST{);J II. H. CROI~EY Admission Free W. \\"QjCECJ:IOWSK J Asacmbly First District-Domonie De Sio · Second District- William G. Hoberta Third Dirtrict-Charles Phillips Fourth Di11triet.--John P. Wannemacher Fifth DiBtriet-Conrad Jleid Sixth Distriet-Uertilan Eilitz &nuth Dilltriet-William Smith Eighth b istrit'.t-Frederiek Grawender Ninth Dillt rict -H rrman C. Gl ~ CORRESPONDENCE GREAT Editor Blll!"a.lo Socialilt. The Soeialitl Party demandt from. ita n~f:ntbera a11d aUbneala. other pa"i" TAKE tribllu from adberf:DU'I>Pei:e'--.afterthe.y I tlum. Th e Soeialiat Part)' olentlnolt etlltl per mo11th, $3.00 pe r yea r, oluee fr.:.m each me1nber. The other Ald ennen I!W"e<:b u<! ft•'f'l't.,.. an.l hill militaut ·.SO,.iallot m"""a;q. Il l al110 ttotnU <~:an•l io lalf' fol ~Pngre. on tile tl ~k~t. l::vf:r;r ~ 11"0" c-. l11 th , mP th00"'5f ;u ttl nx •appo rton l7 Mlt ...,d to I truth bf' .,.._. t..arhlnj: and t o bl1 f ai th ill bl• ph lh"'"l'h!'" \im ... lf. Sup~n·isor How To Vote On Ar.nendm~nts ~ Four lldmendmeua to lbe con-~ (h ) Th ~ t• nla rgement of public etitutiou or the State of New powcNI ia in litH.' with tht SociaYork II.N: to be voted upon at the list program. e leetiou, ~ow·mber 4th. · Socii\ lists 11huulll \'ole ror atmctHI· One or t.hea~: tuhueudtnt.nt• i.J or mNII nurulu·r one. J)Brticulu imporhmee to CYery Amendment Number T wo. worker in thl' sta_te. The ,c.o urta Tbi» am e ~~tltuent i~ an euatbliuJ: have <!tclared .\\ orkma~11 _Com· claufi4', IIUthorilting the lcgisll.tur~ pe~pt1on l.>~~.ws un~onalttutlooal. to en/let 11 \\'orkmcn'11 Compcnlltl· 1'hn1 admendmcnt _U!_ C~med to t.iou t.aw. It ts int ended to meet .uu;et th!l' court _decJstom r.nd en- t.he ln·s dtocillion or the Court of able Compensation Lav.'s to be Appeal~. paU!XIIlnd e~o.reed_. Soci11 1ist!l 11hould \"ote for F.\"e.ry Soo111.hlt. m fad eTery Amendment ~umber T.,·o. ~~~~~e~~~~:~~~w:o!;t i~: m~~h~~~ The State Exeeutil"e Connuitt~ <Of t he Soeialillt l~artY con.!idere'd the lou.r atne.udm enb to the Conetituticm of - the State or New '\'ork to be \"Oted upon at the -enauiug Gentral Election on Nov. '""th. and decided to Nue the lo•lo"•ing u a guidance bow to ad"Ti&e~thc voten of the dilf~t .eountiea who may be in IJ)"ntpath.l· ..,.·ith the Soe,ialis~ Party ho•· to Tote on the.e . Pe-nding amend'iueot11: · Amudment Number 0.. This atuendmeut propoees to ,<.banj;"tl the ,manner in wbieb the -eompe:nMtiou for laking prh·ate JH'Ope.rty tor public -PM ahall be de.Lflrmined. The amendmen &tf"ks tot abolitb re.fuees. .A_\Io it ~b to utend aud enlarge the J)owen ol tb~ \Sate in · _taking· pti.nte proputy for public Jfft· IDJr-rfeet ai the a.mud.nlen:t.Ua. th~ Som~Hata abou1.d vote for it for 1be reason thaL; . {a} Refflfttt. acd reeei•ers ue .aht-&J"I &Dd eTer,.,rhere. a aou.t"ee -of eraft a.nd K&Ddal. - '... '.,_ ,t Amendmen\ Number 'l'bree. Thill ~amendment l)toJl(liiM to int'.reft.li.C the number . of eouuty judges, 81H!CifieaUy in Kinp County" £ron1 two· to foUl' and generally authorit.c the leglal"atnre to in~rea~ !h11 uumhl'r of county JUd~o.~a m atly Je.ouut.y. . . A gre11t. _dea1 may be 81lld. w fnor of tbistlulendment by pomtiug to law'a delay. But in Yiew that it baa been provt;n~that aome of our .$.18,000 a yt-ar JUdg-M, &\'trage one hour and one-half work a 'day, and al!llo ~a use of. hostilih· of t.he eourt11 to labor 1t denmids. we Rbould- east a , ''Ote of no QonHdenetl to the _courts . . Socialists should 1'"ote agawat Amendment Number. Thre-e. Ameaclmlm& !lumbt:r Four. This amebdment propotlel to authoriu· the uae o! not more than three per eeni. of, pub lie li.nd for ions. but the mnnieipal.ities must wau·r sheds and resenoirs. It i®tains aome und~~~~ pro\-isiOns. bnt the ·mmrle~palibe:& mulf; ha\"e it. -{ Soeialiat shoald ··"'-e Amendment Number Fou-r. /. ~,..... putl" ta.k~..-cll , all they nn grat.o. Fint Wnrd~';amu l' ] A. Fawkes Seeond Ward-Adam SehemlHJ Thirtl Wnrd- Mieh11el Roll Fourth \\"arti-D. F. Stranahan }o'i(th Wnni - M. W . Perine Sixth Ward-Jerome .J ."Smi th Sennth W~~.rd-He~ rv Gold~;t ein E ighth WRrd-LouiJc G~nn. Ninth Wnrd-K II . Git:rmnn F.le Y~nth Ward-Paul Kril'r Tw;lflh Ward-Roscoe C. Abl'l Thirt~· · nth Wan.l - AuJ:Ullt :\Iiller Fourl f'f"nth Ward- H. J. ~uth Fitfetonth W11rd-John Venhern Sixteenth Ward-John C. f'onghlin SeentN• nth 'V a rd - J.eon~trd Perry E ighto•t•n th Ward- Walter Palmgr en Ninct••t>nth Ward- l lnrr.Y Peterson Tw('nt ieth Ward- Ht·nry Tutthill Twenty-fln;t Ward - Archie Ticuderson Twenty-se<:ond W11rd--Q co r g~ 11. Freeborn Twenty-th ird Ward-C. U· King Twenty-fourth \\"nni-J". R. Mcintosh Twen ty-Hfth W'!r•l- lnvin Lincoln Twenty-sixth War<I-Charles Grimm Twenty -se\·enth Watrd-Frsnk Cahil l Tak e th r ~ase or the ttreet ca r rno-n, wbo t ecP IIIIy reo:e.h·e,] a rai.e <lf Ollf' ce nt 1 ~ r hour lbrou~b tbe ki11.J ron 1iduati1111 p f ''l.ouif!•'-tb(' atr"'l ~~~• me11 '1 •'friead.'' Tbr.y "'"ere t~f!h" illg :!:! bo11r, and demanded :10 """ ' ~ 114'• ~tnu f'f't bout, andtheirrrpi"''!&entath-... an tb ebo.,d of arbitratioo . thoweol that tbry ... .,,~ SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION BROADWAY AUDITORIUM Saturaag Evening, Jovemher Ist SPEAKERS: GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK Author of War, What For? JAMES H. MAURER President Pennsylvania Federation of Labor. Admission 15c. Reserved Seats SOc .• Pui'Cb.,t l:'Our Clcktts now. lteaencd ~at tlclo: etll 011 ~ate at Soclalllt Hudqullrten, 1106llutual Lit e Bulldlu,,aod at Wm. J uoe• Soclalllt Kewa Slure, tett Broadway. pel"bOIIr. ceota per bour ao!l tbe men one Yl'!\, gi1·~ the lnternatiPn&l Compauy llf!\"CD tf!lltl ~cnl ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rnil..-a~· I'""' bour. f or youflrerl "-Ar na•n Sel"f:ll ceuta I"'' hour of y our f!\"l'tybourthat """otlo:. moDO!y, be<:auoe we r f:O 't ~-ou ~ntitlrd that eight ~ent ral u, an ti •li•ln't you oal1 get one eent or it . strt'<'::·~:~"::· ~ ~~~~~~:::~~=:;:~~~=:;:g;~~§.§~ man paid 111 tb r No"" Let inu• TR SNIBUTE wb a t rn•·h J-"ubrmann'1 )•art! or 111 any p~ty ..-b<Me Dlf:Dlbet• Uu IIIII I'·~· DUF..S. TbP)" work at kut nine hPoH • ot Fin>! Wan.l-Vixle:v R~·\'erse See.oml Ward-John G. Cooper Third Ward-Charlt'~ !'Iauman Fourth Ward-Charlo·~ F ae!!!ler Fifth Ward..:-John L. f>i er Sixth Warti-Da,·iol t·mphrey\·illc SeTenth Wanl-llnrris Brnunstcin Righth Ward- A. G. Erfttnheek NinUl Wnrd-Otto St ilke Elc,•enth W~trd-Pmll Vogel. .Jr. Twelfth W~~rcl-1.. C'. BeeJting Thirteenth Ward-f'hnrles .RGCSeh Fourteenth \\' ard-Cimrles Ad11rn11 Fiftcet:tth Ward-Gt.'<lrge l:labieht Sixteenth Ward-John Voget ' Se\·enteent h W ~trd- A i'bert B.ayer Eighteenth Wnrd-Jnliu!l Knapp Nineteenth Ward-Alber1 Abiatti Twentieth WanJ..;....Arthur Upton Twenty-first Wnrd-L. G. Han·ey Twent)"-seeond Wa.rd-Benjamin Taylor "1'-v.'tmty-tbird-'Y- S. Brown Twenty-fourt.h-Joaeph llall 1'..-enty-flftb Ward-Charles J. Williamson Twenty-aixtb Ward-LiuJlrill " Geiger Twept;r-aeventh Ward-Char~~ W. Willett . \ _ Constables Seeond Ward-Frank ·Ehrenfried Fifth "Ward-li' rederiek ·Kimmiek . SiXth Ward-Emil Opfer Nintfi Ward-Ernest Stilke Eleventh Ward-William <Adiu . Tw-elfth Ward-E. Q. Bauin ThirteenUNVard-Frederiek Goodall Fourteenth Ward-Dou,-1~ BeUerjeau Fifteenth Ward-Frank Weiae ~~::t:~~~n N~~:;z E.ig:htemt.h Ward-Frank Knapp Niaeteeatll Ward~eorg DeGrafl Tweatit:th Ward-AXel Pet~n TweD.ly-&nt Wa.rd-R· 0 . Mttealfe TwmdJ.m't> Waid-!Wd Jf.b.cli• "TwenQ"-M~enth Ward-Jo.eph Roll:f'ke de Luxe IIQR arr SillS ~ IILIIIIIICII .ISlfiS. CIBl1l( CIUS SIS, .m. S22~ -- l H. BAlli &ll �.IIDI!!J~W&I1@o~~ ·P'UIIl.l:llmD......D.YBYTla ' BUFFALO SOCIAllST PUBLISIIING COMPANY 6CM-405McltU!U.~1 ~~ ,;;;;jAJ.O.N.v. · mauiU'Itilm, T W. P. CATTU.L ........ JU.RTIN fUliS5l..Q. ,.._.,I HBHRY TUTTHlU.. ~ I'R.uat Mutu&l Life lkolkhr ~ Pm ss.oo Bm.nd.u~rn.atla F BUPPALO, N.Y. .,_,.so.; .a -..sta. ,..,...._ ·• • - ~· - JuaeS. 1912,. at U.po.taftbiiJklb.!O.NtwYork. ur:>dcrU.acto£Marebl.sm THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23.1913 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Fuhrmann Refuses to Debate Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/54a83231165587efeb26178f6c9d9dc2.pdf cc10f7525175b90416df79c37fb1d32f PDF Text Text J..OC& AT Ttl!! NUIIIII!II ~ • YO!lll ADDRDS LUlL IF IT IS 74 YOUit SlJIISCitlPTlON I!Jt.. PIRES Nl!XT WII!X at~ All R.IIIPllllll JAIIH. 11A1flf MAYOR Of Dllm MONT. ; UU II L, oo• 18 BllffALo WILL TH.L Of SUCCESSFIH.· SOOIAUST ADMINISTRATION Ed1o'Ucl F. Schroeder, Candidate lor Al<!uman of Thlrtemth Ward Add:! aa. Strlkcbrubr All 11uodgh Sfr!U of l 907. -~ �1000 pair Men's $4.00 011 1 500 pair Boys :all solid hard Grain Work Shoes. D width only . . . $2.46 knock Schoo\ Shoes, size 1 I to 5 . . . . . 95c " u In line witll tile general drmonttrated by t he rebellious ing tlu. ia this umpaign. Whn Y artlo llelaler, tbe oft.ber•·ening, introduced t be ncdidue for llayor, S t rjlb ell ::::r;,.h:o ':,~~e!r::~~ld:~e •,:,•:·.,,;•• •l w.,k;,._ "'""""t thlo roupon to th<t Bulr~lo Sh e>e Co. bef on! Non•mber !u. and It wl1\ I>, re-dtoemed ..m<' u Yl cema In money on anJ· 1••lr of B••lfalo Sb!H'I f ur d rNI ••• •n~rll: , f,!Uil. ll. ' 0, $.~.00 o r 18.0). One coupon to t hr• pair. !'ut j:'ot.d dtr>r :-; ..,·,·uohe r 1-', 19!3. !"!RIC...,. \\'• l<''!>t<~>f(;uarantl'.-d Not gvod on U.& Bargalu Sh~o. rluuble \\'t'n !!lolr o<>n.,ver }" pair . ~, .....tal. llo~r & ..ou t St""'"· !oa n.t made , ,.-hh !'ilftiAU Oouhlf' Wf'ht .-:._,].,1, oiE<'I I<) :o· 13, f 2 ~~~. I \0) ~.f.'! " 5. Ju- t tlof' l:!b<W f, r S<:lo<><>l l.l>1y1, Agitate and subscribe for the lllrfietter•Bett~ng. T he only Gei'IJI•n """''P*IMl• lo th1111.111oe oot.tld11 of N11• York City, n~p~ lollnllng tloe iutNell of tht~ Work lnc C l..,, - 6(1 eeote for 8 moo, lu. Oflicc., 31S-3J 7 Geoau Sttut - - BuHalo. N.Y. fOnllt"iou• or t b"ir ~lrengtb . ~~~ then d~rly poi1>ted out UNION t he polit lul dog 1nd 1Liek.. '===================! ~~~~~~::bt~e;.'";~·:::~~:::~~:!:rot UN I Q N M £ N Do Y o u..- Out.'\'~ Smoh :e HATS lit' ~it~ iDJIIDfe8 of tbt {lilure Underwood Reooloing Duplicator RECOMMENDED BY 1 1'8 U SER& FOR Stnngth a nd Simplicity of Construction Ease of Operation ~orge Printing Capacity Equilibrat or P~u~ Bar Adjustable <?rlinder Randle Original Stripping Plate Adjustable Counting Dntcc QUALITY OF WORK ECONOMY IN THE USE OF SUPPLIES .Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc., 122 Pearl Street, Buffalo,. N . Y: OYER 7000 NEW BELL TEI.EIIWfS IN BIIFFALO SINCE JANUARY I1ST Great SUIT &OVERCOAT SALE There is a message In that statement for you business men who have twq-party line Bell Service. Today there are' more than 36. 350 Bell Telephones In Buffalo City, with seven thousand added since JanuarY I , 1913. • ; Such an Increase In 1$!lephones h~ had Its lnevlt· able effect In the market Increase In the use of our lines. It seems reasonable to belieVe that you owli line must be busler now than It was a Year a~o. • Let 'us tdf you ailout li\Ni:~L · ,· • I~•E...,...iw<. Tne llltg Outfitters IOB·IIo s.,... si,.;;t .\ T,:;LEPHONE CO. .\ "r~lloiJdlnr Ounch&P~~ �·Lewis J. Duncan, Socialist Mayor &FJ.ffFBBJISPEBS . ' . ~~ of Buttt, Montana Sol Fleldman, Form1ost Socia1ist Orator of New York City ..,. Stephen J. Mahoney, Candidate for Mayor 148 -Genesee Street, Will SPeak In the followlns Halls rrridap Evening, o,t~ber 24tb Columbia Tum Hall, 1261 Genesee St. La Touraine Hall, E. Utica & VcrplanckSts. Myzpah Hall, Ferry and Herkimer Streets. We carry a ·~mplete line of GENTS .FURNISHINGS All thr~ speakers will dcli\·cr short addresks in each hall. Admission Free. ana cater e s pecia 11 y to the •• Union Trade .• GREAT SOCIALIST DEMONSTRAliON BROADWAY AUDITORIUM .Baturaag. EYenlna,-JoYemDer..Jst SPEAKERS: GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK Author of' War, What For? JAMES H. MAURER President Pennsylvania Federation of Labor-. Admission l5c. Reserved Seats SOc. • Pui'Cbast l:'Our Clrktls now. Hese.-..M .eat tlekeu on 111!e a t Sociallal H eadqilllr{Pn, G06 Mutual Lil a Hulf dlog, aod at Wm. J uuefi .SOCI.tlu Ne ,., Stul't', 115:1 Bro.dwa7. READY TO WEAR AID MADE TO ORDER (UN I ON LABEL ) THE BEST IN THE OTY FOR THE MONEY All Gooch Guaranteed to Give S.~otis.f.\ctioo. THE ANDREW GRAHAM CO. MAmS Of 1Hl lllllllAI. UNiflliiiS fOR IH[ INTWAIIOIW. L L CO. 380 MAIN ST. (Up Stairs) Opp. koquois Hotel A hPn~ fh pe r(o rn•an ~p tW" the po hll · . . ~ . Bn~n~h 1-'our ia rnll tlu.rt i n~t rho! mn~l t a l pr i><m c n and <! r i l ~.. in lfu osi a ,~, u t ...... J wu •tr•p Jled to bu. foul:iah bulO!, rn u.8in J.:" eampair.;n HPr pui1Pt1 o fr in thai he l•l ;11 Jl annonia HaJJ, G .. nuee and ::.i~i~~~:~~;;~~·;,, ;::~~~€~~·:~~~;:~;::~ ~~:1-:;~§:::fi~~::~::.::·~::?:: had died , I Gra lll aud Rre.-k~nri•lll"' BULLETT'S SHOES Unlon Made HAVE A REPUTATION THEilE'S A REASON FALL SUITS Time to tbiat. 'at!out your Fall Suit. We arc ptepai'Cdto yCKq' imma!iate dcmarad with a stock that is ablolutdy the bat we cnr produced at . . - fu bdow tho Malo cfal<n. $Jl to $10·(.,. driotlT an wool b&acl tailoocd ;;wu and we cuua.atet a sa-ncr of $3 to $8 00 CYUJ'Apn:DCD.t. Toj> Cooa, $18 to $16m, Dlk u..dtluourf>out, R4m P\0\1, $5 to $15. · .:R/1 U•l~n -tit ••II . tbtUf!ll.-• Made of real Leather Theldnd • With our enonnous output, combined with our l:::b ~n p upstairs n:nt, w~ are in a position to give ,.,du~s 'that cannot be d uplicated dsc:whe~ . �PU1l.lSICaD.-...::L.T BYnta BUI'PALO SOCALIST PllBLISIIING 'COMPANY ,,_,..,.., 6104.60!ii~U.Bui.Mar BtJPPALO.N. Y. autTlPIHIUSSl.mt.........._. PllAJIIX~: T- · HUntY TVTTK1LL W. P. CATT11U... ........ s--... AM-. 604.4105 Molhlalt.& BaoiWiq ~ Prb SUIO pa ""'' 5Gc: BUPPAIA N. Y. ..,...lib:...,.._ pa7.W. Ia ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/9ba5b0154645258131dc0126a325edef.pdf 3497bcf3896fbaf3b48ee16e007971f0 PDF Text Text I..OOK:ATTHI!- C : . YOUil ADDUSS LANL . IP I T IS 73 YOUil SUBSCaiPTION l!ltPIRES NI!XT 'IVEI!Ir; \Judge.-P laces -. Q.a pitalism Ahead ~f Americani · Tb~ tollo.,i ll( Jeu~r bu bl!en Hnt to L<:Jul• 1'. f'ubrmaDD, Demoual ~andi · date for ftl.l.yor ot the Ci17 of Bulfalo. Rull'alu, ~. Y ., Oet. II , 1913. DOES NOT WANT ·HIS STORE TO BE KNOWN I AS A UNION STORE ur to h im to biN u•ioo u.rpf'llh! U plaee ot tlle oon -unioa 111e n ia IIi• emf'loy. whi ~ h il atru eupitaliat an•l ill· )f"'"''•·l '"'"modhi::'... :::r=r..:.".:~. :~11 tb~; 11 01 U.k.e it be fO\I Id 'l llt jiif!t alldtbattledi<taotwftnt UlrlU' ~ .t.O.t..Dfft ~ fJfttu.t Mia&,...,__. 1M VapQI!a• aed at. 0... h~ata-u.t...,.... ~ ..__,.., ..-'*"' ,... ,.. ••llkt......... .... ........ &... ,.Mil~ ~ ~ , �-.,.,.,, .. ~ .a.~~ nor . , rn.t611n &118 ,..•.::::=:r;.~.:-::;a~of.---­ :.:ac:.c--.:.::.r.:m~~-===~~ .. .. MY ANSWBI( Ju:.~~~~..,~~...~,:::. ~.::--~~~ ...-..~.;. .. E. WEDEKINDT UNDERTAKEil AND Pl11'll!II.AL DIRECTOR No. s WALDBN A VBNUB BU-FFALO SHOE c·o. ~"® ""- . so Oolnt. ~~ . We want you totryapalr of thOM wonderful Buffalo Shoos 1000 pair Men"a $4.00 011 G.raln Work Shoes, D w~dth only I 500 pair Boys all solid hard Utock School Shoes. size .2.46 (I 10 5 . . . . . No .: . . . "'-...... o--.. fVt•n, .£,,,,,.# •• ~ Cq.,., BllMOftMileo 't LOU>Cb II ;IO "'UIO nw. Ealk'Jt , ctr.lrllilla.ll1fdt. D.t . Rslr for Cap/ors 1u Cni1m poll will l'tmtmbtr tb< n.,, . ~te and eu-.tbe fbr- ArDetter·!dtuno. 'l'beC111110.... ......,.....1a ........ IIMI..W.Otf • ..-T.t.: Olt:y,,..,.. ~e~~bf' u.m.,.. wen-. o-. -•~ tori ...aM. of.- Ollc..31~J7Gcao.oS....• - · - ~~o~~a~o,N. v~ La7 Aaid« Prejudice' (The Child of lgoo<IUJCe) Com< aod Got Well APPUED. BRINGS Hl!ALTH ~~r ~~~~rue: II I~!:J~~!:,!!!!!,!!Y~~~ =:!;' d<akn. $Jl 10 $20 "" strictly aD wool baod ta.ilored Suits aDd we ru.ua.ntft a sn'io,f of $l to - tluooebout. JW.o Cooto. $5 10 $15. 11--;,.,=,..,.,=-::::-- .... ol tiHIIO..J c:::~-:s-· !:mu..::·J':'':u e~t.-:i: .._ --: Geneoe• St. 1800 J effenon St. .. ~~~ '!:~· 1 .,..~~~~~;- -----.... ..._., ..... F_........,... ~ f--tt4&1 119.~3 ~IM~-=-Nd.! '::.':fl":~-=~~~lt::-.::: ~":!;t.:'.,-:'·:::r::.=~S::t~~- ~ Tbedl~wlloiiJ . . . . . l•II'-~-~Qie....._. ~ THE ENTERPRISE The bod,, lib aoy otbn' machin<" will work normally wbm an it. parb an in place 10 the coergy ;no applr. =!'.t~"::a::'~f.~,..:w-ta $1ooncrrptm~CDL TopU..to. $10to$J6.SO,oilk • THl! NI!WLv DEVI!I.OPI!D 'SCII!NCI! THAT PltOPERLV TimE. to think a.bout fOUl' Fa.ll Suit. We arc: prepucd meet rout immediate clc:m.&Dd. with a Jt«k tbat is absolutdy HUIEI, ltiCIE CO. Pun e.-a I Olreotor• ~o.--c::.-=-. 1----------'1 ~ wu.. ~aa-... -· ---·~ ............ _...... --~. . . w016taiJ . . . . . . . o.nu.,. • ......,.. ~.lid F. 0. HANSON, D. --· Ohlropraotor �Philipp S_cbeidtmann Unl_,...._ HAVE 'A WUUTATIOfl " llh•btr - ·, · TIEIFI .I IUIII .t 6t,.., J!tlt,.flll ••II _,_,.,, 6•,•• S#tNIIJt OntH With l>'lr ea.ormoas Oaf. \:,..•, ~ pat, com biDed with oar cheap" upetain rcnt,'weart:iua · poaid90 to give wn.L SPEAK IN GERMAN ..., ··-~· . AT - s-unday -Evening, 12~e~to ·__....:. _14.00 .· - ·' ;C OLUMBIA TURN HALL valaes that caD• not be duplqttd October 19th . IDIIBIIOI lllc . ,.. '&biiclt:fPaon is now on a six wed:& t our of this country, This will be his only s pet<Ch in W~s~m Nt w York. U. S. BUlLETT, ~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~ "Knowled&e Ia Power" nm RAND SCHooL 0P S0CAL SCENC! IPK&d• kDow· Wp tbtouch ita ~coun&iD Soclalism. Comrade ~ ...a......, aM. Clfl..-u ltu6r dsdllb _.... .... a..8alo....a. llf dwlodallil P uty, ~.....__. . .,. . . . . . . . . . T ......,Mpt.No.--.-5dl.ud ~ __ .............. ._. .. .................... ...__......,...._ .. _..He_,...., 5 ... II ............. , __... . ID ll.llu&l lA- Bllr·. - · .,_, ........ ""*- .... ,;;:·;.;::.!:"'.:.:.:,·"'""- ~:;;~. 1~tz;~=~~~e;:.;u~ora Lewis \1. Duncan, Ci t J . Ja.._ H. Mavar, f9-bn ef t N MAX 8HEROVER o{'IWw Y..t w11 ............. &>r:ia li•t 'llor.o..trllt ioa til;. city. .... &o•doct :-;at io~~&l Ea:ee..t h·e .OO.,mUt~ of t lill 8odaliat Party aad p re.l d'eat ol PeDIIIylva llia hMn tlcNI • f Labo,, StepiM'a J . aa--.y, eaadidau Mayor. TlloeaDloa•n oftN dty i11tereated ia tlw Yiait ol lilt.loiU.t . tlleh .eeond. h,ll..,eet !"« lut Pri lll.c" · Twe~~t,-.1 " " omea were , repreN ati q ~tlte rari.uo of tloe l'ity. laten!llt wu ma aife.t ed i11 ..., . our th ird. &ll· toa rn age~~te 11U' for f a h 10 1M! lleld Deftmber l1t ! <1 THE RIGHT' QUANTITY Of rn.EPHONE SERVICE aJ>I>ealorill - •be ..., nt out to me111beg a nd IJ' mp&t hiu ro to haiP a . Re member l ltP U beinll' nlll t or t " beltf' lll ot Thf' Soc-i al\11:. Til.,... •lu iri a" To a rereq ueeW'd t oH" ud Ba ll, 80 Si ti Hal ~ H56 R ro-d.,.e.Y eu ...-t. ~ Socialist May':'r of Butt~ . Montana , Sol Fleldman, Foremo.t Socialiit Orat or of New York City ~ Stephen .J •. Mahohey, • Caodid~te for ~ayor · Will rrridily a,_.. In the followln« Halla €veiling, 0(/0btr 24tb Columbia Tum Hall, 1261 Gmesee St. La Touraine Hall, E. U tica & VerplanckSts. M yzpah Hall, Ferry and H erkimer·Struts. All three speakers w ill d~li v et s hort add~sKS in each ball, Have you the rtght qua·nlty of Bell telephone se '"':lce In you r"buslne"? Adm.l ••lon Free. If your Bell telephone ls on a tw o- pa rty line, you can never be sure that every possible buyer who trys to reach you can do so. You may not make many ca lls yourself. but tf anYone ts using or caJIIng the other te lephone on the line, your prospective cu.stomel"$ may be gtve n " busy" re ports. A direc t, lndtv1dualline costs only a few ce nts . a day more . GREAT· SOCIAUSl DEMONSTRATION BROADWAY AUDITORIJM ,· Lda talk i1; onr &ad fit our tcrTiu to~ needs. Calls-a 12/XX) S8turtlag . EYBDing, JBYemiiBr 1St ~Dep&rtmalL NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. ' T cl<pboo< Buildior O u..ch & Fnnklln Sbuti. GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK Author of War, What For? Queen Gity Candy Co. DR I NK ...... ._. IRONWIN WHOL.I!SALB CAN D IBS 2"!MJio.J.~8qfiDrld . SPEAKERS: .JAMES H. MAURER Presld~t,.Pcnnsylvanla Fcdaatloo oi Labor. Admission 15c, Reserved Seats SOc; Purtb• Jt YOur Cl<lrtll n.w. P[l(ft4M.DQO. - n iHE KIN&S.-• Slrftt , 101-1/D T: :;:~-.~=• 8&1'8 ft 10 fS.eO 3 25 V irginia St. OM hloek frw~. ' ha ProJeurlao Ol.ab. Mens ,Good Clothing RUDY TO WEll liD lAD£ TO 118£1 (UNION LJio.BBL) If JPou THE BEST IN T HE CITY FOR THE MONEY .;..n t yo~o~r Furs and Millinery a,t: ..-..one""- l?rtc.. 110 t o . Louis A. Abe.son We ~ike a spedalty , of repktrtng and alter_tng Furs. t:.o~ 283~8treft Prioea. �The lad~·like t'diton~ of the ~ew• ar-e tb~ f'et•ar h of .. otb et11 ' ' in pnblie of that notormu11 Kh~ lfP&Ci' b.. orrhages. disgi.J itlo;o{l t~l .-ditorial11, in ' 'fin~t l'itizen11.·· 11.11d make- au unfA\'urahlr ,....,ition in n>Q'IInl tu . M.ill fund'l. • Ttw~· KJwak of thcm.~t·lv..,. a.~ eollt>CtorM of mo ney for JlOrj"H_... lmt Are \·ery t•an·ful not to lljll'('ify or n>f1•r to ~~:~~~~~.~~~~ I.~~ul1tr0:~,\::.~ ~·~~;";;Uio~~~ti!1 ,!:.~r\.n . . lwltl'\' lllg ht' is h iddt•Jt fl"JIIl tht •i~:ht of the t>Dt'ID)> th_e thAt p•J~r imi6CIII<' llutt tht- wurkinl!' cl~ of tlu!i city ~ wi nktd b~· Hitlt'Sit'PI>IIII.! nu,J r•· fusinJr to gi\·r All ac:countmg mvlll'\ 'll roliN"!f'<l. Grant th.-t th- .-oll{'f·tnnc o r ru nw 11no "first rhoelh' to <"All tht•Jm•d n"S. Tha t ml'•""· H<"cordinf!," !her>• lllllfl1 lot· ~~nd and thin.! c itixen11. \\'l' .,.mf' en>w t-or~>oidt•r lht· wurking I'III.M of li n tDft'rior Ito· t'Onsul .. rucl. liO that whf"U 1111 AOI.'OUDliug '1\".S Mkt.'d l..&IJOf' C..:ouneil v f lhl' fundi! eoU('(!tM for thP relief of the w ..re ktlled and manl!,'led at the l-lu11ted .\lill ex pl015ion, it tbt' dignity of th .. ''finn eit ir.en,.· · to fl,nrY it out for ''a ThJ,t w:u th" lan~nra~f' ~~~...1 to th"' repn..'ltf'ntath·e Co unC'il whc·n tht' editor of thP ~t'WI wu approached on with a ftw ~~;djet•tivet~ thro111·u iu as "DIIjh.,ia. l'ow this i11 t • ·ho ill crying about abllllt'. In anotht'r 11PIIIIm tht' ..ditor rPruarb that wt are not fit to "'~'"'''~bil.,." tht>ir 11bos. Wbrn it eomf:ll ri~ht do,.·n to bt~W~..taclu; it illlwtter a ~I hootl•lac·k earnrntt 11 li\•ing at hootst labor tha n 111 be ..Uinw.ja•1•'•• rla!lll ~~~~l:;rf';;.~:~i~~el!a~)i~~in.~ :.r;~~i! ~~:0_':;;~1 110 The St•\u bu told m11n'· 1 lit! about the ~1ahsta whc u of IUlliWcring, but t'banb IO tbe Jl'Oll'tb Of the SoeratiBt flu ntf'.-&111 ~"~~~t:~:';:~~gof'~l::aeke:~~~c:!.--:ipf~njbt~f' c~~~.::f v.·nrkeMt. Tht' ~,..,.,.told .. Judj.!i! ~ooman to do his {IH!f c"en ir clcfy t h€' Ia•·.'' Ord+:r"!l from tho· hoM. "Ye,;, sir." \\',. unde Mitllnol thllt Chllllllt't'\' Hamlin tlnt"M not 111·ant bia knm.•n u 1 union Ntun-, T11kf' 11 ·rront ~~<•at . ('hauneE>, next to 1111d ~lr StOtldart . • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/6ba1041fc766e875ab25ecdef0a25e6d.pdf d4facbfe401a5fd018e424cf5733113e PDF Text Text ._AID l.OCKATTHI-<W YCX. Am.Dii.AIIl. 1P IT IS IOC2MDT 01'1 MUIIS_JJ_ ,_,.YTO 72 M'I'IIBAY Candidate Arrested for SpeakingJat Lafayette Square }. Mahoney Pulled in Last ffhursday tht Guise of Violating a Park~ Law'Attempt to Discredit Socialist Cand fda t e for Mayor. · I::: da~~r::~w::.·o~0 ~:!· c~i~;·~:~:~'~: c1::~f:~=~~~ '~!~e.~:~~'',:'~~::~ ::;;,,:~~=~::.~~~ ~~~~~:··~·~r~~=~~~~.:: J :,', ,:; !~.~ouk Comml•lou to do tba I Lawyer'- Smith · Gets Severe Jol ~~ 8q11are wu park prot~eny. Tt.e follo•i•l are tilt •••~~"~ of tha \\'hall llabe••l'· .ecomt..ul..t h! l'ark Co•n,.iMioa : Jo.erll l'eloa, orpai&er of the ~i•li•t t'hrl" W01lu, t•rnldent ; nu...... Pany, &.nd S.muel l..ftry arTin•J at th~ l.or llwood, Oeottcll C. Ol11thr, WIIILUII Square tbteJ' were h1f0r111ed tht tht'y ~·. 1\uth•r• u .d Natlla11 Wolf. Tilwould not be allo-.1 to f}-11 at !hat : 11,.., rN"n are tke IRI& for tlte c• t•haliltt plloee, bf orden willeb were auppuw..l to JOOiili~•••u in th~ attt!IOijot to 1top frM ~miAate fro111 d•e 8uperlntt11dut of l ap......h on IJulfalo. l'arlr.a. Tilt! •td~n•ll•l m~tillil that tile &. Mallo11ey fully 1111dll'ltood that It wa• •· lali~t• h•••~ t..,...n iloltllDf tu>o11day1 a11d wltbiD hi• ri~;bta to lpoel'lr. at that t•lue <'•·•non11• Al l.afay.-t~o• 8qua r• bil.v• &lid lr.11•• tb.at t1le .,._ll~nu• bad ~ .. , olrh·~n r•>n~t.-ruat lon iDIO 111<1 bnrta of General Electric-Corporation Counsel Lawyer Commene<a to Reallu What He is Up Against Might Know all About Electricity, But Shy :::;·~~~~~::!!:'o;o::: ;;;:a:~,:,::',!: on ·Par~. W7, bill tlw elrlalilota &nil a ltrrlbM> Mt. Jutttlalalr. oftMir&uolao!ll71o •ll•putinl tiM< ...., ... .. of 1...1 la~.,... ha. laWJtr, Wr. Cla7111n M. 8noitll, - !n u t tu tbe Oorpor•tluo C.un..,l nd •t-1•1 ropr,....a· tath•a Ia tloat oftl..., Hull'alo O..nr,..l PJ.e1rio Co. of,..., k11o• ·a Ull\ldll(llht! autborlti.,.. Tl,. ant 'ftrtim ID he tried wu a Oil. Selkirk, wcnolarJ of t lw !•ark IJo.ro.l, ud Wbta ulr.ed tu ..Sellll'!l t bt p.rk buondariN • •in•lttl"d tb.at IMo •lhl aot kllO'W. 81 till• l lltlt' tluo eonditloa ot ea:~:t•A';:,•~.~~.~:~::~d&f~~~~ J ?.~,;~! ·~:;:~ '::';~~~~::• ll~rht, to: I Jud.,., Noonaa oa Moaday ahf'nCIOa on ""'kl•lr ,.,.,. unl'<llllfonable ud tiM ebtp ef t~l•l 011 ..,....J ,_,k }ud,. tlo.at loe did 101 h ow tbat "" JII'Opet11 aad tMrclJ7 Y\obttln~r oH of l ise ,colt•l to diot>ate tba.t tbe t.tayette Ia.,. laid tlowa t., tllat llllil ••d n•l11il11 Square wu aot • ,.,k, •11d tlaat 1M :7.!.'., k=~.,~:,,'~~:... t~181:1~,nk JKIII~ •N-red ap.llltt bill\, INilled tlt.lt Wallo!M1 •pob Ia · ' - 1 ======================="'7========== 1:;';;:,:•~ ~:,:,!: :~~r;-:_;n! 7~~:~~~~ Cla!t ., a•l"-•1 Wat tO II!IIQ t.ltat 0. ~~.~~~:'~ b;w"':·:~~·~: ::~~~~~ :"~;-~~;!!:~ 'i: IN Buff AL part. bouadarM., aad N jiT&ol'fluiiJ ,.. o rder t.o lar•tip.te &ad bd out w....U.U tlnd, to eDYUII -PI wltll lob. ltup1'11 of tbe Lata,1ttlft Sqna.re ,.... a .-rk or" DOt ~~~·::.r-:.::7~1 kd t• adah tMt tiM~:e. . •;:,:"r"•AI•(.To look bad tor CATTH.L ., AND SHEROYER ARRESTED ON MONDA •,t;:;,".:w1~~!r I'" ~~~ ~~~":,;:;~ e~:.,!~:· ;~~;:~o;,r a;n .. ;:: 1 ' ;: : 1 aad Mahoney took tbe t lall<l, bltellng• of tbe e&Jolttlllt eln t In thlt &rft!llted and tahn to J•Oli'le <'OIIIIIr.~ b.~e 1101 yet re10rte.l to i••l'• 3, r llatg111•l whb •li ... rderly •hot. Their faltb I• •tlll !111 tba .:tub. A1 utu._. tht ~~:anJr wa• in Wone 'l'll.aa &u.ia. ~:/!::~;e•:•!:!~".' ~:;,.eon· 1 .. lD European eou11trin tile ty,.11ta lol aboru•• ~~""' 1111 tuat b with bit I I· .,.,.e loDg tiDee lotoad out tllat n•n totA"'' an'u wu tele.....t Oil hi• own ,ra t-e •bot are not ellltadont • • • l •lut 1 H• va th.t jltnGaal pruaDQD ). tlt-e perk, ~:.~,!·;;~:tl:::::. a~~:~tlr.~=~~~ta~~~o: ::: whit a aplen,li•l m~tinll' t•lart thi!!T' were 11>alr.lng for 111 wh,.D t h..~ dutro,e•l the j>ark that w 11 tb01 re. Tt,,. l&rl• rllf"e1.lDj;tl that we b11 ,•o bo!t'D buloi iDI there h&\·e l!'h'en them tbl! ohh·ua. J•ubha~ II. Wbtll t b.,,'l' ~~:et the s~h·en. tbf'U! Ia Tilt Sotialiau ko.-w well tbr metb~><l• onl,r o nt thin& they ~•o think uf . That thl! raJ•italllt da,... '"'' ·l...:iolf'tl that tbe poliu~nan '• <'hob. h It an old ~arnt,.if!ll for mayor. T1wl f&<·t that t bt! alfai.r w11 well t•lanl>t!ll i1 ...ure-1 when ' one of our olail,r t•pert i1 lr.nO•I"II to "-"'" put a n &rlltll! in type oo !bat •ubjed, hut for wn<e "'awn did not It wu ant a p.rk, but a aqurt!, an•! . -- ;::;~;:~~~~ :~ ~~~aJlJ:;MJ,1 t1 ;!:~:d'u(!~ 1~':i!'b~· ~~;"::.:a;·:,:v~;:!~~~:·~: Yoa•l ...· Park. ~l:llii:LU.toat:n 11Je4 All Goal. pt lfllDt. 8odali.t• l.u all Jlllrtt of Enrot>e, ezeeptl.111g Ku..la, now eaj.y tbe ,..::,":~ t~~,::;~11 c:::::~-:~:r ~~,:;~:: ;~~~t .~:~~~t=t~":,b~ ::: .:~::..~:':~ :\ t r... t i• ia t tore for e••ery J>enoll J. Mabotll'y ;, tile 1 ,..01; 111 faetor in t.be tbe J•ul>lle Jl&rlr.a. b tbe Ch1 of herll., tbit tit~· wlto 1111tl~ntan..St 1he Oer· 110111, 1.,1 of til.- Soeiali•ta lnl'el inj[t at tile ,8 ocla11Jt. ho ld tlltlr mMtiD,. 1., laagDag". Lat..Ptte Square Jt b e•·i<IPnt tbat Jlubhe rarh rialtt under tbo Oerraaa ousands of People on the Scene to UI<Clr l ,,,.,::'~~= =·~;~a.';::;;~:~~~~~;:~ ~~~~:'::•,,•;:,,,~'~:·~ ~d,:;!': :~~~;:~~·.a,::';n,:~!':;:,'!~..':~.d•;:· SocWists - Police Beat Up Lawyer and .,.,.,...,, .......... in ~~~::!dd~O:~:,.;.'; ..~::: ~··~·=··~u~·=··='·=·= · "="="="'_"_'_" _'_·_''-",:..,=-.., .;..,'".,;... ;;,;";,',;;M;.:".,;';,· He b a Soda.list Orator- Trouble Ahead ' polh.. o ( aln>ooot ::,,110(1,. Tough Cops. .f(l ·••ily . .... bu•..tre.l.o of -= \ 'Ot(! More Rough Work by Pollee ToughsManhandled and Punched by Capitalist Cop Sh<rover1 akes Stand and is Dragged Off. ··~ ,~.,·~·~·;.~ .... "'"J:'"r>A"."· I"allllOmf!n '!:....;;~::~~~.: ~~:.:::..n;;:: ,.rtie " ....,, ••••· of''"' fo.... mcnt &eoaltu O>TatOR CAPTAIN PULLED MAHONEY Off SPEAKERS STAND __ Friday Evming"s"Pcrformance of the Police Force~ P oor One- Captain Placed Candidate for M Under Arrest But Loses Nctve. ayor at Columbia Turn Hall Oct. 1 �"Knowledge Power" . . . . • ' Outfit No. 4 :::-.:.::=;,...~=--=-= ~=·:!tl'':!\:i=:;:::O:'i:!.,~ ~~... 1ocit4ai.SS. • burl.lllpe.riAJ&,oompllile_,..u4 ..~. -T~o.R , ,. $6().00 ' fu•~~~~:!t~an)'rwa~~-=-~~:: orbltant pr'- \b.,. ..W cbafr· ~ ~~eu,Phou.Oz:tonl•.r ~n...rm E. WEOEKINDT UNDI!RTAXl!R AND 'PUNI!RAL DJIU!CTOR No. 5 WALDBN A VB NUB BUFF~LO ' ABNBCA -"r'fD SHOE CO~ BL.~ aTa. MEN, ! ~® '!!. . . ~ . We you"> try a.palr . of thowt wc>nder;ful Buffalo Shoes warn 1000 pair Men's ~4 .00 011-,500 pair Boys all solid. hard Grain Wor~ Shoes, D width knock SChool Shoes, stz.e 1 I to 5 . . . . • ll8o only . . . . f2_.4& , ~at lhllllc:ou~ t.otheBdtl.loaato.~. Worello.eaaberiM.' uadk wUl be rt4ee.O»ed - • uGO cea.. b IDODe700 hlJ' palrof B11•alo lbiiH for o.. OMpoa loO t bt J*ir, Nor&iltlddlttNtn't'lllba'l•t,lll ll: llfoii.~ OIItl.lla.pia,Sboet. 4,_ or wwk, 111.110, f4.1.Q, 15.00 Of M.OO. !*'Wfl f . • ZNoJd. H. J.ltbo/d. C. ltl•«•ra Watef'pr'OOt'OUAas-1 WWW..ooMWJp.tr, ! ~pedal , Bor Scou\ 8boM, ......S ~ wltb Jflq:an Doabll Wear SO.. "-- 10toil,f:'60; lto4.lli15 . .luelU.~torScbool D&Tt. ~- Kifll•"· ""'"ZES.BOL0 8Ro8.- CO:'· 4 ~ --- ·"" o-otic tuul Ci~•rl BIUIDen llen'l LIU>Cb li :!;IO ,c,o2 :QO fd;,,,, .Cir••N t2 ID. E.alltll., cor.fraHII a. llftlk, D.Y • .Jisk ,., taylors 1ct Crtam ..., •,..,-"_-,c.::---·, .,. .,c.,....,- , ,., p•u will l'tmtmbtr 1/J< Baoarian Hall JOHN UNVERZART 5•mpltR..m 776 S ycamore St., cor. Reed T ime to th in~ about your Fall Suit. We .uc prepared to mut ~·our immediate demand wit h a stoc.k that is absolutely the: best we ever produced at prices f,u bdow the Main strut dulcn. $J2 to $20 for strictly aU wool band tailored Suits and we rw. rantu a saving' of $3 to $!on e very gument. Top'C»ts, $JO to $J6.50, silk lined throuihout. ~in Co.ats, $5 to SJS. .JI/11/nl•n m•4i •n4 bt•r tb<Unl~~btl eg~..sga e e - St. 1300 Jeffenon St. 1;;.: :· :••::....:.-;:'·'--'-"'''-·-:. ·: .::c.::: �Philipp Scbtidtmann mtmb<r ., ·.6trm6n· lttltbsl6g ••d 'Tortmost 6trmalt Sotl•llst Ontor WILL SPEAK .IN GERMAN -AT. - COLUMBIA TURN HALL J26t- 1265 Geneau Street Sunday Evening~ October 19th ADII88101 15c. Schc:idemann is now on a six w eek! tour of this country, This will ~ his oply s p«-ch in Westt:rn New York. Red Friday Lewis .J .'Duncan, Socialist Mayor of Bu t t e, Mon tana - -- -so-. ~Fieldman, F oremost Socinlist Orator o~ New York C itl Stephen .J. Mahoney, Candidate for Maycu· Will Speak In the followlna Halls rrridav evening, October 24t/J. Columbia Tum Hall, 1261 Genesee St. La Touraine Hall, E. Utica & VerplanckSts. M yzpah Hall, Ferry and H er_!dmer Streets. All thn:e speakers will dcli\·er s hort add resses in ench ba ll. Admission Free. G.R EAT SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION BROADWAY AUDITORIUM S8turaag EYBning, )OYBffibBr Ist. SPEAKERS: GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK Author of War, What For? .JAMES H. MAURER President Pennsylvania Federadoo oll.abor. Admission 15c. Reserved Seats SOc. Purrl}ut YOur Cltktts now. l~ed teal tl eht.l oo n le at Socho.lit l Headquartl!n, 1106 Mnlual U t e Bulldlll(, aad at W!D. J une- Sodalil l N ew1 Store, 1&.5 Bf0&4way. Mens Good ·Cipthing - .-.;IIEADY TO WEAl AID lADE TO OIOEI \ > '1 • • . ~ (UNION LABEL ) ~ ~r IN THE ciTY F_OR rim MONEY AD Good. G.a..Otad lo GiYo Sa~ ~ ·,- ,. - . I '\. .A·NDRlW. GRAHAM~-co. ST. (Up· . . . . . a..l. ···~~·· ~Qi>p. ·llllll eta~._) �- ~ ·._._Ttn'T.Im BUPFAID 30CIALIST I'OIILISHIN<i <XIIIPANY .....-~u.-.....: IU.II:TWI".-.............. . ,...., ~ ~ ... ..,..ALO,N.Y. - . ~~"(- Y . P.CATTaJ- ........ AM.r..-....s~U....... ~ Ncr SJM ,_ ~. JUIPALO,.M.Y. 50c lib _ . , ,_,..... .._ . . . . _ ~· &...~.~,..... J-S.l91L.ailae~cfib.aa.&a~ar,l'WwY.a. ...-baca ., lludal.111! o•hau~~:.h.1· ~~~~ n:·!~''r: 1 ;'i~r·;j~::~i~~ ~fu::~~;;:.1;k~!:~h~!~tl~~ ~~o~:r0 ~ 0~: ~E·;:.~~;~,.:·.F~~:.:E.:''•~; •:if~~· wrorkf'ln~ . It "s up to you. 7lwr•· will i• rt•l•nhl.l· not U.. uny Jln] it• f!! fo rt·e w h et~ th f' Sociali11tl J!t•l inlf• i>Oit"t•r - K x pt·•·ll~. W_f' hn\"t• t•l·o·ry rc?''ll to bdtt'l'e th8t under :::O.)Kli~ m t ho·r•· will ltf' 1·ery hlll t' UK~· fnr po h re. ..ff,~·t !l~~~fj~:~~~:i~~~~;~~;: l ::::; n 1, • of tlw Klrikt• of ! he flepartmt•nt Klon• elt: rk!! of Buffalo is ~ huwu nll 0,·,-r tl w <'o'\UIIIry . In mKny t•i t ies night work has been <' UI ont ,.11 1iro·ly. 1111 t~ "'~' 1111 ,.,. {'1'<'11 heard th.u•. thf' clerks of tl1e I..ondon shop~ ?~:::~;B:;:J~;~~:~~r;~:z, uro· ~wlriul!' Lusy . 1'11lk 11hoot nJ,· ertunng Buft'11lo. ,..--.... ~~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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Price Two C<nq BITTLE FOR FREE SPEECH ELEVEN Socia-lists Make Stand Against Capitalist Ru_ E~even Peopie.·Arrested · ··- ~fayetj!iY'"S(fuare- · ··'tfa;i!ltlweta;,, l ·· Noon •• Byst'anders Als Pulled ln. ~ A_RRESTED I Mah~ney _Dragged From Stand py Police Ca~~~dh Placing _Mahoney ·under Arrest Failf to Take Him to Station •• Fear People Will Resent Unfair Treatment. �p11pcr~ perflh•. W!l~l'•·n:eant rC mcm- lwn'<l his poli~·,, .,.,\ucntion. Tlutt w11s forttmnlt•. Thcrr ia one thing th11t 11 pu lk•·uu1n 11lways h n!l drill o··l into him. It il4 th ~ apotheosi;. vf ]'"lice cultur e tO be llo w liko• 11 ltull ··mo•·c o n'' wheiiC\'t•r n c ruwol i~ ~ o!Tc nRiVt'l~- deco· nt. o r do·rl.•· nnd lnw uhiol in!!' thnt 11 <·Hnr-•· crn ined bully in brall!:l •·nu't 1 r,~J;f,~~;f~~:if~ ;~0~~:[~~t' . SOCIA EN E. ~E~EKI~DT It workN like 11 c hilrm. iustun t USTS OP Th·· t> l\ln; r nf tho· ••ur 11tntL'! instanTh,-u tlw chHTJCI', t mw.-.u~lr . i~ .,. ... p,,;-,;...,, .. ""'"'""' ,,,. """" UNDERTJ,!O!R AND PtiNI!RAL DIRECTOR No. s • W. A .J .DBN VB N UB n f th., ctor. Tilt' t 1'1tSOJ I8 Uf{' J)t·rf,·o·tl.•· plain und ]'l cut ifuL-Tiw '""!'l""r ""n tllkt• hi~ t•IJOir .. ofihl'm E itlu•r tht• crimiunl ol idn't mOV •' fn11t •·nough. or lw mOI't· rl townrd Tb t 10)r ial ,.. ftlfOfl BUF:FALO to r tbe tl ••· nnrth or h<' mul·t'ci t ownrtl the o! Uultalo and their ft;., 01 b :.:~t1 .hor0 ~~- ':~o:. •:.~\'~~~-~~~~~-:\~~~n~~1t~ ;:tu~b ~~:;:•· ..,~ ;·t~:~·;~ a wlu·u · he should hill'•• mol·ed off a 111 j daneo at !.a Touraine n~r-th l• y _ n o rtlu· ~ sl. _Th ut ill the Utita 11 ud \"t-rplautk otrf'da. IIIJ!Ill'!<l k nlll nf mldh~:enet', ter'• Orth eotrlt ..-m furnioh the .\ 1111~~~ M_o .":(']\_ h•uruo·{j ~~~ uurnl t•~i•J'• '"~ ulfe,...,J ""''the ·· t·J_ u~ky. III J!J!IIIII \K wo rth h111 "'"'t at s.!lo. ~~;',~r~,'. 111[,,~oll:~n:t>!ill\l.l.l' [~,:;it:l~i:; S,tor<lay nrning, Odobrr ~tb, 1 01 1~:,at;~~:a~i::1 ::,~·::.~!~~~ ~ tj!l~!llfl1!llit~~Ji~ tltlii ~~~~~J~~i ;ii~~ · ;,.•;;;;~,,;• ,·;,::':::~iti.'.111 ':.o~;~~~:::l·nr;~~ ~;.·:.~.~.:~;'··~::~~:;·:.··;·i.:;t -~~ ~·~):·~~~.'~~~~ J~oletarian WHY AWORKINGMAN II Club. 205 l lutua l 1 ~he ;::;l i;~ i!:•:.!iel~ ~~ . _c_c,_.J"'"""' o•ga::.:~~~~ CANDIDATE .FOR t ill• ~tlllp bo:o; nml _ _ . At a rer.eiH m~ting of th e board .. 1 woul..t likt' to vote I boo So<,iulisl d~tecton, a comrnittee wu gil"i.ll wwlan11 tho·ory trf l idJ.•IJUt~. Rnd ti ~ ko.·t, but ..-h,v don't they ].Ul UJI a po..-er to i"""ef'ol ..-ith th~ . l11 1.! "'"llri !O"t! -cntit iNC to a voice I ll~ rllliL"Ut"<l tilt' t•ro wd. 011 the l' ~ k- :,';~:·~twl]1;;::! ~,';!~;~;~•.~:: :~:·IIIC~~ :::~;~~~:,::~ ~::d"~'~'·:~o'r:\~~,-~~:~.~r::l; !';:~ ~~~~r· f:r=~~:~~~:l~~ce ptano I rHall upo11 Ill om <on •••d •~•did"•• I ;,;:• ~;;','t"t,;,,l,'i,~ ..~:;s ;;::~- ,:,?~:· ~}~ ~~~~~::·;~ :·:~,~-~ 00~~-~=~~u are:::,\~-~~ .:~n~e"~;: ::::::,:·~ ;:,'~~~~~~~it\~~~·- e;~~i::: ~~=:~~e ~:~r~~gel~i:':~c;ala. . j• u•• ·• ••~·JII 11111;· <"(>l.,<l ltUI III)! th t• jllltk u. ll.v The. $ocialillt. Party i1 th e oat~ found that th ere ar-c a number of an..t J OM'!•h I _elun. i :i/:~ \;.:,:; ~:~ ~ :~: ~:.,:I;· it~.:! ~~~3}:;i:~;:~~::;:.;~i~i:i.;,i ~f~ff~~~&~~~i~~; ~F.i'~:~~~~~;:~I~f~;:~~.; ::u::; ..-m :~::rah1~ of the~e be •nno.uneed ~::~Rw:;~:~ ;~:~ ;~~tu-~~1 ~h0~1 rf~:: ::~·~:~i~;·J'i_~~~~~,;,: ~~~~::::~. ~~~~ ~~~~~~Ill:,~~ :::::~~~~·rti:~~~:n:"~~~~·~:"~~~·~:u:~~~ th:~::~ett~~;:nw~::h ~~:.or::l:~::h:! ~~,::•·e,::;1 ::e ;o~re&~~ot o;h•,.•.,.".- ,, Lll"U i o ;:~~1~ 111 ?:~;',\'~' 111:;~:::-r~;·,~;·,~. ~~~~:~:·~~::;~ ~~-:ou:·a:~r~~~~:': =~ 0 1 1 ~:. 1 ;;~= ;:; ~::~;:nt:~d c::~!fr~~e ~:~:~ : : :~:~n 1!i!:•~;:,e::~o&~t:n~::l~ t~~ ma· :~:·,I~:"Ju::::•,;:;:~ ~~;:~. k~:;~~~~~~~% ~:·.~~::: ~\~nt,h:~h!;!n:b:; ~~~~~ 1 ;~~~~~:1 ~lr . ~all l l <h·t·!i IS s ill! With WI. i.n thil GENEJ4.L ELECTRIC 'S ATTORNEY PUT OUT AT ADJOURNMENT. ' Cano in~•d. fr-om ""u .'· • • • tru~o~gle rnr ui~t.ence be hu rolletl. ,The dull ..-u thto illeorpora.ted chi11ery of Jltoduttio 11 ami upon whi~h ~~aJ;a: =~~~ ':a~ :~~to::;;~ga:;ta~h~! ~-:·:~ th;h!~"":,g:rni!:;io~ta~ot0 r u~:; th~::~:i~l~!~U;ttt~~et;~:~~;d;:.:y no~~~::·~. h~:~'t we J•Ut up a buai· ~·::: 1 ::~ ':0~:~d•ee;; 11 f!;~~:('t~oth;! ~~~eh....':!:ee:·~i::a;~ ;~~::;," llomln~~: ~=~ a:o ~;:lear~-!~:u i:o:h;;r:~! ~;; ;:~:~':n~~:~t~DOt~: :~!etr~::u:: :~;~::i ~== ~::·~o;~:::=.:; lmlin.,. 'men,ghig or littltl, ara Oo t gen· tr&cttODI at th e _beaehe., et~. tually, throu~;h the eont.rol ___: ~~:::t~J;cy: 1 1~~~~~~~~-lt: of ~ew 't ~r~ ~:1 1 ;-,y~n a~:e ~~·~~~morfm:::::' :r"'!h:on;:: Qll~~~~y~;:::d•l:~~o~:~ ~~::,e;,u-;·~: =~~ni:~!:;·i:;n:;.:~:~a~:<lhol<l r 1-.;wh cu lprll plctulcd ~101 ~mlt) ~in li s t l'nrl\'. Aud i! tbry 'ffete-alld ('AI~e.uce hu ~a ru.-a rdtd W1th ae-- in the Interest o( thfJ working ~;:i;);,;~:;;:i:t::.:~t~·:~T~f.:T!ff:t ~~~:~i; "fff~f)~;~.~~j:~~;; ~::~ ;s:,.~~~;::~:~.~~~: mt·nt. ~n· m g nr.tln· t lmt hl' \\' 1111 b . 1g 1 n! 1 ll ;,~~·~·cu}url'l',~t~~~i•:;,•~;(.;_un~~~i ~~~vl~:J: :ro~;~;~eulnm:~ ~:~.~8,; t;•:r:di:a~e ~~;~::~,;unar~~~~~:~~,!~;.!~o:~;:i~=: J,-r ·H l'!;oun•tl tht· •· uu rt thnt he wos ~rom his eona.:Jou.oeli 1 ~!Jt •;og ~lth • t Idea thai "there'• nothi~~M too good 11 ".tn~~~~~:~\';!~.:·,i.~·h··;~r llw BuiTnlo ::,:,:~;:,I:•::;:::"a:~ ;·~~~;t:t. )<' ;n :~~~ th~~;;,:~~::a:: a~:11 ;,~rlol'• l;:,:j·:::~;~:~;:i(D!::::~~::~:~ifif·',',!J; ~~;:f-;~;;~:~:,:::{~~;1~::~~1: ff:~·:;.~::i~;~:~::~. \\ tJ11[ d It,· K · • npr.il 1he lUI]•holt !'" '.'' 11'11 1 pnrk Ulj'Ui ll, nnd !l;a t th•· polil'l'lllt'll would hn\"C to f!Trt""' I hem ttguiu. llo· rnisetl th e lo•c11l point th111 thl' court ditl u ot ]"' "'"~'·ss till' powvr to 0\'Crritle Ute ol•j.·•·li"n thut ~ ... Willi 11111kiug t o 1111 ~tdjutti"U11Jt' lll . li e milt!., '11 liJU·•·•·h .thRt R so•••tiou o f tht• City { 'lwrt•·r !'iltid thnt case~ c harging ofl'~·u.o:o·~ II~Ki nlll the ordinances ••'"'"' both, nnd the_So<:.ahft makee •ecnre(l at.205M utuat t•ret.- IUit' ot at~e mphng <lo. 6()5 :Mulnai.Life for ao~·l><><l~· u~ert _th e .-.·ork•ng , ,.·bleB ..-h ~t~rcr tit..,. "ort ..-1tb tnua.:l~ nr br:'"111 or 11'tth both. ?ofa.honf.'' ~orked nn the rt.rf!flt earl; ee rta•nly. \\hat or_ itt- ~~ 11 tom> aaharued of, 111tt wh1le 11o doubt-811'\'et ear mt u "llutu'' enough to \'Ote mann, the •n•jorlty aro I and Th~· eourt ditl twl ugr1.t with th e- nttn ru cy fo r tlll.' Gt•nernl E leetrio· Cmupuu~· on · tit~ ]>Oint. It """'" M-Oelll ifi('Utly ~1\I!Q IInhl e to n!!k. ((lr 1111 udjourulltt'lll tbot h e felt lw shrmhl ~ernnt it. The eaRt'l wo:r1: "II h eld until ~loutlll~', the f.t lt. nt twu u "d•ll:k in the f!flc r no..~11. Anornf'.\" Smith' p ru lesl.cd 11110 took 1m c xc"'llljou in e~teh Cl:t'-t'. ~ot being abiU o carry his poiut for a railrolld-expt=eu-trllin trial }u• addrtMed himself t o the good n~:~.tu?ed ami patient court stenogmpher . All the defendant• filed out of the court room the ,ttom ey for quotf<l nt the beJ!'IIlllillg nf tb•• Some t her~ are who uunot bor. Why! Ot eolltllfl 1 then• ":,::,::::1:~::~:~., amoag na. But we have .il ada~ llli.tra tlons from time and wherein bu labor ('Ontlitlon are llONEY DO , ANY WOH8Et &elali1t ~111didatn we had eomjlt'lellt buai.eu Ytt, Indeed, but 1111\ der . YO U aul•tallee. I mayor of YUW'lOk~, wu a •· F'•tt•m·l••••'"'"'~ ma ker, alld 'Ill• el!UIIe. b vt able t• proTe tb~ ot Jneompetence ap!Dit hit ·~;,!;::1:~~=:•.::tlon. Tllm-t "' h :::::!'it11 ::~. ';:;;~~~~~~11 t~~~~~ly . w~th- · · ···Ill<•••; , •• ~ I•·="' 10 :::nalh~re;~~~~:~~·111:: : ; :;:;:~~ ';=========== 110 ~ Soei•li·.·-. ~w1~w 1nrrl :~~ TH T ... [Colui.ABOR miJUI h&1·iug hud-'Omely ap- ~ ROUMAN . lA Thla • 0~~=~~~~~\~~e~T;~~!~ E(; im ~pon QoOd for 50 ~lit! · We ·w a ntyouto t ryapalr of those wonderful Buffalo-Shoes 1000 patr Men's $4.00 'OU 1 500 pair ·Boys all solid hard Grain Work Shoes, D width only . . . . j kn9C~ ~hoot Shoes,- size t2.415 _' I to 5 . . .. . . -INio Pr.es!t thll ooapoa to the abo. Oo. be.fore·NOYember 1~. aa4 h .-m be redee~:~~ed wae u ~olll haliaoa•r palr ot Butralo ~- lor dre- or work, 111.60. t4.l.O. 15.00 or ... 00.. 0.. ooupdD to the patr. DO Bdalo l'Ha..... Wa~ •rY :N" Ouanolieelfl>o11hla N ~ g1104 after NOTtmbeT ht, 1111: BpecW, Boy~ ' ShoM, bud ~ 1~ 011 PM Barp1.11 ~ 8olM OG enry palf, Nlapta Double W-.r Sol-, We&r .-IIJI •izM 10 to II, p ao; ~ 1 to 6., f2 V5. Jou the 8~oe r.- Bcbool ~· • �~-==~J.,-~-~=~==:::~:===~~=::_-.,--:l!ll ·"WEI N L:.ESE·F EST" .VINTAQE ANttH~:VEaT I:EITIVAL COLUMB1A TURN VI;REIN . S•tucd•v ond Sund•y, Octobtr 4tb ••d Jtb OOLl.JMBIA ·TURN HALL. 1261- 1265 Gcnao. St.-. The h.tii by appvpriate decon.tloa bu beao l\lnlacf....hllo a ptdm rti ill fruit ol .an~· "'"bae wfll be bumeraua~ pe.u.Lilt .u.. andall-.brlb:>tcno&ratcrta~ Adrnl . .lon -ur' ~ 10 C.nt.a· "which en~itlCs you to .$JO.OO worth of ple2wu. arN F. WILSON IOCIALIIT MEMIER OF lAMIAS ITATE LEBIILATURE . 8 0TH PHONES Cbt &istrb~f will speak at MILLER'S HARMONIA ~~~~~ . HALc···- aV&JtUtG*-=C...s...an PETER KLIPPEL Q, ARMEN.ANTE 264 GOOSII Sf NW IOCIIJCA!I lllltltlll! 1.. ltnlli Sunday Afternoon., October fltb, 1913 CldfaMifalc.__,,R_i,.. tlttdWuNJPIN Fine Jewelry Rep&irin& ~ Ter"raO.. Buffalo, N. V I:Jea F. Wlleon leone oftl oe molt eloqn('.nt Onlllln In the SodalL.t Pany . H" "'U •·lo:cto•d to the Kaou.1 SUltc l ..e~l,hunro frum Wt dl atTict In wh ich l ~ lv· Clltad Glnml, the b umP uf the Appeal to Rea1011 . Kngene \". l~bs uye: .. Ben\Vllaonhl acl ""e"'ndr.nl, l!.ciearthlnker. -amau of lute n!f! f'll roMIIIOIII.Imd& lpt'• krrofrluqur.uC'Il•lld pu ..·er . wt ... n·r•· e r h .. J:Ofl he ..-Ul be loved,hunu rOO •ndfnvlt ed to relo.rn ... liD WILBON. THIS MEETING WILL OPEN THE SOCIAUST CAMPAIGN ON THE EAST SIDE ...... Loui.11 Josephson Mens Good Clothing R•tbt•tlr S•mplt Clotblng ..:.:-~~ ~"'· RUDY TO WEAR AMO MADE TO ORDER (U NION L AB E L } THE BEST IN THE OTY FOR THE MONEY All Goods Guaranteed to Give Sa tisbctioo. THE OfANDREW GRAHAM CO. !Hf UNIFORMS FOR IH[ INIOIIAilOIW. 00.' MlmS U OffiCIAl aeo MAIN ST. ( Up Stairs) Opp; Iroquois. Hotel The Test of Typewriter Efficiency has been made for you IN OPEN COMPETITION THE UNDERWOOD EVERY YEAR IN EVERY CLASS ~tart O)ll or~ani~<'tl to or~:anirr or Antorogll.llta oo Mutual Life Building. 111'1111, of Tarupata wil! ~ llf'putmcD I. th~ li e 1 ~,.~~~:~~~~~ i~h:~e ·~:;,~o;:~e~:":fuT:;~~ \H en 1 J>enon tella 1 &,tlal iat th at Aa tlul meeting caLico\ f ool and uya be koo..,.. 110 lo1' to order at 3:00 o'do.!k an t e ~om· flllU · th._.,. aJ.o ha••e ht:anthe-. AI..., in t~ !:koelalin'a r~ tbut ~ rade. are ur~utly requested 10 be th at nt T~o;•llh• und Ta lta l. por u t o ' p reH nt as there io husinftll of the ut· t ho sou th. the.. ha••q aNh·e orJ.;•nir.:o moet lmpor!an ee to he trao ~;&c l ed. One liont . Th at ;t SautimJttl, tbe U.J•iul, a youog nao the other day wbo q/ ~e t,b in gs to be tak_en UJ> will he the a nd Yal!'llrai!IO, th <';r ha,·e ~tr<~ng or- ' i~:e~~~;n::. di~l :~~ ~~·=1 b~~~~~;~ :~~=t of • ne w He then nlil 'he wq a (6'ung miD The flaancial to get abead. 1 "'Jllied ; "ro11 1_ho811! :"ho ~a\:o hamaville P''" "' ~ " them q •oon •• m~t•ng plate for th e ~;;~~:~~~~:·ll"::'e:~:: ~':un~;;~men~ i• ~netary wi•h et ~ ~~ H i! ..Y• that in the Argl' atln~]>Ub t•eh~a for the WL I- lie on th~ ell.!-1 , t bere a r.. now fo111 Fo· to .k•ndly II!U le for da li•h in the ll ou~~e of HcJ•rl'lll! nbtlv6. poa1u ble. 11111J. -an e&:ml l <>ri n th P &n• te. li t. ad · for I Speed·· Acouracy- Stability ' Has establish~ All the lntematloftal Reoonfa . . "'-. ·. UNDERW09R, -<::.:'The Maohlne Yo~~lll Eventuallj au; • �~ ~ Ufc IUitT'IM IGIS3UUl.. PnoWonot KUCRY TVTTKJLL. ,.._...,. ~ ·- B.ldiDz BUI'PAIA N.Y. P1t.UQ[ • UIIIBIV1tiiED. T - - .1 'a>. P. C4TTIIU- .......... BUPl'ALQ. N.Y., Prb $1.00 pa- yur, 50c: lb. l:bCIIIIl!ll. p~yailk Ia ..W~ ~~ j ~ ~ 6(M..lOS M.aaJ Uir Buen6 ~ ..-d.daa lUtter J- S. ~ ,,2. .at the J1011 oU1ce at Balalo. Nnr Yc.k, • uackri!M:uto1Mudl.l.U79 St.-r'URDAY, 9CTOBER 4, 1913 .. Tht! preacher mind. bowt' n !r , thought th11t it hod the right h~· tiH· ca r. 1t wu th t> prc~~o: hl• r ne \·e r had ht'nrd 111oro l iS!IUtl he thought. o{ ("COIIOmic hn n- known if lw luu l me t it ou " night . He didn't know tho! 1 uotion11. lit· wu tfllfTt! ring from Th,. erron eqt\H 1111d useleu· notion pt•o plt• h•·tt er wu~ g r ~tn·n 011 his 1 1 };~yptinn tomb. The re Willi no room in hia ·for the s•·if·uti tic tru th that hnd conditions produce bud men. Tho· p r e•wlic r sort o' 1111Wll th11t b e was in wrong. He felt hll luul uu ly ,,..,.n Clllled in to give n 110rt of re ligious \'ar niah J ciJIHirh. But he 1\"M in for iL So he ~id the only thing eoniiCil'llliotts p ro·:•<"~••·r c ~tn do. He tried w1th wo rds to t@ach t ha t <lid not ex ist. li e tried to r each a morul sen11c in hia Y11in was the dfo r t. So he just railed at the debauchers . . J;c succo:t•<h'd in !{l'tting IYa name into the ne\UPil!Jen. That be ~1uit e enough for son1e preachers. Ue took for bia text: ~oe 1 H I Sid<- or Bu~<i n e~>S."' u if there wer e such a thing. He � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/41eafc26036d5466cb91927b8f1dcee7.pdf 050fd51479abca1fcb6ebfd77afa8119 PDF Text Text LOCIItATTHa~CII' YOUR ~!.~~DDS......_ IP IT IS 71 Y<Xlll 5UJISCIIIP'IlOI D, PIIIIIS NI!XT 1nK Price Two Cads LOOKS liKE -ORGANIZED EFFORT TO BREAK UP · SOCIALIST MEETING �ofllo•l! r.l. tlwjfrMi tanol ..,n iy · ofl al.., r l " .\l'"'·'·e•·rn"·itltln t!o"rnn k• '' ' · f~lt th at h~rc .,.., a r o•J;•" i· liont u t b• r ul.,f} ( ' • ~ • b nuJd JIUI><'' ' o ... U., IUM<it !, • .E. WEDE~JNDT ~' '"' " "'" lrlo •III'IIOtl t o •-•·-•- - 1" ""' .. '"" " " " n (,.,.,...,, n01ulaec Df tbll! UNni!RTA1tB;R AND F'IJNI!I!.AL J:iiQ:TOit No. s lV:.I.J.DliN 'A V Nflll o•kt•· J • r<"~l de ot. t••rt•· I •Jr ·a uFFA-LO SHOE ·CO. ABNacA ~ ·aLt..IQOTI' aTa.. ol H t tUlj.'Pt mf ~ . o• olrrot •l~ a f tlof' ME·N -'! ' . li e w u llr.aul r_ : "<i) -. ~ -· L•••J:u f io lea in JOOiit ico. J>Q~~~l ~:::';;:;;7,::u;r ;:":::n "'~:,~. th·ig7 ~n 1' '"' We• l Sid e with a ~;,~~~~~~~~:~ ~i[~~¥~i~·· 1 '"' " '· it ''"'1 ,,..,. .,, 1"" • 1 •"'1"~ 1 "' 1 • ,o ld loo.'tt l'r , IK> Ib of th o!!U &!fa in J.'rid ay "";, ";,..:.~~·~;,~~\t uti'!T 10 1.,., 1 it. for it ;, ~·~.·::~ ROhl ';·;.:. i:.O)':~~.~~-,!~e~~~.~- ~J.,•wlu•"'• lu •o•d \ hf' lco~ouf gaturdn~· e •·tming. IWHY A W _O _RKI _::_N _CMAN __ .... Delatt 0 , 10 -. ·~ · s-!1 we..,.,myoutOteyapalr • ofU.O.wonde<ful . ~ulfa)oShon Pilr Boys all solid hard kn'?"k School ShOe., aile I to 5 . _ _ . , ll8o 011,500 1000 -pair Men's $4.0jl Grain Work Shoes, D width' only . . . . 12~ �E IN LESE F·EST" -·· OR. ·-· VINTAQE AND HARVE.-r FESTIVAL ' rhea by . ' COLl,IMBIA TURN VEREIN ' ai • 5•1urd'•y •nd 5und•y, Oct•btr 41/J ••d $1/J ~LUMBlA TtJliN HAll, U 6J- J265 Geoau Stttet. Tbc ~ .,.,. 11~te dcoc:of.-ti;.;~~~u "-' tunMd ....; ., r-'= ridi • Then wfii bcbwnc:rouJpcdorm.a-pua.aGid&-. &ult ol. .tD dcloaiptb1. ud&ll..t.ol~cn~a. Adl'nlaalon will be 10 C.nta wbK:h entities you to $JO.OO worth of plusure. . BEN F. WILSON IOCIALIIT MEMBER OF UMIAI STATE lEBIIlATURE will speak a.t MILLER'S HARMONIA If'=~~~~ - - HALL 264 OOtfSE£ SL NfAR MICIIIGAJI Sunday Afternoon, Oetober 5th, 1913 1 ,"""'''"~., HE-o ~. Wll $011 \1 one of the molt e loqaent onwn \11 the :;o. clo-Jt.t Pany: B e .,..,., c1 ..c1..d rro~ 8th~do~~t~~ !.1.f!:!~~0\~ eated Glranl, the h ome of thl! 1 Appeal W Heuoo. · Eotene Y. Det. uy1 · ";;~:,:~~~. '~ "mc~~tl~~::~te eJi r nMtn-,anda•pe•ke rof t! loq uuuceaad puwtt. Where e 'l'e r beg~ he will be la..-ed, h ooortod •nd lo•lte<l to ret=-" THIS MEETING WILL OPEN THE SOCIAUST CAMPAIGN ON THE EAST SID£ Adrnlaalon Il5 Centa Mens Good Clothing READY TO WEAR AND MADE TO ORDER (UN I ON LABEL ) THE BEST IN THE OTY . FOR THE MONEY All Gocxh GuCr~nteed to Give: S<~.tid.action. THE ANDREW GRAHAM CO. LOUIS MAISEL .s-.. c.,.,,. Oil J.,.;~~~,.,~ Ct.tA~ IIAifiS Of THE OffiCW. UNIFORMS FOR THE llfl!KMAnOlli L R. CO. 380 MAIN ST. (Up Stairs) Opp.lroquois Hotel .~r-- ~~,s­ --c~-·.c~ 965~9C7 BROADWAY Aucust Klenke ii! '7i~~~~~~~~~:::~: THIRST .PARLOR 1271 I S.~lo Se11eoa 1694 W OLIVE OIL Fro11t i•• 310S 1 OLIVE OIL BATTISTONI EROS. BOTTLING WORKS Dee. lor-. i n California Wines and Liquors · Spedal a Ue ol.loo giTeo to phone ord er. l.tld prompt d eUTety. .~~~ .s.-. "'""' c.,...w,.tt. ,r,. The Test of' Typewriter Efficiency has. been made ... for you IN OPEN COMPETITION THE .U.NDE RWOO .D EVERY YEAR IN EVERY CLASS �otho!nl. 1-'twiu lillm ill ncu r•·rthtlu W•· think . II. A. ) Jclt! rum is giwn cl"\'dit in the capitalist press for hia work 111 orgn nizi ng t he lm11ine88 t•lemt•nt o r the eity and surrounding .towllJI. It i~ time th11.t tlw cl1• r k11 of hi11 11tore l11kc ex~m pl e from t ~t'.lr boll!! (lt'l h u"y with the Hniou. ing to 11tir up tt'Huh lo• JUH! Oh, my. the So<:tahstl are alwa)'ll try. • urlr deVeloped in primitive 1 Tht 111 plt nhst pnrtto.:ll h1Hc t~el o•ctcd Lh~±tr county leaden-pohu. fo rtltltd br tbe •11dJT1dual , utnli t rHmt•tl tu the mnmtt• hut both n•JH1!1!1ent lng th e cap1ta hst dau a~~d powe r. A MILLIONAIRE•& ORQY Human natu~e and_ buma11 :iunlee Th;-millitU•Hire Jlltckt-rt of Chicago rece ntl-y .. eld Wh at . they ~';:: ::~.:b~;.,d~:~::•l ca lh·d Jill English huuting hnuqu el. It e011t $12.5,000.0;1). T~ey had nmn•on fou11dation It 11 J•rt·Jw ht• r HI tht· jumborec. J Hmlxlret'8 arc ne':er complet.e _WJthout a Wbere thio .olidn ity i• prt·nt·llt' r . . ' , d":troyed, 1rhere t be commu llltJ ,thion.~l~i~~~:~~;·,n~~:~;~in~j'";~:~tl ~ -~~. hl~i:e ~~~~~~ ~~i~t~dt~:~:i~,l~h~~~~!:~~: '=",."='="'='"=~="="='='=u=d=m=·=·==!::=========;;;.==========l :::: thin~ wu~ wrou~. lmt \\"11!1 hdmld led 11.8 to whl!t 1l WAS. • Tlw prt'achl'r mimi. howt•,·cr. thought that it haJ the right pi_g, I t waK tlw mo rul issue 1111re, 110 he thoUght. Thu Jl;.~uclwr IL\'''''r hnd heKr,J of e~~o uomic dcte rmini.sm. lie would uot h11no know n if he h11 tl met 11 on B on a da rk night. lie tlid u"t know thn t mHte rial • moral notio1111. 11 ·· was 1111fferiug from Th t• erroueou" an;l IIIICieM notion j)to()JI)c lwtt er Willi gr1n·c n on · t;gyptjan t on1b. The re w11s ~~eieutific truth tl u!.t had The pn:11c her sort o' lmt?lt that he ..-as in w!'O.ng. He . be h11d on)\' ht·cn cnllcd in to gil·e a aort o( reltglOUI \'&r n,tab debauch. hut ho· Willi in for it . So he did the only thing eon~e i ~ntiou11 flT"I•achl'r cHn tlo. He trictl wit h wordl to reach a t hat did not cJ:illt. H c' triet.l to reach 1 moral tense in hi8 Vaio Wll!l the effort. So he just ra iled at the d ebaoehers. he 1 ucc:rt-ded m gett mg h11 name mto ~= ::Orl:r-~ \1\' tht· t•u r. ;;:rt n. aboat 1b: ..... ..,, wu ta.k:1• altOIUbUeo~ by a tOlD· leadl111 but,... -ot_.llt boktedpolat.aloactJte..,..t, .... ot •eout.y, •Ill £oW. 11n-er It wula eo11-lioe wltb a.p.riatlcm. tllat Oo•..,..or • WHt t•• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-10-04 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/4fb11ce1e4bf521b0cdcb1a6f974e806.pdf 2f5ce5ee81473d5ccd4f1ec6df641dfc PDF Text Text Capitalist f!'oliticians. ~fan to ,D iscredit Soci~list · · . O~ndidat~ Fo-r . M~yor / Attempt to Hamper Sociali~t Campalgn !capitalists Dig Up I Park Law ~s Excuse To Stop Meetings CapLtaUst ;P,e».lltlcla.n s Use Park as Board To,ols to _Prevent Great Advance of Socialists -- Looks I:.. Ike Very Dfrty Work. . Big Meetings of Socialists at Lafayette Square Drive Old PartY Politicians to Desparate Measures. - - C?qTOBER Q-th, _A::r MI~LER'S HALL �WINS DEMIOAT "SOCIAL- BUFFALO 'SHQE OC?~ aBNBCA , ANDEL.L.I~8TA. . .~r NOMiNA~ MEN·! .-<5n·~ · ,. .. ,.«a . . tor 50 0.~ 1000 pair Men's $4.00 011 Crain Work Shoes, 0 Width . . . . . :' . . ~ We want yOu to.try-a pair of thOM wonderful Buffalo shoes · . only _... t2.415 I . 500 palr Boys all solid hard knock School Shoes, size 1 · I to 5 . . . . . INio l'r-.Dt thb ooo.poo to the sdaJo saw,. Oo. before Jlnember ln. ~ lt will be red-ed .. ~ M GO c.-a Ia !II.OUJ oa hJ' pf.U ot Botralo IliON tor drt~~~or'III"''fk,IUO,M.t.O,a.OOortLGO. Oucoa,pOatotbepalr. N ot pod:.aller lfonmbel' be, Jill, litoc roof oa .._. Barpl.a 8tlo& Nlapn. W~proofGurao-.d Docalil• Weu8olaloa WM"J' p&h·. apecW, ao,. Boou' abclu, hud, JU4t;, 1f'lCk M~&pn. DouW. w.... ao-, t W.IOtoll,tiGO; 1tal,tl16. Joettbt 8boefor8obl»l~. ArDetter-Eettuno. . ~'!'be ool7 o.m.a D.w.r-1*' Ill~_.. oatd&e of Kew Yen: Cl*7, ,...... .....uUq ·cbe lDU.r.c ot' ~ Warktra( ~ -110 oea tor 111M*lhl.. ""'' """"'·!Sodolol up il&li.t trutta, aud ••ry on tioll ; ., tbtwmmao loWed of I. will be tU bert ..,atiou of proble=. and ptQOtbly tbe ~iblt w-itb011tlm~lrlurot i-J t~ bull eeoao111ie advpt.ap• ot Ollb. 315-.117 Gao.- - • Bollalo, N. Y. �..., ·-· ·oFt ··- _ V:INTAQE AND HARVEST FESTIVAL . · ; ct~r. COLUMBIA YURN VEREIN S•turd•p in.i S11nd•y; Oft•bt; 4tb •ltd itb at COLUMBlA TURN ~ rnl-1265 Ga..... $but. ' 1-&, ln.a ball trr "f'P''OIriate d«:w.tkla. b,u br.:a tumor:dlalol.fuda.ridl lla..... ol •fll ~- ~ ~be &.moero.~ paaut"-- -~~ol~~b. Adrn'-lon wlll1 be 10 Cent. wbkh .e;ntitla you to $10.00 wort.b of pkaaun.. B£N F. WILSON IOCIALIIT IIIEIIIIER Of UIIAI STATE LEIIILATURE wJU speak at MILLER'S HARMONIA ·-- HALL- 264 OOifSII ST. NfAII MJafJGAII Q. A R M E N A N T E illlcl...,r ..- lmllr Cllda.-w.t~..._ Sunday Afternoon, October 5th, 1913 _,,., tt.,»i,... trlfdWaJ'f'Gifttd Fine Jewelry Repa.trln& 240Teroroao.. Buffalo. N. Y Heo F, Wil ton \1 one nf the moll e loqlll!'ll\ OJttD" In the SQ.. elal!.t Party, He wu cl..ckd to the Kali.IUSUi te Lefl'lllt<tu re from l.h e 'dlatrict lo 11'hlcb l1lD< ot.WMI -Ci«N.rd, the heme n1' Ap peal to Reuon. Eo gene V, Debt ..>.. : ..-,,BeaWilaonlaa c lt»eltndtm t, :.c;:~~.":~~~:!,l~~e:.1~~ quence and power. Wht~ eve r beg~ hewillbe l o•ed,hmiDred BB11' WJL8CIII', f "u! lo1'lted ro re turu.'' THIS MEmNc Will OPEN THE SOCIAUST CAMPAIGN ON THE EAST SIDE lo onee .. bo don't like to be dused Of Butra.ln SociaU.t, J'Ubli•ht'd with the ehii.Jreo. Tb.e claa&H are opoen at Du.t!'alo, :-= •• Y. . to to attend, !Jui.da~·allnt who 10 :30wiab A. ll., corner e,·ery Eut Ferry ~==================~· Editor, W. Ed..itor, F. Cattell. Y.~~aginl( W F. <;auell. ::;;1~~~;._:~1;:~~:· ~i!~-i 1~a~::~ji•b· KiJh olfer •treet. TBlUJE ( iDfJ Co, 6W :\lutaal Lih Bldg.. Dotra\o, JSTB.EBT 'XBET INO. will ad dreta opea air and f:loanfor d llrH t l Oetober 2, And atreeta oo I ..U.HOWAilD I J II .... PR:Otn"ID&O.t•t -aoTO- LOUIS MAISEL l'o~~e-~~~~e·::,~•l;.,d~:ai~ :.~":! .;.,..ll•n, C.,.,.tl . 011 Ct.a._ ~!em~ ?:~.:~:;~i~.:~~~~-::~d ~~ ~: ..:~ei•• .tra;. .r-... ..__ ,-.,.u.uy .~~.. ••.tCA~~.t,..·,.C~ 96&~907 N. Y. Ownoer"l ( U a corporation g;,·e 11ames l a 11d alockholder-. hol ding I per c~ot or more of total am ooat of atock) . Lo<:a l Bol'l'alo Soda lill P.rty, 005 :Motnal Lih Bldg., Bufl'alo, N. Y. Fraok Ellwi ll apeak a t Win1I0111" and renfrie.J, Hi-IS B road ... ay, Bulhlo, N. Y . •"~ au e. oo Jdooday. ()do~t ol, W. F. C ATTELL. I &lid Fillmore oa Tbun· (Seal) Swor n to 111d aubKribed before me thia 2Zd day or Septe:mber, 1913. LEV .-\XT D. LESTER, Notary Public Ia.' aad for tbe Count1 of Eri~, State of Xew York. ••• ~nd~ thi• BROADW.A..T SOUJH AMfRICAH SOCIAlJSTS · MAKING GREAT PROGRESS ·_ _ being the tl••l Aua-uat Klenke ~~;;~;.;;~~~~~ ~~'::::::~ J::i·~~~~.r::1 c:!,~i., thit ~Da::" ~oaeu:•;,:~~·~ry effort tboohl be La~~e ~---;":::.::el't!~t~:~~~~.;r;.: . THIRST PARLOR ••~.• ~.··~~~-;;;;,,.-;.,,;;;,.;,;;;;;;;: 1,;,;,, ,,blpthe J>reparat~::e:io~ki:.: •la~:~~;:~d~.~~;;:c:l~: .~:~~::y~h:a:::: :;e~!;:p!::'Yc~7II,I~~~· :~::~:eot ~;;.;_;_;~~.;;,;...;.;;.;;;;.;:~ fo;c~7~o::;n~•;c:!.the ::•;,~, 1 ~;~t:~~ 1 83';;_11 e:ro;~; :::::~~ 1, ,.. · ~ Ull loe1allR Part;r.· lotien~·, .1• Uo e Raad &boo!, Awlicati~na for th e ~on<! He Ia)-, that. ~ugoot lOth tbr:o- ~~n;~e~l~~·~: ';~~~:~. ~~!~:e!: ~=~ Raaoo"• t he re i• a trade& organiution of th e thr::~od1og Ita edom;,oal in· :o:i~: =~U t~>e~~iott t~:o~:th of th ~;~edr:::;, or ~~:!'.hko:;;~ell,~~:: ~..,.--:----::--:- <'~trn•oon 'll"ork , branch • Dllllt .... r.-r~ntJ••ruorG re.h!rNe.,. ~PHON&, HOWARD 1:111..._ :n::;!tt:; membenbiJ> of thr. Bnot h I· · t~ldtflii.Cd" llt1~ Mens Good Clothing READY TO WEAR AIID lADE TO ORDER ( UNION LABE L ) THE BEST IN THE OTY FOR THE MONEY All Goodl Gupaotud to Gnoe ~tWacdoa.. THE ANDREW GRAHAM CO. II.\IIIS Of Ill OfOOAl UIOfOIMS FOR fliE IIIFiiiiAneiw. ll to. ¥-ocl\JOis Hotel . . .. . . . 38Q MAIN ST. (Up Stairs) Opp. ~==. ~~~~.~~~~~~~w::==:=:=::::;::;=~;;::=:=:~ OLIVB OIL OL-I·Y~··':,, OJ• B A'M'IBTONI BROS. BOTTLING WOR~B SpeeWn::::c!n11';:!':r-p~l~:;;~~: ~~dp~:~od:ftfJ. ~~- 3*•-• 3'· PHYSIC.AL CULT"RE U IW I/IC•nW14t. NATURE'S FOODS. STRENGTH BUILDINQ . CL£A~~O~T:;EFUI.I. R E 8 T A 0 RANT 8 ~~~~~ :£'"~~~ 11 I'F;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;'oh;;;::;._ ;;;::;.;;;";";;';;;"';;;~;;;'·~';'l.,.;W~HO;L£;W;;H;";;';8R~£;;••;·;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;9j month t hou.'u lH'!j lo Cartmen. Tn)(lgraphlcal Uniou, Talibn: Th • roenCobu ru,IIOSixteenth•trft't.Ail Freighten and all o! the tndeao,··IIJid [ f ~hotJ !:~.=~~~~~r;:!:"J ;~ 11 ~ 0m,!a.,· ::~E:··u;~net:-~~:i::I•P~tli~~ih~l .;;_ c,..,~ '"~'- 1 · · . , ,;,~;,. "' "' ""'';q,;,_ ,Th'' '"" BlLANCH FIVE. Owing tn t!J.e recent l!rt a t the head· •IDArt~ra, it haa heeD imp..uib le fnr tho br11.nc h to hold ita rrgalar buaia.eu ru eetings, aail the b11llr. of the "-ork llu l~en carrie-d on h1 the u:ecuti•·e eom· mittee of thellta oeh. At tb.e !Ut m!Mll · in)l" of the uecuth·e committee of Rr11neb Fi,·e it '11"11 decid ed to b~ld the nut meatilig no Sunday, Oetober tt Soelalltt Pany lleadquartera, 60-t·S MDtoal L ife Bn iloli~>g. A1 u~al, t b.e meetin,;"will be call._.d to !"iler at 3:00 o'doek aod th~ com· ra.lea a .. urgently re-que~~ted to 1•reaeo tutbcu i1 buei11-tlf the a Chamt.... r nf Labor. enru~ of the dele!'fti H from e,.rr_.. tt adi, a oil a Qotn;J· eil of .\<lministratioo forth .. People"• Paht.eP, <.'OmJtOIO!d of one deleGate from ea.-b trn<l e. Thio Council of AdmiaiatratJoo ma~>age~~ their Co-Opentil'e S.ker~· and Co-nptr&li•·e printi11g ilnu.e. AJ !IO their Co-operatil"ll Store, whe re thty ha•-e a genera l etore nr all da.-. of gooda. Thia Cou.11,.il of A•lminiJtrn lion a lao ia proe~diug to orgs11i ae tb~ w!'ole Inr-rtmllnt of Tar&],.n , and e:a:- Th T e est of Typewriter Efficiency has been made for you IN OPEN COMPETITION THE UNDERWOOD EVERY YEAR IN EVERY OLAS!I peet to atart out organiu r1 to ortaniu the Department of .o-\ntuloflaata 1111 thr Sou t b of Tarnpaea Department.. He abo •~alea _uat at Punta Arenu and Lagua1ll111 111.. the De]l&rtmfnt. ot Tara· aht1 h"·e btaDfh8. Alao I and Taltal, porto t o h.,·e a~ti•"'ll cir ganln· Santlago, t he eapi t al , tb ry ha"e 1trol!g or1••••• .., •••••, ••• thnt th e mo,-e m ut · b tht CtiiiDtry. f'or . . . SPee~.~ Accuracy- Stability ·Hu eetab19JnKI All the International Record• . ~JJ. tt~ DE R·.W:O ~ hy' . ''The -llaohl"'! You Will Eftntuai17 �~-~~TI\ ~~TBTTla: ...,_ BUFFALO SOOALIST PUBLISHING COMPANY u..., ...- • 60oi-60S M~ MAitTIH HllS!LUt. I'!ZlCJI<T TVT'TJOU,... ~ 1.J1e JW6t.t • BUPPALO. N. \ PJt.t.JQ: ~ Y~ ~ T,- W. P. CATTWLL - . . . .. ~~Muto&llJ£cBulWraa: • !RJPFA!AN. Y. ~ Prb SIJXl f"" f'W, 5Ck lb: IDOIIb. payallk - ill-"- ~, Ewr.s u ~ =-1kr Juao: 5, 1912, at tho: po.t oifb .at 8ufWD. New Yart. ._te thr- mel Man:b3. t&79 · Th., ro• &wi .. li~tm . Th t•!lt' nr\0. Wu· kiml uf p\'nple thKI Me ~·omiit~ into th e tnm·o·uwn l , 1111<! tho·y 1\rt· co111i ng . in fa>'t. Bright young men, a nd w 1mwn, t•llrllt<S \ work o.: r~ . n:nd,\' to s tudy our philosophy and tcueh uthe ~ . :-<ucitdiMru 111 ru•art• r than w.-. think . ' Ther•· 11ro• oul\' two plntfo!rma in lh ili muuieip.t.l. oomp•il<n-tl>e I pint form' vf th<' ol•l purllc!i H\Jd the Soc ialist tll]'itRiiKt A MILLIONAIRE'S ORGY Tilt milliomdrt p11.ckl'rs o f Cbieagn recently held what they cftllt•d an EngliAh hunting bamjuet. It t"Oit $125,000.00. T~ey had A prcAChj!r at the jtunbon:e. Jamborees are never eompleU wtthout preacher. This prcat'hl'f eettned to haH! ht'en though mueb behind t·hc age. his senile thiug Wl\ft wrong. hut w11s hduddled 11.1 to Tilt' pN!aeher atind , how t\'e r. thought that it b,· the e11.r. 1t Willi the moral i.uue sure, so he pf.t•udh:or uner luul hea rd of economic dt•termini.arn. lle hill"•• kuown if he h~:~d met it on a lonely nill'ht. He d id.n 't kno_w t hat mllterial .in~eNlllil notions.. lh· wAS s uffrrmg from preacher a mtclleetu a l Th,• erroneou11 anU u11eleas notion t hat preaching J•••oplc lwtte r waa grann ou hill mir~d l~k e the. };~~·ptian tomb. There was n~ .room 111 h11 cranmm scientific truth t luat hud cond itions produce bad men. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Mahoney Arrested Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/6106d4be07d4b710aecd3d21c6a783ac.pdf e63ee20260e75529c3089bca7ae9c821 PDF Text Text LOOitAT T I I B . - Cl' YOUR ADDIIIS$ LoUU. IP IT IS 70 YOUR~D­ PIIl!S NEXT 'WI!1 �will •tat~ briefly for your behell t E •.WEDEKiNDT o_llr <l<:'mandl are , ~ ~~~~ beliel'e t hat ... ,11 oP.• that not llrPJ•ly a f1a rt of lor• I nntl 1''""" of ou r mi•ioa, and 1~ n ..ohlir< in thil ll~~:ht for fr ~edom UND!RTAKI!Il AND ::::~~::,7.:·;~: ~:~';"/~~!~:l~;~.~~~~~ ::~~·~::::t~:~:~~::;~;;r,~:~ ~: drt)!rounoiwo r ken. 1 •. ~:;•!. 11 :u~r!:•::-:1<:: No. 5 WAI.D. PI1NI!ItAL DIRI!CTOR N A VBN ,UB 35 eeot. prr •·rr~· Dulfalo Our ~odaliFt. ~:ditur: -About °:. •loor8, 011 • eOm]•tomit.r i A!ll""· we belie•·r, t hl' tire 11mouot• to f>r lletieally t b~ mo.t di s· f.":~~.~~~;i:n ::~n ::<l,e :: ,~:;::;~: ~~~;:~r!:, ";:~~=;,~~~:/~~" ~~cb p a~:e . "' 111 thio Jhcet ea11 be found t b<' ~uin ,c• or th~ ,..;"1" ( I ) alld othe r · wi •c . . Tbr Dufl'alo Enquir~ r hn been a ~ ri ea of u r too111 by ¥r. Ual. Coft'n1n11. rnti tlto.d "Th~ Mi1taktt of ru11ninF iltlo[l. Thr old Je,.rtt holD.<' ts part of tl11• u bool. and ia u olol ·fu bioned ... oodcn buH,tin,c that "'0111•1 go "I' lik e 1'"1"'' if it ~aught lir e. 1 a.,.--,. ... ~ ,....._.. fP. II . FRANK EHRENFRIED ~ W·A;fOBK8 UMt DJA.li.OlfD8 •~• -....cl-ar. . . r . .... ._., A.Y<L IU--·---~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~.,~~ ~-~.~~~,~ ~~,:,~, ~a~:~~~u. ~ B o& Lot~eb t roca 8:80 A, )II. c.o 1 P . M. M~:."u;;;'o, lr======::;;;:=:::::; FALL.HATS "" New crutioas in Fa.tf Hab a.rc hac J n a&uManc:e. Stiff, flaiblc anci iOft fdu·in tbt ocw boow.U, &!__..,.. and .....,.· and • cood ............ of &taW: Auatrian ~dours in bbcb, t.owuand.,.... . Pri«s ollelb ... $Ul0, $1.50 and p.oo. ' Vdoun $3JlO Ud $'An , AUUIIOI .All i..~a:~~r.;s: at$1J,$1$";""_:_ ~ rii• ~ Em•••••E a . - 8t. . 891-898 1800 J~enon«._ �FIRE 'SALE In the recent fire at Franklll\ Hall a qu, nUty of · books were damaged Some ,were simply smoked, · others slightly damaged by water. All are "In · ~ndft!oti. BARGAIN IN BOOKS lntroducrl01i to Sociology .. . Lot of 26. By J..rt~ur. Morrow Lewis. Regular price $1.00 Fire Sale Price 89 Cents First come first served . extra. All books by mall I Sc. Office of Buffalo Socialist, 60 4 Mutual Life .Butidfrig. Most Of tbe. boob are in such condition you would never know· they had bun throug-h a fire. N ow is the time to fill up your libu~: We have othc:r barrains.. �. THa PU-...am ...a.r'ST ' ' BUJIFALO SOCIALIST ~G .p:>MI'ANY .,.,....~·:::_~wa...-r~.~ldfloot ~~.,.~ 9'.P. CA~N.~. ~Prb$JJICI,_,_,5Cktib....0..P'Y.... ,_......._ ~· ,,,. ,,,,,. !~:.'l~,:; ,~.: ~·': :~.'j~:~.~ : :l,~ :~: '!.~i;~;:~-~::~~~~:~~~:;:_:•· f~~~~:';;:.'~~~~~;,~~:~·!~!l :11:~\wu:o,~•·.k,''"' f ••"'''' '' 1<·11,v"uthn l.•••uuro·Jlo•11 ill t-(nrniso• w .. JJ. rf tiL•· \lud;iu~: ,.J ,~, of thi~ ~ity 1 o1te our frif'lul Louie· Ht-(UI/1 , dnn' t tolntru· 11 .~ if ho· o·Jdbt out tht' polite llllll hW:I l• 1·n l ,\'o•ur ho•uol" 11lf ll'ho•tt ,\"<•11 !l'•l ott ~ tr· ikt•. Tou will I.e gr.tting · utli <· •· Wuu\ \' 011 \' U\t.._} fur Dt• w•u r o•nn·mlu•r wlmt hnppo•tll:!d '" th e 1t•um11t ers wh en th ey========:====================== !:'· ~ mr 'striko· ! Ti t•· J•tJiit·•· wr•r•• ••r~l••r•·•l to rio rough wo rk nnd they 4 hw to •nrusto•r ~~""" Ill must l ~t•nh•u to d et1t h Oil "Scucca street tlu• puli•·••.u wl wns t\rw, ) >!'IIIII rur j.:t'lliztl; hcate n UJl. w 1·t'• ' dul rL lo,\' \\',. uud,·t...,tn ud thHt ,JudJ.:•· Urow u hn11 htf'u ill almORt e\'"r !Iince IH· tuuk th~· law in hi11 nwu huncls IUltl called out the mi litia to shoot ,\,lwu th•· 11tr••.-t •·ur U l t' ll , \\'hnt •·mthl hi· cxpectf NEW POLICY OF POLICE DEPARTMENT 11 is hut n s hort titn•·. ~ ··•· m ~; hut n few llR)'ll, sine,e the Hllthuritit'!l U,.,'<.J IU think thl·~· \'IHI\,j U\'Ctll\\"C the Soe.iaJilltfl � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-09-27 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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PIRES NI!XT YI!Eit • • ...-+- J Cl-o ver Leaf-M•II Repeats Murder of· Husted Worke·r Owners and Capitalist Politi~ Have Another ·· Chance to Shdw Working Mm How Uttle They Care for Thdr Protection. Explosion Result· of-Absolute .-.. . __l?l~~aregard ~r Safety ITAUANS ROBBED AND STARVED BY ERIE RAILROAD clals and Padrones Found Starving by Representative of Buffalo Socialist-County Lodging H"""" Furnishes Meals to Men to Whom Company Owes Money. -- Musi~ Hall, Saturday, September 20th . ; �' '"" ~li t 1M- ~vato11• l fr.;;m •I .r tlr~ir t!()l i t\nl '' P"-. 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The""'"!'""' bae ~w ..,. unfai r all tllf&Ujj b th e!JO~t~IOn ""'' beiJ I be mtll oft' wilh J•r<ltlllsel t o among tbe -J>OliUeal oftleeboltlen; noal"" I(Q<I, llut f• il•••l t u k""f' thern . "ity, would d11re to be-gill a eamT be Slloe Saler,a10w rep<~rH••I tkat tbe:y tor .,~r&J>e r th11 " "f'lt tndeanoring t o clo.e thf' 11torn. nt 0 o'dork '"" r'" night t.u t !bill JJul · liN Mayo r Fnhrmllnn eur me ntroned 11 ou Sea~u i;ti"Cet ~ •• tb" atumbl ; It ojunag blJ admual1tntlo11f ; 1111 Modo. lJ 1111y wo r ki 1110 nren ha1·~ 1111\"1! 1011 e.-er hurd " ot a11;r of 0111 bf!., D olea lin).: at thil ~ 11 re, 11 nd il it i;& or noncilmea daring to dia- a let· ~ 31;••:;:~•1 ,.:; 1~u~11 :";;,~;~:; ,::;·1 t~ ~~~~; :.:u~11~ 1 i:~e1~:;·1 ::~~~~'" lh t• n•••••I IIIIJO an ..-way anol •I~IIIAtu\pulice earrarr. •• Th P r<' JIIl rl uf 111., ~lloulol proprWtora Orga n hi n~ Commit· ~bea]~;",~;;:•nation•l by Fdlo• workers, tOuidl!'r •hat euy ..,Jot w e llrf. The g.!.!ler"&l -le ~ ra Cle.-elaad, tor is hr!lltr tbaa ia &lfalo, • •il tlle lrtJ"eet ,.,'-•ee. ear IO!IIpllll' a.a all'ol'l! to J•a, it~ DO- tb.rfW b.a• riflh' aerou 10~11 aod u11duetOra a ; lll&lrer ..-.ge Ire Ia auNt t.b.a.t ezploaioa Oil a tb.ree 01111 tan t baa till lattrllll • tiona.l ' dOOI at a.-e CeiiU. dema~div; Bu~a:!".~or~ll:..~·~ba~\~lr:,. C ity Or will ~·on , 1111!il. the jltOJ>Ie •ee lro"ll' tbe l.nte raat'lonal Hallway Not _rl!l: ~·~~~:";;~yo• n~ri\•p,l the emn nohM :~~.:::;~:·~ ,:_~:, ~~~;~! ~:~~,:~:li.~~~ :~t~h:~,,:it:m!:-::,,;:~t'~~e'":C::~:;; :~7:..:·~:~:•:'!:giD~~~~~~~~if~~ ;;·:;~ :··;~.',',:~~;~·~·. ,n~::..:•:,~.::' ,:~~~~:: :~~:•kl~:,:;,,~/~::u~:· 11~~~;a;:~ttl~•olh~~ aD~:: 111~-1 ~~:!":~:~·~!. ~~~ it:C~~•Ii:;: ::~::;".. ;'::p~:~:;;~:l~~~=~t~::~~: At ct. - •n•·Nir!l( II•~ follnwi"l-' !'o!ntur.ln.•· "'"" ' l 'n rk 11•11. wbo F'or the !l-e11e llt of the brand t o olllce, It i• thrmteh·ea tb..at are to ~~·.~~:~; 1 ~:,.;·;,~···,.:.~:,,::1i::,.;l•·:l~:~~·l, 1~~ l,,. ~.,,.~:"!r l•;:uL::Ii~~~·;.;,~~,:~·~r·~~::: ~-;.~;~tlh:-:.::~ .~h~:~~::·~:, ';;tl~:"~~~: Ll~~~~j ;~·::~:,:,.~: ~ . "·;:: ': :.,.;: :, :::·::' ,: ·;: :.·I::·;;· ;"~::~;. ::,::....~r.::.:··.~::·,·.:"::'::; CONYENllON Of CARRIAGE ~;~~.~.::. ~.~~;~·:,.~....~~::~~~::.,·;:·;....k··,·:.: ::;.~~·,.~.:~;:~;:~ ~·;;.~::,.~~.H~i;~:m. . .:! WAGON AND AUTOMOBIII, '"' "'' 11 ~.1 ht•l•l ch•· "'"""• \. l wu l~·• to tlr••lf """~ rn~uon l11•r• rn " ,..:.:: . :·.d. ~·:.:.·~ ~·;:'.",~:.·~··:·.,::~"'::;·•·;.~,·.~.; f ~:.~.~·-~·: "L/.~.::. ":':,:·~~ :;·'u".~~"~;:~ ~~: ;;,~ ",:.·:;;~·.:~~::>:~:.-.~ ~;:~ ~:~:::~:;·:;~:;1.;•::~~::•: ! ~:::~E~:·:~V~~::~t::~fni;_:;>::,~~·,.~l:.:::::~: :~·,:~·:•. ·;,~ :.':::.~··:~;\';·;,.:';;,::·,:~, '!"~,(~;.~,: ~ :· ~~::~:· wu rk lu~l Th e la rge or ~nn .::\ 0 ~ 11::n~~~Jr41'':·:~~;,:,· ~,;~:.:• :~ ::;; lhll ail tah"r uni on• uot l>elonglpll 1hc Crn tral l..abo r Couud l be i11atrueted h_.- !btl A. t'. t'f 1•. lhrough t he ln tFrnafro"' a•uo I. t ic n ~l union• t o jci11 111 ol!ieial ~en t ral t ul h l ~-.,., fnr 11\oo rc->1 uf lu~ lit.-. T hit 1101~•· o r !hn withdmwal of tb elr n>ro.•t \Dio: 0\rU t ... IIU r.t .... Oj,..no'r to tloe r bnrlrn<. • il~a th~n "h" lur,•r niJI 1!1 ,•"rl hf"flr<i our The ro'!'Oiul.iou follow•: •••"""!.~". !111 y .. ur ~·huo•. \'uu lodit••• 1'ht' :\ rhiUal i<.rll l'omml tt ee •IC!I'itH ill ,.. "l ~·r~t•n• ~ll"ur!. l'• "<•p<'r.r t~ .,,.,., ~11hrnit !he follo.,..ing l.l' c ""' Thl• Ill' ~ ono•·nrnn 11lfair. ' "'' '\'ha t thi1 C<>und l ~hall take Hw ~ ....,,.. • .,f lh Q\ IUO!'\'Ii111: 1)(' tb~ unit"".! ll r tion A@llillllt all l~a l uniou 8 rw•hl~l ut 1111 tlr•• ....-.rl.e r~ . "'' !.hill y1111 (u:J<' IU ~t!lli ~t e .,..lth t hl• body BIGGEST MEETING aul!'cr ha•'f' CICI""-ill ltl. Alhion, ~ i.,h., Elmer IS!l, f"urt Smilh. Ark .. Will l lll!ll S T. Luu it, :Mo., ·n eary l Si, l'hila •IO'Ipbia,l'a ., HnrTy ;;~~.t::!:~·:,k~:; ~~::~:::;~. :b''.:~a :~~ dt~l ':1\:~~~~w:~~tld (~ ~:~. ~::.,u~:"'~,.:•;:.,.;'~~~Q~:~ ~~:; ~~~:;,.,~:~;~State Lot 'The ron.-n.hon •d.,>tf'<la ~~:~~:~~:. ~~:~~::~" 0 ; 1 !abor, Tbt' followi"Jl ;" thO' liot of \"i.-e- preai· t he Sure ~h! will be: p«aea\ed t!tnu trJt th t mtftinjt! L"'harl... Willet, • l""ritioa t.,_ do e ~~ te Federa l~ ~;:.~~-::~ \~~;:;~;:!:~.~~~~·~:«;t~ La:~,~c!::eJ';"!':~ed 011 t•e irrTIII1 i· '4•. :\l ~ku:l t:lornfrif'.t, n ...y,.1, .loh 11 \ 'o,..,.l, Frank p t.i oa of the HutC!Il lfill faada and 11. 11. tiro>~·~ ·· · Wlllilll r 9o.l lr ia lf:ttPr t o Dilttlc l Attcm.ey ::.t~b~~~· ~··~:~~:~~~;:~:·;.:.~: ~'"·::. ~!~~· d':~'~ ~~ ,Ja.;,., Ba11i1toni, Do~~ ~"':! 1;~:~~,:.:1::·"~·-~~~ := (l. . rlH GthatR, Cattf!li to lrlre 1 1 -r;v - . - 1 ;;-~;;;;!.>;;~,_ oa the work. _ __ _ _ ...s;.::;:.:, :. ~~~: :-w ..~~... li ""~N . 11..' W. J"eriae~ J'rs..ak idanl(.-, illlerftt• ~ort-ell e.p~t&s :~..:'..!~~"';!:~~~:"~~~~.".K,:~ bf,r-. llear.y R1eift, Hena-o J-:ilih , \\'" , u DJ- u~ orapl~ Tb.at il A.. \llo'Li- W. D. 'rb.aTU, Wa iiPr l'aha· -~~~"'~ flf t~ C..... aall P'ra.10k )i.:~W, JM:a ~n. C. 1.. 3lu:&.. ll o<•ttJo;v, lihnioa ll~tialu, •'ih«...St• lw 6.. Ita~. FrederW: GaoohJI, rolrl ~ ~ Dto.tt, 1. WUIItt.. I..diea' ud o.t·"l au-.a .AI_a.lq:«, Willi&• S. A.ilU(II 8uwt, ~ ..__ a,.._,....,, ••.1 llut .... .,.,... &abauibltor t.h . . . . . . . . . . . . Pati'OIIlat ~ ........... ·crUHortto4• ~ ~ ""'!!'' i~ ]~r~i- 1;9, 0 ., A. }-:;_ Gnrble; !8:!1 Onawa, Ont., ll enry l f'T I, wei· Gft., Ha rlfo roJ , <.:o n n., II. ,J. Cod;r i :Su. Te no., .1. W.l'aUon; Nil. Ne"· \ "urk Cit~·. John Uaglunil; 15-1, ('indnna ti, 0., Eol. lluell~r; 167, Utiu, S. \' ., Oeo. W. EAI.H; ; ?];:~f~~: ~~:~f::;.i,~~::g~~i ~i.tf[:;.:~::~~~::·:;;· !loon will 1.oc 01 ,.. 11 at ; o'dllt'k. .. llempli ia, hrlpt..,l !u•h l!l l :t,il;r !ln)l...,tlllgtbe l huo !ll,..,..lolll! tho' ~u ........... that it !11.'' ,Jrl~ j::lllf"' rq>,....,.n l ing l~ COME BAJlLY. . in to•rn~~lional bodi"' of tDfh ::.~:.' Jlt.~;..~~t;~-;:-Lk:.~ • rou~in,; up! . ::::~: . ::· I:::.'. . :~::;·,:::~:~~~:~~~:;:;':'":::~~~:::::~·,:,::~ !:::~;'_~:~~... ~~,,~ t;~,.,_~~~:;·,~~.i~~:";,.,~:;~~~~~~~: Ir~-~,t~. i~ n~~' ~ ~.~~utA. 1n~• i • tnu·l~v ~':"I em ~ke WORKERS IN SESSION ;:; ::~.':.o;.,~~d::y~t~o~:~ •• ~""'" Clition of tl"· t'nrrin~r, Wn~- :~!;.ur contributiout, to tt')!llin t heir n•h"nll· Thr ("ununitl .. rr 1111 rr• lthnl lhP em >~• b khJ't•l f'j!ll k• r,,,., :.llu•·tr tl"' Cclotln~~ you larlr ordaan~ •. . No Otpou::atrODI ":'" ile marie 11ble fQT tbtac ta of Ita -••~ J •po•"'" Thle® ;,, Coupon · 8' GGM 1br ' -GO ·. Oente - "'0- ~ We want you to try a p• lr of those wonderful Buffalo Shoea �'Cbt Tall Campaign I ~ Of' '!'BE SOCIALIST PARTY I Wt:LL BB OPSNED WITH .11,. GREAT M=~ATION ATTHfELMWOOD MUSIC HALL 80TH PHOMES Cbt ~istrbDI aYll2nHCoS-CAIIAR.aT PETER KLIPPEL 111 ,-,.,.,,S,. Q, Elmwood Ave. and Vilginla St. Saturday Eve' g .,,.,., ,ev, :Jiw,. pt.-20th A R M E N A-N T E WIIQIIIUI Ill olln~r THE SPE~KERS WILL BE Jostph Wanbopt of new 'iork Citp €dllor ntw 'fork C•ll 6ustao :JI. Stttbtl of Spracust . 'F'ormtr C•ndld61t for C.ltul.•fl•wrnor Sttpbtn 3. fflabontp Sotl•llit P1rtp C•ndldllt .for m"v•r DOORS OPU AT 7 P. I. Admission, 10 Cents 3000 Good Scats at that Price: hundred and fifty reserved seats in front of the speakers stand at 25 cents Tickets at Socialist Headquarters, 52 West Easle .st. LA RUSCH & WILEY DEALERS !tc'i COAL AND W OOD 1973 BroRd»'RY The World's Most Skilled Mechanics use the · finest tools. The World's most expert typls.ts us The Underwood Holder of every International Record for $peed Accuracy ~- Stability "The Machin< You Will Eventually Buy" UIDIIWOOD nmunu CO., ~tu.l UIDUWOOD ILDI., llW l - Brue.bM Ia AU Prhaelpal Chltot ~ . . . ~ . ... ........ 14. , ........ a... UU.. PHOII'&, HOW'UD 1214-R f.let Jl=-:.'~2=~ . IORIEI, ILICIE CO. P u n • r a l OtreCJt:or• c-t-P--.aa.-O,_.O.,_NieM- 007 'WI.l,.L.IAM .L. - · ·----- Queen GltJ Cu4y Co. · , 369 EUlcott Street . ' (1ft SIILl! vALUio ' n'~1Wft - ' ao&Wfl.!.lA.lll~ ....... ~ :.It, . .. - . . �~ waa.T wr THa BUPI'ALO SOCIAUST PIJBUSHING COMPANY ~J c w.a.p-.....wa- II.U.TIIt HaiiL.a.......... . \ BUPPALO.N. v. . •. P.CA~~~. ...... _.,~.;;.......~Doot ~Pdr. $ t.OO ,.,_., SDe.---.pqllllr lo .._ &tend NleCOQC!.eluiJUtwl' .11UII 6, lfl!, ' ' t.be poA omot IS Bdalo, New York, UDder the AO$ ot ~arcli &, 18'1)1 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBI!R 20. 1913 SCAB LABOR ON THE BOHOOLa nhon;ht~~~~;·;~~~is;o~·:~~~~~:~ ~~~a~~~~~\~!~~~:rt~:~~~o:~ :,::! ::a; What it luuiKh,.ll:\"!1 h('c n to fool tl11lt r,.]emcul whC IIC\'er lht-y n el".'1.1cd \'Ot ~;. A t'('ttai u dt·rut•nt with in the nnks of orgnuized lnhor f~r lllllny yt11.ra pssl Jun e hc1•n abl e to ·uutkc the politicia ns bt:lie\'e that th t'y could IIWIIY th e rauk 1UJd fH e which evt' r way it plea&e(l. l'o matter h ow unfair Rn em ployer mi~ht he to th e workers a ll through th e year iw felt thnt nil he !nul to do to obtain tht' vote~~ of th e work ers at th e Tbl t)flttieal mea of •II ages IIJ!teftl on tbt mn:lm tbat a ban<lful I'"Wer l1 t.euu tb•n a to.gt ul or riJbt, aod 1be pnactiul meu line •toray1 bHn numerou f. Yet the mn.llillp: il not tblt the b.ttle S uc h ·tll c ti.cll on tht> pRrt of Uh!ll holtli n,~t _oni•·.e in laho r lllli~llll wo r k11 C\'<•rhtst m g ~mrm to lilt' moveme~'! • _111111 11 WJII t11k e some time for til(' III'W t'0\1111' 11 to ICIIC' h thetK' pohtiCinn~ nnd ll r oc-uretl! of 11eRb lshor th nt tht'y cllnn rt( trellt orgsn i!f•d lnho r with impunity 364 dnys in the )'l'llr. nnd exp.:.>et to rcct•i\'C the \'OI!·~ of u ni on me n ou tll e 3G5t h . .·\t tl1e [1\Rt lllt'tll iug of the f' t•n trnl l.11hor Co un <·il th~ ddegntC!I ~:,;.::~ilonmoo/~.:;~unl~r ~~~:i~!t~1111 or material, 11 h ooths was to St>e th e politicRI hoASe~ of th e old et•nt rn l l~otly . Hn~ nil ~~~e:;~~:~~~::, = 11~b;;",;~~~~ ~::; !~"~b~:· .:a:,~.::b.:~ i~0 i wo uld he forgotTen. llow mu e h good the word of th11t outfit d1d ll a"rm itacl r with JIOWCr if 11 11 to trl· be eo\'fcra bha.elf wit.b C'amlidate i11 \'l' r~· (j llt'~ lio n Rh l ~. P<PJth. 1t me11na tb at it 11 1101 tb i!'Oiop, be b•• oo rlabt to •imJ•Iy formulate itt tbt!ori~ 10 <1 dOl!· trim•,. 1n:1 1b~ 11 v-ti.,ntly walt until !bote in powf'i- Moe lit to eml>ooly tbem in to IOI!iat institutiont. Tbi.. it uot "'"Y ill whicb ne": rig hts ere · of th e Builtlinp:Jt,.IJ'r11des Com u:il r cpnrtt·:l thnt most of th ~ ~~·o rk no w ...~~ 11 10m;;; :e~~~'~r ~~:U in ptoCf'AA o n the public !!('hool.~ is ilt'IIIJ.( olone by >~cR I I l niJ<'lt, Anti by~.., ~. •~tiollll thll yon that you 11re 1\etermi 11ed to espeei111ly on tht• llt'W ).lRs!t•n l'nrl; Hi gh Sch ool. \ \\'ith t h e opcninp: o f lho• sdu10l ~<'fi>IO)U la.'lt :\lomlny it wns found "ic•n r~opike•l.• nJ tbat yo~ llutt tlw l11ck of nct•ornlliOtlntious pt<·d nd et~ hundtNI~ o f children frem ~ 0 "'"'"c1 of the ju•tice of ' tl.wir right to_ propl·t· ••tluo·11tio111~ 1 rn~·ilitk'll. The lnck of room in th e l111;h Mc hoo l11 Ul ili• p ]orllh]o•. nnd Ill Tli!III Y of lhl' grnrnmat Kc hoo]s f~fty t"itildrc n will lw ··rowolo·d into 11 r oom int cllllcd for th irty.fh·c. ;\\any of t ho> ~··hobt rll will h·· f ON."t- J to tnk c only hRl f scll!lions mtwh to the tl o•tr inh•nl of tlu•ir chunceM of ~ttlv nn Ce m e nt . Tht• !iiiJ •~·ri n te_m!t·nt · of eduentiou ill ro·p~rt('(l .uJI ~;~~.~·i • 1 g: t_hRt the rontrn~·totl! lir_'' mnug ~lu.·. s~ hool _work t o fill 11.1 w lulc prii"H '_t' JOb~ s re pill IIIU:tu) of !l. . \IJ !UII II \!'t cht111W1i that OWIIIJ:' to th e MlrTke Il l th e T ,•C'h uiclll ll iJ.(h R1· hool th e co nt i-nctors u ~;· tid" 11~ 1111 o·XcUI!e to tlC'l:J_r tlw work . Su m up tlu· wholt• ,;itunti uu nntl it n·snlvo•s it~o·lf iuto R wl w rt· th l' <'Oiltrndur,; nrl' di..tstillll: to our r ity. po liti<·inns. t olui n g j uwt n~ th~·y pitoNS•· ttlwu t wh• •u tlh".' ' wi ll com pld c th e !1ir·i 11 ~ ~cnh h1bor 011 t lw jnlo, 1111 •\ fo r ~etti n ~~: thai t lwn: Is nu~· suc h ihiu~~: 1111 11 11 .:-ight -hour l11w . Ho·nlly . .it i!l uh out tillh' !l1e w orking dmt'l wnke up to th cmsd utul J.(o• l willl' lo thr·so• J'llliticu l hmwo stet· r o·M\. Think of it. you p uyi nJ.( .•·ou r uwlll'." tn ha •·•· t lw ~c hno i R !m ilt. you cleet m e u to 1 tlutt h iro· ~· · nh ··ontrlldllr!l to tl o th e work . your cl1ild rcn nn: p ruper so·honl "''t•oultund~tlionll. n tul ttll tl wy .hll \'r to t!O is to iihoot ~OIIlt' fin•work~ 1111_}1 ~··rn• you two ect1t11 w orth of fre e hun•h un d yo u nrt· reudy to fight om• unotlwr to vot e for th e m. "~b:•,:9:~t~o ~::-w~o 1 of the fruit• of oor -~~~i:h~:~:::t;:',h:o;~ruct u:e •li tioru of IIOCict•·. and 110 nn be ae~nmpii~bed 1 f>by•ical, Monon.iral, politit":al ro•nr. , ~~~~~ f:~ ..!tm!:t •h:b~:~ul monll an.J i 11 te ll~rtual power hack Tbh iH tb e r UI<Ih or by I l,..nt nn b~o~ildiug " I' 1 •i_rong part,,., intea.J iug lty it.11 mean• ~ i u whltC\'er inOucn~e th ey. I toglinonpuhlirllflli r&. Tlio' prl'~r·nt. with itli mi11ery. poHrty. brut11lity nn rl ti on11 l"'luu~-:11 tu l'H]litnlill m . Th ~ futur e with n\1 it11 hnppi iH'II!i, pll•n ty. IJrot lu·rhocu\ 1111<\ hur!ITO II." lu•lo n g11 t o Socinlism.-Fit zgiUioons. 1-:.:·-•...••-••••l•m .,, GOOD RIDDANCE liK II lolltll tlo thtr ht•ro. Thr· E xfrl!!ll! ~~~Y~ ht• J('re w ri c h out of th e lnu;.im~R. 1111111 who wou ld stoop so low n~ t o llo t lw work hl" did. we /l('eortliiiJ.( to I'UJiil nlist 1•lhi('8. 10ho ul ol r~o·i n• good JU\~' for his Of ull the ~eo un,ir t•li> o n tlw fll l'e o f th{> en rth f'n rl e1' Rtood in fir111 ruuk . Juul th e n ·put nt iou o f heing ulwnys ~a;,y to kill an:- n.. :~~·; 11t1:,~: 11 ~t;1•itl\l,: :~~~e:·ny. ll ll tl woultl d o the hidrling of 11n~·on e Our Fight and who li e hi tL-d th e \o~·(·~t kiml ·of thu gs n nd ._hru t ell to _t11ke I~Je of lllt' n who wt• rc stnk m g. fo r 11 g re11 tt> r p ort ton of t heir earmn gll, a nd 1111111)' a li fe Rntl mllny It hom e has ht~l' ll hlh..'h t ed through his n ef11rious wo r k. The e11p i t11li~t pre"" 11111kt'!l th e bru~;: th nt ht' ree.;-il:.l!d.. the s um of $ :WO.OOO f or lore11king the ~triko' of th e In t e r borough Uupitl Tn.ns it iu :\l·W York. Thnl prio•c wn~ th e bl oo1~ of th e work ers. . :-;1wh n mnn- 110. not mnn-h r ute-111 he ltl!r whe re he I S. F ro ru wha l w t• hnt! h enrd o f J ohn S.nyh:fl Wl• h11cl tlu· i(leA lie wus ~nmC I\'III t o f n l!tuclc ut. hut his c ry for •·ot_, w itlt th e ful .. ity uml int rlligl'll l fnet•l! of \"Oh'tll stuff hns ehu n ghl our . I . __ Our tig~~:~ ~~~:li:;; ;;";;·l::~lm:~:\:~ewb ebouhl nti jlinp• lnc hera mill th ei r tb:. oto11y orilh politico an<l economi,.... 111 d demand nr oz to 1dtpt ou r politi~l a 11 d rn•l .. tn .. t••fy But thi• •nertUO .,,.,.nom il' intt':r~U to thei r creeo.h! And of ptn1<n11 t nod 110eral de&lteflo f~nf'!!d take 10eiety It '" II'Oflt ~~~~k 1 h1°~~\~~7,;..ede:; n;l'tb:b~~~ !~ ~~:t ~~ == 1 .,'!d~~a~u:::~ f:; lll thc r, u we mnst. acro rdin~ to 011 ; in· a co rr-e.pondi11g i n crtS~te in illtelillf'!<IN •ight into the nuure uf the tbin~ we 1nd tu lture, ~nd makatbrl edueat ion of ar ecompellfdinour 1 J,..ct icalti re tothfp.,..plo!•tocil l ~itJ. I ,..jth! . Tb~l .... pit•lii!m lt!telf IK btmnol bJ ill ::ci:~:~~ :; ;:~. ~~~~;',{ ~~:::i:~ ~:'.:;1 ~~::~~~ ~:;gl!..:11i::o:n: •U - "'""·I,.,M_, ::; or UJ•i lali!m deal ~llf'llk the fonnd1110n or a ll'llf11of tbi• wori<I,IBdw(l rlolIt poruu"" ita own · matt"'f11 ~•11 on!~· be ff llled by ll'odd- anol eann11t belp prodUd ilg PRISONERS AS ROAD BUILDERS Crimp n·foruwrs IIIII"•' lwru t nki n ~-t 11 gr..:n t d o:HI of cretlit t h.·mst•l,· ..s o r lutt· y t>n r.<~ for n new po li ty in the lreNIII WIII o f 'lllfl>rllliiUI•· \"ittitns of t hr• ,-upit11li11 ti c syste111 co n vi ctctl of TJ ... y wo ul d hn•··· !lu· ~;in lplt--miudccl hr!iC\'C th AI t h{>y tll'e 11111k•· thiH!.,'S \wt\t•r. Tlh',\' parnd e ns nlieuistl!. The I tlwy 1tr•· nnthiug hut 11 lo t of lmuco ~ tee re~. . . 'l muna. The n•ling du"-"' may llod Wh'" do JII I~PDf!ll aad polltitian1 ~~~ir1 ~;=~~:~,'~lc:~I~110J'1 .!~:0:: ::~::~: 11;b;::l ~~~~ tbeJ tukeoptbt":ma-lfi!8in1uh_j,w,tin11, - - -their dftN'· t~le, but tbia The jot!.Y gOOd felklw l1 in niQit abuae or 1b~ reli~o; lou' oue wbo eao 11!'otd to lea'"r t bt -;;;;,;;;~;;;.T,;iii";i;;;'+,i;~"""iinf"orfiF..iiiiORn7n;;;;[rrn\ffic!.:.:i:jW/...,.,"m•~oo"-•~ oC- t be peopll!c, an or life tn ntbtn, '""'' in 1ura . ...~•l-••-•;..,.,.,. 1 of the prisonL'I'~ abuae wbit":b m.u.at in tb e long rnn tend tbe mont.Y ot~,.._ abYe ea.rn.td for · . I CRtne iuto u nf11 ir competiti on with . of prii'O n goodB]IIIInllfnctured by th em. \,; 11 n·11Uit of n growing 1umt ime ut ag11in11t eo u ltftct cou,•ie t labo.t' tt> t: J•tiMO II I.'tl! hntl to he MII\1 POrtcd in idlen e1111. This wu eXJI CO.!IIVC. Tit•· " ''/It tnxpaycr- th e hig Oil <$ partie ulftrl y- hll \'e !Jeen doiu~ a lo t of IUJII I:nli n g heesu11e of it. The r efo r e th e courts han been dotng all the~· could to III'Oid Heud ing th e v ictim& of th e syatt!.m t o priiUm. ~~~~~~:;.OO:~tl~~~~~u~t ~~~~l:!h ~~~~~ ~~je:\t;:e~:~-"~=;~e a~d~u~~!~~ on the .-ul•j o>ct o r' n more hum11ne trcahu e nt of pri 1or:iera. But the t el\) IIIO!il'l! Willi a\W/1)'~ eeOII Otuit. ,. ' The l"t'o uomit: p endu lum , howen•r. hid11 fai r to tak e ~;wing now. SinN• th~ rwt omob ile ha<t b ~u with Ull the whole · atkntion.of tlw ~hall OW· )lllt ed ' · ha11 been directed to good r011~bs. Thill in ill;df is' not 1 th e co ntrary, it n1ight be a r..sl p:ood. B ut lhcN' is 11 color in the woocl p ile . The fl•ntlu:tl t'tiH owll th at go 1 about pmilling fo r 1111\ t hey arr• •·idous sylitem. put t o r. r•· IO be ronstrne tetl fo r Hml down 1\·ithou t a im or pi1 r poae. If thi11 Jlf'l\' ae hl!nw hllt<-hes out well-audit Jlromises to tht'r(· will In: a great iue"i'Cn:~ in t he. d e mand for pdsonera t<ll the t"Oads. As 1111 re as thtlt oorues., and in so fa r · uwrtased tl ellii\Jld th ere will be a let up on th e paroling So.-Jrty wiJJ the n tun•e to bt· protect ed )lgain, so 11s to get • upj1IY of r·hup lsbor to !mild fan ey road s forth~ nabobt nuth~~!o!' bet h~r to do tlaan to_ dri,·e high-prieea aotomobil.el to bei111 uaed j q ' todell.-ert.,e mt-,e o.ti"oo et ,tbat S•te. l•'l~ag t il-e ~tate . Wll.ot, Oil'Vr~e W. &. &in Wihoa ud "--albtym•• Dl..lriet•tbatb.av•llot BoeiaJiftlpNblttniloatbi 'WUI · n .. ScklaJi• t 111oti11a pie· p!.ay, " l'roDl Dak to D1un," writ· b,r Pra11• E. Woll',willt.edi•pt.ye<f o11tbetour. __ ,4~••-•"••11,.·-/<••• 'om;.,;,,... =====-·"'-===~==== - =====~=========Du ring th e P e rry Celebra tio n one of the feahll'f:!l was a g rand military dis p lay. . Men paraded in all kinds of fHnty .uniforma, Rn d th C: best b nnda that eould be w ere in the p roeeMion. Soldiers, ll8 ilol"l!. Rrtillery and (JIIiek-fi rin g gu ns were t okd throug h Only for th e amusement of the \' il!.itoN, b ut for tlt £> puri>08e of inspiring · deee h·ed into joining theae ill: lltitu tion ll of multilllil'd murder. For the · c it y we reprint Jsek London It ' ' Good Soldier. " Cut it and paste it •· ~ ,--------l.-_;__ _:_;__;__:__.;___________---;J (By ;Jaek London.) Young :\f en~ The lowest aim in \'our ·life it to become 11 soldier . The· ;GOd 110l dier n ev er tries t o distinguish right f rom wrong. H e n~ve r tbinb; Jl~~ reuonA; he only obto)'ll. If h e is ordered to tire on _hi!! fellow cit izens. on his friend~!, ou biA neighbors, on h is relativet~, he obe)'ll' without besila· ~~~<~ ·se!! :~e ~~~~:'rst~tn~ed~~!t ~~d.:!t~':d' t::~w;!":i&;:~.;ia;::ntt:obr!Z~d~r~::~~: feeling nt'itlter remorse nor 11ympath~·- lf h e lt otdeied oft' a11 a ·firing .quad to P.seeute II_ hero or benel"feto; . h e firK " ·ithout h e~~ilstion, though be knows th e bullet will pierce the noblest b~art t hat ever beat lD human breut. . · • A good soldie r i.K 11 blind, h et. rtl~. IIOull-.,' marderolllJ machine. H e is not a lllftD. He iA nOt a · bn1tt'. f or h rutes only kill in aelr defeDSe. All tbit ia human in him, all that is dh•ine in him. all that con&titutes tlt e m11n hRII beet sworn away when he took the eoliat.mlmt roll . . It is mind, bia eou.aienee, aye. his Vt't-y so ul, ftte in the keeping of bi.l "ofBeu. . 1'\o Jnlln u n filii lower than a eoldiel'-it is a depth Genea.tb whic~ he cannot go. ont of th e a r m''· l t. is b ell. . .· · · • · · Down with the arm~· and th e W e don't Hed kl~ling inat.itution11. llitntioDL · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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I'IIU!S NBltT YID: �A8ftata and eu.,....rlbe fbr.... AtDetter·:settung. The Oll.lt a-.. ....paper la lM .._.. ou..We ot Mew Yorll (lhJ, RJ"< . .11adq t bollD......t of &bl WotkiJII OIUI. -110 etlllt for I at011lbl, 01&., 315-317 Gc.... St-. - - Bufblo, N. Y. �tbt Tall Campaign -S·OClALIST-PARTY - OP THE ,cREAfRATifiCAnow Sole Age~l\. ro r R u.Mt•n lm por~ W'-Otzky T• o r M.oac!O w OOLUMIII.A. AJIID WHlTa ULY T.II.AS .A-It·'-•.J•Ct,.....~ .i CH.. 108 WILLU..M BT. 8oth Pboa n 80TH PBONBB tbt K4istrb~f avaNJMGa~aAa&T PETER KLIPPEL - r~il -'-"4'- We have bN.n 10 d~ to l.bat WI did ll,ot .ee it in bat tbe eatmy, e.-u &lert,aw it. adroitl,-, they ba•·e n;t fon·'ll"i<le ea wpaiga for wo~~~&.o ••ote.• B.1 their advll'!a t y au lf111ge th e,- h.•·e enliatf'd actil"eaUJlportoftbou...odllof ea ru· women. Thete wom f'a do not know IHII . beeo~aillg th e pollti ral totTIIpt "and retrogteuh·e whOM ...te porP-~ 11 to fonrard mardi of labor, to agalut brother, wife a pintl female worker apiqt male th e ballot bos:, u tll ey ha•·e abop. mill a ad fa.ctorT. :I:&AlfCJI 'l'BBEE . BTJtl:ET KEETINOS. Blllat'h Tb tto! ia in•a<ling the !01b Ward tbil ~k. i\ta1 Sberonr 'll"ill apMk at the eorn~r ot Lero! A'"?11e 111d Saafonl Btrtet oo Tll~rsol ay "en.'n~, tembcor 11th, at 8 o doc~. Th11 flrstf.imeattrf'e tmeetiugb••~n in tbb ,..,d, and the com111dH ed to be prPeca t aad belp ma ke . · : Hilbert l}arri..on will -,eak at ner- of "EUt Fer?" ud Wa•·ery on ~ tu rday ;•en1ng, S..pt~mber Uth, 8 o eltld::. C.:unra.de Harn11011 ill 011e I~ best eolotPtl Olli! Of"l i~ the. eouutr_v. Comratln, kH"p thla date 111 miD<!. ,;' 1 11 ~ ~~~~:~~~;''\a~:: Th~:;:;lee\.::iit::.b~;;~':! reap ;:;:.kat"; · o'doek on the eomer of Wiualow ao tl aituatioo 'We are b eing It not Woblen aveau..,.. Co.nrade F'iU.IllbboD• aeith.er la it ''old wo- b a good •J~•ker aad «mtradea are i•am 011tvita.lprab-11'iedtobeattbi8 ·1DH!.iag. llleworkenat BB••u um roVll. w blt.b jeopardiu. our thnoah1n1 the _ Co mradea -Dl BfaAt.b.....l'our are of the- Sodallat queatetl to atle nd tb me-etia,: to be • held 011 the 21tt of September to ta ke ARE YOU (lOf~O TO 00 up tbl! matter of a lyt_nm tuune. Tbi• IT, COl!RADf.f important bu1ineu n.e<'d! J" OU r allen· CAl\· you 1taad idly by &Dol al'!i! tion an ti prf'M'.D~t. tlt.t.t ole finiU •~tion ol miUiona of inesperi· may be tak•n. By orole r of tbe Bra!lrh. .1. II. !oldXT08 H, ~~·- -MmiNC AT-THE ELMWOOD MUSIC HALL Elmwood Ave. and Virginia St. Saturday Eve' g sept..20th THE SPEAKERS WILL; BE 3ostpb Wanbopt of ntw York Citp €dlt•r ntw 'i•rk Cil/1 6ustao :JI. Stnbtl of Spracust _ 'F•nntrSndltht<.-I•LLhul. -llMHrn•r Sttpbtn 3. mabontp Sorllillsl P4rlp Candldalt f•r mav•r .w._· DOORS OPEl AT 7 P. M. Admission, · = 10 Cents 3000 Good Seats at that Price Two hundred and fifty reserved seats in of the speakers stand at 25 cents Louis josephson l{«btsftr ·s";';;,;,,-CI•tblng ,_.. 11tH II $tfdlltrf. f'-ot."'"-JIOU ~7& S..-o• at:•• Hu"•lo. N. v . \ Tickets at Socialist ·Headquarters, 52 West Eagle St. ,. �·- PU..._....,...a.Tnntr. . BUFFALO SOCIALIST ~G COMPANY SZY. &tf4....... :Ws.....Tllf tdiSLiat............ IIUPFALO,N.Y• • , ....,.~.;s....Wrs- nAJat ~ T - W. P. CA~J'o~• .....,._PtbSI.00,.,_,5Qclllz...._,.,..., .. . _ ' ~· ~ 11-..-dO..---J..... ttlJ, . , . . ~ . . . . Jtdalo."N-TOI't, u4«&M~flllllan:b l,1171 ATTENTION, COMRADES I WhiJ.: t ht• firt· w hich d e11troyed Socialilt Headquarters Jut Sat· urJ ay ··•·•·n ing 1d ll ••ru hnrraM 1111 to 11om e e xtent. ne w _quartera will be c l•taim..t ; ... ,.,...lilll•·l.\' llilll the work o r tbe !~arty carnHI ou 1!..11 ~rore. 1'1!111 t ht• li.-.· ha.. 111 k ~n pllu:c jwn at thi!l time wheu our t'IUll· t •lliljl.'ll wo rk i« in full ~;w ing. Hlltl whe u e1·ery dollar i A n l!fllh! to carry ( II th·· work. lllllkC'l the loa lhf' IIIOt•· • .,,·e re. The question or fimmCe io; alw11y" m w wh ich t f'ttuircll the .11tri~tt:at et!ono_my 11nd tepnotc~ l•ngim•o·tilllt 1o o•o mt> out f'l'••n l'iljlla rt• wnh the bo0k.11. ami tln11 adtht it~h l t':\Pt' ll"'' ill j;f}Uit•ll' hlll of 11 110l11 r p lt"X\111 blow. ·' . \\'hilt· thP lit •· v.ill •·11n~· atld t•d work rnr th t• eomnultt't'll 111 J!~';~~··~.::, ;:;1!11•;·~~~·; ~::c1 .~·o;~~- 111 ":~d:1 r~~:~e~.d~-~~!t~l~~.i~":~~ti:11~~~~~= " ·ill ;1.:,',',~1r:rlt~s~11::.:~~~~~:~~·:·l~l:~~~:,:~~~=;~it1~1:~~~-dHP tha t under all cir - ~ r· tlw fight iw un. 1Ulol thH I 1.'\' t'll thou ~h w e !lllf!'t•t a I<Ns ct•t·IUiionally, wt> a r e 11lwa.n on the job with pl·~nt y or hackbone and " Jrood strong upJH' r lip. '"'' t'l" •·r~· •·Oillt!HI•· put h is 11hould e r to tht• wheel and b e r eady Hnol willinf,! to olo hiMJ<h111r••. cn mMhiiiC•'II - - -- 1/nl'o· 1'1111 l<'&r~~ly more tban not i••o·ol ho11' n m: iou~ J)if'lri<'l Allornl'\' Oudly:f -j., to and tbP membo!u of tbef ~j~~~~o~:/' ~1J 1i1;\ ;,~;.:i~~"t'ti:;.~llltl:,:~.~·;;:;..:~·,~l c!::::~il i~~~~~-~-~~~::~~~:~i~~: a1:,~~ :~~~~ ~~f~~~lo1:;";b:i.:;~.e: ;~~eir IIi' •· ;t~~';; tJ~t~::·d::,~~~~ ,:~~~~~::~.~~belr ~:::~ie..,~:en~iti~=.-~"':.,!:,.~ ~~~:~ hn w tJIIJo·k ho• will l1o· 011 t ht· juh. ONE QRAND FIZZLE tl( .11 1 tho· sffniN o•\'t•r put on the hoard11 uml••r t lu nHnll' of o•o·lo· lora u un. lilo' i'o•rry t 'o•ntt' l111inl' juat plutt in t h i11 city cnrr ie11 ofr lh•• nwd11l 1111 thl' hi!{!;C"t fnilur.. . 111 t lw ~il'lit p ls 1·o• tho· l 'huulht•r or (:Omml't•·•· rlem rul who beliH••il t_ha t 11 would !.ring hnHillt'KII to Buffnlo hll\'1! suff',.r;•ll bitter di.~"I'I'""'I Juf•fl l. \\'!lilt• 1lw 1•it.'· had many l'illi l o~ it Willi • · .' ~hut th••,l did ! 1111 1'111111' hl'r r for t ho• J•Utpmh· o~ h·~~-m~. ~-lueh Willi\!If.!' ~llll /{llnHh l~l~ o r !t••·th ltlnOillt tho· ~~~·tty o'IIJHIH hlltll I ll the re11ult. r h(• 1'/llllllllllt•o•!l lll t•hftrj:l' or a tf iiiT'!i lllllol•• II llf'W N'cOrtJ for thr romJl&ay rarely l•to•·r• a biN~Inf!i aod tile di.-oue nurt llu to corn•ct Ow! ji:r&\'e mittake. Of tb~ fa.llures of marnarc among tile w-t'a.lt by c-1~ wealtll i1 lnlf•poa~<l to make op for wllat l1 111l•ing iD real all'eclioD aDd ~ommuoit.r of int~IWtual aod -.-al illolerHit, It it oeediNI t ony aoytlllog more f'\' o· r """cmlolo·d HI 111\' .. tllitlo· l'nr k l,.ft t h e r«'l'llt' in dillf,!'lllll. 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York HUt! the City or n 11ff11\0. come tllil ttad<!llcy. fly oll'ering a «11m tolll"'ll 11 a premlulll It ,eu DDly tile Individual noem.b<!n, bul t itle• locals to l~o111 e clrculatloa •l!entl for tile Soelalilt pre.. 11 per· IUadH et'<!rv oht " wtr-borH " In tb<! local to ~o~et.buk Jato the harnf!Al once more 1111d hu,tle for 1ut.>. a 1 be did ill lenol:..t~f·l~..:.:~~::miti~Pli'~~er;•,,:!: :::~~::~::~ =~ !i:et::~;a,:~.~:;:i::~~ lhP •Y••~m.. too ba~hful " ' e 1·en "talk f)oc,ialiam " GREAT SPEAKERS OOMINQ T lu- ~tinlilil 1'1111.1' uf Buff11lo h1111 jtlsmwll a g r rat eampaign (or fn ll. and on" whio·h will h1· o f untold ntlue in the education of tht• Wforkf'MI or thi~ city. w,. hltl' c h11d thl' f.!OOII fo rlllll(' iu the pu t fe>w mont hs to have IJH<l !lonw of tlw ht'l'l ~trt·t•t t'(lrnrr orKIOMI in the country. a nd they luwt- ""'t with J.:tt•llt llll<:'l'o~. \\'h('rf' 11. ft•w .'·eatll ago it waa a diffit•nlt 1nnl1t•r to •·o uj:rt•J:a lt• l~n or fifll'l'n p@flpll' about 11 IKNI.P box o r a tor n t" busy •·Ortlt' r. \\' t • hKI' I' had hig a u dicn eer; the past !lummer C\.1'11 in tht• ou tlrinl.' tl i11triehl. Amli.. nl't'll approach ing the thousand IIHirk hlll' c g rN•tt-.1 our lilrt•t•l !!pt•llkf'tllllllring the pas t MUmmer. ' f'Q.t t he> t•Omi n~ llt'llli011 s peRkt'l'll will ht he r e from all par t£ of tlw o:-o uutr.•· 11ml tlw r o· will be no l!·t up t o t h e work for Soeialilllll. A m OIIjt t iWi:f' w holn wo· will IIII'Utio n ftll bd ng or par til•ular inte r est bs l.o nill .1. lhn..-1111. who Willi r o•-e ll'l'lt•d aa MAyor c r Butte. MoJtt., n-tt'lltly ~~~- t ht• :O:~iuli~ts. tlt•ft>ll tinR" the unitt.-d. e f!'orta or all the old roolitio:-a \ pll rli··~ Nlmhillt'i.\. Hull!' ill tht• biggest mining town in the wo rlol 111111 ~~~~.\·or l>u n~n n has fo nJ[ht the capitaliAt eJeme nt of that o·it y t () a llan tl"ti\1 w ith 11 clt>alto'ltl battll' for SocialiAt p r inciples . . \ not ht'r ~ i11 list Ot!ltor of espt'C.iAI intl'retll t o l' iait ua ia J 11mes II. ~l nuro-• r. Jlrt'fi.id('nt of th,. Pt>nm~·h·a nia StAte Fedt.ration of Labor, 111\tl 11 forur~r ~1 11 1 ~ A!ll'itll1hl~··u ll u, _ GPOrfle 9 . Kirkpa triek. author of " War. Wha t Fort '' a nd who i!i a t•·s e hf'r in tht> lbutl ~hool of Soeial Seien ee or New York. will 11pea k in Ruf!'alo und t"r thf' auspiet'K of t h(' Soeialiat Party. · by eomior to ao uat1tr.ta11iliDg .l nllhua W a nhOj'lt'. who ill rditor or the N e w York Call, will be. wltll .. Ia 0..0f'tat ~u-.a- for lor · wit h us 110011. t'om r11dt Wanhope i11 a fin e apeaker with a great rol~•r beloop to Uoe legl.thute pra.e· lmowlo-djtt' or lhl' ~·ialilll 1110\' l'll\l!llt t.'Ombined w ith travel and ex- =========="===;~=====.k========:= l th i~ )Jf'ril'l~e. t llub.·rt IL lluri!lon, on~ or t h r greattst of negro oraton, will !oipeak for Sot-i11liam in th i1 city. Co nU''II.de J-Jnennan, II mi"mber or the Auliii.ao Parliament. and G••o r~t' ~irola, a 'l'' f'll knowo Finnilah Soe ialist and editor. will IH ture in Bulfalo. T~o~·o o t her u oled 1peake ra whom w e a re alwaya upabl e of e_:r;. JoOUIJdiu~: Sociabna in a mannu that makes the ntO\'etueut grow are Gulla\' ~tt't'bel and W illiant E. Duft'y , of ~ .-\1 will bfo ~ the Ct'nt ral and Campai8'1'1 Committet'A han Jiur(f a ('Aillj)llijnl Of eduUtiOD for the lftlr\::ef'll Of thia city '·hn llt"''" r before b..en att~pted. Sud! an este:uin rathtorl utooishM S()me o r the eomrades. b ut with the mO\'t"mt-nt anti t he inef'f'ued intei'Mt all ove.r the city tba1 l'''e ry nu•et ing will be well attend~ and the efrorta n..-a~~~~ht a ga;nst eapitaliam it on in BdalO antl bt- a 1-.nn..r y u r fo r Soeialilm. th~ ;.ear � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-09-13 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Dudley a Flunker Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1adaeb26438fa840153d28c8fca45f78.pdf 6b04046043d8808d4fba23b56526c015 PDF Text Text ·LOOICATTIK-C. voua ADDIIDSLA81!l. If' IT IS 67 . ¥~~a. �rw ~~~~~""rv&l~-=~= :·=--:::=c..:: ::: orillbul,..... . ., wW ........ a.u "--.~Ill .. ........ , . . . , . £. 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IIAilTIN ......... ......_ PltAJIIIE.__.....,,T_ --~.=--.wsCA~-;..~. •.-.., ..... ~P!bSI.DD,_yw,S(k..b::...._,.,.Mtt...w­ Ell teed ... .-.md-dul-'*- , _ 6, 1112, at; . . pott Clfl!k. at; Bllff&lo, li111w Yorll:, ~ lbe All& olll&I'Cb I, ltrll SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1915 We aote U.al Medford, Or.p~ t.eaJ: tloe Nation! OSee to. eome oat.., W111 aot try H'llDt;apa, ,M. We bave pknt1 of bnutit.J Ia tl1e war of mouat•ia• Or~D na't bu t J.r· tbat ,.. t<eore.---Solltller• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-09-06 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-09-06 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n066_19130906 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n066 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. It's Up to Dudley Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d4cc89840b7d428ffd47f009b38f9f59.pdf 56bb60eed43a1a69e92904fce85ffd12 PDF Text Text �pi ek out hla rurooer and Jtrl "Ut ..,me h ltU!loHIJ 1url ..... 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Y. 1iatr lut \Vt><ln~~"Y ,.,.,.,;,11, ZOtb, wt. eu S le i>hro J . llabunt'y l'"d • ler ture 11 1111 Opf'n·ai r m Thiw WN j o ot what w r louiltl.t t. io l t j.:Uinrnb o l ~i' hy t hen drh·u th e ]ooint ho11n~ wbieb ia ourr to m•l< .. hio think. ll o• llllllt u~b point r.ll ]oitaliJ I •Y• I••rn.•h owu<J.: #tbe ou t ~ouoe-"~ori•liJtn. tb<' Unl.•• 'I'LI• n·,.•• """""It"'"'''''"''' (ar t, it"'''~ tho· 1'<'51 lllt't'\l ll lj ,..., o•l"l!rbt•l<.l. l:un, �Crystal· Beach SATURDAY_,AUG.·30 ATHLETIC "'GAMES- SPEAKING -. L - HANNES KOLEHMAINEN of Finland ChampiOn Runner of the 'World, wtll attempt to break the world's hour record against four men running In · . one mJle relays. Ol..cHM'AINE~-5--A-SOGIALIST AFTER THE ATHI.EllC GAMES THERE WILl BE SPEAKING SPEAKERS: Stephen J. Mahoney CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR R. R. McCaleb OF WISCONSIN Ella Reeve Bloor OF DAYTON, Oli!O SEND YOUR FAMILY OVER IN THE MORNING . THIS IS THE LAST SOCIALIST OUTING OF THE SEAS08 - AND tHE BIGGEST ROCHESTER EXCURSION ' . '-. ; ' uc~utlf··~~~P'-~ · .v. ___ P. S. L. DDA( Sm:7th,... ltl3 fAI Sl.Si t:.... ,, To 'c :bukr ~can we ban 100 ~~~ • ro- U ,.,.. will !c' w!_c ~ the 100 fiJI out coUpoo ~n to malt this - , . , ROCHI!ST2R EXa,JRSIOI't <DMMITTBI! ' · . 5l Yat Eark St.,Jlallalc, N.Y. · �- PVR.JSlta) Yan.l' n nra BUFFALO SOCIALlST PUBUSHING OOIIPANY , SlY.Lpsw..t.lrdo- IU.JtT'Df KDR..D,. ,.._.. ltii:Ca~.~:wu- . BUPP'ALO.N.Y. ~ &HIUJVItiKD. ":'~ ... ... Coto~~~~- ~Prb StJ»,.yur.50c.tz mocet..pty,W.bl..t.~ ~· I!D.-.d .. MO:;IGd.ea. IPUUJ~l.o.&,lett, atdaepoe&oaloeN BoJ!IJo, New Yorlr, 1lll4er to. Acstll Xan:b8,18"711 SATURDAY, AUGUST lO, 1913 BUSINESS AND POLITIOS • · j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-08-30 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Union Men are Bums Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ef562b4dbf1ec781f220eed529d8fa17.pdf 311fae2420b7e3ab79099994cb4fa26f PDF Text Text ~ATT~-011! - YOUR ADDR£!5 LA-. IP IT JS 66 YOUR SUBSClUPTIOI'I Jilt.. - PIRES NI!XT 'IVEI!It Very_ Little Money -Paid to Sufferers PUBLIC SCHOOL" TEACHERS "BICOT[D AND PREJUDICED"- $15,000 Collected &t No One Knows Where It Is -Men Who Paid Mo~ to Husted -Insurance for Year.J Ho.ve Found it a Fake- B<>okkUper in Charge of Funds on Vacation. · What bu ~ml! of t h fi~ .OOO .ub- ~ !oln. l .utot, 12 Obw.., Plare--~t by c.itium• o! Butralo f ur th!t lu11ban•l tbroul!h diM•~- Ha1 tour · Vf th<!' "'lh.ltl!d r ~i M t~; •·r crubg\-lt ' g'ifl lS ~lil l di ... cuf . J ~- U'IIUlt ilf ohockiag •\eatll . ••ri~ll r~lif f of->-t iiP - IItllte.,._ "'" ;, • q•N<iOO whi•h ' ' ' ~•1 H• ·•i•-"':old ••• , ,•n \rlll Lf.bor Coutil intndl 1~ ; 11• 'fimn. h om , . ., ad lo;<· Ti1nq (hat she would ~i!!~!I~~!~1li:;: Itluin~o~ ' " q,, ororkln• ria .. the Cen tnl t-hor u-.·lf 1., • ··•ne d elected lfr. P. \\", (.'ll! fll \ (1 111 ;n;.,, " •·•lt i.'Rto the tli"J"'"''"''hf fnqd • ,,.Jirr lt•d for thP benPIIt of tlw ll uu..d •u~h w~rk urdinuy • • Tlu• l 'uunr il ,,.·,.• t il"•tion ' bu II jut :..·~~.:~~~:::.·~t::~b!: ~'!~ ~~~~;;tm!~:; :;::,~~ti:~t o~',;,:. ~!-~~t~::~~~~';7,~ '""'" f•r"';!.n . ~Lttrihut!'"d. ~ \~~"',~:·~:~:o:a;;r.hc":i,::~l e:o:!~ ttla t ontr a that · I ~· J (e~ bm•h~• ~:~!:~:Ea~~~~~::~:e l huteJ c:::it,baa:·o::: !.11111118" Comr-•:o- bad .,.... , l>f' for~f'dtbruu~o:bt~ HIISTED ·INVESJUIITION 1\Jfl • ABEAUTifUL ~ CAI.IlRY .WILL SPEAK AT ·SCRANTON PARK ~ ~~:.i~ :~:·:·~:tn:.:.ut:~~:·r,tl~fc::uart .-\re raay for tb l' t• i~nir .. nut many li ke ,W.a t next Sunday if yuu take plactol .,·it lt :~~:~ ~o-:~~~ ~~~:o~::':':?;,1 •:":;~~ . Propridors Are liz:Oil<er- l;;;;,' Wbat pienief:. Why th e t•le· f t he IIAmburgb car of the B.~ L. E. 11 very !lui~ ha• IJ.Mn r-id l•y the r<1m· 1 ated from All :he 1~:-.:;~to;f ~::~~~~:. 7. ' ~17n"t~:~~n~~;: ~~ =~ :;•:!~~~~= 1::~~~ :'::t"~~eit~:.~!'iol,~~,.!~" ~~~:~:; i of Course. s. ';::•:n.:·:~i~~.e .~ 0 :h: 0!~: You~~~!;::' :~d.:~~~ eat~ •hollld IOilk i11to If it of its Y&loab le t isne. tU IJ,.te a littlr ~t Cltl&eDJ Fall \o p 117, M tbr. nu"" of tb .. 1\ usted mill an! ftrf' b:u bf't' ~ !Hrd aod ~:;.. ';:!:~~;,.~:;~~: :,...!;:_;';. i~e: ~.'" non~utf'<l. 11 Thirt y."t br"" r...-f'ived &lld, dbperM!\1. nllf'd 011 KJ,te h•·~ Wl'te ~n111fed out, an~. 1 h urr of th o TimM who stated tb.a t abo ot maay •nr• ..... re •••·erely InJured ~~-~~~~~·d.::: ~rc::~t:!~!~:~~=~: .oo~y ..:~:: t1:e l~t:eW"h!. •h• r b t.' ad btea prom\~ by promi ne.at tloe ro ro..,uer'• j llry 00 tb e hody baogiog \.u • lu - moll aJid p(llltida111 who llave dt.ad ' 'lllgj:et'' follntl ::~lfn~em:r"~.~H=:~:.o~eh ::::~ !7' bi:.·,"'~~~~d ~~::o~~~~ drcnHtl l h•t au,.b me11 at tbne may put tbe it na mr down for an,.ttliaJ fm tiloe frf:ll ~·lve rtlli •ll' it Ji Vfol them ~MPW oc. VloQtlaa. llr. J~l;ya, maaa(ill( edi tor o1 th e eao.Nii. · s,.,. , .. id tllal abovt~,r,roo be d ~~~ The lo.• ot lU humaa of """I!Let.! ol import.aare attellliOII of any of t.al;•l of tllte\DI~rict ;':u!ll...:w~,.~~ 0 .,.~0 tile =~~~;edltll:b::~l •::.' ~~~~~:·ro:~ !~"'~~~j~::;~ "'itb }J Catt 11 tb.lt F tbe Barrett ·-1• 1 f uada. tht full ;b. ha1~dllnr ~hoi" ~ormatloa :~ would be M"'en .,. hen ~:, .,~!~;;:. the bookl retur~r<l d~rk from t he ;;:~ !.~11 ~::~0~11 ,:~bemtelYf'l nt illial tilmr- nv. Nothinj ::~~·~~';~~eb:;!::Mt~ A_fter n..IH111 011 tbote W"bo ""' ~<>I· 0, .., with. Ta ra .. t, be gave out hkt••(l money for lbf' r~llef of l be ....... bing illlen'iew 1 before the c..e. workf:rt aod their t amlli111, lfr. Ca tt ~ll rio....t. ~ ;!:'.~ed~~:~er::-;"~~;n:~·.oo: ~;,t":~ y;,~·h,:: 11~~ ~~:~~~!:~:~~~~e:,""~~:~ ~~~~:. ':;:-;,"0~ll~~!a ~:.111::;.::~1 ltl~t:; ~~~~li:,: ·~~;~~:~~~:.,e~~:~r ~~~;~~ ::·:;n::t:;e:,:~:~:~:::;~::-o:,~~w:; :~l:t o~~=~~e~~~~:~.,:::df~~~ •!be th" C011 ndl, at ,tb~ follawlol will p'"':ve: RgrH-<1 .,.; 1h · tile Huat..d F - ~ Jtelief. , .. ny's ia11:_•·er. All agreed Mrw.. Uae{dlol4, 116 Smitll SIT«!- "ain't no llH " to bo ther .,.ltb ~·~~; ~::~':r:!, 1:ld~~·:::· ,.!;!!~;It~ ..,:·the ,.·illdom ~f t h eOurt wq .,.,.,.ka. Wa1 ioture-d in J-'ot~~~ten, but ten 011 t by thr ' ' " "Oifi\Jibetoothe ~•,. aot eeU ec t for Jollie t rcboleal rea· wri te r in thete wor(\ll, "No ;~~ ,!: '~:: ·~o:/:m~~!,81 :;! ::; ~b~ ~;:!~~:~ ~~ :~uld t.rr moa tb n:nt. dent, a nti I tberdore t111a .1. W. H el vey, 118 Emith Stno:elmen whoae autba were · ~•·e rclr bumed o11 ~~a .. a. ana aeaa. aeelden t oc J uce !4th, ""••. net e~peet&d w ll•e, a11a It Ia their du.tb1 frlllll • · ll.re •loQl>ttul If he will be able to wotl1 f or from nnee u11koown ,and tkat '""~h·e mo11th1. H a1 wif~ a.nd e:hila to Wll~ 110 "'ul pab le or g riiM! uegligenre ' upport._ PJ.id !0 te.llU a week htto the. part of thB Hut t.ed lltm111 Company ~umpuy llltn~t~. neB tor t• yu " .wbfeb or ill olftttrt. • I DIOD IIII to N!.OO 1111•! r~eh-ed . tlle The Central Labor Coui.eil engaged taormont '"?'D ot t-4<.!0. lteee.l'l'~ FredBrielr. H•lle.r, tbli lawyer1 to from Xewa ttOO aztd Timet t7G. · .rell!ai tk e labor laterelta ht . tblt Prl'd 8oloa~n, 37 Ot.waa piae.=; te.r.' Aa lnterrlew witll Mr. Nuda . .d ta.ee Wnlblj b•1r11ed; llld«· !Mit~A:U by . • ~preM.otati,.., of Drfl4 . for We. Hat , to bdp tupptrt" J!IIJC!' · H e douliMd, tlowne r, lllot lle.r, Will 11ot be able to work b U!teniew~, sayto11: "lt Ia •i x 1111111tlr.a. ,Keeelflld tGO from New. Uoc. to "nder 1 tb.ll ropor1 Rllol f4:0 fro• ·Tillllll- •-Paid • t G e~tt totbe Dn:tm eetJqofi.be ptr , ~ t•nrii.Dee \o tke ,e0111f*ll1 It ..:ooTa aot therdon~ be in .tor tu 1. , ., ull w · ""' reerl~ta a - to• aitle~lpate tllat .nport cent. Cmapa•t".Mid• 1110h1· uttuua• at tbilt time;" , <til• " t llat are ~ornlhJII t hia way _for Ploil R. C~le ry. !be 0\la· wlio, for thl' Jore-.eut, i~ to lbyor Lunn of 8<-hoo· I be tber. to trll 111 ~orne· .,.bit the COIIU"Iidt11 are doln11 I ~la lln l'i t,r io the State \~:,'~~. :~· •Y, be : • the t b ~ ht~me firm. CAR MEN ORGANUE ·-•••••••., , --- illj.: fed an1l l>u rglau 111l>biog yout hou><• and th,..,., n1 i1111 a gou<i tim e. Th o Younl'" p...,pie't &dalilt Lhgue have cha rt .- re-1 ~~~·~ And • •ill go ou t in a bolT~-:-!( yo1• •·ant 1..0 enjoy yo11ne!f e n 1hr "'"•.•· out JlO .. ith t.he m. Whether .•·ou .,,. 11Bing or oot, they will make boy ~:~1 t b~=~/":h:r,~;;"!:"~~~~· ~~.:;:; h,.·en:~,b=r~;~~::oT::tt: •o~~~ will be soperlluou.. lt Sorialist Drum t'otpt will be you tb ~r~ to reo.der ''beau tifol'' &lid In· p~~';': ':\:"!'a •:::·~~: R. C. l(~1el! who;, Ia town t his week, .ta.e •Y.I!"'· h1 c-.barre of tllti• ~· the betJt atbleti.;.:..pmn, tb.'t t t•i rinll mnsi~ of oam-.' - t:hih\ r.,n't race, "liP. limit H. Hu~·• ' rat~O ~·ar•l•, opeo t.o all. Oi ri • · nre-.~0 ya rdr, open to aU. ll n"o ra~e- l .SO yardl, opt11 to t il. ·Woiul'n·a nc~O ~·i: rdll. open to all. ,.::·~~~~i:-:.::.:""te; "i'ill:~:·::~~r bt>tweeo marrittl an•\ _,ou ...-ife or ,-our W.t &irL U mqre tha n 8 tom !'e te in any ra re the ltlcldiea it you hn-e any. 11 will "- run in heat •. thi lllr. tllat to be a Socia lin y ou Sund1y It t,be :s"EXT S IJX- da~·. ~:~ ..~=~:·~t=u~b!•~:: ~=: D~:k:~~U:TL~~~I. mll. be it -from wu~b. \'on woa 'I 11!e .,there, wilt y ouf · Wr'll "be ret•ret~eotativn et beeau~~e organlred labor had i11 t rn tiooally !pored. , power tbat jlouibly could b4t to bUr bu bee11 nl<'ll agahut men in Erie-411j.uuetiolll, .,.itboutparallel;tbel>laekllt t / �E. WEDEKINDT Ul';DI!R:rAICI!R AND PUNI!RAL DIRI!CTOR No. $ W A LD B N A. VBNUB &0.00.FOB-SOD IO BORUST 3Din WILI:.IA~l \ HALL. OIIWEOO, N . Y. ~~~::;::::X:.~~',:!.::::~::~·~::~:::~-,;.;~~ ~.~:;• ~;,;·.,:,: ,•o~:~'r;:;: :·,~ : :!,';·:.- ~~,':.:~ I ;, r.uJcr!•••l 11• d11it1HRU, f< t o•J •ht•U J, ~J a · ~ ~~O~-' u f l!ulhlo ,..,., h•trvch>~t·<l " ' !hr. i a11 d apNokrr, o;~ j ~nr• l Ufl tbe Wt T'li'JJa~· ~ ,·eni ng. lu rar t t hlll \h o. ml!f!tlu,; trat l•d t~rMljl'll a i Mda\"t'rrfl n~ tn~lilll- i'onrn •i'!! Kel1.\' 'II'U .,;:II roce h·etl m11.ny Ul' lnlklllj;- ii~Te o f th e MIHMI that O. huun,\totonle oftht>•J- hkto, dll· ih ·onod. lll'fur>• be ,,,ole., """'f I' :<J>rt•oq,e,l tbf'ir .UtJ•riortbat nn h l•huol.n ' o:.o nld be a So· t.iali•t . .\ ft•·rt bf'n~ l i nj: lbny tlo.at •~jl.AT•tl"M of lllll oona lity, K1dly lh'f'r~lt h,• ~«>1l1. \ 'llur o•umn.J,. ; ., th e Ro•rnlutio.,, --LO_:~_ ·s-ROSSOW, .'oc.:.:: ,:o,:;,···· ;·· �~~~~!!~!:lti~~~~~~~~J~~~~~~~~~JIIT~~~~ ~~; oP THE V. P~ S. L. ~DAY EVE'G, AUG. 2J , J9J3 FINE ' MuSIC · REFRESHMENTS FOR THE BBNEFrr OF THB Arbeiter Zeitung IN T~~TONIA PAR~ 12&5 FILL~ORE m . &.tnday, Aug. 24th, 1913 eo1u:~~ ~~~e..;1~:s,~:;,o~~d ~~~~or..~~~~'!.~" bi~~'"o7 ::,~~t UnloDI. t Gllmee a u d Haee~ ror Ladle., Men and Child reo. A.JJ eolOi•lile ti me ...u red to all wbo lltte od. Sl'tAm: R0 BE.H 8 TE l ...fR, 00011 Of THE IRBfiTER lDTIIltG ADMISSION 10 CENTS BACK ·TO NATURf BASKET ~ PIC'NIC -AT- SCRANTON PARK Dally Socialist Pape1'11 ..A. JGU A inost· beautiful spot ab9u~ a mile and a half this side of Hamburg tl• of mootb iJ ud weell::ly period~. •PP&li. SUB OARDS. .... ....... C...... l'!'iOIW Al ' S I'ICES Of lk . . . . .. • ·PrtMhtl. , Gllta [AMI. Branches 2, 4 and 8, Local Buffalo S. P. Sunday, August 24th GAMES PHIUP H.' CAllERY OF SCHENECTADY WILL SPEAK Ta.k.c B. &. L. E. Cars at Washin2ton and Clinton Struts NO ADMISSION ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "'''"imif_..,,;,,..,,., ,., ,.,, to 't)lin• .•·ou to• ~~enJ rou ain11 t or11"1 In !l'OO<t lime. ~·o 11 r oa n..• ·~:·:~;.:.:.':".::;·'"'''' '' '"'' ! The Street Car Men 1s Union Don't tor~o:••t th" datto-- "" Thoro<hl~· ~vening, ARE HAVI ~G THt:ll~ }'lltST E::.:,.~::;.:~'t·:~.::·.."· . . ANNUAl FIELD DAY AT CARNIVAL COURT -'"i"u 2bt ., 1";:;;;,======== :,," ~t~~\, ~:~~~=~~;~:·::~"t,;~.~:; .umtnt ~~SS:t !~ADWAY. Wednesday, August 27th TICKETS, JO CENTS EACH :E g)E;I:~B;oy;y;o£;'~1;1~;k~~·~;!Jn;row;m';:'~t~~J;~~;;';~1~0~1;,.:~;:t';,J:~:~;~;'';iu~l•;•S~t;~;'~"";';";''";'~ ~:~~~~;:~~:::~~~,:~:~~-=n!~::e.t~ i~ ~l~~}J:.~I:L·::::::~.:::::::: .: . :::::: ::: : :.~;gr.~ BB.ANOB FOUlL. lii!.U.HOWARD 1211 •1ol PRO!'!TIIlll<~Onl -ooTOr- LOUIS MAISEL ;r.,,.{l.."', c.,.,,. 0 11 CJ.Ih, _,...,,.,Jr.,,..,,,_.'- S..J• · .,..J CA lM,_. ~" c • .-r~.,.. ,r,_,, 0 9es-9e7 BROADWA Y T Y PEWRITER REIUILT T'fnWlml IUUIIS AU NAX8S SOLD JtaNTBD- RI!.PAIKIW VISIBLE WRITC/1$ OUII SI'CCIAL Tr Buffalo Typewriter Emporium FRANK.UN 6: SY .<N STS. Aucuat Klenke THIRST PARLOR JO'UaM'I.HJI:D Jt OO M H 1271. Qen•- Street, El Uum id e Bill Ny e . . • . . . • • . • . . . • . . . . 5 ~ Butblo (Ua ion Made) . . .. . .. 5e Wuh illjl'tOo ( U11i011 Yade) .•. 5c Uaio11 Victory ( U11ioa ~hde). ~ Lord Baltimore (Union Made) . ilk Reyaaldo .........l.......... IOt Ci11a r Ciga r C1p r C>p r Ctp r Cigat ~ud~ie~~y Pi~i~ 'Ci1pj,~:; 114o~~c;ipr KaU . ord. . l'roa~ Dlllnnd. SOCIALIST DAY CRYSTAL BEACH Saturday, , Aug. 30tll ~ ATHmfc cANES SPt:CIAl ATTRACflON Ha~nes Kolehmainen, champion amateur long distance runner of the world,will compete against four men -;- ru~g in relay s - a(ainst the world's record. �~-~~ PUaa..IIHaDJ"aaL~nTHa ··~·, , ' . BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUJILISHING ooMPANY <' · ~] · SlY. LpStr-.W&IIAATDI HaiSL&It. ........_. --~~.~lrdfloot ~ - · IIIUFP'ALO.N.Y. Plt.UGt U11tPP1tmD. T - W. P.CA~ ~"9.: ,...,- w-tpebi!IPrb$I.OOJ*fa'0 50c:llb.IIMIIIIIII.,.,....ill'...... ,.·. 180004-cla~~ mauer J11oe ~. lDU:, at tM pott; omo. as Bll1falo, New l"orlt, ~er the M:laf Xareba; JI'Tt &atared u SATURDAY. AUGUST:U, 1913 PRETTY ROTTEN wll\la at tlle M«~Pd biUo~ ar· woald be aub.)eet to tb& :lur Ceat,..l tde-cuth·e Com· StrUbarc. Jt I• pra~ble t.,.t. ~~eeoad Mllou the JIOiier will api1ut O!eriWit111 ..,d, Nadoullami of tilt " IU1btl'of llaa··~ Uaat llo-med Farid lkr, tlr.t EcTPtiU Natiouli•t. be pew.ltted to moide Ill willl.oat iJI,U!rfere.11ee.. llobaaed. wu coade•atd Ia Ea;ypt ne-tM'aad a yar'a ;rBe � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-08-23 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Who Has Husted Relief Fund Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c2012e6d3585a350ae455ff4fbc0cebf.pdf 770f944676b5d6e9f4c8e038268255df PDF Text Text LOOitATTID~C. --.p:'J~OR MI.& A T - STANDS w.-.\YTO MTUIQ)AY YOUR ADDil!SS LAE. IF IT IS 64 YOUR SUBSCRIPTION l!ltPIRES NI!XT 1PI!J!It BUPFALO, N. 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Anol \O'f' • hn l. ,,.. .,., n·• t until '"' h~.-.- at·n> m· l'l"l>.-.1 I ho, "' "'~'f'll•' MANCHESTEE.. l"u··i uli•t" i• ~ur 1•l)' 11 ro win~o: in :'o.lun l"to•phr-n .I. :\lahorw~· o f ~l>t·•t.•r. .\mo •ri o· n n tHo•l l;o·unol inal'i iiD f<do, 11 ~ ~~It • uq.:Hni,..•r, bo•Jd ll UO• I•< IIU • h··· un· nuw ..,..,."1'.'' " ' 1: tnt•ir li n~l~- " '"'' ,.,,.,.l.,., tu l uw,•t iUJ(8 ,.,.,., ;I i ' ''l'"l·t•··l •JUNrl_•· t~ a nd '"'' fn~t aololinj! t o"'" on Tnt·~·ln~· .,,·.,niPj!:, ,\UjiU>I I~ tit ··" m•"lulwr.h•J•. \\'t• h nl'<' R lhtj;<' Th i• i • ~ tri •·tly a r11 ilr 0lhl t o.,·n. PHYSICAL GULTURR NATU~~::l~:h'il"':!~tt"'""· REBT.A.URANTB ""':l'~~-:r." r ... ._. • ._,,_ltEAL WIIOUJIII(AriiiiiAII. Blloarian Hall JQHI'{ UNVERZART <bo~l&\op~;;"· •• :S..,It lfH• C'ommooo·l 776 S,.oamoreBt., oor.RMd · ...,, --- 7.,.,.~ 1 ~ o-_,.,. .... ~ FRANK EHRENFRIED W.&.TOBD aiM! DUKOllDB w.---·--·-61---tM•--..-..- . -u-.A ...... PUl.l.UT GUAkUTa& F,..,_~1111 8eU. Bowanllri'I-K La.oh trome:IO.&.. K. • .... .... , •.•. Proatkr MOn -.o 1 P.ll. Mioh. .l Ulrloh not ""'"'~ ' h im uuw, hut...,.,. ••k .''OU t c:aol h i, lt' IIN intho•llorain g . I'O)Ot A u~"'' ;th. Zilo• trlt • • J•rOUtl J•ti•"Oo: k ,.-h,•H b<! 0\'U fll tT.''ing loijl •u•k" oluriQ@' tho• r ar J <rO h '<'l ['tOJ'j'TI~' U h f' n o.,· th at the-<' n m~ JlTOJI<'rty h a•··· """''"tho bill ~titlt" ou f...-1~ Jik<1 drirly f<' lll&. Wak ~ We bue yet aTery pod &110ftmeat ol ' Su~merSulta ..S l~:~teod to tDake 'a deaa "'"P· _ ,fllsbem,10 wehi." pa' "prioe aut] ,.·ll i\rji>UM i\1 hal'f •J•ifl lll•<!ittO...-iJ"'OUI Iil<' ll'ltt ..-h w b h.. ma ,Jt'a I T ol lll._j JII, $181o$20Su~ now at • _ _ ·.. ).)75 • T.E E11'£1PI �1i'OR THE BESEli'Tr OP TD Ar~eiter. Zeitung IN TEUTONIA PARK, 1266 FILLIDIE an. Sunday, Aug. 24th, 1913 .. Oolu~! ~~~~~~~n~ ~=~~.r~~:C:n b{e.~'; ~ Unloo•. ' Gamn &ad Ract11 for Ladle., l\lea and C hildren. · An lnJn.table tlme ... un.c'l taallwhnanerad. I mAill: RGIE RT 8 TE rI ER, IDITOl Of Ill Allll1ll ADMISSION 10 CENTS .St:rlp of .-lx tll;kct•• 450 Cent• BACK TO NATURf ~BASKET - PlCNIC AT- SCRANTON PARk A most bea'ltttul spot about a mile and a half this side of Hatnburg UND Eit AUS PICES (H' Branches 2, 4 and 8, Local Buffalo S. P. Sunday, August 24th GAMES PHIUP H. CALLERY Of SCHENECTADY WIU SPEAK Ta k~ & L. E. Cars at Washiortoo and Ointon Streets NO ADMISSION "ARE HA \'lNG THE IR F in ST ANNUAL FIELD DAY AT CARNIVAL COURT Wednesday, August :27th TICKETS, 10 CENTS EACH B uyyun rt lckNAfrom&nymolo rrn sn url.'<mdu clur. EYery Unluu m Rn In Hulf•l <l 011$;111 tu 1•11truu)zc th e Street Cs r .\ll'n. SOCIALIST ..D.AY CRYSTAL BEACH ATHliTIC GAMES SPt:CIAL ATTRACTION �mf~ them ~~ . · Bvoeybool3 fe .a.in· be. thool ratioual attitude iD lise eftt)'~ IIUI'l'~N.Y. ,...,., ...........,_ T - 5lY.Jt.p.Ser..t..WuILUtTI!' HU1LD. . . _ HC'III~~-~Jedn.or .-,, ::<!.teem ~~;:.:~~liopeo. that eo-. b7 W. P. CA~~N.~o ~Pib'ti.OOpa,....sac._...,.,..., f~;'..;;J~~~~;;~~~ pie to tbink dMirable dlaDpl tb em~"ea il they are \.damond. for loaa ._... and loud ~p. ·~ If .ocial changet have heeD broacbtabout wltlaout y~uJ. uailtane~, it doet DOt fOllow that fl'tf/lt7- .. ...._ . .. -..1-ct.... ~JUDe t., 1111, a& &be po.~ om. a Bol!alo, :Sew York, 11D4er lbe Ad of M...da I , 18'11 E:atcec~ ~!;.~:: =·pi:-::~":!!:'~ othe.rt bave acted while yoa SATVRDAY, AUGUST 16, 1913 • ~~~!l!!~~~~!!~l!i:ll ..-."~'dOi-~r;~ i';.. IOOitt!l' .... cil&i_ • yaa are, aDd the BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBllSHING COMPANY ~o loettcr ~~~~!~~~~;!j~~ ~ ~~!t~:~ Arbitration to ha~ beea deelaba- ~ne~la o!!bile .;:~~~;~:_ter:aW: :~ ~~~tt~~ee)~~~~~:d180i:::e':::fvt!~!;,! ~~ tH'complish ih purl'o:re is the fAct t!Jat the coinmit.tee or the m~:n and and you eao keep on Comp1aitlina. th e ln h• ru ll tiou~~o\ lhl ilw11y officer~~ han• made material e ha n~ in thel'=c~======;==r====='==,;..-~==i-====;,.....-==;,•1~0:8.~.0; Kgrr;;;':';:;kU.irtg the ll'ork of :\IH\'or Jo'uh;m~nn the Buffalo Sociali&t ;;:~:~l'o:t~le th':ti~~~i:. ~7~~~~:~~~~;,~:'l~c~ 8ttern;!!~~~j~l~~P!~!~. ~~~J~ o n t ho• Bo~~rd ," tl1 e men l'o ul;l not h'ave r eeelveol a wone d ea l. Thill ha ll !wen pro\·eu . by th e f1t cl thlt t th e t•~n n of th e agreement haa been rt•di1eo•d t o three yeiH'll in p hl<.'t: of fin:. ami th e gra ntin g of au inc rease t o IIO IO t' of t he men thrtiugh th•• n egotintion11 of the eom roittee of th e 1U1iot1 1\ IJ.OI t he prt:11idet1t o f th e compauy. ' ~o one enr •·:qle•·t,..t l nuythiug o f Bt· rtl.. Jones 11s t he reprHentatin; of tb e comJ""''·· lou t tl1e 11 CiiM1 of t ht• lhtyor in committing f)nlitiu \ 1111ieidr• i!l 11 li u hJc<!t fo r t•onj•·t:! Urt:. ginr~ t 1 i~/~~· 1:t; 1 ~\~,1 ~"! h\~ 11~t ~:~·..~~~~~~~' i~=r~~~~f::,:~:!t~ 1 r1~~\~?~ Ul e The Fc~U~Cdation· Human BI'Otlilabclod 1:,..:;.::; ''Lef.m to labor tlw! poet, a11d"" ..,... tbe Lana to labor tor · day tbt llhall be yM~.......to to..e.. Tbe worU:~ •re obed'-t ud dill· geat VUJ'U' ot tkir naulet·'-IM!ra. TMir P.tlmcie !. u woad«hhl u . ~:~uatu~ i . ~"dp!;.1~~7 ~!~•."".nu..olmoj ;;~-;_-·.;:;;; hn ol (lilt c·ity o nicinl11 ro·ptt·ll<• u t•·•l tlu· workenc tlw IICHbll bN•n li hiJ•Jocd oU I of !own 1111 llllolf'llitllhlt!!i, and ~ n th e militin " ' em!.! noT !J un.' lwPn hro n ~ h l to !h e 1 rt•IIOrt Ill" llliii'O t II'OUid hiii'P ohmt- Ill! th t.' ~ l ayo r wlwn Jw instiiuted procet:.\inlls for Inkin g uwoy tht: ' ehiKt:. lluw ~OIIj: ll'flUifl Tht• Mtr iko• l111 w I11Kft.~ l llllllt• r lhe:~!e o;ondi.Tioni!T Wnvl•l tlll'r•· hlll't• lu·t•u n n y IH!l'tl of 11 1\on r d _o f Ar hltrat lon1 Think th i.. m·•·r. ~ lr . \\'m·kiu gnum. 1111d ~k yont!lelf if )'O n can po.>~.~ il• l y \'OI •· fur 11 n•pr•·~ · · utnlil'o ' of tlw t•upita list du~ ll tl XI full. ~~~ lltty 1ft"' tbo . ·~"' 1.11g all '~" Jlr~ed•os llumu hiJIOJ'!. TbeJ ban m~~tui..l ri,.ili•tl"" time. JIOIIe b,-, yet tii"J' a re ltlll I ' th" ,lay wben .~he ~orld will :~~.,. 1 11 b;-:~_;," 11 ~~; 1 1 bobor. B t lllt'lllhr·r. fo·llow wn r ko·l'lj, tlu• Soein lis ts art' 1101 m erd~· lnokiug fur 11 ru i ~o· uf wn~··~. bnt Wt! nduull~· \\' lUll to own !he w hole wo~ks. I · , ,, J, ·r Sowi11lis1n twl lo•d In ~urri li•·•· hi ~ th·· ltlllll \l' h n i" wi ll i n~ In wor'k will no t lu• lii Hnh nod loy !JI'jl j.:inl! for n j oh cOm· USING INFLUENCE I ( r 1,.· wurl; iuL' o·l u~" rml.1· ha.l li\t W ~· of l iu · ~tn ll o f th(· r·apiln lisl o•ln~· ir l"•llld uouk•· L':t'•·nlo· l' ho ·Hd ii' U,I'. To HI I,I'OIW !lull k n owli th e trwk ~ ••f tl"· ··x tol ,it•·r• il was "' " u~i n).! '" no t •' tho • ~ tu!T t h;ll wns pnt ot l <'I' <ti l th• · )"'ttj>lo • ln .~ l II ••o•l; I hl'< t11JJ:I I ! lit' lh ' I\'~Jl ii]H! n;. ~;,;j·~~~~~~I;i\f~~~¥-~i~l~~\~~~~ ~~~if~ !i:· :·: ·tJ:i}~.{i/\:}/~:: :i.J~Z?i::";\{1:./?;/~}·~::~::::i~E):;L.~::: !:0i.~~::~~]F0;~:Yi:~!~~~; o;l n tf _ llltrl !'row u ,l '• tlllll! s t ri pli n ~t who~ e 0 11!_1· r i)!ht to l'to'O!:Iliti ou i~ ti l•' tu..r li m! !tis l'a lh·•r II' IIS 0111 ' 1' II sulm:holi,l', 'l' h· · •·H [t il ;d i~L•·Im•s lw s j.,.,.ll ul;r;. to t;d awuy .wilh suc h !ilulf for ~" IPII I! 111111 it J,,.Ji,. ,.,.,. it tn I..• :111 innli(•uu hl•· rij! ll l. '1'1~< · .In~ } ,.,, I'~' "-"'''' ! when 11·orking-nlt'n cn n ])(' hHJwOt-..1 with ~ twh lr ; 1 u~p 11 r,·u l ln >'t hn d s . Thr wn rk ers lllt\'o• h N•n fool••o l so lllth•h tha t t l11·.1· lu11··· k nrno·•l t o r P:HI lw!WI'I'II tlw lines, ol ut• 11111iuly l u tlu• work ,f lh·· Soto·iHii"t :•u.! ht l..-lr Pl't'li$ 'in po i ut i n~t nul tlw i1lcnliy of iuter{'l{{ <of du· o'll['itu li• l pr 1 ·ss 11 11<1 llw t!Xploil!·r. \\'Jt ,•n 11t11r•· .. r tl w wor];,•ril wnkc up It) thi~ Tht• cnp iluli~t pri'SS ;:.:~~.i~·~{;~· 11 :~~~~:.'·f~~ 111r;·;;ottl•1n!•,:·,l:. uwn.r u" :ul,·.-·rli~,·uwutll. iu;.~~··nol ~ rt'llll' 1hi• l~ · li~ l"'"""h! o• 86\i , l r ~o nomk h1uis for llrt r~a li r.ati" n iD Jlrlldirf! tb ~ ideal of the brot hl'rh Oo.i of mao t~ tho> aln• of S"cia l i• t"· Tbell'! rnn IJ(' no • •·tua! t.rotberb oo,>·l .ano<mg. mea !!<I l..ln,.: u thr~· a re ~np~l "' nn ."'''f''!loa nt. ~trug·iro •~•" •" · •'""'' ' ' r;:lt- f11r th" mea11~ of t'JIIIell~ w1 th ol>t! ~nothl•l . Tbi t! . truJl~l,• mutt ee111e ht· fore brotlHlrhoool ran ~men i~bby no tne~onw 10 :'"'' 1 ~'"; 1 " o f : .. 1 1 ~~:~~~;;,:;0 ; 11 :,~· ::a~~~~~.'~•h<lr· .\ hutd w1· iu \'•·w Y ork C il y fnil ed t o !lw tun e of llt'flrl~· $ 14.000. II •• "~'Y~ li wl his lrutl t" conMis t ell of hurd work in).: !II CII Rud wo men, TrUlil luu l rui;wd its prico•M to li!ldl till f' Xh•nt thnl t!J c r•uuhl uot 111Tor d tlw lu ~ ury tl l mt:ll l. Tdl it t o P c nl11',1', n~~< l tho• ll'o• rkt·lll n,.,.f HIRED SYCOPHANTS or Truly !ho• s tru~glc th e workin~: ··lK&; is II Iuth i :-.,:,, onl,1· ll!Ulit th e workt•r.; fi~;"lll th e eup i111list dnlli!. IIIII th: ht llh 'l nbt•rw o f their "wn dn>i!i wlu•. 1101 Jm,·iug t lw knnw tlmt th t',l' l•do u,.:: to The working c ill !ll;. tuk1 · t' IWIII,I' mhl do f' \'o· r,l·thinjl iu th e ir power to 11ink !lli'ir T his t· l ~· l ucnl nf soci ety is !llttll' h utlllful n nJ · wu t·ki llj.: ,.Ju,.:.s t lwnul!,l' 91 he r. f or t il•' t't'nsou i hut il : l.y ll h· t'lll'i tnlis t ~·l~ts ~ 111 ,lct·t• in• tl1 e 1\' et t kf'tS h y J f rto• !UII,I-ttt \)tt•i tt•HIISI! . \\', . r..fo·r (UII'ti1•ul n rl y to ! ht• men who w r it•· for the ,.r 1h i~ t• it y. Tho•st• 111{'11 110 tlo11lot fni l10 , l .. ·]ut lt.: ' " tl1<· lli•l'k iu,: d;tS.'\, ,I' d .they are tho• J>OO I' I·S t i tlo nl ··;m ht· fuur .. l. '1'1 1•·.1' ll'tll'k nil h ours of l·lw 1l a y, n nd 11•···k. 'l'h··.1· 11ro• ~rouu ,l oluwn 10 th e I11 HI c1·11 t wh il e th e '""'"'; otoc l! ~.:; ;,f lh·· t'OIIo'••r t• i.~ mnkit•g 111illio11 ~. uml th t>y olo 1101 l;now 1 k wm whio·h dm•s lhl.'y l w l o n~ to. In fu'-'. t hey nro· nbsollll l' ~·~p •·t' iH II.'· u l olo· ll i T i ll!' l>t inl n n~tllll1f P. L'I'II• I~~;.·;,.' ·':~\ S:)\1111 r:,•; 111;;_:~· ~~s~~~~~l'~.'t'c;~;~;u';~~;·~~.r~~~~~~~ht~;., .;~.~~,~~~ ""''"""'"u. lifh ·•·B ol o ll: l!-s u W•·•·l; . ~ Y•·l tln:>~~·puori~:.. J llti,l . ow rwork etllol of tdnn•11 hft,·e th e iudl oe;t,· l :~:~···:·: h i tr ·lo p11int tho· wu~· {(l'nther workeN. 1111J n e,·e.; pa• an it~· "riolieulo· IU(· Il who ur;• on tht• tiring lint• fi!lhl ing for .\ 11 ··X!im plt.• of t lll'ir w urk nppt•Kred in th t: Timt'fl last "Ill' of tho·~>•· ·· iut dliJ.:t'll t •• fo·llow~ u mlc rtook to t eKe h the !o·s."-'.' ~:n,1,:i~~:',11 t~~e ·~~·it r,o :~~;~'t~~,-~~~,~~-~~~~: Soeialistll in - o•otuo•s 10 iu •l ll iltrin l tliffcrc.nce~; is Hut! th ey do 1101 au IIIIJit!hl•le uml suti.sfnct ory aettleme11t.. That · Thl'ir p llrpo.ow ii'l to s tir up truuble. ~ot · IIINtl of t h e tlifti t· ult ~·. tlwy 1111181 lul\'c fi r ew orks, dl~tO,~.They \\'Hill tu O\'ertuni th in jpi. blt>w .borrut, summon ~:~rto ~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~:,:~t t~:d~':.ler· :: horrific eon~itions. ~t~ ~~~\· 0;r:L~';~~:~Lt;:;n;:.:::~~~~i;;· ahould 1'11 r ill Cormm&ot!." • . There ean ' be no doubt that 1be write1'11 know n othinc of W. or th ti Sodaliata. or th t! r ea!Kiu for tht!ir pertaina c...........,,,....,nyd..."' · · c:·· ··::.· · - -- ~ a haVe lived i: So long u we have not the power the. public life of the ~ple by-active' participation in the 'directinc ud ahairint'· of pablie al-~ and inatitutiona, we ought to strain every to inftueoee the private life of our fi llow that ill to ..,., their thinkia& &bel enry-day tlUa ia the way to p~re for tile eooqllst ol publ.it power. ·And if theft ia; one qeney - ······-·"· ··-,,._,-;;-"c.::·_;:,-_·:· CC'C..::I mc.t admirably auited to that kind of work, It ia without doubt the Soeialiat p....a. ' ~ No one ean be a nal Soeialilt. tllat ia, a tboroaP.J.y eou.vineed and 'aeti,ve ~ Worker for the -~ill ide.I.. who doe~ DOt atadj tU ~ ,;;.ydo•~d;u~od-p;~iiUoolJ>••~ITo,.l l r"oa. For. 8:oeialia1D it alive iaoe. aad .to be li•~ meana to fl'OW aDd deveJop . . ~ ia DOt JDeD, '"",""~.··.~·~.~:~· ~::·1 aetina, for l ..,.,:&'."a~.•mo.'!!"~~ijt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-08-16 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. 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' IF IT IS 83 YOUR S\J8SCRJPTICIN I!JtPIRI!S NEXT 'IVl!EK Socialist Party .!Socialist Party Municipal Platform STREET CITY OF BUFFALO, N. Y. H 0 lds 0 onven t I.On I '"' "~••h•t ~. ~ • Pony'""' C<h ,, ... ,.. "'" m•• , •• m<ml"'" ' ' " , ••, •• ,, • . , , . , , , ,....... . "''"'" llull'lllo oaa Jlllrl ot tb" worldw>de ]•lu}!llt!n taforce forelt••atJDJ:Ihe~e en mo• .. rn• ot to aboh1b the U JoloaUthlll era] eO'IIdliHl ll of labor, _ dl'llrtto,..ru o\e,hecii. Ufi!IOoiO••"'o"l'l dnnmuoh th e J•tofit, of Jan dl on l• liP 1 CAR MEN ANGRY OVER "AGREEMENT" Stephen J. Mahoney ~o~nated for Mayor at .B~g- ' ;! ~~~••:;~5~.,;~, 1 '[o:!':e,:~r~~~~;~m·~~ ~~:.:::·~~~~~~~::,:h~e:~~:'u~ , em~; 1;~~ e.tabh~hml'rot gest and Best Convenhon Ever Held by Socialist >Hillih. Thll grei t ~ hllll(l! ia at han<!, a~;ed anol t h .. ir ri gbl to ! lrik<'! 1'1!COJ:· lkit ot free d iO ]>en""'rll'l, hMpihl~, ..... 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':::~.~ ~~~~l. i;~",,.~';e ,::~~o:l nat-.! for aldc:~~en. :.~~::... ~~· ,;;/"t,~':.::ut~,:~~=oi• ·~~ ~.. •t';;~e ":~~~~:a D!.o:~: ~~~~.,:~~~n Q~~~e; :~;0;.~~~.:: :: ;;·:.:;~~:~·~·,~~ ·"1 for tlo~ :·i·~tb ~~~, h~o ~~-t;T0~.~~~-:~:::.~1 d<' lega· <h•• THE BRILLlANJ SPEAKEr· Is .wI~H us~ AcAIN i f 11"' ~e:.o:.~:".~~ ~:~': ~r~o..;;.::~,<' ~:t; ~~~2~~~ ~y~;~f~~~~ E£~&~~ ~~~~~:f.~f~ ~~§~~~~~=~ ~;~~t~Ji~;~~~ §;,~~~~~~~ · t~u~h ;•~; :oi.nh~VJ; ~l~m, lif~ffntb ;::.,!rd . 1; \ 01: 11 ;~·•Iter =~e~·,::,n:h ::~~ ofa 01,:•~ ri.;'l~t':!,."':J~~~~OI~:r..m:~j .,·~alth of tho world. · To th e llrlllle ::..::n th e 1 ~'"J' tb~ir ~~~ ••r.(l; J nla I.on eoln, -<5th wa rd ; , .• trard; Prul< J. :~~~~~~=~~~tit rul.... te~:~"f,:·Jf.hearted That tl1e .,;,:· ....tahli•b •u;j:el and ... bleb. h••·e p•llillli\'e ~n •doJ>t~l lllta~w• of~~~ ~~~~o;:i:;~,:~~" ,~;~:·;;; tt~; ;:~~ :~o~h~!, ~~i~~~ ;;:,.;u:m,~:~~~ t~~;~:~ op~::,~:~ :;o~;~1rly('l~::..:~·;:;• ~:; atll s m... .. o.f ~ be wor~lnJo: ~bu, ~iRhteutb ~ward; ;:;:a:,i:,~~.t1b~~,.,f:::~~7~':t~oa:em::"a~ ::~::n'~:OO:.,d~:~;;::i:~~t;.i,~a·:::~~ :.::~i;~0 :1hew~~::e:·,:o;:~:::M,.~\:.:~ ~o'::~l•t u~ket Pai:;;',;M n, Peter.-oo, nm~IMnt.lo ward; womeP of Buii'I IO irri"!Opectln• of their TtlllluiJ, twomtteth wud; . A. J>alil joali t irt. l .nt1ia tion1 or pre.· 1 ~de:IOP, !Itt wa rd; Oeo~ Free- t nt rtli~:iolll belieh. .,' 0 '~ · -end warol ; J~~e• R"., l nto1h, 11 arTy ciJ~~~~~.,~~~~:r ,;~:~!~~~~rvice Tha. de.lg:.=-:r l upen•i.Gn from t he were: JWtn 0. Cooper, ff'l'ond W'aril ; Cbarle~ Palmer, thi rd "'t.rd; ('harle• A. t' -ler, fon rt b W'atil: .l. 1-: Pier, 11fth ward; So!' Kiula, lhth ward; M. BrauDJieln,. Hvn olh ward ; Pao.l Vorel. Jr., ~leven tb W'a rd ; L. E. ll-.ing, twelfth watil; Ect.-r X~nn~.\. l!llk i, tb \rt~•tb. "'ard: .:r. Kl- , four· teea tJr, ward ;. Ototgf! Habkb t, lfteeatb ••rd; J Oh11 VOJel. Rxteealb ,..rd; Cha~ Halaeot, aeveateut)o ward;~ ~ity ~~·u~::~~. .=~~;::o~h•,;;a~; SOCIAUST DAY AT PDYSTAL BEACH \11\ • 'T ile Soeh!.hltl of Butr•1o and tbr or h ieutl1 11 re n])id ly awak ening to the fact that th ei r Is a ].,.ayo &Omf.l hiiiJo: doiDif In Soeiallat .citeltlll ia thla e ity. Till• wmmer wou ld aot b~ ~ompl,.te ll'itbout a 8od1li1t day at Cryltal Beac\.. Our day at tba l popular renrt lui yt!llr will ope of th• bla.p~t of the NUOa a nd till• yu r proml~n t o ·:~':; :::u:!:.' tr~e11doo.e da ta. Vot'-' 1 11T1igh\ ~h Unioo: and the add!.abilit.v of eall· time. &ginning l"ri.da~· e•·~niag. i111;~~:.~~yb.;~~:~;~:~~~~~~. ~j:rcl· ~=11~=~::~ b:,. "'!:~ d:!:::u~l;:n:.,:~ undH the a rm nod ::ntt. 'Thl! gene ral eomn1iltH or t bt (•llr '• Union i1 hoM in g m1oy meeting• th P. out~ome of whirh 11 ,.~ry unce rtain. 'Tiol! et.pit>1li1t J>rHw ;, tryi 11 J( to mil· inga i t 'Malo and llobwk 'Streeta.. Each 1...-ture will take up a dllnrnr J>bt.H of 8ociali1t tb ougb t. Aa.voBt at tendiag t he 1i.x lo:'Chl,.... will re<-"i\·e SEATTU AFFAIR. THE MONSHfjOR ~leo TO VJ:ID IN JAIL SCARES_DANIELS ON 'SOCIAUSM ;~~t::~e:~l':':-:oo~1 ~;tae:11 t::: ~-~~~ ,o~~:;:·thoCiaf'UI!Mdale~. 1t.M . ~riag,..uur lea d th e l>lf'n in e''trv mt.onu :\D<l tb e a 11ae in1igbt into the Soeialilt rhil!. ,,. : .:•::. ;ht ward; B. ~ylor. !211'a ward; Jo. Reateltl~r the aep h BaD, 24tb 'ward; W. H. 4-oth:, Ao.go.•t 80ik. ~ QUINLAN SENTENCED · oatpour· Qulnl~e Patr. ek or the Jude.. of the l"atf' ..on • •l k work en' lttoke hu been arrnted aod lt!ll tented to oue 1e•r In Ja•l t or •r-.l<hf: dll,l"eel~t ,tully of Serpnt Ryan of Ike pollee for« of that rltr. · Quio ln in .a ~~at 1~11 111\d: "E~l • Sociahtt llayor aad t.hen yoa won't ba\·e eept Uh Jtu•~1 Ryaa battiDI .Y• ovw tM ll•d ~tb eluba." • . T ke IJll!ef'h wa~ made Ia open J"<'!t!t- :~~. -::t D1~~e d~'::!e:\!~ '7o~:; ln•e.tt~~ Bator4ay~ an opportuo 111 pall wbicb ehbl~ biro to •trllte anotb et blow at \bit llu~out-., \\h ole In Jecretat) of the Na,y Oan oe l1 .,.., mu~b alumNI ove r ne ...e from \\ uh 1ng1on to the .. tret t that Collg'l't!ll zn iRktJn vl!'l tlpte hl1 aetloa at Sea ttle i-eently, when bo I J>Ok~ Ia a maoaer tkat...rttltlted Ia 300 ..Uo.. raaad:i ua t."4 de~~troylnt the Soclalilf and J. W. ·w. beadqua rte" aad til e •mu\ lar up of a SodaiUrt oeW'1wa1on. ,Sueh aa . untblo kl ol" and H n eJe. mao ~ ~n i d '• •ltoo.ld not oaly be Jo~~e1•hu~ but e~. '~'" ~ :~D\I)IO~t!""~:"c;;:n~~~.::o:h::.e fri;~~:;. Monl!gnar llonu.oo (Om e to t own Jut Su nday Among othor tb1ng• he a lo app..tlog In d•tre reo t pape" bavt brough t along wa1 the Pore 1 bleu 1ng not ool .. lht aam e Idea• b11t the aa 111 e fo r th ~ Cen tral \ ere1 11 1o handlo11 11 .,.ordhtf o•·rr the mon•lgnor told tbe , ..,,~in t hat ~M r. Jooe1, t be t!lllllp.t.ny'o a rbitntor tu~b Jooeietit!l a1 theln we re 11 _ , , . au e • tp' t.laim tba't loh~ "to eon11tentet the evil i olluen~" of it · Jaeboo urjiid h im to 1i1n t hfl llf! rHriligiou• IOdaliam." Th e~ a re aome mnt. lolr. Jad:10n ll'l'eto hi• •·erttioo wbo lay t'laim to mv.cb lw. ra ing that of the eue: · • aay that JOelaliem 11 re ligiou. It "lly urjtin~ of lol.r. J oaee eon•itted -u,, to be a .lght IM!tweeo tbe aeboolt. of tbl~ " aid llr. J aebon. " T told But ll' bo ~artaf T ile &elall1tl do not him-.JYon are golog to l!i\'e 111 ttl tbe : :e ti i i!Ullll, beglnoo; J.'Yida.y' Stk to Weda etday ev"IUDJI:" Ap@urt 13th At Yaia aDd leokaw t" Bt,_t, A ll!nt!l af 1ls J.io!dare• uo.l-erIke au1pi~H ot Loca l Boffalo ~it.~ Ji1t Party. Tllutllday tvealor:, At~j(tlllt Htb, t:i:: Fnry a a d l\'•vtrly Strw.t F'rilb,:r .,,..,.;.!1', A 1111 JSUL. joy ••d N. O@:deo &r..e · . Tbt!l eul.v bW eateMI tU -~ Ao.~tuot Lo,..,... .:!7~P~:~h·rl~~t:e00t~t"~~~:~. that, ~:~~:: :.~:";11~oJ:~ q : : ~ ~:n::o~~=· ~;,.MIIi~: Patroolq our ad~utiaen, aad t.U · Sociallat. otliera to do l ikewiiL ., 8abeeriM , tor tM . . ..a. aodaUit. mlg ht. M · 'Well 1 jp tb.il moro~.DI· You be eaqbt by th have pt It bed o p that yoo an fO- ~ phulap. .i -.·rl1 \i.irof'ot ~~p(~ '' �BUFPALO SOCIALIST · SOOAUST NEWS Of · lUTING FOREMEN I WESTERN NEW YORK N: Y. C. CAR SHOPS ..!:.t.::"".:!.'•:.:i~"!-.wl:-7:' ~Y~ lh ha,l C'DOI>"b wb.tll me11 mon 111'0tk Ali1IAJIIII ASA The Fed~ral Reser~e Act · a, .fa, Dr. Ea:rt W• .ll. S&ndbefi, aothor at •·Tha ll- WIIITQBY TO 11..,etal law propoH'd by tbll tud of tbe Uaited 8tatet AU2'D. ·· 1111111-.s KebeWOG." =~~~~!~~·=:!;tQr::~ ~:~;. ~~:~.. :~ ;!~r;:·~:"ne"~ ~~ ~o:~:~~~~:!:~~:;-~!O:v:o:~·;:: ::!~ ~ud:!~!~,b~~~rr::,.~!:: _a.!:!~::;r_:o::;t:; :::".:C ~~~~ !~ ?.-:~;a~~~;.!~~ !!~~k k::, ~: ;::~~~a~;:~~~:~ b';J~~.~;~~ ':::{ :~d:~.~=~:b;:.r!::uW:o:!" ~~~!~ ~:; ~~~.~~~·-,:,;.~::' .;~t!, =~~.~':~d t~.· ~:!~~:~:~~?t .,;,!.."7d'!':. &.:::::=~~~'\\· 'k,.~ 1111ru,,!: _ :r:: , 'Fintst In Bun.lo Tteuory . ::e:: I• th~ atat e of alfalu -_.:bti".l iD _tb l ~en, IU<:b 11 t.bON oi HJttbeock, JouH. bur~eDII Hall ·be mado br ebedr.• l~ould be _paid. Tile ran tht. t tile mea rar ll el'..tou:nt or fhe New \ ork Ceo· NeiiiOo, Prout,., ud olhNL dn'll'a ~aiD.It •uch dejiOSitL The Sec· had combuted to dll eollecUve blraalll.· ~;I.::~:~~.:::: ::,".!:.:re ,~;';~~ dh1~H Trtal~)' ~nay ~~·, ~= a7'~ih:~e;o!fai.,:~,1 ~~~~b:: •1!::,1'~~::~::: '~~·:~~ ~~..,~\11::::~ !>t~~:u~~:oolJ:.:::~:·cmvlovO'd 11 tbia ::~:~~~ 110 ~t~=~ .~·~::,::~~~~: ::~.~~;e::; i::es~~;:11 11!':~~ ;::;·,, '!'::'c~1 ~1t :=:r::!•m:= The PedcrAi Btten·e Att NIAOAltA F ALLS, N.Y. tbe rettarr of tbet ebarp ill· :::."','~~~ Jb~~~-c:!!~:dtA~~-:•,,: :,~: a~t~ :::~,::e•~;' ,:h~:: .~,~ ~~:~•j•~:l ~~;:,~:: ~"u~~~ ':l~l:r~ut::;ri~;·er~u~ta~::: ~~==~=~·eo~~~::~:,:~ ;,'u;:.:"~":_\,~::::~ J~! ~:ebu-n~k:! ;;·,~~~ ~~:.~~·;:uil::,nr ~~~-:lt~~o:•udw;; :::~~~:.:,~~e.:::~~~ :::~~t~: .:oe; ~~=:~o~:!u::'e:~~ of tbe ~:~:~:r;n h~i~:-jun~~~~~ ~::r-:h:h:~rl!~~ _!:: of ~~~~::;;,.l;rJ!::llnell~r ~~~e~~~~~~~~ UtuUd ::~i~f :: ~o:~:ol~be-:!:,:b~~r:;o,o~ 0°0~ ~:'::~~~;: ::.Ilk:~ ubit ratort of the. ftr~t eu :~ ~:ka:;;.boo~:tt~~::i~;"n;~ 0:0 ~:~::~ '~:!~:~:?';a::.d a~~m::a~i~~n:: ~; ~:;~ ~! ~~:wn:,~.~n~.n ;b;~;ro,:·;:,u~::'~~:~ ~:.:·ar~u~·::ytl~n~W):b: :!it~ir!:l!d~: ~r~~~o-: 1 ~;- ~~be;,e:::.~ ~::r:~ ~~~:·:,~~:~.·:,;"~::~ "I' be wu :: r!:o~~d ·~;~:~o:~ u:N't;;.e rurceli :::cl ;.oclf:rr Ju ,J,; u¥ rrurn """'~ or ~ f 'IUClltinua forr •ncu of tbe ~a r derartmomt ba\'t tl oaal b~ n~•- Half of the aub•ulp lloo Thote Jtde~l ~- n·e Treuory ~?t" thea e very •triko i• wroog lo prllleiple 1 ud a • ,,.• tfllL hl' whi~ h tb ey 1.,.. ,. Uji(IU tho to be pa1d •n. A Federal lluret••e Ba~k eb• ll be obhgaliOIUI h nu _ol the Unttecl an"d e<rl minal ia nat-ure, tbt'u eve r, labor •~k~;J 11 1ur '"" t.lk ot one ~:l;;,lr~,l~ UJ~~· T~•~t 0 ~~~.~ ~~:~~~ 1 °1';~at ~::: ;::• •~u:! ~h:•·ou dun 'I "I'' 1·uu;b you. :~~~a~"·:t ~~ :::=~~=~:~ t~:l;; ~:~::rl::! ;~·~~~n;•::;n::~e% ::: ~~~~=~ •::.1 :0t;: ~~i~·=~~b:~i:;e;; ---- E. WEDEKINDT . FUNERAL DIRECTOR CANANDA.t0UA. N . Y. . UNDERTAKER AND No.5 WAI.DEN A VENUB GOOD FOB SOD 1' BDGOST 30tn JOOO pairs of Men's $4.00 AllSOUD WORII SHOES ·---- $.2.86 .............,.. C widths only at this pice ~ THE APPEAL ,.,.;,., " ,,,,. ' r.;.o,· "'"''""' "'"·' ,._,,,. ,.,,.,. "" ,.,;,,, n. .. B U F F AL 0 S H 0 E 0 0. TO THE FRONT ;;i·~~~ . :~r,·;;.~~:;;,.~,:-~:OUJ~:u::~o:~~~~~ ~: , :::; :;.~.: %%:in~i_;~ul•:,!;,l!_,:·_t.: ~il~ll;h)~o~ :~ ·~::.:~7.~ ::w:~~:~~::~ aLLICOrT &TS. ~ b··". ··~~~~ ~:"•ouJ• ~nll,-.1 rt·d~rm,~l. ·~·~~in,:: Shoes if widths '"' 1 " ,.,,., ""'' " '"" .. •••• ,, ., ... ,_ 1'" 1 :::: ... ·"; r'r',::· 1...:·:·.~::· , ,.,.,,,.;:,,..,..,,.I lu i 'I'' , ,.,, "'"'"' ' " "I"'"' I ,,,,,., •• 1' t " " .,,..,,., ' ""'' ... '"'' • •••· '"" :;;·;·\ dt••·t- <'ll!•ttlll L7n lu>U: SBNECA AND .. lJ'O" appht:>llon \ll'ould and hl\·t ' -" to arbitnte $1.35 for"Buffalo or O:dords, J'OU can. wear A or B ~~~"tfl,liifif~ij~itll!tilr!fliiillftl.·~·-~~-~~-~quarr~l t.ank·~. ... ,...... ., ' " ""''''.hun. ·11h- on l.v tn· . In,,.,.,.,; b hor :Xe..- York ••'''"".' r· but how _ wunhl '' lllf<"•'l th a t ho• _r: ... t,, .• , ,. , ' ""."".!•·· han· ":•t h th~ :-;,;,.,!l,,t• han· nalia ntl~· •lnoo· tlt ei r ,r,.l~'"''"'" of tin• lh•"h·en t luook f ~l lllf.do . ·.·niT •••. I> t hllt th··~· k!.dll ai>Cti j•Urt. ~n.! in tl•i• hu. Uh· llh·r will lik o· or lhl' net l"~rnin~· tbe ~ ~llr.,hol•l <>no • 1•'' •• :• 11 ··• "' .,., ~ .•·nun~ .. '"' ht " '.'"' wi·~ , 1, 11.,.;, l•ll.tl ll!ll 111 or.l..r 10 • hall I""''' 5•, , "" tb•· t~•id · lll' r iJlit.:\1. . 1 !'at iOn!l l hank~ iu t elK'f\'t ril'*'r-i1 1le- a little !tetter lil·inj!. T het arbi tnton. :r~ued from Z:i to zo-;;. hnlf tu he kept Jon n a mi , Fghrmann. did not ~ou•idu ~:·.~I· ''",,. 1 ~ n:";,::u.~~~-tb<>~~~ llk~ b•m :::::~;· ,:,~r r:.:~~ ~tio~;i•:ri"!'u ~::intl~we~ :~:;:".::i;::·;,] ~.·: t~o:1 ~-n~:,J~:~"~: 1:•:•:: :r:e t~:~!-t rc;;~~-i;hr:~,~- r~~:·::;:; :::~~:dri~::~o : o ror:-!:~:=:~~~ot~f: 1 lu•· l•t~~:et l~::·~:.~ou'.:~•tl"~~;:~.,i•~~~d ·l~~:~~:~ tb~l~.~h:~~:1 .~::'t ~::"';,~·de 11 ll•<hl.• ho· ;~~c:•n ;:~~~g:u .:.~~-~t~~~~~~.:: ~~:~:~:~ ,:~~; !~;;e: ~:~~:;~a!':trr~:, r;;~. ~\:7o~~~ ~~~::e ::.~~:~~~~i,:i;:e;:~'in blah~ ::.~ . ,. ~:~;::::.~~E:::;~:~~::.::~~:.:~ ::::~::;; ~·:.: ~;"~":.::~ ~. ·:.:.~;·: ::~.:::::.:;~:::.:·· :,::~~::~:~~:t:.::: ~::::~:~:::::: th•~ _elt y anol H~ r""O<hl . ~t :'\ e w ~ or~. "'h". 11 no•· wor kl ll!r Ill bu ~rad e "?'· <>( "' 11 mncbuoe ~h"l' bert 11ud will ~put atul •II t lmr• <l uring th e muai· ~'1'" 1 ·· ~mpli);:n, 1 '"I'J"'•~' .•·ou hln' hf'~& rd ot tb e 111 a t ""~· WHAT BALKAN WAR MEANS TO WORKms rt'ul ~tate. The ~\·• h:rll lle.ocrw Uoatd 11,111 h••·e IIV"er· A. ·To i':nmit"' ,,11 ,. 11 ~·ederal ne. IW! f\"f! Rank. n. To j'(' rmit or n•quire a t'cdfral ~· DISPlAYING THIS SIC" '" tbt'lr (1'"'1} \'/lu ll~ In lu..-ful money, lhe pnrpOIIe of the 81tike 18 worthy of tb f' ot hr r luolt ...-ilh th~ t"ede ral Re- th eir toplofty atten tioll. a~to rded to the It w eondudoU and n1 btt~rmen mull be eOII · tent • ·ltb a ,.; .. of ooe ~en I. Tbe I>U II\' mind1 ot tb ~e a rbl trato"' re· 11 ._,;;r.;~ tbi. at an neellut rnNlll allo for d ~hllag th at tbe barn ud I'JOJ>mea oha ll ""m•in ~ootent with IHI ~ · Offill Yr1NDOW 111 ~-p'E~r:~~ ~R'()T~{~"T.t~io'N' 11~i'!i1 ~~1~'1U~ET~o:m- :nL:::·t7h~~:~~: ::~:;::::;~·::.;:.:::·;;::·::~:::::=::: OLJVB .... .,_, ... OJL n ulll or. •nth ~h e t edn-a l lteo er>·e llnnlr. f.•·er.•· h ·d r.ra l li Men·• !lank ohl ll hue on h3nd in gold nr lawf11l monty ~3 .'f."~ of ill oul:""'"'iog dttmand h•h•hllet<. An.~ nalu,t nal bank oot ailua~e.l in a rHen· e or ceo tnl IN BOX ===;] · UNION . 229 oprnnoR LAfU' . • BATTISTONi BROS . ·..:· .N~.: • OLJVB OJ B OTTLI.NG WORKS W I d U O..l I Calllo j Sptd.ala\C.I!~a!YeGI.Or;~ ~::ar:,pro.::.-:-u...,-. ~· .s. - , , , C.-.114 o1. '1. I. rg~:~¥~~~:~ ~~~l~~@H~ ~~]?.If.~~~ ~~~0~~ ~0:::::::: PH!!I.c.~L~~~~~~~: l6o 11 ,_,, tb._._,.. "" hr tvld t h~m ceallf!let.~ in plain th••m or h·ea, caUJIIIg 11ln1n8l IJ. To IUJ>en·i~e ami r~gulate the Ill 1\..:al agelltl of the ~;:~~~?h::·f~£:~;:,~~~: ,;:~:.:~~~~~::~:~~ ~~·.~:~~~:;,~;;:::::~ t;·~r~::~~:;;e ~~:.~ :::~~~;:~~::;",:!~~~:::::::~:: l"omtad~ olo>ll~~rt, of inftonu ..l IJ .. rwrooJ aud tin· l<'r ac<'ordcnlf to '"' 1' mltH by lil>nk... .. ,ru, ••,. on ''"' ,:ruu ~"lthM hr w:u .,. co ~•t'!' l 10 111 l_••nb iri the tleld... 1-'. To reqnire the rem o•·nl omdaJ1 n·~ tm:.r lum fvr •J•t•llklll!; "' lthout I l'errh ....~tunated fiJrU rtl!l l rtl or ~·Mi<' rll Reooen·e Ban ks for <'I UIM'. mit . :and •· b,·n h" ~u t to th~ 8la tiuo, 80J.Dii:R8 KU.J. t; u. G. To ~uin tb e 'l'l' riting oft' or t ft•·r l hiukin l{ it on r, h,. louokr.J th e S«o"d. doubtltt~l or worthlna U&c tJ. ebnn:·- ., .. .,h.trul'liut ' ~: '' .tu,Jge . Wa r. War. 11. To 1111pe:nd the tun h.._r ot>era. Unlt~d 8tlte.. CHANGES INJDATES Of STEPHEN. MAHnUJ;V unLI • In t~t Jut edltlen ( II~' Charloue Purldo~ ~on•1• lam SPECIAL NOTICE Oilmao.) abal~~: :::~:::;[it tbe-wortdt BAY ~~~Trt~~~a~t:-a.~~!~ ~ =~;~~~E:?~FARE SbaU • nu who ar e the world, e . 4 L . lt. Car. Dlr.cl, Clinton an d Ellicot t S t •· Ot wblt tbe _worhl may clof 5eeDreJOtlrTic:kec.at TICike$0tlloe., Ollotoll&Dd Elllcott 8 ta.,or at<-1ty Ltoe AI trom tbll hour, \"ouu8eyourpo•er, I ~W...Ur....!......., ....,. _.,P.M. The world muu follow you. FRANK EHRENFRIED _. of tb e Butralo Tbe world"~ lit~ bangt •lD yeur right, .WATOBB8aa4 DUilOlfD8 t::::::::=-=:-:::-=-;-;';];::========:. AIJCIJSTWIND-UP SALE ; ;~:}{/~:\{j:~ji:~J:~~ij~~: t~~::... : :]E ~:E ~.~,t.-~~~.~ ~.:.·:..:~.~.f.:..f~.;.,~ m:.~_~:.:,;..:£.·~ ~.~_;:,';':.~,I',:~:.:s.:.;.:, ~,u.',:,·.~.~·.:~.·~ ~;~ ,.:~~f~:~::~::.~:~~ ;, , . :~:Baoaiian §~= ''~::."~.~ Hall Syml'll!er Wtt b .. i....... ror wore power to I am Y..ufl ill !'l t\"t. tb~ rt~~:o:~.til~~·ll.t:r. .. ezs,ooo • 'F::ie~J 130,000 the 3<>1!,000 iztd 111 ~olld MOXl:';,:ENT. autbo~ Reterve Board b.t dls~ounl the "dlreet ohligalioM ~ai•l. ~~~b."::.., ~be:·~~::~~· ~=:~. ":~:":~ '~;:·..::/;:~~ga ~~;n,~:;u~n b~~::;~l! Yli: ~~ i: ;:·~~;• ~~~~;.,..t;of;:~l\~;·;:,~~ ( ::11 n:~na~; ~~:.;ln:;.;o.::::ptf~~ ~:~:. ·.·::~ 1 ~:::: ~ ont<•Ofl_lfO Turkl'y .. . 1: : : : : : ..oo,ooo -~ ~ a~•n:. Of bullioll . ol1.~;~~e~: o~n!~:d u~',~:· s ~! ~. yj_ . J. _ \ Endieott, ,\ u~1ut 13. Owtogll,• Au i! UAt I .f. ~~:::r~r\~:::;~ !~~!; ~~. 19. ~:::::. ~:~~~:\t ugu•l ~0. Blngbamtoa, Augutt !2, !!3. ' Or U.rk or li@hl, Or " roug or righ t, Tb~:~.::·~~ ~~~m::~trb~!"~ort, Xor bo11e<l before, ~or dand befon, Au.:h:b,:w:: JOHN UNVEfiZART 778 ~ltln~i~a~! ~: :on:e! Conttie~~t I• tha tle.i eo tnmoo leAH :t':!t;:d"'~=:~~~~ll:!t ~~~b::!l~:- _ Zt- n rri W, 1.,_. 1HI Mlotiaei Ulrloh of~ner ~· ::~~~b :;e)'":re•:::::~ .~{, t: aod l"teud ID make a elu·.....,eep potllble. Uo.loo. Label 0\otbloa- ~l•blop OG f 1pedally. $12 to $1 6.50 ALWIN EffM~ OJnfdionery St., OQI', Wat.cm :.~~~;!':ro: t:: ::le~:ril~7••:,;~ Vrde:s!~.'!~~~~P1o- 75 $1175 S~ltS $9 now at - - s••" ...__ cl st..t-r..t $18 to.$20 Suns ' 14 Ellicott~ comer Virpla.. now at • - · - o .. i,Ja, Anguli 211. • p.e loW'etl j)OIIItOD ill JOC\ety u real tilt too of tile •gnonn\, and the IICOOrge Bakery and . I\' ~eopl.&d h'l" thole wlao allo-... l biP.m of tbe eo-rd who I• ah"':rt ht donbt \04 Howa.rd 1 0 1 baAktog h•:; All mooe,-. 110w btld l11 tbeae11eral port tb~ITn. eoaT!ctlou. •........ ......_.,., uil \ell eo:~~~C::oro::l!.~~~::~':.. -rt su·~ts Sys:='!:-:;.~ : ~.:=~ ~ ':a~:'":Jc~.:e~~ :~~:rli::si:b;:11 before, IIG$1Al~=:!':!~tol P. ll, &li&•·e an<! dare and do! ~~:e ~~e;~~~d e~:;r~!.uehllllge p•y· ~.blub adT~ Pa trootz. oa r olb.e'ft' t o do Ubw\M. 1 t: :!: 12. ·~:~;.,:.;n;:~11 m1;::::a:.:;tk, ~11d ~:::~:~. A-=~~:t 2 ~/~8.26 . TOll PIT"«lN-DJu u d O.alllt, Jl li· d h. II I b" d'u t·· to t.cl l I u4 Out '• Qananta. :Eioyl d. wHkly or ~::;"; i1 ~w::itllo~~~~llo: 111 ~801 bift i BtrH~, aeu ~~ AYPM. mialatuan rste of di~t. 11 1oa1>ef• m:i..._ '::_•~.i: ..~~:':,l t:!:t.:entd fo:u:~;~ of stul<l ~:~ 1111 ~~~i30,"'00'000t1';.,0:::::· w. M" \:o; Kew Stale rMdeu take ootiee: Seneea Pal11, Augu!l ~. !l, 9. 10. ~~~v.m~~m~~~t~ll~:;::::: :~.;:~~ ~~:::-~t;~:·c~,l~UI!Oit War. • Wa r. pn r~~-.e an,\ 11111 cor.mtr~lal BulJ!•ri• ..... $SOO,OOO,OOO $150,000,000 ill the 01~0 tnarke<t. May: THE HARVEST th e ure 11 11 b-. '--" trul.'· ._ , , .. '''" lb froit. lAok ., tbe fruitl ~ Total s (Ora 11 oJ total . 10 • THE EIITE~ RPRIn EIPRIU S9I-S9S .GaneM& St. 1800Jefferwon St.. UJQOIC~CRLY I I..----------...IJ �Arbeiter Zeitung IN TEUTONIA PARK, 12~ FILUIIIE Iff. Sunday, Aug. 24th, 1913 Baod Ooooen. Apput.lD.I and llrld perlormiUICH by At:tlnll of clwl Columbia Tura Verelo. SloJioc. T DJ·Of-,...r be&.,..ee. teouru of ....-en! V•lou. GaaiH aD4 Race~! for WI.., Keo aad Ob Udrfla. A.u ea JotabletlmeUIUredloallwboa&r.elld. ADMISSION ~ S~rlp 10- CENTS t.l~k•t:.a. 50 Cent.. or al x BACK TO NATURE BASKET PICNIC - AT- S'?RANTON PARK A most beautiful spot about a mile and a half this side of Hambura UKDEit A IJSI' hJ ES O F Bi'anches 2, 4 and 8, Local Buffalo S. P. -Sunday, August 24th • G _AMES PIIIUP H. CAllERY Of SCHENECTADY WILl SPEAK Take B. & L. E. Cars at W asbinrton and Oint on Struts NO ADMISSION SPECIAl ATTRACTION Hannes Kohlemainen. ·champion amateur long distance runner of the' · world~ will compete against four men - running , in rela ys - aga i nst the world's record. UNDER AUSPICES OF LOCAL BUFFALO, SOCIALIST PARTY - �I"Uaaffa) -·!life,- t1aa 7 ~ ia ou tt- ~ life • die tllotlit. . . . . md .. 'WIIida the 1DSD1 oqld to be -'-"ielrL Life oapt'to be a joy to "uy lt.umaa ~ ..d ""erythine lh.t tmdl to make it pw..at doald lie -...&LT rt" T1la BUPFAI.O SOCIALIST PUBUSHING OOIIIPANY ~J 61 Y .......... W._ · . 1R.1PPALO,N. Y. ...-:T.u!-~-~:wa- ~lrioodo.... ~----lh­ ~ prodoet of a IJR!lll life il a well~ penoaalit;y, aod 'WWk of .-e kiDd w otber ill the by whiell the penooality i& IDOif et&eieut lDeUII =ld~ ~~-~~ftj=p= ::a~o:!:t~~.;;::· c!}:; P'lt.U'It ~- -:-.-.. ......,... NUil.D.. ........_ .., will . _ be e:spo.c~ m t11e ~ ., . .... ~. c.~N.-v. ..... actn ·ill reeopized. Life U tbe muter, and all other thiDgl are ill ~PdASIJIIJp.-,...,., .50c:tb:molld.,pa7..W.Ia~ Eo~._. ~<1. . tDIItttt J~UJ~b, ltl!, II the pott.o!DN U Bll1falo, :Sew Ywlt: , 1IJld.t!r the Act of ~b I, 18"iV penon. Thill i& one of the grea~t drawbat:b of our modeiVVizatiou that .0 m&Dy of US hu·e DO t.boke l!r."\'ant.t.. antJ the rno.l important and tDOit ~ en1: ! ul sen·ant. of life is work.. 1n our eh-ilir.ed .oeiety life eanoot be IUR.ained 111·itlw.tt 111·ork.. and be ..-ho· does DOt share in the eommon wori of 1be of mankind ih·ea on the worlt of those ,.-bo do. We are dt'!l!idedly in favor of ..,·ery 1~eravu to do IUs sha.rt! of the work nte- in tbe.itJedion of their life work. Their po\"'ert.y a.od teODOotie taeipiSes& foree them into ~PI· tion wbieb do DOt appftal to theii batunl niclinat ioo,. and do-not ~bl_e tMm to b r ing out tilt bMt that is i.n tbWl. ln eoDII('((uence of tbi1 tbty ba' •e no oppo n .unity to grow "ith their work. but are ~ 11· for 1l1e mainl<:~lant:e or repz:oduetion of · depres!M!d.and mentally and morally crippled by il tlu· me11ns o f li Ce. and we art det.K.ledl~· oppoeed Thus great mlll8e8 of men han! eome to share the to JIIL1fill~t the hurtlt"n of iiUpporting sueitty upon :~ondt:nt m'-eoooeption a( wai-k u a curte and as tit.. ~oboul•Jc n~ Of ~rue people in orde r to enable &Omi.'thing dt'gl"llding. and to eonsider freedom [ram o1lwrs to lin• the Life of paruitts. We are OpJ)Oited the obligation to work the supreme ideal of human tu ~;udtll ll rnngemenW that· make life a meaning· happineM in this world 11nd in the next, of wbM:b lo'1.8 fRrce to some and a trag(..(ly 1(1 othertl. F or the~- are dreaming. · "ii!Jout 'il!ri"ll'i ~tml UJ.;(lfnl ~·ork life iJ meaningSoe.ialisrn will t erntinate the mor al d epreeiat.ion rn.• SATURDAY. AUGUST 9, 1913 OUR CONVENTION Th.- l!llll\"o• u Tipu KIIU @'e 1wnl ('Uty uw~Tir1g of tht> ~i alist p 11 r1 y w"" tul•l l:l · l ~utoday nrul it will r,o•IIY out> of the Krt-at enute of l h•· ~» 'II ..O II 11 \\ ;u t il t' h•·!>T ('<lll\"o•ulion ,.,.tor ltdll in This dty by t ht! ]'Urt\" l;vtl1 11t1••1nla•l,. .. •ml iu the m•·thoda o f eoodn eti ug the imt"Jrttuil hu.o.i lwM o f uom i rulliu~t Clllllli•lu td.. 11 \IIIIi int.·r .... c iu ~t 10 lltJt•• 1t1,. 1111111 1J.-r or 1•11 mJidllll"ff propoaed ft~r lUll f Or , u1 ··r hnlf 11 olroz,•u IUIU!t"i !win~ Jt]HePt\ i11 uomiua t iou. A i•• It*>, :unl wilh u••thing bot wo rk it ~ a tonure. ·-·~t.-la~t­ ........~.. .., . . . . .traae. • Joaa IJe .t ~.a-rt.. n\'jr- ~ r-t.b.c- hal • cam.4 ''""" oa thir illlllllldftt, ..,_ o• udtoaM~f'l!4l~Nilil ot 1 - ._,_ or work h~· ~ng it t.rom tbe eurae..TOf profit· •·ut lo r ouo•l••"' lnok urtl'l" thc 110111 inntio11 of t'!I IIOI' t~I CII vftlt·o•ll, 1111d lh•• "P'''' II l pro\'o·ll to I~· 11 grent impron·niO'nt . aLir to ('!ljo~· thf' material M well aa th e nu.• ntal and moral print11 ur their rornmoo labor . Xo one w ill th~· n he L"OIIIpt:ll~l To 1111~ rifiee h~ whole exi'ltenc."e In tht: _productio11 or the mPAIII o[ life. "ithout ••Wr findi11g 11 ch11nee to n111ke -the mea118 aen·e th (' hiJ:her 11nthition.11 or mind 11nll MO nl, and no I -- llltuy or tllo• ulol··r ···mnruolo•!l iu tlw 1110\'<'IIH"III I"OU!d he llf'l'll li•tJi\. to~ovetb..-mJIVt· 111011 lAbor of all. Tb.en tb e workers will be able tu enjoy life. for it will then be more t o them than merely so and so man~· dll\'a and weeks and Jo-e&rll of toil. more thAn merely a proc:a. o f prod ueing 11'eAitb. wbieh other~~ use and ab1111e without any reA l benefit for thE' prod_ueers. or __ ,,_, :!~J'~··ttr1 ::;. ~;~~t~.' 1 1i~_';;;~ r.~:~~;~~i,:u:m•.!U•·IIIiou' of l'~trty. apiatttlleibrv.. yu.nll"'lt1' wlald• tcntteiaf'\1 ; 30,000 Tlle IO''",..mt'llt b.aol ail ' ;:J ;;:~.;..';b,i;;~;~-~:u;,;!;' !~~ ::: · ., •.., ;,;;,'.,";:,,'" ;::: ,:::::.; ",~:~',',',;';:; · ;',:,: I I r . :=!:::. ,:; it i• the everyday •tw.ad• IIIJ life boriag !be - - boltt-. :7, rh~::" ,.2 1 :~~~:·~~ 1 ~~~: ~~.~;;",';;,~i•;:· fu~"!'[";~: I . tftl hnoar to th.J t I praparatiea._ h IIJ'On tlilo-dao P .ot· Ia tlileprotelttd"pllatlle wera ..ada 10 di1e lpUao el'ol1 will 1M 1111de l•y tlla to ~M.ara a• ..r!Tot<it rlblO_. all4 for-c-t tb• nollltar1 till~ ~na t.ry, whell It !1 that tlileir pow•r ta Pari!•· will be l'Cr;t' la rJ!f'lY •UJIIII!.IItfd. p .:10& bllrl 11111111 ~~~~:~~~r~a:~ f!:~f ':if:d~:~ :::~~~,-~~ t~~ie~ivtl:!11!,~:erY:;'u~n:~~~ :~~=lilt~::... b~~·~:~. ·;::·~,Ill! bi:.::lf if tbt rf tn•un • ~untlirt bet wrHn faet.o aad theo rie-. tb~ for11>r.r '<ill •lwayt prt•·•il Wbat ifOnd will il o\o ~-e>u to tu eb. that b uDe~ty i~ the l.,.8t policy. ao lo11t; u you reward ditbon.-,; t.r witb wea lth and 1-itil1~ or oli~tnil .•· •nd pownf h is 11 1.0 uH.I fQ to tl r••<"~• mt>dtntion ~~~ lo ng •• -if'ty ~ ro ..· n~ the rushful •·ith onr.ce~. •nd fu r~Po lhf m~l~t to fOn · tent him ~~el f with • h•rk ..-st. A ad oo lonll •~ you fl'f'<l fhiltl rr11 <orith l ieo~, wbm1r•·• r lbf'ir hun~:•·r for ltn<~wllllll' e 1'•""'1''• th em to • ! II •rnL•rra,..in ~ qu ..•· quote.! abo\'e a~kl. ~·oa wbo are !.led IC> the mu blne to elte oul a very fr11g•l OELAIIOIIA. ---- qd oul ~ :~;";!~u: '"'"•! 11e>t •lfor•l to let ~·our lntellig•n~e ohrindle • ..,..,. ualt!M •·ou ~lo 0011 e co ceatoe to'"' a .,,.~ In t he. t rur .en~ <It th• <oro rd. ll o<or to f'lrl \'11 1h11 rruel ahuumti•·e or t"itht!'r to J/An·~ ' '"Y•k•IJy ur to nout•ll •.-. t hio ia tlw! <JUHtion. To u' lout oDe Nl1ution ut t heprololem H1!1nt pouilole, and t hi ' i~ 1he abort ~n- '""''I! '"v ,,:·:~::::,;o~~ ~~u:i~ :~:... and •timul~te ;;;:e ":: " : aDd politiC!•. . llul r th f'i r . t>l•n• wfte rn•dt for aa agl"'!~" re ~•m· tiN! far111.,.. of t he ' tll te, ••d tbt i••i!!ll- 6orlalisul 1~ fomlnt 1trons ia ,.,.e,. did. Out of t.hP 11l11e membtr• CRnads. • of the board, th•y eiO'f'l ed tcu r ~I ll · i•t... Sstufltlt1 t he "1"\lliot.t' poll · TR£ OLDEft Ct '!T. 1!eia11• dlda"i !lite Hilt tort of ,..t lac Tb~ oldr,;c rit ~· In Am•rl.... 8L. ,..,1 . t he part ul l llelal"lat!ll ud tltti1 uti ne,· )1•.., rame nts r golnll' 011 tbf! submlu... t • mt.. llrt ill lht Alllf• r..<J m•J• In thp reerilt flt!t' IIOII&. The All elet"tlons to nake t.be boud •P" ·' "' m~tn"l ar t h·l· th·~- ia pot'l!ilole o" ly unolt"r ron•ll- ~ I ~ROI Yor Our rrom e<ronorn l<" bond•~"· •nd ~:r::~~"':..!:i~e~h~ ARBITRATION-- THE 8088E8 CAME . ::~~;lri:!:'l~um:: ~=~,:~:'ail:e.tri~D~t"e:~: dr:'~ela~: "::: it UD Ollly weak11e. ,IIDd then unotr<t elfo rt or the ~·ou ~!~ic:;~~~:C,b~:~=~~fbin,: m•lte ~-llunelf •·irtu.. "nd "u•1· u ti11r :::: ·~;~~::::~~.:~;:~:E:.:£:~ ··:··:~~:::....... 01 !bat ._/oar d•,.• debtlte took 11• ..., · . f:;·::~ ~: ~ ~~_\'"~.:_;ity bi~ int t ller tDal de•·elopme111, for :~~~~~~::: :::~~E•;·~~E.·~·:~;c ~~~~~r~~~~~ .. :~k~~~~~~~~i:~ ~~~~:~~;~j~l ~~~:~~~~:i~~~~~~ :~:~I ~~'!:i,;~:~,.~~:;::.~::. d~~~:op,~~~ :~:::;i?.~~~:~i':·:~:i=:~~:,~~= j:::r:;:,~.r ~=:::~~~~:ed Iit c11~e or u t \'AI·h·· r th t'n '"" of t lilrt'l' l !'HI' IU\'11 t~ h o ult\ lit• II I1'K.'IOII lh'\' f' r \t) \.Jc ror~OII C.II \.Jy l1•11tl••"' 1111tl lllf'lllh1·nt nf \nbor uuio1111. i11 f11c.t . lillY loody or wlto d t• pt•m l on n wo•t•kly ur mouthly wog.- for tlu~ir li•·ing. 1 . t 1-'il!'uri ug from ttll~' Mn~tlo· tlh' \\'Or kel"ll tuUtlt los{' wlli'rl• 11 :~~~rrll~il~~~;:i·~~ristl•,',:·l~;:::::~~~ ~::~~~~~~e::,1.~'1 nl~l~:~·:rr.'~'·~~~~~~:l\\"t•cn 11~111 cHpitHl hn11 !h•· h1•st of tlw J,:lllll~:~-. or M~lCHit'llt . i th" \ r · f•uol•li~n• •·f r•pilaTi~t •o- c •tuD::o:~·· ~:~r'::~::t t:! : t1~== .:::,~.,:~lt7:,~ell for t he ····- - -cl _u:.~.':.~~~f~i!~ 1 \'~,~:~i~~: ":.:~:ili;l~?'~~=\~fnll1 ~/\;,~sl~!~::;i~n • ._.moderator for we1 .-. wttll~ fhe t hra•llial th~~ir ~:;:il~:~:·~~~~h;;:•;, '~;· ,!~:--:•;~~~:~~11 c:;,:~~·ra/;;;t~)~e" ~!ij~ k h• k I> \' thf' w ork t-.nl. tltmf' who lin' diSI.IItiafll1'd •~ singled Itt. •ii- Tur~n.. o r if th.• ntunht'r or disturber~~ is too ~at ~ r.a rried t o SQWE' Tribunal. all th e lalll'"\"t!:rt oD th e Srwl t hf' .-a.'-t' ~;; :~"'~;~h1;ro~ t:~h~h~~~:~~i:~ha~1=G~re ~;..:·~~ ~b•••·o.r f"'lh~ann ~the: ;: 1 r::~~ ::: :;~1111 ~: "mms. a re y of ::' ;~br~tia:i~~eo'..,.:.~:r.the>•~ ••• •·ho ::.~f'l~·';e:~ •uol me>ral t'' . .. aD ollldatinl$ f"i"t ot JlTOWtb.~u~ Au. ;:;•~;:~:.:~t~:.. ·~f ::.,d ~~:.~"::.:r ::::rt~f:n!,~~~~:·~=t~:~ ~~:gtlil to pr• tour l'olilllil Soeiahne are of IUeb worltera are oeta every· ure the moeaa• of ttibllrteace, and t.w a trtmeatlou lurncrut aad wbere j 11 life, etpecially .wb~ re me>ra l aaJ oniH tO mpletett fall tO i1111pr- .Ollie 1harp ~rit1d1m1 ,.-U\ 1Je ': 11d. • •ieb lllllaifHl iuelf ia the dirH:t ion ~lUll what the." belil!'l'e they are 1!11· fli t he iaf,.rie>r worlt demauded by UJ•i· ti thod to. namely, a fMPKUible potltioa la1itt prolt-makia,r. in litc. O!l r 111oder11 -iety i1 ~~'7r ~~::;~~~e;:::·;;~:~~::; ~~;;;; ~~·:. ~~~:;:11:'; ;!; :U~~ar,;;~ =~·::':,eM, burien 1 Padi. . .at will take r.taee ill Anplf. KATlOJrAL ~Tloe,. are auw .!10 (fodali.u i• tlilla The S •tioul Cemmit' - •otloa er- body, bul It It aot tspwted tlaat the . .·.:·.~~~:~:~ ::7:::::.:- .... ,~ ·"' - t .,.,.. uad~ ~ IIIOtitn _~MH!ty, •ot aa W1'1111~dlli111" if be lot!rTet t be eo.•a.ity kl!t!p ~ "outeut " f~ beeoaiq •-·~ of 111 .. ~·'Y· _but beeaue ia u.e di••oal!lt way, ... for i• - lllde>t eitisea apia. Mol .. &o.l lk 1111 wallb at· lilt~ C«<lmaad, lt.aa~, ia petilk'l, wflne lile IDikl!:t ~-- tliU: •..r-tem b ..U.Waed, we. wiD 7:: • li~-=~ ~~Y ~=:r: ::~lie .,f ., _, ;;~ ,':. = 1Hd-:.".~-e> 11 ~:! rc;r ~ tool of t.be Dialloat!lt,y -t ""a!WU ''"N!! ;:~~~111 •• 8trebotl aad Ball, yN; ~t-.L party ,.._ =~e 11~eme:::::. ~!....:: ~ d~,.. a.ad • "-M:• ~J'ft, -~ ,..,_ .;u,.nt, aad ;:~=~i~:-J..r.~ aaaof-,.,.:!; m1 . wltat ...... ten I:MPL nw .n~ i~ f a"u •f tile •t.ple lif•, 1t • lM a..d life, a..t C'llad.On t• tutiar !ht tile Dp&e life ia by • lib el tai:rou:r aad aaeial • . ==~-~~ ~ :';nof t~~· ,::,...So.:,~: -ber. ;. te ~ateH' inl• 1'-I>J.e.for ~Jdoial W • ~atsti" fro• t._. tk• - u -.,. e~it ...t. ~ worW. whE"thE'r the •r.._ e.e, :::~~~~t •;:,:.,":'!nrt ~~~:h:.•.· Sola. ---,---- Like Master Like Man me;::J~·:~..c:l=-kl•~~" n•a~•eu tlte maa 1 It i~ not "' mueh the ki11d we>rlt ;:!. rtlue.-. ltt no .:e> a"'"'"' tool; aader ·:~~;.::_:::~::::::E :=:~:::;:E:~::~~;~~ :::·r:~~:::.:.:,~· <b• thi.N arbitrator neftr_ • Arlnt"t)Oftf Lt-t thf' Npitali•U a r bitnt i" .!IIDQPIK lht'~lvet. if ir th~ • ·()rhrt " ' ·n ~JM't' 4P r~• aD.,vthirtr thf:y Na..k.. dt~ aod .sta.bd by thew to the lut ditel,. ,...{Wi'E' 10 be bamboodt'd into u,v Ct.llli" of two a ~hao~ io t hf'. ..-ond o[ • "'IU.!IH" dE-aL :,,;:•!t"u::t;ol:w:l:~-e~:;.r~n;o:::;eitoe tu • liktd. tht> a\ll·ard or Dot. .. . )!.._,·or Fuhnnana aboWfll his tntf' t>osition wbu hte wade •tl!-l('•ftt. and it wu the first ddp~'-Y or bat".kbcule t\"U" llbown thll 1• How We Must Settle :;::~~~~:"'a=: ~=u~ 1 ; -!e..~~ ~:;:.e~~~·t;:o:: totkt!~ ';;,er':.,:~; ::;·~::·r-:;:e:~:,~::..,o~:.'~;, 1,kt. With RockefdJu K«ept.d Ia "t!TY 1111 tbe ame •pifit barr!",. to keep llim ud klt: lilt.e f.-om ki••taad aplan tlt.e ttriltert. Tile tr"ltt!l'll elediou fC>J tilt Piultb ;:; ~~r:~.!!';i:=~~~r:::;i:~ ~~ :~nk~:t e~.fi~t-:.re a ~u J- ~~~~A~:~e~:~~~.-~::::~;~~;~~= I ,. 11is of m .. nt ami tlw ouly rt'llrt"S.~ u£ lht> w orkt- ril _is to •gniu go on 11trike. Th.- 1'1\Pilllli!l-\ t>IHS!! ktmw how t'HSY it ltl t o )Hill the wool 0 \"er tb e . "·''-"' of tht> wotk'l-rs with 1ho• old "snc.rt'd t.•outn~et' ' gttg arid the Oar fnelld, Roelilf'relle r. ba. ben e>f ) 0{\li.w!l 111'\' t'r rail lo J;t•t " "'' ' ' w ith il . Tb t'.r ..._,, "lt't the men holler lale tlu · objHt 11.f murb • hu.e ia 1lilr ~~~:~··;:~~~~f::~~~it; 1;:·~~!si~~= 1=1i!h,i~·~e!0~ft~~~~'d1 !u~!.e . Wt- ia~iJt ur•on our rij1hl 1o 6n,J our Tho~.gb It I• aot the f1n lt ot th e ow11 1•urr-e in life ln<i n•~lt.- the mou worker if be Ia eompe.IW!d tu 1•rodure of il. To u.nillr• hom u liv"' lo till.- inferior ,ltOOib. wbieh me1n l11ferior lllrll nf Of lifr it ionnit_v. •ad th• worit• work111.11D1hip, ilil tllarader i• I"O!IY w.ri- it . . tl ul"\l IIIIIU. Mnol •••tUH I I~· sun• J!l It thcu !hi! e.apl t ahst d11ss will WUI Ill lOll~" I'Oilll th111 ,.fT,·•·t, tlw l'rolitll O[ the COII!tertl iu \·oh·E'd. ::~~:·:,~·:L~:~:·~~::i::~~?:~;.::".~i~:;~::.~:::::'~:·:.:~ ~~, r•lber t han tbe ttsfblags. ~~r. ::~:~~~~~:~:;,~a~ · _:;~~~u-~~J;.i,~y :!.~':':~It~ ::..~: :::t~~~~.:: :;h::Di!b~ ::~:~~h~.: aad··~·::;;.:~~w·~:::t~: ~':m.te 1bit ~;b,o~~"~~~~r=! ~~::e ,:: ~t~Je hy two to 011{' lilts th o· •·lwi•••• of Olh' llrhi l rtltor, t: llpitlll th e nnc. tlw 1hird It> h1· o•huso•n hy th•• lwo, 1111d in 1110~1 Cllllt'll n~ n·· · 1111 tlw t hird. s"111c nin• 11111 11 who is 1-o utroll t>d h~· the •·hiss ill fol.,' t'll 111~'11 tlw hnart! thNII!;h tb,,• infh ti':!Wl' of the I ~•U whi••h i.;; to I ~<•J h•ii l hy lhnt num t...•in~; phu:...:l tht:rl'. · •b.r~n,e ~:e~be :;:,:~~ <t!l'<'ryone PNied t ile lil lde Ia •pteadld ot tloefo~·,':·~~:~";tn:;~:;_'":~~~b~:: ~!~ ,:,::!,~;' 11~~:::"·:~eto ,;;:..'::;; ;,;~!;.:~~;;;;h:::,~~~t:"orlt 1 ' orommon to d•• tb 1 of ,::'~';'; j~:.::.-e~· or:; . at Bl. a!: few bou r1 left for otht'r JlUrlpit.o, ,::,.:t::,:' ·~~n.•·thint; to he tf 111y bo.nelll \et lilt:• kelp pay tor tlla~ todon· b." p~~yl•r a 9"•11 adtaiMion to .-\rl it ru t ion i~ thin g- for t hl' hoiiH t'l, Rt"O:ogPil in,:lhe Jrrut •-•ibititi•t of <h. r 10ei•l 1,..cticl'll ut- •·ieiou• iD Arhitrtttiun h1111 jtrtwo•ll to ht· 11 lHHI th ing for tilt" wo rk e n1. hun••n 1iff, 1" '1 dftl'rminf'd to ruli~e ,... .. y JHJ>C!f" U •nd thi• mtltet- tbe e-du· bit lult tot ed ucati on •11ol me11t.al Thnt l>t•iug till' eRIII'. lt• t th•• i!Ost~t'll n rl~it ratf' 11111011g th~m~~eh·H ::c~~e"::~;:i:,:: ~::~:,ri::~ c•~io 11 of the' yong "~~ di.lli~uh. Tile 1"11· • _ H ,.'( \lf' r it•n•·•• i11 Fed•li~tn l'~~""~r : : : :rl:~~-not n;e••ure-1 :::~:o,:~r!:::.t~~:~· ;~·"~.;::.'....::: .. lullv rtah ll! make him !eel tb•t he •• tn t ir•h out of hint to de• ole hlml'l!l!, iil'ltde bll bre•d !OC'ICIUIIV ~UJ>J:Ort thp ~r ..at JUHI-.. nr ~let• "'·~mart llt!OJ•1e J.l~ln~ln~t ~ont•_e>.,, to >atellt!<:tual pu- tlte pa;ty. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Will Settlement Stand Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/0af3c303ef837648dddb69b4e356624d.pdf 2810c9d7846e685000c0280ef20c017f PDF Text Text EXTRA! _Arbitration Board Proves Swindle To Car- Men THE MEN FLIMFLAMMED SAYABOIJT"COLD BRICK AWARD" Arbitration Un lf'araing of the tle<:'i,ion rud..•tl · :\lr. J u11" of :he hlt~r..ario.al Hail- Agreement of Street' Car Men and V"ifiaDiway �UNDERTAiti!R AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR .No. s WAl,DBN A VBNUB. ROOD FOB SOG 1J JDIOST loalloh nr. · t<> r WtOI•' ln f. t o <'<•onf' , wo ~ ],] lot• gla tl tn tian· "'''· I "' " ~~ "'to~,.,. u nde r, prou•s t. u e no mur ir,\ lo u~:~• ~~~~- m~o . •\1 •horc tilt'><' na•·•· ~:~~. :,";::·-:~·~,:::;:::·~::::: ~~~~;E:~ :~~ ;~:.~~~-.~.!.~ ':~:~~:;:·~ 0::.~ i ·:. ,; nf tlu· !5talr ' ~jiROiutely ,:..':':,7e-..un with th e aw11rd of clreetuall .. de fe mi _rtm fo r 11 t erm of fiv e lD..Ilil t. of th e mNo l'.rp<llled 1110!11 o hnOXIOUM to th e employes. -~ot II Mu llb a ll re velat lou, tbe Willi hro ug h t out thllt w ou ld su pj)() tl such 11 working mu ,..iJf N'rog11 iu 11nd wi t h one pO~ihl ~ cX•·r. ptio u th ure i!l no precetlf:nl for tk 11111 n that hat t - ' 111 i I . .· friend OJ flabur. Wun~er I!.WUrol fl!! to wtn;es Wfls suhdRuthtl gonwt hing might fri o:n<lallitl than tbl'•· · bt· K~li d in fn\·m· of it. hut Iii\ c rmditions nre it seem11 very from any li p.. · 1 suc h an ~twnrtl lflh(inld he I!Lade. and I am of Lbe .opinion It at1Jil'llr11 no ... th~<t tbue 1 I 1 11\U ,\' prc> \ ' C R hallii< for ;t b rOJ,:IItion Of \be entire award. frin•b of l•l.oor 'lt't'r P In the l•bclr'~ tf"'lltH.~ '-'"''"'f--for hire !rom ·~·ri. IJ.II t hy, at 1l.ullla ll .aay•. T hill OUj.lht tlljlUI an fll tl for ail J C<1n1Land h om ~•~• I, to thl~ "frirnd of 1:tloor" \\·o r k u n h·s~ it h e~ omcs lH.'{T~t·,,· to opc r Hh: H seh~lu l e, tt nd thi• <'ount r,r. Tbp ne::~ t Li.a~ e 1 he ptti tl f r o111 the titrh' tl tt•)' lll't' uro!ere tlto t PJ>O rt until rdie \•ed.' ' r oml"' nrouod (lr•f~ui ng t o 1.1c> Th.: di sa,l!'t't'o·d poi ut : • of l11bo r, all wotk<' r• ougbt to :\nd slu; ll t'o' o·c ive no less thnn nino• honNi' pn)', and 6h111J hf.' book. lni'Ariahly a n,\ · pa id tiuw nnt l om·· . h nlf f or nil t ime w orkct! o\'er n ine hout'!l. DO lli-'IW wha t may 1 ~ tbe ~ee l ion i . th e liM!! parnj,t'rnp h is Jt gn·<•tlto. wh ic h r t'lld!!l Dll foll o ws : Why •\oulol lal.or ba•·e ··All tut·n tnk••n fro m t hdr ow u run to 1\o o t h e r work, nnd !Jte " fr i~ udd" !tQUrto for lii.I C: h St' l'\'it•e is 1 ('!1.~ tiUIU th e ir r cgn.lltr · work, th ey s lut!! Urn i• labor. o:on~ t i tu t iuf tbt ,.,,c,•i\'c puy fo r th e nnm her of ho un; tltt·i,;. rc}!ulnr work calli; for. " .,.he1min(l' majority af tbe J)e(l ple 'fh(· {li su~rct·d J>()illt in !hu t section is : t.ountry, the only t tl \ JIO"'" • " If m ort• ltnurs f>f sl•ni ec tt r c tl't:iniretl in ! his (·luss of of t.he b1-llot ho~. lt It tho u !he ir rc ~ulnr hours o f sen·icc Nllls fo r . tho•y 11 hall hr pnid nml o ll f'· ltulf ·for nil time he~·oml that o f th e ir r t•gulnr ll••n ·ic{'. " T he o t he r two pnrtt J: rn phs of lk'Ctio n 7 is Rgreetl t o. "Ai1 iu c't<'lt ~ of \\'All(• t n be grn ntcd t o nil me n luwing" or boi lers firt• room!! in Hll ca r hou!K.'S Hnd shotos ; nllio. r 110rk mg b m ldmg dcpnrtmt•nt nmou n tmg t o t\I CII t \ per :':tars. JUt t :~~:,~,;~·~,,~";;, .1·~,'~:,.~,~"'~';• :~.~~:~. 1_ '"" liu!~ ;n,o· 1fh!le k<'J •I ou t " ' I U'" IHI\IIo] " {'\' o• t • ll f' l" 't\ I IH' III . Thort• :Ho' 'I'"'" :1 (,•w !llllrt ico! • fti l· nt• " ' tlo•·· ·~" " ' ll x. ""'' it mlll.: c• lifo' :. lt\ illj..'!<Jr lnro • fgr uo, " lll•l. :.l k h ~ o•l llo•jo!lJI! ~"."" Oml t ho •._. lt alo:<u !u,•wurk • ov..r con <'ourt S tr.,~ l u " .,,!\· l,· ·old""'' tir.·.l l,..r<·aft c r "" .l uh· llh. :\l ur.• po> ore r t o him. ( li e will ner.1 it . t•l ~ ' "P t hnt ). Hut if "" n n' t ' '"I' u >~n ail Mlll._. mrn t of for· oi ~ ,.··r· H\,·l.tat insr wi th fir~w urlo~ . " !wt •' " ""''''' :or.• th"'e t>( h i~ ~ ' "l' t• in ~: t lr it it no·:t,roffutb t 'nTohll• l "i~llll, ,\Ul!. J.::. !'l; ho rt• •· illr, Aug. •1. ~ \tuldt r " t n, ,\ u:;. 5. Oc n•••· n. .\n:; .G. ~,. , ,.-.~ ._ t'u ll>, .\ 111-(. ~. S. !!, 10. ll hPcn, Au;.:.ft. TuWI> of lth:. ru, Aug. 1~. Euo1icotl , ,\u ,;. 13. Owo•j.:n . ,\11 g. I I. \\'n ,· ,• r l~·: ,\ Hj..'. !.i, 10, I~ . ~: hn i r:t, Anlf. I!>. 1:1"' ira I! o•i ,~: Itt '• ,\ ug. I ~· . :!0. :O.I oou nur l':tll•, At~ ;:. ~ 1. ~~. {'oruinj:. •\ uj:. 2:1. ~I. Hath, .\u;:. 2:i. lt •m h·ll, ;\ug. !!G. Wc lt,.·i11t•, .\ug. 27. FUHRMANN LOVES THE WORKERS • M ORE U:TT£28 OF THLS KO."'P ,. ot th.: r Hte of \\ Hgt!!i p111cl 1 I ;,~I"'~'.""'." I"'''"' t h~111 on Al trt l 5th. J 9W ' I FUHRMANN'S rate• per hour for all ov~rt•mo UCTION 16 GENEROUS PROPOSITION ~.. m•• oh&JJ ....,,,.,. -tl• e ~ ttl'l"t ro r m.. n " '"'' t:tl fro•u .\t r '""''"''"" ,,, .,.. ,,, ""'"' ·• fl"1'1t e ftcHII 't!\ett . ~ap1 I A 1t ~ l 1 Before lu1 t'lN•t.l on t)o),.. wage Of $1_2& for each theT rMp011d to all m&T be desipa&t.ecl by laloor ~hat !abo\ eonl!l not do fo r "m'!!'!!!,P.'?!~l~ ... 28 cents per hour foremeJL it.,..lf a thon•nd tim" better. I ;===;;;;:~=;;~:==~==:;:::;;;:~==; · ~~ 7 ld, An matters determined by ....~b::m:~~r::r:~: ':!:g~:':~:: U.U. be u fo}. BO&I'd of Arbttralion lh&ll be a ...... wben It lndnted iu facile jo.dgM C..nuna"" foom pon 1 &It · fZ cont.ractnral · beach un(\ ""•G"' f'ujort •l lm nt~ tuif'l)'. 8atur ~·, Aogv~t 3Gtb. "·ill be tJa1 i•t !.111- y at the llf.rb tbi~ yu.r. Jlla n thatare l>eiog•nad c- fort bcwill kn Otk you r ~ye out. 01>c ..,, tho!- tuain futu re- will be atb1e:ic J.t3mf.f. T~w• iDnea toa a thlet ic 1,rog ran 1 will 00 lhanu nta inea, o:,haa1pion l on,~r: dh;tallte runa er ol the ..·orld . Koblelltlli nca l1 a So· elali•t 1111d et tbe \\'or!J'• Ol)'mJ>Ic garue. heM a t Stoe"bolm !aU year be cle-aned up everytbial! ia ~i~; ht . He11'ill eompele •l!ainll fonr inl'.a, ruuvlng In relay•, ~~ ~aiaot th<~ "'orld'o lltnlleur &our re'llord. 10 mile.<~ l,lS! ya rda. l..ut ,..J.,tet K obletuaiDt;,u ~Om]'eted •t tbe Hth sawn be.lor! tbt! lllf'itli l uowd t ba1 the & J'DIOI'J lll'n beld. 1'ou All know wkere Cry1tal Bcoacb i1 aad :rou. lloow th L lt' th~n! ill u f •pot Ia tbio part .t Ole eoaatr,. ia /'"bldo ••peud • d• y of joy aad e.OUI~ it r isbt at 1.b1- beaeb. 1'lte biJ •tt'amer• are aaply lltla te U.trJ tAo-ada tbat will jo!lntey te bH,da tbat day. in gs i• aaother leuo11 to !be •;;,;:~~ ~=~~ of t h ••alo" o f Working Cia .. '."' I · ac!tioa. :\ext el~t ion •·ote . !'arty of tb e "'ork•ng elau, T br Sot,aJ. 1 _,_.,., _-· • .•:-,·~ "'t Party. · between to grant ull,iu•l lnjunetion1, wben it 1111· · 8BOWI THE. Youl'l fo r 8odnli ~ "'· the- obliption Lbe compiu,. aad the Aaoeial.iou t>ritoned worker11 o" abllurd cbugn of f« a period of flve yean, from ~oo t rPipl of cou.rt, wbu It .ecnred de· May lat. 1913. eilllon after d«i1io~ limitlug tbe ll'rn t to thr wor lo h•!i 1h·..ot !'"!'"' iu thi ~ r•art of S tall' o, and lo itl fdi ton I crtdit for th e. ll'lt'l- lu!IIIDI!Of th e•"''"" l'" '"'" ofUuthlutnthcpadfewmoutb..!. )lOtter to· ~·ou r o;olb£,.,., ---- I am a Soeialiit bed.tltl! I .""'":: l ~~~!!;f:~'-~~~J"'IiticoDJ thnt ~hose orrbo are the doing of "'!"fnl LaYe ao opportunhy t oe11joy file wbit.b otben produee. Rf.ll] wll!4um il t be knoorr l l!d~ one'• 11 ...11 poorren and limll•tioa rela tloa to the t ao kl o~e oh~~• ' "j;~ -.~ 1-erlurme;d, or o11e;. c111\ed opoD form, tbat 1•, to one't life work. book·leal'lllag thai. tllllke, bat Ute aprlleatlon of to ,!!!!.J!!!$1iral probiUill of all tbelr uptetl. ' .. .,. of t he worll:oen , wben It tried tbf'm Jllll to d"-lb oo ~v~ .Boor. :!:;~" t11°:.~~~~;d:~oo~~=e~1 d';;~ Lou l.la na nd W~t \'irgiDia. It dtdared war u.o leu when It ru ptM Congteu and took by tbe I III HDI Ike eontrol of tbe It \,too late now to fttl 11!'1ariou betwtf'D ._bor Th~n! can be no more preteiiM We kno'lt' DO'It' On iadilputabl.e from tlla io1ide tb a lengtlu tbi• a~hter du• bu go11e. So loag u we b" ·e •;utf'rn of -ittr ,..e 1hall looal ?altDD faet uren' by., Parry ud Y11n lhto;v ban bcJn allf!o~ed a~~ d the coDf-loaAf one of lomorro,.. they or tomeo!le f!ilt! wUI ap.ia btl at work to trick alal·e. There I• h11t o11e po...er· l., ab le to eope wltb 111ch an DOES DfTE:UIATlOlf.U. t ha t l1 tile IOIIdarity of Ute d"a uprened throa.rb Jt• awn • " OWlf FtTBlL.If.Alfln wbieb 1•- lke Bocialill))lorty. Wll" " the of th e di•patchet'l Ol"'ni!Otll eame 111• for · di.cu111io o Oj!J>O!ed u iaert alt'. He uid were getting •~ mucb aa for tbs t dill!$ of wo rk an)'· hia zeal to JlfOh!C'I the dh·i· !.be l ntfTDIIIioDIII I be mayor e••iole ntly aclinl!' ,..ithout luto.'lt'l· . of lh flleu. Tbt t n~tb, l• t brae meu are the lo West raid ia the .o:euo try. 1Ic.t11 a re tbe w•an of difJillte.ben oa tbe ru. ilrqad• e111erlng .B ufl'•lo: B., H. I< P., f lllO, ~35, t H O; I.ebi11h VaUey, fl:l(l; :\ew Yo rk Cto tral , t l ~O; Eri e f 1e(l; Penn•yl ....oi.a, fl!!:t to tl37; l.aek11waan, fi:!'Q. The l.llleru ational I..Y. $80, t85 •od fOO a ll>Oulb. T el.graphera on tbe other road• ]!et IN!m t57 to tS.'\. T he l.Di e matioaal'• 'lt'aae ,(a,·es dr:~w t1own on ly $55. ...l~liliumtJlo;mo;e [;;:::;.:~~':,'~ SPECIAL NOTICE BAY VIEW BEACH Koud REDUCED FARE r:ma!,a~ ~ :&::::l;t~ty 'l'rt~!:.:a .. Fa... B. A L. 1t.. Ca" Dlr.at, Cllnton and Ellleott 8ta. Seewe yoor Tlckaa ~ TICte~. omoe, CU.aoa aJid Ellkoct B&a.. or a~ cu1 ,_ ......, ... ......., ......... , .... FRANK EHRENFRIED ·-··.--4-:-......... ... -"---·-............ WATOB.Dud DUIIO!fD8 I'ULU&ST GUALUn'U llaU, llowant 1r'f6.M rn.ttu tton u.... �A T"FBNTION! -----.!Y MEIIIEIS IUOCIL llffiU, aaT N11J . - - GENER~L±~M.EETIII Franklin Sunday Afte 2 W. Eagle St. , Aug. 3rd Candidates for City and County office:s wtll be nomtnated. Munldpal platform will be adopted . Bring your due card 'With ,you. · Only rhembers In good standing will be admitted. Due stmps Can be purch .... d at the hall. · The meeting will be called to order at 3 o'clock.. BACK TO NATUR£ PICNIC -AT- SCRANTQN PAR.K A most beautiful spot-. about a mile and a half this slde of Hambura: Ul'iDEit AUSI' IOES 0 1-' ~~;~~-~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~ ~~~:.::J-~:~~~~~~~~:~nr~~~ctt52,4andR-~~".I~.rtf•i~.~~~t Sunday, August 24th GAMES PHIUP H. CALllRY OF SCHENECTADY WILL SPEAK & L. E. U u at. Wash inrton and Ointon Streets NO ADMISSION The Street Car Men's Union ARE HA \1!\ G T Ht:llt Jo' IIIST ANNUAL FIELD DAYA·TCARNIVAL COURT Wednesday. August 27th TICKETS, lO CENTS EACH Bny your-tlck~t11 t rom • ny 1ilotorm•n or euudut"tor. t:Yery t:lllon 1n•11 In llnlfal iJ uu,::l11 111 Jl•ln:tnlzo· M l'h ree! C..r li en , SOCIALIST DAY CRYSTAL BEACH Saturday, A~g.30t~ ATHlfTIC GAMES SPECIAl ATTRACflON Hannes Koblemainen, champion amateur long distance runn e r of the world,willcompete:against four meit -- running in. relays- agalnat the world's reCord. UNDER AUSPIOES OF L09AL BUFFALO, SOOIALiaT PARTY . A&ltat. and aubaorlbe for the Atlletter-Eettung. 'l'he cmtr Germau oewapaper to the-.~ out.tde of I'Cew York t1tr. ,.~ ~eat~Dc tbe imenM of lbt Wc.klar Ob.ei.. - 60 eeu ~ to.- a 11!9D' biJ· ' Ollb, 315-317 Gao..c-llbut, - - Bu!Wo, N. Y. ,. �-I 52 Y . Eap Str.t,. ~ D.ot •.utnH HIUSI..alt,.._...._. BUPP'ALO, N. "t, I"RANit~,T- He'IJI~.~lnftloof .,.., w.~.CA~~N~. Sut.atpl::m Prb $1.00-PK nar,SOe lib: moatt., pay.W. In*ua: EDtere4 UleCOOd-<lla.u matter Juneb, 1Gl2, at tbe ponomoea' Bnfl'alo, New YUC'i, uod l!r the A~ ot MU"Ch 8, 1879 SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, i9J3 ANOTHER DISASTER- • MORE INVESTICATION the. produet& o( th ui r toil. It ill within the power of labor to atop the wheeb of eommerell. and paralyze the bnsintw~ interst of the country· and it i.!l not until the buai.neiJI intenl1 uf the country bu been paralyzed that the IRiillt can be nutde to fet!l lh!! direct efteet a,nd in the trufferings Bud in<.'Onveuieueet of str;tccr:a. CapihtliRm ha <~ olt>veloped until ita interest is 10 wo,·eu ami interwon·en in tbe ,·arioUJ indUBtries of the nation thtt 11 local strike in any one indu!ltry will o nl y cHUliC th em to l ose" s mall JX!rccntage of profitfl, while the ,;t rikers Are :rorced to endure nn. toltl hanlllhi}m J~mJ $u1Terings. We ba,·e An illus. !ration of this in W ~!!il Virginia now. W hile t he ~ 1 iJ1 i~~g0 ~,.!~: 11:n~0 ~u~~a~:~ ~~d~i~: ~~~~! :~~ other milll!l'l! nt \)'Ork ilupplying the .market with CoAl. filling the ordcMI. erc11ting wealth aud ·fur. uiJJhiug the ca pital interest wit h the sinaws of war to·Joree the iltr ik en~ into Kubmi~;~~io n and· what is the ri!Hillt f long 11.~ mi ners keep the market 11Upplied with cnalnnt! continue to erente wealth !or the coal Mro1t.,. int erest this light <:11.11 be carried on iudefin. itely. m1 t he samr i nt~rest that finance~> and con· trois the mi n e~~ of Paint and Ct~bin Creek fhumccs and controls th l! mines in t he ~e ,V Ri n~ r diatfict nud o\ller n o u .union~ .!IS well as union fi elds of Ail the ORCANIZE TO WIN Gradunlly the labor •now:me nt in th is eountr~· i. fi!-[htinl( OI'!"UIIitntion which will meet th;> conditions whnt i ~ called big h usilii'BM. Ou t ill' Millo• of t l11' e ~tpita li at elaAA ('RU be seen · Hmnlji'IUmttiou of fon·e~ tlmt will cn11.hl l' th e ••:otploit eno; to mak t> 1 Jlrotit tha u c \'{'r h1·fore. ThHI mCIUlll that t he ":orkcrs· must fo r tf1eir labor nud puy mon· for thi• meMus of Cli i Rtl•!I Ce. Lt~rl('e C;(lrporu tious nr~· uot ouly growing lurg~: r. but t •·orporntion!t 11rc usuully orgnn ized into solne kiu,} of. a n . ~~~~(~~:~~~~~~~~r !:.\~:,: ':.~~~':.~~~~~ ;::~~<;k~·~~~~~~il•,~i\. t;:;:~~.~~n~~::'~.~~\ ~>11]' 1'1 ." tl••· neo:i·~!Uiry produc111 to cun lole their nllit.'ii to OBc~l~"c''""c~"'<>n8<";"•ghti"'<-""'~''",;,~;;r.w-,;.:,;; -R<;;;,,I; oltJ>r.n4· )iD rtan"l! tor , tb-e 1ue - of tb it ente "· bi~b deJ>rh•e- th em of the mu n1 meat tbat the emot.i 011.1l 1ld!! ot ot intelled ual~elf·dt! v eloJ• mut. Chain· n•turebe no\ neglected. 1 every ""1 to th t! prollt·produ.::hlg machine they Tbe muMS are aot tialned in the women, lelf·respeelhlf m HII U · ~aei tbe opport1111ltiN of nquirl11g thlt 1eboot. of pbl!otOphy, their eapacitles to wbom work i•. aot • bordea, , 1,; !ke-b•coldng •ndepe.,de11ce, or lell·mutery. for logiul thinkiag are 1101 u a rule bleal11!, 1101 • d • ~.;reeable duty, for tbe woriiag people to illtelle('klal 111d mnral frerdom wlthnut wbieh no ru l freedom i1 ponible; aad liberty an illn•ioa. · aad tborongb comprebeatioa of the rrnt rrobl~m• of Mela.l Ute. Tbeir lnlellet tu..l borizoe b Tel')' limited, ·bfl,. ta lllf! thei r wo rk deale. th!!DI t be opportunlllH to widen U. Tiley thillk, Finally, we will havl! In orpnl&e •ork of aoelety i11 a wbi eh euble tb e worker. to of their labor wltllont to rtve· ap tbcl larger part :'ea::."'~:: !~b -:~!ir ~~Lwith ~itp~:l::•,: a':~!~!e 1ot ea~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;~n!il~w:~ ..w:!: ,!~; ~:~'ib/::::::~ ~:!. ~~r to~:';:!~ :";:;::~~~~:;:~~'· '"~'spe"'abte '" This is Our Day on the part of i must be ch anged, and .oon. if of · eountry to make headway in th e struggle. th'at molt of the rank a ud fl le of the membership of the umh:r"*tand the ueeesaity fo r organiu.tion alons tbcte lines, tb ~re ia a st rong te.ndeu{'y in t~t dir ection, but in order ~ wo<k<•< l..".'m~;_oJ!... lllelr of the 1reat ehtlli z· We mUll, therefOre, take the road ela- lllat lh-e 011 the worll of men hue throqb · their heart. It we wpt to people, It lii"'UI the e!Jd of all !'- ;:~me~: r:~,: ::c.:o:~;l~~"':!;d, :~~~;;t,!:t1 :~!~ ~~:'.:_:: !~ =~ :::~~~. 1!y u n;>>n•l •>•·~·· tae •pectaelel ot the it . prej u· tit. it "'' wl•h to eallft til~ 1• thl• It' • - t o ruder aaptd&able all 4 great r-n.l ltriie WII'IP. the a.aten ot tbeir peat Jtruqle for the e.tabli•b-t ot ~e• by waleh peoflle try to obtala Wlllien _,. oenr I• - W'l.nt to be tq m,uten eo!Oaomle j111tlee. Tiley m.t be mack! tila.~ . •lllell _tUy an .•ot ntltled to. t or .._plet• muMod 1tlmu~..,!; :;ti::i,·~~::.::.at~ ~~~ ~~~~~~· nl:::~--:: !~~:; ..or::. ~·.;-:1:\-:,,2-;t--:: !:~~~~he,~m!i'·~~~~!;·~:~~~~~:fn;gi!f 1~h-;~,:u~~~!r:~r of .ofiduitr of IMt>Or. -...._ • .1 It il ju11t 11.11 neeeuary to bn e a nDion of u m o01, ~gam!ed to pr~n\ 4 a 10lid fr ont, as it it to have individnala organu:ed 1nto 11ader.tood thm, alld 011r actlol:ill aatf.rlal lntfre111, a11d tU.t tile nltl· l•aUIJ, Ud · then' 11 u dletated a nd •tl.malatM by oor . .te ntelli!U of it will • ot oaly bot "• u.,.bla of N1vl el' tt. muon. Orsanize to -..•in! onf'L the Thy~~re.-:~,~~i: a:~d::::~ ~~II.IIIJ!m~h 1 o;:w lty a11il jn.ticll. ~~:::.}!~ih:;'!;·o~~ -~ :=~ ":t,!:W..!!t 110 wit) ot M r o.e tio• tui a ,...ok l8 liar to the , .., ·.....el1' ~ nu:..:•_ :::~;~.~ The P,. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/5c8a04a58784a42285666ab67bd9d631.pdf c5dca8f1d48d1cb6e9509259db204ffb PDF Text Text LOOitATTHR-C# YOUR ADilUJS LAJIU.. JP lT IS · &2 YOUit SVIISCRIPTION J!lt. PIIU!S NEXT WE2It CENTRAL lABOR COUNCIL GAINING IN STRENGTH ., �ability•••mutleia!l. ll y ea lu,- -.r&4! ju!'t &!)(Ki t ten I E. WEDEKINDT UNDERTAKI!R AND FUNI!RAL DIRECTOR No. 5 WALDBN_ A VBNU our tin!,· 1 a~· "hilt· k<-!•1 "": 111 ~~~~ ..-vu!oln r••· t•Ul'l"''ttlol'm. • Tl .. ,,, nro• •rnilt• " ,,.,... mnrri<••l ~11i l · , , ,~ "' tlw ~""'" n~. ft'"' it ,,_.,,.. li fe .\t ... .-b ... t..r, ,\u~;.:i . r.eu•·•·a ..\ug.6. :"..•nt'~a 1'1111•, An.: . T. ~. ~~. Hl. l tl111~ll. A u~,t. II. T~ "' " uf l tbllt"l\, ,\ u ~t. 1:!. 1:1, E mli~ott . .-\u~t. lhl'"~· · _ l'- Uf•l . .) ! ,.. ha ~ l llr c11n .,.~·· th ~ t tluoor l! 3htHI th r l"nrk < ""'' ''" f'o urt ~11•·•·1 ..,1~· 1... . .,1,1 ""'' fir···! ,,.,,.,.rtrr ,l nh 4tb . • JII or .. !'"""''' ICI him. "'illneo•olit.tn•tup th• l): IIIII tt• n 't•tnpn ""'•llf.-ttl,•nwt•t f' i l:""'" ,.,.J,.I>rntii•~ " 'ith• 1 ~•n tlw lib I j 1'<'1 ~ lllltl l) ,~b ,\uc. U. •.• . 16, 17. \\'lll'l'rl~·. '' "~-'· El111i ....\Uj.:, \• . ~: lmiu llo•i vhh •• \ u:,!. 1!', 2 0. :!1,:1:. t· flt~l 1''\"IUt'UI 011 f•.... lj:i' tof 5(1 · " 'f1:k. It i• -.ri t b fll•·•~u re· thi.•, kuowln.: tho• ,~;r.•U 1 t h:lth:r.,l.t'l'n. maolo•lnthr dalil't in fbf! r~~>t ft 'l" rr11liution that , " ·ith tht <thfl p!lr1 ~· rn embc" r• anti P•l'erunben•arle l•r ·~ h •tl:t' • gn>a ter tuL!l<li~t'lllinlltiu•• SPECIAL. NOTICE - BAY VIEW BEACH Jtouad REDUCED FARE Tri&e~:!'na':aa.~·~!'!..~ :.~~~,ri~ty P•~ · B. A L- lEt. Care Dlntct, C linton and El11cou t!l t-. Seeure your n rtltt.l •• Ticket 0!11.01!, Ollnt.oo and Elll•...cJ Bu., or at City IJoa. o- dJli>i .:~n•l at tile \\'or!.l't pmu htld ai. au~ckb ol m lui rleaufod up e'~'o:-trtAiuJt in ~iJ:ht. •orkn d - oot 011ly aot OWl! Ill! UN'I, bu t lie mill\ ~t>'nt d~ hi~~~~otlf to be allowe<l to UJe tbtm, "'try r&l'f:ly ~ hu i ·chantf' o f betbe .,...,..,_ o f • trad.. n-layt, a,:•i•ut dte world ' boo r r..cord, 10 mild, 1.1 52 riat t r K ohl>!ml lntll l'OmJot"ltd ~-&th gamn before dr• laf'l;n t that tbe armorJ' fll'tr held.' p...a.- l givn H ere it i1 eiali1t will JJOiat with pride to ca~m l>epar1ml!nt of the Soti&lin •• 1. tuec~fol Bod•list built Ill' iA • ear1i tali t t ;.:~;~~::~:~e:~~v<!d I witdom ia tbe kAu..-ll!dxe of mtPibenhip aad You .II k110'II" where C r,-.ta l a nd you know 111&1 If tlac-'H i1 l.lttbitJlartuftlw!eouatryill 1pead • olly of joy ud ri&h t at the bMeb. T~ biJ tlaat thoee wilo are rteo~•ert ar. ••plr &ble to uny tM tM doi nt of _.,.1 o.o-aO. tbt will joa.riM\T to ••• U..-c • • oprortaUty to eajoy tN ~~~ tb.l.t •lddtot-.n -1 prirf'. the 'II'Otktt O'l.'ned hb IOOhl, lftd witho!lt IIIJ thOIIJ!hl of J)(Of'WDI. i Tbe modtrl In· It will not be 1(111! u11til Ia not ht~& me I muter. -pete11:1illalfourmrn, dar. hi~:b • Our Mlci-Sumzna Sale as usual brings a lara'• throng of eager buvera our stores. A:. our "•'="""--!•••"''' ~'!!nine tbe to ~:c:_:;do~~~:~ :: ~:;~:;in:idO::~:o;~:u";!~~ibvtt oroae;.ealledapoa torer.- - - to on<! '• life work. It ;. Sa t-ribe fOT Uae -..alo lodaUit. that Dl&llee for re•l , but ' t~ a ppl.it&tlon of upir- TOK PITTOS-J>rw . . . to the pnctiu.l probluu of life WS..• ad O.al'l eu..q.. a.,t ~_!heh uptett. ....... ..... p...,_. 4..._, -- ·~•: ~.,,.._,,~,.,,,. ovq from one to another' therefore great bargains prevall in all of our de- --~~~----~-11~~ Cmifut,-,..,.,u THE EITE~ a.- IISII..saa 8t. 1800Jetr...... St. - �ATTENTION! MEMBERS Of LOCAL IUFFALO, a l l PMJY . GENERAL PARTY MEETING - . AT- BACK TO NATURf BASKET PICNIC -AT- SCRANTON PARK A mos,t beautiful spot about a mile and a h~,·~:::~:~,~~~:~~::~~es~ ~~: :~:~~~~f~::~~~:~~:~!~~~::::~~~~::;~ · ALL MEMBERS OF xi£ 1ST PAll'l'T • - a .:h u,• J 'I JI'~'· / ~gin ning Septemher 1~ 1 BOCJ.AL.. th._. auh..., ript hw Jlritr .,.. ; 1~ Ll' i nrr~u~t·<l to r.o r .. uu 1~ • ~'1!:\r, ••• 2.~ ettJb f or ~ 1· Wf'O'I<!. At ~;; reub t or ~0 w.-... h. th •· half this side of Ham burl( niDJ.;Jt AUS P ICES O t' Branch~s 2, 4 arid 8, Local Buffalo S. P. Sunday, August 24th . GAMES PHIUP H. CAUERY Of SCHENECTADY WILL SPEAK T ak.c B. & L. E. C.us :a l Washinrton and OinlotJ Struts NO ADMISSION ArDetter-Eettung. The oul7 Germa11111!'11'8p&per lnlhe lla!.e01111h'le of New York CltJ, repreteolhlc the ioterMt of the Worklolf Ch11.•. - 00 eeuta for a tnoa t !u. Office, 315-317 Genesee Strut. ~ • Bufb.lo, N.Y. P il CH~..: Ball, Ho, wa ta_14. FI'OI'Itla W.ll_ _ _r 2 '!64 . fta eifa,.oa,·Fr0fotlft2148l HOEII£1, ILGCIE CO. Puner a l O l r egt-o re c-.-P......... Ioo ~~ O ..... ~a..ti 107 ........................ . . .. - NieiiL _,. __ _ �PU-.....D ..al.T aT TKil ......._, Blll'FALO SOCIAlJST PIJBIJSHING COMPANY SlY. a.p ..... WS.. JLtoaTIII~.....,_. IIE'IIl~~.~Wfbw ' , ..., BUPPALDtN.Y. N.t.llll. . . . . . . . . . " ' - - - W,P.CA.tj,p~~~ ,.._.,..:xal"lbSI.OO,.,;.r,Sk.- ...... pa~la.._ • EIIW!ft4uMC.'OII4-dul-&llti'J- ... tttt.M IMPI"cdal.& Bdalo, Ne• York, _,-1• cbe Aal cl ll.da•, 1R SATURDAY. AUGUST 2, .,; , lnwal!n .. d r- j altloaoftb e In a 1tonny r.oatm of toUr day.. Aa&liT AOBD ih IOOL\LDD. / growth of tb e Soclalitt moH meal a p rob lem baa a ri~eo wbi r.b he liOh -e,J. It i1 t he fate of aged noelnltef1. The mo1·e nu!11l ,JI':noa "' '' .a much or itM atlno<.'II I N, the llfllj:l[l<! (or bfottt"r eon ditii• u~, for tAe mcmbt-rt of tbe With 0~. ,.,!!;e~:~~:• t0 :. 0=:-..~·~:k~:: a total of 111 that tHy 11Dw hold. ne ·~ la tsl Tlctoj.y .... woa 011 !be ~o11dl " ballot In tlite Alnth oliltriet of Po:lldam. Oil ~ of "' ll ooth Uf r Kai ... r'/ WU Mimd 't lllilit.ary l':l':llte rt. All tbt' oltl ruti e. <!OlDblaed to 1- 1 tllf!~ ijociali ob. lout tht'y were uu~cnafal. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c147a5217be28e720a71bd04fcc4ac55.pdf a72665acb575ddc00654c83658c2eeb6 PDF Text Text WOCATTfllf-C:. • YOUilADORI!!IS LAIII!tIP IT IS Sl VOUR SVIISCRIPTTOI'< 0:. PIRES M!XT WED: MEN AWAll DECISION . Of ARBITRATION BOARD �j>irn i~ 111 O.:ryatal llcoatb oo an att,u•b.Drt u f Ill""""'' t bouanuol ...t•rn• a u u rt!d. T bP •·nmpiNr , ltui illl"P-Iikr t iollt h:IIUIRtko l bl!tOIIoi Ue t wa~ ~·::·;!.::::::'~ ! =.:~;. i&t a lh tto IUI\'ef 1'0 ,.., . ,, Th~"' na • 110 bi t~lo in tho• 111 w~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~ orbltaid)ldoel:dloq wlllcMrp. . - · r· ----p ., Bell~ Osford ....., Pbatallllll . . ' Ill E. WEDEKINDT UNDI!RTAKI!ll. AND l'liNaAL Dllti!Cl"Oil N.o. s WALDB ·N A VBNUB t h~ ~~~f> •>ll , .,;,.,, Rthi tni j!bt,•· i ll t t•!lt•••l , rl...-t Pfl• •I 11 •n~t llthlio•n•·c "ith un II J>· II '"'"Ul•l 1"'1 for :!,000,0011 ,.,.,,.. pial fo r worlciU$: r lau Moli•l 11 rit~· •u·l lan.llol 1-n olullan artl'. polit i•·nl ao·lio u. I'"' 1\t• t ..lol uf th~ .,,0 r1tl- h ,.-oul•l hu.ihl Ill t" IO,OOu 1~·• ;~:~~~:~,~.,.~~"'~'( ::::::.~~-~.:•..:~":'/":~; ! :!flf7 mil~ ~ ••ilt01ul. " 'urkin)l .-lh~ t o 11 ro•nhr.at io 11 of it& ! ;::::;',7':{·~::::,•.~-., ~~~~~:;~;;~~~-"~. ~~~ _ t T..,. •n~:ln..,rJ who buill lh<' Btl ~;::,'·:~li::. ~~elnM:ru~~r ·:~~~.:·-~. . ,.;,. .,.,.,, tb~ )l ulbMll ''"'! '""" at lr11~tb :0")5.:!0.) • anol •bowr•lbn"· 11 i> hri n)li n~r bome to Antl,..tallthio WO"ah h wi ll ~ ~~1{[~t{~t~1~j:.l·: ~ ;.·: :~:~l~:~~~~~;::~::1~~:f:~t:~~~~:~~~~~r=~.:~=~~r::;:.~ llultnlo " '"'1•1 " 'i tbolll .!uuht I••' o•11 rrio·<l l ~b"'. t hnu~:lot n~akf"!l. <1111' waul to l or .')l,..!nlo• n• 111 ' "'" ~·~a••' t im~. Toll !!It'll, ~ol noll, "':!' :o<111l ; E ll:1 u,.,., ,, JU,,,,, k"'''"'" 11ationallt ,,,.,,,],. ,..;n , ; ... thOII):h a ll t b~ rartb 11• '''" ,(tl,. ~~<·•··ro·~t ,..,,nnn S<><·ial i>t wbf'lno tbo••11 ' " "'""'" ~~·,'11, • ·.- M;.,. . .,, f,,,.., :~::·:.~::•·;,, ";:;~:· ~~~~·~:;~~1 ;,::· t·;;,l"~~: :.~:; ; ~..·ia11>t. ~··' WHAT SOME Of OUR :;;,::~;':.'·.;..:~::~·::~:.:·:·;':.:::::':::::.: : :,: I READERS THINK Of us '"'' ' " '""' .......... . . . .. . . .... 1 l!~lft~~!~~~~~~~''",1 '" -·"' ~!i~:iq~;J.~ ~~~~;:~ ~loo•i•· wa~ furni•h r•l l o;o- !<rl.nta'• ,., ,., [OOJ·uhu """'I ae~tl t b~ \ oun~ I'('UJ•lt-'• :OC:o dali•t L(>,.guO"'H ne wl1 or· ,:~n orf•l tt t .. a n•l rltmn t'Ofl<l't fore111D• 11rr "' ~ S..Cil'lill h rnM ba nol and oulot.. Ua. . ton)l 10 ~it t ··· rin<'i t•l(!tl t rllln•!'b , .lia\11.,. unablt t o,.,,..,. ,., ,. tub to Sodali•t wbi(b o•nol1 with t.hil h'J.."Ilt ol it a& ha•·injt olone than aay ot hO"r l'•l'er ; ., hope t hO" worlo:iag rl... will I ~:·~:·;~~~~~::=~~~·;::~:~~.:·::~~:~qi~ ~~:~~~.~~:~ t~::~::;1,1 ~~::11 . ..... ..... . , •.•,• • _ ., l'"""'l or Inola •u!J.ua utial•uro w ill hoe llt•11•·r n J•it 1' tboem.' W ouldlllre t o aohlf'•l I O lilt' J'lltt y ·~ umpai.:n f unol. \'OU mort' b~l l a m wnk and tired. ~::~·;:; :::;:t'~~~~:":~~~~ ~~~t' ,.::~.7~·-': ~:: r<•A•• loa. 1- 11 f llr th.. r oiPmOUJII rllt•l ooo. ~~~~~~om;, . b.~ ~io'::~r:,":"~~,..:..~~;;,"~:C:'::·•~~~..;~.·Iiea· BUFFALO NO PlACE fOR!PEOPLE WITH A Comrldf f or Life. 15J Main:~·~~~·==·~ 11. G. llcoa tlwa1 of J54 IA"'"~>., J ..••: 8 tr"C't, B1111"alo, !'. Y.: 14'11111 io a for his 1Ublerit>tio11 a nd writ... : •lon't agrl'<e .,lth a ll you n y,l>ut :-ou' 04 thr r i,:ht trad; ''8top"U..Daa'flal..ll.l:.' ' DAINTY NOSES s:i~::~'";'~o:~,~ 7.~'m 7~::~ ... UJI Orwaut IOIOM fZl1 jOb. 8tOJI damtbi11r. ' -- th;·;:.~~~~~ 0o;h::,~!~·· .:~..::;~~;~;~"':;: rul• l ~ tbWIIJ:b our dowu town oli•trid. .. Gfnrra l DC'II:.~~;I~~~O~jla. Bl )h:ft JL1a4lt. :·:.~: :.~\,'!:tnt;~: ~~~;~~~e<!O: ~::: l.:omndtt~y~~~er, N~ Y., July ,• 18, 11113. t ht {'haml>t'r M l'omm~r~e ..·m 1100• bt' 1 mlllt ~esd tllle B1111"alo Sodalill &ll· a oh•trti.,llg 111 • • t he> ' 'City Or Emrll1." othrr yMr, ao t re11e., m.~ •ul»crlptio11 h:HJ• a11 eye oa \h,. 11e..- arrh·al 111 LOW, End...U l111d P. 0 . ordoer f or 0111 l h F.uban111• etrl't'l df'JIOI and 1 011 will dollar. Tour ('omrade, CARL ANDERSON, Cl,rm«, N.Y. Aad.t'llil ball part of the da,-. a~aiL SoiDI are remlttaae• lor .aM, oiku lelWn eoatalaiDI bOla. Bo.e are "!lotN of oe• coonpmot aad ~.but tUoca111 tlwca all n111 tiM aame 1trala of tH 1trulfle forezlllteaceaadeTtlloc!oeapit.ll· 1111..tea. ' • _ _:.. · -DIDIIL 'rO 'rOtrL . .PiaU ant aow btiar. -.pi.tcod for .1 lfetll~ trip by o-rMe Emil 8C'i'tkl .,m allo w w i""MIUI to ad'cor aD1tltola1 der tM di~ oiO. 10 tlt.at tbe otber4 fcollow may JUke bit F«MNdoa. c...zsde tktWII'I work pUeof fZlo~&ey. . probablflltfU! blo.tebar. P!taM do.'t mhtloa U11 to U.. .c·'---~ Board of .Bt&IIL hblalbe,.. . . ~...., nat l<'t' t bar t h,. J<OiitiOI! ofthe uAI o rpu i 1 o11 111 1111!11 of 4:i del!..-. P erf11med haudkrr~ lole.ft aroe aee-..y u ti! eae IJ«ontN aed lmat "". AddO"d to the ••~t 1mell1 e ialtted by o ur - p fartorW. " ' IIOW ba.l"l 111 e nelle ut variety of orlutal rerfllllll ullrd l be " ar-eao.a of ~~:rai11 dr:-ia~~:. " Woe a t., tile o•ly '.j)rooS~el!f'n or t'llr "'a t 1t 1111', ao.J it'• IJI"MI. S o limber~ d teese o r ba11dcne e ver had u j-thl•r • 111 tt.e 1mtll of d.ryill( r aiD. l!}t did tile rlt1 'would not be ltabitable. . Trlll1 •co a re a lell!ut ~ Wa �ORAND a _ EXCURSION &BASKET· GrYUI1aT' Columbia Turn Vereln and Arbeiter Maennerchor Sunday, 'July 27th, 1913 AT BAY VIEW BEACH PARK strwtCuT~lO.:Ro.adTrtp,.Pot.W.•T.......e.u ..s~&D......_ TAlE, I .' .. L. L OAII AT W-IIITII Ul IUIITII l'f'IU'ia CloUJe ODe aac! aD aac! brb>g yov frteaxt. wttla 1ou. Aa ec.joyable tilDe roal'hteed. Al(ltate and eubeorlbe for the llrOetter•:&ttung. Tbe 01111 German aewapaperJo the ltUI ouulde or New l 'orll: Chy•. repre· ttotlnf lhe interut of Lh1 Worldog OIUI'. - 60 ceotl t or 8 moc:athl. Office, 315-311 Genesee Stru4 - - Buffalo, N. Y. LABOR MOVEMENT IN BRAZil TYPEWR I TERS IUIUILT nnWflmfl IAJIUJIS �PU........ w.a&LTIITT1a _, BUFFALO S0CAUST PUIILISHING CXlMP,ANY 51 ... .......... ,.,.... 1IUI'I'ALO.-N.;f. M.AJtT'bfta.ISl.U......,._ ~........uao.T- He'Ut~~.;;.....W&oot w-. P.CA~~N~. ._., ~PwbSI.t»,_,_,.,SOc.a......._,..,.W.IoahMC:e . Eawnd ;.._.t-clulm"*'""JIIlM'-1111, a'tbepaetofllcea' Bo11'alo, New York, oder.&b. Act. ot Jlu-eb 8, 18111 · SATURDAY. JULY'" 1913 THIRTY-TWO OENT8 AN HOUR :->ow that both 1idtos ha,·e been heard in the s treet car ttrike, the ole1·i,.ion or the Bmml of Arbitration iK anxiously awaited.. On Mayor Fulmmum ~~~tile t hird nrLitrator dt-pen\18 the cause of t he men for a wag~ wh.ich will •·uRhle tht:m to Jh•e ~~ond ket:J' up a hou.e. Thirty-two ct:uts 1111 hour iN IIMk~-tl, whieh i11 little enough, as the llayor 8hould know, und un,·t hing lt:llli would he nothing llhort or the betrayal o r th<· trust pla•·•·•l in him at the !Jt:J,:inuing of the -strike. T hirty-two t•t•nl~~o 1111 honr it< :f2.flli 11 day of e ight houM!. To r t:lllize wh11 t ;, 11m11ll .~utn th i" is we a.~k the ~IRytr Rntl )Jr. 1'.-nny to ·try lin: on it fo r ju111 one We•·k. - - -- Some Jlt'Ople who lul\'t'l:'t •• iltick to ·~•II their own nrt' r~fr11id •1f Sot·iali~n• J.cean~~e thf'y think it will •lcpri\'C thc ut of their pri\'ala prr.rwrty. DON'T WORRY Tlw l'r:litor of one or our lo.·al cHpita liNt d11 i l~· J•IIJI••n: is ' worri"l twer 1111 •rt idc whi<'h lll'fli'IH•••I in th·· )lo•t ropolitan wrilleu hy ."Wgcrnon Lc•·. on the •tlh'lil iun of llholiHhing thl:! t 'ourt. ... iot.,..._ ..t Dn' rn,.....,. .,...,.,. Jep) ~tL We wadt j~ doDe at .. . priee, but 1M priee of eur interell. Ow bt&erem ill the lttlls qf our eoaeeption of riPt. .ad wrons, jUitiee ;::.. ~ j!.":ie:-:::.! :at:~':?.: eoU.l one. Yet at tlte bottola ef it yCJU will 8ad a •·ommon ioterett wbieb iadudet 1our oWD u well as that. of .other-.. · yOCl will ' protest &piut a wrou~; done to others beeau.e you naJlse a L-orumualty of interecta between. you and ~eee immediately injured. and you know that allow. iug otben to be wronpd mean• to iuvite tile wrongdoen to ~'TOll.& you Whtm!ver be ma1 find it 1111itable t.o hill pbrpo~e to do 10. The solidArity o( interuta ia t.he life foree or j ustice.. Jut:tice ill a product "f 110eial develop. me.nt . . lt c:hallKf!l: ia form and auWaoee u JWi:iety ehangee. Jt it a lway8 the exp~oa of tht' eeonamic condition of a gin•n aoeiety, that i~. of the faetora of power in aetual foree 1p that 11oeiety. JU purpcac ill to maintain a eertain lutlauce · of powtt. iu order to naake aoeial life poMihle, and it will remain e.lau juatioe u long a• aociety ia divided .into eeonomie el&set or � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/4567009f7304d15ac513d5023d003ad2.pdf 0523f9cead76ad11c81020bc7255f786 PDF Text Text PARK ¥1CNIC WILLBE EVENT Of ULI'IUVIl rEv~~ I and Sympathlur wiH be Present Great Gatbering- Speecha, Gama and all of Amuoemenb to Delight Great Crowd at Opening of Sociallat Campalgo. rUIIKJIIIIln~l iW>o ww Speak a t We b.a,.. or(I.Jll.nd a Pna IJec:urity L.!!:~--""--.;.:_.....!11._---...J Leqtr.a. '!'he lo.cue wru b&&r the 1-UM loda.tlat Plalc ~; ::~u:~: -::m:u:::: ~;'!ppul to a..-. Tba le&('Cie b com~ Wbo 1 ww ·~·k at 8oda.Jllt"Picnlc: Taatonla P uk,. J'ol:r 20tlL T he DudJrk, N. \',, United Trad• D[PARTM[NT ::ucU.':: ;:~.~ei:,.;n~~==•Y~ :,; The B11ol~ong Z6tb. Tblt 11 an ayual e.-eat f ur organi1ed lal.oor in Du11klrk. h addi- Traole. DeJlntmc:at of :;:.:k~•,;~~ 1111:~11V:~;:'1~"~ 0°:Ie~:: Th•• Tear aa 111 mN;tlng will be beltl oa 0Ttrui1.,.1 labor ia Dtuokid: aAd ~rmaant ol!lttn will .-!rlalty bu a 1reat Ia rto,.. f or till.-. andititUfl"!tedtbt tbe lll>iODI not yet ri!pre8ut~l will '• "•• DELIRIUM OF DETERJ1!11NATION P'!'opapada wil.llovt' ~tin ZLJIO'l' J)BLBQA%Ba e.a~ Ia delirium, Ia wild •rriallll Ual · 1'0 OOliiVD'f'IOX. ,.., dettroy, or ~=" t.. t llnl-ed ~ . ore1'eatvraedOiplad.tlt.''eJ"Y t"~ Di~ade~~:S :7::: 1:Wr;=; ~~ ~-;, i:..s'"'::- =-~ rwaa":at1 Au«latloo of Su.et aod Eleelrie JlaU. f'Ofod •ltb talft u •~ttl . . ._._.., of A-ri(a at tlla Ulla O.ly 0.. f8N t b . t - • lui............. ar., C. P. C...-oy, Uo• will ,...,_ a ~ t b.l -.,.. IN 0'8...,.. . ~-n. ~" a.illlu. ..allairtyeUHUac.oaU.. udtt . . . a .ptri.WalaeU.L ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • �,.nill, loarb f ; r -tll lta t ypieat ot tlta flellltiet ul th port of Bdalo. It laall l ot toe- wldPM liaee t.M plen rere built .P"1 :-e~n~ 1fD. Tlum l1M largM bolt. ~~ 18,000 .,...... of wiH-I!t ; IIOW ('1.~ CTOri tile kalf allllon Tile t llauel llloald be at lent twlr.e lt. wid~ to make torlke ll\'latbaatoftoday. _ ,Jc. Au11n•t f , 2 1'. M., ''The Bible Collrrt l\"<' PtO).-t'tty. " Aut:Uot :;, 2 1' . ll., "The BiLil! l'r-~-~~:.:·r:,J~''j~:·~.. " The 'nilole Lat.cn ." AU@'II •I ;, P 1'. ll .. ''The Blhle r rrounal ••orlnllt"'.' ' Augu•t ;,, :! 1'. M., ' ' The Bible J' o•·rrty. ' ' Allj!uol D. II A. ll., ' ' Thl' Hi hle Cl• n Con flieta." Au~u·t 19, 2 I', :\1., "Tbl' Uil•lo• tb" Goal. '' E. WEDEKINDT UNDI!RTAEI!Il AND .I'UNIIIlAL DIRI!CTOR No. 5 WALDEN A VBNUB fl"' . ..-a~·· t o loa car,~ t rovttt'l tijlht h\•'•1 ha•·e to bobble IIIDIIf., or ·~•• n u , t•olb, powder, t~iat, etc. m .t y<>ut :"o. Well t hne you .,,.! Now wait a •iout eyOiliiiJ f ello.,.,aot fan pla..e; wbe.Dever you Jtrikl' • · in ""' I'Of~l makellt>. j ust 10.00 FOB SDo lO JOUST Stn ,.,,.lplobod _, reprtteabtih fro• Teua, ... the noble fllijDOIUf:D of or bird.. tbon1~1 be ' bad •• n r .., 11\'tr J!'l~ a t the apola : on. Bl!'t, on 'ille quiet, Itt k nowo t hat ~b. •:aple lo.ld bMII ing tbe artltll!ll oa T he Baak.lq ill · t he Rul!'a lo J:loeialiat. The Sorialitt.. lle'asot ake;o-tba t tlleiNU<IIbefo.retbeiiLIIIDII a ll~l IIIAIIJ' of tben1 ami hP I' ' " the Kiq of Beuta oru O!<"OIIDmir determlaiiiD tbRt i~. o;,.,_nl'r for lb. Eag le. Thf' )lf'l ourLrn.tlaltd. butler dNt'r · bird ••• tberf'b,. tlrowo Into i u r_r often how we tlllnlt, t a lk, n t of fighting ~ood.. lt~~:o~~~~- il to ..on•N• ·~ du•.. ~~:Ur: ;r.,:~;a:'~:::" Lird 1 0 ho;f ~b: •::~kins;: rlu.• lu""" ~:...•n~lor <;'=~~~!> I.~U pl:,u Fint • • • : .;: ~~:.-~~~ i,:: ~:.:~11 ~~~ctb: ~::~:;;· ~~n' . lie • 1:~n;:~·~.a7,;~:,~t~~~: d 111t~~c •,:"::~no( tb: I J,a, ~ .. ~ . ~111 ,1 ..,.,~1 ' " t.r ""'t·h· fur tho• • ro··lll ~'' """'" th:>l tla· loank ~&tflt•d un it · t.,,.,J.. . . ,,..., t ho•ll tl»tJ£• h:u·•· 11,.1 1,....., ,.., t,. ,. ,, ,11 11... to 11 . , .,, • • , ,.·nrl•!. The :~:·,·." (:~ ~::·~;.1:::::.)'~'~';"'~~:~~~;~~:~:: = are brlow tbf' lo•\'rl ,of Se<ond aa I"O~titute; that or nt•at ioll, mo•t of into it. An•l th irol :u rbnt a n.•·..-a.•·. anti uro• tbr t. d for hotpital or ot bt•r l'"tJ•UII<'f for henelh u f u1anlduol in~t c:.,J uf 1raini11,.: 1nl"n to kill utlu·r•. panolen of tile llflj>t pr- a o1l JiUtrldly.,qrn.li>I"N'I'tc11enlath·~oftbe 011 thf! m;lao'1 p':~.of the INFORMATION WANTED ~~:::;· ;,:~. :;·:":~m~;~~=;~ ,.!~~~: ,::::~ ,:~ P..ajllf! ~ottte.l<rtd the ltair·llrainf!d llf!OJ>Ie" ha•·c alikf! bf!f!o lllb~lltl!dl l!;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;!:::!:::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ::~..•:0 a;1 ~ r;;;~~~~:~:~llg the~ . 11 No.. h~~;.. :be: •1ffort1~1 I more wu!r ~~~~~'n:~t::t~:n ~~; ;;,: : ~/~~~~;:nwf!':. : / ~of! 11 ~;f~f~~~;~~ ~~I~~i'~~J.~ l~~:l:K¥~. :fg""H~?; ::~~~~~ ~:•·• ' " ' t lll'n>. .-~ al.o ~•"I that th mrn wen- Socra whl\l d aM be do l lito nunt fh·•t ~"'".~o-rali,•, J '"''"'~·of li·::i·ll·~nt ~mh of lilt! rC~:otd• Lv tba ~;:/\;:~~~ ';:~~:~~.:,;::~:~~~rut; Tt.••• ...r,. .,r T~ lu;· lllhlrr ..at•ola h • m ,. 11othuo~: t.ut II • n • lr tha t 1 k • f e.<rea of ;'"@f't!UIIU!D, are !Jut • • :;:';.H: t:''::lrt;l:n~lut~~~ ~~~: OO<I torlepr~.. now uoa:at heflnl!' th t :,~;~~;~~i~ ~¥~~~~ ~~~~~~~ ~~£~~. ::';k~h::~.oo~;7! J;:;,~r ::.~"~;·~~:t':~ ;~~:;:." ~~·~. ~~~~~~~;. ,!":ue:; .. olr nontt•lc•l inltud of olill"t ct1!diu u iD 1 ::,:~.nlv~1":.~no7.::,:..~'•;:ut1; ~~::::k1\~~ I'M llf!ll hl a re - me. ~: ~':~~.. T::~~;e •:; ~~~bltik:o!\.!!~:l'ii~Dn~ \e~ll:: ;:~~i~t_!l• :~:~Jar8~:~ :~.,h;1.~!,.::;11r1!:;." 0;"',:::~~ : :.c:yw=n ; 1 1 i·one;ill ;b:"";;::7i~tDJPa:;~~ a~]l#, lJ~~~~~i:~~;lr ~.;;:.,~.~.n~~~~:~.-~~1' :~·:•·~~~~s:0 :1~1" Str~t. l\'at ll>nol ltnnkn• •!""l"''l.>nllk to bohl · til<• rH l'r\"f'>' of otb..r ba okl. Es11etly DDIUTtORD t •·n ,Ja~·s hrt"f tb~ }'ri•t·Set-on•l !>/at• DI\IU111 U:.11al Unuk ,.... do~l'<l hy thr a uthorit:~r !)HI •a mi' r Om]•t rullo·r of tb"' cnr· ro•n•·• Tlor n ·a""n •tntr•l lo th11t the lo11nk h~,J '"~·Tr too mlln,· l,Md lo•"•· ·.~:~n~~e ~,:~~:~~ :~:~ ~~~e~~~~i~~j~: !70::"• ·aDd ,:"• Shredded Whllk Uroonla on rour the Blnki11g aad Cutrf!MY Com••;" •• I ::~·~ ~~:~;::: ~~~:atr':",:~o:~:J: .~:;;•in"~;;; ~:;~":';;. "!,:,~811tf~~~e Mr. !~~~~.~7..:~:'':n;r t~e ;·::~.~idr·~·rll~;,oe~~·'· ~~:::·'1!:.~~~~:~. :~: :~o7 ;·;~n ::: thr•r ::·;;:•,;:";.~~:;~·'"h1~';~c:~:•1 ,:;' ~~"11 ~7!:;~ :;~re":':_'•;::·o~r~~~: uJ by . l•~rn ~oiPj: •tndily ou ju•l-..t~c u I •• h•t L MOLDERS REFUSE STRUCK mnthc r will ~•roudly trot out her b~ood h!OO<~ loom UJI bf-fo~e t he. '_~find '• ~~~~;.a.~·,.~~~ 1~0 :~~~~~ as"t:~~: !~;bi~d;•i:rc:m:~~~~~:.• ~:• tDLTORB NATU~~~J8~· Whi1k 8roomt· Tel It woalda'l takt <lan;ter tbat Out J;lorioua hllljl hfoforf! ~~~ all onr the eonntry f'..liJIOU<I to in lht romnoillee 011 ..-illtakf! to W~ilk Brooms. In!( nn<l Curnnry. ~ow thP.n, auppote 1 J!hl would now Jla!ll doWII tllil "rt....et anti J>Ut t hlt audit nef! dreutd almply, 11taJ11Jy a.~d nutly. I 'll bet· nol on~a of you !f!IIOWII wottld twi@t 1orn oeeb to look u her, bat l<UJ'IlOH •aothtr wouill 1•11o1 l>.'f wltlo . n .. t how t onunate we '"'· aaerili~inJt" , patriot• 1'11! betl to rHrut. Thallh to ,t}oe.ir e lforu OtaJt <lid eot 11Ut.ll11 e\'tll the I -.:noah aad M~. l:!ao~tlf! 11 gentle Ill I IDC'kuog do<rf'. --=·~~» r.,,..._.IMI.,_Ifu rtiiOU . , , , . _ , , _ REBT.&.UR.&.JfTS •"'1 '""••"'··,."..·.';;.·;::-;; ,t:,~~; ~:;: ~~;,~·; ~~. ~~'f'tl::,:.;::~: ~;~10,:,] ":~ ~:~-·~;tsh;,~-:,~~~toyjla~i~::"~fll~~"; :i:~~: :.k!=d ;.l~l~e~oDnbr~1 ~,.:.. :"n~n;: mi;\';':~r~:i•:.::;• .:~~~ '~i~tlf! ·,.;;;: l••••n"'''''-'·'•• t ho• '""" t ho•y ,..,.,.. m:ul~. ur "'ht thcr r ouhl not •~ t heir •a.r d u r to act u tbltk, hreiu'dlng a~ :~:·.-;· ,::.:·::,~-~~;:~~ ·:It:;::,~~::;•~~~':·,~: ;::~~~·l:!:;"::l ::r: ,'!:~~~b~11 " ·'•'• "'it' .. ur uf the ru•tum('r. To trrtl out at thrfll founderie~. :::~..~"::m1!7;edW:o:1 ~fl'l~::..~;~; ~tett do >O "'"Ill•] lof' I" ]p\'ito> at h' DI \un 10 t h•• m i•~rnl•lrne,.. flf thr ~-• i•l ali •t\t •Y•to•nt. ~o thr otliN-r• or thr h11nk a n· h··hl "l' tu ]'uhlie """'" tu M•·r tht J.'"•~<"ur. lin,. J•• l"'' •a.•·• th~y wf!rt too tr.,•·toQu• in mak i1111 th,.l r 111&111. Tht' ttnth ot t l•t m~lln .~n,. to t... tht tht•e men <lid juot wha t all of tbr l•an~er• do. Tlo11y I' " ' aJ ml\n~· crt!<lit a~eou11ta on tbt ir l.oolta u t hey tbou~lr.t th":" roul•l la kr <'Itt o r. Tbe mur~> the~· rould !'"' 011 tht mort rah olf t h,.; ban k wonld get. Too ma11y che<'.kt haol to bf! met with ll!~_ltudrr n~one:-. ftU]o.l rub, not a •ulllrre.al a mount wne mt-rely ldt to be wrlttf!n o•·er to utbe! ae~u ntl. "~rit W. f OT lo.ru'' '"~:b:~u w~rd. bi~-otr 121011' ha ir on AD intO<lliderate dub, 11101. name-d .tbeb:~,u:ryte~~ll~f tbat he.t thn-e·fonrths of t hi1 uowd would cattle lw l'ivcn 1 pee.k i11to fu ture of t~ 1trJke ill ]f!a.Vf! me Jmmedillf!.ly, lifuJ garde.n Of the banke..., IO nou-unio11 !Ut'll clmf' out with thl< u oloD T ake a Ball TOO!Il. SnJi r - 1 j:irl I Olay OPt)OMd the ~noldrrs. lt'f11 ~IN"J.Rtl •im111y, nutly anti Oloairm1111 Olaa •a• Alrlrh t yo111111' lady, bowily do, jun • ant aloogelde of t he waii-"Ob boY'I! l bre com~ lb.;lbtt take from ht r bl!ld to her t"f bo:>'•willhfod..ntlnr the her all nl~tbl IOIIJ!'. 111d will he I ru· aatl Soutlleno ..HaiiWI)'. wl&ltlt ~ut ot~tr to JN!' ht':r bo1111e. off •lm011t 111 eommunlcatioe betwee.11 y .,. t-omradH. Bomt.~· aed Calc11tta dgring t he lut fl'OWI be(aue wome.D ~et r..w WHita. The drh-ua, ma.t ly lnlfH a a d 7111 &Pf!D<l It • II Oi't'BII.. •lo not -~~~ to 'ba\·e takrn Why, doa't you lnoow if the,. in the movelllent; which il tllt ir rbaaen of ,etti11! 1 tb" uat iu work ano. Meapiq low waga Jatt'ltlerormatloo t !lf! dotloeold folka IN"eo able to obtain 1oftlelu t lo rood t ill! k: ~~~;tri:: ~:";!e~!:.'::.b' droJ>Jif'dio .-alur,tlltiOIIIIISbetame lr~t~ 11 dlf· t hl buk t loalliltov.Jd e.loew•lld it r hoked. 'Til"t..lllikH a re t akl.q pl1ee \11 Olher • •• thl•r au Joap,...cl Ia B.tralo dala towiU. aad lllll y etMr plana 0.. ud tla• · •pia. Tbe ..,_ t ile pa• of eepltal· l'atroabe oU a4ftriialft, .._ otlle,.. to do libwlM. 1 ~aw ft.keaad of s-. •;.rtor lalell~ t'-' - SPECIAL NOTICE BAY VIEW IIEAOif REDUCED FARE '1'11&c:c:::.t:mBa~~~!'!r ~ ~!:'?rl~ty Kouod . .,.. B. A L. lt. Car. Du-.et. C linton and E!Ucott St._ Sec:ur~ yoar Tlc.lret~ ~ 1'1cli:1t Ollloe, Cllll&oll and. BUkot>ct. SU..or 11 City '-1111. �J MONSTER.SOCIAUST PICNIC and SIJMMERNIGHT'S FESTIVAL .~or btntfit (ampaign fund ... at ... Teutonia Park SUNDAY, JULY 20m3 Games Bowling SPEAKERS GUSTAV A. STREBEL OF SYRACI;ISE ELLA REEVE BLOOR OF DAYTON, OHIO .Jidmission fOe. Strip of 6 ticktls SOc. hall. llt'rnh.,raliLrnd•~inrwill urgt"<ltu,.\lea<lanolbringtb..irfrifoud!l. be ht'J.I a t )lt'yf'r'a Hall. eon.rr lfe t1"l Al'rtul,. auol T ou..-. uob SUHl: The , III'!XI II"IO"etin~ ia llouola." eveaipg, Jul;r The rtgular n.~tiBJ! of t be I t TIM:loralll'h " '""-•Y :\lunda,... · (.'fllllf! llll•lmH'h ~~:et ac-qp.aint"'l. B loor 1rill 1j~k for Bnuw:b 1111 " I""" a ir m('ll"lia~:: t o lw btohl t otuf!-r o f B rigg. anol T on&11'111hla Wl"ol~·laye.-t'nillj!,•l uly ~ll.tl l'eoJOie'"~ial>.t I!"'"' bt•ld Tbunolay e•·,.Ding.l..ugllf' ..-aa a abort aioa, aoljourome111 !..•iug taken t o IPnol t he mee-tin~ of Auf~" oler the " "'1';.,,.. of thl" theroratrofYainaod Te utonla l'ark I• located Jnlt uorlh or H uruboldt Parll and egmp rl"" H<reral ICI"el uf U'e el, flllr kl and fbh (IQndl. U.tnelug a ud IJowllng l'a1'll\uniiN!Onthegrouud•••"·ell umanyutheramu&l!me n u . T h., mtdn e ntnnce to t he l!!'rii iiOTo 1-'lllmore A\'l!nue. juJt uurtbof Huml.ooldt P.rll. Ot>nl!~, t'lllmure, K Utica vr ~I un•u can "Ill take you dlree' Hl the park. ~;· ~~=================== a•ul , S"o. Auton1oh ilc ~!i. JOSEPH ROESC H mfoeb a t A lla n t ic H 111f l!lnd Semple Room t bl! llut H•ll .., t...t i•~. P--.I!.t.llo.lhe. moot b. 857 BR OA DWA Y, ()vr. l.uthenn Streel ont ~~~~;.."to - - - - - - - - - - :,:,.;,;,~~~~"':-·.;.;.. "~ '· -:- Seneca Turkish Bath �PUR..IIfta)w.&l.TBT~ BUPFALO SOCIALIST f'UBLISIIING COMPANY o-,-...J r siY.LpStn.i,:W&.or BUl"F~N.Y. IU.aTIM KIUSUat, """"-' l'1t41'X HD!Cil~~.~Wflaor w. IDIIlDif'IUm); ':"- P. CiosVI:;t.o-:"'N~.. ~:.Ptb$1.00per~,5Ck.l:zmoc61,.pt.,..,.loltlhura ~' Elltered:•~-c.a...rnaua-.11l!Mb,. lllt, al tbepon:ol!llc!tat BQJI'a)g, New Yotlr, u.o.c!erlhe A.csol Jlueb8,1178 SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1913 FINANOINQ THIS PAPER A lUll eompelled to dcn-:ote allltlt tiatt usd --~ t.rv to the prodaedo:a of 1realtla for otben t. onltr to pin a bah living for ldlbltf hal bard1y any ehance to deffiop his intelleet u he oucht to do. Fortunately, ·~towenr, U..e moden1 priDtiq Ooe tea.rna only br eiperiuee aod pn.ttiee. By preM aupplies ample meant for all who eu" read hill aeth·e partieipatioo in the Somatist monmeut to k~ the1nRhtlS informed oe ciUT~t atl'airt,. the worker IYFDa to uadentand the world in and pi.fter Jtaowledre e.DOUfb OD genen.J IUbjeeta whieb he it lirin«, and the lend~eDeie~ of, this l""~"'·'"'l•m 10 <.'llable. lh!!m to leam t? undemand the peat world. He lf'011'1 mentally and morally •• his 110so.::ial 1nonment of our timet., on the suue. of ·$1 intere.U 6))and; and he pin& a world of whit>h de~ndw their own future, and the. roture ne"':; motive. b• joining thote who reJl~t the or the whole hmuan race. And the .c:tive pt.r- foN!moU tbougbta and endeavors of our days. B e ticipation in thiil mo\'CII)tnt itlt'lt ia a meam of lr:arns to eurb his natural ~lfiahnell, whieh 10 !W!If-edue11.tion of 61111 maruitnde. ·often leads bim astray, and to aubordin111te it to the common interetll, of whi.eb his o~ inter~a for111 a part. He beeo.mea a aocil'll man who finds that he can beat promote hia own weiJ.being by working with his like for the common well-being ot all. S illt't: lhc RppenrKn ee of thix prq~r. a year Rgo the pKNt 1 h11.,.,. 11t1l •·KIIt..'< l upou o ur "uhl!4!rihenJ for hl'll'· Once we pll'R for 5UIJtwri pt ioll!c when we wt•rc in 1hc mitliil of the hig- ~trikes whidt took phtet• in HuffKio, bccltllll(' of the whid1 wc w••r e for•·•••l Ill me1•!. and we nrc JltOIItl lo uy, t.he mcl wilh hf'arty llll pport. :\el'tr lnt\'t' tn:• EU~kctl for money. ~n tloultt tUIIIIY of m1r Muhscrihe~ little dreftm of whRt it iu tiutt• ftlltl mout·.t· lluriug tl11tt pt·riutl wlwu C\'t·ry w<.irker waK strugjtil· fo r 11 U~·l!('r t•hlllll't' lu lin. 1111d ··ou~itlcring Hll things, pullt•ll tltruugh ' 'l' rJ· ert·tl itul<l~·. Wt• hn,·c nulltiu~ to regret for tit lnOII<'Y 1\'t• .<~pt•llt , for lht: tt'llll llll will lot• t•\'t•riHIItillg. ~( oro• WOrkill!.(lllt'll IIIII) WUI'kiugWIIliiCII hlltl lhtir C~'Cll OjlCIII'd tho· o·Xiiii\'IU'I' of till' t•IH~ 11\rlll!'l,:'l<• in tht' pA.'II f (•\\' IIIOUt hll iu tht· i nf HuiTnlo th1111 iu Yt'iltll lwfor••, n tu l we nr(' coucdlt.'(l enough lit•\'t' th11t th+' HnfTnlo :OO:o~·inli~t hn>i ht!t'll tlu· l{rt•HI mt'ilium hy 1 thi11 1\\ntk<•ning )ut~ t'tJIII<' 10 pHil.'< . lu our li:.dtl fur !Itt• wurkittl{ (·lu!O!i Wt• ht\\'1' ]'ln•·••tl ounwl · :ht·l11111 o f iiOIIIt' uftm r fnruu· r Htl\'t·rtiH"I'jl whidt lll<'flllll some 10!<.!1, nml j•t•H•Ti•·ttl l,,· fo rt't'lt 1111 t o r·o•ly t•ntit·o·ly upon our "'''''"""'" '"'''"" ' " ' • li~ot fur &IIJ']'Orl. \\'., 1\'<)Uid . pr~·ft·r thi.<~ t·orulitinu if it w<•r•• t1h0111 . nnd tlutt ill whut \\'(' t r.'' In dn, 1111 llllllo; · Wt• will o·tWihll'l 11 ~ ll'llit..t"ht lit..t"ht 111-!Ailt~t tho· nn Hth·o•rtiMo•tn•·nt wi ll '"' ti<"CI~p!t•d whio·lt WI' ;:,;: ·.~ :.: : .: ;,·~:·: : ::i:·;,.: :~;.'.:~: · ~:;:;:;: · ._~;E:~:~.':·;\~::::·,~:::::::;:;:,:::·~~~ ., .::,:7::;·:~:-:~:~~·~·:E:::::::~:: ,)nth(' lrit·k. II i~ ulwu~·~ tho· pt•oplt- on tlw ti ri n~:: liut· tlmt 11111111 b e natur~. . •!l•)'•·:tlo·•l tc. 111'>11. It ill tilt' ft·llnw tltut t•Ru •lo iiOttl<'lhinl{ w hen it is . Fo!a r k...,.t,. . mrn In Lt.. ,.,, wnutt•d thut w e mu~'fln.~k lo t..t't'l tlw joh. y., 11 II'Httt thill PRilCr, onake. rhttt: Itt :~:::.'1'';~·· ::·~:~::. :,~R~~I't• it to ~·ou. HU it i.~ up to u~ lu go•! IOI{cthcr nml ~~~.•t•i~:~. ";,' 1 h ~ho:;:•:..:: at 011 0 thrru. worn·oul 1 11 f:l'o•r y l10tl,1· is •·r,,·inl" fo~ 11 tlltil~· ··clition of till' Buffalo Soeialist wnb l'toblo..nu ""'' r~:fir:;:~~~~~,::~~::.~~::f;~.:~:~~~~~ ~~~~~;·;: l.t-:T f:\' E HY ~l ' IISI ' Ii i iiEH liF Till~ 1'.\ l't-:n S E~D I ~ ()~t-; :\'E\\' sl ' ll~t ' HII'Tio :\' Til TilE BI'FF.\1,0 SOCIAl. IST Till~ \\'EEl-\ ..\ .' \II.\ It:\ I I.\' l~sn: IS \~SI ' HED HI 'U I ~n TilE ( ',\)f. 1'.\l f:~. It \~ IIIII II tliflit·llft l 11~k ttl ~o·J1 '""• '"the"',.,.,,. who nf'<'•l • " 1" ' 1" ' 10 10 '"'.'u .ut.· ttu nl. · Ollt• ,<'t'/11').1 t•ll rd tO t his )'IIJII'I', II I ~~ ,;~';''~;'::~::~;,!,:·~~ 'i~~~.'.'~..~~~'ti·~~·l ::,',1','.,~~~~~ ::,~~~~::; ::·;:r~·i;~·i:,'u!~:.~;:,:.·::c':::,;·.,::;:.... :;:Im•><•l ··l~~,.,~ ,·;.~ 111 !;~;~:·:: ",~' ;:•,r ~~.:~~~,:;!~t~·~·~'~~ rd , f llitwt.. rs. ~>•k·· ., lu111.1 i i llltll"•·lf . [It> thili fnr ,l'llllr~~·lf. it ;,. 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IF IT.IS 69 YOUR StJIISCitlPTION D.PIRES NEXT~ BOARD DENIES MlRKINC ClASS CHILDREN USE Of WADING POOL of tbr. -.,., ]'laut.o u:!~~.;·~~"::'~;~,.;~; Police Drive Chlldrm Away from Pool on Fourth to , .... ·li..:omto" ot ,." of July Because of New Rule: w hlch Says that it Shall Not Be Used on Sund.o.ys or HoUdays. Tile P. .k Com mi,..iontr11 of Bulh lo 'inJt pool for tbt ~b olol r~n. Tb,. only to ban~ the idea tt.at "'bil<' tb~ ! ·lay~ wlll'a a work ..r ~a" oa k" bu ~lui· .. Itt ".•~f•_l ~~~· tile ~ity tb.,~· ~ ;~~;•.'".!~ ,'~:'·,~:: ~::;::,:::~.~~:~ b<' l.•lnun.l" .."''l for thf' ~u.. llt lall th,.lt .,.;kan.IJ•rofoun•l otor•loiii•• Y t ..w. Thi• io tr'"', not onlr that upon til~ ,Jay~ tilt r ll•l•lr.. n •hall l'atlt J),.l'artnornt, hut of uur ,. .,. not IK' JOiluYo..,l the liM" of til~ -.·a J ing .A,Jmini~ttuion. Only a f~.,. JoOOI. J uly ~tb io of ~"'''Pf' " lrlfa l hoi· I.MO tbr C<HulloOII (;oun(il ,.,. ida~· •~•I. •badH I)( ou r R,.•·olut !onary ar•p•O!•riat.- 6 •·• bua.t r... l dol· for<'-fathf'ro' h.,·t t'ri.fay tllr •r- tadon t~ .._,.~"'"~=" ,,...,,.,.,.. in the -.·a• wito•U••" ' at llunoOOt.lt !'ark of Som.. of lht aJ.krruea j'lllk'!- o!rh·in~ tilt' t lllloltf'n from th tbe .. ily rou!.l aOI a«on! it. wao\in,.: pool, .,.h~re tbry ha•l jlODt to WtNI perf~tly "ll'illiiiJ to 'I'" .e<"lltf'· •on•~ olla:ht rt'li.-f from thf' beat. I "ro'"'"'' O>l.,o00 10 huild a .,.,.. bome Tho dolldren of tho~ wnllh."" .,..., ., til· e ltJ!bant at the Z<lo, 1.11<1 th..y joyln~ lhf' r..ol lm•••-" an•l batblnfi! u tba rli'mu •bu tbty aJ•pro•·~l )Ju•kokl. tbe Tbouooanol hlu<lo or th d i,..ue of tiS.OOO to build a ..t11lo- -~ho.-... lout lh do ll.irf'll of tht' work· l L:&I>IH'ri... haftlileJi•tiactiooot.,.cm· · a br.rg.er propor'tioP. of <!llild~u •~l~ome to J oe &lh l hia gang of other kilhl of m&llttfadure erw-oo, wbo compo.e tae rear tbrM tutile i~.Jutt~ John Coleman, aad ut u Ilia nd llilk. Ai'«>rdina to tile tycopba11ta. &IMtla oo Ca11oiag ud No doubt tbe article io t ile ~..rryehiklrf'IIDWII• J>re.. wuautbori~bytbe mon tbo 11,000, but wbid1 ttate.l that tJ.ere would I OUd J..abor Committee llef!•l for bol<lioa n el~tio11 tblt wbetbertJIYU.oottooklwu intii~Pclrt.ouKII--tbereoevull.u '"''" 1"'« "("\bo 00~""•.1••1•~"· - ''~"P"'I'''· J~·~~",'-~for t br golfo:r. at tbe 11ark :.:~.~~;a:.::ae;~:.. ;:~~:\~'·,~.. :.~J;h\0 ,: uamJ>LI! of the "ll'ay 111 "hir b lid alonlt•l by a ,liJ> Ia a wao;U og poo\, lotat~eon"::n~:::7i~";;',i:~·:: ::00"~ 0; ~~:e a:~:~:...:~,.·~~ :~~ .~;~: example. The ro-rk ahoulol t... for in~ of tile IH.-Iaruion of lll•lepe11deau. and enjoyme11t of the t.b ouaan.ll 01·er i~ l'f't ent. o t thf' J>opulat io n an<! t hrir r,mme-, who til·e 111 tbi• d ty aM' waS'lwork""'· Tht1 vi~iaity, hut it 11"011!.1 apJ..,at ba•·t' 11o rej•rf'llt'llll t i•·e 011 thto J!l.rlt the l'uk Contmi""ionrn iut'""'' Th•• hoard ;, rompo""'' entltf'IJ' tbU it ~bouht be lltett'ly an ornan>tlll uf hu1inu1 anol t•rofn•iollal mflll. Tll..y for th,. autontobili•lt I O f..a.t the ir t'~..,_ rt!Jtrf>..,nt tbt ,.:olf,.ra anol 111.. polo J•la:r· ltJllln•·bcntlyinlltbrougbtbi.IJ>Ottion.,,.an•l •lonotjl"h-tanytor,.hlerat •o n therity. tu the thou•an•la of e hiMr,.n of t he 1..-ll<'llt•l at llumholdt J>..k if a .,..J. •orking daflll. . .,.,.,.t, I\IW""•ru•" UST Of KNOWN DEAD BOARD Of ARBITRAliON ADJOURNS FOR HOUDAYS 1 Of HUSTfD DIMSTER CONTINUES TO CROW o atlll•quMtloDlt uf" )hay uk "ll'bO OWI.I thfl 1llk ,,.,,,..j 1'oOf•bo'< tr1 of Pat.raoa l A m.,.t IJUt'ltlonaad oa•tllatl• 1 lalol!.IO!lt:••l. The ottlkfu aome t ime ago Jl&rlllllal"f'l.llptln N!latlve ahov• J>olnt. Tlla l'ftU it• of the " ' " Nllllt lo. .t t..-.1 1111111 a re ownfld l>y flrit.iab rl•ll uphaliua. l"re.Atklllu ud hlillll IIIla £ rnt'lt Rylfl I I 1'uia eonttonlaoaw b!JJ•IaDta, blf~~Ht fOIICtt ll lu Paleraou, lbt •aaa eorporallon, la tiOI!II aated l t OIIJIOflalt'.rlll.l.ioiii.I U.i•ltal\ltl. Wlflllooa .. n ""''"'own mill• ll<oUM !11 t'nn"', 8elfhllll llld Qmo"Y·i '.'""' A lar1e number of •Mail kDOWD a1 f•111Jl,y llbO\... Je-.., wbq ta.ke tke h• bu•diH ud ~tU tlo~lllttt and Par::J~~0;'oj;r_SSoa~~t~j!x~ ~~~~:!;~:;:,:· ·:=~:.:~=::.~:·;:~:~~:·~~: ATIEMPJ ON UfE Crowd Ever Gathered on Such an Occasion. An-dr- :\fae.Britlt', Ia el..-ced a• ,-orb-,- tilt votH of (.'athoUe work· M:Na. 111<1 Ill a11 lrl•llma11. He baa • I.JlJ'IIl"tJ"t: of tile l'oliee Boar<laad Ill 1llk lUll 011 tbe ..lilt'. Tile~ id ot J>Oii~~t~ i• Joh.11 Bimaon, u.lo.111aa, wllco I• an A. r . A. .•u I hi~ 1 ',,~-~~~:a '7:':!~~:..::' ~...~~~ Of SOCIAIJSJ "~:;~~;,:;: ·•;;:;;":: SPEAKER wtary "'ay homeward IUhl if __ to mH'I lo im .~011 "ill_~~, ( By E:.htard II. K im n r , State Stoereth::,.. ' 8• 1~h:,:a:, ,!:~"~~r t••r ~iali•t P arty of w. \"a.) I ; -..,..f, it u a reli" of wh•t I!LA RK6BCHO, W. \"a.- The OJIC:II· t he t:uit ..•l Tradn • .,,, lAbor ing • hot lu tbe ••airmoru eoal-llt'ld eo11· rd IJIJ'IIIata the City Jo.lxo or R.tdtr-wllo lla,·ertallllll\ll totllf'ltt.· 'k:. ()!ro~~~:, -~~~ ~Dt:tJj'.": t~~ I of tbi• eity, ,..., cet a tab Ileal. trl"'k I... Qlllal-aa I• ·~kill$ of aitu.atioll at Pt.tti"IO!l wrltttl : llolltlullt, J>.tt raon lJ tloe ~r~o.r eortlo 1101 take a tumblt to Jll t ity hi tile t'OUIIIt'l'. E ,.tr,- 1,.,.. loa, wllet•r it ~ l~ll«P>an, docu.t t or« our politieal lfhr, J>k;uktaa, t'GIIIa\ploatr or hltlf'TI. to !lfolllbit tile 11.le of r~Un, ito bovopt aad 110111 oatriJIIt. • orb t'llti11'l!· . lt'tl tU.t a britt rtftftHI to IN T hiak of tile good tbat P>isb.t •loan "ll'itllt.lle lniiM,., tbt illtotkaa.i.t ia . . .te. ,· ~i:ttio~:~ .':~;~;;;';...::hfat::·S::~7~~ l'art_,-, 1.11d •·ie t im of Oo••trllor ll•slle lol'• drlllll·be&d r ourt Dlartial, wa1 It "II'OUid be- ri.titglo1i1 to u-peet tbe fired upoo lrom•aa olliu Ia tilt' l::lllj•ire of tloe ptOJ•Ie toda,. to vee- buildln,: 1bortl,. after DOOA la.t lloaall tbe praeti~a.l kl>o"ledger~iliteto day. Tile boll"' 41Tideatl:r wu Ired nh JI'I(IU II pal4 for, if DOt b,~--wh wuta~t• iL Wltea tM lima uplHit it •ill.-cop If ~ do •ot n....-. r+~d U yog do .ot rec:ei -re :rou p;pu •otit'T -... You 1*1* II wut 1'011. \G NNift np~ pa.ill ter u4 n i~ ~ -- �at A0~:oo:it~l~~:~ y!::'i fellow :.;.klli~!:'ord:~: ~·~=.~:~'-u·~: .. ~- ""''n~ '-" 'lir;.~;;,••;,;;;;,;p.;::tll\r.r.::::.';: ;;• w of Lolbo!. A ~ort UIJie falo ltro t" dor dukl .of a~iu-1 that .it waa ailo(ll i dod IKihletlung lo tbt i~~ tbrm.eh·e. for their ' r ononut 1 u\ride uae ulgbt by c:uulag bo• !bro11t. Hut &ftrr he ra""' to bi.o """""" frvm t he ~bodr. bringing h.lm out ,.( tbr tit n f ;..,.,,;t.-that hc!wu ;11 1M> wa\h,J out o f t he. bowpital and · a1ttd :~~~ ·:~:: ~~~~·~~~;:•::: •:;::;tm lu ::;:, ~~~~b'~?"m~•;·;nd:.e H,. thooo wau•lrn'\1 (>Ill in tbr ~rruu 11 .U Tht! dl'rh are r ....ri•· iu,: the he\11 ;~::tJ::·:~~u:g~f:::.:~.i~~.7; l1i;B:i::!ii:~1:f:: ~·~:~· ~~. ~:-;;;;~.:;-..;·;~~.-.i;;::;;;~· ;;.:ki;;~: I;.;;;.;·.,.· tfi~;:f;:;:gi<:~~;5~~.)~:;;~·~ ~;7~::~;~:;:~:,~~~;·•;;· ~· ' ~ in•11 nu.•· nn•l ..-110 tlwu I'"'"' a "t,...i~:ht T bN<' i• Ollf' Lip: atore that olljetta J'~"~•~t. frutn "'htr h hf' manal!:ed t u frl't' to ,.J.,.iro): "" S.turola~· night l.ut it lurll,...lf, an•l ,,.lr.inj.i a ola1h fo r tbe j thP dt·~h k~to\11'" thdr lmoin- they Wlll•lvw h~ jump<••! <•111 arul a jJI'• inl'ol an I """ u~r]~- rf'il<'<' r that ...... ,. f'OIIIf'llll.)' anlr.lo• a•ul ""'' tho• out~bu front hia of that tolra. 1t all •lfJ,..n•l• UJ>OII the t bruat 1Thi~ ""' wu .., olwp t hat thf abilit~· of t h•· worke,.. to gfl t ogt-tber aH u·uulol ron>!' uut thrnul(h tl1<1 rut 1 an.Jar t <JUICk arul <il'<'bi\'e. whrul,rrathin~: 1 . Tbp lluthnritiHiut· -''' - . , . . - - -- E. WEDEKINDT UNDBII.TAJa!ll Al'ID PmiBII.AL Dllti!crOR No.$ WALDRN A VRNUR &ODD Fll SOG JIJIGUT Stl "'"''"'''''~ .............. "" ... "" ""'~ MODERN CHIVALRY :~:::.~.;":,:"::;~::· ~~~.n:..::~"','; :~; I ;:::.::·;:. ':,. .;::·"' .,,, '· ;....~· ~ IN THE SOUTH :ccc:· ,•• ••., ..~"'< . ••, "'", ''""' \\' hil·· tbt'."' ha•l him in t iM- •traigbt ' !iitii~j~~i~{{!~~~~"··';_,. _, _,.-;c:-.;":_•-"~ : ._-·•"-· •lo,. ~"": ::,~:, ~,:;; :1"'1 :.:~·~~~~ tha ''""-' tlu nr. " Qll b."" Uuo~o: 1 ,;:: uf tl>o :;:·,f.'l!I"''{"-' "nt•a•;~ tblll ,,,,., a • htll \t !><to •h!T..t'nl 1'11" -.."' :~~.~...~' ~~~·~~~~~t~:d 1-:;!~~~j.~1 ':,:1 1 '""' 1IUntcn l<lt\ wu Mr l!orl!'aD 1 ''fla#.." ~-" .'o....~ ''"~~~~~ b:~ -~::1·:~ ,'::.:.;,h~; the h " I <tnt ""1:111 I•> J,.. run '"~' an• ol• , 11011 lha :~;:.~~;:· ~·.: :b:2..;':,:·;·\~~~~~: ;•J:, 1111\l::l:l ,':.. "~'''"' t ..' \\hue Ollf BIDj.ilf' rtot If Joe load lt-fl --" -~-o;- ~:h11 ~~~:riD I >lotJ'D~~~~f ~~~~~ ~:~;~ 7!~71:!:.!!~~~:;~gn:]~~!t~f~b;:: \lo•l of !It~ lull "'' '"""1: , 1 ~1 ,b1t 1N>II' -.; '""of tl/o Lui wtould tk "'"'"~" Dll•l ~Lildr.. ll! Tlo·•· "I•<> hn••· In work I~ hun,. n •• 1 ltf':lrd an nniH<r in unr o f thew ,J".' : ·h• •" ""'k, "h~>< tf ''"'·' · lm•l ~~~ noil1~ \ft>t~i11~ ek-<t'n hour~ b~· 11tj' anti [,. .,, 1~·11• ·~··11'!11 • ,,.,.1 .._,, t he II Uno<.. " 'onlol ):I\'~ Tl"> ""t>•h i>UII '" thl.' ~~~t••·llto fn"l ton•h-~ h<>u"' !J~ Dij.iht, J'fll)' tO QD<l tlt:r.t ll<'ttcr u·e IH.' •huwu <lllr Cull <lllt r . •b the word• f~l! from hio lit"'• I I"<>Uitl not hut thiuk \•n•\ :IINII io 1111 that DU lll~"'ff 10 that l'll\J'~f WU '""l''"b ' " tho• <'UUII t r;.- 111•1 • l ouruioj: "'()('{ull,r Ul"f'ill'<-1 iu--bi8 fllllf', ' ' oh·~·,.,-,. '" ''"' •·nuutrol J...ut• ut fi•·l· and the Dfii.D 18C1111!T one yur $1.51 H-ero.Jar price: OALL OFTH£ OARPB'NT&:B ......$1.10· BUJ'J'ALO 800U.LI8T I TaU!..... 1.00 t.tO Tt)C.ll .........................t ..._ .................................... .................... U O PlU oo~'::~;:;;·;;i;;;~d';;ii·;-···-· BUFI'A.L.O 800141:18T,.It W. Bq-k1 8t. , Butl'•lo, N, Y. Naa~e ......: ..........- ................... ~.......... .. Street II:- No. ..........- ...................................................... Oil y ..................- ................................. SlUe..- .......... _ .........:. _;;,;,,;-;. I W<Jrll 11011hl not bt\e 1~11 .nnebedl· .:··.·c:"';~ ;; ·:;• ;;;:;: ;;;:~:~; :·~;~f : :~i:~:ti:.i~ ~{:j~\ iiif:\(::l~:.i:~i~~)~~~?;~;;,::f] ~~fi~t:;~~{~~;·~.~.~ ~ The :::.7 '".,';'":.,:~t: .•:~:.~~,.~~~~',,.·\lied lr: -;,: ;:. -.:-.-.-~,·:· · �Jl(ll'tait bclll.- IIODI.. • Y!U be ol~BII.8'aJoa.Nt• Braa.ch~nto erTe for ud ~ loc:al b,.. and ~p.u. t CJ tM Cu.us.J MONSTER-i SOCIAUST - ' u.e PICNIC b\... &nJ ..gatio. wiU b. Heeted. ~o -a tM . _... m P. Buill., ~ of xon - - -- 'fO on or 'rJm SL.A.VBL :~::-- _ ..--;::c,··=,._• ~~~'7U:.t !:m"'~ 8~~:~-~~~:;, ::dr~;~~ ~~~~bi;0~! a na111~r are UIUiip.ed. Wber1 r -ible ore io•·e.tipte, bot witllout tile 11a111e to bt'e J"'''I' TUWll. : , qe ue ill. ~io!!:; ~~~ No llld• u4 . - - . . otMr :;-~~~~ Kat'-ath! wu .a..,.. ou Mort •it, raby dar tMt il ~ ~-.i~!'~O:.~·= t w tllo ~r or I&Ur. tella Ill~ pod. wioJe.. tratll., alld lllra J>IUIU , bnlrtl· · bow lulppJ ..d ladepesl· we t OII.kl all be it Wt paL awa:r ti!.Oe a IIIDotb," lelia Ill lao• un a elllne IM!It·~l, orQT, ~·· ot tbe borly jiDlilit. " " tbo (irl •bo 8t'&. f l ,OOO peT :ri:u :" lfiu lA•lt ean te ll •ltetker a •o~na11 Uow raa.ay eara tllat a.11101:1111 f We Ill a aa l'e r or oot, jUM fro111 tlte way llhe ba re no ataliat ica at haGCI, but we ln1ow wal ka, wlllr ll we a dmit, Ia soi11g .omt. tht Tery fe w •o<nea booU::eeru-, ~~eboolteaebe,..tralDtd lluNHotothen u.e tnjo:riug '-1 par , average tbat •alked alllllt; Ia 1 dtollJIT 10rt 11111cll, ud If 11111.1 the well-t,.id Wlllllfll .,..,. ~~;t ~llee;:;,~"':; ~~~~:; :=: ~ of CWtaco, .at t~t '.:ut~ :::~~t, ::,.''::!: ::, feu 1 i11tliute d tloat aile laad DOt &tlllJ'I· JltNtDI&II of d t pt!Otient WOQitD Ia •J"alf'Dialif aar iap J>lan. ticabl}' deer-.! b.r tlte N.v ia g ::~rl::~':; O:.:~~~on;';~~~~~·eb:;: toeriq _tl• State of Nes York toiDt!tlliDIJ wonb wllile, tOiae ' " d - u • :~·~;.~! p~~::~ .:; lq beltt.O. the apirit of o 1:!-JIIte't "; at tbe to...- of Briep Aq11oe ud bot, prrUJI'I, ICIDNM wb~ ..t:d doe. 8treeu Tbv.rtday ""a lq, aot tlltll bt. .k at tbo t!Pt of t:wo,.. Kr. &mat-d Lt a ve ry ef•. of ill"~ ua work oot t b'e proble111 of i.-Jr::er aad· aU readen of tile ltow U,ey quld N.ve tht "eTea Bod alitt in U. aiw-tnide p;... 112.00. " _ DTpd to be prewat &.ad brin1 l.lJ-LewU,. bo,.-e\·e r, apparently ad· frieadt. witb tbrm.. • T bt 111eetia1 ;:=:.::::;.;.;;;:::=~:"'::"':~': ~:;, ~~: ;,:7;:;~b~t~:'~~ ~~~ ~~~;==· ~ria~!~~; N.w ~~~~~~~~~; l:"":.:e; b.olal1nyaimaghiedwll-.z~we coonirrll: from a loai dar '• 'II'Ot k wmw. r. olia8~~c:r;,:ir udtr tbe a.- or .eml u1 your llalllt. DODfGa OF nt£ T. P . 8. L. A &pedal meeli•l: of tbe Y. P. 8. L. ,..... beld on To~oy, July 111, ud ill •l•ll.e ot tile inn nH beat, tbere 11n11 a lar3'11 auerulanct. Tbe m~ting ttlled to tl~t dele,gatn to tbe eoanatiOn a nd a f tt>r tbe USt~al ::~~a~:~:,':~~~:.s:•deraon, Aa tbe wntlor.r bu been u ou.uall.r wa rm, it waa .J~i,Jf'o.l by t he exl"C"uti.-e El'er:r member 11f tbe Boelalillt l'arly t.OQ\IIIilttoP t bat the mcct int: 011 J u ly JOtb urpd to ..,bltrlbe for tiM M'll' ot6clal be bcM on t lae rllraer of :Ua ia a a ol :Uoof tbe Soeialiat !'arty. " Tbe hawk al rffla, iaSin•l of In Fran klia 8111lder," tilt Ja.t i»ue al11u .,... Hell; u pru·iout ly arrugtd. A. ;ro11 tbe price of a :rnn ..bacriptio11 J•~bllbly kuo,.., tbe •Joea kfor of the e n!.D· and SUMMERNICHT'S FESHYAL 1or benefit 'ampaign fund •.. at ... Teutoriia Park SUNDAY, ·JULY 20m3 Games Bowlh:tg Two Bands Daoclng M :m~~~~n;~·.ftreOd~; .~:~· ~~ ~~~~~e 0~o~~·\:11u":.~-~=•";; bJ" Deba aad B- U. The htatjJ him ..-iii.,Orl'l... he on ba nd • .nd Builder" It publiUed wetld f; 1(1 thllae ot ;rou wb11 ha\·e 11111 bH11 110 ~n-aytartlll~riptionf.;>rfortuaate•e •lllal;r, "Pilu •t =iN it.· • b1 tallillg 1111 the -l~al :i! W. Eagle StnJ1. • ~ T bol hutin.-.. meetinJ; will be bf'I.J as n~nal on T bureUay ,,.·enia g a nd .w ill be u t b(lrt • •f>l*lible. .o\fter tlle· buaiaeu il olillpllH<Iof, the league willaoljourn will tpeak at So- to the atrce t ~~~~eti"l!!· ,J;:~ ~~1111:'::n;.~~~ Co~:~:. ~~e-::.~~~/:~e jo~~:l! ::: (.,._a '• l«ta~ a DOOII day \'. P. 8 . 1... It you feel t hat you ·a~ too will M held In t rout of t bt oi.J to e~iatawithth~ youugfolk•. r bllpe a t noo11, July 16t.li. join aa;rway a nd help t.liem by ]";ring ba.-ebHPmade tll hare •I~. 11 i• t he ;rou•!!J-I'It llft o.lay f!l'. fllia&"w::IIJ Qber-ta~tiM~t;..., willal--d"' paa rcob f rom •.lao noon,.·ealth. an<! u11leaa you _!~~~~~i.i~G:~~~:~~:;;,;.:;~:~.::;::.;:.~~::.-;;:..F=:..::,;;t-~~?~·~~~~}~:1;:~~~~eort-~ 1"~1"" ud \'tllliull StrPet t o aad Nottll O,Jta, •·ia Bailt>y aad Lort-joy. Strn t. ltart in,g at ll. , ha•·t for It, tb~,-. .. m be u nab lt 111 M>J>t tbf J>rol>lcnu ...b irb will a ri&t . thf' lt a1ur. work f or tbf" if'I!(Uf . t bu• br l]' ip tll ia gloriotU work of u t lou for rma neipation. amODJ; I n la~t ,.-...,k ·._ Buft'a lo 8-ofi•li_. Reftrrndum f•uloli~b•••l 1 IDI.ol.- ~:i•·ifll( tho! 11'ff"tt"1Uiu"' i• oa thr .luf' ~11 11>]•8 \.ouJ:_ht b~· Ml,.h to the ron~t ituliun 11 pro- the llr•t ~ill month, of tbr . ~atio111l Commit tl!oe. \"otf t hf" ntm>ht r o f .Jrlrgat ,., to t hr Augu•t 8th. All balloh ~a•t t •ollHtlitto~·. to wh ifh urh tb tr will not 1..- toUnlt•L tit l~<l un·l~r tbP !.y -la-...8 ~~~ d~tril"'t~·l for ndi<,olol••"'"-"' Thi~ ~&lioaal SPEAKERS GUSTA"' _A. STREBEL -OF-8Y.RAOUSE - BLOOR ELLA OF DAYTON, OHIO .Jidmission IOc. Strip of 6 ficktfs SOc. Te~atoala Park Ia located JnU nurtlo of Humbo ldt l'ark a nd eotnprl~• par kaa11d lbh poudt . ll•neluj: ~tud u.,,.·Ung l'a .. lllooaareoutloe ~;ruunda at"·eUa•maoyuther amuatmf'nta. The ma in t·olrauce co the pa rkllonFIIlmuro• A ..,.noe. J un north of H umbold t Pnrk. Gco~-. ~·mmure, E. Utica or 8 t ol otrr tol c an " Ill takeyou d lrecJ to thepark. aeTen~l ac~ uflrtoe~. t �BUFFALO SoaAusT PUBlJSHIIIIG COMPANY . SJY.E&pser..t.:-a=...I BUPJfAl.O,N.Y. MAilTlN Hlltsi..U, ,._.,_. ..... K!Cut~~-~3rd l'~ba Prb $1.00 W. Jf. CABv.;'-~N~, ,_,...,,SO.: lb. JDoaAho, p&J.W.Ia ad~ Ezztned U MODtJC1-elut !WI tiM' Jan• II, lilt, . , the pol' ofl.oe II Baffllo, Ne.w\'orlr: , UDder thi'Act of Kareh8, 18'79 SATURDAY, JULY ll, 5913 SOMETHING GAINED A l t hou~b tht' Strike ..r t he 1\e parlnt(·ut s tore •· lt.'rk.~ '''11>1 11. fnilurt' to tho• o•xto·u t thHI the workt>rll hR\'t! nul rrRiitetl the llt.'t!l"!!))i t y for u n i.. n , 11. 11d thHt l hty tllUIII h·· j:r<lllntl duwu 111ill ITI(oN- ht>foro: they i lllltlt•f'liiKIIt.l their l n ..- )OQt;it i" n in lif1> umlo·r t he c Hp itlililit .!iYIIIem, ~·et h' \l il h ! h ... litt lt· t·:fnrt nuHit· I•.'' tho.~ of th\·m t l,tnl b1tr.l tbe spunk Hml i nt;•llit-~·lw(• to m li te !Ill<! j..'ll ort s\riko•, W!!IH.it-rful thing~~ 1111\'e bet!J1 nn "OIIl]tlillhec\ iu 11 ,·,.ry s hurl tilil". :'\ot Gil ly h11~ th;• l'rio·c o f Will!~" J~.,·n ilwro'll~t'tl, hn t >'horter untl IH•IIf'r work ing , ..,n,\lti .. w; ••:r.: b t ull throulo!h t ilt' de pHr tment , f thi11 •·it y. \\"lwrt· umuy u f th•· •l··t•Hrtlnt•nt ""lon -.; w.-re poy ing frum :t".?..)tl t o f;I.OoJ Ito l~·l!'ill . l luos•· ~tmo· l'!lor t"!l now JlliY f;ti,OO "lnrt.-r. E n•n Knox '11 ; , nnd Ill o·•·nt >~l ,l't·~ 11r o• ,Join ~ thi,;;. T ht• ei~:l 1t·h<m r tht,\' Jm,. ),..,. 11 ): r nnlo·ol in <!lle of the 11torea. nl•nnxiou~ :i11!11rtlny ni!o!llt wurk h KII J,.,.n nh,Ji~h•~l h,\ ' a ll lht• worth~- of tlw u ttrrw. · T h in k ..r it. nil th i" t ho• diro•t•t rt.osu h uf Ollt' wo-.·k'll ~>t ri kt-, thnt. h~· 11 hoot!,\· uf wm·ko·n:- without o·xpc r iO'III'•· iu urguni7.Jttiun of what o·ou lol tun·,. J,..,.n ltt't•ompli~h••tl if Rll tlu· workt•r;; ,.,.1111' out HI t l1o· o·nil nnd k .. pt tilt- ~tnrt'8 o·lo-"'11'<1 unt il the we r.- o·om pell• ..l '" lo!iW in. th~i~e~~·,l.~r~~ ~~~~~:~;:~~~~~~ .:;·~~~~:·;~';:: :~'~~~~~-~~~~~~~~''"\:~·~~~~·:;·;~~: ·,~:~~: of 114'.,,,...,.n;.l'llicl o f thooso• workt·l">! hHI't' the c·,no·eit '" think t h;1t t ht•}' "11ro· ,.r ,linllr,v wor k••N . kno w of llt<llll' r.-.:o·h·o: ext nt dollar 11 l'o'o•ek who nt'lnn ll,l' ho·lio·l'•• thnt t l11·}· .Jo uut 1..-lun~or to thl' w01rking 1'1111!11. 111111 who u l wtt~'H ~tnwl r••n•l.1· tu ~C..:A B 0 11 t ho•ir fcllnw wo r kel'll HI nny mnmo·nl. 111111 .,.,. ""l\!1 1111 I'''""'~Jh~o <~~.~=~ ~~~.:··::;~·~~'~'t:~·,. '~';":,r;:n7~~~:~: ::.1'1;::.:;':;~;;d;~ i»'f-:::. /W~~gul~ ~~11t!"t. · th11t the1· lull't' " ~nl"'rior Hi>ilin· " u rn! t.h111 th<' hoAA nn\Mt hr~n• thdr r b' " •• • ~ 1 111 .dtie 1 ~t·rl'it't'S: whilt', in fHl'I._ I ~IO'~' ~rt' "1!1111 inteiJiflt'llt thlln.their f1'1JO~' :n~~~~~~~..::l, lll~:::e~ll&l 111 , ~n•rkt-t"K or t lwy wuulol J fOIIl w1th !11t·m a tul 111111 ma t er tlllly to the1r ..tlofy ~ ; 1 material an..t lm..,;;t.-rl• l 11 IIIL'Ome. . . . . . iaarna11Der111itable to ~i-lf. :.,,J lu~l r~~~~~~:;~,o ~:-~:·,:mr;:·;··;~·t u:.'u;~~~~~-":1<1•111::_:;:",~:~~~ ~~~::k;h:~ ;.e:.::"~~~;.'~,~~~··ery •••ge wr·r •· W! lhn~or to lo!l<f' a f1·w da,1·~ pny Ill l~t~er the~r contbi!OIIS. . llft , be ba• to • •·ery u.teal Tht.;;(' of you wl1n "'u~-·~1 111 aud :-s<.ABBED hnn• nothm~ In b.: lf ro~l the fo"" o( 11111ure aa<l ia pruu.t or. ui"tll~, dODii.,.nl. NO TARIFF ON LABOR lly ~;. labor w~i~~ ;,.~ .......... t.lo i Durin~ all t he t11lk u f tlw ··upit ~t. l ist p n-s~ ~tbuut tilt- tn r ifT on lllll:llr, tflligeu~~. 111111 by Ill• latt tligeDI't!, ••;•> 11• ·-•oli<y •·11· .. wt• hn1·<' ru·n·r nvt i•·•~l 11 11 uro l uf ··ummert l upon the J!r in- wiolf'n.-..1 the - J'f anti intrtlllletl <"i J•HI <'t<tnlllt Kiit~· . lubur : &t!lden,.y or Iii• lllbor. ,,.. ·outvrW T hi~ lill lll<' <'IIJ!Itu liHt p r•'"-' i~ nlwu_,.,. r •.,,.)_,. If• ~hout " for r-il-'lH'!r " •aly t b., '"''"' within llilu , ' "" • l.o ul uny work•·r . ur n tu nl ..•r .. r wurk•·l">!. wh .. hlll'l" 'll ' " 1.,. IK!rn ou tsid.- 111'1' uf tho: h.-••t wil buul. li t ,..n of I h i! pHI•' o f til<' \ ' u it•·ol l'>l ul··~. ·' "' t h•·r•• •·-~iMh< in thi11 l'OIIIIIry au luna,.,.• li>·f •• • n ,.,lu~•t ... t •nino• !; or~n ll i 7H i inn. I•H•·k··•l loy o'll]'i t u l i"t ~. ~ 11" "'11 II." tlw ~ ..·i<'l y for tlw l'ro- or•u•• ' " ,,.....,not ttul~· hur,..,., by i Jw •ll<oll u f Emi!-"l'lll ion . ..,.,. ..-it h tbf' t..-o•tly >l tu~o:.:lf' T lw ohj t-.·1 ,,f th is "r~:•m i1.u l iuu is to loritllo! w ..r k<'l'!! to thi.-~ conntr~· an•l ot...lt N. ""'' •.,uot.h.hi~t,.: • " h" Will wo rk •·ht'lll "'r tlutn thus,. tlu11 ur o· non\ ho·J·•·. :\1()1;1 u f til•"'"' "·hirl> ,.-;u •·n•l·l~ tunt I" '" ~ I lifr •·tu iL"rn nt.: n n· ,.~· u ro~ l fr••tn tlw ··••••••t r_,. ,J i~lri•·t ~ o f 1-:nrot"'· h••lou~-inlo! n f int<-ll...-tlllol '"' rr..-t , Bl....,noliu~: ' " whut i-. o·u ]l,~l tho· J ~·HIIlllllr.'. mul Hro• rt•u.-llo..) h_1· luring aJ,·ertiJte- l,..auty, ,.,,] l>r omnnl>l! ,.,·rr .-it II !1!!'111 ~ 1111d ,.fT,.I"l' nf h il.! 111!\lh' \ in tho• l "u it o·ol l->tu to-s. oym]oatl>y. Tt,,. J:relll ,].,,.,,.,.•• ul tl..- • orlol T ilt' -.to•ll ml<hij• •·••mt•Hili•.;. rt' ll) l u r i•·h hll rl'•""t thmngh thi.~ tlt'<'<'Jl· 11< ·1! u ud " n•·•· tl1•· t i•·k··l i~ Mll•l. thul ··nols l lwir ro-sjl< <ll~ihility nntil the "".. '"~'' ...,.,.trrf~ l ~>1•·•1• of ""'" .,.t hun>a~>i..-·1 ,...,.,r l' il'l im,. Hrt· dump.~ l out ul 1-: l l i~ J...ln ml l ik•· u lot o f t llttle. (i f o'foll rs•·. 11,.. •'M)Iilulist ··In"" 11'11111 IHIIIlr tlflmi"'-d f rL.._. t o thi!! ,.-~·• 11•1: l~t·lo· "' "ur d•y, t'"''""· ::~;1','-~':t;., ·:::::·,~~:~.·-· n1 h:\l~u 1 .:::.~· ,:.::;; 1 ,:a::;~l ~-~~ ~:: ;~~~ it~ll~ to ma kt! it .. :·::";:,!~;," ,.~, ::·:·~~~,.-n~;,:• ~:·~ 1 nl~:.'·;::· ,J:.~·~~o-~;~~r~·;:l •·;;~n1:· ,:::,,\',l·i~ .:·; ·~:;,~;-';hl;·~.:~~:~gt~~~~~:~~- 0~:~~~ ~-~n~:":~~.. ~:~;~!. ::~~~ ;., ,.:::••1..,.. lot• t ho· wor i,J liw uho nt 1111 n l'"r. T ilt· t ~ ...t Wo• 1.!1'1 untler t he ca p italist ••1.>1.-. ~~·~tt·ru in uny l'!'r' ." f t h•• 11 nr l•l i~ o·nou J,!h to on ftUd repnxhtN• ou r • Iii:•· ~.~1111,::; 11 A;~:,:·,~::;•·.,'{ ;:;;::,.·~~·.·;;t:·:~.,::.~~- ~!2~:~~n~yl::kr;t:t 1!:C':r' 1~~-~~;:.~ Man And His Ideals J•h.'·~i• Jih'. " '"' \\'h ilo· t l~o·y m i~:h t look 11 littlo· the 11·once for w.:•Jt r f••r ~otal iolt"'.lo • "' u... lon u tho• trip uno! nul •Jll it•· >~< • · ···hts.~~- " loo •k in~t Jtl< t lw nnt il"t'. y ..u will tin t! tlwr ••~ hl<ltln from A<'tual t h111 ull l h•· ~~···ru~-:,· tlwy uro· slnlllj:! utu \ hcnlthy, untl tlo not luok liS r10mt ~ U. f>.-1 in word• Wll r n un;J hllf.,"Jl' 1'11 11M''""'' ' of us who t• mi~ti'III L"tl a fe w ~·,•al"!l 11)11•. l hf~· muot t>f' li.-eol, in tottlrt to "'~~; ,'.~~~~~~;-r;:~.~~:~· ,;~::·:~:::~~~;;,:,:• ,:~\is]=~~~:~~llll~;~ ~~:~l~!~:~~~:~.::~ :~:in:.:..~ti:::t.;~u~o•:!tu.-; '\~,. .~~ i" '"';';"'"' ,,r of .!itit•JHi thei r own or uny oth;·r •'(lllllt r,\·. 11ml wht' ll tht'y nrrh·t' lwre ~.mt.l.. b.!' t ~i r nlf'luh•,.,.., anol by ••o l ·- - . - c·.-- ••c··llr•• f'ltA,I' pN>y ' " t ill' Ay~1··m . u n t il throud1 <:x plo itntion ami di r•• othrr mrao ... l •ll':l>b ~•nnol ~ lllf'ol 1 1 11 1 ..::" • tlt·Jntllltl thllt the mi litiu 1 ~· o·nlll'd uut to ~hout t lll'tll oluwn, liM in l.nw- ar;.,,.- lnll lW'n<'<! ou hi• • illiPLI: 1111d dofi•IJ('1·. l'nt ei'!!Oil 11ml B t!ffu\o. , ing. Thty on~at find llflmf kilod of maD••n ' t \o:t t lw tn f•KJI yuu witlt tht ir ta r iff t 11lk. ;~t ick to t hl' elaRS liuolion in • ,..., ·. •~tiont, or, if 6t ruggl~. ;, ·;- ~ . "' .• - ... .. .--~ --· • . •. are tbf iolf'al1 of • <'laM of 111en, ----f'r•eti.,. l oloing>t of tbi1 d11M. THE COMPETITIVE WAGE SYSTEM For i·ll'At• ;.. our .enlf' of rbe ~:~:;,~~~ ~~w;-h;r~~~;~i~::;·;~~ ~~~~~.:·~-~~:: ~~:~ 1f~, ,.~ ! \~~:··~-~~;~~~~igtl:~~· ·) ':~ ~::-~:n." 8 .~.~;~~~:;: ~~~.,o':.~:~ olu~;~~· ;n~-~~~·t!Jit~;:i:J~1 ul\ro~:~:~ ~~~~l'~~,:~:,.r,~~:fn~~~~~~~;~"-:!"~1111,,~'; :~: ~;"':~;::~t::-~::·::d ';d. tt ll .. ri~ht t~ow for t'\'o·r: und t'\'l'r, w~rl~l w~tho;Jt j·\11 ,r rght. eh 1 1-.,·,.ryUo d y ~ll l llifWtl . <>mL ~;~n::·~nl::::.:·;:"';h.- ~~~~;~~~=.:: J>l't'l'~ion ol tbe roonmou inlf~• wal!'•'~.:·tJ1,~~~ ~~~;:~·;il::;u;•lr11::~r i:':•·dr:t;:.:·'(~~..~:!s: i~·~ :~·· it,:ri~~~c0~~~~~: ~:~j:;~::::-=10~•1~~ n:~:f of - ~: ~,~:.:~~~:·!;~?~~:~,~~,~.~~ -;~'_'~:~:~~:~~~~;;·~':{~-:::~:J~~h:'l;::;~r~~';~lio~~~~~~~: :~::.~~;',.'~~:~,~!:~-::~;!,~;fi:: ~:C!:r~£~:~at ~!:' !~· ~t:"!~::· :!: ~~E:i~~~~~~:g~::~~~mo.t U IO· I·•·~·~•·o l (·Osl ':'f h r m ):'. Onr. ~~~~~~· rua~· h f•lp 1111 h·mpornrt l~·_. hut nut !II to r...e tM rf!aliti~ or prattlnt l :::~r:;l'~,,"'~ll~:~·i:n,;:,.";~';:';' tl~:11~tl~\:~ 1111~:::•,';.,•·~~rt::f~~:i~~:du~;::~: :,~~~~~~ lit~, if t~y •r• of ~u~h reelot.- mueture Wt· now li•·•· i~ ~;111'11 t l:ul it t'IUlltnl U..· ot lwrwilll'.. tho: .~~~:~i:::~:. ··:.~~~~~!~~~~~~~-~~~·-~·1hi~. ~i~.~~~~~~.~·~o~~~- 0t1:to:11!:~~~;~L~t\~~ ;·1~" s,:~~·~~~-"'~~~~;:l~~~~::~~:.~·~~~::~~~}:.~··~~:~l:g~~:· 11'~;~~~~~~::~g11~~=torl::l:.~~~ kt't.']'ill)!' t ill' priL't' cJ,~II t o tJ 11. lllillillll!lll. • · W h~·tht'r we hn\'1' ro-.·o•h ·o•tl u'i1 Hth"RIICC or not i!t clch'r mined hy t h•• IIIIIOttut of,good~ w~ t:flD pu rehas•• wi th our mon('y. I f we ,•an buy mnr e lor the Wll.gell we ll.l'l.' now tl..:o•i \'in~,r, the n ou r w11ges hnn1 Ueen raillf!d,.' if n o.t , t ht>n Wt' h~~tn• l!\'t-'11 ftk•lo-.1. . • Fti.,'tll'e 1t our fOI" ~'Olll"!!('lf. then yon Will kJ.!OW, MURDER WILL OUT .-\t Jut it look11 1111 if 8fltne o f the mo.:thud>< usaL hy tl1e Xftt ional A SliOC'iRt ion o f l l ur111fllcturenl will \)t' CXJ'IOiK't.l. It i!i ton hlul t hat lillCh nice p ublic 11p iritcd men 1111 Olll'itl :'II Purr~· lind J nh n Kirb.r, Jr., exJ•rt'Oiidt•ti t ami pret~.itlt-tlt o f thAt or.,"Jtnizat ion ~houltl b~ brought t o t ime . for ~~~i:l~:~~;~o~~t :~r:x~:•.,~~.;;.i ·~~~~!~~~~~~~~timon,· will be given the t'Ommitl~ whil·h i>l im ·o'fltigsting the • insidioWI " lobbyi~t.g, lmt .1t loob f ront the \' er,l' that w ho.•,·e r datefl to M Y a t:ty thmg d ..trmwm tal t o a uy or !he trtetl a nd t r th' memhen; of t he capitaliat claa will 1,.e set d owu u " IiaN" 1'11111 tha t will ht· abOltf all e.xCf!pt the f l"dd of t he lawyer.. - t>efo~ _s111r1 There i• no otber w•y 'W bat-•·er. mallnt h bot for tbtm-Gn An)n•·inr ible organiut ion Ia tbe d• y. · Or~i1111lly The Development of Government gol'trnnwnt, or .. bat •~ l aa..t more - •~iKe~, It• prooludh't nf'tfl l itll fund ion llat .,,..., , rem•i....d tDtlay ~111 hy tilal aa ....., ..,., I~ ocn·ut inerf!aleoJ 11110! 'Witil it lhf l.ttllnlullltlfiD !.llf11' il lou .....,.• ._.. tbe of the! l'f'OP~- Ito ]>O•n• 'tfl'ft' ,·t ry of wnlt~ in t" baaol1 ot tb<'l 1trong. •ll"n•J..or. t.m- wbo owDN or . lilllited, aad the frH>Iy anol •·ery tli,.. I'I'be ..eak ~- tbe e«1110mk tooh of. 1 ~' t•n a~•P"l me&o•. of P~ll<hon tiD~tly ut'r~ ..m uf the Jl('OJ!Ie .... tb<'l 1trong. and in or~ler to •ft!Jl tbe g.•·eo Pfl<:itty, and 1 ~ btlllne. i be 1111pn>b>(' l.n r ut the ...:u:nwunity, • """"'" toot. ;., ol>f'di~ntf', wt.o were by ..;-:~:;en;!~~~ ~!" ~~i 111 1 Ji.-lllg '••, nor. • ":tiltu o!W!, a 111• t~t tar mort' 1111sna-Ou. titau tMir U ]Jioiten, ~en! 11{ theg pro~rtiW.~ of ul!>tdt~tl not t.he •k•ll _• ntl ohl't''lf<i~eu ot 1111otlorr 1yrtem of go;rt:Tr~ment w.. Aeeli· c:ommunity II founoiP<I. Yet, tbe de•"eloj!lawyer• .:"·1 llfor.,......n.l jlldltfS ~~~ ID· <!<I, not t oundt-d 1111 Ioree, bt~t on rigbt, IMnt of ..,.iety .,.0,.1 IKI ead, nd u ttr)>ret 1 • Tbe l'f'OJ!lr 0\'fnl tbr Judp •nol thO! ba.Aie of t.bi1 •'!.'eoo• ...~ the IIOC'i tty deftk>JII', gtoo·erament wllt'- al10 u we_IJ 11 thr 111,. ma•~n., • nd the UKD· jltopnty inttfffl ol lhf .atong. Wl'Altby de•·elope. Witll S«iaii1111 'Wbl<:"k ,.,m t.i't. Jifl~r • bo wu ia tb!,ir bod•. minority, J'el!l"tWIITe.l,to .tbf! __..of tbt nut nage in the eeo'DOml~ \\ ar, bowner, .Je.-elotlft! • Je.den.hip nt t ile eJp1oltf<l u t be ina i•peou ble mf'nl ot oodety, gcn-tmmenc 1 1 1 :hi,~~=~1i!u":~ ',·~: ':.~..·::1 ia•l~:;:: =~:~:~,/f ~~~~~~~:::!.en~ =~~~ :::!':~ :~:;,:·,1•:: ..bor, ~ .., riH ~ 0 • tli•ti?~t d•. .gfd it. W roder • nd ~ 0.. di•J•pt&r, l ad with tbeln tbt d..,. rnon who •hd tbe fi;lou"i rep,_nt•tl'~ ol tJ.e - ?Uy Jl01".' ' poUtieal d ... agu ey, tilt 1 111 · 1 ol o( ... for the'"' of ~ r-plr d, of ronrw, ilad to be "'Pi10r1N bJ' thaw "'"" bJ' tMU ~bot A ppUO!<I tloe lliNn• ot lite ; ud t ,.,., 9let ~- tbe ....._d of I n an alln~hi;w:mcrt~ of ~ht Lito•ro~y Dig~tb~ info r ni..t ion that M •~ people, t~ perooul eu-tati.-e ow~ ha ,·e 90,000 lawy el'!!l UJ lhl!ll'Ou ntry 11 caUl'(! t o ou r atteuhon,-and power Lo )lfiiOe u 111 ""'· Tbu. flO•· most of t hen,t holding J>? tii ical o lliee. ~o wonJ,~~ we h 11n su eh bad '"'~' hiiiiiN f.b --'tr of tile Jl(<lplt. Ia •·~. T hey a re made w rtb the J>IU'J)()S(' of p roclncmg eaJJea. .U ltlbc dPtloped ~ be<sme mort I, - . I 1\tl, the rv.I>IIJ ~·a uplottUif tlaeel, 111d u .aeb """' protector of wll•t tboae t la- ~ laW aad ordu. •'n:lm • •rTa•f of the wllole propM f01't.ra~~ttt~l ~ deTelopN l"to an lJt. ltrlllllntt of d:U• nle. •'-11 DO -tw how Jllotk the f~ of ~t ~ b .-. dlallpd in tbt eowwe of tl-, wb~il b tl>e ptotmion nt ebu jnn~~~Ht ,.,m ap i• beeo- the 8 ,. t of tbe wbole people, "" l!"llgtr dl· .- ed into-t ea-., and it. tc&Klloo 'triD lit, aot to nile peojtle bnt to maup O...bto1111110• -~ al'lln •• far u tbrir at.,.e aad wOve - "" n t il ~ ment•l / iftll"l ~- ,. I bu a repntalio• u a rfftdl'l!ilb t :~u::''~·~~~~"c.r'';.., 00111Xt1Jf.A.KJ) Ca~lll:e ~ierre :p£AD ~.t.o t..llp.-la, . wu J>&i.DtiDJ!I dH.Iillg' w~Ui' I.Ddi&n the ~.:i. eo:.::::~·~.·;rv'~: :~ For t.be.e acti.-lll.. tlJa r.d Pari• "-rrtly. ' • ar., •bont to tab ~im luto tMir He took ail ad' aped tM 1 1 d U ' "' Jat ~ - . The hal eerellloAy ot l doptlon .W E::::~ • ~~IDe •D :;~;: 1•robabl1 take plaeca at tile o uo,..tlap tl the ~d Df tile Ia t 8eMI'1'•tioD, • nr Bynoe- , wlie-a Ofllll ~ ...otiatlou lo pari.., 11 e11111, U · • to 'Wftf tlJt orlt:lllal b di u - aeabero- of tM 0o till 1 11 · 'b1 lA-tfil B. Korp1, t.H ooe of- wko111,' vam:..-:: ~ '11 11 ~' J.ttl•nt Society, " w~ ... t. tM ~-of tk ptOple. • :d"::-:'. 't "'a::l1 m7 . . . . . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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' laagu~~ge e.-er 1141 with Injured and Dying Men as C'<lllvirted 1'lpdpg, t he )'niUn:IJllilln _ Wb, I Ilii, a ]Wifll; apirut biln, 1111! I Ia tanr ot tile C'Oane 1'iAgN, •~••·I;,,,. I"''~'"'' 1'0i«"ol, 1'Dii[IU lun~;ufil Tbe bonroll ~lftltrn,..t of the unoiH Mlh ;,. alway~ prelo~ol 1Ji the Cit; Coun OD t 'iiday la1t of .,. unpto1'olltcl u.:aun--oo a peaeefol pic:Uc on Mrilre u tbe Sterling t;lllj:lne Cmnpn1 d>opi 1111 X~pra Str~. Hobtr wu defude•l bf the a t.torn..y t or till' «~mp1111, aa<ltbe tria l •••• eplritrol •rul I'DIIoiUI'n!d OPt. T be ~~deute. b owe,.er , wu o•' l!r•Wbl!ln>ing t o J>IVfe t hat- t ile Ul!ault .,...~ apro1'ukd lhbtr WIJ llno:d fallit',a•••l tbe flll·r~"ion.a ll'i'U~tom... t tu t ra•le iD aiWIJI gh·,.n rrl'<lt!lll"f' aud a i'Oothinl{ l~·ttn <'lin ]>f' UJ~II"tl trn .run cunu• \.oeture t"'- wbo '' bOw ...~:. .,'i::~'·:. ~~.-~~',:.:'·::. ::.:·: ELLICOIT SQUARE " ~:~;::.~~.:·!~~:~b~:. ~~~~·:!)!~:~~~ WORKMEN STRIKE · of whom n~ ~xJieet~ t o '' '"" i na tuully ,allo lfortho~ 0"''1\t'r~ ot'l the miU.., heu,.llt no on" bow i ~ h• l' l"'""'' • but 1111 llio·l~ ~lun~· rwot•l<:! ha'·" t.c..<11 woru!~i•r IHO! anoounee.l, " ' bicl_l whit ;, tb" troubl~ with the do!xator . ··" ·;.,rk ' o.riag the way for the .eni~~ in th" - t:lli~on Square than that tNe famili}'S of t he ,Jay~. Alo<>ut thrN> wHh a~o the ena ~;~t olO"al by the •trike, will loe ,J,.fute.l in c11111 o f gin<N!u ••n•r·lop:•l th<'r~ m••lf a •ltmaad f.Jolrit a f organiu.tioo will go • nil• for olamagn. for an inn.. ue of Wl}:t'~ to forty <:<"01..11 I ··· m~efo'~~or Uter a Jbort time th!' ~~<1:~. '':~~~ ~;t~b~:.~~~~~~::;:.~; !';;11!;1":·b.,~n•:,..:;~::.t '!".,~~~:~"''w;: •';::.;~i;,,~;:::.'!:~.;:::.~ ;~ft~~~:~7.,: ~:; ::un;l~~l ~~~.~!: ~~ ·~.:~:r.~:~~~ L;~;;.::~~ ....- •::: 0 lpirit, Jlad l lt hOUJlh the bo- the aUI>I.Ort af theH hmilltll until t he h••·o wan, they ha•·e 0 111 ,. chil.!ren • re •l.ole to t11kecu eofthem· aleJl towudm their 0.,.~ sd•·~ i.o. anothrr thing. We ha•·e leu ned that men worki ng in • a nol aroUth l the mill n:]>ect e.J eome thiug Hitto ry ; 1 ,.,1~uing ltli'illf daily in of th kin•l to hat•lw:n, uul ha•·e eom· , )IJ.OO it, ;vet no olouLI t h""' "'" " wonlol.ba\'f! .non found them· out of a joh if they d ate<! lo ll:lJID, went out in •ympAthy with the n~.u nn•le r him. Shl<'<' the ttrille wu oledare.l the .-amp•o;v hat a ll'er...l •• ine rn 1e of ••Me- to U5 Jler monO.. hut the nlf! D refilM to return to work uoln• the eb ief engineer, who 1toool by th<'m, i• ~einlllllf'ol. The 1token are • Ito an urike. \'ery poor l<'f\'iee i. be ing gi••en to the t eoanU, ..·ho Ul ..~:};:t~~·:::. ~E,:~:i:.·~";: ·,-.,,W . W ,r;-O "R ··GAN ··· IZERS m... are the h••et of a few wark· to the profit .that ~omt .. re•l • LEfT TO STARVE • • be J:roonol out of them ! Prot!(" to e11try oil' tho: .loot woulol '•••• mo.,•·y, ' "' '"''""' ;,. "" · of JlfOie<:t ing tbto li•·..,. of t he ===================•!:," ,:,,.:"..,':;~:;••:~·e ..;:~~,':., ·:~:n~;~~~ - Sent A~~r~:;: ~u:~:::~~ ~F •=•"' LABOR COUNCIL AN .ACTIVE BODY Of MEN .••, "" •.::.·:. :,":..;~:·:. :~;'..~:: ...~.'2~; ':;:;";,~~;;;,~~'·::!"';;,!~ tbnt thry "'" mll•le of ~"l'"rior day lte· co"o , • ..,. ' '1'1'"" •• b• ;, • l~;•i•• Tho folio•;,, of i• ,.;,, tn olirtat•·· oninthe \\'e.~twllf're theotruggil't!Qft ... Trn mro ..·ho hD•l J..,,,,. in tho! lmihl· workt>.. ha\'i• IIC'<:(Inl~ ttnl'(' Uocorird !lVIII In~ wb~n tbo• ,.,,,,..,,;.,,, I><'<'UTf~ol Wft{> tht ~..w York Ca ll: •ho• __ h aoiR lltbrirhnirl•ln"'"Or lourne•IOif, uf tho••mrkufurjo,,.niQtil'ln~in):o'lln· Eighty-five Per Cent of Union Men Represented I:.~::., ..~:·~i· th:f ""';;,:h ';:!~~:~:· hu!1~;~ ~~:o:;;ln;?'.. ~~",:~/·t...~·:.t \:·h~ :'f11..1~~·,. at New Council- Losing No Time in Taking ~ ~:::.•."."''' hm.l all.,,..., th" ""'1!!.!10'· .,;be"~~';:il~'~:~·~f:::;:;•:~.;"";;,~,~:.~ Up Questions Pertaining to the Welfare of the It;, hi::h ''""' t hot th··. wnrk<"r~ of Urn..enuttwoorJo:llli~I1'.W..J.I::<Irorth Working Class- All Committees to be Elected- ;.~:~~~:·;:~·, ~·;,'o~ :~::.:~:: ,~:·, :~;;; .::: ;.~~~;·:·~..~~:~.~_:t ~:.~ tt~::n;i~h7: Fourteen Unions Corning in Next Meeting. ho• J•n>h·•·w.J. Tbu Uull'nlo Soo-ioli•t hu mi~ !rom lwrc lw!ol1! they "'~rt allowed \\'Rr~<o•ol our dt ~· unkial~ •~1oeato•olly ot to mRkc a l,llnding. Tbf'J an only ~up" •'R ih·I UJ'"· oucb •~ lh•· ·ll t'llj.~fi'f Co. plio~! with one olay'• t oo.!. \ ll otd t ...ing "'ithout Tht' :• \' i~:iho.ntl'l',''all or tbt'nl pl'1)min .. nt • · patrit>t~.·· mnrrbotol to tbf' l.ouildiug h•ntoon of tht' l'ni!.,,J Statt'~ ·li~tri~t whrr~ 1he I. W, W, bad bef'n hoMing iu . nttornr.•· to "·nrkin): raihoR•I men o •·..r Orj,'llniJ.IIIintt IU<-'tltinj,.,, anti notitiN tb<l . hour• on tho: Buffalo Crrrk and othnr l"'"["it'lor tb.,t he hll•l bf"tter ~f<lHi the r~tilrna·l~, hut th...,. ot!l<'ial~ arc too I. \\', \\', tilt• right to gatht'r thf're ur be · lou~;v a lt o•adin;.: t•ink t~u athl J:Oin)( tl~h· nn•l all m~mho•t~~ ot the union would hi in;: h> lllh'tt•l to Httlo• thiuj:~. tr~atttl to 11 •imilar eiJ,..rif'n~ IU that Wb111 tho: work••r• muot oiPmllll•\ ~~ vl•itt'<l "l"'n ~;Jgwnrtb and E\'erf'tt. J••··~aotion,ary m~t hooll. , .,,..,,t i):lltioM Tbu I. W. W.,ILa• ~K-en Otj,"lll!iling the __ . 1 """ tho• "'"''"' • fl.,. •·.•~Ill"'~· nn•l ,..,. ha•·., ··:olll•-.1 tb.- 11t· :·;:::;;,:·~"··;;:-:·,,!;::~:.:~:~; ;;",::~:~~ :.:"::~~:ic~~~~:.l: th•• Jo(l<!ktt~ ~:~:~~·k~~~~~:~ :~'li::~~~:~:i·~=~ th l , ;:;_. _,_,___ Druaun LI'IRRV ~'· ~";; ~~:;·~~·., t~:~~~~r ·WA"J: JUfiDJ:ISE nln~ 11 t;~ UL ll1\.ri\IJ\ Ill . .. III'IULIILIIU lt>r I ,SOO • .,:; for 2.100. Ten o\~le/at..., to II<! tb~ Jtm!t o r 1111~· loc•l. Th.,. ~OI~u:~j(:~7:.:!:o:• .:,1'':;~~~~:,~~; ne•to I · .,... ry · =--·=---....-,._:~~.~~:t£~ funbtr ii. JifO\'tll .. ·uv~,:.~~~r:~: ~~~ •o·l wh<•n 0 11 I JlUI 0~ •liHtg•lf•l8:~.1a~~\'WAR\l, l'...,i,if'DI, \\'),1. IIEATL\', Jk.r. CHI _!'~'~'"'"·! "'""''"' 1 LJ \ ... .. repr~ut at i.,..,.oftheunioo,nl•nytlrma lbA\'f! ~·mp)oyrol gunmen .,..hOJOe dilly it 1.8 ~i):bWI\YI 11 ~'1 l"<'"l'll~ any -- , .Tbo:rc •houl•l be great thinj,'8 done lofo- tu j!'U:Itll the I WI't'll ttow an•l .. ~leetion. tin!!, i! a·~~~ ~;;:"....;;.~l:m~~~~n:: !~: a ll tl ~~t only Ull ll lot IIQ:ltlltot .,,Ill tli•t"ft t~ mtn ha"n '-to Ill tbe point or a i=· In ,..,. ot orgpnizJng bn tlriwn a "'•Y i~~~i\::;~.:~:~;~~~,~::::::~~: "YOLU ARY'' INr~•n ~an att~n•le•l to the 1atnty all•l wei· ~~" ':;~1t1t111:;·~b:~:~n~!':: err s.-.-.:,.1.,,.. r~ort I~ matl~ l•:r tbn U111on n:_o:n ot tb18 I,...! 011 11u e 1. ··· ~i~:~:: ~:k:,~:). .~~.~~~.~:~~ GLA"P CUTTER . S 00 '';. ::;~~·.;:. :.~·,:::·::·::: TO the t~ ,::~''"':;QI~be t't1bttrlw~ti~u~~.~~~~:~l l ,!!OOmNt llteODIIrike in \\""tun llon- ::".:;,:;~~~~~~~~~i~h~·~:;; ~ ~~~~:'ti!·la AFTER THEM 1,.'11~~:;~~;,.,~7~ ~~~~~~ :~"~~·h:t~; NOW IS THE TIME ""JIIe<"Htol fo. be ARE ON STRIKE "., '"";., .;.. • ,.,...1;,.., ••·•• TORS MUST BE PAID BY BOSSES ~f·~;.~~,~~~~ ~~~.,~":u~t~:: ~rll'atl:.,•'•~~ ::; :: it b.,.... d";i: l ! that F te<l- .Jh~~~~::: ~~:1~1~:1 :,~, :~~ ~:·~:~~~~~ 111th:a ume tht 1t:u::,~e·;t 1 ,.,:.~:;:~~;~; Kaiatr Co., l'itt.ab~rg Pla t<' OJ•• .co., of ou r . Republlttnz;-or ~mocr•t <la iiiH The Voluntary Conl=iit~ ot ,.ational '""'';'.."~~,'!~~=f~~e,::!'!;:':: ~~::~~0~~:,. ~ 0a11nd•tr;:.,~ Un~~~ !.~~~-~~ :~ho:;:~:~~ 0lo:dlfe!or'~~ ~:::.ic:~~·o;~~ntih.:e :~ 1110~:::; f011t"l ID b'\ame.. =!•tt~e 8~:!:~:.: IIIUJ;n;~:: t.;;·e.;;; f:d~~: '::u~~~~~~ ~~:~::~)'8 tJle liBIDO label I t itt RIUt :~~~~= t:,::pli=v~D~~!:~tb.. de- , .,.,r;'es~:~ ~:~ ;:.~~ :! ~:~ ~~::,:,;u;~~·: ;~~t\:~::~~k~ ~~~~t t~:w ·=~~h,~bnupu:::,.!"!;gat~~ tn>o;; ud e?mforteble Ia tUh ,..~ 0 he •l~::i.::,~~l':'\~~ ::,.~!:~~ atT~e1 t~=~·~!~ •loiog picket <lnty and ::~': ~~~:e;:'!~ ,~to !:.~~~:t ~~oetle =:~~=;; ~~:.• ~ ~~;.:::~~= ara a lway• 1Uf'J:reued, and thl• no ..see1>t1on. A copy .,... f1!ll0rten 11f tbn Erp.., but neither paper l'ubliJ.h· following b a eopy of th~ t bey ha•·~ tbe llrt>ll eomplctnly tied A llae ljllrlt' ;, belos •bown by ttriket~· antl t bey are deternlilletl 1tay oot until their .:ln11:1andt granted.Headen ot l.b e Bnlfalo Socialifl. Dl! •·oluntary eommi!'ee ~ dte pU. t• My that t be low w .... of worfliD.¥ ;vl4 b•ve no n~lation to lauao..allt;r. The report of l " - "io..est(fat..,•• Ill eQV'fB BO"P'P.ALO. giYet il.Jielt·.the lle. bt•~pert<N 1ri'JI • lot of dabbet-e\1 dbll.,..t"' it , J - ~ Som~ of OtJ;i. •beeribtn ia Boutb tUt c n.•ped lhiq ~~ Bolfal~d~ not ~five tlle Bdalo Uf: • ~ntribatina ca- . TN. h_ r\'l't!l. Soel"lll.t on Ju.ne eltL 'Ikit .,.. a lat of 1lrlv~ abal" ··-~ "' UJI. with tbn Comm<!ttiaL the to are N OTIOB 'fO UADD& ere oh<OOoh ,. ' ' " " o f - A hood~ of 150 pepen for ttatloa D, a..aloj ,_,,. '""""' ••"':~ a..,. -...1 p~... - • - t to !tl'ft' Vork City by U. . . .t,I~&H~.t JIO'l ollol ~·t bt .u.tui. ....,_to 111 U..t W• ...... tabo doel HI. ~t apiL ~ Cal . .pUotW..,• • _. ~~ It 1W. <io. . . . ,.,....1 II U.. ~w.r ~--2. .._ �s11d boer"'""' 111ss.r fo.ld Tbe "JI'I!""ior illoebriats of lndu.tr1" Clftaki~~gl.li&;ra~!fa frotllaail.lradewoolil.ao.l ola~ 1o..._ve· ,Oillg. Aad. ,._. Lll11b!n! ..-ill ~bt of their OW1l oa the n.bjtod ••r t::J: :!~:~;.:-: ~";;'.be :1:= %,t...~:pnlJ~tiua 1.1'~ o~~"';':~i~Fr~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;~~~~ ap~lat -omf to write fiftgl"ft in ew.r bn.rtl of a aa•l t~ otbers to trrite a enr11ui..:ioa fa.ttor:r to wonen to , . tl>l' ~~~. r-olum~ Tbfo 'file t bt. fHtor:r l.iwsf \\'~ bmriJ. rtMr'fft Will take ~ of of II Jli"OjlOIIt ioa to IIJif'OIIIt a com•"-lon I'CIIIfi<Wnte t'tld aad Jlte'tf'lll scsr-et rsilroa<l workl!,.. 10 ~lllf d~e raU..-.1 uol run. 04 tilt lMaak for ~p.l tw.il.t'r lllnf \\"boeo·t'r llflltd of 11 PI"'OJ,..il lo,on ~1· to •J•rol•t a tolllmllliotl of bull.li111 Tht bus!- boo!• t~DIN'i'ftt -nltt' trdtt workers to rniw tbe baikliaa: lbt IIDII'IUD" IDUI tbH:b 10 bart tht-111 iawd \ \"boPTft liNN of a j)I'OpCIIIIUon -~kano\fortllt.romvue"lint' 10 sJ)I)Oialaf'()lllllldalo.otre1,.-ata· of I•." •·rou••n~~ t '' JJall )looo.,.,.. Cro•h;r of Rulr.h>, siMI lit. liaun1!11 of tllr ••n"' .. ill•):~. tbt "'JIOO•I' '.' 'I\ull Moo•r'' . of ,\mln.l.,·rntr.rawr.b• •·•· ,Jo not In~•\ •· ,tir...-1 w,. trt'o~rt · frt.•t>•u•u ·~ of '"" all t orra·r ill th•• h.-:trc. Z.:ut ""'" ~illl'l" <"OIIIf•lsillt wiTh. lu•il,!hl 1ohl llln•thal l ":olt•ll ,:,.,., , ... ~. it ;j,!(, IIi· "'"ork1nl! '' · 1 1 11 ,.,.,~hl•iOII. 1 wirh 1., ~11 ,. •bouu like from "'""• or ! 11 llulhlo_ I• It i• in It~ ~tuml>f'r. Wbontt kfsrd o f a propolillY inlmeDJC ••d!KOunlt"' uodcr ~itioa to • r>J'Cliut • t:OIIilllialola of ""'' rlf"llll'iull that tbe;r IUf! Ut!iug mOMy 1*1,...., to rt"iM! t l~ l.ouM"-n:llt and teDt· by thfo IJ.nk. brtw~u the banD, tom· in amount , aff' art:Ur· IIW'III•hoiiH l111111f TIIt'n' t<"OIIIo.J li t ' - ..."~ h• t he ' I'" nlll« hoy with bl1 J~<~luuneut of .iu(b cemmiulon. u tbt'H. 1uarhi~. ,\ atan·rlia~ derk. Snell I'OIIUnllt'liUIIII wvultl repttooe!nl tiM' out tiM> riUbif:r"~ ~bet'k lc«ortl· J•roo\n<:e"' at11l out tlwo itl'l~n. b." I t i~ rrn,ltin)l" agalun . l't:tha r"' ~·ou >\"OIIhl tikt to; lift n..-ay for 1 !'illanrt•. tho• 1!•\itor in <'bit f of !be Tl1<· wurkiu,: <'Is•~ of Hu fl'nlu i~ lo~ F-O<"iati..t!" \\"rll, ~·uo ran't SH"OUDI t o aootbl'r,~~ tinfollbe laborin~tiiM'Rtote'l"iN tbt: t belr owu JII"<IJ'C! 11Yi sud for thlt labor loi.w1l ~ ~ain•t luw " "III:NI, ""'' luu)!' th in)!' ; 11 rt"turu. "' II IJUr . · ....,,.~o;;.,~ it~ 11 l>f'llow• tb~ Ju,J from •h•;~rr ~ho~.· · 1"hi" l>llf>er,.''Tbr Bufl'a lo Sociali&t'' I• r•ul;li~bl!"<l 1>.1 tlu! $Mi1lifl '• Sot ol thl' Conltsdn Jllllrtirij..llllg lo ll•hin~ t he Jllllj'('r i1 l>f'iug J•llhl o r h~r ll<'r\"i<'rs. All of th~ 111 aN tilt-"'"~' t hry uu, ~hin;; thl' 1,..;.1 I• l\"ilhin tbt'nl l\"lthouT t:Cj~ttting 1 ~;ll!;i:::~~;'"~:it:~:l ..~~~~ f•;; hi~ Hut. tbt mark nrul glt'l au aNb:..nl 11Url1 "'"~ l'~~l"f1 u , .. rlllill'!' woold Jlrtpo..ttrun... 1000 pairs of Men's $4.00Q i\0/ SAIIPUl SUS -~ l""' i\ouTiPb on it , l.a1 it !M'UI '• be Sot"ialiA~ n~a." .,..,u look with , •i~tN lwi11k • .,·btrt It IIlli)' bt writ · 1111'<! upon tile onward. Jltru aod rrout b l bt' \·r-edil au.! o.ltbit ~i.ll'• of or 1M l~aukoor, uow tbr ltir.g of 1111 tbe '""LJII.>!HdPolui'Citlf'.. Jlnd"'tory~ll!. Uut hfilnaltni"'""f· ot!wor balaM'ft. 1111!111 1111 allutbtr bt . .lll of ptl'f. ~·~~=====:::;=:;::;:;~~~~~~=~~ \\'uJ.iu~ou bankiu~r n:lorm mo'll· I•"'Y" upcoo thlo n rni>·nrs. ·Tbtr" w:l 1(1 111 ;.,llll-aJ~urlllolt ut~ut uni· bl! IOIIJ.l' «<III!(JIJotiun lu ll•tl!nicg I and..oli•lifytb.ebaukilll(~ll.bll!ldl'qPftl.ooflhe it ''ll"if'ntiflr. "' So flf hyl'llu of ln~IW!try wt.en W o>o•• l <••h•'";""'go•~tODif'DI ran do 10,1h11 will)~or J•Ut UjiVD .,·ill !of'"" ..oli•l that <iynllnlll~ . :1bl<.' t O dillturb it, it thf in· bug groWl! tiibl~t than n·•r,.and hi~ I<>Sj.,'<!r aa.t ~harper a•ul IC"I hl.lltil!t ~till than '"""' !Jf:ll'l.,. ~iallft" mljfht IO"ell t <ljoil"t' 111 t be f olltnO" along with jlltt tllUIJttry Cl! ~.~ru- tb.l a""'''' ''"'"..-ill 1 fsnr ,;~~~~:,~~::~:1 t~it= !:.~~:~,:ere~';":!i~io-:'o/"t~ n~t-ytbing l~aukt'~ 1.! .;uio~t to be It ua •Jiftd thto lnl!\'itable tht! rMifn ~)'Bif!lll of OJ>itslilm, Vacati0:11 time you waat a ~~~~!_~~~~:lf:~:~~a~N-s~~~s~~t~ otbu acttMOriel. We ba ft tbml all ia tbe heft quality obtaiDable loww dowbere pri<n, UNION __.;____.;,;___ II tlw> LABBL oar opcdalty, at oar uuat SliTS SI2. SIS .. SII �• MO STER .SOCIAUST PICNIC and SUMMERNIWJ FESTIYAL ~or btntfit campaign fund .•. at •.. Teutonia Park SUNDAY, JULY 20ffl3 Games Bowlin& ; August Klenke j;:;;;;-;::;;;;;:;;::.;;-;;-;;;;;;;;;;. THIRST PARLOR ~ \1 M :K 1 8 Htii:D .. Q O Jol . 1271 Geneaee 8tr-t, �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c27e299e7d87f7ddbbc60b7981ead3a0 3d5d384d786b98ee21ad0303321afc80 PDF Text Text LOOitATTf!a-01 YOIJJt ADDIIIS I..UI!I. IP IT IS 67 YOOit SUllSCRD'TION l!ltPIRI!S N1!XT WE!lC Price Two Ccata Rushing to Aid of John Coleman ~ 1 r·--,.· 1"·• Press "Take Sides with Him Because He is Favorable" to Business Men -That Being the Case it is Time the Workers Make Short Work of Hini. �=~~~two~ . ·~··.... ~~ . : . . . $37.00 Outfit No.oompl111111i 2 ='=:1~~-:.--two--. fac, burtal .U.04aace. COd •• $43.00 Outfit NO: 3 ::::,bilbed~~=-~-~~-:t: burlal1111t 1.- b'-ck or tno.n!. qbll~k beuw, l.:J caaoiMa, _.__..,, permt&, T ciaj 01n1 ; ; / ~~J:'". Oo~ple~~ ~at~~- • • • $55.00 Out£~· No.4 ~~'!.e:~~~~:::=::=.:,::::: b= ~Uiow, .U: b.a!lldl•, en,nnd oame plate, ou~tide cue ot phae, barl&J.Nak or ~,':!,~r.·:,=r;:~ac!J':::d= ~~-;,;.~ , $60..00 . I GUARANTEE 1.11 lbe good• fg,nallhed aacl tba Mlnb. "'mldeted. to be ~b~=~e!:::,':m'~~f. anr other ~clen..k~ 1o ~alo for*~· Bell l"hoQe., OJ:fonll&l hd..-.1 Pltoae r.at ' E. WEDEKINDT UNDI!RTAX1!R 'AND PUNI!RAL DIRECTOR ·. No. ' 5 ' iv .I. Ln A VBNUB THE DESTRUCflON Of .,, . ..... , lAFAYETTE SQUARE :::;·;,·;~';::::·;;::~.·~~..........--···'"""" ~·::.~·:!:.. 11 ,,.,;.,, • H :·. .: ,: : :::~·~::,:".:.,:::::. : : : ~:~..~~:· ;·,:,,..'~·,::·:~·.~·:~~ '!';,_ ~~~~~~::," ',,,;~• tbr millioHI dnll~n b~ worlu11g 111 the (annl'r mom•... tbn 8o the j>oblir W'O\Ild 11..._1 bn·e le&. •· Ell. n •to on tbf' builde.n tbf'H ,.:;":'h~~": 11 !";:~;~·;:tt:~~,'11,~:;:: ...~:~ ~::. f,':;' 1j:~~~~;~·ilt:~~·~::;ol;·,:,:c~'eof<::t.•· ~::M1r,:;:~,.~" t:,~: :;•;; ~:.:.,~ ~~~~·~;, ::~~ ;.~:,:;,.."' " '-"' =~~~~~~~~' ~:~:!ie ~:;~, 1 1..,.,..,, u~·tlliiiR :~,"':r ~~~~;,.:;;.~~:.~:: ~::' ~~~ - ·- Social-ist Picnic .BAY VIEW BE·ACH PARK ,..ortb ;:,h;0 :;;i'l:: ;!"~~~arti 1 ;u It.,.., not to the - ren~latiollt .,.bl~b atirre<l ~~~,.~b:ar::~~~ :;~:;e resohl'd •tH if hllo 1 110\lnte Soc-1alltm anti Under Au•ploes Branches Nos. 1.and 7, 'La Salle an.d Y. P. 8. L. 1'rea., .. ,, :~::;; ;:::,:::~::;,~;~~:,~~~~=~2: ~f~§§J.::~~~~ ~~~~ 1;M:~~~~t11:1he trrt' a Take Buffalo and Lak~ Erie T raction Co, '• Cars from Washington nn~ Clinton ata. dirttt to park. . ·;,';;~;~::..~:nbuti~;i~;·~~·::c~ ;;::•:::t.~•~t~::e...:~.. ~:.~: loll~ Exhibition Drill Games f!oller Skatinlf• ~:.:;;:.;' ;:rr;it;;' Ill tl F f. b :Sow fill any buthlon~o: tr11lu 'III'Orktr, olit lon1, wt f>rOtlaimed lht:lll 1 Kllb ~ . 8 .~~:~,1;t:;"~:,:;; o:~: ·~~~;~~ ~~;; :;r ~um:a~~~:· 3 ;:11: . r,;:::~~::~R<.::~~::.~-:~~~~:;; :~~t~~~~: ~~:::::;-~;~~~."'~:~ ~':!:" .ame 11 .'"011 anti I wo111<\ lw roml'l'lltd I ~ th i• deal, an.l you know it. .. 1 . ---- . ~::o; ;.~ ",~e"~:!~~~~ m"~,'.:e: .'·:e....::.:~· .:;:~':;:·b:;,d .tr:~~·~;:: '~mt:~~- :.~:: :.: ~~:1 BUffAlP MILK DRIYERS ~:~i:;. 1f~ :~~ ,~:;k:~:~~~~~~~~~~m;~:~ ~"~;;~ .~"~t:!.":~~~~""~a.~!''::ntw;; ,a:~ J•rlu• Jmi•l. l..nfa.•·ettr ~•ruare i~ uue or I be Lrt'lt bing plnctl' for tht tirll<.l IIUd Ullfmptoy...l, onf' of tb~ huu t~· ,]'OI~ that l:"il't' 4 &<'II~ of reroa~e h• th;• bun of ~ i>n>\' ,Ji~trirl. \\'b•· ;huul.l t blf " '"'' loe dl"l'C'I'nted t o , 1,loeau! t he lol'l,.....l or 11 ~"~l'i"ll ror· J>OMI.tio 11 tbt ~i•·p J<rltlinll" nuthin,.: to the dn· for iu frurhi~l' 'tout takf'l froo• tht: 'dh' ..,.,.,,.I loin,.: lhKI mcrrt:n· .,,. l~llitiria~• harul it (or •J•altry ~umf .. Atnni~'" or rorelgn born, tell onn ~in~o:le \'a8Ur Oratlua~.et~ aD<) little " ~ LOCAL NO. 171 or~:~~:~, •:n~h:,:::~~:\~'';:;1111 011 ~ ~~;~ ~:::::~.~~e ~::t•,..~ .,111 11 <CA~atinu~. from~~~ I.) :,:~,·;~,dT:~~e~s;:~·~~~~;:~ ; ; ;,•:;• ar<:i· ;~;,: :~1~1 ~: :~~: ·~:••~~';;.~' ~1t ;. .... wbo arP rull!ung tbetr 0"'" wagoN!. h tloere '"Y ob}N-tina to t.ei 11g uu.y more oftf'" ' " " fault of ' 'forPigr~" ijt.r· Thuc ~·,. not maoy, hut tloe7 al110 ne.-<1 l'fOt":ll?n fro~ tbr FOUnnand• of .''~de. •~d II " olo·"'""~ thlt ~htlr aftlhat•on • ·nh the U1110n •~ tetlatnly ll ~tej> in J•rogr~u in the right direction. t:i11ht looura F"'' da~· ahouM bn ~nt4b U.OO fnr t~i• ~lan of work. Out Ot bf'd at mi•l11il!bl, ju,:l!ling Cl- df milk w~l,.:hlnfr. llfty l'lllltul•, be(orf' nature. bu ht'-rn •uJ•t•li""'l with the wbt'ftWithal ... bellf'\'<'r thrf'l' i • any n~l f or a ew looUH10 or ttbooll or roarkl; a11<l ba•·ing a holiday whe n tbp """''• ol tht: J'Ulolie hll'f' l>f"Cn ..tl•llf'•lf h tberr '"Y ahjtetion to maklnM But· t.rn a rnbolel rity! A11y objtetlon to huilolln11 only with xood aound lumber 111!1 r l<':lll, 1harr und t . b the~ any ohjH't ioa to &ul,o\tilut iog l'il·iliu d metlooda for jun11le ruetbD<l1; . tntl. tllan that of th ornera. If tbtae 1-'attor;r l llll'<!f'IOr. . Wt'N' rorkillll' ramen, or at lea•t would , _ t he • ·orklntr coliN J>Oint of l'lt w, lnUt'ld of IN'in!f mert \' ..Hr ColleBt: Ora•luati'Ol, thl'," wouM at letJI Ulldf'...Und • thl1 •lmr>lt: fad: Til AT AB LO:SO AS THE I'ARt;~TS OF TII1-:SE aJII'LURES WILL BE f't\rD FOR TH..t.:IR LONG HOURS OF OLIVE BATTIB'l'Cln >Nlca= ::te~::~~fr~~~~~~.,~=,.~·........., ;~-~;;;~~·~';"~u"~"~;_~~...,~ "' hall ~~:arne bf'IWtf'". the '' IDII tbJ Fprt F::r~e The are bflln~ (illt. 1n trim b~· ' ntly, wholl' L•nd""Y a1ul gi•·ing tlw lln.tlPr• tbe ·bea,lit ba.teball gt:nualahiJ•. "Doe" will come i11 lor hi• Bbart: of t~ at tbt' diDCfl ball, •rre ht: will ehatijl' ol tllf. mu•i<:". '' priu walt~ will he notber feature, lj'n.ISI Jl~qtlero~.: ' M Oil e n ' s ® Grain All Solid Work~ Shoe& ~e~~;1t1t<d"':n::' ,::~':, 0::~~,:::~ :!::.,:~~t ~,;;;\a~~e ~a;!~.\:~:e"'~~~~ 0::::;~~~= ::~~=:~:t ~~t:!;~~~n:,:~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~:~~:\~~:r~ :~~~~~~ :~;:~~:~ei'~ f::m~.~~~:~;!~~~;,; t'd ~ .. ure.ot ur. and t )l(l moot or tht: tlij:hb of •tair• tbat '"' ~utalnly ltg· '.' yoo;~ b11·e • n;o: objtet.io11 won't you LED TO ElCPLO\' THEIR CHI.LD· nor :~~~;flrr:~··;;;,' ,~;~"';t,~;~ 11~1 :b:•;:~: :::~~:~·~~,"'i;!e': =~~~rr. ;!1 \k~:t~ ~!':i~~~~":t;o::t~C:'-7!. ~;1~11!•':.:;. u~a1 lttminal for the "trl'el rail· <:"U•tomtr mnn• to ...,. nrfare to 11111 hlb to . t lit: Bull'alo Soelahtt. Tb~ t:d•· "4'b ;~!::~·t!ail,..a~· hat Md for thit ~~~: ::::..:r;;•t h: !~!t0h11,todl~:;en1 ~: :;:,fl;'~, ':~~:!~~.~0 ~~~!i•:~t. ~rn: ::;~bt·.~~.•'!' ;:; i~ f:• ~~:~I!',~~~= ~:: i::~;~•itr~:.'~::rt:: :~·~~~~;-~~:~ =-~:~~;~di:ui~~:'c:::,7d'tal ~ttli•• 1 bot walt alld - · Aloo 11111 1 look at tOIIIt of the. Broadway bw.ioHI Ullla wllo w rrP I' HY aeth·t Ill t hill monmtmt aad ootlet .-!tether the la~l't!'IN<I b u1111taa i• ret po•uible 11 f or the new ~utumO· bll• wblc:b M"t-"'1 ot t bt<m art: •J>O•t· iDi t bout . 10 - ture ot the J>llt.,.ong bum111lty, .ay you art: abort tl to tl5. No llll'f>iall4lio11. I tit •imply dt!ductM frotll wllatla tom· 111( anti tbt: hou eolltllluM to eat eb.lek· aa whllt: tbt: dr il't:t eth tbt: do« HrVIIl In the •loo.ua bt: deiiYerv to l11 t he morniaa. Tbe dalr.y b.111d1 are realiaiDA: tbat 01111 Ia u11t y lJ uht y. Tttey a n rt:ally going \0 bunt lilt the tr1.lllt., yt:t tbe tru1U will be able lo ti&Dd it ·u Ioiii u Oln aocial order la baNd 011 tbt: riallt of t\'fltl' 1111.11 to o.-a .,U,tever lit caa lilt~ hi• J*· ••lolL Aeeordilll to npitelitU proP' ert)' rigbtt • 111111 m•y ~ bollda lilt ; ~~::::2:::::::::::::::::::·:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~:: .WOUIMtl&aaktbelowaad...Uto -· BOI'I'ALO~~LlST, tl W. Ba.t~ St., Butfalo. K, \', par~•t-workiiiJ!' t.l- par1:11U _• Ill Hll tbeor 1.-bor Powt:"7'lle only thllllf t b.rt J>OIIIfl~for .' plttablt: ••••• jull .a lon~r ••II r h •ld laboc fOIItiiiUt ill our mllilt. l\ot antll lilt: worlllllf el._ will or. ~~~ 011 tbt: t:eOIIOIIIIC u "~llu oa tllfl ~httul l eld eaa " ' upeet to do •-r :::;·;:·.~.:.:::~:::::::::::::~~=~:::::::::::::2: . . . . . . . . :::::::=:::·:::::: a "'i'•ld-klld labor. brce. I . . a JJoeiak .. to ..,.Utioa. L--·";:;,''::· :: -:;..·:"';:'·•;":;"·;,"'. ;-·,. _ ..._ ..._ ..._ ......._~..._..._..._ ..._ ...._"-""-·-·_..._..._...;_.-.,. ,..._..._ ..._-_,,.,_.~ graften aro Lrt:attd 10 lnit:ntly tloe1 ant <:IDIIIt end l!.ll'~d l beea llM thOM wbo baYe to t \ t: buill- of pwaililoint 1111 co tht mat:h·a. Itt'' It la l oo1 tile 1 zi o:.acht, ••d Ia ~R~C:b tlltuat itl etc-f)' In 1 t bC MDIP ot j111til'e of tile piL Uowel't.r, yoa canaot f ool .,..,,. pt:Ople all ~~ time. :e.;:: -~~:~ t~.,::" ~~ ~. .;;: ;:~n~u.t"'e::t~:~~,:: ;e=~ ;~a~~~ ~ ::;~~;!~'fa~=: t~!h.~~: ~:;u etfeoara~, U..t-bu.fllt lag 1rillrt.JUia large crowd "ill attntd. ~=~~· n::,~::!::"n~~~~~~:O:.tll::~: Wb~~~D:~~~=~~=~ w• RepW 1tolf either." yon k110W bfltWHD LIVL"O outing, and jndgiag f'9nl i11dlrallona a ::~;~.~~~·;111= 11~11~:~~.: : =:;:;:;:;;~~~~~~~;;=::===:;;:,lnd morlpJ" of any <!Meription. He Wit~ t.b lld. labor. 111.111 owa ttoeiF: ill • lot~lldntd illdtlltrial ?riot 1111111 tbt: worll:hg t.lau mot~en .JI. Tl fMIIII and the llfl.t Slllllf one ~ SI.SI t:ate.rprilf., ••d IIObodY, IIOt e•·ee tbe "Ill baTe • •,. Ill the :~':• ot tlle prtc.: ·~~~f~~'i~~~:::::~t: :::~:tultolo~~;~~~t:i~bea:.~.:~ ~:;;~~~:!~~~~~~: d:·:~~e= ,. 'turk~y t rou,.• :!~~,.~::::.~\~:D~e~:~;!:; -~~~~:~:!7.~o;f ~~:~~n-::!'~;11th:~: tlilff'l'flllt~ Not oatil thp .,orldJI« '*-- [ .. oppoa. .. . i.:LI.!sGt!'.?!.,KB ~pit: ;t. Oil \ oee, or a.ln~ aBNJSCA AND BLCiciOTT aTa. $U51aollolfok.Sbo..,.Oaf<rio,Hrou...,,....A.,.B...- PHYSI"AL COLTOU u to 1ft riel! tplek. NATUAI'SI'OOGI.ITUNCITH ............. ~~T=II'ULL BJ:ST.I.~!..~.!.,..,:?!.u~• . ·p::'f... eem.plu: ud tlaborale lr.l11!l, b let olf wUI "itll· a allort Urm.,<or la ~dolled after ~t~ ::~r;.:;:::!":.will, ",.":: ::=' ~ =:-.:i~t;":t7::-tt:; a14 oWr peopla'• ~' laupftt! ud Wit.,. ill eo. pe«. ot her laW'I tNt Mel! u U. e.U.rs, a11cl tWr ea., BUFFALO SHOE ·c.o. . SPECIAL NOTICE P'AJia- "'to..on:.':-.,~ ~ .:J'Jt,. Gtr W... and ICIIJooll . . . . a-d ) IL a L. S. ,e.c.n . -~ IIA.Y VIEW ..U.OH car. ~ ,._.,,..._I&..,...._. ~ ...s .u:-- ~- · Cllneoft (IQ' UM. �..... > Q, lrO'fU. ofLot:alBu.4aloan~re· andttaU.,.. theloulb;or· ·baTe aay AllfHtioot to •ead tbo - • Ia. P. Huio, ..ecrttuy of oa by·l••• .c 52 We•t Tlle .Co=m.iUee wiU be to have your .-iewt. l?"b/J 1\11 v ,·sdo·...~t ....I :PEftR KLIPPEL l ,l:;w;,.r,, ' .,_,_.,.et,;:JIJq. Bufl'alo· Offtoe Furniture , ExcThanae 88-88 P EARL BTREEX B ow o B'tUI lAne at AU '!Vm.u liag aPd nolay elty oot t o the eemetcry._ eutirllly 1t tote"'l~ul ia t~• nd ::~~!:•.!:~c~;;D7.,•nc~':a::~~ :·~~kll....:,m!~•:::,. 0Ue .the =otie.t cot!iD, 011 which diml.t.·.• 8 11e rna Qle Olaicb)leit ~~~.,~~:ro:!'dJ!::: ~~: •::,j r~~!:~ ~:~. ~-re~.ua11!e!o ~~~t.;beerad. into our raak. •nd blld HIJ:td her wbo bad hardly r~cbt'<l the prime of her heuth•d~lten 100 truea 11t1 wa r 111 for those n"uHI to •hf"t," II blld .......... lftktflntrlrt . . ~ lite. He r On r Olf! •n bout nrlier i11 what "our paper" eeDta!Atd. i"''netO of ltn ye•,. were riled iD t'lot h"l t'LqMI, 11(11 II numbfor l'1tONTf!lt IOUl ·Q. A R M E N A N T E =~o~::.::it~hc ~·~~c;e~li:N'I•:' ..~:1 '::~ ::~,tie~:• •:~r ~~h::;;:u:ll:e~l~ fllr Ill~ ... MllfT t till' In the tlltket. During b c r Jlft 1bo Il l' 110 m1111y Dt-WIJ,.flt'n. She 111turally CI.Ut •IW'IIIIIf~kl-'ltlt.,U,... h<l t o •• •u~U~It -o hllrol f or • 1•itt1nte. rratl the part.r J•IJ>c"r of our own e lt.y 8he w•~ • l'tlllttuiiD~ • wit h 1he 11me ''"'· She. ptbe r('d f rc.tm FiDe Jewelry RepairlDC •'rono ea rly nmrniuH t ill 1111e 111 lll.llllt the t wo Jllf'On the m•tenal for lufiuenc· 2 40 Tec.-rao.. B uflal o, N . V her t irr<l f ttt bllol Jri•·r., the •twlng , ln)ltbto Com•••'? of b K du~. D RY GOODS . . SHO ES mao·bl':'•· Tulof'frul~oiJ ht1l u rrlc<l oil' 8be .,..., • fl)lbl<"r! MEN 'S FURNISHINOS her lluoloonrl J'l'tt l llt"ior•; ami t be b11d .-'.fto>r tbe b,..•·y •l•y'~ work ~be dill· ~ ~~ l~rnwn ° JoOn..hen..lt Ill I hi' t!Ut~.$11e triloutt11 l•tOf•lf•"''' leadet•. ut"rillcrtl f11r t'JI•t<:ll~'"· \\otb II l l rength of oron l tlr.tonr11 i 1111.,,b~miJelr.t ba•·e m•tle intbe .-IW.,..tM J ·op qu"t~ •DE MILLER H WE I ~=~;~~~ ~~r :U~~~ot=. ~~~~~~ ~",:!~~"'! ~.l:o~'f.l"' .;-~;~.,~;tbf:rlf~~: l~lbt lltlr ~~nun. t'OIIl!'adH D A'!'EB FOil !A.v o uST OLA.%88.E!18. Bra~hn 1101 ba•·lng - .u retl •lllte. for tG elljo_!" 1!<!1 ~~tquaiou.L OPB!I·Am JIEETDIO BILA!ICH ONE. Ste-J•h rll J. ~1llon,.y will be tb,. 11ftker u 1111 opo-n-air rnnliP8 111 b<' Hi>''" 111uln the aiUJ'icH of Brlnth 1111 S.tllrP•Y ,.1-enlnJ, Jun~ 2:.tll, eorurr of Oenrllt'e a 11d ~Jorill~<"r <:om,.dt:!l of B,. urb 0~.- u e reqUHted to be J•tt'tf'lll ami IU>~t In making t bt mtelilllf .a turceq. . = =::: bit rril' to" St. l'aul on tbr OO.ta. r••l,. Finlty 81111 al1u turr on tbl' c:Ontlition ot the kant! 8tu.ly l:lul: "'" by Com.-.de ,Jadt Smotb. Ou •~coun t of the flOOr "'l'athr~ re.tiiUS tOUIH I Willi JoOioiJ>onl'd uul tl .-umi_' 'i!' T bunJay,_ Junt' ::!6. Aft<.'r tNIIh •g ~olllell <:ono,.•le Cbu. ./. i••·,. • 11 period~. -'-PPJ..t.L SUB An-:'1 •be h••l not only be r•tolf to ur~ ; t..•ne fit," 1he u. ...t to Tloua we Suad•y e~·elllng. J uly l!:tb. 8),u ker for. •..Olo. flll! I II'UII~•t to know lr.tr 11 nd tbu1 •lit will f:lte!•hr n J.. ll•lr.ont'y . 1ulo~t "~bat 8br Will a mc.tbe r! liw ilo our ID<'IIIIIti~• 1lli11in,11 fJOanople Org•nlutioll t i l l do. " Four r hilolnn wi t h reddf'ued rre- ot '''''lltion 111<1 H lf·..~rillu, 1 • follo•~•l llt r rottio, two boy• of 6 •"'' · Mrlllll! 1 • plrndltl l'flllf't•riall ! OPBM Allt JIE.ETDfO OF J.'i ud two of S •nd 16. i>..u lle r n11n1rf Do not atlr me >Ill."· A• 1111 mrmllt'no of th,. Sori•li8t P11r1 ~· .,,. ln•·lt.-d t o tlkr ['lltl In thf. par11df. 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L. umm 1111icate with tlu! otg1111i~er 111 The t~ij'lllat mtt'tiug of the l"oung f'~:Dplr'l! Sodali~t l.n.Jlue took !111.cl' . Ia~! Tbu ...olly ,.,·e~\11)1 1111<1 J>NI'tli : ,.: c UJ- ~ ... i ,. G) :l Y. 1'. 8. L. Drum Oorr- tltw.n·e for 100 ~bort • time, auo.l 'lll'ill be • '""'' All lorucbu of loc-al &llalo 1.-e re- btl!' f ur 1uda O<'t'U !ou, aud wbil• we to dU.CU. the queetion of art ta lkiuJ.t a!Jout It, Jack Andrt,...llt& Il-l I}V· BVUfD'GS....c:AUJUIT 0· i(1J 0 agreatdt al-of treditfor tbeirwork 4 ~ IJood material fot our 8:1111 ..-u t he ,bHt bauer Ph·a 'a t t&m, 'mtt ' B~oc:b ,,.~1 f or him, an.! Coa>tatlo anto wu in rn•lin.U t o c:hue ~be whn h.. ,;,..,e to U.t. The Mgre 'II"U ;:: x lliu fa ••or ofJr.eJIOIIt:ke. Tb~ c: "' .... z: -,. :110-t 3 tuj>ily~, I'UIIYOf.,.bo• ~ ~ - :::z: c:"":> == --t ~ I ~:~::~}i:~~~;:~~·~.f~:~i::~~ ;:~;:i:~:~~=::~:~~:.~.~~~~::;, the JoO!ire •topj>t'd f•llto auenol. th~ ml"t"till~. :Jislr for .., ,..~,., ,,. ...m,. .., ,;m, ,.,m Com rade JonH, l&S .Bro.d••y. Br11111cb s, um)'Oit'd of t he ht. :trd. •nd 5th ward•. mre11 e very f'rid•y QueenWHOLESA Gity Candy Co. taplors 1ct Crtifm LE • C A N D I E S 808 WILLIAM STR.E.ET . •tAh~·;:":~:d~•lr Tri~~ongle rro _.,. "k-:,... ~'=-==~=,..;..;. SUMMER SUITS Vaciltion time: you want a lightSamme:r Suit, StrawHat, Cool Shirt, Nttkwear, Be:lt and otbe:r ~oM. -.::we: ba-n ~=n:'t~~t~r::-:J~~ , : than e:l•wbeTc prica, UNION L&'BEL oar ~alty, , ~:SIUSIS All SIS including Norfolb Shirta 50c: aa~_ I!P; ~att '$ 1 aDd 11p. THE ·EmiPI .- :,'fwO·- , . lleJ.... OeMiiM 8t. J.l!OOJ.,.... 8t. �PUIIUIHSO 9aaLT BY Ttl& .._, BUFFALO SOCIALIST I'UBlJSHING CoMPANY · Sl .... 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' PIRES NEXT YUit Ch: il tfU In !he Cabi~ t.nd l"a inl ("~k eoal fteld• of Wu t Yirginlt. 1o Aud Ill teq~~&l In ~oart wa r• 1~1 llliDHI l.rC IO ' "'' damt.goet. agaho1t rupcuulble t or tbe ldllloJ lac of 111l11et11 1 1>d their cbildru n•l for tllelr ft. l.e �E. W'EDEKINDT UNI>IiRTAKER liND PUNI!RAL DIRECTOil No.$ ·wALDSN A VBNUS Socialist Picnic BAY VIEW BEACH PARK Buffalo's · Popular Summer Resort· Sunday, dune 29, 1913 Under Au•plo•• Branch•• No•. 1 and 7, La Salle andY. P. 8 . L. Tnkf! Buffnlo a nd Loke Erie Trnction Co, '1 Can from Wn1bjngton nnd Clinton 1t1. din'ct to pnrk. Exhibition Drill Games I Roller Sk'!'tina (.-'.. t•. of I "~ till u<~L from 1'1gc 1) fo:>r.nation of" urw . L. .!\'ew1 Servil"t'.) Wa,hillj,'1 0n, .Jon~ 14.-Thr Dur'I'IIU of en, 4,,o-18; labol'f!ra, • • ,._.,_,.,••,. " ;:•;•·..~~:'..~::',~~~- '':~,~·;,•,•;•• ,7!~ .. ~"~,.:: ::::::.,::;~'~:;!;:~~~ '1"11·· " ,.,J,Jr.••o. """' IIII I ],. "~· ~ln•l ll•at 111 ln•t the round! h•l ' 'I ll•o•lf uf !lor l'' "i:"''"Jn• 1·lo•m.-nt an·l r••~r """ ' ''''.' o·uul•ll(v nho•atl. 'rhr """'! h•r• luHr l•·ft. 1'1u·.•· .,..,.~ thl" "'''" "b" ''"' '' l•r•·n t r~·in,lt' to r~••l int;, put]'<>... of in t he iuuN ill hnmiJO"•• t ion t•ulltotin tor thi1 new Ccllltnl Hod~·. the month of A!>ril, I0\3, The t ul a l M tl>r mfetinJ~. 1w.,. number o f al it ll hua.Jigrantl admitted L 't~iOII orao fe t<n"'l lo~· H :\ dl'it'J:IIPI ro•j>- <luring tlllot Jn(llllb wu J:t6,37l. The r....._.ntin11 fon~·· ninto IIH'al uniO:.OIII'. anti in aame ~tor,r taa 1... told of this mouth, au ad,Jitiun tbtorto .,..er.e t..-tont y-tiv" ~!'""' uf t be maa,r II\OIItb.8 'll'hit'b p l1't'Wed II , l••ll~trl"' I'"''' ~~~-1 ~~~ •~•i•tinj( ~~::11 " •• i i lh<Joarlment of Lal>or, h u Th• "''"I''•' lr:odr uniuni•m el~mN>ta l3.'i\l; ; hrrun, !!,08.!1. ~i::n,"~-~I!IO:e:::~~.' ' •~~o 11 ntaut.o, 1,393; ~~~-. malten, t ,O&t. Tlle~e •lien •00 '"'''"UI~'•"•' 11't'fll dbtrlbutt"<l ia part u Xew Yurk, 37,D:W; l llinola, uyl ...ola. 19,033; HIIUth'l"a of lon l uniol>~ who rl"quett• ia t hat t be i11thu: uf Sout hf.ra ltaliDJlt li8 ; Miebiga11, i,Sii; ; Xe.,.. •••·1 "'"'h ,..,.,. fur~iJ,::n, ~l r. Orant . f'<iaDII ~<ecurcd tbe J•ri,.ilto,l!~ of remaiJO· ~011tino"- ia even ,:rnttr •·oiPIIIe tbe11 9i>7; Ohio, 11.~0; Clllifomia, .),,.. Wil<l won · a •·•·r.•· ouh•nl1> cnnn· in~,: ia thr m~to\iu~: .-lthnot n>irC' or herel ofon<:. The (QIJowing ia a 1•r t ial C011.eetirut, -4,261. TltC' l»alance ~~·.~.~·~;;,. h~~ ~·;:· ·:,.!'.~ ~~lhgl~::· :~~· :h::~·~~~:;::~:~~~h;~"t::~t ::~:d~:g ~~~ ·::~·:;;:~~~.:~:~ t!:,.:~m~: ::n~igs7."t:: ~:retb~est~:~.. r~: :: ... •• mfd· 1~-.t, .. , ! •~.•· .lonrnal t:o ~t:ltmnwriu,lt'l .J 0t1 ing of tbC' nttw Coundl, <tl' hirb will bf' month uadu t"On~id.,ratioa: Sout hern ,:ot ··rl " lot uf rnu~h wb id1 nui~..Jy h~l<l .-u Juue 19. I talian~, 30..2:81; l'olee, 19,1-H ; HuNianl, h•~<·•· ·"' '"· !It• ha~ that '"'h"l'l'~· rae8,!1!1~; Gttrmao•, 8,6iS; lhbre.,..., s ,u 2; uh to " ' t 11 lki u ~: a @tC'al ,l;•nl lout u_rin~ Xorthera ltaliaaa, 0;;6-1; S.:aa<linavlant, ~ ntl""e'· ; 1-:n,:li! b, S,-43~; Irialt, 5,1111; ttl ~onr;.,a J (lbu l'ull'!wlln 'J>Oke. .l obn Utd Slo•'l'!nianl, ~ ,611 , tLe bal· Jill " ' •tui te a leajj1.hy a<lohtt~~a 011 tbe u cebeillg dlririblltt'dbetwe-elltWI'!IIIY· variuut dlll't-reneet t blt hau taklu nine difi'N"tllllt attiona.ltiea. t}l....;w pla~t ;., the-labor n>ovrnt~at <luring the Colambul Obio.-At thtt lotenr.a· ;;,;~ c:~:;•~te; u: ~:;: pe~t.:~~bo; i= ::~:,,~\~e:-~11; ~;"':11 1'~: ;':;:,~; ~;;•r•~:~;;,;t~o~~e:;:,;,"i:~ 1hdd 111 1 01 :;",;"1 w•ru~n nomben. The nambeT uclud~ one l'aUIM! II'U i 5 7, beat....., of babilit_r of their c hart!"'- There WIP.ftl mental a...!. phyaiul mi~bt lnterl'fttre whb· the ab! lills to ear11 a li,.ing. Pmfmolltk t bereder•rted 0~':;,3'(;lpaot a liru to ri~:~;.:;<~~~f~.~fE:::::~~:: iif;::f:;.~I~T·~:~;.~~;~:i~:: t~;~1;~~~~:~:~t~~F~~;~ ~5~:~~~~~~~~~:)~:~. ike•. too ra<lira l for It wa1 N>me ml"t'llng. ~=rk, :~~~~~~i::n~o~:: a., l utnd of • 1 bo d b 11 SOCIALI~T :=;,';:~t!a ';!';:::~~~~ t~ 1;~ 6L;~;1t!'!:.~r:T; ~~~~u. ut; of " Gloom." Go!. ' wnkl,. Khrdola for 'II'Otk oo orpni7ation for pulitiul J>PTJOO-. ~:.!t:ll,t' :]7;~e ~:.~. anr .: :::::~~~~~~~:~~~y,;:-0~~~] :~Jf:~~:;,~?~::,:~ '"IS SWEEP 'NAI&\TIJil COl. ~nil I ~ In tile moalriJ..J e lf<!'tiOM jtlllt held at 1\'aogata<"k, Con, tbo~ Sociall•t• tartiO'd tbe entire t iekfll in a buti_r ('Oil· t "t.rt16Fbt. Thr big-be-t 1'0it ea•t wu 9116 tar A. 8, ( 'r- , Jr., tor !ol•fo-r. T. K. ll O,I!lll. tbe ~moe.ruit undldatt, , . uh·N M4 \'etn aat! W. C. !Laid, llepal.liun, ! U. =::o::.:r::; mlgbt_r dollar. 0i1'fl your moaey·malrinr, aod DI'!Y'I'r •l•·dl~o llDd...W. tbal aretnlJbed lo to ac:nm11late wn.ltlt.. t' or powar, 111d the .rwl tl1troag. lbb your ,bN.rt eor""'i.ellt!ll wille, -.1 ]001' larp. &1, t ortanatttl,r foitbtre •re thoee wloo wiU OOXINO XATIO. 1111P.Blf'Da. t kil ad...-k-., not Mea- lM,Tbe -~J'pPS.I te Reuoa anDOUnc• tllat Wl'!ait b u4 ~~bot ~ ewial!' to t ~e tart tllat tba e-tas s ... ~of ~ltearta w~ '"""" I'"' :::".:. Tlr.e AJ>J'"'alaaaOG- tUt It wiU aa.li:e tM -riel o:.:-1ta ~ Pfld all •obo.friptieu or erNit tM ......lM, without wlt.Idt 11; ,T ;--- .- ._ell _,._ • •••ot Ia Appe~~l ••.,.,_ S.. a..o.DH- datrt, &Mplte ita ...-10. 4 mut la IN Appeal. nlto.ra. 0•. . oal,_ .c I O'cloelr: ,p..a....t an:.rnoon I ln~r~ Ia a lbcldy wltto.e god R :~0~~·:.:~~ .:.~m:d·e:.~~=-c:~ ~~~ WOMBN•S CLUB ADMJ88fON 16 On'R .Corne and -!I'PMMI a •••k«i ' " 'lll.itttn " hoon,~•••• I• . and many witbout ooplOf· l<lol'-U. 11 -- FRIDAY AFTERNOON, .JUNE 20th, 11t13 at FRANKLIN HALL, 52 West Eagle Street 011 • &OIB""FBB ILOO ·TO JILl 2nt �1~~~, IF IT I.S· ANLxa~ WILLAX'S 7& Voik: Flounriag. -1.5 in. ~~~.~~.:~:.~~~- 50c 75c Men'1 Neg:Jiff: Sltirts. _... ~:::-~~-~-~-~-~~-~-~-~: ...... 59c 75c Peat.lxr Pillows ( 21i lh). :.~~~-~~~~~~-~~~ ...... 59c Ladic.-s' Sersucttr Petticoats, ~~~~,:~~;-~!~~ ~-t~~:...21c ~~~!.~~~~t lasts..I2~C 59c I& 85c AD·Ient~r Hand Bogs, while they lnst... Coat Hllt'l~. whik bst , e:u:h............. . t~y 2c W • ar1ve our-~'"" Tradi n g StorTJ ~ -whl c:h Ia a. - vlna ot l5c: on o dollar Corner K e h r SPECIAL NOTICE BAY VIEW BEACH REDUCED FARE Tlrbt~ f r um UutTa l" '..'0.:-, ln~lu>.lh•fC Chy F'lii"'!!Ladl•"-.an• tu lb.•· \ "1.. -.· I W Ruunil 1.,p, B . .ot L . Et. CUrK ULI'"'C'..,t. CJln t .. r> u n d l':lllcoll S t ... Secure your T \clti'U •t11<'\:et llfflce, Clinton •u<l 1-:llh'UII l:'it~~ ur at 'l Unr Huund Trll> piCNIC AND SUMMERNIGHTS fESTIVAL - AT - Williamsville !»ri~~ng 9ark SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1913 Under Auspices of' Branches 3 and 5 , Local Buffalo Socialist Party Enjoyment FUN - FUN FUN First o t the Sea:;;o n Take Maio Strttt Cars to City Lior, then Willi.uruvillc Gn to Parle. PHYSICAL CULTURE NATU~~~~:~~~lif.:~~fE:~~tOING RE BT A U RAN TB • Nu~111~· .-:~:~t'MW:.~'a'N':,-:,. ..-.~ rtth ~IIIHf of tHURCAL 11 WNOLC WNCAr SRlAO. - - - - - - - - - - 88.l.l. H0'11AkDIJ I I•M ...Ofi!TUlR ~O~•I lh>d ud 411 00 TO - CUSTOM TA.U .OR8 m"t' ~:~:~~: ~!u~!. s;:~:rta ~bt~;; ~~': 11 ~i:it. JoiD!!11d_r1'0,~t~! 1!: t..bel LOUIS MAISEL ;r.r"il11,...1 Cur. -11, Oil Ct.t.t-. .SN-~, .IY••1# J(.,,,,,AI•I $~• ,.,JCAIIJrw• •~c,,,,._,., 96.5 · 9f>7 BROAD'\VAV JOSEPH ROESCH A.tlantlo Hall rand Sample R oorn ~~.-,·r'~a'O~~;..';.~;i:~':"b~ ~'tr.e, Queen Gity Candy Co. WHOLESALE CAND I ES ;369 Ellicott Street (WE Sl!ll VALUE) ........,..,....,,~~~== liS U ITS AT *15.00 AJII$18.08 �SATURDAV. JUNE 21, 1913 NOW IS T H E T IME itH'I">~;,. ",~; !~'~i·~~~~~~~~;,!;~:~u:e1\~~-~ 'f';;;~, ·~:~~~~~~1i11.enJ llt lllo·(l. Tlw •·ll piholiMt dus i" not !10 ea.~ily l~ateu. \\"lutt .. •·o·r llll."ro·II>W in wa~e~ you hR\"t ret>ein-tl through the striko.,.HII<I th..- n••· inl of thf' working dass of Buffalo w ill you iu a luu·e HIIY mor..- of tht' llf'(~itiea of life m·o·ol ho·NIUS(· of IHIY 1mrplm; on•r arul RbO\"e your wag('";! pol<iflon to i;~~~i~ ~~~~,~~~-~,'=~·~'~:~ wlitl•\ ~:~,'./*~~~~!t~t~~o~~~E'1:r":i,:i~l~·~:::'~one im.::::::~~!:::~~~:;::~;:,=,!,~~~:,:~;:~:,;:~~~~~~~~~ooiOIIIIIIl~;_::~~:-: n tonJ: wuy 11bun your wnl_l:hl u.nd the ,rlight r11ise iR 11. liter in the t..liro~·t ion ()f t•nto·hin~ np. hut likf· tho· wi11o· mnn thllt ti~·d a huntlle = nf ha.•· on t ho• o·nd uf 11 ~tio·k ...-. th11t it would dHng\0! ju!'>t nu t n f thO! rt·uo·ll of hi~ uonl•·. 11 w1ll ko•o·p yon goiu~ ll!ld t hat "11 a ll. UC><>li'DD. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ef6a2d6e5ccc73360e7bd9ed67f74cb2.pdf b6765e7320ad5b44e78319aff9febab0 PDF Text Text IIIIMLO«<CWJJT Cllf MUIAT-STAI'IDIS ~YTO - ~Y , VoLD-No. 54 _. �.IAMfS J. .KEllY US IN Am NOTES ON .HIS SPEAKING TRIP 1 loori uguo teson h is t rij~: Dunktrk, N. Y . T!<' Dunkirk m~ting i n !'Oint raan>t..>r. waa a aucecao.. A crowd a bout t wo bondtedgatberedn!!at l railru•lde pot aud abowed tbei r HI loy rf'ln&illillg I O thO I'Dd mr<'l tn~. I ai!N,l Jpokc bdorc t bt on t b<' ~Ill, ou organh.atlon. nuork• ,.·rr""'"Utakon. :\11 Und.er Aueploee Branohee N.... 1 and 7, La Salle andY. P. 8. L. Take Buffalo and La ke Brit: Traction Co. 'i Can fro m Wubington and Clinton 1t1. dim:t to park. Exhibition Drill Games Roller Skating Da ncina FIRST MONTHLY DANCE YOUNG PEoiUSiiusT THUs;uiDAY LLft. . .L . ... BVBNlNO, JUNB I~ At FRANKUM. HALL, S2 W- l!qle 8treet &H<I 111ult. · Jfttrw.-m 15 CI!Nl'S Men's..,_ Oil ® Grain ·All Solid Work Shoes - ~ �-AT- .Ti)i/lillltUDil/e !briDiRg 94lrlc SUNDAY, }(1NE l2nd.· 1913 Under Au•ploell ~ a...,.oh. . 3 and II, · Looal Bufl'alo 8oolall.t Party _Good Speakers FUN - Enjoyment FUN - FUN First of · the Seaso n Tab Maio Street Can to City Lint, then Will.ia.msriUe Can to Pad::. .......... GULTOR~ NATU~-~:,.~=~~~~w.~LtotNG Q, AR·MENAN Cl~i• Utl..,...-.1f}''II.-J,_ Ut/'iiMf"Dfftt R E S T AURANTS - .W::.'~.:i:"~ -=-P Td'e ...... o'-fof,_rREAL WHOU WHEATBRCAD. Fine J.-.Ir7 Rep&iriJls ~Ter-r.~ Bu,_.o, N.Y ~RY 00005 S HO!tS h not beyo11d our rntb.; M EN' S . FURN lSHJ NOS Woultl evll!ry one a -rt hit J. H. WElD EM ILLER _ 11~8.1/SO .£•-1•1 Jt. Yoa P' q..Utrat a tAlr price h1r1 "'" ''"~" ~;;~~~L~"~\E''' .Socialist Nert>s Depot Dally Socialist Papers ... ..& hl1 11M of moatblr a.ad ptrtodl.aalt. APPI..U. SUB OAR08. 1 Tara a &c\alilt becau~ I un Op)lOII· ed t o war, for I bflie•·e that.,..., it but ====....;;.;=~-::.=:: ltgaliu:d murder, reoulling ia profit to the greu eapitalltta, ud brioginrr mit- try aaol atar .,...tioo unt o milli0111 of orrorktf11.. • FUI'tNI 8 H K D R OOM@ 1271 Genesee Street, ..... ~- Joaeph Wuts 8 A M PLEROOM CIIH•• 11'1-.., J:tr••n · - c,_,., UJ88 Salley Avenu~. �·.- ~J SlY. &pSind,lldS.. . · ltJPPALO.N.Y. , , , ltART'M..._.,........_. PltAMII.~1'- 111!M~.'L';S.....3rdflodr ...... c.r.~N."Y. ~Pib$J.OO,.t~.•·moaa..~ ....... ~· Ea.Uind u -c!-eta. aattel' Jo.ae b, I tit, at tbe pol& otBoe aS Bdakf, New York, UDder the Aesol Kareh8, 1871 WHAT DO YOU OALL eioa, t lley are abletouwlla• to de!nt evuy aue111 pe to HOII01IIie 1tnet11.., of .oeiety. eve,. attempt Ul dNiroy Tiltp aad e.tabliab ladu.Uial raey laevltably talte• t be pol~t~ul dau •Lnlggl.e betwee11 plll•h111 daAI (tbe t bt e:rploited dau tbe eapitalilt to ld•rn aad try 10 r.r~te tile tbat l (l('iety al!e'd1 rege11entio11, ll.lld tbu it ;1 tlleir blllilleA to briag it about." -"-Pi" ;rou are ml•taltea, my !rlea 4. Sodalilh 1re th~ 111111t merdtul 11r ( ritiu inJOfar a• tbey try to pot11t ont tbe tad th t 10.,;111 ro11ditio111 aad ill· ~~t:=t"~l~r\~;-~o:o!'r.~fe~i\~i~;'~?~~;~,~;~i~h they ::~~:~~::Y ::rew!•;,,~::~.a~~~ : a : to~~~- l'~""d know the proflta a nti \\·e are iufonned thllt one o r the ori~inal t ight lis t th is c it.'·. th(' Prall & LC'tt·hworth Co.. a f,, w dK,\'8 Krh•r 111~·11 went out po11tcd It uot i•·t• to t lw e fl't"('l thai 1111 1 t('l·eiw~ 11.11 increas... of h •u pt•r c~·ut .. 1111d thi.~ is olhl'ts 1>11\·e tiOIIt' lht• Slime. J.:n,>t)• t"Xploih•r in t hiK city k uo w11 that! he h1111 h is 1;ta•···~. lont tht' sian'S were content f'<l 111UI wh.'· ~h~:~~~.t~::.b:.;:;isfl~.~l.1:~1:;,.'~~~;·~~~~~ t!~d~~ll~~~!l~~i\1. thP .. .,., tbe ;..e,·itable outeo111e of..,. riai •lf'•'f'lop111 ~nl. A 11d tbey al.o b11ltl th 1 t noen are u they are, IIOI· by tbeir 0 ,.. 11 f rff' chllin, but 11 J>roduct.l of their rn•• ironm~ljl, utinll aa tb~y mtllt undN ~on>]•ULJion of tbe -1•1 l>o'"'r• I that i!O>'ern their t,..i11g. j 11 ,th·i·<lual fault• but ru ulu of J>rOro!-..~~. au1] :mpba1i~i ng t bat tbo~~e 110eial proceau11 ... hieb th~ ia<lh·i<lusl ia he rhanJ!~d by colltotti•·~ Rt•J>eal fr11m tbe upon the in,Ji.-ioluat ma11 hy rontlitiODo 111 tba rommon all men. We tbo• tblt ]>11\0't:t 11f th~ bulh·idual fail~ a n<! fail. the eomblned p<twrf'r of the munih c1n 'II'Ork W'OUtlen. You w orkinjlnlt'n thfl l rcct•in~ ~y d o\11111!11 w ... ck ancl renli1.e We.are i11dee,l t:OII\' inted !bat a how hnrd it is It) lil't· o n it, d o 1·on en•r wonder how thl' man with rt. ~;..ncntilln uf 10eiety it aeedf!d, a fltmil.'· ~ehl ll llllll( o n niuc nntl iwt.'l•' t" doiiHMI T gellf'ra tion wbirh will place t be rnon illltrntlofallabo.-ethe . On th f! ot hl'r 11i1le of the book11 lht" ,,ril'l' o f lh· in~ Willi sonring t o 11 ht·ight t h11t rood IJ<'<'Km~ n h1x ury. ami t h(• trilling rai11t" in tlw pri•~e o f Wllg"l"!l ill n ot suflil•i••rJt. 1'h t· n:·l'h ·nl of thl' l11bnr mOI't'IIII'IH hrouJ('ht 11ho ut h_\· tit(' ngitntion o f tht• :;o;ocittlists hali not onl.'• been n menus of J:elting ll littll' IJ.e!ler J'll_l'. b ut t o m1w .•· workt'11! it has awalu:nrd them t o the fltt.'t that t.ht>y nre l •rin~; rflhlw(l by the cupitfllis t t·I HI'l.~.IIIHI thnt if rrop('rly orgsmzt.'d o n the politic11l nnd t•conom ic li1•ld th<-.1· ••ou]d hrinl! nbou t 1\ IIYiil e tu whic h woul1l cn11hlt• t•\'('r_r wo rkf' r t o obtain t he full protluct of h ill toil. i n~lt:rttl of Olll'·ltixth 1111 Ill preKent. Rtrik~'r;l ~:~:~~~::, 1i1;",~1~~R~1ff~~;1 :~:~ :~ee~~::~~;~~ai~~i~~e~~~~{~~:. :~;:rn;~;:!. 1:il:nt~~~:~~·:h~· i~t~r-~~~ 1 :!~11 • Jr tht> hos."{!.>l wish l o rai11e tht ir \)rices t hey tlo u ot wn.it ~~:::• 0 ;r ~~~" ::; ;~1 tb~ ban•l• or UU1lct the tll~trol OUR ORITIOS we .ar.,calle<lu]>olllll k itul of Rlnnding joke( t) our Oll JlO!lellt.!l thllt we a r e of ...bicb i• of •vcb f1i varit ies. T h('y &tty tha t. we d o no t agree among ourseh·e~~. that we and.., full of nrt• .!i•·itleJ into di(]UCA. IHHI t hat whil;:o we preach pc a c(', we pract ice war. 11t !Cast tha t W(" wnr upon ea eh other . Aa o ne . who claimed to kuow, u id p ublicly in a lecture given in n 1•h urch in this city. " I f t h ere ia any ltlace, anywhere. that o ne can ho•nr IIIOI'fl wrangling th an nt n p art)· meeting of Socialis t s. l would like to k now w here it ia f' ' ~ow. our j;t'oorl b rothe r could luwe found it quite easily it be had attended a few m eetings o f the councils o f the d <i'nomination of the c hur ch in which he Wflll l ecturing. W e admit that there a r e many ami \'arious opinion& expre~~~ed upon pnu! iieally all t h e phases of Soeialiam. different v iews upon tactict.. u pon platforms and certain planki ln the . It. is true that we h ave in o ur .ranks h it~ or tt ~~id!t f~o~~;:,~a~'::a~ 1l:e~11~~·;~1~ _. ·,:::::.c::. ::." to be p u rsued . And it ia well that so. It I• our b~laeu to call to The m em ber11 of' the party are mentally a ctive. If t hey were not orbo are 'PI""I oo etrort to they would not be in the party. You an n ot required 1o think in • 110r:lal Ol'dttr wblell 1~ order t o be a m emb er of t he old political parties. In !act y ou are II""' lm:apult,- to ;f~1:'gu~:~l!·o ,~::~b~~ :i~~~~t~h~1e~~:~e":.kn: t':e·~::i:;. 1~i~! ~~~;;::~~~~~ :!t :!__ t bey eu y lor you, a'nd for them t oo. But t he Soeialiat ia tire() of that ; h e -elves thl11k: It ralioul aad juoot., goes in for him.elf. H~ hu no faith in leaden, b e wan~ and baa his aay u pon m a tten in which b e is inte rested. . _ Tbia ia democracy, p ure and aimpl e. · ~ the party ia growing quite rapidly at the present time it is well.1 hat these difrerenet:a be thoroughly threahed out in order that ')VI! may ·han a poliey for future llll~ even i£ tha t poliey would have to ehanga to m eet ehanging eon· diti~ · . Tbeae wrangle~ and aoeial. ehureh and tiona ' 'prtaeh stagnate Yidatia. likes tioDI, timea, all :::_·.,.;::__··-- .. :;::·~i!::~;f.i.'~;;:;;.';''~t;;:~~:,..:,:.'~ST;:A~~T;;E,~:,f.,.~~~:~:.F.::C!::::::--;:~~~~~:~~~~wu..,. ~~~~~--t:Bt:~-::.~.~~".!~·'!'~'~'~:--l WHAT WE HAVE AOOOMPLISHED :'\o woutler the c~tpih!.list dRI!& thro ugh their u ews papcrs are pr11~11ing the conserl'fltivcs nntl howling against the Socialists ' n •ht·ll l. Tht> t l'('t' llt r e1·i1·11l of the labor lllOV('Jltt.'lll by the Soci11list s hs11 "OSt lht> capita li111 elas.<: many thou~~ands o f dollars. n ot o n ly by· what it h~~ ('0111 the m for loss of profits through s iOppage or work. but by the m cr <i'aN' of wa~tet~. \\'e hal't' heard of many ca11t11 whet(' firms han• ,·oluntarih· ra ised t he wagt•!; of the ir e mplO_\'t't'K a dollar or 110 a wee k in ordt.'r to war(\ they prollt b,- it at tile pe11te of t.he ~"'Ute peoplo. It 1• our bua- to gh'e to tile de~~~a~~d of tile workers d al Juatlce wklclt irltladM abo.-e ~ opportualty to tlljoy to Ute hll !n~lta of tlleir owa labor. becaUM .: of the ela• . we are lnvi11dble; it w" are Jon , hMauN we are 1011 d~i1ta. The .tr't!11gtb ud Sociells111 rett.l ill tbe tad ohat leading a el&U •trusgle; that the 1118 el~• i~ uploited utl 11pp~t~ by the raJlllahlt dau, aad t hat wnhla cap- k:a11w11 I• U111tarla11 clrel~. at· tar.k:t Jt.ue ' -• ••dt 1111 t.M• by the radieaJ,. Ia t be dl"ft91aiaatio•. 81. Petl!nbvr1.-ne joar11&l Rill'tt~ tJtatlstko relath·e l.o tile a~ar pe11altie. i•r-f IIJ>oo · U!• RUM!aa pren du.riq tlwl •outlt ot lol.arc.ll. · THat lllatlatiet Mow tllat tlli rt7 jo11r111l1 aad 1111p.al11ft U.ve 1.alJ t.ato tlletotal ...lll ofl8~ rllbiN (O".;. pubUJIIft . .d t~li•tpu~!:'y.,.~tre:ua:~fo'=,,,'.~·,w':'bl:'.','• l"";;;~:;~~:;·~;, r.lu• u ploltat loll, are M,OOO} ;fllrtyjeuraa.a.~"'eeabc:ated •illbe ma.de t'lt llld J~lltltD.o ....,. btoatllt apiut. tlleiredlton. 7.~:.~ ~.d~;:~=.~~~~ l.UOa na - v-aa - .... -.,.-.1JU1L lu ~tlu.l aj'f<lkatloa .'• • mUIIt~IJIII:I, tta'\e u d - J.al a11oht1111UM owal'd ]'lalllled for tilt tllr, tbou11.11d1 ot "•,,_.,,.cu;....., .t.noann 0a April lHb, t!.t m.asorlal 114)' or tl:e t risltttal .,....._"" wltirla took. plaetlll!lle J!Old wulliDI" 011 tile Rh·tr • Leaa ill Eut !:liberia, tlla warkt.u Ia St. Patenburg a•d J:O.rt of 1110111 · la lf- w came 0111 011 etrike. Numneoa• da,- ltrlkH aloo Uoak plau i11 t H ~':!:;':, ~~~~!:U.:.":•o7:u:': IIVft 00 1'0 JAIIo. d ti.-u wu II~ upoa aad \11 tile p,... l attoraey1 at & 11 Dlep, ~·io,.. 7"-'· 011 ' "'' day, wlle11 !50 •or.ll.· mllllt ao lo jail ntll •ut ..;..,. k:Uled Llld 150 iajured; t bU.. J?lllllllll IDol r-1 a l11e ltr\ke, wll\ell Wll proeH<illlf q_lli~ dld llotpioluobjeetM-wllk ltlook plae... were oae after aaot~~ar' a...\. b,- ttle gold-mialoc otber workttt ]JGL oo ia. Tbe di•IDI-" mea Ill•• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-06-14 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/34e1fd2c94b5f784676f8d6d2945a671.pdf d31cd7d87c5f64dc2f1d894c27d0aafc PDF Text Text .... - Save Mllllon ori Electricity·- Up to MaT., to T akc Hands of Colond Wani and Hls Counc:' Out of People's Pockets- Dan: He Veto? • I ~oald eootiltue, lri~ 1 dtr!Uolk~ ~ eo.t of Tupt.u ~ •.W. r tiiOUPIII! 011 "-do- jlt«!ftL t reportof t\ot ~Md ~l'<:t ridty of th<! CitJ of 0\5- ~l,KIVMtotalc:o.tofllpt.. a"lld~i•pitb.mc~ u f3,6.5 wbleh topUer piS1i laborutlmateria! . . . . . per Iampi per JHr b tLtl · foriUI•t.uM:r, u . - . · Wall.ba(~ 0 . tM B11hlo ... j•••••••••~Cotlmetof~ 'l'ldll 7 �'" X o. 0 -a. On ant! afl<'r tltr fir.t 4 ay of .Januu~·. J!IHI, '' .11~11 IK· a nla,..fullor anyrailroftd<<!lltJ•au,• to OJo<'r1lt o tnliu~ IJ~· II"' " -" '' .,( Lu eomati• e onl!'iPO"II J•roj~·llo·· l J,_, ortram JOO.-I't -"th in llw lt!lut• . r tb~ .-ity or u ~tr~<l<>. I!'CITlHiOII OT ~ODIJ •IIll~tb o~ pro.-iaiona ut Aaltate and eubeorlbe for the >iolnt trt): t Itt• "'-'<l ion • hall 1,., ArfJetter•:Bettuno. :Ttoe oai1Getma~~ DewtpllperlDthell&teouuldeof !f-Yorlt: Ch1, repN-teotlua: t.be iDWr.ttof&be WorkiDC 011\.1!!, -I0-18for 5 mma&bl. Offiu, 3JS-317 " - - Stout, - . - Bu1Wo, N. Y- train~ lll•;;;:::.~ i;::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::.;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J:;:i • • •, MI:O and t bree·l'll t btrrnlt tbN>uj:bout tb,. ,l,._,.. .-kle;l ill tb(' fran~bil<", in~t~atl .i''t aa tl mornin,:: ~1.-.~m t uiu, ..... QUESTION Financial Revolution '"''''"']]L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - J],.,;; uuoke orolinallr<' "·oul•l 6a requi red rl'Uilt ato•l ba\'0" a dl'~t on tb~ raJ'itl <'rr•·tion · aiaal lltation. i f th,. olaV on tbe ..,tiu of the Otoliouur,• "'''r<' rhanl!~ t.D Juun..,- ] ~\. Ull!i, •l'itb the addltlon e f a elauiH!, J•ro' i•h"ff an ezten•i11n of ti..e tor el~trillcation (otlle r than t.be Belt J.i llt} l{ grounrl i1 brokcu by any aillo.d f or a ne " ' ~tatio.~o within a ]'el-•, tbe o...:Jin11nc~ ~i ng elfo..:\ i.-e for .._, niltoad Jauuar~· lat, 1916. r ile Naw Tork ' Ontral ahoulcl bt _.u to &fq Jeocl •"'-c• tiD \be lklt J.I:De, pron4a ~-~ eleet:rtc tn.t.u, A_ ... G~OD By K ARL F . Jl , SA.NDBEltCi, a uthor of •·The Money TTuo;l.'' •n.ttl'..!in aoall~m ]tl\ultolt.lthc TH EP,OSSI Dl LI TJDi' ~'OR XRAI'I D , mo11ey. ORO\VT H o~· SOC!A I.!Sll AXD TJrE O YEHOJIO\\'TJI OP C A.I'I TALHUI. ARE ORF:AT~:R 1:-: TillS COUNTRY TIIA~ IS AXY OTII EII. Tbe t aJ>Ital· i~t •yucm b at nrh·anrrd more rapidly aflil to a big h<'r Jl<lint ia tbi• ton11try tban iu any otbf't . ~·ortoiX'II&tl piled biJ[her thau in a11y other. Co111111li· ..Jatlon. tnlll llkatio>n nd mncr:rvolilalion o f iotlu~t rin, railro.da aad othe r pu blic ut iUtil':l ha.-c• advanrtd morr r:o.J)idly a nti reacbf'll ~r8t.er perf~tioo tbn i n auy utbl'r. Capit.ali1m hu ''I' And Con~•• is r ight {OOiot ot J>UtlinJ: i t& Uan•J• of on taj>l!alilm by lrgali~ing t he ••••·.I'""C.·.·--:-···· -in~;·trl'<lit and rnoney truU. Wiod.·mool'y ;, Uoe lill'blood of Capit.aliam. W it h tbi1 it 1La1 go'l!b ler! up a11d ronuopo lizt'<l our 11nt ura.l ri!'Morcett, public utilit iet nd our iadulriK, hu .lll"' eau ..W t hl! llrld to a ir <~M1!uit irt of .llfe. . aod n1oro:l of a are daily ala.-rtl, Tbe time f or itt nm:ly arri.-~. N'ot hias 1bort of clr:::t.:.~ aliCl ~~~u.:tr r::~:,~.~!~~;:~i~=dia t::n~:~: !:::":.-:il~d~h~htbe~.,•..••,,.... ,,.,'. "~'''I.,,~; : . :. : :: - : ......-u" ~ ..ceommoclat.lona aU PftMellltn. , ~' FRANK PEHKl:S~. ' • tnl'llf'IN (Xl'IIRSION ~ W - T(}j'.' BAV VIEW The m.Liu rflUOu f or the npirl ad.-.nt<llllf'111 of r..a pitalism In t be Ua ited iA te be ! oo11-d lo our lawt. UUT ~:Sl'~XlALLY T-IlE ' O:s'F.S. ha\'t been {Tamed, aad eofol'dd t o• a>l t he e.bt-. Tbe,.- have e~abe4 IU . "" · •i~:e':~·:::; :;;'_,~!ale T ie.- BeK.IL Put 8onday, J u11e /' :~:::~~;.~:,d~8aL1~ ~~ ~1l~~~~~~ ~~IIIIo e..ir lrie.a.••i.ll j.Ooruy t o popVIar p'-na 1pot. <!apitali~tie wind·lllallf':" _ p it IIUth a od real Wllltitut iona l , S tale. moo•y ,get• ou top. \\'f' mu1t r ofu•e to a~pt wind·moae,- for ou .,.ork, c"pt :-:•t loaal boo1tlt notf!ll t beth; llctept a otbi11g io ,._...,. •~ wn>· "''" moo•r. 1111a i o lhf'm the J>nnibiuty The \'ahae of t l e ~·ational eaa be fbaDIL ~~-r~d bauk clu!"b lie. ia u.r wiUJ,"'"'N o f t ba United SUtel are to a.ceept thelf we do , ut~•u of our i''- "'"" ~ ~ :~.,-:;-:~~~;:.~~··,:;"~', ;;.,;:;;;:·;;:; J ~'".'.".: r • · lawa 1,..,. will make~ u- t hey 110 ~o:r:Y:~: =i~ r::•~o e~~~ :~n~:=:;~~~~c~!~~=hea of :Y:.t':. ~all to p1 a ma· ;0 ·~~: , ;-~:~-•:;le~.... at pe-A, II- wooJd 1101 l«'m to i~N~FH~ ~i,!~~~~: 111~ ,P"'rw.uio11 to mate 111 .:·~.:lt~~:-::u:tu~"i• ~~:.~,:~ ~:;a~~Dll~~t~~A~~~ ee~~~ ~.::u:~. ot:t~o; '~I'P•;.,••J•'~"'-." =,. -..ala auil '-.--died altar a beaotJ.ful OA.BBY lT THROUGH TO 8UOOE58. • lot (!II Mlog tMIIIIerfe•lttl _ . rewtfal rw. of abou.t 3fl miulM 011 Our !100,000 ran, by -eer1M tor tk(r .,.I~·~D"e:r. ..,u..,, Jar ot 1: .. La~·~~= ;!,~~ ::~11~=~~ ::e;::~::! !~ ~ ;"~·d=~:~ra ~0~;;... ·~::to~lloo· • - -·· --·' -·•;';"" York. jorl,!?. ~~~~a.Stat" ..._. tuadal lawt are eo~:::::==~~·::; F:~ e:.atn~::.:_arry WO&EJ!U ~ ~ . • lloafleaal revolu· OWJI' ""'Ul01PA'rtl«>]••"' FOB- II. DO TtJDJE 181 mtn's Oil6raln :Jill Solid Work ·Sbots $3.50 to �:-For the ~la.cd 11.50 Kad me tbe 8a&Jo poe year aad "The Call of the Carpeokr." (tP aooc. IS TO U · SINT BY JIAIL zNa.osa SJ.il}. Nam<'--------------~~----- S~tNo..----- -- ----..--------Sta t· City .......................... il' il' SOCIAL. AND DANCE .. UNDI!lt AUSPICES .. .. THU~SDAV BVBNINO. JUNE l.::hh 0· i YOUNG PEOPIIS SOCIAUST LEAWE i .. il' At· FRANKLIN HALL, 112 West Eacl• ~ .. : . 6Hd mnlc R.tfrtsl)mtnn :: . il' . · ADMISSlON, 15 CENTS .. .......................... GRAND ANNUAL PICNIC . cavaN BY THII • . Local Union No. 16 IEEJDIIYEII, HELPEII AND ITAILEMEI At BRAUN'S PARK, Gene.su St._and the Creek June 8th, 1913 ~ · 'Tlcket-. Ill C.nta l.o•·~jor •t r~t 11•·ar F riday e•·e· Tbia brn eb i1 1111..- tbe IH'COPd THE CALL OF t'Bl: CAltPENT&B. , --,"··.:c:c: .:;_,._.,,.,, ,.:i.;,;F;:.;~;;; I ~:~:-:: ~~a~ ~!~~.~~r~:<~~;:, ~~~:~ "':.:~:~~~:;~ ~;:,~;" i:b",::"'~ali•t ....,,,• .,. ! ~••'· ar11 loTitN to a lle n 11 t.be wbrn ruo.leru meaut of t•n•duct ioq a11t.L Bran..h Sii. R~entl,- a t.Lillributio ll are uuJ., ba•·e eP tertd . th~!:~:1e~~: ~==;~ :::::g::~ ~a::,.:eu~ ~~··\\~::::b:_ftl\~1~ ~ridap evening 1 ('lUn 6t'l. Jl t IJ by .. about :!I mflmbers.· · Ao or.,he1. talist du1 it ;, a light to matotain alto .,0,.. 1., 11, ...,_ or f ormat !oo. profit.:. With the ,.·orlti"g tlu it it the •oe of tlrug111~ for n.i•teDte-life it· llEEt'INO IN .ell. With ,..hich •ide will tbt Cbrit· J. Mahllo~=·~!~~ ;!•:.~.~:;"~b;~~e::;o~0~~~ ~:eb;: ..~~· Franklin Hall Seo~a aod Cau 11o,·ia 110 f ortibly t hat the iuue cao11ot louger Ta.~yentting, JuRtlOth. beavoideJ . at '!rill be held uahlt r the a u. Eight. Samuel JAArr a ct u tbairmu.. X&IIOlfET TO LBOrtJ1B. 8 ttphe11 J. ll&l.o.,ty 'lril1 lectu r11 a t H all, eoucr Broadway 111d ltreet , Frida ;r e..-eoiac, Jutte · tobjeet ,..m be "Ia Socialiam Km•• l Comlo;•l" The lettore 1riU be. heJd a~Y"plc" of B~cll Be.,.e11. Thoee ,..bo "'" i11 tbe C&rpt"IIIH Xaun~th a rreat lea der Ia t he for rlgbtoeu lnt t ryl ag to ehtn'tb true to the poait iott of Founder. lll that atrugglu !.be rt · book.. which, 111"he11 it Sud• ill thfl peoople, will turtt th11 tide tile "orkera. Tbtt book Ia Booek Wllite '• "Call llte Car1•uter. " TILat book Pl"ftf!DII ia po"crful tbefac:ttlhattho"thtt- 52 West Earle St. For all Office Workers the purpose of organizing. �~ ...amu.T irTnta .....,._, BUPFALO SOCIALIST PIJBIJSHING CDMPANY S1 'JI. !ql. ..... 3rd &oor llAaTDt K1DSU1Jt. ......._ ....... ~.~lctJ o,_ BlJPl"ALQ.N. Y. l'1t.(JCK. ~. T - . ....Cot.~~. ~ PrbSI.OOI*TMI'•SCk tb:IDI:Iad., ,-T&IIkhl"'"-­ . ~' KlltnN ae MOII'Qd-el.ael maUQ' J a.q b, 1111, at &be poat oe:sc. •• 1 Bo.11'eki, New York,CDdert'BeActolllarebl,l87i SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1913 The worker~~ ha,·e 11roduced enryt hiug for t he ('BpitRiiat for a long time. Why not do something for our~~elvea for fl chuogef It i! tough luck when an ex-P resident baa t o go to court to prO\'e that he i11 110\,f drunkard."' But Teddy was looking for a nother chanr.e to be a hero. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-06-07 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n053_19130607 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n053 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Police Stop Street Meeting Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/416fac45168c18fe7ab282133d6c4fc3.pdf bbd6e3b86a1863b917b115029dc0e2be PDF Text Text ~T~ar IP IT IS . 63 ' YOUR SUBSCRIP'110N J!X.. ' PlRl!S NEXT WEI!X fTELL ··ARRESTED !EMPLOYERS _RffUSE TO Machi.nists DEAL WITH MACHINISTS Pulled in For Speaking to striking �h,-t!lefaet l baton t bepubllea· ~~~~r ~~~: ~~~!:!!~ ~~~:~~v::~ o.; '"N...:... :..,...,...._.,._..-'I.al-JOHH L COit!S, s-'r. ' •t llloooct ,._... ERICSSON MANUFACTURING CO. ;..,..L·.c ... T.oW . . ... . durivg tbe tell da,;r gfie.,.anee J!eriod and. only 150 during the aame perlo<lln1912." .''Am mailing eopiea of rolla of ealb.year. .-\11 enmlnatlon of tbe roll of 1911 '!rill abow rad,lcal tbugno•·ertbeftprMnndertbe old a,;ratem, 111an! of wbieb, b ow· e,.et, JitO\'edaounutt.faetorytbat ••ub.tantia l ru.-ment oftbe "'hole eity wa1 made oecnury for Hll2, the ft8'1tl!l of wbieb, I am glad to aay, will be ' larg~y re- Tnd.,. · .... ... BROS. BOTTLING W(>R~CS-J... C.IUornla W Jn• and Uquors IIUIIItlllllllnllr.-. 8pedalahoeadoa ,~ 10 pbotM Oll'den aad Jll1=pf; au..,.,. ~~4.-41. .1/.IC~.##. Aaltata and au....,rlbe for the ·:&ttuno. llr~ter . J...~· .. lloioo6oelo.-l.t. ..... ,.... ............ .....,.,.,_,..urd~ ............ colbol ...... ....t ..."'• .w... ~-------------h io tb• nl>t~\'f syot fm t hat w~ r.nk1111: to "'J'r out . guu~nt.-.•in;! m"d""'"' 1bo• ri11ht t o work wh~•~ 1nol who·n bo• f'ln•r,; " 'ithout i11 t rrfrrt1H"' ot tb~ l:m plo.•·"r• · .\MI!(I;•ill1ioG. ur, in ~lbPr ,...,,,]., k<'<']' lbt• Jb~]"' Oflt"l I ll all ool:I::::"'.;',;';,:',:;;•,:-:;::~J:-• Wl"ll wbo.> " -i·ll to " 'Otk an<l 'llUI d~i•·e llu!JIIIo·J..~rou"" wilb ~~~~~f.~~~~~~~~~~:f;;~ 1hru t h<'v fr11m to ~x..IIQI ro·i~··uf Tin• ri~o: b1 ' " loe fr~ too.. tul.lil'l:l of fU~b tbe a1 .U r. =========•/I :TbeoalrGet:=a.a DeW~paperbi theMaa.oat.lde ot M- York Clt7, resnLu~t ot &he Worktq 01.... - eo oeah t ori mc:..lln. ; _ aHI\lnJ the . Offio<, 315-317 ex..- St.ut, ~ - Bolfalo, N. Y. • ( I ·' UT THIS OUT QOOD FOR IOo OUT OUT TWB AD AND BRlNG 1'1' TO THE ' ! �J Dar1ce BY · GIRL STRIKERS AT· CONLEY'S DANONG.. ACADEMY TO NIGHT . TO NIGHT Wednesdfciy, May 28t:h Everyone 8hou!d Attend and Help. St(~nd .Q . A RM EN ANT E 1111-·lmlll .Ole+• 8'/lnfC.... - ' I f lf_,.m. .Wtf.,t'UtW .FtneJ'eW•lrr Rtp&lrlnc ·240 ,.._.oe, Buttalo• N.Y ·For Jla!Jiul la!Jtrameou; Pl•nos snd PlayeR -00 TO- .A. MAISEL, 915 D--·'······ 1Beur. To1n>Mia4 ud 6rilnd l){lnce YOUNG PEOPIIS SOCIAUST LEAGUE flhur~Jdaq, ~aq 29, 1')13 FRANKLIN HALL, 52 W . Eagle St. 8Hd m,.,, 1(tf,..bmt,ls JOIN THE LEAGUE and HAVE A GOOD TIME EwrviHHiv W•k•mt OPEN AIR GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION GIVEN BY THE Columbia Turn Verein AT BRAUN'S PARK ... . .. Cl•tbl"g Louis Josephson Decoration Day, may 30th · R.HbtsttrS~mplt ~76 ~-~~ ~'!.~· S.neo• 8 1:,, Oui'J• I o . N. V. F. J .lw.h/. H. J. Z.o.Jtl. C. r. K~ul'. ZEBOLD.BRo8.CO:'' . _... ... o.-.do: Wi"•"· .Ct,,"''" ••" Cq.,., B!Utn- :!olea'l l.llocbli;IIOtot:OO ·•HD. QekSI.,Itf,Jfad1M. llllalt. ft.1. Patronize Only Moving Picture Theatres IN BOX OfflCE WINDOW ......_ Jo•eph Wutz SAMPLE ROOM c...,_ .,.,..,., • ••., c~. ..c~ teee Bailey Avenu6- �rutiu~ .. I ·• ~ future belongs to the sttolll!:. tlie active, the daring, and . the beat way for yon ~ to one of tliem is by • howing lrtrengt.h, a cth·ity abd daring in tlie daily atrn4gles for Tile fonndations of th.e new wocld of the' futuro! mu1t be laid now, tor (h~ '"""'~wl'""''""' outcome of today. Tile Sopa}iJct ~.acidy will not cowe ·about as ·11 mirae~. it come as the re~rult o( our ow-n acti\•ity 8nJ .. eflort.. It w1U not be the r.:ali.r.atiou of our but the prOtlut1 of Our 'actions. 6his world ia a man-made world, a nd 110 ~ill be"the ~ne.,.,·e ft r t ing a t. tho· Nt<·inli..,ts uu.i.:~~~;,~·..~ ·;:~n:;.~!~.\:k~~~~~~:.\:·, ~~.::.~~~:.,:,~;.r ~~~\~.,~:~;~~:~~:~~aft~~:~ THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE All 111111 nr !lUll WNhw~<rta~ \lh('u ho IJf'nt II v.ngoii \oail of Jl()licemt!ll Tb~ .... n o! the J'f!OI'Ie &ball rule I IDfOfD\~1 .- "bo ... tM . peovle ....~ admit till~ I t .. to tb_eu tG\f'r~t t o th t Uuft'Hiu 1'111.11 to orr~st 1- \\ C11l l\lll lou!Uni'A8 rnanagPr and T\111 11 a •ery romforuoble plo,....e, but •nil ahall rul<! f make 'helie~e t llat th1. •re ~~"~'""·1.:7'~;·;"; ot ••Jotaetleall.- muala~:lew 111 our mod I nil• II wa, tlllkm)!' 111 LlH 111('11 on tho ~<lrtke of the mnc hmtii\A, tra -•et• , and Jo~t ~aoooe of tbl1 1t e•hlor of !lull pllp<'r nndlf'lll• \\II" 11 ']1111'1 nnd 11111lhgrnt lot of mtchii!UCS ~ho l\t'r• alll!OII!IIO ku011 ho11 tht lr (clio\\ "orktn; 011 11tr1ko II CrC mak m.:: 0111 Cauell hn<l ht:., 11 t 11 1kuur but 11 r,.,., tniiiUit!:ll ~hen Po hce Cn plnlll ~ ••rn-..t ol uppt lltt ,\ <111 th• K< en• 111111 "ti iHHit 1111\ rxp!Rnll tlou l<lllrl ~ct to JIUil 111111 from t ht \\ugun m tht ma.uner of 1\ bull) \\lth 11 ]IIIIo nuthontl llhlt h ho 11111 1 ,] 1 n~tl to ltll.'l< r t Ins tead of frlghl t-n llllt th1 workc~ of the Boff111o 1'ltls \duc h ua;, the IIIIS!IItHI of t ho r•oh~e lt luultho oppoontt' ,-.ff, ct One of tJw polict•mf'll wa 11 ,.\·•·rlu•arcl t(} !Ill.\" '" thnt thrrt' ""''"' only a frw of the Pit hi llH'II out uutil Cntt<:ll ~pokt> tn t lu•m ; now thf' whole bunch on 11trikc " · · T he Police ,j.,1111 rtmeut bali a)WII)""ill !we n 11 weapon of t he c&pi&.alist claM with whic\1 it hall bci>Tt·n lht wo r ketll into MuluniMiOII wlu~ne1·er tht•y ha n • s tt ... r11 p tt•ol to rill•" up sn.l fight a~o:11i11Kt condition11 which hKfl brt·orut intole rl'lhlt·. In ffll"t, it iM as we heard Oil(' p-oliceman lillY to ltllOtho·r rf't~eutl•·: ' ' \V" 11r,, julll tools in the hRIIIIs of thf' hoAAell to do tht·ir <lith" wo rk . while thtl" reap tilt lwnefit : illllt cad of protecting thf' peo1>le.. ~ .. rnuat ahUIIf' thf''ru.'" ' The capita liat. politicians know t ho·ir bosint'M well enough to foreae" whl'lt will hllpJW!n llt'ltt f'lf't•tion if t h(' growt h of the wor k ing rliiM ~~enti onent eontinuea in"thi;; eity. Thf'y can sf!oe t hat if the Hot•iAiilltR keep up the ir work of otgRni.r.iug lliUI edur.ating t he work· ""'· thnf' i~ ew•t)" pn113ibility thltt Sot-i11JU1s will ht> t>l~tf'd to office at the I'OIIIiug ''"mpaign. and abovt' a ll t hinga th111 ia one thing that muat hP pre,•ent ....l. if they wish to retain their profita. Thf':rdore. the fight must ht> w11gi'd a~tainat Sod~tl istJI 1tDd n Pwspap Pr And t heir 11ptaken1, and you may depend uron it money will not he sparrd in the Attempt to put U!l down a nd oul.. But tht c11 pitalist politicians han• figured o ut tht> t hi.ol time. They have been ao aco·ustomed to ha•·in~r · o wu ••ay.. s.nJ only hal·in~: to gi\"C the order and any r.,tno\·e;t. t h11t they helit\'1' it will he the 110111e in thill clllle. Soeiali11t1< nN' not eo eaeily detealt>d. The SocialiJita cannot be fooled o r bm w-heated. They know that t h"' otJ~· w11y th11t tlu~y can gd a ny r t lief i11 to turn the men who N'pN..ent the capitaliwte out of office and put men H1 their plwc:(' that ~pN'sent the workera.. I t iN imposMiblt' for all,I""OIH' tn r•·pro~f'nl both 11idt'a nnd L•r this ay~t l!m of 1110ciety. The capit.MiiMIK now !'OIIfrol all thf' oflie<'ll 10 tho•ir interettl.. anrl art> in a roaition to pcl""l!M:Uh• t ht• workinll' dali>l to their h,•art 's de· light. and IIJ'C doi ng it. The &leialiat.ll intend To PIPCI 1111'11 to nffice t hs t will represt•nt l hl' working t·lau. 11ml """ill t'(mdm·t thl' 11fhirs or stnle in tho·ir illtl•l'e!lt 7'o:o 11111011111 of hullclo.r.ing. o r th ro·RII'ning. or Jlt'1"1L~nting of th~ Sociali11t11 ll>""ill pNl\""f'nt t hem f rom lht• work of reof1(s niting IIO{'iety on a ha111ill that will ~ein! the workPn< olf thi1< worltl 1111 o p portunit y Tc reap the f ull product of tlll'ir toil. lllhl h1>1 The awrag~ ---- workingtn1111 works a ll his lifr a nd tlies in J u11t watch the work<'MI of tbi.'l cit.'· ilo thing. whe n lhf'y arlopt the ''Soeiali111t \Yay. '' - -- - - PAYINQ THE MILITIA ·-~· ~:·· ~-·~,.~~~~~··:~:~~~~:!';.d~~;_ be0:'£ 1e1 ~0 •1~~::~\::11 .~:;;::,d :~ ~·o~lell~ofth:,:';:et';:~1 .,,,.1')' one of tbeM dlft'ernt d"u. of •ork u la~Un,' •-•-I •• one of the t.,t jlhrurJO of f>rofeu oool.l j...Of•le •f the Mme. tlme and '" the Jlulgn eontrad1tt tbeir platform """".·•-·::·~ polou~,ana. }'or •lao ••f' tbe poople,u.me rntaal. Oaly tbe Te l :f •gaanuot t l0111 Jt Ul \Mit peoJ>'e, tbl' ,.. ....... .,.,n h to n~le tbt large cap1 can oltlnde the~~>l.elvt• Wllb the lH!hd 1•b- H01.o111it iateTta t bu are t•h•t• •ho are eveT nger lo .,... now that 11 11 w\tbia the po11'er of aav IJO' rt':III!Dtlag whoM woll l.a the one "I tb<' omall ODI!!I, or tbe ~mall Uj>l ernmrnt to hai'IIKIOIJ.e all tb.! eontrad 1~ rules 1.11d will nde 1.1kulg u tbry tahou •bo wa11t to uoe tloe power• of t11rv dau •at"'"'- eluk•na datil "' l tnlt tbe te:11nonUe prwera 1.11tl -··~~'j,.,.;,.,_ !!OHrclmtl>' to cru•b t be large onu, modrra .ot:oety of M<ltty Tbe ~ag tbe fa':""•n, who) d~maad a bogb_ lat~tf Tbe m01t fODI~IeaOQJ t•nrtemhr 110 part I• theu·· polltleal """'""'""""•II•.. ~· o~ ftgT>rnltural r•rodu~to. ~· tbt< IDdl~t· of ."'odem eapltalut .oeltty l.a 11ot th~ Leeaa.e tbey llaTe 1t0l yet lroal wurlu•r11., who l.!"fl er~"> hlt for tbeap Uh<OII of hltel'u t, b11t tloe di'l't,..tty ef 1tre11"'b enoqk to eomJM'I to>Od: thr iDdt...;du•ll•ta, .-bo are 01'" inter<"lt ud, re~.uttiar ,,.. It, the p.ar attutlo11 ~ tftlr roo....J to go•·~r11meat lalt'rfueaoe Ia ~~•• strv.gs!... Tbe rMl objeet of polL· ud will I "'""~•• of _,., l!t'OBomy, or the t'Ol· tou Ia our day, lberefon, l1 tbe eoe· Tbe will of tU .-orldal! k r th·i•t•. .-bo inolot oa tbe ~laliu· qoetl of vo_litl~l powu for ~··rlifpt>H ~·et • .DeJI!fible qaaatl~y t •~" of tb~ mn111 ot J•rodad>oa aad of ~oou·erhat 11 l1to a mfll.a• ot ed· anJ ••II ~-Ia 1;11 Dllt>l o·oTnlllunlutlon: the i,:aora11t 1.1111 ua· •·au~inl d ... letel"fttl.. r~lilr tbe u-lllte DKfl!lity duuted, or t be latent,eat u d wellOf coorH, the polllleiau will ae~er toaurtftl a«.ioa oa tloeir · THE WILL TO POWER Life iA ""; 11 to power, uya the German philCHOpber, Neitucbe, and the nilinc eluses of our dsy-and of ·a u pre\'i oUI day.-b.ll\'e long ~i&ed • tlliJ ' IDd De \·er h~tated in their attempt& to monopOl i&e all the powen on earth. Their will lo . po~• bu a\ WB)""II bun very strong. a nd uceedingly relucta nt in reMgniz.iog ita limitatiOil&. Howe.er, t he chief limitation of man iR man. 1 The will to power ia alh·e in everyone, and the n.:ili ia eompetition for power, and in it&moat devdope4. and formidable form the atruple betwMtl tlle elauet and nationL The rn~t aipifi.cant atrunle f or power in our~~ W that bet wet>n the workill.g claM and the capitalial clau, and that object it nothiuc leu thaD the government of the ciTilised world. not me rely t he political govemmeat, but t.lt.e govei'IIIDent of the eeonotni., world, whieh ill the' foundation and 1.0urce of sll other ·po...-era.. This ia. iodeed, a -.tupendous 11trunle, the gra.ndeat, per· haps, tht' •orld ha• C\'er witnNeed aince t he de.truct ion of the ucieut llor111on Empire. Ye t \'ery few of tbote who are able to make themsel n~s heard""in publie diseuuion. outaide of the Socio.Jis t mo•·eme nt , see111 to re&liu ita rrandeur and app~iate the wignificauct> of the fact that t he working c\&11!1 haui gathered at rength enough ·and aelf..col*.louaneas enough and self-relianee enough to cballengt t he most powerful cia. that enr ruled .oeiety to combat for the mutery of the world. :\l ost of t bOI!Ie oppl)fle<l to t he Socisliat mo,·e.ment fail eomplt>tely to understand that thi& is not a struggle for hread and butter on thr one aid e, and property rights on the other, bnt for wo rld eoneept ions and ideals of cult u re and civiliution. But thl'~· ma~· learn to undef!ltand it by Rtud,;ng the Socisliat mo,·ement in all itli upect&.. Tl}ey may _l"t't lt·an1 that the ·struggle for power on the part of the working cl8flll ill a nruggle for tbe emancipation of man from t he •ial'ery of the thing• of ll""hich he himll!lt is the crtator. material t binga, llpiritual thinp and aocia l inatitutions and for the cstabliahment of a 110eial ordl!!l' in whieh the econotnio·. politieal. intelleetu&l and moral. fN-edom of every matnre human being will beMme a r eality. anJ the fullest pbyaical and mental development of e''ery individual a posaibillty.. • • The Soeiali111 mo\·ement ill directed against the old dave morality. llll well u ap.inat the old mal!ter morality, againat the rule of propt>rt~· over man, u well aa againRt tht rule of one claas over another. againat 1ex aiiVery aa well llJI against "the d~titm of authority. WhPre there ie politia.l power ther.. it 11buae of power, unless it bl' relltricted to eertain function!! and kept nuder strict control of t he pt>ople; and the foundation of \.I IJ>OWer of men o•·er men it t he po!l!leUiou of J..be meaDII hy which people live. The people wilt tw thair own mutera and contml eHry p-ublic power as .oon 11.1 tin·,· ha ve mad e themad n:~ the maaten of their daily bread in the broadeat aenae of t he word. that i11. of the mean• by which t heir daily bread i.a produced. " b tile capltalaad tiLe..lafJtllr pl9"" titiw, a 1ri111 ud viedleti•e- .. IJ ptHfll.f0 Wbld1 IILGWI itM)f" ud aio,. opellly,la tiLe !nt i1- • by Rreet demoutrat\ou.. Tl!e 1..r1 u ere.blJII;' tiLey ue re- Ti~~eial •::~:~~=:~~ ~~:: nol g~~.&taac- tlu:ir put_ · Wllo ~.•rt.ala ~IJJ aot rile 1.11d tiLet � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Cattell Arrested Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/f2b1a51519f46a9056348d6816a21bdb.pdf 6680a58513c55303cf45be8e48766ae1 PDF Text Text MEN .ANSWER GALL FOR BmER PAY �8,000 lamp., iale'"t 41 JA,"', P,OOO.OO aaaull)'-per Wa p Bd alo Gt!ael'al EIIHit.rit Co.. ! DrfUt, teat-.b, ,globM, eve a a il lall' (Compt7oller'• report) alaintenaou, $8,000, per lt.Dlp .. A ~iu.tloo (oa life 20 y~), ' 10,000, per lamp ..• de&ll· Total co.! Tu.qttueleet ri c li(bt.a . .. <.'arre nt fro111 ~ua'alo ae'nual Electric Ca. undergronP.dline~worth) . . . SaviP.g 01"f r Welabaclo , ..., per lamp per yet.t .• Sa•·ing per year, 8,000 lt.mps .. Elet t rie•vla,goverp•lu!JIO!I, :'.iyean .. Tbe coauni..So~~tr of Public Wo rb alated that t.lle Eledrie prol>ably niH t be priu of live light el&etrie Tuagatea po.t f rom t7 ..SO per ligh t, to t-40.00 per pott fo r ~nywhere ebe t biiJI on GenHH T hU! or Ul.Y otber nwe c:uDot. be made lUI4at tha d~an of tha Pa."bllc Th• "'!"'" '" ' forth ~ Hutralo i 1 h,:...-e rer, ..... unabl" to •~11re on~ ot eh oicr I>OII'· enil1'. bfo~.a.ute. <ion 't ,-on w-e, thf n> t~·or lo afflld'ot '"'inp the.., the A <lt lr$:11t or Tra•l•·• and Labo r l "ou n~i l uked f or a roeumt to bold a u orwon • ir me-eting ! o r th e bf, ae. r~J......d. ft! ofthernillhaDolta.ndwutololtba t e ra I manag~ r ••! the mil! t..•!otr tbi o tril" nd ot labo r would a ct, anol it •I'" ]>taro to l>f! olaw,.ing upun thf oniDolo ot tht' working d••• th~t uo larger -- T he aMoad p ropc,.itioa i1 not only to replace t hil &,.ll6o Wellbach p1 wit h 8,000 'f1ulpten la111ps, hat to buy the t;...,-ent wholeale ['OWU tloe city· uaing itt condui.U a.ad uplarlag t he 3,000 are lamp1 b the HCtion aow OJit! ra tcd .,ith d- ngfroua over-bead wire. by DDdt'froo.l1<i uinC>9,000addi tio.,. J high power Tllngatea l OOwatt eledrie Jampa,(a of thiN! at t.llecornen. Tb.ia bayl.nJ! by the thy of wholcule Niagara electrie earrea t a t borupown.., th e nnr rate, woald ..,., tha d tl' a f'llll JAMES J. KELLY dollazw Clll. tha llY..JU.l" CODtnCtl of t he gat a nd. "eleet rlc . . in In whielr they recei1·~ o;U: two ~ ot1 4ollanr, or :rut them to ff'&h~ .the meaa1ag of the dua d~y .J'OU.Id ba•·e to pay 1! 1t >nttal led tU OWII IDDllldpel 1)"8tem ot otrugglc "·blth 11 """' KCing 011 bctwe~n tor stre-et llshtlag aud for public buUdiop. .:t flO""'' ;=::..11'7-::.~~~:~:ho:;::yu;;;,:b~~~ ~~~: 1 ~~:d ~~~~;:,~ion ot ~~1tcn c" trlho:~nt (.;o . •bleb Comnde electric ;!·. ~"i: :! :::~!\:n :~=~t 1:n: 0 :'::~~~~: ::::: ~!; ::.: u r~ l'l ,.,., o'- lal r ownera. A~y ror- ~ .~;, . ' · t,!:',"a~ 1'd ~t:::ffl. Lake "·0'7 tb!ae:.:~~~;e:~;:t.;~ur.~:·o~~~P.~ill~."!, t!~~~-r::a:t! .}':,:'.~~: ...., '"'"'""'".,'"';dl·: decided aad wUl rtat We wW C'lt othen 011 our ~= ~~;!":/~:il~t:~:: tte"~~~t:/ !.1 ~tM~:~lazn:. ::i~~~~p~;':n~A:a::~tio• ..:::!~ our for J..Ort I n intu•·lew with th ~ om~ial • or New \ork •obecr>b~ra we J>r•Pt 1111: Weltbt.~h g .. Wll tr&ct, •• the pa lamps coat •~.7l5 eaeh per year a11d the th ~ I" R. u 11 t1 n ..,., In whirh bt da tu aud 1' 1''"e. nt only "tor 100 watt lampl per ;-ey- with dol.~ eleetrldt:J. ,...prt • tb r jOOitibility uf th•ir modng Ke lly " "ill •peak: Thi1 ia a u..-i Dg of S1:5.67 per lamp per ~ and f or 8,000 l&mJM! ill p\aee ou t of tb~ rity . Juot lbiDk ~~ an i~· Wa7 ~u . Dtoaklrk of Wehb.eb • ..yj.q ot ' 108,360 ID OQ.I! yea: 11M b:l AYI 7e&r"l a ......m,: of 21 1 " min ronahletiDII •uc h •pill"lt .'" SM6,800. I waot to ...1 to all macllla btt to tta.Dd l.rm. It yoa do not, t hey will UN ua .,0rM t haD Coadl tllllll beea bed eaough lug lotll of Sociallst.a. ha•• e..-er. loollfl~==~;~~~~~~~~~;;,;::::; God kao ..... · Keep S waj" f rom .. be at ud ~atlcmea --~:cmn~IST. mWloo doUart, \0 .be uaet S3f.l,S50. aDd thir. would make, with the Pvlag ~;~::::~~:bt!:,~::::t~~;;~h;;e~:~:;~~-:·,~ !: ~: •. ~if~~~t. ~~::~::t~b!;;~:r~~:;,.ot::=:::~~:~,~~~~;~~;;.::~~!~ .b~~~~ ~~~~:.::•111• :;,~~.t:te~~~~~~~~f~S~r:at':a y::~i:~OP1:lil .:::~f b~i~;~~ c~r;~~t:;·:::r~ 11 11 • •" R•• ..-r..DooJ >T'.,.. nN,~ ~~,?~~ ~2!Tn~1~q~... Spetd&l &l \ n e dollt.n. uactllguresabowiag t be cott&!l<loa\·inpi.l'l!gi.·eabelow: J•Urebued Ill powe r r~lles t rom cu .. rad .t Coadait Co. 8,000 " lialet& tolbtiJdaJ Ia 4oae by C.a · lamp•. 100 .,...ttl eacb, f CJ!Iacing 8,000 Welobaeh gat lt.mf'l!. gre111 pretty qalt!J, doel'l! will be IIi r&< 100 wall• ucb, ~lacing 3,000 are Iampi Ia retideote volt Ia 1 coua trr. '111 1 \ the workla«peop41 hu l8114il ...ytoo far." · 8o ~&id ll other Jo11n, ''Aapel6f Min es.'' to 2,000,000 roal diggen lD · · ·· ····· · ·· · ··#• ·· thfl UDltl!d Stalt!l and Canaola in \\"uh· Po.rer 1#13~- .s~. tbi ~::~--~pi~. · II.#C.,...-1#. Aattate al)d subeorlbe for the The lltrfJetter•Eettuno. oaJi Gvmau ~pa per Ia &he_.. 00'-lde of New York Q.l.)', re~ MDtiDc !h• in&el'lllll of Cbe; Worklq 01.... - liOOliiM t or I -\hi, Olfb,3l5-3 l 7Ga.a.es....t, • • llu!Wo, N. Y. CUT THIS OUT I o.aring in 5 yu r1 .. ~&vini(OYtrg ... i n policeatations.finhotlllft I i U ut ~hki~t e~i<hi:Dffl. "O&VIP.Jt!! ,ml>li.,bolkHngw,peryear .... i11 eJ.,.,trie htCIIIdCI<ei!Dl lighting in l'llhlie buildinpwholc•alo o•·cr retail ratet,Syear. perton ""U io l'""' '""''",":".:~t~yj~,ri~b:u::lta for ~~":"':~=:"::=:'~~~~~,==~~,==~~~~ ~ ::::; now rn~:n;~~~~i;! :,o~~~~~!~:~ore";,~~ lflTIRS,Of PRAISE !:;';:yen;~ 1t1h:· ...~: ~:~~:.,."':~~ FOI BUFFALO ..-beD he wu uale auper lnt~lldeat ·;;g;:. "· 0 \l!J. NiagaraGuarant.C'ed Double W~r S:o~et ~n nrry pan· $2.60 to $6.00 ··~ OdONO - - �MERCHANT 12oa a.. .... ,s,,.,. ·Louis Josephson "l(ocb<•t" s";';,;,, Cl•tbl•g ..... .... . lltdMf._ P_.._Pio.I I OU .3 70 a-n- a L. Bu tr•lo, N. v . __ F. Al . l-.111. II. J. l«NNId. C. .,..,~u•l r.lftu-. P--n~11 ZEBOLD BROS. 00. ~--o.-.1< [[oN~~ IN BOX OffiCE WINDOW mOPEft:_~ltg ::'KbT~lVE"u~io~~~U'c<it1 :~ ~~~~~T~:.o:_nm GRAND ANNUAL PICNIC ,1 """"N""· ntt•~·l • •ooog••phon aod o!!l(e &.olitt&Dta il S:~~o:;r:~· ~oV:~~-;~;; Local u·;;;~·n No. 16 IEUDRIVER.I, RELPEII AID ITAILEMEI At 18RAUN'S PARK, Gcntsee St. and the Creek 1.'t1~~ Ticket.. Ill Cent.a Sunday, June 8th, f euthatbbnamewl/lbetlivolged\ - - - - - - - - - : . . ; _ - - _ . . ; ; . . . . . __ _ _ __ �~·~liAIYI~ · PUIIi..aHm 9ua.Y aT T'IG BUFFALO SOCIAUST PUBlJSHING OOMPANY • ~1 ' S2:W. . . . "'"""SJd&ar IM'PAlAN.Y, . . .'"" tcaa.ml. . . . , _ PRAJOt mataNJiki&D, T - ...,.~.~WEioot W.P.CAsTI;...~N.~, ~Prb$UI0,-,...,,50tPIDIKib.paFAIIkloldT&DC:8 · ~· PEACE D4Y .. Ci.reulaa~ were distributed to the pupU. of the public Rhoot. lut wee.k fanm, ah.tloD. to tliat M:.y 18th wu E~e Day, aDd giving .ame rlartlina facti in regard tq t.be eo.t ol the cii.iun. of Bdalo. · · · O.aly ·a few weeki ...,.0 we had with ua Oeorp R. Kirkpatrick, antbor of " W~'Wltat. who 1poke· to a great audience at ElmwOQCI Muaie Ball, upoeini the 'e .pitaliai ~ iD til~ '"'!•,me• I ~:::;. to PQ,m~:=di)G~~~ri~:o~r:~;:\~P1:.~~~e:!·~.~·P:~~!:~i::~~·-:i·:~~ ana police .and militia..-®mpoaed of the wo~king claa, to be used to foree the wor:kera to: • k~p the capitalitt claaa in luxtlr)' and eaae. J. 1 The Peace Day ~rculu points- out aollfe important facta that ~ow how the war game, the .e.hildren are ulted to learn, and •ussest here in Buffalo, Md we quote a few ~, take a few lewon1 blend u -..d~laa m~ .lODe 6, lttt, at the pc11t otlloe •• Bulfalo.New Yorlr., 11.Dderlb•AccofM.&fCb8,l8"li SATURDAY. MAY24. 1913 THE SOCIALIST WAY between &ba Uatiecl Bt&\H and Orea' BriWD we bi.V. been a\ a boundry line 3,800 milts l q, not. forWled or ,uarded, or wa&cbed wt\b. tpeDd 10 much on \he ~ aynem? · . pow~~r lhat. flllJ tiM world with terror wealtl:l bestowed on camp and cotuU Given the human mlnd from error There were no need for atleDiola or forts.' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/b064a7addd59c690059c21e453fb806a.pdf 6d6f05ee710a40fe1f1381946809758e PDF Text Text raamst rs �car mfn lllt<o! uo •·try llllo!ly, l m~:uo m otormen anol eo ndu~toro. runnin11 tb~l r t'&r• t h rough tho• l'atl dr ,.·henr•·,.. tht·~· ~uul o l aoH) ~onfu•in g u t in evfr~· wa~· Tb o ngh .,.,. o•oulol 1o ot carry the reol llnjl,thffrontmakpntonrf ol h Ju;~.ea\:~; ~:•:l: ~~:r~:y 0:;,., 11 a .ihich b~d b<!ea dllooded . -ern <'ialiu mn·or .,.;ll"br d erw d and a littlo • limy, ~ttrky mu • f rH<Iom a.llo..-....J lnthi••·ity. Oootl!O&noltllnginitDU"f!" peated wuhing1 are all thi•di rtot!. win tile ~~&!HI &ppJau.e of "'" Yonn1 Peorte tn~gbt to we ban 111111\: it tomaay bstbt-l••ttbree.yurL _. apin ud think. lt h a~ · a me&Jl\111· •· l'e&Urd&y in tb e Sunday bad »ay na,., ...,.,,.,;-, taww.lred "hil.dru 1',_"' iat.ere-ted. I told tUPI, tb iap, of tb.f.it Rebul who"' I luwl weAlD �mento r Buft'alo.'' Wedonotfeartlr.attbe tor tb• .... heed .,..hat be i~ apt to •bil•• l ••bk~p<l~· · ,c.ard~ ):ou· reeeutly sent aa a ,..ord of warning ,..,., 1 ~ntlo..e my m eh~ lr. o'::'~r£~:~,;:f~~ :~~,;o;:m'!:~c;~:~~elt!cn up ~~~ '' blingjoillttinthi•to,..nitwillbe til!(hl. Wbat't t he mattf't with th o Di t trid nud She rift' taking tbi t tipt Alton~ ey NO SPORT ''E11d~ "Ill aer iptiollt&rdt. Y . P . ll. ~ :NEW& pat IIIICeet.l for T he nut replar buli11eu mPeting or and .tbe wo rk yon ~V~ IIUJbl . the br«loe rbood of the l'oung People'a, Sot:ialitt League will be held Thnnday e•·ening, Yay ;:!~=:~; :: ~~;:;;~:d.:.~·~ an :~~~~!:~!d, '::,~~~~.~ ,::1!:':; o;i~~...~ ed \:::,,s:;:•lli~~~~..:=~~.,1 ;~,",·-·I Uf"'q'" eome from the OIIUI4e. . . , . . . . . . ........ 1 I ... I:*L Charles Baumann 'M ERCHANT TAILOR Louis josephson .j ====c======:b=========l member to;:_~~~~~~~ afriend . Bala~tee on band ll'a1 ~ Ia. 1.00 ~'t11 nk L.ng . 1.00 WeiiiCI"'. !!.00 Umou . lftdlht,_ - P_.. Pir.a iOH ~70 .. and £Xl'E:S8&8. Oulttlol li...~•ttr S•111plt Clot~lng , . . . , ...... I !~!·~;::~ ~:;~~~i.t _ Th e \'oung People'• Eoo:ialiu Leagn• ~ry an<l tu.r .... tion Dru.m Cotpt held their llrn rehearsa l. work11ra. WOIII.Ali'B OLtTB. lil3 .. REOElPTS. _ 1.00 Supr . . .r.O Coii'• . Pot. .GO Gro-rie.. ~ . 00 Alwin Ehma ( Rolla ) I.OU lh ekin 8 ign Co .. 100 . .. _ . aL, Quflalo, NoV, ~~et~~~= :t~h~0 e:~:~~~~,~~~:,.~h~,:~e,:~~i~~!~:.~r~: i~o~c:~:elu1r~ I the past week . we ha w~ a word to say. nod r:~~ ~;~a8g':11 ~~: t{~:p~:~::::n~f ~~:~~fr ~:;l~)~cn~~ ,~-~~~,c;;~td a1:~~i~~n;, r clio:f. !llany nttcm~•ta work, but t o no avail. wer~ made to abolish the Sntnrd.ay night --------- PAJ!':.~!r~i.ot~:;at::u a:!,,i'l:t' ta:;J,atc!u~:;/"Q~ 1~ 11:11-;tz~.!:i: 1011 While some of the stores wt>re read\· to gin• up thE" Saturclar 2eg Stt. Pruident, Ob ... A. (him•. 7th St.; Set'y, Pa-ul r. Se bl adl•r. ~:~~~~;:~~:~~~-e~~hc~;. hl~:~:ds~~:,-~~h~~a:~~~~- O:r ~~~~~~~~~:e~.~:~;~\~~;~! ~"='~"~"~""" =9"===== I n~cind lUI bt>lie,·e that low as $:!.50 and $3.00 per wet'k fo r the ir work. nn•l we ei~h t huul'l! is all any \'l'orke r should he corn J-.ell ed to put ~~~~sa17~~;\r - "" J .. .. . .. . ~.20 Total Btx:AP IT OLATJON . pace this !l~~<~ ~~~.;~'1th1~~~~~=~~·'=e~h~0 r::frr!c~~~~~~~~i.s~a~~~~~~ihe'r~tcti~'~d':e;~·=; '; it couldn 't be done." DO:SAT IO!IlS. ;\Ira. L. Stllke-beant, eoft'ee and tugar; lira. Rauf-cu of ~at; lii'L W, Xeddr-coll'ee; ltlia Kedd:r-upr; A Workingman-! it.. batter. · Fiunei.al ablemeut ot dante ot Sot.iall•t Woma.u '• Club, )lar i'lb, J9U, t11e beoeflt oJ tbt 8trlk.Jat Depuuneat tllou Work.en; BECEPlTP, E..UENBES. ·~~~~===:=!.~~~ ~ ;~~~:=~.;; - ............ ·• a..:; l ee .....•. .::::::::::::::::::~:~~~:o-r~~;~· : :::·· - ....... ... ... tJt.!O !daabardt .1: Total ' _BEOAPITULA.TfO!\. .~~'l'~':!'!!~:i:<'.£!1~;~k•;i~s in fo;h: Dutl'a.Jo re11lited this condition of 11ffa irli nnd knew that the on ly way to reml'<ly th e evils was to orgnni1:e the ..Jcrlui into a uuion that would DE~IAKD a reduction of hours. au rucrt!lllle of pay, Rnd the aOO litiou of Saturday night work We also rt:Hiiled that otht"rs htul made feeble at.tcmptll to orgnn. Opn fOf 1 ize these workers; othel'll hnd tried to do away wrth the Sat urdny T•k" Baffalo & Lab night work. but had FAILED. •t w.. hlngto!l We knew that it would be ye11rs hefo r<• Rny relief <·ould he Adolphus Busch obta inetl going at the anail 's 11dopted by those who 11tyle them· G ...... r "'-'•• seh·<"S 111 eou•er ,·a ti vC!I; iu fa ct, element had pron•u positin•l)· BAY VJ e.w .... ~ .00 Oo~ prlntiug ... ;·.._.. ==0 ~ =·="·=·~·====='9r=======~ Patronize Only Movln& Picture Theatres ' ~~~.~e.When c~l~~~al:'!ee~n~a~~c~~; :ie~k!h;:r ~thh~ ~~~;,r;~~~~~( f~~~~~i~~: DISPlAYING II the elerlui once got together m a hallJt thJ.not need . one 1 ~nt~~~e~~~\et~l~~ ':u~~!~h a1 hs~~i~:. 0a~~: :;~~:~~~·ns JHJS d~~t ~~~e:a!~~i~~~;i~~h~o ~~;e: ~h~~ ~~~.p completely, sueeea of tbe strike. Another dav would clerk of8 ~~e !:~n~~~;:u~ 1 ~t~~=~P~:~e:h~ 11~ :~~J SIGN the he'!J'IB of every on': of them. st~:e\:~~~~li~~e cf~r ~~~t ~~;;:~r: bomb was in the ~b~~)~;~:nit~~cr;ein the ca~ 1 Jo~~ 1 11 ~~ UNION . ~ • IN BOX OFftCE WINDOW mQ~f{Z~~ ~tt~T;C'1{V£,.i!~'iJN:b~~I1 ~~ ~~~~~ PHYSICA L·COLTURH ::.opo: NATURE'S FOODS. STRENGTH BUILDtNO. CL&AN2:2°~~T:;EFUU. R E BT A ~-~=.;!#.,,::.:;;~~-:f'" that the Trades and Labor Council was not behind the - - - - - - - '·' - - - - - - - - - - - - - , �PUaUSKm ..UZ..T f t TKR BiJFFALO SOCIAUST PIJBllSHING OOMPANY -· ~ SlY. &c'eStt.&.lnfa.. !SUPPALO,N.Y• ....~,_,._~ 1"RA.fntaatD1"1t..:C,T- • ._., T'VT"n..L..__.,. ' ,..._,SJY. &pse.r.t.lldlloor Y. P. CATT&l.L. 1!1o.. .... 81JP'JI'ALO.N,Y. ~ Plb$l.CO pwpu,50clb: 11X1D1b1, p&.,.W.Ia adYulu · ~' . . . . . . . ~~J~m~~&,tltl,allbepatloflloe .. Bdalo.. N•w Y<ll'k. 'llb4« ab• A._et ot l!lareh 1. 11m SATURDAY. MAY 17. 1913 OUR DAILY .-\t a grea t, o'Xfh.·n3e. to t.h e Uulfalo &>cia list we puhli11hcd a all J a~t wl'ek for the Jmrp 09e of aBSiating the striker~~ d epa rttn en t Atoret iu thf! bani.., lljfllin!lt the capitalist ownel'!l. Ovdng to th e f11.l'l th11.t we lal'k th e money to procure a dail~· nt Jtf'l'lit:lll. the cOH iu labor aud money to for itJ ro r oduetioh Willi 'rtry l;'l't:at, but we do uot W ,. Hre hero• to fight th e llllttles of th e workers. during th e IJrill i~tn t uprising or tho· p1u1J, two '''L•eka it was 1 illliiu e "' poper thlil wouiJ plead th e en08e or tho11e who tb t• Kling or the daM Btmggle and h11t.l th e manhood ond to ro•,·olt. "<\'e kue"· that the AO-CMIIf'd coUsl'rl'Rti,·eH wou.ld try that Wl' did n ot back them np in their work after to thf'll> if we Wl· re not o n tht> jol!, hut w e have of thia city thnt we ltre behind tho·m ot all · h•Pr•em. W e know the atreugth of cla!18 solidnrity, and we will fight the ~ o rumon e nemy. the ca pitalist elllsH, at c,·,.ry opportnnity. " 'e have p•J~r ~:. ~,1:11;"i /:~J,i':S; v8i~~~r~~~~;cl1:f~~"tl~;·~~~~ ~·;a;.;,::!s'~~\~~e t!o11r~!~d. iull!I'C.f\ts. lcl tb,·UJ be\\'Rrc. W t' Hre W•·ll pletlllet.l in thl' way th e public patrnnir,ed ua , ancl it gOt'll to 11h0w the lll:et'llllit)• Of 11 J'IIJll.' r of our ki ud , Jt h11a enCOl\1'· ag,·d 11 ~ to go uheod with 1111' work. 1111d we hope that in th e nea r futur~· we ldll l•e in a l)()l'ition to gi\'e to th e worken1 of this city a daily pap(•r puhl ished in th ei r int<·rcllt. 1 rr:.:o ~~~B:~ ~~/':u 1 ~~·~~~~uJ 11onu~o1w (By D . I.. B. l"err'QIOL) o Sulterotitioaa arw briug uploded , the n~l•up Ia Fnt.11t:e, qu.ite a oumber ,.au .owed IO ·~udui liJo a fur · day. CoDdi t loDI ol tbe life of of 1.ri1toeratlt mto and . women got tbe bo"' frolt, tlloujla that ,;,it wn And =~·~eb~ :~:~~~0u';:,"~~: e:boa~~=:~ ~;:;:~ ;.~~:t 0 ~e~~~· ~~n~;ut.~~~c:-= ot lite tb"t !<leu of tile IJeOflle ar.~ al.o ahnya ~heDging. Jdn.• that have bee11 fOII,id ered &J ftrmly l'llaU,.] ia lbf! mind• ot the ~pte utbe Roel< ot Gib-raher, of iniUt&ll«o ill·hme, au ~Oil· u:~nlly di&IIOII' illg luto tbia air. Aud th t •trange thing aboot il •II is that Pi« eretl at • tembia of . bloocl molley. Tbe 1111"1 •vet were free, le,ut 111 name._ _ · Tile world ill IIOW lo tbe· mldtt atrngale II"'Mter a mlllloa time. auy that baa e1'e:r .~" be!OI'e. ttro~le for _tb~ abohtioo ol.wlllf'! ery ra ra&ill( Ul '"'1 el1'1l.aad and ' be leaden of the fun~b Bt'·olu· tioa oue honored 111 b'-tory, wloile th blil'dMU at>d plg·beadedoOM of tilai r opponeute ere dulj H\ forth.:~ · Again, abOut fifty yean •go uotbe r "di.\·ina" l'llpentltioll uploded. It uaod 111 be perfee tly juat ud na'bt to ~~,:, ':e~:ew·~~~~r:~~d~:C.~~~ ~~:~ ~::: ;;~~edc~~~\h~':t:e, a~\b:r::: ! t::«~~':et!;odJ~;· upon el11e for a job you nre not u danj..>erou a agll"on aatl d el!lagogae~ held tbe eburcb. That .,,1 all tllerll bee11 I111Uueted. U.n. ila.Te Th,. nirn of th e Soei11li11t l'nrty ia to bring about u system thnt are today bo~>oud by all mea, wbila ••• to it. Bot o11forluoately f(ll tho ed 1_h• labor 1lllloOU ud ~m· <'\'f'ry l>otl~· w ill 11 eham: o• t o o wn hill own job. 1::-::eto;,:: NOT THE ONLY ONES ~incl' th o:: rt· •·i\'al of th e lahor IHO\'P!Ilent in Buf!'ttlo we hft\'C h11ol nrnch _ roow ~o gi\'1: our read~:r11 th(' n~:ws of mauy of the ~;tril;,.,. j:Otng on m otlwr partll of tht _eo umry . Huffalo i>~ ),~· no IIICIUII< th e only l' lty thAt has workingmen out on ~ tril; e. Some ~orretlt loi!.ttlcll nr e bei ug fou~;ht by the work el'll ut tl. • ~ time, 11nd ,.,·cry oue of thcrn nrt' bri ng iul( th e working class a r0'11li1.11t.io u tlrut the ouly rt!lll rcll>o:<ly fot the whole t h.iug Sodalir<m. Thai th<· cltpitalist rill'ill is collt'cntrntiulf itH energy in ti ou fllr thnt d111' when tbt' workt.' t ll will d elllllllcl th e full th ei r toil ill APJ;uro·ut. E •·<'rywhcrl' tho· nutunfal'tUT"f'l'll. IU"t' gathering nil th••ir Mtre n~;th. ns in Buffalo. where ll A . )lei<lrtun. 8.11 it~ pre11it.leut. i11 campnigning nt pro.'l'!cnt for mt>mbers. ThP U1tnk ~ ur!' n o w HO or~orauiz<•<l thHt thl:\' cun demand J'l!molit ~tnr J.,Ki llln ti ou they wish. nud it j~ their rl ellir~ to p111111 fu rth er th nt will 1011ko· tllt'm th e pnl('tielll tUIUl< of the co untQ' .\lltho·11e th in~ ~ nrP prol'ing ,.n·ry m in ute th e falsity nf th<" o•lnim of thullt' wlw wo uiJ d ecci••e th e wo rkt·rM with that olt.l lltor~· nbout th o· ·· rdo·nttty of cttpitnl auol labor. •• Th,•J<•• inlhlcncell nt<' makint.: the hrt·ndl lwtwpe n l'npit 11 ] ~tnd lu!oor !l'rPU1••r. 1111d f>\'e rythiUK thut i11 !<"O<! for tlw <'upillllill1 is h11d rnr .., aiaee tbe beginuins of The Chri1t waa crudfte-d be-wu oppoaed to th e order of th e .'lay. And wbll II tbong_ht of the f'hr> wt to•l•yt A Hille later <n hittory Galileo in .., .,,.., the t~le-J<"ope aad, u • tb! Uit or hi a dl~ o ..erieo. the •·Jioly ln~uilitio~ ·' gn1 bo•y, and to u•·e hl.l •lun_ Gal.'leo "'"'" forred to r~•nl. ~11" 11 •• GIOrdano Bruno, the great Itel· 1111 philo.oph~r. wu burr~t'd II the •take lly ' th e aame •·boly'' upholders of tbe oytlem of thll tlay. Today the 111111 fll I and Bruno ne hooorffi by the peo pl<•• _of the .,.ori<l, while the "lloly lnqu ioi hon" h only opoken ot witb hor· rur •no! •hogu•t Latrr on !be Am~•i~an ~oloni tu •nd tbr F'r<!urb ll:e•·olutio11i•t• decided that tiM! ··~o " J:"•me'' abou t !be dh·i n~ rigbt of kinp had gone far eaongb. Duriug t!~~i·,.~'·:.~~r·~~:~";~:~~~;I~~~~':n~:.:\~ i,':~.,"~~.~~j~~\.oori·r ~~n~t poor~r 8111 I I"'''" 11 " ' ' .I · ·~rt~•: 1!'I ·~ <>ntt· thtt 11< 1 t 1." IS 1 t l;- ::~:rw~~~i:e~{:;~ :~~~:~~~::.~~ :'~~:~e::11111 ~~ ~: ~~;lloo of tile wortua, ~~~ tl owo the land pnaehiog freedom tor th e hla~k ala1·s. Tbey ditln 't 'han a r-ni~ularly pleannt time. E.llje P. Lo•·ejoy out io Alton, m., h•d hi• print· log td 111t dutroyed fo11r limn ud ,..1 lloall.~ ahol to death by 1 re~peetable o1ob. Wm. Lloyd Oarrlaon ,.... drwJ· ged tbrougb ibe atreeu of Boeto11 .,.itb a rope> arouod him by a mob of the "erninenUy re.opeeuble" dti%tnl of that burg. 11 it lnt~rnlil'g -to to!ad th e noti~e of bi1 I>Oliey at ,.11on11ted ia the 6n11 number ot the ''l.ihenotor'' whieb :a i>~ red i11 1831 . O• rri110 11 waa •J'I&Ir.ing on the wronJ:"I ef ehattd alu· rrl': "I will be 1ft h1rob aa trutb and ,; un~ompromi•i~J' as jnotire. on' thl • auh~tt I do no! wiob 10 thialr. or IJ>ealr. or write wilb n1odu•liou. " G•rri.oa wu deaounrr<l •• a ".,.iJd entho~i.aat," a '· f:anatlt '' acol a ''publi~ enemy." Yrl th e o('f!dt tb•t Lo1·ejoy and Oarri· Tlu! 111111! for-eea of otoocl i.phtlll t he lla,.~ry a,. apia allpat.a w<nkiog elaa. Yet It enee ,what !iPethodt may be it, Soc:ialiam eootl11on to ~w. In tbe aot 'rlry far I be po.,.er of t he atate will thl band• of the workl11.1 da.el. lh•t ~hllllft of eontrot takes place u:pentitioo ol the d.l"lne ri~o:bt of ~~~• property In the aoel'lla of life go up In •mol<e. FliT the ; wboae blood a1'4 1(111 hu the we•lth of the world. that wbieh belouga to it. thea then on.ly will it be 1 el'ery 111111, wo!Dall 111d i atand tbe full roeanloJ;:: of ''life, liberty 111.! lhr I'Dttuit pi10eu." D.'llll!lben to.. oa tloa ba.t, JIO be talnl to tua. ni. m'ldt ' ll, all rigiiL ftn Da.lky. Poor'.BaUeJI u.. to blame. He hada't ITf!ll llall lo the diltribatln of th-e dyuaWe, twnty or 10 of u., Wllff! t h.. talprlta. We aaid I~ to til& wblt.lllle dlda'lllU1'1!rywi!U,a.nd I!OJ> .... ret~~!:e~~<!:• ~~;.,7Ltto1 'u!~~. RESISTANCE, NOT SUBMISSION 1I n_r~<' · au ~1• r~ u Ittmg th ctr 1 w~ Jo not belie1·e i11 r•tieol Jubmi•·ll!lore beautiful world tbu tbla to ~ome, whleh tbey apriog, 10 aubjn~a te ,. . .,....,. : .: : ~t:x:=~:~~:(::i;::~~~;::::·~;;:~~:i~~::;~.~;:~j~~~~:~:~,::·::;~~::":::· :~:·::~:.::::::::~:;:~:::::::.:.::; ~:r:f~::·;J~:E:~:;~~·is:J.~ :J~:t0~~;;~:;~;;;;;:: ::~~t\~~~~t~~:!:~;;:t1:t:~~~:~::(~~~~~~~~::;:~ii.i\~'~~~t~E~,.!~~h·i,,~T~;~:~:; :.::~:~~!·~::~~~.~::: e;;r~:~~: !:,.;Lo~ ~ :,.~ :.~~:~;~· a~de·~~1 ::t ~=.~ ;~::~~·!~~~.:::,.li~~.:r:10r ;:: h' .. to auo •• ~~~~: Sol'illl i~ tq ~"~ii; ~:;e .,.~;:t~ero:::J~I::/O::;':li:::: eau~f!l. 1 ....., " to gel rJd or the>r ot ,·otiu~.: forth~ Will you throw ll\\11." your \'Ole un e leetrvu dny by men t!ntl callo:J 011 1 th e polit'e and mililia t o shoo t vou down du rin g th e strii;P ! • .oou.-~:ae ..eland Citiua. · ..- :~~,~~~=: ~~~~:,:::'!t!;';!:'~~:tioa SOCLU.l8~IUOTOB. meatu 111 1 ;•::11 ' half · te ~t~~~~~:~~~~~::S:,:~~trt:~~~!o:h~~~~\~::t~)~~~~~~n~~:~:7:,~:,.tl:~a t~!? \~ e ueture :, ;b• oi'UI<!at, but we 0 "er :.ho.ot~;. ~~:: !,loat~ :-...:.,:: her eoarte, ,he dlda't I'*IP tlwl toll •lpl· fltaaee of It all Wloyl B.aa 11 lo•· th e ,,.rty fl'll'l utra lima alld at U lbe polilleal aad aeetaria.o bo11.._t!t wile bate~ aott.,.... ::~~::• me:;~1 ~ro0~ 1 1•::o: 0 ;:or:t:: ~;~~~ t;~:.wu;:; ::::.:,•rem!~ ~:e~!l'!e~~ jo!:·~, o11~fr~~;~ ea~ •bnuld ba )!<&My m11:11ber1, but bare •re along, tlley would 'redaea their tptell: I \oo uanot wrve two lllftllt'rl be 111\f!r kaow bat tbe !ot\ITI m• y have 111 eleetoor~ d•y are ~a.t by working people. ow" mutu aod H rve yoo~ulf atore for ao , AnJ Jf we m1ke tbe mo.st '1'b.a wotttnamt.D u. kept. hi. bo~ , ot Jlre&eal opponutni>H, tbe !uta•"' by '~~:'Dr~ • 0o o • o o orblth " th e ehtld ud .heir of t he pr... ... I a maJority It w.. Reartloa aecomr-~ai a.eeo.- r-nyllll Prope. to the J aUo-.. Of f!GWM, lha uowd went alo11g, too. lt.,... a •~eadld ad.-ertf,.r:ai!Dt for tbot 114Al<YIUWIOK& It the meo of your 1'Jclnity won'! 11'111111 l'o•erty 1.1 DO tbame, b11t ev~rybody lyou 10 mueh Tither, and tba-e to wbom l a11d lbe .old•er'• r>ll e are 1n tbe bal'dJ IH!'e moto bf! aaha111ed of 11, and 11obody yoo atldreu 11 oo mueb hal'poer of =~nor tbeh ow11 ~lau tbe 1trih· wen111o be beld•rn•po:111hle tor 1t .f,...,, 0 Ol•pone~>tot8as. . ~"::::.~·-:-. . . ~~;·:: THOUGHTS OF THE WORKER monm t:nt than hu t' \t•r been the tllse before 111 Buffalo 1\ ho tH rt'III/OIU;JI!ltt fo r II f 01d \OU stop t o <'O UII I<I er that I)Otnt I . \\ t>ll tf ' ott ha\ i' not noti ced tt 'I,. \1 til call ~our attenlJon ~:!e~:~~~~~ba:~~~be~s:: ·~~~:~~"f!inP:•t~~te;~·~.;;l:~: ~~::odtl; 0 ,:~a:.111 :1~:~::·~:::!11i:: !::~i,~~~~ the ab.alu~e rule of "might ~:':.i:• S. rD<!a!!~to [he .e.b~l boa~ with WHERE WE STAND The lnst r,. w v. ef' ka ha~ prO\et.l to ft n~ \\Orkmg num '"Hh h111 :;.s~Y.;;;:r;~.if n P:t~~:te ~~!~::: ~~~-A~~ =~:;·:.~:-t!d:~~~:e':7:!~ 'I 1 wnut th(lM(' wh_o do enr.':thing to own 1'\Wything. . . \\ ., 1\'Urkers pro<lnco• t'V"r,,·th m g colle,·trvl'ly . Let ua own f'\'f~ ry - in• tin~ tb.- .oure ... 11nt1 eau.es of e.. U; \\ rong• ~ 0 not IIOtJb, they hue to eowaroliee 111 ,1 r.eit·<leg-radetlon· It 'o\ tbinlf rOII<'C.t i\·tlr. Th111 '11 tht• ro·m edy. ,.,,,it ia th~ duty or ('Vf!r~' bun1~e bei11g be uti"J'U'~be·l. and tbe only rational tb~ •tilling of char.,.:ter auJ,wiU - eial:,';.• 0~ not """'ld b ..·e bHn "'•furl ;a alllbbuao at an el'l~Dia. At It ....., he ':DMot I jutt twou that maoy reuoua why work IIOII!Iewhal. But they ttoa' t -lt. Til& 011¥ womea aboold be party membera.- booe It too llllf!.ll:,. eo- ~part of U.. ( Soutben~ Worker) mv a~t tbi"O\Iiil _,.,e floe a,, 111 11 11 1 II. we hega.n to pa'e .,.t, w>U llkt' ea: e :f '.t"lf KAPm noouaa m mE IOtmL ::t WI!)' b~ tdlmg the t.rul.b 111 r egu. rtl to comhttons a.nd wagC!I for ~~~ery u nH b t.he elfeet of lithe: U you w111t t o be uaeful to yonr lg11orau~e, and lad; of eou..,e A Soe.llltat editor -'cJ aome we ntlell All bealtb to the tl'ort.l ar whieh tbe worker~~ of ButTal(l were forcf!l.l to IaLor cauHI Tbos we an drlun 10 the eoa fellowm eo In rende• ""''e' to .ome b"'alr. .,.itb 1njunoua hablta whleb hal'fJ ago that tbe Repubhtaa Party killiuf8oe~iftll ... . 1\hi'N'\'f'r ,,,. l"otrld obtnrn th111 111formutro u \It' Ret to \\Ork to elo•>ou Otat tbe uot'rerae, wbl~h con great ~•11•e do ot today, for you f!&JI eome to be ulenbl!ed W> th wia•t people tryl1g fOT mauy yean 1(1 ~ ~~~,!~ tJ:; ~~~:~,i~~~ :;':l~t>gJ~,:~;,;~hS::,nhst ;~~= ~~~c,1!:~L:~~ ~~1•1\l::·e Wt- I old of d1,1 not need to exaggerate, all thnt was ~~~e~~'"e~·,~~~;::!,h':e:•:oa s':~ ::':!· t-ffort• In 11 mr.u m ~hnlt of the workent ami pulhng oft the ·moat rueet1111fU I atrikfl i.n th e history of the country. It 11'111 quick. short aud <l eeisi\'e. No tim e ,.,••• allowed for the boMCII to accure advance, and those that were induced to work were . imm!t~:t:Xft~~b~l f~r= 0t~~h~h the aame ""'- meana. · On r nut job \("&f the tlepart.ment stores, which were ~n&ide~ impw;libl~!, and already coneessiona bal'e been made the proprietor. whith usur a th e uniYen~al eight-hour day in all atorts of this city and DO Saturday night. w ork. W e f eel that we ba w "1tartt'd something" and intend tinue t.b e wo r k. · Xo Soci.11.lillt t \'er thinks of defeat. but goe!l ahead • to lJ:Ie go":J. • , . v; e w1.11t th11 et.ly to be one of the beat organiud l1bor oa U.e eoat:ioe:nt and 'll'illll'ork to that end. ' ~0~ ean •top it now 1hat. aueh a good 1Lart baa been woit;: mut eoul1nnt or .., . will lmqw ~ re-.;m why. n.e wMW~ :r=e-;,~.\u•:e i.:cs!t"( DEMANDS. T o tllia eDd w~ ""'ill .lead .w~ neeeaury aDd ..u.t with at:l mJc:bt aJJ othen With th 111 obJKt m Tiew. Oar mottet will bf, : •·y . - , ol tiM Wodd. 'Uid&l'; Toa y-_, ~ u4 a World. t.o QUal '' an BPt'··~ to · Lolt a11d tbrou~~;:h wbieh aed to thl~gs;~:' ~~e:~ ~~:,'b~i:b: 1 ~t·e:: ..,.., a time whea 11othioll'' llllrtl!d Ia Gil · t.hlal<able for we ~uno! ann bl\·e any toueept.io~ ot apaee and time witbou.t objeet.a and proeeeae. of life of 10111.e kllld or otbrr. _ A word lilly ;,.. : ~o n. men, these nwn abo eall.ed a atrika and ~ re ltke tlgt'l'!l. Th e~· <ic~~en·e to ~n.n, and ~··e are hel't' to Our. n:putatJQJ\ for Otgll.nlz.tng bavmg o,·ert~~'be l!ued 'tll' itb l ~tt~ra !or ai(l in this taemboers o r the Soc1ah1t !'a rty hartlly know :u;b:J~ !:,.,~:'netr:f t';: b~e; ~::;;!1 ;;~:~;o~~!:!',::d~:C'!' .:~; ::~er10:~o; 0 :o;i{t';! ~~~e ~~~ d~•:.:o;; =~ ::!,;"~"!, ::;:ll~!eU.eiro~::~~ e::~ :~~li:b:~,7:td ;:~~ th ~· coutlitions 11ud wngf's on tb c hll<'rnational Rail· Jil'"ll<:r•e. by wblrb - ;b~~· ::;~,P~r:;gt~~~ h1~;~~it/':{'~;;~,i~fn~.te fi~~;l~y i~u~l~~io~~r:;.r 0 ~~ tb;b:..:;foteat~-:' ::P~'::' d:.;; it 11111 arlll mult.itudet of mea aad luapire the111 to •truula for 11oblt t ndt. A wort! Ned; It may liTe riM to aew tbonebt, leadiJI&' to 11..., ancJ .,.,.. I.JIII mod" ol 111'1•&'· m.ay baa UJht, it m.ay IIIUlll.lo· fJIICH In t be meatal ud lplrof 1Df.ll aott w01119 and matt wlaleb wu «loomy. A word a llr11; it mi.J' .,.u:m 11p u.. wtril eo]d ..d br\10« c.oomtort aoala. A W>Ord ma7 ba lite dr\o1t, It may vidf]' dcnra· aaJ renlmate n:b~U~ted we ..... may~ a •e.ocu and frihdtbip; it lloiJialo eetl ..id• ot . 1M! able to be at IQo to ~Ill& tlaeir live~ Jo order to plu tlle IDfli.U for ·a few yean and ;1 body. • o o • Tbere al"i! 1pot.a even oo tbe aua, a11d you upeu poor mortal man to be per· f&Ct, be wbo il nflea dt'~tiad tile nry meau 1(1 develop hi• huma11 btllltle~ aud m&ke bl~~~.~eU familiar witll the !Ill· ~f~!~e, ,:u~h~·!::,o"a~:;;,cb~:";" food an~• P"'•Rta them f rom nriall' lltlle U...y. h.ue Ia • ratloual IRd11lgeuee Ia iajllrioua bablu joymeot weal<eua th-eir .moral edutitutlora. But 11 tile t~i'~a~~~~taa.. AU ' w.. . o • o Boeialilllll 1.1 aa llfuch a ~li1klua aa aa eeo...,udc priuciple. lt ill a rellgi)'l'iariplt, ai11u lt ;a a -w Ideal ud reqalree a mat de•l olaelf"-ddlil. 111u. aa.eri.leot·aad l!lltbalium trom lt. a4hllr· e.nt. to work frn IL To the •aoV-t, !lie ..u-au, tba .me~y:haatu, 8oc:tall.lm I• u ltU.-4'.., •ot wtQ'thy tbe .,-iocU, •ttuUo11 of pftf!U~ mao ot &6airl for who!D t.illloe b •Hey. • ~ •.,. o • Jt d - 110t mdte:r .0 •11eh how loq you will M 111'lq u bow waD yoo ara ll•iq, It b yollr diiC\I U.at e01111t_ not your,......... . pro.llt, and mo4ero toele:t"y llu 1rf euae far , ..ery abomhtaholl that pro.IL 0 • • o • 'l'lte aat•ral l11ereue of !lie feller fortune alou woald AlMriea Ia • lluoilred. yean. • Korpa ancJ U.. olllera. ';rill.f.t talle 0.. boull to do U.e • 0 ...., Capttalbm i.J BOt~~~ ID1'elldoo eapllallrt dUll a11y tr)ori thu lull il ~ prodoet ot t.ll1 Cap!Uliem 1.1 • prod~~Ct of de1'e)Qpatcat ot lllellty, and b · d. dlleOTUJ ot llle'la1n aDd nt \Jadllleiel of tile~ ol · I~ tr,..... ...: ~~...,· ~......,. .... .._ . ~ ......,·:r-ileutl Mil!• . ~~ iJ fMt...,.. •• ..... It, ..a- K ~ a~ b'N ~ ..,...tutt, to ....,.. lAt w...,_ ,..., .. • ,__ It wt~ .U•. ._..._. ~ lot tM ~.._ dU ....ld. .cbe.n ~ AD'IB~O va. ~o~~~'::!~::!";: ~ ia appJyilla U... t.G'~].f ~per. Frn twnt7tile ........ ol till piMple._. -U·bai.at lJI Blll'a~o loa1'ot tQ .bbaU•~·Ze~ !::~.:-: =~:fi~:tiolll of bit ub~ ~e:~.!:ia~~';; o:~a:W:b:ot11r:; :~=otjoy~~~-~:: ~h• wrn~!i~";'.,.~ 7~oa. :U:ab ' 7oUaelt lk - .. ~~~ .~- ~ ~ I~-.a a ,.._... iWit. 1 mn ''We Jthoa hi• .for till aae'f!" loe U. a,~.:~· _ _..,..._ . . . ,..,_ ~ I~ .>&*I bot .tql~~ o1 PflftQ', t. 'Ntaektol, ll&a· till latelleetul ProJt aiHI 1IOt w' ,...a d.et of nell waD.- .... 111tl&le and 111UlJ7 Ia other way, The paOeaell mootb, aad .,. eoa:r1 o!italtoa ol pttin1 acqoa.late41· . tbe older SodaJ"ta ia witlo a pa...r tliN a41'ertfeld 1 J'iuplaJ. tbt Rplar 8a.o.cJay alp.t tl1'1 u .. lt.-•tlllta, Ita pu~ aalt' Ia U.1 AuaJtorlua. ttl 1-._ aad aiqulnt.uca ....-y oft._ lito triaa.WUp. 0ae • .-.. woaz:aa~ \ too. -~trl - r. .:_~~~~-:=a worbn' .baak ~ d4 t.k wwJr:' ~U.tllae.a.JW a qpital el Jlft ttat .t tH ,.w 1a.. ·~ ~ • a soi tw tM trada :::- . bleaue I • u : o - t ~. ~ ......._ are t~ ...._. ............ ~:...::.::-:..:: --.-, • • • • .-:, e.ilaalt,put .tu! t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Will Call Out Teamsters Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/0505e9a80461e8027f14665007d27f25.pdf 236f69ce3c823252be4138c37ba5f4cf PDF Text Text EXTRA! ·TRIK·E �WOUlD JESUS .· ACT AS THESE· MINISTERS DO ill&!lflll ia whido h" would Le welrom l!'d. The prot..b ility ia t hu be would mot ~o aear aoy o f them. We ~boold bear h im ~ry to .,..,., pt'Of.,. Ia t-.7 hia rrN ch Ilia d<>f tri'"'· ·•o ye ti.Oll of dt otl ra·· u •f hio 4nh. he did i11 Web"''" a Buaalo todar wbieh requi ru t he ki11d of agitat ioa be mao.le u..e the dnk i' lu~ ~ of J eruulem. Chri.otlan •n iniol<'r or l"int bu hit •·oi<'e 0<1 l"'hnlf o f the poor iugll irla"·ho .re 6ibtiagfora teo li .-., d<'r ~ nl ll\·.,., Mally of Al(ltat. and euto.orlbe fbr the Jl\tfletter~~tung..'l'beooiJ~Dewtpt.p.- laShel&a&eoa&Me•f lfew'faft 01'11, ~ WlldnJ lbe inter.~ of the Workl.llr ~ -10 -f- tor I_.-_ . Of&., 3JS-3l7 Ga.... - "j - Bollalo, N. y, triNl to <':rr•lain .,.hat th e)· • f' r r for h•• tbrea l<> twd t o h&\' <' io,; arr.-.trJ, ll o• dift'erent from tht di , pooitioo Initiation •· - . of t hio JlfN rho· r·~ :\laoter who sat at !'ale of Taga •.. thr •·ell aid•• forb ou.,.t a lkiag t oa J••o~titute. Thru J•rople wbu at r iking an ju•t u ¥<>0<1 u th<o prearh· 'rota! ltf'~ lpta .... c ... The IIIRJUrity uf t hrrn ~tteoul tlo e Tutal t:xpenua cbu r rbn. It i• tht J• a intet\ buuti t• in aueb Bal1nco~~ , ..•• t\OTI'tl no tbat or J. N . Adam ,..ho ---arlhtoe <l bf'rau•e th Py bn\" e ulbtr ""I'· Bl:LPI HELP ! HELP! po rt. who IT¥ not Gut ou strike. Thit He1p the Deparimen\ 8\ore Girll on11ht to I~· pl!t'nt to th e bt1iu e""" and at.\elld \be Woman '• ;:::···;;.,;~.- ,c.:;c., ..,. of 1 pru chrr ... bo UIDIIlr uadcn"od o Club D&Doe at but lillie of t•roaomir cootlitiona. Franklin HaJJ, M W . Bqle 8~. Boci&lilt H-lW"Ien · Tontgbt., May 8th, 1913 ADMI8810~ 10 CENTS REGAN ' S THREATS t.b 'I'W c1pltaiUt pAJ~n, urine fUM 1M aioda of tbe JleOJ>le, like . \kt.tt. . . . .iDIJWU!Obll! \ , by tiM &1:\al.i.)*rty, tbu. obeyina- eoDJidence .,... lo. pWed in We .. ioc~JwofbueteU1,.PJ"dlDJ] ~I.Dt.t.W~-r..-t. """""doe ~e ~-=-- !-:.,.~~hr" 'a . . .latel7 M b te kfo•p body u4 .ual fte eod; .., llr• i a • u lal eaoac~~. ~ Or JooriDI( Ld ~. u•11-ly witJtoat , _ _ ,.. IJ>oU.. Joac •... !:~ ~~ (~~~ ~:..~d-" 14co,..::.iq . CUT· THIS OUT QOOD FOR IOo OUT OUT THJ8 AD .ufD BRUfG lT TO THJ: BUFFALO SHOE OQ. �_...::::::.:==;:::.;:~~':-::- Help rer.ou tht. eaaae, my dear, A11d efr~d will d.iappear. PBOPI T U the m!Khief-mt.ke:r . Clldru~f::,'::J,.,_.. _ :.~~~~:·~~:~ ~::~~~~ir. rtne J~ Repairtni Vote willa 111 to b&.alt. b s roed. .:::14Q,..Terraoe. BuffaiOo N .. Y Wbe11 11111 f ood it. ~411 lor 11111 For Jla..lMI-Iaati'WDeuU, ~~,=~~~~or40111~~~.· ~=ct. , PliUlo• atJd Pbyen - 00 TO - No toll wble.h mlddlemep. eolloe\. Ada)t.e,..tloD wiU DOt t A. MAJ8EL, 915 Broadway B«allle tb.m'll be"'llo poroat-111 Be&w. To..,....,S all4 Wl.ltoa Sea. , Wbu a poo!Up t.lt.mp 71111 ~oy, PaOif'1"1:at. UlOJ P011tm1a doen 't d otal aad he, DRY GOODS SHOES Beuu.e yii11 ~~ it proftt- frMMSN'S PtJRNISHINOS IJ.ul d~ I M t.t&mp la- beH e&ll _be; T he mllt:ilar tntt<d, pun aad alee, Sor do :roo worry abo11ltbe prl«1. · CO~RADE OEO. D. JONES. ARTHUR OPLER 862 BRO£.DW.A.Y DtstnbutoN>f :Jon llalde tM btJIMl - t.DCI bMJ lie C11~ li)8o ...... fi'I*KCJtar, Pto Nlo plala Clru OUpploCI ' r.RY THV.N Louis Jose_phson IN BOX OfflC[ WINDOW Don't be deluded by the orOC>ked methods'" the - ~READ TRUSt: ' - ,. 1 Krust, Cittle '6eneral and ·· tip·t~p is n~n·llf!ion 13nad IIRIINNER BAKING .co. AI COlliNS SOlD _ ·.OUT TO THE CENfRAI. BAKIHG CO. ' �_, PUIIl...lSKBn.-..:x.LT IIY Tl'IK - BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBLISHING OOMPANY SlY. !.ap:StN.I.ln!.U.. ~~~ BUP'I"ALO,N. "!f. ,., ......_IRY. a..-s.-t..wn.:- ~~;!~ Bun'ALO,..N.Y, ~Pib$ 1.00J*.,...50elb:moab,pa.,ahletilad•-- . Just t hink of *-"2.5(1 a wecf nnd Jmyi ng fo r car out or that. fure and lunch THE RADICALS ' \\'ithin tlw Jut W<'<.'k we no t e thnt tht• cnp italist preAA is i · extretue deli~:ht in ref 1•rr in~ to th<.' Sociulists HH r udicals nnd at the U.Dlt' time takin g comfort w ith the old fogil·~ of the lnbor movement as eons••rl"ll\il"ell. 11 i~ till old Myin~ in th e lnhor mm·euu.•nt th11t wh~n a lnbo~ ~~au mee lll the npprcn·al of the hm11wR, th en look ou t fo r h11n. om! It 1!1 true~::~· exploitE•n; arc •·onsen·nti_,.,. wlwn it menm th e pa):iug out of wage11. hut tiH·y n•ry radical 111 thei r mcthotls of_ lu\udhnJ.:, men. It a mll!l d ol'~ no t j ust suit. out hP j.!"OeH. immrdl_Ril' iy._ :-..:o nr!fll· meut is toll'rnh'd . Younrr flreol on th e s put. lmnwdtute dtrect lld!O il is brought to b••nr if you nttem]~ l it: . If " worker nskA for n rHis .. 111 pay 11 o ft<'n t11ke11 mouth11 d elib .. rntion. tltcn the workPr i ~o~ infonned by the hos~ that he. aaord it. "''t' IL thOLII{h it is known thut iLl· is ~ po•ll(lillj.!" money I B\"IIIill~·· ur(' be R I[r1:~~~it~~~~~<~r:~,~~~\~:;i::egrJ~:~~~ ~~J ~~~ne~tl!~:lllh~~ ~e~~.i~.orDi~~ t It olidn't takl' long f;_:-;~boliah lhe Sat urday 11iglit work whe n it ~;u itl'<i thetn to J o 110. J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-05-10 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. General Strike Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c097dc84d1be617647b9c72165a14629.pdf 08ff13b0c3517bfcfd10b35232fc76fc PDF Text Text �WOOLDJEStJS ACT AS THESE MINISTERS _ IIOt~aa,...ran ro ftbem.. We olrooW lto:a. lu m "'1 ta ....... rrofro• lc> W,ar Il ia •·o 1".,."" llio do..triae, t ion<> f •·•l "''"''ubl!' di<l ' .t hi• lr.b. We ha•·e 11 B aiJalo !odor wllieb r~uirN ki ad of &l(' llatlou b~ m ade .,... tbe duk 1'1• ,....• o1 Chri•liall ,.,,.,;.c.,, or r•rlect ku ll bh •·oil!<;! 1111 l.otUJf of tba poor ""''' iai Jritla .. ho u e ll«il tinlfora I"'''"'un l o li .. e dr<" ~ l ll\·eo. !ofuy of "'~ ltut rlulol teu . T o them mia::bt •rvht<l tb .. t1>i~t Jr.•~a •d"·" ::·,~ ; ~~~~~;:~":, k~" rat;·;~u~"~" 1 ye ha .-tt olon~ It Ulll<l lrlf!. ' ' , .,., oa~ "' oar J>r~a<' h ero .. _,.., will<l .. l wltb t heq ueo tionafthe ro-rHn e ot alorr em1•h:oy ... fr om tllll ij:hL'' In two Mttik e ..Jai.Jnrd OU II(bl tha t 10 be hf' 11110 l> ' "r f did oat ............... ............... ................ RA"M'I,CtTI>MI ~ . ~ ~~41o BRO~ BOrTLING WORKS In Cal.lklrrlla Win. aDd LlqUCift ~ • ,..,.. lllc--Mif. A~~ttat8 IUid eubecirtbe . ArfJetter;Bettttno. 'l'bl 01111 a.m... MWIJ*pll' .. lbtitd. ....... el If. . Yft O&J, ~ ::;;,. -dollbela..,.oflbllrorllla6a....-IO .... twi.•O.u-.. ' Ollk<, ex..- s.-, · · a..lw.. N . v: �0..C:IIIMtUn'1JbeDOprOI!t-el Wh.. 1 poootap rt.mp yo .. hDy, ==~;:;:::.:::..:::::!.."""'~';, J:::~~~ :~~c:-~~ ~:e;!o::~~~ Dealdeto, doe abmp it bnt Ull N; 11111dlaae 141\ed, yon a•d 11iee, do 11111 worr:" abou t the priee. COllii:ADE OEO. D. JONES. �~-~liAIYI~T • PUBLlSHal)......._y· JS., TKA ............, Bt11'PALO.N.Y. BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBllSHING COMPANY S2W',LtpStr.f.3rdO.W .... a&a'nNHBm..U......_ ....-T TVTnaL.l...__., . ~ ~. T- W, P. CATT 81.1.. " - ..... AMr.. a51Y.&pStn.t. .W Oocw BUFF.U.O.N.Y. Sc-.tpba Prb.$1.00 ,.y.-.~lhiii:IIO<IIh.. pay&W.Iu &IY.ua S:Dtered &tiM<lOad-du. maUH ,hme h, 1112, &I the pon oftloe •• Bllfl'alo., !'iew York, UDder the A~ ot llarch 8, 1871J v. FRIDA MAY 9; J9J3 THE DEPARTMENT STORE STRIKE The suddenneM of t he strike of th e tlepattlllellt store clerks drht'r& i!J proof tiUlt eontlitinn" tlt•mlmded irumediate ~etion Of kind . \\l1ile it may be con~Jitlcred Uy llJAoy a ho.sty step, older organiutiow would ha\'C rmrleyed O \' er it for some :;;~~g Y~:;;\:o~d~~o~~~ ~~~~~~h~o~:r~~~\';';~·~~~~o~sia~~;et~~e~r~i~t or clerk1 11nrl dri H .nl that thty lost no t une 111 cal ling I atnke. • -uTI>•to'm~~i1k0< lh>~~-.'h,'a'tllit>h>~,· ,c~c00<tplo0u>."the110o,w1 "r'."-,.w'h"~'•,.::e .•,•,•1ny ..... .,.., ," " .. .. r"-i . ,. ..., had el"e rything cheAted. The girla took to the pic ket line like dueka to water and doing wond erf11l wor k uutil the scare waa gh•en th em o n the day of the etrike by John ~ol eman or the Tradea aud Labo r tha t the A. F . of I.a. wu not behind them. Home WHAT NOME RULE MEANS Ia ottmade at- dlrta11t 11.&11 tapltal f rule -tbii!TII IIIUtlt talk home r11\e ao;,.adaya, for the Mrm !.lade ltHl f rndi ly to eovu a multl to.lle of politic-.! eoueeptlooa froiD wli~e"'el1'· oae may Klec t what nalta h bftt. The public apirite4 dtbea o11de t.aradt by It tlr.e "'Ia of Ole people, '!1•. pi~ the well -to~o. rnper.tahle people, tbe people wbo pay tile tun abd wh..;e . . tub you wbat it e-.llod public opiolo~~.. Yet, tb- pe-ople 11..er rule.. Thy h ...•. dolept.e-d their politieal We have no doubt that the tli rla "·ould have sueeeeded · out many of those eold footed , wcak .kn eed aouls that Jo,:e &Dd think n1ore of a few daya pay now than a •ubstanual . inerea&e. Mr. Coleman did no t tell you that for yean ~e b~longed to the power to profe.loual poliUda"' Pd Amalgamated Carpe nt er~~. an out .Jawed organir.a t10n, 111.11tead of the to tile ~jtieisot of • g; .. eo eomm11ulty ngularly e011111ituted union of ~he A. F. of h , the Brotherhood o_f bome rult 41implr mea•• tbe abeoluta ;;r{l~r;i:t:· i/11~0 ~1i~ 0~t llt~llli~~~ '!~th t~~eT::1~1~ri~:~l ~~:~a~~~~~~~ lpoi~: tbe home ruuket of otllee. Labor and tha t he ia respon11ible for this condition of aft'ain~. Bnt wlmt dill'ere11ce doet It ... ,h t.o A~ with the organi:tation of the Stroct Car :\leu '11 ' the ordinary eltiun whether be b Expreu Men '11 Union. it was tho int~ n tion of the !lu red by 11 ffJiow tlti11e11 or by a tion to eall in tb ~ prope r r41.,._,G~Wt&ll\'CH of the otn.oRer, •nd wbethu tbe 1&"1' wbicb of Labor and make it pall\ o( tbat body. but :\l r. bit fluel11g 11 bomt·made or unduly excited O\'er th ... auet..-.!!BCll of th e O rganizing · V.'. F . Catte ll and ru:~hed to pre'l'ent others from doing not an1l did not ilo ('\'en though he lm11 had all kinds of oppo,t.orut;"·l If Mr. Coleman was rt'ally desirous of aeeing tlle whi ~ h would mean another st rong union. he would ha ,·e to the front like a man and offered his ft811istance inBI('I:Id out in the capitalist n ... w~papers th1:1t ''the l'nited Trndea Counl."il is not h11ck of thi11 11trike.' ' :-lot wit hstanding t he injury Mr. f'olrman hRI done this worken are 11till out and fightinR "'it h 11 determin11tion th11t th e admiration of e\·ery work er in the ci ty. The O r gani:tiu~e t\11.'Joei11tion. eompo11td of Soe i11liat~. in o,uy w~ty injure the ehanre11 for 11Ucee11s of turned O\'Cr t he wo r k to the Trade11 and 1.-~~bor e\'t•n·thing pouihl o• to carry th l' 11trikf' to I IIC!"eSA. 'we atre out for the bes1 th11t ea n hf' obtained for the and 11re willing to sacrifice e"t>rythin.l(' for th ~ ir can11e. . We will SJwnd our Ume aud monf'y to tlus t> nd, and 1f 11tand11 in the waty let th em ht>w are. All the s tr iken1 ut>cd to do is to s1ie k to th t ir guns and \'ietory is a uu red. Just think of $2.50 11. week 11.11d payiug for ear fare and lunch out of that. 1;1 Tht most noticeable feature of the strike or the rl epariment the Jaek or news on this 11nhject in the e iiJlitalist preu. Ov the fin1t d11y of the big st rike the Buft'11lo Times had· a head clear aeroSA the page tellin g what Willi going on in London. \ IN THE AIR "· e 0 ,erh ..ard a IIUtll SA) the other da) "Yes, it's a fi"ne day, I till.,,. eau aot help ' ra1i.1.1af t.bt lt U lm-terial to ttr.'e P ..p by wilom Ue powu to deta:abe 011:r e~ed. wUI 1M tJe. 1.. to be: a .pw to the - e : the aheep ••II . _ Ita wooL pNple b. wdtr tbe "-«u to llowever, the we1Ho-4o e.it.i.a~ eu l.b • -11 aJI'ord to lot the poi!Ud&aa ~ ot • _ . . lo p:omott thei! way Ia npl"4 to well-~~ t.e r- . om- ..a .,.oil&, bee&llla b. the tDd aesrr-.tlq it y they w!.o ~p tM riclleat b....... ut oUter latentt o1 tM from thV hiod of polltlea. lloden~ ea~ 8ocia1UU -.loas stud for italitt Poijt.ia b meref1 tllo ll.utdaaid '"' to ~ h~ ,_. - . u of mode ru eapitalitt prolt.aal:lq, pd Vel! of all -JaJ ~.._ and tile ouly la.en ue tha of Ute of ~et7 bJ .U ol.U. people workiar peopl.e. • 1nlfan. of .n the PtOPlo, Jo Jt ;, for tbo worhiat psople to dlddo lliD(Ie 11111aldp.lity ,M well u · t Ia &b_ora, the al.,.,. .b,, U.••j =- . ::~rl~~~: ~~~ 1~tr o~=l·u z7 ~~ ~~ ~!;ta~~~ :~..:.-:au. tbem to decide wlaetller bo- nale b tl!elr t.~en~~t ,U•...S. tbat 'tb becom1 1 fatt ill. the irne loe.llR of ·~ be prutlted enrywbel"'', tbe werd or remai11 a lllOC.kery ud a lbt th peopt. .. ..alfue •.ball be ob.t.m. d•aatlq f~tot t. pehtleo u11r1· Let tbem eount ' their "'t~ ud U.oy wber.. • • · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-05-09 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-05-09 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n049_19130509extra Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v01n049 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Drive Out Scabs! Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ca40c11c258c0682930e3f9413d9e923.pdf d4b89f915d721d0409bb6b54d246415c PDF Text Text EXTR·l ! Price Two Cents L' Ju·sr BEGUN �O.lers In California W lnaand UqUON .. 111!n1111111111 • 1111 nq Spedal •&teatloa ti'AII to pboM _.,• . L - ,s,_ ~ ud promp4 MU,..,.. • 1,1 C.-.Noh. A81tate and subeorlbe for the ArfJetter·:Bettuno. CUT T~IS OUT GOOD I'OR IIOo OUT OUT TBI8 AD AM.D BBllfO IT TO '1'1111 BUFFALO SHOE CO • .SBNBCA AND BLLic;.QTT &T.i.. • AND A 60c REDUCTION WILL B.S GI VQ .Olf .&BY P.llR OP BBO.II ~ \QI. NijgaraGuarant:ftd Double Wear Solei , s2:?o~ S5.90 Cpa. Mooifay, , 1V""-'ay, Fddoy oa<I'So......y �_.,:.::=..;::::;:;::::..;:::;=.~=-=:- mY Help remove U.e eauae, det.r, ADdl!ft'ectwlll diuppar. l'ROF1T I• tba mi-..:Wet-make rWbleb h•aplr"' ' tbe wuy t..kir. the ballot, thaD, IDc!eed, Vote with 1111 to bui.t~,reed. ~~~~;r~~~;;;H Wbeo ou.r food b m&de fo r uM n.cau~e there 'll be 110 pro!t-ef Wllu a J>OIIlagt! f l.amp you buy, eheat aod ,;,, C~~~~::~s~~ ~ P~M;;•m;.:·" doeta'f $t&mpb""becct can 00; yoortitprotl.t-<r~ the modlage telttd, pre ud DiU, !'or do you •ony abou t lbe price. COl.UCADE OEO. D. JONES. ::~}~~;:a~• o1~ "f""',/>'''V ~ ~;be•<•'""''..,'' There h.u beJ u 1o11 mu;h ~oDdem.~~&Uon our •i•t..,.l o "!lerrle,EaalaDd'' wohave110uhul6dt.ou:a1111Dethe ••IOI• I ••Id.,~ of aU tSia y\oleDee ( t ) aud theotberlldeoftboat.ory. ano two aid.,. to eYer)' rtory, yoa bot you do11't ofteD besr bolb of ..;:.::::=~_,;..__:7;::::::::::::.. 1 ;;;~ I!Pr-iall1 Ia thi1 e.~e, when J C'On>u f ro111 the pru. that ptl Ita O!ou ... from tbe 1011ree ~bat li t~ to It appear !.hat great dam•re l1 . ~:n:;. ~~:~~~=~~!~:.:~::: ~~We MERCHANT TAILOR /101 $,_ _. .ftr..t. ART H U R 0 P L E R 882 BROADWAY 1 w;:;: ~b::o;::.~"87~. vou~nt'f! ::;. 1;·etb~:·~ 0~:cl;0 ~:., o;~::: of !be ::::~; 7hllet~~.:;~~:••:1tu0:lly Jon! uamp le. Du r illi thJ ~tnt car tlrike .-erylitUe daw•1---e wu h. aympatby w.it b tile PlOD, bavehadlbemoral by t he121 to the elld. ltrill:en would hue lo.~t burt d.rike pet..re-d out. Rut &Ito~ ie11 t hrough the "lodowt wtlo tblnll: that a o1thing i1 good !or wor~iog JM!Dflle f~om ridh>g lo ~•n. Not from prlatople, but from ing (l 1me." A.a admiu.i oo f f!t! of 10 a brolr.ell be.~ •••. the tridc turned. eent.J wJJI 1)<1 tbarge4 and t itll:e!J 8c ~be lllll'rlgllltl lrul!d the pme, and bei11g 110]d by membere of Brut b t ht11 I I takea d~llltageof•lll~tb the~=;~·::~~ ~~: ~e;b:~: TRY T HICM ::t70 . . . _ . F, A . ~- ~. Buffak>, N. V. Jt.J. Z-.«1. C. r.K-'-· ot the trime. Perllap1 V<''J' I tlu! r~ported vl<>lenee lla.l fellnd:uioo · fad, but bco tbat11 it may, U 'O'iolellceth.. reilplni J Ofteuoolar A c.. rt&ln F.ll&liahntao reoidl11g in ZEBoLD"BRo8:00:71:;; 11:~ 1~0 ~;~~~ 1~h;~;: 1A,,m•d•••• l"''" · ...,._..._o-- "''··~ tbe £1!sliob 1ulfra~r:ilta beuu" .J:Ir.•n ••• c~.~.,.. . . . _ _.. Lolleh 11 ~ &0 U IO ca.lllkii., •.,....~Lf. Ullllke COIIdil>lool ... bennie the .... age Eol(li1b law to.alte r ••• n.eh headt'd lodi¥1dual t.hat be , AIDM-IIPP.riTIU IHOEI :;;,~~'••:'.".:''!:. :;.,.'~••::;; . J, MADII TO ~ to 0a8.-a~~ 1th~::h: 1 :!roh~;b a nd wooo.,o, b >U•e ~n t'be L-aoklng g-raf t and 11 i for •n~ re ly takl11.g tbt'lr 1ide tilted to dttnih<l it i11. all of Itt llcatiou. I to aet llh boodlunu, a nd Louis Josephson :lf«b<•t., ;;;;,;,, Cl•tblllg ~~~~· t~d •::::~:e o:ll':~~ thei r frieoodL l'hllh>g 01'er lht' in- to the J trik log dej>artment done to the We>meD, II e>ol7 ioei - tTl who hl\"e not u y<'l ._~=t~!, 0~~ ~abo :;n:;,~".,d .;:~to:i~~~ ~~:!~ c-.S.Ketll;lr. P1o Nlo rta\ 11. Ctpr Ql lpplnJ • Tb~,~~:::~.. ~il:t be!~~ 3 :30. :::, ~:~.hom. BeiJ(In n~t..,be r c oe, ·I•Y•"''''''" , J<Oo·u"i'"'''~ 808 W IU.I.AM STREET Beii ,H~.lSJ8-.K no• lUJnn"~ ro OOif.IVlDllt •t~~;.,g~~:a::a~ ..:~~ 0th~eu::k::: ~;£~€f:::·::::·~:~·~ ..:.~.:. ~:~~ .'t~r.::=r·.::i~.':~a~~s..dtur,.,7prteou.•l. 11..-M toi"L U..$Oa.d1p OU I TAV aCJ"J[lgJI&T, ot r ..q xa.a ~~~:~~ at"'"..-.- VI. J'olTJ' ltno&, a-.. BdoJ o,. • . Y. �FATHERS f'U.usH&D W'llD.LY BY THa ~~etw:dth:w;: ';e:; ~=!:rum:~~ ~0:!~'!: ..__..., BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBUSHING OOMPANY 5lY.&pStnod.,lrdO.W ..... l l 4er OI>""'"'-&Dd ::t.::.:~:e~~.:~~= on ...,..,,,-- daring, jlllt u our present time. wi!.h their momentous problem.. refte(ij tbe"" apirit of our young peopl'e ~today. times are the good times tor tb~ who fill them with their actio~ and ot their will-po"er upon the.m: .a.Iwa)'l understand the ~. though they are of their own which served them 10. well wbe,u t.bey wete young and faeed the BUYFALO,N. Y. - - --;:;,: · : ,~-C. ,heerful aAJII:TDI HlllSl.Sit. ,._.,_ ---~~-~ltdfloof 4110. SONS to an~~~~~~~ ~;t ~v:=u"!:f~ ~=~~~~!o;!~ld~ tall of their own tbousbtl, of their own·doinp, of their ,o-.n· ambitiom and of. their W.I". CAB~~~N~. ~Ptb$1.00pK-,ut,50eob:moatbi,payablclaacfv~ N ~-cl .... m11Uer Joae 6, lila, ~~~ tbe pwt olBoe •' BolbJo, N- 1'ork, lhe Act of llucb 8, 18}51 bten'ld THURSDAY. MAY !, 1913 THE DEPARTMENT STORE STRIKE Th(' tmddt•nnl'l!..'l uf tbt' st ri kf" of tho! depurlment -store clerk!! driv .. nr. i" J•rO<or that 1-orlllitiuns JNnnudt:d imm~"(l i ste aetion or kin.!. \\"h ill' it may he t'O il!llll"r t'd by many u hiUity &tep, oldt'r o r~,:JUHUitiou~ would lun·o: l'llrlo•y("() o•·er it for some 1 en·n r •·ars. ro ndit ions in th t• llt·JwrtrJwn t •ton·11 we re ~ue h thing hnd to h t• {lone. nw l don e <JUlck. IUHI it i• to the clerks KIH I drinrs that th t')" lo~ t no tilue iu calli ng a st rike Th•· o;t rik·· luul 11 tc lliug riTt·ct on th t ow ne rs, who huve heen aec u ilt onu~• l to browbeat the ir employl!s that fo r 11 s urprise party bad ,.H'· ryth i n~ c h.,llted The g irl • took to the picket line Iii;., Juo·ks to wl\.ter and doing wond t'rful work until the IICI!. r u \\"11!1 J.;"in.:n th l'm on the day o r the 1t rike hy John Coleman of the Tl"l!.dt'll and Labor that the A. F'. o r L . was not behind thw w., havw no doubt th11t th e girlli wo uld han~ lllll'C~-etled · out many of tho!W' cold foot ed, wntk.kneed wul11 th11t love and think mort or a f ew days p11y now than 11. J;ubstru1tial, •-•'"K I•.,••••• inerellu. )l r. Colemau did not tell yon thnt fo r yl'art ht• belonged to Amal gnmat<·d Carpt>nh•MI. 11.11 out .Jawed or~a 11 imtion. iu11tead of the r eguilu-ly constituted union or th" A . F. of J,., the Brothurbood of Carpent ur:&. lie tlid not tell yon t hat tl1e Trade!i and Labor Council of Buffa lo ill not n_ow llffilia~ed with t_he ,\m_e ~can Fede.ration of ~arru.•d oa at their e:IPf-'IH. It I• tO¥ Lllb~''s 8~\~htl;~~ .~~g~n~:=r~:~~H~I:•~~;~~-;:~:;:.1 ,.~::~ 1 \11~·1•11 .~r L~~~~~N~nd the tb~u~r:i':.trydl~~~~:~ :~:~~~rmabkee -~: ~e:et~Qm!: 1 ~:c;•:.~~~ ~:a""..::; ~=~~~i'{~'\~IOr~·p::r \\li S th e tn tenUo n of the of Labo r and IUII.te it part 1 unduly e.s:citr.d O\'er the HU t'" ei!JICII 1 '" · F. CAttdllllld tlll'lhetlto prl!\"i'lll I not 1111tl rlid uot dQ,e•·en though lw has lle«"l!d ~!lllillttm ce fcillol!' citizen or by a the word or remei.n. • = iq people~ •l llome e'"er,.....ber~~o nd :~!u!:'·~~·~:,:,o:_t~~~ ao~\~==~! ~,;:·:;'~o:*tioDI IMckery aad a t.Ut the people._ weii• I"C' •.b ~U be the Colo..-.do, Sodalltta Ia poht••• nery· '""~~ri.:; &IIIODf betor "t WGD T'u ~· ~ 1 01" f~IIU .:~ tH1 ins tead of a :;-m the 1 6 : · y,;; . whic:t ,~!~l{f~111 : ~::'~ 1 ~~~e;c~l~ 1 ~e1~~i:~.s he !~~~;~f ~!\~e ~:::;etl·m. to tht• front like a man und offered Ids by a ••d At Sool~n:t, ..=;~~Ka,-or A seriouiJ ehnrge hM been brought against the Socialist Party, J:Wnel7, that ita only object is to gain politica_l power. . . . . . -. . Vilta. neSt. httnbuj ud x-w work.'"'b•• loMe nontl1 tllrow1l law • tlta ~::r::~--..:"~-;::. •kiellanoeeurria.reve.,.b.1~ wltll~ c~~~~~ilt~= ~~n:=~~~0~et~,;~:fr~~~~E'.t.l,lllt "'the l'nitcd Trudl'IJ nod ~~};:-u:s' wt~~~~~:!.l!:~~ t~t :~n;~~of:; :::!~:~l.!-:z:in~~~~~:.~~~f:~i:;l~;:ys been . mJ1 ~ W~VB. ~a=~~=:- e·! "u..~t~ work~;~:~~h:;;;~~~;;~gll:l~lefii~l~'i~~~ ~~-:;t?~ 1(~~~~~~~i~~~~~~~~/'1 ,11~~~;:~~~~~~: ~~= .~!;n:~!~ ~r::e1epr0~~e~,w~~e:~dP~n~;~ t~~~:U~:r~~~e;.:!t,tti:d~~~.t: :~erst~v~1ef~~.em~~; err:~-:!7~·::~:: ::~:: ~:;!':':;' ;:t~ th e 11T\~;iQ;~~;~i~n~·e;~~:~~~;i~~•.ir~~~~:~~'~:~· of Socialists r at her than ~c~a~~c~;a~:; e~~~.e~~1~~~ !:dt~~~ ~~ 1 :-staw~~~~: ;j =:Oc:\e~~l ~dS:oi~i~~t J~u:!~~~~Y~ut ~:...~B~~:! '::a'::~ :a~l=lt·~ •orktr b a: :~~~~~~~; :·:~·ri~~~~r\~.;~~ ~~~:~:~···~~~~(':U~~~L~IIL:t~eC~~:~~~~~D\~~~~1~~ peop~t:t~~:t or.~e:h:; :'ullsiU:~n~~~:\~:'h~ads~:~~::~~:::60~~ e=~ti~O~:Dm!~eoflllt!teri:rka~~ :::~ t~~~=: -=~U!n;badf.:r 0;~ ;vf'r.;~.l~i~~~ep:~tih:~rt~b~a;;~~/ 1~~=~t~7.~. \~e ~~~~:~·cd for tile workers intel~~~u;!.I::~~~e ~~ia't::~ t:0;:i~ 0p~ft~~n~~V:e:~i:'!tineafw~~~~~ire of the working people :~0: =~ 1:! ==~ w;:~~01: :~ 0 11 anrl ~\~: ::W~~e:;~l ~:~~;i~i·~:~.:r\11:~:~./ot: t:~.,i~ ~~~d18 ~nd if 11nyon~ :~~!::~~~ ~he~n~a:~:~ ~{~~!~=:r~e:~~~:~ ~e~:C:!~:mm~?e:!1:r:!t~~~!t~~·a:rb:i~;~~.:~ 1 ,:.We~ ~ ~~el;hi~..;.':ao;•!:!::,.~0::. ~:~ l tands in the way lo!t thum hf'ware. "\II the striken~ . need to do ill to s l ick to tlwir gun.~ '"&'"'"· 0111 ~~e;~:~:e:i~~fc~:~0uS: t:hr~pn::,:e~aJa~c~~~~~~~!rf~r~~:ing at ~thing of importance can be achie \·00 without political power. IICII !Wd \"ie tu ry ~:U\th~~-ink of $2.fl0 a wc"k und p11 ying for enr fu re aml lnneh THE RADICALS ~itieal power, in a society in wbieh EXCURSIONS INTO THE REALM OF REASON (B,- Bam..&.~) So, my reli)(iouo frierul, ~·ou quurel den ot tho yean. Hi• ltP a111 bowed your owa arrumeat t hat hi• renoa•lity "'~Utili'!.,..~ ha.-e eeued to aiug and hb body mil-itbapea. He lov• Ilia wiU be tbe aa!lle aft er death HE ..-ith ~·~~~·:o'::.~- !.~~~~~ ~:~.e~~~~=r~ir:~;::":; ::::~~~ ~=;~:~u=t..=eiP~~~ ~~~~~~~.~; ~:"\~1~ ~:,h: =~~:~~~=·~ ~7 ~r:!':'~e:,~!~be=:~:!,t ,~.a A~PRE· it mean.11 the JH\):ing out of :~:~·pta~~~ ;it!~::: Y~.:~ f:!;~e:: ~~~ ~.::~::•:d ~;~~=:.. bn~~~-e Wllg~;~· !11:~:1 1 1'J"o=;•:1 ~;·r;;,::~:~~-~ ~~:11tl:1:.'rg~~~~hi~~:l~i~:~:;~!m~ 0m:~g,1 • ~=~~ ~::;, 11 ~11 meut i~ tolt'rll lt•d . ~· ou nrc fired 01~ the is brought tv l•o•ur 1f ~·uu attempt 1l. ~;pot . li~::~:d ~~:~ ~:~e::•t ::~~ ~:~::~o;~!::-: ~~;;,Ul~~:ythh: :.o:~;;~.::~;..b!;:: afford it . e\·en t ho u~:h it i ~ known thnt he is ~ pen ding money Ja,·iahly. If ~·o u wa nt some thin~; tl111t you arc e ntit led to dema.nd it.. D.on't be a "rir1 ging, c r~~w li ng Mc rp~· nt 1111d J1l e11~ ami beg and ery for 1t. , It didn't tAk e long fo r the Hto n'll to nho li11h ~ th e Saturday nigbt work wbcu it suited them to <IO so. The lllOiil uotice11hle fellltm• of t he strike or the departm ent i1 tb t Jaek o( lltl WII 011 this IIUhj N: t in the capitalis t prell!. On the tint day o r the hig strikio the Buffa lo Times had a heac:J acrose the page telling whut was going on in London. aiity ""' mhuo tet after be i1 dead u be "'"' • At·l' miaatet before he di.,.J.. Let 111 e:ramiae oae U H out ot the millio111. A. n old tn.LD, ltill..-orlr.iag in tbo millft at •l:n y.ft..e, hu a foilh thai t hiaes uadimmed. Evt ry dty be goe• to hi• toil. Hi• back II beat with the bur· tloat But, m7 dear re~~Fot~~~ f rie.Jid, tl1ta old maa hu beeiiiO _d_OWDtroddta, btla 10 wury, he bq i ueb a blttar feeli11g tp.iall tbeeoadit.iOIII WIIIe.bllne).ept ltim toiliag wileD be OUJhl to tNt 1pe.Dd· illg U.e .enntide nf IIU lite amid tbt ligbt of rtoqulted toil, that, Ia '"lew ot ~~~ t.;._r•;::e:e/0\\~!'·~~~~ 1101 eoaecraed with wbat we rhall be mi1111tet after our pUiiug. The all portaat Lbiag i1 w~pt '"' tha ll fu a1 Otlt chracttn ead · ; are li ve miaut n t.cfore • e ctOII thru holil from ..-beu(t there ia retnra. PERS01'4~L LIBERTY .::;r=t~~aa~ for U.e• =-later Ia eo•phte 18- . Tloe F1aalall Soelal'-t. ~~ Flkbbar1, 1 ~ .,.wm •llkll bib ,..,_ .A.-rtat. 01 '1 11..11dar the II&ZD.t et lke "Tayler a,.. 1.1 ~Diahled nd operated telll," wll~ll I:JliiUI, b7 -UOD.J.ac:- ~...._, ba"e reeea tly ettabhllled a pa~~wbitll ~:::~·pe~q~ Pill.ll•: mht o • eo-Gfl*t~Uve T = OUD:.JD:LhOUU. ;:: :i~:ra:i:~.~~~~: ai~~r~~:~ratioe fo~eer:'o~=·~ : :!tb:l:. lmmr dinte di ri.'C t a ction otht r l_lfe there will be perfect identity. wcaderfal llome pqpared for 1011 Ia tar ,- 011 ta do ;1 ta t ry anti m•ke Yon ""li" " We 1ball know a• we are U ea vu. All that 1011 llawe m!M&d In tlen1 10 good in thi• li fe tbtt 1 delib1:ra~i:~:rt~:;/t~~"M ,!.~~k1t1. /~s1 j~)~1rt~:~~ 1:~. ~r:ee 1~~ktlla1~1 ~t1~11~!n~! !::;"~' th1: ~~~: ~:'i~t ~i~r:,:~ ~~!:i:: :!'!.:n~~~~:~Pu~e?.~~ In ~ l e11.r ::. =:: (~:::!• ~= ~..:!~.! ,m.uay.....;._ 11 ,~,!::!:;,;-;:!~,;::.;•:_',!; me<'t~t ,\~ua~l~~~~d~i~~ :~:etl;~o~:::~:rt;::~~-~~:t'o~I~R;o~·]~~~:.~ ~:~oft ~~a~ gr~tt i::t~:~:~~i7~~·~:~;~" daim II ::::lt:o:::ti:e~ ~~S:n~::, ~~ ~-=~~·· o~!~:·.~~~·.··~~~yo•u r:;;c:=.: ~LDI. o::~· exploitf'l'li nr•· ctHJ~e~•·nti_\"1' wl~t·ll ::=-e:dort .. ui\ed oo.o...._.. Witl1i11 tlw lru>t Wl't: k wu t\O i t: II lii ! t!J,. •·:t pita list pre!l!l is tuking W[LL NOT Bt: ABLE T O :ld .t n:::kt.lle extreme dl'ii~:ht in ref..rrin g_ to till' :-\rwi u l i~ts as rntlic11IS nu t.! at the ia you r otlt~r .. orldliatu to .ueb a de- " u ry after the day'• work \bat be CIA.TE AND ENJO\" THAT ld.A.N· ~eplar prl~ b ttrll~ eeat. l.a P\tell· t:aUJe titn t" tak in ~; comfo rt tnth the o!tl fo~1es of the lubor movement gree lhl you ba•·e forgotten to •pply mu•t drag bim.eit to bed. Tbe preae.b· SION" JS TilE SKY. ~·:.b Tht au.t DDil~ld•l of tH 81 t'O illl_e r va th·es. . reuon tc. you r ~onrido.ration of tbe er eallt npoe_ hllll aad otren lrlJii tht Did ;rou e•·er ~~~~ a mlal'r enttr hit .:.,1:;.' 8oda.JiltA ...UI be tru ¥ bJ reeeall 1 of S.. f.or tile beadt of tll.e of Oreeee. Bee.alt =~~ ~a:;b~lat':~":," In ~1 moo;:::, 0~!t;e:;:;~~=::: pan of IIIIa 1!1MitJM. o .. Ole worken> •Ito an toMtllla l•v.-~, an t~;~a W. :!:.::! 1-: ~ftetftd~ llkt it. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/84b3371f57d943d92fda0029bc32c6bf.pdf 4d988d2745366a7577a9917d4efd0ed9 PDF Text Text . . . I , 'mWJrrt~O~nAM@lt EXTRA! TIRE.CITY There ia not a lhadow but that this will be done without. needleu Wh"n 40,000 workiapen a demand of thil eharaeter, DEAlAND IS GOING TO HEARD AND BEEDED. �BATTISTONI BROS. BOTTLING WORKS Deal&rs In Calllof'lllao Win• and Uquors 1Un111 11111n !II ._IIIII ct••&o p~<riersaa4~~~. C.,.,..,41, A~ and •u'->rlbe for the lllrfietter·:Bettnno. The oalr GermaD IH!WIIpapet lD the .W..te oauk!e of New York CIIC7, repn- -uor tM loure.t of~ Workhll' 01... -00 cea&e f « l - l b l. ()ffju, 3J5-3J1 Geotare Strut, - - T H'l.S 0 Otrr OUT TBJB .&b uT Bu£falc.. N. Y. QOOD FOR IIOo tt TO TO AND BRII'IG BUFFALO SHO~ 00. SBNE!CA AND BL.LICQTT' AT&. AND .&. 60e REDUCTION WI.LL BE G.tV.B:N ON~ Plt.lR OJ' 880&8 ~ ----iiaiim 111 Mlt--fti!IWftll ~.._·60C aP~o.M• .. AI- IJA10oUnklft....,_C....-.u- ·=::.;. .... A,_,IW.,..•UIII-,_F.a. lll.llalla . ... .. . :11•11 , , BLUE S.ERII ·SPRING SUilS We a~ 6-aak t O eay that we have the belit BlUe Serp Saitt iD the city at Caplois 1ct Cn•m .I $U5.00 �ORIN lRONWINE T1w JIM INUI:Imu IJqft Drhtk M~ Pll('I'B AND QUARTS 1'111111 II IIICm ... For Jlrzsl~l Inatrameota, Piauo. aod Playen -OOTO- .A. MAISEL, 915 Be\w. T~ aDd WU.OO Btl. P'ke*TI:Ut 2120, DRy GOODS SHOES Beco~uw you ret It.proflt-trY:.B:N'S FURNISHINGS ~lldf>l, t~ atamp u beet u.o be; . J. H. WEIDEMI LLER ~:; :;';~:·;:_:;:~;..~;·;,:~~,::"· 1/-'&1/$1) .&•-/•lSI. ~ You Jil' qiZ&l.lty at a tdr price bert COYRA.DE GEO. D. JONES.~ IDfOLDIB 8 t!l"''LUJB'f"l'EE.. S.oeialist News Depot ,,!!:;~~ .~:::-~.o,;;:~... Dally Soclallat Papers • that we h•·e, coz:ehu1ed to ua~~~lae hll IJoe o1 moa.thiJ ud weekl7 e,.lclellei~ ol all tlt.U. •loluee (f) per:lodlclla.. IJ!ve brietly the ottler 1lde ol tbtt .I.PPSA.L SUB CAR DS. Thh"e are two • ida to ,,,.,...... lk• ........ ......... Prf...... I ..... tiki. Charles Baumann llllhe.... �~-~IIAIYI~ W&.ULY aT _, P\1R..lSHm) THa BUFFALO SOCIAUST PUB!JSHING COMPANY .5lY....... s.n.&,Wa- .._1'11'1 KllBl.D............. tmW:T TVT'THIU.... s.--p. BUFFALO,N.Y• P11t.AHK atall1fl'1Um, ,..., ~ISlY.&,p.Strwd.lrdfloot w. T- P . CATTB.LL. lb. 11.,. BUFFALO,N.Y. ~Ptb$1..00pK.,...,,50clb.tbOCitba,pa,.&H.lAad..-a~ :EnW!ftd .. .-ad-ea.. m&tter J 11.11eb, 1012, u thepoqofB.oeu Bu1ft.lo, New York, under the Ac:lof Jolan:b a. 1819 WEDNESOA Y, MAY 7, l9l3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/464f933348e498d4c993c619304962e8.pdf 3afb6c8883b541661ccbb24b085693ff PDF Text Text �WORKINGMEN SHOULD NOT JOIN MIUTARY · Under Ausp~ of ORGANIZATIONS T~:na•~~ ~~ - . - in Elmwood llu&ie n ai l oa During Recent Strike of Strut Car Men "TrooPs" were Ca.lled Out to Beat Down Their Brothers Otiu:ns Jeered at Them and Big BUsiness Used Them as Tools - Capitalists and Politicians Will Make People Pay the Bill. ~~!~~~O::"ed~~:~~ .=\,;o-110 . .,.,., '"'' bron1 ht iato :;:t;.. 1~:!·~~~ ":,!~7~~~~~~"!.... !.....,._,.,, . u ao.le rttudi" s " ' , • ., ~~orrorw or,•• ap ::gro~::~;,;r, 11:·~t1;r ::.,·:~!: rnaiataint itt 110trer by the_ pou u1.ioa oltbe ar111ed gwt.td---¢r.b , -o.•- - 11 -------: lNT)!RNATIONAL SOLIDARITY n d militia. By Jea.n Jaurc1. For the twenty-fifth time llay Day, this year, r e-unites in one interuatiowt.l demonslrntion !hi! organi:r.ed working class tbe two worlds in their nffirtulltion of solidarity without dil:ltinetion of froutil'nt, tun! in a mighty d eclaration of t heir deter111ination to o,·erthrow the forco:~~ whil•h plumier a nJ murder their class, aud endangrr t ht• p eace of the world. At thi11 moment when th(" 11t ru ~;gle betwcclCapitalism . and Lubor i~t nt it11 he ightA t th i~t moment w h e n GOI' t•r u nwnts place 111 r c a nd more HI • s~~~:~""'~'~!~~:..-:,., '7::~d~&d"::te or t be Raad 8choolot 8oeia1 Seie nce ~;/!~~~~~i~~-Jli~,~~~~~ ~~~~u~~·.1:~!;'~~;~ ~-'!.-'~';~ :.0h~;e~UJ~i~:~ a l i ttle wore of their d uc-_\t t l1 i~ c ri!lh4 it i~ imJit'rnth·,. that the o rgnuited workers t•\'l'r,ndu·ro· .;hould aignif.•· ' " th~· cup ital is t l'lHlll>l'S th a t. th ey hn n: tolerah-.1 Joug enou gh 11 rt·J.:"inw founJed 0 11 the h o n , h1ge a nd subj t-ct io u o f t h e producer~~. _ Let 11 ~ J.e ~ttirriug_. 110 ; h:!l o n ) IHy D n y we ma~- demonstrate in o n •• J,.,.Jy that th t" work f' r~ of alleOUiltrics nre r•·atly to r eeol'er t heir r11,;hB ; r eady nlso to opprn;e the plot.\~ of CaJ>italism, and vf t iol't'MIIIH"III-~ which e udnngo ' r inlt!rlllltion a l J't'Hce. l,.et u~ prove (,_,. our nct iou tha t the work ing clH!lS will not res t eont ent u m il it hs.o~ ""''"r•·•l tlw c oiiLJ•Iete contro l of the means of pro dut·t imJ llllll exi'IJn n~o:•·. the poliSeu ion or whieh is the condition or itll emandpation. <"ffiing tbe introd11~tion of Kirkpatrld;, 1peakcr of tbe Comnde lfaboney'• ap~a\ for DediUpJIOtt uf t bi! lttikinl('ftOte Jiir l• llgtlin broug bt do... Dt hf hou.e. Alt tbe d~rtme11t ~otora o f,\ n 't it .,ouH ~-ou• an~eor ..-h.•n yo11 L~=~= Georr e H. Kirkt)(lt ritk ia the ablt-' in t he Labor n..:r book .. ::::~·~ -~~ :.~w:.~~ ~!~~~: ,~:~:~::~ 7,-1 JAMESJOWNiAR-MEN :::~ ·~~~~·~t~!~~~~==~erd- ~~:·~~i~b~r'~ri~..~~...;;.,:.:;;-.-..-;ooc.;,;~~-r.~ ;::.~;~:~ :::~~~~; ~.=~7t ~·.~:~~:~·: ,;::~ j HAYf SYSTEM TIED UP ~::: ~~:~~~:e:;te~, ~-~~:. :~· ~~~~~!:, .~: ;:.~:~:..;::~. :i~:f . :•:i~~~~~~~hon;•\ 0o:~:• ~:~~~·.d:::~,;:ll:';-'" I ::;~~i:;tlda~:n!;~:: t~l'...:r:l~~.:.r n;v1e:~ ~~ ~~:•d:;!~:~11~o..'!: wttb -- . ~~~~:~f~::~·~~~rt~~~ ~li~%r~~:~~ ~~&d~·7·.·.-·"'"'l"···· """'"' nil <tau j•la'~ t bNnoeh·e• ;., • T h o•y h··~•l. 1,,,.• ,.t~nt ,.r t ho• ~mnt•An~·. rf'fu .... f rnm t be •·crJ!l' of h 'I NI. b.. ~! lht \'&I I ~0n~::~o .:ti~:; ..,,~~:17l:••~or~~1 1,:,1on••.•·,::~~.: :;·,.;,',~ ,:.',•·,~;~.,~";~• b:,~~·~·:,~~~·~:~~~~:~ ~~~~o:~i:0hn:•l·~~::~:;n;.,~:.,:~"re """'"'"JI m rm l•r• • o f t h r d u o a rt• ,.,.Urd ,f., with thr '!llr> k ~'" nut ' " • h•'tJI ltl•l hn~·m,.·t 1h~u• . n n•l :;o,., o•ral " "'" loa• r '"' '' " nrro·•t•••l Afl<'t "!"'" ad•·i~in~ mig ht h a •·e t h~ owm • tri krr~ BATTISTONI BRPS. BOTTLING WORKS .. ..... O.lers lo C.lllornl• Win• and Uquor. lallnllllflln II n. IIIII Sped&] •tteo.tloa ,tftn $0 pboaot ord6n &Q4 JIIC*P' • A==~ ~ P/i.T 4• • ..-bo r(')"nam ...t to ll" to th•• Asttate and aut..orl~ for~ AtDetter-Beituno. Pe.-.p.per Ia tho wt.lde ot New Yorll: at,, -Tbeoal7 ..,tlu;,Germaa tbe Interet\ tbot Wurltlnr Oleu. - ilo <*l• lr. J moe.1M. re~ .Ute of Ofla, 31>-317 G...... St...._ • • BufWo, N. Y. CUT THIS OUT GRIM ORCANiltNG CAR SHOP • MEN I _ BUFFALO SHOE 00. Lllbor Coullcil, bec.niN! t h at l>O<lv tblt tbu r ould .,.; 11 the atti ke f~r !fOPner tb l n the ~i&lU~ eouhl. . bope thly w1JL GirJ1, He to it t bU tbl•ltrlke io . :~:;:~~~;;;~~~,~~:·~~~~:' ~.=:P~~:-:~~:. i:~JE:~~·D::;~::~:·;.~~::.~~e:i~~.~: ~~ ~;~~~,;:::~,:~~~~;::::~~e:;:~~: ~er~:"':~~?:. :e~.~~e~idw:e~:~ :~;=E~:~~~~~£:~~~:_: m, .u,...,,.. ~·our huntlr•··l nwn r-r.kc•l th~ IWill ~0"'1"'' t he donu ueerh•g omt"lail of o f t he . r~enl !trent t'U eu.ke ..-be n ~:~I ;,n~:n~r~~~:~ ~~,:tu:b:.~l: f.;'"::;:; 1the ~ou•J•ItiY rarri...t 011 t.v it. It Utlm, flf1l •·i~f- ~ !';';:~~;~,.~~\:l:,::.:t~rnntiunll ;\Nod• · ~~=i•m~~lnaf~~:~ :::1b::l::t t o tome to t crntJ. down lin• lly thlt uobla lnD IJ1Delled a nl. ronr roadit iont. Thil I• tile ~~~:..:::;~:;.~~e.::\~~::: of~:,,s;;:,~:: ".' .",,'.,',.'~ity00_.,"'"': !• Ill D.ahng •nth the deJlll"mut • tore ..-ere to be redueed to 54 a week , ud vnt igate for TOII,...h'H. A POINT OF Drl'OBHA!'lO:N. Ua\'e Tr~~";~' .~:::•00 ;•~==il ~~~~ tb~~~:~~: f;~~::.:t•::;i:~~~~ ~;;;:11 ~ 0;, ~~:w~~: ~::f:\~tl!";~:;ed~:~t~~~e:b;;..~ta~ ~::ro::~~- w~:~~o:oo~'TUED. .M •. G• i m it in ~hR•gf o ( tb~ • tri ke io 1 l'••t of the Amerin u Fedention ebutt:"b~an 0~ lUll, 1t"tll taka •d•·aa ta go n;pea.e. Tbny 1boU1b~ of thei r owa lflil to • II of you who a re ovt o! t h• 2~ J...b i):h \'"!!~.- n 1e a. 11~ of Lahot. S ueb, ho...e •·er, Ui a ot tbe of • iltlle gtrl wbu bo get. her Ia " • ceor•l, tltat b., a b8d of t be !~ow, the ll1rike ~ :•k:~~~~~ ·~ ~~~~;::.~~('~;:,'; :~:-~.~~; I :;~-dr!!: ~~:~~ o~;thh~ loc;~abo~u::i~ :o~e:tnd~:•c•et!~\:0 r:~r~b!"~!~ ::11~e·:::i:~ ~~~t:::; :!ent~r:o ~::: t he ,..n on t he ('h\itf' ••·•t~m f rom Duf . falo to Cliiu):o. •,.11 h~ hill 8uec...,deol I n 1111ioni~inj! tbe m•jor it•· of tbe otNI on tile Pennu h ·ani1, I.u i. 1..-1 nblo, Erir &lid );~..- \:or k Central ---Sut..:ibe for tile 8\llf&lo 8oel.aUR. wu t.ard~r than f or tbe J"lll le a nd tb1 .earitdi•t wa1 able to get the l ittle g irl '" • corne t fwl~llM! of ber belpl- -, be-c•UJoe of her TOat b, 1i1e, llek nt U • perienu, J>O.-'l!rty llld bun,;:er. f'a troDi&e our a d•·ertlHn, &Dd tell Ou r Cit·il w., wa1 re1·ie"'ed with IU otbe,. t.o d o likewl.._ gbar.tly toll of mo11f'Y • nd life aod It• =========='=====~==== loftg- tnil of ml.ery a n<l the hotTo,. of 111 tlti1 ti me iR not a J>art • • II bu DO r<'plar co111111etinn witb the A. F . of L.. lltbllaglo m&IIT o f the !M.ab aftitialf'll ~!On)( Ill the A. F. of L. thia fad ldYertl.ed, witBout ~on to them. So they eaaaed 10me of · emplorf!H to pnt aa ad ill t he I"'Jl<!n, loDIIOIIDtillg the taet fwiDuolent bnl.l.ne. Jirm b1d nf fret wUI abo!Uhed fti&)lt workd1y, for wbk b tile employ"'" I not mue ty their duty, but a ~ ''BO:NEU , BREAD CONSUMERS Of Buff,1L0 f ;~~~;.~~~£.:::":~~~:,:~~~: ~:;::;::~,::~::;;;;:, =:;:::;=:::::::::=::===:=:=:==::=::::::::;:·::ft.:.;:::::::• ~;~ ~ee,.B~:-~·~:e:;o:;u~~ !~~w!:.':'~t~:~:to11;!,. - Don't be deluded by the Crooked methodS ~the -BREAD TRUST. dll!lltrihf!d, a a d to vh •id ..,.... tile pich:ra 011, of t.bem. Tbey b••l par that One " oaJd ahuc:.t btU •the l o•l· &d\'<!"iloeDJt Dt Of the 6r111. :~:.,te:~:::~:~:'t;!e,::_: o;~o;: :;:!~o;:l:g ~~;~b~~ IlL Vote of tha11b • rmy ILDd 1 '- II&")' ... "" - - FiltBID:N'BTWO-l'LUOON .,.. ll]l whb lbt. . If thePill<!· "'';::::.::::~:: <..- Inter~ to break the ~~~KINu!e~:!!a?~;..:,.be,~~~~~~ eat Llaeir own lbro.t.. BUY _UNION ·~READ, BEARING THIS IABI'_ - it ' . :~::::a~::!e ~~~ ~~r;~:; :~~~::v:;-:e;t::IJd~~"::"t.:-:: ' .-..t, ~.ita"" 1d0.1'1Mt . p~. F C:o!.!le<;!\ ~~~n.f!~d :::.~ ~~! grower, ~.~\9.1-k i:.;d ~o~~· J'~~l}!'a ..-aut &ad prkw will be e6efl'full7 (lyea .1/sk for cavTofs 1tt C'l'tam :!~~i•~o;"~~~::~";b~i~;o'i=~~ ; . . ; ,, 1#Ji :~;.k~~~~=;~ag ::~ ~:d tbe~1- ~:.e~:n==~t~:,>;, ~~~:~0t:a: -=====~--- to- balla d whH._ of ruULn1 gaHrueb. ::.:~.:!e;e :,~~:~~-:~ riJil, bJ0011 ~ bo- •up, bralu .,.. 4ubed-p d.-. •Mr. -~~ toll, UL IM, an IIUIII•II. and Pearl•treeU ID tbe i•- - - - : ; - : - ; - - - . ; ; _ - depattn~eot etore• are made to~''u;et;w!:. ~~~ ;i•as:e: : d : :~d~~:~::~'::b th;;".., U~~·-up t o 1;tefor or pray tor, U ill _pod C!IIDD8b to Ill do;:n~~;~;:~:t 1~n:; a. "';o.. :.!,c:.~:~~t:'l.=;:!;•• t raft"ic. P ew ot the boot· :!!:udlr:.fi'OID tbe to • ny • ppreeiable the "'1 btlt ~' TH.~ ;:~a: 8lLL C.pit.ali.U WA-N'T .,.,., Strike rd th~ Street Oar Men. STANDS. propose t.o put t be t he '" P"ol•lntiel lau Thia Firm 'was very ""'".. .._ ""' • P~t-t•M • •• limply . hllll- tY,. would. pb,g~~e. DOIIIIIIr:J) BAKIU/1 co AND COWNS SOLD =~::~:~ =r:~~n7°1111 d THE IJI\unnLJ\ nu • DECLARE .....,., oor•TO THE GENERAL BAKING CO. L,.l -- · '-'·"~-' ..-c,, ~lU of w bicb !bey k ne?, Butter Krust, Little ·6ener.al and bn~~o;V::~.:=~ :~e.:~~: ::!i:!~·e·r~~:~~~ <?> _,:n.<?""P ,·s n"n·Unl""n B•"'ad u,~.·.·.··.~·~ .~··.,"'.•~":"·'a'",-,,..,·..' \,, I' . GOOD FO!t &Oo ofir OUT TBui AD AND BfWI'c} l.t' TO TIJB ol~lf tb~_ l hHI t ht" ot•i k ..., r ould not lnlt anot her ..-orkws:- d u• will mnke frre- 8,•.,,.jlljt, !blot II, I bey we re COZIIpelllld ,, ._.. no.\ t h Rt t h l' men •nr.-1.•· w~ultl lote. olom JOOU•b ll' for • 11 mlnkl_n•l. to, and the lt'irb' eye.ij.!lll 111d g<i!neral Hntl~f' f«'~t •I•.'"IIC'':" tb~ ronfh~t going Tbe_sJ-k_e~ltl"''dth~h'"tor:""' ""., hn lth - •e not improved thereb7 . It on ...-ub t•·e~e"'e'l t igor lm<l the m" n f~om llo ~Ttjfln I~ l hP <nl l'r-troblll ~on- ..-11 a bu d t uk for many to work from IIIDrt' •h-l,.rnn nf'd 1~1on e •·cr to make the lhrt~ of tnba l ..,...,.,~- nd Lro_"l:ht home t"arly in tlte morning till ll!.e •l night. ' ' What U WNI" . . ; Tlley ..,. ''WAR I8 HELL:" · Well, let . wbo ,. a¥tt beU th- :P to ~:y :\~!110:::: : : ;: ~rb. :: s:~~n::,~:: Tit• BDtl'alo 8ckWist u.a M boll Jolala flt,r~ .._..ida. {~- t �I, �iiUP p• v MAY PUBUSHaP rimtJ.. 'I' ....,.._, liT THB BUI'FALO SOCIALIST PUBI..ISHING COMPANY SlY.B.pStn.t.WDeot ._...,.. KmS~...U. BUFP'ALo(N. Y. ~rcK ,._ tm~at~~-~wn- -.. .... c.o.W,FAi4N.~. s.t.::nplba Prb $1.00 per year, SOc .m moalba,. pay.W.Ia EZite:n!4 u ' autDPJtnw, • - ad~.:.C. ~· _.....d·dut mauu JuM b. tlllt, at the poo~t omo. '' Bulr•lo. Ne..- \"ork, o.uderthe Actof llan:h 8,l8'78 . · . ' (ByA-otll<bel.) i , The Brat or lla:r, thfl feat. dq of the interne.tioual M'orkine-claa movem~~ is dvilized world 'the work en are mlitiDif to propap te their ide ala and to pr• de wanda on preeent 10eiety. So clote yarUr ranka. · Thia uuin~rsal reut bu made enormoua atrid~ in tbe course or elapsed ainet the lnterutioD&l Concre- or Paria in 1889 dec:!ided to tries that.. are eelebratiq the first or May is increufng. May ·Day ia wide event; the day of internatiOnal demonttrat.ion ou which the -:;:~~ ~r:::tl ~1~-~~~!r:f~te:B'~~e:::o:= ~e~:e.-::.n~e ea_pitoliot' ,,}~....~ "'""'''"•llv-1tllat ""'· •. •fll-~ltl~'t:"',.: ~Ou~J:. tbe AppecU bd ••l•pudea pabU- 8e.M orUh -.:laJin Pirt,-, 1U the enolea,·oring to conquer n e w market• ror their lfooda and to cruflh out ma r keta. aud they are uaing their dominion in all cit•iliud Ianda to =~~ ::· '!bey :\ow thllt a movemcut ;,. on foot to or gn nite the department elo•rk!i lrt •·•···r_\· SociRlh.t. 1!\'rry IRIJor union m<~.n, and ' work •·r. lt>~u\ R l1suol to tho:so.· poor wKge workers in their ••""' """ ..... "'·for a cha n(·e to li H. It will he no ~lis.\· tuk by an~· UH'RUII, hut we nre we will win in llw eml. 'l'he ho~~o~es will bully and Ia.e thrir jobs po!!Sih l~· - and the r."ritalillt Jlre!UI will crt!atures thr;ot' worker~ are. hut 1r the girls have ~~); 1 :~ ;:~~ea~~~i:~· ; ~ ~~~!~~s;·~~ ~~~;·;~~. ri't~:~~;.d 1 10 11 t hat the bal'lng inh•lligenCI' Kml ncr \'C e nough to dt·lllll!ld what will e.xiend juBt ftO rar·u you ide ntify youneh ·ea more and more with all Ianda. united in the Inte rnational, and earry o n in common with them of the v.-orktn from want, misery, oppreaaion and exploitation, towards the ('ll]ll l nli~t ll!Hler So..·i11li•mf mpltalillt prea is btraldilllf tar daU•t Part,- tomplW ttatbtiee alter wido tbat tbe Boc.lali.rta were de- Mevrlq rtperb: f111m mUJ ~ ~~;mea:~~~~~:;~~~ ~ac=~~~;': '~~~;.U,::'l :,: = . .,. .=..:::, :-:nu:- ....,_bWt,- whieh ~ tM ctf. ~ W "The •afld :ra - . UOUier rupa; =:: Put him ~ a Uloqlat too riAkuJO)gf; \oM Mrt· lo of tac:t tbe SotW.iit part.1 hi· aade ttriea •• lllh1 8oeb.liltl u . . , iU .-ote ud it .... nl1 b1 l.h ot.t.r metbod of J>topapuda. of tbiat•oold partiNtbattbeJ ""' oot eled 'tbelr eaadldat-. ~!~=:f~u.. &«"::: Wh ile you 11.ro;- conweti ng fnr wug.·s the UoS!!e!i are piling up : : :;,~ -=bll~ profiu . &D7 mort~ thu tile efwe •hkh ~hand tbelr lot u ~at~~ &Q' 1110re A SOCI ALIST VICT ORY ~~ th• PriDliU~• too~a u~. iiiiP• II l!'lnd tlw capitl\ !i~t tWW!iJHI]H:r~ nn> to ol rop the 811 J,jcc t or : :th~J' :~DOI>l~=u: the s-eucrnl !ilflk•· ftJr suiTrnl!'•' 111 B+·l•l;'lllll: Aftl'r nil The advice our or bud a.ud llaart U...t Ia,- cl.onll.uit Ame rio·nu pnp•·rs h11\'J• gh·o·n thr.se pour for1·igrwrs 11hout not mil.:ing wiUllJI them· the,- we:ra deprtnd ot politit·!i with work tlw ll··ll!'inus "'<'re too stubborn to lis t ~ n and wcut tbe maa.ua or'~ &117 d..at. feu' righ t ahend 1111•1 won. . . . . . htabn- ~D1»li.lluaaat11 th&t miJht 11M At th .. i>cl{inniul;' of the Mt rlk f' m1smform~t10II wa.'l pubhshed Ill theh' .aub· tbaJ' wan dlllild naQ' 0 C::.v,lD =: I I :::lll~~tl~~ ~~:.\l;h~·~~,::~~~~~~r t~::t ~~;,~;~,:·t '~-~r~~~~c~~~~e~~~~~e~- ~';~~ opponWli~ ''wo"'t of 11mo_unt of w1111 piliug up in the milliOII!i." IiTOwthN ewr mind till' ff, •ring. · n e,- 'ot molal 1.114 :'~..=:=-:;-"' ~ te M ma4e 117 'linn PQbUe uu.raue ·o.. Ma,- ».,- - Tbe Loll AagelH, Callfonlla muoleeleetloo take. place llaJ ftk. Job !au aph1 btea oo1Diute4 for tba 8oelal1Ha. The old pady •Ill eombiat, u \llll.&l, to tile &Mialltt e~&dlda.te ovt of mon.l etlle'-'- a~~ .:r~-~~..: ~,:.:: ..U-aac::$l.oe: anct - Wbaa tl!W WrtaJ -4iUODI I:IIQinlnd, uu JU. due u.. .0. qpropriate ....,. tor u M: to e..ue.u : peap1e U=:~. .-.. atW 4llllle4 t 1 1 a - ot .._, bod.7 au4 80111 ,to u;~ot=~ ~:.:::::: :..u.s pUbU w2lkh ~ ou. t:M put~~ ~wfUa ' aWI.ODI OTer. e ~-W~ lll.'nl -cad from Ur.a state of lAt u - - ,UW. UtiD&:I 1I'U:a. mema.l, aodal ~ JOlltica.l laelglou May Day •• etiebn.te th.a tba -.a- r.ll4 ~ .ad ea.tefed uu .,.. clpat1011. ol our d-.~ U.. d..,ot- tD •llkll tile FUt- battl• of .............. = :.~':..~;__-=:: -~an~~=~~~':': ~- \ aatio11al eimpelp fOT MC.ri.lll, nlT,.-- to =,.Ui:~ :~:~~~: ~=IJI·~~ (BIIeilq) nroup the . . - tM wortiJ1.r llllil- aD4 aod~J.Da' _..._ ow :::, Tbe and ~uoe~: il~~~~:lrthd~t the elerka ha•·(' th<" ,;~·n1pathy of e•·ery one i11 The wuJth 1' aDd., UlO\lw IEMJI; their riglll mimi . auo.l a strong, hurd pull lflget llt'r wilt do the trick . :: ~=-~~ with tho· '*" t.IOII hekt ~eatl1 lot mn;llerl of lit... n 11 priiiW ..,a, ... Eq!c!ru.... Ia Bueaoe A.iN1, Ara;atla,e, tlla wbk• wLfl M · ~ ...,.. 1.. tle -... eleded a S.aat.or al$d two daY ot ...._.ut~ 1t.qup. . Let Us Conquer the Worl~ 1 , ''mJI OBIDa IOOI.f.Wil'. ' ' ~=t s:u~;;n;::!~.~~·= ~~~,.~~ .~c:::..· prt~g~. They manner only can the •tor~ ~ notOaDI. xoU mu~;h:e!!~Jd~~yd'!:e~~-0 the A C ALL TO AR M S do ta Nom ~ll.ltl 8tnet, ~--~~ DL eatloa. . . ~~~!a:O:i~~c~~d?t:i!i :boerd:=k~:::,!h!~o~~gl!:t:d. TUESDAY. MAY 6. 191 3 What will we to work. nmvraa-..oo. ~ a,.-.·'J. W"'rta:M, • ·• ....,....... of tlw! A.,..l tO a.-, ,.. booilet wdtw. b •"' ..,. . . U. b..,.pt Rtt W - - . It Wl7 ..U, ~ le S. s,p1ut u,,r X.... • · ~•"r, .U...W. t..k '- ..., . . . . ._. sP&IXo m.BeriOlfa. • R_e porta eootlout •to O!Ome ill of 8oe1ail•t •uee_... •t tbe Sprlnltl.eUooa. fluuo!red• of 1'illep (l~ d eau, ldlool dl redon •ad other ot'Betall wue e*ted ou _ tli~Soclallat -lW<!!_io.~.-~·n to'"'• •a aJI J*l'te of tbt eoa11Uy. TBB ~ nw UVIPI. lal IUIII'IIf" Ia Ue Uallt!d Btatltl b7 eoaHltuUoa.i.l ame.O.mtot wiU be ,.... M.llled to ht Boclalilt Part,- MalloW CommlttM It , lb IIIHtiOif Ia ctaieap autmo11tll. It it tile aim of t .. Boda&t Patty to .ea at tba ..... lillie that f4 tlie w-orken, mea Of ..-ome., are dilhaaebiled bteau&t of "be.t of ,propert,-'" or fallur. to P'Y l.uew; ol u,- ltl.a. Tbett '!'alll!leatlaot ar. ope"'tl•• &. f'UI ~~~nlll.alf'l' to_ .-oten ia a-. ltalp at t • prnent t1me. . ~......,...,_._ • • ' WB IIOUU ova LOI& \~t ~:.or.~~o::.u:: •::: Hillin· 111011+'\' In"" faadul our clale had to ro rtPt. .eptlq for OW ew11 Tlie S ew Rule• ••leb, •P \.0 t..li• SodaUH raapmll!, •u eubed I• lte wtn npnlad b7 UWr . _ throqb. i.U order' to p1zl tJui podtl.ou Uld d~ \OJ ecaQ.1Uil' tJui wori4 prni!Dt time, bu beeo pobliJHd u •' t.He.U aod p..ad to t•• l"'•t ~114. 1111 Our own Duft'ulo Timell. in tcllin!l' th ~ Bell{illns where they w('re ten u bai.Ua of lDfarlor ~tlon. l or dUatDII i.U tile ~tL Let Ul ,._ uut make 1t a~ - - . f'" all weakly, will, begianl111 tke lnt of :Way, rna kin)::' mi>~tal.:eA. sai1! , ·· Bl'll('ium·K Mu ffr~~~o:c ln\\'11 should he chanl{eol. l.ucapabla or Uu.t hely cWr-mted IIWIIbu- the baart-bnalttn&' -.cn.a- b.~ \eiJICL be l-ed u • moatbl,-. ••n ox.AL OOJIKn'7D WILL but th;· Ht rikt•rll hH\'e mnolf' 11 mi!<tl!.k<' in id{'ntifying themse!H•s with · x:aft. Soci11luun ·· )I \HIS th e So•·iRli:.clll tlmt lltRrtetl 11nd ronductrd the · H OLI..Un) SOC7IAI.IB!'S. Tile NaUoaal ~ComJDlttH of ta.e So- I atrik~_.~~~~~~~~~~~,l~:~~~~li;:;~~;;~;i;t~hl~::tt~-~~c~::t~i·k~o:;:1:1~~:~11::~·~i A" NEW -?E~LARATJON OF JNDE~END~NCE A th t' Time,; or 1111 y of the othe r cupitali.r;t papen1 comiuJ.: out with 1 h •m 11le. wo;ken11 m Chu:ago department stores are threatened with dismill881 if tbey dare full page hcodiugs KIIIIOIIIH'iug the "l i rclll So{'iu list \'i,•to ry. , . IKho r o r j.tn ll_l uUo~. .. . Jus t_ ilunk of!'! ~IX ~ore and se,·enteeo years ago "our father~ hrt~ngbt fo r th on thia . . . . ~ ~~~~ w nHtmu. conf!el\'co;l 111 liberty. and d edic.ated to the proposition that all men art crt!ated I an(] ~111!tr~, •~L~~~'i•; 1 ~~~- ,:~~~~- ,;~ ~~:~•. ~~;;~~\~ ·:~-~~. ~11•1:. j~~~e hrtwet!n ··npttal i;~~~ty.tl~·;~:lat":e e,:::'~:~~ 0 ~;\ 1 ~~;~~~~~to~n':r~~:;t~~eiri~!:n;~~~e';.g:!:!; Wh11t +lo .n •u thml; of .lu~ti+•f> ltrowu·~ iilf' a of juatirr 1 Roger ! ~~h~~~~~ei~ ~~~~~~i1;~-~~1;h•~el~~~: :,~1; :r::~t~if_.~·;:~~:21::e:t :\~;;.~:,':?;;being. . Lee. lltl lndiKll, "'••s ~•· 11 1 to .\uburu for u yc"r ami eight mouths for i Don't ~-ou_thiuk _11 n e~· ~laration of Independenee ia needed, and eO!lllequent J,y a n ew for the ruhuhon or 1ta prlllclplelf 5 tealing n pit•. You {'f'rtainly do, and you know that this new Deelaratiou or Iudependenee :'1 ! .- hut tho· ll nfl'f'S I•·r tru11\ i~ ~trn ug 011 Amerie11niam ..hurt think uno.l that the ltr1_1g~:l~ f?r its principles ill going on for years. I t is the Socialists of it. !hose fnr•·i~; 11 worl.:~·r~ wouhl nut I\Ce1·pt its offer of :?-9.i5 fo r a new c.hllrl~<r. or mdustnal d e mo~racy , and it is the labor movement in gene ra l, and the 54-hou r ,,...rk . Bul l ~! 00,.,. wug.•s. . ment Ill JllltllCUIII.r. t hnt. are fl_g htmg the new War of Iitdepcndence. Every labor · of the great urTn~· fii:hlmg tlus fight. ever:r atrike i.e a battle in this war, bot in the · THE COMING CAMPA IGN To tho- ohscr\'o· r tlu: antio•11 of tltt: CIIJJitalist pr~ in preparing the :.~~~~~~:; \~::;:!W!~.finda o7'~';1~~oa;::l!:~ 0! ;::. =: :;: ne r.Jtort• a'bo• tile rut1 \.0 be sUpe. TIM! dueoo-peyi•l mealoe,.,ued 20 per et!111. Ia UlZ. Soelal!at repreHUt.ath•M tit aet' other It i11 nn ·old ~dwnw of tl w p11rn,;ites to cook up 1111 argument of aonH• I.: inti 111 •11 r \·leetion tim•· that will !l:''t the votera all worked up over the ncL~ of some few uHiividunl>~. nnd kee p up 1 atcaJy fire of ac11111Ja1 uud at>use until the •·otes nro• rus L _The unthiuking 1\'0rker bt>com\'11 int,·rcHi t>•l in om· s itl l• nr tl1 e other as 1 personal matter, forgettiulo! eiitir.·l~- tli•• ctT{'I'tJi thut will result, and \'otes for the beat ma n. 1\fH•r f'l•·•·t ion he kil'kll huu~ ·· lf for lH!i ns- 110 foolish. 1111<1 vows that uext time lu· will ,!o difft·rctt t. ami vote for principle and his own daasTil~:e~:~:i,nli~t st~rtecl. new&pupers h11.•·e 11 lri·ndy tl;e . work or f()(lliug th e \'Oit·r b_\· diggi.~g up re,"'o ~mliti ~~ for the _coming cnm- o. . OP 'I'HS ~._ its most complete expression, for this mo\'ewent aima at L. t!:!~~~:=7o~·tb!npu= 0~ =-n~/!: 1 :u~~ol ~b:""Soe~~~= pie.. Capltall•t sodety h n,·e a strong . ppy, :~.!:':ilil~ ,011"t 1 ~";?.:.~erae':~:!~e: ea~didstc at~~ UQdou~tedly the ::::;;~ ~hli~~:e~~~~ f~~'i;"')~~r is a ia tb~t It ••• made Boe~m, tbat ta, ~lasa of this eity 11re lea rnin~ fa11t that_tbe_re ;,:::o;!eo:e;::;~::~ =~ •u~:11 : :o~~i~~~~~~.~~~~c~~-;~~~~~1,e11~1~;,~.~; ~~d~~:~!);k\~:~ r~l1~1=1 ~e~;s~~~:~\~!~ ;:~:~twe~~~!~::ed;~:'~~::~= ~ert11inty. The working ~~~l1st ~~o-~:~~~~S!-~.c~~~~;:1~11 ~-~=h;:~hmate t•• t•• •-bar pertme11U t.oaa~ted •itk t•• ~tlo~ lite f4r tile '11\&aufathuera ot P•• ..a. •:;k~e:hadaa :;:~ Ia tbeln lt tbeJia•i•t oa m&killl ~;~ i:::e::::~l~l::! =~~ ;:e~.:: ~,3~--=·~:!,-~~~ bree:~:~ :~r.a•:;U~~· n:~-::'~ !:~k~ ~!~f~:~{~~~r~lf fto\~~~-ht .1i:~J!~" ;~:~!~~~:i:~~~ra~~rtg:m~~~erl!~t~~= ~·-ill . . .IU.'I'IO•. Dr. Karl Llf_bh~bt. ••U kllowa aatl-m.Oitarilt n.S Boc:lalln d" Oan~~a11 Baie•rt•r, antei! • t:lu br .S.ebrl•r Ia • apMdo 011 61> a- of U. Relebter lbat o.r.... ~·t 1,.... bd bribed a.JP dleia» of ta.e Oeraaa Ara,- ...S ~' jt..... :~=alba=•~~e.-:qt~rt!:: ~:a.::-:o~=l::r:'.::\!: THE GOOD OF JT ::·e: 0:b~=1ietyeo: depa;~::~~~~~~~10&,~i:l~~\ l·~~~~~~r~~~~t~~n~! olldate o..-er 11,000. - -- I.Dili3Df1ICJIT CJII&A.rD Modern aodet,- ;1 not all t..d, uol they ,-raoluall,- eome to reallu that tbe reaped .. il-alt·rella1lce taoap•to tke are w_111e enough to mnke prCJJRrstmne. Tht' coutest f_or M~yor ~-Ill b~ wretc.bed an/miaa~.ar::" u the Sol'ialist party A 7AMmV :PAJICJT'. Peoplt .ametlme. •o•da- ito• tile 1.-t No-ranbn- t!l.a BeU M Boelali.U bna h11Ut orue• a poUediU,.OOO ,.otH ill Cllltap. lo U~o l o'laulutiOo.. Oae of t!Jflr Bpriq lltDilldpaJ eleouioa, fat o,.er,. aaol, perb•J'I. Uae Nde ""' tbe,- polled 47,000. Liley u.e "ftJ' udeuor td At tM reeaat al«t.lo11 for )11,-or Ia Th e "'~ ':lggl ~ wi~llut aalon~r as men poasesa the means to deny other me n the opportnn ity of party •o.rku. • tborourJJ kaowl11 _"''t ll l":st 11.11. long as men poaseu th e po,~er to deny other human beings the Sot.ialilm. l:'.aeb 1tudut rer nJoymg the l~ber_tu~ wh1cb are esaential to full mental and moral deYeloplu('_nt; it will last aa from tile pan1 fuoJb N7.60 po~sses reah.ut•on of a cOtnpletc human existence m11terial, mental and moral, the for a.b tupport. Oa•thlrol de1Jrn·e ~the; pl'OJ!le _of t~e ,.,_gh t ~o pursue h11ppinesa in a way best suited to their atude•t• are •11111eo.. ~h e mahenable r~g~ta .or hfe, hberty and the pursnit of happiness have been made ~orkmg p~p le b,l' e«op 1ll!._lis~ class rule which is baaed on the private ownership or the meana II0014LliT :auu.DJlfO. 11011. 11f:'d tht>y will remam tllu-?ry. a11 long aa thill clllllll rule will JasL Thererore. in order seeure Co11.d~.-.w. fa..-o.-.bla Matl•qt 1aa1 those nght~ to t~ e people. ~~ere Ill no alternative fo r the peopl e but to pos&e~r.~~ themaeh·ea of the economic ole..-eloped for tbe e«oellGD of a balldi•l pow er~ upon wh1eh a ll poht1cal and social power is founded. to be o'!"'ned oatio.o.ally h1 t . . Sociallat Party of tbt Ualted Stat& Tlie ba.IJd:. 1'81 gT:h:~~\!hae r:~~~t~~~ 1~1 :~1 e~l~~/~~:r;.c:~Ht~:lle ':p~~~::::;oliti~inns 1 -t a:::ral;:u,.bod~;,, ~ =-~::!o11cO.::.:It~~:.::::UN"!: ;u::.~~ paper aad 8 Dumbtir ~::!.:"::.!::.;:a~~~-= wa•· forth,· ••oming el\l!lplli~w ,... ,._ , full. 111 whic h 11 :'ll11yor and uumtr· "~~ ··e~lit ltnn ~. ou~ othe r ritv \lftieiKI~> will lw dt·l·h·•l. 1\re unmsing. ~~~eo:;o:~~~ ,.,ri_ •t•te., wnt a\ ctal..,o lila,- 11. Ttr.a -.lou b upoeet.tl to lut about ooe •teL A-•a otMr tlllnp \.0 rom• before t.b.1 hf41wlll M- C. ital~m hu made Boeialilm ble, :....t meana, u •u ole,.eJo~ =• i- of the &eoDomlo pcnren of eode\ order to muage ill quarten Ia C.lea.ao, •bleb are 1D11t.h mt:atuy proo.t. :be• ~ tllatrm:, of :~~::::ee:::.:~e".!;:t;: ::u~7;:; ::!!n;~:~~~~~:~ :a;::·:~~:~.:~ aeed1 of all, ud more thau tbeir ban dlup~';; a111o11J bbu belap. ::::ee~~:~~~:::bt~t!: ~:7:~b:f ::~~er: :~. : !"': 7.,.,_:~! ou~:;u..:~ '; ~=u::.~ ,.:::!."· ::: !:~~do•;!:~ :~~:e;~~~:~tioa end of cstabhshmg the edu_rltloa lea'ret a:Out u mu~ to be bally, eapitalilt _;,~,- ....• ola.-eloped t•e rule at tbe erat11,._ !pita!, de11rod u tbelr eeouoale eoad1Uo•, .fo!, a •orkl11g ~ .... •itb IUIAIIllsenee, aelt· Ue e«:ator, mao.. too •mall. m. APPJlAL roaooro .maAl) CONVENTION OF E"'J Bodalbt will 11ote ..tta. ~7 The Uoi ted ;~~.~ ~":~~~~:t.:::~• .~~~ ~=-= heJd ib l Oti! aoo3f.l eoa.-e11tioo a f.., euletloo. Tbe 0~ Apr-! 11u tate• 'IDT.e ~~.::!':a ~':on7; !~ ~.;' t::! 1;.;:~ !".!;1ia~:- t::::::: ~:: 10 400 0 .Soala •M eo foulylluder.cl J . A. b.a.S aftet llil deatb. . w.,.- • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/bb3c206b3bc38cf0dd4f0018a1f3a619.pdf 851f3257c7ba294effa7e2c4abd962e3 PDF Text Text Price Two Cait. �WORKINGMEN SHOOlD JOIN MIUTARY mn During Recent strike of Street Car Men "T'·- -·-" II . . .,...... were Called Out to But Down Thdr Citiuns Jeered at Them and Big Business Them as Tools - Capitalists and Politicians w1111Co'l'<ll, :prim• Make People Pay the Bil!. INTERNATIONAL SOUDARITY Bf .Te&n .T&urw. inter~:~i~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~j~~ct~1e11~~!~~J• !~~~·i!;ucl= ~ ~:: two worlds in their 11ffirmntion of Aolidarity without distinction of froutil!nl, lltHI in a mighty d eclaration of their determination t o ol·~:rtbrow the forces which plumier a nd murder their cla&!l, a nd t'Uchwger the peace of the world. At this moment wltcu the ~>t rugglc bet ween Capitalillm and LHhor ia 111 it1 heightAt Iilia mozucnt wh en Oo •·er u ment.ll p l11ce mor e 11nd more at th,· dispoul of privilege nnd Cnpitnlism all t heir foree.s. both militllry 11'nd JOO!ict". in order t o au pprc1111 the workers who arc clo..iming hllle more of their due-· .\1 thi!i erisi~ it iK impe rati ve t hflt the orgamir.t.>d worke 1'11 cn•rywhcrc llhould •ignify to t hc cnpitalillt eiiUI.!ICll that t ht"y IUl.\'C tole rnh:d long en ou !_:h a r~·giuu: £o01uled 011 the bondage ami suh. j cction of the produccn . l.ct 1111 be stirriug, so that on l\h1y Dny we may demonst rate in o ne btu\~· t hnt the worker11 of nil countril'll a r c ready to r eeo\·er t hl'ir riJ;h t ~; read~· also to uprose the plotN of Cu.pitalism, and of ti O\'CrtuuetttJI which cndungcr inter national peace. l~t 1111 prove by our 1\Ction that the work in~-: elpu will not r est t•on te nt until it ho.H•ecurcd the cornplcte control of the means of pr(lchll:tion IITHI e xc:h11ngc, thr poucuion of which is t be condition or itt cmaucipatioJJ . 11. ..~:~ ~;~:·.-:.::. ~:',;.:,~:: ~~:;,~:: II JAMESTOWN CAR MEN :::.;:~~~: ::~~~:~~~~~. ,~:~~.~:::::a ~~~ HAVE SYSTEM TIED atrokr nd U" a lot of p<>or f oob or wodr.r.1111 111eo dreuf!d r.u nnhtar., l(ub wou l•l obow to t h~ ..-o rot ar.hanta~;ef _ E. WEDEKINDT UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIREcrOR No. 5 WAI,DB N A VBNU B • _ a n•l the . .W•·'~'''''•rl ~-•- . ,.h..oom~:..·b u tho~ r lau whole t o atle..lr. toget.bcr uutilyO'l yon.~~==~;:~~~~~~~~~~:;~~=~ ~~~ '!~ld ,,~,~~ ;~:J"',~"~:~~ ;;: i••:.:~ IJo•;:~':~;.,:~:.:• ~:~;~:~.;:• ;~~; =~~:~t~;:, thhea• e ...: .. t, lourrJI Thr l n lerna t r.o nal Jlallway of j.. 1, ,. ~• .- " "" runnr.nj.loiUt!lljllhe >lay o! oot tettlng your I>Ofitioa Let 't fear giYe . .,. to rourage. Be let 1111 d iteOun.ge . .ull. Beontloejob. · ot tbit City will J;i•·e .. much help u ther h••·e ,,.~•·1 '''""".""· Doa 't tllhak l or oue mornent I bad: 0111. They bne oo lt!l'llnlf'Ottobehule Ll ~te . :~~ ~~~~:.·,:::;;;:.::0~ ~: ~:::,~·..:·;:~:;: : ;;::.;~::·:~· ~~~:~:·: :'·~·~~~~~~~:,·;, :~~;;;;;:;;I ~'::::.:,:.:.:: ~~;:..J"~:i;•.l: ,,',:::·::,.;•:·..~~.:.o:ft•ll ~:~'i,\~; l "";l:;:;~eo~tl!ft 1 u r "'"" are :·~:·:r:·"~~::•= :)":ll:li rl;,~~~~;~t;•;.,:~ ;;~:tl:.~ I ~i·~::",.,::;l;i:~itn~"I~~P~I~~;~~:t::;~;i;;:: ~~~~iahnrr. --- The ooly Gtmlu new~pe.J* Ia lhe 1taaa oocald• or N•w York J;JIQ-, re,.. ;;;... telltlaclbelDtMMt of t.beWorlr.ba(cn-. - aoOOOIItorl-lt., :~,t";.t,;,ll~~·:;11•·~::"~:~~: :~~ :::~:~;·l~t;ell~toal fw~ hfr to work for IZ.60 Olllu, 315-317 Geo<xc sum, ab le t<:> ,!let the lillie llitl thAI -eu.e that A m~ti." lf nf "'otk<'rl in tbt I n Sifgrilt I; }'raley'• 11torn the em· ot ti kt.. could nol lui aaother Our Ci,·il Wa; wu te\'iewed 1l"itb illl to, ami the gtrlo . eyH>,;ht aad gtoeral n "'•t h r~nt•·ed ··~got •~"I th me o preaellt da" war!anl wit h O!leftrieally e~rl.l •n the mornlug till late a t I' I merce bu befn atlwrtiainll' •lm;;~i:t:~~~~;od:::•n:: Ulllke tho~ :::~~!;:y d~~~~:~:~"KTiu:"l:~~:e:r ,: : : ~M:~~ =~·~:·:f ::~.·t~e~ec~:~!lavM, ~~:::~~:~;!~r::;:~:~-:ad pnblie &to• with the diuo in thll Ruuo·J &f'&DI"te "tN'•'I•. •..,.,, hun.tr~.t tn•'fl t•arkrJ thl!l hall&u•l• j:rrat irnt..,lu• "'ll!IJ.,-iHII Ul "thf orjlniz.alioo ..ork wluth lo Win~; · urrJ,.,t un I!,' ' H. II . Orirn, 1\r.t \'ir<'• p,.,..t.lrnt of tht l nh'rtlllliunll A~ooria· tlouotl'ar \\'orkn l, :\lr, ('irun i~ In ~h~r~:o• or lh .. •Uike of l b., ~l;OO t....hiJI'h ,·,.u~.- m~n. He ' hu .,...uu••l ,illu,..\tlfr<'<'lll<';,b "'ith tb~ 1.-ke ~bott\ in<t S irk>'l 1'1111•• ""''rrinx t bt n><"n on th~ .,,tir,. .,.u~111 ftotn Uuf. lalo 1.11 (.'lllrajZO, an,] b~ bu I<Uf'rl!<'<letl Ia uaionirinlf tho majuril:""ol the m<'non tilt Pron•yl\'&ula, l.nehwanua, F:rll! . &Ad :-.·rw Yurk Cf'nlral. Bollalo, N. Y. 7o"'~~~ 11t~:!' ;;ln~~~ul:!i"!:~!: JM!rien~/~'(l~i~~~~~: ~~:E~~e.;;e;:: :!:~F.' 111 : 11. ~::::::. ;;;;"eo~:~: ::•:1 GRIM ORGANIZING th~ CAR SHOP MEN ~~:;:~;~I.:~::~~;-:; ~~:c;:~~~:dg~~~ ~0h0~t!~.:."~,o~;::;e~0~n:lh~i~:r:~ ~; ~:~~.:::.~e~:.~t f:p.::~~~;:~"fro~ . - - oi humor"'"" ~·-· poop" I""'"' tlia:lr;:,~~:l~h:o;.~:e.!~n•t•~: ::~~::u.~~ :hr:~~:!:; are J'UOJ>O•t• of lh<' n• llil;t:"" It '""'"'I "l"'n • ll•l•• Thr .l"meotown eorrct brm. "l"'" •lt•nt• of 1hc IOt'al ~•pltallot t!rC. - and aut..orlbe fbr the lltDetter~:&ttulto. T hr.• •• o n l,•· Ol<o• ph•~•· uf tht• rn,;i """·'' t:ur.J<Iu.••rr~ of .-\ m~ri~•. in Dr.,. o ( th" tnl.H... y. ~!any mou. arr of lh<' o<lllal ion. Thr rnr.n ""' l<ll•lllll> IOih••oroliu"rytlr.inkioJ~Lr,.in injl lin.. • J•irlt aud thr•oo"HU" •I;ko lh•ol Wit , where nol lrH meo. 1l"IJ;M aod there fore tbe run•l:~·lth:o::~~~~~;:;el::~; !~~,~~::.Jk~l~i"7'~d"'~~o~::~;d:: ao:~~:•::~.":.~~:~~:.:;:;::'~~ ;h~~ comr•u:" to ~ome t o terlllt. A POINT OF INl'OlUU.TJON. that poor old Bulf~lo ~~~te~~::~:~:~t~~~~:~::~; ~~~~~:! ;,:;,:~'.:e Fr;:l~~l!d-~ ~::, =~~·e·~: bo~1 eo;'::e;o:~in;':~.~ ~:e.:o~: ~:: ::!::tO:~"~!, ::~!~~~~~~ o;: ~~.~~~::!.~1;:;~ :;~b:b:rt\. ~i?w:;,nl~.~.:la!:: ::~~~eb::::.:~ ~:~u:::; ~:!~o no~::.;~!: ~;•t:~: ~~dp!:'!*io &MIIJ::a":e:•-;;:: : :: the workiol! ~la.at for tbe tbb faet adntrtl~ withont eoat t o the freer t ilie. of tbe ~OilDlty Wilet"e d•• aod wound 111, with thlt t bem. So they uoHd 10mct ot tbelr being 1 workilllfiii&D do. aet, mean JM':roration: emJ!loyee. to put aa ad Ill tho lie-· belllg fOIIIJ>let~.ly ~bject to t.lae ' - ' != C.rltalid• WAST wan! :::::~~le:11t0::::~ ~~ !ii~t!!; wi:; tbfre are any oo·uJied labor led · J>olitid Pre~bean• .. PRAY Ot:CLAFOR RE .,... VICTORrt:S ! wll..! FlGRT tloo ••rs! maders • ut blood let them O'lrll tbrot.tiJ. tlay, free willaboliah..t tor wbleh the11ig8t emr>lo~ worlr. 'oaf elt Moll· it not me M!y tkelr duty, but a Teal prh·· ileJe publitl~ te UJII'8 at~r t lonlr.IJ. ~ut lmagtne 1he l'lll'f'rtMI of t h II.,.IIIJ*lillg ernplo,.eea when oo the etheir .. IabuaiiiNt Bo!'alo 1.0 who ata.o•l lmaaio.e 111 th lha( wayIt of PtOft"reM and heir the m~ i11 tee~ ing t he workt rl dow11, thy will tpeed· lly hd their.,.,. to tbe jullk: heap. &ft'a lo hu betll 11 paradiM tor the t~to•~:: ::~ ;,~';~~d ~~~ :~w!:!:"~t~t!:u::~t~t ===============:;==== ~ ~';;",.., 11 good l':aoag b to vo\e t or or for, it b Jood. eDOUJio to JO t o w~ ba,-o11eU gleam, a•ord.J e&IIIIOn rw.r, riftta e.rula, !leah bolita IIIAp, braiq = :::e~=t ~e;b:•:.:~ I'll: f~ I'Taley '~~'""' Ia~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~:~~; blood~e~::era11Dl;o:o:aough. llttbby poor 'II'Ofk.IIIJ girt. pe.y tor Yole of tkaa.b o r wbteb notbi11J1 &II~ wbl~ wu lrimp\,." a •u7.';::..':':•.::::: ·- "'"~= ~=·L==- Butter Krust, 'Cittle 6eneral b.ow1, eur:.e, go mad and OOUB'CJILKJDI Wiall !lO Cip·Cop is 11on·llnion· Brtad Tllf . NER BAKING CO. AND I'RJ.J Wl' fHL BRIIN WUJI1I) DIIDJI' co OUT To THE GENERAL IJIIIUnU • .:.~er;D~~~~:.:~!::: n~X::.:o=to put i11to • red mualo ot lDud 1:!1 boothlae.b 011 tbe dcnntt.o'lrll 1t"'llt. I "''~ bolb, by ,,.,...,.. ~N ••• ot bw;- •• " ' ' " " ' IJIIUI IC"· -·_- plloJli•c bo,_ alld tlle attel· they U.tnaet trdle. r.w of llle whee'- of roaslllnf gtlll·t'ruc:b. blat-b' •&aad.J olfead 1o ••1 •11''' ,M;,,blo iiC.••I• • Y exta.1t1 ba.t 11 U.e .Woaa Tbey •"''WABJSUELL.'' ou fOIIIg p11Dl.a,g tor oboi~Hoolotolti•o~ Thlo Flrrn wati very lntere- to br-k etrlke of the lttreet Car Men. W'U t~0e ·:;,.";i~l ~nl~~ tllat lH'f ll t•l•y • httle f omedy at other people • eat out or the bandt -or tbl!ir biiiiJ. i1 • pa rt or the Amerlean of Labor. Sur h, bowenr, ru~. The rbarloo!r 11! the loeal with•lrl'll'., ll'art;b 1!\h. The • 1 t~i• timr it not a pe.rt &lid tfgula r f'OOIIfeliOII with tbe A. L., althoush ra.any ot tbe loua. bi!IODJ; to tbe A. P. ofL. ld~lh~~· ;:::l~tai~:;:~e Q.blt tbat oae nuld lllmOIIt hear lhfl. 10111. the workon(;' boo.. or _atore e raploren Well, le.t t.b· w\o 'f<'l.nt bell fO to tb~_!i~=r•~!ll~l """''"'""'""' , rear ot Ole dtpartml:'llf. •torn 111~ im~ble bt lULL P.u~f~ ~ ~~ot.;~U..diM on tlile • W..utll ll. .r of tbf -..ioa ee• plalaecl e!by I lllallt' ~!l'f'lata•at..o-llii<~Coll.a..umea-y I ,,._..,, tllilt l#l{i~latllre. T\e fenw!Mt boorblub, it b " ' ' . "P lo tlu! OonnoOt" . .d lili1 ~o:]' will wai te ao f!llll!ll"g1 •• I'On lc't(!t d y S"\ofol't4'\L tl>e l!IKiioualr~ efPIO\Il':rs ~~~. """•- I:"'":-.1•• The uew -;::':-.;.;..=.;;;::;.;::;.;;;;;;;;;--J ��Pemale workers iu ChicagO department atorU are threatened with diam~ if they dare labor org11nizatidna. Jlllit. think of ~~I ~i.x ~core and seven~een yean 111;0 "our father~ brourbt forth on ouly one w11~· to 1\o nw11y with the s trife hetweeu cupital ~~;~~:mt~:~;· ~~~:n~~~~~-:~.; ~~~~~~/C~:~~~u~!~~ !:r~~~~Pf:~~!~~et~!h~~;~i:tanamong Let tho~e who <lo th1• wor k ow11 th<' job. !tberty. 11.11d the pursuit of happ1nea." And today Ame rican workena are den~ the right _ . . • . . • _ 111 ~rde_r to J;ee_ure t~e mean• of a decent life, of !iherty frl!ed from misery, and o~ enjoyi.nr Lbat \\ hnt l~o you t hmk of Justu~t' Brow11 s 1d<'11 of !us tled Roger v.·luch 11 _the btrth:r•ght. not only of e~ery Amen can , but of_ enry bum11n bein1. -. Le~>. 1111 l mltuu. wu~ sc11t to ,\uburu for 11 year arHI etght mouths f or Don I ;ron_ tlunk ." ne~ J?e-claralion of Independence 11 n eeded , and eon.equently a n ew atealiug a pil'. forth..- rrah1.11t10n of ttl pnnc1pleaf .& . _ . _ . . F.&Jiflr. You certain!~- do. and you know that this new Dec\Rralion of l.ndependenee hu already 1AR JfOT-Mr 0. Ball Ko.MI. :\1.•· hut t lw Jli1 n ·f·!;i <' T trll!ll i!l stronl" on Americanism. Just think flml that t he stnlgl-!"11! for itA principles' is going on for years. It is the Soeialllta who ba\""c 1 Soeialiata ban ballt R cll a poUaa l+l,OOO n ' - ._. a.J.csp. Ia U. t.Jf i t. those for.·il!ll "orkel"ll wuultl not IH'Cf'JII its offer of $9.75 for a new c_hartcr. of indnstriul democracy, and it is t he labor movement in general, and the Socialist wo~rtul orgubatioJI. OMi ot tWf 8prbr ••aid~ 1\Mdoa, j.d o.w., 54-bour wt·ck. Bull :\loose wng<'s ment 111 part1e ular. tha ~ nre lighting 1he ne w War of Inde pendence. £"yery labor. organiutWm is 8 · metllod• aDd, perlq,Pft th '-'te . . tJ.ey a-u.t u,ooo. of the great nnny fi"'htmg this fight,~eyery strike i! a llattle •in this war, bn.t in the Socialist mo\'ement 11 that tltey 11M .,..,. ..a• .., to At Ute ..-.t tlettiu fat ll.ayor t. The"' is and labor. THE COMING CAMPAIGN ~~~i:-;l~=tt ds~;~:~~!~n:finds ita most complete expression, tor thia mo,•eme,ot aim. at the allolisli ment of ::::1te11 t!:~~.;:'::t-.!•:.;:;: ~~ To t lu: ob!lf•rnr tlw unticli of tht• c~r. pitt~-lillt press in preparing the The ~~~~1ggl~ wt~! las t n.s !on~r as men pouesa the mean.<! to way for the t•oru in ~: ,.11 rupnip1 nd.:t f11l l. tt l which 11 :\layor aud numer· II ~cc~nt h\'IJI~, It ~''lilla_st fiR long lUI .men posaeu the power to o us otiler •·it •· ot1io- 1uts \t·ill tw •·le1·t•·tl. urc a musing. ~IIJoymg the l~ber_t•es whteh are euent1al to full mental and It 1s 1111 ·,ltJ ~d11·nw uf thl' J'IITJUtll e~ to cook np un argument of f1°1111 ~118e~ ~hzauou of a complete human e.:s:iatenee 1 :~-~~· ~~~i:1·,;r1t1.:·:::f ~~~;;:~,~~•.~.~ 11i1;:,~t/~.:~1:lu~::~~ :;,:, ~~:e;0:,~"u a~~e:d;k:~e U:C de]Jr~v:~: ~:~~ir;s::/:1~i;~t~1~!r ~~i,~,tl:~e~t~-ra:~~ ~:~pp~~j~ :r ~:~;i~~ have~ m: ;: ~~:=~~ eeand11l nntl nbus•· 11111 ri tlu· ·· o~t·s un· o·ust. The unthinking worker '~·orking people b_Y c.ap1t":h1~ daM rule which ia La.sed on the prh·ate ownel"'hip of the mea111 of herom0;'11 inh·r··~t ··d ill ,,r,.. ~itlo· or tlw other 11.8 a personal m11tte r, t1on , a':ld they "1'1"111 rem!ltn lilu•?ry, liB long a1 this eilllll rule will Jut. Therefore, in order !:~~~~~;~'ftp~~~::~::~~~;,' r;;,.··~;;:~: ;:;~:11~~·; 1~;~~~:;1 ;"8! f~\:sl~~~~~e'"~~! ~'::~~~:nt~.h~:hp~p~~lit~::~ !:doa:!1:Sn;!~:rr:r (~hu~~~:le but to pcaeea tbemseJ,·ea or the ~~:s's"i:;~~:~~~:~· hi' wiJJ ,]n tli!Tt·~nt. aud vote for p~neiple and h is own H~ GOOD OF IT . The eapitnlist lll"WSpapen! haH alr eady started the work of fooling the \"Otl'r by diggiug up penoualitie~~ for the comiug camlloder11 .odety i.s not all ba.d paign. nnd the w11.y they w~ll dig this year will be~ fr!ght. . . . ev1111 tbe IJOciety of tile workirrg' tlley gradually coma to nalize tllat u.. reepeet ..ct •lf·teliaMI enoaall. to future ia tbein If tlteylosiat orr makinr partl•t.Mn.poulbilitl• of are It ":i~:r:n~u~~e~oso~afko: ~~~~=~~1~!~~rtT~~~~::e::~~~~~)!:;·~~il1r:: 11 ~o~edwbo~7 n~~d of rt:~:~~f:it;:::;:'::iF!:~~ !f£~:~:~~i£i~:·:~:~:.d~l~ti~~t 2·:~·~~:: .::·~ t:~· 1:~ ~ ::,~£~L:~~~:~:~~p~~~,~L~~.~~~~,;~::f~~J;}~:, ;;~;' ,, . ;::I:·.r~~ d epartment stori's will be represent r d by n Roose,•elt followt>r. b p olitical p11rti(l!ll nmlit be Olllil~·J and w-orking elaa ~e-;i~l?st i~~~~~~~~S:.:e~~~~\;~tohv,!~:lt~~timllte end of ;~orr~t";.~11rr~rm11 ·~Pf!ll The Buffalo E xpn •ll!i l"Omnrcut.ll editorially aud r eprints a n article from 11 Pari,. llni l~- ~ howiug how il eJtnggel'8tta the account of the Bufi'Rlo s tret't rnilwny 11trike. Bnck up, you we re in wrong the SundAy after till' fir"St me-ctiug was called. nnd had to crawl out aa lx!st you ~uld two dnys ufter. ed~~:ti~n lea.-ea 0 . •~t•.. ~~ltali•m b.. 1111a11 Soelalilm .-1· wit:..Uoo-=~!:n"!; = ~:··,:::::~:-.u~: ~::.::·;.·,: :..3 :;-.. !l:errdt•:~c~~."::~ :::ti.: ~ :~~-:::~~:i.~'-;;·.;-:::.; :::":~:!":::E.:?....Z~ -.,.ture hUt servaota. A.nd de·uloped, •lUcia will brlDf w a.rr 6rrally, capitalt.t -iety b.u dtnlopecl tlre.na14 ot \ka e,..tve, ca.pltld, a wozkiat c1. . with irrt.eWguu, Mlf'· tlla ~tor, 111111. t be lore• of :!i~.~l'!:t!'!d ~ ..::n,~ gldnr puty worken a t~ll llaowl- di4ak o•a 41,000. ' M fl of Boeiallaa. EMb atd111 t ,.. «I•" from· tb& party f11a~ -.:17.50 ~ CD:IU.IWI ••MY •011t~ tor bt. 111pport. OD•tlt.lrd _.M'!IOW'~ of til.• 111141111~ ara ,_,._ ~;.=!!;~ ~::': .. till . a.-~ u•*-4 a..-.. U.. by Mdariq l.a a ~ •• ,.,. =.::.,'=-.•a:.~~~~= ~ =~~w .!.~!~. . wu, •kid~ -ltl"•eail lacrnaef ,.... dt. for dMo Jllllla.fact.rua ol. pu . . . otller ataltlou of . .r. 'Lieb.._,~ !:;~ •;:_:~ n.t..ata .ttll d - ... -.....,... E•~ 1:=e';:.:~,;: :~~ AJDAa . . . ...t~ .!-E:~:£ a.U tll- pepen llltl ladtft.. fou!J" .wlda.IIIJ. A.. "• a...tb, w.,... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Bosses Make Last Desperate Stand Against Conquering Hosts of Labor Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/06d17e2eef02f67d6c3e806cdd0c5a12.pdf 2bdf2e02bb59154e9e7138294c0baf29 PDF Text Text EXTRA! Price Two Cents OlR GANIZED: LABOR~ RALLI·ES TO AID ·. · 0F··EMBAT:tLED STORE EMPLOYEES· Workers Sweeping ·.· AU IJ;efore them rn · . Qi-g a_n tic .Stntggle ~ - Despite Tric:kl of the Employers; DesplteSI..aalroant the Thugs· Despite Uta of the "Kept H'undrida Flock lnlil the Fight and Vldory is a Matter of HOuni. TO T .HE WOMEN OF BUFFALO The fight of the deparbnent lrtOre girt. and men of Buffalo is more than a fight o£ workeril £or more wagH. IT...IS A FIGHT FOR THE RIOUT TO LIV& P URE. DEC EXT LIVES. 110d ew·y woman in Uulfakl who believ11 Utat working girJ.. 1b®ld have the right to LIV~ IN DEC ENCY ahould be actively intereltecl. · .. . Do yon think it it more important that S. H. KNOX .S1J:OULD RUY A:SOTRER l i ARt!\' E BA..:.~Kf Or iA it more important tbat5.000 Buff'alo g i.rl&,yonr d11ughters or you r neighbol'll' dAugh· tel"'l perhaps, SIIOULD BE FREE FROM THE TEMPTATION TO SE I~L THEIR BODI ES F OR FOODf Buft'a lo has l'freently .~een;nueh apluhing in the- ~ire of the underworld. The police ha,·e fti.Med and the di.rf'riet attorney hAll fumed and the Buffalo Times ha• nearly burst a blood·\"~! try· ing to saddle the "blame" for auclt eoDditiona of v ice upon eert.ftin politieinns whom it does uot like. Jn.rt u though they are .i.UJ' diJ'l'erent fiom the -Times brand of capitalist heeJe ra ! REsTl~~~~~YT~J'NT~:~ ~~~~T,~~E~~'?v ~~To~~~ ~~~Jr~:~~~~~~~~~~ T H E STORES ARE FORCED TO WORK. T HE GREAT W0:"1.1>ER, lS THAT SO MAXY OP TUEll HAVE WfTHSTOOD THE BAT'IILE 1~ $TEAD OF THAT A FEW FL'h \LLY SU)."K INTO T HE SI NK-HOLE OF pESPAlR. What are you going to do about it f Which aide are you women of Buffalo goin~r tn take in tbl• tremt ndou. ba~tle! Are you pin r to patronize the ,-ultures who lil·e UJ)(}n the blood and tcar8 of your ai.ten! Or a~"e you (lOinS to Qelp the eouragecWJ fight of the embattled wotker8f THE OUTCOME OF TIUS STRUGGLE RESTS LARO_ELY 1:\" YOUR HANDS. HELP THE OfRLS W!N· KEEP AWAY F'llOY Tll E BIG STORES. National Leaders Spike Lying Tales Of Tricky Press National Leader Flett, Together with W. B. Fitzgerald, and Pauline Newman, All High in the Councils of theA. F. ofL "Show Up" the T reachery of the Capitalist Newspapers. Quiek to r~nt the implication that the f'mha ttl r d d"portmt!nt 11tore empluyt·NI or Buffalo nre being d eserted by t he ~\mcrii'Rn Fed· era.tion or Lnllor thl' na.tiomtl orgnnitenl 11nd ot.lu•r noted figu ri!'S of Ame rican of Lnbor who are in the eit y ''Oluut('o,•rt•d I i at the Ya rioua 11t.rike mt'1'tiu g~~, nnd others are· coming. Grim. first l'ie1•-presidcn t of thl• lnternationlll volunteered t o g i"c his IUI!Iis taucc. He Fridny Kftcn .1oon, anti !oat no l.imc in g..tting situation. · · · ·· · · · · ·- · · · · · • · • · ·- · · • ·uationRI leaders, f ortuna l cly, e h lln t•ed to he in town in i with the settlement of the strt'ct l.'nr workers s tri kc. and did not hesitate to stamp tlje report Maid to lun·e bef'n ~i \"lm to ne wspapen1 by a local labor "leaJ e r " 111:1 wholly unwnrr1mted. Among these an! Willillm B. 1-'it:r.~erllld. m~·mht•r of tht Gt•neral Executive Comn1ittee of the Carnwn'11 l'uion . ami J ohn Flett. orgRn· iter of the A. F . of L. ' I n the mctt n~me, Pa nli.ne Newmnn. nnoth•' r general or.:auizer A . 1-'. of L . a.,rri •·t·d lllllt night f rom New Y o r k City nntl immetook cha rge b.('~ the girl~ in the union. ent~ uoiaatie mNlting• werr . by t be striken. ,, mor nmJoC m ..... t i ng• were bl'ld a t Harmunia ila.ll and Jut.,rn•· 1 oa Go•u<'ll~ JUett . Fou r me a and t;irltj.amtned both l itU•n<'<l t o the ~pt!f!cbeo of leade r.. ~·. Catt~Jl pr~oi<l~•l at the IIIH· B all mettin~t aatl aft tr a t.r ief i ntro.lunol William D. t'iu..,~nhl , of tbe Uf<'lllinz .-om d of the r~~tmeu 'o 1111i11n, an•\ " ' bo IMd tbt rl!"ent H11ff•lu lfr. ~'iUs.:~r~ld t old t hl' t it Joohd to bi1n u if the won f or a h <"a•ly tloe 1tore beginlt1Uj:toroure<!d to:> K ~lley • t>oke to t b~ jtatberinll. A erow.J. of Ahollt f o11r t h0111Utl ~lriko·r~ a,.elm• b ird, to •hi~lt wa1 arldl!<l •!.em! t•o t botlfand workrn w ho wtre retur ning home hom t heir •lay '1 toil. The 1pirit of aolidatity ranotrong ao<l tht<"hefn 1 of tbo l t riken r.ould he hfar.J. for l>lll<'ks. Wbil~ th" m01etiur;: wu in prO!ll· r•·•~ Paulin~ :'\(!UII<au of Xew \ "urk <'lt;r, ,..·bo h••l he.,n wired for, .,,;..,..1 nl the ml!(!tinll and ,..u i n1rodu~rd to tbo otrike t l . Altbou11h fatil{ll<'•l b~· the da~· ·• ltat"d , :.Iiu :-.:flltnan lmo...diately took t he J<la tfo rm a111\ in n ""lli"S.: IJ~Hth denounucl the tn.aji:Uat~• .... bo:> o w u Butralo'a 11or". Sbe ota\o..J that aome of t hem reoi.le In N'f'w \'ork •a.d hat•e no rrg.rd for the11'<:!ihre of tbe of tbeol rt~erl. lle ur~:r.l wo rkl'n o\Mr t ba11 t o IH t hat their t o bol<l firm a11d not let llulfalo man• geu lt'nd t hem an l!t"U· be <lit•id~d 011 a ny l>f'111CI I lb~reuialt' prolh from the IJuft'alu ~toru. f or 1111 iojury to Ollt' I• ""Injury t o all. ~Ita :'\tlumao t old t he lltikrr~ t bac..-c.b• • gl'1lat .,,.!, II""""'' �WORKINGMEN ·suourn NOT JOIN MIUTARY ORGANIZA During Recent Strike of Street Car Men "T roopo" were Called Out to Beat Down Their Brothers lbe •tri-laa alclre Citizens Jeered a t Them and Big Business Used =::~:b~: Jead-m!, ..,. Them as Tools - Capitalists and Polltidana Will · • · • Make People Pay the Bill - Hear AU About it bcl~·:;::::;lt:~~t1 ~t:b:u;u at Elmwood Music Hall Saturday Night. ,; :· . .L ~·=.~~~~~m~~1 '::e:::!ee INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY By .Jean .Jabnl. For the twenty-fifth time l\lay Day, tbia year, re-unites in one inten1ationa! demon11trat ion the organized working elau of the two \\"()rltls in their RllirmMtion of solidarity without distinction of fronticNI. and in n mighty lleelaratiou of their determination to o\'erthrow the forcea which plunder and murder their claM, aud tt),Jangt>r t ill' JlefiCC of the worlt!. At thi11 moment when the Htrugglc between Capitalism and L11bor is nt its heightAt this mome nt whe n Go\·ernmcnta place more and more at thl' llispoSIII or ptil·ilt'ge and Cnpitali11m all their forces. both mili· t ary nnt! I.>Oiicc. in order to suppres5 the workers wl1o are daiminJt a little more of their dueAt thi~ cr isi1 it i~ iUJpt!ratin~ thAt the organi.ted worken t:\'t•Q·wlwr<· should 11ignify tu the capitaliAt cla.ues that theY haYc tolerateJ loug enough n rl'gi:m• rounded on the bondage and subjeetiou of the prot!uccn. Lf't m; he stirring. 110 that on :'llsy Dny we may demonstrate in one body that. the work;·n~ of all countries f\te reftd~· to reco,·cr their right.~; tt'ndy rtlso to oppose t he plots of Capitali1m, and of Go,·crnments which ••nJAugcr infc rnauonlll peace'. Let us ptOl't: by our net ion thn t the working elaa will not rest t ontC'ut until it has 11CcurcJ t he complete ;:ontrol of the mean11 of prothwtion And ~:xduuJ ge, tht> JlOsseuiou of which is the condition of its f.'maucipatiou. Allftate and eubeorlbe tbr .llrDetter-:&itung. Th•==::i:-~::c-~-:o~~=:"' Offiu, 315-317 (;..,... - • CUT TH,IS OUT • lluiWc, N. QOOD FOR- OUT OUT TB'l8 .l.D UD 8811(0 JT TO T BS BUFFALO .SHOE 00,. S E N E CA AND ELLICOTT 8T~ ' AN , Q " WILL ~· GI VeN Oli .UlY P. .K OP 880. . \0/. We a re fr.uk to uy that we han tbt bcft: Blue Serge Suitt in tbe c:ity at ~,. · )1,5.00 ' TbeK Saitl are guaranteed at.olat~y au worsted r:d.~u::d!~bl:~=d~:s to be ·~~·=~~~:!'i::~~- ~. pay lor neb Soit. from$18.00 . to 120.00 dawbtrt:, BUY UNIOtf-Bl[AD, BfARING THIS .• .-IABU .1111,0•1#• �~ IUXliiS Y1TH AU. CONVBNIBNCIS Turk•h, Rua~~an•Piunge 168 ~ atre.t: -=.Q, ARM 1!: NAN T E i .......... lnllll '(1. . . . . . . . . . . . . , , , . , . . - ,, MIIW~ Fine Jew•lrJ'. RePaJrin&: ::a40T.-rrao., Buffalo. N.Y For Jlu•lul lutJtramenU, Queen Gity Candy Co. WHOLESALE CANDIES 80S WILL.IAM S TREET l"rontler !MOl Beii, Uu... 18!8-JI l(~<btlttr s":,;;,, Clotblng ~-~~~· ::II'JO-..-a at- O...ft'•lo, N .Y. F. A. l .._.. H. .1. 1...-. C. 'r· K•IM, , ..__ ... .._.au p-..sh7 1 ZEBOLD BROS. 00. �BUFFALO~~~ COMPANY ............, g ... w.&p:StN~t.3rd&.. -....Til'l~- ..... ~.~3fdllaor Bl11'7ALO.N. v. I'RAHJt1DttVI'P1U1ltl. T - w. P. c.+.~Ai.O:""N~. s.t.c:dplbPPrb$1.00f*'?Ut"o50r:.tzmoall.r.p&FaW.Io.-.d•a- , btereduMoOOD4-el&NmatterJD.Deb, 1112, UtbepadoftSce•• Bdalo.)'\ew York, D.Dder the Aet ol Mart:b 8, 18711 • SATURDAV. ~AV 3, 1913 A CALL TO ARMS X ow llutt l l mo,•c nwnt is on foot to or gnnir.e the jeparlment ctore drrb let e,·,·n· Soci11li!;t, cnry l obor u n ion man. fllld • workc·r. il!tul a hw1l to th~th.' poor wnge workera in their f or a chance t o \h·e. It will !Jt 110 t•Hsy tnsk hy .1111y menw( hut we nrc confident w e will win in th'-' eml Tht• l•o""CM will hully nud c11jole. tome Jose tlu•i r jOioa l'o.-si\,\y, aud thl' rl'l pit• l illt p r~ will t ell what erent u rt.'!l Ulf'!'r work•' MIHre.IJut if the gi rls hll\'i'l nmdu up 1 that thcy ·will or_g11nir.... nothing will tlmnrt tiJCru. Allth11t i11oeetled i1111 .;eu~>c of 11olidurity nnd the · ba,·ing intdlis::t•nt•e a nc\ uen ·c enough to d emand wh:~t and IIUCcetil ia w.~ure1l . Ko our Jouhts t hnt the ch:r k11 hnn• lht• &)'IIIJlllll!y o f e \'c ry one iv t heir right mind. ltnd 01 11trong, hnrd pull togctlll'r wi ll d o the trick. ThC'I'e ill oul~· our WilY to dG nw11y with tlu• strife hetw~n capital Ll't t!Jo&t• who olo the work o wn tl1r job. and lalmr. \Yhnt tlo \'OH thil1k of Justi ~c Bro wn 's itlcn of justit•l'T L ee. au l ndiJu;, wo11 14:111 to Au tmrn for u yeu r aud eight mouthll stealing a pic. :O.h· hut tht> Tl nr\'(:!>t,.r trust i~ HlronJ,: on Ame r icanism. Ju11t think o r it. iho11c ·ror•·ign work<'rs woultl uot lll'cept it11 o!Ter of $!1.i 5 for 54-hour week. Hull )loO!!e w.11gce. 4 -1'.-.e J'AJRJY. t..t N - - - tM :&.U !l_,. lH,DOO "~" Ia Qkqo. b U.. IDIUildpal elettJoa, jQt - ·• P"ll.t f-1,000. At t ilt ,.,._t eltoetioa tar Karor lao et.~.,u..a.u w- ~ polled 4,1111 "''- aad Owl 8ed&1Ut d.ldau Ol'U "'*'·- - eaa- LllDDliOJl't - . . - .......'n-~ Dr. )[arl Llebh.Ut. tlte -.11 ~ . .d .llllJlt.ullt ad 8odallet ol O.naaa Jl.ddtltlf, e_,..te.! • . - •-beT tl•• Uoabycl«lariacb•.,._.-u.. loo¥- 0t th Beldletac tWt o-..r-m.. . . - a t ..... bil bribed. 1111'11 oflkW. ::".;:lii;;t~=to~~.~~ woaldm... J.au-dpre-- ID&IIdMtltNTJ; of au.!Uou of WJt . 'I2DI pu ... U.b&Mrll.~ un.u. FOIIGDfQ "-Bf&-D· ~ Boda:Uet , ..W 11ote . . . j q IIOOULDmL ! II..t Ia laet -k'e Appeal to a -a ....,- date ikwed U laUQM Ia drevladoa. n.. Old J.ppee.l J.u tate. t he .,...-.,.. alld 11 aow plDf &tt.ud elllq all tboee papers aad b4h1daala wbo eo!OIIlJ ala.dere4l. A. w a,... IU4 after llle 4n.t1t. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Organized Labor Rallies to Aid of Embattled Store Employees Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/259df3a48eb05fecafcb6381fcb997a2.pdf 4b12244fc6dc3aad85a6b3c8ca303948 PDF Text Text - ~ie;s tal i-s~ Pr~ss . to Public to ·~iscour~ge Stri.k ers .,"{'the Stores OOICQ Do~ Entirdy Y ct Daily P'ress Says Only OM-Tblrd·;of Employees are _ Out- Only a Few ·Cierb are Working In Stores That an Open - W'oiDCn Detectives and Floor W '!,lkers Acting as OerkS. ' ·' · ~-~ . The J~uft'alo Socialiat hu many thne~~-lllli.d~ihat the,daily l'r•'!O!i of !~1i,~e~~~~·.as couti"olled' by the C~amb~rt Of .COn~~H't~e~an~l t!lc ~ig• INTI!RNATIONA!: SOLIDARITY By leu.'lamw. For the twenty-fifth time May Day\!. tbia year, re-unites in one international demonstration the orga.nued working class of the two world5 in their affirmation of solidarity without distinction of £-rontien, and in a mfghty declaration of their determination to O\'ert.hrow the foreee which p·J under and murder their dus, and endanger the peace cf the world. At this moment when the struggle between Capitalism and Labor il at itll heightAt" thia moment when Oo,·erumMJta place more and more at the diaposa.l of privilege and CApitalism a11 th~ir forcis, both~lDilj· tary and pollee, in order ·to suppreRS the workers who are e_talm~ a littl~ more of the.ir due~, ' At thia eriai.s it is imperath·e tbat the organized _workerw e\'erywhere ah0uJd aign.i..ty to the capiWil:t elaaes that 'theY.have tolerated long- enongb 1l regime founded on the bondage and rubjeetion of the productra. ' • , • Let ta 1be stirring, 10: tll.lt. on May Day we may demonlltrat~ in one body that the -workeh of all countries are ready to recover their righti; ready abo to' oppo~te .tl!e plota .of Qapital.iam,_and of fi9v~rnmenb whieb eudanger-internation.al pc!ace. · Let ua prove' by our aetioD that tlle work_i.Dg elaa wiU not rest content uDtil it bu .eeured the CQJPplete control of the m~&IUI of pl"Qdnction and aebange, tile p~on of which is the condition of ip~emanc:ipation. • •. �As~te and suiMcrlbe tbr TWO BIG UNIONS ,\lltfleit~r-BeUuno. Tbl (lll]y Gentwl ..-~per Ia the e&aM.ov.edd41 of Me• Ycrk ctq, ,..... -IJ,qlheiv.te..-ot&baWIII'klncQl-.-10.-etr~•-''-· oo.;.. 31~17 GcocOcc Sboet, Butter Krus,t, Cittle 6ttttral :and . Cip·Cop is non~Union Bre.ad 1Hf -ER BAKING CO..AND COUJNS. · . OOT TO THE GENERAL BAKING f.O.. This Firm was very Interested to "noal~:(i•• [~;:,a·.:;,-..; Strike of the Street Car Men. ' ·· ''""''···-'1'•v. ,•••. ,...._ BUY UNION BREAD, BEARING . THIS .• ,; - - .~N.Y. ��rcra..tll'aDYSUI..'f'aTnnl ..........., BUFFALO SOCIAliST PIJBUSHING CDMPANY 52W. . . . . s...t.WIIIIDf ......,.... .-....... , _ _.,~.~SJdn- - BUPPALO.M.Y• Plt..\8 IIHII.DP1UZD,· - • Y. P. CAm~N.~, ~l"lbSIAOs-,_..51kamoolbl.pa,.W.lD.naaa ~· What will "'·e do with the capita list under Soeiali11111 f to work. P ot him While y ou are oomJoeting for wages the boliM8 are pilicg up pro6\l. A 8001ALI8T VICTORY F etnale workert in Chicago department Ito~ are threatened with diiJD.itu.l if they dare lnbor organiutions. . , . · , '• Just think or it r Six 1eore and aen!nteen yean ago ' 'our fatbere brought forth on There ill only Olle wny to rio away wilfl the 11trifc between CApitAl ~:~~-~~~~~:~;· a~n~~j~·~e~ ~~~~·~ir ac~:J:je:~~ ~r:el~~~~et'ri!~/'~b~:re and lahor. J.~et th011e who do the work own the job. liberty, and the pul"8uit of happine~~~." And today Amerie&D worken are denied the in order to secure the zneana of a decent life, of liberty f~ from misiry, and of enjoying \\'hat olo ynn think (If ,J u~tio•e Brown '" j,J,•n of ju11tico! T Roger which i1 the birth-right, not only of en!ry American, but Of e,·ery human being. Don 't you think a new Deelafat ion of lDdependenee il needed, aDd conseqqently a ,new Lee. 1111 l mli11.n. wnw Ment to Auburu for a y..-ur 11.11d eight months for 1te.aling 11 pie. Cor the realiution of its principled ·• ' You certainly do, And you know that this new Deelaration·of independence ha1 already ;\l y but tho• llnr\'l·ltf· r truMI i;~11 11 ~ on Amt' ri~11n i11m . .I uBI thiuk ftl\(1 thAI the 1truggle for its prineiplea is going on for yean. It ia the Soeialil't.ll who have of it. thMe rort·i~n workt•n~ wunlil ut 11\'e,·pt ill! ofTt·r of $!1.7fJ for a new charter or industrial democracy, and it is the labor cid'veweot in general, and ,the ment in particular, that are fi~hting the n ew War ol lndepecdence. Every labor &&-hour wet·k. Bull Moo"e wa~,.M. · of the great nnny lightini. thia fight, every atrike ia a battle in thia war , but in THE COMING CAMPAIGN ::;,i~~~:,t d"~:;::t~!':n.fiuda ita W?St complete e:~:pre.t"IO~ f~r _thia· mo,•enten~ aims .at To the oh11erwlr thfl nnti••ll of th<' ••npi't11liJt press in preparing the w11y for the roming •·uu•pail,m ·1u)xt fnll . HI which a Mayor 1111d numer· 0111 ~~h: .~:t~~~rn~;~~~~:·~; ~·~~"e~~~;~~i·,~'~r~on';~u;~~~~p an argument of aon1 ~ ki nd uear election time t hat will I!''' the \'Otcrs all ::~d~~e11:1dtMa~~~~':'~111:t~c~;1~11~·l~;·:~h~n/;· e~~~~ kT~~ up b~m e5 inten-.ted in on~ Mitlf' or the other Ill 1, The ~~~~zggl~ wi!l last u long as men 1!. . posaetJa th'e meana to deny other men the opportunity o! ..,,,,;•• lrhl•• ., ..,, dee~nt bnn!l, II ~·J II l~llt 118 long M .men~ th_e power to de~y other huz_nan. beings the t~~~:i:=[i~:' ~h~c~o~~~P~~~~:: ~:::~al~~r:r,r~:::ai1~~e~~;~~~~-:!.':~~dg ~the~ pl!ople .or the r1_g ht ~ poraue happmea m a way best1u1ted to their o~n nature. ';~~~~·~!.e :i~~~li~~ ~~f~b::l~w~! t~e ?~~tn~~:~~~::-o:~~~~;~ttb~em~~':'~ ~:~d~o~' [••~;,.~_,.0;;;;;:;-;:;;~...,LDI•O. I •• working tion, and they will remain illu1ory, Ill' long a1 thi11 clasa rule 'will Jut. Therefore, in order th011e rights to l~e J>eople. ~~ere ia no aJ~mative· for the people but to poiiiCSS themselve11 of the .,;,.;;~,;;;; f powen upon wh1ch all pohlleal and IIOCial power ia founded. forgetting entirt•ly tlw eii'Pl'ls tlmt will n~ult, man, After elo-etion ht> kich him11elr for being so foolish, that nu t tiwt• he willtlo d iiTt·rt· ut. aull \'Oil· ro r principle and his elua interest. The eapit11li11t IU~WIIJ>H)lers hll\'e fooling the \'otcr by digging up Jdodt rZI ·IOciety i• ZIOt all bad, "" U.ey ;radual.IJ' eo.i.a to realisa,tlaat tbt 11aign, and the way they ";11 dig -I ~-"•' · ' ·~-'"'"" tbe aoc:iety of tbe working due tutureiatllelnlt tlleylubt ollmalr.IDC: There ia a reason for thia early start, and the wilolly ,com~ ot unhappy, it •o. _ are wi11e enough to ml'lke pre(mrntiona. The eont.ellt ud meatally pauperlud peoC&pil.l.li.ul W •111&de Soeiall11111 poul· eapeeially hard foul!'hl. ror the rc11son that rour prtrtiefl aoc:lety after all II &II bit, tlaat m---, It U, diYeloptd JMI.JI:I field inatcftd or two. llCIIides the ' Do,>oer·•t "I>Ort;o, f tYery oUter ~et7 111 ot produet.ioa aad p~ ot the Soeialiat party will ba,·e a """""•'-""""·'f it. rn-te.t &dlleYeiDct tloa wblell e~~able ~at, to department 1110~ will be bu made Soclalimo, tlaat 1-. 11oeoU ot all, ud more tllu That the Socialist party JIC*Ibk. 'l'b.a u:· tlll<b.. :J"'nUer•ore, It U. eertaiuty. The workiniJ' dau or Uii.s city are I!Ddllo&lld~acllllc.. wlrlell.euble i1 only one remed,-, and in order to apply the ope:am1Ddt4peo- bi.tuelt tlaa m..ter political partica muat be ou11ted and working amo11g tlle woi-lr.en wll.- tlle fotee~ o~blrl eleeted in their place, v;ith the ultimate end or lNYta aboot aa arudt to bo dully, eapitalilt Socialiat C()..()perati\·e commonwealth. 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MASS MEETING· OF DEPARTMENT STOR, E CLERKS TO-NIGHT- MAY STRIKE . ' �lng ••I'J>C'd tbe ' 'ltalit;o- ot t bc employ· en a Dd imJoairtd their mcmtallty in 110 There !1 01111 mu on t he '•malld~ t heyha\·e ani•tl'!dlnpro-•l• lf"':bodesf-n'~ t.te-dit moti n~ ttimf', inaanity and diteaK', a nd and h11 wo rk, aod t hat f artbert'<.l ! h~ ,,.,.ond .aune of f'.XJiloiu.- arti~t ..-bo dttW11 t he •" ~::d';:U~~~~.•~~;·~.:~I ',:,"~.,;~~,~:~~~:~~ ~=~~~~:.•:,.'";~~~ to a lit ll•· b Cluo,. and f ail«! in the M! r~:;;;lo come,Jy, porlra~·inll' a anol •~ a r<'llllt ha•·r w r('{"ktd the li•·H hol'flr who bas bo.oroml'! rido1 ef tbHn"'-'l n •10 and f amiliet.. O~~e would abock1 and thri111 he Muhjeet. hlt JIJIIIHallJ· ~"I'I"'M that bt1~ine111 me11 ily to a re ao t rue t o nat ure that . ---~~~~~~~:.:ri:f .i,·tz:rf~~;'1!~: .,;~~·:~~~:;-,, . · T lw>ir ol lll'itlity Ia mar•·elloua. I ucrcu.ed m~t Ulel t he boss i1 wai"H ..-ould nahnt.lly rnua iar.rcaol'ld ohl tpott, ~but we iuae a bu.iuru to a nyi>O<Iy cl~ other t tla a a the ~elfaame f ellow not to get man with a ]otot riRNI dome. 101111 or the police will ne•·~ be 0. aa~·. did you hrar about the ,.., k 111\"f hl11.1. Jitr~ r Well, tb~ (O<II:ht•) n. a nonttct &me day t he t•ictare~ will be miulug of fur ru._,.,. not he<111 )(h"r.n to t he dt~· and we .,.ill t hen know tht the u · • •.•H and a rc to nU u>trllb and ]'llfl"'t<.'• pr.ded lur1 hflf'CIII"d. • ...., • ~trll .thr ao ..-er 11ardcu. of tire donor "u~inru ood • ·IU ~ •• m• l• lodoftoholy. T hl• methrul. <!on "t ~-ou know, t 1•1iei"CI llr. ~lw.-lll.apf of l'"~·i nj!' rn:tt.'ll on thl! inr· plo•u\f•uu ..-_iai,·h hC' ;,. u•i"~~' t u ui.o(,.; n rbe t•"J•ntat><>a "' n ph ilant hropi"t. to ) ,.,.1, Th""' n ] •. Our ]~11 1 shibh of t b•· •] ,.,.,... ba• •h~rn••trNI 11 mMI 11<1· \aur •··l rutthotl. Thl' ]o<'O]•lo• a t e 10 pfty (or th.- UJ•kr•']• o r t l>~ J•bilauthr" J'ir h "]•U t ntiou. "· .(,,] .•·ou ~=··t t hH t """••·ri!Jl•r f If not. nh~· not ! .J. E. 1'. - --- - - " radeo •tr••tl lnilur m..nt wrrr t a lk ing O\"er the P«l'l>t n r Ml r ikl' nnd &rptrston WI> OIL t he nrk ! or hi• of t hr IPOinrmen a"'l " ' bO ..-~,., f ot <"l'll to pa triini.utbnmt:h t he f.""'I'""Y· . Oue man joki n~lr ~~~~~~,.stl'll that hu~1n<">ll man•11tr ~bould •ee in tf';Hud h> tulwrtl, ing. Cn"lL ""1'1••1 ;, oo<l "" i ' ~. , or::!~t~endm:l::;~:d,:~:~. int•rf,.rr ace. That I:Tii!\":LP.,.,. be ta ken ap by r:ommillff"l!. Tlio- al.ouh•' •rn•nto;of J>i~" ..-ork nal¥ofw•~;..,.; a .,onforrnity lo lbe of li.-in~:loo:- Jg)>a\jtu!ed . tft:~:~:~ee ~:!":~~:e:iuf~~~~~0 :,d!! ~eb:l!~~~t~~~ha"':e;!:. ::!,. .d •J.o>t...fre.. :; inotrnetiont to btld t htm olff Wh.at r ight ha.-e they to interfere w-Ith 111 order ly group of ml'n ~oing down 11 " r<!i/t or to f o,.,e t hem bar kf Was it bec-a ute t hey tl'e re a crowd of foreign wor k iugmtu t hat t be.y nn.idu them of r:o i mpor1 nte and t o t lf1t t htm l! i• a rr"eu ,r eafe bl!t w.:'!n al\J•lea~d m """II' to t.lkt o,:den from the -~-~ Tf ht i1 w-orklag for the why a ot take· bira olf the put tomeoae oo t hlt k<tOWI work f or t he pr-ople who par T he workiDg t.la u are In majorit.v In thb ell;o--why ................. . RA'rn~M..'i~BROS. BOl'TLING WORKS 0 . ' - ID CaiUornla, Win. and Uquon. Whogt\"e0Jptala Colli'll ~o•::::::~:::;: jj ;::~" \ SpeOclal au.ad011 cfn.IO ~,,_,.. , paa.. on1en ud ,._pt . qltate anCI aubeorlbe fbr the ourxh·r.bygettin~; ridor our • Arooter·Bettung. Tblok o l ' " ' om roll ••<I I::::::::::::::'·==:: "':'~<h~eir::::::~::::::~:::::::::: l 1111 ~ The ooly ~ ...-paPf!l" laLhe••Dilc.l4efllJ(ew'Torit: CliT, ..,.... aeotbaclho~t-' of \MWorklq<na.. - 10-•tor l _t... ' :·~~~·d ,..,,. "'"'' ol:ll <!-11 hrl llll,.roD. After fina lly woke ur ud rrall ~d he ..-u ~pukiu&". l>e . w;•nt up " '";:arft l"•ll•. N: Y. -T wo monntr ti t llke tbe pn!mltarr eSJ>lotloa 11\11• • m·~·llll~o n·rr~ ht ld Jn5t wre k ho r of flrtworb. He ~poke !.! ·~·It• 11• 1! <>II Third l'"trce t, wbkb ; tongu~ a nd h111dl, u~iag word• .., They • • " ll<mU1 ' " ' " llko ' - ' op • lo< of fo~l. . •hC'f'l> or catt}e, and if oue of tbem I I· bftaa..e they eGuld get away w ith temj>led to re~l or go rlow11 a t ide I t i1 t ime t he ~pie of I II~~ be "'"'ived a ..-back at;tOM t he ]>en~ with terl"llll l t.Ut for~\ •h•a• from a policel!lllll"l dab. JlaYI them, a ad who are too ready A fn r dft~"S aJ(O tOme o f t he r om· the iiiii!AiioiiJ of the workert a Dd their i ntoll.!n.ble in Blll!"alo. a J,Julf r.fl'ffo-..1 to ll-f't l..i~ht a 11<l llent inj!' CompnPy, I f¥•U!t, U L"O fltOIIjl Ull iot\1 adolr-lto thf'<jUPIJoforJ:nrtixf'd At Tlrun.b~· eHning "J m a~• i11;: t he >iJ>eakt·to .,.,.,., .1. A. ~·lett , t'tal oti.'IUiil.l•r of tloe A. t". of L .. ho• ht~P d oiaz nm<:h i:OO'i work in . 'l"itinity bt<•l.•· 111\1 Strpb~11 J . bonl'r ofth"f.lturr.lo &>t:iali• l I'''" BET FOR CATTElL TWO BIG .UNIONS ~· ORGANIZED AT "' ... NIAGARA FALLS ~=i•;:~,J:;::'~I":;'c~~ Qflj~~:::tY· imluee them to join t Hra.. & f or o n ached their de~~tlnatlou t hey were ••••-••• "''"'" o••ertak~ ~y ~-~" ~li« who d~ve theo:r back in t he d1reclloa f rom winch tlley t heir d lltyll lle mea , beeame SAPERSTONE WINS qu~:·~s;:~.:,:;_l'"~~:o:,·~~ -"::e ~~~~·:;;: ], ln.rh. lou! it "monnh 1 , ui t~ " little of 11.1110 ai milarlr eo:rplo,-ed, t o la t h e meantime -, Ollkc, 3~17 G - St- - - Bu11aJo, N.Y. CUT THIS OUT GOOD FOIIIOo OUT OUT TBIB AD AND B&UCO IT TO TO �· TM .Jtot/1. ~ IJqft.DrlM Jlad4 Pllf'l'8 .um QOABT9 lUI II 1111111 .. lfthellllln M. F. CURTIN C;,tu., c••,,ni-•17, !JI~ s_.., .s'""s,_,,v,. 179DewiUSt. ll~oMM-ruM. •1111a1os.MI/tJt P~i.own-.;a~ -:!~~1'1~/:. BZU.HOW~s~;;~~Wt4Mtl da, a\. p ¥.., ., sa...u•. LOUis MAISEL LAbor c.,., •. 011 c,.,,.., ,.,,If.. .St•H,,.K... ...,.flltl y S _ , Comrad~ S.m Atlr.huo11, "' Buffalo, h" be~n ~~t-leeted f ii'M!Dt the B. P. speak~r to "'Jltbt Ualfrd Stain •• the or oti---------- a t the ~oav~ntio11 of t he S. 1>. P. Cannda to 1w held 011 May :!Sth, in Vaneou•·er , n. C. -T he eomnulet ha\'11 ma de flattering oftr to Comrade Atkin· If he .,.iJ\ remain •is month• ..-ith The Amalpm:\lf'd Aa~~oeiat iou of • ·• -·'--·"""'' ·- , - : - · - " - - -·;;;;;;;:.;;;;~~·.;,:;:._;;:;::;: p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Dell, b uw. 1828-M: Pho,.. .:o.n, Howan:ll4. Frontl.,23564 Rllh:lenca, FronUat2146 1 StrN!t - Car Men... nf'll<l him in nutra lo, ,,.,J he bat ool -""' •l<'l'i<led whether to ae.-ei>t t beinvitativll oruot, td9 JlnnNiJ lor Wo•n ud £1111•rn HOERBER, KLOCKE CO. Pu n e r u l O l r u c t o r • Important Notice to C...Ct>ool"w"Ubo4I•N10.<~MI..,., OpenOe~ end Night. our Readers &01 WILLI.._M !ill... cor Rhuou - • r -ANTI= WAR DEMONSTRATION MAY-DAY CELEBRAliON Saturdap Evening map 3rd ELMWOOD MUSIC HALL PRINCIPAL SPEAKER CEO~-- R.. KIRKPATRICK. OF NEW YORK <j-TY . AU+ HOR OF_ WAR~W~A . FO P .Jidmission, 10 Cents �(li,.i...... S.b<l.) PUBLI$HaD'IIr"UUtLY BY T K S BUFFALO SOCIAI.lST PUBLISHING COMPANY -...~, JlAJtTUI SlY. Eap Stftllt, W Ka:5UDt.. , . . _ O.OC BUFFALO, N. V, PKANit KHJUUIII'Rllm, T - Mr:.'Qt~~-~]rd&of W. f'.CA~~~';'V.~ ~PrbSI.OOp.I'.,_,SOcamooeta..pa?Mik~.dvaza ~· ' Ezlteftd,.. -.ood ~l~ -UttJ110e 6, Ull2, at W.sx-tofl!loe • ' Bul!'alo, :s- York, uader the Aet at Marc~ 8, 11r.9 WEDNESDAY. APRIL 30,· 1913 A CALL TO ARMS :\nw thnt a JUO\'f"lllf'llt ia on foot l o o rganiU: t h e :ttorr o·l o·rk~ 1\•1 cn •ry ~o•:iKiil>t . eve ry la bor union • . worko·r . lt>nol a hnntl t o tho·lw poor wHgtl workeni in I for :1. dutuc~ to lh·c. It will bo• no c~~..<~y ta11k by 1llly nu•11n~. but we are confident 1\'C will win in tlw t>lld . The ho1111es will bully -and caj ole, some }08(' tht'i r j ohA poBSihly. aucl tho: cRp itali!lt p ri:'SS will tell what cro:oatui'\."S thcst> workers fire. hut if the girls ha \·e made up t hat they will or~:aniz.•·. nothing will thwart them. All thJtt i11 lll'"llcd i11 a HenRc or ~ol idarity a n d the ba,·iug iuteJiig\•nce n nd nen ·e enough to d t·mand what and IOUCCefla iN I!.SI!Urffi . No one tlouhts th~tt the d er ka have t he sympathy or e,·er y one in their r ilo!ht mmtl. 11.11d a strong. ha r d pull togl'the r will do the trick. What will we do with the capitulist undN Soci~tliam 1 Put to wo r k . Thia univerval feaat hu made enormoaa atrjde~ Jn the course of the twenty-four years which have elapsed ainu the Intemational Co'ngreu of Paril 'iD 1889 deeid'ed to ulebra.te il · The number Of eoun. trit:il thr.t are celebrating the fint·of May ill inereuing. May_Day i! beeooriiag mpre and nK!re a worldwide the of international demonatration On whieh the aolidarity aDd unity of the demarnd for expr~ j ttflf itl tbe stl'Ongest pouible terma. ' are unfolding thyuelvM. The eapitaliJ;t clLUei for their IQOds and Jo eruah out their eompetiton using dominion in all eiviliud Jandt~to inereate arm&muU terrible flntu~eial burdens .upon th~ people, aa a reault or whieh the rai!ling 1oeial condition& of the work ~MJ ne sadly n~glected. Against t his disalltroua policy the workers mu1t1vehemently protMt, lfay oppor tunity of t:XJlreM~>iug to the full this proteet. The working claasee do they n e fighting for peace, becauae' they deain! human prog r eu. They - ·.-.-•:·:···,, .::· justice, e \·eu for the mollt .lowly, bceaua~ in thiJ manner only can the bringing liberty t o humanity. ~ . The field or action will e.s:tend j uat ao far as you identify yollt!Jeh ·es more a nd more vdth ized working dau of all lantl•. united in the Inte rnational, and carry on in common with the m for tl1 e liberation of the worker1 from want. mia~::ry, oppreasion and exploitation, towards aim of humanity. . • ~lay the watehword be liberty and equality and ever)-thing which makes for the realization o£ human aspiration. ' Cheers for the International! Let .us Conquer .the World • ' Till M*1 ,.. - . &DOUiu ra.a-: ~lb,... lDd., POUM!r Pip~; rot. 71 ..an, aDOtller WIUII; n.am.,...rorp.&DOWrblan.' ' (IUUIJ) ~ Ule .... tJa. woniq mUUOu 1n . ....,. coutr7 &114 1n......,. wal{o..,. the bosses are piling up elba.at.l ba4 no 1n pubUe ap"llrl. 8&7 more tJIIaD till caw. whicll lb.arlld. tbeif 10\ .. bluW or bude:D. ..,. a1or. SOCIALIST VICTORY w..n pri&lts. . toola baPla- Wh1l<' you ar<' t'ompf'ting profit,;. A ci'·il~~~~~~r:::r~.~~t!~utar~~~i~~e!~~=~!~~~i~~!l~a~o~mp~-,;;;.~d'tl;;;•;;;~t;;~IIJ\~I:;;;;;w.!J~~=;;;;;;-:;;;;:;;;;:";~~;;;;'f;f::":;;;:;;! demands on pr.eseot ·aOeiety. So eloeeyour nnka. ' · for mce th• lllllll WAd a.D ~ 1M b&r'b&rlaiL ftr.t &4...,... U.. YWI4 onr tlM7 llaolll4 lftr Jla7 • part ta peUtae. • ,U poMiliQI.U. of to :;:==':~~~:.,_~:,~toto wu tJIIIlr 411V to 1a11ar &1114 to ollq; - - eov.at ta JOdal 11!1. aa4 ~ ..._ • • 0.. 11&1' »-7 - Clllbr&tl u.. 'I'M~otU..woddq,.O,..a 1111111c ot • W'IID:IQI daaJ w a ~ of -~ ~ ud tal poUtlcal Nil~ alt.-.:rtac~ : alld. ..,. wMQ. UMb' tJIIa mo.t appropda&.l wa,. ot · blrl.al ~titicllla ~ tJ111 people u.m .Jor u t1 to 4tcUAie ._. .uu ctllldld. bod7 -.Did aoa1 tbt crw.t UM - ot ld-.. ,to no:w1pn1~ers are to drop the aub~ect of :.ua~•thtoqd::::~ob~~:::tt: ~~i.-of:=:.:~== ::::a~-=~ ~\hr:;:ri·.~::·,~~11,,;1t,~~··h~~~~.. ~~;1:.~~~~;·h~:~rB~~~~:n;o!rt·i~ 1~~e~ ~~~~~e 1~0~\·:~i,.f,~; ~t!nudU:. ~":; ::aer: ~!~:a:; d..U. pobUe ~oa. · We ban _ _,_ fnm fl ow !o!lnoltht" rnpitnliNI JJ:Oiitinl W11h work th1· Bc]I{11UlS Were 100 tii UhiJorn tO lis t e.n Kill\ We nt tlr.l rlght,\~ 1 ~~;~::~ ~::.r~i:\;::::;g ~~~-or'~ all)' dllin !or OD:r:)'QIDa~:::= tb~::::. =~aad:.:~·~i;;;;.;;l dl~don Hf the ~lriki- miMinfornmtion wa11 publiKhed :~~~:=~~~:!!'; e~Uoo of ov ~ rrom Ull 4 11P0t- U. •llkll "- ~batU• tht• ntunl•rr on 11trikt' Willi terrihle to concede, yet opportlln1tr 'or IDIIIDtal aDd moral Um of !104al 1alt.lt:l;rU.OEY, bbltor)''" !oq)l 110\ N fitudl1· tlw t ru t h •·utnr out thnt u!Jou t ;,()u.fi(){J we r e o n s t r ik e. nnd ,rowVI. aU preju4ICII. Let u riiDnD* U... of tJIII JDUWI., ~ lp whol•·.~nlo•. coa.ce"':: a llrl :~:·~·',~',~~11:1t11\::~··s~1t~~~i,\'~~f m"n•·yloss Willi piliug up in the miUions." 'l'hiiiJ' ~ repnle4 b)' ~lr mu. !::!-:-::. ';::~ ~~-= r: C::u~~~ t tnr owu ll n!Tnl•• Tirru·l!. iu .Idling the Ho•l.g iam wher e they wrre ten . . be1q of lllferlor COIZIPOitti.Oil. I OI dt1aul: La tiM ltat.l. Let Ul ze. 8ll4 ma.lul 1t a plaaan.t ltomc fOI: uuo k1111: m iostKkt'll. AAi,l · '' llt·h:ium 's liuffrn~f' \nw11 ~hotlld Ue ehangl'tl. Lllcapabl.• of that I!D&l)' di4erald.a&l4 member tile 11-.n-b~ IKrl.f!.CII lt111:DU1 \tUp. l•u1 rho· striko·r~ hn \·,. mu,lo· u rmslnkt· in idl·ntrfying t henu1dn•s with ========='~=====~===,b.========= ~·~;~.~ ~:::~;·t~~.~\~:·~:~ :!~~;.. ,~.~~t;:~st'~~.;,:~~:~. ~~:;,'~~!\.:;.~~r::~~~:~e~~~~~,~~~ A NEw· DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE Yo·!i. un. t it Willi til,· So1·iulish1 tlmt 1\' 0il the osl rik t·. hut you tlou't .,,.,. th t· Tmt>'-s (tr nny of th•· o ll~o·r "ll(litl!.lilll pApers coming out witl1 full pngt• hNtolin!:'~ 1\Unoum·iu~: t l1e ·· Grcut :-)ocialist \' ictory. '' .& P.&UDIO P.&JIOT. tat NoTembu tbl Bull li-re poUid 14·•.000 'tote. lu Ol~ap. Ill , .... 8pri11g m.u111idpal elertio•, jut O'ttl'.. t he,.polled f.7,000. AI tltl reeeat ll~doa ftn !i.&)'Of ID St. Loui• , th &II lrl.- tudhlar. po.llld 4,1111 •otft aad U.1 Soelallu ditllte '· ' ""'-'_.000. __.:._ ,-- na- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/b4f52f86295f42b11a5342cc7a30ace9.pdf cb3ca0a1917898c342c5d42a3d2dd9b9 PDF Text Text Recent Strike of Street ca; Men Haa 6eated Feeling Againat Militia- Wage Worka Haa i'lace in Organization That Can be Used as ' Weapon Against Hlrnad£. . 'Tbe Bodall.Jt 11101'~lllftlt P the grnlat &llli -ullltarist fore.e lp tbe ~ftrld tGIIaT· '"•~ .,. foqbt by the worlr.era, tbey are the onw wbo periU Oll tbe llehl of t.ule, It 11 tlie lr wi~ wbo t«ome of tbe brtt tpea.Un 111 the raa.U o f Sodalillt. and kDO"ll u o... of 1110.1 p61rerfu l IIICD io t.bft couatry P o ..tor. A Great..,.._, ~lft\lwiththeworil~lllfaiii!Other eot~llllt!. 'I'IIelr itt~ • .,. ldoe~:~tical ' A111 adm!Wo11 of 1~111 .,...u 'Ifill ao d !>Ia! Day ho ~lrbrated by So- d••rp<l. A numl.OI'r or ·~ the ;:~:.the_,.:,".:,~/7; 7::' =~y Ute Wo rli:l 111 Ct.. of the aod ~::v-'::11 ~.. ~~ i:t ~~ 7:;:;. Work Twelve Hoius a Day While Companies Consider Six Hours a Day Enough for Their Horses .- Union will Include All Men Working for Express-Companies. ••!._,,__ .'~· . Tloe op J>O rtu Di l y to Pl&h Butralo oa e boon; th a t hor.e r~ll until I o 'dod; ihe bnt uoioa dtltt~ in th e eouutry, In th e a!U!tnoo11 of the Den day. then IUIW ripe. ...: ,..,,,. wOrlr.iPK man, in goe1 on thll y un t il 1 o 'd~k in th l ~ity ;, t horoughl y' arouted to hie &voning, j ut t oil: bou ra a day. Th e u a ll&\"11, a nti ia rudy to eompanieJate out for pw8t, &11<1 •·al ue bl.. h llow1 if th e cbal!cO II th e lifo of tb~ horiH!, but ca~ IIOthing for tluo ml'lll, Think o't men 'II'Otli:iog tw eh ·e bourr day, day in and !layout, ..-itb l o~grr bou n •btn uUe•l out f or I Jotfialwork, without e:r tra pAy. Th e orolinn~· run it from 1 o'clock io tb f morni ng. with a t 11 o 'd CKk. Th e m en work I afte rnOon and I IIJ'J'e r b al'p<!n~ about o 'dt~kiu tbe ,e,.ening. 1 ~: th e f ruit fttU.oo,".,..ork l>l',:in• at o'd<Y"k ia tht' morning . anol .turin,:: i1 u llt>d th .. hollolny .... a..on, !be about IS hour a ou t of tbe ..Ir:.--·. :~- ,..,, ·;::::;:·:: ,_.o:·;:; ··u,: Wor ld. S.t~~.rd.ay ~ .. ul-..1 Vay t bird, at Elm- tbini ln t.. rstiog to •1 oo tbe oct;,,, ., t f ii•• ~;, 'll'tood Muair Hall, tU Sot:ialitt P•rl! of Bulfaln, •Ill bold a Yar Da,- Coelebratill n and AbU- \'far DoemnniFirat ioo. ThrN o:ouhl he 110 betU!T ti...e fOl' hnlding •o~ b • 11...rtioc. 'MIO!! rbi~f ar-b r 'Ifill he Gfflrge R. Kir.poatri.,. o f s.,... ) 'o n Cl t,1, autborof' ' War - W.,.t Forf"aotlonr Ju.dge IJro'll'"ll Jn nll!JIIf ou t the Guard du riog the ~ar urlb. re<'lf><l that all the nlt me111 1101 tha t UIPDIIIIl 111'111 atltod tlo.e lk~mher \}.., dat* ia S.tunl•! !>lay tbi"l , anJ tM plat'e ElmW'OOd HaiL . t'O'."'I W. P . Catt e ll, butio~ mano,.-:-er ot tbt Bulra lo&cial lll,b ubeen uked to organir:e a uoiuo of EIJlrKa .\l.,n. that will tako in ••·cry mao working for el:pren .-o mnanin, Inti he i1 at ..·nrk on tloe job 11 tb e pruent lim t. lla ny of the men ba.-.• ti J(n ifieol thei r williagnat t o join. a1ul th et\lffC'al of th~ nrw orl>alliE.St io o ltt lreadyauurN. I f •b bour1 1 day i1 fDilll•lf'rt>lt 1 <lay'• work for 11 borl<', aor~ ly the m~o MhDJihl tlemtnd J,...ttc r than n IW<'Ive bou r da•·. " ' tr<'!al nwut of the Get ;DI:<'Ih., r , m en . lo<l dt•n• •n• l at to th f l of 1b ~ meu: A ln•t !ht• .-ight hoor •hoy. \"nu will · tb e atahlt' at: a.m., tnd ""rre,.<J If ynu o r,.-:-ani ~. t.ut unorgan · to I o'eloek t hll tfto•rn oon . ~n izo••l yo" rnu •lo notbin,.-:-. · t nft&Whim,...lfoftbo TO OUR READERS t...,;, To ol7ou 'll'tlo ao aobly c.aa tooar&llirtueeduringtloepaa:tt en ~~a,. wiN to ~tt11d our lle&rttelt - Wa~ W &- li"OUidlihtoaeBd.,a )lftaoaalletter UJir -log our appredatloo. to Hell of yoo bot oo.r • ~loreei.llhnltf)d. · 'nl6lll&lllye.otouragiagaad•t U.r· l:q: let.UI"II •• tlave rec.ehed from yeo Ia &.pl. ~d l or our dortli atld fttn q t o r(hw..t *11eTCTIIe ' e.aUtornb.c.riptio~~&.,-oo.Uva .e~~t' l11 tlllrhll U.o put f ew a.,. lt.ubal~ uo1"aracriala,butwl. 1.111aot.,..etoutottlle•oodL TlMI ·.,_, •alae Ill tM Bdalo Boelalilt. . . . POWll do.rl111 tM reeu"t•trile.ttllee.uiawm. alldwa to(i1'1. ~ pe.~r U .W. • elma11tiu u JIOIIIIiWe. 'ftUe · t. ,.-.. ~- 0 1.... it ,._ wpport. n. a....lio e.daUit lll• ,.tlllllrpJOIII =s~d"::r!: :.~~- ao far dll.taat wQ.ltwW aw-r aa a daily. DG yov~- -.w ~ Apia W~ 7W f v TOOt ...wtuee aad ukiq yoo.r C.011d 11Ded Oil"- ~oa,W.an~, . To11111 tv BoelaUPa, Til~ 'ilou4 of Dindora, . ··----~~ ha"Jl h ired J erry O'Brien'• mu ~• t o break tbe all t "worb.-., aod t"he d ty ia· WILLIAll: P. CATTELL, of tumult. Aa a rHU!t or ~m.mluio¥r of Dftdll i11 and on t ba ttriken at tb e arm t..ortbeCityotBufl'alo,N. Y. �A ' "'' hut urt n t l ~· acquire.:! nr o of l•nd for park ]'Utpooe• in •nd. o~~o r•Hng t o •d•· i,..,~ tbr oug h t be J•tPU,youiuten•l tbt lutlo ...,r gu•lnn•andwillbe p•nil'<l by •u~b oigno n~ • ~ elo ~it.r. ~ ··" · · •· uo ( bi ldr~• I .......,.... . BATTISTONI BROS. BOTTLING Deal.,.. In ca.tllornia Wloe.IUld Uquon BpecW u.adoa .1t. rfYe to .~_... ... ..-.. ...,._,, · • 111#--*IL Aeltate and au.._..rl ... fbr- Ar~ter~:setttitm. The 0011 Gflr'IIWina... ~per Ia \be RAW OQMJ4e of lffiW Yarll: Qly, Md"q the l!Jtere.t of sM Wartlz11 bw.. - 60 oeaw fort Npft-- -•ba. Olfk<, 315-317 Gcoao. ~ • • BuiWc, N.Y. �. _ ... _.o-"f/l;.u, .Cir1111r1 ••" C~ar• BIIMDMelleu'• L1111eh ll :IIOtot:OO •HD. Eatk St.. ctr. trnWL llffllt, b.Y. MAY-DAY CELEBRAliON o:-·:·•· '·;·:· .:c.rc ,:c::.. 8li.07HBB.BOOD OF NATIONS. th•e. The re will be t wo a~ ken 011 eaeh alo.l e. FiftH-nmiDu t ea.-illboallowed r~p r~aeh..t witb eaell. I J>U.ket for prHentation aDd tu , . ,._,,_C_'O:'.:',,."C: I ""'" '"' to a bohah eounlttn azul !I I· lllinulel for reb lltU..L. Sodalillta . are "., ... 7._:·.; :·"::•,;:•.• - :··: ••: .·c: ·;c.·;r ... -- . Attb eel oeeofthe<.ll~iolltO!~I· worln11gm en bave DO f!OIUi t ry. low, a rbl11g 'I'Ote of the aodi eaee will talr.e fr.o m them what tbr! be taltu. not aot. Since th e proH! tariat h ia earantly dn ireO that u 111any fint of all l equire political au· pa rty memben a 11 d thei r frien1b be m111t ri.ol! t o be the lead in g p~KII l u poulb le. AdmiMion ia fru. tll o 11ation, mv.t eooat.it.ute i l · 111tio11, It It 110 fa r, It-elf 11t.· THE. DrrEBNA!'IONAL •.• .• JK'• ' •:•~·- -~- '~. :"'~~ ·:~:::: 1 .,,.;, , thougll not tlo e 'l!'ord. in th e Bourgtj~lt tuprtnaaey of t il e proletariat Ua em t o •·anl!ll ttl ll . ~ter. _of t ~ leadl111 e oniiV!d Ie..t, 11 one of the ll r1t for the emaaciJ>t t ion of the · ~~~o;bl~&yoet~~d~u011 1 ~"8:;~ 11;:, = prOf>Grtlon _., tb e ,uploltalion of i11dirlduil:! by t nother It pnt an amoag otlicr thinp a r• the follo.,ing to_ the ~xploitati ona of one na · mattua: The dir~~<.~ nchange of goocll ~~ ~=0~~=~::11!~ -~~~:: .!7:,o:o~ :t 1 1 :~~~~~~!e:;:p::::~eor;t!:: : l1m bet•"'n d~ . w1thU1 t~ nat~oa to-o]lt!r&ti n~ PJft. In regard tn eduoa·:--· ..c··,·;:: __··"· \"tD"-h~ the bost1hty of oile, tl&hon ti.CI'U of member., amalgama Uo 11 of ~ ~~~:::th;:..~~:~me ~ ELMWOOD MUSIC HALL PRINCIPAL SPEAKER OO·OI'B&ATIVE ALLIANCE. Tbe lat eraat.ional Co- operath·e Alii· aa ce it at JlfCMIIt tp rud ovtr thr ee ~ntlneot.. aod f4 laadJ, aod eonn 8,000 co-ope ruh·e 11odetiu with i,OOO,000 mtmben.. Tile Nlotb hltrn tion.al Co-open.U\•c Co ogreu wjll talr.e piau ~: Saturday Evening mav 3rd "' end.--Com· ::.•the aodet!n of tbe tame dhttlct. At the be gl nlug of thli year ! ,.:SU Wt &111 all equal befon tbe law, hilt penon wne employed i11 189 to-opBa· tha worltla,.a~an DIIYeT enjoy tbe lldnd tl1't toe:let\N 1111der t be eondlt!ora. of CEO. R. KIRXPATRI_C·K OF NEW YORK CITY AUTHOR OF WAR·WHAT FORP . , proteetloa of tJ~ei le'!· wlliell perm.IU a eepltal!n eorpor.iloa to it... )trike breektl'fl to ~· .. ... ~pt, t f tltelr ..._ to ralM "tU prt~ ~ \loeb labor pown. , 'l'llt do aot e"t'tll u- a ro.la ~~~~eh ._ ~ ~ lew w\!~11. - petutt. ·.to ~'7 ~~~ tM rl1 ht to dr.~ lr.lll _o,... bo.a; ,tlaey .... tilt llDI~ taritr arn~npd betwee n tb Centnl Ualoil ·of O"""ea Co-oper.tt... )odeW. ead tile ' Central U11Ioa of lliall:trt aad Confert~'7 WorktrL 'l"'lt Hanpriae"'l'rade Ua lna Eneo· ba ~-~ a .J'"'(1ellllltloe wllenby tht: ..!!.!!ken are Mrnntly ad•leed to tlioeb .. ,·lnp-iif,- Wit h t ile io- to bit tbem nnd witbdraw , fn)lll -an •~·.o• _-:;:::-__ ,-;:__ · ;:::._;:·;: •••• • ,_, ·· - ..• ·:::-:...:·.:·;:;: _·::::-..:_: - ···:·- -~ --- ,,,.,_,,,,-~,...,_-:; ""'"---~.:-.:··;;;;;: r~:~~ :~~~ ::r:.!~inr u... Pf•fil ;~:::!;;o~:~~~~· . .1/dm!ssion~ 10 Cents UNDER THE AUSPICES OF LOCAL BUEFALQ_SOCIJ\LIST pARTY I ~===============::!!:z::=:::::;:=======~l.::~ �PU8USK1lD W'aD.L Y BY TH B BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBUSHING COMPANY u..., ....., SJ W.&p~:Wn..... TIN Hl!.ISutJL ~t Hl!l:'fttY TUTTHn.L., S...-,. ~~ ._.., BUFFALO,N. Y• JORANlt BHJUl~PRUlD, 7 T . ~- Go\.TT BLL. ll<oo. ...... SlW.E.t.pStnd,3rdOoot BUFPALO, N. Y, Sat.::ttpbc Prb $1.00 per,._,, SOc lb. monU.. ~.,.W. tn a4 ..azx:~~ E.ntf'n!d u 1e000d-d ... rxut.U~rJnneh. lUI~. at the pou of!loe a' Ball'alo, New Yotlr:, llllder th o Act of Marcb 3, I!Jl9 SATURDAY, APRIL 26. 1913 THE BELGIUM STRIKE Th~ o·stimal(' of ,·ahw plat•e<l uu t h e ballot _!Jy the Behd a n s ill t.bllwn lo,\" tlw ~trikr of tlw ~.:-iHii~tll iu that country for Cfjlllli ILIUU· hoot! ~nlfrfl~o·. I t is tonc .. ~t.-d t lull o\·c r 500.000 men hfiV(: l ni~t down llwtr to>o]s in orol•·r loJ fon•o· thr l{oYcruuu• nt to gi\"c in to their Oerruuut... In th111 t'ountry wNllthy nwn. profea.,ionnlll and th e clergy, ort' nllow(.-..1 mruty \"O\t•s. while worker~~ ore allowed b nt on e. and in llJLIIlY t·n~··~ ur•· o·utiro·l~- disfrruwltiMr·ol , l wlustr~· rs l'omplet••ly_ t i••d up. hut tlw Socia li!ltll nrc p r ep a r ed for a loug Ri.•~t•· to win !lwir ri ~h t ~. whit·h they helie\·e will go "a loug WN,I' in l•rin~ill!! 11loOLLI 11 t·hu n~: t· fot the better iu the enu se of th e workt·rs. Th,in k of il. workt•nr of Anlf'rien. tlWIIf' 111).11 arr snc•rifleing en•ry. thiu~: for tiHH wh id1 you hn,·•· •tn•l f11il tu tnkf' ad\·llntage of! Sine<.· tho• rounty trf'UIHlrer hll-'> rcfn~f'll to pny th e TntcrnatiO nni'B strike darmll:<' hill wh~· Joe,;n't t ht• t•om pnny refe r ·the matter to .T utl~t· Buy onet Brown or In ju nc ti o n P ooley f In "I'Nlkin,._. of t ht- t~'KtM of th t· li Nn •est('r Compnny t o mO\'e plant to ~f• uM. G•· rmnn~·. the Tim es Hnmmer suggeHbi that of cou rse {·\"f'rythiug would Ill' Nl' r eue for th e m th er e. What til e German SociRlilitll would do to n tit'!tb co nce rn like this would not look well in print. A FINE SCHEME On•' nf nnr t•npitalil!t <lllilics pumped nut a lot of \1'0rds abnnt 1\llach in~t inail ho:s:<..,; to Htrt't•t canr nn e cllif·Jut w eek. 1111ing th e report nf ru t En.;li11h o·otLQU] for th•· o•ll«·n,;e. It is significant that th f' ptll!•ri..tor of th11t pnp•·r i!i 11 lnrJrt' !itOf~k h old .. r irr th e lut eruat ional Huilwuy . Of I'OL!I'll..- t ho· ('OIIl]'II U Y woul d r ..ee ive a ui ee r evcnuf' or lor·ko n t. (!ne t' in a whi l f' Wf' now s•·o• n st rf'N car with 8 s ign II. S_ mnil uttndtetl. a n J t llnt i,; too mtu• h. nn•l .~ho ul rl be nbo li!ih ed. The 1:0\'ern· IUI'/11 <'HIL hnrullo· the nmil unw lt h··ll o·r witlt itJIL own l• tnplo)'I'H thun l>y dt·p··cJdurj.! 011 ]•ti\"JLt•· o ·orpnru t i u n~ . \\"h 11 t th e n ews p Rper nwn·tiurw•l Wi!ilto•h !H ILo't'i>lllphHh i~ IHi t tht• thr• \Witf' t dc ]i\·ery Of !he IIIRiJ. )out tJ,. prrtt<·<·tu'>JL nf the lut•·rnatiunnl Hnilway L,\" t he gon·rnmcnt. Tlw t'!t p ttu ltht t•Ju.,~ i,; ubnt~·s fi!! hting fu r its doS!I intl'rcstN. Jtnucir10· l\ ro·fu~illl! lilt' JnLfkll f~tr U]'t'll nit ~o·hoO ) Ji finrillg \'fli'Utiun f Thtnk ••F 11. th•·n luk·· a wnlk urm 1111l tho· nll'll< low nntl lle<· tlll' boohs � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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( Thi1 and t be t loolri"eea )llt!ViOOI o.leJIONt uo mo11ey ia bauta. itll'l; wlll be pab li1bed 10011 i11 ~-ou bn "e baekl of your 01n1, Jlblt t form, 1\hutn.led wltb do no! redeJlOIIil ;., n 'Joitalllt and diagrama. 7 ell ce.•t• • Tbi• e•·e., tbe )lOlita\ ~at'• do Orde r fro.a autbor, 2830 Lop11 ' !Cllica go. !,;,========~========~ Ttooeuperit.llcaoftll a hlternatloaal tll a capltalllt f'llJielll of B11fl'aJo , a re oaly too u.~r to get tHir Cbt C~zv ~'/Wistr~r· PETER KUPPEL &a.DatKuta&ILU'IIJAd&. JCa~•,._,.lltniM tqlleeutd l;==~;~;:;;~====~;;~;;==~ tlleawM.\IIId.• blootl .. dtnn of ou tlle hoarded dol ta.,. at ruu:li ngtt reet ra.ilway e..-\de.atly cau.ed ll lln 11 '""'7,-;e~!~~s TO GREEDY PLUTOCRATS. Out out thle Ad •and . brtnattto- BUFFALO SHOE CO. Smcca and . Bllkott Struts �. I ANTI- WA.R DEMONSTRATION .MAY-DAY CELEBRATION SATURDAY EVENING MAY 3rd ELMWOOD · MUSIC HALL PRINCIPAL SPEAKER GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK Of NEW YORK CITY AUTHOR OF WAR- WHAT FOR? UNDER THE AUSPICES OF LOCAL BUF.FALO SOCIALIST PARTY �LIST -!.don . . EQUALITY BEFOWI£ T H E LAW - ~WKULT BUFFALO SOCIAlJST PUilUSHING CDIEPAN"l SlY.E..p.,.,.._W._ .....,...._..._,..,_ ~TVT"nnR.L,.~ - Plt.UIIt~.~- w. r . G&TTCLL.. .... ,... - ~· -.!"- maieriaJ iD.ta'tft ad • ~ IIDiier ~ it reUiMd.. 'Wiaat-wt: DNilia DDt l!llutit!' before the eapisalin Jaw, ba1 a _... Ia•, Ue objeet of nitll il tW lmmm intft'Ml .r aU la'Q.JU.D BUPPALO,N.Y. ..._..,.PtbSIAO,.,.._,,SOt.a ...... ,..,..... .. . . . _ .... tt1J.a&IMJ11*4ic:.U ~-~--.J 8d.do,. ~- T.t:, ~liMo pclW'U" ~ llelpl.e. ~to~ eseep: Hilt taw ofi:umaL'tJ", Urr.t- ~ ol ~ ia DOt obliptary r.r asodd ~ ~ ...... blain--~. i: il -!1 ~.-itil BUPTAJ.4K.Y. ~ JSl 'W• .r..,t.s.-t,.W&w law! Of ........ - - . . _ _ : , - ol - , ., ... - :ia~.rn:r::=--thl!--=::r-=: -~i ~~i-~~~ H 1---....;.-.-~;..--~-~~----" ud liCe. X. ...... rillased wMu eapitaHst ~..a.-- liMit~ to llriDc f t Tim Ad til a.rd!l, _ , . 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Wa1riD lifa'a 11.0blt.t pa~ tiMa1 .,-.w. ~ tM pndanioa a nJAU .. r of fan. )fayor Jo'uhnn•nn ball nothin1 I() do with TO LY.SU THY. CO)I I'.AXY ;\ U, 'NH; All> liE ::.:t:::!, C:.~: ~~-:::! 1~.:·::-:-.::. ::..~11 ;,'- -~~~:.:~-:.:"'..: tioa~~~-:!a (;QI~;:,: ltmuc. and "'I" thi n" only, ;;;oi'"~''""' t.rought the lntenational to .. bebea •P lcr~ and (or~:t-d the r,.,~ition of l hto: union. TUAT OSE TII J!\'0 io« u tare do t•rir biddi..s- We ..-m p&oltatiOII af _..by-...,~ a .,...._.. atul p11t it lato .,-.tiea, WA8 TilE ~ II AUOW CW -12.0011 Dt;Tf-;Rlii XED WORKISOliEN r• bat.ir. " ~~.&tlllt u a.-iliud ..,., upaitalio. ot au aural aM .m! "..c!us eJa..audoct, -rkiapu.. ._lr:_ Half a ailllea Btlflaa a"' .. .erik ..._.,. tkt aMltUM 1.1 ,.etlq 'J'I't-. u..ter tkl ~ a• rit• .... ' - •....-.1 ~ WHO T II REATY.SF:U TO LAY IJOWX THEIR TOOLS ASD JOIX AA~J-~~~~~:~~-..:~i~\',; ~ilio•illnll THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPMENT IS in Uuft"11lo eould ha\'1' whintd lhf' olfk·~ "' IJw JU tM'"flAiiOIIIll llfllil lhf'\" " 't<rl' hlack in tht" raCe, II wuuld not IJIIVI' cbamu:d the fa l!f' of ihf! ai tuation a hair'a breadth. /.~'r!•~"rT·~~-~~~~Ji':;;~:~h~J:~u~.R~~Z;~~ltiou Sllii'I~Y It i11 not tht- Jl<ilil·y of th~ caJinalillt politician• t o Jwnuit illll o•IJJ"'' 1" kw·•· th•·ir t~t r••tJgt h . lmw~vt r . 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Tho• 1111111 who i.'l "'ll' ilh ·· th r mJt.jorit~· Tb~ Sotirli.tt• aa eeruiial;r full of uce-, w~t are your mraDrl' · 'll l•ltill ,1., " "II 1,. ,,, 1111111", liim....·li 111 Tinol 0111 wheN' he is la nte . halt or f"'lrio>li~ fenor, a•d tllti r pauieti&IJI ~ tboag, h-~.-~,, H41DI to be ce rhll ll•l Tlh· t ll•tlk•·" 1\1'1' Ml\111~ " 111 Mlt"MII"'' of t he m11 jnrity. :::.,,~~li::!t~:~:;f;:.fe~~~ .::.D: ::~;-:t ::u::~l~~~~~~~:i:.:r:~:~~ "'"'t"'-"'oll ••• I ~~~::: ,;:~·~,:.~~u'::;•::!:::, ~;:,'~~~~'!t::~ ~:~ ~~~~~~':l~d:••• "'"r•· A.ll of tile iotOple •ho':" tt.o 11o...,, ...~• t t •I•U . rrau1 11111011at 111 u r th lac 1r11 • -' •JII!ad~na, ud, of cDUJ11t, 'twera . .. _, lad...t , u tiN Aellrlfln arnbau1oto r t.otdda 't ·~ 1111 •ltb tM:a!, , .. To be. 1u r~, be. tlOH tl e lMtt 1ae tu, tllltaal•• •11 Mr•u t• .,..,, to lkt Jut lnth of bldf!; hat, alt.~r all, that'• 01111 a trUie wla.. 1" r•- to toar-11 ft. with tbe <lrlllaad• for «-'d l•ee uti rul'l" 111d '"'" ~IIJool: I'INI "'" othr gotu tlol•o~ t ~l•r• replar biJ!b·toatd lllllbu.II.'IOf. ••ot .. A TA L B OJI TWO OHIT/08. .~":::Jn~~~."::~~~~=~!:, :.::r::-~=~ 1 ~t;~~.:~:: shu a t t!!O a wee.ll per belli. tblt ll 1Aioald be. lllled.-101' twt ..r1111hlat~ta 11f tilt work• • • •••I DO otMr t.laH. Uo..,-.M 'Dttana '5flltl!tl .. tl- 01 pllf1)..C1J?i taii1U bold tbe Sod11i1U aad I•IDUI tatff!JIIr to tla "bllll...,...•," llt"Ottt4t 1a11 hd bte• 111 cr.. theorist~. Perh•Jl'l· Tt.e • JII'IOII. , Praoce too k tile N.IDa 11ttitude. Nlltlltolly, tiNy trere UJI 111 .,., lli t Ill• ,...,elatlo.. ,. lad,fe. at 1•• lbor• t.la- wbo aougbl to p.id~ t•• ouc-llbrtd -'' Hell " rnaror, nd all ,..111ea s-iNd biN&. t.a bf,tt lal•, Ulfot· doD. But tlo.ere .f.l- a ma:a ud llt tvut~lr, ll01r11nr, for t"-, t,.be wotklaa ,•"- rot.otJ~Iq,d fll e.... pa.,a aad wrote tile 8edaJ Cotatra;:L Tllat m~J~ td~ to ba ••••ll•d w IJU~ bJ t.la4i aaf-..1 c"J)''tallria ot •U ~n!M.- :::.J:.: :::::;.~ 111 ~t 0 ~k.. .:! ::;;,:";;,11:-t.la-:: .::::::::::-: odllloa llf t.lae ! ,, " ' h' or I h .. ~··''""'' (\1•1 f ra,• nt l~ .. r thL• "rom mou I>Ctpul" who are al- burtlr..., aad do •» ita t,lltillf, U' 11111- a •boneai•a 11f the be11,. o! tabor for J::~~;pe ui.-.. ~teet Q.r wa_\ , a t t h•• h"1"l ,,r th. h,.rourouJ.: lll'llo•r 111 t•ampa i.gu ~1nr burn bf: doDe. tile •o.rkf.1'J 11f • H'rt&ia iDd111try. ..-ill au .....,. ot."iDH • • • qpn..riJtr ia , ... Q;icop t:!' .. 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Th~ re~ at Monte ohtM.'aat a - ~-1" ere be aWe_til ro tile ..,.,t.de ot Mf'ltal. .bd J"'lt pan Hre [w tbl':lr -.lllat U ·: woman . ~ Ilana.~~.~ ~uit Ap~n~ tow~l~l':r .i:~ •::"'t~!,:'~:~:: ~~=d·:::.:~~~,:~;~~.~:r!~: ~" 1 0111 " 1"1; It i1 lnlffe.tlaa to 0011' tt.e r~alt trt t N "aetid'a Ia tlall rltJ "' IJau~ ~1° ~~~'\:!~/~.he~.,.:o:;t;~a.. tUJ~Ul~ the flt'Otlle t D fw 1ile t -ple ..-bo are doia; ;u ..-orll, de.-e\opmut, ..d r011led deplr ia tbe ttaetr 'ftta"i. wu' to blad tM Ht:ou.d ~~~117,';7: .~;';hrrtl~~:;~:·:, S,:,c \~~ !~~~~:~~~~~} ~\~:~l~n~~l I'Jn;!':~·~,-~~ek:::: =u=:~ ~:~:;~ ~::~= U\n'~ .ud 1 Til E SU PPBHING AMBA BSADOHS. IDt.f'tued t br ~11t r.r for tM- ~pie ..-lao make it, 011 maoy ceat111its of alo..- gwwtll IIJid cry. A.ao.l th~ !lobleri laazbed ot Jt. But ·• Tlw 11. "'"' lh '""·l'"l"'l"l< "'"'' "'!"'11\IOII".ly 'W'.,y.~ 11 In truly dtmoe.n t ie tf•lrlt, ou r o.ld hltad of ltber, Wo0d7 Wilton, 11 •JI· t11tin11: for 1 naiH In !laY t or ••• Ualt...J 8tatMf•M-'ort. Tah tlro.o ••~ Ndor to the f'lllltt of t:arl.. d, l or n 1111plt. Stnaj!rll•l aad ,l•o•l•lt onol ¥"• IDr,-t ryiD iir to wobblf! tbroUJb lift o• 1 r- h ry •17,600,-llalr 0 *OIIl aft'ot.tlaa plcta111 of t ile be.rt bew..S dowa, How 11 11 lllto rolor to IINp la lmw ll " Pfllted wltll h~M~-brtlwla" l id llflAtl 11111 tbfl Uh, 011 • ll ttla PB••r·an te rt lpend llka tt1,&00 t llow It J.a rai 11 • to llrOJterly l fltf:rt.aill tbe A1tora 1111 t ba '\'a..t..hllt1 •ttd t .. tHI of t•fl PJ' 1101111 <1 • ·THOUGHTS OF THE WORKER · 1 ::;;lh::;;in::;;g;;~::;;"'::;;'::;;"'::;;"::;;"::;;h::;;i<::;;O"::;;.,:,,:;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=·= ll;"~'i:l~l:.·~~~'·t::: ~:~'!:-::.·:~"!~,' :~-~ ~M~~:-"'-o.,:;"',,r~......! .~~•'• "" Wh••tl ,h,l J... •UIIi Fuhrmnnu 1lo 1111\"thing for tlw work ing claM, , ,-.;,•,·pi t.• l•nlol,• plutilluhnolt.s poppH·u•• k .H III•U I hi10 fricnclshiJI for them It ail e rllildl't' tl of t ile eorit.moa ,_ l ib~ mll!ter~ of tb e wo.rW 111d ahap.. it , tatiOIII ir.aow perlaetly well that It! , . 11 111 pa i~o., 1 tittw • · Jllr, if th• 1011• of tbe toikn rr f...., at(ortliDg · to tbeir OW"II iutcf!lt and 1r! DOt in t~ -~ du. with tiM to ll~; bt for caJiitaliPII, wllo tbe will dl'lift. ~l1matlo111 1111d J>r Qlettallolla li1ber ..-lao publldy 1tate. that .A.ttotlwor rootl rtMOD 0 To ba lUna, It woulch't bl'fl tallta 1 111Ait"1 ot • l7,600 It' • • h u flf~l t• rtlullll :Wiu •:-...,..,.. , tile DtttroW. 11lrl " tU.... hlllr o b~r bJ , • • t.a 1 Urh In iml n!!Trial life t h e real differenee between manual labor 11n d fneu ta llabor ia often th ill, t hat The rcp~n l a ti \'1'11 of t he latte r lake and enjoy what th_t• for me r baa. produced. [n fact. th er e is no clistinl'l li n e of di,·ision bet ween manna! 111111 men t11l l11bo r. W hi le 110me kinds: o f m en t a l la bo r can llf' tlont> wit h a \"e r v tuna II 11moun t of hoclily exe rtion . t ht- re can be no m11nna l la bo r without 19.1ne meniR\ nc·tivit y. :\0 ma n er what a Otlln ia wor king a t, ht' c11n not lteeomplish a nything u.cful.wilhon\ thinking. The "·ork of h ii h a nds ia th e c.xp re~~~~ iou Rnd realization or · a 'though t, eith er a lhou!-!ht o ( his own . or a thou ght of wtnehody ebe. But C\"en if he i'l only executing a not~e r Man'11 li•O!Jghl . he mWit 1M! t hinki n g it 0\'er in order IO execute it ool'l"'O.Iy, a n d the tbou ghtJI implied in ~.:h···n u e.-;.!caeed h1 t ile ..,.,. It • oll ri•bH Ia t ile &lid Btro.t•, tOitrtllod for a r.a· tury by t• ~ 0..111oe.rot Jlf-J:iY· • ::::·~ 11 ~:~~:.::.';::~~," ~uoot ,.lerlala l8'fl1h17, ~!lot'• t t.e on , , . MANUAL AND MENTAL LABOR t h.• · · rri,• wl ~ nf lh~ peo·pul"' umong tht' ~R IJilaH.1t Carlo and the Ri\·kr, }1\I'A••' " r . a"" ••M1d ,.1 tkal 'N l uorl t• 1w.to E YELLOW SLAVE BECQMES THE MASTER ~:::.~ ~;,;;:r~:; ~::~~':'':'n:~.1:~td,.~~~:;'t.r::~t~~o·o:_~::t~!~: 1,., 1.,.r 11 ,.r ll ull'uln h1111• u ny. :l lliug hut l•olit·t• nLtr111' into orde th e r to " '"":' l ;;::;;'::;;"'::;;'::;;"'::;; "':"" :;;; ;;;; ' '::;;d::;; oi::;; u;;;;; g' l 'uwrHtl,-s who ' " "1-!hl tho• l•··•wh ~ r uml w • b..,e. reui,.ed hom tha. O..M nat partr , - 11 ,111' Jh•· ]'nll! wi nn" dnl o.opli rm to 11\'0i~l rdi J>Ons i hilil~· for 0111 tho• llltl r.l,•rl•urul' Th,• tilll!llk..·i.!iiOn In hui"•• ..Jttstit•t' l\row11 Julo ~ h• •l\ ~ .•••II "hul tllf',l' llh'tlll 11 ho•n Tilt' o•npi111 l i~t III'Wl!JIII IU'nl fnr " lukilllt tlh· Jlldw :II'Y .. ut nf J'••lilit•ll. '' Tlwy 11111Mk it 11111 \C' r II .. r Jtl•••·• ll···•lum 1• 1111 tw •.••,]I, •.,J,.,,. l•ut t hc•y 11im pl_1' mcnn k o~· l'ing II JU•III•' wh••ro• ,I nn ""11 '1 t• .w h 111•"111 on do·ctiou i!11y. E1 1·r~ -•u It dlat l-etl,p. pdf"'* tlro.a t lro.o d•'a't ~ :ll:h'.!-:t~~;~OI'~.~ ..~~~~-=~ ,_o;. ~~It";~~:~·~ :•,t.t~~ Wanlall ~~~::~! ''A!:~::~.'-1 ,.:~~~~~::.-:; ~~ j:d-;t~t•,~·:~•:!:n '!:.~e~t·:.~ :ll'riod •hra tbr theory ut •wolutioll - -- - ~J r.•,·! :a: ::~ ':'u.. ofo.l 1 Tln• r· · ·~ u .. tlnn u tik•· n 1-!•·n··rul illl• • tho• lh•Jlt'\1'1 .,f lh•· lllll,l•·r~. t- t1 tOI ••l!•r. t be !Ddi•ld~~al bel•l IDio tile t ile •Drlllac da-. ;:~uy"'~:~er:tt::t iti:.t•:;i«i:tad J,JI~IT", \~ ~'\~~?. ITH~~~ ~ T HA T OLD RED 8 PEC1'1fB A GAll\" I It di-11lt ioa. we eat! It ao. t'llat It woa!l do to.- t ka b1 ~,..._ b•t I!N.t.il d"' •ot mea• aacibiJafonball wa11., tM• to oadtntaad tlwat rlt• -.14 bitter th , ...o !til rut ... aailll ia tha deeoaro~ eba.rit,. ..d t t11ata, 1t u.q a ri: roJ•I to kf.tp t•~lr - I t M tM ..._k et 1:: T il E SI.A\" E 1'1•:1'\ T IIJ-;y 11.-\ 0 LF.FT. 1 ntLJ:RIII t o• tll 1• ••'- ..:. ~~~~~:t!.n~~ '!.-: ::r:l•::::·.o:~ !':;.:;,•;;; ;!.~~~·'': a'Ibt~ ....,_ :fdo~::.!r:.=.~~~.t:: ••"l!~;=-~~:'r~~ ::: ~;'~t':.e-~.: :~~.'~~•-rt•~~:-! 0: !::~1':'; '"* ;~:~·,1 ::~ '.~:~~r~·r';:;:~~~'t;.'i::~, ~~~~:~· ..il~l-~~~·':.1,:~)::::;·,~:,~~~~~~" i';:'':~:~J:~~:~j,',~~ .,r ,•• 11 ·aa~ ~=~ ~~~~;~1~11:1•::~ Jill tl lwd HI tl w '"'l!'lllllin~.: nr t lw llt ril;o·. wh,·n t lw mnyor. lhP polu•c, 1he !don*y i1 tile uniHnallauguage that p..rrnit, without beiag o.-er i11qui1lti.-11 lent Ia maDy c&111!1, ~=~11 11!11 to do 10, Jll•h:•... tlw \'o •WII. Tirtlo·"· 1-: ~p to --.JJ, (:.,uric r . En(juirr r 11nd Commt•N.'ial ew·ryo1111 uoder1u 11ot1. Dut u 111y •• to tbe moral qu•lity of thr mes 111 bec111N! of the ceuultJIO make • II•· j .. tn·;!hl·'·hl:::;,:::,~ll\t~t,t t;,i; l~.,:::::.•··::~~:.',','li~ :1·h;•; ;~~~ j;~~~-ui~~'fl : ~·f; 111 ~~ othe r la 11 ttu•gt, it !tad• luel! rndily tO '""t>loyrll ill '.bi1 tadea.-or. Th~ .contte· ~~~;liu~::. Ll wbat we coli modern Jlltoul<·tl•·•l . Tlh•!l th 1• ro t lu•r loill ('upilnlis iM dr-st•tl••d I hi' 1 , the Ul'ru•lou ot great hlnl• 111 •ella• 11uenru of tbt~ Iff the demona_h~tag of The •~naut, moae1. bu become the I>~•~ inlentiouo, ot rnny lw I mnni .of llurnu M<'iely, tbe brutalil.iag of mr11 aii·J'oO'II'er tul muter, lllld t he " muter 1111,J 11,.. II•'\I~J'III'•'r~ 1·"1-:AIC l \' l i T ill•: LOSS I IF \\" 11 01.1-: I'AG !• j<ly u .... u "11rief, f.nlla · a11ll ..-omea, lhf ~ommt-rdali.ting o f tbe uuillu• hh118t!lf aa d wb1t h ball ill Ill•' . \11\" EII'I'l ~ l '\ t: , f,.!l •m••d 111111 ,- l o tlw •'XI!'Jt l of lo·ltan~~: up lh••tr ul •u••· ,f Jh•· 11troko·r~. und d··muwlillll "\ UBITH t\'1' 10:\ tio" ao ..-el! no lleJ•r.,..wion, bope or 11<'1· 10011 trnder llumau relatio111, aoll tb~ kim to th e 1vvlre of bir .nllow •II•·•· y,.u wrl l " "''' !lwt th••\· d11l not 1•·11 t ilt' 1 Rhout • l'"it. lha r<>u • re hrl J•Ieu in tbi• u~ortuJ>uiou• ..uilldng of hum.11 l i~H !low ca11 we erupe tbi1 Jlf.rtenlollf ,.,.J.,II I IIlllll undo•r 11111.-11 11;. Ill•' II ltnll lot•c u wu rld or outo •·it bout mo ... ey. nd you 11]0011 tlroe. altar ol !be ~roldca e1lf. E\'CII By dolllfC 1way with tbe ee:onomic tyl· WI-: Ill·: 1:-o:T E ili-:STEll I .'\ \\'AS .\ \'1-: lfT I . · muot ... n ~·o•m cl f ;,. or.Jer to .~:r t i~. tbe ml11dJ of tbil..trrD are poiJOned witb tern whieb tndu f:Otllmo<litiet ou t of ~Til l I\ I·: A '\ lltll-:'1' '1' 1\ li T i lE ).1 1·:1'\ B Af'K II \llu.- or hotb rnrn ln•l th oag1 •• the. hut afte r moa t y, 1111d wb e11 tbei r ll 11m1111 bei11111 111d r e.:o11 al~• 110 other 'l'h·· Butful" ~·~·iuli' l tu ko· .. 1•ri• l•· ill til l' fru-1 '"" 11-""r"'l hy muu,.~·. It you ioqai re time eomf:l tor cllooring • \'Ontiou, ololi&at ioD •• bhadiiiJI among n:tt n tb1a ht nk •· '''" ,,r 11 hn1 ,...,.u..·o ll•• J.,. hop 1·1•.,.,. •"Oilllitionll. ~hr_r. tl•r •ortb of • m•n t tbe au swtr rj thrir 1mbilio11 i1 110t d\ree:ted by 1 cub Jtayrn<t•l. It b ~i11lillm ..-bi(b 11 Jl!\.cll In tl!trnt ,ot moner. J, ,J., wiT11 Jl u• l•'tlll~ uf M•lll•• tuo• n l . 11·hio·h w c r~· in tlw I r dffire. to llull tb~ mra111 of ~..tppiag will emt11cip•te r~~anlli11d from tbe tyr· lt i•. tlrorrrfnrr, only na1ural tor mCII tb~ir indi .. idullity 111d gl.-iag it the a1111y of the yrllow rlave. aud e~~tabllrh to ttraia en· r~· nc.,·• io thei r rfl'orta to fallnt ~ible UJ>reuioa, but by the. cbart.cte~, ~~~~ power ud 1oc:bl etll· ar qu>rr moary 111 faot u ~011dit.ioa1 will wilb to m1ke moaf!y, Alld tll~y llrf', ot CielleJ' 11 tbe 1tud11rol of bUIDIII worth, ll u11 mnn,• ~ • " -~~ ~,.:.~.:;~:': 1~1;:'t1::;l:" '~. ::~;i~;~·.~~al~~i:'t!:'"~~:~a=t:: ,,..:i. ~~~~~ buma:,..milld ! ~e~~:.,u;, ; ,•b:ou,::~: lutioDaty pr.,.,.,.. wbit• bepll ftrot oirn• o! t"'n uf ti., in ~~: m111.,, to it• . luu l 11'-.•11 ground. insiPHd or 111_r:1, T!IE I STEUKA'!'~t}SA I, WO I ; L I ~ XO'l' IIA \: 1-~ l ll li \' ~:S I T ~ \"lt'TDIS Tjl :r-:.:.:= ~a:·::~~~~~.,~-=~~: t- d - llot ia tlleir U tllre Mp- 1111111Mr at hadu.t.rilalllllkiM ~~.. tJ.t h...t.."'ta1 pri_.,1f\le at 8Mlall. .,t•e.• ho• the fokft ...o.1 toadi· the Clua Stn.p.kt. 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Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-04-19 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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OONNETTE TRICKERY ·I S 'TRIED OFFERS BRIBE Company's l\lloney is Declined �SOCIALIST NEWS OF WESTERN NEW lro."lAGA.U r~. H . Y. A._WAitNlND . BATTISTONI BROS. BOTTLING WORKS• Dealers In Celllornla W .~-ln_e. •I_'~UON IIIJ1nen1111111~ Specl&laU~II\IQil _,,.s#-.tl. (11'eii10 pbooe orden &.Dd prompt deU•erJ. IJIC.-.St, ...II'CitcAGII1J"-Il~:S I PHYSIGAL CULTURE ••ru~~~~~..BJ$.'.1\\'~"o. RESTAURANTS TU."--a --==·~.:=..~" '-f•f-,C~L WHOU WHCATUIAIJ. TO ALL STRIKERS GOOD FOR &Oc out Cut thle Ad and brlna It to the BUFFALO SHOE CO. Seneca and Ellicott Streets �BPBOL\L lfOTIOX. · . , The puiJIIe art\ i.u •·i~ to tbe1e 111..,1. coliUIUUI of the -Bdolo SoeUd:l.ft i11p, whlt b have t•rO\·otd •·uy helpful open for &DJ aOUoe or arUde to all who ha •·e - " attending. beadt t.1ae 8oci&Uit monment wWkilla: ~ We aU: that BRANOll OllE, SUNDAY &qROOL. reach • lrJ a\ leut llltm\b.J' Tbe Sodali•t Sunolay fk bonl of Dtlht tor Ule 'toUcrWtu,- -ek'l ed.iliol:l, Brauch Due meett at W-la od '• tt lat.ft', J)QbUct.t.IOil ct.DDOt be f11.1.nD· Waldeo aad &iley a''"""'"-• e>'ery tMd,.. day ~ttoralug atl0:30. Sud yo1.1r - ANTI - .WAR D·EMONSTR-ATION .. d11!nndcomeyo1.1r~tr. MAY-DAY CELEBRATION I<O>'IOZ. rto lbe O.Omeu eomrade., the ir tricada, G-4 a ll wome• "ade,.: It it• d•lnd to dll thi1 eolamn with •:iewa upoo mattert lllat pertaia partieularly to womea. To tbi1 ead we in •· ltc l'OP· tributioo t oo neb 111hjeda from a ll of you . Your aame will not appear, but th e wo rd ''eontrlbutor'' wi111bow that it hu tu.>.-.o tellti u. Let Ill bu r f ro m B1LAlfOR ntB.BB WILL BOLD Bl!BIE8 OFLEOTUltEB. i l On 81.1nday, April Utb, Mahoney will a Jdreu th e Brant>b 1111 ''8oe ial i1 111 aad ReYo ii.Ltlou.'' Sunday , At•ril fO t::a, Lee F . ll eat>oek w ill l]"'!ak under the IIUJ'il'H of t ile Braoeb on ''S..ie l'rlnelplt>a of SoeiaJ. lt m." April l?itb, Branc h 3 and l'lraneb 1 DOH." F OS TER, l'ret~ CD r. will debate th e tubj e-et, ''R t'l!loh·eol: That Uait~· ~ t ween the Sot'ial i•t Party EVOt.trTION or CONSCIENCE. a a tl Soeiali•t Labor Party is ()e. met • man one day with aw90'!e 11 • illable." , Jl e wuabril!btandhai'JIJindi· 1 ia IJilte or h i1 ml1to r tune. ' II ow LAST S001AL EVENT or THE SEA· &l'tiolent h&l'flell,' I uked him. · ao11,. wu no aceldent,' be roplied, 1'b!! Womt>o'a Club wi U bohl a "'bber ru n Ia our fami ly." Tb l1 todal .a t'ra.nklin lb. ll, !i2 W. Jo:a~le f)omethDe. J tbi11k 1 Utret, &11~•1 trYt'lling, Ajlril 19, J!H:l, wooolen heads ron in f or the beoellt of tb r. Dul'l'alo Sodaliat . ' Wbon a~r~aa •·o t t>a a ti cket A.dmiaioa J~ eent1 ur a buadle of rulr timt' aimply l>f'~&UIO loi1 bera. C..rd1 u d daneing. AII ~Mmbeno and 8f11Ddh.tllt'r voted the ume are "fl.oed to anea d thb 'Mifi:al and · It looh like it , donn't hi tl>f'irfrieads. • DIDIIY tbhllfl we do be<':llllle aaee~try. It yon don 'I belie\'t :RU'BBD 150CIAL. ""'""'-•li. ,,m,,ad bea r &m At kin•oa deli\·er l'o.:h,r tb e awot•iee& or t he Wome11 l leeture oa "The t;l·olutloD Club a lltlbber Soeial will be held 1 ''a~ Atlantie . lilll, 3.57 &t urd•.•· eYea ing, lll'ri! 1\ltb. 0 11 Pnday 1!\'el! llll, Apri l you r olo l rubbeno a lonl!. S o'ciOC'k. Laolie& are r,peeiall:r 10 ,. ol<l ruhbeno · Adml.. ion only tea CCIIII. ad·,.U,-~ 11 . Th e SATURDAY EVENING MAY 3rd ELMWOOD MUSIC HALl PRINCIPAL SPEAKER GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK -- =--- politic-! and inlll>,tr l,.ll Why. ue ~ ieo, th ey are 11lso taught to ..,ttMlJ'I'IDfllepi>Or &u<l oth e rotit hf Wh at 01·hith a r e ia harrno tiy with NERCHANT TAILOR ;:',~~~i~nl i:,:b:~fe ::.:::~. ~!~~e ~~~~~ 1209 S•••••• .ft,..l. ARTHUR OPLER 962 BROADWAY Dlstrtbutor of ]Obi Rtslltl sba bln:eu and ben lkl Olpr, alto E...a&ll£1dK£111r, &Dt\ 11ow ;11 the 1fi'Otd. of the " """and t lle'ca 1,;1 1 hleo t iea l, et c. f .,.,. .. ~all t he bnacbfl haw\,.,~., t nrhin11 the UO<! IIfi ll, l- ol "Go thoo~and do liluowiw, &<'O DOmk• t o ama t our mind , lfi>O<I "'"''' 1)1!nellt l hr .... •dtil... many yearo, saillinf[ ntor r ~nuito ri~:bt ing (Om radea ue " ""' a lon,.:. We b1l "''"Y obo t aeh•o l <l ""'' th~ Su a•lay ~ h G<• t., ~ln . ®tll.e outb u J•rejudifl'l, in,J ilteu•n re, Brauer, H . Buker; f'. ,n, ro• • in far Th r · J,.,.,,,., Th e 8pl'akt> r•' Clsu will ruMt Ia Ftanklill ll a ll 11~1 Moaoiay r vertlag, 1• i H tb, at e ight o'doc:k. Afte rt be l ln, true tion by Com ra<l., At kiu.o 11 will he a di•~uasion II ]>OD tbe quet· of ''Co·Opo·ra t i•·e StQre:o.' ' . Co m· nul.,. $lora' !.ear,·, t:b111• .1. Ht11 , J r., Hi~hard Smith and J>atrkk O'Rriea will Of NEW YORK CITY won 't olljed if you ou reto }ul\·eao aaOi t!O ftbedat e , at Frnk lia !Jell, S2 WH t AUTHOR OF WAR- OH.AS. ][A'l'TENBEROE& SEWING For tbe infonnatioo of the ••ho pu rcbued ti~ kt!t' ou :t i ma~hi11e for th e llf'ncll l ot 11 i WHAT FOR? S..b lenhr. Pic;:. Nlc;:. plala C11ar Cllpplat• TRY THEM GERMAN LECTURE - BY - • EMIL SEIDEL Former Mayor of Milwaukee MlfNDAY EVE'G, APRIL 14,1913 At 8 O'Clock -AT - �BUFFALO SOCIAUST PUBUSHING COMPANY ~·-.11 Sl w.e..clt5b.t.Jnl6.r ....... TlH ~mt. BUJ'1'ALO,N. V • PRANK IIKKIIHPRISU, 7 ' . - ,..__. tmllt~~.~lnffloof ..,., w.P.C-'B~Ai.QN':'9. ~Prb$I.OOp.r,..,,SOc:.amontb.,paya.,_ l oahuc. =•tt"'r Jo11e It, Ill!~ , at t.be pan o!Bzle a$ · Bllfralo, Ne w York, uude r the Act or Mareh B. 1879 E:aten!d u M'COtld.(:l- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Force a Failure Trickery is Tried/ Mr. Connette Offers Bribe Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2e03ba9f1ae574f5f3bbc10589ef4235.pdf e7d7df976359dacfd966ce7232718e7c PDF Text Text A •DAILY EXTRA!_ Val.l-No.olS The~ ltoolalletwlll be lnuecl as a Dally Paper, until fllrther not1oe Price Two Cents JIUPPALO, N.Y., APRIL II, "13. _ ~C - ON~£T~E _ f.IEFUS"ES ·yo b- E~:L :W ·ITH' _ u· ~ ·ION .M .EN -0 '-'T. ON STR·IK 'E A CALL TO HIKE I ,-- • ~,.. Oomdlldcll'.) We'll-ke tbt; Sopetll frown, The IJU"ett <'.&r atrlke, ' It make. 111 .Illite, AIOootbewrt~atbBr '• llne; Co111e joia t.be call, N-o ..eanll all, And ' ·"Lyourweh•• i11 li11e. ·J PRESENCE Of MIUTIA Attorney-General I ~ISCIISTS CITilfNS Of State is Asked ;~~::i::~~~.~:.":i:!~:~~~~ To Revoke Charter thflltrike ~ttled Tb.JOw out your C'b"'• We'll make tile ~ODI(I&D1 ti~d; We'UeaqetbeiiiJ*i•, Timttad111l11, Fer eYUJ -~~. · tbey &red. ,,;~~~~:~ th~ir ill ally 10 ai11coe file !&\'Of, •1·1~araa~e ~,.... r.~r-i· of the Cowardice of City Officials and Their Eagerness to Protect International's Profits Forces Otizens to ~~::~~::. ~~~.:;~~~~~~'wOO:';;.~tt:o;:! • Seek Justlce ·Higher Up; Hammond Dodges the the eitia.e 11i 10· arriTe down towa oo 'wedne.day morning the :~!:~:a ":~~~~":~,/;!':h~:~Y'::~,:" Question. �trr n.,d,hl'low t he ]loin tof 'f htr~ nre ah... ~·· mo rt. Jle'IJ>lf tbru juh s anti J>ar t lr l><!<'aoue lllU ~ jfitb who hant )Jom" , in,: 10 wnrk for a fr.,.• d olla r~ ,,.., :: ~~;;c:lG1t~';';,;::~;;~:,~ ::!bout t l o"· waj:e thi otlaol of g irl- it ·j i ll'<'"J•I . ur o fno1gettin~:a j ub & Dd II ~b0 ~IIIIQ O! ~U ]l J>O Tt btue\t .-"F" alou•• • h~ mu st of nf!Cc:~o i l y t o t h<' only mr~11• ~hr J.ONl'IM'I to t oh r inrnu•,. St·W~] .. ]""'"· fU r h U th f lfU<!Itt, ITO >Un i n 11,..in lo•r,.. t•of)>roft1N, th ru.no c p l t o "'hil"h • r~ erN"" tfd all th f bu•i· a r•• "" ' ~ 'l''i "''" nf tb t ]'T..,. l'UI or<l t•T; • a od lo"'"Jfi'TI'.. tlrP-rlua -to~ .•· kl!',l:l it . 51.\lad!~U i t •• •.-l ll}nJ: to n• lminiotrr lnt f'll•·" '""'•n~nh t>tir t ~ the j>llOplr hi'~"O !I!in jl ~"'·akrnl'll to ronditlnno, in o•.!r r t hat '' ]•roftb ' ' 11nd th" Allk bt1f'<l. rhun·b J[Ainlt'. ID <l tl'of"l"lnhl e ~tnf tl'fo who!ll' uthl" nan1o io hu1l nrn m ~n. may •·o 111i1uu· I<> thr ~ol•l<'n a u• bar••··•· i.;•'"''' '•'••f. C<>I.·AI•I••m"'·"•'' •·~••'"+mi'W--Jnt- t. ni no1 a h uut • t OFUt.,' l(alle r~· t Aolol to th at Ju11k11 Dro wo and in a few pi<'tur" of lh<' mi litiawitbtbl'it t inn11o t ie!l t..•ltw an•l >,a•·e •TOOI T•ie of"! r'" ·· f ilii." " ·a"trm> tll ut i n tb i• Jtrolu t. II. J . .-~; NTO~ , Ta!Jolltro Deale r. u:ll t.:ll oo., Olotbl r,.,.. Out out thl• A<! and brlna It to the ,J OII!' KIX~EY , S hOO! l>t•l~ t. CllA8. J>. TU;QNA I .I., Drv g~i•t. Ot:R!'t:H BHOTin:U8, C'Jot bien. During tb11 l!IH! camr-lg11 friends, tbe I:Sn ll · MOo.e,., wue fond of tho Bocla.llt.t., got T,-,fO. frie11dly,i11fact,tbat had 11ono we mlued a goodly of onr platform. We d lda' t lltt.le th lax ' lilre that, for . they 111 th.i robj~t w .. uot ttldo~ ••J!'."'i [,,,.;,,., !l~trim eutal t o tbe Soe.lall.st Bag VietD Beach · ·· Dancing Pl!oilion OPENS MAY 1st . P. SCHORB, MIT· �[_• u "- THE. IITlRIATIONAl - · ·_ · .RAIL WAY COMPAN-Y - . 1 . , sent .,for the _BUSINE_S S MANAGER . · -- .. --···----- -·- Qf··thi-s- paper:.J as njght .fs't__12. o'ciQ_ck " and offered to · pay u·s · · . - . . $147.00 - ~- . -- . .. -·- .. - '7 ;- ··for this page in to..;days issue. :I I . J ' .CANNOT BE BOUGHT i for ·any such purpo~e as the PAN-Y wish to USE it~ .· ~ ' ·c oMI• ~ • WATCH THE BUFFALO SOCIAliST - . . T·OMORROW F_OR -FULL 'DETAILS - ~ -- ~~~~~~~~~==~~~==~ . .f' ~ • ~- ..~ •• -. ~ ' 1 '1 �P'U1IUIKBD wadi.Y 11Y THE .,_,__, . BUFFALO SOCIALIST PIJBUSHING OOMPANY """""-- SlY.&p ..... .WS.. IR.JPPALO.N.Y. ...,..:.!..~.;;.......was....atpbo Prb Sl.fiO •·!· CA~~N~. ,_,_.,SOc 1b: _...., papW. t. ..tn.a ~· lin!, ltaten!JduleCIODd-clut~Da&terJuneb, IU«bepat~al Bll1t'alo, New \ 'cwk, u.derthe Aec.ot liiU"ii:bl, 1879 FRIDAY, APRIL II, t9J3 "MOTHER!NC" THE MOVEMENT That bral't> little rom pauy of thrtt:·.llcOr t' di'IJI&..ConKeiou' who mak .. li JI what i!f k110WD • • th e B uffalo Socialitot Won1en 's b&l' t', in their l>rief 11pKn of Ui!lteuC\', Ill 811 llrganiz.ation taught buJhamiJ Kncl broth<'r.ll nucl .,.om rndcll many thiup. ~ot tlw !f'ast o f th•· thim:11 wh ich th ey hlll't valuf' of ~tOdl!. l r,.IJowahit•· Siuc•· the orgaui~tion Cluh, it hltJI hcc n II cOIIIItHIIt. IIOurcc Of pride 11.11d Buffalo. \\'hilt· t lwir uumlwn are ft• W, Lhcic. en thulfitltim ed. ' l>ll<i with tlu• illliO!Ilitli iJIC phi t:k Jou rn Of th e holy l'o'Orl•l for Soc iuJia~m. th .. ~· hK1'1' not lu•!!it.atc.! to ·tuke upon 1 Wk >~ whil•h mighrwo·11 C.II.UJ.e Wt'll k1•r Kp iri!J! to falt e r. Thl' )~uffalo Socinli11t owc11 jt11 ''cry ~~ xi!ltene e to these eomrndt'll. It Willi thei r euerg~· which raiKt:tl tb e fi1'11l fu nds to hring it into bei n.:. Sim·e t lu~t titllf', thf'~' h~tve Klllltainetl · eeaseletl(l iaiJnr. gh·t:n frt!dy 111111 t• nthuKill~lio · ally . In all · ratl l'!l hiJI, .,_.. ,, l•uw to th c BuiTull'l ~oei11.li~t Wome n'a (:Jub "Mother or n Workiug t.'la u :'llilit a nt .'' En•n aR th e mothen of mrn mllJ rilil' to the heights y.el "t·orlt uot to render the t e nder. t•o mmou-plaee ae n·ire!l ~~ ~~~e,t~i1~11t&~·i~i7~: :~::~: ~~~~:~~~~:~~t·;~~~.'~~~.,. f'':r~:nen • I DEALS TO 11 whir h llOilt' hut womt'n cll ll r t'llf I f' r . Kn owiul! full 1\'1•11 the hrt'ad · \'Bi ur of o•1·ery nickd "cr. ~ol~i~ •::ft.\~~~~·i~n~~·i 1 !hth::s~~:l:,~k a;~~ e,"~~~~~~ ~~~~~eir , th e women hlll'e J1it upon 11 plan hy whic h. Ill JltliCiicAil y ll.O t:xpeDse, th e workf'l"ll ca n be brought tOK~ Ih t' r for a J elightful ,e ,·ening: the trCKIIllr)' of t he HuiTillo Sod11\i!!t ro•p lcnislwd. ttllol th e work of L'< incn· tiou pro1!10ted. . On thr ne u iu g or :\p r il 19. a ~01•ial will IJI' g i\'1'11 tt l th e Sod11 liKl lh•nliiJ IIII rtent, undf'r tlwi r 111111 pif'l'll. Tlw KtlmiK!Iion f ee w ill be,-a !JUtl<~~~~~~~~:.l(!.;,'11 h1:~~~~:~·~~~:~~~:·t~:~~::~~~!~~:;.:~cl~:~:t:11~::;o~;i~~~! rouse l REALIZED ••1 . It 1t J"Jt ul111portant to educate theJ a or ... ~~. ot tbe bope he ~•tertal• of Ilia labor of tb e otber cla11i1 mu..... ot t b., worluna people u It 11 ~to tbe Nal1u.tlo11 of bla life d r - c~ 11aot upact aayt biiiJ "IH but :,::~?;~~~~~~~~~:i~~~~r!t!!\ir~~fe;:~,~~~;'t . I'!'t it br" ciUllie of.vhnmc t o 1111 if tht·i r rnry cffort 01.1 • ~~~:~~r:~~~~~i~~~~:·::;:i.~,~:.;:oJ~::~·=~~~:::;:,~~;i~~;:~:~r:l~~~7~t~~:~~~~;~:~rt. in th e l ~e r thing. 111 well !II in th l• grrnte r ! Why 11houl1l ll Buffalo puhlit· Kl'iiOo l tf'Uchf'r ';o pny Olh•·lltirtl tlw I'll)' of tho• un·rn~t<' wurd.lwde r who mero·l~· I th t" .. ity hnll with his'"""'" pres;·w•;· ! Tlw Knif!l• r'!i (.'O Hsin ito\'o•ntt-J nn llt:mplnu•... - hu't th e w ou ld not 11'\ him tly in it . Tlmt III Mk \I'll" r e"l'r'I'N.I f or II mutt . You ~··t• the !if,... r tlw K11 i~~· r'11 cousin Willi Wt• hun~ ,.,.. to,.,.,. u o•apitnli!il p!ipCr whic h i11 not ~llj:'llgctl. duy i;1 11nti Juy .. ut . in rooling tht" wo rkin g da!iB in trrt·~lll uf t\w mullh•r!i, ;>.;,·wMpnpo:r OWIJt>rK realize tlte ir duM! eli!" muc h hl'l h •r t hnn tht· workin~ mules. Ont•· t•·nth o f tlw mono·y ~1"-''t t hy tht• t:nited S tnt es lut y;·11r ou ~~o· a r . fUl$1, prl'!!l'tll and fnturr. would hii\'C ful, • "'"IHo·do man't igno raa ~e it det••taltle Wctu~ it •bow• that be c11r.d more for hi• J>Oekethok tb111 for hit miatl, more for bio •tonach tb ao t o hi1 bead. . Life ia hu r.dly wurtb li>·ing it. it ~Oil· ""•. lltle~~~pt to real!J.e IOIII«.of our Ideal• of, tbe aboDd..t life beref Dots ll really ll!elll im~ih le 110 to t bape dal coadlliOIIt t bat ' t.be old ma.rlm tlu!ll beeome an actual fart, " To eorery • one bit owaf' ' 1 ., • mlHry, peaury aad dtpdatlou ot bn. Yet aobodr Ia · order ol tlllop, .o fll tbOH wile pro!t ~ba~~~ i~,, we wbo •~ ~'~:~,\~';¥.;;'.,.!~::~.~~~;·:~~~~~~ ~= hi:fb~:~::e u:,~':e;llt:•~r:t~b~: ~~D ~~~qv~~: i;~e I~ null 111 t e tell!- WHAT SHALL IT BE? '' l..o•t'K lwlp tlw ri•·h- thc Jl(){)r eai:l beg.' ' Ca p i!ll l btm i ~ HIWH)'!I hYJorwritieal. The most e hl orofor tu iu~ 11ml rn!thin~: th t·' worke D 11re ' ~u i~e of ''c hnrit,1·. ·· ·· w..Jfnr,.·· or thr lik e. ar.> IIIR!Ikl ~ lnndl· r 11 ... nnm e uf tht• Y. :'11. {'. A., Knd kil liug · un1l.,r th e COI'o•r o f Boy :O:conl ''f>hi''lll ry. '' . ,. ..... w.n, •• at t'-'\ .,.,.w -~bti: -:::::-:: ':.~ tt bttter . tlae4. A~IDf tUt ._._ tM Bo- Party, tor rM.o u .of ilA ow"'bad dHicled to fff!!ll Haywood m. 1 tbe t be cap/lllllll uldeatiJ' tMI tb U WOilld be :~:. ~:;.;~;iou o~ ~h~• id:•l ~· :;~d~/r• ~i~;::·~t~:_o/~~~ ~;;!,t:~, ~::~; ;::~;~ o not.,.,, to rpru·e to •~~umatte n t "-' ~ an 1 t e "" At Pationo11. S . J ,. lut J:"~~· ~.~-::,~r:,~ :.ar:.r: :!.'~ wat atot-1'1 to 10 back lo t ile ,-r lMI, wka; a. I, a J-dlclallaekq kudftl ao. . 1 llaDu deolalo., '-'• "ltoMrable" eoutt Not .o 1" ,...._if. I Piaj. 1a1 tbat tMN .,..... ..~;r - · way to pot dia ....ill •iHt M •f tM way, U... New Jeill!1 jHp .n.t all t lllt . .,. badt lG IL.c C\arlee t. ti- to t.r. "- trielrf Wbl!ll tbe boetn waat to Jd a ~r"u.,_Jeader of tke WCll'lr.i•l ,dalii tllq ~~....•:. •,~~b~/·t~::o.:a 11 ::d.r:it':o.~o:k~ ~:; 1 ,:!,:,;o::~e .!;'~!c:!o:/~,.!~; ;::u':~~e ~~7~~::t to. a •-··-· , , _ 1 :~:•'t ...~~~~~':n;; ::~: ..""~~fr~~t:b: ::,,.o:IMiit~o·::~"i;t:"· ~4 ':_apa~~= ;!.~:v~/:~:~~~~:!. 1 :01 ,~8 ~!' t~rt&iaJ' _.. fro. --rn.-at., · .a_. ~llkl, --~. ~ -~~·• ~· · -' ~··~~~ 11 :e;e~e ·:.~: t~ ~~~~=:-::. e~:~::!.,s::"~.=~: :: ,.., 11111 P:!';;, ••:~';.~ ::'!:~·of~ ~.:'•lo·~;-~lea-="~P~ 1 n. J erse }"eire ••,. o maa. - ·- be retkoal .. wltkollt "q ~ ~- - '""'NCE-JIORE;WE""aRE ' u iN-BAD. ~'----- ·-,...,. Ja.~t attn we kad .ettled dowa to tke -fortable t.eU.a Wt . . u.t bfto111e al•oll ""J*tl ille, 111d bad •o• tb.t approYa! of '-'• Ba.lb.&e E11~ ilrrecallilll Wtttlam D. lliJ''II'oool .,frolll ~job u Nat'-! c-tu-a~ aloaa t'Oml!l FNd D. W~a.-Dil ,-b l a ro,-baek' • • ll11mp ~to t lioe • t""-l n:~lre of witted radicahaml Tbe ~p,_, tvldestlr, kad f _,l1 .._,_. Wt. we wen "re•lly aol111 to make M~J~etbi 111 of til• Soti.allllt Partr, " --.alr.• it anotber prop to rapltalilln, pe rbl pa! You ta• j1111t 1-fl•• tH • " t1'-" ol tile i:.pren, wbu up popa tlle PltbdDJ Edit« of tile Apt-J... witkout a bh11b, tkll t lot Sotillltt llo•emeut 1ft.ll1 10. . . electlaa 111 ou~tlo11al dor-nt.cker, aa-t! t llat tile el«tloa •f BoeiU. I• ai•Pfya 111811111 to 1.11 elld,-ID fact, tbat.. wile• - •1 ,.,....._ ' we XF.AN BE\'OLUTION. .a1 tllat tbe ExprtM ... pal.aed 111d Jliend wo.W be ,.U.r It ~ IDdeed,-ped.•liJ', wllea ' Wai'Ha wut o• tl •1 t.Ut tM ..... .. Ia tk ~~~ ~,_,.;.;,,,, aad tke eeabcatioa of tb.t bleod4lii!Mtl toob •f proof - • 1kall prodaee foe.--.,._ lM. ~­ IHtead oft ~aclq t lioea for t"e - ' - t . IIIII "or11 ol I&IPlnte," Warfta Kt...U1 "pott4 r-.:·~~:~~;';~~~:r:s,;·, ltl!d;~~:~~~~:~;: !'].\~:.,~'~~.:~~~:::~:!.go~·~:~~,:::,~~ of ili-11=~~~~~~~~~~~================================================= ohl p11rtit"' is: ......,. ~:r '~;":o;,.,:b::~~. a:•~;::~::~•.ti;~;,: .:,e;,~~~!.~L ;;t,:!:-'t;s;~::.~ !: =;;:a'!,~ =ro-=~~~ &~:::;;~1111~ :~~;~~~~uco~11 ;~~:~/:,':J :.\~~~ ,:~:r~.~~~;~~r''1~::.•. 11~{ i~'::.:~ng ~:1'!:~~-~~ ~o~':'~i~eoi;li:~~~~r!~~:: :::~;:~! ~i~:ewab7:~el:a::•1 ::.: 1 :: ~~ :::~::.,~~~~~:-al~b:Or i .-eakrn!it.-tahl(·, td l us ; hat th f' So1'i111i~t ))O\'I•nwn t in tho• t~doo11• rrocu• o.t "'uric•nK •n order SM.ety ~ t"e ~ta.a.l aecuarr Tile workl _belonp to th e wo 111 ,. 11 , to .;11 y BACK TO 1665' GO Tim AGILE OOUR~! ·,..,.'!",. ~ .··,•...~~~ .....•m,j~.'.........,·.~•• •..",.'',.--'",'.... ,....·....~~· -u ~~,. ud ~:.~o:= ~~~~~~=le~'t.ben~W::..~~ tllat It ... oaly tM "llot·il..a " aa,4 tlte " tllretl at~ • ••t b..U.- a 11d bere we lad aa • •dk•ce •f M1'eral t-~ u.eria1 ntk "la!a.laaable" •peedt.-1 JI*.I'IOU t• • lfe 11poa 111, frlnO aad Coa*M, for oolT mo-t ttre~~oou etl'orta u.a we wh1 ba~k tke b'-i•p of tk• tapltalleta OpoiiOIIfllllftrilll~ll!l ' THE STRUGGLE ABROAD. ~ We 011 tlli11ide t..be Atlaatlc loolll dilleult lo rw.lin tbe 1......... •tntl - a!:.:!"!.:.:_ t tbat IaJ•:!':~~7o: t::.!.ov':: t~~ r=:-J;:!,.~.!.o:; I milU.. _d-paJ'Iar aemb.-rs aud l!allta l p)WoD.Itely fOIU' Ud -ltall' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/fee75eff89a729bfded00da789e1b13b.pdf ac229ee11f7256fe9e0fcdf13da177bd PDF Text Text A DAILY ' The llufftoJo lloolallstwlll be laaued ..., a Dallr Pa· per, urrtll fllrther notloe Price Two Ca:>ts · T 'R AD.I!S .U.N'· ION ,M ~EN DEMA~D THAT OFFIQE:R$ ·c~.L~ GENERAL STRIKE Soldiers Forced u·oy A"HERO" Of COMPANY KJ United Trades and Into t.he F.it!iht by · ·.:us FATHER ·•s o~ sTRIK-E Labor Council to • CrCralnglnck~~~ thadM~~nWhl~dD!U~~~~Du~:~~L.~~-r-~~-:·-:~-~~-~-~-:-~:-;r-~-}-.:~-~-f-~;:-~-~1---~---..:....-------------~/ Mll;tan~W~~:ill~:p~~~~~:::: o e aster's p, isreg""' Public ; Many Soldiers Mere Schoolboys. ty to Sin1ply to Muit t he whim• of 0!'\E .\IA~-I'resident Ccnnette of t he I nternationa l Ua ilw11y-thc whimpering politician• of tbe Republican. Dtmoerltt 11.nd Bull ~~005~ parti~'ll have l"ll:b.su•ted QVery e ft'o rt to tlrive 2.000 c:ititena o f Buffalo into Mlnery. The-y played their trump card on Wedne~~day n1oming, when about 3,000 men and boya. 'Kellt:ing t he alate uniform11, Jl&id for out of the 11weat and blood c.f the "·orke~. were paraded 11bOut the atreeta, to threaten n111rdcr and fri(l'hlen the worken into anhmi1111ion. \\~e are fond of boutiul( of our· · fr~om''; hu1 a little analy11is will Mho\r Ul !hat we a.re ··fr~·· only to do the maste~· bidding. J udges, elect~d hy corporation eontrihution1 to their campaign funda, are n.:W.Jy. C\"en c!lger , to join in cntahing tbc workcn at the men 1111gge111ion of pouting raJJita lillll. Other jutJgt'll ru11h to the fore with inju nctiotut forbidding the worken to 1'\"Cil T nl ~ t\ they hrl.\'f' a gric,·ance tii;Ain• t tile :)ompous, 1lnt1ting. "P~ t1ml manniki1111 of Del awt~re ,\nmw. who nlll' us ....-ith 11 rod of iron. · · 1 c. K , T 1 !:.~1 ub;• toem:,::~~~.t ~~~;-;.n•;; Union of Carmen to be Crushed For Lack of Hdp in Time of Need. ::·,•~~~h:t ~~~~;~~~~e~!::~:; ~~~::: I AfiiiOrJ'. m. Jatller, llotonau Joho &brei· ~r of O.e Palla IIDe, true to IIi• com· ratln of tbe worki11g da.., i1 oa atrikel At Dllf mioate, whutt'er ulled upou by th fuuical tblnt for blood 011 tH J~atl of tlle IIUUII"n of tbe brat.l, tbo lad nay be nlled opou to •trike the IIM:I to Ill• fathr'a heoorl bl'B· J~X.."'l' TO OOURT-llARTIAL AND lJE.ATU If; HE HEPU BDJ! Tu-11)' IDOIIIiD«, tbe lid 'lfll 11Jr.e11 from Kbool lftd broDg h to Bulf1l0 It I p1rt of COIIIpiiiY K , t4tb R~gi· me11t. Jre~~~ed ill tb" 1111iform o f "• l Ute killr.r. "Wb~ are • ·e helt•ing tho. o:~t•.iuli•U of Ul'illli•m 1r~ l;,•(n~ Ullf'ol &J:ll.lnd c ruab our Urolh<'r• by rerna>n>nJE a t tbeirhrothe ra. .~I:·;f:i~?f:~0:~:?Xfr::~::;:: ~;:~~:~~:~~;~~~:::;~::. :i:~~-~~:~; orj:IO· I I•IIhli~hnl, <l l j•lu~·.-r• Thia i1 the quution orbkb t he an•l all gf tb1 ut luHI ..-ork~ra "" ukinJ;: ono. • oot ho•r laloot oil " largo. 10nl~ Uue.l U\• a-oli·HY I ~;i~i~:~t~:~ ;f;f~: i;~ :~i: i: ; ~ ~ ~; };i~·.~: ~t~\:~/~;~;~:.~ ~; ; ! rnom..ot that i~ IOfOt .,.ou\<1 t~o• ,-1 Ju1 hlr o•·rr ~·I hour•. 1·.•· • ·hkh t im<' tlo<" ~a,,; . I ; ., lwlpiu~: tho- <"llrrn~n •.-in, if t b~ f'i<'~· t ! M io~: • .,..,,t.t loo• foh'"'' t o ~llrt<'l~ol~r . .~i{:~:~~~::~:;j~::;·::I.:.;~;:E.;:·! :::.:~::~:~!.·::~:.~~:.:~:~·:;;:~'§::~::~; It ,. . . i. \l hlt the u" " "AI'I\If't llriDlcrs , the rucq1L1·ra,ot tbiH l!otly. it ot'\'111• •~ry, ""' •·~l'·"'ia ll~· <'l):<'r t o bf'IJ• t h<' •'UPI<'O llk•oi.Y thai 1h1• ::•''"''"' , ,.,.,. n·ol1 t.e .,.,,. . Thl'~' bal'fo n11 "-~ ~<'l •t ionlll1~- l:u<lol 1 •·111\o•ol ~ ~ th~t "'"~ if !h!• • tr•k•• , . not <>l•t>Ortnll:ty to l'l'"~ hn"' all of th<' for•·•·• I"""" t.rfut•• lb<'l< ~- ~~~~- COMMITTEE TELLS MAYOR Of UNION CARMEN'S GRIEVANCES �alTOS OF WESTHIN NEW TT•i>'T·n"'l BROS. BOTTLING WORKS Dealer~; In C."JIIornla W lnea and Uquo" lllJiniJI If llln Itt lnl Rill 8~al ant-at!oa _.,,,s.,,.,...• .r,, a inu to phoue onler.aod proapt d•llnry• . .. c.~ .h. ,~, :Aaltate and subeorii.e ~or the ArDetter·:settuno. The oal7 G-=aD a.-.~per 111 the lUte ouukkl of New Yort Clt7, re.-. •• aeattnr the intei"Ml of l.he Worklur tJtu•. - 60 ee~:~&a for S _,~w,, Offioe, 315-317 Ga..... St..... - . Bufi.Jo, N.Y. BUFFALO SOCIALIST OLUBBINQ OFFERS J!ar~~Tre=I~~~:~QIO:a~W1~~~~=~~~e=~:t':J: eo~:Dbll!atioa ofl'tn:- · . Buf:falo~ooeyW and •AppW to Ra.too" 40 wetb$1.(1) BufbioSoclalist,OGe yur and NatiDaal Sociallst 6mootbs $1.00 BufWo Socialist, ooe year a:rul lokmational Socwat Reritw ooe yeu$1.15 . BufWo Socialist, ODe year aod ComiDr Natioo ooe rear $J.35 Buffalo Soclalist,ooc year ud~ Womaa 6 mooths $1.00 BeDdorder. coBUJI'li',U .O f'OOULIST,U ~nt Eqla&.,B,u.tralo., !f. Y. toral..b.erdettliMtbem with a meuly !!!! Pict11,... F,.-.dt.Onlt#' The mapillrent atend lt ba•·e aow take11 bu ebugod ell 1490 F tllmo... Avenue Wt; IL...OW TUAT TilEY HAVE 3. n. &rrrtt, m•• St.rt Bay View Beach OOOD RED BLOOD IN THEIR I Dll••--'-''-- Dancing Paoilion OPENS MAY let H ENRY F. SCHOBB, JilT· �SocialiSt Pariy News ~J!lcm:aL ~ ot tM Bulfalo lloc:lallat al_,. ·opia m IUJ1 aetict or Utida bfteft Ula 8od.t.lla~ ....-.u ..-orkiq c:1a-.. We uk tllat t-.c11 • b7 a t 1eut. S.tcn!a:r tlal foDowiq WMll:'l IM!.itlOJl, pa\IUe:atllla c:aDD.ot bll ~ n. \.o. ---'-- ·· ,- TII.t (loblic are io..tted, tot~ li.ed· i.11p, •llidl ha'<'e ~..~ TVY lletpful to all..wbo u ,..., I.Jfta aneodiag. BB.UiCB- O!fll., 8tfltl)AT aaB:OOL.. T.be S«ialirt Scatlay & .hoi of ANTI- WAR DEMONSTRATION Bi-a~b 0111! "IIIMtl at l.elt11d 01 Wa ldeu .ad Bal~y 1n·eau~ e"e•:r daymonti111Jitl0:30. ~.Jyonr 4 ~1> a111l C'Ome yoarwlt. MAY-DAY CELEBRATION SATURDAY EVENING MAY 3rd ELMWOOD MUSIC·HALL PRINCIPAL SPEAKER GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK Of NEW YORK CITY AUTHOR OF WAR- WHAT FOR? GERMAN LECTURE - BY - EMIL SEIDEL YEVE'C, APRILI4, 1913 At 8 O ' Cl o ck -'-AT - Columbia turn Hall 1261-1265 Gene,...e Street \' I �BUFFALO SOCIALIST THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH . \\:e are t.oW thlt1101D&la1 il betta' le$l peoplto, ttl •a.-e.ll ~peoplfl. lt i• 1 •_. to be l&tl .W 'llritll. UUle i11 • ._,. I 0....11 aoUi•¥< that lr., tllat it beNov• • • nred by tk IUIIOO.IIt of hid of eft'ort. lt _,.,. t o atrika oot nArrJI@'il ~tood.l nr~ :ttoge':'a~~e:N.i-:;,•lluJ!.ll- PUBUSHr.D'WIIU!K.LT !IT THil BUFFALO SOClAUST PUBIJSHING COMPANY } 1'"'-'""•..,.1 SlY.l!.opSt~ lrd O.. A.Wn.a :~c...~~~=w:-:-- 5lY. ~IooStnd.3tdflocw fo:r tlta ' bl&liM, (OT the beft, for t be • WEEK I THE PASSING ••ier- BUFFALO.N.Y. :::.~T~~ ell l• ~~~~~~~b;·.~~·.:;::l;rb;~:--;!,'::-~ It ia, ho...uu, oalr tlle poor, th •Je of t he iaC'-reue ia profit ud miMI aett.dy perl'eeL II met.lll tl•e b11ad•le, tile C'-Ommo11 r-Jlle • bo are 4iYide~:~cla fl.cnriDgl11to tbe C'-ol!'ttl of tba realizatio11 of 0 11 aboadaat lif•, ae.aWiU! a c!~ of a mt!Hd nroalty, - MTe - kW-GH! ~ at , ......... l thiUadYiJoe<l. Tbtriellare11ever•t1.- rieL - . taliJ, IDOrally, pllraleally ...ro talit:t ae.,.pepe.l'lllllffportiaatl•a~tlloiJ.Pierpelll-llot«aL TUra_.,. _. llled wi t h little:. For them It ia al-)"1 Caa ,_ten u •lty a tlalDJ that '- lallr. •hd lbeabvod.. t nr~,t.be ruli· cx~eptloa to tilt nln •••~• - upwted s.. '" ia operatloa aM •Wdi - :.~Ito;~ a.:~o:-.:~o:=o:t: BUP'PALO, N. Y . :!: ::~:;:. ~~~= ~; ==~-=-~:. : : ; aiJd IliON, . . d IIG ead to tlae &«l'roorerit,. D Dot mealiD.red by tla• abo be ,;oocl. for'-1 ts workil•a peoplt omleeeadltlo11a. '1'\en.fo...,weu.ouot 1111mber of eo11te.atf"d people io tbe HUll· aad for eaela lad iYidual worker I ~ .atldlecl wltb ~~.f,U.I•&; tile betat try. nor by tbe 11umhe r of iuuiHgut Tbe advl~ of &.vaoa, to lliteb :r-r oaly l1 pod: u.oqli l or t be d•ili~ ~lptbaPrice $ I.OO peryu.r, .51kll:z.molltbt. Pf.Y&blclo ad•a.t~a~ . ...2 Entered u M!oe.'Oitd-clulmuter J uue b, Ulll!, at the ~JW'offt.oe 111 ===~"~·~~·~ '··~~~··= ·~ '""~''~·~ ··~''~'~"'~ ' ·~·~··~'~ M= ~ b~B·~'"' ~·'~·~== J>tO!'I•, of uoble-mladed JieDI>I~, of mod·, wa;o11 T H UR >DAV, APRIL IO, 1913 to •, .,..r, 4oa certaialJ uot ~a~~a &ad womau. ':~~~::-be ~ -loti• ill 0 M pitallft .e. .papersladalfed Ia of tM d-.lf •:mpolrorof Amlriea. Watltbecaueol.tlaetlm.. boHfH a darto''•peak lt,.... - . , _ tlae lleira ot llorpa c. .tnla b1111b from •Iiiell t lol eapltalilt"ll.t. . paJI"n UJ!ft-1 t o tel th . _ , , . eni'IUia- ill ol tlle dtadf ' " Certalal,. JIOt! w r-;:~:u:r::i;: aa4 tolaiaa aft~r eotaaura wue'&Uott..d t a aluisla or tbe mulpul•tor wllo; b' r - • Or U.e 10per-do,.alopmut of ==- __ " MOTHERING" THE MOVEMENT A. WORLD BUILDER IS MAN . :~ . lbt ••1o,._ :.::!: i:-~:;-:i ,::~q~:!o:~~~~~~':!!:~ ~~~7: •ab·•ttl- Maa 11 the rreato•. at !111 o'? -.ial to de •-elop llNI polntlal poll'vt of Uael Tllo7 aN all iDt~ted in the ntol' IU produd tloaa aay olltt. fel~ .. . • . -o:or l~, be Ull .m~e II or ~ar >t, laNg. wo rklac people IP to aetuJ powon. m!natlo• of the obao:Jiout o.ocial '!I'Hda Vet, the mOIIl urildlac leahaN of llorJID'a prof'"' .... wltoU.l' lpo rwl. Th11t hrll\"r hill~· ro!npan~· of threc-IICOre ~d~M-;COlli~IOU!I ~on.u:m, t•f1 >tor tarna•h rt; n1ak e 11 • JIINUIIt d , 1 t• take pa.rt ill tba colleeti tU.t poy.oa humaa IU. a11d hum1111 re· Tht featore, w--, "How bo .aOt 1tJa 1tart.'' TbCIII of ua wlto h!"' r11ad c - - ;~~?~.":~k;~;:~ ,:~~e"r' ~~i~~~~~~~:t~~~~c~~~~. l!~~~~oe;~~~;io~ ~~:~h: ~~~i~ ::p~ ..; ' it~e a~:~:::b:it b~~~~r::! ~~ hut!lhllnJs 110d hrothl't"M 1111J corurHtiCII 11\HIIY thmgs. :\ot th e lo.:lllil of tlw thing11 Wlli(•h th ey ha,·e tllllght 111 is the \"&IU<· of KOC i:tl f <•tlow11h ip. ~in eo• the org~niz.ation o~· the W o,nen'• Cluh. >I h11. ~ t_...,.n 11 •·OulltRnl 11011rcc uf p ndc and 11t r e.ngth t o Lo ca l BulfHio. \\"l•tlo' tl l••i r IIIHIIhct"ll ure few. tlu•ir e nthusiasm is unbounded. 1\ml with tlw i r~<l omitHhh• plLil"k L?rn of th e holy \"OW to win ft world for ~(Wilolism. t ii>"Y hn•··· u ot hesllnl<·•l to take upon them se.h·es ts~k:o~ whi('h mi~ht •·n u!lo· wo•ak('r l!piritli _to fuller. Til•· Bufhlu SO<'illlilit owd itM l"t'ry ~<lOJilo•nce to the11e wom e n ~omrad 1 ..,; . It 1\"nli t h e ir <"IH'r~~· whida rlli.'h'ti the fiut fun&i n eeded to laritar.t it int" !win~: . ~~~~~··· thnt tinw . th o·~· hnw• I! UIIlttined it with ceaJil"lo:so; Jul•ur . ~:in· u fr•·• · l~· und ,·nthu~imiti•·ally. In tttlloYing com- wloat be belle\"llt tn be Ill• iut e...,.ta. To be aure, it it 110t tbe lndi'"lduel man tbet nu do tbi•. The illdivldual i1 '"'"~or leu tbe •lue of bi• e ... irou· menu, 111 d only IJ ,.t'..,. fe w miada aequiro: tbe •tl"t'nJ:Ih to ; i-e abo,·e tbe-m. But, wbat tho iG<ih·idu•l lo unable 1., ,[o, the eoll~ctive .., 1 .. ue •r~ompliJh, namrly, to ebange hit JO<'itl uaditloa•, to pdjun- hi• c11•·ironmuto to bio intrr""t8 end dnitH.. Th io rnl.ot<'r1' of the ~oll«th·e ..,, .. \\"onwn"11 Club and hail it , (naolition. b.. maola ,...,.Jl ~~~:~~:::.';· ~~·· 1 J.~~-·~;~i:1 ~o·(\l~'!"~lil~:::·i,~.l~~~ f:\"+·11 It~ tlu· moth••nl of llll"ll a•·~r. ·~~~ ,.,.. 1~ 1 . IIIHY risf· to thf. hcij.!ht s of heroi8111 , ,.,.·,Ja:ataon l'".. abl~. ,\n<l "II are ~~~- ~·:r:~."j111~ 1 ~::~ t~:~~l:·~ ,'::,~· ~::;::\~~-~· i:a~1t1;:::~~~~;~~;\\~:~:;~~~ ~~~~'"~~~: noll· .,1J ~ t~e coa~itloa1 ~;~~:~,:~ecl~~~~~~~o~::lt.!!.~t :~~;,::•b;•K~;y:•~::~:=~~:::•:o~:a~,..0 =1i=::::a!~~~: wo rk improvlag" of -lal h fe, of ltumauboaa tbe atruetuh! aed •upentrvdure of ~K>~:lety, b! Dlllt· 11 1 ~ 11: tb01ir iDdl•iduel force• "d ~eta oPe 11rt11t 1110 '"1!'meat uader tbe ~ 111 1"' 010 JIIileader.lllp of their eommoe •ntere.ta. ,\U fan b••·e nd ou11bt to ba•·o a 'hare In it.-th<! uee<hoeatcd aad the e•lueated, the .poor and tbc •tll·to·!10• . the nllJIIhle and the pro~d, tbe man wath tile hoe ""d the moe wtth tbt pr~a, the d•y labo rer tad tb~ m«hanae, the ~arm baud •Pd. t be •rtln, a:; IIOCial juatiec~ ~ oa 111 HOPomlt' ayatem •blda will ueble tbe i11du•· ttl~at wv rkpn le ..·ery lldd of utt.~ul aeuvl t1 Ia eojoy to tbo full tlio fraato of tkeir labor. 811d1 i1 tbe Sodalill mo•·emut .. It i1 !be awakeeinll of tbe ma•'" or tbe people to ~i al ~~tlf·<'ODII"Iou~lleu. In· _atead of ~ 111 1 u~· lollger tahtfie~ wltb tho 1111.1~\ve J'lfl nf "'" materall in tbe GNIII wPrb -allof> •of hidory. thl!y fome to rear!i: thai they pottPt_ially do nW-flll work ill tllll world. tbe JlDI"])OIIO of the Soeiali•l movemeat oli trueaee. P'!'"'" ~::,:~;·::: ...':~I r::~tt'!:e..~~.:~~w~:: :::;:!':, 10 U:k~b~:o7;~ ~:~ ~;oi~ u1 aot bl.. ota rt d11 riar tllo Cl•ll War wbtoo wo rkilll e1.... boobo ,..,,. rulilat: to tbo traut to Kft abot t.ltber i• defoiUO ot tbe So!ltbttuer 'a eba tUiala•M, or le ,1 eto11M of the Nartllornl!'r "1 dem11.11d for w••••la•·try. lohwpll dlila'1 do • • 7 , ·•r111biaa to tbe frollt" tbll_t 1!11uld -bo DotJftd. Wild MorJn " tba J!ltl la atbro l>lst" dtd ••• to •neak i11t11 tbe "market"' le New Yorio dty alld....-b uy 20,000 CQNDE»Nt::D riflea. Tbe1 were h• aad1 rotto11 ~ndlt1o11 t loat ""ea • go•·or11111eat witll a de llle ted ttC!uury aDd a brokea 11111y would no~ Ull tbe a aftesJ'buyi 11g tla~ 111 • Yo rpn JDt tbem at t3.75 eada, fblpped tlte.m to St. Laale 1nd SOLD THt:ll bade to the •overnmont. TO TIU: ARMY OF Till: WEST, AT t~l! eaell. Uo r«o .. tly l!illlerled t~l lut ti ptr Ill" of tile bl~-moae1 of tll • fOidleN, t brouab bit loyal eourta. So .."1'1111 .ee, thoro ,...e ft'l.tllret or lh. llorpll'• liJe wlti cb are not broaallt. ;;~~~~,:beHre•P;::111•:wl::::;tb)l:· ~~:~~~a;o;:\:.~~~~de:~::~t~::••~ 11°r11:~; . . .. BACK TO 1665, GO T HE AGiLE COURTS! do·ry< to tht l'urty It thoul!tlllll !!CtY i!"t'S •·Heh .I"Cllr-Ker,·ict'll , Drl'l'f!fl to deaptrate me ... urn by the o1111l11l or the emba1tled worla:i11i dllll,. whwl~ non:· 1>111 \I"Om•·ll •·nu n ·nda •r: . . .. . . . h ;, ju~ t u in•ror~ant to edu~•t_e ~~ ~ ny mae ot t~e bope ho ~·~rtainl of the labo r o! 1tho. otbcr fla..e~ we tho 11ckf1t ot tl;e m~l e,. eolled judse• oft en to 10 ~o arNtl~qthl t ll.lll¥1 til• -..---.... _ . Ji.uu ww~t .iulL.wdl . thc Urr~d-\ulue ~f -~ H·.'·~. z.u•·kel ~o. gru d gmgl) n• •~···· or thl" worbug J"'!!I'le u It 11 .. ·to the reahu.Uan ot b11 hf• dream: eaunot upeet 111ytbong el~~e bnt hbul· c11,1talitt• hom fmb5. rTDameiJC.. At Patenoll. !'\". J., Jut wtek, oue ot tl• ~awi11li!!l I DEALS TO BE R~ALIZED ~~~;~',.i';, t~~~;ntl~~~~;·i~:~,~i:·il:l•;;,:,:::~~~~~~~-t:(~~~ ":::!. 'tr~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~t~~~g~f!l!:: ~:. ·~p~o·;:.,~b:: .. ~·~;::~;:;di~u;~,·~~ :~~~:~a:~.~~.;;t.:~!':rtr;-;~::!: !: th•· wonu •u ) !ll'"t• hi t upon u phm h.•· whll"il, ut Jlr~ e twal!y no ~xpc u ac, thr wc>rk 1·r,; ,.,Ill lw hruu~o:l~t _IO!l•·llwr _fo r II ch·hg h tru l e\·eu m g : the ,rcaasur~· of tho• BufTulu Soc•whst n•J•It•m.'l!wd. Rlld tlw work of C!I UCII· t ion pro111ott·• l. (In th•· ,. 1·cninr.t 11 r .\pril 1~1. n S<H"iKI will l.oo• ~o:" i n•n at the- Soci11list Ii <·ltdolunrt rrs. urul··r tJ ... ir nu~pir<'ll . Tfl,. uc\nai~;llion fee will be,-tt )1u 1HJJ,. 11 f ,td rulolwn<. whi 1·h yuu woulol otht·rwi~c throw HWll}"! 'J",·t! !IIi . 1•0 11 ludf·KII"Ukl'nc•l 1111, •..,\o-Soo·inlisl.'<. who think to r ouKe 11 111111 , 11 11110"t ,. 1111110 t ruu~ o · \"our nw 11 wif(•; who honst of spr1·ftdiug Soo·iuh~u·, ll'"fo>~~ 11 L"Ont uwnt .· n tad w ill not _ 1-.,11 rs,.Jf ••Jtto•tul it w·ru 611 a .,.ltkfn~l·tulalo·. t d! us whnt th•· Sw·iaalist )l on•u wnt in Buffalo would 1111101111 1 t o Wt!lwut tilt" in~:•·uuit.\" of th1· wu11wll. to ;.;uy nothin~ of tl wtr <"OIIfiiJ.!"<" nntl st .. ndfHiit pur]'O!!I'~ L..t it 1, . n o·nust· of 11 hnm<' to 1110 if t!JI'ir a·n·ry riTort on \wlndf of f'ufi~+lisw 1,., 1,.. 1 mct with ,.;m·h 11 ,.;tnrm 1,f r:rntcful gro•l't inlo!" us will I"Hrn· th,·m t u 111 ,. lll ·i~othls nf pl+•nsurnhlo• prido•. Mid rlwrr tlwm 011 to lui. 1 ,, 11 ,. 1 !J,. . rni tul. more fW" bio ot<>IIUifb tb1111 fo r hit head. Life i1 budly ""ortb liviniJ if il nn· t iot• at 11othiog but brtad t•aroieg a11d moary ge ttin11 1nol wonyiuw: •bout tbe JoO! •ibi lity <lf !... Jng one "• job. Yet to mi_llion• of ]'f!ople life io lillie more tban th!f lt'diouo proeeM of working In ordrr to tAt and enting In _or<l~r to ... orll. _n ut u tbey eannot hw without an tdral of • better l~te .... hicb oball be tba fulfllluaen ~ o~ lato • l'~r1~•e1 tb.-,. ~...-k th~ reii>ZIIt>OD of thai tdeal be· . ~~~~~·~· ~:::~~~i.::/ ,.1;"'/~'.~ 1 ';,~::~~:~:: :::~~:;~h:::~;::~··:,. 1:.,1'~1 ;:.r.'-~;.··~;:~:r~:~~ ·~;.';: . h:~: ~~ h.~~.:::i~ ~~~:. :·:.·: : ~: :;· ·:.: . 1 ..:'. : \\aa u lol II<>\ ... 1.-t Ia aan 11.'· 111 11 Tlwt l:o~l• .. •. ru 1.tHu• ·- lmt tl1,.. •·m 1wror II" H.<; rt•"o·rv,·d for 11 working ::: :::J~br ~: !:::t::,~:·:;; :,~,~~~~ ~:d~:.:::! ~::~::!~?:·"":O:·e::. !~,:· ~~-~-;t;r~r~:,t~ :e"':O: :!~'~';'t~:! ""<'li·to·olo mae"• i ~;,.oraP~t i1 de- a"nempl to rea!Lu aGDU! of ovr ideall mltery, ptaury ud deaiad•tiou oa tbe L•rKiou. "ptHedeata," it ... ate_,,. to 10 batla: to tiM year ) ~ 1 "lo.u, I ~ t u 1 a lll~ be~au~e it ohn•u tbal be fared o f the abu~Jduat life btref Dott< it otbe•. tbe r~l&a ot Ki•r Cbtrle. l , • j11dit'ial la ~ Ja:er Llaaded dow" • el.. llar dotitioll. mo rf for bio ~k~ thok tbau for bi1 rt'1111 sum lmpou.ible 110 to 1hapo .oYet nobody it ltOiDjl to (h,lllgt tb it Oid tilla t Nq tile "l!oaorable" - r u Not 10 7011 tould aotlea It! f"lad- r:;~;·;·~~··;!..:~~'r/l~i~:~/::~ ~:.~.~:t~~.:~~~;"t';;:: (~rr;.',:'r~;Tpn•ciution lind " uppo rt. ~~~:_;~~':_"~t-~itb tn MF•rt,·e . ' fiat ron dltiona tblt t be old IIIII:Jim tb•ll i>t'eome ID aetual t.rt, "'To overy one bit vw11f" If e~~eb of • • tefelve~ that wbieh it hi• by ' ·irtuo ot bit own ettful labor ••~h will bll"e 1mple mean• til li\"1! tho 1buadaat life wbifh ie tbe ideal of •II. t;o~ifty JIOU'"l'HI tbo mNna no«~~ary for th e fomplet e J11ltit!ution or th l~w:itinaate Dttd• I Ud <lt~ir"" of iwt ry one of it• m~~beit, 110 •• , to cna~le t'"':'J"one to "")0! llf~ ~~d find ra eh tCW"ard~ for all ba.& IM.a.- ahf"O. But, fll ;:"::.. ardt:r ot tlliag-, ao admirable i11 t be <!.1" of tfl""'" wllo pmllt h1 it, IIPinA Wo ebaege it, wo wbo are tulft.rilllt from iu ialqDilie. aod bratalitir._ And wo (1111 tlo tlllt If we lotra t o m.-Ja:e oar O:OII!moa lntt' reeh tbe le•dinr moth·o a ad lare eth·e or all oor aetiou.. T be "·o rld helo"IP to tbe ~e~r~e1if 11nd to the ovite, to tbofl! who dare ia•lll opan tbe ir rirbt to a ~tteat lh"· Ju.K a11d are will~"lr to .Jight tur i~. \\ hate•·er lu11111n ul'eolo ."e to be re•h· ud tb.l.y ID UII La!: ~11h1ed by hum~11 '!u~:~~~:~~~,·~,7;e.;!~:• to:,.~:::: ~;o;:/:;~[:t::;:r:',:~" by _mniu wit~· · • 11 • of ju~l i•·'"· an•l a n>ra~>• . ~.\·~ Jl~NE, WE AR f.; I ' I S 8~0.'! ·---· -- -- .l oti ;ftn we lli<IIM!III ed dow" to tbo t'OIIItoru.ble teella1 tbat wt ~HA"t:" ~~A~L IT_BE? . I~i,:n;::~:·:::~;::L:. ~::.::~~~.:::~:~":.':1i: I~~~: ~~~~:·u:a::e :fr::: :~:02:: 1;~ I~~:P~:~!f ~::.:=:~~:~~~o~:;;:;!~! •t t>'t' Jn 11 thlt tbere - • OlliJ" ooe _,. to JIUt tho ! &bial! miaer ouf of tbo way, til• New .terwJ jadlfl! w~t all the way bacia: to Klac Cb rlN' time to 111n tllo triekt Wbe ll tlto boue. waut to &eta lljllttiar"leader or tho •orlo.lal ela,. tbq rflllrt l<l .,.. 111 devloue mtane. Tbi1 attaela:" ~auld uot be bette r timed. A:nllmius t bu ~aaH tlat Soflali1t !'arty. fo r Na..:a.,. of Ju owe, )11111 d..:ldecl to ...fa ll Ha,..ood fr41m o!Jie• baek to tbe rlllkl. thl' dJI\talitt• l!\"loie.11 tly 1•nmed tbat tbl• wo1ld bl a LrM4 time to 1lrih! · Let them 11ot 1~1 too oenro lu tbalr tlauou• t'na11i111! Notlol . . could clfec th •ely dote uJ." thf rlllkt Jp the wo rki•l eiu1 n>01'eiDCal a. 11n a ttaela: of" thi• eharutrr UI>OJI a miliuat worlalua elaaa Leadt r, wblelle1'tr wlar or ~lte pany be m1 y 1orefer. Sofialitll are uot of tile tlriJIII to Jllll tatt!&oa lbo"e pnadple. Tb e Jl',..... 1 judJ[e u11,- bll rl!tkoailllt wltbout blf 1t011t. of hnmau l H.•· bdpang o.tl:"'" to eDJ>OY latr. be ll'Y' j tb e grul •·orla: of th <e world. . ~ ill~ ~;M)r:':ai~::K~~,-~~~:1 6.1 ';,:;:.::11 r;:; ~~ ~~r::- 1x:~,:::1 ~~~=~t~== :!r:::::~~:~r.~~~·~;~:~~~~~~~:i:~%;~~;~i··~~:r~:;~:;,~17.;~ it eaothl'r t•rOjl ·,o n)•hal!om. j"otrb.DJII! \"011 UIJ jnft h••#lae tbe ke•o d,.._ ... . 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He muat r~el, e•·tn or co11 rw. we bn·e ia mied t he t'h·i- ~l you .. , ;,;-fleol with boiag 111 intigaill· lutloo, • ·e lU.A=-- 11 .t.\OLLiTIO~. . . . ell! >I Ill til" II l•..tlo·r thllll th•· \\t>rkttaC naui•·S. if be ha • ao ]'tl"lonal ron>pbiu t to ! lizl""ll mae wlao dOI'I not li•·e but to ~anii>Ottioll of lh~ mtt erill ~by t be To M1 tbat tho }..sptta """ lllliPed llld rtie•ed would bot ptltllll( It •UT 11 t)no ·· t<·nth ,f tla• • nn•:, 8tRII'!1 Go•·r r nment :.::;; :f ln llt •·•·nr 111 1 wur . p:t.•l . pr1..;,. 111 11111 J futllr(•. wnuld hH\"1' prl'\"tlllffl tJ 1e dt>pcndcnt ou bim. 1 ,t 11 ty tn ..·ard bit Lih ;1 more lhllll morely a nntg;le for ucape th i• altornati•·e, for tbe world •luehon, wllfre.wlth tb~ JODI of mea. Jblll prodnce for tilem~el•n tbe aoteult•• I!Oo~l ~ tlh· .\lioldlt• Wo•st. .But til•" •·•.•pitJl.list Jrl)~"o•rnllll'lll thinks IN~> fortmaat e f~Liow111eu. Lrud . . . it h tor tile b rute. Wa wilnot •Iliad 1till OD your acfOIIIIt. llld ~; ~~;~~=-e~~!•:e;,.1 "t~~a~.~~;r::u;:::l~t~t;:,'• •1~~. ~= 111 "; '::;ir "'J>Oile4 11 ~"m"r.•· ,1~-.lru.l:l•· t•: J>l"<>h.,·t ./ 1_. )lor~"u H loontls. 1 h.~ motto of the fun'" 11 '' Jaot riotlam ''! So wonder tbo Esprl!llll dl•.-i•• of the ~lall11 i'lrtT :;.:~uil•"<i !''"':·ni old J>l.l ttl...... . ::·~:iR '!:~~~·~.~~~.: ~~~~~.:; ~;r,f::: ~ .:~;;~:·~·!,..,~:~~:t 0~0 ~~:·t'~::d:o!~~! ~~:;~ .,;~rRiloe~;:.:n:::::~~8 ;~., ~11~~;~~tii:!:•;·:;;'::~.'"~ll~~=e':::~e;a;r::' t~~" ~:::::.:::a ,:~:·.,~:; 1 11 11 1 u: ~.· : . J.,·t ~ h··l p tlu · t·:··~>-t l~t• poo r o'llll J.,.g: . :;t~~~;"::~:lli•b:tll~tt:~ ::,.~~:;~~.~~:o;::::;:-!:~·:heT~dt.=:::-~ti~a"~ THE DOCTRINE OF ENVY • ( npunh-.m 1 .~ nlw11.1"" laypo,·rttlcul. Till' mos:t .rlnrm~ !!clll·nte;l of \\e bll"e met iu ~>u r lim~t all kin<II Jor t he r-pla wbo have ltad • eho~Jee Wen~ apiutl tbeao thing3; we bl\"e b t• "" who rn.lly mee.ut b 11 ai 11- 1111 tt hero we flad ae audleueo of Mveral tbou· t·l•l.u rofun~~~~~~ •.u "l .. n~~·lo.nlj.! ~h;, work("rs _nrt· l'll m~<l out un rl; r t_he of m.tntal criJ•Pitta.. but tb ~ ieah...,ile ~- b~, ~ ADd ".oed it, aDd tho11 take :-a \11•·oatory ,.,· ioter~~~~;tio111l mo•·cm.f.al of million ,.. 1" 1 Jlt"'ple wildly ehKti 11g 111ell •• hu'lammab\e'' tpeeebe.l ~llllii' of t·lmrll~ . 11df•u•· or .tho• h~c . Thetr ~c~h-h!'lcherte!l Ri~llt all. cau oet~. oue to wuade ~ 1f '.' v t h11 "":a mental acqaar~meat•, be of worker~ or htawG aed brai a--oomt Alula:aday, bot parlou• timu .are apoa ..,; frit!ll'l• ted Comrade.. for on lr urr mnsko·d uuolt•r l!a ,• IIIJIIH' of tho• ·'. :\I.~- · .,\ .• Hllll klllt lll!" 19 111ught '"'Ill o.•·rr l~e J'OS~liAO to . get .•• >lll<"lh· woahl rralue t~e d~artb thereo f. of tb~ wo rld'• grtlttsl OIUbor., nti•t•, by the moll 1 unuoa1 d'ottt fill we wia batla: tbe bl.,..illp of t.lae upltalla• un•l t· r tlw , ..,,.,.r nf Bu:· Scout ··o·ln\"1\iry. . ~hn~ ~::aa;II:O .~:knt~;~~: . .·;..:::t '::o~ 1 0.,;b:ft~u:: ~~~.~~~==~~~~~~.": ~:.:::!: :~:~ ~;;:~y ::'::~:~:·~o!~Deb:~~ b-:,~~ J>li>r tt upn11 oar tulrerinct C.n_M_'- - - - Tlairty y(•UIIj.! wulll('ll or u So·rnntou. l'n .• s ubu rb Rrf' nppealiug eialitm tbt one Jlllrrote-d aayi ng, "Oh. \\"t' mRk~ 110 ,..ar 11pon indh·idu11~. but a· I(OO<lly amoun t of I hie wot lol'• goo<b, • :,111:~~~~!111t~r(!:~~··7:;~~-~~~~~~~~~II~O;;~~~·, w~~! 1 ,1;~~~~~)~~~ ~~:~~ ~~~~e~~~·;:~~~~ ~:.:~~~~~:111 1;;: ,t:~:::;l::~..,.~f~:::l ~~~~~::-·:·~~~~r;:a:oe:n!:;'~111~::.,.::~~ ~~:,,~::",~::li:! ':e:ac,o::ltf. ~~~~~ th;~~~~~~~~~~o;~eu~~~?~~~: Wt oa tb;. •ide the i,_eadaat ttruJlllml ftaro•\"o·rmor•· . W•• ~nppOIINI thnt oulr the wiL·kl'tl Socialists thought ~·au bl\"t'. " H e ~Alit tllat 1111 unllliW~r· ellfo, with only one eb1nee ie 1 millioa oton e t o tbe wa1 ~ill d au ud ban 111 • gle that i1 11oiur on in f:wope ~tw~n tile forefl or u•olatlo a and tbo for.e~ th•·r• • i~ ~ 01111 . Jo<:uh- in this t·omll r\' who tiOl'.'lrt"t hll\"e ll goOd home ! I<MI! u~:umealt 11111, it your t lnmac b to heeomo the ki11•l of men ID d ,..0111ell toh·ed to tnd it. ;rhi• it 1101 the doe· of the mat~er dua. I n Cf!rm1n1, tor eumple, l be Soclalbt Party O\llrtbot,... .. · · o::aa t laed it whi le you Iitteii, will go 11oture inteaolod tb~m to bfo. Wo are trin e "\lt uvy. btate . or jealou•Y· It l. fu.lly • rallllo a dun·.-yiar mem~rt 111d cute approslmetel,. ro. r tnd oot·Lial f -- " CAPITALIZING THE DEATH-RATTLE :~.. "·~m~,,~at~e~:::~~;r srr;t m :~;::t :~1 ~:!.m:; ::::.~.a~e~::..e~;; tb~t~'. 'er~~ •b•:1• :ju8tiee.. ~~~o::~~o~,...o!:•·m~:: ~~~~0 :,~~·::~ 1 :;oo~;:1'~o~m1 ~~. :;:..:~:D'7."~i.1::: eXtll~~~:;:~"l;;:::yh~~~~;ij,t"~. !:i:·ir:t"o~;.~::~~~~~ ..fot~tl~~~~c~;~;:~l }l~~:~p~eerJ~~ ~...:~~~~~~ ;:~~:!i~u:lc:l:;·e::;· ::::rni~~ ::~. f::t •t•b1~1~,~!~b~ol~~:.:;;, ~~~~ ':~ it• r:uk• ~:;•,b:o~~i•·i~·...~• ::.:c~o 1: ~:~~:~~~~~; ::~~~:~~::":e:!r!~:~;~t~o e::!~"'~;.,r-:r;; =~: :~·~:.eo,~: 1 lad••rt ui,•k••l. \\"f> 'lll'hl·•l from th <' tro·mhling ting••ni of tho11e afar down th e pnth co tho· \'u!l o·y of th (! Sha•low of IJ••nlh is nou c th e I ell! n•cet t o tlw profit-m_O IIIo!" N"!I 011 !hilt aeeount . \\"!mt if 11 t!Ot'.~> mcam zuhh;·d prinHions to those al r elu)y sorepr•'!ISN!f Whnt if it dO('!! m c ttn the (IN""<:ious hrend and th e hlet~~~ed milk. to rn f rtllll thl· lip~ o r the !lltfTI'ringf Whul if it does m ell n :~c~.!~ :~~t!::('JJJ~'h~·lt~f~ ::;~~mp11ni es. r('gimcnts nml hrigadesf berited a f fl w dollart, or bu "mind mnne1. '' Thii mala:u blm tbinla: tbi.t f•·rr.-·hodJ· "h .. an "'IIIII .t bAllee." wbit~ ir bf would !Ike a look " 10mo - .. ----- ll ow aro y~,;oin~ to fou•·iul'tl peb1>Le tllat Soeithfm makl!"ll for a biJher form of ci•·iliz.ation and for • nobler kied ot m:oD boo<l th111 tbe au r•Be of todayf Tbere i• bnt oee elfec:th·o m•t~od to do thi1, 1111<1 tbllt i1 your uample. I'"re.etl ce a~ far u po~~~ible lbe bnmAnitariiD Jlrilllipll!l jOu prof -, practiee tlltm in yo11r d•ily llltfr· 10011rM wil la your fellow IDCP. Yoo etJI· 1101 we.U afford aimpl,. to ....It for th e m~:e1~11 ~~;,.•~:·.•;;::.' t~'i'~~./~~~:':r~:.1;;'. ~~~~~;~i~~:IT:J~ t~ :'~·~ho'~ann!~ ::w:h~m~o ;::~,!".~11 p:~:: ::t ;~:: - ~~~~~~-~:xl:ll\ 1 ~~:~:~ul~'\';.,:·~~~~:.h~hi:;';'"~~~~t~ed~~-~~dl~ a:ute~c~~~~~ :::~~: :r~:: ~~o 0~';~~~· ;~~ ';':~ nti~11 :\nu~· ·~ • · frH- ·· ("hri~tnuts I! inner. . s imply ad\"ertisin$ t h e bu!is aro wonb,. to b. doe piopec.-; tru\~- disco\·~red whi~h • bater of mrD. wh>rh -w uald be vory- who lt,.be~ o'"er tho Gtr.,..ll papen aad wri!H tl!.e "Berli11 eorre~poDdeaeo,''" II'JIIIreut to ao r oppoDentJ it t\oe1 took who lot tbe eat out of the boll• lew d1y1 1(0. '"lllficat time 111 atady our literatul"f' II•P I- " tltat oraly by tb e atmoet vllilaiJ .~ 11.11d tile 111011t •rropat uerd.w latelligootly. of power It tho KtiHr bept 1111 bit to·tt.ulq tltr..-e. ill additioa to tlae ela l lIP( arrny.""1.b• K1iwr deptadt upon tile eo-ea!J.ed •rmllitary orpaiu.tio!IJ," ,;.,; .. g of fS·IIOidiera to tb a Dlllllber of •!A-00,000 to k~p tho wvrklar , ...... ID- eo•· THOUGHTS OF TH ~ WORKER Does A •·•·o rtl i n~-t to tlaa· I'KI'it:tlillt u e w.<; pnpc n&. _who hid c.the. nake;d 1n11h l'l.li \> 1 ·~1 tb; ·~· _c1111. l c~t 1111 onlrnr:L'<i workmg claS--'1 r1se m th eir mir:ht '""' WI'• ··· I; 1111 n·nr:enre 011 th eM• \"UJtUres. "Jl. s~·ndica l e hilS J,M·II f<>r uwd for tlw purpo'<o' _of bi~yillr.t 111' the rir:hts !o. th e.aerum f~r t he tr•'ll lnu·ut of tnlwr•• ulo ;n&. d!MCO\"e rc d by D r . F n ell man. I t IS J•rOJ•I'"''''I to ;::h··· f r•·•• tr .. nlnll'ut to those who eanuot afford lo pay for it~. , . . .. . • An d thu~ tla a· ~:houl~ <>f f'II (H111hsm wonltl Indo lh ~ l.r Pll'l~IC., _al .~ ~liUill ''.1\",11 11 1~ IIIIIISUHIIy hKiil', und1•r the hypoc.r1bea l cloak of chat!\~ . . . . . • ... Th .. wor kun! ••l11 knows what 11 111C811S. tlu., g h utly JOk~ ~~out taken oat or the hreiap or men, wome ll and ebil<hen by m~n• ot nonltt f>lltl wagro, rout, inte~at aud profic., 1 11 lfp.li~ robbe.ry. 1 :::w ~~ ,.::~'0':.,.,'":_~e;;~ct" (apable of l"oduting !Urplut 1'1lue, tool• without cbaraete r, witbout 1 will of tbe ir owa, witbout tbe •mbllioa of ~i•·iDg tbeir nit tcu..-e a blgher melD· lug. ' Thill il tll.e mo1t i111pcrrtont womaD '• qul!"lltioa toiley: wbat will botome ot "'1 chll d~e uDder ce.pltaliat rulef Jo tbie gil!IDtie. amitby of our p..-at world, will thr 1 bo llo\"il or blmiDI!t, ••d tb•t tbere e~n bt 110 hiaber ;.,. tul!"llt Cor tbe bumau· heiua u11 tii bit lowrr lleedt are utielled. Tbl1 u tile rDtM of povr~,- tbat It • tifl e. tbo lm· bitleu for bl11b~r tbiup iu life •ad tOtllpel• it• 1'1etima to co11eeD t rale all tbeir tbong~u add eaergie. npoa tile meauo to rrorure bre.d. • • • Tbl.. ~~ t;e •:e or .~ . J oy " tbo purpote of ei~illlecl lt11mta i:~~~ p:~:;:raf~:l':;~,,;:lil~C~c~:~:. 11111d e e\"et·y American city a :or Aln-,ady. patf'nt m•oclidtte fn""kiTllo are ratt e ning by th e score upon tbt- (jUi,·e:rin< bodies of th u e hundreds of thousands of h elpleu gup.. inl! c:-r~~o~lurM. agrra,•a tinr: thrir ~oni es a tboU41Uld fold \l"ith their /brac~~-t'Dd Uf til tru 11 • . ' rigbtoODinrw ud =~ . . . Tile J"'l~ or rational ~afllliOII h ·~u~tin: l!i r~n HOng: •· A e url'. a e u~,-pay . pay, pay !" The dread th~ de\"dOf111eat ~.the e11ltt~~ lt11m.. bertie f aC1'1 o f th e detpai riuJ:" J;; t!f' l o u eye!l in e ve.rv path and by-1\·ay. be• or , u.ot tile tn.uuag af lilll'et aDd We kuo.- that there U: no hor>e for h em. ~:~a "l"e iti tbe overthrow of mutt-ra.. of nb~ 11114· rulen, of w'" eapitalilm . and .,.et we le t r1ret:iom U "!I J)II.S., h ..\- without spurring our 1'1lllla ud klnla. 1 et eapltaliJm l o-b · - !t-llo•·· •·orlu~n to unite; we •·a.~~t e ou gold e n momenta when with ou r to ll.lldo eve11 t.be little tb..tt moilerll friwd• iu bootlf'81 gou.ip of this 111 that . whe n the only mHMge l!l!ucatioo ,~au ~~~ to... rd m•ki•• tolll· wortb w·hilt iJ .till t o aoml! 01183 i11. 'Work t' rs of the wor ld unitf'. plete -moa •1111 woJHO nt. oT l'ou !"odei:fl~ll~!:~!ti:,:.u!.~~;~i~~ ~~· ;;. very ups that j t ma.rapitaliu th e it bu .robbf:4 o1 health. ! dying teetb the =-- ~;~:,a4e::;r:~~;:. CBE.A.P JUICE VS. FRJo.!EDO:M. ;:-::~,. ~~~ ~r;ere 1:-:.-:: ~e~r em':~~~ At In 1 row wti~ 1 rinl ftrm of gum~ ;on~:D~p ~~~;::::o::t ~~er.o-::a·t~·;~;: 1 ; 1 ~"'... t1lr:--=t .:~:;; F ri"< ln uw h:t! ll lienun w ill "':;o tbe trouble of ur.ni ng tbeir owD living • h.,. band.i t.•. W. J. Baru aid: Pri•till ~ awful 5r'OIII1t e . we know u o t; but we do not cialltm Is aot mere\,y • new •.l'•lem at b,. u~efui produch.-o Iabarr ~te detedl\n are about t be lowell lnd .he~>itate t o uy that tlw •·apit nliution of hill elaims o lfer11 another eeooomln aDcl politi"" bat abo..-e aU . • • • ' 11 "'~ tlllla:n tbot blot .tlae faee of tile plde n OJ1J1'0!"tunity to ~<IIII'I"'ZI' ~ti ll furthi' r th e wr('tched" ' ' it;,tims o.f 11 lltll' piiUOIOpll,. of li,fe wb l~b mala:~!"~ Tbi.t i• one of the gtell c~i~t e~m- ea~ ,, Tfley co_" 1.111 bared to do aD,. .. nt'U \\"hl'lh e r Or. 58\"f" IIOeiet~· from party of fr..edom. . They ore nga1ed, wit )I tbe aetlve 11iJ of aiL r:o•~nOMDt ofllltlal•, Ia h.ampoltiDS" aud barrUiillS" aad braw-beat1nr Uae Hotiali•t•; bnt the ,...,k at edueatlon aad orpnlr:ation lfOC'I ~eadiiJ oa,-jut I I the work of orp.iiUar t b• . n reet·railwiiymea nf Buffalo 1t11 pae ltndlly oa, ill tplte of tbe biiiJ"I•g 'fiJ· ilauu of pollee, newtparefll, prneben a11d cou n1 'af Bulfolo. Of • l111tb, Coau•adl!l, who ea.a koow of the -rld-w54o f!JIIt for eeon-le treedom, witiloot • tbrill of 'Jo1 1111d dellgbttd ntitlpatloa for t laa bn n da,-. jut abeod, wllea we come to JP"Ipt wh)l world-wid~ r.apital11m f .. l~mr :~';~\:11 :0 ~~::~~.'~~ :~!::.11 ::;:: . Jut tile wO rkioc dua ~n goin.Jlo bt ea•~ frOm t il.!. eYilt of eapltatlnaf reno?:;"' 11 ;t of tbinking'leeo .. ~~~ •:men of our •Je: ~:~11~ ~~m Uae (1"&1111 old Pt!bhe Set•••ee· CommlliJo11 - ltaYI it, a ad doll't ,.o~ or the iron lhl:>l:d•. between :at: I • eew ;~:e:~:;:h,.,:~:=~i&:';:e4~=~~~! ~!! 54n~~;-'w~ll~~e'! ~:·::t:b:0 f::; ;:~~:~ed ~: Po,:~,,r;::n~t :~~!::~:: !~~ab~· tob~!;g aud oftea t'Omplettly bntr~,..: tile HDfl! .•1 respoi:IJ.ibility i• the worker. He ia ealled "~" to work , 1101 u h.it eoaKl~n.ce d1tt.:1.tea blm to work, bu t aeeo rdina to tile orde-r of hlo t'mplo,-er wllo.e coDM.itaee "u • bueiaeu liiUl li,.n oel7 i11 bi• ledpr. • • • • It Is wtll to 7Ulill4 people ocflaioof~ meJI Ial ••• ~iritllal . .... oue o! t ilem, Boru • • • r~preeea,ta tllil rotlatrengtil or tbo Soci.alitl·moveme.ul. Bo loaa u tit. It vn• io w..... tU foaadat lo111 o1 our a:~ovtmtat are Ill~eeore. Bapport .l'IDt own •e:W.papua.. they toottit11t:o tb bta"I"J" artll~ er tile army of -.ial pogr-.. Tboy are u.., c1llef _ . . hy wllld. eenoerie 1111d pelitkal b-~ce a 4iheeol 1111d pob-- Tile Bodalt.t p r- that~ 0 11 1 Wea't lonl,-1 , · · .' '""' e . Tlie eapJtall..t P"JN!" b.,e prlateit J lowi Pg aeeou!Jit of tho dlli(bltul llllltw 111 art.ore •lito " OIU " IIJitl billa are Dot !Iowa to tUOa 11101ll1lloiJI•d of t1.80~ ad 101111 b -wl1'e.ar~talretdy coa..,..tGiatl~i tltOIII.IOJ.-naa elrbt morelol"l"" ~ll!';::! •J~:::·~~~.:':.= ~~~:0 11":."\~~~~:~; ;~~=~~kld~~ ~!•.!!'el~~~= "'t"f liJIWto U1 approtiable extntl · . Bowe,.er, let it pa-. Come we 110'11" to th elfeda af t1lla moet 1Jorioueboou .. Let"'- laow It baa worked 1111L el--ere. ·In Clorrelllad, tlta eleet UrJat ra.te b eveo lnwo r tliau ' 1 our " D01I" nte of 1 nata~ LIOo-watt,IJ ua U «ar aemory MI"IH. . A11d 1d, lbaDp to f"tlate, tite.l' bo•• peYert:r i11 Clnelandl va, ·alr,-teplar hm1111 poqrty,......a brud u we ba.•o ra &lfalo. LlkorlH tlwylt••~ tba.t rtoriot~:~ ~t faz• Ill Cl.o1'elaa4. · Wilen tlae Jaodlord•- tllat tllo worktar elua ean ~,. a Uttlo lllc•er rut bJ r.NII ~f a,IIIJI! t d.uo.aae Ia their Urbt bllla.-P , _ tloo rtat. Bamo way ~~ltltw~·~e:~~:":~:ro; :~~~=i~-~;=•u ~~b ~!:; 1 1 ~~~a. =-~u!:":.:uG«ami h•• ~ u1 t.l i.nto our taunt : : :· Y.Jtctric "wm · 11111 re aue p of tbose o r o-.; eluewhom !I·JII.Ikittr. bu 110 11eeol for e~mple._ ma~u t~t:-t hit uLm.al n•.tore b tilt Plblie oplolea a ad oot !)\'bile t ltouibt- la~rta.lld patro..,e. a~~o~ to tile trM U..-ertlaJ.•r ia tb capW:au.t a.w..., u4 _ , . h'IIUil balop. J Wbat It -•ta 11 toob t..aill of lo~ naeutal aa4 •Pillt-.1 ~~~~~lite, ~ • .._ - : • 1riJI be ~e to tlaa ~ o~ proptf1J a1 &117" 111Uil1 !.lata I,.,.. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2fbd7f831715e6ed9df110519b9ee738.pdf 5c7442914458f7f9f07d986e94474822 PDF Text Text A_ DAILY From _,.,...,. ftolo 8oolallst will be 1.. M a O.U, Paper, until fl.orther - · • Vol. 1-No.45 BUPFALO, N.Y. APRIL '• IJJ3 J U·DGE ·,.BROWN·. ORDE.RS O·U T, ·M I·L ITIA. TO SFIOOT. ·o owN ··-s TRI·KERS I . �-·-::;- :A..tata and SIJMorlbe f'or the Arooter·Eettung. TheoaiJ GIIInniiiDDIIIW1pap« IDthe~oul.l~of N ewYorll: Cl17, re~ RDtlft&" the iollllr'Ml of Uut Worii:Lo, OIN-. - &0 ceor. for 8 1laa. 7~~;.~~~·~=:e~r:e tla1~~~~b!.~::~=~ • cocabl..lloootfe~» :-· Buffalo Socialilt,ooe rear aod ..Appeal to Reuo.:l" 40 wccb $1.00 Buffai?Sooiallot,ooef<U and Natlooal Socialht $1.GQ IWbJo Soda.Hst,ooe year aa61ntunatioo&J Socialist Rerinr ooe ,.a.$1.25 • BafWo Sodalilt.ooc rear and Comlnr N.atioa c:mc year $J.35 BolbloSodalat, .... .... ~ w...... ....tho ,...,tho 8eod Wden eo BUFFALO MOOIALlST, 6fW.- E.ale8&., au..Jo., If. �ANTI• WAR DEMONSTRATION MAY-DAY CELEBRATION SATURDAY EVENING MAY 3rd ELMWOOD MUSIC HALL PRINCIPAL SPEAKER ·GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK Of NEW YORK CITY AUTHOR OF WAR- WHAT fOR? UNDER- THE AUSPICES OF Llllll l BUFFALO SOCIALIST PARTY -BY- EMIL SEIDEL Former Mayor of Milwaukee MONDAY EVE'G, APRIL 14,1913 At ·s O'Clock - AT - Columbia Turn Hall 1281-1285 Genesee Street ADMISSION 15 CENTS �POIEUSH1SC "»"aUL.Y 1IY THB BUFFALO SOOAUST PUBlJSHING COMPA.t~Y: (~1 Sl W. E.p: Stn.t, lrd n.c. a dtJTH .t &mJMd nr-.lty, •• ..... WUe... DeW'SifiJ!e~ at..IFFALO, N.Y. aAit'TD' HUSL&It, , . . _, KD!'at~~-~lrdn~ . . ... Co\.a~~~N~'Y. Prb SI.OO PIS' yeu,50c:.U.IID<Jalh..pafalll.l4 .d-ra~~a ED~ -.d~lul m.~:b. .. 1112, ailhe Ia ~. . tlle e.seepdoa. to. tile I"ILla WJtld. - l"1lAMt EKJt.IDfPJUI!b, · - d~t11 ••I ...S. ., ot ~. '"'-I-t aorpa. ,_. upeeted to - . 1a ~ . . . fw'M o~l=-t~ e.pitaliJt M~JI':" lad~ lll~••kPelll U. Iii. E111peror of Aaeriu.. . 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' E•·1·n ~~~ th,• cuutlu·r" uf """" mny rillt' t o the lu•if:hl-. 1 th~ .rollett h·e mac :."~:~r• •::~. w:~~- ~:: :r::!•·ew!':lr~b:~ ~,..hi::~~~·:b;; ::~~::~~~~r~:K~eeh~:':~y:~l!::t~. t he lilt ti :::~b:~~~~lile8~:;:::~~:h:~o~.a::::~ ;::.:oth:~:er'~:t ~~~Zt/;:;tlelly r.o 11 '1 ~~::•..11b:!u: ::. ~~·u::~~o;:~u~:~:~::~·-~11 ::~~~·;~~·::,t:l:;:~7~,:~~~;:';·~,if~•: ~::;~:~~;~~::~:·:~~!~·::~~~~~:~;.~:~~~ wbo :~em::~t:f~~~e~::-7.; on;f b~f:-:~1:•. reeelv"" tbu 11 •·ontiuo·ut ." 11111 1 \\"i ll nnt rounwlf ~·JCI•·IId it 11crolllJ m!_ll•oOJ.of people hfe it httl~ mora I baa abun.lant hfe thdr ..r•ll.rll~r nml ~t.enc~f~~~ pnrJJ~! ·r I . ;·\t ~:~~~~·~·~··'·,·;·~~ft.~~~~:~;, ;;~~~·,': ;111~11 1nHf.1111111 ~:~.~~~~l:l~~~~ of 1;11111:\:}~·j,:~'; 11 ;·;~~7:m:t'llll t·~··r t ,,. !lTI'H 1 t•r . 111 11'' IIIIJ('S a;f '!r~;~:n~.~~:~ic:~,,~:::l : But J ' I ;:;••:..~JO:r;beirl h"ii"E\'i!l' ud thcv 111011 be reallll!d ' Tht· 1\Jtis.·r"s , ..,11~ in in >·o·nh·tl 1111 "''"'"'" '"~ ""'\\ nulo t not It"! httn lt.•· iu it . Thut tusk u mutt. You ,.,.,. lito· lif,. nf !ht• Kni~oJr"11 l 11 :, l f life iJ a joy to him, be own it to spuk of tbe m•n wbo like. r•rt io ~.on;:.; ~:~::~~~.e~;:' : · :.i: ~~= o~h:urh::e'~:~~ !:'w~~e t!:. ~:~~~;;;~~ ~=dbt"'-::;',:!!!e 0!aelor of ju~tirl', aod a meanJ ~f human Orh·n to workiDJ eta... th.e luk'ey• of l be anaatera ea.Jii!d judgK often to go to pat ll"~&:tlullo .. ,.ll tb&:c upitall•r trom ambarr. .IRent•. At Patl"non, ~. J., Jut week, 011<'1 of jut!"" trl.ed C011trt.de Ha1wood,-aa I. W. W. J~ader, oa the ~br~ of "kadla~ 111 unlawful I UCIIIblace.'' "'d f'OnYictlld him. l11 order to .eetare oae of tbeir l''~dOIIt ' ' Jif1!ol'tldl"otJ,•' it WDIIIKI!P&TY to ao bat k to t be yHr 1~, •llfla.la. the rel1n of Kinr (,"bariN I,~ judldal ~h1 loaDded"down a tinoUar oltellio11. Did 1hi1 fe.le lloe "booonb1e" eourtf Not 10 you ~Hid aotk• Itt t'ladinjl lltal lbere w•• onlr one ••Y to )lilt tht' t1hlnlt" miner cut of tlooe war, tO. ~..,.. .Ieney judge wtot ail ti.'l! way b•ck lo Ki111 Cbuln' time to lur• t lt.e triek! t-. a llgbtlnr lftlder of tbt ,..otlllna elUOI til~ ti,me~t ~:~:! act f~l e\·id~ntly uanmel that tbla woold ~ a~ too aeturfl iu 1beir Jiauoa• cu11Di111! NotJil•( ecoid M> doteuJ:~ t:l" .:~~::n!o ::kl::r~ll:!. e:=e~o:,~::!.: ~~.~u:;\! hit)' j>HIU ~~~ oJ..liiA...Utillt..!f: t l.aetifl lboVI" rl•Tbt J eney jlldge n"iav be redtDniDI wiflloul hit llort. ·-· • ~,---.,---- 0~\"CE.MORE: w~ :tRJo.;-'"'' 1.\' BJ:D:'• ': . ~:;::~W:, f::~·:.~~~: ;:~.~a.: ~ron;~;~~';! ;~~i-;;. ~:.::::.:...~.~~~";~:_:;:'k ·~t=~~::;\.~,~~~~::;:; :!•l"w:;e ~~·~~~ly•~;~:;i':l 0~~: ~~:~~u!~"'~~';· ~~~~:.:~dl~rt~:~~a::: ~~~~t!:::'!e~:.~;: ~::enr~~~~.~~··,!:d-::: tb~~:"":o:kor!.:~ ~e ,:::Jd~od will it another prOJI 10 t&Joitalitm, Jlf!rbapt! "\'011 f'lll jut im.aaiM t loe keta dJ... hitn, 11nd, what mun be of \' ita! imrort· dooe; t hfl que~! loa for you ia olm••'• i ''l'l"''"'"''"' ofw:::o:;·~~:~.:b,~:,":'h!.o~i1:1~1tf1~~~=!..,:;'~';;tl;f ~.::: '""~~nho~~~~~:~,.:~n ',:!, af:~~=!~ ::,~~~t:h:~m~a~::.l:::bt~le ;;·~~~!~~~~ ~~;~e:;e,..~:u b~oi::t'l:o \\"t• hn•·ll p •t to ~..,. " ''"l•itnli~l Jlii.JM!r "1\"hi•·h is no\ ;·,·.':,~~;;·· ~: r·'~1~~:. i ::~,:~~: :~r~~ uy; '.~ ~~·~i.',:, ,rc0:' 1!~'.~.~~~· ;~~ri~:.~~~~~~~~":,~~.. got away wblo 1 little more thaa .t he rtt't,--tb.:lt•• tbe oely- ,_o!':'.,~~~ ;~~!::~~~~~·~:~ d~~~ ~=~~ WHAT SHALL 1T BE ? N ,..ontl"nt i• not 111 el"il in iuelf, :;:~~::-~e.II~ baek to tbe nnkt, the (I Jlilalill• rm~~::;· do 11111 wloh t o oleprh·e ;;"a':u~u7a~:"::"'ti~l!~;~~ t0:t ' : ';:: }:0t~::!ce;e;;i:.:~d by 1 W(' \\"!11· liltntdd 11 ltuiTnln pnhli•· lll'lwol to'nt' ht• r"s puy ,,,,, .. , ),,r ;ltltt· 1•n.•· ,,f tilt• ul"t"flllo!"f' wnr•l· lll"o'lo•r who mo.:r•·ly tht• •·11.1" hall with hi~ <ltUilh' prt'"llo'llt'.,! ,.,., ~ ~=tl:;ali~• o::~~~ ~e.•;;• ,:f e:~~ of life'o J'Urpou, thO'\" e•·e~~:oa.e to ~njoy life aiitf"'!iiCl ""'"imi r<'!ltliutioo of tbit ideal ~ rewud1 for all hil aelh•itlel. Bat, of t\"., t~:~~~=·~~:u~~~~io;•b our dali~b::.~~~;:;:::~~~:o:f ~ ::t:~~~~Oltl"!·ld!•~:"'~"!n'~~Y=o~o~loeot!IS: :-.:.":d:o l1 lbl" ideal of all. and oncntl,.t of all our :!"1'!~'::: 1';.";;:~ ~: .,..:::;:~.:0 ;:~~~ :;i~:e ~=e •:~,711~•0t~o=~f~~~ ~n~h~o w;:~ w~"'!: t o IT I I I lr 1.~·1 II IJ,. H l'llll'<t' U . "~!llllt'JIO UH I t ll'l! t•\"f·;:-~ el or ~ 1.1 It" IU 1-'n('lKh~IU ,,,, un1t n;o•l. 1 ~llt"]l II HIOr~l 0 . ~rll I' Ill rro•e :;lg 1111 • wh•~h per 11111 of tiN blood·moft4!y of :!" t~:oe~;~,\~:;a;;:.~nt;•;-;~,~~r~ ~=l!:";,::'::,h:~!e':~•:ub;u~:~ lr~jtb 11 ~~a~!;'q~:;;:.~b~=-li~:ri~11:row~ r~r:"::.....:-; =111w:.::~~ 1et un~:',', ",~;,r;~.',•,•:~~·~~r~:~:.~~:~~!;~'R~·~:.',~o-.~~:i~l~::::; ;:·!~~ttl~f'~l~:ct~3::~~ :::.~~·il~~~~~~gl:.';!~..o:::~nfob~bo~.:t~~: !!:bb~i~i~::e ·:~:;: :'e:~~:':f~:,.!•!':: 11 ~;~,~~~~tl!~~tn,~.~~·i,~:;',1 ~~~••11·il:~~r::::;,~ot~itl:~~ l~~~~;~~:~:~~~~~~~~~!~hillR out ~:~!t:~l"!~~ ~~ ~~:~~~~~~heL~~~~~! IIi, jiUI :11lmrort.ant to e-dueate tbt lany mn of tile bopt ba may eottrt&ID I ot tbt labor of tile otbrr elaue1 11 tn the retliu.tioo of hi• llfl" dream. u .nnot II!XJ!ftt anytbinc elM bnt fabv.l· Yet woulol irnot appear rtU0111hle_to 0111 wealtb aad barbarou• lusur,. ou thl" for if 1 poor ma'l'• i¥noraot:e ia. pill· IU(rl!ttt th•t w., "abonld try at le11t 111 ona ead of the 1oe.ial ~ale. and 1•itifai fu l.a. .-~ll·to-do m111'1 ignorance l1 do- attempt to realir.e 10me ol. our ide.t• miMry~pcnury 1ud drgradatioa Oh tbe ll"> t~blc ~au..e it ~how• lb.Jtt he rart'd of the abuadaot life b rei Doe. it other. , mor"' for hi• pc>r kl"lbok tban for hit reall•.--"ffem lmJI"'Ible 111 to •hape 10· l'el nobody I• (oinK to r.baogtt tbia u•irul, mone for hif ~tomaeh thlh for r.ial n11tlitio111 tUt ' tile old 1111.1im ord~r cf t hiogs.10 adtnlnblt io thi\.,-H hi• head. tball be..om~ ao ..,tuel bet, '"[1 e,.try or t ho.e ~·ho prollt by it , unle.1 •• n·u~·.. uf tlo~ .-ollling l""'(>lt! •• it i• I<> imprO\"tt 1beir material f'ondilioo•; :,~;·1•1•::;~.~~~~~~~j· r::::;:::~.'l:,:·,\~,.~~~:~1i:·~~~ul~ll;tl~t;~c:1~~=i~~r~:~ 11\\~~~tly~C.-8 •i•~f:,'•..:;:i~~- :u~rt:.~~:1inr~ri:~~~ :o~ ~~..·inli~>ll; llrro.~li Aod IDEALS TO BE JtEALIZED which uuu•· hut 1\"{)1111"\1 <'1111 r •·wlo·r . l..:un winc- full W•·ll t h•• hro:ntl·\"1\hce of ,.,.,•ry u ickd liO ,Jolo·•l '" l h•· toilt-r~ h •· tht• ltlltlilcr·t•ln!!..'!. uwl r•11ger to hrinf:(" j 11 !lno.:iul •·orupnuimtNilip tho" '' who 1Wd: tlw f reedom of !heir · • 1lw w 41111 , .11 lull·•• hit upnn 11 plnu j,~· wh it·h, 111 prnetienlly no Cl:]WIIlle, tlw work.•rN 1'1111 lw hrou ~hl IOioltlllwr for 11 tlelightful ll\"CIIilll!"; t.he Trt·ltNIIr\" 11f t lw liuiTnlo :-:ndnli~t ro•plenis ho·d, nud the work of tltluca . linn 1 .r~IIIOI !'tl. ' 1 In tlu• ,.,.,. 11 )111 1..'" nf .-\ pril 1~1 . 11 soo.:inl will ht• l('ii'Cn at the SocillliSI IL • ·-""1 pn,- ::t::~~b: ~~.:;; ~;~~~=;~::: ;:·l::::al';:;e,:;e:(c~~~~rD~:~~:: :;~~:~~~:~:.joy. to 1. . fDII til• frui~ :~~·~~d~:.~:~;:e:~\1\:u!~~.:!':::;, ~b~tc_w~o;:;; :~~i~ .,,(. lmd wilh tlu· inololuilnhlo• plut·k horn of the holy \'OW worlol fur !-;.ocillli~<m. l h•·y lun·,. 1101 he11it11ted to t11ke UJXIII .c ~~~~~~~t11J;5it ~::10w~:;,~~~·ir ~;~~:J.!;';,.:~htij;::e~llti~~~~ ::~~-oJtirst .t~e Tbey are all 1.•~ 'bl t lte · lta prodoct. t.h. . &DJ ol lUI. ~ • al.utloo of th oboodou MN:ial Yet, tilt m. . -.trik.f.. . ~ of M"Orpll '1 ~ tllat polaoa hmu 1l!a ~ ba-.a re· ..u, ·• How ate ·pt lola ata"'rL" :r'boM of ~:~e wbe "-" ur ::iiiH:t' the or~rRni:r.ation of the tllsk;~:~,i~:;,;~il~h~~:~~lli~:~~;~.•~:j·~~Pr'":~.ri~i~~e~'~l~e~~ tbel d UJI'Da 11 We part Ia tlle ~o~leel l tllat ~~~: ~~~=ry~ or of impro.-lnc eonditlo... of bt!lie•·u to bt! l!b iaterHta. ~.11! llle, ol huma•n~nc lhe structure ~~<.~c:'-1 juttiee bNi!o:l oa •• ~nomle llt ,ot bll atan dorf•c the c;..u Wu wbn workiar d ... bfolM, ._... bt ran, it it aot tile indl.,Jdual ~11d tupentrll.~t.w-e of IHM'.iety, by uo_lt·1 1pto.>lll wbicb :"'ill e11ab~ the iodu•· 10 tloe fn:n1t to 81!1 1bOI either la cleteue ot tile Souther-D~~r'• cbat~ .._. . !hal r.ah .!o lbi•. The lhdh·idoal ·me their llldtYidl1&1 forres aDd powen hlou• worken 10 e.-ery llakl of i11 dtftoM of the ~ortkr11n "J demaad for wd:•alaYcry. ll:orpa di4a't 4o hu11hauJ11 and Lrotht'rli tllld comrutltll m nuy things. ~ ot tht• h'KIII of thl' thing!! whie h they h llJ·e tAnght 1111 · \ "Rhh' :: be. one nl:.~, ~~:. no~tecr=~~~·;:l"l,:~~~ me;;•~o~~:.:eb:;,.:lli~u;~:;~~: ~;~:: ;.~~~ ":,ti.~: ~~~~u::;a;oe::•r, II"Ot·kiu~; mulo.:s. bu no peroon•l N>mplliDI to liuod mall who doctt not lil"l! bot to tbl h., hu a duty to pt'tfor01 t:at, aod eat but to lh·r, a od notbing wort,! bHidf'l tbc n re of tb~ noor~. Wa l)ll"lk of tbe 11110 t o wbom t)n•'·' ••nth uf till' mon,·.•· ~twnt l.ly tlw l lnited StKtl'll Govern ment on him. a •luty lowud his life I• more thah merely • atrugglc tor lu~t \"t•U,. un II"H I". pnst . pr•·~··nt 11111\ f utun•. II'Onld hn\"t• p~\"1'111~1 ieu. forlullltc fellow mf'n. l~read, 11 it II for the brtlte. We 1-:ro•loi th>o "t~ in tlw ~ l iololl<' Wt·HI. But thf' o.:llpitRiil!t g<J\"{'rll meut i il is mort• ,J,<~~i tnhl,. tn pr11IN·I .1. P. ~J .,rl.:ltn"li OOnr.l11. T he motto uf l uloiJ•nrli•"' is: ·· J,..t"!< h,•li• lhl' rio·h- the JM)Or can lwg.'' muo·h !Jt"th·r t hun Iii•• I II I 'we •; Offm'":~::a:od::·::~~~~~ •f::~~~~t~~~;~;=:;:•.:; ~~~ Mt:.A .~ , RIE\'O, LUTION, cant flllrtion of the material artiVfl workers ill bulldins up more humao ei,.liiution. You !lffape tbi, elteroative, for tbe world wit 1101 u.aod 1tiil oo your aceouat. thl" 1-)lle who ba~·fl bad a ~ha11~t We are asaiut lhtlfl Ll:tiaa;M; we " '""it , and !hen lakflao io>·eotory 111 ioleroatiooaJ moYemthl of I hil own nlf lllll aeqoirementt, ""of workt.not brawo alld . tl"'li:r.e tbe deartb tbcrN>f. or tbfl world'• grntpt author.. lrU!hii Jhi!Dt!~iJiilti.J fDTi• ll<"itDt il tl, pb)'li~iiDI, 1ny indkidu1l '• u hie•·emlllat-. alto, mloty meo and women oo wu D!IOb iDdi•·i(lnal•, hot I gooclly amout~t oJ t bi.J W"Orld '• 1 •);~~~~~~1 : r·:"!:~::~~~~:::~: ~~:~~::et~:~~~~~ ~a;::ltr. 1 TilE f~THUGGLE .!RHOAD. 0 We on tbi• 1ide tbfl Atlaalln!od It dllllcult to rfllll;l fila tre-nd0111 1tnl1· onl:r- one rbln(t! in 1 millioe tlooe t11 tbe working du,1 ao"d hava rt• glt Chit \1 gOIIIJ on iu t:urope bet,.·een !be lor~ of rtYolotioa a ad t ile fo" " 1be kin(! of men aud womn -.,h·ed 1o end it. Tbil ;1 uot the doe· ot tbe mat.er' r.law. l 11 Oumany, for uample...._the Sotialltt Part,. nuJnbtn a n~illiu dui!I-J•yinK meD\~ a.nd ta.~te appe-o:~~hoately t our a11d Ol*kalt to aoy miD !Hinl! :~ble to a~fU· tbe princiJll<'! of a.l.tlolatfl jl!atite. of votn. The la~r uaion•. art' eloaelr alll.llatflll wil)o tloe part,-, aad 1 1 . The Eoriali!t b.. . ao pi- io '!:!t ;:,1: : : : : 1 11 "ma<Je"' by hinl&t'lt, but rnuh for the ~ndo,.odoal ,..ho 'II po11dnt. or to IJ>o:&k mon1 •~eorattly, t be hack aa-.paptr writer ta ~ew YOrk · hiler of mea, • ·ba(b would lot! 1-ery 1\"ho ba1hn oYer the German pepen ud writfl the " Berlia corrMpoodoe,.aoa,•• apJiari!lll to our OJIJIODect• If tbt.I took who let the eat oat of t ba bag a few d111 111[0. • lt IJI~ra t hat cnlr by the utmo.t "l&il•o~• a 11d tl11 mott ¥tOP•t t!:ltrel• 1umeieut time to rhd! otu Jitenture iutellil!totlj. of JIO""' l1 the K1l~ ..kept on hi• tlliterior tloroae. Ia •ddillh W tlot eta.od· ~~i!~o~:~f d:~~~~;-ar~;,:~a:~ I"~'Y. ~~ft.~:tl:.Yae':;rd~:;":0 :~~~~ t:; ;::,o~:;::~~ v-~':.. ;"~:::.:l=========~======='==c="'========== :7~~=~m~f '!:~::: ':;"::~·. ::::;:~, ~~~l:=l~t:;rt::a-::~!~~~:0: t ubj«tioa. Soc:ialilt1 '!' ..tii!Wir kept out of theM millllrt Ia t ilt fear that aoytblng lik.t ope• diltl:'ll•ioa would •Jifll4lly wi11 tbe111 _.tw o'ft t o t.be tl~~ Uow nre you goicg to t:onlnte JlfiO" that Sodalio!m makH tor a bigbf!r of t h·iiir.ation and tor a oobler of ma11b~ tha.h tbe avenge of Tb"'"' i~ ,.bul 011e t'tl".,..ti 1• upable ot prodnring antJllll~ ..alae, 10011 wit bcut ~ban~ter, without Ji will of tbtlr owQ, without "tbe ambition of givi118 lbtir u;.tcn~ a. higher men· inr. 10 r~~~!'•,:n~.:·:~~~~~; 1od thu thtrll" uo be no blcbr.r in· part,. of frefldom. leretot for !be bumao being oatil bia Thfy ere t~~galfl!tl, wilb tht attive aid of all f0\'1!1"11mellt oSclab, Ia ball!· lower need• ere u.tlalled. Tbl.. ia tbt' J.<eriag &Dd harntli•ll and brow·beatlnr the Soeialitu; bat t bt work of edaeaturie of J>OVI"rly t hat It 1 1iflt'l lion ao~ Ol'ga11iu~'!;" goe. n.eaaily oo,-Jn•t .. t he work ol orpnUillr lbe bitioh for bigher tblop I• Ute olre-.:t·rao\wa,..u tf n ..tralo h11 gooe 1tudlly oa. !11 .pilfl of the blllyl•r l'il· ;;~~!~oi::~~~~~~· e:C0r~~=l":;:~e 1 Tbi1 11 the m111t lmporllot womJi11'1 priadpiH you pro- qunlion today: ... bat..._will bccolite of mean• to J>rocore bread. • • • them in your d•ilr Inter· my t hildreo undtr uphalillt role I l d ilane~f0! :;!~~~· ~:r::,r~~~~~e:o':dofdol~:·.:~k~.::~;ljht for eeo11omle freedom, witbout • lilrill of joy a.ad delia;bled ant ielpettou for tbe bftl•e 41,-. ahead, wbeo we COIH to grip. with world·wide uplt.aliiUDf we;i~~=:r:~~~~"; t~c:•ity;:r r.::; ~;;ld~~~~~:..l";-~y•~~:~l :.'·..:=e~ 1./oy itdt he .Jiut]IOMI of ~~lliled ;:::ab~m~o ~0~e~:.:",,:'o:~ :;' or t he iron tbat ba1>1b bet"lfeen t bemf 1 ~ ~~:"~0 ~~~:«:i:~~ =~~~:~te CHEAP~JUICE VS. FREEDOM. ;!:: nt ion ~\rmy"ll ··fr•···· · t "hri:-t·mul diuuer. !<imply ::'.!::~,.'~::: ~~:r ~~~U::; !~'! Thi• i• the •ae of reall!a; bot ll it of th•okons IIWin aad womt!ll :a::;•,••~,'O:,;~e ,:-::: :!e!~",':.~:~ • l b • row wti~ : ri:al linn "of o· -••, I """"'"""route, to he lolowed "ou tbe way to al•alio~ i• oot tlo.rea.qot faro, owaualllp of tailrOI.(b or 150-ceDt pa.. Nope. lt'• 7-eeet Utetridtyt .:;;11~ ~~=-:i~o~~~; ~U<IId:::::~ ::eJ~::.aald: he IO'I'tly! • 1 Dr. F ri• ..h nllll tun diarow•r tJd R 1;rum whieh. will m:, "' :e owll Uvlog 1111.\" f' ~idy from tilt~ awful IICOUfll'e, we know not ; but we do not ei•U.m !loot • ertlr a new •111t•= at • • • ,.iltlt aaakfttbll blot tile fece be.it..tc- to u~· thKt tlw t~•pitali7.1lt.ion of hi11 daim1 eeou01:11iu and politiH, b~t 1bovc all Tb.b 11 oue of tltoe ltl""•t r.rimet COin earth. n.,. eaa ba 11\rt!d 111 .oe~~&~\'hrther trul~· ~::. :'1~1~~i:,l'l:~,~~::;·g.~::~~::~t·:.j~ic~:i~~.~u:t,!~l~ t!l:t!;;.r{'J~~~~)ican brt!~ing Jllaee fur tu ht-r•·ulosis 1-:i'tlll.t. • 1.~ -~~:·!;'• ~:::.:rl:~~~:~h~~~~~f:i~&.~~~~~:~~~~e:.;!:; = , · q 1 y:=~~':,,toc~~:~ct\':.,m;:: ~:·;~:P;IMlof ~:~~·~!::..=a:; ~it~ed hr ou~ 1 ~·! 1 d~liu~o"!'; :~':'~ 0~;1 fr:Ui"Hatnathf~ . • • •• , • 0 o: ft ca .• • • P~l"t·l :....._' oo :""''l~No ..:.~=-~~1 ooe ·.of tlo.em, 1 .:;~;. I!1;:·: '. • :; t11 t be Tile 8oo:i1lilt pr.- ' r.Pr-aU • g , aggra,•at ing- Ureir ~tgonies 8 thousand f old with ibcir Tile JIUfPOie of r•hoaal N_oe..io• I• nlled If~ to work, aot .. b;. ro•· tNl atreap:tlo of thll e.efalin . •• :\ 8yl" The drea"d tbe d<'vllopmed ot !lie ~atue llp11111 lflkate thdatn hi• to work, hut ee· So lane 11 thil; pr• J1 by. way. belag, (not the .ua.io.iog of •lavm a..i eerdiar to~ t.lo• order of bit. e.mplo1f!r foun,datiou 11f _,• ' t'~a u:e-- beoe~i~uf:~r:r:eoS~;inc:~~;:t eo~~!:~; ~!~~~_path and !;.it=.a:~ ;!~r!e,e~~r':ku!l)d8!·~"1t;~·u511b'; ~.~n!!:to;~J;; of ...te~~:'~:~~:e~;·!;~~~~~o~e:"~. ;~;::.7;'7:~::~~: bu~·- .... ="'~o=:. unit~ we wall'!._our gold~umomenbl wbeo. w1th · ~:~'t..~n~' 1::1 ~:: ~~!tJ~~. ~~~~~k;!e~f ~~:~o:~rld ft:llo..-.,.·orlu:n .to You hao\·e oothillg to loee but your ehain1.." .\.nd U. th.. w.untime.- ea]Jitelis.m lmrl• iuto o ur t eeth the lhltt it Ul.l'l" ··•Jtitaliu. tht:- very dyiug gasp.11 o r those of our dUll it liJu ru)..~ of be.hb! . tYU .::• ~ ~~ t~~odera w;o~~~: 0\ft e:;d. wMk 1 = rfi\"Oit ·~elurt tbf.! brul.lllitiH aDd eon· ::IJI: ot . .a lauperieaeed t'le.-ottd to . ~ h.. 110 ~ tor «apl"' ."'~~at It waaal!l t ooJ1 , . ::'"'.:;":of-~ 11 1 11 1 retl:l.bl4" 1pl au" ':aeotal .:;" tore, fO: tkil dbt,lapW.te tlo.Ut fro• IJe: Opi.~OB t~; tile. uiaiJ . W'Olld. "Yet tbe fad r&o ?fldo.l.o~> • aJ.J....-.erfal. it l_l ~n&J... tbt ~~~\..~~:;: ~~~a:~ u tile pablit opbt1oo aal! DOt ~abhe: huo!oflti•-..~IP'"talaatlll•, Jtelllftll. • ~ ~~~ 7;ei; • •P~::t:: ~tka~ .::::'~ ~ ~ ' "ov~~;~~~~/:~t~otr:~~~a:;~~~~ :!~ :::!~f:: ;~-:;: *'"" II-•'""" 1,. ,1.-.~1 coaFOtulaUar t~lvea 01 •lrlot 111..,. • 11111tlo! We Ut'\1 tllfl wont! "oar ratller r tekletoiiJ' t be .. lt!:;!:~:;.;b~e:!:'tr tllat. tke JI'Oietlriat doet.a•t - elect rle . 1' ~ I• 10 tilt it .... Callie We DOW (M t!fl'eda fJf IIlJa ..O.t Jlor*- • be• i.t htll worked oat fllaewW.. y11 Qluelutl tile lower tlaaa '~OUJ"" a.ew rate of 1 eub per lt.ISo~tt, - atr.a. . . • ret.~ ..~~.. "' relba~~;~!•;:;.;;z.!~a~::!!.,Yea, '!M• 1110 ~'.::!;'...0:,"~ J.. :~111,1 dael CI•J*ra'lit~ _, ft'IO.II....ot • aliclii don.. Ia t.lo.i& tipt. brue,--cp , _ t.e Jal. !<..t lin. Siaplf', '-"''tIff , • ' AIHI La tlte meaatbae, t.lo.e GMenl Eleetrie wiU . .,. tlou ..u It ap Ia loue&NIJ s-troup, tloe to !be bee adYertiltiot I• tbe eapl&albt tkW.., ... 80 liar• wiUMduato o..-pa.... orproporrtf otur..erea ~r ·..,- . . - -·J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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BUFFALO, N. v~ APRIL - EX~TRA! ·-·-- - - -- =--- . ·• a, 1913 IMPO'R TED T·H:U .Q-S COME TO CLUB BUFFALo·· ·s TR-IKERS BACK To· SLAVERY �--- Which System The Abyss BertOb Bralq.) Out feet are set in path•a"P unto lhame n.t- _.. ..-u - k• th t abrln "'~a.. mf'a wllo htllld 1Ml111et li"e nmt,..l ho.-ch.. T'"" mtn wllo ant.\.n tllf• au.tomol•iltt ._.,.. :r.... ~~~ 1 "'T";,~ • . El'"ery.aAwllla«ordtoowa .a - ' ' 1- - - - ' -c!Nr of aU la<Ubtedn"'" So 111.., wiU be elllbled 10 lln .,.01&.J11r • ·!.o b1ul.l t'b" u,ll"'>lld.l 1 - - - -- To tell our youth and joy to your desiref You mutera who are niwprd in your hire, 'Vbo ltarYe u.s and who drh•e ua day by day, otbeT&. El't.r" .,.orller .,.ill be eaablfi'l '::~~~:~~;.•':~,. ~7 iu:.,~ot:; truf'l ~'"' .ee the worlil. n h .... and ..,.11 thr 1)f'j1 ., the•· 10111,. Tbr ..-urhl •dll be tn.pllfo"!I!Nl 11110 bey ~ecal' ~1. · • a tbiue or 1-uty and will belong to Til.. Din ,..be> ·~•II , .,. b.Ne.t thote who made lt. , t"lwo IMH. Th~ producer, tbe brmcr, will han n .. "''"" wllo 111\'e trau fonnl"<l bftt f>f ev~rytlioi11v, nd will 110 worJJ ha•·e legally "~' ri}:bt in bto !11 debt f o r the lud he works. ba•·,. worlot. t iiCI, \u blt~no bet:a uuerl7 obllvloul of the llre111ea. lt bu legWated ! Of' every otber daa of wod:1r. but tll.b. The lhe dep&rtmeat iJ the oae brandt of tllo dty IO~~~~eot hi wllleb tile worfcrs have aot ~~~~~~ pace with tbt rhallgiiiJl: «onomlc eoaditions. Theit J•re.ent dimJIIds are modHt to a ~~~~~~~~~+~~~~~~~~=! ~;;·...~·i,:he:c=-~~:'~:~~~!7;:' rail- i11r day by f 11ur bona. Ttwee i to attend ho11r •hifu i• what t !Kly • bo11ld ' ami ••CD•I tui• to the .. 11n or · 'II" tb• no.r.J.of th~~~ 1 '1:e....~~;..~::~~ ';11::r~:, iJ~OJ•I<! :.7~:,~;.J~-it~·::~:~.:~l'~'l ~~~-h::. ~~:~t :~: eul"'" ''l·•h· •nth it• •r~omt•llro~·iiiF "'I!' thf' illdutemn~t Uut they m>ly ioak · workinv a11d llafl'a wu a con<litloa• •omclb.lng 11eu tbOH the la•"t!lliptilllr n~rage worker. ti~ne w~n Altlt~n ~'' . ~·:i~':~~P~~··:11 :ke~~:.·~f ~~'i:,.\i~:"';o :-;!a~";o~··e •~r~k .. of rM 1 nmart. Tbt rrIt will be .ee11 they h•·e t lw ,..,.rkingn•tn ,_..,.,;Yl'\1 at 1"" be more I hill fair ..-!tb tbe 1 "' ~~~;~:li~~·~:~. hi~~:-:ir~:., t:; ~~ll"1 ~:ed~p;:~~~~:i~~:,.'be •l•n· to wra •Jo.,.a ft:~ :~,J .;::::.~:~·~~~:::;. •:·~,t :~:·~·,i,~;; tbr""" iu a ~uch • loyal , ::: ~::..:•::~:' ~'r ~:,:•;lu~~;:~~:~~~n~: Koo~o:~~~::::.~p~:: -~ee=; You ~:~;:r~?!.?;f!:~d;0-:n.:;~_Ullt~ we tire: · Yotr ~e wage, u aU, aud in rage, You call ua " Se.adet \Vomen" when we fall; \\'eU; we care not about the--namet you caU, 10 lU 8 pittance You cruth the joy for 8 ot Jiviug iD -.,.- And the n, in "righteoua anger" Nor care about the •·reaaona" you into n e ; W e know the rate of wages is 80 a mall, · That women cannot li!e on them alone. '\re 1118y be ereatllN!I f-ar ' 'beyond the pale," · But you're the goodly folk who drol'e us there, And if our tired bodiC6 a r e [or eale The blame il your. and oun alike to ahare ! And if aerost the world we set a xnare, Outfit ' N The price of our betrayal ~·ott must ~Y- ht.bh, bf.:k: hC~~UM, t.br. ODioCbea, emb.lml.,., • . $55.(){) Outfit No. 4 r!':.e:~=~~=:::::=.:=.:,::=: ,;~:~,~~llr=:;;:;:;;;::;;;;;~~~~~;:;;~~~~~=~~~~ ~_:·~bi~:!\:J!~~k:~~:'~t~:." ~-· $60 toarlalea()() o.w ~~·. bu.rtal pennlt,CCHPple\e ou-e aDd atl,flodiiiCI, T otal_, . . • tu .~f!~~R~J:~a:!'t.~.!l:;':Ut,un>~~.:!::t~.:.J':';:'tb'::. otbl~~oo~~~=!::~~·- I be ~eralPbooeAt E. WEDEKINDT poru nr~ .,( th.- '"'"Dt•to. l'<>nlrnft hr hllrn• !ltlarl"•'l l ulht"t! ONDI!RTAK1!R AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR N o. $ WALD EN A V E N UE ~:~~:~:~:r:·:::~~.::~~ ;;~~.:~=~~~:~,~~~: : mar\.noro t b a l roakP a owi•" til;e 3 ::::!.S:!"bejin:''!:~!!:~:-!M't;,= ~=J:snu.il...Oampl-.ou.aod~!lftn:". , '"' I'U>I "" wi t h tho• iuo · l h~ mll_c~<ri<"•i .\,·~tb 1\otu•k of th•· llej•llhh· ~''" j•art~ ' "" thl' 1~1"•' O, bllrial1u.lt Ia b1aek o.- broYo Orl;~n~eo~~e":nji•:nt~:~~!~~;y~~:~~ Sf.rtfllt\' Willian! ,..orrl rha t a n,.;.,. IOdjt<" hu IH!an t biro,: '" rooi,.., ftnd ~hnu\,1 h~ ""!'!""'"""'" 1'~ 1111~\l.-1111 ;,. ou Ollfi of tbe lll>burt order,aotout nfaDyrr•l"""' olloriai•an~lu>trllle to f o r t hl' Uti•Ublka u J•••t .•". IJUI bt'tauoe and !be l'lnretloer.-fOre 11 t br~ a rr ~ •luor nrl~;bt llr>iuuce. r•l. AnOt bt'r lod~:e b u bcfD :\ut\' "~'"' bcr<' .,... ""'11 ''1J•Iaiu the Sewbur~.: . .\lo. The ru•"" ..-to~- Auto o" "~'" .,,. nll1.1•~•l to or~o:aniu.tinn l'mploycd Uy o•-··rt••lr t h~ law •Iii• oho,J. 1111.\ lauvh Trrmi 1111! Cnrnpa11y h:.,·e at rbt• l'" li··.. in th~or pu<"riie All tmpl• o('rurio,: J n &)ltecmeul at \p.,· .,.,,\ r>rdrr. Wh.. n the L~ ..- I J•· tia\ inul!.,fl in pa;r. The pl!t,] to bkydt ri•\~t• It 10"11 f nfo•r••. '"''"~""'" l•ir~·~]..,. nnd • U~N--M~t 215 Cents-- Our Bl8 N-n Dinner-- 215 Cents - - - Tb'IOCOZlf"'Klli'serb· P e ter Kllppf!d Eza.traao. co~ St:n« Buemat Kutu&l Lit. Bl4&. " I'"I>O<>rkhlt hntputgll&'pu rrl :\ II i! dill'<'trlll 110"" that lh~ uwntr of "" nuto io "'1'1,.."'"" t o h<' ot ~ull><' arfollnt in nrder t o !"-"'•"•• • m1rhln~. nfetyoftbepcople,hubeea additioul . llllt n.<mtnt t o ill 1K0110111ie .Ja.-ery. I'"''· ~ baDllllllll'hef>ftb.eirdetbe !ntfnaadatiollnawb.icb a ¥0\"Crllment ballk\Jiir flyllem tbe pre.eat diaaatroviJlti\•ate • For tai. rl!llaoa RATT'I~·rniNI BROS. j30TTLING WORKS Deale.., In California Win. and Uquon ••n 11111n •ord.,.0.111111 Sptdal UtHtloD ,1,.-ea to p'-t -"'I.H-.tt. we of:::~_::~:~'!~:: OJI4 a--P' dt.Ul'ft1, 1/IC-k . ~ PHYSICAL CULTURE HATU~~~~:J:.~::-,H~~NQ. ac.saJIILLL"il" lrr. R ES TAU R A N TS --=· ~~ · T.t•-...•lwffll•~lrlAL WltOt.E WHCA T Uf.AII. �ANTI _- ~WAR . DEMO,NSTR.ATION· ,, MAY-DAY CELEBRATION SA:t"URDAY EVENING MAY 3rd ELMWOOD MUSIC HALL PRINCIPAL SPEAKER GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK Of NEW YORK CITY AUTHOR OF WAR- WHAT FOR? UNDER. THE AUSPICES OF LOCAL iUFFALO SOCIALIST PARTY �P\fBUIHIU) ~T BY TMB &IFFALO SOCIAl.IST PIJIILISHING <XlMP<'NY '"'-""'....1 5lW,it.tpStr-t.lrd.aBUPI"ALO.N..Y. ~T'DflfUSL&R,._ ' P1lAJQt _.-y.u::;r;;.~lldlloot ~- · - W. J>. CA~~N~V. ~Prbst.oo,.,..,,5tka-aa..,.y.w.~a...,.._. ~' E:Dteed N ~-elNI tD&ller JIIUII 6, 1811, lit chi pollt o!Soe at Bd'No. New Yorll:, IIDdertbe A.etof Jlarotb l,l8'T8 TIJESDA.Y. APRIL a. 1913 " SCHEMINQ TO MAKE TROUBLE" .. S.·hl'ming to ~h.kt> T rouhle' ' is the headline of the cwr 1111 Hr1i~·le Hhowiug ho,.· th1· polit-e bed arl'dlted t hl• ntw Gtreet-<'llr mf'n ·~~ union, 111 the instigation of U1e That ·li it. &·hcmint: to" ma ke troubll' for the muter elaMI ~rime, th11t! ~nH>tlung akin to mnrder in tbr ey~Z' of the lC it bH~I h•'l·ll ouly 11 littlo• mattt'r like m u rdering a fe\o: u the lntl'rlllll ll•ll.lll (\iol 111 l..ockport 11. few Wfi'h llgo, the would h,.;,,. lot-.·u ,.n ,;ym p~tth~·-with the Intt·rn&tional. a eue of tryinl! to nrlo!lllliu• thl' work<'"r"~~ to ;u:oeu~ a few more 11 week . th(' EX]•ro">ill i11 up in RnnM 011 tho· inlilllnt. Tht' t.hcorr of tht' E xpro-M i11. tim! wlu·n it i11 me rely R • m""''""• ,,,. "'"'k"~- ,,,,. "''" ,, ",............,.•.,,.. so muc h 1,·11t·r off. 'm1 "'"' "· tho·y lo\"f' the · · Wt do ~~ doubt. for 0111 momlllt~.Bat you UIIIIOf. abolillb powa:y aad Dlcllt of tht·ir 1·ondition11. tl•at there ue tple11ohd mu amoar tile 111-r: 1111leu you do away 1ntil tilt But . Ur•·tlt ~ott. ru~n . who·11 _\"1)\1 t"tHIIt" to talk Ahout · of !abo~, buoio~tll aDd uplolt.atlu of mu by !Mil. Ho:-••n a uniou, 1111,j •·a uMi ll~o: tho· t•riolt' 111111 joy of t h•• city. tbt> · ~-et the~r good"':• d~ 1101 •pludid me. l.tld wo~tll Uoo.e tD&Y be Annue capi hdi~t.li. 11 little worr~· O\'cr tl•cir ro·~uln r di\'iJeuds, it Ia . that they '&Ill tbeu II~- wb? plo tbr.lr lu.nr~oiUI livlac· aadi quite 8110t.her 1111111 .. r! 1"'8 by tbe nreat ot otbe~ _JI>eOple 1 th•r JIO_Wi!r by H"fli(IIUtl.oa, 1111~1 art ("lo·11rly. tho• E:-.;prl'!llt ii o·l~tsiH"OII!IciOnli. from tl1e cHpitslist point l>ru••· au~ are tber~by depr''"1111 _tbem tbe repn!w•tatl.-n of 111 ecollOmte a,-. of \"if'w . .-\n_,. IIAAilltii.UCl' th•· Expr.;!i!i c•11n ro.'uder in tl11· WilY of k••t>p- of the fnntapf. tbe,_r labor, that 11• of tnl whlrh hu ~011111 11 ~naee to tile i~g tht- lnl t'niHtiomtl Kln\"•"11 iu lubjt·ction will he. molll cheerfully :::u7.~""" 10 :t"JO~!~e,::;~~~ :'!~~=:~e e•.-!1~~ world a.ad !!lUll gtn•n . II ea r Frt•d WarN•n ut it..~ Eim"·OO'tl Con\"cnii(ui H~tlf . ..: lllu DO IIIOre to do witi rel!Jiolltll 11 aayotller tC'Ieall!ed~t:ria• '"'-"" to bU'?' it..tllf witb metapb,.lea i t woutd11 't be • • luee. ~ • VERY GOOD AND REFINED PEOPLE • a~ worker~~ set! tht'lll \\"I'll o ff.,.,., ... if they hun· to go to hca\'eU for i i to our rt'l.li~ that tbelr A11d If tllley are really aa. pla'• eKpr.IIM, aad tln~t tbe l11terett lfftlety 11 a wlllola lt. of .,-eater po!taaee tbaa tllat of aay dua. wtietiH!r thy uadentaud ud !-11'- o.r_ 1101, tile _m .._ of 'btgfu••8 to nab~oe it, aoil th•e will briq: about tllll · d1ange.. • Let tbt educated aail reSiled ~ed &ad .aobl~111llldied 111110111 wd~l lit:~~,·~;;~~~~~~IN:!I-, ro~~ri<tb~i~.._~,-.'..~taclal - j ~no orgii;~,:Jt~-:~n:l::~,~~d111~tl-~·ll'll7;;~~j ~~ll~l~;p~~~~i~1·1.; t:11~ko~hc~pl~r~~ej~~: TEACHI NG IJ'HEM PEACE. J1111t to Jlro\·e O.at tbe Bo,- Be<luta of Bu«aklatt aut penaitled to bre'"atlte air of mlllta.rU.m. or to tilillk 111 leTma ot -.uld!1rJ.lt U.. Bol'alo t::.uder 1111 Su11olay a few plt\1;11'11 of Llllem 111 their '' batraek•" aad tbe jlletllN"burl•r•'' ao11adlll1 milltary u\11, ia t1111 tall repUa at. t\1.11 man:ler-- the ud r au . THE 11 PERMIT., TO LIVE ~~;~~~~~~~;'·tb~o:_e;~;~~.~e:~da~~~tb~:e:: ::":i·t~:~~~~=-a::. ':o~~:'~:. by jol11ill( till• . . , _ ar . . . . "'"oulol t.., morr <o:reell.-ut l'fiOI'Ie Ia tbe b•d .u<:lal •ratem; tbat tbey hava ao people i11 t hill pat work of Tlw nut luw_o•d ul•ton of t lu· 11t rN~I cHr meu 1~ Allkl~g for ft pr1celcM!I ,..orl<l if there w~re no dutitute OIIIIL moral rlalll 10 )li"Mptr 11 other peo-. meat. pri\'il<"j!'"· It 111 o·ruJo•:J\·urilll( to tlct•Ure 11 ." pernnt " tO hO:nd OUt ' mtii.'UI~•·t~lo other o·iti7.o·us n~>ki ug t he m to join the union . . . . .. . Courier 1 o.-er •9•i~<- . !:. :::~o!1 :u:t~o.-~a":~il: ll&cre11 ·'pt·nnit. .. Wh,r. tlwro· nmKt lw h·n thOIIIIKUII people in Buf· Ia it., bolida~· attire it I""''"I'DII 11 f11lo who lul\·o· Hliko·d I"'Oplo· to juin 11011..-thinll' without ft ""permit. "' dill',.rent ur-t. but thi1 it only " for All. 11]1, ]fl.ll.lr u 11 furtunnlcli llutt they tll"e. iu dRDgf~r or bt-ing prose· abu.-." .., far •• tbe tlfofll·mungc... are cu!t•d ~ ~nn...,. "''""' tbou,:h tilt .-urking people Thill is t o ,.11 _,•. th ey 11 ,,. iu 1\li IIHI<"h oiRnger RS thnt othcr ciii.B!I R,.., .-xpto·t.-.1 ru wen i! r•·t ry i.lty. l-'or of olo·<"fHiyo·d ailllinu l.~ who hll\'f• 11 to•pj•t·ol nboattl n IIIO\"illlo! eRr 011 them lh~ fundam.-nta l Ia"' of morality tlw l ulo•ruutimllll lino· • It hnli ~ot to tht· point wlh-re tho' police will "l'"ll~ •aerillcr. ~0 to 11 111811 ·,_ houw Klld r•)\11 hirn out o£ IJot"o.l in orcler tu urrt.'lil h im Won..J.-r huw ton~: lhio •luali,t lc murfor hnvin~o: lllt·ppc~l niH>Iinl II. wonn~: Cltr. 1 . will , tnud 11,,. •tr•in of the artual llo•re i~ l'llwllwr \o>ll thou!llmd or mor.- whO a r e ill mortal of tbiug" io our '""'tern ~~~u:r·ei.t 1t1~:~~~'.''i:u:.:1i;~::~,\· i1:~~·~,·;:::.";t.;;::.~11 :r•~1l;!~l;.~1r~ 0o\·er f th11t ;lu not work : tlw lu·n1llights th11t rio uot light ; the IIHiling t o· ~"i·tho·r of tho• ••nn1 tlmt ttro· N•tHiy to l(i\"t• up the ghost aft r r 18 y~.>al'!l of fKith fu l Nt·n·i····· uud " '"•·r th ing~~ thut woul1l e011t 80tnc1hing to put int~• f~~~:'\iwu~~:ht ~ \lon "t tht•Nt• r o•twgRiil'!l r ealize t lmt natur~· would nwuu •'HIIinlo! into l'HOJo'ITS Coon.-; run 1-ufur.... mnn.•· ~<lo"1"JI~' oNiin 1111~~.,. RgRinst I fioo.l '~; Tllfhl lmihlltiH H. t'ol. Uooscwh-{or iii it God, Col. th r•llll!'h o·villl<lllr<"•'-"'··· Sun·. Thut is tu Slit". ho:•tto·r for tho• .. l'(l!IS('r\·oti\'L'S' ' or i itali.st.•. Thi.. i~ •·X:II'tl,t· ~dmt l h•· t:onnnnu~ler-iu-Chic.f at l1n!J l.~<'t.·ll L"l.<llh"llolin!l' fur. right nluug. Tlw Culmw l i~ o ·u~,:.·r '"do tlw 1...-st lw CJtll for the mnk(.,. him 1 ~,-•·ilih wlh•/1 ho• ro·u! i:t~">i that thry 1lou ' t dforts. t ",·r tn iu fuuli ... h fnlk who full for all of the bunk t o tht-111 lui\·c hntl ru..l i~h nut ions thut hc int~.>lllled to 1lo 110me t hf, \\Orkiu~ ~·IHH•. :-.:uth iu~.: o·uu l•lll*' fHrthcr froru his thoughts. Tn 1-c " " " ' hi' :•t"•l ho·d tlw 1\"(lrkin,: diiSS hy tf'llin~ them that hat! to hcli!Jt!lo,l .,ff l•y "r,·forlllli'" in ur,l••r to pn·n~nt t hem from ~::~:r~~l 1t1!"t~';!;~~~~~ ~~~gl~~~{::.111ci~:::· o~l~:e;~~n~:,n:;hi:':;i;:::o:~!eh~0~J:~:: b~! ~~)~: t he noble11t hcart that Her beat in human breast. A ,:l'ood Roldi~.>r is a blind, heartleu., aoulleSII, tnurderoUJ~ maebine. H e is uot a m,ao. He is not n brute. for brutt'll ouly kill in self deFense. All that U human in him, all that is divine in him, 11ll thRt constitutes the mRn has been awom away when he took the enl istment roll. UU! mind, hia rouseieucc. Rye, h is ,·ery soul, ue in the k eeping of his offieer. !Joy~; 01~o0~1~he e:~u~~-11 ~~~·:rh!rtn a soldier-it is a depth beneath which he cannot go. Kee~ th~ , ..Jit·enlon$1 ditlllaya 1 J•auiuo for Oaly one who baa lu a-.ocitte witb c•u fully reallu the tbint after kllowledse arc lm:.ky if you could l'ltRII b.~\~1~·-i n~::.imn::.~,:::;:"i:"~:~~~·:;l~~~~ ;~o;;:Riist 1""<'~···1 --s..LIDARITY &'fiUJI' Dt worken. NATE FENTON H.A.8 Alt' " I DEA." Not the Lelott uiuaU.,r af the -e.-ntt reeordld Ia ·eo11neetlo11 wltll tHpri..-.tely-eoaducted ""lte eroaadt" p•t ori b,- tiM Tl- Ia lu d"art to pt. 81111 wu tile 6 Jlflrlellca. ot Satt Featoa, tllle A l"e&l Idea percolated throurb Nate'• do- ll.lt WMk, ud w111111 ti• Ti111et !>egaD to bawl 011t Rtp11, Nat allowed tAt If lie . . . follf to kHp k~JII!' 01 ;,::.:::~. )'~oriooa~lllt- 0t:;·e~;;: ~~::..:.~111'.":·· ~0totll~d;~':; .~.;::d~:';'~. •~ea:!O:o':e:! ;;;!;.r io tile Broad-,l'erbar- Re,r111 would 11ot hiVe falt 10 ba4 about 11 If It were aa1 thi111 bo~ Fitr.patrlek orpJI Ia wbleb tbe' ad appeared; but •iea !\eu .-de Lkat break~ It wu too mueb for Begu•1 1ureiar1 ed feelillp. Arul~n th, rel-llll't u y 1uch thiDJU 1 ubaret Uow at Pe11to11 •.._ 111 faet~ If you ~an hear the atill 111111u tqueak of tiM piaao or Llle ianHr ~~q~~~~wk or ,_,rL . · . · , wba:.;~:':.!: ::!:;;-!!0...!;',";~'·~'~!:.;::'~~.!7..: _ = Yawk~ 1Xoo ,~KJel'J:a::•!~t~~:bb;-!i:;~n.tl~:,'r :~-~\'e;:.~e;~ t~~e past adn.tn lh tt!•ehiDg th!!' wodnng ..-!,....,. t o .,..ork~ a UDtt 1n ope:nt.tlag the ~ti~::!~!~~~=·t~r•i;kp:Sh:~1 ~1~J~eFQ~tj~;.rF tu ~~u:!: tile workiDJ claN mlllt eouider tiM terribl~ ftood.ll11 tia ObJ.o. becaiiMilwillpravltle"workt" Allyt)illltliat ai.-ntbtopjiOrlualt,- to tlne for Llll•maa.ttn It • b~illfl ty olell cl.-ilized o1tiana. were to the aadeot Atllenia~, ery wi ll he to modern 111111. C• . . "· 1- · · "'··feet •II the ele•·uint !tow frow fn!lldOD! from without heiag roolaoned LIVES Oli' ·~OBE.A.T li.Ellt'. " oll,u'k!i:ilt:~~"'~! ~e~::;~il~r:"ugil doea the whole of -•e- "Thill t o scqulrt . bleMeil, ilarn~IIDilllll ::: ::::;•:f 011 I eltl;':-llllllidore doet~~'t_ llrilk any niore l.._ll· Old Doe Abbott, u bel "naarll:ed dtrree of r•rlile Ill tile fad. tbt.olll of 111.11 DlleruJ the worker at tbe maeili11e to umpb of Soeial_itm ea11 make poulble moral p ata- 1111d material illt:~:· fo~e=~i:~~~~: ~h:10::~~t~~~~:f ::-k~n=t~:r~.:!oe:J:~ = t:":~tw~h_.~:e::-.~::::;·~~tn!:l':!u::; =~=~ ~: ~~ ~f~ ::'~lo!:. ~h:eo:-:.:~1 ~;'18be1 ~0;:,11:~ :f•;:;;:,:.;::~, =~ •e~fll•l•oce ill othc.- lit~=~~ l~i::'~·rillllll'b of Sodalilm eaD· :::-:i:~fl=~o!b:llt~a.y :~~~:n:!::e<~~r ~::;~::~ ~c::: :d:":u~::."'~;':u~:U~.e ~~~~t•:!:t ~~ ~:'S::1~;~·~~~=:~~d~'!ttll 1 Wbet~ -ny upott. \'ltt...of 1 aewspaper t i'"UI&de, itr The attaek of lite Bulfalo Time. 011 Chief Hqa11 mlr ht be conaldeH<t u ao tbat tbl old Conaua-FIUpatrlek flud llu broke11 oat apia I• tb• Jlllrly. The n ;;.es la a FIU:J>alrlt k orp11, Bep11 M o11a of CooDen' tbe apita.llat refonotrl mlllider a "purll1" uuade l • drcl!"da at :!: t~:',:~~11";.,:C1et1 tbat :~aee.:;':a.":\;-~1~: :~~:a:0:7.'t111~~:d~o:;'~J~!,•0:~:: Qvite s little pe.rty, ebr lat idllllt&l/7 tbe,. wue GO wiiii·J ' - - ~•8et~C::=~~~~':k::ri~~ ~e:,::: =~~ia·:~;,:ed~~::.!!, ':: a<lequ•~ co:t:f~::;~:;,:;:o~olt elder ba1l aome q~~&IIUea l11 i am111011 wltb blm, u ll'l'lde:llcad b7 W wa""t . ' calture tloll of tlllilllde.l.-Qua THOUGHTS OF THE WORKER oP TnE wonKixo il>l ~- d~ uut n:ahl<' t hat till' CoMtant use of the machJnery , b., taught the wnrk•u~: ...~a. to think m ter nw •l'iHd anol ig11oraot tlroletarllt .tbtt the jlbiloaoJlhical api rit of tbe Athenl&ll ariatOt:ra~y it re•·h·ed. Bot tbe free <levelopmell! of tlli1 IJ>Irlt Ia not ]1011;1· ble 111 modern .oclety. Tho proleta~iat l.llwithl.lllt meant to inJtrucl it.elt; It ia i~u:f e~:n c~:r::~ ;l~•:t:~~;o~t ~~~==e:o f:;l :i:t~:; :::~~e•u:~;!;;::~~~~: •·or~:!·:~:: l~il li!::: ::lr;.i:.~~e:;oe:;n::i;;c~l l;fla:;!:11~~ ~0:::::· ~~~~~:~·a!:e.-utly off dass to b and •orkin~ dJt.ri!! lll""·t-•·t•r fnr.·. ltECAUSE Tl1E· WORKING IS fi i)LDI:\G A HI".\ Ati .-\ 1:-.:sT TH-8 IIEAD OF C.-\l' lTA.J,JS~I. il; type.a~ol perth;, a1w.,.•• more or lew ,,ree.riw. oae. (By Kul Kautaky.} i ;~::·~~ ~~~~'1:;hht~:~~:./\~1 : 11:,.t(lli~;~;~o~l!l~~~~~:~di:~~~~)~~~~~~~~~tll~d cLAL~~- ""Ill and the naYy. We don't n eed killing inatitutioDI. W"e need life-giYing THE WORKERS' THIRST i.~ ri~ht ~·ou The good a.oldie r llC\"er On~ of the most remark•ble Jlllenome· ty, tbe l>l'hole world. whkb ba1 only uace appeared h in mo.lt rn aodety ia tbe tbirat for It ia 1101 tbe p<~~AH~iOIIOf lt•owletlp, bittury of maokiod" 111d waa thea oli&playe<l l>y the praletariat. but the d'ort to acquire It that makt~ prh1lr~:;e ol • amlil body of H lell! d aue1 kill their time tbo t'hilolopbi r. It ia · amoos O.a de· 10\"tl ll, wiU betometbe eommou !~~~ t:JI:·~~:-o:~:.~:l ~-~~~i~-1 :·,:~;;~Yin lhtu~-~~k~l:~i:n~~ o~:h:~;~~~m!~d~~ h~~·-~:~tl\~-~:~t,::•,t;~ ;,~·~i~::.,.;\:~ 11,~:; :Ji~~~~~~o~~eR=~~~~~ot~!nk ::f li :l.•·t;:~:ti~•it:~ :.!,~:~~h:~~~~~~~~~/~~~~itc the working ei!UI!I a ,l ittle i r!lip CAN iadude all It will prob•bl,- be 111ot ber week ~~~ ·l.o befare tllle · ~viH enu&de ' ' b O'l'er- ~~:~~ ··;:;;:r·.~';:t~~;:;:11 .'_'.'\~~-~-~:.~~"1·;:~.~~(.~~:~!;'\ 1:!:~~ ~~ ~~~~~~:''t~~e~~ nil yo u,,.-_.,.._ .'' " II lt'QIIIol th ink The lowest aim in your life U to becoD1e a soldier. wbk~ We • ...., tot.l that tile "llear..ida'' ear'l "&rl 11111til better tli.. tile old aaol hetter·'"entil•ted tJ"pe. But we autica tht 011 tllle lfaa wbere tllle rielll 11.-tha F.lmwuod A•·enue lio-O.e near-11de ea111 will loa latblled L.l.frr. (By Jack London.) Yuuu.,; ~l en : llllio.a, ll•~::; l '==================;;==;;:=======~ ll::~ eondltlona in the Teatlerlol n re'1111111e their oato ber Jllime.-al throne oa "the tlMDJlb n ,h ·.. ri!l'ht lmnd muu. ,1 HlllluUIII"l.1i with IIIIIch pompous gnlitO ill' THE ' ' QOOD SOLDIER' I institttt~~:~ wit~ the army KEEP ' EM ASLEEP! Tbe JlllfJX*l of tbe Soeialiat '''"'"elll"lllt 11. aot tlr.e tleetio• af U.la 111111 ar tbat mao-but tiM edDoe1tlo• of a world-wid• ...rlli, daa nt pe.lltlcal foi-m of orpalz.atioa ia UJed, 11111vt7 beeaUM It lndude.~ all tyr- aDd rrw,... of people, uil ia t.he ONLY t)'llll o1 Ol'fllllz.&tloa, ot~Uidt of tila t11duJtrial the?' •• wrong and th.e otber r.gbt fur. oa the aacleat -.aad. olll.-enal btr".'au toh~11ty, tbe'~ uH'ded. ;oe n1ore Ia b1nnony •It~ foDIIdatron af wb1t b will tail m1ut ~~~ m1111, or nune 11 rr,rbt 111d anutber of !~r~:~~~~~ :rh:~~~~~er\!~~~:::to~~i~1~efi:C:m~hlo~~r ::ait~~it~!,·th~u~~ ~eo~~= th~ bul~e:~l' ;?~,~~ To ilf' jnHI with Olll "'h ·e.; is 111ore tliOio• ult enm than to be jwd 11Ur ctwmio-.s. HUSH ! 4r-__,.,.,~-~----of tlll.at lltalt aa.d forced t• without he11i tation. If he is ordered to tire down a crowded street when the poor are clamoring for hrc11.d. he obeys. 1111d see¥ the gray hain of age stained with red and the life tide gt~~~bing !rom if·· ·· witho ut t ouchin g r .rofit11 W hy. it ",. 11,. ,.11 ,.~- 1,. liNt• 1-apitalist t 11 w11 to ket!p tluwn tlw das." HS it i~ r.or '"" ..-.. itcn~ 11 ml11 bartt•n•l~·r to cnrr~- n chit·f of 'of 1, ,, 11 -"'""" y,.11 r ·11 uit;ht. 11 ut of t ho· p 11rkho wi th ~;0:e11 ~~~~;:!':.aa1d!:r!~~~'ta~tt~:\.'.: 11 .~t••a •• to be the ata.nda~.:t ut ulnun rnonhty_and of rltht nd reaao~;~,1f t bt mouth. Bat If botb ~at"e euol j~•IIIIH ! he mea~ ao<l tbt end II! uaefulae~~•. tbe mon.ht,- of tbe 1n1lrru1l llll"tell, why, tbea, only fur 11 wall u that of the o~e dlfl a11il not al10 for auolht• Dew one will '":'i~, a marati.ty '?" t~lllllll .ha•·e t"":o llllod•rdo of nuo baaed on the pnaetple tllat 1 al:~ty '." • ~,.·n NC!ely. Eltbe~ one of rl,rht, 11or on comJlalaory I ':::::::::::::==============::::::========;1 II" !~~:~~~~~ :;:.•~ ·.~'w;;:;;:,, 1111~'.'~-i~·~it:·~r~i.. '\','~~ :~~~~~ ~tr"~:~~e ;~~c"r ;~~~~ ~:~:-~~~-l;:i~~; ,:,"~,,~~:~it~;l~ ebilolraa Ia "keep tamp eqllip•e•t Ia JOidl«-1111:1 eaadltloa. •r 01111 ;if:.•ctaal acb and llef11ls of •nu.ter. hourd 11 1110\' tnlo! •·11r. Som<'" of tlw eyni1·nl Socialu;ts mny would ho· in h•·lto•r hiHI<- for tho· lnh'rnatiouRIIo worry lt'O<S :::::il~ a~~~.:~e~•• :::-.::::.,~~' . lli~IIJbt, Llllat, ot l11r11iq a elllllreii "IH!Uollll(l lato a ~b, Ia 1er111taf 1f I be mon.hly r.;ple. tbe -•d ..llu.al bl.nseb uptrlntoe ef U. 1 ::: We uack ... t•ud t.llat by "barratkt" 1.11 - • t a eh11reil .,._tat. wiMr. tile chllilreu art uuallt to ''keep their e.mp fl41'il~11t I• ..wier-Ilk• 0111· tbe :~:·,~~~~~~~ ('!l,1i~~f~~~;~o~:~~!\:~~;;~l~}t~;,~ ~~~~:~~~~~-.~~:~ ~~iJ~~~:~n~t ~ub- ~hte•;r ~=!~ ;~gbttad::~t;e:u~:!:~ ::ei:ue:~:~le::dpr:,.ah0:0::::t,all:b~~ ;~: !~ ~pp;;O~f ~!ortb~~; • II tJM -1• WHAT KIND OF, IT? Our ho·llrtll IIIIJS.I:i\'1' 1111 wh cu we thi11k of the grent numbe r of prallt •• ll<ul. wrong ...d unrra10111ble. •1'1= · "Tlll.a TH.EY HAVE BEEN UNDER 8TBJCT D I8C1J>LINB FOR TH.RE£ ' are ar~ ..-dlllf to patrelt 111 t ... ..,... d-lt•f1 aaol la required to ll:eep eot aad aap equlp-t Ia BOLDrER-LIXC 1 " """'""· Tbe BAR.Bi.CK8 la hi eArp of TH.E BEVEBBND B. H. llU*• putor of t.llle eh\R"IIII ••II 1toaorary aeo~~tau\a'. All--"" 1Nre JIYera..S by 111artial law." The bo11 wert fl.-ell 11111eli p1111M frO!.II o•eora of t.llle 6IW"t11t7• follrtll Befllllllllt.'' ' tht·ir ntriuu.s o rl(luti:tu,ioul!. \\'e are watehiug e\"l.>r)' day to s~-.: some The looHom roc-k nf mud.-rn bourfllllll T\e 1111-. • ...., •••IUnr to tbt fad l f the p1'1d~<:al morallt.- of I be profit of tho·m 11rro•sto•ol for 8 skin~~: 1wopil· to join t heir orden1. It apptiU1i monlity io profit. \Vbate.-tr yielda tbat they are hood.-lo~ed wi tb pbriMII moaren · i• tbe rlglllt ooe, wby, :~":';,':.t·~~~.f ,:;~·-,~~k~~~~~~-~,~-o~;:~o 1~rj 0~11 1 ~~~:li>~ ~~;!,~i~~t,~~e ~:i:~.~;;t{h·~ ~::•h~. rnodero !'•o_rality iu lu working ::ul~t:~ ~·~~the~ :II tb~ good tlll111~ . . eapltali1t pree.ebCIII •Y that tilt ftoo.l• ot t~ 1prio1 are diM te will." le otber wordl, Ood Ia plltUat oa a little ullllbltlo11 of 'ia~ aabotare of wllielll we ba,-e .bea."l ao m11ti fi'OIIII JlotOple wbo ea.a 't t~n~aou.aee It rlsbt. tllle biokeo r t.... • ~~~~~ :~a!!o~ t.~ ~:t~.~~~~~~~~~:· t:.~~-:'~.':~~..~~:,\~ TbOM wllo how 11ot.hlo! e1.11 beltli~nda of UMfDI men aad wome11\llODey Ia tbe• aeive,._l ala,&-owatr wrltlllp &rl 111117 mlldl7 1!.111lll~g. , taurht, bot tll11111 wbo ll:oaw "evef1 aad promill"f childre11 are l&lltlllced &lid ala.-• trad.er of moder• Umt, E"u ' , . every ,-ea.r 8o you tlll•ak e syatem of th- •ho , _ _ 111"' 1'- lluet, thy ~ave you uotieed any "reduced .co.t of lhing" lin« _WIItoD , • • • that klllil o•Jbt to be ptrpetuatedt It •re ~ri by• Well, then, what did 700 Demoerat worluupeD tbaq" art uateaebable.. 8odal daftlopaealwillaat .ad wiO., yoa du 1101, wiy =.•n,,., b.t twpltau.t dieftlopaaoat ...., •or\- all a untt w the prodnd.toD of profltl"it--ean think as a umt for t~ prod~ of IIE:\LTH, l..l FI-. HAPPINESS and the good Some J!IIGple ........ bnlaa., otbnebva th~DJ:~~ ,.-hieh II produee1. mu.rte., 1hll otlle~· lla•e a•bltla-. Col. Rookl'dt· appeels to •the ~A]tilal ista to walk t10f.tly leit they ud a fe•, ecapantinly iplllkiac. .-W up the ,..-ort~ Some of them III.'Oft" 11.t bjm. They uy that the uti •ot.l.lq el.. wortil workt-r b..U already-dept 80 long that" b{' will n~·er wake ••d til- few- tll}e \lie The S«ialt.! ub DO " farnrs· • from the oo.r d•t .,,. .UI•I all U.e waliitlr iObh•. They ur tbat the ._rt( for tbt.. Tklt . Ja tlto Til£ HEM'£8 JT WILL BE FOR of •trr moolua el'"l~tioD, ~ lS A W.AKES ED WITH .A JOLT. ~ht. tklq, tbe II~ of h11•41W of are dl:. .ro• oot jola •pu.,·'''•• _. t""-ltt I\ • tw dot1 oot . . •r:: .e':;:..,it ~ !:;illar :':':;;:';lllfUr&tedt ••o oriflast.ed :.;t t!';.:~al~ b7 A law Ia anler t• be IM:aehat to tile wiH'Jd taeltl,, tb' it, 1~ people • - ' be tM u:p11!•1o11 of IN aetio••, u ._ - . d -ma Ia till .uq. tboa1llt., Ideal., a-..dt., de~lrs, or ale tor ~~~ee-. U 11 aid aot, ...... de.rlJ" uaderttMtl -terial iPteretlt ot tbe peopk A•y law whleb di- aot emratpo11di wiLIII tU.. reqalremea£. la aa '~t ot Ht:potil!.llnd a vktlatin ot ·jllltiu: It·il at: t.t,t ani· ~~~~« aad caa. ae""" eOIIla&Dd publie HlpiCt. ,.eld 0., l'fMl polltidau ..a _ . laadf · • _• • Kaden ~blUt7 depeacb. weiihh .~ u• U Wt} t. pmnd Y!JO' ••ltil t. u.a NwaN of,.._, de•111111-. eatupriM ui pr¥a,._ Jma ua We C&D't qwte ima,W beiDr' .WOrn In deputy to =:.'oh~ h eads or th! workinrmen1 if he .ahould ebance to 10 to: rro- Tfie Cleveland e~.f pol.iee, KOhler, hu been eanaed for immorality. Artn't , . . clad that Qhid R epa i1 web a par-t nne.olliedSir~~f ·- - ... - - . aacJ" . Curioual1 e.nob1ll, we hear a lot al)ont-r-t be ehureh ....-innin& baC~ the wo,.ckinf elua; \ta.t we uenr kitehena tor •trikinc tlane. ';\ . . hea.r of an1 ehlll'the. 1tarting 100~ · • -c -- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2d219e847b5d6aa6d2e6db36fa0ff921.pdf 3eaaf64b99e448dc55c8ab98bc34c0c9 PDF Text Text \vhy Editor of .the ,Apptal to lUaoon Will T dl'You Capitalist p....,. and <:;apltallst Courts Would Like to Send Him to J;ill - Newspaper!! Adopt Polley of Silent Boycott. �-"" ''to ,_.. ...,. wloto falo" ...,.. ,......_ wlloblrif<l ......·• ~ ~., ~ m~11 wlllo work wiD full ~ r.,..hlel . cet. ARE WID ro· U ENfORCE-THIS Th~•~ I• 11 d ty o"l\natw~ whle ll II I•· I i"'m'"'"""""'"' •• """"f'd' to prol,f't l hi'J"'D IIl•lr~UII · - "'•ry not...... or • •·hodH, ete ., .. ·:b::';: ~ ~~~~:.-~' ~:.·.::;:. it . ...c~ .. "" '" ~.•rl···. ""'' •• tllal. ti me t' i)I:Or<•R•I.• f'n(ur.-.••1. IIIII"" Ct!fO ot.•le wt l h ~n•l No" " ' " "'" 1 1~ auompan7in~ <I~ a <li •l tii LIIUt., lllld II tontlt in a UnderNew~t 2il Cent. --Our Bl• Noon Dinner- ~ 211 Cent. The Cozy "Kaiaerhof' · Peter Jlllppel Buelunt Jlutu&l X.U. Bl4&- ZD.tnaoe em ~ 8tnet BATTISTONI BROS. BOTTLING WORKS Dial..-. In Ollllbrnia ,,,,s._•.,,, WI~ and Uquorw -aaiHIIn•'-11111 Spedal•ltelltloa rl•ecs to pbo.e Qrdera ud pewapc, d.U"ry. ~te and •ut..orll>e for the llr(Jetter-:Bettuno. Tbe IHII1 Genu11 IMIWW~pet" lo lhelt&te outa&de or !lew York CIJ1, ,eatluc the latenrlt of l bft W«lrlll6 Cla.. - 10 -$1J trlf' I ,.p,... -w. Olla,3J>-ll7Ga.aus.,..t, • • llulfalc,N.Y. �, tt.m.S~cb Til flm11NG SOCIAUST EDITOR -OF- Fred D.-Warren WILL SPEAK AT ELMWOOD MUSIC HALL Virginia St. and Elmwood Ave. $ATURDAY EVENING APRIL 5TH = Admission, 25 Cts. This Includes 25 Wttks •ubscription ·to the Appeal to Reason. Reserved Seats, 50 Cts. �WHAT IS TO .E DONE? .. nep.f..tta.t.oi""'"--Mu...-; M•• ~ ~ la~f-,udpldtiiiiW~ :r~~~~=-·~:.u;,~·~!"!:!-: ;;~ ::.:dt~ ::~~~~:-:~of= ~~ .... •. Pet,~ .. 5l W'.Bap:Str.t.WS... IRIPFALO.N. Y. n:U.X IIMJtPI'IUSD, , . . _ w. P. CA~~N.~. LU.TlR KIISAR. , . . _ --~~.~WIIoot ~Ptb$l.OO,.TtM,50cib.IDOIIIIa.pt<yeltlel• ...... * :: !;:;. ~~~~'!-;;. W:i _,. ~~ 'fZ •11~~.!.::. ';ldl~~..:::.=' :.r· f.OIIIIIIoa. lnterNte llaYe tllat ...eel to bld pwplo ..,_tllw lito aliey, Th tb.olopul •1 ·we •IWit . , . Ulat ~ . d -' U. • ...,.,.. aq ~ ~1 die , . . . . of ~ nd l>•l dutl tpenla· -'al aqnpte. tor tU P"I'JIM' ot P"J_,L • ~•pltal, aad-o.ttMwq· w&M6nllt~''fnotU... ' ' . llle&lll of peno11al 'lln.lld~ 4tu•••ldoJ "" ttn~~~k t or lifL w., •1 - arut pt rid of oar P'"Wllet ,a perlediJ ~ iielll rr.. dl.- ""'- .Wl rr.. tWr· btt replatfd th i••tltotiou.l IIOlWarlti .. , -~~-~ .yJtem wlllell it tona.d · l'.nt til- t~. rkll tdurtw., ~tracWf I'Nt tWr ..,...,. en!ll t ll•t moc• ·iadh·idlltl· of fewdal tiiiM!t by the l }orion prlodple ,. tile uploltatloa of tloe ....- of fro• tiM ow:.vMip at~ till bla ltd~ wllio:ll ,.W. .t.... r .plait• u..t.. Wf' bll\·f' btd 110 fer llat of cull-p~~,_at, alld 1-,ft it W llle 1~ tiM ~pie. We IIIIISt , ltd tlll.t e:a:ploita· t.be111t Ptee tile• rt.o• tile bd.ll (redite to .-rz '- earry M • bic ,..,_ lfl"U t ud wo..terf1>l aod dil'ldu.al to lluat for tile latlblpuMbll tin b7 puttia1 tloe 111111111 ol produ.e· litbio1 bo1i111'Df In ci\Mr wll'f'dl:;'•l41 tr.e tM• fro.a u....ea... t It llu b~ • I n ele~aeat eub-tltt aaiftnll rqv.t.tor ot aU tioa lato tile Mad of tile peopk aad We "- " to - • ~. en to tr01111d tile.,.... ..t • ~ no doubt ; bu t 111 'IObat a baruo· re:lati~lp and illtenltll,___.. bJ.M dola@' i ..h .odetr tk ~~~t~U<r aoW, .-:111 II :Yr. · von....,...., fro.a Ill. q'I<H<tlll, to be;..,., 'lfhll all ef......- E:a\ered M ~ <lUI III.IUU Joae/1, tlltl:, •i 1M pod otl!ce' as BGfrak>, New 'l "otk, udert beActolliQc:bl, tl'ft ¥ SATURDAY. APRIL 5, 1913, · "SCHEMING TO MAKE TROUBLE" * ....,_I> ··S.·h·•min l<!' t o Make Tron hle " ill the headline of th t en>r 1111 ll rt lcle 5howin g how th e llO iiee ha d ar rested .. of tlll• it • " " o; aa· thf' nt·w ~ lrt't!f ..(·a r m.:;n '11 u nio u, nt the in11tig1tlion of Tha t ·s it. Schto1uing t <~ ma ke t rou ble for t he 11lAHter tbe of wll ltb the '"orhl ucili••, tbt fondadoo of •illr.ia iJ ~ri me, t ha t ! Someth ing akin to m urd er in th e e)'t'll of t he MU before; bn tilvery t.be ptnDDII loterat ol til e lodlvldul II it h11d _lw'f' n o n]_,. ll little m11 tte r likt• muuleriug a few rouod millioo1 of ~plo i The r.ou.eq11eoee. art ob<rlolaf 'e0011fb .. th e ln h' rllltl ional did Ill Loek J>O rl II. r.•w \\'eeks ago. tilt- ' i . line li- lted tb e ltdh•ld· to be teeoplnd b7 all MouataiQ of woul d hn t- l ~·n all ~)' mJJ IIthy- w i th thl:' Inte rnational. · oat of ,t.be band of tblf•urker, .,.eihJi ; lo:IIIUJ• --., 19ilery tkere; U.· a ca 11e o r tr~·in j: to or gani ze th e work t.'T>I to Meci'l r e a few • t he tooll~ 'IOorbr 11\ m.elf a ~aea.M po•er et tilt CO.IIlDIId ol doe 11 w~ k . th t> E x p rt'fl~ ia 1111 in Hn M 0 11 tlw in11t a nt. Tbe th ro ry o f th e Expr~ iM, t h11 t wh l' n it i11 nwn·ly R murde r in G tlw wo rk en , th ey will 1{ 0 to ht• H\"1!11 flny way , ami are 10 nour h l•o•lt;•r oft'. Y ou lw t:. t lw,1· ln~·t· th e wo rk en · Blffi th em w .. lt off. t: n:-.n if th ey h an: t o ~o to hell.\" llll fo r a n m e nt of t lw tr o·onditio na. But . Cl r•·nt Scott . 1111111 . Wh<'n ~·ou ,.,,..., ,. !0 t a llr 11hout ·~~:~:~~~ ~ ::.:::;~:. a un ion. 1111•1 o·ltUN in~ t h<• p ri• l•• n ml J"Y nf tho· t.' it~·. h ~ A n .'.llllt" <'H jlitnh~ll<. a little w urr~· u•·rr th•·• r rt•gular I . ~ <illite 1lllot ho• r mn tl e r ! t.' lt·Hrlf. tJt e E x prt•l>ll i~ o·lu"~"' ·"lll!t• Joul! . f ro m t h e (lf 1·iew . A 11~· 1\.!lsistan co· t il<' E xpo·o·,;.~ ,.,., rt· tu le r in th t• 1 ;:• mun :u":._.. fonD, the Mpotilm of r.epital ~n u far aloer u llo,..., ud tlaell Jo•pe to 1uello u tt.llrd t:OHIM.. 111M a. labor, of mOIIII!1 ""~ .... _aad .crew 1 - ...au1wkre. Tlwtn it oaiJ ... ,._.Jba. Mlutioa to tile problt• .t • dollltwewlllemtoel pi.te tlle ' ' free p~· ·-•d tbt it to lloaH 0.. """ltiDJ, cl- e~~~ttrol ' tll.e• tile people fro• tile powers tbea:~.. Tile _ , to frH tM (!,.. lo julrt tile ••e u tlae -1 t.o ftM l~td.,..,._ IIIJIIIJ loter•&ed Ia •erpl!'f GET RID OF THE lU.ST£88 A8 A C~. •eotal boodase. I • · , Bodtlit• W 110 JUIInl to lo wiLIII reUfM• Llll.. 1111 otlttr K itot ite doetri·II Kioo« wen to~ llllelt wltk -u.pbyalu it wouldo 't be a te'-••· .cnm~::e;=e: ,:! ::~ ~Se::;:,e ; ~tt~~H~ l nt•:~~~~~.'.~~~.~~2. ~~~~;···" .,'~~ •.:::~:~:··~~~~:. ~~-~~ ~~.c~."': :!n!a~-=-:,::m~esi~::~Y THE " PERMIT" TO LIVE :'~-::::::.:·~ ~fw:.!a:.,:;'.:!: 11t!:; TN u.pitali.t pretd!ao ..,. tllat 0.. ftoodo ol thb •Pri•J art dM too> God '• will. " lo othtr WOrok, d'od l1 JNltl•r oo e li«le ezlllbltl0t1 of tltlt; ubote1e of wblr.lt •e lla\'e board ., 111ur.ll from people '"llo ea•'t prooou11ee itrlrllt. • · • TEA CHING' TRE.V PEACE. t'-i Bo1 8eo1tt1 of BdrJ!) 1111 ollt' permitted. to brettb alt o(mllitariJID, or to tlllak 111 te.-.. of *lldleri..,. tltt Boll'rJo Oo11rler 011 8unda7 1 few piet11ret ot tllo em Ia thei r •:to.mekt " elld ttl• pleJure ' 'bu1lera '' •11odllll! allltary nU., lu tile full replie. ot til e .iturder- Couriu ..,. , " ThO, le t.:, - od 11111ual bamr.ei. Upll'fiiDN e~f tM mo•ol. ,.,.f , .......~ TilEY JI.A\'E BEEN Ul"DER 8TRl<.lT DI8ClPLJNZ POR Tllll££ . ovu their duo lh r.i r goodneu d1101 j ultify a by jo~Di aa: Uo e m.- of tbe ..,..ill lytt t al"; t hll t llt1 ba<re 110 pt:ople Ill tbiJ&I'I'at wort of ,;11 111 to priNi pllr a t other peo- meot. pro\'e tlltJ.r lateUeeh l&l ou~1111 i:" ::":S: 11,:h:~~:~':J perior~ty out ~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~=== ! hKnd .\ !1 ~· 1 ·1 l h<' OJol Fc llow11. En t:l o•li. :O.IHsO U!I nnd ot he r fr11 h~r n11l or j.'IUiizat io nH 1111'"'" not npp lio·d fo r .11 ·· p o·r mi t ' ' to 1111k jK!Ople t o · th t·i r ,·11 r io uJoo orj.'llllil.tlti con ll. Wt· An · wn ld 1i n~ o· t·e ry tlay to 1'he bollom r...-k ol modu n bourl(eoi• Tile m• - ar e awtkiiiJ to the fad It the J>n.n iul me~nlit7 of the prolltof th l'm nr rell h ·•l fo r uwk ing pHoplt· 1<1 jniu tlwi r ortlt!TII. It 1 me~n iLt Y II profit "hate• er yoeld1 t ha t lbf1 ~re hood•llohd woth pb,..~ mon11ers I• tbe u gbl one, .. bY, thee t hnt. 11.,._,. 11 111 ~ 1 hn 1· , . s u o· h ·· , .,· r m l l~·· 11•·•·nrol in_J.t t o th e c•·iden ee l'r oll t •• ~~:ood ngllt aool rn iCIII I ble, of mo r. hty • no\ , 111 hte oul ntn, '"hlle 1hould It be '"roag for t ile • orklo& ,,.It t~~~~~~\~.'!';;·~ ~:~ i~:,':.::•· ,:~~~·~:~,~•.';1f :~.::· ~ :::;;~11 ~1~10t';,:l ~;:~~ 0 ~1~;mlwr of ~.:~~e•i:r ,;:~~d:,~:ge:•~o~r:,~::o~e:.:. ::':! ~: , tolf·~~~ym~~~:~" :;~:~t ::;m~110 thm U Jiillilf'n prey on tb tm 111d b. tlloul llt, tbet, of turui•l! • t'll urr.ll bu tlil illf lot o a btrn.r.k1, Ia • clllld"'11 to ' 'tee p t i iii JI equi pment lu 10ldle r·li ke ; o•ditioa.• • · rr.roild totloeb•glenll• n d t.e ll h. O..u't itre111 lad1011 J f'l uJf Woultl n 't t.ll.ere be • no"" relt<M If a r il ur<" ll '10tr6· ~~:Ffi~~~~}{~?~:~!::~~~~~~?.~~~ ~~Ji~f:~~ii~ ~g~~~;Sf.J:j ¥-~iJI?~\~ ~1< '"""""'~""'' 1• % !:',·;:~;,':; ;:,::;;.;;~::~·~, 1111~':~ ~::~.,,: i 1''~i.. "1 1111 '1 ~ :•1•1 ~:; :•,ffl i; ;,~~ ,::~~:~ : THE ''GOOD SOLDIER'' I ! luot .J, 11,1 ""rk . tl w Jw,.IIIJ.!h!" ' '"' ' . to""' li j:ht ; tl w j:l"!lo•·r 11 f tlu· ,.11 ,.,. t hut 11 ro· r•·Ad.•· to ~tin- u p t he ghost njf(·r d fnt!hful ,.·nw•·. uw l , fl,.·r th 11 ,,_.,. !lm! llo ttl tl cO!I t 80111ct 1Ling ;111 ., .~IHIJ"• Jl:ow thull!!hl' lluu·! !lw.-o• ,.,.1.,.![1" 1'"' rf'tllir.e tl111t t hHt llllttll·•· 11 ,.11 J.t w•·~<n ,.,111111 1! 11110 l'llC ~~· ITS whi lr · Co<••~~ ,.,111 ,.11 r0 ,..,. 1111110_, s],.,. 1,_,. ,,..1J 111111,.,.,. l<L!! IIimrt ( ":'\ l Z EH~ ··for 11,.. , 111111 1-: nf ltf···· \\llh(lu ! lll tte hitl)t profi t,. f•w!. /wl j•HIL' 1., ,,11 ,,, pr.. rit, • :~',;;•:>~,,:·1 '1 ,~~··,;;::\' 1,:'\1~~:,,1.';,:~~r";uk~:~r.~·l o1 "'~;1 ~!'t (lf :;;!:;,·:::.::.~·:::· ; :::::. ,~ · :~,'·;: . :"::;:.:;.~:i:~:-.,::::: 1 .~ ::.:.~",\:":~ tll r.,mdl ,.,· jJ """''"'"'··· ~.uh·. Thut is f., 1<11.1·. lo<'!to•t fur tlu· ··,·ons.~nu t in·!ll ' ' or big ituli;:l.'l. Thi.; t' •·SR.-II.• whnt t in- t •,.lnnmnolt·r-in·Chirf AI hliK 1~ -., u o•onl•·ll•lin!! f,r. ri!(h t 11long Ti l+' c .. I.LII•·I i~ t•UL'•·r '" olo ""· !.. -~, ,,.. .... II for th e Jllltkt'!'o loilll 1 ~.,.,., ,.h 11 lu-11 Ito• r 1 ·11hz~.,; thn! ! Itt-,\" d 01 n ·t ~:ffort.~. l "o•rtllill f~<u\ish full; who f1dl f\tt' ull of t he hu nk t o t h•·m h11 ,.,. lu"l f, ,. ,j 1,1, uutiuu~ thut Jw mh"udt'<l Ill llo HO me tlw "orkinJ.! d:tM. :\ 01 tlunJ,! t•u ultll,.· fur!lwr f rom hi.; th oug h!Jt. T u 1..- ~ ur•• he -.oo,olh··d tl u· W(>rkinJ.! 1.[11"" loy td liu~ them t.hat hatl to lo<· Bl lillt·~l uiT J,~ ··r··furm.-·· in ur<lo• r 10 p n•v••n t th em rrom :~fu t:';;,~·o;~:~~~ ~.~~·;~~ ~~:~;;:···~ 0 ~:n~-::·~~··~lli~"~f ~t:l~:·,.~:~~:~m~!~ p n ·•·•·llt lho·ir "''i7.in~: th·· whnJ,. lun f ! Som t• of th e cllp it ulista think ~n;~;·;~:~;;,~~..-~7'.'~;. ::;,~:;\1 :: 1 :'::, ·~r~.:~-~~~~~~::. 0?~l; 1 :'~~:c!t 1 ~~~~~~ of it i:.~nl~~ ~;t: h~·.ork<'N will tak e it ull . · . . h~IUs ~till <!Ill Tht JIIITJ'OM'Of l heilot'llhotm o\'tmtn tl lllll\ l il ~ rJtdiOIOft1ollmtiiO f" of a world wi<le workl1g rl.tu. Tile poht<rltl "m]•IY ~~~ 11 lntlurh~• oil tYJ'U tnd rrouro-IJ"I>e of orra111U tooo, ontoole of tilt \ol u"rlal. ' H'" tD<I @rDUJ<ll of we~rkerJ . WtarfltOid t U.t tb~ ·· unr-Jiote' ' r.tra&remudo het til'r t.ll.&u tll.t old tn<i' l'ortlt r-•·f' ntllate<l IY'I"'· Dut '"e 110tit<! t htt 011 tlo~ li11e • here the rk lll \i<re-- ~ot KATE Pf.'.\'TO.\' /lA S .eLY '' IDEA.·· t.ht \.e'lot .amutiDJ' of tb e <!\.filii rl't'oroled I• eoneUI DII "'Iitll tiM< t lw ma e binc. H e is n ot a m a n . li e i1 no t II hruh•. for Urut l'll onl y k ill iu self de.fi'nlle. All that ie hum ll n in h im. a ll dl1lt ia dh·ine in h.irn , 1t ll th a t ••o ns titui L'!I th e m11n has Uet'll ~rwo rn aw ay wl1e.n h e t ook th e e.nlist nuin t ro ll. H ill wind, ·hitr; 10 aot ll" ·e fel t 10. ba•l ebocll it if it '""'"' aoytllior but. 1 Fit1ptt rldr; orpo 111 •ilit.ll the • d •PIIt&r~l; bo t • • eo Ntte mtd e tb.a1 brea k,. It .,11 too 111ueb for Hega• '• 1uN:barred feeling&. · A 11rt •t idr.• 1 ~r.. otitt~ttl 1b rou gh :'lo' •te'1 dome t11t w~lt, 11111 •hn tileTimf'l lwpo> to be•l o•t Regao, ~at alloweoo:l tillt If lie w•• J Oi D& 10 ..ep ua.dt r eon.r, tlw! th lo,r t.o do "'" to ad•ertioe ;11 tile Timn. So lie blouo m<l,d• rortb one day In • four·iM b ..1 La tlae Ti&e~~ 11110uatlag 1111 "cebaret 1H w' ... tl()~\le:~de11;;1t:i1~~t i;•;7rb~~~~~ ~~.~~\':'~~ ~~~~~~'::!i., murlle~ous . It i11 hell. J?t!w n with th e Krm y a mi th e n11•·~·. which he. ea uno t go. ' Keep \\"e J o n"! need killing institutio na. ~~~e!:;d;:;.::'.:id t~e ir y:.~~~.~ ~~;et~:.:t~~~~;:~~ ~~;.«.•:;t~:n.~:::~e~r. .-t:; :::e~·~ ~~~-~·:t;. '"hat :'lo'o te II Jtleued to ttrm ' ' il il!'b~ l .... eulertain.en cU red from S oo "''""'·"- you,.,~ ba ..., 10.,., n n -r you're Jlladinll c-loeotr io tlllll tbe ew-b! \V e. nefllliCe-giYing r robobly be aaotller Wff• "!so bffore tllr ' ' •·I~ r.n~ude ' ' it over Ia til e Teoderloi 11 '""me t lleir merry .. j>e<:t. Wbea Vlnu• : ; ;"; ;"; ;'"; ;"; ;l o; ;n; ;·';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= lt nd Iteood•lllitt nnJ ooto btl J>ri"""·•l lbronf' nio l.bt llr!'llgt b of • M WIJ>&jltt t-riiMtle, ller ,, ··~,.. -~ •. ·- •.~..;., THE WORKERS' THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE , Ont't of tbe nllllt rtmark tble J•beaome111 in mo•lrrn ~M:iety 11 tb e tll int for knowltdgo dii Jo.ltyetl by th e rroletaNou. While • 11 Olber c\111'1111 kill tbtir time wi t h the m01t unio tdleet uel t!h·eraiont, t ho! t'roletarien dio jdlyl a puoion for ln tellll<'.lu t l t ult ure. Oul y onn • bo bu ha.J '" O) opo rtu nl t;r to tJIIOt'i•tn -.r ttb tb o j>rCil et ~ri.e t , ct11 fully rea tl &e the tt rength of til l• thi11t • ft r.r knowletlge ( By Ktrl KtutJ. y.) • tr. t he wllote worl ol. , It i1 nnt th r. J>OI..-.IOD of koO'IOled~~;e, hut tb e elfotl to trqulre it tllt t ma kee J ilt t•bitMOpbt.r. lt II lmORII the deIJ>i,...d l nol i~110n.nt proleta ri•t tht1 tb e j>iliLIIIDJ'hictl lpirit of tb e Atile11i10 t rittMllt y it rt\·h·ed. But the fre;e ole•·etol' "'"nt of 1bi1 l]oi rit lo 110t !'OAI· hie in tiiOo.lern 1ocie1y. The jtrOlttarill 1J wit hout mnno to inttruet itJCl f ; it 11 wlli.. b bu oaly onte •p~ iro tile ili1tor;r of tniD ki cnlu<l .,.. tNo 111e Jlrh'i ltJ<Cil of a 1111111 boll;r of •l~t i ri .. t~ I'S II, .. m befl!me tilt t<IID ZIIOD proper· ty of til rh•ilized n•t io...: V.'1o1t 1Ja..-f"l Wfre to tbe toden t Athe"ni .. , $.1ebill· r.rr '"ill he to moolt'tt n 111111. JI•n '"' U feel t tl t ht tlen11ng. iolluellc• tillt lluw from frHol om from l>fOoluetl\'e, toil wlt bout bf'ing j>Oi.n netl by tbe e••il ;a. OH ·. ~ lltlt'~ O; tile Bufblo Ti1111't1 011 Old Regt11 might be (0 UI1 dere-d e1 aa lo<lo u tlou that til ~ ol<l Conaero-Pi t 1t~tlriek feud bu b.ro b .o D'll t • J • io lo tb..Dtmw tttlt party. Tbe Timl!l II a FiUjlltrle k " ' ll'• n, Rep ro II 0111 of Cona«!n " --.... Thl_t .ia wll&t the r.t Jti talitt n-for noen tou lder .. "Jll<lrlty" t'nut""'ile l .. .. Co riou1l1, tile 'IODr kin,~r rlllll mutt f'Ootidt'r t bt ten iblr. fl ood• ia ~i Olllo Valley II a bJ.t ad ug, beUUH it Wl!l J•l'oride "work!" A• yt ll lof t ilt! J i\'H t ~ work ing claN ao imyroved OJ•I'o rtun ity to lltt't for tb.a 11111tert 1J a blMii us t i1 U j>itali• m! · , · Lll' f.'S OP " GREAT MEN: '~ . ~;:;~rr. ~~;~::~;i~~ ~u;t e;:·c:~,;~~ ~ ~~·:~::~-;o~t ~ ~~~:;;~~or:;l ;~:~~::: ::~~~~u:.~~;~i~!:~~! ~:~:~,t;:!•7z: o11 t~11;~t·;!~e~O::!~.~:ldR=~-~~t~l~:ni!e : ' :t:' b~; ~~ ~:;'. : :o: ~~~~:~~:;~;=':;..,::!•::;· t":ed li~::: :.~:.~:.~;...~:r.,c:;":~:·::e~ ,;tle~~=~~~~7. ~~=:~· 111~0 '!r~ a~:e,.:.~:;r:u;:;;::.~! ~o:uoda 1:b:ee7J~, :?:bei~0'";~:: ::~~~~:f8th:.t'""~~outll of ov elty 0 1011 w r; 1il~t 1 fi a!b arcn1•tance lo -A~d ~·;, e;-b~m t or I<Do'"ltdge other Ia fD· ~~~eld,.:;;e::::;:; 11K1~:'"!:~:ia:a: 1\r~ut te~un!.. r Soc. . t:oee. o~r tw~ tbo~•:! yean ren:~; ,:e:..t~~~m:: t:e pn1l~~::, ~~ ~b:t :;·:t~:-~;;~e ~~ o?olft('e, ICI ~~ .~:fe~l~l~~t~';'n ~~~:~~ 1be 1~11~ ::,.~~:~~!e:::;u::;:~al'~~~~::i pru111.loeut ellbus. I P 1 pe ee., of our ~~~:~~o:~:.,:-!':!:t:e::•;~ d;;ak~::Y111-;';: :::to ,<?id Doe ~bbOlt, :~o~f~tllll!'~ t•~ ua~or>et ~k, .~II -'· u b•~ ~:::: ~"a~~:~:: . Wlwn a gnmn a to } ·ou r ht·nt.l :tml. t r lla you !hat be "":ill Ml tt • booae-fewt .. tohp you 11. th rough t wko·l to 11~,~ KI Ub'"l.lom l;u me 1_f -~·ou d on I hnnd ~~m ioe~ bi• iuu.e. B e - b trutll for tllel.red uet io n of )loun of • ork ':"oueb the 1110.t !orion• .oelet thtt IIW.o!IJ 1t11toc n.t .•t wll1~ tle1 so•hd up wme .-elued at 81 pou.!b JterlloJ or •bout: a ll ~·ou .~: yo u woultl tluuk , ·ou .~~ r~· lucky J[ you t.'OU!d tltttll mm ill ow• lt.ke, •ot for material Ptoll t., • poiut t hat th e '"ork log IIIID cu tlljoy II.. tb a.-· f!r ·ltooW'II. 1 ~ ffOO. Qvi.t ~ e lit\le partr., ebt laddutall1 t~ Wil'nl eo •'-«~ otr b\r~I;.m~t:_m;l:::~;;r i!ll.~;g~;:t·~~~c t ~:~~ti:alist d all!l to ba nd the 7;r1~i~r0L~ ~~~~r-~r~ :~·i~~~c~g~~-~ ~ ~;~g ci~O~~~i~AEtsl~.S That gun M Jabdt-d · ·~O LIDAR I T\' (iF THE ~ee:.~i~~:,!~ !:.:!t~ o~ot~~~:~~"~! ~r.~::7..J~~ougll ..,.q to udema11d tile wbole of •ode- WORKING Tided~hj~~·~~~~ha~!i~voen~hf:'r ::;;::: /;:.!~~ t~:e,;::,~ki~tee~:it~t llleq~ttte e.!:r::~h:::;,!:;;!"~,/~!: •:;;,~: :~~~~~~:e~:.ee:=~o~~·=ri~ ~~t::,:-; ~~.U:.,~:e!":~::a!~ '!: to Thet , bleaee<l, 1:1~ t ea; bing- tht! w~rk~Dg dU!li t~ Wj)Jk 1t.11 a_ un~t in operating the u;ct: Soelal cle•elop.~~~eat ~::!.:~i:~n~~~=-,f~~~~~~~tt8~ 1t~e~'j~~~£~ hij ti;u:.:~ :~~bot II 1:\<"ESS wllluot .. a witb,you do r.pltalitt de,.elopu~eot ~ot, wily dct )'011 110t jol• tll... •bo are ..llti... ltt• ,tt • -. • • • · ~A Ia• 1.11 e~rder t? be be11eleeat to the &me peojle . ...,. braiu , othent. llt<re peOp~ •ott be t1oe upltlaio• of t~ , IIID.It:~ .WI •tHrt bH am.bltlo11, .tbou;•ll, ' idea I.e, .t.m&Dtle, deei..., or &ad a' fiw, -paraU•ely •petltlDJ, tllll'llol!tl""'t~ l•ttrtst of lltYe ._,., u4 oot.ll.lq eilll wortll Ute people. A.a! ltw wlti~ll d - •ot -•UO.blt. IUid ~ le• rv.lt Ute ~rretpo.ud wi~ • tSiea' ~mteaW" b world or ou d.a7 b7 .U.Iu1 aU tilt n l o~~~,~tt o,! .dtl~ 1 aod. a ,.. otbttl -~~ for 1..... Tbl.t . b t.1oe lioD of jolt!~ 11.- fa at+ bett . . .,_,. ol II!.' •odan eh111ut <oa. aotl ...u •~d 11&11 ae<rer -•111d p11bhe to- 1~~ tltbtf lbe li<rM of buodrtdl of ~t. • . . ,, f • . ._! -terW I · Ae • •tudJ ' ' \..i : ft.. • .,. 4_ lu eo111.111o11 wltb IIi=, u tl'lt\eDCed b7· Uie btoltu i\t.- l.o rl~ eptl•= , Booenelt 1•, "v.nal, readable allllott to- . •....... 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'fht- Socia.li-.1 .U. 00 " favo ra"•from the · · walkWr aoftJ,-. They lillY that th~ ' THE lU~'M'E R I T WIIJI, DE F O R . .· lS.AWA.Kt:St:D \\' I T IJ A JOLT. ~:"~~~e. qu.l~tl• eulture tioo ot tlti• itir.al.-<nu. Strqgl": . ' THOUGHTS OF THE WORKER CLASS. " - v eo.J forced to· ,,n,·etel.<r-c-o nd utt ~l "Ylte rnaaole" f>U L oa by tile Ti ~aee Ia ill efon to 1 et (.'blef RtgiD'I Jot t, .,.. t ile e:rptri t oo:f' ot S ttt Fn too, t il~ oot oriou joillt· •~I"' ' 01 Broadwty. ho~·~~ ou t of th e a rm y. KEEP ' EM ASLEEP I ~tate of 1llat The lo wf's t aim in your life is t o become a 110ldier . The Kiwxl w ldier ne 1·e r tr it•" to di Mtin guis h ri g ht from wrong. H e n e \·e r thinka ; ne ver l'eiUIOila ; he on ly ob+yw. Jr hi!' it o rdt•rl'd to fi re o n his ft> llow c itiztua , on hi' fri l'.lldl. Oil h is ne.ighbora. on hi a rd a t i.-.~11. h e obeYs w ithout lwsihttion . 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' WlM -t. to be do.et , r ~ ~ -' IIMto. , _ el 0. a.u.t.l&w ......... .....,.., wid! ..._. * 7 fpr..,.IMI-aie.. tUt~~...SJ Tile• ,.UtkJ.aa. ~•7,' '11'1 111M 111~1 "J*Iflll" ljl r........ • dl•clllt prohltlli' at t ile Nlatlooe betweea lbt Hit IUe rftt of tilt iodh·ldul ..d tbe coDi..oa laWfftU of Mdet7, Tile la <UYidul I• lleptdat oe .ode17; ~Jidltiou ~1...-ladh·klMl 1I Kaa uaaot en.t oouWa tile .- - .1aaefwta of ..,_,_., BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBUSHING COMPANY writlllfl art oulr=•ldly •.•uai•l· . , ~ave 1°~ . o~b~ 1jD1 . ,, . lrpKQ!'a. aot -uer wllo orif!ated !::t~~~:':~ , : t ~';.::4.:-u· wm We eu't " · , • •. . ,, . . reduced ,II!'Oirt o.( IIVIDI auee ~~ e. t tb9, What did 1011 Demoen,t WorkiDfmea ' · • quite imqiDe ~~ ~~ IWOftl ~~· a deputT to; •orl4 ac~ept.i It tadU,., tkat 11, Ute h ead. of. the worki.Dgmen •• tf be allottla e~ &o P' to-... a,ctio11e, u 1 -•d mu:lmlo tM 0. , " •1 • pe for n«ea ll It did oot, ' ov l"f'l ~lltl~.w.. •114 . ol pollee, Kohler , 6aa· Heftl·eumed. for -~~ ludt glad that Chief Repn il toob a purt '&nell • • • · · , • Modero ~lily • . , . . . --.ltb ..a ilif abllltJ to pqtaatl tbat ~ Cmioul,. i>JJOqh, we·bei.r a lot ' ab:oti:l the oti~b wiDnin b&ekl 701Lr Weeltll I• ' " re~ of you .... tb e wol'ki.iii'ela.-; but we o e'fer bear of an1 ebureh• atarti 1 .oa ele'lltr~~~ e~~tel"pr!H aad "':deoee. kitehens ,lor lflrikinlfalaYfa. · ·., · ..:_ · . ~ p- cro- ,..w •JMI• .... , . ~ .;. •. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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This includes 25 weeks subscription to the Appeal to Reason. �PUIIUSKKD~Y .U TH& ..._.,., BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBLISIIING DY.&,&.Stt..i,.!cde-r J&AaT11t Kai$I..Q., ......._ ..... --~.~3tdllooc ~ OOiiiP~Y IUPPALO,N.Y. 7.J'.CA~~N~, Pdc.$1.00 fll" ~. 50c .U: _..,_ PIIY..W.IA.tnact , Ezr.ta-M u MOOVd<lMI mauw Jue 6, lilt, at the pol' atlloe •' Bdalo., Newl'orlt,1Ulder~Acto!Mueb8,18'i1 SATURDAY. MARCH 29, "13 ::.:;.. lm·ed by" little cheap promotion and a little chen per_·····--,,.,.,.,.• Wi~<e, assiHtaut road (oremRn of the Penusyh·11nia, &ellh'tl t O oet!llp)' tht: lrtllehcrOUI JlOMitiOD o( beJl-wt!!her to n1 .. n ftll(l to 11.11ti!;11 th e hOIIIJt.'ll by Jeadiug to the low-workirJ\Cmton. Thi~; J)tONOII, 1.w rbcd in the hqbilimenl!l of ruttn. 1111d aiiSttllling thnt ht""cnu~ of his p{·tty prbinotion, his iut e r~t s with the ma11h•rs. has l(.'!itifled thnt the firemr.n ought uol S. G. . - u ''a a,U frota a lord;. a breakfrut for a fool." ••. that ":!ole .ad lly "Erplolt_.'lwillpro.-ille t.ltnlr wiU. a ,...aJT war111 their waaiag artlor !11\0 at leut a 1\lcbr for tile eo·!~ :~~;· ~;~~t:~~st ~~:1 :~c~:~\~ 0 ~otl~i~ll~ b~\~;~~eJl~~~~;.o~~~s~~~~ they ''11teaur lwttcr!'' ""ThC' toto<·kholden h11n• Jllll thl•ir mom•y in tht• ou thl' metit11l midget. ea rninl-": his :ltl pieces or >~ih·l' r , · oul!"ht to grt nll or the profitK. The !ir-crru-n ought not to in the ilfert•nst•t\ rf'\"ell\11'8 or tho• N>RJ." :-.:o hetlo' t ilhtNt rntion eoultl l>r· found of th11t f"'IIH<ntlY·"""· I r ing pheuonwuon.-K workiug Ill/Ill with n c.- llpitttliRI In ou r \"it'W. tlwr1· ur•· thr~~· cilulll<"ll or wnge·&lll\'1!11.-t he eift!l~. iuchltling th(• unwillin"" slu'''"ll who ttre alwayK rager to for their eronomie lilwrty; lht! willin~t lihl\'efill, who slnnd · r-hfr rr ulh· ltt"ur ttl! of tho· hnrolt• uJi whid1 thc IIUUIIetl! wish onto tlw;u. 11nd till" o:ut hnsin.~l i<· slu \"1·!4 l ikt~ this pcr!l{)ll. who the llllllltC'n~ outlwir hao•ks thflt t lw~· will fight for them11t the '"'""'"' I-. . .... . of tlwnuot-1\'C'II Rlld their eiflll.ll. A· (;JJ.JI..p..d.IG:\" OP EXTER.VINATION. That tho upltall1t c.-t.'.. ~Ill JJtop at ootll\111 Ia Ita aserel'"- pursuit' ot a11d ill det~ rml"l.atioa to 1tamp out 01'ery1ili.llc rNembU•r ladepe.•de.ee I i on tile part of the •ork.en, i1 1ho•~> by the m~>rdeniu tacllu foltbe t•lutocratl ia earrylar 011 tbe war of eztena.laadoll ..p int the .!oll11e Worh,.' Uaia11 Ia WPat YlrgO..Ia. I of tb&.po•e.n of U.e poliu, tlte militia, t be lt'Ji•l.tue aad the coa.rt. ulletl i111o play by ~ ...ten, t11 .ay ootlllas of t~ ea•~tp or earriedoabyt.M...-.pape,.alltl~ ·--l.atlou. (.'la. .lac jfabprla'-d ., pipe~ by tiM: pa~IDJ to ~~~- tbt tile alacra ntarDed Ia te 'dt.feat tM 1• Xotil't' how tilt' cupi tuli r-;111 unitt> iu I!Hying that low nothing to do with prolltitutiou ~ .-\nd notice how they lite · by tht- gang of profe!l.~iouul rdoruu-rtt. ·~hurity-workeN and their tim• a.., 1M .tat.! 'aoJdlery d~ :1,000 Uoap r..pl.tt.d br Ia dolac u,, dirty wwlt. willc.ll U.e militia ref...O w do. 1 • -dr.t.e-JUIII ..d blvoee hni.Ud to tlrieh t.hp by '-'• ..... (OIIIecated. . • do yn rea.d about U.b \o(lrJut Ia tile np!tali•t J>r-} w-.,, ,..Appurently. the new ly-orgu ni7.('d union of the '•::~:,~; ~,~~; 1 ;:==========~=:.::=::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::; [:~,;~ to belie,•e tllet tit.• wbo were cUat-ed were 8TJI:lltEa. , I;lwtibl'lll)'ioyt't'A hflll already put th f fe11r or the coming ~-~ath tabifyiar, '" o.-&er to wla pubUe aJ•pro1'al '''tile t.ar.Uea af tile . heRrtA or thf· ex ploiters. The Jnt crnntionRI Railway. pro•·ide tile teetb rud tlawa for dot u.pi&.i:u.&., '- aa" ....,._ et: tlalr ...... loy its p11mlt'l'll of th~ •·ity 1hlruinistrntion and ita tllhtt'U of tb1 11e'wapapen to tile• \11 beplq the Wwke,. bl£ad te....,.,...:! facta.. rtlibdiMt prt'IIS. i11 muking deApt!rnh· t"ffort11 to pn·\'cnt the Do not blame the employer and c.apitalist for adv&neinr hi& own interest the bet.tt he can, n·en In tbe •entiiiM!, ·u.e ml••ra ar. •taadiq In~ fot tlltir oqaal.~ .. liar tion' ~:"Ctting ri foothold in thr' city. · at the eSJlelliiC of other people '!:! interesll,for it ill the generally recognized principle of toeiety that t}lfly wif> tbla outpoat oa tlte road to ulti-te .-ae:lp~~tio• l · · It is wt~-r lo th .. knifl-. and the knif•· to the hilt. llttd !'Very one hflll to look out for himself. . •., A Socialin Loo>al may •au too •oell politic., too •ue}l tlir.Ct a( tioa, or <·ontlil"! iN ht·ing ron1-1ht unol••r eonr of nhMoluh• silence on H you wiMh your own interesta to be taken care of you mUBt attend to that ~ourseh·es. too IIIU~b eo-ope,ralino •tol'l! ia it; !.tot • e of ..,. •loieil lt.ad toa>of tht• eapitAiiNt papl'rll. ,\11 of the uo'WHI"'i"'rs know of the . You claim to be the equal11 of y(ur ruuten in iiatelligenee and adminiatrati\'e ability, and auIIIUCh SOLIDAJIIT\' in lt. ' h<>:inf-1 WHf.1NI . Tlu-~· /un·e IJ<·•·n ittstrut'l•·•l b~· t he lnt ernatioual per10r to thl·m in cha ructer and human feeling, but ~·ou mmrt prove thi1 by your aetiotLI. print a litH• of it for I he ptt'tll'lrt. Wh,•n tlw 1imr arri\'f'll for :\lttke yourst-hes the mB!Iter& of yo ur destiniea, take hold of the political and ~nomic powera to loqrin to priut rPfr·r.,twr·K to tiro• or~tlluizn t ion of the union. hy which society iN go,·erned and direct them i"o that their working will benefit all the people. Thaf T TIE A...VBITIOUS B UL l•.VICE. tlte 1 '"rd of lyin~-1 inuut-nrlo tt~ainst the i ,)r th., rnnskn~ nf the city. th(' Int er- is thD:\;~~~~~:,f:~~-l' j~~~: e~::~~!~·; complaints do not alter thingfl; denunciation• do llot abolilh chronic e\·i\s rootiug de~·ply in 110eial, cohditiODII. The doing alone eount1. and it is up t o the work- th•·.•· lil-t' itr·m~ in tiro• nr]'itnli~t pup•·r~; " Rh(oltl org~tni1.o·rs heing sri7.t•cl hy tlr t• poli(·t· fnr tlnrinf-1 tu n... ntiun unionism to !hi;' KlR\'cll. they ful. tht• lllll..'illes of th t: working people must be united in thought and action, united in the f11.ctory pou r fourth tlwir l•ro~tdsi• l r•~t ::::;1 ;u;:;:;',!;i~~~!';.11~~::~;~~~~: 1 llnti~~~~~~~?ot~;:: :~i~~~~:::;irt~ ~:r',·::~u~;, f~:~~~~r':;:,:·~tt~~~~~:~;:;'i~t~~i:n~~~~"[f ing ·:~a\~:. ~or=~~::~~;~·.h;•,:e~~:~ec~~"~?.i:a~~etl~~ep~t'~l~tji~\::=nJ~rc~~o~~ ~:a~ it~t:r,e::~y ought From a :~~: :;:.t~~: ~:~~-~~~ro~~-t~~~;:: 1~ 1 1 ngaifUit tht! power& t~at arc constantly bu.~y aiJ are Ua· work•·n< 11 1.,1111011 in !inlio.lnrity. 11 should 11how th t" m the welloiiNI m11 chirwry maiut11im·o.l hy the o·upitnlist t·ln.'l.ll iu its courts. police, I pf'ej!s uud pulpit to kl"t;J' the slu n•s in Hnhje1•tion. It llhould teach 1 = them tire llt.'t't'!UOi ty or stickiug tog••tlwr as R daAA on tht' i e('OIIOIIlir- aud lWt'iKI tit•lr\11. It iA thf mi11.'iion of th(' Sot•iuli HT t•nrty to hriul-": honw fhc l i truth!! of thi11 l•·I!.~Oro nnol·-40 prnurot f tlw 110lidarity of the dRAA; not nw rd y 10 •·lee! n mayor of l'01lnnk or nn 1 r Kankakee. Th e lil.reet <'lit nu·n uf Buffalo mny r••st HNI'!uted struggle for the riji!"ht to organir.L· to promott' their own i whole power of the Sv•ialiHl Party i11 with them to the ]t ill just a11 surely thl' 1'11 rty of thl'- working clus a.a th r: Republican 11.ncl Bull :\lo011r pnrti~ Rte th•~ parties of Whil ~ the~~e may rep re~~~ nt diff<•rent w11rring groups of th('y are ready to uui te nt ~til times to keep down th e ~~~~~~~r':'\t111:,~:~~~-~n::;':i~:r:i~~d s:':e~~~c: 1 !b:ird!:1J';~:~i~~~i&e them only as far as the dail-' Jorinu., 11'1! ~,,. tlt.at tk 11.. . t"ome Ia for oae w t•o i11do,.... ~~~:,::~~e;:::c;:~~~!.::.:J!,:•;:::t:~be-:~i-.1!0,~ ·::::1~~~~ke ~0 ~:.: ~\:e:~:''S: 1!~:,:• ;0 :~ 11 ::.~: ~:: 'r:',~:li;:;; ':;:~~;-:.•Ideo::~;· .00 t =~~•tav!:~;~:~~o~':acn:!:: ~';:1.'!7,1"';'0 :;:-;!':eibr :':7;.';iu':· I::'J;~:,:Je: ~:"'::'1~':~~=';:~~:',~~e:~eb::-o:::':u~':;'';..,;;::Y '!:t~~ I.;:;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::;;;;::::;::::;=========== The difl"erenee betwl't>n R pri,·ste detecli,·e and other that the Jlri\'llte ''"h'cth·l! hrr.10 th·~ 11.11.11clion of the mastt' r class "''ork. while thf ordinary plu~-ugly is working fo~. h_im!,elr. reliabl~ •11•iyou nu bet your .-.h on tlt.at~ E•·u t}lt low!-' l'robibltloniat v-n:r to divide them in order \\'hate\"•·r the future may hR\'C in. store for the working elaaa. they will be e<tual to any emergeney if they Rre united. "\nd they have e\'l'1')' 1'eaBOU to get together and act together. for the existcll('C oi each depemiN upon the conditiOns under which working and lil'ing. Their eeon- - of'"" more or,.,.. ~;;.~~~~:~~~f ~~~~-:·~~·et:;~.;=.:e ~,~~·~;::~ ~::•~:;; :~~;!,,~;:;::O~":t!;: to ~l;~·~f':~~ "f;:~~~;;i':~ct:l·;~.~~!il~~~~~~te~~~!~~~t)~hj~ ·i:a;:e~~~:!~ud:~~.:!::~~n~u~~ ~::::,~::;:~-e~~ :·:f,~~~i~i~;~~~~:~n!·~llktl:~1, :~~~h:~g~~::;·;.r. ;,~,-~:;~:t 51 .:1~s~u\i~~~i~:~·ionTitt~ ~ ~; 01~,.b~·11 :~~~:;::;~ ~~ 1 :111:1~j, 1 :~:;:t 1h'· lmudr•·•IH ~t lrt·atly in th(' ranks :II i~~~~~~~~~i-!"~~ ~~i~~:~.li~1: 1 ,:::~ i~~u~h 11:,.!,~~~:·:~~:i~~~~:d~~il~~~~:;~da:'~~~~ 1 ~eruMI ~~~ ::~t:fl~::::.::,~ a;.i:l~:7:;•,:c,:;:-.':~:~~11;1:;~7 :o:~:!~;;~,"=~~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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EYER HELD IN BUFFALO 1 C.oolu" of liUo•l•, ;, boldi•K - · alo111 at (lblnxoantll• d~l'l'i~g i11t0 Ole e111ployrne nl ot wome11 aad 1U eom111~· tio11 wltlo • Ire. Oue of the Seaators ia POUCE DIG UP OLD LAWS· ESPECIAUY FOR WORKERS of Police and Law Departments Hope for a Few Crumbs from the Capitalist Oass and Become Over-Zealous in Their Efforts to Please Masters- Time Near When Work<rs Must Dis?' RGE H. GOEBEL SPEAKS IN -BUFFALO SATURDAY AND SUNDAY �IMITflWStf WESlliN llWftORK ~ilcllltlts ilnd '. :1/p,.,_IIJ .AJIB.t-aa -~lntsf in Bllflill1 pn.N.:r::i=:.'N:.aa•;oald~-_:,::;~~~..,. I -.m anft of elM fad U.at clM lTDIIertabn .t.o belaq t1:1 $M ,.._ wbl teU 1011 t.U' We4all:b.ch 'lfiiiHorer ""pply t M ocnl• .. qaotld ...,_, MY ANSWER . 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ILollo f aJi l t fo rtllrmll t' bd lot:uJI ~ \~, ,~ ll a\1. :'\o.,., a cit~· hall 1~ pri· e ar •I~ ,.,, .. a ,f.o:tl, oo th<' ''t•lain l~ "t•l<l '' b •.-l>ffnll'ad to•ui'I'O"", Ioabuilolinl! to~· ~t:un th<' munidr• l utlkc:J: a J'l••e Ulj: of th r ad,.... TbaiJOGP...elhllltd~taDdl. . .,u-~ICihlnallla&-.. oudlta ber,.Jn qQOt.ed rou mted Mftl' UNDI!RTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECT<lR lxtwu.n tc.anu KptCKilti.nr tbc. Younr People's Sodali:st ~::::. ~:h::': a~h:=~~- ~=t~bo;:cts';::~::e ~... No .. s WALDEN A VENUE ~~~-~ ;~,.~~;:~. ·~fu ~ :~: 1;.';,~::•;;;:.~1~.~," ~~:" 1~'::~ -~ ~om~ : _Roche.stu-G. Prennei-, Celia J-acubowit::, J. Surridte- and R.I. Ginsburr. . ll•b e<l with beautlflll IJti ku. in•~';~~~.: ~-:,71 l'~,'ol::· : 1 ::;~" ~:mwin~: STREET CAR M EN'SUNION 'r.,m """"'8 t h" t!Jt t" or my 6rt t <li~bar11e I f:•·erytbi~:~g i• ready to """:-;;:, ~ot ~~d to lliec anr . I ,;,, .,,., .,,,".:1. :',..,., "' :;';'-,,.,.,. ,. ••J ;mo h loo . l" om '" <OOK<O·I "''- """' r•" ro,Jh·ld"l ' """ '· or"~'''"· ho•.,·«, ••h oho ·car any·NrrnEo ·"·· ,..~ "' ''"''· ..w ;....... ,. ,A;,.., ·• ............... ,. , 1 tlo~ 1 ~:.,,,..,, ]...u~G it LLU LJt, .,f tiro- "'""'· :\l ot1UI nr.on 1 " ·"' "" "' .. _, ......,., • " ....,, '""tbe ··~d or_ty....fwn•• . ·~~;,-~,]all Uhl'li]•~I<"CC ·l.ol ied. mau. uaiN:> ~-ou ar" blilrd-aaol abow"d U]> [(:~~0if~l~l¥~~~;,~;~ 11~l!!~ ~t~~~ ~~~~li::~i l~===~~~~~~~~~~~===~ T it•nrb ao th<''<", the ] ~" 0 ]'1~ n·bu .,·ork ~- ,..~_,.,] f,. rt _,. 1,,., ~rut. 11h' t<•a•ii1J; at a nol lt:T~•·.-I~- " '' 0 ' " 1"' 1 Trt<' th•t 1 luul :n'.'I~~:'"'7.::,~~·;,J,~:.,~:~·.thr;~ .~:::~'.' t:~,: :~:t·~;::~,- •:;~· :~:::.;·:.'::~~~~::::. '~"~;~:;,/'~.~ h<·~:~·:';,:~:;~~ :(0 ~t;;::~~:,~:~lt~t,:·,~l'l'h• .,1-.lom 1-:•'1 r•·ru th"~- •n·~-th•• ar t rnn h~- l•· nf:lh~· .,.,. ;,. .. "I'"" thi• l•tino• ipto•. A o• u, ',''l"' rt · ur ..-b irh I ""'-~' ''-'''"""P\1, BUFFALO SOCIAUSTS II ~~<li:~~ia;;,.~;yone.wa~ ALIVE AND ACTIVE th~ lnJ: to tb • a..idifnCf a~~d j tbe ltr•rrs:h··hOitl th•t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~f.~~~~~~~~~;;~~ :~~;~~:::.,.:,.:1 iAUrt>l<OBI .E 1•. H. T III ' ULUW. "~~llon ma•l••. • •1 t; 1 (ntti ~n ""~~I!' otb~r t'IPI]>IUJeA nf litf'nture oli.-lri!Jution ha•·injt pa.....:l I• « t tlrP """'~Y7&]11,.,] .nl•'"'•l•nc tv .,.nrk tb~ 11•., hunr • with ill lilltl'('ll 01 fad• ou •n•onJI: r_be .. to~aat ~ntriltt ],... Tb W~ I.===::;::;:;;::::::;;;;;:;;====:::;;:::::=.;:;;;:==~ ATTEND YOOR ·'.• ··=~~~·:.;., . ::g::t:::;,::~::1::,~;;:~:~~:~:~:.~ :3:.::;;;-~:::~:E:.;:;~~:i:F:J:.:.:: ~.:::·,::~:~~·:.~::~~::·:.::·;~:: . DDUII'U IM\Jtl1\rll M eettD.. Tlr f ftnt lrf'A•";o" JlUn of tb• rl tynm - il .''"" I"''''''· f.., r., .\ mnin,.:•• r ..-.. ~ and oubeorlbe f!>r the ·ArfJetter-:Beituno. .,., ..,,. j>idur~• ••1.' 1,..illl( t•lr ~B. ~ w., Tb e publtr r r..-. tN lhf' n~l for t lr•• with '""' wfr al till' ~ I O<'khl<lrrt llf<' .. , . ,.,.c:m,8 tl•rinJt lbe winttr, .;itb th ~ "'"'" 1 F r ' O t S!' ., :/~~=~. ::.~7!:~. '::e:;· ,.,;;~~~~ ::•,:;:~- th:h:-:,,7,~ 11 ;~~~~'·:/~~ :;~ ~~~~~~7::~·., ~::'·~:.:-:.,~::i~:m~~~: :=.:::::~,:l!~~::::~:i1~ ~:;:..:!,eir :u;d./:~~=~: ~o·~~!'h e ~:: T he oo l1 German ue.. p1;per Ia the et:ate out1lde of Ne• Yc..-k City, repr~oHnlhia:theintel"l!lt orthflWc..-klna:Qua. for!m~:.~lba. Office, 3J5-317 GeneSu N.Y. . . : : ::.: 22~:~?E:~J:;if.;::;~~~¥ i~::::~:.~:~~~:1E1~~~~ ,_-:.:.,~;::::..:.:·:;·:~~, ·::~ ~~~:-~~~:,;::. ;::;.,:~:~~~: ~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~ ;::::~:,·;..';: :~:·:. ~: Tbl VWa&e Sdlool or PodunL tbr l'u!Jiir ~boohl ""'- that tbf','" ~~~~ hu t'l l't· Ui..-lh,._l e•!i.llal nl ue to tltt! $ofiaU8t u W<'li Bra11eb ~i1~ o( tbe lltb BUFFALO soCIALIST OLUBBI NQ OFFERS ~~~IR~~ ;~{i."it~ ~ ;:.~ \~i?¥i:~::i;.f:~~~;f~~~~~~ ~~!!::~f3~f~{.~~:~f.~~~ ;~i~~6,{!,~~1:~~~! ~t~~{t~~i:;:;~:"' ., E?(~i;\[.~~~{~~~~~~i~~ 1 1 :n :~~e~:~:::n:· ;:~:·~~~:'~;:~~~e;~~ ~;~~~-~::t:~,,::::~ ~:~;:~i~i~ :~:::~~:::J:•::~:j: ~i~lt, ~{~:_~:.:~;"Y ]~non lbe ::;..:~:~ .7: A~~::~~:1_1 B:;::~o~~lisf.Olle yur ~d Uxninr Nati(Ml one $135 Buffalo Socialist, one year and Pqrasive Woman 6 montlu $1.00 b' -11 1 :~""fi;:;n,..':; :~~~. 0 ~ni 1 ~11rT .,',~w"·:t•~:: ;.~~o~.:;~;;:o",,;:.r:::l:lr~.:: ,\ ~\~rc~;;.;~~ t>n~:.t:::!:'~a'::: t~":; 1 .,,.. 0 PfUI DIG UP OLD LAWS ~~~.:~ .:~~ri:~;::.,i• -:~~~::~:~~:.~.: ";::~ ~~~··:;ri:~:;~:~~:;;~;-Ktion W.~·· tt~~~~:::~-~k~~;:--'.,~;.-·~:~7r~';,~ ESPECIAllY FOR WORKERS ll;~s;~\~::::b a~~:.~:. :\-e~,;,.• ::F~•:I:;:, :,; ~=~====~~==========~ •. 111 o lbe r la b year ) lr. Send ordt n to BUP YA LO SOCIALIST, 62 Wn t Ear le &., Bulfalo, N. \", i• ror.-i <l- ~;~;~t;o;:J,:~i:a~·:;h::,~:mm:~e LETTDTOT~VES #! j!: arnn~:~mrnl~ • .,.1 all Wtll bl' mer - d • ttlilllltl...- """t thtrr or four .-... n Bo .-oo ..... tb•t tlo r • arr I riHm"l' IJuneb e f "t•>ll· l~tll ~omf' • u•l ..,,. l brm a nd t:Lk" ,. 611, l"fk uf tb n•" tht .,, .. ~ "'t IJHilell f<)r T b:Dp ar~ do u•&' all the um.- ."-roond .,. ,,., 1 oG tbt.r<' will be more tl"' ~i! I.efllr.- tL.-"': ;.. ~·- Wp '/1 t .. ll ~ou • Jlt1 W !at• r • bo• t w~ / ,il<' r•t or~ \\a,~Con. II "• a "l1a tr . " {T ome f<>r !>lr• . to • .''' •' ])on '! ""'-' tha t ~l a lljl! l~ t~r• tb,. ,-oua r ~~pM-!'1 P oor .oul! U e m u~t lan l>er JITttly oft u . An d lww ·~• .,c o<! jorr-ecl wllnr t.lt.e read8 tb f' ntao u M n.o-O..lo- ia tbe t"ot~~ill,~C NatUra e•"f't 1 • 11. A....-a't ftuw.eU'• anic"*- " 4 e- ... :!;::~.,n~w~w:..::1/"';0:0 :rew~: ~ OF THll Dn'EllN'ATlOHAL-. 1.,~ &f fl-.tl'• lo~haek To th~ ~-:.d.tor o f tbe llall'alo SfwooJthfl rt ll drg 10 bei,, "'-'" of ,.._,., do..,. not t he ..queal ur 11 do..- 11 a utl ou t 110, 11 11 the lam~ nt of 011 ~ "bo • ~ ~re and wt~brtt to • ta t h" f l'f!htrr U]IOII tome 1w-r..on or rOtJ>Or•tlon 11 it th• plaiD fa.,t• rt(l: aTihiiJl the udt a~ or m'l! .en·lt!n ,.itb I ll~ illt e roat!oaal II. w ." f'o. }' ir.t , you om• l 1101 ht'lie•·f' In Soda \;,m- .,nOU,IIb 10 l ta te th at you fA>"Or Ill l"'lidro. l'ou asay •bout for the tWfl old pa rti~. but ~-oo. 1111,.t not wbi1per a fa •·on ltl f idl!ll .-on<:erlling 8odalrlom. Tbbe u e tll e fad.l of t~e whole <':1!18 · 1 .,..., told tbil .._ Jlla llll." a.; you nu tell a JlOOr ' ni<"ltll! fir a abort ei~eu i t Tlut 11 Tlw->" Th l,"'l (Codut'ed from J>aKe l ) iQ'tt • • ~ f~IIH of dtdTtlltl not 1etlln,r fa or tl'f'alr..,al end k ao..•our. II wn,_P The " kno..- .,0 11 ran ht•l]' t lttm and will lwlr to h<'IJ• tb f'rn -.elvet Y'111 ~•11 d~j~ltd ap011 enr,.. Uniflll lo tiN- rtt~· f<>T !ttl]>. .W•kr. t;IP. \'ou run the nn aed _.-ou fall Jtop thrm. Thy ~ ... ·t Je t t he ran 1taad i<IIP. and tbPTdfl•'t h ow bow to rnrt tb rm witholll ~'mlr belp. (let t o,11rther like tbt' otlldabr and ;o'Pilf'all ha ve ."ff<lrlelf mllj!· Jed "Brla~iltg bome tbe baton" ie ... lit}"· It •boukl take y0\1 1.... tbu • ..-eoelt t11 f d a Uaioa. \' our~ gft t ojtft~r in leN than a n ho11r, !lOW! TlteJ1I'Otk I• uillle. Wll\"t To trim .,g ~ltrular,, ~oatrlrJ' 10 th e ortltn a n~r Tbf ]>1'1•tu<llnjl magttl rat~ tbr-..w tboe Ull<! out ~f eonrt Tb r wollln~: tool• of tb01 )>OiieOI at O>n e ~oattnllllora te.l •s:aoll 01' otb ~be" b•Jt hra•n• 'of tb r rorpo~t e l'l'"'te the far \ that tbf' t ranu~ttOII bad gone afoul. '•BJ'f brai nt" ·~ o~:~<'e bec-ame bu1y ae tl n -o\ aroun<l IP the huntlr-etb or J>agH _of Pr.h nanr1':11 an<l amellt!d Otll aa ortln1aarp that IU~Iy wou ltl beiJI out , tbf' rorporate paruote a~tl i~ 111aeblaHy, . aa tl at Ollt~ .a,..• tl tl'ft.ltoo to tbe J10h«' to rr ·arreoot lh. ll~rpn autl to t b.a rge Ilia~ witlt. a •·iolat•oa of lbP ordiDure tbt f nrhith tbe "";:~;,~n Bran~b ml!eU 11 180 st ref'f,_ on u ll of t bt' orpno u r J t'or t.b Bron.,b ml!t'll at Star ltroatl ra• a a•l l'n tl linte l•, tbtrd Suad 11 dt ~ r 11 oou 3 0 doek F'inatth Draueb meoe tl e >"t"hl rtfr. 5 p. m. , tu KIII@IIOn Y•la and F'.! n-y 1treett. Pol i• h Bran<'b ( Eaat t he !.-.t a11d tblrd Priday eaeb 111011tb • t Dom P o!Jkl Hall, ••Y· . Poll.b Braa~b ( Biaelt RO<" It ) fl11 nil of Se-ereta r,,, K. . Amlt.ent •tret't. Potitb Braoell ( I".A~b-nll• ) at the tall of tile 8eenrtar1, J . ·~·' · ~ ~: ~: ~ok~:::. , b~:~rr~ tb;~~~n;b~~:o':-bt• will auall ;o-ou ~o;IT~~ie;ilEi 1 ~~~~~~~\~ 0~~~:; =~~~~w~:::~~;~.:'a:~"::a~a;,~;ll· 41!eo!::~t=~·;;:~~Ja~~~aeoa. --·t hat 1 would be \ old th reuoe of tt11 EO YOU FALL. . So t.lroe williag •nd e•·e•·•ubler;o- ie PII _!out b 8o11d•.r. of tbe tDontb at - .. . ~'fEBII~d•t:n, ~ 4lemla.l. '*=aue •• a'rnle th&,l . i• If 'fOrA uDi te ;o-oa _•Ill wle ~ use t'(lli ee~a&..de.t~t h·e at oDce putbi1!11e a.,ltJ-pb K,ralilt '• llall,elfl. ' -:!. E.~~~au::?:~ ::"~";t :~~r ~ :::i .:: ~ •:.:::~~.~ ~:~:=::~b!:'~:·:~~~h s:~:e:·o:; wain:;:.:.o~':.::=u o.._ ~ - ~ r ..._. dltelt..at-~. lbnb , l:!:tb 'lrill r• pttl~l ~ •PJiileatioa. la to llr .. W. bdi•g ~Ia at hi. plaee o_r abode, tile dar. ....-enillj at •7t Nlapr.. P•al P . ~. ldl• 11 memorable day to me, 11 It rap- P . oaueu •t 3:!: WNt Earl e 8 tl'l'f!\. urn . be1•1 .tlt.~ . ad~ •u·ee by llr. eorne~ Hertel .. ~t, 8ca. i:";:: ~'1. :!;~~·-:;!::..:~ :;r~r~11~o~;':'~ C<~utt 1 . �• I • GEORGE H. ·coE-BEL OF NEW JERSEY. Flfl11.SPEAKER ON LYCOIM CWtS£ Lectures in Buffalo Saturday and Sunday as follows : .Saturdap 6otnlng, manh 22nd 8 O'CLOCK Klocke's Hall . Gold and Lovejoy Sts~ ~ - Under Auspices Branch 6 Sundap :Jifltmoon,' march 23rd 3.30 O'CLOCK Colonial Hall 288 West Ferry St. Under Auspices Branches 2 and 4 Sundap 6otnillg, march 23rd 8 O'CLOOK Colymb.iaTurnHall J26J-l265 Genesee St. ·under AuSpices Branch Baoarian Hall JOHN UNVER.ZART . S••plt I(Hm 776 Sycamore St., oar. Reed a . - St. .!Wf•.., St. 891-898 ISOo �/ --· BUFFALO scx:IALIST PUBUSHING COMPANY U 1J, f..lt:lo!SI:rcd. 3ni~ ....... , . KUK.D. ~ BUl'l'ALO, N.Y• ~:;:-;r:~-~la!n- ..,., l'ltA.l'lk IIHI:DIJIRtED, 7 - .,_ ,., CA~~-:--N~: Sul.aiptba Pnc. SI.OO p.r year, SOc: lis moalb. payable Ia ..t.aau Czltenod at feCQad~U. I !DaUer Jg.DO!I 0, !lilt, ., t be ,._, oftlce u Bc.l!alo.~~~t,uulk!r the Ac:t of Y ,.n:b 8, !8i9 . SAT URDAY. MARCH 22, 19 U • --~====== ' SH,ALL THEY MURDER MOTHER JONES? _\lo· mu• .. tl h~- tlw l'~'"""l'''''l (of lo>~i n,: itA J,:"l'"ijt rill a ff'W ilripj>iiiJ: olfolllo,... \\ nmc- fr••m lh·· hloool IIIlo I 1~-it'"" uf the workiug dttf',., the 'luu~J·· n;; .,f tt ..- lon·•"l '" \\",.,., \"tr\!miu nro· frnuti (· wi th rag... .\1 till' J•f•·.ll•'/11 t u n•· ) lotho·r .\ mw•. tlw tll· \·oll·•l. ....O.. ~·c11r old ht•rmn .. .,fa tl~< o nstJul ~ l ruL"~l o•"' nf tlw ~<111\' o·-clnSll i1 0:-\ TUIA I. F O H , I liEf: LIFE vnH ll.\10:'\t i TO AID T ilE :\11 :'\ EHS O F WEl:iT \'IR· ; .. ~~~~~',;~ . !~. 1:~.''";:1~~ ,:~::,l. : _· , ;~:;.~= ,;·~~~.: . r: ~~~~:~~;~~ ~;;rl~~-1' hiUI oleflecl l t ",.nn•·u .. u not"lnu, thut ~liE \ rii.J. BE ~IIOT TO I ill loa,\. knowM w) uwr··~-. un s•·lt. nu r o·n: rt•twe hK in11 lit•""~ "'d.\" t h•· tlll\' 11""'' !,J,.,.d ]u,.t - tlu· l'"'"'inn f o r its t 'apilah .. m. ...._ .\lut/,-r .lnuo-~ i~ mllki u.:- lltt dt•ft·n.-.· ~lu· kmn\"11 how I \\"Orkin~! ··lit'~ l~t·furo• tlw mur•lt•rom; tlw ,]o<f,.u,.,., ,f tlw I If Mot her J one& shall die, Ten hundred thousand· workingmen "';11 know . the rea.son why . •·l tllltl w lwtt it . ~~:."·:·.. ::·; :: ~ ,.::~.H 1~Iii :·,~· ';~I:: s lll::.z I 11;:: ~ :11: 11o1::n! >Ht~r 1;, /,;' 1\' ::;,1o1J•: tt;t ~'""''"'·'· loy oJI'd•·ru of.! tlu· rnurol••l' "1 lu· lu\'t•t l ·.\lntlto·r .lttth"ll. ! ~-~-~--~ WHO ARE " TH~ PEOPLE 11 ?' " u .\ luro·l. 1:!. lhe ..,\ kn..u. i L KARL MARX BTc-...-, oi N.Y.Utl 1\nl ~lar:or <lil'd tin thfl Hlb o f!d a r~ b, ISS.1. but ot all m~D that will gro..- in 1(1'1\'atnru u time ruhl.:·r 111111111factun·rs ol o·,·id,.,l to @()('• on tho! " 11 :un1 ~1o~t,~-".. ~•!:~n!~~1•. !:b~{i 11 ;.~-\ 1~,\f ~~·.,"~~~~~.~!:~:~~ b:~.d~~-~~:.,1;::;•::.~ =~.-~~:·f~~i!•~~~,;;u~":?:,~:' 1 \L~~~f:::j;;t;:.;:i·:f:.::::\:::;;;L~;y;;\J:.:~~:xt;::::0.;~:!:~.~ ::: ;,~;:if~:.~·~;;~:;~,;~:.~;;;~~;:·:~:~::~~~;~~~~1~{~~;,~.\;~ ::;~~~~~~~~~;:~;.~;;;:~ ····:. .., I•• •• \tl'\ 11 11~ ub,.ut th·· lt<·ll -tir.· ll w t nwn i t~ u rwttt wll<•.olun·Hto MIND AND BODY ~,~~f!lf~)~;f!~!IE!!~·tl1'1~111llfi:~ 11!!~:, II Ut~l • •TM ~ri 11 ,J t ho· f 111 .,.,. ,,f t ho·ir !ilan·s: · Thr rrnl hontr of th e l'n lturt tl111 11 n iJ · Wh~n lh" p h~·~lcal Al' ptlltl't hll\"~ 11f l h• muno 10nd .\kr•~·.:!. t'~i:;· ~~:~;::;:;~.'r:·. , ,:·~ -.It ';-~. , ';: ··~::: r~~~~',.,~l·~~~.~ri~~ ',~;;;,_~.:I ·~·uJ •Ieof :~~:::.o~:.::~::~~~~;~h:~ :::~:: h~:.,:~·::~ :~~=:f~:·!!·~~!7:•:::~.:7::.::1~;;:: :,7~=~ ~::::~~~~,.~~~~~i:: t ...,; WHY GIRLS " SELL" THEMSELVES nt...W!.~nw.l ~Tt!!.."~af\lriOIIIIbfollloio , .&Jl• e~ploi t a ti o n . Art to thl'm ia only a int.,ll n t of man may oti ll IH~IIII & olo•~ora t ;.n !I n<\ of ornamen ta tio n, ti•·~ 111111 l>t ,-er~- """ "D~ .-.~ .. It ut th e dam a rout for the ..titfartian to praJ"" rt ;r·llltertat •: :or J'f'tir ete it uid t o be a ,·ny etr~ -~ ·be pr oc:f'M of wuhb prodnrtioo. Tllte · ttuh~r. yet it it oo l~· the a llt'!n· ..-e~~lth af the ri eh eauoi•l~ ot ::ood• and tbt w-ide-awake who will pro- t!l lh f'r protloced by mtn or madfl m:ar k<'tito \f'aebing. I n dt l' Khool of abl e u ..-o nomk ..-oloeo tb n:u;:h t he 1:> • the d ull put•ilt art j -ut u l'<.r of mu; ud the "-"J•Ioit"" of t he , and tilt ltriabt and •mlJi t iot~-~~ prot•le produN> not.ltins. l.aho: a!uu.,_ u f~..- u iD uy other M'hool ia t elledu al •nd pbYJiit•l labor- p rodu«-1 uluN aod e reatt.t m11rkf!tt for , .. -. 111 _.,., tbr •hoolde,., of nfb tlriugo u ~ oot J>rodnced by i : ":d I b~.,;r:;• .'!,:~~:~y ~~~: ~~~ "~.:t.: ,.:O,:'•::~~·: ~~:tn;,:•,,wQm~~~;••,.: ·:~;II .;:.,:~ owlt •i ng lbe ~brrift "" tb~ ta••· i'lo.•tunall.•r'll llaw• to••lml tth•ttrn•·•ln a wbil,_..,aff'ln •• ,.•ylun llt; whilto, a ""l' 11-C.t•:s !l"l hurt i11 tlt o& ll¥\lhtary l .. nlet ..-ltllt •nllten, dt¥:1 prOJ>erl y justilied at ond ua"'" aU eoad itiou io prod uef'•l by oue't owa. labor{ aad rtaliutiou o1 """'Y p~no• '• ri1ht t he J>roduct of bit labor it the aim S«ialiom. T be tim ~ :LS 1'0 TJH : 1-' 1:.'.111.\'J.\'f: "('IIA HM." l l. 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""'* ll ow•a re fu111th e.rtit.alln iii• •J,.tlt'rtrt f ra la f toiiiii'M!Iiltlo•l•ltlot orcae · iut loa ot the otr~ t ~ar ,.,,.a, u·~a tbrtu glt l'urrl»<ly elM 111 Hplfalo h t.al ltlo.r. HI - --- • I SAT AN'S PIXIfill IH NIGH . Sttu'o empire 11 ri«ltt oo tbl' brl olo: o f tltl! abllol 1n.l toppUarto lt. hll~ We b... e it otr•igbt from tir e IJIOOk world, w\a Ood'o Nrt bl7 •cntUttilt~t:e, R. II. Barber of Ne'l'l' York , ll ..lrte•l tile tbf:t'r i• g ...,w1 at dre ~ 8W "nu.he ta.. H e wilo wiJhe. to vut the ntark of bt.btr day. hi.t indh·i da.ll t r upoa .ltb wDr k nnat Jt _ . . that Seta• bu ltu• galli YallAiilll a roou jJ tile world ret.lof ~ob ,;bo = 1.:-.::,, 1°~~~:,!:.:':d ~t~~~~~ :~ ;:P~~~~~=~~~~= :~~ ~!.'::; ~~ ';;::;:~· :: 7~~~~~.7:::':: ::/:ro·~~ ~~~: : :...~,i:: whlt'! b ~~tb10 ;;;~~'df:-:":i~~~~~R!~~· ~;,."'!"~.!J~i:; t~ hn;,- f~ ~!~ ,..~:~~~~~~~;~~!:!~~:~.:o,:•::: ~=--~D~bo=f'lb: f~;eld·~~"; : · =~~;v-•i:!o~~:t.eBa:~' a.;;~,.::~~~~~~:.~::.":.:~~~~~~ J lo;rru at~d capitati•tt hn>to:a;;; ri~ b , . • • • _. t~e utur&l te•d u~ ion i• l !la.l t i-e lot· 11 b;.f' DO 111 ~ 11 • .• _wbt u t:Jt~ t•r '• wu.ltb ie tilt re.ult :>f t he f~r· I• tlrtt _and_,.-i4 ...L Oa mer '.- labor. a l:l.lll • •tbnt cllt• radcr •IIJ' ~~~~ t o tl:e 8oTllte brotlrtn~ of upitl.l 111d lei"'' • "*'. dtdd~~~~~-~:e~::t~: :~:1 ~;: ~ ••ki•« man by t.lM ban t~t~H&ity of a l i1·ing or 1J1 11111 otboft- powtt;-nl a~•·er be the u pr-ln of kilt rtal o.a· tare . • • • • Joy i1 ~be rrnt PDrv- of lif t , u d •:;t=.:!: ";! .,:o:!: :::~:::!d:=~ » 1•: ,:t:..t'~! ob~ _...t~ appoi.lllluut. made i n thl! n.am• of tbe 1pc1Gb. BI!T. &r~, • • - loa1 eult i.t ~1, prnent a ad fat.,e, aUto~" tb\ oria:Jaa.ll,- ca• raled tiM worl4, but 011 I MOitat of a Un k ep pl• ep!Md• I• tit• P"k• of Edetl, • e wu /IIICDIIed u d S.tu toc.oll com...• •"- Jf .dl t bat t11• ReY. B.uber- •11 q DO aboet S. t.. e , the Jatt'"" Uoe.ld litDYI bw• r«all.e4 qo, Diaee • 1wt pt~IW 1111' _,.e rf'&l, Sow...tcnr. .t.itr d•ri•1 ~ ooht; u.-.ad Jo...- w)'d M )au..,_ •• ~ ~ tUe aJJ tN .ppll -lWtllf' w.&ory ••..•t Lu"'tiiLf;:E?. \ , u- b.l•d - r id. · A_..! bnidd., ... J•ropet:y of tbe .-orbra. a.uJ Krry produe jey tb.t lrip.e.t • 'fM J'fO«J1UUl, a.eeorttia s to Mev. JMrber, y 1 m. 11 ~ maa ..-nlltoat t'!ba~.octer. ,...e ·~ ~ Jlf.I'"ICI• ~U be a ..-orlter", a de.-o~ IIi;- llte to. Joy if tlrtt DOra! 111• - -k a.a.oJ <C'IIp, k.wp'--"1 "la1• t ' - up t or 11100 1 ..,.., · • • • ...d f.IIJM~ alld labclr w-ill bt Pmpt,,.-f!IJ .ua. of h fe ••d u •*"'-r' ._.. . lit• !"-ft. .. _ ie 1 ~ to np.~ 11 , laM -.:.1 <Ntl~." ~- "'.,;::::,":,:::!:'•~ "'ini<IK~•u~•o!r--:==;~.._: 7: 110 ~~'.: ~ l llll'~lbrr ' ' Th e mau llfhu •l•-•11' lt n-.lo tb•t ••tltt warklaJ( """"" •an't • t lfk iauou•lly bim.,.lt.oneo( tb!IM' wbot!OO"'I•'t ot irk. .- ~·l;;:,.l•;~~~~:·t:~ ~·~ ,;~~;;,,'.·,l:.• ~~'':;,,:~~i·~:· . :.'t';;::,.l·;~l1 ::~~~a:~;.•·, ,•:ll1 ~,-','~s 11rr•:.::~~j; u~·· ~·!:_~~nf th~ P~w,,"~'· ,~===============~==~== In tl .. ·i r Hra~tellt wl\~ •trihr• .... ,,. •li•J• r•<"•l.'' Tbroo tBIIu"·• • lt.i " al'~t~ ut'lotn '•o! inju r,...l - iWO!rr ' onr a ~ l rik•r. · w,. han• oft.. n mar~•f H ...t why it lo that whrot t h - tlrtrenJCII "' tl•r'l'r•t• "'"" •t.-•nd upon thr f>olir" i• ~thlt "''"-"· nary 1 too\lr,. mll Ia .:O\"I'It to ~u ..b h nirk<'•l in tbl' •\oml' "·lth • ltrirk.- S..totn• • 1 -t b tlrt*'!Jih l't(ll' i•ln"f •hirl•lo '"""' wl tlt in1•\oi b lr mall. •IOt·•tt't II! lluwe•·rr, u mfntion<'<l abow. """' IIOtl' 1 oblh i ll th e do tlf'. \\'<1 lt a•"<~ f ou thl a <'&.;;<~ whf re a ~01' w&o hurt in 601~ of 111.,.,. ,.n.rulnary l>ltUiflo •J•H"'t. ""UIIl~"• ~o: i r lo •n•l hatt·JII t \' ..,1 workfiiL It OO"Uiftf'ol In .-'okra•, Objo, 1&111 W'l'f'k. ..-bu" 1;,1)()0 r ~> bht!r- .-or lttn .,.,. uu t. Not util)' wao •• oMtu ••u111 tllte ~nre Or injur..,\, bul 1101 wu • l•••lrr &n>t'I DJC tb n olll~t'!r-t ll• Q•rl l I• tact . "'\\' 11.1. IT 1'." ' • "" thi~ '' u•ually tiHt nli n ~J-:o=oxE ,~ol'. ,.n T h··r• • 1-• •••l n•·t hllll..' l..'t'ltn alto! lt..-lw•·it tl." in to~nrtt:l~ At l•~t. aft t r marllo J,.ti f.lll rHtll'tllt atnotl~ 1bt t1<'11 of ' ""' atw,o~,. 1 .,., wbl<1" tllnlr to hlltul , we h&l'l' ~ur<'f!f'Ole-d in hd i n~r a Uti! wltotre a 11\r t~~bP r tT t bt' potirtt fone...-u• t t uallyburtinoneof t bOtt., f rt'q\Wi nt''r iotJ'' otwlltir llt•·e rwdn•·•ry day. Yoo Art' all iaur iliu • ·ith tilt' rf'j[Ul&r Jirik~ r htt Jlory wll l~ llt tOnto tttJm en'!ry bi~: al rikr ~r11 trr. It o..- til,. "utoh ot fren~le..l _. tr lk r n., Jiiii(IIIJ! tllte Ma r.rllJaiH, b<'atlllj! th" r~.i 11&1/, arme.l to tbt t..,.t b , dt•rn rh ltlll I n ftny u.po10 n ( tho· · ·ntl•:ottl•·d l t <'llin~ flf ! lw UtiiSio•n!. l l o· r ~ t nlo·nh·nl on t h e of J,, r ttllol :tl t 'lut r lo...:t., n . \\" . \"u. full u w~: "' I unt " '' .l"•'ltN nl .l and I hul"•·n't Jon..:: to li n· a uyh o w. " ""'.- L hnn·too lio•. l wuulol rutlw ro lio·furth e t'UII'I• · Iowhio•lt I lut\ • 1-"i,···n mu• ·lo ,f u o ~· lifo· .\ 1 ~- d o•nt h would o·nll tho· lo lt•·tolo"n uf th• · w Jo .,J.· ltttl•·• l ~1111• "" '" t"f<ti<li t it•ll" iu \\' PSI \ "Jt·co llln I t wnulol 1..- llotr!h whit•· f ur tlmt n·wwu. I f,•n r . tl oun.:-h . tlwt I sh: tll uut lw •·\.-•·lll•·d " '" ~ 1 ..- will lto•l J,,. o• X•'•• ttlo ·ol T ho• o ·apitn li~t o· l tht!O. t•\'t•ll in II~ ll t lo-rn u t"l fro•ltli•·-~. 11•' 1 •' T (.,r~l'!,. lot IISk it ~f' Jr !Iii.;; ' IIH!Sf iMI: ~::: 11~11 'i it .__ ~:um)ttion i111b~ I w ho ''" '"J•l"t~•· tl,. I•·•·• It unol o·luw~ cof o·ttj'itH li~m. .\ s " " '' h.us 110 w tll ,IJ •. ,J,.. "h•·n tlw 1111..- o·unws- f•·arlo·!ilil _l· fi l!htiuJ.!' for tlw ' ;,: I __ i•I U.t Urutllt with tht W\lm<"n tiiUnt J•r1)J10rlion• . ~t\o •!"IJ f r r tllt ~•dt ~ ~ • i gl-..lllf • • o•r ~.r"~'. 1811. _ ~a)~ J>er lod, bul la«.,... eT1da!U,.. _Iprl»r 011 .., appla1 kl "- 1,000 • . _ , "-" ~· hpr- . i\ ill 0.. •orLrn' iaho:t A ••• if a-titled to •n..,Ui•l lot T• --...e ~ ndl labo~ U... wboole W• wid Re-.-. BatWr aU tae ' tll"-k ill~ wot1d b o bi.lllktu,-u.wll•f espo.t"- -~ a Dd ~_.,. tal- pi'ooiVCft, f'O'n to lh ab-olo:t11 td lile prod•et of ~ labor, er U •eul.1 .. .dltio:ll, •114 tiat'!trrtly tn.ll. tlut •k• tie eN \it. all bovad !'Oild. wiU. a h bot _a a.&.m.e -r1Up lrt.e lru pluot4 iD t ile .bud of a ~lt~,_ ;. a "WJI'I't•T objtoet .-f u,- ..-totu ltri•J ..d bt · 141 tMW-. t1oat 0.. ~-- ..tU , Ia 11~-ler-.:tud ..no. porera-•L-Abra.baa Uacoi.. • ~ be tovtldutly lo-r 10 o 1 c~ o:u tab 1J. 1• . _w.._. ct:nll.liiCPR - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. 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Y...tt an_...,.. u.a or tMir ~ cnn. aM~ lla._ , _ " - u. --.:lrl.._ ~'7De fact of UMI :w-....,s.or.--• ......... ..._. u6 tMilwtUI a . . . IUdiJICaakoif ..... '-. dte\o Ullllltlle SOcialiat ~yor Will Draw Bli I\U4ltli1Ctls fl Buffalo - One of th£ Best Spcak.era on (onn --: PlaJn Talks on What Sociallm Want. 1NdiDa: u.u~ n .. or 21 ecw .. ~ • ~ .J7dt7~ I:D u.~ ccel1· _,..,_Ill' 11lU31-,..... «.DO~ Wq ~ tM Vlcil' Ut~~ utare: atM ~co ruc:ll a ~ - - . , . or ~. ~ 0t1ca ~ aD lWiv aa4 ill. dM ettt• .41'11aDJ, TrDJ , kntop, -uc. or pCN. ....... . - . ...- . a -.r, ..,. r... ""' ~.a~u.t a.,.ao,.. betq __..of u Bdl~• . n . - 7ar.. rudl. UMI ausa- ot 2f c.•w or MWwatar, ~. Y~ aa4 ,.... ~ II&Te a bt rat. or 27 c:cataan ~~our; ADd Ill eoaj a:Ddion wtU. yqa or IQol" ua t, ar Da •ora t.J~q t 1-l. U.. aM osae-blt ror ~ aM aJwa,.. u.. ~ tb&t - wm 'M Jutb' 4ea!t w iUL aDd wll!cll. ~ u. ot - • ptnaaMaq Ute--. IJl tht lz' poeitioaa.. •JilOJ'• • ratr ~-: ~~~-=-~tbeu..-:z:! =:: : uU::-:::!: ':=! r:u~~ =:t~~UI~':; =~·- to d.iiiDt.. tTeQ' 1DaA wllo ..... ~ b •1 !D4epal4aacto la Jc;hWII u ~dOD of .a ARREST Of · UNION STRffl CAR MEN Fotce Used as Tool by International RaUway Company - Pollee T ake Orders J rom C. A. · Coons and Arrest Unj on M en - M en Released and Rearrested by Ordftol New Chief of Pollee. f ..W. Tbe Jloli .... of t ba o:,lty o f Bufl'alo a re l'l a ini nF ht jEinnin,; thl' J~rH:oeutlon of h..,. ._n tiHl u etiu of l ;;;,~~~;;;~~;;=r:~~~~~::.:?:;:~~~~~~~;;~;::= i:~·i~~;~;~ wbid• •eJ'• a111 U trill th<"J•uq~ of th" o tp niu.tlo ll llhl tbr m.. thod f'mJlloy;o..t wata ttGJ> o bud thr mntnnnu nnd con ohal"t on Y of in ~ mu~· dt in throushout th e l<'ll l"t IIJIOO rnu•ring a ur. bu t i n the parti<"ular in· Oa 8-'ur.\ny " ''f''llilljE 1-.t. Frank S. lgbt the rllid of to • biNI. an.l ll arlin C. 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SATURDAY :.:~::: ;;::::.,:,::: ::-::: ;:.~; Will lliiOWN CLEVE EVENING, MARCH15TH :.'~.:·..:::.,!·.:-:r:;;:.:".:.·::;~:: 1U1 - I. . .J~>,~i ~t·:ii:"h.· ~···~' i11 ~ ·:~:~~~.10)1,:~~~~~' ~~",:.:: !:~~~: lAND SOCIAUST :~:.~:.~~~·~~·,~::i:~~.. ~~:th; ~.~~~',.;.:: IW71~irt~ hll: ~~~ft.;;~ ta~a:it~· ~:~ a&lld . ' no•· .. r.,, ~~- t:.. ~~ Tr:::::::~~~ l~r:-;,~;.!;::-;11,. . ••lt~t 11'<'1·""''• .-11- ::\J'ot.D«r; t.'otl<"r: 7~1 ~ ~ 1111 ~ an~)ll~ .." 1• For oloOf' -!or 1 1 -itoa •·<'f'N t i'- '""''".,. •1'1-"' faNuit.. ben Tllef'f! ~~ _Soria! Dr•OC'.~tie Ci~~~= ~~~:~ ;a ~=~·~t :o l 4itl.) be - - . ~~~· La~r, :;..:::d f=~~ at aad . of )'ol •t ,...~ t.w_ Jli"T'fl""lillJ til .. rl<'<'tloa. t¥ S.1alift ,;• .Udatea. n.omu ll~t ef bo- ..U .,.,.,. a S....ia li.n ~ alld lut yar ! or wu a o.-.1 to'::!. !lifo !Nat. • • It &. ia,aabr•t . . 11 1-..ti... .,...,... - ~to..:•.:! =·.~:u.:;~:; ••••" ,.,d .laJr K f'Nior l.a tllot ~at tilt- a ..p " ' " -• ,,...,..,_.. K tra aad .-.-.y. ~toft tbt • 1""'-k<'t ~ loed biiKbd n . .__.. a ~·._ d•b. '"*'"' ru :M.e .. .W atRn, pporten ..,.. a l I.Ma ~ Balter, d1e Df!•OII'n.tic ,..._.. . . llowrnl'~ • ::: wu a prollliaot tpn 111 !::1.1~ ~:C.~"::~ ;.-:,..:.-~ .... .;_ .em. ta CJe,.~ of~...,. ..: ...::!. : .ld4eai. ~ =.: ~~~:.~~ t.. d- • •II - • bP .. ~rrl aad tiM-! u. 1 ~--1~ A11ltate a nd • ubsorlbe f'or the llrDetter•:aeuuno. T lte OD IJ' GermiUI aew·i paper .eat1n1 ll ~t<lll te r~tof In t ha tta.. Oll&llde ol lfa w York ChJ, ...,.. the WoRie &: 01-. -60-&1 ftwi iiiOII tbt. Offiu, 315--317 Gcnatc: Stru4 - - Buff.aJo., N. Y. BI.IFFALO 8001ALI8T Buffalo Social~ one yeu a nd "Appeal to R&.uoo" 40 wcc.b Si .oo . Buffa$oSoc.iald:t.one rear aDd N ational Soc.i.a.Uat 6tr~CW~tbl $S.OO Buffalo Socialist. one r ear aDd Internatiqn.al Sodalilt Jitnft 01:1e yu.r$1.25 • Buffa.loSocWist,onc year and Cominr Natioa oqe r c..u $1.35 Buffalo Socialist, one year and Propaai.-e Woroaa 'moa.tlu $1.00 Of'den coBUFI'A. LO Wftt faJJ.t lk., Bd&lo,ll , Y. TH E •~""'" \ .;;.,, :,~~;·~~::t;·s.~~~lll7:~:..;: )~:~~ :"':tr"w u~ rfte-u~·~!i_...~ ;-=:u::ftk~:~:"Ml:~~~·~~~~~ llU. -..i~"':~i ,r;:.ltf.:. 011:::n:~~a¥:1 . .::~~ · .. :~~~:~·:: ~~~ ~:·,\1:;..'U:m::~. ."'~'~"w..,.;:;; !;.;;:~ r;:~7..:~7'; 6 ~~:;:"';.,r::::'p~1:. ' ""'"· 1...._ t ·...l,.., .,.,, 1\•l ...... tnr. 0..•. ---=- · ~.::~"~' rd• "'-•IMi al "'riiCAL WHOLl Wlll Ar MIAD. :::. 1,,....,. 11 , 1~ ... ., 0 ., ,.,. be ote ol louN tb•t eaOJ.e. · Get a lou<~fb o! ridtoetl ,lnhn Hunt bf'r: T ru•· noa n•· or th<' ~ lo~•·~ ren ~omn. do. a 11,.8 ••it or dflay. IA:t '• ~.: :~~~:~:~,~~~T~!;,:; ~·~~.~~7.;.,:!t•n\;\ PHYSICAL CULTURE "uu~~~~:l~t~ifJ~~"' RESTAURANT S , r;~(~~!{i~!i?~~{~ ;f:fl~ i f. fi~~:.fi1.~~~~~~~71~l~~' ~~i~~~~~~~fz~f:~1·:~~ ~}~:~::~~:::::~~,:~:. ::; or a ll l•w• lljou n all r\ t lKr tlf alok~. "'i t ~ b~a t> 11· ur kia~ JlO Wf't. fCpr!Cial att•ntktu J[IO' IIill ' " pbocM! onltn and ptvta pt . .1i""7. .J1, .lf iC•...wi.ll. ,,,,s.,.,,_, y M r.....-.t. • d.ertd 1 la ' auDD .oau,L. dod lllllken' dr- - r , &ad a auaN'r tiN .. a 8od atiA. ~ti-. •P H t wu a aa4 . . . . . aaJ,-S.Cialiat ~ ti_. iuiaJ 1... _., o, of A pril Qat lMoi_1'. 1M- WGIIM'a·, a-t. will ...W a nbber - - ---.. t• t ile beadt of t.M a... ~ COlllU.D.E d ala.t. . . . . _ta-ri.a&' 111'" oW: na~ A.~CE A...I\LI lloen • • · ADV. �. _ ~ QF MILWAUKEJ!! Jo1nh SPtaktr 011 fYMII @lfSt .Lectures ill.Buffalo Saturday and ~y as follows: . Silturd6p €otning, m6rch 15th 8 O'CLOCK; Klocke's Hall Gold and Lovejoy Sts. Under Auspices BranctJ 6 Sund6p Jlfttrnoon, m6rch 16th 3 .30 O'CLOCK Colonial Hall 288 West Ferry St. Under Auspices Branches 2 and 4 Sundap €otning, march 16th 8 Q'CLOCK ColumbiaTurn Hall J26 J- J265 Genesee St. Under Auspices Branch I 8dlectlons by Arbeiter Maennerchor �E:alored .. ~<'- maner J - b , 111!, at lh• pwt crftSoe •' Bnlhlo. Ne~• YOfll:, D.Dd« Ule A.o& of II~ 8, 181» SATURDAY, MARCH 1~, 1913 CAPITALIST "CHIVALRY" In W u hiugtou the other day, a bowling mob of P<'IIY capitalists from a ll 0 \ 'f'r the (:ountry, showed their dV\approv11! of th~· .,,.,.,;,,.. [ ••• tion of wouwn h.r insnltint;. mnuling Arid abUJ~ing th~ wi"t:ll, ruoth<no I~'""'"'"~·· nntl 11isto·l'!< o f · ·frn· ho rn America n voh:nt.' ' w ith the 111::th-e conu i•·n n~•· of tho:' polio·(' of the t"IIJJitol. llrun~:-~,~~7!::.:~ ~fo~;:!H .~~~~~ch i· , wOrk o f ''hoodlurn.s.' " us • The Hlll'IIIJ I\.Ii o r tlw t'llpitnl ilit Jlii JW'MI to t:o-.·tlillj..'ll nml to Jay thC' hhune UJ)()II the J>ennt~_d,·nnin ,\v.,nue. 11imply 11hows to will !CO to pr~···..,nt ju.~ tice tieing donl' the women. W t- Ullllt•t-.:tnnd thut thl' renson wht; the mo!J ,athtckt"tl tlw ,.-utrragiJrts is Utcau~~e thrs" fea r ed woml'n woultl roh tlwm of the d,.Jightfulllth·A.tlltlp-~ Art,_,r 11 t·11rdul t•l11min11tiun or the g ruuml, we are th11t <'RJlita li.~t indtUilriRlimn hBII J.,ft any t•t·iJen ees of whit·h tho• womt•u can lw ruhll>\."1. CertH in l~- it fioet~ uot Jlnln ll fry l'll]litnli~1 nml lncko·~· cl11l'S which luu; 110 hetle r way in!,! itfl mm1r~· thnn in nllending nntionnl \"llntle,·ille 1hows like '"""" lu•T tl~t• Wm;hin~,rton. It ill intert'til ing to noll' th11t wh~re the e rowds l"OIIIIist •)m01;twh6Jh· [ " "" of wo r king p t-op](', 11s in tlw cal>K' of par11dt11 11t Ntw • big ~·('Uit'!"S. !hi' W nl\1!"11 lite Rhl'/1,\'11 lri'A\('d in~turJ •·rowtil-on~ia;lo..'<l nlmost wholly of .. the IJ>Cttc r Ju-.•lt•l"!l, lnW.I't'f"ll, ~"'""·'· hus inNI>! nll'n a nd othertl who utJ• bully ing_ tho·ir ,;;ft•no~ruplu•n;, 11nd der kll 111 homt'. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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YCOR SUIISCIIli'TIOI PlRl!S NBXT Yl!l!lt RAILROADS SOCIAIIT MOVEMENT Be wbo ..w.e. to Ja..e • •.ur. iD Ure bedliial future be i;a dJftllli:Dc of m..t - hill duty at the pn!!MD&.. for the pnMDl il the lllfrtiKo:r of tile fature; the han.tiag tbwi is preeedect the time of 10.U.,. Wha_t yoa d.U. to 1ee ecme troe ~DMJI'rini. you mllllt prepare today. In er w , SoeiaiWD will DOt bloppea, it will ban to be III&C1e if'it ia to materiali&e; it wiU have t9 e by mea, and tile pt'(le!MI .of ita wcfti.q ill toinc oo uow, a,uuapeeted by thole :wb01e a,ht it bliDd to tbe sill» of oar tiiDIL ' "'\. ~~~ ~;a,:~";h=,:;:d d!t:_r.:U~~ B)-.tem ' of eultu~, · at leut u far 1 ~ the Soei&IBm will be tlle prodoet e\ifefty of two potrerfuJ faetors: eoooma.ie foroes and powen an4 i!ltelleetual fon!f!ll and powerL Ia your miad I!ODRioualy oue of tbl.e intellectual foreee t Are ·Y:! :th! you 0 -:;1~:.)!1 :/~=~~':':ma:~~ir~t .oeial ~ov'~ent. H yon do think to you, are cr-tJy ll:liltaken. It ill jUit Lh~ indi'ridu.al that eountl wbere"rer human inlere.il are eooeH'Dtd, for indiriduality il tllfl fODDd.at"ou of every_ lioeial movemeat.• · • .. In the head of the iDdiridaal the. Uabt mu ,t shioe that shall illuminate the world. in the bead of the iDdividoal the ~ptioca ripua w bieh are to tranaform .oeiety; in the bead of the individual tbe ideal a grow whleh are to be tb• nalities of tlae futa're. • . Ev~r;r IOdal mcnoemo't ill compoeed 'of. and derivet; it. .trengtb from, i.Jidividuala, aDd what· ', ever ia to be dolle for the eaa.: certainlr mtHt be done by iDdiYiduals. . • · It il of the poeat8t importance where you take take it ; it ia of your stand, and how you ::er~~~y~~::iffe~~ ~O:fl= ::.tl:;=:~h:i:~:o~:n!•~[v~n~:i~~:.:~ · . lAW .· UMIHNG HOURS OF LABOR I Men Worldag Twelve Hours a Day on Buffalo Creek fW!wav - Endanger Uvea of· P.uamgera -.Small Waga and Much Responsibility Good Olance for Authorities to Avoid Fatality. It bu to~ae to tbe 11otiEe of tlle Buf· tbe mAia Uae tbe IIDe · l• •i• J it t raek talo Socialltt tllat tbe •team n.UtRdt ud i• opereU•<l "by tb~ blod: ayatcm, U. vlolatiDtr tbe law ll•lt iD& tt~.. bo11n ,-.rallcl with tbfl Buft'alo Creek tra.cb ot labor of mtD laaadliDir train , 'lJ)MI law• or J be t late of New York aat.l of tile Ualte<l State' dearly atate that a11y employee wbo bu aaytbi111 to t;:.:; . ::,,.w::rkt~:~"!'lldfra/f and working ab~ad. OT ad~ one, atandioc atill whil~ tbe woTld a.round you move~~ onWard-it ia of the hi@htwt importance to you and to ua., Do not ~m of a beautitul future, worli: for it. Do not wait fo r tbinp to happen, join tho8e who a~ aetive io produeing the m , in bringing the :n about. . Workiog for a .CfU.t eause ennoblM the life o f the . mOst bum~le pf us a.ad gi\•efl hutnA.Il ambit ion il worth y ob~t. . a. train• •ball !IMP a Dd tb' J•. R. R. of t11e Claautaaq. . m .. laioD, wbl" b ' ' alfo aio«le ttKt, DllkiDf!' a daagerou, eombi11atio11, 1n tbe men operatinK tbe lnterl~ti nr day. aad algnalt work tweh ·e bo11n N-u111erou• t omplai11l1 ba,·e TbHe mea work twelve hour~ • day, aadt to tbia Jlaptr about t be 811ft'alo 1•11d b.andlf !!2 l'!~.eager train ~~~d llf!'· Creek Railway 111 tbi• rt'prd aad it I• ~ra.l regular f rt'IJ.bt tralna. w•t b daiDled tbn • 11umWr of ioUitllger tKtio~~a ot n~b· replar t rain. ud tral~~a' b<mllo.l f or t he ..; , a11<l wut 11... a eonntleu number of yard train tblt ,....., for lluft'alo coaa~t iODI, wbit b pau tbl1 pornt to deli •·~r llnd re· u"- 1 tb~ , fo\lowla~t: l'uuyl- r ei.-e fromare tbe rlearly d ifl'trf'UI•·iol11111g ro.d . 'nia R.tbem R., t:ric D., I.. T be fr~iJ!bt rallro.dt :~:~~:~~===:;;=====:;=========::=========== I 'amOAJr Plate aad B.. R. 1'. a nd the LebiJ!b the " ll!ht-honr I•• in 1bl1 tiM'. Not .1<. \\"., N kt~l 1: · Val ley. ' onl~· ;, !t all iajury to t he worker!. b ut Tbt D.. I.. I; W. and W1buh m•kt' brlie•-.. It 1•. 1 ~rime I<> eada11ger I t the j 11nction of Senera !ht! li•·H by y lad ni 1 ' .,.· ork. "P. �. . . . . . Outfit No.4 =:.~~=~~::::!~tJOf pi)Jow, lis: budl-. Ram• oa\Uda o.M ot ploe, tl!tpaftd pi~ brown babll. embalmlar, b"-ell: 1-.ne:: &larM OGi&eb~tt cbatn.. burial pu=h, eold'p"'ltl eve ai>CI auf:Gduoe, Toc.al 0011' . • I GUAR.U.."TI:E aU \loe f.OOd- taubhed ud dHI ttn*'t reltdered fat •uperloc- '9 &nf tornlabed b7 U~1 Olber UJtdenak« 1.a Bd'alo tar thl! 1 orbl&a.Dt priaM the7 will c::bufe. Bell PboDe. Od'ord Iii Pedowa1 I'booe r.at E.':WEDEKINDT -~ �OF 0~10 TH11D SPEAKER ~ON. LYCEUM ala Lectur~ in Buffalo ~huday and Sunday ~ follow.s: 1 [' ' . Saturdap €vtf!lng, march 'Sih . 8_O'CLOCK · . Klocke'Sli all Gold and Lovejoy St5: Under AI:J~plces Branch 6 . 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PIRI!S NEXT 1VI!IIIt SIX THOUSAND-WORKERS MARCH AT FUNERAL Of MURDERED GIRL STRIKER Dead by_ Employer - Capitalist Grand ]taT Approves of Deed - Violmce Applauded When Conimlttcd by Capitalist Class or Pollee - MUrderer Flees from Rochester by First Train. . j;·,r,.-..-;;r,;·;~;;;;~~l !5hot Thf polio·e are eh1bbing the nriktn " '"UY ot•t>urllwity and "'''f>ry aip.t are l.rr<'~teU 81"''"' •trik~,. for aotloin ~ moner h> TM a:..t · a - olai rn that ,.., l(ayw o f l'olke ue faor, bat 0.. Of GIRL STRIKER ALLOWED TO CO The 311ebael 8 ter11 Co.. U•e la~ ~"""" 1" " " " ' III&DIIfactt11ren l11 R.ocben.er, who demaady tb.at tile him tl5 tor the pri'l'ilep .C I l. Abolltl.ao!tu~l::r'acU.. 2. 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Fr;E~rli~~:i2~~t~! ;=;~: =·=r=:~;~~!t::.~~· to cwWU.al pricM tbo7 will ebar(t. B.lll'bau,Od""'·I t..::.~ _:C_''!_:-:f• _,. ' , hd.-.JPblloe1111 E. WEDEKINDT UNDERTAX1!R J'.ND Ft:JNER.AL DIRECTOR No. $ WAJ-DBN A VBNUB Under New Man. . ."'ent: 211 O.nta -- Our ••• Noon Dinner-- 215 Cents The CoZlj "KaiaerhoJ" - Kllppel . EDtraao. oa Pw.li a nt ~~t • I> lou,. ' " run~ or Plst .. ~ ohou l t h s •o· lu j!JI•••I h unUj• anol mode b immal<P 1 a •i•"•r h . I~ W<' olio\ " "h<'D ' 'TOitllliJ'' ' f So. n>~n Tbon••• ' ,..., b•·•~ l'•,.D II t oll .,.,. o•a Trh h>1n agni n. rtr~nt ly (I not i~P t ll:u 11. , .,,., ,. M 0111 hk··lir~t ,:i r l• ,:ot h n 't it ""oruler f ul h o"' mn ny '' .,;,,, •n lhn11l.'". nf ~onr~•· l. in l h(' <'Cnt~r ~]>irittd hu•inru men '' l h~tP a rp at rhri r rorrlr 1\flr r tlo<' no;·~ti 11g. I....a•·e thl" ; 111uronrf. rorupanieo .. i•h II> I it T<· l"on.·ll- or an.•·l·o•l.•· rrow llu!!Aio. , !Jill li k,· tb~ M 11rtaugb·.l a~klon for tho \ matlcr. Wb~·, e 1·o·n l l tnry W . Killl"fiii "'Q O ' Rourke Spt..U.. re~IL'<i fo r t h ~~ ..ion a nd R~~:~.:::·:~ ~:·:~~~~~~~~;~~~:~; d :::tf;:.l :;~~~::ett~~:~·::,~:. r!\;~n WCII~ aoi<IT<"~"'· I thl" \'onnj: I'I.'Oj>lc the other kno.,· " "bit &II r l'lort that 11~ •h •••UaM•I thrr<! J>oinla: heen fo r Oil<' sn far f ro111_ t he ""'""g l ohoowod •"•ni ll_.:. -::; ~~~~~·~::·~~~,·~,:1~::~::~:·~;~~·~~:~ ~Ia\~~. "·onol~r •bo fu rniahetl tb~ Orl'..,":atin" U.r S rr<!o•a.uyf (J ) Ca n fnr t he t ri l' t o A lbauy; m:o.yl>e "orooh• m 1\oe ~:~r ahli~b···l 'fhro ugh f'olil· ·lonat e·l t o tbe (.11omber o r ~~~:' :~:~~o:,:h. or,;·~·~t;,:~· ,;~:~k<;;. :~~~ ~~~-::~:~;:h·~~t~~b:·~:~~~\~::.w::. ....., .. IHUnN~UO 'Ill""! lUll .. U~<"•\ I L•l I ll· olured tbC pa y Of h i• ~m]>loyeta. twu~rt ~·"a tlnur .l nlln. you ' •·e 1 t(Qi to;.:•·tup <'arl.•· ,.,,t . a.o·ur . l!pr ra h,wr ..·o n t ho• r u]>. \\"bo•n l1!.J:S I DI:h'T 01' V A.88AB. QU IT S B ECAUSE 0~ ABC SOCIALIS TS Alli' D Suits and Overcoats In medJum and heavy weight at · about one half regula! pifce. · Suits and Overcoats th21 sold up to $40.00, you< choice t18.150. Working Ptoplu [yteum Bldg. 580 ST. PAUL 8T., R8CJIE8TER, I. Y. Bowllna- Alleys a nd Up- to-date. Rathskeller Dinn~rs.from. JJ.SO to 1 P~ .M: · Suits and Overcoats thai sold .. up to $27.50, you< choice ~4.110. This Is your opportunitY Celebrated KNOX BAT~ . ~~~~~~hSpisiiiiOO ....... ,.........,,_.,,,1 iWfit. Loq.oialllo<l �GEORGE WI~LIS COOKE WIUAX'S oRYT00oDS·ST9RE ~ ~~~~lft;l ·or MASSACHmTTS SECOND SPEAKER ON LY(IJJM CUi. All Winter Goods at abou! half pricz to make room for Spring 'Goods. of artidea that vO.. need. Coetll notb!ng to look and' vr.ry llttle to buy. ·oft£ dollat does the work of · two; Spcdal!Ow prka In fura, Un_derwear, Glovea and Dr..a ·<fooda• Hundrida Lectures in Buffalo Sa~: Sunday as follows: · Saturdap Eotnlng, march lsi M. WILLAX 8 O'CLOCK -'3..__ .K locke's Hall 1268-70-Genesee St., Cor. Kehr IDUR OWN TRADINQ 8TAMP8 WITH .EVERY PUROHASE DURINQ THI8 BALE Gold and Lovefoy Sts. Unde~ Auspices Branch 6 Sundap :Jifltmoon, march Znd ~•n do no wroos. Striker& time tlr.ey 'llfl11k, you a manufacturer-be'• • :·:''" l• •dl•••""' b"<d or cata,'' 10 2 .30 O'CLOCK Colonial Hall to •peak. P~P"''-""'J'roperty,and prope rty, i• t.r abo\"C you k now! A11y body eould tee tbat. Shoot dowD. 'rhat'aallrlgbt · abt l'f:longa to tbe clau that w be ahot dowD.- ( You tee the CARD PARTY AND DANCE UNDER AUSPICES Womtn~s Club and Branch 5 Saturday J;ye'ng, March Jst, J9J3 288 West Ferry St. Under Auspices Branches 2 and 4 Sundap Eotning, march Znd 8 O'CLOCK ColumbiaTurn Hall FRANKLIN HALL, 52 West Eagle St. JUJ-J265 Genesee St. TICIETI 15 CTI. l£fifiHMEITI Music by Youne Pwple's Soclallst League Orchestra Under Auspices Branch I - - - MUSIC BY SOCIAUST ORCHESTRA - - - Turkish Bath Firat Showlnc Seneca YURNISH!D ROOMS WITH OP SPRING HATS ALL CX>NVKNIENCZS Turklah, R u -.lan &: P lunge 168 Senega Str. .t Q. Roch$ster Advertisers A R M E'N A' N T E WM. PIDGEON, JR. lllcl• ll•r Ql lmllr Cf.Ua /IMI Wateke -'11 atoti W.,.,.gtffJ "¥C',... SHOES F lne J ew elry Rep&irlD& to yo.u r measure, at prices no higher than rudy made, at Co~Op~ra tive Tailoring Co. JS•J9~.11_. 513 ~ BulldJng ...ani, I. f. - --.11. ~liNll' WGRKfilltl-.SATURDAY,· MARCH 1at : �..UBUSHaD W'IBl.'f a1' THa BUFFALO SOCIALlST PUBLISHING CXlMPANY ' ~l SlY. EapStr.~t,.ldaKAIITJRH&lSL&It.,.,.__ - BUFr'ALO,N,Y. la;l:Gt~~.~ws- ._ ,._ c;A~~~Y. ~Pfb $J.00pwy.,,50c:llh~JWY.W.Ia.._ . ~· ~ u-*-daMIIl&UttJuatl, 1t12, •' tM pc.tC!So." Bolr-.14, Ne • York, ~rtbeA..ett/t Kueh l , t8'it TO '£..,., d " l!:r'!# of cl••lrf"ad11t ioJJ to wl1ic iJ th011e Pf..'OVIe wholll w e >I•' Kio>o l to o ur "liLe rty-lo ,·inf{. fre+- peo~le, the Amtrican KW<'ll. •• 11r1· r~d u•· ..d . j,'ltJIUOt ~ bt-tt'l'r illu»trattd than l1y tile or tb<l lu tern¥ tiomll llliHw ay l'omp:111y iu it• e l'ro rt to th e tcr o wiug univu o f Hutfalo lltrt•'l'l ••ar meu. l'= Jlil'll of tiJ'<i eQrporllti.Oil 11r.:- e ,·e r y wh..,r e. 1111'11 lhat tlu• lllt'D d 11r•• uot .:pe11.k of unioni11m fri<etlllll w ithonl fr1r of cS p QIIt!f.,- a n d of bdng t o e11ru o. lh•elihoo.l f or t lumuoelr~ and b1tbu by the One o f th .. e rnployce11 of the •:ompany, whO!Je names f o"r Ob\'iOWI rNIBOill , wrilt.'111 IO IIU~gf'l'll II IU'W plan o f tbf' wor k11r1. I n p1r1 h~: 111y 1 : " I am llll e mploy .... o f tho• lntr·nl ll l iona l. v.·orking He\ ' tll ""'*k for a pa hry o;alary. 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Thtrcforr, •II their l•olili~•l • n·l M!ooo111k r.!'on • a Ttd aeti>'ilo··• 11111a1 llf! •li r~teol to•u f<l J,,'<'ltiD( 'l'••ll tlwru • ~~rt.~z;;~~~ ~~~;r/;:,: 1 11 1,~ 01_ 1 ['~~~~~~ 11 11;:;,~1t"~i~l 1 ~';:v~•;•;:·li~::cl~·;lt~l;,';,:l'll tra•·kut•' ll tlrro u l! l• th•· ,~ur11e •••d ho riK 1111 you IN ' . ApJWKI tu ~·'}'t~: 1~':';~) 11 'i: 0.~1~.~ ~;·:-;t·l.t/; ~~~ ; 1. 1~~~::·, .';~~~~;·, 1 :f~"1 :~~~1.111 ~1~ ~~',~(-~ht• :.t ..::--; :\ :"\ l l .\ Ill-: :"\O T ta:TTI :"\ii ot " l' 'J'IIt-: :"\ 1' :\IH EU 1' 11 E\' ,,. , tt : J. U t)TIIEH WISE. ··T,· IIII~ thf'lio• li•111 il" lt"d ho w o)lho·r t•n r- mo·lll tlwir untull~ S h .. w w t ho w W•· t'llll e.::..t n "'tllltfl' l I wlu·11 1 JCIIU IF.o·d Tell tllo•m h ow llwro· llr•· IIH' II wnrking thill 110 1<' whn lull'•' t lw 11111110' n f h,-.in~ IIIO· ""''~ w lto j uim•d lhl' o l•l i n m l nflo·r l•·ur11i111!' tho· 1111 111t'K nf th o· "'"··~. turuo>d in the numCM to lhf' ' '011111<1111,)' und u!I ~,> :O: eo· pt lht· in(l)rmt•rK wo·r t· ' li r cd fur thl' good 1 11-~ ~:·r,;;;;:;;: ~ -11.. ,..t. lolt. Woodrow Witton, t hat emillfat Jlt!d•aor wbo ilu hM• t leu 11'd b,f' ~~ bourgNIN to l•e s-ltloa u Cloitt C.tt'l'tr lo th.r upti•Uot d•-, r.d•·iae· · •• coDt dtDiialiJ' tllnno~Jb all of t ile apw•~l>~'n of lht eou•tr:r, t'llal the "koDt o\ ~ btlll11HIIm~o ila1"1111C11hiagto fetrfram ilit .. ~laltttalloa. , o,. tbe " llo•t!l't " bo~DC':H mea •• 11'1deutly IIIUOI til- wh atlck i D t ~• " 1ot~;itimaee" t eld of (apitaliot ~Dd••vor a11d rob oOif W'Ofkiol JteCJIIP. .. 10 .toodJt.r.. to Jtavelo•gllcart laord.r t lonbao(e lil!!lrforta•.., •r>dtii>J.e-,.lroton-e m•• oal,.to•lave. lli• ldeaoftiled ilftrf'Aeebet..-eea''bool!ll! " bualaet~• lllu . ..Jelte "J" .blr•i- mt-o it tile dll!'ert.Dtl bftw..e• 1"- wbo vlc•l•eo t H elblh ! i a odtlrOM whodo •otYlol.t,.tlleetblu of r•pit•li,.,, It i1 net ••t!ioloof!Ht, •• ter tJ~ampll, to dowa tb• 'f!-«e~ ot l'rl ,.,. JlloyMt~ to !Ire poi11t • lrert tbry ..-e fo...,.-:d to ttU t!wlr ' bddlee to ker)•lh• t du,..lriiiiCIOUfl fr0111 fDI'I&-kiOJ' tilflll. C Tb• tiu 't '' di-boafri.':'' T b.at 'Jl:llu ln-. The ooiJ' peopla wbo bave ao)'tblq to t ear t ram !be '1\'/1110• ad•lnbt rl11 t aro tlrw e wbo -~l ime• •kiD tH ahop-ilt!epera. ",~:'rr::~: ~~:g' ~~·!:::';~: ~:bbe~!':~od%'":0~.:::: ::; eh~~;::•, \\'h11t hnA Soc.ialis m to offer the man who ean ne ,·er e xpect to &ee it r t.!ll izcd t 1111 t] :,t ~~~~:r'::, ~~~:,tlr~~~~:,:a~il~~7e:t~~t! o;h~~~~~::' 0'to~~e~;e~~r=:alin~~~~~tano~tT~~~~~~~~t1~r>~ knowledgt> o f t hf' world in whic h he lives a nd of the powers that d e te nnine his exi&tenf'e u 1 ;;ii:~~~~;11;,::~~~~~ glrtf':tff!~n l~i::J ~~~;';:Se:,':~d o:isli!!,:~:~ :::~;:;ell~~~~~~~; t~i!n°;";.~ 1 e~~~~~~:~~~· ~~~i;: to produe{' goods fo r o the n;. lt"offe fll /r im 1111 id••tll lofty e nough to llf!f'\'e h im aa a guiding atar on hhr life \'Oyage aud t'Olll· •ki• t•reh:~·~;~~cn !~'f;~~~:~~ t:n~;~l~i!r ,!:eh:;"~~~~i~;ft!i~o~;~~::.rn-:h~·gr!~'~\~~~;n/; ~~~hi,~i:! ~:;te~~r. hesi11eli hi!l hread and lodf.Pnp;. Sot•ialism pro" ido'll wh tlt ill n eeded in this r e spect. Sot·ialiBlll will tKke the place o f the old ideals that !'an no lonJ(er w ithstand the eritiei11m o( m oJ<'rJl knowledg.~ nml w e JI. koo wn facls, and satisfy th e intt!lleetualn eeds of ci \•ilited ma n. II w o uld lje 11 grf'Rt mistake to imagine that the life o f the eommon man i11 ban: or a ll inteTIPdual int Pff'-"1. o r thtll ht! ill in{'apable o r llCquir inp; knowledge beyoud that n eeded for his daily :;-;<:O~·r :;:1 i:l~~\: i~;.·i,:;ri,-~~~li1i~~ ~:~~~t l~i~1m?J:e~~;~, ~~P.~~~~~:~e~ 1:.e~~!hino:Os~~hn;·i:~o~~~~~~~r:,~~ 1 1 nf .. nnd th•·11 k•·t·p o n 11•h w uting We we l l J.:o-t ''"' l'" i "'T to l h•· 111•'11 T l~o· •'(llllpfllr~· •·nuuo 1 s tn t• th(' pnpe r irlo•ns. aud tho·fl· h~· ~aiu nobl~ moti\"('JI for fiction. lltlr ko·o•p tho• ' "'' II fr.,ut r••udi nlo! it Tho• ' • 1 t'lt\1110 1 lire 1 · Tht• won;t 11111n· r~· i11 the rdavery of ignors n ee. l .et 111 deRtroy it. Sound kno wledge if! a J •rul•·r whu u ul , · ' tipllnnotlwr ofT' 101 r•·•td fit(')' rNHI I e manc ipntor. Htl<l 1111 inexhaustible source of h sppinelll'l. ~\nd Socialilllll is thil J::r eat t eacher ' \111 l··nrn frh rll tlw Bu!Tnlu s ..,.iuli!>t ""hill working people o f our t ime~~, the awake n e r and the light-b ea r er. · t 'It II y ou llllllt.:iuo• till~ thi rw wo1·~·· I h un , ,;,:~~=::;:::~~;;:;;:~:;;:;::~;;:;;:~;;:;;:;;:=;;:;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:~;;:~~ • 1111 u "' w tt(l\11 W£• lfl\'ll \f> s pout nh .. ut ••n t l ~~ t o rf.,.•r l IO !lt~· r•••y to tlw ••xl<•nl lhltl 111··~·' nut o • U• pu Jolio• WRiili· lllt.·f•tin"', f u r fo•jtr of tho• ' ' ' IICt'K IICt' or tht• tnltKio•r.o! ..~ilo·'"'''· ' •* wlri~b the bread·ptlldad o1 prO(of -lety ._,.. eoDtro.lled •od direc:tocl, ce111qutr thflll tor tloe produtere ia tO !'"'ploy tloe• tor the beaett reacral welfara ol all Bocl.U.m, tllere.forc, J - 11ot tke tuboltitDtlo; of t ile d • • nde of eap;aalilt due by tire d ... rule ot workiDI d•._ It IDt-'1-111 tbe sbolit ioo of all eeooomie ..:11-U dl•tiadlou aod ciUI latrr.,.ta1 It met1111 tb• reallt.atioo of tlrat grMol ldoal of moder11 demot ra(y of a ~;o•·erameot of t be lteO!IIe 1be people" aod for •II tbe people, WHAT SOCIALISM OFFERS 1 1wou "" tho•,\' mu k•· 11 11 uppr••••i uh l·· 11l111w iuu . iato their power,III.Dd rfllllaiar aRder tbr.ir co•Uol, !.he eeoo-le f~ aod rHCnJrcre ot ~ety wbidl eollltiUlk tka bui.l ot all • oma• uiru,o~e, -..11 hei•t and llappi-. Tbe mod Ul· ponaat tocial J>OW'er Ia tilat •llieh ""'' uolt t•e matni... IIINIII of 'u.i•teaee of mea. Be w.ilo wieldl tlllt power 11 t ke real' m.uler aad law-1h-er, at~d tile real purrof all goverrnDflll' ulitil thi1 de)' h•• heeD lht! rc-leotioo of th ie power ia tke baadl of tba tlatk•t ,_ . .. it. Tbe objrt:t ot t ire Soeialiat tnC\'f"lllelll ie to eooqurr t be pc•en by Aa pan,faUy aa .tM dt't'11-ta- wiU ,.r.tt, - .)'ielol eJie Pill- to ladiM. ne, edketl the BDifalo Sodalltt, Ia tota, l111t -11, ' aM we wloiapu I• ~ lMt ••err ~t~~~•·Pt-k ol t ilt Board o1 ou.cton b tlwalti•r t1roe aB•aal •Motiaf, t o - wHt.kn- tNy will b<l 1• for • body of womu.ftiton. - While tb• Socialbt womeu a f B11fr•lo IILI.1 !lOt t.. •ru- l"&-1 feaee-cB•hen o.r jaW'l!Ua-thNW'en or buadred.yard...tulaers, tM7 raa llll'tl tbe iat, tlllcl • • bow to tloeir att.liiiiDUta.• "' U tll>e lord• of .,..tlea witt lts•p u.e-I"M to .o•e utul aa4 !lard, - •ilht, lo tl• e, eome lo admit lilllt we d - witil tH w;.•o folb .. " •oldfnl ol Jl•blk opialoa.'' r. tll>e t:oea1111-, WJ ' II batt tH - -, uf llaod pat oo tlot! ~.Mertioa tbt tbe Jut !tnt or t ile B•ffillo Socialllt, e-oadtwt•-.t by tbe wo-D, w~ tbt ' - t Tf •IIJ'"bod1 dt...,--, we'rP "'•"-." to eus•rtkim Ia mCirtal I!Ombllt, weapoot, lo•lrplu •t 100 r-"ft.. J b r• ~~~~·w:t. THE ROCHESTER STRIKE ~~~:.;io· suJC~-r•·!il lnn u f t hi~ •' II 111,~ 1 r~ t•'"l"'t·t ft~ly f.! ll'tlrk••r fo~~ o { fllf'll rdo·rn·d t hf' umu'il lle rt•IK. lJnfrnlo Sowin h~l 11r•• 111 t lwi if ~t·n· io·•• 'fh(' l'Oh rmml W o rkint: t·lt•r.~~ ~ul i,Ju ri t~· IUIIY fiud itM \!.XIIt eflllio o in a u y o r all vf t hf'l•o• ft>rn' ~' l'nlitit•fll ttdion , indtultrilll lle tion, or <'O· Oj>t-rllti,·ea r:tlon. Tlw lillJlTt•mt• thin g i!l SOL IDAH IT Y . OLOVEN HOOF 18 REVEALED , . . The·BufY'Illo C hambto r of (.;;unmenl" " thoroughly beh e \'I'S Ill workiuJ: IUI'D'Ii ~'tiOiptiW!ltion.' ' To 00 111Uft'. lht'y don 't say wha t kind they be l.,.\'1-' in ; hut , j11dgiug f r o m th e fn•nz.ied columll!l of sluah ill tlle tlaily org rtnK of the mutt' MI. it·~ th f! ki nd t ha t w on't ('()5t th e boases anyth ing t o Rpi':ak of. The ~!urtaugh.Jacbon hill now bt•fo rtl the state legislature is by UDdtt~:o ;:~·~ • ,: ' ';:""e;:p~:::; :,·,:~;i:~ b~:.:o;t11~\lt11 :,:!~ :::~~:0 : :::.~lldr!:~be~-;::11 ::.elr C~•~ b'·~ .,;,.., bf-twH o -tile a11d emplayf!n or a great iomu~b tu!'edllf hu re.ulted. ha•·t beeo t omm.itled d...lb bu o.-.urretl. II hu m;r koo•tedgto that maoy em.,e ,J.,.iro\111 of tet~umio1 work, .,., preveoted by ;11eimidatioo ud "ioleaft. " A• ebitf utcuti.-e of thi• city, I do bareby l i"e Dotlee tht tbi1 eood l· lion mutt ceue; that •11 the powe r at my commaod for tbe preMrt'at ioo ot order a Dd tht the e11torcemut of 1•• •ill be llHd to pre.-eat tartbe r 1111t· rngu of tbit cbrafter, and t bat &II eiti~u• wilt bel!tole<led io the· purtuit of t beir la wlDI oeo:apatiou. "lliRAlol B. EDOERTO~, :~t(l11~~~~/~:~~\~· d~~~~::~;j ~~~:~~~j ~~~~;~;~:;,~~~~:r ~~~~r~ at~d o f tlte law proteet. maebi11u JeavH , • .,..., , •bite bomao n....)o 10 be •tarvf!d i11lo t ubmiuioll wbue tba a.tural re• f lio11 of , buagry meo •ad Worneo api111t iobu.m•o aDd galli11g o:o11dltion1 arc oJo!<l u a prelut lo bri11g out !be matbi11ary of t he law, polirf aad, if a~eaary, ~e~lodien, to eompel ru\ bu· maD bf!iagt to ob.tne a eonditioa 1ba1 •jllmaka them a rtualala na. " They will""' tbe di.abolictl triDJty, huo~er, cold • od •aot," •id ~1yor Gffirge R. Lao., aod they • re ular It for ...1 it it • orlb, aad 11 i1 tbtOllJb ht!.oter, told aDd wa.nl lblt-t tbe employen~ wm •i11, if thcy wi.a. AI ti.oqt ..._ezll&eoee etakb trh1lty..V aot I• iUtelt abecl11~ j ut'iteatloo of tile atrib. my"e=~·'' la•~·~::,,t':oJ";;~:,a~l~ouap:~:~ •pua~~io ~~:..~m::r:,;:..d 11~~~ ~~~!~-;:.,~ I.Ms t Wi't' k f'' ' •· n · nr1·mhi'r of tho• f'hambe r o f Contm~ree hurrr· UJ> u ll to J(U . .Ill Allmny lttld prt•\'l'. llt the J~&~~il o r t h e t a u~h ..l!\t'k,.ou 11iiJ ] 11 thl' " 1-11 11 t o llrms," the m a nu fa c turent t oJ.I thnt if t lw Ui ll pa-">~•~ 1. t hf' e mplo r e rs w o uld ha,·e to f.P\'t' TbP • i.dom of l.b• bot-. liea io their bowledp ol llow tc. ~ huos:er, told ·~d .... otto bH.t tlle IUI11en iDIO Ulhm•••oo; aod a beroe:.-oltllt aod beode~at IYJte m alloWJ t hem -o to beat tire ('LA~~ IS OFFIC E. ri·~l!''~~.:~~~~~~;.~~··,:.·~i:.~\·~·~~~~:;••:r:~t;ljs;;:~l'}~ :~ ~~~t~~n~~-.:~l~e;hft.riot. . flf ~, 11 ,...,. to do tki•, lei t be law be equilabiJ' eotor~d, " Orpo.bu J ob S. F!etL tbouaaod people ba;·· beta 60 Y O'f'b . O•l;r !5 arre.t• • •de iD !ll.at time. aod mo.t I ·in th•· lll'lit• h• ill l ilt' mnst el1l ' ue wspape nt they t!o n o t Nln~o· utll l:r ..·nl~· 1111•1 :t~~~·. ~~~ t~,r~· ·~o in _thei~ pri,·ate t-'Ommunieiat ions. 011" Hf \\Jud i \I ' ' ltll' ' ' \' 11 Ill~ 111 t lu.« otltee, J US! what t he-y_ IUCIUJ. I 1h . m•. In tl ..· ••:t]'ltlt!ii!\ ~~~· wspllJOO'~ _ I ll~·~· IUJt a go ntz:e t.~e J~N>IJ'I>S•••I :\l urlaut:-h .J ~o ~ k"'" 1•111 · · ],l"'-' RIISI' _'.' 1sn I 511!? euOU !t~! ) ou "'Pt". t lu.,~· nn· '"'n·w. l ttl ..-rut th(' work .. rs ••t<t~ fllly. a ccordm g t o tltf! harpi.~ of t!l~· l:r.·oi-.. Ul.'~' 1~. Tl l t-:I~C l'I,HY~\T•; ,._CO~~),! U~ICA,· Tl~ l~:-< Tl !.~: ' ~ A!J: .\ .:'1 ;\ II~:.\ 8 1.-\ ()~·; A!' ~ F~A~KL\ Dh- ~11ft? ~~~:~~.~~:~·~'\~~;~~.r~~~~~~j:\1:~·\~~~~ l;!t~f01~~ '\~~<{Ri?.~~ I ~.0 1 Lf. tbau 11 '~ t•u l•l ~'il.'it llll•h•r t h\• 1- ole~· -\\ a lker bill whl('h they lli"'J .'(~' 8 1!1 II ..ul~tlhth· . . . . !.i.!~~ .ll';;1pr!:~matio•. bo Ike npl. .atioo of ill Tbe tih with aafty t DIIDIDJ ha.-e not gl•t o tlr:.ir •..tr.il d?p , tb~o pollee, •ord lo tuppru • n olt1ce ; w}la t boeR doo~ 110 far by lbe poliee b.u ~~:: C4Nnmen.:ittl. "',.tt" t iiDH wilo ba• e mllat bl' prot.ected i• tll.tir ~-.i011 ot it. •llilc th- who ha1'1 aollliq bDt a 1trour a ppet ile all4 • ~ nat, -.oil b. ...,_.......t 1hll IM:Id. 111 bo~. II lA l!Ot dillca.!t ru I . CJ. W.a.mDIO'fOW, aQ_. ~~~ ••• , wilo llapJM'Df'd, lar~11 befatlle a fortu oale e.baDu, to be tlo• leadi!T ..f t h Amuieao re.-olutiooariea a lr••~red •ad odd ,.,.,. aJ • . aac1 •~~>- fol kowtn ...aa,m to kill more Elll!iiolhmeu tllaa !Ire E•glitlrt~~eA tllleo!J of t ile•. c · It - • 10 tile impeortial ot..f:r•er llr Wuili•sto• W'U a pen!O:~o':'t a =~• f&DII. Aa w• fCI'D t ill 1'4l,; of ' t lmry, we , •r• ;~ di!lt'd to • llrcu: ' 'How b eky t e r George t bat biA t ..to.en klll.c! .o miD~ tf:: ~ :~o~:hmu! " •ll.iclr ..., r..,s weaL~ ,,u, eareue.~ .. : : i aJio•'• '-belt 1k • •ut aot ue t keir ol!ie.al power w1tbAbo, pcrbfll, - •H-.!LI bow lllllt!b • erl abotot ){r, Wulli•AW•'• liulf! oot ..,_..e •bado- af •.• ~~eu... Char~• aa.tr. ol U.. '-.11. wit t fll• marn.d la4lol of , . . " tnt tuani• of V&c:!ala.•' S. O.u, Dar ~~•er ot PD~he :s--, 100 t-a.w, wlle~a t ile poe,_ eo•n:raed il 11 d~ a ud di, 8Ltety. wu Idea~ tbe dotlr~f er-.w ret.!, til- tlliap leak wt. ht, , _od• .. th A-rift•• lcHitd tad~'?' betore q becute u ac:t lf• 7 o1 tM EIIJ,l&.la,. •• lean u i.Y •f »t~ Wulli.ato•'tl' pcdHtien ...,t. be WID-ilia~ aod - a . . . - - . ue to ""- '--pied i•putial. tJ.o -.!~; torw. b a ttEJr-:e t. wllkll at hiUt ~-\IMM o.t tlloltl _, .,. • ~ u.io-.,. ...U'f! .trlbn. We-.l<lbotk.lut.ta . .- u a . _ u...nt ol mib 'b:r U. ,..._ 0..-.--t by law ill better lila• J'l"'• dorM; ::;;-u._:: =~~::~~~~cl :;.; ;:; ~-~:.~;~~~~~:~~:: :::·e~!;:0~~~-~7, :,:;-!: !,:!b~~ :.!:n'"~h ,!~ t_k.r lack In c:-Jity of lut.-ttm, •1111, lilre t• e ~Ia of tltc fDrnt,· t lo.e,. dtz. ~1 ·~c- a d ab. Alto like the pilla. Ue -,._.,_ who o~ ~eJD artl'llMI til• ~a.t of t be.•r uto t~~~l"~r~1t1~~i~~(J;ro~·;~~g10:h~JIE~~N~0T~ !:: :._~ :S~..'r~,.'::."'.-. ::;.:!: ~ ~~;:; :;'!t -.rill • I ~::•:.--: =:::.w;~~-:.:,.",•:; ~~ ~~~::b~:~• •':~!~;;::"~:~t !:..r: t'::;;::; '* .- that · f>Bbpa ll•. t =.~ ::.,~"~ ...,.~jtall; lt -"'!PDiin ......... tirtl ak.w t.e • . -. W. M ...... '\ n.i tM ee- .. t ' - tw.p - !-~ tile 11...1 ~ .Utd!t :r'alla; h- .... tloD .,. t. bot nnt.l. be..-,_,..,. ,.w...z...w...,..x-uBatt. . lltribn "hd-..J ....... ~ 1rttdtl r.D.; ll n. .trOt. . a.lao .bow .._ U. ,...._-.....,.. • W -a.. ~ ........ • wta...~ -.;}'• ...a. jQt ._. - l l - '· t• .·· tl'!l· ~-tlo.o, lnlt day .• ' " tlle ._,.~~ado. f".,._a t lllllt a..at- t.Wt,....... I• Th(' ''-'IY to fi.gh.t is tbrougb o;ol•ss--eomeiOU$ o.rganizaHons of the u ccpt d•- i • ioua.edi.ate eea!ict. 111.11der tlle !roo . lloof• of lionel if WT Wella"' . . aetiYe eotnia .t. ·•.-or kt'rs on thf' politif!al Md ~ouomir fie ld.. 1\e - ployt rs aod tile ftllplo,__ ~ to be •I.Jliti:aD ·U. tlle ll:a.d. d Qtial d tiztQ •11o ara ~ UF..."-UTS 0 1-"' T HE POLlTICIANS . If l"*iblto. the:,-"'lfillaleo hood-..Wk YOU int O t h inking YOil &r'b ~ting klttW'tbi.Dg jlllt M coocl. ~r tbf'v h..• e wbol~" •mu t ulated it or n t .titutt"d somt-tb.ioa • wbieb bf' .Wted t o th~ir p urpo.se. The- ehant.n of tht w-o r b n eettittg the wont of it iD thia mattnfa uot ~~~ by tb.. ltlha_rv o f W '!lo"Otkt-1'1 tbem.te~,... tXJ.;;~a :.o;'_:.,·.~ 1 "'.' !bt 1 11 • HI bnt : : ; : ' ... 11 'hey 11a4 oot !lr. W111lri•P•o woold kne btld . aar 11 0.. Iller~ ..-by ud ho• tbe !.• W'l!rb for T ire poliee! Tbe:r are t•e tn ditioaal ~a•e•_ labor • f Jto.,ile.ur it lyntpatlri~ Y•r namplo, ....-e• ...,.ld lta.-e ho. . 11!111'11 1111,.. a boat. tiltl Vlrclal• Ia ad· lllr e111.plo•.-ert aad apillf.t t "* ftrikers-. ur..iee af t lt.e • C'I'kiaJ elau; tloe1 .,. •• g ••til ~he nrncn.. ~~ m•ke. 11~ frs'!ld&, u-~ wll.kll> til• Eactl•• go<ruomeot wu ,. .eh tfll«ralll ••d .-•i.til. !~:~:J~i~~~:~~>~~!!~~n:~:--h~r!~!:~=~~o:h!a~~Kt!;.,d~~ ~-:;: ~~::O:;!~ ~:= ~=; ~~etoP!t:U:.!"',:;:!eilri=ta. :::~:-~ En11uiru, Cour it'r and ::'rt.~ ~";:. ~e~':,:;-r;;:e::: ,:~w;~'t ':':;:;· •• ilot "krol-."- tloey a re e-rhalult of tile decpett d J'I , i t •• ..., beU.rn tbt loeaJ 'Tilrot·llet.n. • We dare ..,. that aU of d u: boatbt tbrowa L1 ~~ ~:..clb ll ••• ltat mllnkred "rTf maay people, t-l~rad with tbe potao ._!e4 foodt, tt.. . .. u tllll malarial W'OrkloJ d•u Uoemii!DII aoll ll>e trtilcr tkb p willie• JLe paper• N ... u..o,. deleAd. . ha"e t lsat ! lrer• b;a.-e beu :s a"e1t1 • ~•o•ireioD, t••r lhink ! bey ,..00 "sn~ tn ro•e w l with a blaze U1'"'I"'t~ to ''lliJlf'rtll .-iolfA('f!." Tbry btd ~ •e~ oft' Wllil t hey e~uld a ~~-·--- e_uDee to OM tbe troa ••ke Chrt'11lud ::~~a':~':'!';::.~::=. :.efe;~·=~rl~=·!~ ,:.~e~';.~~ ~~~ _,_.·l Tilis <. one of the mott nlll • t tbe u . .~ite or a.-diee ot a ebuM !ba t ramp . ... ,. •;;'{:::~~~~"'..: ;!i~/:;; t::· ~~ ;:_u.._::d!: ~~70;,. C~f th~ •lilt. ~--;! trafl,,-• W1J OAJII ' 'I' 70L.LOW •.-r_ Ju.t wllea we tbi•k • e '•·e lOt a llq oo tile tortoou n~eotlll proc" '""' of t be averare e• plt.aU.t .&tor, N uv- •od Jl'" a. • jo,. liT a.klftJ•c .,. IIJ'Ie. We ll.ad jut bHa retw!IDA' ia ou of !ile n~or•I•J papv-1 1Mot wbl ~ duifiJ, tbrllli•K· ueill•l· lleroie •oOI wboliJ' ad•lrah.. tili•l • Kaxlru tchemer k•d doDe lo e. .ei•l tiM druk ot M1'en.l tJr,. ..,.IMI ot -r1Ua11 a attt In bl1 ea,er~~te• told Joto • J>Oiillo• •Mre il• coold c~r t•e • -r • •lrt• W...l 1treet peoy1 t or eoatloued J~DIIflil I• tNt e.11atry. ot ,..,,;., tboert wat t~ DJUDI "bo•k " about bow Ole paid aotdleu of t llll pollt lri. . Ia KazMo wrrr "t&bl1o1J tor tltelr liberty" a ad all tile re1l or IL Aod .0. wka we t u rud to tile ~Jllropea• MWI aDd leaned ~ tM tb;u;i~t:!7; oro~:t.7og-: ~:t;:.iu;:r::!'t7,": :~:e:";.:~;. ~!:oro•;;~]he:;m=!~etli:t . I~ nud •ethtoa ot reW iat ioo, tke ,,.._ ttm att-pt. io aod JaY, ao iron ltaad opoo bi~ riJ::bl ~r~~U~~ i•digu.1i011. \'oo ma,. bN.t • OJID ial• aabmiuioa loy bo~pr, ~old aod waot. bot ;ro~ must DOt gt>'e llilll a h811ily ~bDelr t.D the dl1'1tlon Tbty're a bil mo,. bra.r.•• • borut h ID Clet1laad tll•11 til,. ue Ia Boll'alo. t.owenr, bealliM 11M!y opealy l.dlalt tUt Ita Jl'llrpoM Ill t o f " ble th tlaYco 10 1:1=1 aloo1 011 t3 qr $4 a week. To be 1ore, t lwl." palat 11 •lib !be UM~al Jbop-kf'tJ)oln' I-IIlO( IIJ'poeri••. -...umi11g, of tou..,., tbal t.be Kirl• ••a,. 1101 wonh more;" bel o• ! he wbol•, if '1 tke MDII Pll tltat b belli( worked ' o Baff•lo. w1re " baroi.,." aad tile like. Notblac dolo1- h -m• that lo order ta be hrale fer d~ardcr. •I ·~~t':ee~e:i;~~~ll<:~=~·;.::::. ~:::: ..:. t:e !:•';:m:~.';· •~d ~~: ::t:~:~ 1:0~~·,0;;11e :':.:-' e" : ro•dod b.u ptu:11ed the o:o!lieialt a 11 d llrf maovtuturera. \"iolrn~e •onld plr•" lb.! ~R~~J~d~eturera. It - 111d doucl t be real iqup llld di.-e.rt' poWi( o~aioo. from tke prmecl worhn. t or II lriD•t b. IJ.IJden tood tbt we ._. att~a~~~·:,~.,~:~~·hr;:~~;;.~~u'~:.",:tt~:,:~:~l,:~~-;~~-~:':~~e~r:t~:~:'~~~e~~~ ~::~ :;! P;;"~~~~~~a:er.~ "Jt.~:~~= h<•'l'l' tlw_,. "htJl tn to hn.· th,.,..,. proft'S!!IIOD81 ~hant~· £olt hke Fred· l'rio.•k _AIW~'. Xolto how t hl'y. 1-'Hth,.r in swanm: a bout. the legW.ative h•ll• Ill. Al baQ~· 111'\'llta..,_'tl ~o h _g ht t o tht death for lhe tr blood-won~-It ts. {!on ly ano t htr t_mh~llttml o f h~~ t he: ~orkers,tbe.m.selvra wdl hn" t o h~bt t'\'1'-D to j:'atn ll.o\l.F- H ;\ K ED M E.ASURI-~ hk(' the !Jur- =· m;~~:~·::m!:.~.':'o;!o~,;:: ~~= ~,.t-:; ':i'e!~:,,:;;pl;~;:. ;~:~ :~~~D;~Ir~~:Uible " th trouble tbere ; il •11 wbo tbot tke little girl for and Oio.-u ittl were tried; it haJ beta tb~ polite .:bo h•.-e b.-naMed wr o•o picktott here. ~altiag ttn.m Yile 11•111n. Tiley era aU ot ooe breed, altboogb there it ao O(CUiooa.l ure pt ioo, A• a whole, !lleir .,-mpeotbi"" • •a witb the employers uad otllr.iall wboee tb•y an. Arod oow tbe~ot •me ofl!lciab au golag t(l pat no tbe tcrewJ. £1'er1 t lriker !""II cet op ia tbe mor11io1 aodf~!h a batb In l1lM . .tcr. Tllu be mo1t e•t • breaUut befon be I""" tortb o.o plt kel duty. Wbeo he Mel a •t rih· breaker, b• •If!- amlle •weettT, OD u d pau bim • trae.t oo the .-aloe atiekiDtr to tile,_ a11d allow bim i:r '' AU n e powtr at tile face of •II tile t'St8 o f the worke l'll Ill hea rt. · , ..,.. the m•yor io hi1 protO<:tll • pil..t t be Clc.tbien' Ezelu.oge, wu quoted by Uoo - r n.ribn1 ha.-e bad, Ht'T IT IS 100 T IMES A S GOOD AS A:"\Y OF T ilE OTHERS 1••1.,.._, aDJI io the prot oeol l:!e • R~>eilnter paper to tbe eaeet th•t If bHa pne~tul beyaDd t be d ream I~~~~~r4 Rl-~tgt1 1 i~t-1~t~ri~l-~~:oi·l l~~l~~-a.~?g~ TWF.Y~~s~i~ ~~~~::OO.,:;~~~':.~~~er A aLAaa 'Df AO'l'JOJf. J Wn1 of our •••ders !save ••m~ald, fro• oor 4i...--1o•t of t be P"'f h<• 1 ot loc•t t bi• I• • <!floditloa J>~~<DIIu lo ti11lb.lo. Sotblo1 o:o11ld b1 fart!H!r from tile f1.t lo CleulaodW~re i• a aotorlo111 d<lljlarlmt a t atoN ,.tabllliiiHDI • h ,. b1111dred• ot firll are "-"'l' lof1'd Lr d• y • I a Wlf!e ru••••• fro• tJ' lo ~~Wbat tbey do a1 ai11llt 11, d nurH, t be11 rnro aastr ; b\lt h'• aJ--. a ••: ~~::', tbat t bey doo't ~t eJIOutb f~M, ~lotlloH al>d urfare out of tllelr JlillfQt Mlarle. to keep U1em p log. Tbe m•11•1n of t bb etore Ia proa:urtl••· wltll tile belp of otller CJe.,eln~ htood.e~~eken, wbo •re eiiiiJf'll Jo th -~~ b ..l~-•illtii_IIII1Jbt • •II t.. ~ w:! . ., . ...._._. iii.._,;....... ..._. - - ' t w . t t -; , 0....., .... t.e..,:.::::: •.-... .. ~n..~...._...._ tile.,......~~~ . . . . . . .-...,. . ..- ...... fOT ~ · _,.,.... __,. .t a- ..m jtlta yn aawt . .topt.~ U... ..,.ru ~.[~ ~.., ~ Ulq ~ 'P W. . . . . - --.,., .. ... ..... fta-_,... -::r--, TAO -DA~ · IN BQFFALo Fo8·~1fE,TEfl-·_,..en :w~~TURDA~• ~K~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/5fc8e5bcea6b76dfb1d9ceab4c6bc675.pdf e9a1eec971ce6d649476fff3e58d2936 PDF Text Text 1..0()1'; AT T fll[ NI1IIRJr Cllr YOUR ADillti!SS'I.ABEl. 1P I T IS • YOUR ·39 ' Sl.III5CaiPTIOf 'PIRI!S NEXT 'IVEI!K: Elt- SEEDS·Of ·MURDER Of FOOL "PATRIOTS" ...... ~ •••u. l,... .. __ , _ _ Schemers of Wall Strut are Slowly Cultivating the Murder Instinct Among the V ictims who Read the Capi!alist Papers. ll lll" io,;u.re f ully IIC'I tbett~ for perfonrt aoee of thllt pertol!_i.!l ra iiN "l'•triolillDI, '' Wall is JI~J•ring t o ruob our fOOt, brotheu llll<l hotbaadt t o Yed eo to murd er baubu of the .,..orkingmen of tht eo~o lry. The adnu ee notirn, whil'.b eouist of luri d y. r111, matt ly bunromb, about llle aHal!'kl tn1de · "1"'11 Am e rleaat In Mui"-O, are in te nded to iollarae tll.e airapl~ .. f!ti Med wo rl<er• of the United State. to th e poin t wbre they will llowl f or t he blood - of the unfottoute worktn of th e ~ouotry to the .outh .' ward, mer"ly be~a u !OI! th~ J>OOr \"lr · tim1 of t hP. •me po we r,-Wall Strl)<'t,ehaDre t o be li•·ing under Aoo tber flaK. Wall urall!! i1 11 0 1 oo ly ' '-'•f'OD•ible f or the propo10ed iavaaioo of l:l.esiro, but it Ia al.o rflllpon.ib lll for th11 ron· ditiorut wll i~h ha"'~ brouttht about thio aad pre ••i0111 re•·olotion• ia .t hat ill· fated eouotry. •nyinl<'rHtelnllu.iro.,.lli" h "'..,." lll!" t.. l fumor ll .r ohkll uow u your life woulol ~ if 1011 wer e \'ictimiL~ d ~ d r•g~l into t he ann~- to JIO huubc:rinjol for thr booooetf JJ tb .. lo11d ·moothf'd bullies .,.ho f<li ~ our upihlftt ne...,r-pe n in the iDif'f· t'Bf of the btooo:hurken who t;.·., upolt 111 want wn, 1<'1 them go to it.HIOIIT I:P {'LOSE. But will th<~1 do itt !'lot in a thou"'"'! yt:&r.. Whr.t they wioll do i•to •w&l/l!l' • uounolaod work UJI. t he Jlio- he•ded ''ratriou•· to th• polnt where they will wan t te De "herCH"'·'' Whrn t h<' t•in ·h,..,J • 1:<'1 th ron)l h with their "beroing. ·· if theJlh·e tbrough it, t hey ran rome l·ad t ~~ hulfalo, wi th u m nu~· :urn• nnd lrj.tll u they ha•·e le ft , and a l{ood d~a l more •<'~I<' all<l btut lf rou 11 •1 to J>a ~· tb" war tlil<'l. Tal k ola y aool ni~;ht apain,t tbi• u·hrme to foment ..-~r. T•lk al:ftlnot it "'""~""::~'!""~"'-'.....'..~'""": ro:· hu:.:~~:;·~~:~:;t,~ .~t~.·~;~o;i;; ;;~~~~To~i:~: ~;;·:~~~~;:.~~.~~,r~:~-~~~~--- Eii(~2ti:::~EE:~~;:~~~~: ~i~:,~;;:~i:~:;?~;;:::~:;~:~~ Lo•·•JoY I- - - - -- -· - - - :~:::;:,~~~::~g~:::;~~.:§.~it :::_~·:::·:.~:·::~~:·:~.:::::;::,.'' cmll~ydotbeworll:b.&Te~ ct•cn a holiday tor th1a wMt. Tlloae h.IT1q Ule WDflr In cha re:e an the followlq: Jln. Grace B. Hu.cock, General Cb&Umu.' E41torial CommJttM: Mrs. One. T'Dtthlll, Mrl. ner- OOhum.. ;h:-..-::tl!'~~~o~nl)t;.~hj.,::;-:.,~r~:lot~:r mained to n•·e her bah~· •1 life, acco rd · 14m. Dora Fo.t.ar. i"Jot. to Ad..-~ and Ottctll.atioD Com· lllluet: )Ira. Adtlaide Ball Mn.. Chart. B.a1na&.. Mzs.. J_,:h Ma«att.. 14n..VAQ8lmon. Mn. Dora . WetDtnuh. M:n.. Laon..vd l'BfQ". lin. Lao lllallo,-. a Tf' JIOM abe mad e to.lay to nnol "l"-'1tk 1 ...-rit f •n•l IJ.:itr.~o> a.:~in•t be au~pted. c l~rJ•I that, t... c•u~ .. of th~ ,..., wo tb Mnieo or •n.•· otbt r rountr~·! f •d !b U mo•t of tbr "'"""~ n " "Ill be Laekep Obey. ...i,.,8 "' dut. nt~nl .... rM. tb ..~· ..- ill 1>u Tl>r •·oi~ ...- of_ lh<'. II>R•tnto, i_n prno. ~~;•!:'t:! 1t,:;,:~~!- :~~··~:;,~• 1 0 "'' b. I! ~:~mt:n:~l:r·~b;••~.t~: :;n~::n:;~~ Tbi, dou oot tha~ th..~· mua the ft trgo- i~~;~!l~~~:~:!~;.:::~:~::~~: :~: ~~~~~;i:E:~fi;·~:~~::;~i:i;~~;: ti:f:::}.X@:~}};~:L~~::i.~ ~:: :;d::~dli~:• Sp rca:J th e ,.,,.. 1 o( the ral'itali~t ~tt: h eme to alu. ughtcr t lw wo rki nl{m<.'oo f two rounltl"- and l'rt'l,..., to light a 11d ll ght UA llD againl1 wu . Asitatiouoft hi • .ort cauuotbtruc· cenful in a minute. It require~ Wf!O!k• uf it befo re the !Uu lta an wen. T !,., caJii taliot• .h•nl>ffll harolatwor k for wcek-.tclliu!f talc• of di..orden, et~ .• in !oluieo, but WITHOUT TELlJ NG to keep quo et . 'rhaabonc~a.xept tuU r.po~bWtJ" for ueh !tam •liPUriA&" " lD thif; '-aa. lc!fU tbat their hnlb&n•ll ud broJtherR h••·"· Among the mo~t •ttnrli"e of tb r fe~ turn of the new Club will be thr ~ oor>f" ra th·e po liry. 1t iJ pro~d that the Club memloel"ll. pool thei r ordt'tf fur eoa l, r luthillg, f urnitu re, trai t for ean· ning,a.lldinfaet,topooltbcirordcra whert'\'ettbc1J"-I bl1cauiu orJer toell'ed t he greateat Bll \'inJP. ~-r~U:.IIIn~!Tt~:I:~!:~I~I~~::~C~~~ wo~;;r~e ~otir :a~~~:a:o0~ ;:.·;~~: derou1nheme. It ia , •·ben 1 011 thi nk of tbe <ooi•hL "i"• " -""• and .oulleao man11er in whid1 are lint lnbmed to angt~ r ~en t to e 11gagfl in murd er, all furtht r en rlcbmcn t ofthe .. arll who are eDolal• ing ' tbem in the mill1 aud minu. · ~ ~t Wan. · • a(italio11 api•ut .,..·r preb.at fall, wben Taft had u tlHt froatiar ready to mu rder it it wovld arpeu tltu t Jte o.f America wo11ld at.a..d agitatioa oJ:"tbe Bot:iali,la tbitl l,lnle p.mt. !\'• t'U do . · lltan(Jalloftheotbe r proll t •alldt~ta of Opt'tation. whit h are plletl apo11 tbe <!.DIIIUMer wbcn anything ia boltgbt. ";~?i~lia:o·~~n:;;:;u, ~o: beT!:.:O::~~,!~~!u~:~ :f ~;;. ~ct.111 ::~ Hean t tr in to .11.1 n a oll!iee in Cbieago, will _abed hi• blood to ....e llezka11 proJIIil rty,-to len I worke.r•. aj&ill.lt war and the Khema ~ar l. . , __ . aohdarrty of_ the wtfrktol cla• &lflltlltt tile rob}l<en ot Talk fut and talk lour, the acl~t~ 111er1 ba,·e gotteo a ot 1(1u i11 tbl.a agitatloa, and l~mteD?flliWarkerstottart if tlleJ tblalt; tbey e&D get a-1 _ """""'"•ift•riu · ~.nmple,durinr theeall'!ln~ llf'UOII,. gett ing them for t he price J•ai.l tho fa rru l!u by th e eo rnmi n ioo dealeff. ;..._ •tnol of J•ayillg - the eommiNiOD mc reiLaot a profi t, tht market deak! r a pro- 1b ip 11 ...ured. A eo111 mltte. hu beo D appoin ted by the Boaf11 of Uireeton to look f nr roo1111 and at the pret..,t time th11 ebaneeto ta•or the notal of olle ent ire IIO<n" of tile llaitd1o0m.e an• building on. Chippewa atred belwteD Do!l aware aad l'nt.D klill. Tb e boildiar ;.. about 100 feet wide by UO f tet dtoep and wi ll pro.,lda "ftry colltmod.iou1 qur· te.-.. Iafad, tllere i.a aotaaothcorCiub Ia tow n w)oiell u .a boan u lu111e a nd eommodlou• .qna.rte1"11 amon1 all of tb• dabawlllchpppealtoworkefllor tbeir Jlll!lllbe rSJ.Jp. Tb COIII!lliltte baa> 110t lolly d-.lde.l u yet whe.-. to ~a.-. quarten, aDd tba ia oaly o•e of ....,fral pr~peitl.-e p111H$ whidt tbe f OIDmittM llaa hi "flew. ' T he Club •u orpuiled a. few weeb a pwl th 1!15 111emben••••tartu, alld at tile pri•te,. ka•e bee.a a little t 1ow wltk t~ r.ppll~ti= bla11b, it woa ld •vve-r tlla.t tAe Olab waa lulq ir.. - ti•ity.~biaaottta.c-.q~,, wi.llt.eUyaatabldu da ow'tllattla.aa~ ''.AIIIaritalt lat.er- lla.-a d11ly arri..-d, d 1n wU! &a ara •! •ta.b. Wlaat ~r- i11 t.be ba~ of tile .;~W. at · ara at -..u -~ tltoa aa\1 tile -•bera ..m be ,.,t.,&pil •~ I •war "WrUfa.:.cl troa tla.a iaoe l.a~tadeM o..tr ~ ., WMitu~ by Wall 1u..t t ~.,.. YOU jola. _ b'-"...,""'"' M �ROCHESTEft; QOSSIP WOMAN'S AWAKENING .,. J~ OOqw-KuMo. • Thl'.'" ll]•f'T•'<"ifll{'o] t ho• • l'iri t ..r rt••·ull inthatW>nl:': A To•l>f'l I ,..ill l>o'. ( lD And '' "'' W '""io: u ].On the t hr.,nt·. I 'll 1,.. 11 Llo<>minl:' Tf'ho•l, olf, A , .. Iori t o ! h.:' l>Ont~ Built for tbell\ el!le., kingdom•. f'mplrf'll, la1r1, BROTHERS ON PICKET Ul ~:: ~-1:!.:11~::.~':~::d·~::.:.~:r.,::~:· (Continued from P.;e I) · · rotil.Y anol ~~~::::~fo:~~~~~~·~:; comforhhl~··· on t he> :.,:h•·.11";01~1:.~11 if!~~: 0 E. WEDEKINDT UNDERTAKER AND PU~ DIRECTOR No. 5 WALDBN A VBNUB • wrought,alfll theworhl 'tfi"OI'eOftttat!Hk l.hedotbberai111ble fillltn a. 1he 11'0\'fl bt'r mind lay blnk ben._lll tbP tlllt k -eollfd lr.-. ot be r For raan bd r~lt'pted to ber that one tuk of -'"•1· Aad while ber mio.d lay blauk, t ile rut~ of tile eutb reaclled forti, and ( clad Ia elotil abe • ot e}, • .\ tf'lwll a•ill lof, A . lo~J~ "' ml' n • luoll ni<'H •·~J·Ioit <ho rill•~• . ;,t.. t hr ••'1. Wlul<' lfi(.:ht U)'OP thf' ~ra tl'olol lir• ..at ••n.. ~ Woawa.' ' ) f<Jr~ct tht d~~· of hr r f une ral. atraD~ Ain;h~.7~~~:~~~.,.~~~:: f;r a . •t•leDdid .. .. nd W01'~ ~:~11:',::"~~t ~;:':f ~~:~~b·;~:o:..•; ::;;z:~11:"~::~~~~; ~~~~::,~::;~~~~~011~:/:~~i!:.:~~ Under 211 O.nta --Our 1118 Noon Dinner-- 211 O.nts The Cozy "Kaiserhof" Peter Klippel Ell....... 111illa, to facloriet; m!W~•I p~· ~:o~:~:.d~!"~:. 0:.:;;:~.-:·:: !t~m ,::• :::~~h; Al(lt&ta and aubeorlbe f'Or the llrfietter·Bettuno. The oaly GtnnaD .,._,.IIC!I" Ia 1M . .te ou~• o r Mew York <."1tr. re,,,.. -.:at!Dr the Uueren of lha WorkiA( a-. - 00 aeow. for a - t l a. 1,., _ th~ "orkoo,., .-Ia~" 11n•l hdl~•·r• for lot• ;, O<"rurrin~ in t h<' wor ld in o.ch ·n l>y eo~tabliJbi n~t a " ' ''·hut ,,,,. -.i.·hn••· "hule loft• ha~k• ,..h,.. b uur Youn11 I '<'OJ•lco " '" t a ki ng barau for womtn. J•r<lf,•..,.,.,n•. ·n at·~ 1tilfere nt. Joo<T, an•t yon ,..;lJ ""''·!~· filul it all Wbr D t b .. ..om•n of Nr .. York inlf'T<'!Iinp. u tbf')' 1 ,... ftn,J ong it . hr ld tlut ir lltot r oafuf'nrf' in Ne w UJ• ' ' " l"~,.' Offiu,315-317Gcoao.St-. - - �_-THAT SUNDAY DINNER We bave ofWt ~d worklag woiDf.rr. l hi .. tired u 1U wUI be ~ Jl_..,j" re lerNtd tel 11 t be "lia•-e of a •lave,'' eveaio,r. :For H r to t• - t alld al'bot ahe.. i•, irr. 111.1.07 c.-, e.-e11 more tead aay Iliad of a •enia~ is teo •M~r~ tll1n 11111, bei11g the •la•·e ofaa i11~~al- ot an eft'ort. lf 1M r. tel II!"' QJ mate lhiug. r;,l, 1be mult take it Ji.Pt '"'"· n,.. II !1 nothi111; b11t a di11ner. Xo .. &aJ' eially if 1be i:l to &11A!11d elutteb -.n-· ki11d of a di111111T Ia a pr oblem tor a !~eo Ia t bc e\'eniajr. "''orldog •o•nan, but t be Sn11day din11er Xow It U 'only utunol n•l ri11ht.tltat don her to • tnr11. l o order to bl"e the ta 111 ily aho11\ J all bl t~tker fA' · .~'trlet:f •bheer ~~;~ •:;:;~aga ~~~r.:~ ~=.~ere::~ ~~~:e:~·l;a:~~~:~IJ';.,jt. tb hoklag bow to •n•ke• chtapc111. look and ,!Aile l ike a rib f OII.II, a nd !bell tbe get.ti ng of t be mul. Wonkin~ people like to t!N!p a li llie longer Sande,r mornlag, ln&Jmllrh at !1 t be o11ly day tM fnti\'e alarm don ::~:1 ::~:~h·~~~· :~~~ lmmtdiately begin prel"'rin,:o oftbeweek-tbe lyra.ntand · Snaday di noer, Thf' 1 f a1111iy bue a day otf, thf' ' r ud1 the 8u11da,r l,. r>efl. ta. i are off 111 811ndlly ocbool or I I ·hut the .,.;fe and motbrr 111 m~<'b, or mi)te, to do on l bn t uooanyother. , About:! o'dot'k lbe iJ l!!n'f'•l a nd aftcr the dlshu a re wa1bed 1111•\ forrl..d: lmt .,...,,. it 1bould ntla'l'e OM one Uleuol~r of the bmil,r more tbam tbe otber1 ;~ beyond my c01nprehe11· aion. I~ &boukl be made 11 timple &I Jl'Oitible, .,.ilh tht e limlution of an llllhllf'KI!Ir)' .,.or k. Get it 0"11! witb I;:,:;",::::::~LI;0;:.J 4r~.:e0~~~ lin opportu11i1~· In attend their bnoocb mllf'liuga. ---CUSTOM TAI'LOHS mnta bd 1 ad ttb )t.fo 11day of ea~b ~t~ontb a t S..bwars""''" '1 Doll, cor. Synmore atul J.t· fenoa Sta. J oia t bt Oti•lliut.Ooa of ('t&h. Demand t bt Ualo• i!,'::.,l. n,..,.l TO!t.l FITTON- Dyer 111d Cleaner, l.oldiu • and Oe111 '1 Oarme1111. Hoyt Street, near Potomac ,\ •·enue. JUST FOR FUN SALE NOW GOING ON - AT - WILLAX'S DRY GOODS STORE All Winter Goods at about half price to make room for Spring Goods. Hundreds of articles that you need. Costs nothing to look and very .little to buy. One dollar does the work of two. Special low prices in Furs, Underwear, Gloves and Dress Goods. M. WI LLAX 1268-70 Genesee St., Cor. Kehr 0 U R OWN TRADINQ STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE DURINQ THIS SALE OSCAR AMERINCER o7t Ellicott St~ iomu Vittinia. OF OKLAHOMA Q, A R JiE NAN T E lllllllllll Ql lmlcl T-'irst Speaker on Cyceum Course C/ocbUJ/WIIfdet ..tlf•.,_;,. utJWanelltW. Fine Jewelry Repa.1J1n~ .:£40 Terra~ BuftaJo., N. Y '' Lectures in Buffalo Saturday and August Klenke vu~!'~!,.,e t2Tt Qeneue Street, ... ~.tmet. t.-1. . UU. I"HHOfa, HOWARD 117,•R t!JAMPLS:, ROOM ~ .... Saturdap Evening, 'Ttbruarp ZZnd ' a 8 O'CLOCK I Joaeph Wuts c..u- ~~- Sunday as follows: cr,.,. UJ15t5 ·B&Jiey A venue. Comrade Paraventi, ~ . Klocke,.s Hall I • 0 ' Gold and ~ejoy Sts. '' U'1der Auspices Branch 6 (.'kanlng,I'Turlngand &,ofrlrl/1 2!515 TERRACE Qneen Gity Candy Co. WHOLESALE CANDIES •' Sundap :Jifttrnoon, Ttbruarp Z3rd Cbe Cast Call . Colonial Hall WOOER SUITS AND OVERCOAT~ We have' bunched all our $12 and SIS Sults$875 2nd Overcoats at.. • And all our $"16.50 and $18 Suits and Over- $11 •75 ' S03 WILLIAM S TREET Bell. Hnw. lh&-:W: II 2 .30 O'CLOCK frontier 2650t o;; c~•t ... Tbk .. ,...rtlnly the~... · ·~ to pt your or THE .EIJfEoiPIJSE ~1-a a.- ana St. J.800~J~ 0 --288 West Ferri St. So><'iali1m u a n ee monmeut e•ll• t o l be work of Ullllltiug the W OIDIG Under Auspices Branches 2 and 4 ..~... realiJ.inr t hat llla.&ttt• only uplift tbe ruut"ea. Sundap €vtnlng,_'Ttbruarp Z3rd 8 O'CLOCK ColumbiaTurn Hall .J26J-J265 Gcncsce St. Under Auspices Bra.nc::h I MRS. MARY WARD PRENTISE / WJu ~) �PU11l.JSMU).....at1.TIJT THa .........., BUFFALO SOCL\UST PUBI.ISHING COMPANY SlY.&pStr.t,lrds.,.._TDIIHIIISUU':;"........._. HmQtY TUTnULL, s..o_,. ' IRJI'l'ALO,N.Y• ~ -~· ·8UPFALO, N. ¥. . W . ... CA TTIU.l.• . _ Mp. Addn.o SlY. Rap Sbwt. ltd boor ,_.,.,,SOclb; m.ocoet.. ~.,.... ,... ~..--. ~' £.11te~~~:=.-e\~k~:J1:• !~:!2i.:!c'::.":9omoe ·~ Sololaipt:HI Prb ~1.00 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1913 "STEALING OUR-THUNDER" W1· lf'H rn from n rwnv;al of the capitalist paper~~ that " the ill pr.,p;t r iug to lltN•I tho: thunder •f thl' SoeialistA, ., and our madt' .,-:INd. & ·aulli' Wl' knuw that the kaiser will n ot 11tenl a ny lightning-and ju.!lt afii the Bull :lloosP in_tht: Jut camp aign mere!~· c-t.tdt-.1 in Adn•rtiliiug thl' re11l t hin g by lit~ aJn)CIIC>" o f enuut.erfelt dalism, ,.,.,.n 1<0 th•· kHi~~<.•r will boom the real thing in Oernuwy 11tcaling lht: "" t hull(lt·r ·· of tlw Hf'd ll. . I! II i~ t r uf' that tlum• BN' wo•JI.meaJ~ing pt-opl~ who imagine t hn.l 1 c ialism i11 mer"l>· gowrnmcnt o~·ue~lup of rertsm, o r of a ll of product io n but thl'y Hrf' leHrn ing b .. tte r. 11nd the M(I()M' 11IJ!!Orh t h i,.; elt'lllt'llt, the IIOOIIt'r t ill' Socia lillt t hl" itw11 h1111 of t heir pro.,;enco·. o·an truly o:•luealt· !hi" i Uti" m•co·.'Uiit>· of o·o·ououlie Kml politiclll OI'!JIIIIiERtion to th11t dr.-.11m of thl' a gl·H-Socia li.l!lm B~· Soei~tli.sm Wl' do not mc~n t•l('(•t iu.g th_e ma>·or of l'odt.m k. By Soei!l!J.'Im W f' 111<'1!.11 the 1'1'011011111' O'lllllllCI(HIIIOil Of the WOrktng ci.!IM f rom thr o·haim; whio•h now bind il. Tn our mind politir.11l a ud a'Onomic or gan iZHtinn offer I'Xl"t'llt.-nt mi'ans of tt~"('ompl illhing that ~fl(l.. If tllf' Bull :IIOOSI' part~· o r tht> kin!<er of Germ•n>· Will kmdly lend t he1r ll:ihiJ;tunct• by p ullinR into pr11ctict> IIOillt.' of tht le-r demands of t lu· ~ot·inlilil li. in llll t•ffort to·· kill th•· l'Ht by choaking it 1\;th C1"eam. n o dou l•l thl' SocialiKUI t'81l stand it. Wt• s houhl worry. 11nd ~'1't wrinkles ! " ON BEHALF OF LAZARUS" wewill 1 :'\othin~ d.-li ~htll the ma~;lera quite 110 much u to l&('(l A .~ to~. . . . ., _,.dMI MJ,b!llbaed a_,. .U lbt timet." \'o11 ere i ll aware llf tM t.et tllet le • .o\ad tbu ~~ ae-lflobon, obHrrl.111t orhor to wla I• ua• ·,...t MUle f or bw llll>(b 1" ,. oal &.114 Jn..e your Sotlallali we Mut ....... t loe ..utuc• b11t bnd at bo-, ftile ophlloro the cla5.1!1 di,·id•-il •gaitllU iltwlf . wlwthe r the ~;ubjeet be religion. mtthatls of orl{a ui;r:u tiou or whllt uot. So long aa thry can keep di,·id•·•l ~~~ailllil onnwh·1'11. ther can hold MOTHER ~ONES u11 ~AIL ::!..:·;~;:::,::::..:: '•:;, ',":; ON "INDIRECT. INFLUENCE" in llondage. IN . Whert• it the workin gman or workingwoman whoee h eart doe~. not ,·earn with afff'Ct ion for that (Jilet:n o f the l.11bor mo\·ement. dear old 1':11othtr J on('!lf'' w,. can't imJI8ine an>· working peno_n.not h er IJUo:•ft1JIIe. in ~pite of her rour.fiCOre years. she is t>ver wtlhng to tbl' ti!!lll of the toileno. . • ·: .. :-.:othing f'OU1d mor.- trill>· emphas•ze tha fact the~ Wf!men are u fully a part of the wor k in~: dn1111 Ht ruggle for emanc1p~t1on u mt>n. th.11n th i.l!l rrur.gnifitNlt woman lead er. • The men ha,.,. their IIBywood!l. t heir Elton . the ir 'Gen e Debs and boaordt ptaa... .ro qu.lte thi., t boagb their Gionn nitti.11; hut the women at the 8&Jile timo ~re aupplying the . . .1 of t be:Z, W"el'e witb ~. O..o :\lot her Jon.e~. the EJiUibeth Gurley Flynns, the Cam e Aliena and the 1pcahr feared· that tbo ballot woul4 afgrade bft• wo111111hood. Au~tber )f.!lr\' M.11ren . •·oiced !be ori~lllll 11111timeat tbf:l a ' Kow rOme. t h e unbhL~hio~ upitAlist pre!l!l with the Woman'a 8phera b t be no~. "b4ithat t ht ma.'!lt'MI of the mines .11nJ t h e li\'fS of the miners, th.ia ·~ heroine into box..e.!lr jail; h ave heaped upon b e_r and the indignities uaually t't:IJerved for the l owest of eonvtct.l, ~~·e,:r ~:: :,:~:~~~o:;~ ~~~a~::. ::::·o~~~ ~:c!·t~:~tu~~\.: ::~ a CBJ" ~B. a-n. t~b •••ld tb;o01~::·~:.-:;b:;\ = JociJ~horiaJ :.~t ;!;bca~~~~~!=~ !::c.r ollke blllJdi111 I lmlb womu---;;ith hut ket ...d mor wu already enp1ed II()OD be~ al!ll tly to.ll 011 halida . .d h eea. Sbe wu oot at bome -.ad would aot be fer ....., weary bou11 t o eo,ne. A Wo~ .. Bahere l1 t H HOm.. appareat,ly di4 .at lijlply to be. ~fo~::'"~:!:O:."t;:~ all 4ay a nd ~ld be apia toJDorTOW. All of t'-ea, by l'P.oD of t bt da. p.tio! cJVWdhos. wera bei111 allbjected t o the d~tioa ot ·JWOIIIIKuon )lbp;ieal coatacl elra..Dfe meo Ia l!lltpea.l~lt. all'rtot.l :~.r:::c:ce,.:~rei;...:!:t :P:;~:';~O: o•:!~:!ea'"!!:!toa.::' :;::i~{':,.: ::'e~o ;::,. ~~~. ~,:_;~o! men~·~j~~;:;t c~~;:e:Janow the worn.out theories of "c~infry., ::lb~~:~;!:;;~ :::·~~~ :;a:~~ c::u:...:~!:,:: ~7:y ..bre wen by CaJiitalillm lw robbed women of the doubtful beueftt. of "chivalry/' and lluhtititnted no (!(JUi\·al('nl. lt n ever amounted to mneh e:xeept to e;rtabli.11h womanhood ua thing ower which men m ight aDd grat if y tbe hlo®-t'rning. • . Aod while we prate chi\·alry , dear old Mothe r J~M. benune of a thouuud world ng cla!la ba ttleR. lies in b e r box-e:ar p r1100, the p r t>y t o a t housand imliJnlitif>l. 11bu1ea a nd iDaulta. . A fi.ne aratem indeed, for 11. woman to aup port I or :~~· ;':':::";:-; 7-:r..~ !:'.'.."~:; do!D! all ill ~r J!OWtr to pt y~ar liUt. A. 1.1111• o.t aU u, U.., JeniiiJ llliiOIIIillflt.,iatlaeDce tbat l be lady 1puktr ::•.rolU ~~~ ,:':e!::;e:.o: ~:·.~:.~t ~• &lou. No. . of t blt by attndiag a U1Hti11g of tbe 4.uo- Among tbem wu tbe t))"liler bf. tbe td•ocued. . Alf!UI~ ,.,.r bJ1lll~lo, atUKod s-rty Maybe !fiG art ot. U.. few Olllllra4u tiatio11 Oppoted to Wom.. •a Ball'rage.. afteraoo11, bot tN waa appareally A car bally ca~e aloa1 w..,b l Jaeetillp. .,,... 01 uo-ltte-, work who helitn tlloat ~:~ea ban o01b· Jt ,..., a eeleet oeeuioa ..,d tile aot diaturbed by tbU d~datlo11 of .,.co:eoeded I.a boat411J. lt wu _Ja•· for tbe' Bo1ralo 8oda.lkt aBCI 10 orer Jar t o do wltll tbt ....,,_.~, • ff tloat r "1 e111e"ai11ed mywlf the otb\ r day,l&die. tbat a ....ited :::.:~ t~fJ1~.!:;-e4~: "-!.. ;:-: ~",~ !:_;~~~YT:Ot..:: ocrro~_:.'::.~:: ~~~-:::~b'w~~:: u..e ~ til•.:~~~ ~:~ ~~~;:o~; :.e e~ ~~o!! U.. ;;;:.;~~-~,.~~r~ll~:.;~bt!=-1~:: ~;• a=.~d~1 1"!ro~~~ ~~=·;"'~~'..::-"::. -:. ~ tloe eatti•lf t wlad, fotl\1!11 f'C'OII'tred wMtber tile wu •• enapla or t be t i l - jl!at wloat l11d1Nd ....... ,.,., lead peltll• .,.d e\ew1t1 pm"' '"!'• .occ- . or tloa " ladiru t '!l~lr.od•" of woaldUOUf!t!l to I Y f t - tbat. . it~~~... :U~ •;n~:.'!d :~~~;011~ ~~~~o:=:~:_,~ ~!~~~ bu.bucl will ' " ' 'lake th cblldre11 eomH to !li'rioc IUIJ U.4' of'laetare, aiao, but tt1 t b Jnipo.lbte to do that, aol.llrtaio.nt., a a~ 1of parer Ray It M • ltolf of t.loe tl - uut pg., for _u,. tat11ft, 01" . . . . a t.alk t.alr.e care of tile kiddie. wblle yoar oo eC~r., " • mee bYe beld. tbelr bubaad pta a little relid frena tM owe 1.114 preY.-. a bit ad.jaoet. Ye:aa.. a.ticoa ol tbe by.· Bow u P......Silem all t~a ••eoonr•- vf :'aD(O: ~::.=: ~~~~~ ;~ ';"u!::~:-:-:. apT: depth. aaa aw Ud t.llftl bJ'. t'be fur eoat wblt~ . .ora.a .. ctn'\0-c ~ -.n lOot 111 tH ltJ'Nt ur. 1 tlao tH aadiot• lt.l o'l't Jato t\1! tnot te· tM tllle e~ ot tli:e 1loop ..., llbd to ....., tHo. ~ f • oou ~ ::.~::·o..::~!':.'b.:'~.'~.::la~~llil: ::~...'::'.!:": ~;,:;:~:~ ' ,\ ' ., :· ~ . _:'.:.U-:-~=~~~;;...-:;--y~.C wftll ••t . . . . . at an, aad It eaa'l 1ft lat~. ~" tW.. yo 7011 "- a. la .U.- •at 1:oa •"7 paU..t ucl tutf111faa s;;:;::t-:: ~: :; :m.:~,::;-:;r,: ro-. u woald ,..,., "It work dl"'olVM tN b-. by_ I.Uiag workerS! 1"' apP WOD 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. 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PIRI!S NEXT WEl!lt • LECTURE COURSE GREATEST SERIES EYER HELD IN BUFFALO �And •1- ••l rrhi\~1."-'• the I h,•· II l<t' r\"ih• !'('\ " '"" h•w· G<'~UI•ieol t h" <I .,; olll •·r· .h>rinj.! thr 111~1 ~ n ~· rn,.. ~tlln t. ,J lh~ wut.• r !J,..•., ~l r. !-td,...,ll ~ ol'r I 1 The au<lien« .,.~,., """" ,.,.ul••· >n>UI• I ban· '"' oloubt he~n oJ•UI <"lll lll\tll~a inj.! 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Comnrd e to ba.-.• Jpol<en on ''The""'''""''"'"" '"'' Prinfirlt' ut Soc ia li) m.•· rradl" f or tb ~ ordul l1111t :~;·;:~~:::~:~mw:~ :::~:'!if~.:~ ~~?t ::~:.~~~~~~~ ·at tb~ nnr " tbt' 1rork e r• Ulol' it for • tubereul.,.lt ~:i::::·~~i:l:~~;;:.;~~e;u:.:::~;.;o:i~~ Tht' •• Jiouortbl e Judge•'' were ra·l•·; 'fo•rwilll£rt, h • ilry, O•r. "'"''''' " l llliiL.U ~~~~~~~~~~~u~ [~:~,.::·.t:::- ~:~~.: ~.: ,~... . . HELD IN BUFFALO [ ~~. ::~·:~~:.,,~::;·; . ~;:.~~~... , ,.,.,.,;,.,..,\ from !'age I ) :"'o"'o .,. ~ •~~"'"- •II olf'lil!htf'd wltb rx:••:i•r•, nno l ,..~rr ~•n•nimou oi i of : ·: ~:;·:L~~I::~'~i~~~;::·:.::: I~iE:~:}J~~~~~::'~i~~~~;:;;'.,,· ~'"' ~e: \\"lu ll' l h~ ul l~~r "l'<'•kru will Jbow 1\"bnt ,Jc>o·• it ,j 0 f,,, ""f .. ' ' ' W••ll , it DA.NOE AND SOCIAL UNDER AUSPICES YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIAUST l.EArAJE Saturday Evening, Feb. J5th, J9J,3 Boctalbt Vote. "'' FRANKLIN HALL, 52 West EacJeatr.et REFRI!SiiMENTs . .:: ~ m:. arkllhl~:;·~ ~::,::: :~.::·~~"::!;: h~ta!o:l:~o;~;~~; :~7; nf uunr .,..• , jn•t • little too long. tbat t he blot k ll"ltem ;., •n 11 t..otute tu~:·:. ~~;·ea:.~~h:~~~,.~-~j:r7•~0•~~~ ~-~e:; ~~~l<::.b :::h~'~' =it;:;""•~:: ~f:~'."'":~:.:'~,',',',. u::~,tn:~···ta~1: 1 •1•~:.:~of'a:0~ ~~~e;•;; :~: ~~e:.,:!~~w ,:h:.ill ~~~·~•:::,rmukable "" r i•·• .of Nluu.tiun• l '\-:.;,t·~.y h••·e no!ll!fld the 'fb•• <"""'l'lt·t·· ~~"•"" w•ll hr rlfh•·..re.J lu ltu~•!o ll'.r""' ''""'"• •~ . tullow~: --. AI Klo.- kr _> ll a ll. l.o•·rJDy ,St r,...t, for II ~··· ~o n•r<"" 11 '"" :oC.1 turrl•>_" t'l"enl.ng~. IN!· r.:rnn no lf S:rturtla~· r Hnrng, triJr uarr " 'omrn iu our J>rn.. ram. Well, it hiii'J"'n~d 10 tb i1 time. I hll'l"t' 1'111111'! of thr j.,-lril, 1111d .,.., to make ~nrc of It the nfilt i• w..IJ sgrH<I that, u • race, l!~•l. . ., , , t'll h•ve more In do .wi t b I OSp AI rulon•al 11 ~11. :!S~ \\~t htry me_~;~, ud 10 th•y Ptr('('t, for ~ou..-~ u l l\"~ Sunday a ft · makt' en11 bntter' ft•:•• ;:~~~~.c;'::;Y ';,,~_ano~erooou, ;:d~,e ~::;.:.~~i.'~:~~r~\ 11 :~ek~ ~I' 1;01::: ;:il::~,":!~rtw~l~ ~;:~:·k·~-::: .. ,.. !:!uud•y e•·,ai ng . t'eb· ~CO«. The ... .,., r ~matkablt' tb ing about · tbete leduu~• i1 that t he,. are f ~. Yon J~Urrbllllt" • u.rd fur llfty cent•, 'Wbirh eu tit le.,. tbe bol.trr to 'ill montb• ' •nhKriJIIio• to t bf. llull"alo i:loei•li•t or *"Y otber Su.:i•li•t l 'ut,. I,.J>et. or, If you .,..;.b, lltt,.«nll 1rortb of8ocial bt litt' RI\lre. Tbe ......, u rd without aur furt.lter f:b.Ar,e admita you to th i1 wondert ul .erie-ofler tur K. tionlvlllot'fll.nnot beuver f or tkt' littelal'.:rilliec-el•l ur Jnp from live o!tbe belot tbr ~l•li•t ran,-; 1 huU.l<t,D t lw!m ,.eanof lllllla\f. T be •rie. of llle.lo,.. ba•• n~rl'dforl:ltllfaloby tlae <,SiO •r~tbe ri~ht'll Every Socialitt who wants t o te-e a Socialitt Band should Httnld this da~. : •,898 f.rmhar : !:: ~ ~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ::.::''i~~~ ~~er:d~e 0~a:b~·~;:; ~~: ia .!~~eu 11~-:·..11e !•Ia made ia •li• plued. t:.-errwbere we b•~"e ;,.· '!"'~~;~:~ ;1!,::;1.'t~::· ~fet.- <lel"i tt't ~:~~~ ~~~'7.,:::. ~~: :::: df:u:; bad ;~;o~·:::e:~.~::~~!~~\~~~~·1 0 ,' ;::,1111i;r~:~~tr~•~:~!:,:~u~~-atc~:o:n;: •f:~~:twotte and more-o,.er, it il 1101 tiW ,_dl a•d their ,laiJI to rroolu~f! dh•ideada. If I'Ublie ullli- only !be 8oci•litt .-o\4! U•t gro..-., b~;~t Wl'.tO l'"bli cl,. owocd a!ld operated 111H the I J>i rit of 1(11\dlltii i. The 1;" iiU!t.u!l of_ bt.ill& llf'h••t.-:11 _ o......ed _ ~iali!!_ f.rme r qg_ ~ nl)!_ eonrlu~tf'd for prlnte prollt, ell"ittial!' "them union fellinr Ia towa eondi tlont would not obtain. And J11 . notbing bul atrll<e tor more t'l rlut 11Uy -srmeo11e 'WOUld not be kill~\ Nowadayt wbe11 tb.at onloa feller or Injured ever." .e.•·e n mJn11 t 8 of thr i11 trouble, romrade f•rmer te11dt aigbt and tlay In tbil ~ountti u II t be bon wheelt , to (Mill bim ouL u~ At f "olumiJia T"rn ll all, l ~fl l O~neaee '"hou r.") IOtr...-1 , l•·f ron!k'ruti•·e 8un41a~· f\"tn• Ou r l'ou 11 g f'eojole' 1 l.eaguc ~:~~ ~~uing "'fhel'l! :~o;:i;:l!t!:·~~'!l~·-.,,~~e1': 11 ~1 t:e J u~t nor, thr G~u• are thrtt' i1 no tellillfl bow it will from tot111y, ~inre tb e ~me great bo~t.lenr 011 t~elr Our ~oate~~ t for ul~~tge<l moooboo<blp j :::. hu bee" ruaain1oa1,. 1i11ee o rlanmoath,,.e tgue. •J>rliutiolll •re •lre.dy No, gnMS ~..g~~la. Tbltii! asaJ 11. Well, don't buat yonr ruenin,ll" aDd I will t ell IOII. o•·er 11 buad red ud teu! Put rou r pipe ·~d amoh it. Tlwt' jllU&woebit,lau'titf Arewe ln ftf Xot 10 tb1t you caa notice It! now. GOOD MUSIC FOI IEIEFIT of FIFE liD DiUI CIIIPI m•••· t ~ .,( ,\m,•ri•'"" & r iali• rn, Uueilf" l"a Tr~· Ibis '"toar-loo:r'' '""' ''~'> I Tbl o ;, 11 1ur 1u itlu¥ rb•n 11 e of · Kan .. " . . ltttur,, "oll ,,,. " lhliu11 du~f' to a lla,·c t wo •J'oP&kenr. ll a•"<" four Dt tl:r ou ~l r. ("onnell e't part~ to ..-,. thl' ku t Kenturk,. ••~~~ ~~:"::,:•::::._bu �SlGIAUST LYCEUM C• 3~C(US(S.IN IUfAI.O Spe.~kers · · ~ubJe<Ot On•rRmtrl•gtr.t O.tld•••cbt S«lillllt Q.llt,. 6torgt Willis (Hkt W,.l II SMI.Itll• t €11• l(ttw BIHr Cbt. C/6ss c..nkt Emil Stldtl . W,.l S«<iillsts W••t tltorgt lj. 6otbtl Cbt S«.lilllst m_,,_, Where and w.hen they speak AT KlOCKE'S HAll, COlD AND LOYUOY STS. Saturday Eveni n gs 8 o 'clock ' (AUSPICES BRANCH ' l February 22nd ~I orch ~lan::h 1st Sth Mnrch 15th i\l nrch 22nd AT COLONIAL HAll, 288 WEST FERRY STRITT S~nday· Afternoons 2 ~0 o 'clock · (AUSPICE..oc; BRANCHES 2 and f ) February 23rd March 2nd March 9th March 16th M arch23rd AT COLUMBIA TURN HALL, 1261-1265 CENESff ST. Sunday Evenings 8 o 'clock (AUSPICES BRANCH I) Olear Ameringer ~~~Tee~~~~~~~okc Februa r.r 2Srd ~~~ ~~g E mil SCi.dcl ·• Ma rch 16th Gocbt:l ~arch 2Srd The olmiuio~' i'!i FREE. Purcho~ a fifty cent card good for six months s u b~eription t o t he Buffalo Socialis t or any other Socialist papa, or if y ou \\;sh it is good for fi fty cca ts.worth ofSocinliat literot u~. ' ~.OI:Orge H ~ This Card admits the Purclasa to ~1 the L«tures A~~:ltate and subscribe for the ArDetter•Bettuno~ . The only German De-.papcr In th e atate ouulde of Ner York Chy. f'l! pte· .en!lng the intere-t of th 11 Worldng CJa... -110 cuu ta for 8 mou1ha. �IVPP THE FACTORY, WHISTLE ~ tlie faetWa make llpOI1 ol tile ri~ ~ to iDdhiduallty cd.. e~~pitd. aoeietr iu the faetory wbiltle. Tbe faetorT wbictle tell. a man wben to riae aod· wbea to bMkf.u4 when to leave bome, wbeo to tiegi.n ·~ and wileD to- Tltop, when aod bOw fut to. Mt his ·dinDer and when to quit Work and go bome. Conteque.atly e"en the famil,y'life' of the worker is kl a large extent regulated by \he..&etory wb.Ue. OioriotM iodi\>iduality I u.; o..; BUFFALO SOCIAlJST. PllBUSIIING OOMPAN\' u• ..;....-1 ... 52Y.e..p.Stt.t.3tdD.IIII" ._...TlN HaJSUUt.. .._,.._ BU]']I'ALO,N. Y. ; I"RANJt . .UUUIQI1UIIU, " : " - ~.:;..~.~3td0oor W.I". CA~~N.~. ~Prb$1.00,.-.,..,,50ttlb:IDOIIdtl.paTM* Iaetfy­ " THE DEBT OF LIFE , "No 011e b o.r-1- Ia tltlt world wllo 1~ borolu.t ur aoatber,'' uld 1 Tbla bold• JOOd for the poorBAtralo, New York, tu~iler the Act of lbn:b 8, 18'78 01111 labore r, u well •• for tbe ~:~~ott SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ~S. 1913 famoo1 l<'in.tilt wbo dl~~«<>•·on tome = = = = = = = = = = = = = = ====loew ,,,~en of wul!h produc.tiOIId or I EDI.el'ei!. N.eooDd.C:IIMutaUer Jtu~e6, 1811, atlhepo~tof!oeat = "~a' . ~~~~~~e.:,:~~~"·:_~~=~;~"~ ~~=~~~' ,::.:~~~v~:~" p~~:tM~o:!~ ~o"t!:~:,o :,~ •;::,o~ u::~' A HATRED WORTH. WHILE \l('!lc:i:>~~j;il:u,~~::~'i'::'~~~hh,~,~!~~:~'~-:f,:.e~;,~gP~~~~~~~~~ o~C::~~~~J~ ud &.Sial~llj.lion ur ~:.erm;•.ny. Aufust Brhd ..the u~~~~·~,':~:~\~IJJ~i~i:U]~;i~~~~lll 111111 lUi ibt•!: ft. r~g 10 11 0 :': it~ "n!cl<:.dtl~ ll!.t:et' 1111 Posi : U:gtllt bl• ~>;:;th1 b~ ~~:;:~;:e:' ;;~~ ~:;t~~: ~~;&a t~:'.i ~~~~e:i dl~l.~~~e ~~~~~!~~~an. :':!~:" hhee ::d=~~r~he y,~:':~'1111~~Yl~::;~~;;,:~:!..,:':;~~~;e:~%,:• .':; !~'1"~~t·!~~t:o ·,:;~ ~/e!~r 10.~~:: ·:,! -:~~=-~h!:'' !~ o:!~ pe~-::·~~~~:.~:! ~~~~:_~~~;,:111:::~~:·~~1ttthf~~~~tl~~.;~.~~:::~111~~ ~::::'~~~!~~ti1u~}~, 1.~11:dn~.~~~;~~\~ ~~::u::e 0~;~~·~~h,oui~. r~::;:~: :;~:~~:~~;;::;':t; 11~hi,~r:~~;~~:~;~~h;~·~ 1!.:'~::1 ~1 ;~~r':.~t~f· :::!cQt!~~~~:!t~ii;: Do•moo·rnti!· l'llrt~·. iu urdo·r to Ht·or o· itll 110i111 ttml ghow Hebel in unlo;~~~j:~.:ir:'!j,,,wrihcd "" "tho• o·hNmpiou bt la ft..t .D Woi"M U.... ~1: tiut-.4 of i ' '..' 70De pay ltll owa d ebt of lisktt:olof the bardeu of D1l7DD., be k it owa work, aod oo loll,.,lo~rc·•-"-tbe l.iurdtll of 10111t, be com· p!IOJ!Te to d lbll tiiU duty aod peb ot.llen to {"11 Ilia debt. owo lad 11po11 the btc.b of Uut if t),li eoaceptloo of lu111a11 U· W.ft w\11 be ill[bter for aU of ilture ~ true, if mao erl.ta on\7 for It II ooloo«er too llf;bt for .otne il a jotrt!atat olle, Ia· · 11 • ~~ :~• ~~ilo;:.:t, ::.e:'!.:~~~~'i!!•lll we tOIIld llllbt ":{~:::· :,~,:!:~'~·~,111:~~~~:n!~;~~==-~ ~~=~t~ ~~~"~~~::;.;:: deft of ute. lie I• a ''detul·beat"; rlrlllud life 10 el'ery·day rraet lre. ~~ Ia e•uy forwud IJIOI'ellu~o~ and brotbuhood loto tbe .... _.; yo. taking 1'1" rannol uplift 10tie1,. morally by aet• of ll'gi!lation. So do1>bt about tbal. No •erioul thinker ever tbou11b1 of &liT· thing of tile kind, o'r III'Op<lftd the re~neratlon of oar 110dal world b,. lefl• t-:th·e marhlaery. D11t if 111•• •nd poll· ti~• '"' ' of .a lillie Yllllf! to the d" •·elopmtnt of IIOt"lety &all to t" i111· l>ro>·e~~teal ot IIOI!ia.l 'I'Oadiliool, why do our ma1ten eon1taat\r en~phulse te in prartlal polltlea, pertinent elfort t o \-aile bold l••·1111klag maehh1ery in brder body IU huere-u lo lnr1 the ultinoat.. eliininatioll of lhe of poYcrtr, 111itery &lid aU other -1111 di-IH •priag\111 fro!'lltile prl!lleat sy•· tero of economl~ Ulololtatioo. And If 11'1 1ueteed Ia lmpnwin'l eeoaomle eoaditiona of tbe uplolted mu- by polltita.l mea 11J, worklog oa ':. ~~~~;~~. 11a ;d :::~u;v: :::;!~ i~ ;:~~~=~: !o~t:•:a;:n!:e 0 1!"b)' ailou.ld oot tbe ~~t~ke ari attempt to attain po'lf'lr io ordM to eoa· lrol-u the apJtalid ~laM ia dolaa to. da,y-tlle ]llltu'prehag ~~!l!atl. .,l. e.., tile courtd . Fln•lly, If tile votea of tba J>I!Ofle count -for..., mucll ae loag u they are o:ut !11 !be lnterert of t he rnllllf ela•, 1bey mlaht, pert.p., 1!011111 for atill ~~tore wbea cut In the lnlerl!llt of the I ra.ll!ll ... to tha u.tell.coee o( or one taet le •• •pinlt aaothu ooly the privilege or enry It ia hl1 d uty. n,., I a r1ght t O deltlld of the upres.io11 of' hi1 tilouaht on 1uth qo~><lo.-••">•ot l ;~,::~ blu eroe..,,•without out IHifllOnal fullar. 1 ~::r:·:~.~~~~~~·,:;J~~;;·il~1°~,.:*~\:'~:~~~~~~n"~~i~~~~eb;.0:~:~~~~:;;~~lrs11 ~~~~~t; llf;·::n~in11: :a~=~Y ,;:,i:::~~~·;: ~~ ::~~~:;,:;!:!~n:ile~::; employ· oro~~: ~::::~~~•• cbae.:e tha aatore ~c·'~~" Ju~..O~~Ier. : iead <'XI<renion• aod. ia1t~ume~t1 of internts meot of lile people ~ot in~ .-IH"'I, th•• po·nuttmlit,l· ur o·I•·IWlletill of "lentlt•n!" \\"ill free the work· hut tht· o•o hl<'utinn of tlw IIIII&'! itllclf. Don't be nfrft id to f"'Od. ~:·~t~~;:~c~~~~~~f~~::~.:d•~:e •:n~:~;: ment o~ tit~ J~~>11'H'I bt!hiad :~!1 ::~:::1 ':~;;:•m7o1fu 1;be fl':;l•:r• t loe111. And .nd -i•l relatio111 of men to Iliff, ·· 1"''"]•111'' Ul'o• l'••jowiu~ o\"l•r lh•·ir pOS!!Cll!iiOu of makr il• I'O""f'r• f~lt In th11 ~loaping of \\',. h•·ur t\l;ot \\' i!liuu~~·mitwnt. ~o l o "i"'llk. jour· woli~ t. IS UI{Uin ,.,.,·up.l·iu..: u po>siti"'1 in t·l os•· ju:<tupositiou wit h the 1-tnt•· p i•··('Otl nlo•r. un~unl Pn•• thiul-:" nloout t lw :'oc uol ist mo\"t'nwnt i11 the fnd thAt it ··nn.'lioh·n; ]•tit... qolo·ll aho "' indi\·iohwl hoHOJ'" · \\'hr n Sot·ia list par ty uni··utlll nro· uo miwo t•·tl. llu·y ur1• ''ult•tl for 011 tho• princi ples ror whio·h tlo··Y ~tnud. witho ut r•·~o:nr(l tu who tllt'y n ro·. whe r.• they li\·e. or h"" oououy · ·fulluw•·r~ ·· lh··y 11111 Y " " supros~'<l lo lut \"{'. l'un hennort, if law 0~1: . ; : : : : :::::~• r~:~ia~11 ,Jfro:"'~~=b~to:11-; 111 ~11 1 • •11': . thill(l, but rou can by Ia"" elaan~Ji! tbe ~:.. ~,:';.~".,:. 1 ,~:::~):".:.~.1 '"''~;•• l ••lwol of lllinp, or "ole out of uiltenee in· w': , :;.;o;wbjl!l'l ~Ill\. ~t~;. :~:'~!/~~:.:':, .~~! :;:l~g n!t. : Ol~:·be if thf l"'of'~1:111~,1:::''~~1 ,;1 i~~ .~::;:,]~::;1.t~;.",~·~::i:;:. ~~~;,~:::::;l:.i ut:e it tnake!l of him n ~o~=~t 1u•,,~:.':~~~:~:;,f~it~·~. ~~~~~:..~: !~:.~~g~~:~~o::t~~~~~~:~~::ds l 'ulitic·~ ill th•· ~.:" •·ul],. uri of 1!1'\till!: awn.1· with tlw ol'liLI{hllllt ~~;~:::;;;,,to::,~~: ~~~ ::~~;~ 10=0~ t~ : r n~~=.• In lbe bandt of wh ll•· th•·' o·nmmon tlw hu],.. doet 1 :~;~~~re~~' o": :e:;o~~= ~.:::~':':!;~ :::~~v.. ;llntd .;~ill:fu~me of ::~ 1;u~~icca;:,:',:.i:~~ ~~:n.c;'e~:;;: !~':,~~~:;'~~~~ ::u~::!~ o7!':1 tlun ~'~lc~0 ~111!/~~;e111anl:f'e~:e~~~~:he~~ f>O 1111"~·d~II~Y f'll!\'llto:l bim, Ood Wtill :~,. ~~; lltaee, lo,- lrle&ll~ of •ky·piloh, he l'au..-d .,neite.. tmeat not r rrate will. :~~,11.,:•:.:-"::tib~dt'he•:.o:;fv '',~'•:_~,'~~ ~ ''""'"'"~;;;; SELFISH N E S .S lhci;-;:,~·,~•,~:~:1" j:!~~r.:~;,ki'~~ Tba Bulfalo ~,,_ t o t b• faeLtbt ia RMbetlerala~numJ,.1 of»oy&vlltlban ..kedthaii'Oilrr t·" perDiiNlaa to urry rrvoh'ortl. Tb,.... &f'fl tbebrf'N. ltao1!"a, a• tlle' lkonu or Amerita, '' a •' oo•·mllilallt . pOl.,,, . ~~~·:~;~~:."',b:~.'l~m~;;iul LAWS AND VOTES ~~~~~~~i~l~:;:·: ~~~~r~·~~~~~~111.~t::~ ~~~~·~~;~::~::~::O~[uj:;~~~\']~dt~l~~ ~~:.~c~~~ yo!.0:a:::t110:oti:l~~0e9e.e;~o o~j~~ ou~;:~:~~~:d:~:::•~litical aetlon, hl•rit Hj[t'. A.Ko•o 'niB • 'Blii.O• • • ;:u~~~~:..~~ ~==~~·0u~;,o.~.: •• it d•illled life JIOIIIble. 1111 hnh·r of Europe." hu,t , nil· tlw CO!It r11.ry. wh11t B•·cl hA icll ill t hl' Mille thiug th11.t we So:eiAii!IUI iu A mc ri•·n hHt.•. Tlmt thiul.:" i,; t 'n p itnlitnn.-thnt gory. greedy, Jm. rnani ty-tlo•\'OIIt'illl{ H<win l •·hno11. which ill •'OU\"o~rtin g our men into erringing lackey!! to the ntl~,;ur rich HnJ our w omen iuto playt.hiflp o f t heir t!t•hflUT•hcr i(•H. ' l:ha rles Etlw11.rd lln~s<'ll tlt'\'t:r 11p0kc truer worJ8 tlum hil splend id t>Jligrl!.m lwrewith quO IN! from tilt: lnteruationl\1 Sociali!it Re\'iflw : " A ny 1111111 who hull LIN•n ah lfl to feel lUI 11deq tiatc hAtred of Cnjoihalillm •·unno l li uol room iu hi11 he11 rl to bate An~·thing tl1c. ' ' f u H fWIIHt'. tho· t;O!i]ll'l of Sm~iH ii11m is the go11p el of h11tred for t his h orr iblt• monlllt·r ; hut nloove ul l th in G"!~. the gospel of SocialiAm i.!l a alfroll~~:"o~~:O'Iff ~::~o~.·~: i:urth~~:~~~~7:o. .,.·be"' ltuy!.cr noa•le bit 1,;s.., tile t•ito wand fat. ud tbere ~~:~~~e.;.tr:;n~~~~~~~S:.It~t~'~k'~n;ro~l7.n~~ti;tl~en~:~,.:r:~1~11 ~::;1j~ . ''~~~~ IHl l'n&blN him to t i l mH tt•riul w;•ll l~eiug. of ucg leet ia.tg to t ake into consideration the j!rt!ltler. highe r. loftier iutere~t.B tlai•kllover, tll • 11m! id,·nls of .50e iety 118 a w hole. But whe n workers join the SociAlists a n d sacrifiee their 11p11re "du,.. np'' 1 1' "1 l ime . their cu.. rgy and their money t o the. ideals of their cl&lil, they Mre ridiculed aa unpraetical 111d t.vol•·ecl qge.oaio~· •lrt-rnuc t!l who. in sh•!HI of advn neing their immediah: personal interests, waste their time in rainNI-'!,.O.Iart.ev.,tleao.f how.cJmsing. . So y ou. nr c rcproae.h~d .for whA~ e~·er yon do or do n ot. By whom f B~· people up by meta pltra'eal •re...,latkla. who !il~o~· lhe tr liiJSclfighiH'~ a!1d td!'aluun hy ltnn~ o n the la~or of the ~~elfiah working p eople, A WORD TO MR. BARNES huplalaaho11"1tt.tlllla-• u:o by thrl\'lllK on other peOple 8 mdu11try, by speeulatm g on t he tgnorunce or t heir fellow men. be a werller 11"itla lllo ,..,..leal 1)"01(~ 11 " '" r,· nA..;UIII illjt. ~[r. Buruc·ll. iu atlfl~SIIilllt fho·so.J r••11111.rklJ to l: = = = = = = == = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =::l l ,;_..:_,.,.;; lud a eapltalill froa 1111 e,..·br•• • you. tllllt. 111< 11 high·Hal nri,,.t ttHilit: o•:tpe r t for theJ'u hlio• Sen·ice Coml'ODIM,Jae'l&11"0r ki•c-tal,pby• llli"-.;ion. II"•· slutll not be fur mtlrAy if we !!late that it is you r DUTY to mn·.~til!:o t •· t lw wro'('k or tlw En~o:lc"' Speeinl on t he lntc rn Kt ional 1 , ~:·:~·~;. ;;:;._ •:;_ ·~::;,::: JemM•••· ......., ;.,,. _.:•• ••• tbilwny 111 l.o.·kport. in ortlt·r to 1\:oc the blanll'. ]li'OitiOte lhe ufety of tlw p ulolit· nud, pro•\' f' llt fut ur+• r~·pt't itionli of such cHiaKtrophes. Comudh ag ... "';,a artraJ body • - piulekiAI 0'rr 11 11 tlttedb b aJaODCtlt••pooU.carrleda-y oa rutlwr tlu111 t o ~"i'' th1• o·ompan,\· ·~~ t r••nHury from dautage-~uit raids m ul tl whi t.•wnNh i111 respon11ibli! oflico'rs. :t, l:::t ,:.... \\",. tuk o• it t 1nt ~·our pOK..~cssian of $ 1 5.000.per.~uutum worth or 1. , _1,.lt al mNb, es:npt tllat wt ~q:~~l: ~i~~~::·.:ttile~• i:b:: ma:ft.e they'd cbange bi• aick· huot~r of thai III!CI.ioa. · ~~r ~:-::pi:;7~ foU)lUior hra04'wi11· not pri'l'~nt your alao hal'ing ordintlry intellige no·e. nor p rr1·cnt ~·our milking ordinary obsen ·atio us. so thst y ou belp open the eyl!l of t he 111 111bjectlon. trea~0 ~11 :.·~~::,:::~· ~~~ will at ]o~.!lt k no w 1111 muc h of th e truth 111 i1 apparent t o the lay ~:;Ill:~ ~= 0~~: ~~::~::1 (;llarh~~~~n~~ : : X :e oat of Comrade F.d SIUIIIj>f II! OH of Br. .ch ~~~~ t':et ~:::.~=·a:~ obKtorl'et . llu ~·ou k n ow the real condition o r the&e cars,-whi'eh ) Jr. Dun· l a p, with lim• irony. t·H il!l " tlw mode rU·IYPe cars"f d;:a Soei1 iitl i1 the paper that U IIIJ' u e wbiailoC the b•t "•eo It c - - to tha>r D o you know it '• eu y to ~~ 'em to ..,b. ia1 that .lilere •u .• Ceatral Commit· jo;r in Lovejoy. llttcll obllpd, willtk 1be Soeialllt . _yo~ tel.! em willt tile lee m~uo,. Cbarlll! t raveled about H i• tba Comrade& lite y001 tlaat Jlut !ord er tbe Earlilh IIIUII!rt (a) That. moat of these cars an auprbere trom 12 W 15 8M1ah11 11 dotng for the work· 100 mil~ lo Jet t ilere, 011ly to lear11 tile joy i t be Cirealatioa Depart· llletl&Uf'fl io order to l('lt 11to yeanold' . cia... ."~t aay u leada:r woo.ld baYe told mtlll of 1114 pape"t. . l11t11 the morder·bu•d of (b) That they are n.cked and rickety from const&nt. hlrd hlm-t hl tllere wera he WedaeedaY' 4 Tbe follo11"iac 11 elipped. uaa.ge, many of them beirl&', like the fa.mo'lll "on..hoa shay," l11 January, to tbat thera Wll a t breeWOK%! F&Q)f JlKTOWJJ tijtll tOt"r1!1ipolldl!llca of the reay t.o fall apart? PLAIN TALES OF THE 'REDS" ::;~ ~neg~:";:, ~b~!~:~d ~~:iJl~'i1";, ·;11ll::~ ;';,hl!e~•~e ~~~J'0:ol:!:~ ~n ~~k~u~,:~ ~:t.•:e;:o~:~~~;0~;:;-; =~ ,.1''"" :;;•::a ;~, !~:::;~. •~•~"'::~~: :!:f:~:~~:.e• .~:. ~:~:/::oa~!~~:: :::!;;•· 011 Co;::: ~::~:e: a~~pell~:ind;;:ry ~o;! :~o::: :~:~~~~ ~:~ :~ t:n~i=ee~ ::;· ,!;~~:; ~~ ~~~n"'llarr~r\: '::::tat:: \\';'~o~~=~~d ~~~:~~:~ !!~::: ;./of~= 111~:.~~~ ~~~~!~::r:;:~i!. ';a~~df~r ~boat ,..,,,.,,,, j;,;:;,,.; whi~c~::: ~l;b. !\~:-:! :::;.~ ~ air-brake {d) 'l'b&t. t.he bret.ldng of an air-hoee on Ooodilig' .V.t., Lockport.. would mean an awt.qt ~ (e) That. t.here il hardl7 a •inel e fOD(, whiRl• or headUgbt. in (ood. wor killg cobdltion on the enUre line? (() That. Tery rey of the "deed m&D's button'•" ·& n ill working condition ? and ~~t tu~~~::~Jo':'~~n are t.akut from~· b&nl "t.railer" •condil.ot.ors un- (h) That are. in IDioi1Y GUll, familiar with rallro&d!Dg"l.nd lmow compan.tive!J Dothi.D.r of tniD arden and li.(D.&ll? . (i) Thai. t.ha of the DLOtonDeD &Dd. ooaduct.on ieo-10 low that. the men are forced t.o eqtrly Mise upon eTery opp.ortllllit.y t.o work overtime in ordar t.o W oU r.n ~f . (J) That on the aJ.rht. of the wnck ai Lookpot1., JUJM~ lllack, upon whom the lD.t.erudOD&l is DOW i:ryiD&' t.o saddle 1.he blame ror ita murderoua Hr"Vioe, bad. 'bee1:l on duty DO leu than 20 houn and 50 minute~? (k) That there il DO de.pakher on duty after 12:30 a.. m . nnW the replar morutna t.nmc besbuf (1) That swit.c.h joillt.a at. all bliDd. ddinp are in nc:h pool' condition that there is utreme d.aqer ill. pullDc t.hem at &D-7 time while running at. a 1peed u~ 1.0 mll•.an boor' (m) '!'bat. the crM~-Gven at the " Paa.Di" junction, Toni; wand a, ud Oliver rtreet, North Tonawanda, an so b&dly t.wil1ed. that. it il neceua.t'f for can t.o dmply c::ra.wl over them. iD order t.o keep On the tn.ck? . war- 1i; ;:r .~:n~~en1~ ::,~• .:~;:::.. bet1!"eea :~~:";~~:. !:~~~ ::;:1: Br1ot~ck::: 11JI. Central Com· t~:k~l ~~~~edl~t;:e ~~e&:.n~: bl:c'Ln;';!~ ~;:~::: ~~~,.s;:;e:oo~.~l:• 1llf! bi1 1t11b to ~~ the Balfal-o The re~~ull i1tbat oot of i5 tbl! p1per tomin,: fro111 Lyt eam iD "oae week, 3S cazoe from Sis. • Wb111 are tb.e otber doiilr ia till1 regard I Wbea a Lyuum til!ket he •irbt w!!IJ &'tt a li•e llewtpapf:r 1ill or a year t or bla tkket1 AI to book tbat be 111ay or m•y oot L,.!::! ~: t~e~~'::. Soda.lilt on WBT IT'8 "liOVIXO TKOKU" "!doTiog Tbomu" bu kept tbe Clr· nlatioa Depa"meat pawing tile air for the Jut f; w 'II'Mk., ud at INt they'•e giveu ap ill detpe..b-. When tbey Mild hil paper to t be Y~> ll. C. A., lie hu j111t ~~to•ed to a roomlnr bou.e, aad wben tiley trail him 10 lh roomlll&" houe, he'• olf for Eatt Aurora or J l.fllet.lo"a or 10111e other platoe. A~d t.b~n~u:.~~~~Ull~~~:i~~n ~FJ.lo= ai oommoD!y call it the "bull pen"? lJ you do not know thet~e things, Mr. Bamtl, ia it not your duty Comr~de :;::O:a,.!::'!it~n~ ::,~ t.o:·t~:o~oo.!ftll~~o= ~:a~tbe t be t:= -::rka Ia IIAe tllape over Jo. ~u~;:,";:;.::: ~!:~-:k.,: ·~:. ;:t~t 11Ja~d Jimtowt~. ~;•0:•tla::"! -::er Fo"bermore, be aetl body to oae tlH! IIAbJ for the Socialill. He bu alreldy onebook, a11di* lf·••y HI!OIIi!.. He al11"a,-. bat a of tile Bnlfa.lO Sodalilt oa 1ilo", and 111!l~·er fail1 to Iaiii! 'e.ID ilil OW II pGJllf. ' 'I'D "LB.\JI"" Dr OLJIAlf. Co~~tradea A. Phllllptt aad P. F. or, if he llu a widowe4 10 to 111M ml(allft IHmt- bome ~~~ eapitalht • • •· bolllb ..... up'"'ed a Naw York fUt.ll1, 11"Mk 1ha pla.ea ••~~. •un., , ...., Th1 laf.,,..te wu ~~~ eome oft.bellr~lll,.,..•t•11"ork· reepoetlble for tlal job. Ia ........pen 4arkly ~~~tai!.­ eoo.p to••oW aortlll&J ill t•e of libt!k11"-tlaat "• (lrl wbo k.Uied ..... a ....b ,.,....,._,k~r It ... ""~J>KIN," or polle.," or. -et.blar elMUar oft11.11al•rl.....i!.o,tbt were l • -• wayre.poui· ::J'.?~~n~ ~·w!:u~!n~to ... to drop Lillo the Balfolo · lo d~po1il a· bai!ch of 111ba. tbat t.be apitaliltl are tbe ha•e .put the "Jee.a" io t be of Oleao. ' ---~ " bell•'"' P1Bitii.D B'UftLEIL l!lllela i~tearneatlathlrl(bt Some of the Coatrai!.ea will lf!t juloua if WI! keep h.arpio;: on way Oordoa Highlay il briiaglag ill JUbti hom t.be BI'LIIeil 8 "diltril!t; oot..,. 10,'' u.id Ba.m, ''bat tbe ·•arder·blllld of thll tODotry u rur,atN,r tla&t Debe ll q.Jte tho E11aJitb Co:zora.clee. , lll&"ll)'at.'' • 11&11"1papenh.ue leara· tiley kaew u " •ll uaoy· tlla .t.art-lhat t.ha Jtrilae atrikarthadab.olutelyoolb· do11"1tbtlleca101!. Itwa1th• of a erazy au 11"ho probably did k.awthat tlaert! 11"11&1trib SOCIALISM IN A NUTSHELL. The leteroatlon1l 8oelall.1thrty b- t" ~k1apu upoa tile owaer of tha 11~tber a loc:al 110r a aatlooal, but , a tloaa.l n.11-1 to .ape tM t o use your eommon sen~~e t o find out Lhat they a r e ABSOLUTE, IN- llied a dee.latatloa of priaeiplea oa Sep. tool• of produttoa, tlte - ru of life, 10tial JII'Oblezo, whldl t111brae" aU zoorderlar mu., 'II'OIDal ui!. CONTROVERTIDLE FACTS, r egardleea what the legal genUemen umber r 8 1864 wldrb !au ton!IK th• fonu the t..ait of .....,.,. killd of eei'l'!· eoootriea Ia wllk b 111oHr• -.ltiY . ez. their, ratO..trap trolJe7 ~~~~t e~h:, ~-~~·!~~n!!; ~~~ll!~e:hi!;!':!!::·w~:! 0~ ;:!~~~!~~-=~ :~ o:e:!~~::!. !t" P·~:u:!-:n;!::=:~;:~ ~::,.!!:.:~;., Jaa&~ ::f.;r•!IZ, 1 keel Gd :n.. praeUeallJ e•ery ao. detbe compsny 'a awag ia a t stake, are they not, Mr. Baruesf elalt.t platfona frv.m that day to~~.. "Tbat, tbere.fore, Ull! ee.oACND!e UDUI· tlo11 of tbe mOift ~~~teal eou.•tri... 11111rdend ~~~~ oa tbe W:..... J•u-pl""'od W e n e not *15.00.a.yea r ex)>ert.l, Air. Barnet., but we were able n wu wrluea b,. Karl llar.x. Tena, tipatloo of t laa "W11rldnr ela• II the "Tbe lf'lt latirutlouJ labor "'.,.. Earl•' IJ*'Ial. Ud dnnU; t"o =:..:.-: !:.;~~b~~t:ll~h0en!.ru\~·eotro'!!dri~e!~~:/~~;:;n:a~gt~{~~~~n! :~.~~e~;..: ; • • ;.~'.,"= .':.t ~~e~.~::~t~~::~ ~=-kill:~::-;: ·~':.b.:-!0: -::::.~~ "tbe witbff~ tPee.··;;_~~:; ~=~!~~ oef~h:n~n~:~o:'~:e~a~e~ittle bow»qe .of wlllt 8ocialC reaJtJ l.~r::t.m~lou wllltb up to =~~~o:!' ::~t~ ~ ; : ta~~ !*c!;.:,.~: i;;:r•::e~!.1tb;~~~ ~!J:re.'r:~!~~~~d~ta~~:r~~5=- ~;: ~:;;::.,~ ~ lh tuc w• !:~~:!.~·o!":. ~....~= ~.:! moo wit))~ to tf!llti., .f U.. .-.dpe.tloo of .~e workilll dul IL il your opportunity t<• ahow the peoJf)e ol Loekport, Bu«alo ~ --pllaW •1 1M -kbc and t.be rett o r the date of New York wbether you are indeed the ltoeU, ~oil. UMo ltnUM for t.w. atnaot of the state or wbether you are a eommittee of one to white• - -ot ..,..,. a atnc' '- __w&!,b 1-.be c:r~~~t~na and to ..Sat them in -~lcbioe their ,tor eta. uol ~~ profit. l'r0ni11ie "b10od and teal'l of a belplHt pubhe. b11t 11111" equl ri.Pta" ~ nak. 1&. it~ to-be up to.,.oa - . " nat tile _ . . ..,..._. "' .-orr pri....,._ Bam•. •• < ' .., oHOat ol tile --.t of aolldarity U. ~ bnoU.. fll JaW ia "flf11aod u4 .,.,.,..... ttl. U. allol • ~ ._. of . .tty be...,_ U. ..tdaf m- of,~ -trial; · , • ·:nat • =: e;=:.:,-;:~ .....,_t ~· color, ueecJ, !Ill" u«-allty. "'-" coarr-e ,...... It u bty of . u t. 4--'1 tM rtpu or a u4 dt1.a. ~ Mly ,,. labaollf, ht lw -~ . . . . _ Wa ntT., lfe t•• ~ -..g.u.. .,~ .. 1... 1111!&" • . au.; • ..._ .-~...._ .· • : t Dkl,..: :W nr.o.w s; ... aoi!. ·- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/98fa7d63f79eb93a8c353ff2f5284730.pdf 9e44d27617d9b90567223faabe594b16 PDF Text Text Permanent Organiution Effe<:ted at Sundar: Evening's Meeting in Franklin Hall; New Worker$' Oub Starts off W dl, with 65 Members Enrolled, and Hopes to Reach 1,000 by May I, When Charter Ooses. �.Each issue Contains two pages of , lively comment by Charles Edward Russell on . things doing and to be done. On the other 32 -· L'ouis Josephson \ /!otbtlltr S•mplt Clolbllfg .......... lftdlkf'. 1'--PI..SICIU "_.c., l 76 . . O~o~Hafo, N. V, The Coming Nation, one year, The Buffalo Socialist, one year, Total OUR COMBINATION OFFER BOTH FOR $J.OO $J.OO $2.00 '11!·1.35. W THE BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBLISHING CO. �The Coming "N~tfon .11 ,..k/9 5«161/•t •6PP11t of f«n, to•-•t 6nd IDttrr•tl•g fiction · iiditcd by A. ~ Simons ~nd Charla ~W.Ir!Ruadl .Each issue contains two pageS of , liydy comment by Charles Edward Russell · on things doing and to be done. On the other 32 The Coming Nation, one year, The Buffalo ~ialist, one year, Total $l.OO $J.OO $2.00 <11!}.35 OUR COMBINATION OFFER BOTH FOR qjJ THE BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBLISHING CO. 52 West Eagle Street BUFFALO, N.Y. Wt 61'f bDund fD clt6n <DUf all DU1 WINTER SUITS AND OVERCOATS �.... . PltAJ&~ T- ,. ~· BoJr.do, !(_ Ywk, ..,_ &M~~ u&Mpo~&c:ec.u llll#ll.a. tr.t SAT VRI>AY. FEBRUARY a, • THE COMMON PEOPLE fu ce~- }'H'I'Ie are the ..talt~,....a.,_'"dltloeotMnwiiCI~,W.Pc.U<I~of ~w\a --.yptort edtr"Mtatlrol!oli~of~q alaad~~~ tloe wodiJ'• _.t, TW:r a r e - ~ IWt ..,_.. on., - : . I &N tn_ a.e.aaOa, uc.-epcia-.J tMr A tM tllO.c w'-i~\ - - . are t.k • -. W au. - o f ttr.e toall br:fare . .a_.~JI"Pie. aiiiUII."Nu~of t ... D loe t lllfded, . ._.,. Bft, riewed fra. U Ntiftly dil:tl'- .... ~ 0 .,.._;. •ark.. ..V:n tllat .a...p of eat poiat of Tic., W diriDoa Of lloe on«' u.- ~ · ;le.,.eloJ•moent of !Wi ll ud Mrit'ty fJNFle quite a 4il:ur;at .. ~rbera of 0.. .-ea rra~JM..l. wbn lul.-11 labor ,.... 1-.L \\""a may iadad. ---r tile N•· '\'et., it ia t. u..- dariq lei 1.roduee 1:10te t.baa t.M labor«r _ , pe.ple tll.woe •Do are oaly i•it.· aenr loot bact.rard t.die &UGDJt:r -.eO to wort. tera i• tleir t.kia~Wo&, dolq ud u- tioa of a tlaiD.~, b11t abclat ~pt.oN by ~~aiDre tw w«-k piri11r. u d &IDODI tloe u - a s- U.O, tllat •• _.., e.,.eryt\lq wi tlll~h·ea fn~~ tile re.t, aad p.. ~~ wlllo oriel..'! Uoq;lllta, • eo ~ la.,eatuare, eiTiliaatioa, 11&'! otbera do .dl Ue wvrt tiou 111td id.eala, tile 1.,110,,,11'- ill tiM bnaty, treed.o. uol lltdt.pe•~ o.e..-... * tk_,_ 1913 ' QENE DEBS- -AN OLD "OFFENDER" '"'""ta The wor k~ r "'b G~>e blood doe:t uot boil witb indignation •t uullido ua aUat k of thot diJJl' rltd.ited Re publican •dminiltration Y. IJ.gto u~ \' . DeLl aud t11e Ap~ l to Heuou, ill indeed a 1100r • wa u. Uri<'lly, an d -''Ofl\' iJ1 eaune to Deba and aaked for ..... y from I he \'ieiu ily o r Le ll\'l"IIWOrth llrilon ~· here b e l:f'l li j ob bt:CI!.U.I;o• he bed hel ped in . eXJ.U.iu g ooudi_tions in bolo• ;~,~~-~~:~:;1c •~.::~ :~1~~:~~~~;::'•~;;,.~0 ~~~~~~ ~:~~~=~~ ~~~ 1 !11, ~~b~~i~.~~eefr;"i~~~~~~~r:~~~a~~ut~•r~:1\~t:,ai~ r~~o:~·,~tim wou ld n 't ht> tht fil'1llt or th e te nth time !hat hf!'l gin!ll t l·ery nickd iu hi~J d oth••lli to 1111 unrortmulte-and h¥1ped him on hia way. TIJ•• r••llu lt hllll !we n thlll th l.' e:I ·I'On\' i<'l hll.!l llipped a wa y rrom th.- ro•mo r~~,. J ;•II• a-rip ,.,r th t' uupityiuiC 11\IIJilcrll who would• drag him illlo) tho• Jinu•. Jil(ht HtuJ !U"I WiJ Jo· Jy' publi.d J tilt> fft el or l1i1 Prt!''iOUJJ ill· u ~ ··r11 tirm thHI il woulol lw impollliihlc for him to l(t. l auoth e r job. .\uol thi11 ill tl w "o· r inu•" of whic h th e o•Hpitali111 papl!n !I a~··· 11 1n· .. r 1111,111 '"'" ,.0 11 ,,,,. fawt ~ in ''"' matt>'r! X(lt m1e. wa ul yo'u t o think th11i llo•loli hnol co mm itt(·t l some IIWful ltll (old tr ick w ith thcfu . Xo·oro•11 1111d huudreJs o f tiltl <'ll tilt.)' tbe . ' ••JIIIOrt of ~ 11 wu vario11a -.1~• of .• et i.,.ity ~ . . .: no-10ft, it , _ ~ il ..W of ~~: ~~::~:~,:~ ::\::; -~.::a'!: 11 ;:~:.::e ::;=.·~ ~';~. '!:;pe~d~;:~ to tloe ~···- 1 .,_,.:..; gett•a~ or P~"~ 11'1 tHir ~· taod ple,tot~capab~~oldarni(UU~Dc\ ynlul.,.e ~tta.iHd by tlle~r o...• uertloa. P• ......~•m wu to do tl!cu owo tk•otiDI, aod ~~:~a11y a of lie til- wllo do udal wott IID.d •-;:: o•~a .... anoo, tllco, amoag mee, • •d tbe wealtlly or rich IUD belo11p te tlae peadeat t llle\:iq, or 1.0 t lloae wile a paruotft became uueommou ~lle .. COGIIIDII people ..-lllo accept Lbcir tftr work eor tblok. PLAIN TALES OF THE "REDS" IIOMGKBL I IIJ'&a.I[Bil&' '.A.ano•. l a:cvoLUTIOJ{AST OLtra Dl' nam. Cl:lmDa trl'. Hyu, 11M! o•tc..rikd ptl~Taber ot T1oe 8~ ' CWb n.teocd to ao oW Eftr ai11ee Bruttll Poor '• b.altcial pulltital pilflt, (D.Jae up fnml Bryu.ite 6pala wbt 1M! tboogt.t about ordt bepo t.D Nor a balaac<e i .~;!~:~~=~· ~~.,;~j~:!.i;t·,l~··~~ h;~\~:H·i~,j~~~~font,clfu~~~ worker..;j;,;;;;,;,;;;di l ;.:;;;::~ Auuduro l Oil juoiJ,Co' . .\!110 th l'Y uc n ·r tell )'QU th a t hrou~ellt t o triKI - in 11pit•• of hill QWU clcnoa Juls. li e t o tr inl J,,.,.KIIK•· 11 juro r · · t ook Kick . ' ' Tha t Willi ar;o. T il•• juror i11 lit il l "' lii<·k. ' ' uo doubt. ...." ' .-.;.,d, ·~of lriod ..... .._.,. .. _ _ lridot:r of 'eiYililed. IOI:iee7. _,.~.;;......Jed... -. ~c.t.~ft.-v. ~J>wb'St.G0.-~. 511c: .a . . . . . ,.,.... ._ .._;.. Ea*-ilu-.ad-ct..-u.J .... 6, ttl!, ...-.. .., ....4. tloe&oo;ollot-. AD-..,..OD_.W._...t _ _ RY. ..... ...._::. .._ 1 ..,-ALO.ft. Y. IIAit'TWI' ........._,_ 8ariaJi.a . . . . . . . ODd--~ tiaaiV'- ........., . . ................... .,....,.,~ PU......,......a.Tin'TIIIi; BUPI'ALO soaAl.lST PUIIlDBlNG <XliiPA!jY Bra~~~~!';'~ =eel~ ==~!~-~~ ~ o~~!' ;.'; ::!:t a:; ';.~ok~~ ::~P;-:~ llony· re<rolutiaoary .,......, tor loUt lwir, .oatter!O&.ita.t• loog while bctwff!ll William D. a~~d 1E ul(~ue \'-. be li,..lly ol..-idrd i11 ta<rW ot \ l'atriek Ti!nllthy ! would toraW. tbe _ , . to n111 t.be Ia· duatriel" uder So6alism aod llmilar pin., ld ll.i.m. 011 tloe ri&bltnct witb tile l'f!'rolutiellary fa~ pd be upecul to joi11 tile ~y alter he bu a111diecl tilt IDOOII briM(room. Steael nino llad 11111 tl"Oab~rbentbeBI...cbWM4rawl•ceo tbe treasury witlll aothi111 but a dddt to draw from. • -'"- - - - _ . ldNa rtwe 111m tlott'f. THE WORKERS' .Ef:!VIRONMENT Tlw 11rwiKI • · n~·ir mwwnt of Hny ~roup or people hA l no in lht· olo•\' o•lopiiHml o r t/u• idNIIfl ltlld prin"lli liug ioleaa or I t C~~~~ : : : , : ac~ll:;rb7:: Wh t'fho•r it Ito• II grOUJl of t/lt' bonrgrQill or II. lfN!Up o r t he OCOINa,;at, l::•••. TIH• o•n pitulii l I'IMII hu lk'~ll IJUick t o not t: I h is ra" t. from ilbe :.~Dd<r~~!~ ~to':,·:: ::;o~'k~.:~~~ ""~j~1~'\,'(~:l i~j~/1 ~ 1 ~~~:~~~t~·~~~ 1 1 1 ~;rrr~~di~r (.'om:=~~·:;:a::;:p:''Q.II be :i"~:!l'f!";!.. wi~~tc!:;f-.~~.! will be tbe buiftlt <'OI!IIIIittee in lti tbe il!'e i11 1umlllflr aad nw111 " l'rm·id •·• l " hy tlw ri c h for th e workiug c\axg thi• •JlriDI aDd •ommtr. i('f! ill •IDler. rupt - f r ruu tho• wurkinK t•IIISH lltlltttlpoint.- in' that i t Q r•·•·Jmeil ll th•· workf'rN to o•l"il condition s. inst<'Hd of into R rt' l'r'llutiOII Hr\' Htlituolo· nnd K ,J,·to•rllliiiHtiou to 1-'nr o·XHIII J' I••. ~1' 1' 1111\"o• tho· Y. ~(. C. A .. flnl!.necd l1y th•· t· ~pro•IIH purpo;so· of dcl' t•lof'i.JI~ thf' h u mble a ltitude 11 wo•·k••hl Tllrou~ho!llt the J'OU JIIry, lh ll Y . .\1. 1'. ,\ .ill the IT•I•i.,• I P'"'•'" pDOr p ,:: bi.c ~~~~ bi'D& CIIOII to-. "a"Jbolb" Ill wbo bcli.,.n lo csaet ud riali•,• ............al the j111tio:e tor tloe - t u ... u .. for llnllll· Con·ed. WAR CAUSES U f~ {; :~\J:!: :;:?;: ;): ;J;:~ /;i;: :~ i~;: :~ ;:.0:i ~;~)t};~ f.\~: ,:~ : ~: , I: :ft~;·~ f.:"~ [~;:. ~;,~ ~ f~ j ~!;:%ijJ.~·,;:~ ~;: : :•;,"':," .'·l ·•~e~· •• uln d nutiu11 111 ~enhJ,.•ry 11nd olt•twmlo•lltt• upm1 tiH' 111111!1<·r~ for uleHII rook \ 0~,~~:,·. ~=~"";, ~~ •o:•;o~~;t"uD~;;' :•:;,•••:::~ ~~·.. :c·~-:h:udb~•·:•• ·•i•oo.,•• l •••~••• (~t~~~~~~~f~~}t¥11l~~¥~~~·~1Itffi¥~~!~~~~t, ~·~.~~:~:. in . :t ltd trnin•·•l th•• I"IHI!h uf th •· I" no\ to loQk upo n t lw llhO p· kf'<' piug '"'' 0 ~ Tookt~·· T"7~~~it~~~ da,.. of 10 the f ront . Th~n famo hH "'11"1 for· l>f'tlcr t reatmii!Dt. So! !Itt I he lt.t.llu n ""'' ... d~l l'•opert:o- a~~:e fll r l hemoeh·u. ~t f reullc-lf alii"!', · 11·1 h i ~ J• ll1 ~~ .... tlu•ir " \" illlii l11', thf'• .:\':;~, 1\~;;,~J~~k::~~;;;~:1 "to~~~·; ,;~~R~i';1. 1 ~1 ~~~(:::~1:1:1t:~~~~:~,:,:.~~.~:~·~~!::;~ :~ot1~t~;a!';:!i~:tr:'Gotb ron:~:;~ ~~ =~Kc~~~i:':.~;~~:~/~i·,:~••l'':::t:lt·;,:;l:l:;~~r~hlto'lo~~-~·r:;:~~:~~:f1 ~·('11i1 ~~~~~~~~1)~\~! ~:~.;~~e ';~:~~~i~~~., world . ... many nttlt, - Tb r nm" ... pitali~t rlus that First ilnu.l ,l"o"l\11" o•o)l')' uf tlw BuiTKiu :->•winllst to 80mt'OJW, TIH•n ahhorct •·ioleucr, nholl.,-, and all tb e u~>k loin! tu , ,],~o · r i l 10 • hooril>l~ th in)!• tb t lhe .. llrllill!: <"IR• io rreditl'olwitb whtt ll il io 6,~:lllio' for Tho· wu rkiut: o·III:UI h1111 uo " fricnli11'' ou wlwm· it cu n r ely for on utn .'""f of hrttaol, ue•·"r hcaitate il !l t'llltl lll' iJ' II l iun . I t IIIIJSI Sll\'t' itsdf. to rob, toll and pill•ge ~I'C' r~·thillg ud Ul t~m~: ~&II~ go I<> h~ll ~:ld ',a,::;:: •t:d ':'.:...~~~e~ :.:!'e~f t:el~~tbht~ ~;;"':~~: t1bb:,.•:::;• amol!g tlltmH'h·n., war will 11op. m.. rabrr. l.be l.it; fellor1 l'le1'0'.r war : take aote of tbt. They 1t•y home, ud hire a ouiKt ltu le. nil thf! other frllow wllulol l<jur&llit.. • pig it a th C'III. Hta~em ber, il don 11111 Re- ' I«<WI tat oa lllo blOOtl. ~ =~:~··~~::..~~:; !;:".~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-02-08 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n036_19130208 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-11 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v01n036 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/f683cc04c4c49d0488302aac0aeee38a.pdf df196a6c5bcf4cc5298560b2ad239c56 PDF Text Text l f ul~ .workiAg ~pi~ would. ~pport t.beir OWJt .,.pen u liberally and faithfully a.~ ti>l'Y sup. port t he preu of their muters, ·, ·hat a ~~w~r the labor prelt. would be! Bizt the prL~ of a 11ocial il &JW&fl the Up~OD of lh~ infd)et"tifal eonditiOD O[ t hat r.ilt.• ~! self, Of ita inAight, 'ita aolidarity, ita dau cona~ifl•liClleNt. · · II our working people understood their material &Dd intellectual intueau they would not any Jonger·aeeept the intellectual food olfered them by the eapital~rea_ for this fOod is aduherated. It is prepared for the purpose of .tifl.ing the llelf. respeet and the aelf-relianee of the worke111, for the pnrpoee of stimulating the ilave rirtuu of submiiiiJion, self-humiliation, aelf-distruat, I:riug, e1a... ereepinl( and bliodly obeying. ,.. If would ll('eiD almoat ineonceinble that intelligent worke111 ahouJ(l neglect their own prua aud .aupport paJ~rs that tell them daily that it ia their duty u Jaw-abiding and ordt•r-lo\·ing eitiU!nl to be llltilfied with what th@ir mnsters ~.fit to gh·e them, and that it is their de:!~tiny to be ~ervaot11 and hireling• (ore,·er. .. Of coune: the read ing of the C&JJitalist pre53 hu thia .,._o nderhtl ad\·ant.age : It do~ 1101 require a ny thinking. while the Sociali'lt prca dcma!lds thinking read era, for ita object is to help th~ Buffalo'• Daily Papers Placed oil Deferuive Lack of lnltiatlve - Walted for McDougal St.m Fight - Wilt Soon be Forgotten. •• ~:u:dv~:. ::u~~:'ro~~!b:1 ~tr~; I~b;:o•:~~~~~.·:et;..~=~ •.::r~~~ _,.,,e to.. .-ome to be th jok• of zbe 1..., wh.-r.. fro111 tenor 10 ••K people 1 .n Up to tbe time Mr Mcl>oupl ~lll<!rlllll' mu•l o<ol\ce tbl! delay Ill " " ' • telle r to th., daolf P•l"'"' uli lf'tltng h r.-• bul , •• we ba• e 00, ,., t bem mook,..,d 11p ~ounge ~lor~. the u me ro.~ld be ma<le •• 11 ae-lo to ~· rf pr~nt uf • ~:dSS: !~l'~:e~:,~i~h~~~e~~~!· 1~o ~~~~k:11 t~b:i'~!~~e:i~;~i~~e~;itrellt~e .~,~~~1ia:! ~~e~~zrh:;:c~~l 1 ~i~~~; achit••·ementJI. demands as Wt'll 811 their The labor DIO~ement 1!1 growmg the cl&.\~-eODIIC.IOU&netll ot tlz~ " orkmg milhOII!I 1!1 lfl'OWlJif: nnd the effieJell<:) o( the labor preu Ill gro•nng 111 propor110n to the mRtenal tmd moral IIUJIJlOrt it is reeei\'ing frOm worken1. the •en· ."•;..,,, ,~';:;: l '==========;=:;::=====;::=;========== i It, the uleoce the 11..- nu trl!.rr of l•a..t nlj:ftl -- oo Uno 111bjeet " u llle featara •notr•<l of tr.-onK to .-arr> ,..~::.'1t~!t::.. of tb.- daillu ban 11 COUillclliDm Also Approve of Paying Contractors for Work Done Contrary to State Provision- " Friendo of Labor" Play Old Game on Poor Old Working Class - Labor's Friends on Election Day Only. ~::.:.n~~~~ro <In Olle t ar u on ''"•IIIIIIIIJ; ~~~~~~ Another utr•rt from tbe l nlet o&· �.... . 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You .,.; Rll ~u 7~,~ leu than the The l:ro~li~i-tio nilllll ~Oiled 4~,565 .'·ot~ lewi lluu> ·th"• ·ihd";;n iJ~~a~:C:~~:~e~\~?4'~,~:h:e~t~ 11 ~~~~~turn.~ ._::c::c~..~ ·: ·"··•· • : ota\1 ''f' c II trifle lughc r. but the cnemy 11 1 I figures are ;;,:~·~•::::,::!~::::·.:.:;~l:~i: 1~t~:t,l~: :::::~0: ~ :::£~:·~~S.':i~~:~··:>::::~~":~~o:.: lllllt 1em. ~r I'"""~' ;~ aruu~:- j CONDITION Of "'or~! r:d~nlllln "'"'1~•." h~lol j IN THE BALKANS •"Y '"'' b"'l: i ' "~~,::• ::,:,:::;:; ~~~:~.::· Tl~:~~·:-; ."'ill DURING THE '"''ft !··:·: ····••••• wmkuo~ du~ •e~~ tb~ j rooma t ! or•·•·• h•hor fur a li •:rhloOO<I rOIIJUIIrtlu n "·l! b \Jtqnrh !i.-.· ll~ t·m ...•IH•> far•• I ~ farr •lib t• o 11111 B t•"~~ .,f tla nr o•• a 11 ol ~ar o l pa r ti!'"l o_f t hr of 111> \.of' at f' rnnklill hall e•·e ry Sa t· t onw •. ' " of tbr o•ont J'<' II·I urdn .•· e~e nin,;:: . T ft,. .r ,.,•lln" !•ian• ahca•t. j ,,,,.,,r tw ed unlllth,.~· a r .-forrll<l l ~> it. lo e fun. f ue nu d mun 1 Yuu nrr i n•·i t..d . Yuu rt"T i r ntloartin•·it ~d. j ......., ED.traD.oe em Pearl Street · They are taken from a capitalistic 80Uree-The Wprld Aln"" '"- 1"' 111\41 are as followa: Woodrow -:·wi lson h ceh-ed 11 5;650 votes less t han Bryan ceivcd in ] 908. · . o'l.:aeo iu tio na. J . E. I'.~RS0:-;"8. Ull~ Willo-w. Nia ga ra t'a ll o. WUAT AlU! , •m Bll!l'alo .,.,tor a11s:.:-:; 1: : !:re!:=:a.~'* u~~ t'adodSoah . S. · BR.ODY ..... 11r..~.....,......... Olprs, Olprettee and .Ru••lan Teas Bell P~, 8o-nt 11t--J. Yroeldet lUCN ' 28Q William .St.roMt., Cor. PN.u, - Butralo, N.Y . INSURANCE . E. W • .JOHNSTON· an ti faMo r ito for I'JHJ: TEA.!\ KLII:V£.TOR arLY WH.SEL PLATE OU..S5 BTU» BOI L.ER =&l}'&lld I.ACXAWANNA - l{£:[~ff~~~~~;~l~~J~i~~~~" '1~f.~~r " " '" ' ' '" ' "''" • .,;, ol ,.,, . . } " .. I "" •hoiuioo •ill I• ;::~ ;t:'i~ .:~.;:r}r:~::~:;:;~:~;.~~ - " '"""· ''' by " ' ""· ;~a(:i. ~~::·~: ~~etbr ---- A"'·,, '"""· "''" ... ,.•,.,,, '" "'" WORKINGMEN'S CWB • lnforomuo un an•l ta uJ.: ht th a t tlo\1 lrlfll· 7t ::::~~~~~~lhi~·~. ~~~~:0 ,; :: •h•:t Ag,..., ·• vol. 1, l•jrfl lll~. fir eat tbio mn Ru11rl, bnt ant to be ..onoi<lue..l u a n im portan t fu tur, a1 t"hc noajorit~· that huy ki• bouh n••·er "-"''' t hem. ,\ad 1100 n~r or ll\l•r t bry wi ll l>f' con~uln<'<l It> a lit eral lltt'. Ot courw, ,..., muot a1lmlt that hi• an ti·htll d OJ'<' muot L• a Rou rce of CO lO B. SERNOFFSKY .101 fllllll•• .,,_, Leuerlnr Jho>HI an• l nonr of ~·our ... ilol. i rra · To the Bulga r ian 'lrut t n·e for a ll work en and l"'fD tb't lot ot proYidlag f or the worlunr.n alld women. and Bet en 100.or Ma)' 1. 8tart Whh Xora. OharWr 8tD.l Opa~~.. -- That t he neW" Work lngmea.'t Social wit.b a ft oop ,....,. fully · "tabiitbed '""II tbe Jollot Al•]•lica tioa !llank• bf'pn to com e in to SM: ret.ar.- Cattell Jut S.tu rd.ay. Tbrre .,., abu~ t ro Joint A1,1,untion lllan k1 ('! 11 L will go f o,..ard ;~~~~~::Q=~ll~c~;~~ :;:·r Tbf' Organiutio tt mretia'g ro:~;g ;:i:~e:!:.,: c;,::;~':.:: !~!: ~u::~d~o; d:;~: =~:~e rei)'O oden ee, f N!lj: rtt •·err mucb that I am unab le to pre~en t my f oreign nm rad et a Ye ry dear pictu"' of the JM)Iition he re. I eannot giYe all tbe t~u a~d realit i~ Uf'Ceuary to tlhil et~d. ~or ran I uoform lhtm of I be 11robable ronllll!q t,.• nte.'l , a1 a lfe.: t ilag the tlght ing I"OI<>t ar iat. the war ...m bring about. t he workera and tbei r familiu U.de.cribable. .Their lot t. <!Ytr a.ad 1- bearable, on tbe one hand t.he utraMdin.arr lntreaM In tbt ot P'fVI..iODI, and om tbe other through the approadt of tbe wlatrr. W"a~n g~~:n30f1:r 0/~~:~i~ ~·:~~~~~ l1IE SECUW CLUB Jbowed will be the armr.d forcf't throughout tbe land, . . ~: Bel!, Bow. HIJllfUIIIJJt..., . W"' lu•r, ''"" 't tlu11k th at ,..,. un all prorided tb•~· ba•·e ~ the illitlatioll Wr my ~ nd had ncot o.n tbe i•ue of th e ~\udy of modttn th~ught ...., 1narry 1h~ ~ nopl.,~· r ... •' "" " ht•r or be r~.-. l'e nuacoea t collin',. ,..ill be ele-et.ed o rd ~ r C'O mf'lf' led the 1r ~ 6th year, 11'e re 1a tb~ general partie •r-t!on of t he 111bje-e~ llaJ'I"'" on ~nl hfr. \'ut~ t b,. ~iall•t f~rcroo b v ~Ia.- l . • At the lint mfllltillll f' nli1ted, similar pro .. iaioa. were made decided to f'Utflilatt ti~ lr~t ,,.,,] h~li• ··~tabll~b ;o-011 r o•n t h• co~lli t uiiop aod b•·law• will be for t bo~~e. w bo ... ere un tler obligation to ?f the nu~alo.Sod.al iat f oro lll>,.rty a<lo:~ J•t~• l aa d a eom.m itl~ elet:t.ed 10 in- 1erve iu 11114 1 to hfl tummon ed before on I be 3d d oltro cl of th e 19th C. D. B. •·eatiJ,.. te tb r. matte r of N!C ur in g tuit · t be attflllatioa ron~mlll eet a.nd aUnt· ad••e nlain r fo r tbe a bl"' room• tor t be dub'o hudquart ilra.. ~ f or MtYj..,.,. llae~cmiaas lh las in Courw . . If tbe remal ulng J oin t .AI'I'Iieation Bg\garia. w~re compelled. to Htve i c ro~mn o\f' II Y"ner Bl aak. obuw .,. .Jar&~ a u:uub<IJ of t lwl lla""'o••a• Vol unteer CofJ!". 011\y BILVEB OllllEK. N. Y. A •lwtt tlno• "!:" &f filih"rt Cr""k d...-itlrd t u lo..- r. ll n uamn u t h - alrtad~· t urn ed io , t he thO;M. who bad oot r uched the ~p of uh i111: mola r nttaf t.-•1. •ad tbrt11hy nott~~be,..blp enrollt'd bT Sunday •honld 15, W"ere fTf!ll! !rom compul.or:r nulltary banJ:"I' a tall'. bel o.- rr and 1 ~ will be aa ..a•y .erc-icf'. _To the tlder men feU tloe duty .,..u 100, _ _ t1o~~ ~:o~;t·..:!'~:C:t<~;·:~. e;;~;1~;~ =~~~~: ::ei:~':~~ ~~::u:umber to 1,000 ;!e=~~n~~~:=n~;.:~r~:n~~~n~: locS:t~~~n:..:a:;':'ee~ .... a nd brint: t old to t urn oa t br ~.. ~. L••o.- • • tbe Cifo o_ !, ·-······ •••• I h Emrloy...- at the po.t oiBct, telegraph :::::::~~i:;:~:::;;,;.~~;:·:::: ~~:~:~~::::~:: £':::~:~~: ::?. ~)£t·~2:~:.~~~::::::. ~.::?~::_;.::.,:·. . rf'Voh·e hf J)IC!f Uiated fully ., 10 tbe t ae a.uh DI ~n 8Ynday flTea\~, .......: ;.:r:-;!•·:. llatl!d for Mniee, 10 a• to canro tbeh- ~cualocatiDnllta. !llo o!it~:~~~rtl~~ith.,.~i~ :~=:';:~~:~ 110~ 0::.end to.-". ;f~~.~: urril!d 011 d~trit~c t\e thne :.a.a:~":tw:: .,n od. 1~:!';'•_ · - · 1:;:::., la• t ~1;.,,. , of i ntelli(f'n"' br d"'"ld..-d • t hai hr~ wu -eUoillll" SoclaHo m A 0010"-.:IOJf. ,..,.w Blli imJoroYe. Afl.,6r t bt &,.Wor b .A J>ro&ebflr &Mared SilO baDII:en at a ~-M"<I 1141 htsa.n 111 d~ It wu in buquet . recut.ly bald i n Ncw l •orlt tht ! be ~teat ot tlioe u.m.- lp 1111d W" itb if tb.-n- 11 a meney tn1Jt i t ;. Ia Ill• , luqorn1f aut:r IM'fon~ d reamed &f bf' han<h of tbe plou. Wbu a tGD fH....._. ••JoOIIndinc SodaJi.,.1 t.o a wal• •ion! Wbe'd a thoqht lt f alan•. 1a J.,.. !ban three ' 111io.at.l"• bf' • a..d ..,1d• rlear t•t' So.-Wi•t plliloeepb;o8odali1t1 are 1tuduU of ltt.tory, iD l u. n l ifiiJ, ~:'"····'' deaf'_rlbed tbr l~onomiu llld eiTiu a lit!. _abnda.et!J" . Sor i•h~l ""•'""" ud .,...~ ~ ..• rk>tW..cllt. a blr to d.al eo,..t raetil""ely "W"it• pr9b• ·att u... ~si•l&iaillf '"• to •'11te tM WmJ o f l'""t'rlllllt'at. , • . TIID mrau ot prodnctioa and all en- doae well to arm terprt.. wert, after t.he lint fe~ da~ of tbe mobllatlon badly aft"ec tN a.nd q•ietl!d doW"L ETerytloinJ wu J1N,.arN for U.e a11111 enlo•l,e l)', All t.aiJotll, alaoemaku., ,tolaen.. and hlac'Jt. . .itb:e wbo llad not beeo caUed to tlle colon, .. d aiM wor•·WOIIlLD were oblipd to labor la tlle ~~PI ot !be .l' n • r yo'"!. eo-·-~· .!tlo.ont 1._,..,..,~., J"Meivh.c 0 • 1J' tbeu- keep. Ia llrlo\d.l.l'u.&t ..... ~ •~blt!i. 'a Anty eopy of lut ~'• Blll"alo T"l!a tcho1 qnttti oa tti.U Aldetll'l&.ll aDd Coa.cllaeD 111 • •d will u ... · for a eoulden.hl• hom pr-•t lndleatM-11& T11e1 an adepb In tbe art not to do iL But h'• bow. Yoa. eu "t bla!H ....... really•. :W:OIIt of U.e• a .. a:ate pool - . - t tbelt ~ • - l!....,..- '"*7 '-ripdoa WBOJ.BSAJ.B C AKJ)IBB d flna l. J•t ll"j> ketlc •·loiouo ahou t thr r lau br hl in ~·ra uklin Hall on Sundlv e>'en- a nd on th e 19th of Oc tobeT, ..-ar or-e raAo illh!rel l.ool! -1011 of t1r UJlj:lo> i~ ~oing tu lt op it . in ~:, Ffllo. 2 an d all of tbo!IC! wb o h..-e t ioM 11"tff' rom nll!n ~td aplual the ..... beld 8o11day afte nooon, ~oor I oran l l u u:o- ia ~onthuio 11, ~lr. li ~n tol the 'r oll .,.;u br allowed 10 1.-otr, Tonka. All W"bO bad ... rve'd ill tbfl tbe enth uAum ot t!ie ::~::. ":o!~,;'::l~ ;i: ~~,.;'1~~\::;;·~~~! a; 0 1 !~ :=~~.~~i::\;0 :a1~:0 t:~: :·~~ :.::b:e.c:':~ed ~~! t;1r::~: .;:~: ~; Ill diH-io g It..,.., ri QUeen GUy candy eo. A.Jzt• \0 l:DroU 0~ ~ llam.btn hertu;onder: p rop~rt , ::~:~!,•:rli~~~~:11 , \", ~~:~~ ~~~~:;~;~'"~~: • hr.-liB I WOIK IIIII b.f'd. ~yotcmatk J•bn nf rohl>f'TY or <'ll • plul tation i1 a J,tra t11l thio" f or him. TUill t hat hf' ..-otl ' "' re• a r.lrol \,..~·o nd the ,:n•·r. llut tho• ~ lujzy •ill "':0"" li nd out th11. t th!'" 1ort talk from tlte pul1 •i t an.l t hf' ~ol.l f' lanomy han •lohnkf'• are not ~: oi nJ: t u 11.-rt> i•·• th ,..orkt rl mueb l nn ~:r r . >h . . ••.• !titod•. �·. t ,=;< . . j.' ·Eugen·e:.V. Debs ·W~ -~ at ~ h'ame in Tme Haute, Ind. last Fiiday and ~ now out on bail . His arrCst~·was in conn¢ion with the ~~~~~, . . ing in the Federal prispn . at Fort Lcavenwerth." · The trial Will be the greatest in the annals of the judicial history of ,the United.States. ·. E• ..,.,. v. Dd. KEEP POSTED The Butr'alo Socialist, the premier &olallst weekly of the East and the Appeal to Reason ' will contain all the news. The Buffalo Socialist, one year, The Ap~ Reason, 40 weeks, $J.OO To~ ~ - $1.25 - .25 SPECIAL OFFER · Jllrfietter·:Bettung. ~~1 1! <>uly German ue~'apaper lr. the ltate ou!.thle uf N,,,.. Yurk l:h y, n ·1ortt· ot•ulln¥tl• l!' iute reitof tbto Wor lr.lng,(llaa•.-:.O'-"U'-' f ur3luuu•l"' . �Some PtlliL!$HaD WB.UL't' BY TMII) " BUFFALO SOCAUST PUBUSHING OOMPANY ,._,;...,.] ~ 5l 1Y.Lp:Stn.t,WO.C. ....._Tbt K&ISI.O, ........... ..,., HaNil~~-~Wllo« BUPFALO,N. Y. PR.Unt DIR~ T - W. P. CABV:.,~t('V. ~PrbSI.OO,_.,_,SCkebmoab,piy.W.IIl.S.UC» . Entered u MIOOI:Id -cl... m•Uer JIUie 5, 11112, at the poi.t omc:e Bdalar.-New York, tll1der 'be Ad ot Mueh 8, 18'19 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1913 •* ~f QUr pod frie1J1!:1 are wutins 10 muett of ~uable time ud tow:~~ IY~1 :~:~o~~~~~;;~~=~th~t:a1'e ~~:ctiti!~"~r~o~~r !:d ~iFe-:r:k~ ~=J crimiWlls and ·ct.u.e women to fall.' • ' · . , Improve the poeral eonditiOllll of the workiog people, aboliab th,e wbol.e _,.bbery and· deception, b r~nr to an ead tbe iodunrial manslaughter roinr on at ·a fearfbl R ttt -wherner .wealth i. ~== ::::i~~:.b::lf~~!-~=~=:~!:!! :dd:~~~~!~t!~~~ ;::.oo:. ~ lift of the fallen. . . , Lou cannot uplift the fallen and aave the outeut, who it a.couatomed to be at war with ~ Qjety,.ao devote your time aud ~nergy and iympatby to bring about 10e.ial conditions . which will pre\•ent tho1e \vho stalld from (!oiling. · · '\" .. 111. ...-~--~"!"'..ii!'i-----II ---11 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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' mPn In Ill Ot •l<'r that PrOPii l ndl. \t , , , " ' thew om\!<'<' Amooa: Fatmei'L ""'llllJol o f che th~ r•rohl~m of ~tate /<'l~h•nJ.: er ut ne Commlltte eoopenlt' with tbe , t1u nlu nl'l hu t;om loca l 8 10 the end that liter a t u re be d 11 th r lt<b uted at th e fOU l!!\ fturs held In the tmpul~e~~ ~o j!Oioll: on uo~ wea re tbe vi••• o t lar•r l hl' members OD t he aobjHt, of 1111111 la\e be,o aup r>lant- othu pototl 'll'lil ll'.b will bf. ,...,d for d!KUNIOII on the 1 ~:01de!:=·~~~o~~ug:::- ?,u-•0 ~:::::. :~";::~:.~.: . ~b:J•~t~:: :~tuh.,\:':.;:;:u~~: ••;;:~:~rta~f.~hl' ,: ;at•fne Count•, ~·:ft~:~!ur:~ned..:}!~1!0; ~~:nf!:'tj;.r'f~ ,., .. 10 a nnl th~ lth a<a n<,.'lml('-u brous.:ht hefore tilt- ~ommliiH! tbe re 1number. or IIIIIUe11c~ h wu f ooad10d Ye!t ~,_nt, about ZO membe r. eu laton~JolntApJ•lu:atlonbla l :o ,b.:;.~::: .~ -------------------FIIlE TEAM" ELKVA.TOR VL\' WHB£1. LACKAWANNA ,, Meadow L.t.oc PLATE GLASS BTEAll BOIU ~:t:·" r.ud Great·Sacrifice Sale AT l ·SLO:TKIN &CO'S. a.oAIIIID IIIJOY STill 408 Wil-LIAM ST.RBBT R%T DOOB TO PLAU l'!I&AmB . EVERYTHING •QOEB BELOW 008T �WHAT FOR? Capttalbts want wars. Politicians deolare wars. · Pre:achers pray for victories In wars. WORKINQMEN flaht the wars. If the masters want blood let them cut their own throats. Let those who want "great vlctortes" go to the firing line and get them If war fs good enough to pray for, It Is good enough to J.R to - up close where sfe% . fla~~es, bones sna p ~nd blood spurts. They say: 11 War Is Hell" Well, then, lel those who want hell. go 'to he ll . . WAR- WHAT FOR? It • h•ndtonu!, ..-old -'•m red , high p:r•de,clnth -bo und,d ouble - b•cked bou lr, prtnu:d ' !n f'Uy, open typt'!on hlghqualllyi>• J~r. l:ldlnches lniiKe. Th e boulr. Nntaln~ ; (J,'J.e paget ; til r:h~piNI: 231uten-e]y l nte~ t l nl('f111l · l'"¥1!)lleture. LI3JIO"'I! rfulhalf:tone.) Retail ,price $1.20 OUR SEII·ANNUAL CLEARAfiC[ SALE 18 STILL 80118 01 · If you have not attended our Clearance Sales you don't know what rear bar· gains are . Do It now ,for you can buy $~SO:~~tand ?v;r: $975 $l8!~~::d . Sfl75. $l:a~ugv~~~:;~t. $14 75 All Uzdoa Jlade ; THE !NT£RPIISE OLO'l'1IIERs 891-8 een..- St- anil !300 Jeffe·n ton �., ~ - ·: • !UPI"ALO,N.~ ,..., A..Wo- 1 52 Y . Lp-Sb.l.lnU- :-!~~-~~· -::~ BUFP'ALO.-N.~. Eul«'fldu - a d·el. . taa&Ur- J1LIMI 6; 11112, a~tbe pon ollce •' Bdalo, Ne• 'l:'ork, UZlder_t.be A.ct of Jlarda'l, 18'18. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2S. J9J3 Tho• Frt:nl"h ~lwe rrnnenf ill all or a · flu tter beCAUit' ..·h" ~::.::~:·.:·{'::,: ~"~:.;~.~~:::,~:~.:~:t~~',~:~~:·: k-e li ng. A arLUIOB FACE. ('omu4d:o tlw m.m•!f·r.: ~~~out IUhi gd ~ loo·m :-lltJtl 1,'·1 l!nlrioti!!m hl!' d11m11~1. • Eu~l::::·1 ~:,:'.'!' /:1:.0 l~~~~~i': :::I!\::,~.~~~~~J'~:~ ~~!::;;;:,•: 1:~:.~· 11 fl~l;l,:~t:~:~11 ~;::! turned l of w.nr.-•1'11h · 1 :·.~",';;~t';,'n~~:~P~',:\~'\rl1t1 ;;11:~;·~~o~~~l~i•~! t}ll' lllii~ S •'fl roa.Ed ~::u:ecc:.~~a,.ofg:~~::..:~ u .. ~ot rr:rnl~~·!~ ;;:~ebc~~~!~:: ~: l 'ut!tr::>dt'S :.~ .... J~o:i~on u~gi:.:t:e:::: ~=: 11 :: 11 :.:l~b::biu~•:-::;l:•:;e~a=a~;~a~ Z~'lt';ia~.:~ ~ : :e:l:tli.;;: ..:·e,• a gret'llllg h ke tbat •e•er had eaous b tome tor 11,. meals for tile,, eb Jlarryt ~~:;,~h~::::;r·~:.ri:~~~1 1\ .~~ •. ~:::~ ul·:;~h::r j_~;.rk~~::::t·•:u~~-~:,~:::,~ 1 ~1 rt;~:~~~~~:;~ I~~;\~~~::~:00 place 1<1 be of a :~~~K~;~~~~d :~~~·::.t.r0 ~:·,.,:lr~,; t:~· ,;•,·.~·l•,:::.i~~~k:~~•. ~ ~~ (::::~~~~:~ 1 ~1o 1i7.,::~;· J;~.';~ TH& HEAVENLY TWINB. ~·~~~,.,:!•·~ . ~~;;;:.'~~~~:";·•;,~\'~';~;. ~:~;·, ...___ J IJiilie- ridle nreet, wv de portM •ltboat tile koow ltolte' aad - • ut of low parnt.l. ...:.=~~~,~~~~... wom" will do to tiim ill tllia ~ Qvkk eart.ail1, aod bullia- · of ullillg bl11110 llifk tll.at be baMa 't bHa ia t~ee ::~ ~i~~~av~·:::;; the b~k oa :addy. aiaee. WBLOoiiB !'0 otm OITY, '~~~~~~rit;.~::~.~·:~j,~~-:~: .. ~~:~~~:;~!. 0~hn•;'j~ w'~~~t·~:ci!:;:t ~~:~11c~ 1 ~!·~- \11h~~rii'";',',::•~i~:~i~~~~:~a~::'::::~~::~;~~~:t~1 ~~~-IIJJ1 ~~!:!:'\~ J l!toJ>I t llllu~o: tho· j~lorh·,;. !lw ~1•l•· w l lll1~ 1111< 1 l~llllllfl~ll ' . •. ·:::.:~~~~:~:~·::Ei.: ~;;::::;=:;~~;:::.~:~·:~;~ ~~·:¥·:::.EE·'1.", II <JIIit e riglll in th<•ir ...,. Some of 1be Comr.adn h,·e gottu P. Q'BrifD, (&.rca.tifally),-"~ Wlly, at tlnl battle oi SaD J.._. Hill, tbe ••r of tl'llilll: :beir •iv~ Ptuk, It'• like .cbl•. lt w-N a hreUe tbat lie aa• ,. Duo" B- n l t of m etl of othl' r •·ountri<•!ll, .,dwnt:Vo·r t ho· maateMI think ilr<' · - ~· · PLAIN tALES'"OF THE "REDS" -- ANTI-BUTCHERY PROPAQANDA wH r . Tllf' CHf•i ! nli,;j l ~ ..... -.'1:.-: :=..ba::=:::.::.'"'~~"""''!ii!ioioo~-------'!"" J{ Part ~-P~Dsl .oo,. ,_.-,SOc.nmcdhe.pqaW.Iaah.aao lut\' f' ?. .. _. ·. -cD"~ i) .., =~:~~d=~:.e.-:!:t: ,....,..._, ==~":::,. • aoy!::;!: to &heir it. to be ·iu order to anawer the p~ fbr wkieb i& .._ erea~ 'r'balie, oa the otlier bmd,.~o wiitja to aiter ic, abd to ch&Dp the .oeiaJ ..~. Uad ria 'it ,ofi rder,·, erime aod moral ,tll&Ja, eor~y do not belieTe io thai; theory; fo r who' ..,~ollld daft op~ au -iletnal order of thiop I · .From .tbia it.. atem1 t.o follOw that it dos·make a peat deal of d~ereube to Socialista ~hat ' a !H.D A: .,;_ lit.ver 1n our pf'l!lleDt order of JMiety as of the DiviDe Order ean sure& never wilh to ·elaaop iL. But Social~ do not'ns:ard the e.pitalilt .,..-tem o f ~' with ita ~-.·an aDd ~belliona, it:l industria! alau ghter ana ll:lilery,' ita Ull~Denticaable Yiee& aod mOlt .revolting erimes. .. pan of • Uh·ine Qroe r . V6 you 80 ,.ard itt ~ "' .; PU.uutao wa&LT aT T K& BUFFALO sOOAusrPUBUSHING <DMPANV SI~. ~ ..... WS.. • 011 proteelio•. Slle II'U' 'vrot.,;tad", ll'itll tbe •tyl• ot ,"prvteetion ' ' uu. Uy ~· conled t br belJIIe• by eapitaliK lut l· 1111 ~·=· to":~t 1~1:, -:~~ ",..~ • escu.., j~:i\'o~~ab,r the 'ntbotlti~ ~:.:!;.~!"'. migbt W_A_!'CII_IT_0_110 _W. there. ::r!~ra· ~a~:~:;•!:~= !~ 1 111 ba•·e bcfOIIIe a publir Com~.:~~~~~:s~hea it Pol!~~-~~~;~,·'~~;~. ~~: 01y~~:l~ ~~~~-~~~f~0;b::~..~::k::.,.:::;r eh~rfal ~~~~:- !:,.;;::~ amh:;.~:~ ::~~a~m;; ~e::l~o! •h:~~::, ;~,':nlhle:e ll•el:~e:~ :~k: -~~~~::: ~.el~"~:~~:~~:;a,a~::rk~ &a· . Yolluy •nd y,... P•nr you ..-11 nt any tlpa 00 .-iae, ( not ho..- . to tloa,. &n1 a~v~r aU~udcll • pant yel rcJAln ••~ ~h11d . i;.r;.,:"~;~,::~:b k;o::.:a':h~L::a;:~;, \\ c lutven t.-. !':~~ ~:011 ~:~:,'7,,~"'~ ~:11 : 11;o0~e;~ ;o:::c:Abe~~;-: =~·: j-.! a~e~r.t~ ~~~:::!":::a;~h~7ia!...::.:,~:·01 0 i• h~I ''Nliy, AOd )i.lr"- )tnllo)' oli•l •• l\&1ti1t aai brOtberL be feell.. ~:ou t T lw work l' n< of th•· n·orlol hu•'f' hf' ~Uil 1<.1 wondo•r why it is !lmt l nn~> · b ...·urk a~ a ,.. ir of t..-ias • t the A colr&.uJB •a ~ION. , '11tiii'LL CHBEit you. t lw pr•·•to•hf'NI wl.o o pr >l Y for •·it·t ori'!~. t hf' grt·at ··oliton; who ~hou t • J'o.. r. for " ' 111'11 . l h•· lo11rtko ·n< .,-ho firmril't• Wltl">l . KUol th•· politieinn ~ who ComrAde I.B. T-..vlo riabuiltliat;upa If ~-ou 'tver l•."f'l di KOU tl!:f'tl at th• J o•o•lut•· WH !'~ ,,,.,. 11<· \'f' t founol umm1p- lh <' lllllll ~d·· •l lw:op!l of humun THE JOB HEl-IRT WANTS. line buti w.Jfb a at ..- t tyW .gu bur. oot look for tbe SocialiMI mo•·emrn t, juft I i Albany ,..ith • II nf hia flo'lih'l;:::.::i;•'t~• i;:•. ~i·;~·.-,,:~ 1 1~:~~;,.~::::.~~-r:::,t,~~-~ if \\'Ht i~ ~'""' f'llflll ~h f•Jr tl,:.··.~. ~::~M,:II r,:;~ :;bb~:~~~ ...::~•i•t: :~a~:~.: ~~e~i:::'~ra:~~r:-:::~:: =~ ~;m:~~ !\.:';:~eE~~~~:~:"·•• ~~:; t>ecn rholo~rr:pt~t;~~,716c;o;.~•: ~: :.~·;; 11 ;~~,',"';;~~ ~~~ ~~;:··lur.'j,n:•:: ./t"st;r':t~~~-·;~ ·~·,·,~~ •,;~,.~;~,,~~;; i~ 11i~;:~~ ~~~:: :~;~~~~~ ~i_k'·~ i:"~ ~~.:~.~~ ~:;, ~:·,~::. .~:·j:~ be ""ite e11tbaaiutic om them. f.~.,;~:;::"~;:~,:!~rb;rb:"r~~:,:n~~,~ ::';r~· ;;::::~~:i:\i~ ·:.M:::i.tlu:-1 ~},:',:~~~:·.··~ .• ::~::::_"/.::\i~;:~~~~~~r;;nttl11 ~,1 ;:~:wt1: 1, ~~ 1,~~~- .:.·~~; ,.,:r1,7.~·R,~ 11,: 1~:,yr~\';:::: ~:~~~· k:~·;~b,hol 1;~•eh~:~~ :t :a:tcl~~~:u• 1 ~ ~!~~6::;! i;~~ng of ::~io::o:~:~ l::.~::n~ 1 ~~e.'~':n•~:~ J :::::·~n~~~)~~~:~~a::lk:l:~~~~~foY~:: ,· = ,, 0 on 1ho· 1\ ,,rJ,]-~ lmlllo· . lio·!<J~ I , •·i•·•l .,-ben 1\llly Suao.l•y is ln th" !•itrb- J10iag back to lli1 111d ho111e ia Cl.,•·elatul. big Brca<i,..af Ar-eaal is IIODI~timn hrm er ' '""'· Wo·ll . !I ~<· 1\'.,rl;inl(' cla!C,;j o f ! lh· world i~ l'o· llilll! t ir, ..J uf l"'illl' ~ • ' • I >OII. Sc.-m• a1 !bough luck i• 1g11.laat ll r• ncu '"'aPI J>t'<l qu•rten ' for 111, wb<•o ,.-e all f::qmrlirne~ you'd think, Ia t /u• 1!"111 whi <•lo lillf•pJ il•ll lt]] Uf Jlu- f.,.,,J fnr l ho· •'>Hlllftll. lllld w/w11 ' ---i:le\'fD ,-toiOHO aegoodo rpai~era ft er get tOjl:etbet. foo]ilb ..-ay,l!Qrn af yo~o~ r ir },; ull "'''r. o·ulll illl! I!Oilu• tn pH_,. tho· tiiX< 'S l'uiJ,;•••l hy tho• \\'Ill' ALI. &CABS LOOI![ ALIJ[£, auoth<"r.in <tuiflr. suecf'u ioa.. that l'l•in IIlii •lob~,.. a1in lo ].,•! ! ho,~·· whn 1nonl \O'Ilr fur n i~lo !ho• ''"r)ofo•·• l 'o·tiHi nly lh·· Com ta•l~ Ar~bif ll tnoh•r..on •N.n a ---OH YO'O P&o,IIPBRITT I ~~~~~t~•~;:~,:~;~~~~l~":-1::~~ •·,~,','~'s;:,,~;·r,,~'\l,:·,:~;~.i~l' 1:111:·; ;~··:·~·i·~•~ :~~~~;~;in~rt;;; I ;· ~:~~ ~~;e!~-~~!:''':;~~~~. ~~~:, •,;;. :~: ~= l ~o· 11 11,.,- wn r in whi.-h Tlu ·.•· wol l pnrli•·ipul•' i l n·ill J., ..\:\ 1:\:-l l ' fl HE! ·. T i ll\ III!Ullllll tlw lllll ~ h ·r~ uf tho· h ro·a.!. - Hnd it will t'Oill<' uti 111•• , Ar ~ bi r, ,.- h••t h ~r lh ~~· l'ornr=~:.o.t~~~~!~~!· u iu~o~;:d: ~~a;,~~:;.::~ ~~:~r~ ;:,7;_;,-.\-~~ ~o~;~t~t ill;!;~:' fo rt l:;twl:i:h ::-::. ,.,.. ~~•bbi og oa I he only ae..-td e• l ~ r in Buft'alo ... 11 0 i1 eat•itllilll Art! ooo toad of IOII1io11 bua 'l JIOillll' to I~ plain At 111, ;rou Willi to s,.,.,.Jiot !'arty, Jl:• •ae •·"Dttg~ to fi ll hi• windvw1 •it.b bart tb r annual ..-later erot> of hard· ~on~ in rutly ]>IIlia, arrortllag to I th~ .-\ . ~·- 1~, I. W . \\' ., ' f::: ~:::.: ;:·: :~: ~: ~ :~.:·: f:~.~ ~:~:~: : :~·:~~.: : ·.~ :~:~ : :·.:~: ~: .~: :~:~. : ~:~~Hii~;;;~:~U[;~;:1i~~~::f~{: ~ 0~~~, f~I'~~fT}:f.:•:i~:.~: ~;,;;:o~;;~~:¥i1~·~~;:; ~~:~~K~~i:::;f~~~:7--~:-_n_ _ .-,. . ~· ~. . .. 1 m lwr w (\ r kn,; T Uo·t t hf'l n l·u~y If,.,.,""""' 1,. "'"''"~"""' TOilAY . tiH· ""' ,,.,.., 1 .,..,'"'"'''" 1·do"" r.,;r - -- - ' - -- - OR A I LAB • ,..oald hl•·e •m<IOtb niliag. Com ra<l., J>er~naml•rker, SONALITY NO PER ::.:· :·.~:;::~' :.:~:·:~:· ~.::::~1~::: ::::: ,1:::~:·:~:.::: ;1~: : _~: : · ::· ~:~::·, .::::~ =~:1 :.1· ::::~:·:~· ;:::::~:::··::I ~~t·~::::·::::: :.::~:l :::I::;;.~~J:::~:i-:~:7~;,::.::· .\ Ilk ,l·n nr.<•·l( rhi~ <]llf'!jt ion •· •·•·ry dn .1·. 1111d ,.onu\ thnt tiny los t wh ic h ..-ou lol ~il) lor li•·inll in A ~u~ anil:l l· l ..-itbout labor; t.:~y tllou~rht il tlle p-rolonthlll l! olnn t• f ()f tht• gro•IIT o · IIU ~ · · of hu1n.1111 broth ~ rhoool. io11 bo o Rli.-en<a ry rr.-.r. LAbo r du.-r of ..:uneb<>dy '• uert.ioa, 1ad en.r,1 _ - ronaadp1tf'd man front tho! o.l".P"f' ;,f p ra~t ica l tbougbt u p . - oome act10a, ~IIII I *'"'"]"'''" -..11 !>/~ th<•r•• 11 ro • f,j ntri t•tii'R of :-lol'inli~m. He'll th~ blind &P•l rtmunoct.,..-- for~ of IO!Jie dNd, oome worlt doa01 or to bOI wr o n~. ThPro· i~ ,-,nl/ Oil>' kiwl of ~ ,,.. j H]i..,m . llo wt! \"•·r. tlwrt· nr•• n1hore, ~ad noA<IOI him to • grrt! uttat do11e. To do a ~iHC of worlt pro~tlt 1\luow ~ b~ p~:~;~~~=· 0';1,~h~i~::a:: t:. l'e.=pul. 1 .~a Pl.&A81NOTBJ:I<Il<l<. .,: a fatur~la tbll world ... Ia of uatliatllrbcod lolleneM at uued n•Ard of ia4uatry, lad rlsllh!OIIIIIe., ' Wbett~OI eom~ tlli• ehiltlitll Tlo.••~,'"~'·,~ ..-~~~to~~~7:'.~ Unn'l b1•1 oul I IHI •lrnpiOI ii Tbe..,..orken uoa ot do better tho be ~e of tb01 ~~~o.-aJied' •arld llt; "leadu." .-holD Ule npl tell tt. tile upltalllt pre.. della~t t<:1 boa· If you will ooll~ tbf attltutie or npl t•li•t pe~ •beaenr tb e of Eltor,OiovaaiUI, Ha,.w-ood ~' meatio11ed,yooeaaaot faUto t becorert-r,IYfoW'opeD I• aot ebOII'-"l Co.pere tb.OI TH _ E DEMAND . . . ro tr.l ak, of tb e 'e•plllllJt pepcn •tlea Atul .a that grnt aad good maa, I)i <l ~-ou ,.,.,.r tiOtl<'<' lilt' tll<'rtiiMIOg n m nl.o•• r of n rtl e l e~~. Piht o t!Rb mee.o• lo mau Ul bl!folllf a u cator of aad rea~tiaK uron tbem, or foelia1 aad. becomr a free mao aad tl e•·clop 1 per· • re..-oiDllonrr •Ork.l~ a oj l !ict iou - tlll "~ tl ir<'cl ly CO tl f'<.' tll.iTig :o; oc iali ~ m whic h thl' aod iiiAtrulllfnl•. of IOf!ia l in· th inking, willing aad -upiriag. To rob eoaality •orth,- 111 bot embodi ed in t he Mooo t En.,llnt E.u~Ue11c1, 8eereta'1 · • ltll t hlr atlllud1 zint.,; IHI \'t• IWI:' Illl to priut f ~\r P. you ~ urpri11eJ! Yo u auol ideal• -cllido op!'aed to bim of It •ould aot oaly meaa to d.,. prodll(tl of bi1 lutad• aad ~i • brain. tt~l ut the Departmeot ol Clllllmete~ 'P'•II .t tile 01..-ie Pld· The r •· ' • n 1·uy ~ ootl tt'IINOO. :\ ht~o:uz iu ,· publisht•Mi mHy b e Labor, <mien )lylioa· ebaMd· oal of aa't•ytllo . . .71lat· learn . lm t n himntt·l~-. id•·ns w ill pcreolHi t· through the ir lat~d of the r... u.d t he bom11 or i •bout mea IIU Olnf!pen, Snt•ialilil mo•·emt'l1 t hAA not I brare. ~••·"' ~~·w-n,, lfo rritoa, 0 'CbatJ•ll aod tilelr ::~~; h:, ~nit~l .. ;··1;j1Ni~~~i~;:i t'! i•·~ hf ~odoli~!.~ in tho; world. nnd th e ~:.,,'l~:t~:~~>o:;• ..:~u~boo~.-pT;.:: ;:::.to.";~ i~~:~~:/':':r :~i~:~ ;::. ~:!~t;oa 1:t :::=~~~g :~ 11•o;~t to-. Bnoks nn· lmrn· d ],,. tl w ll f'W 1'11r•···l l'o11t law . Too ma tJ\' Labo r bu treated fi•·ili.tatioo and Rot• iul illl h ook~ ht· in~ l'i~o·ttlatt!tl to suit tlw lllH!ItCf'!l. n~si,\<•11. it made it ,......;t.tr for oailliou to lh-~ ia woul d o·unlli•·t wir h tho• E;'l;pt~ ll.~ o•ompanio•11' piHIIII if th e gon·rument w mron ..-b""' before a ftw thou.u.utlJ of wt•r •• tn r o mpH•· in thi 11 pro fitaLh• bu ~i tWIUI of clt rrying books. ..,.,~ l<'l. rocely ab lo to elte out a l'lli•teaec. ME~IN~ ducl io nofw ita blotboa1fbt _tombiaatlooa; ud a 111"11 wbn reall.T hal fou11d hia lit• •ork, th• po.>rpow ot ILil uiiJ!noe, Ia ne•·er •o bap py a ad eoat ea ted u •bea fnplj'ed ia lli• .-ork. Jn bis .,..ork he 6a tll th e mcaat of e:~:pn••iog bit (lei• to labor bu bef!tl alm cwt alwara the j11d of e:rploitatioa; anti t ile .-orker Ia beld Ia po,..ut,-, 11able to d~.,·elop ual ity .-bicb re1ard1 work peauble..,meaaa of ita O'tta 1 ~::lo:-a::-~~"'~~e ~~~~a~;: ;.:~~:!~;~;~i::a~: t:f~~ :::.!~:~ ~:~:; pl:.:;::~:a~r":':.etbl::.::.agt:o:f ;;~; ;~::! ~~;•~c!!:~'te:.iouc ••e- mllrl~~:~ ~~~~e~d••11 i~\hat tiH~ "STO~J THIEF I" to~~~~~·. hnt 1h11t it i ~ goinr;:- to kN~JI thiug11 considerably whil~ it i11 ho•rt·. O LJ•·iouKI,•·. th f' mag11zin•· pnl.o!iJ>her · anJ R hnngt' r ·on to tlw tuils of B iJ: Biz, woulll 1 Do you lt.ao• wlly eome of our op· l telled ual e11'01rt1 a11d edll•veroeata, l•·eiled by tJM.ol~ifital do1ma1, metA· t1y 111cb gr-ul .tree• upoa t11eb ,.]aiao the blrtbrigbt or j udria l! other phyaical aotlou, or id;•logiul mu •• lind f•alt •·itb th e moral• of people'• mGrallaad tbe morela of 10eial ions. i ud •j,(b tbe a11umed coo· mo\"emeia!a. Evrryoae Mf!llll to be of Soc:ialin HOaomiHI It U eoa.-iaced tllat, •lillie l"tgrrec t eoolimate '!'HB 'rUT. tb l'y ba•·o long realiu-4 the at any iotelled a'al, acieaLitie, or a.rti1tlc . !hat 11oth int h more likely to burl J >rodu~uo,. at eodea•·or nqulrca pooil· Tll,. ~ f>U..,her 11 lie whG toll,... • u u1e In tb e "·'~'" af tbe many tban t h·e hao•le.lge of· tll01 .ubjett In quM· bi t own p.reeeJilt; tll e bl!tl J U( lltr it tbf' ~ bugft of immorality, for tb e fol · t ioa, ne11 tb01 mOll iporaa t \1 a ea m· be .,..bo pradi<-H bia o..-a teacllinp; Jo.,..infC r~•oooa1: J>l!t~nt judge ·or moral quetUo11s. tb e bHt 1 peaker i• be ..-bo 1peakl br t'itl t , morality i1 the weal: 1pot of No• Boo:illl•ta are hutnan belag~ and lilt l<:lioas. {.'lnit t dW:I aot only preach, &e<i rty a• well ... of iatli.-ilillalt, tbe therefore fu from bei ag pcr! Kt. But " LG•·c your neigbbor," lie IG\'f'ol hiM ; of his pupt·r .111! n• fe r~ut•o: to · " r ;,o tl r · l011e th• • lltht! rli sin~o: of th e hig ' On th e oth e r humt . ht· b itt•· rh· h t J ~1m '1 lui\'<' •·i r •·ul11tion , i11: I i anU furthu!li Ott·, if h~ l ull~'ll ~ircul nl i 01101 tisi";l:: 1;::l{·h~11 ~~~~·; ;;;,.~hrt ~~~i~·~~~:;;~:l~\~ 11 dt~,~:l~;"~ ~i~r:ae ~~~:":r:':n"'~~e i~:ci~~istt~~:k~ialistn mo:r~ly :J 1ta~ 0~t ~p=b::: !:;; ~~:b,..~~: ~~~~r~::e::·~::o~~{ti:~~ ~:~ ~:~~~. ~~~eo;~g~~c~~~~;:i:~~/::~ i tl num f'ril'll. l growth. Th ~)' ar l' s warnlin~o: in 00 eve r y aid e. Ca n :\ roe "'" Joing enough in that direct ion f Loeal Buffa lo hu sensed th t' situation. and at the last · ed u ~at c th to ro properly t ;;:,7:·t~hr:.::~~~d~~io,?s0 ~~~~~~1 :ed~~:t:1 :Au:!~~~;;! all printcd ma tt e r . Re.11d the •• bl:; =~~~~~.:.::~~~= ~~f~:~~Z~:;~~~t:~:E.~~.~:~: :r:~:E.~~::::.;;~~:· ·:::=: g~~2~~:~~:?.?;~,E::f~:2 ~:;~~}~~£·:~~ I :=t!:t eir~ti:~~f:Y::~::,topol"::":! =~·~,o'Uao~arb~~=i ~0~10 0~he~::~:i7; :!'::ia~i:r ':!a~~ne"n";:,r:' ;~:end ~"~t~=~ ~u:~..-le !~ :~:e!':b!~~~:;-;t;.::~;!o!:: :::t;a~:v~i 1111il ~:· e~~m:~~~~~ ~:~t;~~::.:b:t ~;d!~ata:e/ro. •Ht mea011 \'Oting for meu In o rd l' r prop~rly to m (•+.o l th e s ituntiou, it is up to the Social ist It i• !ho 'old famili.a:r trid< ot t1ae tllitf l~\l!..,..la of .all Ullf!ful me.. benl_ of Illorganizstion to reJo u hl.- it!l t:'lluca tioual efforts. A Socialillt ruaalnJ a••,- ud t.ryiq: 'to tiKeht ]lQ l'lety; ltl obJf!t:t, Uoll a te.pa rdJnl aad d0~1:1 ll~ld eNt~ud 111.1;•1\lit lh.t' ~JdiDI C IIt S or the basic tenetS •ould·be pnrsaen by crylq, ' 'l!l;op pro~11olioa 0 thOH i~!e:f!fll~ for the &::'~~~~ ~:~ m::.h,t~·~l~~:i:;-i:;·,~~::Ya~~~Joh1:,~e ~::;~· concern aa II it • ~ arion~ eommeatary licbpittll! doll•• diJ!IouCtta may gn aDd come ... be lAnd, • here lie np tll01 bu t i• aot :dlo•ed to thil la11d tbo fr()I(IJ -'--- ! :: ::! i!!,:; trut 1a !~~-~~ brd!I · Art. No mMe fat pollee-• . . . .Jeked litllo boya a-.:1 faiU.1 o..-., Patleuee ' 1 ~ U of tlle en-t.e•laod bartl!la. FaDa1,1111Ybe1 httbyoll .. ~: ~.-::n~ 0~u~: :..:=. :~': ~rO:.~~":~:'w~::!::-,.:•:::,~::.f: "~ ~:.~:::!':\naat ~ thl .. f l'' . •oD SenDdlr, ena tbe leuL latelllpll.t ,_pLe, aad LbeM are _tll ~ eten.al lloa, aod theD It worb II'OIIde~ully to tile " Art" .N eboot 60 of aad lattnr eted, •bo dare DOl jv.d,. iD· touao!atloJLa ot aU ~~~;orality, ho•eve-r Jato tlt.e budt ot Ute ra.le .. of-~~.. e:zeloa.,..,' aDd lit 111111 ri&ht \ · ot ~oleat --:-;;. l4 R So long &II war pays for 110me of our 1tately pill.uw of IIOciety it will be jWJtified in the e;.. ol tha.e who ialue everything by the amonot of profit it i1 able to yidd, reprdlea of it eiueltiel &Del barbaroua accomp&nimenta. ADd thert wiD alw&YI be a pre~~~~ ready to defead udo'applaad P7 enterpri.e,. be i' ever 110 brutal, that payi. The m..- of the peo ple, thoqll. they tJ"e the 'fittiia. aDd .:':;!.er:;:: :~ ~!~=;•~t.t:e =t~':; =~= ;~~~-:-= ~take ' th boon ~~:ti~l t~ ~~: .:,.~fr :e ~OO:,t!;.~;;,:;: ~-;!wmv;t~ .am IIP'~- -nurw - - - ot' tile e1--. ..,s tnlten .t • ~- U.... ill u.;... e•aAJ•-• N tr.lr apllttiq, 't)ae _ . ,.e...a -,.-......., 1a die ~ ol u.;.tnlt ,.U ooatrol of Ute ~ Wt • ........ .._.. · ' •~ a:eU.,... _. it ..m .. "Wf7 .---•-&MeJIII ~~~~ will aa Jaapr •onora at lllela b7 = dllliJ..a...-, an- ..- ':,~u~*'-~~a: ~· ,... ~· "~~ ad....._.,. .......f . ·~ ~· . ~ U JOG · ... 'Die p&pw ,.., U. . \ . um-;lm.at talr jaJ&I tub.._ , ottMf ot • type ·nJt l adt!eataiJr, llllr'M tlley'D pick 1lp " ' " ' b ' t 1'------'.,...-------,,....--:-----,--,...,.-:----"""--''.•~ttle p*e ot elut.ap, Wt, b._ yn; .-.;.,.... Mia.~ ' 'ftll ....' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-01-25 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-01-25 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n034_19130125 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-11 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v01n034 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/dca1bd3c8c7c4687be8f1b98e3765b14.pdf 330b89ea5816dd298e50ba2eaad9f7f1 PDF Text Text LOO&ATTJIK~f:# YOUR ADDiti!Slii.AIII!L 1P IT IS 34 . YOUR SUBSGRlPTION IJtPIRES NEXT '&"D!K RUSHJ& JOIN CLUBJVHILE CHARTER 1s·OPEN �•••liT ...... ._ __ Olprs, 01...,._ ancf Rueelan Bell Pbooe, Boward Tk-J. rn.&&.r l11041 _see W illiam S t.reM. Cor. PNu, - B utraJo, H . Y. INSURANCE · E. W • .JOI:fNST~N ' F I KB TEAll It K L KVATOB r.LT WHEEL PL.I.T£ G LA SS STEAM BOILEl ~:f:'rJUid ,S l~~:.i~ta nd ?nr: S9 75 tllllli•ii.)ll $1g~~~:; :~d. SII 75 $l:n~g"~~i~t Sl4 75 A.lJ · the tu t tba.t we baH', 111,\ rema\11 able . f::::: ::d:u~~. ~:~~~::':: ;~,~ ~~ agt" c>•-e ry mtmbftr of our ~:,;:;~~~. :~~ SPEAKERS' CLUB or~raniutio ll ::w~~:; ;:, roefa~:: ' ' ' Tbe, ll:...~ of "'"'•"-• '1~-•., J det.ermiut illl Ull be ~lfe rftd ia avid eMe I U,jPr.t uf di~a at tha11 t hat you HSOhe r ight bcrr , t,o. media g of t ile Sodaliat 11i1bt, to -ell at )fll~ one _ ticke t f <lr Comnode Joe Ba ll bei a; t h L~n111 Lectare Coune tbill Wo:41k. tbe f!Tt'n ing. Alter hil tal~ , . T ry •·t.itiag Klme of yoar ae iabbon. i~l!'l!, ~...U.tl1:11 of about SO takl! ..,..., 1ick o:ota wilb yo-, a ad after ll l'!f'.l "fool ~ " at him, after yoa b•·e vl~lt..d t or a wklla, teD ;roa r on&IUH!t of llti'Wt- nter erowda. fr~11d a how l bl! &ciallat Party ill f'O.. " ArtkalaUo." ._... tiM! aubjeet !:~~· :~:~ . ~,,. . 111::;;~:: * !.: :ft·~~~ d!~~ pe.~ r. flirbt bt re, n(ltr, ~ o:oare-1'111 a ad cloa 't let yoor fritad' t bu,e t " ~to• · •erMtiou • t t.hi• p<~i Dt uat il be ·...._ tlkn •~tiehl . or bu abfolotely re. h aed-do 't be Jllll oil' 1111tll 10m11 ot ber .tiae. I n'l t\1: IIICIDe1 u d y nu t Wk that be I• JOOd lu iat oo . r-r, metl>od. of n 11 Ddatioa. · ... TN~ for 1111st in51: ..;u be c-.r..ae. "~ i alia111~a Mlaait:l pal a nd Co111rade 'Te~u .. aa da 011 ~ a n1 . 8 \a11ky of Practical Boe~ " aue ad. · ·~· '- 1 "".._ VDlOD Jl•de · THE ,EITEBPRI.E "OLOTBlERS ___..._,..____ ,, . 89.1-8 ae..-e St. 'and 1800 JeffeteOn �• -WHAT FOR? Polit icians decfiire wars. P reachers pray for victories In wars . .WORKINGMEN flaht the wars. 1 · If ti1e masters want blood let them cut thetr ·own throats. Let those who want "great victories" go to the fir ing _line and get them If war Is good enough to pray for. It Is good enough to go to - up close where steel f!.as hes, bone:t snap and blood spurts. · They say: 11 War Is Hell,. Well, then. let those who want h ell , go to hel l. WAR-WHAT FOR? �PUaa.JSHaO waaJC.'( 8Y TH& BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBUSHING COMPAN Y 5lY.&pStt.t.~ 1 BUirPALO.N. v. 1UJr1"1ft KSISLU............ -~~-~:Wfloof PRAJIIK.IIIfl!~. T - Y. P. CAm~N.~. ~Pwb$1 .00,...y-,50c:.hDMJIIIbt,pay.W.Ia .... _ E:ul8r'Odu~-d... ~· aatterJDiMI6, 11112, at&bepoMoANd BD1lalo, Ne"' York, 1Uldn-the Act ot 11...-eb I, l81t SA TURD~ V, JANUA_!~ 11, 1913 ;;m l "'~'"! ood of foa.ll.letrWtween Mliouud ba~~::; r.: en at peao.e ..uer, " !00 ~~~- !o tlllok It o..n, worltm-( " It botbe r t.be. rood biQop were belap aN tr111bed &DIS "pe1t n~obl ol , _,_,_, ,l <roo.,lod ud =ubed h1to a pulp to tcMtopolia fe"'Tirt- tb•t n::e.l:~~~~::;lo~j!11«;t •;t,: :::.:~i!~~~~tJ:~~ to ,.';-.!d~ b11•ped. B11t eYideDtl,r- -N~WTong. aurely y ou =un ~ ltaow tbll PDMibiJ. ~lley ..,ffl ll~ by tbtir do DOl llabt lny battJee. Ttl tb eym•rpni:y tbat'' our_bqfll'' m_pro oftbe oLbertellowatban fellow• lr.ill or tllem; l)ut do I!Ot aboulder aay 1111 ~ We tbe l>i•bor beu u100 lie Ia honett it. Ue :d-D't bet.itate to bold b loody ahirt and to at U.t ~ill ' _;~:; l •if• llll00 i••,,•"'ll ~~::::.~~:entll~ :~a11u~ht:; ri(lhi'!'DPIUU!M.'' NDM Of \noeaiM:L upt atrikera. Siu,.. l ytbe d arkRap{eloDda w~~t ol'on 111 tbal~aayb. tbe bl rl!d tluip ef t brmute111 were tlle r loten. D111 yoa'.t ~~~rver gue• It fro111 tbe 111W. it~11111- !'!II 1fi"UII earerur uoucb to ,.,.,,1 tbe liit ()f t.he l~urt'd. PCSwaa Or A iAom. Tu be ... ,.,, tb e ad . vaoo:e ha the uuq or ri(lbt...ou•~~~ AJ!pray, •boiJy aeema to I'CI burt , lll tllne _.....,.. u. ll"t. l'' illl•• J . 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J, , too, may be" rood eiH - a11d AHII"'dly. The Du1falo New. I&~ 11111111!: ot tile pr111perityf Cer· it ,h 1 lla e -ele<:tloa, bftau• Wlllla.., Tht Ru1falo E~rptl!tlll &II.DOIII!te.. wlt b tdn or ~tifte.d 11tld111 oo~ i•lf from word, that the Pint S atioul of New York paid a dh·ideod «.at io folU" y yra. ean 11ow doubt th e bleiHd p.,.. of tbil blr land of oaral Do a.t tbe !raH.ibillly of tiMI wllto.D I!H're m011crel worklog· objert to li¥1as oa f8 a we<elt wbfta Ia 1111 f>'Oiperooaf Do. aot E&Jlt eM bit tbe ... n on tbe loud 1\ . bi11l.a t hAt the thi111 for i1 to aava tllelr mo11ey .J'~utime, C"'"" :~::.• :1: ~~t! ~~~~~~-',:. 11 eet1aia Socialial : ; : ;.. l' WliO ell! 11~\'V" be CO IIlt lll..t 81111 Ia beca~at~ Vfm. ~ Cooalil'l .,.,, l'i~ UJ• Ibt oliM"OII t.erti n¥qu-. "'itlioaltaltll alldlltll'lllb~""llb towheretlle•ealtbt ol'ln_(J'IIm, bill fork. Plaia Bill a!IN 1 tllattllft,o . areU•"e llreatbatl~ef''pla.iae-. ' ' It appea:w tllal. Eiben Habm.rcl, " t b~ who pot t,IM f'llaf i. Eut Aotol'l, •• dillnlliMwltb t~.,.e•ee.de-­ betaUMot. -eofLMtllla· wlaltb1I'a bbard bu t.oprlatlalilapsblltt. I . t:ilhlllualbe-ltladota n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-01-18 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-01-18 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n033_19130118 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-11 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/608251f0c7b96c547fea55be66c94594.pdf 883f91e29696f5462a3aa13d0cd39b9b PDF Text Text -_.rLOCJit~=A~T=:-,_:==-= -==~... ::::1 suPI'AID IOCUI.IST ~ SAL11 AT NIIWS YOUKAJlllaDISLAIIL STANDS . W}!DNmlAy To SATUitDo\Y' IF IT IS > YOUR PIIU!S I'II!XT - Vol.l-No. BUFF-4LO, N.Y., JANUARY II, "13 125;000 GARMINI WORKERS SIRIKriK NEW YORK Crrt , su&no, B. I .. • Trade. Compldd-y Tied Up ;- 10,000 Plckcta Guard AgaJnst Strike BreakerS- Soc:iallata Take ACtive Part. . SOCIALISM AND CULTURE WORKERS FORCU THE STRUCCII lN JOYS Of.MERRY MASQUERADE Big "sroad;...,v Arsenal Jamm.d b-y Sociali.sts and Sympathlurs1 Who Join Hands In Grtttlng a New Year of Achievements of Which the AfWr is a Good Omen. 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""" "~ l<lll~n~u nf ~ 0 111 <' ot t h•• half l•mkf'•l or ,.,..,n of ''"' roulhlential lnfOrmatioa, lr ,..,.,, to. · UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR No. • 'w_-Al.DBN A. VBNUB tb ey Tbat Cnm rs 11e Bertha \'~ler ia walke r. ,IOfl Ball ha d to fQak hi • TbiOI Otganiz"t ,...,,.;of ~« b~ter lot· in brint' after ret lowlog hft le1d on tray~! b i1 CA J>italiat ir. leauinp by t urk · fi•· e·tnitr. "alit Ne" Year'• Day. Card· Party and Dance . in ~o: 11 w11y a ]>lankl!ti aleak at tbe Uof· brau. Co..ra 1\e l,.e\·i U jll•iltt tbat ~ he That Lonia ftt,.in bad b i1 r.a11Je t binkJ ther,.·a notbio!f too good for tbe on ~orne of tb n follu wbo like "'"'"'"If tho: dotot.o. !;··;;~~~~~~ ··~~~;;:~. ;~:~;: ;.~~," .:.~~. ~~~~ 1''~~:. 1'~~:::~· a.\:·.~.:~:."":!~~~.~:.~~..:~ "''""""If ' tla ndn!!. YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIAUST lfArlJE 1 ARE YOU A SPUO? t o lhr troul<l• " '"I r• J" ""' of nn, of tltucn ano t hr of l ~n dollara a •l"" 111 •trt..:t r Ar t" ukr t h~ hun ~ h ! 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Hope we may ujoy blll!t h. .Sbt' •••11 't glllll,ll alon g, but fli<ROI ; Worry , ld iu n erba llilt•lorf; anoth1;, 10m~ ftu ~l"Y· Wa.lt t ill tbe did p to .~be • t• tion .•ith ~·" 11- It'""" H. 8hl'rma11 ; War, S11rrid g~; Jt..,e lOll$! - lh io an•l around tbe •o m•y ·be •~ rould nll It a Jfat rlld, Miu Sn rritl,e; Ita« 811idd~, n o ..·er Ci ty.- Let th tm rn""' uy e>ltl ''kid''.aapJ>iD~t ( e•pe<:i ally when . :u uiHJ• on the traia. See 1~. )1 ;..., Ada Whitm ore; C6m JII!II it loo, had a bully time, ud carriN z ;..P.r ; I~JI('r...Jat lo n or Wo,.,.u, llo._ oud im t"'""•ioa • of tb e J ... ut.uw itz ; Wa ~o,"f' fo!l ..,.,r;r, lliu Kall - rad ~ro. And we aiiiWIIl A ''"'ol•-ea'• mn•·emerol .1. .,... me>wkof~ky; l'o •·~ rt y. 8. n ~ rr.o~. Su•b t•o of tloe Coar"'d" of t hat a • tmc ~al...;1argtl1 beeaaM wu u ... Army of · thf' S ~glli .. e l.lr;to·a. l.lh rlfe Ball, a •ul Ul!r&if' wo111•n b l oyal. ~o tb11alu· Sodal i•tn '• l•11.ncb • ·u nat orall,v a ~ ('arl<'lllike<l ou r jfirt. IG Wl!ll asd .,. pr to work for tbe Cau ... all'air It wu if'<:ll,y IJ.. rtlul \'oul~r. llf the.,.l•nrtill lo( t.i not' tbf!1 . woo>.IO.I<";·,>til" ltor'\111 lllUiti pl,riea: tbt' f!tMolali•ar j;lhr •~ tall lh<l ~: r•,..• ful , aatl !'art. but •f'nl a 1 far .. l ao li•idual in t"- Ot• • •e rlao\ from bos•l l o foot i n red. u~ ("ith thr i:ir lt , ,..,. meaD ). ,..,., r o\ f,n,..,.. ,... we r~ boror loy !bat 1 ,..~ ru rh ... l t h•t bioollllng t own. t he ,\ff yoirwltbu• l .We put on sale' for this week.$ 12 and$ 1350 Suits and Overcoats at S9.75 ~::~~; ~::.:_:;k,t.;~:~~~i~~:~;·l.~;:~: ::~~~~~~-~~~;~: ttohn~; ~~r0r:r :::~~;;: ::,~~ 0tik f~:":.~•d,; •. ";~ ~;::_;....:·.~~~~·:.:it;m~!~ S~~al\\;~:::: t lm:~n. tn mah ~ IODJ! •tory •bon, , Arch-Supporting Shoes !Hoots, 3Ao•I&!J/uiJIJ#rS J, ,, ICHUU' 1011,~ !330 ''"f"'· rej•~Nf! tol · daliat tiOII day. (>lrlllf'ol in n.... with 0111 ~I t hO' ( h•• oli ol n 't want to ''" it, but ,..., No,.·~ ; Amuornornt IIO!<', Chu r~b Do1;,., l•i~:Krr tl111n bf' ioo, •n•l ~" Wf' l"t"" lluJ'<' nn•l ,.;,.J,.,..1 The \'a r· du "II' •ill) ••ul orarchl'tl tim~ ioro• r•·il th\n ,_., ur ··nn•htoon• tick~t iato el!'ftt. I am. t <> I&)' a we>rker can u .. n on ceau welfth of f ood a tlay. ltl•euytoaitattbelrnqu<>la .O!Heapltail lt plly inr;thebill e:o<jH:MiU <liDner to loo k down worker uanlafarior bela$! not 1•1 ~il or u good food ::~~:bt~r;': .::~=~• ~~~ ta litt •,-.tea put up api 11n tt.. t tbe,r fear will depri\'t tW.ir tnm f orta bJ.e a lary. .,.onl<l. in flit! , •llow ~ 1·ery m• n to I de«11ti.T. and $15 and $16.50 Suits and Overcoats at PIEIEIT Till AI •lid pt lO Pu c-t I:Mtcooullll E. M. Kohler bo•dl" ' brindo.l Btst Shoes in Buffalo at Rca.10aahle Prica 1274 Genesee Street �J " \'!TAL ~T TO EVERY BUFEALO SOClAUST READER OUR·JANUARY CLEARANCE .SALE The Great~st Sale In the history - iJo 1 ~., Wo...e•'i Clab f 1\'e ..~ tbem all ud we s!l--• -lfei ol t•t• •·d -•l..,,_,.l., 1 a•n~y.aJ*tbi~•• with the u.~ ~i•l*'- Jian;r J.. doing. •~·l 11 welM.>me ia the \\'omc_oll 'l •~·• it I• t ile iatralio • to 10d:e s .. un•lerl•l year of wo rk l llol J>ro!!''" in tile &H:ialilt prop•g•<~da ·"':·:~g ,~:: ::·:., lf )'1111 ue the IM&l be IDemb~rt ~~~ /lfll:e. Tbe Pn~paga<~oi.ll COIIImiU f'f! reeo~n· The nearness of inventory nccessttates our making a complete clearance in all departments. We realize that the best w'ay to make. this 44quick and su:e" is to give bona-fide bargains in goods that appeal to your needs. Every department contributes its share of INTEB.NATIOJI'AL 00N08£1J8 POSTPONED. unexcelled merchandise at prices that sweep aside all competition. do:::~"~..~~~:.::,~ %~';:., ~::;~t: ,. !~r~:.~::.t~:7!:r.,·~::r::~~brJ.~h: . If you are anxious to ecotmtnizc - to get the benefit o! extraordinary underselling -- ~~~ r:~.'o ;::~.~:.!,.~v:;:~;;~ :: ~c~::;•·r~~~~~:,,_:,,"'r;:: /!~~~~=~~~~ ~~:-_,a.~;l::;, ~~:~;::.::;;~hi:;;'*~~ you should come to this sale at once. Winter is fust about s,tarting and for three months, ::•:~,k:~:~~~~ll, ~~ \\·~1 }:a~le a~rt~t, :::.~:::~~=7~!~::0:~;::::~d:r~ ~=~e~~:~~~~~~~::•;0A1~s11;~·, t kb '"• .. tlaal t he l1i« -i.al e•·eata ol l ure oo .,volution f or J>arty mt'.Ubera. perhaps more, you will need winter goods hadly. ~~~ ::~: a·:: ~;~;.,;:,~~ydo::u;., !~ ~~~:.,:;:~::,~~~,~~~ :::~;::~;:::t~:! T~m i• ~"" 8ocial~11 in t~e aat.ional ~.·:~::::;.:;;::::~~;;:~~:::::~:~: :::.;:~:~::2:·~~~·"!'·"' 1h, •·Ill br ~"'·" tnut h ID or•ler i<~ lhf to g 1ve tbe inle rHted IOOI'IOa ' Club from JIOWon. n ll•l thorODII'h . S.m~ The goods - all the best quallty we could obtain; the prices - in all ca.= reduced from 25 per cent to 50 per cent of the former prices. as you will See w hen you Visit our stores. JHJLOA.Bl.AX SOOIALl8TIIl. ;_•~·;: ';:::-.~:~~:'•,;7:k ,::;:::.~' ~~k: tte; ~~:~~~t~~a;.., electM to l""f\11' & ~7:!::~;::i.~t:.:a:~3~\~"._.;:;e ~:·;b;·~~u:ti:::t, ~~~~·::. ou~b:::. :,k~::~;.~~ .:~~:~~~::"~. '~!J~:::!~i ' Tbe ":~~~~~·;~·~:• 112 1\-.,rn'• .of Buffalo_Is now belnc conducted at both our stores. rOIIIU t to d oa.o ' IF YOU WISH A DOLLAR TO GO FURTHER THAN USUALCOME TO THIS TRULY SAVING SALE I l" l< n ' " I' uoder.taadiaa Are yon a collector 1•bil0110pbyaodthe IJrlnth wudir~t"" o! Siegrist & Fraley Trading Stamps? good thing- an opportunity to tbe 8ulb lo ·~ If not. you are missing a get something whtch Is valuabl~ and absolutely free of cost. · • ...... _ . .. ·81'1"CY'e'IY..aeWs.r·JCU ·:t;lSOO· fw..me$~lse-y;ou..,recd,I!'J:. .S..~r.C'.J:QJ.. •.dJ:;r.Qurlt Jn~b~J.Af.ro~ ..... ...... .-. of trading stamps - just double what other stores give. Investigate our stamp idea. SIEGR·IST & FRALEY .Rslr f•r taylor-s 1ct CrttJm . v•u will rtmtm/Jtr ,,. .,.,...., " �THE SCHOOL OF C~UME ~ol the leAst •iguiticamt of th e educati onal institutiOnli in our tOIIllllllllity i11 the ~~ehoo l of crime condu cted by that oruament to j ou rn~t liluu. the BuiT11.I0 Couri er. · , Thl' IIC hool o f c riu1 c ill conducted by th11t emineut Ja tk UoiW. aometimf's called •· Bald ,JNck '' by his who ~J o !JOt wilih to COii \'C)' llllY dillrcllj>t!Ct by thil name. Till' llehoo\ ill o•on<hll'l<'<l in tlw cohtmuli of .th e Couri er , session• of \" ll.r~· ing lcugth llf•inf{ hdd t••·er~· ~u n d~ty morniug. The Couri er JIIIOWII in ita pros)Wl'lus, [1Ulllishe,l daily. tim! nuy young 1111111 \ o r WOIIUHI Who ftlithfuJh• lllltlies the \eSIIOIIII Jw J'rof. J 11ck U01e. for. lllt"rh· of tht• St·lif{ Siau~;htt•r Institute, will become proficient in JKK'k;t-pi<·kinf{. 1-(IIII · JIIU~'- piKin I\ lUI filii<')' ll!I.I!-Assimttion. and Mil of ;~:II~~~~:~~~~~~~ Htul IICit•tlcCII \l' hich hatve mHde the Selig lllltitute 110 to~~::·~.;~~i~~i:~~~~=e=c:~,:;: ~.~~;:;::,::.v:=.ut ~=~~~~~oc:b:ul;~,~::~~.:•,:g .~:~e• i.1t111 :O:mul1:1y·~; !!t'llllion of tlw •· I n~ 1\'l\11 l!l!Jif.CiKII y inter~1ti ng. money uader th e •loor. Among tlw IIIHf< ' lilrikin~o: lt·~w mt wh1<·h Wl'ft• tlrin•n homc at thill It C ~Ia ~~~~::r;:h~·f ,~:.~~.r h~:i:r 0'{'~,:·,.:.~:~~:~~::::~~;,~~·~~i~;~-: it .~·:;·~~."~o l~~~:~~:f~; :"o~ht'~r:;; "..,::~a ;~,a~P. at ::,: r,~1';;: ~f :·::::r~JI::.··IO ·:.~;~~~:~~~::.~.~~~>il~~~l'~;;i\l:;~~.~~e~t:~O~~ •. ·,:(IIlii· !::e ~!~~t_t•n~·f:~!:~~·~:~:;~::; th·e Conuno11wtallb ill t o lie u.Dder • b11.1tle for aigiii!Tll to tbe !•ledge to up aud Uuee tbeu H U. beu tallli111 ulte .!lady ttee 111•\ wiab it in. ""' '•I '"'"''""'' ""'' • •h·e"iaen in tbe Du.lt'alo Sodaliam up aDd down t.be eity, ba\'iiiA: on.e .,..,., Au6tber good -y it to edu· i Fo-ter doe-, it would • ae•·tre attaell of wllat Steve liUo.,ey nte tbe workiu~ t' lan, a~~d ,IJI!t hii•Y ;., SO!IIE LIST, belie•·e ll.f. eall& "t!w. Soeiali.tt n.eulee. " lh tbe BraaebH. tloored Staa.lty oo Sa.ilay_: by tbi.t qu• c.utlfO!' NOW AFFORD 1'0 DIE. l ion, •' OH wllb, FPI!d, you. SoeialisU HVlfSTLINO B.B..UJOB O!fll Comrade Rothr •a,.. that t.be blgla _ lla1re tertaial,r rut tbe dope! Why l.:omrade •lluti11 lb _iJier I• worried ot 1;..;111!: woul<l be tbe dstb ot 11 do11't y011 tell folb about it, a11d 1, becauH tboere.are only ~Bousb teaU it wan't t or tbe billla IJiread ~t aro~;~adt " l ,.fOO i•ol'le 111 Col umb~.a .TurD 1 Sow tllat we'••e rot •• . Tbat • l'~lly IOIIfl"b, wben .r~~;~ Nil· and lae .., .. Br...eb OPe Will ld\•e '""' l ........aku ath•ert iling i11 tbe BulaLo lttler t bat heel h.a.J hftn talktllg SoJ>t'OI•Ie 110 ""'"1! tbe 1.tare wben nobod'l' •bould ,.... t'lalillll e<rn ill bit •Jeep for the tall 1 t.yreum lf"dUtH bf,~;.,_ Wbe11 tbe dyios OD that. u.eo1111i. lt. yea r! li e·~ p.robabl! tokl e••er,rbody be treatinr. tbe ad<rertiaer !:~~~~~~:~lldtah;,.bo':,;' ~:"'~0:::::~ ;:·~ ~: r~;,~" 11:~ ~::.:::nbi::._nruase 1 t Q•:.ar~: e::·:nTOIIa~a:dta '.t~h th e nlo nr·.·· nrt.·r ,"011 ·,... · r·ronkr•rl' ~·our . lllnll . •• •' Ji uw to ge l trlltlt• of tlw lill"f•ll>i who \•·11nt 11 Jmtnh·r conuuittNI. '' Fo r tlw l••·twfi t ,.f thr· mnr.• timid who hetti tnt e 10' tllk f' up th e tOIIfl"" t hrtm~o:lt f•·ur nf tho· fulti n~o: nff in hllllillf'liS rlue t o iol'~ni n COil· 1 · 0111 ra.J~ ll<'nlv 8drlabit; uy• b; \' ieti""'' J,,,. tho· poJi,., •. l'r~r , Hmw l!nl~lll uut th <·l<l' •·twunruvm..: pros· . ,:l••l lhnt noiJO•t.r.t•uttbeCiau JWt·IN : • · J~ns !11<· fnh• of l ht·~<r· nntorttJll~ !l'lllllllt•/1 to whom nmr<lcr "" tbe Lulll t..- ht'ln)! ""'••l•·like ;~~~:~~::r'.'t~·"r'\';,•r·~:~:~~ ~ ~:~~··;·~~~~o~:;;~ll~~;~~<:.:.·~l111~~)'~'~~~ ',:•~tilt:,:.he t.~~~~~i~i; ::!; ;~r;·:}Ja~lb,.'' ";/~~;;,- th .. 1Jutrk•·l prH:•: hn11 ~-:on•· u p l!lllt't' th r ltnsr•nt~nl_ t•JUif'. Totlny the that ohouloli!tl l•un~;•d " I' we'd be In a T omurrow-ho·•·nusc 11 1!1 the only trade · ~•~o~IO!!OM·....;tb tb e ,.......C'C,.-~,..cl~~'!duoot.W~_.cu,.ro:-U.t~ll~4~~'il'l?! •~li~l~1 t · fall ulnpail!"a eomio~ on! Na ~·nu ~····· th .. ~lump in hu11in•~!l i!< nul~· tetuporHry, ch ildren. ---'gorillu ~· ur<· l~·m~ low . ', ,~ ~::.· tt<~~~~~~~,l;~n!·~ttj 0li•~tt:t~~ 1 !';,~j 1., 11:: 1 .. !lll!l< J' II· lo·!UIOIII'I <"Ill\ he hnd Ill ull·li<'II"H >illttltls. ~~~~~~ ';~,',',~ri:~;·.:•· ~~;:::~ ~~~ :·?:::,\ ltt' ''"~\~:~~~\~:J",:II;·n!::,_sni•l n~nillHt l'ro•,;idt•Jlt T oft. it ill n fnrt .tho! hc ~~·~,:lr=~.o~·~::- c! : ! :e to ld a Ly.,<'um titket to e•·rryt-l;r in bit ~ llot• ,.lrntJI a IJ\i n,l man anol be uy1 ~;:~l!~:~.b,:;~ :~e,~i:f~~·;;~m.. :.:;::~t~: , l "honoJ(rat•h rt•cordt. It'• a hct tlaat :-:u t•ppr<'IUU'd o•la~ ('n·r wo:•. ittl' f'IIIRm·i"pllt inn by whimprring: to ,.,.,.n tbf ht'~t of litcra,lure l•n't much th 1· "I'Jlrt•sJOCMI ni>Olll to•forms. ,:<><><1 to a l.ohnd mao. li<·l into tho• Y ou n~ \'t•oplo· ·~ :-:o,·inli~t Ll'll!!"llt' if ~·uu Kf (' not too oJf\ Ill t•njo~· lite plt•lt!!Utl'!l of the ~'Oitllg . , I TUSH, TUSH, BE C.A.LMI W.- f.,._r that Comra<lt C&Oi''" i1 jut! Jl.Ez:IN 'S &lOST .AGAIN. AftH • ft!IW La11guisbing lo(Jkt 1.1 Ole I i ~f fa ir ~IIIIi•~ from HorbP~tet, l.:omrade Lou•• Hn1n feebl •Utt' lilat thry art' tile folb tllat "p11t th e ~tir in Roche.ter." ... ~:~~.. ~:on't 11e1 any l""e «'llb for Cllrl•t· "\'.,., that •1 wbat ,.. 011 told e I• t tear. lint on the tl:i~ qvlP t , lmtlidn~t heliP\'t' In Saota C\auo J..t :v-r, atul 1 ~01 ju.t at m11~b a1 any of the other ki..tli. ., Thtn, •• an afte rtbOUfl bl , hf •"nt 011, tntl):";~.::.::;m,. ~~~·~~~~~";'i~~~~r i:'~ ~:~.i; ';',:~· ;~~~·~r:;·~~:~~··,·~ ~o:i~\;~1,',~.' :~:~:;':::;~::~;· :~~~ 7::::~~~:~~~: . ~..:o~:;.~::~!a~a~~~: ~!: ~·:~:y~=~~::~·,~r~~~ y~~·~~~ '~:.:::~~ is •. ill � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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SA!% AT NI!1VS STANtiS • ~ 32 WEDNI!SDAV TO SATIJRDAY YOUR StJBSCRlPTION EX. ·PIRES NEXT 1VEEK Vol. 1-No.JI State Chief of Police ·Long Threw· Girls Down Stairs - Work 55 Hours for $2.50 Poli~en Too Handy with Oubs. oft'f'n'":li::: ~~r:mtb~l~•d,::; UIJ f or tbr wia tt:r. Wt<re wit h· 11.11.! wt re wiltint: ,,. work at tbrv eould ~~ to dn. Some· th...n "reiiiV of them wetl' l bf' uim; <>f hc!ing with- (,(TTL); t',\ LU5, ~- \',-Tb~ ,tirl~ TM~ on top of her. .,.,., ..·bUt mt:uth~" of t bo Stah! llocartl ut Arl>l· he "'' aa tahlin;: !he bulhlial' to ll11•l lht t .. lion, acl iag •• me<liatotll in the , lrik<! J.,a.lef'll.. Lit tl,. t'all• t ut ile • tfi kf', whkb h.. Yrot ~r•la~·. ah•• ,..l,lrd, 11 roli~•mall lu!MI f or month~. be~tan takllllf letl i· Atlempt ~d to ftlrt wilh Jler wbilf' ~he moay. The tt r iker• J••e~n !eol !heir wu on f>kkrt dut~·· S bt t old lhf' blue. aide of t he u...., flr~L all "''iluH.H• 1~- toat, ~hr .r..rlue.!, t hai the •••• mu- l~;,'~fj~~:~:~I;~~l~ !~{i:~~;~~:;:,/;}~~~~~;;; ;~(~~:,~~.,~;~;;~~~~~~~~:~ :~~ to 6 1~ m, Ant\ takinJC .-.~ry lillie time •hr 1111,J her b1uJ1and li•·...J in 111 "'l!!hl· luatheon tbr bao.l on~,. matlo •6 in roolll llnul<' ..-it h t,.·~nh··tbr,... othl'r , 0~.~~:~~ o~~;\i2 !'::::,;~;~· ;~: !>e;;~~·:·~hi'T~:r;t~'"''' thr..; •n•l four in ·. ·~: ~ :;~ ~;i~;:;~i ~ .:; ~ ~1~; ~/~:;~::J~F1itW::~i~l . tn.dl" union dO<"tti ae of k It io rt•port<~l thlll :\l tl. GN~rl(r O. llu rin~o: the inn~ti~tat icm hun•lt~h of WidenH ha~ inotru~lt'tl t hl' •r~ll i t~ ll fl r ik<'t• jllt hered ill thr llrl'i'l~ Anti tht n t h~r 0e,.· •·lila at !<ro'l'Wj'lltl t o inrlucla JoOiit<'l hllt no OJ'JOOrtunit,r IU W at Uf' in t he plan• 1u 1 ad11illona l , 00,. t o full . 10 light the looo~ II d;lliaed mnt the 1hipwreck. The workfra eannot pia.•· t b~mouey game. Iago ad•·i..-tl Rodetijlo to '' Put mocey in thy J>Or~"; but it wu IMl that Ja1 o ~ould hi! 11kkert 01110 it. The UJ>loitHI 11o!eJ>II 11 getti11 g t heir pi.c:ker• int o other Pf!Oi'le"I!>UTHS, and now thev attn t he poraea ot t be trad.,"a I t ;. ~ertaio ly amu~iog tu note dufl 1Mlli11arity of thll U·l•italiot a od their he.uc:biD~t.ll '!fbear•·•r t heir number i. caujlbt with t bt• I t ~-Hml t hat tbe Re\". JIO<•hr. . merly o-teupying t he pulpit of tht Lin· wood A••enue Metbod ilt ehur~h. but now holdlDJC fort h at \\ <'at lield )J,..,,. , poor. hnlf ·I Uf\'ttl tutile wor ken. Tbe firft cou lli~t <"arne at lbt l'hot<nix mill~. wh.-rt the rolire de:ue•l lh<" •i•l.-wal..., o f ma••<"•l joirkl'"• t he oeco~ on ~la in !:itreet, wbert tbry difJ!(!lllf!d tbt otrikeu "_IIIII&<!.,. Th" l.oard rontinut•l ta king lht teoti· moo"}· of atriker• toda~·· Ann ie KokiJ, • machine Oj~ntor AI thO' l'hO<'nix :::~, :o::tnee~ ~~~.::·~:' 1 ,•;,';:;~ ~: ~ ~~~~· ~~:~~~n. 1,t~n1 ~~:f.t:J~• ~;o•,·~: ~:~~y 1 :1~~:~el;o;":a:~e:, c,h;~~~~.~~ , : ; mo•t deplorable, • rt 11 _,,,. h:r nature of tblnj,.. that 110 1 oord 1n. t~ll tbe .-]erkl or r&f boe r al.>out llf' l l trtk"r• h..aolqoarter~ t he <Ia• t hf' u! unn""'""" !u.s, waite wu arrr-~ted 1111d ron feu.e1\ , hut mat! .. lttok<' "''~ rallr•l a nd then thrtw three ·:.:.:::::::::~::.~·-:;,::.:::.: 1 ,, • loolog ooo "d " " '" ;, ,;, ' ""or Odol. \'ou know what woulol hii]<J"'II will ha •·e to IHiite .11nder thf. ll• gof Soc:ialitlll. one of u. cammon l>tdioarr men if we did tbe nme ;biof{. would ay: '•Thre. montha, ... Subo.er•be for tha Bd&lo Soc:lalln "."::.l;~~::~:::·:;:·~:;:r:~ smLTRUST WISHEs To sToP STRIKE BREAKERs 0 ::a~~.,:'o1l::t ;u:~•roe~ e~:~~~~;''pr:~,:;7~;;~b~~·r::~~ ~ of ' '7te ~~::~~h~ t'0$1 fi ,OOO,OOO. 11 will lw the mo~l luJuriunJ room in Xewport, ~h·• oayJ. \\'h~l <lo ~·ou think uf I lull for lf<'III'TO.• it~· 011 lh<" 1•arl of t he ,.·orkt't&f llr,.. Widener or anv of he r ! rlenob or rela· t i\"t'l of th~ .en.j>ltnll~llr. <"ll.. will not tlu 11 tDJ! or -all their lily white hatull lo lmildinK or furni~hi nll l t. y<"t they will ~nJO) ot whole the me11 who l>hlill ol !:P~~~::~o~:b;.,o:~os;:~· 1,i,:~ mouth":~'; ~ ~~rm:~: t;~:. Of'<"o being ~o;abl!y." Tbat'l the i . UNLOAD ON.WORKERS __ ' "0 ·~"""' A ,,,,.., or ;o c ;o. einnatl to t..a ke till' J>la~e ot thl' ttrikio~t t oti!J n•inn• io Wn t \"irrioia were in· . Tbe newa it beralrl,..l in the :'pita]· ( orm<'d by the )IOiice 11 10 t h.. ir Ill· 111 l'~~u that t he _Sttel TruH woll ll_ur- ten•led u~ l.>y the coal O)IO!tator•. and ;:~;~·:·e~r~:;.·;:;•;;:_.:~:: ~r ~~~e~:;e~ :~~Y~~~~~· .:~':~/~: :bi~~e•~~a~~ ~~:•";:,::~•-to ~~::,....:1 ~1 !::;;~: ::'edk ~:·:t~~:~~bre:~:,~~~~,:- ,;:;:•; 11""~~= 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- l ~nol owo~n. an•l lnfldeutal!.r knocb f'ai>in c ·r~ek di&lrlrt o f Well \"i r~rinia. ":n,,,.,rd''<l J>hilowl•by 11f l be r)an otrnj:l(le A ~trik,.·l>rukinl( recruitiiiK ajlrney atot<k~! bat. wu, ol'e"~forl heJ>D'J_.,,,e.-orlng kind o f tbe Steel Till"- A1 if men to art •~ Urilr:e·brrakeu. The ""oM not be !Uitcballt'cl by"'"'" hir<"d , l<ow••·er, were 1101 iufornoetl an~· tione and pla<:t at the t hat l hc r<• Will 11 otrike in JltOI(tt't>!l 11011 it It 11ow otfued. To 111 it t hat they were t"o be uH<I a• 11rHce· i f the TruJI Ia preparing to breakera. The Ma;o-or of Cloti11oat.i inill f <-OOJ dapn a I]JKiaJ l trUC ted the [>Oiiee t.lepa.rtmenl to Ja • otlt"k that Wall S trl'('t ba1 form the men who had ben engaged r·.,•.,,.,, upoo. of the eu(t ~1111111 of atrair1, a n.d UJIOD w1ge ill the I IHI on beoa,w oo formad the men wilo bad been f9 \\ 1t b tbe pr-ntpncl! blted re fultd toj•roceedonftbeltjOUr howml.!l' Jbttet 11o ~ oupre· ney toa.etlnt b~uj>ac~tended tbo~U>andtoftla•e.ellgage•l ~ .:!:".;,~~;0·:·~:~:::~;.;~';: RAILWAY~ JINz '"""Y' COMMISSION REPORTS .. . . of WHt \ ugonla to lnvnt •. o f Cllll 111iu ... !~d up to t be 1"- 111 ~be «-al l!.eld, !It report. A•w••tobe · STRIKE UST "o· ,,.. •• .... The nilway)lne. In the wntetll por· tion ot tbe count ry, alfected hy t ... ~trike now bein,w carried on by tbe thcrp feUerat io... are the llarrioun lioN, eon1i.tioR ot the Uoioo l'ad lic, 8o11tb· ern l'a,ltle, llou1too a 11d Tnu Ctntn..l 8111 Pe<!.ro, Lot Aogt!lft aa"d Salt Ci1_y. OrrJ!OII . Sbortline, OregoD-\\"ub· lof!ton lb>iiW11Y and ;o;a•lratioD Colli· Lair.; eao::S~~~: .!,:,';~:: ::.,:~~ Joa~y, ri~~~.e:'w~:::~~~,s:~::::~ O"o1ted Statea i1 e11thltd. Ia and &.!~the llliaolt CeotrroL WHAT WOUlD IT BE o~,.~~:=~,!ba~•':!.;;::;:. WITIII\I IT-THE WATm? to tile pnitentibry for trivial RIIJI\IUI Ill\ • . «<mmi.uioo!aillto &i•e . to till• pllue of tbe n . boD.nl of .Un~clol"l e f ''e 0.11· a matur ot fact, tbe ware, L.aek•-• aa A Wutn• b.-e II• Ia fno,...bll to lll>illl , tbe clar-H I qurterlydiYid11d ot :"'I pe:r STOMI~IS I ~~~''3,-J · U<tdtt aa S..laU dooble hre of a depnnd rid iag a eat ira"era.-.. '-wi..- re.cll.q . .uer lna .. fth &d"tJo,~.U.: FEU~'"ES l~"'YITZ"D TO c.&.T BETROTI;IA l... ~ 1 wit.a u t o of hi• o'"' mout!l tbe t nr.t" · ~ eoart 11.et.d t b t t bc .,.. polit in.l a.H DOt ~oal i mac."i•e ry of t be"Su t e'go•e,... eut, Tbat mea•• 10 per ec•t for tM 111.e .n1 to Ulle fi'Om t ir-e ca1l lllioc,. of J"'lllll. No' to bad. bat wbt would .it ' " .tate of Lba " Charity' • ba ll, t be State t be light t.. 11rr. .izc .., aay be if tbe watf"f wu tq-.d n t flf It t 11m 1n1 produ~ by tM Clo.arity otber r irllll •lllc" A1111TWa• dtizea pra.ia.tiea Saciety to p-or• tbat '' JOOY· ue •Mlly para1t.Md. fri; twltht.utl. n e Alde~o - - i a . 011 ..,~ erty I• a cvabll. dill':l•,'' h•t e;tbet tk -.~~of tbe report or,.,. e -· boildiap. b•t t-f$!.000 1Mp...._t o.;',::'=::zr:. :;.~..o:l~ ~':~~~::~;:.~;•relenly ~ ~!:'"~ ~-- tt•l:'e:!!:••w~:"n:~ pilp 11111~ tioae ec~m• w11.eo tk if yea lla..e t •l lalroen -t tbt Suto doaiJ lu•• t "ft eu be bd "-J for~ . .lr.tar• Jiat of &Ito y~ 1111..... Delli. Wbat 'ii 0.. td .. t WbUe 1b1 T\a. juq. dlddtd tltat it .-.. net Let a all n - about It 11y eU•~ wa lo.a-.. ,-.. t• *-' tt a a....-.ry"U..t ·O.Orp deo.7 1'-e aar. a rtllled1. ¥.U !t to q ll yoe~ . . ,•• 't riptlo orauiu a ad to ..n tboair Jaber eea •ieU.a ol. aa~.o clrh·.., ., • ....,. riap. aatlu )11Jju eoeW. Dot awtar to l i - t.o d eliYif it ia plrMil.. n.. pat' at· tlie p:rlea bed cpn u fah . ud to !t b.buelf, Ill aot -~ ~ cflt poat will ba clolq h.!:- Ia tial ujoy tile prlriUrn Uhaclld to dti· qo to PI'" latuc:li ~ . . . . . . t.. tM priY&tl wecWl.llj Lli&\ liiJ · -atr--~idOL seuottlle&tate.ia.W..-.J~IIIlltl. a ~'a.anlat-.--+ !•rilalt �tFil(illtits •nd 0.11p~lnfllltllts 0 ARB'l'HB 0- ·~intst In Bu"11lo puees.c!~~~~lf#~:! ':.'::;&-~~ar. faen.l•up. l.a1&_,.. of tJM. f~·, ..., &M UDder\&ktn • bo·beioec tiD tM butt wttJ sell 70P th&& Wedeldlldl wtii' MTU 'o.pplJ lite' oo.d• M ~ ....... 0 MY ANSWER" Card Party and Dance 0 YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIAUST LEAGUE ~TURDAY EVE'~, .JANUARY 11, 1813 FRANKLIN HALL, SZ Wnl e•glt Sfrftl .'T1CKETS, 13 CENTS MUSIC BY Yo Po S. L. ORCHESTRA Under N • - M•naae~t: · 1 Bia Noon Dlnnel"-· 215 Oents The Cozy " KsiserhoJ" 215 Cents-- Our Peter Klippel Ba8ement Jlutu&l .Lite Bld&. Entranoe em Pe&rl Street L IN'G BOOK ljld~u• e••, f•rt• strlp~d l'bur ., ••ltld o ~lll<u..td Bound in trun silk cloth, t 8tamped. 35t pa.(u Obtain this startling book FREE For two yearly subscriptions to ,tilt' ·Buf'a lo Soc:iaJi1t two ~nc:wa ls or four six mo ot)g l ab., the book w~l ~ 1a1t FRBB. 1 Remit S2.00 a'!_d we ;.viii ~end JOU WAR-WHAT FOR? and two dollars worth ol Jubecrip.Pnn canb to the Buffalo Socia1illt. ~II t bt: curd• aud tbe book will cost you nothing. SBND IN vo'uR QRDBR Now ��r, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. 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I Vol. 1-No. 30 Price T WQ c.nts �J : 2 HOW THE "MONEY TRIJSf' CONlROI.S ~UR (?) BUPPALO SOCIALIST ~iJd/ifl'ts IRd : . 3liiifilllnlfllts . - ~2'- 'lintsf' in BulfifiD ; pile~~I(.:~~ a;:~;:=.-:!.r:~:-~~~taMftl-~~· r am..,.ref1flhefacct.bt.IIIMG~ -bo...ao.cu.~Tnlll.nu lell""'lblliYi tldUSodtwtll.nw.,.pply ......... •~~. MY ANSWER Tb&l.yoo•nlllla.t~tud@UIJ'lNM INf-IO fandMU...., outAUI beretnquoced Jf'lll af'C!d ~.., •een'- aiMI _ , llold &hbt ..d~ UltiOl ... )'UUftOI'lpt., Outfit No.2 =~~~~~~~~:-:!~-:e-t•o~!lfl, tnr,burl•l~~'-eoiDplet.ecueamt a&~. ToWillltl •• $43.{)() Outfit No.3 =s:_n:·~~:.~~: ·~~~.t:~~~=~ blli'W a.ltfa black or brcnrD Mb\1-, bf.:.t h-.ne, tlu.e e=-. euat»lm hlJ:, !J::~:lt.. Oo~p~~ c.a; ~ au~uda~c:e. • • • . $55.()() 0utfit No.4 ~~:.~!r':!!~ji=.::,~=!'=-:,:::~;: •l.x handle-, t'll(R"eo:l name plat.e. of hurb l ., ~Wow. outaldt~ QI.M pia~. ~lh b:w ~1~~~=~~:~ir;,.b~:::;,:r:. ~!~i':-m;-h~... $6G.oo I OUARAl.'Tt:E alltbl ~~ flllrul~lleo:ljnd' tllfl ~n'loet reudetf'Jd tn.. IJI! far n1pe:rior- to a.urlo.mbhed 111 ant other uodt-rtaker lu Botralo for We t'r orbltaut price~ thf'J will ehnge. • Bell Pbotle,OJ:t'urd ·llll Peden).Mrooe 8781 E •. WEDEKINDT · BIG PREMHJM Olffi( THE BUFFALO SOCIALIST FOR ONE YEAR AND THE APPEAL TO REAsoN FOR 40 ~ BOTH FOR $1.00. The re~ wbocriptlon pice ol the Buffalo Soclalist for one year iJ one dollar, Send fn one dollar · for your renewal or a subsaipdoo for one year and we will send you the Aooea! to RusOn lor 40wcda as a P'<Qllum. Eurcne V:bebs and Freel D. have been ~Jed and you will want to bop postecl. new w......., NATIONAL SOOALIST REvmW POR ONE ~ The rqular subscription price lor both publludona Is ~2.00. S<nd $1.25 and we will.""-! you The Bu!~ ~~list and the lnt~ ~ Rmcw lor Therj Is-. time llmlt on these offers.. Get Busy Nqw. �_,. \ BOTH PKOHI!S EDWARDS- FRANKE Plumbing ann Gas J'lttlng N a tu,.l Gu Work • Sped•hy .!J!I.rr ..,._ 3'. TllfU. CA/,11-.St• For strictly- all wool and' wont~. extremely wen tail-, , ored and a guarant~ of a , ·aM·iog of $3.00 to $5.00 on • . enry gal'tDC:nt. A fullliqe of Holiday Nec:kwea r, ShirU, ' Glove!!, Hata, Bath Robes eto. :THE EJTEBPBlSE ~ �rn~o~~~ · wui'i. Ptf11USKaD. Y BT nta BUFFALO SOCAUST PUBLISHING COMPANY .,_,_., YW.e.p.-.wSaor IIURid.O,N. Y. --TliiKaDLD, ~ PllA.JQt~":'- --.:.=~.~wa- ._., ~PibS J .oo,_~,SCk.a ...,.. u~~~~- ......... ,..,...ta .w......_ Ela.Wred uiO!IICODd..:l.- 1111•Ul:!l' .lao• 5, ttl!, at. tba poo:t omc.a Balfalo., N-Y~t-. D.Dder the,Aa of lbn:h. II, ISN . SATURDAY. DECEMBER ,U,. 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"pitltnr" of IOc.if. ty. 111 ; 1"";, probablyNmt•be.r the .,.u . 1 11 1 11 1 .. : .: ·:: 1111 and ;, u:r·a ALL 'u vB xoa BY t Steel P',... 1 meat~ 11.~ nr c wit i1i 11 \ hi' pmw r o r t h; JC!llluits. h.im Uld. • ent on Ia ta l); \ to &IIOther ~ial~: :'bit~ a~n •.''::nnat >o a ut : ·hlbt t h.e : h·U,'• it. ~~en I 'm ~~·:: That b,..y little cllf! koo of degnerat~ ; : ::• ~~~=tl;:;:o:.a,';!;!...:h:::l ";;~ , , .I t t:ull unl,\' t:vlla• t l.r ruu~h a fnilu re of th~ p a r t;>' to be .t ru e to it11 ::;~'',~;:~~::!,;::! .:~~:..: 1~::! lr.aa:.' rl':.:t•it ':•.~t~.:.Ut~o .::~~ -• joornol i•m. Mr. William Al1o fta11dolpll were' tort~ to olue 84 blll n a • e<"k ~nwut>ll. T~l:ll lll>~•ltlll ~~ to t•:hl.l'B h .' lhl' wo rk mg cla.'IS t o th~ ~ll.i!t ~hilt tbt l' ""'i(lf Dt baa t-ll aut• to do no•, PWJIAT IS 80CLU.l8M' l gvy l ba t 1 oinr .... h 111• life !~:aur ;.,:_•l~lla~ t'::o::.~: ~~;, ~:!ln111 .t '"' IJft rll:'lllllll fr"!' t 7 t o t8 1..,r ltll hnpo• l'PSh! 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' .: • WiUiam J, Co aaon of Buf· wh il'h i Ol'•• it~th l.•· nml with s'll·i ngi n¥ st r ides is h u teuing BOCiety t o the T ba ~a t pahbcaleTtliU Ia Eo rope A.ll .l b.-. ~ooqDt rnn ~•II tbe111Hln s foun u t O!II pa red Willi t"- of tloel.r Su ~ e .- n. IIIOlleyl Aa d It '"~"' made ll>e pn ,..111 llel be •l•u&btf!1' ~ d ownfa ll o r th .. l"'lp itu!isl ~;y'ltem. All o r th e " trettchery ' ' in th e ha•~ .,..a flln~ldled • buDd ut e•i.· Cbnlhlal; ."'.1 of tloem pre~f!Ud to re- ...JtltiDIL . •o~ k · ar iiiiD 1D ADt-rl(a &&Yod t l a •lllo l knl, Jf lh• ...ten taloa a aotlOD 'III'O r ld 'lll' ill 1101 hM!Ih·rr ur ..._,18 rd !hill ~~:d •·a n ee. di!D<:e tbt the nlen ot ata tet ill their p.rd tloe l>ivt111e IIW, u laod dowa ill Til~ tke old A 'l'ai('C prlDtl ple of WH k, whA t do..Y"" tkl"k wosld bappe:a to ttart 11 war wltll Ctroil•. " Bu~. " nru~· i~ th~ y ou :q>.l'. " H t hi11 .so. th en Sociali At monm ent hll.S n~t h u.Jtr 1 ~ llll wr t h Tht' 11pproue hmg l'f!\' Oi u llo n ~ nd th e do'll•nfall o r <·a p lt• I',"UI· , . • . . Y t>J~, It h11a. .it IIi Tir o· m L..,.10D o f the Socnthst mon:me ot , both tb e po l iti ~al pa rty Hlltl th;· .'"-'o u omi ~ organiz.ations tending in that d ireet ion. t o educat e the workm~o: claN~~ t o the rkold aropportunity wb ieb eomt5 witb the bn::akd own of t·apitalism. he-ralded 11.lreatly· by paniet eur bt:;.'O rui DG" lDOrt ! requ..,ut . b~· at rikee o f iDcrea.otin g d e~~peratio n and bi tt e:r n i'A. by gro~ a rmii'S of th e- property i('!IB wandering abroad in th e land in m~ and terroriring the eit ies in winter . Tht- ed uu t Wur o r t be ~i n)! dftllfl dOM not de pcond u pon what hap~b :~op~n":~ot :,!!'a~::;:'"':.:..~=~ ~ri~:!o~=d;111~ :0•, t1~::::~p1~.~! ~;e:,~ .~~~~!a:":'::! ~~~ ::.~h::. ~~:i~er:::·~::"11~ : : t ioaa. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-12-28 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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Pig Nlo rlala Clpr CDipph1p TRY THIDI Teat, Taate, Try, ATIIMPT TO FOOL lH[ VOTERS I $100.00 in Prizes Scinta's Band TUESDAY EVE'C, DECEMBER 31, 1912 mer, Carnival and 6ala Event INSURANCE I E. W. JOHNSTON Jo'IIIE TE\ .\1 :-i EU:VATitR ~'LY I WHEE l . I' I. An; G I. ASS STt:HI HOI I-Eit LACKAWANNA BurJIIIryaud 19 Mudow Lane: j 'Jht fl YourSuitand Overcoat IS HERE At jus t tile p r il-c you intt"1ul t o pu y for om: $10,$12 AND $15 F'm· stficlly ull w o u l :tod ,t'Xtrt'nn-1.\ wrll tnilort'd am] n J.:uara ut('(' o f n W\'ing of $3.00 tn $5.00 o n t:T<"rj" J;nrm~lll . A full lint' of H olidta_\' Kt"Ckw~:m. ~hi ru, Hats, D1nh l-l olxs .:-tc w ors~d. �.. rnw~o~IIAl1l1@1t PUBL.ISHBD YDXLT BY n fa � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-12-21 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1912-12-21 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n029_19121221 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-11 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v01n029 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/533a750238fb499fb11de3893449275a.pdf 59b7c8ede459fc8b0f424e0eed538295 PDF Text Text IDW~-~~@lf - ., ~ . .... . - . - ' ~T~~ " IP ·IT IS' 211 ' YOUR~IDt­ I'IUS NUT Wl!l!l: �Boou . ' CalJhaJI'II, Catrou . T~ 'J"'&rili J• . · A] >JI IH . JI .• T ea aad Colfee Pv.mpki a Pi e PIOIIt. J • T otal tl.48 An •l. of r.o11rse you moal make the a few - of the huAdreda: ~ · <lo - for IU JI]Iflt &lid 'br<!&lr.fllat,Rr\', Dr. E. Y. Mulllna, ao we' • •ill multii•ly tb ~a a'u m by tlle !he Southern lla jllin ~min uy; nnmt'(' r or daya in a weo.k anJ we h.,.e Dr. J. S.. Pre•t ridg"!, S.:'"retary t l0.36 ,,.. , " 'celt, anti Ur. Dool ittl e hu .\tnl'tl.,. of lh fl Wofld B•pt..ill omln .... l Hl'<'ra l imJ>ort.an t u follo,.,1 : ll enl, JON" ..-ncok. . Cloth o·•, ~ ~· • wee k .. . Jlutl~r, ~ ll••· ". }'u.-1, I"'' Wl!f! k .. 8u,::ar . I"'' .,.-~oek.. Milk. ]•o.- r wo•l!k .. ao.~l '· J•l'' wl!ek •• n..·~·l. I"' ' we.-k . . N~,.-• l'np,...,., I"' ' week .. l.i,:hu , I"'' wee k .. '"'""""""· !"'' L ull uri...- ,l.o/!! ...,_. n~e... it..i~•. t :1.:!:1 ~ 1.00 .iO 1.00 or 1\'bom arc '~' '''""' J onoul.,ll' rl uf Baptiot nltl nt r~·. J . Still Wilaon, llflrklry. t:a l., and' :\1, 1::. ln·lur, •~ren t~\" uf Ch ur~h of A~'"'"'· l :-;,•..,.York C.:i ly: Rob11d !), 0 . If. Lunn, Dr. A. S. ano:e, bo th Z5c to ·'7Sc :Oft!\ Koco or lii~U Ob~l~~·:~.l.:..r Bail 50o lo $5.00 -· BaD'dll.e~cbiela Cb.J.I4ren•a, I..dle.' .orO..u' _.., kerchl.ti fntm ' Umbrellas "'"" Z5c aod 50o . Hand· B•l• . · · Lad lH' !Aatber B.Qd ''"'" SOc to $IS) --~~l< lo~I.OO­ AD Holld&y Glfta In Hollday Boxa We give Trading Stamps and beautlf~l· souvenlr wtll 50o to$5.00 g1veri away FREE with a purchase of one dollar 'O,r more . STORE OPEN. EVENlr'iGS ·~k .. AIU U><'IIh'h la •• To!Ja ~ro Diamonds, W altha, Cull L!nb, Rlngs, from $1.50-$300.00 . CarfarO! . l}ototurt • nd Medi cin e. . . f G!!i~~~j~) La Vdlure Broachea," Shaving; lI Smoldnc and T oil<l Seta~ at · HOYLER'S 8trHt · 287. ~·n- CHRISTMAS PldiUM OfltR. WAR--WHAT FOR:? '( By GEORGE R. KIRKPATRJi:X A STAR.TLING - BOOK e.,., ,.,.., ., i;hlf•iis fMJ• sfrlpptd Nlltt/ w•• ~INUHt~ Boun.cf. iu, .treen silk 'clotk, #0/4 11ta,;_ped. . J52 pa_qu · Obtain w. JtartUnc_book FREE For two yearly subscription• to tlae Bal'alo SocialittJor · two rmewa la or four 1ix monthleuba. --· · 1he book will be ,ent PRBB. Remit $2.00 i nd we 'wiD'~d you WAR-~TFOR? a.od two dollan wOrth . of · ta~ption canl1 to the · · Buffalo Socialiat, Sell the cards aud the book · will~:r,ou nothing.- · seNo ..· IN ,Y~' oR~eQ ·NoW ~ �• _~:~_ >- , ~ •t ... , ~ . ~ • •on.&.l.o 'sob ALIST· . SOCIALIST MASQUE BAll -AT - BROADWAY ARSENAL $JOO.OO IN GOLD FOR THE BffiT COSTUMffi Sci nta' s Band. Adm lsslon"25d MERRY CARNIVAL AND GALA EYINT .Jinnou.ncment Extraordinary Joseph J. Ettor ·Comins to Buffalo. W atcht his Space for Date and Hall Overcoats and Suits NEO.KWEAR -AT - English I m p e r I a I Scarfs. beautlful patterns, [ .[ .... the dollar kind • lhl'SOc Kntt Scarfs. big range of patte rns · 3 for $ 1.00 35<: �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-12-14 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/e6eb0edd0206fee9c73b9f901c42b440.pdf 0b36429ee5fb758e5244c64633684252 PDF Text Text N0;27 THI .- 1·8 u v... ~hpi.a RENE~ AT ONQ.E 111 calling ~IUDi ioo t o tbe aMolute nation al rndy ufat. to a large nted. of tl•e v.,.,atlooal K lloot. of All o•·er the •orhl the ti!~~o~leoey b that capitalist clu., The Bu.f. wa;r-away fro"' compet itioe. ne bu ro11flned \taelf to a IIO<'i&liaationofthemeaetofp ro<luetioll - • • • - 1"''"'"'"" of t be q~;~HtioD f r0111 tbe i1 a lrf•ady far at\o:ute~l. Aod ia ill of the working de• Jtllrent f urther •·h•n~t: it tbe boJ>e ot J><!aee 1 , worlr.illjl duaebil!l 11nd of tbe ntabli1bmeot of J"OJift Tbere 11 a11otber 1ide of t bP q\l"tlo11 trr.lni n~; ill tra<I<.'S and ~~ationt. whieb ..·ill tbrow mu~b li~;bt on the ''With the employer it i1, and muot ,Jiacnuion. That aide ;, the 1i<l" of l>c, unJc r eompetiti.. n. larl!ely ~•·lli~b : the tea~her, 'll'ho 6o<l~ i t . , _..ary, the attit11<le o!, •Fit your !'liLlie bo.,·eHt ~pllgDant it may l>c. to IIC'n·e .chool• to train hoyt 1<8 obet\i.,nt, ~fl· u a t ool of tbe rapitali~t e lt.11 in the cient 11\:lehinn,"" that ,.•brn they ~ome tle•·alo1•me llt of ehUd Jla•·n for the to me I ~an work tbru> to th~ t....t mUI<'r elau. ••h·a r:ta~e to ]'r<'><lllte for me. ' "Tberc 1111' worhl·wiole iP<Iintio111 I n juotire to tbr !ueber "'bola re· 1 qul red to tneh and r ulth·a te th<' r bih\ Jihat the J•tUf'l>t •tatul ot ' itu.hutry i1 t ll\'f'll, Let it be ..Jd that, for tbll m01t brnking up,-tbat "'' e a re mo•·i n~ tO• omol;i l••""'''"'"' res~tire riti~ to their ~~=~:r:~~;m~7:~~:~11=~~~·£:~~,::~ ::~!:~o·:.i,r.:i~~,:·~~=n~:~;~::.:;:~~~:~~ anti •lelirer mr;:;~n.:~bo~utor~: f~~~·~=·~:';; ~:~~~~ 1t1~:~~:.~·~fmt!~ll;~;:l;::~b:: ::: i;~::~~~;~. ~~':;i~l ,;e,~!~ :~·~:1•,:;~, 1•:~~:; eon•·entioa to be Mid In Augwt, 1!113. Commo:1 Oood,'' who a re OI'Otking o i,.:ht l they (Ont rql many of t.hem. aool d~,. in the ra11U of tbe Soeialltl '' When the t i m~ rontct, that ~0· FOUR YEAR OLD CHILD- ~~~:~..~~~ ::,i:~·-o,'::io;:~;l! ;:~~::~~: i;!~;~:i:::.~t~x~:~~:;i~?.·~:~'·::.: r:r~: ~' e~·tb~:~;~:':: ;~;r:.~:-t;fni:~::: : I~:;i::t.~·:.~ :~~~~:~1 ":,':;.~:·0 ~~~ ~~;:~,;~h: REN WORK IN CANNERi :;,·:, ~~~i; mat~ i~l 1!::~1 ·;;t:~~:::~; ! :~::\;c:,7.~~.~;t:tu~:~ ~::hifo••:h!'';~7:~ rs ..... .. Cbiltlreo rout yean old aa.L ... : :':· .. In tbe ,..,..uional M"hool, •<"•I· , o f the up- ru~tor~ an•l for th<' publit f100..I. B~~~~~·n·rt. l f~;!::·l~[:=~~;:~:i~::~::~:~~~~} ~~::i:;::~~~~;:I~;~j~!:~;:f.,~~: ~ :·::~:]::;~~:~~!:::~~~r:g~:t:;~ · 1 of M i.,. :\larr (;bamherlain, a ..·oman ( toriu and otbcr ::!~:~~.-~~m':~;;:e ~~:t ~::~ry 0 1 . . . Will II!Jiol tloo ball I,.• or your ot.th Unton ".:1•! T un ... '":'!fit, bi.t: I• • l..out u mut h hke hbOO<l of. .. .. all ot hf n , .,.ho tome IR routrad wttb . ' ~t::tu:~::t .:~ ~~:•.'" o"'a'"K · a hn! .more taro=flll 10 to your ltat.e- ;n:~r;oK;:!.".,'.,;,;.u~ 11u;~n',:r~~-: dali•l.l and ~ialilm. tx]•loltl nJ;: tbe lwot '"" 'e lopmfnl of the future na tioo. '' I "''"'•• POLICJ:L ATTACK ~~: ~:~·.::":mu:.a~~·l:: t::~~·:;;: .:~ ~~X~= ~~:;:11;:•' j ~,:w=~:::~~ ~;~;~~~~ ;:::.:n:!,::ot~~; limE fALLS STRIKJ:DS .,.~rk ebol~u~n tOIIJI~Ietl Ln ,,.~::.:::,:~~:;•::<:,::: :: n•rrel" .., Sotlahll• \\'e kiiOW 'l'f ~~:~; :: ~;~ ~::·~:~~ !~:: tlwt e&j•itali~t :~:.~:~t: A:~;l~an.,~nt~~~~:on:a~l. · · our <ookod 00 ••~• U.o Bwu<~ an ort.hn11n rm In Bulfalo w~ lind t be ~n( •Uh•t l n.-ut i· ! ;~>niliat ~~~~~.,~~~;~ ·:~,1~ ~~ • iguoraote, aaol aJ:rf<' Lhal only 11 ""' Choob<eJ.,, ur tbe eannetM11 u her , .. , ... c,i!•llon Tb ... or t bto ja w410tf'tl o f tbe I•Olr 11,\aklnJi. lta•te L, I :!r~~:~~~~:•. ~::~~:u:~::.~ l:;;~nn~:: 1:7t7.;:.~:~o:~:· ;~:~r..:~!;~~~.,~if;~:e,:~l Tb~ are ?>lire o f - : : t'all• doing thelt employment, the ~h•ldte11 • ftn· J r h i!>lre 11 art Ull~ht to n••k• UJ> into ~ e"trytblnjl in their JIO•~er to aid tbe n1ill ~=~:laj~~~~~rr:~;:l:'r'~ee':'::,.;be:: ~~:~0:ou~~r~~atkT::: ~~:;: :~:: =~·- I :::7.!u~~~~=~~;: tb~"(:i~~-r..t:.,~·~ ~~~:!;~ :~~::. ./~~~~~~::•til:t:~:~·:;"'~<> ,\h';;,..k .~~:~: · <'<~lllptlletl mPn, womom a nd children aUite, io <!ag... t a o<l habit of lift, . to reoume tl~r\t t ,\:Q. .'iil makt• Ulj tb it ra ... material iato j a j,'O a ft<'r tl~r l t nken hat! turn~·! in tbe ~ulol , .,.,. :.~~~ r~:t..:~a~•~i:~:•!:; :O::~d~.'~~ ~ ~.:;~:~·:~.~r:~·.,;'~~c~h:b~.!':1r"t·_::~~:·•1~~ ~ ~~::::io:;ut;f 11h~:.,1 'w:~~~~rt~~~i~:e: 6t~t~'H!.. 0:7t:;;t.~: ~~ir10J>jl:n~~: :~~:J•i<'Cof:;~~rn::bi~il~~ fr;; !!:~r~: I~':..lwi~i1nt~;;,e ;;~"'" wtt h dtaOI'n dul• ~oo7~ollror.'t7;: ~~~:~~~~oo:k c;~:;· . :;; . l ~·~u. ,h~: :~: '"Otatiooal vbooll! Can l lui!;~ :~:~ ~:~·:7rikn:,: ~!::o~•r:~ til,: I bu!lll'<l to crowdl'<l obaeko a nd houeo Hul,- lillte n to tbP •·ifWJ>oint e ! one rumor th:l\ anti 11erm~ttcd t wo t o fi•·r boutl dNl·l' o( the OJ><!akere I t tbe rl!<'ent ron•·<"ntion nade. b.-tore be1o~ . I called !oc tbe uut <lay ' '" "'' ddo; o o l " ' " I :~~~:~ x,:;;,,!o:~cT:•~~~:",~t~;~::!:~::::; " " ' '""""'· Tb o ••••' " ' ' ' ' ' ' . 1 reulted lo a pt.nde.' Tlle clded 10 bre_.: up t be parade. log U}l a pt.n.dt.. aDd ia workle iJ: people; oft t•ei• oue pollee"'. . allot a wo~~~aa J>UIIap., doe llid" aot • ol'e' fut toau\tblm. be . BEUEVE IN WORKING ON SUNDAY aJ~ain.t Ibis hellitb upi· Sotmll Sehool at Onconll, S, \'.~ Tn ~b(;w hio grt'llt lo"f for tbe •nrte ~er hrouJbt to li11ht. "The preatut 111tut of induttrr cal\· ing ~11111 Chtlloee Haml.in bad tb<' 11irl1 there au wbo will blame ~oth· not 1ut , l)e..au•c It It war. 111~ ,..., work un tbet t:luoda]' before tbe JIUte food tubers for JIO!Tinlttlog cb•Mrt n unnot Jut indefinite ly,' ' ,.ld hf, in tbow, whieh wu tup~ io takf p1Al'11 a t u c ,tl!llder yeart, bot tucb r'e<:o~nitlou ot tbf rlut 1tn~ggle, wb lrh llllt week at the Sweeny liOn'. it urt-:arrnt~. Puutl with b re.t.ontible t or tbe pro-titutlrtn or our Ooe o r the cMrQ wben rptakilag of it 1111111 h•r. UlleiiiJ>lojmoelltand \'OO:ational aehools •utoll&\'eapPr<"nl icf· ~<I ''it ia bad enough 1.o put io 11iae "'I• • O.piu U.e moatb of t raho.i111, deto ha!'deD t!.em. a lld dt>prive t be.m ayapat\y, tiM j&trr hi t~ trif.J, " fie 8u.te 11f M-.-VL f:ttor, Olo• aaaltU a11d , N!torzwd. a verdkt of " S ot I " ....,!Ucn~t·nt il aloout t11 ;'"'""IPROGRESSIVES ~;~.!';~-~·:t;~~·::;.::;:: ;;:~'"~:·~";·~:.:.. ~;.:::~~·'. .:~•.::: ..-·- - - l ' ""''' "''' "u ltelp 11 l ant . 10 pre•·a lent. (hat. fam- 1bop•. ~! ~".,.:;':;.,":011~01e:.:.: 11~''~0:~ '' 011lj Jb eo-operation bopt ot puce. ..~="-:::::·.;::·:~~. ;~::::::::;. ......... , ~;:,.:~~ ·;:~,"::::. ;::.~ .-~ ~: . there bo11t1 a da.r till daJll a --k witbou't. EAGERLY.WAH-1-U tnR OPENING Of SOCIALIST fAIR . :::::::~:::~::~!:~·:.~~::~::: COMRADES .011ru ot 1neome to la&t them t brou11b i1 Co·operation or eombl· m.alr.ina 1111 wort 011 Sunday. ' ' . l'f!'ll'nd t or corpo,.tion ow11uobip a nd ~n"go~;~~:~;."a!: !':;~,=,·~. :'..~{: Bower of Beauty and S~owers of Handsome, Useful ~::e:~:~;.,:::e ~:'...,10hef,::~~~b:fc~~~~ t?ristmas Goods, Fine for Christmas Gifts, will eblldreD from the playj(l'Otllld and ~tirlo be Features of Annual Fair Given by the Socialist ~:.Ot.:!~.,~...~~.,:~~;eCO:/~.~~..ery':~; ' Women's O ub; Fun Galore for Old and Young · Pl;;•::;...n;~h!~1 :d ~~~; 1 • ev(ry. N ight Nat Week in Franklin Hall. Ileal aad moral derradatiou, I'HIIIt!DJ Ia later crime aad di~oea~e, eome u a Alter many •~h .o!...~rne&t work tio:. from ecouom-ie robbet]' at tbf u oatnral cotiMqaeaee. anti cart~ful pllllnlnlf, t ba Baffalo So- t l111e. , Tile Bnft'alo,.E.xprtu, u 111u.al, hac! to daliat ·~om•11 are 011 t he eve of their ,\t each of t ba meet iap ot t he Fair for ill brother eapitalim a ad J reatnt t riamJib--the opeaiiiJ or the eommittee, wbie b ha\'e contll!ued for ftni'Wiillllftii,II I'''OO ~jo~e.t,:~~~;n ~~~~t:11ro;1.~~ !;~ ;:::; !;:~;;!.,~.ir;.~:~lnbe~~ ~~P::~.~~=-~o~~loa~g:~~:;:-;:~c";; l llth COztclitJODI llpoa f ol'f!ip bo111 ~0 &lOIII hU t..Jp left' aatlltlled to pae10111 doutiUIII,. Ud BOW tbt all =~t·:~:c~~~~~t1~:!:11r~ :':":.eob; :~~~~~·~~a: =A=t::;-::: ~"'::~~ ::n~~a;:::! ·~: 0~11~~ 1oa•• fOIII'M,, capltal b t employe.. •otli· tiou of ate11 tile 111011 •i•t.lmbltie &MIIII to Ny •b. . It to~• to -.a:lltf -~ · aod dlctatl., ...," a.od lilian of To Llloee" wllo are 110l familiar w;o. I 0.. bJUh.l ~perati;on Ill ~.be Oaot llpM a u- u•• ~ 1lad w - •a au ..itll all Clf tile Soda· . .I""'L , !tlooday, · lt ...u1 lount fort). l.ato f111l h loo• · aad . .lid tile cla•or af' tr.Jet, •at~iaatiC · erGwdr., will .,.. tr.blilh a ....,, tl it t.M !r&J' ef Fair. wbleb '«tmbi.... -ad - ibM =:"=u~ia:'d~,..!: ~ :::~ ~!i ~:=~ ~=~:.~rellali•J witll 'delllll,lf~ .=: :...-=-..~U:t~~t:,.be.::l:e.:~. -:',a:!.~=:: :~::.be..: Ct~~ •::..::r-~-:.,.-;:~ ~ ~=-~-=~~~.~~~tW.:!:: ::~:~a:!..ki: :~:~:•-~:-:! 4 lite. .-1.111 ll- . ol~odyl o'"'""'"' by doe E:z~ . . 10011 __ ltl pai'l t~ Ball or llold·• ebo to partT"-kra •"- ar. up.c"' bt111 ,.,..... lll; tM-,.fti• -witJJ -iety aimplete u,.l lq: tlola hir '\e bela tllr. . . _ , . . . -::~ t~';;= ~~~~a~:~ .:.~:.";: ~~- :,·::~ of 011n.. 1. t lae ballot , blat 'Worlr.lal eta• emucipi!· witJJ wdt.My d._._t.U.. or .._. . (O..~eo ,.....f) . �WAR--WHAT FOR? By GEORGE R. KlltKPATRICit Bid,..• f•m •frlpptt/- ..;.,d f!wrp 1'1}.•t •f lD•I'.DIHII•Htl Bound in £ run silk cl6th, ~old •tamped. · 86!1p<>§u _ Obtoln thls atartllnc book FREE For two 1earJrnbacription1 t~ .ibe 8affalo Soc:ialilt or t wo ~ewalt" or foar liz moot.ba aabl. t~ book will be ~a~t FRBB, ~ Remit 12.00 aocl we wiD - .. ~md 1o• WAR-WHAT ·roR i . .' wonlo ·ol~ . . . . . to tho · Bd'alo llodolllt. Sdl tho catdo oad tho book aDd two dollon ) . .... , ......,.: . �afr Socia.list .F . . . fiJIDDIQg Week,. . IMC. 9tn . -AT - FRANKLIN HALL 62 West Eaaie St. FOR BENEFIT Buffalo Socialist undor ouaploc• vVon~en's Refreshments. Buy your Christmas Club iVIusic. Pres~nts == FAIR== at th e �PUat..ISIWD'W'1lutLT liT TKa BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBLISHil'IG COMP~ •. -~ WJIFALO,N,Y · P1l.UOtaat.UIJI1lD:D,T- SlY, LpStnlt.WBoar MAllTJII'HaZSLD.,.,_ ...,, IIDit~~-~lfd0oor ~)G ..... ~~~"Y~ Ptb $1.00 ,_ l'Mto 50c lb -.dl&, pay.W.IA . d - - ,-t ll:ateftod u W!t!OGd-cl.aM 111.1t.Uer J aae li, 11112, &I t.he oftloe a$ Ba.1f&lo, New Y<M"Ii:, IU>der ~he Ae\ ut )!&l"Cb 8, lll'nl SATURDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1912 THE STRENGTH OF THE STRONGl To tho~{' philosoph~· of uninitist ed in ~eia l ism who do not und e rstand !he mn!J!! 11.11 opposed to th ll ~:~~:;ot111;~J~·~t~:. ~:hi1!:::~~~! 11 ~f . any mon~mcnt is t•\'Prything; him rn •lialo•K 11ll li~ht. In tilt' nothin ~; tin- movt·m•·nt . . Lo•Rdtnl may coml' 11ml I ' 11111.~· t."O. This !eu.dcr or lllAY carry the lig!Jt 11 lillie fnrther thnu 111Joth1•r; but a t his ano t ht•r aeiZI'!i !Ill' Iordi whi,.h is boru!' on 111H I on snol on. Wo• \"t•nturo·IORII,\' thut tlwSoo·inlist !'Hrt,t· I hand u•~tpp!'d If f' l'cry Soo·ialiHt " lo:uol··r. " to di!iiiJlfH·nr from tllf• fn•·•· uf t],. cnrth . ..\ ntl t tbl' onlv orj!u lli za t io n on th e fnr1 • of tho· ••Rrth stendf11~tly fo rwnrd und 1• r >' tu·h tryin~ ,.jr<'1linst .., ncl' ~. :\ot hceauso: th e SO<•inhst purty i~ nuul•· up of 11 rnnl; ~tnd til e of tmpe ri or beings. hu t ~imply h•· o ·nu~l' tJw t rHininj.' of So,.udisTtJ is t!itt:di,l' IIWHY fr om tlw · ·fulluw · m~· · h•li d•·r''phil n.omph,l· of indi\'ioluulhnn . :ID1104D0Ir~ ~ To tlleml•doftlwipefto•~• wtU the Htiozl tUt ~Boe~ Party 11 -rely a poll tleal oi,..U..Uo., with. out ·fll aetion otm nao t o 110•lu.te certal!l ealldldat. &Dd arn, Uill!ir Q. tiop., It wUI ~ome._. a ~rprt.. th&L tile Sod&Li.tt Party·'• Ktl \' itle. &t U.e preHnt Lime, i•medl&tely aft.r a flm · Jo& iga,ar$ nea rreattT tbla. tlley were P.tefioll ~ to elodioa. It II U 1'~rtlll ltu. & faet. At tbe Jir-at time, m01t · of braaciwll &re coad11dlna or prtpar· ing fo~~o l(l(turU, debtite. aad dlteu.lo .... wlt"oot aombe r. Tiley &re al10 pi&~ · nlag for&Wllek '& lalr to ·beiJII&t Fnnkli!l Hall oa D~e~~~ber Sl; aod for a )tre&t e&rnh·aiaBd muquerade at the Broadway Annal Sew l'•a r'• E ..e. F.a rly.....,... Fcbn1ary will bi!Jia llle Mrle. or Lyea;um I« tare., three of tlle ~ourw. of leeture. ha•'iiiJ*IItl!eWI'dfor Bar. hto B1111yf ny, tamJJe.ifll t l1ne . Cara...,ie Ia repon'!<l to be •·ery~nae.ll pl-dl adeed,be wor ld Ia gettiar &lOll( w ''F.•~rytlllaa l1 0. K.,• • dr L&lrd of 811:lbo, nd there ,. 11 0 ,,;.100 Ia tk world wb;r ;~. :::::: I :;~;.~,;; ~":~~a ::. ~ .c::~~::~" til>' Mr. C. roeglot'l'ft ·-llia ole&r n ff"'a r for tbe rtoal ~>Ke•itieoo Oil, dear no,. wbt he aa.tre .. t•roat ud dJ'IPI!paia. - u .... l:>ota Vr. 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Luaineu hour1• 111ent or .aclal activity. tit!~ world WOUJ.l oleYota " ·,-. · ~ o 11 0 1 ho•"!ll\1<' 1 0 . 1111 ~· thut. W~ ~ :oq oc~t lh t· HuH :\loOAe to he MH iiagt called to otiteu.. th e pr•~· An•l MlCOad, i• \h e es't t.nl to whido aad ~nett.Y to · ~======,;,;,~ · = ' . ~~~~~:~~·~:;~~:nct~. 111 ~·.:il:~·7n::i~ll1ill1th~\'~~~,:·N:~~;.~n 1 r:.t:·tr: s:::~~?~t ~!~~~i; ~:~b~~·~;.,~.t~ef r:~~;·. . ,~~·~ c::~~7. ~:,';~:~~~~ h::.::~~':'::a:l:;~~f ::~ ::~;~b ~·;~:~;:JI .aod I' ~~i~:~~~~~K~h:·j,.~';~;k.:;:git~::~~,.;··~~,. n;:u:li;:~~~~~~~f-~t7:~.j:>;~~~~R~~~ ~~~~ ~;~~~~~~~"~~:~~ ::,.:::~~:•i;:: ~~:: ~::~ ~~;·;:;h~.t~~e 1 ::;~e;,..~i~;"':;':•lif~: ::;· d•;Y;•o..~, t~et: 0t7.:u: ::e•::~ we rt" l1•J 11110 th{• J~lnglt• thl~ ~···ur by th e hla u~ha l unl'ntl< .or the Steel 1'r ullil !•llrt.t·. Durm~ th l' '.tf':l:l fou r ye11 r.R tlu11 da~ will rc11d 11mt t<lluly th•· pNI<lo·nos of ." ot· w! . r<·t:Ou~lru e tiOil llt~d \>;JIJ doti~tl.ett8 be Wf' ll lwo l fro l!l tlu· n•f or; nls t uotuonll to th e ~C \'O I~hona~· t:OII''tC ilOIIII. c' n th ~· otlw r hRi lll. 1hc Bull M oot~t· wilt Will o\·e r frotn th e Demoe rfl l ~ nn<l Ho' JHihli \'1111 ~ tlw !'(•oplt• of thl' nntu ~n l !1uU Moo11e cl~d ie ~ig lru~\ inuguu.to·~. th t httlt: coek roRch ·~ap lt ah Y~s. th e miiWklB~ly :tll~l;·~•.tfll t•rofellslonal peopl.,, and th e hc r o.wondnppel"'l who \o ,·e a 1 oaaaimou11y or by large majorit\eo. The propo..ed t>l•n baa rl'!<' ei•·ed t be &ttntioa not alone or IO<"i&l reformen aool the ·~ .. en.l publie but of .cienti1te, a• well, and &tgllmUh both · f&•·otiog llld 01,1,..; 0g the i<le& ha•·e l.>e<!11 ~~:h·~a & wide ~euiag. So •weeplllg 1 ~ bl"l'~ cOuld aot be Lase ~~~~ ~~;~·,!·,~·"~liK~:~.~·~:~/,\::~~:.\·~h:,r:l~=~=~t~;~l~~!s :tf::;1i1 tsli~t~i~~; , W e do not wa ul tbo•ir · ' lea•lers." beeanae th ei r lead en: a r e not in ~y•npathy wi th th e work i n~-: ehu111 an d it. need R. The lea}.y.ey ed rdorrnen1. and petty bonrgeoi• labor-11ki nnera a r e n ot of our kind'. '1' hey belang among tha. Bull M 0011c and the Socialial Party ean be det·outly t.bank ful th a t tbig P e;r kin s pa r ty wu orraniud in time to k eep t hem out or th e SoeiRiiat rank&. Sincere no doubt lll't u1any or U1em iu th~:r mushy ae.ntim en t&1ity o ver the poor work ers; but 1inC!efr eharity ia juat about u u!'el ~ in th e preteDt c ris:ia u any · other kind . The workiq ela11 d oea not propo.c t o bq for charity · : thro ugh an organization of puuy-footed par~~noiaea. It pro~ to demand throu gh ITS OWN PARTY a tborourh·cobtc. reorpniuUoa o f .oeietr on a b..ia of ab.olot e WORK ISO CLASS DOKINA- ~·=:~t> O\'er th eir 11 pN'tty uau~uth~ll '' .. ' ; ~ :•~ tbe lmi.UB reform~ who ' be fore we-~ done d...,. 1101 crem two tbi11g. alike, fto111 thia f&tt 10me people ~ouel uda tbet t'be r.lua~ dioot ia ctlolll in aoc\ety &re a aeeH&it)', u If they"'~" alaotreated by oat111i!. Bec&\1111 tbe re &re 110 two o&k leavu euetly &l ike, we mOlt g.,, ~~>illioa&irN aad paupera. ~&IIH tbere an ao 'two e&I YM alike, 111ea &od woID(!D..m ulrt be ~rileed by thou.uda a a.t teo• of ~oua&~~di at the altar of tlleaoldenealf, willletlleprintoof'IIUJ &od ot eepit.all&a • 11jo1 Ill lhe t-1 llll ... tU.t UD bw.y. Beuua t\ere.,.. n t - ..... bli"e ali1r.a, h • Nlf·e"ldeat t\e.t tile llu Ia lporaaN aad bo b11a"-'1 b1 apoeb wille b tlH:lF ewo imacfaatMa e&lil lato bei•«, ••Ue .. te• tha.udi ••••1 - .•ut dedodlo-.; •to tile aocl al life of &llloullt to. .~o. '!•:'.. 111.111 d9111lee th e ia a.atare, J!>cludlllf i.lao aad oo l&lle IIIU ena &tiDJ o&tal"'l t.lley an utul'll able. But 10 111111 u .,..,., ·lau a. ~. llle law of alike for all, tbat Lf t he noau.U are 110t ..-~d the It Ill~ 41•. Aod M loa& u u q of ' ~ •bo-a bal111 • PH ~~ aad ~ .Ud dlbp tbt ' to: be ~~. . . . ~ .... fw ..U tU& "M tW '"''"'""'1•-•••ru b•• witb·I::S'~.:·,'t11a~'!'::"'~~:C~t.li:!l~~~ ::'a~~=~·~ ·:: · ~~ ~ 'e!'. . .. ~.,., ·-· .• • :.:~.:at~7~'!~J~arell ;~:-!:~~=~ beh•ppy wbea tiloua&lldi ot _wage· alave. lrt'IO ll:lad te lliiaf OX OL.Ua.OO•SOIOODBU. Jt b a r.11r\oua fact tbat 1111ay l'eGJile d::;,.,.:h~os::::~ o>.i•-·l.,.....,,;,...,. _. _,,,.~' ' -"-· :;. w~~~ hu m:i:d & martyr. &-nd "..,.ril ee '' hhn~tlf to the worll:iag du1. Not 10. T he Socl&l· loti• I . Do&ll who ' h.u d'!niOped '' "lua· ton.ciou._...w, " ll'hlt!o •l111ply m.ei&or tha~ be lou ldet~\f&ed lola ow11 beat io· tereste wlfb tile hlltrnte of t.lle ..,... tunn. .lty-thi worldag clan of he ',lr a part.' Now, the• , t.llo I at~J I Iaequ&litie. &.ad tba appli e.atioo of rnon(' ~· fo r it11 uh·nt ion ht"o'OillCII more apparent. lint! th e mililantll o f th'e working daJJ.'i will find th t> ir way in to th e p11 r ty o( th eir : to l ~gi•l&te a littLe more dayllgbt 0\l r th·e• 4.r 1 nadjutmeat ' of clock•. . b&uatt<l !'rolet&ti&D die Ia It rema in. fo, Soelaliul tp adj111t 111 ' 1 f-ll&ble-. the . wealth." t.lle ll)'llem toW people l1111t.ftd of ed· tak e the \ll'&ten •broad ll1 jUJtina'Ute J-p~e to the • fii OIII. It i• aodol!bt.edty lnle tbat a&tllre ,;.bt theil' dedllct.iobl from the ~u~~~r~~o;h~l"~:t.:::;.(>~~~~;l'::,~~~~t s~:!fdTt-u!';Panh;l~~;n:.~~e;rru~~ TJON. We ali&ll haw in vogae for u aturiei &lid tbat wu e..o.t ..ed bf ~ refaf lcientit!c 0 t..o:-..,.. tioo &od ealrulation. Savagerr with all Itt bn.t&lity, b.,. blri•m with &II 111 e.ruelty 11111 t eod· &ti 1m wit h all ita ,,,.any &n<l ia· NATURAL I~ EQUJ\LiTJES show11 IliOn> lha.rp~y. 1h1· h11h1 ~!1 ~ ~· for h r:ead and lh l' t ruth 18 (o recd dau. time It ;1 pto~WMd to o 1- t tbe eatlre tJ ke ou t & wret.eiled ul1 tellce, l~p~tead of lb i&, we !nd t.llem 1yne111 of ti 111 e r..ekollilll{ tbat h.. be.!o I•. It 111rprbl~ ~t Kr. C&r..gie ailaald be de (;all~~ tiiU wre«.lled. t~~ae..~ :7t~ !:"'~:~,;: wmra-U.ej)ftlllare&llz· fad to .work for (lo.e late restr Il . oloea, not me&ll tb e 9favtJ!Iqby iDd l.,ld u&l e.Hj lltop prowli•g &I tra'l'el 1., pN.b. Tbe IIOt e a DIIMfllh ill• of n liJbteo- IIIII&. ou1r •J-Piewllo tU. 011!1' - 1 to eon· Of tile iBdi'l'lolall! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/7f2308c0ee7e4cc1d5b9b56ea8fd4554.pdf e2c99bd7725777de22f88bb04359f6eb PDF Text Text THI8 18 • u y_. ~ N0.26 , ·s.........,.._ RENEW AT ONOE TO THE fllONT C>-AT l.f. Of l CONYENTION mahBlg Ddqates Fight for:Industrbl Unionism - Big Vote Cait lor Ntw of Organiutlon - Gompers Again Elected President. Fonn . Tbl" lut wH.t of Hie A. F . .t I.. Coa·1 T~o~ ..,.._. ~l"ot"' "1'1." to • .., wM · ll~hlat Rtorllelltr. S. \"~ Jllfl~f'd bt ~~~ a •t..-tltut tri..l\01 af Ill• J... Ji...-lyaJfair. Th~lalittd.-1· t'.11f 1-f<'ry..a""' .,.,...,, r.IIMI. t o ad'·~ate tllfl Til~ \IO>nl ioa af • •klJ•III'IJI: huht.,.l rial 1~ worker. from tl>e "lAp- •ai<'lu•u n wa~ t b" mNI IIII)>IUialll tln-.t JlOiat of •·lew, ..,d ..-bea t ill' of til" "''"'"'at loa. h MrttpiN a wliU. a.:IOJ>Ii•gth!'iadiiJttialfcmn <lay. t oot p.lano tka rt'nuult Tl\.- fl'lk!wialf 1~ thr U!\'Ohllina ill!,._ Of iadu&tri.al lllli<Ut\Ufl WU •hltf'd by l ilt> NiiiOfli,V: totberotwentloa. &rail to war~n vp d~RIIPi<la of tbt Sh.. rma11 law cam11 ur- h •Pf'•ldo~t flf tbr. O•i>bury lbtteu t . .e a tilt t..· toree11 th<'! So.-iali1 t 1 •n<l Sam Clompera took' pia«>. flompo:r. nmr. ,1111 llually tu det ...d bim,...lf ...d atl•r kl!<t tb<" Socialitll dil'ft l. .. •· Whf'"'U 11111 lin..,. ""' . t:~~~tntlta~:m:; :::·1'~~ -~;~~j~ I ~::;,: :~~.::m~0nl;t~PD~~~·:~I:~~~~.~,:~;.' ~ . ;' r ~orubat 11;0,:~~:,:~:,.:~·~/7.::~~~:r~~a.•,:;: ,.~; ~;::~~::",:m,~:r;::;~ ~•li.,.: u"!~h•thh..u~::t ~::'?t· ,!" ,~~ ~:~::. ~;~~~:~.: ~;·~ . :,:!~~::: .:~:,..•.~'~:, :; a..U labor. do lUll.. bet~--, •ad " Wllue••· tllf nt•i tall•b .,( tH ··vunt ry laA•·e 111R... b ...,J tb,. Sat!-... )ianurartul'l'r.' ANCI"iaLh•n Uhl ntlu~ largo. fnlj~o~·.,n' . "•~taniut lou.. , _ t•art, rnb"".,. IM'Nh,.~. hou•IDJt far tlor.lr t>Dr('ON th<'! d rtt rur tlna 11f the tnhl... ~~=~!": Hfti!if"~.,': ~!~::;'r ::. ""JV>riLJIUIU I Moo h.ola~~: " 1<>~l.v drawl! I•~IW~II r• t•ital . .,, I• You hire "1/r..,.I•·,..J, That in ,.,.,,., to think 1 tr.uow . too rnudo 11 r t hf' ! ::::: • Ra.il• lir. Ther"' ia a .,....,,.. I J"e.l th~ hhfrty nf tbe peof>l" •a• til l rnfb. whlrb of!,.,. ,,,..,.,~, thf' t on.eoe ,'•"" r~~~,:~· ..t::~r~~~;,..,~~ ~~~:tl:• I:'m~:~f:'n •:.~,,:::t~o~h:f ~~~::.~•, ~ \~~ wb~~ /~~~~~~~~~·~::lo~ll;~:r:t ~':: I ;~:~c:;~~~~:",.~:~· ~~:•;••r1~,..;"~;:,t ·:~.!.::~~ ,,,::lt~~~:.;.~::;:::::;:~:;; .,;~ '::,~~::·.::~:::.: : · ~.~·:.: ~:.·:·:~: :::.::: MISSION SUPPLIES SCABS FOR BOAT OWNERS • ~onor t ltr .to•n•~u·l r.,r thr f ull nwut , !,. Uti tho• lnr"'n"''• •• ~ho~~rn 111 frc" ~u·l , .. tunuu.•· ••~>~~•i• ~ ~~:.~~ \~~~;;~~.~... "hldt " '••. I••.:•• J • 1111111'1 inop.oti,.11 t . Jahor I• Th~re i• an in•tltuUOII at tbe 1\r'•Tn i''""~'"•i,a ..s:;~~t ioe:l~~~ t:; fo:-:;r~..U . a ad " managed .b1 '" lbe 1111me of Pickatd. ' ...idto b#'ltapt uident. ueo«<ins 111 bi~ owa ' m"d•~•l"'"'m"'"• p lead• pilty of oritPBat· trbeme, alter baYillg bad U • witb the workboUHfojD Clll\'e· 1l1o •• a pr11batiou ollicr.r In the c ity. He oaid tbtt ke bAd alwa,-. to belp llle .workiug eta..""'' be t·hat tbe oailora 011 t be lakes lli~tt-uot to lll...t ioD U.at be th oallor. u a a ezcDae job. that thry wm .o bawy :e::~: lotT:~. : : : - ,,llot · eo11dacled tb.at 1'-e aa!Jon 111,.., to a h icbf!r moral ataadatd, int.re..tN a uu•ber of pkil... t..&t owurn iu ttr.e aeH111t , aDd the _..,,k nJ eombi.i•1 relitfiO• · 111ak1 ao •i.tak l, geaU. re..Ur, 110 moat'y-makiDg HkemL Jut !~kin~ : claimed to how all : 1 .,,n ""t ,..11;1 10 ..:hnou••t fJ r.n•t~·" " "" ,.,,., t···l ,.,....; .••.:::·:~::~::::'}~:~~ .M .....I.N,,I.S.T,~E·,R...8...lA , MES ~~~ ~~~· ~~~ •. " I' ':-::..::: .~·..;:.:.:: ,::· ..:: ECONOMIC CONDITIONS . 1\::::~m~r:~::-::·~~~~;.:::~~~:::~ : f'ft:·~;~;;;;,:"~:~~';,0,~;;,:•:;:, ,~~·~~~':• :. .. 11.. .. . .::. .,l~r:~·~.~~~~~:"'~~·•:·,,t7;~ ~',;:~" Jr:~.~n~~::;,c., ur thr w,.,,. i:~! ~,:·': about Socia li•m. but b" wouiJ bl"f l"'" ~·....trratioa of ~II a•·••· d a inu1111 t~r I rl!llt, .. in ll'hlrh br baH In t••rt 1 none 11 ( it or •n•· otb£r "iam "' a round oonnl Jlrh· ll~gc>, inte rruJ•I!'fl, ' " A ~oUnlf ma u iu , ..,... Yo r k ~~~~~~r tt4!4 tberf'. All thl",-· llee<led ,..1 tberoor•l l•ooklettatllhout 00: rrnelltl1tn:>,()t)O,O()U, Ior,..hlrhb•t h•IW lie want• ' • l! ~te io wher~ "'" w•·rr. •• thl• not, Mh htr dhl be 11,111• Uldalltll arouud t be re, i•faet , t><>e>k oltiiWI, e vt-ry m1n of "" ill our '' Il l" fa ther ba•l not ehllclr tol .... l or he would no' talk to 'hem or let tbem or~ranJ.atlo11 J>Ayin~: '"'""'1·1ha ~tnt- lf'UII. Th!a youu 11 mill If fllatl'<l 011 bla !.ttlk. apif'rr to the ha tte n1 ia•t,..,t of givinlt' own t->Ur...., rnul•l out make a111 ti..Jian s;~., thi1 Iliad of • 111111 11p, ronoider lh,.m ' llot a ir. · '' 11 w..et. what a llllrtow.mibdl'tl indh·idual be ;,, " '"''"ll'ate l:ln llayl't of tbe Typo· • • 1 1ell TD<I that 1u rh thiDI('I 111 t,..,.. tbr.11 try to ft~urr the b raod of mo,.l lt"'l'lliut uoion, wit hout waitiniC r e.-011· rauN miJrf' anarrltiot~ than all tb" raollral uplif t that ~ould rome from .,...b • niti<>n, •boot"" '' Whi!M " " It Yon '''"" 11~111"11 that n 11 r ll'ere .,,.,..,. prtjudical meata-l bukral't. koow, l lr. Cbairmao, I ••• ttllmviua"At<~ll•n~. rflow tlult 10 l"'r f'llnl. •tf Do you t biak the , ... b will be op- ~... York dty, •J.,ak'l"ag two aDd thrt't all tiJII wealth o f the ~<11111tr1 I• Ia , ... Jitu.d f timeteath llil(ht for two wreka. '' ban•l• uf II~• pt'r ,...~1 . of tilt! l'"'l'kl, f ' ' And- '' fa irly tboutell Onmf>*"'• ''Tboo ~<111ntr1 l1 dl.,idfl<l intu tlttfa :•and rou •ere11n t~e othraide, •rr.•'k·~ ~._, t hr. ntrtnlfll1 poor, who awa 1111f ·~•Inn the ~ltry adopt..! by ~he l pradkalty notlllna-; tbe, rDI<t.llr! d UIIwllo, \ Amertcau Fede notooa of Utbor. \oo auurdlo1 to 0.. ttatltltl.es, owu j...t ere 011 t~l oppoelll tide of every J>OI• about !heir proJ~r .a..,. aad tlwl am&J. tey en~r~~eo•tf!d br I be A.. P. ot L. j <11t eoterie qt uttt#Jaly rid! " ho own aeulf __ a t 7 00 W11re latt 8aada7. '' aU tb<l ....Jtb lif tile toUatrr. '' """"II •J llln.,...phere of the miu ioa. nomon• I l'lli'IIUSTS fi\Dru'U UI\W1 \llrtiiR ftEl)NIMK lll.RtiUIU. w. ·~:~::.:::~.;~;:: :f2:~:::~:~:::::~:;;:i::~ LOYAL COMRADES FROM MANY ._,..,..l;........:t'S:':~:.~~·=~:.~ ~.~;-:::~,~;:::::~:::; LANDS JOIN HANDS 'AT FAIR ia the afe.. ,..., Balkta ••taa1to11. If .......t be a PH-a~ A id that tke t'roolbte witll tfetleral tlritr.e will be u.lled tllroarhotlt ;:,~:; !~;k;!;:_~',:",~: ~~:':t~~..·::,:;e;:_•:;:~~; -;:~:;;:- .~::,"'~.~.~..~ ~..:.';: .~:"!.~.~:;;..":,;:~ I.U'Ift ,.:':!.':..:::' ;;:; plied. "'"nal 'P'--., i-. r~til to kill dud. '. .'~~~~ ""'Wiou,a..il oa ~~ tbt M waa U... El••* a vll!...e liae ealla l or a • Cl.a yn pkto.r1 i• yosr •ia4'.o .,. of :::ie7:.-;.!:~:"':nAf~, .;;: .-..,tid lniniDD u.be -u.en io it.a o.-a bad& f. - lba •my ud tloey thew Ilia. _, a a tl cb.eca i.t tG r-.d e""l' ....... lta)y aa.t Aeia - . . . lllluo a :,::li r - - - - - - - - - ·ol' ...dolPian. ~t:rr iii - tar.,d aiMetl tkat lflae~ a. u,. t.u... b paJiac • ______,. thU log: I Yffq "-~=;;.~a:; :!.S:::.;;;;..-'•~r.aa...J.uJ. ~~~~=';'._ a.tN ttl• • .,.., . . (Pk:ud) . . . _ . _ . ~~beu.. P.JaW.!. en... ,_. lly• CU.,_ ea. 1:-Jy .._ du • KJ.i.- . iB ... ~~ ~~~ ~ a iOOEft OJ Hlft'O&Y. "nie 1~. ar;:.a.. r:U~..... ~~~ .... tti•::.. Bd.tS. ~ U:Of tbe pria at .... . . _ . ...... ... .......,. " ' -..1 . . . • *• tllo .,.dt. . - ll. 4tt.,•i•..J lh~ tN hclallic I'.U be. tM Mpl'._ d'«i • 1 1........... ..., 111f1U11 "-r, JNtiq f~~rWN. :._ td ·-17 fd. ,_, U.. ~~ ...,.tlttlce~t.o--• t).led<e.a.p. c..ntt-. ~~ • .,~ _.,,, • • ,._ Wlto P...t r e - llu 1-a ot _,, • tkilobM of CJ'ODI'· w::~,::-;::: =-= =-::-~':re '::":.t-:'~~ ::'lt.i7, .1~=.tr.~~ ac- ., Long be Remembered ; but These were Minor Events Compared with the Things that will Happen when Buffalo's Socialist Women Buckle in to Do their .Best. . • HAY£ MOR[ 'CARS We u•deratuod t.bt t.b tnoaciWte of a~~.:: :;u::=~·,:~M:~::.~~ bd • Debs Meeting and Election Night at the~~ n WIOOI) AYE SHOIJID c~P'ait.tsN Jib. ltwUibe.._~~. . ..._ ..,...., •td'll;.llt• -• e--..":; -.:.=a. at~:=~=~..a':: ~-:_u~.t:~:: ::...-::::. !:..Ji!':.'"!.:!. .. ~-~.= '-- .. .,ply~,_~- ~--,. ..... ,_..,. ...... 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Btrc~ls.ei&liltUitabl'a.._ __,_.~_.. f4~Yeft--~t... ....... --. ............ .,a.icll7 ... f!D· ::!; :::-:: ~1-'---,-c-.--.-.-_--.,-. - �ar~ ~u1T~ r in11: frBtn mel -nu tri t ion aa<l n lark u{ ..-hot" .... mr roo.\. tbtv ... lu· • l"t"'"l'tO.on In [..~tin ( •n ,·nn. don't ,::Ill witt). lot ~. ,..nrth or l"'tJtohoi•l• 1 ' •nd t ho• olro~:~ooh c harl(t you ahout " rtnU •::~~::.~~;·:~::,~ng~::•::.::~:i:::~::~~-~~1:~ I PIIM U 1• lrU<' of thr j!fOf'NO. do tb i.. no, \e..-~· ·· ••· •kntislo, ~0111 <l~a l o·ro otnol lkdblo41..& f0f" al!a:;a:=!:'~~~aod~~. BRODY ll'llla ,TE.Utli J:!LK''iA.TOB YLY WRB&L PUTI Oi.AS8 8'rL\M BOl LE n ....... ~:I. tiekrt to our J.y~eum No ... rom rarlo•t. 1lroy ne. tl<~ m~a'o dea dty. l~t haudul l..o.><: t ure Coufllt. uo e;cet bUI11.Dll ti e· of t he ho•i· tbit rid· in Ru~n~e auoc.iuion o r · t>~~• t SAME OLD GAME dtlu., .. lloballe1'Nill .futiC~e fllpport Ike s--n•t 8W E"e•1 m• a a11d wbo. ... ~.~. .. llle•bouldbelpto~lta Tbe &.men apiA 1o0wu! tlooo .,oma.a aplatelltU da~~:~ Pd w;~:; ,:! !:6<10~\. ~;.:.! Coo.g'!" will l inn _,.ow, • �Socialist. Fair ··~:·· .· .fllDDilO.W ..t, Ill. 9ll: . ! ~-: ·. _- '~- ··\ -A~- • H A I.,. L F R A N Ki:- I, N 112·W- ~leSt• . · FOI BENEFIT · Buffalo .Socialist ':'ndor u.u e pl~ Club Music. Refre s hments. Buy your Christmas Pres~nts at . th e ==:FAIR==: . J , J, Q UI NN 25 COOS- OUR BIG NOON DINNIR - 25 COOS The soolal Hit ofthe Season r . 3rd llrand BaH .Masque g h ·en by fh<' BUFFALO emJ>Ioy .. <l ia Cobalt. i agaia!t a per day MERCHANT TAl .R•k ,., ' "Capl~rs 1tt Cn•m ' Scandinaoian Branch tho Poreupi oe Ont., ha •·e go1111 prop011ed retl11ction in t b.t-i r .... ~ The ill 01" ~- 8 . A.. Jl'. A "t S a •nifOrbund Mull rr••• TllutNJWe./HO M~IeS.. rmJ>lored in nu.aerou. other Owiag 10 tbe hrt t b:l.! 1 ,., 8 ~ num- llflr11J EVIQIIf, lecell lr 141ft, 1111 . ill tbP. l'oreupine ~-""'P thrM t e a ~'"- o{ &eiallatt ha,·e esp rr .,;d ,. ,11, Lelb'• O r ebea tn. · H and1orile Prl:re. go oat alto. ,(~ to j oio t he Speake rs' Cluh. or~"" ~ f r-Hhmen LI aenl'd. A.dml.alun, 26oo . WDf co~~o~~ l.l>uupolll, M.,.,,.., :\;:;~:;,.lOb~o:~r~;~~~~~~·;b~~:.-~:t~~~'; 1-'ift) ·two uaio11 a t tb e Headquarten, 52 w .... t t:...gl<' Socialist wants work t~n ployi!'d i_11 tbe whuJeule S treet, ud uten•U a •·try rord ia l in· ARTHUR OPLER ac5::1 Bro..,dway Dutrtbutor of lObi we blra• aad; b.a ew Rastil ac Olpr, aJ.o. . 4 days rif Wttk. ~-ta nager Or B u siness 0 Offlce Furniture wo rk. a lter bei ng on et r ike 1"be aextTeting will he be!tl 011 Mou· Exchaoife \"flllilatiii R IJ"IIern witbio but 10 ceo t 1 a •n~k i 11 1l ue• wlll be t ime or forfe it &II amount paid by ea cb member ill o rd r r to ...-euu wltb tbe law lfO•·erllillg t ho 11ece:u.ary boob and IO J' &J' ot ber £~UA~~ H e~~~r. Pig Nlo plel11 Olpr OUpplnaTRY Tt-IICM 3 :;:k!::•: tojo~:~ •·-•······ I "•I~•Y ~:·ol:::t~~~.~~;:·,.,.'!:~ ~:~.,:::.nio;~ ~~:~;':: t~ ,:t Hut!· Mi:!o:poll~~l ~:i:· ~:tu::vec·<>~: ::~o:b t o ,•~',.:': I of f aetorl e. .an<! wor k· of tb e du b. Co mrade Sa m AI · _ _..::..::__::___:::__::_=.:__ Ftt giiC SIGN WORK Cllll B. SERNOFFSKY BOI Willia m Stnet LcUertng of ~'11 do iiCrfjJ{icm . Q. Nu t Suoda7, l;)ee...ber lit, Cloarln · . Ball, J r., w ill lenunt· on· "SodalinAIIIeria' ' attbe hud!JO&rtC~nof 3, at Ki.opto,. •a H e ll "oa tbe ot lhl n nd Ferr:, ttreeta. b:;~:, ::~a i::!e:i:~~=~ 1l0re. Comn.do & II will • bow pil&HI wbl eb t he movement wo rkirtl dau baa paged tb rougb bi r t h iathit eountrya11dm eny ea:b::~~r..'::. wbkh tb e "party A R M E MA NT E IIICIUllf ... lmllf Bell , B~n!· 1m L. Conachafter · FUIERAL DIRECTOR ta3 Waliam St., Buffalo, N . y, !f= t. Opp;.6. St--. · • .f.l. AugU8 . Klenke TtDRST PARLOR JI" U!ll:rori 8 H x n !t OO MB 1271 Gen...e Street, EDWARD S.FRANKE "Iumbtng anb held br the Debating of Br&.~~ eh 3, lut SOliday, tt Q a pat I U« t - . •Th e •object, Natural OM Wor k 1 Specialty tllat th e Sor il.l i.J t Pa rt y Tl ~- C,tt,---dt, !L/>,1'1'•!., . .. .. 011 Jadn~trial Unlo1111m'' Ga e J t by tb:e nes•tf•·e. ' T hat t )Je tn PIEiliT TMii AD .iad fd 10 Pat" Cnt ~~~~ E. M • .Kohler ShQa '~ Buffalo �- Blm'ALO SOCIALIST PUBLISHING aiiiPANY .SlY,.a..p,.,_.,w._ .....,..~,....... . ._,~N.Y. . -~~.;;......w.., ·- ~-.CA~ror'l. ........ ;.w... ~ ~r..•uo,..,.. ~· &.*'ld u ~-c~.. _..... J . . . s. 111!, . , . _ pa~~t; ~Dalraln, N••'Torlf~ ~ar\heA6td.lllareb_l, um ON INDUSTRIAL To th.- unini1iated, tht vii'0\1.1 at~eh, full of crimirn1tio u . a J::ai\111 tlu• adopt ion of the tndu1trial ul.iun. mllfle lo)' a llffillli groUJI of 110-caUed ''leaden" in lho·.Aa"ri'"'" l F1••l... rntion of Labor, 11111111 be tUffieult to underttand. of Rnuntl mint! muM! renlize t hat the indnstriil fonn of 0'<'""an on, L . :in whi•·h nil "ork(!NI in any industry are membcN of one Vll ioo. ill th~ onl,\' uwthoo l or o rgEill iJ:ation whil't:' can h ope t ht- lou1! ]o•ft cif Jnhor 11 11<\t.:r prelOf.•n f-dlly f•OIId itioml. l.o·l 1111 e :u uuino· tlw 11ituatinn and anilyte it. . Whnt ('11••· •'11/l t lw ro· J,.. fur tlw tl i \·i~ iMl iut n •· rAha o f n group work 111 tlw ..llrn•· mnr·hi tw f F nr o·ltrllnJ•Io•. wh~· Khonld on n lvcuruo l i\' t· bo·lutrjl to" rrniou orjlt~ni1.11tion orr" to w hi•·h rh .. fi...,mnn hf lnn ).(R. or llu· oiil·r. o r I he the udtdrnHn 1f From thr· rd~< u•lphi ur ••f lh•· rrniou rolllll. f'\'f'r}' Honrurn•lndmilthnl it iK folly lo 11plil up I he wnrkcMI into a < < n <>>l titudo l '~"'"' of 1\'ll r rinj.(' t·tr1fiK, i llliiN<d of 0:\' E Bl( i 1':\'10:\'. hur. l.•t U!< lllippOIII' llrur you rttl' ' ' c rnft union IPad••r. rhnt you nr.· fthlr• to " fi•·ll our" thnt r·rafr r moKI•·r •·hu"' in I' ll"'' uf 11 lll tikt•. Thl.' fa vorite ml.'thod nf t o tht· mru•l l'l'! l i~ lty trlt'll ll~ o f Miurpl>· t hrust i n~o; ft • p ut l' into llw 1it uxtiou . 110 thnt oru• union may u rrio n inlll"ll•l of figh l inl( thc mnste MI togd he r 1'i· twltJ<I In 11•·11 out ,n.lu wou l1l J.,. IIII'Uinlll 0:\'E B I G it 1\'0lli•l nwnu thnt you worrld lw 11ho rt o f tlh' JlO\\'Cr to f.lil·l inru\1 1\illpUtCII 1 .,\I~O it liAS ;\" t-: n ;n JU; t-:;\" BEATE:" BY THE M C LA}{S. E n·ry d •·f· ·"t of lloi• workcn1 hM !JI·•·n ('hU~ctl by WOili\EII ~ TIIE:\IS EI. \'1-:S. 'rill' Ktl'lltegt hr11in in thP world thOuj:hl u \onf of hro·n•l int o cXifltcnco.'; the lofti~.--st mi mi on I'Ollltl nnl lir•· 11 Jo,•oouotil·c. w ithout 111ronjt. rn~o;gr.tl bamclH. tin jl Olll' llt'l of wnrkt'l"!! a l.'niu NI the otlwr 11el of wo r kcN the ,·Jn"" lutiiHIII'n·••• lhl iu ruling, " lid lllll'l'et'lled in winning th•: nrn~<t••r ..InK!! ll''l'llrul•• inlo 11111nll grotrJil< t o t iiHud " !<•Jim hh l••r,;T :\or 111 all. Wlwn " 1 Mcrcl11111111 1111•l ;\l nll1 tfll•·nrr•• r~:~' .·\K~Ot~ i11tion. ho• ¢Otnell f'llll'lop•r . witlmut ro·l,"nrd In whnt pll r t icniRr tl1ing he 1 kllll\0'11 thnt till' illl•·r<·HIII of ull t'lltplu~'I'OI lito' idt·ntical. :\l" J) TII AT i '~l•oh•< 'o Il lS J.'\'J' t;;HE:-;Ts .\B E 0 1'!'1):-'ED TO T ill-: 1:"\'TEUES TS O F' \\'(IR~F:U!=:. . l u Clflwr ,,.,,r•h1. th" "'"'1'1")'1·1"!1 Rr c (' ! .:\~~ ('0~8C IO I 'S. fil!ht f uj:•' IJwr lljlll ill~l tht• t'lllll!flllll t'IWIII,\', -I IH' ' I'I IIAA t h•·.1· 11~>111111,1' win. -1101 J,.,.,.u~·· .. r tlwir · . I 111 ~UJII>O~•· ,;,.,;;.,, 1'1'1'-'1 ~~:.•t:· ~:, ~r;·/,\'..::~:·/~~· ,~~ ,\';·~·~·;·r~:;r~r'i:·;;,:~·· ,::~~"::; ,';!::~~":':n':!~';:·~! l -~===.====="'=========~~~,.;,.,======= 1 L\ .\ l ~·~, wnrk 1• 1~ tl~o·m~o·ho.,; CAPITALISM AND CIVILIZATION· up 1o f1 1,. ro DE:'-1 :\S']) ,. , ·, ,. · . ('•rit•li•m bu dur<'<l the field of "·ould b ve pre•'fDted from Mmi11g made·to·ordcr '' pubUe opiDioa'' aod t ion ~of lh•• ··rnfr Ill! loll~; ., , ., t );\" E 1\lfi I ' S IO:\'. Tlu· ll'nlll 11 1·\uu w1· to'"'""'" 1\'lllll to kt·t·p t h o· t~mk11 tli,·td,·tl. so r.hn1 u l 1 .i <>f tbe rulol:i. b, ..,.hieb feud· ialo uittellu it it could. But t.he to tbe fuciDati 111!' enml,'le ot ••aue· till,... 11.•· 111"1111~ nf J••·ll.\' ~' lllhhhh•t;, tlwy w all 1,. ultl~· tn ,),·hn•r ~flll11'· 1 • 1 ••m had l•rt ~ ftrr •t• ~"" h11.d M't. fact i• !bat caritalif.m made tbe laboo- ~u, ' ' aud iadividual iiiHillive th illl-!' I•• l lw mn~l•· •·.~. Tin: 0 .\' I. Y Tlll :\0 Ti ll': ~1 :\ST EH~ \\'A\:1' I! h~• olon~ •""•Y ..,.;th 1~1-!'ml pri•·lle~ee• 1mo,.eme11t 1-.oible ud ~~dally the a)mOlil whon... <le1'oled to the acquiai· T ilE) ! '1'1) lt ~: L.I\'kH \ ~ 111\' 1 ~10:\ \\' 11'111 :\' T ilE ll:\;\"KS OF ~f H ta te. or ..utcs; k hM rrlien•d 1Socialilt mo•·ement ; that ~•pitalialll tioa of w~alt la. l •ndultt." ot t bc r,.tt,._,.. whi .. h hintlerl'd r ru tN tile toadit io111 tro111 .,.bitb Ute 111 short, mankiDd baa ~,ee11 Qeri· L .·\ 1\0U. W 11 tt·h t h•· mm 1 w 11o unlnJ::nnit.l'~ (';\"E IHti I'S IOS. l il•.. d••·elopmrnt; it ba, fr~ t~~ ln· l lll.bo~ mov~cnt pro..eedl'd, t ha t It uJJ. !red to t he ~anomie iliterealtt of Ill ---dl.,dual frnm tb• ho11dag~ of •futJ\Dal td 11110 bf.illr;t the eeo11omh: clelll~fttt dtu; ma 11 "•• beeft ,..,fit«!! to thl Fu rIll.'' h••ll 1 !J,. ·· J)1. 111:uul of thl' Jwo·pul" f ur HnOMI'\'!•1 1 Hh runk ''''"1'"'1i•m. h h~~ let loo." "~' t.b~ l• t- "'bit h "'-de tt .aeccll&lr,T, a11d educated (Oalidnatloa of IWitnial pia, •hill· whl'h 11 •'h tl h· 1., !Itt• 1•01,,,., Wlllln'l h 1 ~~t an•l olumWrtnK forr., of onoll'·odual the mea alld ,.~1111!11 who built. Jt up ...tiu llA!' IIMD Pnilked to tl•e JIIKAI •tul ~orporat<t init iatl•·e in httr:r line anti ga ..e it IUbtltan(e u 1d for111. wllkb OUf!bl to be ita fouadationa, If , 11 , . 111 , 11 ~,., 11 w 1•nlrh wit lwut l'rudtll'iu~; unythiug, otlwr mNt of bu~a'n arth ·ity nd tbnught. • .nd Ot eonrae, (Lj>ittlian l!.ade itulf lxtt aot it. aim. lllmi J•rll•l ll•'•· 1\t·uhh wit !rout jll'lt itrl-!' it. T IIO!'\E P HODI '('ERS :\RE l'' .o da un••1. 1"-'A0""1 !r::1~om111 10 ' "'til paid for tb01 valuable •r•i<'e• It T?.. reve..:e t bitt tcnduty of our preHf'II I I! E it nttol th••jr 1111111lwr iw·lud••ll nil wnrk"rfi. who nrt' ~lnl'ing for atocDabl.f ttgbt of ••·~ry 111111• b.. rendere-d to tbe e ..olotlo" of to· Hnt Hf:iety, Soo:iali - hat be.-11 calleo:J nuot lo;,•r 's l'ro1it · It would be foolit b n recogoi~e rieiJ' aod to ci•iliutiDA. 1t claimed iato ui1teDce. Soelalitm D tbe aal· / lhf' faet tb:ot eapitalllllo bu done . . . it.Jduereward Dolblo~r l- tbutbeuralaadloxitalud biJhly ue -ry :\l:tr k llun t}ll J•r··d i•·h!•l t hnt iu Ullti woulll come thl' liltpr-eme l llood day'' work. u~efol, vah,1.1ble, ownenhip ef the IIAtural reaollreet "' rea~tlo11 to tile r:w.I'H ~eclllllll.eHiili•lll l>ltl lh· t.. •t~> •·•:yltl ..· ~ucitdi~ tll nnd tl"' plutOt'rntic p11rtics. The q u ell· IJ•Icnilid work, Ill tbe f"otea of the tb01 n rtb aad tile abeolut.e ~o11trol ..t whlela today peqec:r•~ all Ito••• re· II! ~1'~. V 011t royalpr.riDMf"A"'!. 111111 did It rufne tbe ...,..., dlplt7, it might •I..J ~ibly iot~ft"' witlt •le of the eopyrijfbt~ t:-t•m.rlk tbe royal •Ju&: • t.._, M bra"" lio11, the head of tloe t b,...tr.:l dirt' f•IUtlal:n.wn(l f ' f<'lue ,..., reJI"'At.-d• . An• ao, tbe royal doplty wu But lii'IDif or • •lt'BIOO'rllk tal"'l, jllll _ . , f'IIOUI(b to ~ tlutt liM pilotopapller w'IU P IIIIo tbe ~ - · ~11 • BOther c.,,..~, • ad tftu.... "llaoo • f"'•alotol Yl ~ llll)'th.laiC about • .,.ltool·teulter tm('e"Dr tltat hoe abo\lld &11~ II'"Pbetwbo' IU110. w<'l .kllo.>w " ' • loot - - · ~·•• 1 tb_at tile J•houlrrapbl!r -14 !~~::,:~,.~:· ;;·::·;,~:,!IJ~,:·Ii~~-:~~·l~;:;:.~r\'';~,'~ ~~~h;~·~~~~·~:~~'it~gll•r tht- ~ialil!t :I;;,~~~P;;;:"'o~!"~;.,e:d ';;~:·~~ ~~ :~;i~::o~;:_~o::'til:f ,:;,:;~ta~!: ~~;:::i :.;:"f:.i.;O:~,':!:':t:, ~:-,: ~~.~;.;:rear;~ thaoge tbtt ac.bicTellleDU of tapitalilt of lbe capital~ 1y.le111 a11d tbeor.r of ..._.ke 111. . tM ...ter of W. eeODOIIIIC t'!rnlcntly, Wr. WU.. t.ekn lnho~· ~f ~~~;:ll~·~;:·,.;;?~ ~.~·~;:~ .~~~~~if;;,': 1t~~:;r~1h~~e ~:;;,!~~·.e ~i~t:,~; :~:::r P!~:, ~ it:'~i;:·a ;:~~ !:~· ~ice~~~~::,t,. '!e~~:"~~m:~~ :!~•! 1~~;k7~~:":~~ ;::; t.hu hull '~ •·•·e . \\'e mi~thl 1111J that there a r e mON !IlaCcJUCr eaux on Ddnwtlro• ;( n:nu e thllll there a r e on J.>earl lllret:'t. - - - -..,.., ' Th•• flNit f>llllic dm• to "ol•er ·produ eti(u; " waB in 1837, the !fccond our labor 11"0"ell!ellt, playiDg oo 111H.o r •rt io Uo• bl•tory of our owo day a.ad gh-injl' promlle of bKo111.lDg th 111.01t iiAJI(trtaat fltllll' of ..ueial lit•,. II al.., power of society, bttt a1ao aa the 11of ..~ tnllj 't.h-lllud --'-'1• to f~.,e dltary ow11n of !be wealtla of utlou, . . .k~ fr01!a tile ct.poti•"' of II• owa aod t be e~lolter of t ile workla1 peo- erMtor.:-eaplta.l pie. A11..d under ita coatrol, 'lllldilpa\.111 Tod.-7, wile• tiler. It a Deed t or ~eflow_''c.· .- - - ' - ~111o~~7~1~~!~~~;~i~~:~)~ 1~r~s~~~~~i1~~. ~.;,~~~~~e~e~~~~~nro0r1fa~~~~~~~~~ :.~~~:. o~~;.,~~;m:~ w;::lo:! :::~ ~~~ e..'f'e,~': !~,:; :: =~1-=~·~~~ ,';!~~~~:!~'·-.':'.:::'~I ·~;;.;; maeh iuery u ndl'r t hiH 11 bfi\Jnl .,.·a ge·ll)'lltcm whtch forct'fi under.~n- the 111.lad• that tin lite aad -..nero 111 llttmpt iou' wh ich eunbiCM t ho wotkin g e l~ to buy bllck only a 11111all tbat lll.o.-emetJt, !rJtetion or t h ll lf"c&lth it makct. · It do11 oot matter tbat t ile u.p.italirt elus did DOt creata tbe labor =o• c- TWO ' PARADE~ trlppled, ecofloJaie deepotiam took .l ll'e plat-' ol caat.nle, ilpl ~l:rilepl we.. rep)aeed by tbe priTDIIM wlaidl tile ~oa of u.p\1.&1 ~ 0.. NigA Ia, will It ~1 , Aad tile wi~ it; 7ie\d proh for tbOI!e • Ia, U.e ... .tt of p ldf Uader tile deeftln q111alio• will "•. ' 1- · ·"•- ~~:~:~d.::t,;:~t~~...~~~·"c~:~ ";:;;~- ;:,r:~!O::f~';; -~by u.. !~;:. ~·mq~~:o!';·,t.e si:i:~i:d:d.~~::~~~!~~:~~! ~~r~=e~ :b~~~~:d ~;.-:~y:Ja~; :':ir~·:~e t~:!p;~:. m~e·;.;:;~ . ..~-:~~:7 ~:~·:..~::'O::..:i~~~ ~":.t~~ w~~~~~~~::!:. ·~:re or the cunn ing pNtttl~ or the ct\pi~Ai i.t J~pers, ~nd misled by .t he · :pat- , ftuet d~tired to rome about, a11.d wllleb we' .,. ea.bjed.ed lo t.lla 4ietalee of a fulf riotil'" ujfflt' o r C()rY·hOok plat ttudea Into gomg back t o. Bulgarlll t o =============='==~==~======~== ! '• :~~~:~,~~::,~~~~~~~·~;it·~~:::~~~i~~~ ~;;:i~r;;:~g;rt;:~w~:~~~~:ve;re~:~:~~ 16,000 SUICIDES LAST YEAR ~~~tli\~:/,~~~;~~r"::,~~~~~:~.,.~~~. 't'l thl'y we.re needed for ~hu part.tcular 'n:!t ~~ ·;:u:e•~ = oiU;b: !;,~ ~~."'tb~:;. ~~::~~~;!~de~::.' -.,_more ~'" , - ·~ ..:··-~~:;__ nu~.!!~' ~~~~:::,'17..~~~:\11~~~~·~::~;:'!1 ~~ 111~:~~::'re~l~~ ~~:~·~~d:l~."-( !~~~~ uooo Sru4. P1&1.11 :anaLe4 lel4 of toeU, for 1la""-,_,s- o.ltb t he llellt The 8ot~ahtl pbolotopltJ' 11 tbe J M hf~. ~e ~ be b ~ WIDDer bore of tbe •orhra. ro""~d, ,- • I ~·;f:w~.:~~:.~~k:::~~:~~ ;~ 1 ~';~: :,~~~~~~d!r 0~":\:~~ 0So )~:~e:~:. ~~ tlorl~s til'll'~llliiJo'N 11pphrud tltf' " heroism'' of th!Se Bulgarian "fall Statca. th 1• tlle";:,a:r ~:~~~~~:~t tbe ~Rit.: ruteea tMu.ad pcr~~~ot who de ~ar.l • 1 tl up- ..rd •lUI tM 1'1111 llaiUDe.ot •• 111ade opo• dded .. \lie.,_, 1911, tlo~t hte wa1 ope ud "-'•eu tor tile if you prder, tb• • utbo.rity or Frederick L. uoa. . ., aot -~ IM .ma,:,k 'Kh·l t· .• ~~~· ~., t oa.rt aot 4eatla •lut• there mcuou!i also to he " ]l&trioll" ai11l go out to fight the battle1 1tatiaticiaa for tile Prudullal Iuu- •-.at:ioa ol U.. .--'~ e~nlosat•o" •w~t.J llill Jett izl Ute.-aMarU.r GU''II. " ot l"'r Amcrit·JHt .. fn \1 guy·11 "---CAII 'em pat riota " -iii for j,. t~~:·,,'.~.~~~':'rtl n gootl d eal nhout the \'Aat n u mber ofalain in tbia ::•aa~fe':!!u.ea~~~~~t~ ~~: ::.~r..' ,_::~ta,.:;:e .::De": t : ; : Jooru\ Bocllem.r, Pa. !!i;~~~· :~t·~;~~i,~e:: ;;~~e't;:,:a;;n~tro~·n'!t'::t~0i~ r:;;m~~:~ ;·t:i:~~=q=~-:e':e~~~e:-Z: :-. ~U:: ~';: ~~~~~:~ It ~ · U::..u~,-,.,. ,,.,•.1-..,.,,.. n e.nl t'!~pitali11tn who 11pill moll of t be ink and t h e.- hot air but none of aprellel ID all ililt.ory." '. ' t.t.-. Or-.t :;rtur>_" f11~ tlllcid; eopla/::;:'~ • n •.,.. 10 t.he blood. ahou t ··patrioti•m.'' lu,·ing their mangled eorpss to be }0,~a~eo~11t~r~f1er mu~h·lftuded food tho• p arade of the Bulgarians who .,·e~ t,"Oing " patrioting " to r the mute r claM. tbere waa another Jlarade in Bufl'fl lo. 1'hil time it waa a parade of the fttrilrinr ho tel· 1!'orkenr 1\-ho weN' fight.inR ror h uman condition& The rapit•li!t nenr,•t~nl me~~tionffi it. only t o aneer at them. No talk or "p.a.lrioti.am, ' tht.rt'. even t hough the hotd·'lliOrkers were fighting a battle f or betto.'l" 11\-in c eouditinna for a ~at ma..a of human bf.inga ; while the Bulgarian11 1"ere m•n:h.ing a way to tight onl1 f or plunder and '9t"'la~-... UUt U - :::~ ~i•P=•:.. Uoa!..::t7:.:-toppl;:"',a1..;..~ e:ti~ :.:::=nell -:; ~=lar ~t,~11111ii',A e.U. ltls.-~.;.;-cblt7t.o :a~ a:!:.":,:~~ \:-w. aew tltat it life lt •W1 • ab'l.qJI fp a. :Ce Mplll• au 11111 ~~ rataed Ia ...,0 Ia tao _.,... tt u4 • baJ'I uiate- ~ ~ erNie to U. • 1 d tl•e~a-i'" • • wu :.,.~• ._... . . . .too.,. ...we.to Jl'"'e, tllal lite - la aet wortl 'tlla ::'t ·~- .,:t••·~~r A..aa.Uate 4 b7 -Ttac •troJIIe. Vu an ttUakiaf &114 '-'" ieale4 :::..q~" toUJu d ~ ....; at \11.1 "-, 111 IRia~ •P tM ~fa aa tapn.... tl 11 . • ; :.d : · 1'•· ...t~... . _ 1ea4 to u. •eat I• t lleif ~. .d.ltiou. _ Thy laa.ft p : ~~~:: 1ll. ;~ • t ~ e~· erilla e ~ ~ ·~~&lied life i• tM lio&l&aee .... tM,. ~ ••d 4 ~--~~ u. ..,.. am- ......,_ ,_,. .._! ti ;;:.':J =: ·=· · the·;.':~~~=-=~~·~~·.:it, bfd ~= !~;! _: ~t, =-~ =~ :;dto~~01 ~:; ..,.·~, ~tl! =.,~:. -~1"=..:.:~ &a4 ~,. ._. tk_..._ . r ee ~eeaL ·'. .a ,.... g;~·o~ti~~~L~rE1~ ~~!d :or~~ •!~P.:eo ~~rwe~>~ :te~~!_J! r~lalof~tk '"= ~·w'::. U~;.~~ :,;o:t=r,1&:.-• _1~· ~ ...W.7 w-. .... ,.;)<, nl lho p lul.oe,_,.. ""''1"1"" piml"l w,,.. you mpid ononOh ' " ' . _,..., - · ..... .., "-'' ::':'.:: :,", ,... ,..,, ... ,... l>o !:..,.-.,:::"'-,.;+;.,-"""".....111 11 ':u':eut.::·d i lference in the attitude o f the capitalilt Ut"'A'Wp&pel'l t oward tbele t'A'O para~! bto-!r - :..•~~::t ~e:~~\~,~h:f ':tu;t~,~~n~a,:: •.:.:rr:e~.-e;~ ~.:-.::,.~~"'" ,_t__, ~.:--::; t...,. ~lean U('l thf'ir kit~h~n11 and p rovide aanitary C!OoditioDa. 117 . .,.. ~ ... , It ...a h~llh tor a gr't!'&l m. . of lloiDUI briasa ~ kiDM _ ._._ ~ ef u bona ~uttioa&t • a..'t 11M ~ . .... Ma • t~~e~ ' • 111' " Well, think it onr for y ourvlf and l'@&~h -ome eootlusiDnL It'• ltoe. - h n _. tt ' - ao worth while. fw U.... fB'D ..... ..Ur ..,..._ ltotce" 11'hi~ to • ·lll aeaon impr.wNI *"" . .._ - · - - · . ,_.~..::; ::u-:::. == .. ,_ ~ 1n- _,.... hiWI7 '--r •ad d.,....a $Ma • • . . · tM - · 1• -...'let. , • fta ledallll ,.,v It Piftfta !"--ad .-wee Mat ,.....,. ,..... 6at II ~ ,._. .r b•'t It ~ ..-t~ wu a-t _,_..., doe "nllbn We ...t ...U lite - - • ......_ t.11u ~ • . _ _ ItT: tjSL....,., - . tM- """"""'"''"·· ---7-~~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. 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POR 8INBPIT ~ I . $./.. ~ ' I . .. . ~ i"t: BUFFALO .~fst - \! W?m:en;s Club fit; Busp! Stnd Don6tlons/ • INSURANCE e. wB.J:;~TON 60i ~.~of~,~£· LACKAWANNA. - FJHE TE&.Mri J::LEVATOR I'LY WHEEL PLATE GLASS STEA.M BOII..EK 19Madowt..n. - Our Olaplay or - Uirio11; Ubtl Suits 6nd Ootrco6ts · . 1'or Cbli 1'AII Ll "'1 eo.i-bn.tn ud ~ -'...Hna. . jmee..,.. lower lha.c Moa·UIIloa OIIOUIION UNION HATS, 81:1IBT8, k . THE .ENTERPRISE L.; H. ABELSON D e a l e r In P u r • a n d Millinery O.t )'Oilf V'Un GO• aod an bolD 10 kl 10 per oaat. :383 W• U.O do Repalrtar ~oad lteiDOdtJlor a1 YeO' low~ . FroatWl719J a........ St-reet. �.metzgtt & to. Ill'S 1141S All F..s.,.._.~ , 1111 n-. 1111 .......~. . ............ ·~-.Jo•eph Wuts .u. PHOIIa.lto'W'AaD IH'-It coats at $22.50 BA.WPLE ROOM .c...,_..,.,.... ..... c,..,... ~._ II5DI5 Bailey Av•nue. .c/.w.nin;. Preasin§ ·····~··· LH. BAKER &CO. 353 Main Street IroquOis Block �. • - ~-....,oYSULTBYTH& . BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBUSHING OOMPANY 5lY. &.p,..,.._3nl&oor IIA&TUtii&ISLall, . . _ _ · --~~.~lldflow IR.JPPALO,N.Y. PR.UQt~.·- Y. P. CA~.r~. ~,.PrbJ I JXJ,.;o-,5Cklb:IIMMIIIIII,pa,..W. ta~ . ~· EoLI:!r'Od • MI!Ond-cl. . maUI!I' JI!Jle IS, Ullt, M tbe- pon omc; a& ' B~, N .... YDI'k,u.oderthe.\d ot liUebS;l818 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, t9J2 THOSE "DAMAQINQ ADMISSIONS" • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1dfb89ac6e8053f6cb479542701832a6.pdf a83eac06c3cb8c9d66fea6e73dd558c5 PDF Text Text THia Ia NO.2~ ~ ~~y- ~...­ RI£,NEW AT ONOE �F~,i\NKLIN HALL t !'OR~ _,. BiJFFALO Atleut, jot!JJiaa lrorD tile ottb.-dift'erntto..,rad~at ten 0.. Pl.tllt a.hu ~alectin pla.,. wr ha"e mapped out for br yur, willmt.keiiOlllaofthe talillt f)lllitidaottitopandtah ltMp your eye oa Lodrpon . 'rile ~:aveo"ofit. so'aAqsT. wornefi's citib eajoyabll8 S.unday algbt, so..ember 2, tlfrh a good atteadsaco that it I n 1peat M oo S o•embfr HI matir , llod'• nand. lt yoa -~ T'- will be MuA:,--~ rood timr nm.. aod b ri 1111 '"""' !liollday rtlj:bl . So•·emt...r 4, t o hol.damHtinR' oatbtt Ole wuthrr .... t oo cold, '11'1' drmoll~trated that we ha.-e ...d F~. F...,aod-- F - . GET ON THE. JOB. "' THE COAL BLACK VAMPIRE.f" Af'!_,.'~:';~.,~~~tlle d11g allole, Aod it111:::~:~~~:u::'k.:O~~ De .f.l'liQlf'd •-y HI!IH work ••• do•"'· t:•mu•oo . .dl. Aad toau'wtw.a 'twa.'O\'U lie h d dug • loa, A.ad loe 1•iat~ J'""-'dly to wbat be bad t : Yep&f_:!'OU&IId l / ••n, it _wua'~ u,•. - t thd It " " digiar a tO. ud pttliiJ • la•p, Ttt.al made IIi• u.y, " l'lll a Jft&l biJ dnnap," E.-e11 U }'Oa aad L · Aad U tlid ill th laole on a olipl"'ry pole ADd worked like tU dirkeat d iggiag roal, t:"'a u yoa ud I. ' So what did he do wile~ t he t n1tlt lie foallll, E"e• u y1111 1U1d l, lie w eal rigkl bad: to b i.8 bole Ia tbe gr<llll'ld, Aad dar oat • toa aad COl • pcKIIId. · W'-" f:f'eo&l~aaad i. · .11 ��. Tlwre: .,.,. • Sowu •laow at Conn· A'Jllrifbt nlllblt iii ri~tau... ~l:lcl ,.., Tbe l!o••; abo• •• .,. pnea hOD Hall lut ~k. To • Sodal>.t It riety, J*rtleWarly ir Yarle~y.· We &II boqtt tbe ba.dt o( tbe •qp wu • woadtrhl.l eoo.binlioo $if uhibl- klow th'~ tile pbllo p&rb do ut pto- 4orillta. Bllt U It Ud INu :~~~~d~:,::~·~~:o:t:;1 ::.~=~ ~== ~~~~~~: !::,-:~::.:~~-~~;. ~::~~;~~~~'..~U:!o:::,~.:: PUBl.lSKa:P Wllllltl.Y' BY THS BUFFALO SOC!ALIST PUBUSHII'IG COMPANY P-P-•...1 SlW,EqltStr~:Wo- ,._.__! II.AaTlH HIIJSUUt, " Haot~~n.;.~nct,3tdn- ..... prodo«d for their- UH ud- .planll ID pou, 111d pre.ated a pietou p'leuure (i..IIIJ qu.lilie., a.a· a:tltlet. of ~.017 to deUallt t.be eyt aad ·Lb• jlt'Odoeed l:llerely to H.ll for prolt.. n - -burt. . four u.b.lbitll ot fto'll'tl"' pi'Odoeed Tba e.Ulbltt of tie lllop-lr.eepi.a ftorliM aud .~eu!!J!. "naat Bowen in• 1111fer.cl mvda '.by C!OID.pari.oll. 11 ~Ide. BUfFAi.o,N.Y. Pll.AMit I.Hit.l:!fPRIIW. · w . ... c~.8V~"7"N~Y. ~Prict St.OOper yur,SOcttlzmolllba,.payahleloatiY~. · ':'.a!:' =~~~~~~· ~~~~~: J~~ ?' eve~,. E111ered u iOCOOd-clau matter Juae6. 11112, at tbe po~& ~.lei, Sew \"urk, uoder the Act of MI>I'Cb a. 1819 c.moa '' SAT.URDAY.""'NOVEMBER J6,. J912 oot raiN <IMII prodll~t :"\ow !hat the eampe.ign ot 19 12 i.'l 0 \"er . it behooves the mf'mbert~bip tUld p r epare for the th~ /:::· r~~~~O:bt~~~ \~~e u~t Thcwe ud,. were aud beau· rook! 1 ~ ~=u~:~:~::~~~~d,T~:~ liberal '* Pit.t~ a.: ea~rawthi ~-~~z.-.:!fo. .~,:: ;.~~:•. Wr. ftooM,.tJ\ W ~ ~ "aar:P' .. :::;~~ :ax;~~~..:;do:'!i711~ ~: ~~·. : : ~:~~~l~r~::~ e!:;bi:u~~~ ;:,~~~ brewllla elltirtlr ot growiol plaua 111 ;::f~~· · Who •ld o~be aeytll-ia1 fn.llklr, we 8odaU•U 4oa't. flap. u a m.aa •hot. 10 re4 har " tile emblr.m ot brotherhood, wby, let hlmp · THE OLD GAME REPEATED Tbc~e ara a few mil io.u of wo~klot· The hut work to do i11 to get into !hi' h11nds o r the workers good, ~~!~~~:\{~;::~~~~!-i~~OSr~~i111~e~ 1~~~~ ~~~~~:.~or:t,t':t~~n~rh!'.ra:~~ ample er~rldte Ill tbat liae. But ~: .t~a·r,Ual . Ta~t';.";pl:i~: ;~~! ~~!~:! 1:h:~:~~~: :~~:::~ ::i~h c::~ Durin~o: ~~~~~~ cnmp11ign Rnd immedistely llft cr each 111 molt qunt ~~:~·~i~~;~~~h;~ ~~:t~~~~~~l~~~t?: l!;:,tltC:~!·~I~;~::Ii!~ll~ !11~i~::~~!~~11:i;!ir';!:~ • of ecouomy aad butl ceptloa o! 'IOCial h fe nd political ecoa. ~~~~:t:ea~.r";~~ ~:~~t:l :;~ ~:;; =~:;,. t;tr~e;~~~~~h;.!:"';;~~~~:: ;:• thRt t!tt"_l" join. mo r t' hN"Iill-"1' tht'ir fr ient\8 ar{'" in t;h!.m~•em~lll. than •·oted ~ay ot tbt _old part~· ueileu if r th••lr knowh·•l-,w 11.11d RO:O:I'Jllllll<"t• cC !hi' Soe111hllt phtlosophy. '"'"".dod oot beJ ....~.. tbat tbe ~a!· 1'1w.rl' _is _no relll!on why th e}: !Ohou],J nO! dt>\·dop into aeti\".1' 11m! ~==• ~ :-:::'o;i:u ::~httb~ao!a t::~~~ Ul{'"ful so•.-mlt,;t J'nrq· Jll<'ltl1wn~. tf lht>\" l!.rt' p r operh· ...tucaled In I 1 Jll I" . . dl t b h i<"lh•ts nf the :-;odalilllt philo~oph~·. 1'·h_e r.-adin~ c_f ~ !f•n.cent pRm· ::.;• 1::: 1 ~1=:~~~:....:,N.~~: 1 ecae ~::.~:: ph1et I·~· no nwnn,; I'OTU )>It'i<'8 the e<! Url!.tmn of a ~1·1ahst. lln<l i.hl! h{'"8t b btoe h "\ . b PI ' ~·ny tu ~·dnt·lll~ lh•· Uo ill by !Uf'llnft o( tht· Rolid. suiJIUIIn tjlll. Rri{'"ntific ,:; wor~e:•e ~h:t":cl;.dt tebe •c~p~~~~~~~ . • . j'OiitkiaDI to defttt S«i•li~m will •ooa bookM. With Whit."~• the lriO\"el!it•nl RiJound!C. J- "\\" nr iho• (omru 1 ],11 ctUI nffor,J 1·ltf'CilliL\"I' hhrnrws : b ut . '"' ahle to t~ll what tb,., it\catltr "of hinilll! !l,.ir o·ffort~ lhrnu~lt the hrunrhct~. tlwr(' i11 IIU rcnso n t tb~ir iatNuh with thO!>e or capital 8houh l uot 1": it>.\"cll th e opJ•nrtullit~· t o coluo'llif' t 1 I · • . r.·all•· amnuat• to. ltt-t'IIIIM" .. t. f' ~~·~·.~~~~.~:w;:~,~~~/t'::;~1 n1;;~:;:~t;~~~~ ~~p~~.;~i~~ctlt•~.\. nrc ~11 i I therue)Yu &11d.bei11g tooled, they atud1 by forre ~bit to tlle, old rot. Aod lbere .thf! ,allilla th~ ttlt and dolat the biddtllp llf thflr ma.ten, lllld be~~~~ ooakrd ".bate.~, aed laugbe~ ~t te the barl" 0 b7 the j-ollrllah•Ue !uuke~ of their mu~ttr•. • Tbat • what tb~y ~all. p~atti,~ll poli· ton •• op~ to Sot.oahat dream· ill!;"." wllich wu. however.,.,.,.,.. real elloufib to ap~l to tbeir ow11 iut~reat•. •114 . alter t!lllll· -== . ;: ..:· M't: laa.5 _pt(ea. WiliOi h!!e.::~~r::!~::~~~..~::dE:. !~..;:-~'!~..:!w ·~ bunt a :~~~:-.!.; 11 h~ T(~at :r:~ ~~,.~~':; of r hnp lookia& fol· oftlee-elriaa politicla11 br ~,11a~:~~~~~11F.pr:~~=~· •cwWJoa·.,~ .. 11 Ac=!, Ul t~ •-.papcn,1 tt•·e.. llarf : t:: to market. Th and Soutb parka. ~~t~~~~~·rh1:~o~:.~:.~c~h~11 ~~~is·t· ;~:~u~~~t \\~~r~~~1;, c~:~ 1:~i::~ thf' ll"IIIJ>tin~o: iniltu•nc('!l o ·red h(•rri ugs'' d rAwn a c roB& the 111rh !wlr.seekin g polilieiane lUI ""i!Mu. Roo~·,·elt, lliiJllliU like. . Y(-R~Wi~}.~; ~()\~~!· dfcctivc work for thc SociRiist cause i.'l sympslhi?;•·M<. ;: 1: : d I li11e, •itbout ailr -.lew of ""'--~ ._. -==~u• o;i: d«lilledtolllakeaf~~t~ tbe er~' waru wu, howt:Yer, cuehllr cOli· t'lt~· U.ke. tbll But tba culed aad deti~ealdl,. ro... ered ap br tbe wllare.forelln. b DOt fu 11 prai;~~~;,~:~·:~·:.e~e ~~o~h~ee!!~l~k~:;~:~:~;:;:: ~!~::: !t:,! ~!JMI~ 1!':;'~h:Cio~~ed BRA NCH LIBRARi ES NEEDED lf IIOt Wea llower• t aUMtbebeuer elaQofware.bt. .otlll prh·attpt"OIItCI.akllll trade.: =============~=====I ~"~:::!.:~..e~~=rt~0~r::~ t~~~:;:;~o~= :!:.. m.;::1ia~=~~ri:;..;-t~~~·;;.:;. psrty 10 dr11w logc\be.r ita + ::..:•pa!:;,e~ :·~ :::t,.:':..• "-k~. erlll!lt~:~ Afl;r7gbt '\;•:ti::,~ !'~o:::-e ofl!.,:;~b:ao:::Jlto~~~: :=:.·~:! ~=== ~~ !~!~~ ~~~~~:;,:e~~~~:u~ :!n~~fl · But tbe g reatet\ of t ll ditplayt at lowtr ~bow wit U.t ditplay of !:~lr·~~; '!::. ~=~d : : : : : : tbe nual .• u reptlo11, 011 lb• bfau. whole, of attdf tot.... ap to produce to. 11u, If It 91 wbkh wu ill ,.._______..;,:;,._________, be tspecled lrom Ul.b e.re-it wdutd la.ue beea amea.l7 lookiDI dalr, ha·t-- ,-;·---- _- , deed. =.~the bu lau.t 'Of *'t .-rtl doiup tbat. ba1'a Pf"alled ud ~It iflllt prob.bly Ia tome .~... . war b. ooa~~;ee.\1111 •P 1dth Ule po~f-11 of I-ke- t::, 0~~:,!:~8~~ ~:~~ !:la,!'~ ;~L~~~~-:...~~~:'-'.;.!'~. hre~ away from Joag cberJ~hed ~- ::-.:,~!0~,~·~~:~~:; ~~~:~ ::! ::~~~~: ~=t•ll:;r;~:.:f:~ aad tb' IllUMe ebll Jaek the :t.!':to~h;t:::,~: ::~"~:; ~~:y of tbrir humlllatlag ~ltiol! '?! mere toola lu tho "tell. of t.be powuflll, for parpoan wbieb are aot tltelr ow11. ' Tber baTe IIIII t I ed b I t&llfht tbem br ;b:ir '::: m~.: ~: tcOIIOIIIic help! So h ~If eompelled to .::~bat ...~2t 1 IOII(Ier lllltli tile,. Of>l!e th•lr miudt ttl• trutb of c.apitaliam ao<.l ttllltalllt polltln. Tber pa1 de~r for their ~>tlu· ~•tloo, bat u long aa thn can alford : , hit tbu"a all ric", Sodalb t ie 1101 e.~dall,- fllfl~ Ia rolog to •ve tile couat17 tr.,. the- b~•de::~e~:tte~·o~:~;~oto.to t~·~~~ ::;~~= :;w~:.o~h~~~; pull the flag llabdab wbett tbey 911 prtaldntJ_al .tlillelah aod btt the ·~• • llek wotb" IL Oreal Idea, tbatl It. la.ld til• •~ke t.Gkl.,·aod 11iaef7 m.i!Jloa• of people hf.tt:d up lbelr eye. Ia tha.b. ghlog. Bat, •lu, tile 1'irtorr ... .ool arbiend whiloot 1-,•aad terlou~ ~c:" ~~o me.rt alaasbt.r of a few llloHu:!al r~·.~:ee: lllf lhla e.ue, but the· 1 I! 0 • perfetllr cooct )Gba. · ra~e Our heana bow dowa I• Mrl":o ~ratlletie fell~w·f.ell•l fH ll;• r:t • way witb it, 10 far 11 •~ are eo•· eer11ed. Red t!a.g., purpl~ tlap, blu. tlap, rellow llap,oo u far ... you like witb Ole flag buaillUII. But wbe11 7011 b<erla !o tallr about Wl:tO OWNS OUR J OBS, y<tu hit ua r!Jihl ·wbt:rc WL lb·e. We~ could be ~~ hai>PJ" Ill claml undc~ any old flat~, tf .,..~ onl7 owne-d 1 01 0 . pnrt . 0; rouru, thry •hoald h•·e k11owa ~:~::i::;al;::-• t~ tuha•~: t~:~~:~ ~;,., :,r1:;:~ t~: 7a~;;!~;·t~:.":1 ::~~~ _ . ;~:!'~~~~~~ •~E'!_ ::!";.;;de1~:: pri••/f.,~··::·,:;· ~':;~~/~..~: :.·~::~~,-~1 ~:~;~,~d~~~l,:•;::t;u;:~::,:r t·~:~\l~u:;t:h~~~~~~:l ~~';;;;,':: ~~~~:~i~o11a; tba~ t::,l!:~:i~~:: 111~:::n10ofJ;ettberiird 0.:;11o:d~r:~:~ireJ, 10 ;l~:~e:.:;t t~:r· ~~~~~r :~0::.:::~:1 ~om· · Coo;t~,;;~!~~:lo~:~:l<t ::~~::; E:•d~:~~~~~:;ae:!:, : ; . ~~7 :;!e~ f?r" •·nmpl••t(o ~iwiuJi,t [i\;r~ry. ll•nd R [lfl1~ :"I rid.. _lllkt•n ~;1o~i;;~;;~~·nk•·tun~ tlu• wnrk.m~ ··.Ius,; of tlu·1r l•·rrtto ry in. the t~ . IN DIVIDUAL AND . ow···'\:~.';;;:~ 01,':;;,',.::,.;·~,.11;:~:::::·i:.~::~t;~:\:.::::~~~~~·~ ';;~~::;: 1 :tf\~\~·1. \\¥~~ l•~:e m~~~:~~~~:'""~::"~ ~~.,~.~:. ~~; I ~:.i;•,::;~,.~li~~~~ S~CIAL KEFI' T ilE 1111111\ :-o; wnrn\1 .\"t i u11 of lh·· timr. Tllllt iH nuo• uf IIH· ' mo .tbo I'Ur pooe of lb<' ~·hi ...r. nl REFORM i- nlled ~u~\·;;:.~~:··~;111:;:..ll~ ,:·,~;,'~: 1 (';~lti :~~· wo1~;~11::~~:. I: r~~:::c~:~~:ii:~;•;,~:IS::~;;j I :·:.•~0 i~~~~i;~u:~~~·:~:~;;•.gf<~l~;:·!f~~~ •u~'~!~ ::;t~c;':;,"~r:'~:~ll;~ We rf"alli; toUtt.th·e mea on!... tbat . • rar falu~tlt'itlin~; l!ld lik~ :u:.·=~~s;;~ ~~~t :::t~ lora~eta:~:,lh:t~~~pr;~l~~ • 118 I ·.I I ;~ ;;;,:~.:K:..!~;:i:~~:~,~::o:·: c~h~~\'~t~b:;'~:;.a:::~~:~ Ut:1• 1111 broke the billy. niek. ~~~:~.~~:~· ~·f h~: ~~~~::~~ \~e :.: ::: .umJLICWi' " r;QUALin.'" 1::~;1~01~;~::;•,~:·i:::.~bf"T~::; .:u'::e!:Yaf:.i:~t~~:~:~:~~ ;'..~~= ::u•l a I I• •I lhfir "''"'~~· •n·l . ... U~f"}•tiOUI to .till• rule. .. well .. " J~:lO 1111 eleeUoo day. A h•daya ---- T ho• " ' 'r1; .,f HL.'IIuti"" ··d n•·>llL"" nud ''rc:n ui z:tli"u fnr t lw <"H!II· I"' ''"'" .. r 1 t!: ~~"'·II ·n,l•·r ""·'· T J... slu~ra n i~: ··llutTnl.. for llw \\" " r!..··r~ ·· l,..t ·,. tu o!..·· tl uu uultu-k) .•···ar f.,r lh·· plul•·"' .\ L.''""l t!IHII)" n f 11,.. fnrm· ·r S"'"'"''"'' ~<yrnpnthiro· rs f··l l fnr lht.- rnu !.. ~ - t hii!L.' """ · · nr•· 11 - ,.,.1;.1nokiu~o: 1nl ,.,u,~·t i•· n~· of ..-hi~h h~ '" ,. 1•1rt, to .t>nrorm to I r.oa<nnlr fulfil tbe -]),ou"t J.,. hurt\ 0 11 th"m ~~::·,•,;:li;t ,',:~·;~;',""1~f t~l;·,. 1 :.~~~;·::..:.~~~,:·,~~~~:: n\~~f ;;e:~·, mu~i~ of tlw ro•frni n . who work for the edueatloo Annpddo11 aad (d llclreC wltb U• """" Jf one w 111•, bere aod , Lo'~ a tbl"ft-o~orn.ttred light. wear~ UH h11 eo:te11tl.ed opponu11117 to WALL BTDBI' liBLIBVBD ( ,, t :~; ~~::~ ;:::\',:~··,.·,~):;;;i:;~~~~·:~~. ~:.:.11~~:;·,;;.;;:;~1 ~\~;;~;~~:/~:~;~',t' wit h 1; 111,':. k••••t• "''"I' '" tht· immi! rtul \\"t•rld l"tu S.·. ·· the 111athiocry of our tod al I CLASS UNCON CIOUSN ESS Remu!!:b~;-;.:,~:.~CII"They •~ a11d uodmtood Somham 1 ~wv \\ ao:e worken do oot kuow •hell pow \\"orkeNL of t b t> l lr proJ><"rh org•niU<t tbe) would , ....,. tbat l11teruu are tdeatu:a l • h" tu p... me i.e<"&UH th~v ar~ o:reater Nooew•ll•otethe SM>ahotttrket "' auml.ooor tb.an t he ~•]nteh ot~ but Note thr •orke,. dan Ulltou1c1ou1 WHAT WILL WILSON DO? ~r th~u I dec~:::::: ~:e.;::::~ la~:;~,:~::.~ac!~=~~~~:' :.~; of I koow theor foower 1041 would of t be Sot.lalllt lllll\"t.IIIC!IIt wblt b l '-'uat 1tot.h had nHD oo the 111eap to rs prf"M thr 1r ~!au ID!ere.t W&th tbelmpretll&blealrf.ogth ol Willo11'a e1ecUoo Be••1 euri011• orouhl ai>Oh'h ~vrrty mllf;l of the of ti\"Olutt<tll, to !U ultua.ata goal,- tbe mole-, Wt art llldhted to t pec:.U.tt u ~~~·:,~";~:~~·~~~f~;,U:e~: ~~:;: !':: I:;:; ~::,~::u'~::::~;lt ..~:O.:~nr:,:~. ;,'f'::"'r'l';"~~u~~~.;~:~.~;~•:,;,,::: . ,.111 1+.:~:.'.:::. t:'i:,. i•:~','~~~;l;ttT~:~~~·:f 1 ::,\~i~~~~ 1:11811~~:~~ ~ll"~~7r~·o u::~~·"::~·~~~ .,.,;: : ::o·~:::;·~~~:~ple!:;; :=;~t.;..amet:;o:taV:.':e::'7a:.:~~ would ~~:~:il::~'! ";:n~'i:~ ro~aeiou•· =~:~:~~:;~ :~:-!:;~;:.~;~:~ d~~::~:.:~ l ~~:::~:·~·::wm;:;;u:u:0~:~~~~;::~•l:!: worldnlf ~~... p THE :~ J.~:k:h!ll~o:: ~ t!;..r:-:~:, T,~':: trlumpbanL ~uarvz ~UB. ~.~;:':iw~~:~e::.:~':U:',';o~~~::~ ~~~;~~:~;~;g;~f,~;~tii~t~~~i;~;,~~1§~i~~ ~~~i::~~J~~#i;~~t;~ ~~~~1 ~~~~, T h·· ,,,.,,.,..rat io- pnr:~· iN pr•·tt~· well•w··~'P_i,.,J ,~·i:h ~ h11rming . tlw ::.:~~o~'o:i~:.tllell~: SOCIALISM AND THE CO· O PERATIVE COM MONW EALTH tor ~e eomillg Street blood~uettera bei11g ruu1 · -•.. ::::::,;:l~r:i':::t:;:~::~r:;;:?:ft:::::~::::·::•:::: ~: .~;:,: ·: ~·=i~~:::·.;~,l:: ~: :•'•,;::~:::~::~-::;.·:~:~:~::~:~:: :1:::r;0, :,,•:;.;;;;?::~: ~:.: :::0:~ ~~:::~:~:~:~~;;~;.;::• ·!~:::~:; :~::":~:~;~ 25;::::ii~\~::::~~I: IL ""T ll FIGBTa OK.•• 7' ~.·~~.:·· ;~~:. ':~,::: . ~::;;,::;";,:.~ .:. ;;;.::~,r~/;~"~;!~~:,.·7~·~;~~·'. :::~::7.:·)::.~:.·:: :::•.··.:·:~~:~ :!~:;:::;~::::·~:·:::·~~:·;::.,:.~~~:;; ::hT,·::.:.:: :::::::~~:::.::: ~:.~~:.:i~~: :~::. ~:.~:::::.::.-:-.:· ~::~~.:::\:.~£:::·:~. ·:£~·~::. 1 1 I M\". awl h.-.\\" ;~ !I c:oiu.::" tu. ··nrrl" out it~ of p1{'"dg"ll without upset ling """ .,.m oarrM<l •• ~~ ~~;:··,~ • .';;: 1~;·::;:;:, ~~::·.''1 1;;•,1MI ;•·1!~• ~\\~c ~~ulcl r~~r~lllk~ll~~~~~r;nn~~~~ t~e eu~ly in their juot wh~ 11 rlru•b preteot RiiJb.t of inju•tkf , op]ttet· romiDI: II"""' of ,•~hie ~"'1 tru•h the tho co-opo-ratlvt eommoawealth bereto- Sori•ll~rn. labor Ia tbe factoriea nd ••e•t·•~opa; ~horl 11 bl-·:~~~~·~·~~~~;:uJa_l jullt«':' Surely, nooe bat the Bull lliu eooltt Trul: tbc m... latJor~• of tbe J'te. of New York with ~ill• head llae: "T. ~;;• ;";:..::·.:::,:-:::,.:;::;;,'" ,,,. "'""''l""'""' "''"'"' "'"''"• '""'~ ::::.~:::::~~;j ·~:i~~·~~:.'·~£ ;;;~~::: :~•: :; ~;~;:;; ',~ ':,:~;: ~:·:~::;:;:~~::~~:::::::f ;~::: ~5'~",t: 2;;;!:,~_:.:~:~~.;;s ~i::':J:: ·::',':::":~·::::~.:: \\",·11. •i•'llr tn1sliu~ 111•111: lhr p\ntform wse: nr\·~r meant to Ill and It w_ ,_. lll<'llltl to f.:l' l 111 on. 1'hr De1~10Crn11e JlMrt.~· Rlld . ~fr. I\ Ill .J>IIY Ah-.olut•·ly uo mort' ntll•nhon to that JUnk. 'l'ihtcb ~hf')" '"".11 l~w~r. j•illtf.,rm II~ lin R.nolle\"f" ]t would PIIY to the loeJa l aud mdustr1al JUSltl'e twaddle 1f h e narl bee n elected. Many yeant a~:o th t' eapita\i1t politician!! ceAJied to con11ider the 01~ : "tl!V>Jt sri11diag the fa«!! of the J•rodu<'C!n in't2. the lf"'UIId. Butt he Pf"Ople are aroute•l e11d are hf,gle11i11g to kuo• tbeir power wb~ll ualted., aod 11e prellillg oa to· ward tbe ob}Mt i ....,. point- whltb i1 ~volutloo.. Thia may be irll'ert~d 'c •u 1 e arn:o.u loe>pg. 111 ' eonoequtl!lly. th• Yorgaa, Hoc:ke!eller ud Caroegl~ rapitaliotr art def>CDdellt 011 tbe la•lustrial .,..0 ,~r;'",.. of tbe worJd for nilteoft. Whn th~ membera of the ioduotrial labor unioua a11d t h"e Social· ter !tom~. c\otblos aod food for hill wife &lid child rtll. Jlad tile worker will thea 1111t f,.,.r the "n.loy d•1" arul old age, attd the poor bo11M...-ill dluppear; aod. tbrougb a •1•UIII of tborou1b edueatioa for tbl. IIIUHI. aaperat.itiDII will be .~::~7: ;~o~"e'~~·:r~P~~.~·TI~~~'~!~ ~l:':e~ ~a;t~ ~~t~·i:\:U:~~r~~~~ ::~o'!~,f:~~u;:;:~:;· ~!4th:0:"~~=i~ ~rr; :!:~~o~:~~~~~:r;.o;;u:u~~rr:·,..::~ ~;.•P~=~~~~~~ priaoa~ :: ~~·:~~n" ~?:;:!t~f~\~,·i~~.1•9:~?~~r:;~~.00Q~~~ o:e::!~ 81NOERE? lng 811 ill endin11l illlme. 1urift' re\·i&ion downward. H ave you noltced wUI.be few aad · In"" for o'en.l11 and the prodartioo of aornethle~t that t. w<trlb wblle to aocl~ty u a whole. l11~te:ad of pntdue\111 e11terl:liumret for -Ia! 111eteora like Chauocey! The pity of the all'alr i• tllat workl111· ~r~~ a;o~:~r:~:~=~~ ;t: ;~:u~~·~~ Ire oot a ol!e·ma11 party, b•cauw T. R.. wiiii'IJ!ht o~! u T. ft. did not fta:b .. oa,. !-lid o-omebody e\10, , .1 for "·eu.mple~ oar etleemed fellow dldea, Walla~ Thayer, were 10i11g to light o11,-woalcl' Uoe J'ro,renl,.e party kle~ tbt baeUt.f" ,l.c- "';;t:r·;! w;:J!" lflft. il..rt, 10 fall for tbe fadt of the B~t Win, le· aa T. R. llglllll on ,lbe. Pr-o~l-.e pa~ ::~: r~u~~~=1to~~m::~:~u~~~H:~ ~~~eJ.-= =t!!:i:u ARE YOU HONEST AND ty1: ;';!:, !'!_,:!a party! bu. were BJlre.ad bro8d c.tL!Ct. t elling what Dix would do t o ]o.,....er .the CJSy J"etul K. WoriL) llo,.fmelit; tlie. P'':lY o~ tbt ·.,orkl•l Not t..laa·•PM.ltJbta ia para11..U., wr ~Oiit of ]j,·ing .i f el,el ed. na,•e y~u nolieed that a_nything waa even If 10~ ~ou ahoald be a •M:mb<er of / i11 1-npo•iag t bemHIYe& up<to a Oo t ilt other ha11d, tlie r. . k aad l!le ef... Ia Ul r:ou.utrleL Howe ...er. thcan 't be u peeted to ~llllow ,tht 111111tar atttlllpted. t o aay n o£hing of banng b een a eeomp! Uih edl tbe Soci.a.lllt Pa.rty. •all'erlug people. Tber 111ake faiMaad oJ the· ~pu.bUeaa, ~mocrat all!! at- late Pro(1"-l"I"N who are wonh 'll'hlle pr~_ of the BuU llite, bat we cL• loarl ~a~!; ~:~7'...:· ~~=~:,., :.:~~; ;:~e~beo·f~:,:dl;!-fo:., ~~: ~:.1-~~=~e .~"~O:ee-;.e :~; ~c:h:rS:~~:o:o;::~~~;;h~ie~~~~ ;::,roo~e:e~~ ~~~rr.re:;~~: ~;:; C•·r tAfnly nol ! . . , • •::ith: :: •hat because: t~e Soeta h st part y 1 p latform meana bwn.n;a and hoont 110r tla<er~. raet, the l~•t of ll;eir tnnoblea. Tbtlr l w0111e11. , beeaUR the Soetah 1t party propose. t o do u:aetly what ' t II pia~ Eacb of lbem pr.tn<l• to be n&ll object Ia to IC!t!llrl tilt t poll• of oL!IIu n..y OOihl to Yote for 110 lloaeet ud ::~t~~ ~~~it~r~l:-:;~.~~~~i~!c:':n~edthi:ttoth~~j~v~~!t~~·~;:;,:~~ la~h: i11t~""; ~ t~ ~~~~fmoo peo~le.i ~.~~~uf::~~~o~he!: :;;,",h:":~eyT~ carr)" into efJe(:l tht Ienet a o f their polilical platformL could bt> .farther from t h e faet~ in th~ c~ • . Nothing t b 11b e"; 0f tb em ' . 10 1" u l rua. "' aot 1toop to It· Ia ordtr to '. bl; t e eap&ta 111 fl.ltntltel, . Th.. mt ..-ret~ta . of thf!_ wor k m g d~M anti e mtt'N!Ita of t h e eapl· h• h "t e])ll!ill 11rt: duurJelrJC&IJy oppoMll e. Th.- Demoerata aay, before .. /t'<·liun. 1h111 thf'y will do a . grt&t d eal for t he wor kine e!Ua. and aa 1>0'~~~ It~ tlu:y Mr.: o·]e('!t>d, ihe.y uy they will d o nol hing ap:ainlt. t h e clll!ltaliJ><i clua. •o\nd ther e )OU a r e. If \"OU trr e WR iting for th e Demoer11tJi IO 110 an)•tbipg but l ick t he: b•!itlJi o r We uuu1tent, you h ave good llZVS~tl for & long wa_it. ;~" t:tt~e. h eatb of th~111 a Jl<lblie olllee ia • p.-l•at.e 111ap. lha -k the otfteea, 111. atead of lf lli1111 tbe otAer.a N<'k tktm. T\eee o!litt: -.~~rn. f<tll•titute 011e ol tilf _ t ••-ti~J aai.a~~t" of tbe ·~· Tltf':o" di•l•ll:r ""I be 111011 1111• li111ited rail aod •hameln• w~l'ltbun HCD~ a ::!;•t~\1; o;be'::1f~:~e =~~= -. ftq ret "-lr ru~paip lOP t. let Ttl food• '"'• 1 e eapl~ .. "! ... tile .polllleal ~d~tt ~ ~: ea;. ltahtu. ~~ talk air 1 C e mljfhly. IIUW. Tbey art aot lloaHt ud ·Ill• e_re. demo 4 ;laeeJt par17. Duriog . t.bt paat f•• :7 ;:..;~,a::.::~ at il•h batll tlll~llla& ab<tot pabUf' all"alr_-atil~ ltbrariH the book& ·or t:ITiea, elolocr 111d ecoo-\e~~ lla"e beea f.OUla.at detaaad. Tt.... · pMJll, bHti rrople,.......,oplar t o11"1Lrd t H Thouu odt of tlll!lll ltue Thor baYe =;::;:e~ 110 other place fo; all b<tn· Nt •ad 1111«re penoe to laad. If he whieb Ill Not a 0.:\la.o Partr.''~ uuae T. R. will Fl.lbt 0111 • ' . :_ ' ~ /- ~"I' :POOL ·. . JIDl. ionttlptee &lid triu to llod <td the h~~:t ~~: ;~~~~~~..': ::; I of hoaett ud aloeue Jli!OJ•Ie . Tbey too will llad · a11d adopt It ~~~d.;.; time. Sham, prcten!IO h1pocrlay cu hoM •wa1 t or a loag time. . Bat the truth alwa,.. Jl<ltl tbem to 111 the ' ud. 8odalielll h.. -nllla to do will; U,toa. "Bepn.., ae.4 't u, . il\ll ~ 011Jy ';b;oA~P. ~~~ uodller a De,; 11.,w 11a•e!" Appuutl-. DaYle Oold· atel11 ba1 don b\a werk .;ell Ia ooe uw l,.,..t. ~ nd 'u .:t fe ,..{'" ,::r;; eo.: . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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O'Malt.!,. wu billed t o llpUk I t been arbitra.rily d1011ea by ron~ Ele•dt tt.e Op.ora lloDNI 111111 the phitfl h•d 11 an ao mor11 . proYide4 by u.tara u a 1 bru~ ba•d out•tde tbe ball to attr11d or enbaage lUll the le~b of peD<hDt ,_ldn •• a of eXeb&D.IO. .0014 •, StU! uotler _ , _ , ..,,,...., coma lato. ue, Ua credit. ,. ~·z:• ~~cl:a:~::"'; ~-~~:::: :~=:-t:W:: ~~~.:, It wu oae of the bttlt raeellag. ~ld ia Wellt•ille, aad, j udslag by the d1araeter of the Soe.lallata, tbe new l o· ul briug orp11ir~ ill tbia tow a will " a hu111mer. BILVJ:B 01l.BEX, N. T . The JW!Ople of S ilvu Creelr. are eti\1 t alllhlg a bout tbe Ruatell meetiug &Dd at leut one Iota \ politieiaq ia rudully rvbbing allllrf I J>OI acquired thereat . The ~l ing waa held i.a Si \W"llt Cl'Hk '1 larJ:NI ha ll aad Ia IJUte of the far t that oae abop em,lloyiag l:.!!i mea worked o•·.. rtime, ehaagiDJ: their ached· patiecmt gradually led to dud U:Jitel· •iollll, but eua t lone ware chaased from time to time &lid hue dilfereat mea,.iegt~al dilfereot pluea. A foot, mile. a poued i.fulieate dllfareDI l~ngth• a11d weiabt. 1a dUren:u•t COllA· tfi". . Euhaase of artie!~ Ia the ..me way It'd ~ eom~riJOa and aradually t o t_be eommoauteofeertaia tbiupotateple uuifona nlue to eompan all otbera with, aurb aa ate-en, oheep, a eertai a mu•ure of grala, etc. TbeH tbiap Ia tha t way bf!e...,e meuurM of \'alue; p!lt1141D •1 wealth wa 1 upr.-ued ; 11 num· hera of thue artirl~ They a \10 bo· u.me medlamt of enhange beU.Uif' t beyal wayaeould be readily e1cbanged f or ot her arllrlf'll.. The ant atep waa to malr.~ u~~e of a r tieiH without any \'IIU.~ i n the!IISfl"" or with only oraa· mo·atal ,..J11 e auch a 1 aea abello. be.ado ::1¥~;:~~~~r. i~~f~::£~;~~;~ :!~::::;:~~'~;:~~~:~;,~f~.~~:i:~~ ~:;''~l RM::::(::~~~:.D~n~U.:~~g~~~~:~.o! ! ~;~:~:.,0 ~0:0~:!~; ~::~.~iq1:.r oaly foua· metbod 11 ..;,., "d "h-. bllltlea. TM efMit ~ aat mo11ey, ae!llaer metal aei.tber dIt aeee-arily wealt.h, bat It " " ' - ' " .,;.,,.-po-•,l •ilokod either u labor or t be Credit II pp~ ud term. ot moae7, dollan. bat or more appropriAtely 1M ' boura. re.ett di1cuu~aJ;: ~ur j- A workiag bouti1110l I]' 1taple or uaiform, but It II tbaa a certain weiaht of h,.e -~~ the ume we.\(lbt time buy ou buallel of <imo ' ' " m mly unuata " ' " f or -- '1'••· flbak, IH•tl.,, ·'/(tlrnb-•n. COMB. A ~,:;,,,.::~~,;~~::1 ~;~~ m;~:;•••.::.::;:";~::'::•l I'• I"'' moDey and tbe folft ll· only. -- BUFFALO SC>CIA1:IST' ·: Jo, Weekly Newspaper Devoted to the "lritor'oata .oi 'tbi.'Wortlng Clau. ' -The Annual Fair and Ohrl.tmu 8ale•. Help us Make a Horing Suc:ceas. ·Buy Hand- Made Articles lor Christmas Gilts. 1 · ~~1~f:@, ~J~i~t;~~ ~~~~~-~-" 1 ".-.tb appli.-o tbr....:t ]>edal. whca Dnioni•m on •a notoroou•ly DOD·UUIOn - - ~ Call us up ancLWo'll Call !Or DonOUona. _--- -·~ For~ ~neftt or tho - .,;. - - - -,....---- - - The pn!l.ebmeate of !be pt1ttoler~t l llbJICt.l of tpectel lt&n ud - p end t.l!!t.a i11d11'>da.al 011 l h ::::·~~;~. ~~~~~. :..a:~:~~:~~;~~~~~;~:::; . VOTE OF THE SOCIALIST handy PARTY eometa. we~.::~. ~~:t •;d :':':'b ~:;:,::~~· Ia the kitcben ...d [;~~~~~:::====~==~==~~~~:; fo!lo.-iag talolf' or thf' &.c,iali5t 1'0if will The tcmployer aball JH'01'ide iduel. :~,,~":':"";,.~:~:~~~n•:::.,.:~:·:;i~~ ":,r:~; ro;:~~~m; "·ith tho• &.rialitt l'Ute. ]~. 19IO. -~~::~:~e:.:.~~oc:;:;~:·;:::~~o1r1~:; ~~::!;~C~III;:~~i.ra.re.qllir~ to pur· CH1R Q p RACT I c ): • •h/1.1 ~ ~:oo•l union man h~ is, nu~,...u. '""''~. 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Llw-rature mailed oa rtqaet,, "" E•amln•tloo llfi"HH. , 3,7t~ :!.1i4 ... > ,;:~i . . ;:~ :~>f.~;~.~.:~.~.~;.;·,~ ~.;.i~ .·.:.: ._;~:. ~.;~ t.t.~.f.~. ~.:;.:.: .:~.~ ·.(.~.;..,:.;_~ .;.bI~.: :::.•~ ~ 708 . . .. , . , , . , , , , • •· ., . • • i}2~~;~,;~~~;,:;~;:~?.~~:;i ~~~-~t.·~ • •.• . . t a from lh·e to l!i mioutea, the doctor aald be bad dll'lieulty in aayiag the tl1i11~ mot.! •·ita! and Je.ne out t~e uott· fiiHnlialo, but be m•d~ goO<I1 judgiug by '" !l,ll)<j 87S :II&M&~huaetu U <l l'ifflt . ...r.n :!.1 Jj Ill INikinK 1,199 2,.531l .... !~47 !,3~ II.SSII 11,611! '·"" Ootrt0ilt5 .. ""7 Oompnhnelftl ud ow priaM anlDww tbu Koe·U.aa. 000111 ~ -- ,._, ll,!i87 111! of- t~nd "'"' "t:tl• .,., !~l JS.O<HI !i,lli6 7,4)! ..... -Our Union · ulitl Suits --~ U.Jil Olf B.a.TS, 811IB1'8, Z&c. . THB BNTBRPRISB 1,!99 ..... 891-893Gen--ec.. - a..--t300J~ ... 10,253 38,451 1!~ 1,011 311,!50 !,~2 1 33,7~!i '·,..,, "' ,,., "", !1,71'~ :,33~ !1,86.3 ..... 33,1113 101 371 '" '·"" !,1100 !18 10,0!3 l ,.G1! eBP-0 1,017 14,l f7 Cift and De¢ds- of {/n(/t Sam By ~SCA~ .AMB'UNOBR • Th.e Houri. SociaJ.ist, &x.tirUt o/th< &rdhwut A FEW EXTRACTS ''Tell me whose tools you use and I'll tell you 'WhOse slave you are." "Tell me· whose bread you eat, and I'll teH you whose song JOU slrig." · ''Econ0niic Determtnlsm, brother, iS · the_ thing that makes people· tum their noses In the · direction whence they hear the jingle -ol easy money." . ~ ·· "Wars ~d revoluUons are not fought because some, folks would rather have a red and blue than a black and whtte flai "- , ,. _. "When our God-fearing ancestors Imported the black h•athens, they didn't do tt becauoe !t !:~~ ru'~~~nst the~. It was purely. -. niEH'I A "ICH II ElUf UaE ·' , YoU'D Cnjol this boo~ and iurideoiao~ou'll ka~ a ~~~~\~o:Ch:i.\tt:-:!~D the l -- wbic:b ~ S#•d '"' It ,...,. IJ Ct•,. Just aay, "Send me tbr Life of Unck'Saai., aoc{ada~ : Clrtulilt#on Dtp't;.BiiHIII• ......~,.~~"" -'-~~ n -to,, e~r, ~'··. �GelJ'O'Il.fhnJaOwud•n from ~$010 pet C.Ol.. We allo do Bepalriq &od Kemodelloc •• tow prioi;I- 1'_,. Tdlpbo. F,_...l'7BI Gnltilre EXTEND-N~~t-r~a~:f~~ IUfU)tNQ. NTs-· ~~~n. ..-. Tlfl•._•fwl.t-lllAl WHOI.l tllltlATUt.AD. The Cool "Kaiserhof' Entr&Doe em. Paul Street Clw.nin_l Pressin~ &.Benn•tt ~ec: Bell. H_a... 14. ·FI'OfOU•r23&S4 a.-..-, F"""'*'2t4et c., JtnnMII ........... Clllllm IOEIHI, ILICIE CD. P"" neral Dlreotora ~ -.ot ................. o.a.-- 0... o.,....- N'-'"- VITII.,.I.,.I...._M - · - . abu-- t10.150 I LH.-BAKER &CO. 333 Main St,...t �~.....a.'rnTKa BUPFALO SOCIALIST PllBLISHING CXliiPANY aw. ..-._~BWPA.LO.;N.Y•. · .... IIAilTIII Hmll.alt.......... PllANk ~,._ &T&Ptall J,IL\Italllln', a.. .... A.ldor..aSZY........ S......lrdfloor BUI'FALO,M.Y, w-tpba Prb $1.00 I*.,..,,.• • --.. . . . .T 'TUTTHtLL, a..-y ,.y.w.t....;._ ) ltul.m1!C! u .ecot!d.el. . toaCt~ J~e ~I!', at tlte pol& CJfllo. at &!l'alo, New York, undu l.ba .Ac:t. ot Jl.ucb I, l8N So Nlcl!!th t he campaign of 19 12. 011 1912. O n Wt"(h wsd lly rnoming, .Xovember UlllfJIIign or 1!11 6! Tht' eaUJpniltll gin>< handing his lu.11t Wt>tk '11 Buffalo ' a nd t1oekling him fur hiit 1mbscription. Bt· for t< the e nd o f the ralu. tuul 140.000 throughou t di~trihuting lit.~n&turc. !!f>l!ing . ist l•·•·tl!!...t"!( tnking sullll nnd Hcl i n•l y educ11ting The true ~eilll ist ne \·er s leeps. ancl he nc\'er . d ocsn 't con~<i•h·r thnt 11 work ing cla!!.S ('ainp11ign consi1111 in people hypnotized into \'Oting n cC'rtain ' ""'Y by mea.ns of fir t>. hantls nml plR t it uditJOll~ piffit>. llis cam p11ig n !alliS r ound a n d l'n·r y yl'ar round. het~au~" h e WI\IIIR• you to You <lo n 't hn1·e to wai t until a few weck!i lxoro r e elee tioo t o r ead. You c 1111 heg in to 11tmly you r own condition.nght awBy, w elll\11 t o wr~it fou r p~ar·11. Don't imagine t hat .vou hAn! gotll•n rid o f Jimmy Rig gins, h('l"H Use you aro· uot goi n (!" t o 1"011' aga in for awh ile. it oa t tor yoDtN!lf, a nd ...eit ota11cn. . llotl ll.ntwloer<!10II"Breln tbt -~ b." the f"l.,...tlon 'nlm ·l"£8UKO Or " .:nniY IDL'• up-ltali11 .polit\ciaa. !l.r. Ja-a BH1110Itralt 8ba r.a11, ac- · ott~ hudt~ Y m t h.. ,.,. ,.J,.o·tnl to offi"!' you r "'ljiends of lahor·: on ist tir"kPiri. J ust Tt~t t lwi.r friPJHI~hip h~· a11ki n !o! tht•m to t hing IOWII.t tl ht:lpin!! ,\'011 t o ront ro l y o u r o wn job. Hntl how lu.o~ting is thei r f rietJtbliip! (;,., ini<J th., t'IUnpa i ~otn o f 1!116. Go·! into you r h rand1 o f t l1c Socialist l'11rt ~· . Attf'ntl thf' educationa l of thP h rnnf' h .loin tlw p11rty ll('lp to for tho• winning of B uffalo in 1!11 :1 nwl the gnu u\ hatl]f' workm~t dad 1tlld tho: o·UJlitalilit t·htss for the pnAAPSSion l !IJt; lr "s a h iLt jnh.and wf' 'l]no·e,J th o• wholf' four yt>II'"H pn!!o'. It "11 t inw ;•nou ~h . how••l"l't . if _1·nu Lo•J:ill t o hust l ~· T O DA m•·•• t i n~s to Tho: 1.::!00 lhJ!Talo 1mrt.•· m cu1 l>cN lit(' o n th,• j ob. c:,~:::::; :o~r;::m;:l•:,o ,: : ~~r ,;~~0::~ ~~~ !:;:,~";~~b:e•:tre"';: ~~::!at : ; :.rD$11 in the Sodalill theory ....em tn run up formed that thill proYet; the e~tnce of l.ll•ia&t 11 &0111( wlle1> it comtl to tbo a tendear1 to ahirk amoag ar.imal J ife aa to the "Shirkfr·· a nn tbe bftalUIO tbe qu~o ot tbo ~pede. ma1 be ··t.aa,. ~all. ·• Uu more than one ot'.· f~. but " '0 mulrt not 0"'tlook t ba facl ~uioa hlu tbe ..,.iler bt-eo cnmpelled to tbat tb.e ~form• a u•tttl fnnc· GET BI"SY ,111.,.tioo 1110~1 \\"lwn fl oo~o·\"••h lo·ft lhf· H.. pu!.lio·/111 J•llrty h>· ,,f I 1..- lllltiti-ulil)iofll\lr{' trUSt UIHI!IIIIt••S II""'" eoadit,iont br-t ab- ~~:~~:f~~~e::''lla::':-:he Not tbe t.hildr~, nor tkol f*l"l!l>~ tolblame for tbe luin'" bn-d witlllll ( b\ 14,.,... It Uo tbe ayneta that i1 eaute of II aU. &.eict,.. iPtr. i• tbe an"kcri111iHI !:.in~oa.~c,d:.::..::•'~,,."·~~~nqu::~ :~a 0 ;1p~:~Ku',~e":..~:=~~ ~:;a: :~~~~-;:; ~:~ ~~-t~:. ~- at otb.., til>lf'O bY 1intrr~ ..-ell munilljoi' nuqg to duth. It i~ Kil'lltille k11owl· naturaL and tbtrefore can be eutlt.-.d J*lple, ...bo wouid a>ll ' '\\'hat""' ynu ed~ that f!'t"~ry ~il!!l 111d .,..ery iadi· a chaap of f"tl1"iroo....,oL ~oinj!: to d>) ..-ith tl:e ta~y man aoder Yidual of Jhe tpec:i8 aim to.upead their lloo!;t·l·..lt \\"IlK frrmk •·IIOU!-!"h to "''Y thnt tht> pu r f>Oflt' of the ~rf'AAi l·,. t•nr !y i~ 1<> do"11 ~·in !ism. !.t•t ' 11 JM"". it wa. . Kin~ wnsn "t tl, who ••omrnund <-tl th•• 11"11\"o'S tC> ~tup rollin!-! o n the Aflo·r all. rnnyho· thr·r~ i,..so.nwtlunl! in th is tlwo r .1· of tlu· ofliOuli>. ~~~;~:~: a:lt ;,~•hno;,r:i7:~.h :~~ opl'b·b"IOUIW ¥~ bow t k Sooeialill workt.r, or J im Sbt-Tmaa lht •·lee·p,.,.i =;~~ ~;o'!~t::tial\\~-::~~~ a;~.; ~~~r~;;~~;d 1~ga:l:;:~~e :.e~:;~ :~t~·8l~r;;• ~~=·:~~~r:~~~" h~; :~:; !~~ t':t::d e~!:..1 T~~t~~~~:"'::: :: N>IYed t.y ~i~ty uaOOr tht MW "'l:imt . l llfe d&Otro,.. hfe, 4oe- oot ~otronn t lle There ar,. ..,me thin11a that un ~ latt chat tbe parpott ot d~tntclio11 i1 I f you 1\'o·rr not T nlk of ··u li\· in~ Will.'•··· •~ llllllltlyrol "'""'"tred and anl•f"rr.t 'eicoti!l~au.~ aod to pr_.r..e the de~~~ royer. to tbe l&tisfll"tioo of e•·rry fait ·min(!W ll ia thne!ou cootn.ry to all kno..-1· tine 11 lh ·ing Wll~l' """"· you "t\ ho· olt•11tl. Thr> Chinl'St' gl"t 11. I WH!!•'. Tho• ~O<'iali~t~ Willi I ~··m to t;•·t nil you produco·. and you ' J\eiiOI>. l'arikWarl1 dtM'6 tb.u 111110- edge of tbe Latll ot !nature to uy tkat me~>t apply JJtht qu•tioa of latin~ " it i1 ll&l¥1111 to o.birk" or t_h at ••it i1 •·ntit l•·•lto it t:•·t~" who buat aiL gh'"a aay 1111\ural to be luy." IA&.in- Ia. a dia. ., , ' "'igbt'ltudy to the •ubj«t of Antbrop- Mt"e brougllt o~ by t rtreme f l , _ ID tht . Honl!~·,···h 'Ill)"~ .thMt llr> haK l'ltlt·rNI . th t_K . fi g!tt ~ea use Georg~ oloej ._11(1.,.. that in mao .. ; 0 all aalmal eo:-ooomie eoacfitioM &IIIOal tbe llumto \\ . l'l·rktns 1111•1 l- nu1k )l•u•lk'Y. IIIU IIl· tntlhomu r e t r ust magnat es, lif• thcrt;. a con•taot ;11,·oluotar1 tcad- rami!~. ~· <'lllllt' to him H_IJ(I ~~:ske-r.l h ~n1 to. lllHke ~hi~. eonntry ft d enner p laee nc,. ·w 1110,-e "doug the lia t of tcaot Tall• aa o•·uworbd. ..aa •bo baa for t hem to hnng u p thct r d11hlrt• n Ill. Exaetly. T hey \ l"llllt te~illtacce. " Jl\.ltance. ~~~..~.. be rittd of workN toag boun ia tbe .bop or other Hornoo·l·o·lt to dl'ltll 11p th is cou u t ry brenmn! it i1 going to b e paraaitca uiatiag amoag ~tber ani...W. pia~ qt emplor-at, or hu bteo eota· o;hilJro·n"s day. t.ha.o me~~, but hardly -any ioruu na pelled throug_h •orkiag abon er llmln , to be cited ..-here turh ,,.,...;,,.. u iRt n· kroep pat'll ••tk tlo.e tOUhloe; apply the rept througb tbe eurri.e of tbeir ~..-a ..,... pru>rip)t lo tb.a ..-omaa; let that 1obylical po•rr• for tbe proc'uran~t ot 1111111 and that " 0111.111 mate u d ll.aYe their food&. Tbe taake mar l iMp moM ptt)j<uy. It htcornctl Ml f...,...ident that W e ll. )l r. WorkingnJIIr' of the old par ty. d id "your " 11id e ot tl:e timf', but wbt'o- h~Dgr,. It i1 orery tloe cbihlrl!n hrou)lht up under Rich ••· Jj, j "your " liillt: JOHef Sonw of you. fli m p]e 11011)11, ha\•e hard ly a..-ake aDd o-ery nruuouoly .,.Qrtol oriroarnntt .,.;u batunll1 bt hom •!own ~·,;t. afto•r tlu· f'Xcitenwnl ntten rlant u pon g£·tt.i n g tltiK or 1 ce p ilniiMt p o li t ieirlll R new j o h . o o o Will tbOH who eoote1>d t llat our \'ole oa lt. Jllallk bl' J>Dnk, h wa1 a r<l\"ela rloa oo tat •Mnlnl" of refetl!l· to tile prof,..Min.al politiriana wbo followed•Ted<I.J. Yirontfteot, political condit.ioo., -lla¥t 110tblaR to do with our hapl ' t - aod 1ueccu, tile iobabitaat1 of for a moD~eat l A pc.-.oa toot. or oae crotbed weight, or aortouuded by ua't matt maell of· a l tfllqle illlpi'"OI•iar' kit lire, ua llel It · the •·ote rt of eomvarat!Yely trlu ro YOtt tor t htt-h"M llue an opportaaity•. or matcJy h1l tll.eotaehu iJI u age u that of Siberi&JI alav..._ muten will Jlt•er free lht tlaorn; tlaYH m1111 free thu•.eh"M. JHQ Pol..b." tweeaa" It It I:NI:I•I muter aad llt\'fl, io ttrike-, ete. . no II~ tr11 acruahOU a p.lut lodl\·1· dual• lh'i.Dr, 1>or tOT ta.ao Ddefilllt .arro" O"t"er tbe111 when dead.. Tilt pelt,. Dllltt which 10 to ~~~&ke ap tbt htiiJrOII!ttie wAo are at dea.th:Jrll" Ia O.t totla7 ba¥t IittiG lat antfl· on• other DDI.boe tread t f e~tau. • AD.T of t bem .U. ill botll ~l>o 1..,. lf User. Ia to be ...,1 ...ort. ina: eta. tan akf!d , ,.., the deal ba of iudh·lduala. ~y OJ.l.l!'bt 81 weU be oh~ oru tlrt dnthl ot t ile tlkouaada -wbo tlaullbtf""" 11)> the eapltaJi.t e)aH • Jllilla a.ad • 1 - aaoi . .a -.t.opo>. a pleal7 nell t.a wwj on•. ba•f,- natll ' •e b.an~ elided a,..um wlllela aa\ H rh'"f" poulblt. -,.,...--= =================-=========c===== \ 0~~~.:; !!:.f"!,7:.~ O!:,.M~t" II ta~::bl;.r;: oft'::".::~:;::! THE · ~ASSING OF PREJUDICE ~~~;~~::'~a:_ ~:~:!t~o~ ~;"r:::; : :~~~~lie :!: ·~~ .. ~~~:~;,~·~;~~::·~~:~~.':~~~; :~~·~·t:':e~~~~~:~~~:·,~.,-e won something. \\·11 111 was it you wou1 .. . . . . . \\ 11\ l""OIIdlttOn!l I.e 11 l_nt le •·ll~u·r Il l t he ~hop. 110"1'"" t ha i ~·on . J;'"llf' ."lu·atl 1111' 1 '.1 ~ 11 ". ~.-hul ,th. lu~c~l. " pc lll.tmtlef"'!! of t he old , 111 tolol ~on to olo tn -~ ' the !OUntr~! Xu. ("onolilion~ 111 the s hop arr worse. if lln~·thing. T he bos.~ h ss pruhnt.ly h<'gttn h1 yln j! off mNt. now that it is no longer neeeuary to uuo k.- II 11.how of "" J•tOSJwrit.l· •• to k e•·r ynu from I'Oting the tic k e t of your 1"111ss. ~:::11.~ 11:;;'.\.':,::· ;,:~\~'. ':.·~;1r:,.;,::·'; shorter nr th l' wn~L'li n n y longer J To the thoughtful f"'UO~ • ho re,.f"blberw that t be great majority of 8ocialistl thra11@bout the world ·are ho11u t. iadUJtrlou•, ibt~llijlcnt III'Otklblf· m~a. a nd that Soc-ialia~~~ will be what th.,.e ume aae aad ll!btil~ worketl, n1ao~· of rbem re!ij!iou1ly i ~dioo:d, make it, the orillillcatioa• of tu~h mco u Iilii. :17 BemJamiD ltNclL thou. who talk loudnt about otbtr Jlf'O' I to coned II ud ~aot o.eckina: to COYer jllt. do J.O "IO tlrowa t he "crl~ of the ;1 up. . • •keleto111 In t htir o•11 tJOiel.l. Cau the There 1-, ot ~oune; a grent dill'eH'ac~ Catholir. cburrll .,.peel to ~Jrape the in Catholie prleu.. the un1e" ia prorritit:i!m· it duen·eol fe it not Inti teotaat mlui•t..,., a.ad their floc':b. T he that tl:e thurrh hu ah••Y• OJIJIOII!d more ealil;hte nf'<l tad iatellige nt will e•·.,r,.tbi ng aew or old, that it ctid. Dot remain furl~ ia facing the 1bort~m· care to u~dent•nd. Wh.e:e 1ot h oppo&- iag1 of thei r cbuNII; the otbera, Ilk~ Tbey weren't. ' Dire pa•erty pr•n.llo. Ia Cblaa,-jlllt 1 1 mKII •here tllry Aa,.t at<'er IIMrtl of llqaoor, u it~~they .,. •tewed all the tltne. If they lla..e ~ire JIO_orerty wllere lo ao "'"'·what hoJ'e b l ~tre, Ia ~ric• of a bolithiPtr l"'"ert;o by · ong rum I But tbe~,-7ou eaa't fl'll~ Pr-olllbltlonltt to thtbk rba t fu. tk1t. clt7 art piteiar oat U.elr atMrre incOIIlt U t~EDtlltl'l bt -ltilt( 01:1 ta ble at eatM. Ronibh t11o.t1btl n.e elalef complMaaot bu bad. a lll.t.g!'lleellt ldea. t. it to pay tlte. teuheno 1110re mone.r.., t hat the7 won't bu ·e to 1eab oe "tht walten and wait oo tablet! I. Ob, •lear uol Tltat w(fultl aot he "Kient ie~ ~~~~;11:t;~n~Nl e:;~ ::•! ,;~;~;i~etof ~~: ~~:a :::;.ti;~:;':11='';! 11';:11fe_:;.::.•: :~~ ::.~~~:r:~i~t:::~!td!~~;· o":~':;":·J PO(OVD:O.;.;;;-~;-;;;; OW II ~:::.~·~ ~~~1111 ~~:~:~~:~~~:::~t:."r'ort:~~~~~,l~o~s d~-1\~~:~e~~ ~:~~~~~~~~~~ ~:ra~~i,.::.":';,~ 1a'!!·~~k;r•toa:.~::. ~~~.m~o~0:o::ta::;· i~m:~;·::p~~:~ \~ ;..:,:a;~ r~~: e:::~~~O.::'-.i~lle · ·· . · come I he bad tutkt luraeol in l he of llll mentbcl1.. Bot a cftlm tbougbt grow clearer. ThC!M are t.be Y··s •Bl'<"IIU.~ll tltt• ~t.win!isl _PRrty _hill! ~rOI"I' II IN!!UCttdo u sly. Did old partiu, theoe me~~~ben •ill hl' oo or t•o would eon•·ioce ooe uf tbe , .,. error 11 eomlng to the •urt•t'.t .' "Oil h:11·o· aw~· tlilll l! 11> oln ll"ttll Il l_ l>•tl your \"Ole help to I!We.~lt~e mea111 dollllaate the Soelaliot paft,.: ve~. Th~ daw11 ot Sotiallsm will lw.fore. Rut no ooe atcd ll!t'llll<"llll!" t~>THl !hut thn·~lt'llll the tll-~uth:n _hoa.rds .of )'Oilr eap•talist aad •ilb th• thought of t hne eornw melle the ad\·ar~ce of relljCio11 eveo more it, for 111 ' utitlote ia t.ruth. lllll~l··t!I T ~ o·rtn111ly not. If you \"OtNI the ••aptlllha,t tle~eh1. allo the rbought of t he thou,.od• of brirbt. t or it will lnftv.cace tbit u It will alwny• be ri ..ta whe re Th~: ~{Wialistli won. En•ry Sociali.~t today goes about with a "altured a ud iatelllgeat. rro:nrita from .will ia i!.Gcute uerytbing elle. budd· due; althou.gh, of- coane. l>rou•l ~~~ on his fnco:. He has 11een tht• t )"('mend ous g11ina o( the So· coller"'• tbe profe.on, etc.; likewi.r> a1t1; aad t he cbar.:o"L will •till be 1up- movement. like the SoeiaJill\ t·i~tli,;t p url y Hlld it w ar1111 the- cocldf's of his heart, })ceaa se it llh OWii tlae hobdredt of mloltten who. are aol ported thea u It lt ll011", loy tAoae who It .JOUng it tan not be ~m j~~ttlt)~~~~1.~1yarll~f~~=~~b.:':'J~~::~ ~i'l~ ~:::::: w·h e n you and h e ' betwe~n fC::.u';.ll ~= •:: ;!: a·'~''"" '-··-- !~~::rc~~.a~~ ~hl:~rt:!: :~~,;ht~\~~~~~ ~.:t;~!nd'i~i~~~ ::::h e;:,t~::. ~~a~o:0 ::!~: ;!; ~t01::.!':b;,~~-it W11adera wll,., 1iaee time lmtoa- iadu1trial eonditlobl def"l• e t be ::::!; O.S:.,~~!:'.'e th~> <'ontent lo traill\ft('r "11p ellb imlcrs,'' who a.rt: 1111id to keep bondere to t he eapitali11t ma~~ters. Tbe eapil.ltl illlli ai!W be1•e won , and t h e e.apilalist. smile The :~,...:;:;.~~;~0~h..:a£t::e':[. in ~or ranka, 1 Oae lie hu lltudiffi out t he <. ue1tion fo r h imllelf w bile yoo h ave in elubbing you out o f the u ..,., k_aowa, bui abool ~ee, If the capitaliua were to ttat:hert a fi!w dollan more • it would baoro a tea<ltlt1 to ·••tit t onteat•• aaoa1 tile othtr ·I •bo work wl!.b their'braia•. t heir kaaiJt, aail me...r m111a't, lia•e aay 111011 di•· eh~h ~ ~r~aa '• ~;:lt:e~~.:'~~~a~':ai;"~~ ,~:::~:: :;oetll'::~~~~~.:~"!a.by J>O¥ert.J, :::·,\ ~=ilca;:-;.r:. a .. llu l .• ' o~r!f~u ~:~~~~:~~~h.~;o!;"m';:Jo~o:.dition.'l wil ho ut lea~ing t~at c~ Th.. SocialiKt t nn a ffo rd to -be t~erene. The Soeia liat \'Ote, wbk h ~= ~~:~o~~ r0e1~n~i~(W~: ~:d':a::ri~f i~~!·~~~u11~f . j . .poet.aeolar eaou.gb the~=!, "';""l:'OJ~~d ~~~~~: ~0 Rit a Bal~ 110!" ~lr,k ~..ideae11. a ebar.ntr •irtb ,w. waa. ''D!O~· fM ~t ~~'-' ~'"!'- Ia ·~· ~• Social~~·-~ b . 0 1 ~~~. . l>~~ :_:,r .;.j It 1, :-;::,. abo.t .tree alten~ a lcetu~. or ~ad a beea It ••1 aa tulfortaaate toomeat for pe:o.t tbat kt wn oppo;:·~~ei:faaa;:1:::: :::e: ::~;yac'::~·tri::~:·e~~!;; ~rta~l;a: ,:~:;-'!.:.!~. ·~~= tre~el wouldn't ha.e IIV" c;::n::~"ld~;~ ~::!; ~:: c;:.';;;~ ~~~=~':!:: :~:!toe~,.~ ~·::~~ !;! ,!~ :~.~;'1. . e:;~ ,r!:;;.u~;: ~ 0e::l~t~: :':.':: :U!'~~ ': !~ion!~~;t : . :~:::~~:::l;-l~h~:~7: ~7,t~e:e_~h ~d~ie~~~~='o,-:: '::-~~~~:er-.:-:=.::d ;!r'~:==:u::~:~:.'~!::ia::C ~~ ~,~1!~0~~ ~otc:~:Po.:: t!' .:;~h:~::~:.'~~f~;;:;: :::•::;.~:;:;.~a.~;: 1~t~~~:~. !;::;~:~f:~~~~~!;!l::ata~:.';: =::~uto.:o':U:~I::;~"J;0:ia!:fe: 1 ~ NeoJ~I~:/~ wbo bu• .,,.. til e lit b ut a I" A? I a11kl you t o IIUb»Cr"!bt> to a \t'Or km g-ei iUIII p~per. R!:;: ~a~~!~:-.:~d ~J.P life work bo.fore · the work ing elaas. lo••, ' 'tilt ~bl=:~~:·~~~~~~:: aatloa at lie wlll~b Ia pu(tetly cleou to rrrwt· peno• eea• IHn u y tbattb • '!:o:U11i&Ar of t lta . htdDthlal aalo11 OJ"P• b:Uiou ::b::!.";.c~~: :;;..::·,·~~~~ ;;::.~~ = b ,'*;;~I ~rt~~:. ;.·t.!~:•:.~= t~U:, a~t=.:; ~.::~~tba ~!~~~~~!e~ ODt tht laed tiat IIMJ* tlle llle,ttl=· = - e" - aad OJ-I tk workl to,.. wbat Au lb bladr a te ~:~~.7,.~ t laoqht. be eo~~• to •o one by p11~a1i.1 aa opjiO.It ; tltat tlH!7 bear U.O.t Uf athn ,:=:\:•:.:-:.:"ai~-:!: ::n~,..~~eb1u.e:~~:;lt 11~e1,;:~ ':;:;~ e~!:,Ia ....,i ,..t ::,~=!~e l:;d~1 ~:: ::!,. ~~:~-:...ofro:::,..~"~.~ ,::::~ ·;:;.~::-;.~~=: ~: . . ' aad ,.,~ thta.~•ct .oat thlDII to bM.r t.. ,.; -~ :0 -.,.-00I<P ~-- aa No - • wor'tla7 ot Ut,e auitt faa ·!::!, -:::~~:. ::~.:. '(OI~ to prof- a :: al· t:.: wiltth 111 .._ ~.,!.~:~c~ku~::' to: : : . ! : 18yipto 1 aMp wlt._t 1 ~]lUI, adr ,.:~ -~raN ;1 wr••j•J~t.. ...,.. _ I . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1242adde0846ad7f9f3be7e4cccc0384.pdf d4aedbaf811fe43778251cfeadee2061 PDF Text Text JIUI'I'ALO SOQA1JST ON SAUl A%- S7AI'IDS ~AYTO SAnntDAY THI8 18 NO. uv- 22· s..t.riotioa E.RENEW AT ONOR Vai.1-No.22 LYING �Jofllitka n · ~ Al<ltrman Gaul tr, wbo hq CORRE a monopo ly o n hill ]OO!IIing in :'\ lagar a ' ,. ... ••·· ·· •·••lo~a......l ~ •• •• ...........,, I exec ... for the SPONOEN f>Oiiticiana to ,._.,. mon er In tb i• manner. Tb e;r r an get r~~ort •·ot" ... ith thn long green than b;r nbibit ln g thei r good look a on bill l!oarda et c. I Tlu• 6 0<'inli• U arr j1Ding rij(bl ahe ad Tbia f!OUrllllltiiL Ia Itt prt"Se ot alate ltJ" OG;Il4 Je P . A Wont o! Appred.atiOIJ !rom thl ..- b~rt t litt lawmaking bo<ii" areLdomOn tO'II.riDc!C.An&ette~t ~e. in llt.HI o•·er and coDiroll etl b;r the truata with th e gro"tlt or .ol'iall..t NoO•im,.,,!,,;,...hao;o~ a nd ra llrnada iauotademMrae .. and a tlo.rougbout tile .entire IU.tf!. 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W ITTY .. itb n garhl .. d b.rugur in t inuui rig that Ru-11 h.ad said • mo~ ..qual dil· ~~~~~i::li:!.,. ~= 11ahu~:rio~bl:m::;":~~ ~ ~= F • w • HILL 16 6rlll St. Keeps t he b est Meat in Bu ffa lo a ~·e ry 1hor~ IJ"'I!<! of timt: 11. d~ moo;,ta fy uc&~tbe orl<l hu onl~· o.IN"arnt.J. of. .,.onltl 111 . f~rtb &I • monuur~ut of th_.. e rmonatJOI> of tb e· ..age..,a rne,. and tn.uquility oroold prenil tilroug h· = ~~ne~, :;tit;~:.. ::~~~:~~:~~d Sullo.lay tbe 20tlo. of Oct . .,. .. aa able ea ·~a ~erllke mutt F;r .thi• rf!~~t~n ber l*':'Y bo:.. of tbe !hell metiUiity, 1..--t eiMted a full - ' aliet Plioooo. P-..ol IUDl ZITTEL & BAUER ,~... ~ '""'"'".. tlo.at ::mm ~~~~~~ !:;:~~~":O:r ~~~ 0 ~0 ";~~; .!:~ •.,.;..,.~h" ~~h~::::~~v;:.. :·~ ~a;:~7. ;::;~~;~~ ~·!u:::~. ,.,-u t;,:; A WORK P.r.. noeet. Ia tt.. na• torre of it wuliben.l,, tbrougbout niae· tb• .raw there are thri1'llllf --------~ lalf tbe tpirit of o•e wbo it open to TO !'HB Bll.t.LrK OOIIIOMIONEIL locail' e-om~ frn tlo.e ~ c:.uH OR Ot.IWlT w. u.-., ::a :a~u;j~ ta~~::.,~:~"':be ::e~;·~b:t;fo/~.~~~:d l!;;gr~~v':. :.~::!~:e..~~-~·;:• ~=n-=~~~~r~ .:~~; at J:-ill-:~·~=i: -~ it~t\ ·l"'·... •·ote. an<l .,J..., t..U Watf!rbur1 , tb. ~ ..-.tf.b 111,1 tbe ~tl • i 11 d 1e t tat" bu a 1 IM'Dl that prom;..,. 11111 c.11 for ::;"::~~~;....~~d ~~~~..:: o;: ::td~K~"o:~ f'.d\~~~ ;:rr:.~d~::.·,:b l bUI lettu fu -::.·~ of do!P"atiltn or •ggi"Ni1'enelll a 11<J tbe ,·our paper! ;.;,;,.,;,JIIIJUIJ Beant.ley, Ulfl' otalf! - retar,y and noctida~ • E. :~~-::;~. ::'.d"e~f:!'n: ~~~~-i~;:;a~t':._ea~~~:;_:~~~~t::_::: ~~;a~ ::!~::7u "::::.s .." 1 ~•=8~-~t~~~v. ~::ai;~., o;,~;de;~1~e :~~~'::!~f~~ ~ ::.~:..:': ::,:;~le•.a:=_:ra,10.,.!::: :•:1h~e; ~:~~~:~~~..e:~ ;~:~~~r 1 ~n:.:;:~ooberw:l~pr:::~~~= '-~~~ :~n~~..;::e:f:::~ ear n 11tilatioa :~ld ;;:t~~:o ,.::•&. .~: t!': uk FUIIJIITURE ___./';:::========:; RAIN COAT SPECIAL ---, I We plcked up 100 fine double texture coats, both rain aod 'storm proof. A regular fifteen dollar coat that we have put on sale at just l10.50 All sizes from 33 to 46 Step ltvely If you :Want one of these fine coats . LH. BAKER &CO. 353 Main Street IIOOUOII ILOCI · mlk~ dear to ber mind tbat lte fOUII • 1<11own 11 1 ~ vanurn 111tf!m r.dmita ao·erat!~ Hor.ialiot about tbe f.b.aat:H M.t ioa prindp~ atl illt:OIItrorf!rtib le 1rNb a ir from under tbe car alld fonett Sociali1m ia Co11a..o:.tkot, be wouLd ;:~ !~:=~t~:a~·,:~7~'Yu~ t~e ;:~: !~ oa.:.:.b;;~b and it ougbt to be ob•·iouJ to a~·.,,,. \D . telligeat per1011 tbat oppo.itloo to Bo· ~iliilllll, If it eould be made eflMtil'e, weuhltoratbe' tideofei'TiUU.tioubaek· watdllld<l..uo,., fort be time,. allhof>II of buu'a" advallet:meoL . Tb e th o~agln aupHtod itlf!lf to me dtc.r"eari111ftlo.•aenn.laJit:akenrwbo follo.,.ftd !otiu Pratt, and .. b_ feml· t;;:nope:oll t!:c,!:r~~~ admin bl.,, bot ·tb e ddeet ~om,.. in tbe fact th at du:~t with tbe m ill fa~ iato t he u.r , aD<l at time• beromel &itn OII •tilliag to the panugrra. AI IOBI{aJtlieeati•iDoperatiOBtb ed utt ;, adn!itted, ai..ee tbe r ery mo~e11t of tbe f.lr ltaelf ge~>en.\N dull hr t:loo<IJ,aa<l tbi:ola turo lo ,<lrawo i11to tbe ear. ::e t:tlli:•:,.:-;:._wil~tc~W.,,',,..,. I Follo<o r&cetrtry, e rtraw •-ote ..... fa~oriM. Debit reeei•·ed tbu Taft llld Wil- J•nt raa awa,y abead of all dida t t"L Tlo.e - s -l iet.a f.ov:.t:o" ~~ to Ued h'll• t ho At WaYi11gfonl a - '1 i ~=~ 11?bi~~~b ~" ~~..!:~t' ~~~:;li;: d.:t~~;~ :~~~ !n::;,:!:,;"!;::::e:t:~ ~=,::; ~a~~~.; '\L::: a n•wuable tor.,. w•re .a mueb hl e'ri· to hnltb. Tlo.e p~1'Aleaee of tube~u· of lit en.tore. Tb e i'!t~I'Nl deac:e, tbt It mirht well be eonli.dt.red loa;. aod othe r pslmoury a ih:nufl i• i1 H grea.t U....t tiM t:itla.a• ::. . ~ ~~-:~·~~:,~~.:OW::: !::!!. t~7!:ti~b~i~~~.,t1n.,;!~ g&lfl Ia deba(ewit b either of t be111 oil tbi~ quaat.ipa. Tbi1 i1 aq~i .. aleat to uyiag th at - It I• a deuoa~U..blct \nlt.b, 1111t&ined by aot.b eleaneu of •rpmMit, wueb •• -•rrayoftaett•Bd'lg· trree,iueb fa r reubiDIJaadeOt~eluh'e e"Ti de~ ee, tbat ao toree of ·Jofri.e, • • Kl- of rb ~Lori~, ao d.laplay ot leua· i1111, wollld u all Ia au~b a conb o.-en, . . Soc=• 111 ::=,~~: :~~· a:~~~ 111 mi!IIIIDOI(I•tertlo.aa t katlabaled ~rent i11 the aoor ears. dudon aad al!d•1 • re io lft:l.ll!ll"'. 'fa would ao&~Nt aa • lbtolll atlf. •.pr htklln8 of ,_,.. . ear tTaf'b by the e&a be d 11a e, or t..1'e tbe diHit I ~~'~111~.,. c'o'J,u : ' ' :' : ;· ... u ...tabli•IJed ecno.aie ayllteta ie a11 el1'i- ~·d~ of· Haltll to do tir,e.l ~olla triu. A. c. w. lmme.hately to tafepal'd t~ healtll ·lhl lral o,.N. Y.. 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' " " , pot•b.ot tt.- ......... wCIII'ILiapaa le B1 •ut,.-- -:-- 1-••-•· •· -- U..t S....l.aUna b ~. l'.&llpa.lp Mpe.Re.,•, wm-~ .,._ ~~- tllo .w, tN 1 Blaall-. 0.11•• ho tlloapa aad it will take . tn.e to .._ ScJot.iaJ:I,,. b tM h,pt. pal i.. t -~~ ,.. ., 1111..S.Cial1Jit W:M .co- to ye..r ..., at t•i.ak,. •..J GO Tre.ly, - ,.; ""D"malf It If U.ty eaa; bot It do. - • U.t tii'J' YJ01116 1.11-f•• •* t..rf Oio •••ft ' .. - · appa.rut te tire •c.t\t.:r du. ~~~.... parti«~ Jarl1 ..... ,.. · eo .. r.t.u tllat· ....t 1'f IJ.e11 UYI- .V.U.ware ntll- • aad aq nppMtd' to tr..-a PlHaiiT_. .tti1"•clt~,o:p:a.. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/f2ac6a7dc7fa27f45e7f855030cd50f0.pdf 400dd04dc8785f312288dc29e050a463 PDF Text Text THE llVPFALO SOCiJI usr· IS'GlWNm AND CONTitOUZI) BY THE 'IVOitlOI'IG O:.US' ~APITAUSJ TRIC!·RQBS .· ·BUffALO WOllKERS • j< ' ,..;!~:...:_ • 1 ~ 9,000 THRONG TO ARSENAL IN DR1llUNC RAIN TO HEAR DEBS Political Gathering In the History of BufDoes Honor to Standard Bearer of Socialist Enthusiasm Runs Riot and Meeting is a Splendid Success. Party - �lDIJ;ltUSIC, .wn _ RHGN "Tell me .whole toOls you lise lnci i'll tell yoU· whoae-slave you .are." · . "Tell me whole brood you es~ .,.S I'U toll · -J'OU whole aong you sin&·" · • · ·~ · ~ermlnlam,~ .b r, Is ' the thing thst mateo people tum direction whence tiloy . I al' . easy money." · " "Wars and revoludons ~ not fought be· ·cause some folks.would rather have a red and blue lhsn· a blsclt &lid whltot nag ·: "When our God·feartng ancestors Imported theo. black hoathenS, they didn't do It because they hsd· a grudge against them. It wu. purely a matter of buslness." Tllll'l A PUICR II lVIIY Ull �Caf:ididate for Secretary ~f State \ ·- - A1'-- Copvenfion .ifall Elmwood Ave. ~ednesda~ Evening, OCT OB E R 30 RESERVED SEAT TICKETS ON SALE AT SOCIALIST HEADQUARTERS, 52 WEST EAGLE STREET. �§W~~··~II£I!;ll~ PUISl..l!.lftD YDXLT BY THa BUFFALO SOCIAllST PUBLISHING OOMPANY P1tANJS att:IUIJQ'IttJW. T - ILUITUf HaJSI..U, ,.,.._, H11HRT T UTTHD...l.., " - - ? Mcir..1 ~ Y . Hap Street. 3rd STill'tfaH }. IIAHCIH&Y,._ ..... Doxw BUI"PAW, N, Y, ._. ~PibSI.OOpt:rr.u,SOc.U:moaebl.,aTAW.lrl • ~, . Eo!e1'1!d N teCOnd-el... matter J11.11e 5, 1112, at thl pou otllot .., Bo.ft'alo, New York, at~det' the Act. of liuch 8, 1878 f'OR GOVBRNOR CHARLES EDW. RUSSELL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-10-26 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1912-10-26 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n021_19121026 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-11 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v01n021 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/130d20c9ff564babd5a8fbf6e7202313.pdf 3389180e93fcebc558bd9850d85a0f95 PDF Text Text ··:·-PR U·ClAM All 0N - · -· : To tbe Working Class I SodaDat Ge'ta Rtl!ulb Mao w~· -'-Tiiree of ~LJftalo HocxiWulk Employees. nno..P t.lr.o !.~ ,;';.. ·~~- •Mti•p ~of~ t.1oe ol!lebll of ' tM lllltanll.· the • 'hlb o.a• ..lr)eotl and Pellow Workers: followfn.r qaedionihave been asked of Bu6alo Soci&lil~: ad U.. leadus of \be Progned.ve Party honorable, high· who CA1l be trul\ed. to giYe the couuuy &n bones\. cl•n "'_'".•"'..'!i .u"',."'..~~~~~,-.$11. i~ ~ otJlet.J. WIM 'lfny ID~b - lla•• DOted t.M -lr.lq ·.,"". ol -• ..W b w.ltat- -.u.11 tlaSU laM a.t. 'l'!Mti.ai8.plll11p.Otb&iM a ~· fet TKroal>oll or ...tat t.U aot , .. . . . ..,. l'bt i8 nt' hap a .._. la foo4 aad e\oth. ,._to... ~ u. adn-1 tba orp.U.. u I• otMr- eiUft.. lou be.- ......,.. tb1 ltiJW .-11~ - tllte r.-tt. .rt.ar twt UolllnUo t M-.r..tc&r I • · tlr.U tity • • • 1aell ot t.lr.~ ~ " Mo . -. a faal J.au.raa1ioaal \1 _ . _ d~ klada of .P• ...t ~lar'l- • an tlao lo!JII'aet. kia.d gf cun. ,.;u 0.0 otloera aa4 U.· tHir fallow workol'l, lato azpaadia llj ta Lila= 1.41 . .aoo.. ia to pt tlt-eir .opial.nu La .,.u... U• t11rn o•v \JI'f tat.ollte eo•pe.11y. ' tloY '"~' tiM Iakr. .t Oonal bu IIMU io !lao d . . of t.loe R11oal&n Iu ofrleen Ia ttr.rir sJ.. .,.,)I ree••• . tW ~a. ·lia-S -'dlr• liter U ... U;olller•etobra.,. IH the la!rll ud ml.cbt7 '' "''U·>-"'u'[ eJ tloa road ia a. ,_a. jab . . . it u.a .........t w!U.k hauW a-. The eWW. wW liMp tabt oa . At t1to.e - aa p, .utllt al tloa Harta1 B.n. 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I.e uuoted to gi•·~ lh~ l'<"nJol~ or 1h1f I'"' ··• (o< th~ !•<o•IUI'h uf th.-" JOIIII rvuatrY .,., hoant. r l<"aa ••h•"'""tta lal><or. It ,. d~ar. tlof'o, tbu tl~o•re cao tio.a' ti eiHted. •' w.,. 1o -~ lo.... otftt~ to ! 1.. "" loD.t..,o.Uuoj£ o/. U.aw aa\.J.&~au,. w lkl-1tJto mq, tllro-otllt l,)oA belt of akillapiritof un· tloa. - k i. . ene..p&e Men Behind the Progressive M ovement Are True to Natural Oass Instincts I l p&tk and tb.t e(llll!lll.ll~ I national "lo1~b ;,. a p11blie 11t ility a nd l "bollld t.. ownd eellaeti•elJ. lt \1 a ~b oa1ti ~!and&. =~:~;~"';;t::! ~.!; ::,u.::/~7;b~ we~- ~ ~~:~~r!!'"lr!:: ~~ai~·::a~~~· unfogg~ I li.-i.,l by Pr~v~~:~ ~f:: J::~.;.~ ~v~~ ~~o'!~~~ =r~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~!! labor in the put and their attitude t.oward l&bor m 1he.present, &lJ &loo1 t.loollu that ooly j roctl_y or IDditKt.ly l.bronlb th• lnter- . ~·~ :t-=f. ..:d::~:r==~~Ule~~~~ of ~· city &Dd enl'irona, in ..order th&& dou,bW may be cleared up, fiaa...._ ~~k~,.~::,i:..:"' ;~a:• ,";,::; i re~=:~ J>f-01'~ ean • ~ favor of great deal 1.1 dem&Dclecl bJ" \be 8ocialilta? U so, why lhould not Lhe Bec:ia1m. indcne . aoc.e~ make cert&in bia election by the .aid of their iD4onlmlmU , ud the one million or mOl"'& n t;et whicb: they an liblJ' to poll. aDd g-et by euY nagM. \be lhi.Dc& which t.hey deli.re? " 11 not. U. Progreuin P a.rty'e·]II.Miorm hued n~ 21 punks L&ken bodily from t.he 8ocii.lilt. Party.'l. pl&Uonnf . ••.• / ' U ~ Bocia1in &nd ProgrellivM boUI ~~few indUJtrial and few~ 111'-t~ _,-1 ta.= t.o be on tUM by tlo.o - , ud 1H4. rroa •...-1,- ·1 boMM. BaiJwaT ...,__. - . broq;ht to ;:~ : : : ' - : wt:=:--~"7 tbt ..-let.ltl.al awl be 4n• be of i.w.t. to tl!oe - • b7 - b U.. 0011dkio• trDtScr wlt!U A. Oooaa, Btltbe.....,., Bmlt.lo .r and eo•d...w.nua work· wortll. •• :~~i;i ~;:~~a~~~~i~:~~;~:~F~ I ~:~;·~::;::~ ~=t:uur~k~~::~:::l·',t.:l::: lta.-e .._a a.d1'"'-rtlaed It~ t ime oo... Don't trait .,_,.. ll&A4iq tllat all nert ruuau. .. do it ,_.,..lt. -.-Jd r - i . - . ou tbr011Jb ••aioo ...UI yw be 1 pe.yla_,....alo., ! boldyoorjolt. i rT ,\L IST C LASS. I bo•u•tl,. &n•l loouor•biJ, att,.mt•U to •ta~1b;a,1~:•oe;-th~:a;~!~ll•t\\~~:;,;r~\ ~~: i ::::; o1:~~~:~:~1$:~,.:o~l~l~~~ ~~: 1 '~ 1-,IU<t \" '' tb• oh]&l!l.a In hh or tbr ratllahat a.o a t tho U-l•""' ot tbo "'mkll>l£ cl..., da,..! \\bu arf- t he au•b or :b~ rap- j .,.looao "-'' aa,J da11 r~-. • •• aL.ot .. t.~ly north a.nd south. the bOtttll of labor ti re r aUytng to the s tand ard of the !S&ctalt11t p&rl\ Th111 ~to SoetiJlSll t he hour of o.pportu ntty, bu t t& !18i&o the hour of r e;pouatbLht• 11nd •lUI) Not one rna) fhnch or falter uow The fe\1 d a ) l t hat reman!. to 1111 lod ore tbe .,\fod lt)ll mu111 !,;. ' "'••• ~I&Q I The Pro!£•~.." ~ Put.- evatrllrJ to tloow ot tb~ c.aJ•>tallota •ta n!• Wi lly "l"'fl ~•t" tahot ••aa•latdl, 1 eo11uque nLIJ aa.-t h.ioK whoeb ~n I 1 <OJ....,. 6"1 ot all ' " If''" the otre.lttbd.U th ~oatrol ot tho np1taluot BY EOO.Ptl: V DBB& T r emendou1 cro"d' and bou ndlH~J• e!ltDUlllum mark the progr~ of the SoctHhMt l.'amplltl."ll a.nd \l f:ll I::.~~.~~::. • ·::;;;e:;.,;::;;::~·~~oon !;;::.,;~~.:~o~· ~o·~:,,;:.,t~:~ '"~~=: 0 11 '".: t he a. .... . .. workers a otl aroUIUng the nation. Z\o..- 1.1 the tt me to g:tve expri"UJOll to thl" aptrLt wuln11 1111: to l ron•i•t• '" buJU•« ~beat•IJ. ra .. "'"" • Piore .tuncu!t t ho lual o••·nbn•"" ot tnural~~ot"' moral enthu11ia11m into act ual a c hievem••Dt. N ow ill the hour t o tum loose llll our p-en t -up l t~r.!J'IA wbic ~ are th~ proo.lo"u or 1 tbat dunu aull t i&Q " bieb 1• , 0,.. topff'r\'Or and make it eount in t u t.ltanual rfl"Oita to the Soeiali.t party. hrm~•• an,Y 111iou1. labor. IIFbiclo io pliog 111 1" fall Ours _ill to aotwd th~ cla~on. c ry t o tht _r el'Glntion _a_nd to Ar OII!lt' l~h! worke rs of tlw n11110n ;_ours thf' t·•o·lo~~ ot inol~atr••l "'orlort"l, aa.t Tb.. • ork iag clau cao only ,,..,. it· t o l•r oc laUll th~ llt>Cd of sohdarl\y, econom te ~d poiH_IC!al. and to pou1 t t he way out of thf' onltl.-r- tran•J'<>rl&tool> . .,.h1~h •• t b,. produ'"t •~Jr 1,,. )Ointl• t ulelllng, tllrou~:h t h•m eha,_h~ :~~~ ~:re~ :~~::1~~~~ h:~I(U';a:l: ~ t~n b;h~!'::;:~~,;~r~~~~~~n::~n~:.r',~e ,~,:t;~;}: I nen:,: ~~~~~e 11!:;'ne;~~~t::e~;:::Je;!e!~n~l~h~n~:,':tt!~::m~i•ery. . ;~;.";:;':;r,:r;;,:..~"';; ::: ~::'::11n1J>O"•~ :::e,:h~;:··.~~~~~~d. ~~= !;":~~"~:•In:: th ese Rt111 ,.·1lrl "eo11s or t ilt' 1 ~:o~i~!~~~~~~;h~:~rfJ:::.:y:i:~~:t~~~~~:~r:r~~:::~r!:i2~~f~:~~~~:~::~::~~~~rotlu·r~ 'tut nr l.et bill ~atb of Ul UltUUre up t o his f u U 11\& tn r l.l in t hi. hour of battle, It$ e11c h Cl'riK m ly will -,;ho it worthy to bear the badge or So~iali.aun and to hold ' p la ce tn the ranks of OUt: giOr iOII.!I ulO\"e- menl. ha il. ye toil~ ho1t8 o f Jnd ust r illl Aml"rica! The hou r hall COUll' for ~·ou to Cf'&At' h~ing di\'ided anrl to. unite your ,11eatte r ed forces. There ia no royal road t o fr~cm. \" ou nnu1t fight togeth~r and ";n for all if you are t o win at a ll. . All thef:,~t~~~~'!:~~~:~wbilTI:!::e::~Y~~~~h:rr~!!,;::~·in1:efn~~et':~~ ~~d (';:;~~!o~~:~i~"~ ~h! =~t :~k~~~:~ ;:~~d=~~Y:onqut-r :~~~~~:·::~· "; e;a: : · : .. ·~·~!;;~:.·~;;,~~·~. :~;a:b~"::~:,:~~~~ • r• ..... ;., th.. baalt. ,..hi~b • •II enen11raj!:e and aaoriJt the Ja ord1r t.o aadontand anJ mo• e· rat•ttalill ct. . ia accompllabia& iU men It l 1 n...:_,,. 6nt to .,q,\entand buy ~btaply !door. ,.,.. ma· "'too orgaa1wd that O..OYecti<'Ut, ..-ba tr..,.J!Ort.ation, aad to ..u olt.apoa iU ebaraet..er, "'loo p&JI ita run· 1b1.1 joint produ..d at th lo.igloeat poot· ni"IO nl"'• Mt, aad wbo dom1natet ita tible prka. l polic.lea. J•U t J - I O r~nolo a ad Great Mass of the Bull Moose Voters Are Honest, Well-Intentioned Oti.uns .o2ids:en!J.i:! t he ·w,.rld :. Ml1111ding upon 1h111 r ock Wf"' fan a n nihilate ~apitalb:ra. wipe o ut. wege-alave ry. emlLJle.ipate the toilmg ntas~. arul m art"!' t r iurnphanl· In tbc Hull J.t ......, 11arty, ,..8 ft 11d I \hi< rnn k• or I he P r01 ,.,..; .. ~ party coaly into the ~ialilt Repu~lie, - - · tb re.~ .,.1,arale 11roopa or tyJ'"- Firol, I •i•t o l tb., cunnllli: manlt•oll>lor• t.cb 1nd ~ ·~ 6a!l thr elttemely large d••• .. bo tb .. ~~e~nea. t be ntea .. bo L.·luol!' to t.M ' DEBS ' ~T THE A¥SEN~ ~TOBER '22 !!:~~~ :==~ <ktoher !!. Tile w-.u 1 :::oll~fl!::·~~~:b~~ei;~~~;:,~::~ ;:,~ ;:::lr!~.~~0"'~:·r~ru~~- ~::,,:::.:!~ • ·!:;e~/:0~o!:~ ~~~eb;:~~ '.;nr~oe~~: :.:,:7.~: ,:0~:: \~::;t•~i111obt~"":,e~ ;::.7.,;:'"~::.m;a~~~~ f.:~::-n•:::: · ~:~: o~ ::\.:~ ~~0~,:~:11:~a:.:~! He wnl •rnk at bll Broad_ ,. /li'..... , J"'Br into the ;treat A....,11al, th• big· ~~011£ thDn tb~ ¥rrlt,..t wu•l•l'o cloa• · l•borcro. It & •ro.-idn, Jl<!rbar-, nine . Trott, .,.bid! l orcea ito ,..om~ 11 '"'" Dll to !11,000 peepla. · ,..t hoilding hi" ~- York 'St.att. tunt,.llip uow•l. "'""'"'"'! aloout Mad- telltb• ot tbl • etbg atrengtb ot thf' j ployM-. at A11bt:Lr11 to work loa11 boon __ U .row IDiM tb.it ¥•~1 oot fiO'II_ria.« ot I Tbl! ~To•d will ~gia to o"&'a rtll 11110 ~..,., Squ..-.. O"•ln in :-.-.- l:ork. ti'J· IJuU llooe:e l'•rty-ad W aboolntely l at P and H per "&'Nk Ia oa,.~ ..,. tile worW. to prod~Lm l hf JM'lat.li>IN llull'alo for th bil ocuioa n T-..lay I '"'I Ia jl;et • cblln~e 10 hear t.ugea111 V . no fl<l-T lfl tkat rarty. \ "loopa: tbo 1y11d~a~ dej.*r..._.,, Comnd_w _o~ Loeal Bill· ot t -ir OW11 polit kkl party. y.. wiU afternoon, Octo~• !!1!, orpeeial uCII.. j o.ba. Th ..eond due to~ eonridn-ed tl.<ll'ft,<:Gntrolliaf iWlool'd•ofa....,.t«< ....;._,;;;._;______'";1~~·...~~~:~~:~ ~ 11 1 ne;: Ar.eroal . . tho to;;"!.,::q::: : Tb•. oueting on ne•· U.t\. "; J:iaa"« on o-.&bor ~ ~ eo&t..rlllllll ev~niac ~ Odab.r 2!.. Get 1_.. . , fork. W\IJ be the l"'atut potlt Jcal meet- tllo · old party =MkiDell u tloe lafPJ" Frank llllaHy, wWdo•&N faa& ~Yillf tltr"l lo t lte w.U DKao~ 15.. earl,. u Y" (aa, il ,.011 bope u. ,..c; a n e papen ara beutilll ot t.loo ~eat iar e.-er loelrl. in Wfll!tern ~e... York ia c~ abon-mettionod. F~~ the moot tloe •mall ,_,..bU. tM n-ab .t U, :r ••til --,.·wo4·fl:!: :;:..~:~~~~ t.lla Bll6alo 8Gdaliat. 11 .....r~~-..,~~ ••• trle.d .'- ~ to keF wt.cra M .:U. t.lo.a fa1r • l ::7\etoa:::;;.,~ ~:::., 'Dedonnwill~epo at7p.a, trowd-, buebaU 1"'1 -u, · · ~t>- "loo b Ye tti4'1! &ll bittory. . ::~ -:.,~~ :;.~~ j To~l·~ ~= ~b0°!,:.: :::l~e; t::y..=et:!~t~~ :~::::" .::~~ .,.~~~~~ ::~~':';"!,~~:::~~;·:,·!; ri"~·~:~a~-=~-= Dlln't •i» it. di4'..-t&ata. To, a ,.-eat u&ent, thy t11tio"' .,,. people M bu. auUtority tlou ()a """•latc. Ot-tober 111, tloe -'* ~ , _, w-ea '1 Cl11.~ ol Lo.._.l B11••lo rill claJ• 110 •peocla.l diD b tat.loo• ~ld a n.rd tout,. and d.:uou at F'raok· tlol proc....,. ol tl•e Aaal'- lie Uall, ~! " ' ut Eltlf\e ailed, t he ••tal - . till u-r ...W.. u4 CARD PARTY AI Dlfqu, 1:!;,wle"l.u.tiO'u '=~ '~ ~:=: o~"w!: !:~n~·:~, «;:!:..tt~~;:.i~ I!Wiln..t..Y u 1•P"I II I• it. ~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "w· <,;~.---• ~:;"!':t~:O ~~ 1. •i~t ·~t ol u.pltal do Ia tbhl raa~ptML Yet, tMy oM .,. DO\ ,-itaJl1 ~ld tlteir partlealar bluol· .,.,.i t.ate to pou oat aWiOAJ o! d...U.. n - iav..t_..ta. Thlr loi(l~'-1 W..l to earr1 oa lr.le - pa.lp.. ot tlr.e tuadiou of aonra-.. r· bo to '' Uor perfttlly foollalo ot tit-..'' tolkl; bot b"l•l . . wo taka ill-forbndljuartcra ot tloe. .pArty. " Jr.eep loutll ,otr." _._.t wltere tlte yo11 ..,., "te t.lr.al.r a -uoa fEOJD-.Jeba ~lf, tlol permane Gam•nt•rill be&Jtt at &.IS, d due- \ntuNt. Gf, prtoperty U.ept at naka. '"'' t~IIN. .Ell...... ..... ' "'Y aroaouy.,. .,..,. ~ libert7 of .._..tbl U. • ...,, ll111 of tar at 10.30. a-t priHir h..-e been Tk tll.lrc!; a.a4 doraiau.t U.., al· tu.J, or tlooy .,.. ,.-.t ~ .t wbeo ,Jolla it hnnltltt to Mftred ..,,J tltoo bi.t of 1D11rie. tl>oo:&b llle nullerl Ia llfllllben, witlr.illl &oooo'ralt. " ,_.ufll . . .,., aeuttlrd a •b~p ot Ananlot~!~S:~'::~rtt,. "' -'-""' M a ita'-a;:·~t~ ~~=~~~~~~~ .~·-~~!.~~!";~: :;::r.:~ ~on): s Pent on.~ooSevdt's Campaign Ule a!::• , of tlae Napoleo.. and .~.tJIUft U P~~~ :~! ~. ·:~:~ t o,.,.._ Qf t.lr.a bi( fa.1z to M ,t... , l'rit•d, yn Won't b£ Wasted, Even if Ticket is Beatm a.ra WTOIII Ia bot.lt 11111· ~bo au pou.ri. . la~ t.lte ~ &.bat '-~ .u Tlr• ~ .. -~~H~~~;~.: ~o:«:.~lal~ ~:~~ ae~:rtJ~:~:, ~=:t= '*ri,;~~t::a -:!na:•:TbMJ'-..!. ll -u. Ita••tloat-t.b.e eld ._._.t..;, ao -.... ~ r-t.e to lllllantl." aDd,... , aatural tbiac tor t"- \0 do If Q,u U ftD. •ut. be Ol Uta ...u.. are ...u.a t. raako vftt;. Tlr.~1 tUt la lt-..d.......~~~~~ .. ~·.. cov....., n~ ..a bt ~vocJ tro.a , u.- h a'lfWiotJ•'-ow.,-ot.alahle~ oJ•iU.",ttltooeoa•"l' .allputi" (!O"· bole •lt,......d.-41,-tw"aa Aa- wbe uplolt it . .~ troDed"bJ eapltatilta q ... ben ~ ~ 1110 loa..,. eo doabt t.loat Ito ltl ~ ollti...._ t i)UV•:. • S.bocrlba t~ U.. adala loc1aHft. ro ~·... .,plaat tU •f<ICI.Md ..orUno It],...-;,;..,,·."''""-• ol • •K tiM--- .,..u.-....... wiah tor~ tJr..u pfp • �T.H'£ a':r,.oRES~ WHE.Rt •aw t-K • 'r • I.,CIW PIHOE;8 -, : OIIICIIN_~TIE ~ , .f · lfAtf TO S!fft.Y Att Yo FAll All nm IllS .I" t, ., the entire business career of our ttores, W6 hav~: never entered upon a Fall Season so well prepafe~ as at t~s Ume. Our atoe~ are larger, ~·uer selected, . -supertbr tn quaUty, and positively correct In every detail of style. PriCe$ are abo unequaled. being far lower ~an you _!'Ill find In Main Street Stores wh~re rent 11: high. We trust you will visit our Stores, Inspect the It ill a 1ate a.er\.1011 that llloa peo pla • Truat nd Jlarve.t.et 'l'nut w.bo l'ro''"la Ua ..;,,.,., of wa r , tlla l t er<"o ta, and Ia tbe" c.uor••ll'• f.....,d, tor • politiu.J r-rtr, I ~"~:·t:b,7' will aubl,.b tbe c.barwtu ol . :ill not fu thllt ,.,.II rnn"• 111 i 11 dittaaat merchandise and compare our prices •'?th the prices of other stores, before purchasing. f Double Slesrlot A Fraley ·T radlns atam.,. - .equal to ll%dl•· oount - with every purohaM fl~>e ~unbreb $Ioree are now gtvtno our ltrablnll IDtantPt -. Bt ,,,.. you ..It for Sltgrlst & 'rr•ltf' Cr•dl•g Shl•ps - .- - S·I EGRIST & FRALEY 508-518 William ·st. . . 1018.-1028 Broadmay ZJiamontl3, fd.t.,.+n; anti J•-lry . 11· ~~~~~j~) ....... ..... ~ •lftdlltr Mt l ..-tllltJ'·~bl ,.....of e~ •W _,.. ,._ ..wtiiC&W. , 2ftf. Qenesee St. N.... s~ \ All sizes from 33 to 46. Ste p lively if you want onl! of theie fine c~ats . LH. RAKEa &00. 353 Main Street_ IIOQUOI!~•LJCI ---·--...... IATTISTOII BROS. lenltll WorD ~ ltln II hll IIIII-· ........ _......,. ' a..w~ ............ kl«<'lt. m.._JL �Eugene V. Debs Candidate f()r President GustaveA.Strebel Candidate for Lieut.Governor ,. ·. . '" . •·. AT,.·. · Broadway Aqnory ·~t~~sda~ ~wn.ing, Oct~b!r 22 �PU~YUitl.TftTD. /. BUFFAl.O ,~~~~ANY SlY.&pser..t,lldBoot BUPFALO,N. Y. T___, KAaT'IN Kal5UUt, .........,.. P1tA.Mt IDDtB!QIIt!llD, ~TTUTTHIU..,s-.-,. S~~-......... ! ~~52Y.LpStr.A. 3rdDoot- , BUP'PA£o."'N. Y. ~Plb'SUJO~yu.r,50c:llb.~p..,aw.'t;·~ ..-..~ ~ 1 1' omo. a$' b~ N le0004 -()IU. mattet> Juneli, l tl2, •• tM ~ BuffUo, Ne w Yorlr., llDClet the Ad of M.uch 8, lflt FOR PRESIDENT EUGENE V. DEBS. of Indiana FOR VlCE PRESIDENT EMIL SEIDEL. of Wisconsin WHO PAYS THE BILLS? Wll~.r ~~··,~-~~~n~·r~tiJ~lai~~-~~~~:t;~~~~ol3o·"·':.~·::c"~CC~.::;· SOLI II Soi "TII. wlu·ro· 11 hall hac! rr~ntrol · If tho· Ho•puhh••JUJ purty Wt•rl' willin,.:- to I workl l>l.' ··h•~~- why d ... ·~n·t it tw~tin r1~orlu lhlWf T tmt nu111 lr~~•·~ ''" vut~. who \"0\{'!; fo r what hr doe!N:I"t an•l L'";·t~ 11 ""mAn lo~•-!1 hi~ vote v.ho votes for his p rinciples. Th·· s ...·ml!.. t j>H r1 y •lne~ not l!.irn II\ II. bloody l"e\"Oilltion to Ull\1' utf 11. h loO>"I.•• rr,·olu t Jo n b)" doing peaceAbly t... do ru·. one w11.y or unother. propo~t-!1 mu~t uttunahol~ "\ I tlw l11>tl !l•·~sLOn of Congrel!R. 0\"er a billion doll an was vot<"' I ;.,~,,.;.;, for t lrt' e,;l""n"'' of tht- country; And not one nic kel of that will g• 1.0 roak .. lifo· e•11ier. plea11a1.1Ler or llappier f or the g reat ing d~IIS wlueh pruduccd_i_ta_II_.- - Tl1e •·aJ>itllli.~t Jlllpelll will tell ~·ou that the Socialiall a rt' prinLtr· prupcrt~· The •·tLpital i~t~ h1n-e &bolished printe f or the mnjgrity of 1111. 1'l1e Sot•ialiata a~ &gainlt pr.i \'ate in th,. mea us of life: a(,!aintt a nybody o-.,·ning your job again1t anybody owning your home but you: a.gainst 11. all nf the privutl' proJ*rt~·. \\'e say it 'll about time for the clau who product'd it all to get a little of tbe. 11rivate property. ~Q~AN'S EMANCIPATIQ.~ . WHY WORKERS HONOR DEBS Tlr,. s upcrfiei11l. who note the entbWiiMm with which Debe was Br ~ENE V. DEBS til .\o•\\" \" urk, 1\"h<:rc 40,000 people atormed ).ladison Square Had I at ~y tom!D&D.d t~e fabk!d l ferecl Ylla"l'em"'~ Gartl•·n tv h,.:tr hun ~p.·a.k: iu Phillu.lclphia, where 30.000 fought for a bopq or G~bnel, ~~~- blNt •• to Rill-· The 111 f~nwe tea~.* of tb• chum·,. to hc1o r bun. nuJ 111 Buffalo, where v rcpiU"ationll haYe been et.rtlt 1 m,n.A. dead. 011 r~· 1'•-•t •orld·w~de Ile.,olouo•_, . .d i t. riln•l•· h• ··nlll•lo· :!• 1.,,..~, 1,. !Jsten to hiru willllll\" thlll he i!l a g-re.11.t popular mono, I wnld be temptMtoglo.,..t 1110111 pot4tot !not ore for t . . wul ot h eru: ti\Jit S.><·ii!.ILifll> III t•ffeo:•t are' bero-\I:OnLhipenJ a.s weU all ·. OlympwL, ttotrll tllia bou ·~ ~ro- m1alliad, i• tb~ 111illiou apoa miUio~:~e f:~L':h.":I·ULIIIdl""l. T it..~· wilt !Ill)", ' ' Thill man l>e ilH b.aA nlany ' to aU the world tile e•e~oJ>II.hOIL ;!.;~:~= .,..~: be.::.;:;•";!~ ...,~o':':~ gre..t~d * ,. Th • .' "Ill ~~~.' "'"'· part!_,. )M;'('Rillll' they llr(: 1 u Pertit:ill.l. ~\7,·.i,~! .:;,.,;~·r:;~ ~·,;,ur~.\li~-:~~r1;i:. 1~t'~~~~·fi~h~nS:;~~~~~ or ~.... ,KJh<lli Kr•· IIlii h ..ro ""?nlhipt•~. The gene:al public . tiw ~. ' "h"'t I'"'"" '' •II fu rlll,h rnum· lu·ro-woMihlpt:l"ll 111 the 1 f:h~11 ;~~:••:·i•;[~;:~; 1:1~htl~· r!~o~tdw~ty Arl('nal, October 22. The P1~·So.;iahst l '11 tt.• tl.-l,ghtll to honor Detll! lor t .,..o reuons ; first of theae is the fact that be hill ne,·er failed tbe · m iu lltNggl('fl. If t ht-r(' be need of a martyr 10 · the caulle of the 1\·orkt-1'>1. lUI wall tht' cue v.-be.n be waa famoUII stru,.:-).'lt 11 f t!Jt- tH ilroad men in 1~, Debs dOl» t o off•·r up himlt"lf M !ht• vit,t im. I f th~·re 1,.. n~l llf s lu.ler to roWJe the ~~n~rlt:ing da.u diat~ action, 8.8 wa.~ 11,.. •·11s.. wh<'n Moyer , Haywood and were in danger of de~th 111 l he hands of tbe maaten1 of i... l!K/0. ~t. nc,·er te vorunzt'fl. He act. andt!!"'.\ot that Det. ie tlu· "nlr one who . il! !Hog to do thMe We l!bould tAke &ham... rm!,.,,.l. to III.V that tDa Soc:iali.wt ~~ ':~:,':r~. -~~~~~·;·~<>h;~:~:n:11~:u~:;.. ··~:: h\~ fP \'en th.. (lproOrtunit~·, and tht- world h!Jl rome ta 11ee in him ingdhll mtlitant. T h .. other r eason is tbt> fll<'t that exoe!. bim in ""'""fing l'o•u t bt' working e1. . ind ictment of the ela.w atld elAiifl rh11!1t'r.ge.. From bia lips t..lk burn mi.!" word~ of WorkiDK elaSii W"orldm." >"l.u.~ HOiid A.rit,· Snd d v:..lllluJw•n th11.t the~. His i.odrnuil.llbl., t·our-age of tlDilinckihJ I Tht' ..-or kmg- cl&HI ""-"es to ~ ill hirn When Dt·bt apoto~~ks bt~ the th" "l!f hu,nwn. tht· all..cunc,ue~ 191 .o r t o th .....·•r~<lu~t ofth,.world. J u Del-.. the the · ~ orkiug el~ seM itlell pe.n;ondied-and it il i ' bour .trikea, ht whidL tbe ·~•.dliH. o.r the •&" aJid I . ~ O!Me o..:IOt>k tb~ fettert Oun eeaau. . ..,.. t.ue u..mped aa4 eel aad etan-116 0.. IOUl tl.e 1011 .,• .,, a ......., • T" pol~i.cal opt:..,. •ho eroa ia· ::: =~ .,cr;::::, ~=· .:! ~~~~~:~ ';.',:;,';:: ;·tb~ ::.:,:•,:b;:;;a•1:~~ ;~~ :~".s:!:~:: . :-~o ~ ~t ~opo ;;-t •ulra.oe'i~eot. :;';:':~:! ;:.,:::;,. .. ae"rer klo,. ttL• ll>fl&ala.g ot . • 1 th~ po r ad •NJIOI'• blllty .ot . 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Alternate edition of 1912-10-19 paper Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d609b29ea8b97ba97bf722ee3b4f389c.pdf 03b007e489271f364c58ab4c16e41b9f PDF Text Text EUGENliV. DEBS at Broadway Azmcry TUESDAY, Oct. 22 A.· PROCLAMATION To ·the Worki.ng Class of -Buffalo Sopaliat .Gets Results ""-""·"llll'""'~'··"""''""! I Men Will e>rgaruu - Three Meetings Called Buffalo Hood~ Emplpyees. .,. · Throusb the e!forta ot t.lle Dulfalo The.e mHtinp ilor..iJt-.i ot t&lb s..c iaUat tbe oftldall oJ tbe lnt~rnl.· tbot ~.. Tall•• on ... bjeo:ll ~~:~;:! ~~~.::<!~~~~~ bet:~-;~::• tioua l Rai lway ba•·e beeP brou1bt to douo and Pellow Worken: ucb ~;;o~:;t~! Jle~!::n:rh~vee :r~:r::~~ ~!;«:~~!':b~~~~h· ,,..liu that .Oml!tblnJ 111111t he IH! ot llltere.t to tbe men by 1 to &llf'viate t.be cooditlo_n• uudor wbicb A. I.Aou•, llubbeny, Smith or minded men, who can be trusted t o give the country an honest, clean tb~:: !::"::i~~~~ r~~;~:~~"! ~:":::~ I ;::~ i:Y"~hb:t ~r~:. :~e:,~~~n: :~:: :'~ r : : d e d b y the' tbe moton neo .,.d coodu~ton are worlr. . ..n tb. 1a11• The.e oftlrlat. were 'l'ery muc h i11ter· if elected? not Theodor e RoO&evelt in favor ot a gTeat deal t hat is adtninl.lt.ra.t.ion .. 11 I Juty from •rly ~otoi~g uotiL J,.te at th... .Li... ~uwn. t.u: wb.,thrr th<'y wiLl ni,;bt. Tllf' time 11 opl1t 0 1, ~o that no hne the nf'n .. to hrue the wrath of aiLowauee ;, ma de for ret"rn tion or the hiJCb 11ntl miahty l.uryer ·llfeflidut one million or mONl votes whtch t hey are euy stages, thl!l things w h ich they desire ? · P arty's platform baaed upon 21 planla ~~::::~~ ;;t·~r:t au:.;:":~a~i~~~ .~.~~ I ~!u'h:L:•·:. ~~~g'::.;::uon~~h~~:.~ a::C~~~~~~~b~~:~~~J i• fid<:J~t lo keel> a u1an La food •n•l eioth· t "'h•rb hunt• tbrm. The Boll'alo So· ing. j t'llliot will 11 ~"1' t&bo 0 " tbe.m. Tl>e Dutralo Sotiallot bao ~<h'io.l!•! t h At tb..,.. ..,...,,; ...,., wbieh wore hfll•l men ' to orf(aniz.e at ia otbu ritic•, t a t thr ll rrtrl lkrn, t'or" t Barn an•l where it bu ~" obown thu h111hor 1u t:ulol Sttrinl, the mu w<'ra uked to waffi', )..,tte r ~ondition• anJ ahort.., tak .. i'&r\ in thf! di-.,u..iou, but a ny boun 11 t M re.ult. ' l "'a" working on u., n..., kao.... wbot for industrial IUid do they not join handJ?" in moat cues thea& questions are as.ked by wen. inl.elligent workingmen, the S ocialist P a rty deems it t.hil proclamation, addressed to the working cla.ss environ~, in or der that doubts may be cleared up, bare, and that the truth may stand forth, unfogged t rick ery and free fro m impassioned rhetoric. w:rtk~:: ~~·~-:k;:•;l~bi~:o~e :t:~ r:; :,.H::d~~::~~~~~~e ,;:ti'~h:::.~~ ~: ~= ~du:: t~~~=~o! ~v:nt~~:: i!ito'!~~~ in thl• rfgt. rd, it 11 al~<~ • tar.t i 11hratlun. H ~ w-ou ld ftnd out that that the hternat\ont.l Ia lot.tif'd dow11 b" .,.._. not nu•nin¥ the n111p&by nd with a ll ltln<b ot aod opoltenL abo that h wu uot .working for it · Th•..., m ..n are the low"t kind ot euro. &llr Jo.,,-er. n.... work with the oth~n ond in· That til,.... nll!<eting. 11.,.• been eall· ··~iile their ff!llow workf'ro into argu· ,.,J La proot tllat tb"~ r oJrJpany 1•. afraid ~nrnh uti lt,.·i!AI them tu uloono iu aometbiulol' io doit1g Ia the of or· order to get thrir opi11ion1 in relo(&rd gani.r.ing. Ont man baa to laloor union• then turn o•·.. r th@ ;,.. for ... p.-rnJC hia opinion• f<>rmation to th~ romJ>an;r. an•l no •loulot ott..... will facts, concerning the Pr~live P arty IUid wit h especi&l reference to their relationahips with past a.nd their attitud e toward labor in the prese nt., in we may gauge truly and accurately, w~_t we may .expect the f uture abould the fonunes of politics r e!t wttb the whidb stands behind Roosevelt ill this struggle with the Standard O il group b ackin g Wilson- a sit quietly in Wall Street, while t~eir hither and thither , bishops and kingi with t.he common \0\ers as the p awns in 1 punk ,,,;e. oh~:n~~~:..~;·::"~~:~~~~~::t;;"l:t~o~:~~:~ ;;:;::_; 1r,~ 1 :. 1 '~; •t·l'roa~h ~ ..,...,nr~rru~. lh m.. om~..•• in thrir .. r. f.• i··• chess-game of contending capito.liJts. M en Behind the ll•..y will b . .... to ~:·,.•; ',: ..ke;~;,;~o::.;h~h::" ;~a:~-~~;~~;!~·-~~::~ 1•...,1 .1~ ....~ a .,, '"~ ~ 1 , n f ro••ult o.ll t.IOIIJ.: thl' lin~ that oul~·t <·~· t l.'' <>r ;,,],.,...t]y tilrou~ b th~ , ,..,,to tl1e •t•arlt aod th<' ~omf•anr ! natlnnal .,hirh I• a 11ublir I : a•n io •hown t,,. th~ to~t thl\t r,.,.,•ntly "'' ~. ~r<J ~~ .. r·ut.ho au!f~ro, •• a:; 1111 k 111 ~ •II•'IDJ•I• ,v,. a : tf'n•h"ft h .., , •• 1 ,.! "' u ~ woul•l ~ ~ r""'r"~ ~on•pr<>ootloll. •lu :"" •· <""' rn••n, t"" . • v .. U ...,,.., . BY EttGENB V. DEB&. Tro·lllt'Utiuull c ru. \\"tb wa• a ~ ... ·~""' :\IJ"" I'ran •t•nh .tll.. 1 r L hJ,..1 1 lt ,. ,],..,, th··n thMt .-Jl'< t l•l•' l .,~,~l,.,',~;·•;/,h':1 ~-n;:::~ll•t\~~~::. ;·~\'~:: :•;•~::·: ::~·;~~::··;~;~;,:: 1~:":'1 ,~~.~~: 1 011 ~:~·~~~ l< h1 .•our jol>. """or . I<:>• •l .1f"f<ll;.!' Tbo• , , ... t. ,.f TO T IH: 1-'TA:\'H.\ UD:. UF THI: f'AI' Tli~ro·r"oto•, .t th·· l'ro;.!'r""~"'' l'a.rt~· ITAL I!OT 1 ·t.,\~. j hono•8 1ly nn<l bllnonlol~·. an.•nlt•ll to u 11 I.., ....... - n,b~h .. "'"""--~==- ~ ~-=:..-_,_= . f\IDUfNT wnollms IJIIIU'I unJ\LR .,,.;,,,.. n•··· ·!•. .... o( lb< nutb I uuiun • ·ill yoa b<' ol>l" 1 ll•·l . 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I... .' ' nr.• o! th.· ••l'itnh•t , 11 .. lll.. "··I· '" \\' h I .. iot~l'"' •·I•~•' Tho• thr vf 1'"'11'~"""··· ~• th•· rtJ••'""~ of the workiu11 rlau, ah•oluto•lv .. "···b . . tl.n'l ·luir"~ .~··· ..·bo• rllj•· routu.r~· to l'nrty . t ho•" of th" ""t••ta\1ot•. ~~t\iS:~OCI~tALIS~TS;,W.I~L0l ~~ ~~~~~\ii~i1J~t~~Jti{~~~~~:~ !l .~";l!:'·,.i:~·l.;":·! ;"·li :·l" ;.:,·.:,~!. ·\.~ -·. i.;: ,_.f ~. t~~~ a.~~li HOlD BIG t<> ';.; boun the reootriction of on·r· t ~ a lti r it a role t ~at no "'ore t:o h:u.. f\I(rt.. ohall br "II'O rkeol on ony oot~ day. Thry h..-r r ...... h·N an odraace ot !0 J>er <"ell! a ool will be • t~an, 8 r:: 111d Do work to be doao oa Au~day.. bold a Fair aad l.:briotmu bt.Eaar beT hoey will be paid for two holidaJll ia ll.'ianiog 00 J>eumbn 9 aad eoatiaaLna t he yMr. Taki11g it altorether n d th..,ugb tlte week 1111t it De-cember 1~. ::::~a~imo."'t :~:..;;;::.., the stn rl ci!ll ni~ht J!H>~I. :.i.:_ ...·::..• . lllt'L~ur~· ~~~ <.: .· rtninl~· IIICIJL .. ..j_:,:..:.:::·,(_ •.·.·.•... .._:... li~ht or the 11ge'fl they h un! come at last in10 tho· of d 11y. FTO!ll no·.•• ou tlw wily is elcar. th l' hitb un·dull.:uble. Klld tht· \' if'lury •·•·rtn m . Lt·t but CllCh of us up t o h i!! full fltatl:ro· in t his hour of lulltlo·. <'ll<'ll will who i>t worthy to hcnr t hi! badge. of Soci11li1Wl a m i to hold 11 plrH·•• 111 t he rauks of our dori,m!l JIW\'t'· ¥ u v "' I··a;oual1 ,.hh·h will ~·11·outl)le an•l ._.,.t tb~ ~ •t rln• ; lle<"ornJ•II~hrnl{ 1 1~ ln Ot•\Pr to unoler.tlln<l auy mo•·.,. 11 111 e 11 t it ;, , ,,.,e..ary tlr11 to Ull•l•ntarhl !''"J•o•-...to huy ~huply labor. raw rna· who or~ani•e•l thll mon•ntrllt. ,..;,o ~:;~:~~; fa~~" ~~~o;7;."11~U:"'~~i::p~: .~~; dil'il~;~l ~~~~~~.t~·~~~;~i,~i~·~u~0=t~(~r~3 1~1!~~=·l ~~~:;•·i.~' noT~·~)'!'t~~a~:~~~o 7/~~~cd:.~.~ y\-~11 1 ~n~~:;'"figl1t1~i:~ :;,~:"'j0 ;~1 ~'\,;~~::.:>0~Iatti::· h~:~..:t0 ~=~ ~ :~:~nu1;,:u:~,.:~~~·· :U~o .:~a~::..!~:.";;~ g f't.ltt:r onrl will for 1111 if .\'011 flf'f' to wi n Ill all : • iloh· l' fiCt'. l ..et tht· de11d p11.-1 hu rv it11 detHI. The thf'orill t'l 11111.\' theorit•· nu,J th ... tlogmn t ists tiOJ!tOA! ito•, ]1111 th~ militnnt m illiomr •rill 'hn:ak l!.lrlly from 111! n·&truining intlut> n•·"s nnll get together n ow on tlw ~:..m'e"a~ 11~ ~11!u;:01110h-:..; ·...::;~i ~.~.~ !:;:~,;'~.,1~ 0~~1'<'::t~11~~:; 1t0liJ~~:~i:~ ::;~o~st;~~~ ~:~1k 1 ~~~~~~ ;:~:d:~:?;on•rn•·r tlw w .. rt•l : ~Iundin~ otrike. \ CARD PARTY AND DANCE Oo Saturday ln'eDiDI[. O<:tol»f't 19, tbr tb:~~~:~~ot~.~:~:·iooo have bepa to ~~~ui1i11:!1~~te ~:~~~~u~e;~g~c~t I::~·.:: ~~:;·,? :.~:·::· ;;-::::~: 1 1\'IIKl'-Alllvf'r,\'. t'ml!.ncipl!.l r th·· tq•o n that ro.·k """ •·n•1 toiliu~ liii!Mt·s. nud 11111rdt t rim.,plt u n t . ' - t h!,'.:. Are ~::.ar~:·;l .:~~:::· 0~";_~-~·~.."'"~,i~:;~ :~:~ :;."~:~ ~~~~:~~~~r~~::.~;:t!:.'::b~i:~- 2Z --- : : ":·: .,.: :. ::~~::. ·::,;·:.:.;·.: : ::::::·::;,;;·· :::.·~·:.: :.: ::;~·:~:~.~~; DEBS AT THE ARSENAL OCTOBER - h~r nt mo~t t o make Ul.a tair a big •oe· l poliric•. Great M ass of the Bull Moose Voters Honest, Well-Intentioned Otizens 1 "bo!h h 01,. •I 111 tbe Lr 1111~11tron~ Th18 1 Tru•t "h1~b work• ou NnpL.,1rn Sf ~7:~R~~~:~£~i~~%f~ :~~~;~~~~~i1~~;j·:~i;f;[i~{?~~l ~f~~l~·~~~~~ ~~Ig@~ nlly ur11:fl<l to atttnd th111 all'arr. a nd :"'<>. 3H:!f , a 11<1 the 1 g&t &~qual at.,.! with tbto new ~omradea, c• llecl for. "" '''" ,, ;" "' """'" "' • n. w""'" c=~·'" ... to m~t in opea •lebatro, tile cblm· Tbt aowol ..-111 beJ!'" to ...arOI 11110 l>eba, ot tht WoriiLP~o~: L,aq in politie., j BDI!alo fur the big onaion on Tu"'''"' ' Th •:· I h ""'· who are a• ••~k or th• .. sa~t ton• of h1can otOrML undtr tbe dire.:t io 11 of tb., olol I"'''' m•chio.,. aa tbe lart:er t'raok ll unaey, wbir b a re h11 dri••lng . ::~"~0:i~f.~;:;;2:f~;! [{i~S::.:::~:~:';::.!?:~::~~; i::~ ~:;;:~:,::~~;~:~l:~~~~::~"7:::. i~};,~~~~::;y;if~~=~~:::::?.:·;~i ~:.:;:?.:~::~~~·:~~:~~~;g5~~~ j WILL TEDDY TACKLE DEBS? llLIA D. ·PRATT AT KINGSTON HAll Drane• !, 8oeialitt Party, I an open ah a t t•e A11tfi11, Graat What promlaM t o ba a nry iotei· Monday 11\'ai"', Ortobar NtiDg IDHt iag will ta.h ploce a t Klrra· opeabr wUI be Sa• A. ClaJ"k of . ~:~: ~:,:' !::, r;a·:~.;' ~;:; ::..~ ~~:!~7, ·~~~~-~ O<:tober eo, at ll o'd oelt, a.odu tM • Jllc... of Bt&lltb .1, Socia.liiot Party. :Wi• Julia D. l"ratt, a teae•n · at mapual t rainiag, baa rtroaai.ediotpeak oa that o..u,loll i11 defeaoe of the R-e~·elt h rty. :!di,. Pratt li kllowa • • • tpeaker !'t no mup ability a~aoatr tbe Bull :Yoote" t.ad a t tke reeeDt de· =:tt Will '• Hall oa Aatlrr .tHat. rad..., (altf' . .t tee, ud do aGt; tall be preoaut. · . OPBX..&.m MZftiiiO, D..UIOB ~tn Atlti11.1011 will ·~II a t . O.e ae r Jed'e t10n aad Lantlon ltreeto day, OCt. 19tlt. 8 p. m. Ul&t The followini telegram bu been MDt by L<Y.:aJ. B1111'alo to Theodore Roa&evelt. he receives it, the l.el.,nm wu condrmed b y registered latter. A ft.na1 annrer h aa"llot 1d been received at t he hour of g oing to pnaa : To make .. •ttt• imagine thot tb.,i r illterf11U are io ha;moay with lbe intuHta of tu~ h great or11anlutiou of capilal a. do I not •·!ta lly atreet tbeir partieuiu bu~i· nr•• ln' """tmePta. The ir hif(hf'llt itlt't.l ot the fullctioot of governme11t it to ''k~•l• baado otr,••- u epl wbere t he interutaof ptOI>f!rtyare atot&kt. Tbto O.ird, and •lomi11a11t dUA, a l· thongbtbetmaiiHtia a umt....., witbin no•nriai ge11iua. Tbfly kPow p.-tf...,th wt!l that Rooeevalt will Dot b.. ,.,.,..t~ in t~i• n mraiga.. Vet , th<"y .\o not hHitate to roor nut ~ailliou of Jolla"' to nrry on h io Ulll~ii!D. ''liow perreetly f oollail of the,.,•• y on n r. '' to wuta tbcir moMy o• • loltnu.e. Eitbertbt'l' &te\'fr1' 1nltte!ul, or they a re p~at a .l.i""'"' 'ot R - •·e lt. ' ' �I THE 8T..._O R . . WHit!' IE Ll)~ I":flO IE! OJt'fl' QYJO·'·flf···~I . n . . . .. t.M enttre··busl~ ~r of our·~ we have never enta* upon a Fall Season 10 well ):nJIOI'Od ~ ~~ U~. Our aiocb ar11 larier, beuer se~cted, aupertor In qua)lty, and "poaltlyely·C>rrect In oveey detail of ' atyfe. P~ces are also unequaled. being far l ower than YC>tf wtl~ fin~ tn M~n Street . Stor~s • wher8 rent b !!lis It •• a ..t f' a ..r rtloa tbat tba peopl.o , Truat a nll llarre.ler Tnut wbo pro•·iol<' thf' siuewo of ......, , tba trreo~. and ia tlla ' r:an•t"''!o:" fu oolo fo r a po lltlt al t•rty, tbt party, we willaol tar ...til ,..uol.liab ' tbr r hraet e r of that ::;n;:,;::'.:"illd.ictmut blgh. We trust ypu· will vtslt our Stores, Inspect tl;le merchandise and compare our price! with th~ prtcet pa rt~· . .-lo-<:1 ita t t.rll!iolatco, .,.rite lt1 jfteuh·e l"arty , jwot u an J•latfo n n anol d k talt Ita j'<lli<'iH. t:>! lloo" •·elt would meaa aa hiJorM· of·other stOres, before purchasing. ~ble lleJVIat a Fraley Tradlna etam.,_ - equal to•II%dleoount :-- with ·~•ry pu_rohue . .~:~~,:;;,~~::,~~~~~-:;;~,:;~~:.;.:;.::~~·~;~~~H~..:.-~ ...Jrtve bunllreb ll>tores are nciw ot'lllno our ltrabtnil litampe - - .S. ftrr ,..• . .It for Sltgrl$1 of '1plt9 Crldlllf $~~,. - -· SIEGRIST& FRALE~ 608,618 William St. • . 1018·1028 Broadmag 11 ~-~~,~~,~ I """ J,_,,, . ·.~ . ( ~~~~~t) ............. ........ ...... lf¥twell11·eltb&,_,.al~~ •111-.,..~~ ·-- 287 · Geneaee St. OM ..Hard C:arn~d Jfmerit:an ZJol/ar. f/ . -· Jlr~ . 'ltlorlll dauing ~\::".:'.:''!~o;;·;: ::t:~.!:; ~i:'~!.::..-:a~;:·.~~.~='~:~~= ' ' 'hurd" " lh d'' '"'" ,..hh bf!U 'J'rf!utalaod ruaaha1feapauau . • !~l~'h.-.;"d11 ~a:r'~ :~ot~';:,..~~17.a~l::s"ft, 1.~~ f~~f,\:!~1~ 1 1' 11"' B. KADETSKY TAILORINQ 00. Coulund I I"'n E xc: honw:e i-tevator to 5 th ~87 W.o•h1nKton Sti-eet CHIROPRACTIC (K!-RO-PRAC-T!K) LIFE and HEALTH u r mau ·h·r~·~~·l• lll>t>lt , ,,.. t ra11111i,..ion of lite :~~~d~ ::~~. .:;"';~!:~·~~~~:~~~·· ~::.~"·:;!·~~~..~·:·: . ~;:::;·\~::"~::.::"'.,~~:~" ::!~~·~ :.: ''7,!:~ .,h,·rr tho·.• 1..,•• tl!rc.~ljlh lb.- foranliiLII (on1~ll lt - , ot the p..yful Afrir.., •·ol n r aDd a imiag it atraig bt u dron·• , ab.:llat.ol,r withoi.U ]>nl'ioknt D L, ... drew a big Colt a"' tlle11m t iling to head at t be' •· Jwro,'' fore~! t:a:~ abj..r1 •f'Ok>IIY t o the remember t ke- oeu~ion, t•• in of i-..t8.11t dNtb. If h<lrH'h•ell ill' the r•..k at •·alt had bt.-e11 tht"illtrep l!l ' ' II YOIIII! ...-omno 'l"bo WU he flai .... t O be ill bia t loo rot~rll. ''""'d 10 I'•~• of the 8.1" 1 TruR'• K in).! T ht"G-foie, anti bow plao:e ..-OGitl probabl.'!' h_:r tllia u hibltion •IM!aait..lea.Hagwbjett. "'oa tl•r•arl oflhr &nnKI. f or t h r:aake •• ·::;li::: ~~~cr~C,:",iol~~~ :~~~~:,:::.:.~:;~ ..,fl '''"' :~j~~~,:· ::u';:..:r;·;.:~ ~:~,~ :~:~r..~'~~:~.;!:~~ of the •tory bn t.:IIIIIO I'IIACTOk loo·•t"" ""'' adjutt• thH• !'Ubluntr l ,·.,rtrh,..f ud II"' ...,,...... being DO lonlt"r 1o.i~hr.l. l nllal~ ( Xallln') in t iM> !.rain •• r~U~bW..I \II ..,.,,l lhr nrr.-...r_.-1111!•111...,. to ~tort fumtion a nti bo>IOit b a od'"'"'"'""ll 'li......e('<ta•lit ion._ W• do not tru.t E!l'ect.a, en- 11M MMl clDa, I IU"JIIZ'J', O.t.topat.Q, M.uul' llla,pleUc lhali114. luq-.tlTB ftU"IJ"!V.tla,. C1lriaU&c 8dmct c:.T ....;, 111o.Uod. aM4 by ot).~~n u~t \he Clhinpnctor, •ho u - bia hanot. •ual_.- t o lont r a n•l a .iju•t •uhhullt ion. • ll••t • "tl!ie•l nad.'!'iO"hl to t'\..ur..r t ir -.ritiiNt aor of knitr. b'I'..UI&\41 aad !tam tlle UIIM of 71111:r 4laue., tt ..W. ~ l'OO cotbl.n& f er ap:nal ~ of ,.-wr UN. F. 0. HANSON, D. C. CHIROP~GTOR Sdl J>llo.N.. Turr-r 3019 Ul WEST UTICA STRE!T BUFFALO.. NEW YORK becootae JOO"er . .,, m nt,. -.ritb tile h«a~ h .,., pri~ted ma:r be -.ld to Iii•·• prlnei!olea. ~;:~....';"'"::;:,..':=-":t"";'·;...;;•;...,:T~~·:.:;;~~lR·oo•~e~<lt's h uoa t br l•u•" '" 100mr pan ur ,,.,,,. l.;.>.l y " "loic-h \......,n.,.do,......,l u • l'WUII. J"b tbattbe girlwat t lonof ..,ieatial tU"aaturl"bkin,''tn of a h - ti"4 boncauM t b ..ir .lewri]~ of the ha bita .G~tl!' a~rH at rerUi a a nima l• p ..e t he lit' to bnltal t~I.Meal of bit of H\'tll 'a taW. of bia owa arraapd for aa iatnrlew u a '' m i,Khl,'l' ..ll!lh~r. '' \'t il, aad ano1Dp-.aied by bQ o! ld remam~r with horror, calleol . t t . . Wllite Rou.e. ' brought fro. Afrka of the lak l;r on eaten~ tile room whr• ·~~~~~~~~~~~=:ll~~~~~~;~~~i~g~~~~~~ ·We picked up 100 · fine double tex~ ture coats, both rain and storm proof. A regular fifteen dollar coat that we have put on sale a t just $10.50 Basement Mutual Lite Bid&. EntT&.noeon~StrMt Botfalo ACtot f~ al~=~~r:! ~~:~:~!:,·~~~~~ ud l'flriodkall. S. BRODY Olprs, ·Oiaarette. and Ru. .tan T . . . Bell Phone, liPwnd 1k-J. Yroader 3110. Su-t.. Cor. Pratt.,. 8~, H. Y. �I TlneW<>~Ier o f the Worlild ••• BRONOZONE ••• ... pod-- cdr.dloCI 0<1 TK_.,'i™ Dr. Brown•-., O.ntlat · wuu.,.....~..........._,•~ o..D..,......,o,..a........., 841li. Ho..·ard90 L. Conschafter . FUNERAL DIRECTOR William St., &Halo. N.Y. • Oppoltk P olk. ~Uoc. - Our Qlapley of llnion Label Suits and Ovmoats '1Dr Cbl• '1•11 I' Yery ComJrreheo•lm aad our prlce1 are lo• er l.haa NQa-(jnloa Good• .uld the•b~r•. .UNION HATS, t~HI.RT8,' Ek'. THE ENTERPRISE ''Euge.n e v. De.bs Candis{ate for ·President : Ou.staveA.S.trebel Candidate for L~ Governor .·.AT.·. Broadwa;r Armory tutsdap fiotning, QctDbtr 22 - ., .- . AIISSIIIII.251DJ$ . Dmll SOTS st·cms .# .# 0 8EOURE: YOUIJ noKETa NQW �FOR VJC!!. PRESIDENT EMIL SEIDEl, of Whcoasin WHO PAYS THE BILLS? Whocvt·r pnys tht> catup11ign fuml11 ~f a politic~t l party w ii l own that pnrty. hotly. hoots and brcl'l·lwll. llo ~·ou !!UjlJ•OHc thn t tht- MotJ.:IIIli'l. the Fricks . tht- Pc rkiuscs. Art·h hoi•IM, the \ 'nu(ler hilt•. tht! '(womhlys and othe r!\ Or the ir 1\rl' putt ill~ot" up hmuJI"\.>ilk of !bOtllllllllill o f doJht no; for ·tJtC 1111ke or in g you '"llot·inl and industriul j ustice! "' Th~· Sot•iulist p nr ty will lun •,. uotu• &winli11t Jlltrly i.~ fimm•·•••l. lh<' I'•'O{t.lt• who JliiY its I!K!IIJIII.iJ.:Il . Til E t '.-\:\11 ' ,\IG~ EXI'E~SES OF T ilE SOL , TilE :'tiE:\ IBEH:-) OF Tilt: \\'UHK t :'\G C LASS. I Slft·i&list j us: fl!l t horoug-hly oww ••l. t·ontroll~··l und IUKII8J;c<l hy I Ill )! d11ss 1111 the olh<·r thn·t· pnrtt<·s nrt· owned. I'Outrullt•d IIJ.:o••l lo.\' t h,• Cllj)itlllist t•ltL~'<. E v .. ry J•hu tk in the S1wiKii"t plnt!orm, 4)\'t·r~· 1 Soo•i11 Jist p11t\J. {'\"o·r~· nf'lil'il~· of lht• J'llrt,\' fts 1!. UOI•·t tll'tl hy tlw dlii'I!· Jlll,l"ing IIJCiliiWtll or tbll.t approxi~<~nl•·ly F.O.OOO in Jo:nod sttUtdi nJ.: at th<.> Tlw J>Oiitio·tnllli !'1111 t lllk about '"110cial uut il till'.\" nrc t.lu ek in the fnc~. \\' e worken; unT il w,. 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U h. t bl! lncltmeii(J' o!tbe weu ber latn - l a arrio·iag tbe II C>t l&~ hilt lll'&~ &jli 'I'IIC'i&t &d ..-~~~ b.,~ru bim. :\'oti4:'e tile dl l'l'ere~~ l:il pleue Sod ali•ru a nti 1 U.e 0 . 0 . v•,.. by Eug~ene V. D~b.s . ~elate far P~t ~ Gu.staveA.Strebel Candidate for Lieut. Governor .-. AT :·. Bro.adway Arnrory ·. Cutsda~ Evtning, 'o(tobtr zz ~- ~ IH8YED SEATS 58 ·coos AIMIISSIOII 25 COOS ~~ 81EOURE YOUR TIOKIET8 NOW Our Da.pttQ, of - Unl~n ubtl Suitt •nd Ootrt~•ts 'ror Cth '£•11 PI"-.,. lo.- tb.l. lfoa·Uaklo GooU ..W el,_bwa. UlfiOli RA.T8, 8HIBT8, &I.e. le .....,. O:ialpre:Mitll'l'tl !lad ov THE ENTERPRISE· . ,· 8930.n - 8 L - C..IMu - tDea~ r 1300 j .n.r.oft 8L H. AB'ELSON In Pur • and Milliner ~ Oft )"CCW rwt DOW aad M"' trom 10 W 10 per oeat. We~ do a.paarlq ao4 Kemockllal&&Ytt7low pricel. :asao..- atc~"· T..._,_..171t, J, J . Q'O'Unl' 25 COOS-Oil BIG IIOIMI Ml-25 IBIS The Cool ~· KaisemoJ" �' SUPPLEMENT TO BUFF-ALO SOCIALIST -'- OCTOBER 12th, 1912 . ..r ·-· ,, :. I • ·- _t;.· • EUGENE V. DEBS Socialist Candidate for President ===AT=== Broadway Arsenal T U E S D,A Y , EVE N I N G aE&>· C\ \ �Wb11 FOt«s 1re UpbolcHne the Totterinr :~.nd Ou twom System Which is so ROTTEN. AT THE <DRE ? 10HN W. SlAYTON Ueecrlbelwl!.h Oou.,.lnclogProof•th. PROPS TO CAPITAUSM .lod Sho. . 01earlylhat Tb... 'Propt' 3fuu Bow Diu W•J. You Can 'l 1UU11 UrwU-rff.Gnd &- dail.tm WUA~ J.l'lr ri UfWn· ftaJtd(fiil C4~ arid lh• Bourc. 0/ Captull,.•'• li'NrWU• strvggM fwCIHil(• uacl~.' Get t h\e Gr.t Booll. Ju.t ectC"iciM lO c:eota. S.y, · "SoiH 1111 PrOp. 1;0 Caph•Uem." , 4ddre. · aaauliOIIImiiiDI, milo . !OalliST. . - • �BUtrf'ALO II - .Gr.:v::l· :· . BRA.-.CH SEVEN ID~v~Jim@'if ~ IN -A .MiiCHJIIIE J'Yat.DHSD W'"llHLT BY TMK BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBLISHING CPMPANY u-,-..., 51 Y. RarlaSttad,3rdn• ~DUt2.NJIRm.t>••~ STI!.J'HU..J. K.t.tiClfqY, . . . . . . Addt-.t521'1.~11 Street.lnl lbor BU!'I'ALO,N.Y. ~:Ja Pnc. $t.OO ~ year, 50r;D..-net.,.p.yablelnad•~ ~· En~ 11 leCOI>II-eiiM mauer Jaa• ll. JGJi, a\ the poat ofBce a& Bntralo, New \' ork, UDder the Aet; ol ll~b 8, 18'li I SATdRDAY, OCTOBER_12, J912 FOR GOVERNOR OiA!lLES EDW. RUSSELL POR VICE: PRESIDENT FOR UEt.n". GOVl!:RNOR EMIL SI!IDEL. ol W":="" GUSTAVE A STRI!BI!L We llue lwari..a ,rN.HS...I latel, · d.OIIIJ. mlldl aloor the ' llae ot Bllll "walt.cl oa b)' attt-baered IDI.l4a" ruur<~~r_.~:~~[ i!h:!u~le~l:~!r,?i~ee~~~~~r~-t~d~~/~f~~:n•:'Chin~~ :!';u.t.!:_::~~~~~~:;:.!~•:: :n~~ llo.~&•, either. !1110 bonda.'or Mr."'· R. Hearst'R Mexican alATe-pens, or Mr. HaYemerer 'l ''island pou.euion11.'' the WA r Depart u~ent At " 'uh.ingtoo hu iuued a eireul11r t o gonruon~ of ftli s t.at.eB urging • hat the oiJld ren of t h e public schools be t a ugh t the gcutlt' art of disembow~lliu!i human beings with l•ayo nets and r ipping fle-tih with lead. The ei rt.'\I!Ar h&& been !l~nl t o all gon•rno~ of 11t at<:& making the Delaware avuu lloiMlll t.o orpnh.e Bull ll~ ward br&JKII.-., etc- Tbtol11.a an under the imp:r-ioa that tbe "lllltlrlr.iftJ daa aeeth to be• lflllded aad ..,.e.t from doi•J u,-tloiag rub. Ia tb~ meutlme howu·er tile work· ::;~~~p~H!r~fle('x~~:~~e ~~~ tt~~=~~~!~~:~e~~~~i~~atio:C:"u~:=~t':t ~111 ~~:~~~r~~~ ?.~~:::~~o;;o;ft~:~~ n~~r;:t~,':u!~~~~ ~~;:t:;~~=:~;:i~~~!Dg them ~ ~itlle or~ul~nr : : r :... lf _the ho)'11..tlo not n11turKlly take to t hll use or guns. the>: ar~ to I~ '"Jil ltnlllllto•rl hy t~P 1Whool t rnchl'rH to flr Otll!l' the Rll\"&g~ mslt~t for IIIIIHgh l r r . ftlll_l pm:e~ _A rt• ~~ h(' offered for murk~man&hll~· It 18 Tbe above plctol"'l "' how • 8aclllllet bnndl le orpnlud.. Tile IJUrH Ia tile fi'OUp .ant t.be cll.arter ~111b6n of Braoelo i , Sod alilt poarty of Local Bn!'alo.. Tile braaell orpnlaed a 1illort tim~. ago in • lllulllaa eloOJl ·wlt.b 1! :~~~ t~ := I • ' •11.11 Wood, YOU -" ~ . . . •Ito w'IU . IUCl o.' blooil, win ud. th lUll •bo ti>a wU\M of t .... ilela patry. eaut ycna Mt, ,.0. U. 10 foa4 of B6~'t'· iDa tbe ',' paad old. a...J• aad 7011 u. 1 :: lllKil1ae •ilof' r ~r:~~::-~~~ao~~.;:'::Sw":.!~ : ::. fellow11hi p Ut• allOWt'tl t o tlen•lop. fn..-. fr om the i'!OUI·BiiflinJ{ . 8t'r..-ility i •d•y• hl earn • de«at li.-.ug. lt ooe U of t ho· 0. 11111p ftnt! ha rr111.k. !he chRn<'es 11, ,. th11t the rifli!-prl!-etiee ,dll be out of werll, It lt .bard fer bim _to llad f ollo wl·d h\' ot hl.'r delight ful paatimt-11, u!leol to·· inspire" llll\!l!l murder . J r rul'loymeDt, and 1! aue bu • · job nue · · 1;, dri~ru almoet lib a t lao· ... •· .D~.W." 0 , w,.llt \' irF!"inia 111,, llott r dN of t rade. chnmberK of com- • Aod in tha •me 1111mber of tba ume -·~,":"r•·•· u lu\ oUwl"!l of tht:ir ilk hnn· bP•·n hohliiJ1( mect illj.:"B t o deYise 1..1~r ther~ it publlab~ • l~!le~ lrom WilY~ till> I llli"Rns o f ddf'tili n g t he •·oal Mtrike. The~·'re till .. fr iends 1• "'"'o"" _w1tb 1111&11 {"blldren 11il•a.g l9r y~r plltll l~ are li.lr.ely to ra.rry. witll I be.!~~ w?l turrly Kt you tblnlunc, and tbe ti"IIIQ of y-mr tllauellleiiiiY ud ia10m.ething' lilr.e tble: •· It It really nal a quntlou wbetber or aot n1~ U culd be 1 Soeialist-tbe fact rhe ""~" , ,.,,;,, l"m ''''"'~· ;:v:::·11e•w:_~~:7P ':tc:! t~y betny, aud tbe coa•equ.eacn tltq 1111a111 bl' ...-ll.kb we all hve, tbe eco. n· .::! . Po•·eu y, ;, ;, •••• ol i 0'.""'·" th i• . Y011 dea.'t. . . . tlllllp e ~bo~in•bte "1°" •M" <! b) >h• wlllcb ,-.... bne aed~ot · Half of tille time ,-.... hn!n 't ena pt • job---to ..,. oo'"'-h•sor " to,..\.J• latlrMt.t" ••i:l ••i..W4 ....-iou " and t.bat IOrt or ftob-dab.. 1~W ~ !::;~ :tBI~ ~~~:~; ~::,~ :',b\11~ ~:.~ ~~: ~:O~ia:~t:;Y :~:~u!: ~~~ainet .nO,i t l in 1 ~, ;,.,_. . . appro-d· mate ¥.•in ot 150 per cnL Sodatl•tiiN.,ccuatc•M to put tb.. DBBS PA:&!'DlS. olt~;!';':..';:';::~:,111:r:~~~:: :::..,::; ~~t ,~:~:~\~~e:;e:!-:~!11 1';:~":::~ ::.l;·n,;':;gc•:,~;.u:O!~!~'i~~!~iO~:~ ::~~~::erl:: e~:~r~::-!n°~11:= cl•- •• well, aud order• t or gro"J* or ~t'trrad -eatt tor tucb pe.rtlee u e eomins in eo·try day. The"' are oaly 1,000 . ;....r>·eJ -t•, u d it bd.oo•·tJ>I!OI' Ie wbo are JIIUDing' to gi•·e De~ IM;ture partlea to set bu.,wltbout furtbu tltlay, if thy want roup. of teatl !:: :!li~~ o~::c~n:..:::~~io:b:o~~~d~~ ~itr::'I::'~~~;P~u::~o :~~~~~::n.:~ :~~~otr;e~~lle;er~t· !~:; w:~::ll"~ clare 1b.at Cbrl•t ne\"er lntenol.-J moth· en aaol cbildr110 to .utl'e r from want, wllile ethen htrdly llaow what til do wilb their ..-u ltb1 W'Tung hom the !he wi•·H at •mall m;;...-llant• 111)1 pro· For eu111ple. tollowlaJ b a Uet of t.ll.e t .-..lonl l't!OPM 11"iiO Jo\'e to rio 11 Del· jliiPI!It pollt!tl ea ona day in New \"nrll; a..-are Ao·enoe daea, &1"1! l.alliag rn tile Jludloo Termlaal Bullollog, Car Bar11.1, potltkal oal!l!t iftp In (I"Otlp.. It i1 \Ill• Eagi111!fl'lna Balldlug, Br011d..-.y Sub- 1 corse "o•<o<U· JoL Tk Soclaliat> 14ny woold ad~l... t ny n~an wllo d0t11u'\ haaw WHY b• o·otN any 1,..n;~ular tie.lr.et aot to vot.•t altunllllli• vote ua true t t· Jlteuion of bit eoi.vic 1o-. Uowever, tlla p lo ia.,lleatad . by tile Denld 't llf'lrtll it lot.erutlng, 11artlea· omie toun-ee of lite. . o r courte, !lllllple et !be Oohhteon1au c1liboer will in.U.\ thattberre-.ent ch'il· lutlon I• a C~riAian' ~i-o·iUut1oa, •.ud tlllt po.-erty ~t a. God·fl'·ea 'r~et w~lell It would ~ •mpwut. to que~hon er to S: ::.~:lei•"';1 ~on~:~t~11 i~11e:;~~=; ~o:;: to~;e;ir~or8~~~ ~~ ...-omen a..- sot \\·,. nrf• ·wui~in~o~ Jur_ nnot lwr " f th•:lo•· ri,·r~·~· ~·ron_un_ciHnwnt~r· :!~. t hinp, l houllh ,eeoJe t bem :~;n:;!!:' t~h~:•;e:i:eta ::mo~ o~ T . II . t!Pinl111:1tn1( tit•: llllitHI~t ~nurd:·r 0 ~. t. tto r . (olO~Il 11_n~tll fln_d 1111.• · Another ..-;,Jow in 1b~ ...me 1~1~•~ gut ly oee•l.-.1 rllaa~~re. u(j t It tbe men Y. (><M~ \lu i l h• 11. •"(01110 tO th1nk ,,f It, ho II J• rol !Khl~ \\/lit until ll.fler ••"• tor a hlby u rri•gr for 1 ulpj>l~ &a•l womu Wllo llud ""it barder . &ad c\,... ,,,.11 • ~ ..bil<l. A. mother ..-ilb toor, and &n· bard~r 10 ~re. l'lllpleplleut and the • . • . . 1 olbtr 11101b~r wit b •e'""" ~ bildr~n 10lieit m"'n• 10 make 1 decca! th ·lug. '" rd•·n~;.':l~l :: 1 i.~~r;1~::r t?i\~:.1,~u1rtl iti:\·:~h~~;;l! 1 ~r~;;~:l t:;~., ·~:::;;•,111.t! 11 t~0~h: ~-~~~~ ::;~r::: :h'"..::·~~~:u.~~~.1111;~ .. ~·:= ::~ ::;~~IU"t: ~lim· lq maayt•lue. tllrollgllout the elty, not tarty· la not pri..qlari.ly a o·ote·Citclli"-1 ~;:nf~b~::. :O:tb!h!::~~z...:·:;c;:f; !:t:~~~·~: :r=~~ k:~:ll:no;~o~·~.·~:., ~~; :~~: ~~~~~~: ;or~:;,::n:-:o;;e ~ orw younelt ridleolou. qliUk erat ouUit, barrial I>OD.e. Sui~ ~ b• ndy whb werdy ootlll11p wlll~k w:lll make 111m ln,..lwr.bla to th lll.Qt.en Ia till! eam_pelp. Tile ru b of tile -veil· bindere who C&ll make WM.Ir.h•a mutu Iliad t bat auita their purpote. WE BE· S:OCI~LfST&? ha~e 0111 ~ pl~ doa!t - talk abollt "oo.r" b.te~u ia Clldu u d lluleo, &lid 1 '0111'" lelaa4 ~ aa4 Mtat ..rt ot1kiq.. ~N ue loU ol o~ -.,:s to mU• I ~ay• u tnD Bat to • n era." You all bow tile el&M, aad 711i've all fallea for tbe · fln~ob to hi t h put, 110 ·~·..,., wl•yooareto1toow. S11lqr W loor ted from t ke ••• d ot tba Tualllbi U,v, a~~d e&A usde B&Ji ballot&,. Tboi ~!ell pa,..ltea would alao le-.rn_ ilow It tutlou'' b tut tbluainr out, bvt ., 111 11 ;!tea, t::r; . :11Yerlt ~rald ead- lu. ."\\:e a~ n.ot be ~ialitlt or be: l11,;. of our lntly wonderful p~perity. ltiati-:e ot the wt~ttl•~ cla• wllleh ~Jl· eome Ia Aad if yea a liNn wltllw vlctiuu., IQol.'t can110t be i h~•·• 111 rue tludde, <iw CWaNI. • Jiy• crp IUt llfe 11 aeed be to tlltry' o.t ,:~re.:.~:~~ ~;:.: ~~a: ::;u:•~r::Dd:11 ;~~ .!~:;:o:t.;!~• r~~:: :,11f:l:~::.a,![. · SHOULD ~-~~~~~n~~~~p8 ~~~~:~a~;~ 1;.~:::,::~.~~! ::~=~:;: ~~~:;·~o~~ ,,., "'" '"""'"'"" ""'"""'"'"of"'"' '"''""'" wdl how a! T. R.; kaow wbat alb tile worldag cl... aDd they're dater111IH.I to lll&lr.e tlob eou•· Uy a Ill place t or .,.erkin1 people to lin. Tlle 111tmbt."' of Braacll Se•·ea . ., t hat under Sodalie• ..,,IN they'll :e~::'m::!O:f ~~~ ~~ =~ ~:~~t:·~~~~~,,o:n~":~.;t .:e~=~ ~:~ ~;b~7:etller iu • w ·H v :~~~t~~-~~a:):':"bl~•:::'~;;::t'';l~l 1;1~r:1J.~~e:~:i1:i~~ ~~~;:j111 ;::~nt:: ;~~~~~!~:~~ I of lnhor ." '-~of 1,..~i..repo.:.-1:~ t~ r:;:,r ~~:-~. ·~~bt~~ ~~~..:,0';!~'-:11 ~o::t: '. ~~!:;~~=ua tleft~r tile «'"fttt but tiler do t haa aot polltk~ io tile »emo- tll1110 Ia eoa~tri"' r.lau b del111 oa a111 it _w_ill lillppll'nHmt the g r e11t w or k of _the hoy ~eout& organi~tion& in ''.•. o~ n , au~uut-b!'t, n~ll.en to •Y a~rl t.bey're •till re111lnc -~-- Jf U.. ~ ,...._,. dedh U.U )4..m blipnrore tM .m1 cd: ~·· f-. e••l• Ia Jilu!I!O ... wt lMm J._ .a.M utnt TEACH MURDER IN SCHOOL . -w a for ' " ,ilowll·troddea 'f"OI«, u d eab "V'Yt . , _ b7 c:lv~ tllree u..n for~ 'poor II( talllpe.lp U-, U. beea 110111111& • b,- th Demouu ..,, . ty tor JO'l'lr -lte -uue~ up to tliCI ltand.nl. o1 Ilia roa:r ty rowlt lloot aa1J• 1· Sulzer it oDe elf tile old·ta.bloud ldad of pollddl..ll.l, wko tilt palrio\la ~p wllo -.a be ilepe!Wed 1J "to ad<l,_ aueb a aoble bcMlr ot apoll JloOt to do .vdl ~ ud to tturd.y t oller-, .onrelp Amerleaa vot• do aU of tbe 1alood·~ POR PRBsroRNT 1h11t 1t~~~h~h1i11~:~~::.~'~;:,:;~,~~nr~~icila~ t~ 0t;;:::: t-~ tlowa -.,..,. wjtll tM .,apaday "love~ to grasp tba bonry bud ot t b.e IIOil of t!li~" aad Ulll 'bow prod be EUGENE V. DEBS, of Indiana 1111 rh..-y c An see th(' m . -:_w.: ,.:~~friO::'::-~=.~~!: ~ :O.x:---!...£M..:"..u.. ;.. BUPTALO,N. Y. IU.JtnNH!USUia.PtoHVIRY TUTTHiLL. .__., be•• ::~~~::~\~:..eon;::;ut:.lle::~•e;..::. :;:.et~.:u~:o,~~~·"'i::;\.~r:;,•h,..:~~~: , ~;...::.:~.:.bl~~.1~~-i!r~:g t!or•c~:~:~ ;.:'re!:~;;!~El~":t~!~11 :~~;~ fflmmoo •;>h Ch' '"'' '~'"""· l <b<m~h·" • lOb ooli<lu< o"obk~ h1 T• mp&.Boo, Bo~>l,. R"l """' E•- ~:'·~T;i'•f:Sf;;!i:j,!ggg~gi·il':~§ ;.~~;§i~~~i: ~~~~~f~~~~~§~§W~i~~~~I;~~§.~ §~§t~ T11k•· 11 c-•ond lnnk 111 lilt' du.- nf '.11•"11 wh_,, \n·ll r T. H. l.u n ons. ' lu • :1i:;,';~ :.';:·~.·.~n:;~:;...::.~~i;;~: ~·;:,~,~~~;~l!"":~~:~~o.;~"~~:·:~··,~::e~~}~\\.n~i~·~~';P= l ARE THER~ NO n n1"\l o·•·II.Oii• t<l 110rr 1 fl\"o•r llw ··;>.\,•1111•··· nf Uoo.;o•\"t• llilllll. ·· Th(»>(' pool: jJOO,J,.. ""ll.t trh"mu·•· un;< ~w"__J.•·_.- - - Thtrr. are uo . CLASSES ,.,.,..e~ in tbo• r .. unuy l b~· t.lt~)'tiontl dr~umuaneet, iou8 to the •bo11", moruing, 110011 and lo.,. that eweat ten bear• a day wiU u.ij!ht we bearol tllr ~birpiur of tile tell reu bow mucll t ime •rend IIi ..... ·COU~TRY? rt:~~~~:'ein:,r~:;::;,Lwh~~o~!!." .·,~ IN TJ:IIS have &l l ru•ta, l bet>e a..-n..,., will I~ • 1,1.,, aud l it ,.jJ.,nt tor tbo timft ·belul( 111,1 tile I"·"'" lwnr111~ ,.., mwl1 ul"~lll tim o·:.mJHil~n. . ~~~;:;.fg:;:·..;Q:it~~~~~ialiD!ul7;:,\::• . ~~ ~=~ ;·~ ;~t;:::·~.~- i:~~;..,~~~:;t:~e; . :.'..:~~~ei~• ··e-=~. be bao,ua h1 l.be uallot.r J•uq._ ~~ tmaall\t~g Chi Soclalltt IQol\'emeat tbrongh )lr. Roolai'•IL Tb• IU&"" \"OUt I)! t•• Butl'alo TUolea it eo111ieat.' Debe. ~~:t:::u'':;-:~~~~~~-!~~; ::~~:~~~~~~ =~:;•~!~110 •,-;!:';,::!'0: ; ::m~~ ::~e:,:~~~~ul"dad IJ, w 11 mu~.~ t!ni"" ><o•l!l•·.(}l tho· lt~hnr-sknlll<" l"ll In k.· now llmt t ht•Jr l onf! kin,] or otbtr, and abo•·~ • ll ""'l.b poht1ca_t. 110<"1al tn•l lntetle.-Jual l1te of tbrot inltunce, ot lll..ir <ion>ination, of witb tllllaiW11'"int.er llnery f Will thy T . 1(. t.uttuu~ 1111\"•• tho· 11111011 lrlln•l pr•H.nllh'llt ly th~pln~·,•d. T_hcy lbr •tut~· to work ud pa~· &Pd obe;r. ClUf nlf>onf tbtir Jlfi•·iteg..... not 1"1l«ive e~e11 110ma 1.m11ll ..r11raU. of :~;~,..·j:,...~:~t1;::.~; ,,;_:~~:~~~·.";:;_~~~;,~~~~:~~~;;;;."~;:11 fi1111··ul~~:t~~-!~,~~~-·R:~:~ : ,.,"'::~~:;~,~:~ ';E:~~•i;;n n;; n•:;;~~r:'~h:~: n~: ~·o,~~·~=~bi:;oe;:_;';':;,:,h~~~:; rio~~e ;:t~e:,,:•:;'0; ': from t~• -A. 'fB.ID(E.N])OlJS On!'OV1I.NO. .-;~ ~:~!::.~:c;·l. ~·;:t;~·~ jc:::·~··,..;..·;: bli;~.~;.~!;!~~~~11ir~,.-1 ~ ,!~ 1 11 ;!,:"!e:; 1u.- no oo-~"l'""n"" nprn 1~ on.~ •u<l to orll t b~>r ~ol~· J>oi!IC~JIOI. tbrlr l•bor rOmJ'rllt•l to .ell Jbrir labor po..-u, th~ betoro t ill ~ft~ fun aff ae!ect.eoll Or tfl!"ll>eadou' out pouring of '\lie WOI"IIIug Wo·ll t hn l !lo R ol tff••ro·ut 111111g :l!l"lllll. ::l ln\\rUS..~. THE GIANT OF LABOR STIRS ,, 11,1 u.,,. ] :!~7:·:~..,::;,:.:o~.~~:e~~;t .~:,"·~:~ I :::,·:~:~~:o0 ;•::~:;tllth::l ~~~•~r:e:··~:: ::!:o~~' ~~· ~~~~;~~~:~:~~~~;e. ';.~o:;,~::~::Cu::et:;e,~:n:~: :::~~~or~~ ~~ :;bl~~d~•:l~~.:1b~::~~.:11: Ettur uud \]l"\"H!IIll l1 1 un· h,.J,\ ;~~ ··n·~nruplio:"s · · 111 n murd('r j t inr; 11. r!ru touc.-J>Iioq of lh~ ]ol>ruom·I J"'"",.' ' Bet&UH tl,.. mu~t of the \or<>" a•e lb.: muter~ or 1-0e1e1y 1.-auo.e tll,.y lag datt bave tiln.ml!red olowu ·to t iiQ· \<o hi.-11 11 1_, 1,..1; 11,.wlo•d].:••• l w 11 ~ ·."fllllllHil•·•l hy a t-.oh co' ll.lllll . wh1l•· these . or ,,.~l. li_fe. To be ~·or~ .. th<lN!· i'l l'te la( lr. t he mnnt I<> "~~·I~ lbdr own t.be . mean• by ..-bicb aoo:iety Hvn. periaiJOI't!rllte latn t "cr•tlont." . Tbi• i• !he rulin; fi•••· 111<.1 it 18 t be Cau it be t.bat tile working girJ. ;11 111,.11 "'"ro· o•uudu.-l lll].: 11 nu···ltllt.:: 1110 nu t,.,. 11\1"11.\". :O.:o•o•tU'~ \0 M y . no la11· •hnduojt ~~~- -n•_t~''' 11>10 d••· drutl~o•ry. ( ino···nuor F ......, .,f ~ l rul.•ll.-llliNo·l!~ I• ,., ... of th~!!f· •· fri.-w l.s of luho r ' ' that liD>"~ elanu.. ~ndo~1duo .,.itb llo,.. •• .It that th~ worker• umain roli'4; tltw, not b;r law, O..t by ,·irtue the 8wMne1 atOte .-ill loa compelled to ,.,.• ,. .:::-:re~~eo : : :: t.bey',. DIIWII\•tr, t.ba ttraw 1'0te Is intu-ett • ~~;::·~·~il:~~r~;~;~·-~.~~~~·~; . :~~~~~o.~:··tt;~: :;:;~~·:'·~-~~- ~:~! ~::~· h~·;~t.~~~~~c;·,1•1;:.~~ i . __ --·---~ c•ml'•i~o l'•ornl.et ••., . ..r!ou• thin~• _ _ ___ P~OGRESS' AND THE BEAST . Iin t hir ey~! - • • 1r ,..o: - w':::~.:::~~:11~JI ..ao- I!UZo· IIJ"lll t hi11 h.·ndol nf th•· ;-..;, . .,. T iwo• lllhl to liJol•·u to thijj \ 'oj,.,. j ll"nlr.in<l ,..111 A lo'!X_ tl~luJ.be..j~~.atiiNI;.,.d dut h of t be •urll:en . 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IO t hf' n~emory· o_f II Nl\·olutionary :'>ltilll•·r. '"Dt~rc to 1."1111111 t lw fulln\.'1111 of h fo: nn,J Jo~· tllld hope a nd lo•···· 111111 thum],•r lloltli from lh,. hl u.-·w ill Mt rik•• ~·on 1lown to d €'nth bar! th power of t ))HC'b. U~r.a ou by tllltjlrimiti... lnetiat t ~ pray upou all tllia~~:i, lo.do.dill( IIU t allow•, 1ba racfl of man wen al.t er 1 u 1111 foru d t or protettlaa ,;, DPIIa lo tamlllll, t baa Ia t rit - and llaally ~~&tiou. Tbu• wallad tAa btpaalna or -1a1 ~hHII at·n·e. o !J,.,J,l l:t . uuto tlw em] of t inw . -~. •')lll ny t imet; you h11 o·,. t hnntl"h t tu rise a ud l'llllt 111lid e your ~·oke." j~r til<· lwdizf' ned hllr loltl o f tht· Jlr<"Sll. •· F.ae h t ime h ti\"C y~u hf'e.n ti!MIIO! back uwlc.r t h e luiib lllltl .o·uur lit"IINI art~ the aole fr tutage of your m~o\t<n•·o·. \ou are eondl>mnt>d to be lu-we.r of wood 11ntl d ra\l;er o;t ftqdaJ barou, 11 1 aloue. AtUr 111111 Ht bed bod\.. of priell., .,.d captalua w.-re vaited Ia' ll&tioae till• pri•lll .i.D· et lod"rtry, emlne.UI .lllandere, • 11 ara ttiftet •till foulld . .pta pla;r, u4 wan fellow:IDJ out.tbttn! hlld of &ba junJia of pillare or eonqutet, wll.leb ~n•a, tba bead.. 11m1 tii.I.D.s, prenlled.. It it a ... tt' ' . lll t ptte of the beatt In blm m1.11 ba• . .,. 1~17r;::;ui~~ ~:1:\~~o~~!:;~:~··;~r:~l ~::i:i~~~ ~~:~ ~e.t"owio~ =~=:~·~~t';w~o:,:r:~ ~out: a:~1-1e::te11d :~i~li-1 •·:~::~t ~:::;i you 1 11 or hHI"•· t pnunol you t ight." 11ho ut. •lte , la h.-illll" 0 j,. ·ilib of the Beu o:h . l hr1111tin,~t · l.'efore the_ftl\•e o f the ' · ostrll t•· •·idun. ht>~•· Kcraps of p a rwr 011 wi11dt ·11re· wr1t the Lawn 10" th•· I njunct in wit h ' vhich t he o:ow~ri n~~: llltlllto:MI hao·ll Kou gh t t o owa t it<- •·ourll•·., b,• ft:ttt-rec.l Co nrJue ror. · wilh •I in tlh" , Ji~ 111 t•o:ho t h t .On g>!l of 1h~ IUil rc hin J; ho~ht o f tilt! plt u a ·I t h1, ··ri m 11 h~lm••rs o r lndu~t rin l J.iho:rl\· gli~>lt•n iu t\ 1 ~ toaro.u d 1.."11! 1 11.,1 ..r" pond€'rli the G iH I!I. · "".~\~~it ~ :,7,.tl:~ta";~~:~;i~:~~~:~rity ;:;•e :: a =~~~--:: r:al "'n...oll. lt at· tb• lj"fltllltatlaa of tbt bMtt't Thit h e t .1 d" 11 1 tl L 1 : • ~ 1111 ed 0 b~r';.;t D&tl~u . w~e ~;,.1 ~"ei~T Nleeted u tjombol~ .baaatt I Dd blrd~t p.reT tlla Britloll Linn tlla Am;rl~~~. ti.a BuNian Baa,' en - 1• bJlllron.~n~, eollla Ia tba tuna- ~f tlma t~":.rln; man a etap rorwud In chiilg,\\oa. • • Tlli.t etl'ort i1 ~IDi oppw&d by Cban~ a nd Blate. a od tbo~ t hat proftl or tiiiDII tbey do, by tllll eoalluoed, caanli•llltlt ~...t, aad h1 A..,. .. of ~tab: :.::,.""l~:t!:!"oftb:,~~!:' an ·~~~an'•af"ed. Solllellliadrarrqaleker tllaa othen , &ad 110 all alon~r t ba :rean ~llua have ~~~ a1ea •bo bao·t beev fon:ed to ' " • little farther abead tllao "tbelr telto•t. aurl tllel' h .,r beai. .-••lr to fte.l tht~ rnutnltnt ta"ted by tlleit clalrn, of nrerior Jllenlal oigbt. 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Ia t ile ol ~ t~ borri<l te•l ..-bicb .,_ 1 • 1 . , 11 ~:.n:a:! : ; : ttlll pra....u;·~ for :~·~-;-a:~. ~•dn~,",";;-:.,;~~u': t~ :!·~~·.oi~:u::d .::: ::: It II a f•ct t.b.at tba. i,DII1l.ct tlld l•d• • ..., tc P'Jt}' 11opoa tll.alt tello,... 11 D'ID.Iil to u ·idaaH a-ow. An wealth il . . .ored b71abor, aad to Ua w~~rll la 'llli:P.Mded tbe 11..., of the worNrL We •ar look opoa all • ealtll t~• 11 ~llr"WCitiDII tbe t.oil, .• e01lla over tile littlt u-plol ~e c:rs~! ~~~te •or4• ~ :.:t1tll:ll.!~1:e,-~;tt::"~ ~b:e: :.~.:IIi:~ ::: ... 11'"itll tkiiJiu-'k· o; •• tllat t llaw tlle tnad ot n ·olut iou,wboae IIJe, . /1 , · , the " ,.-orllin1f" cl...,. .', and' b: ...~n~r;y onward m•rcll ~•uaot be ttaid. Tile Tile IIITialhla tpbit " - liM 'fn·•tll l tlley are t nr the ""Orlllnr; ell!&> 11 ri.da~; t ide ,ot progreu tere~ mea for· dll'i~e , · .. t ew '11101lt ht lifO tlley rurioori..w ler~,:. ward and t bpae wbo 1t110d 11f l be ropr01- lit'.llt.fere<! t h.. t nO eDde&T~r • ""' .:· tlli.t there · were 1111 ..taJSet.. · ~n 1 oratatlve• of reaction, war uot with Anot1Jike p.oc;r lut TCIIr 't l~•• ttle wnrhl 110 mo•·e.! re y,. the Soclatl•t- mo"l'emeat alo11e, but wltb Whl rltd thee alld tlti• e 1 I be lueo111U.II' t ide of DI!-"M'• uplift t or 1Iutojlle <lark f orlli'U." .. ~ 1 SuhKribt f.w tlle amralo loria11llt. .oY.~D~~.a_ . . ; .a_t.JI.;..-h.leiiM i . B_ ..roa llllk..d- w .:.....ai .~.~y.l6.il .~.;,.·;:r. .....m.:a.o~ry;: ,~:-~~·J-i!u.:. . .i~ai Yisd.._aoy• l li E•~IIeii.. i .l n~i~l.lilgl•I"'O . -. ,..:.;.c......tolllllibllliiw..,._2.:.: .2~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-10-12 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Supplement to Buffalo Socialist Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Eugene V. Debs, Socialist Candidate for President Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/f0b18628eae34bf2b2a68c49235dc1fd.pdf bbb746317e5a96332be44b22cc802085 PDF Text Text Till! BOPFALO·SOOAUST ' . IS OWN!I> AND CONTROLU!D BY ·~ wORioNG <;LASS Price Two Cents �Soda/lsi CandidaIt 'for Ulct Pnsldtnf EMIL SEIDEL ---:-- ~-- 1.' ~ ~.-,- .,m·apeak at Jn . . <:r~(~nd~ntion , 0 . I ; ~~ ~ saturday · !jail ~v'g, . .·· ~PTEI!IaER · . • Admission IS Cel)b Tkkcb ~ (or salt: ~rve.d - .. -:.., I at SocWiR~Beadqaartb-. a ad at aD .. ·..Branche~~. A~ at -· ' Seat 50 Cents '" ·.' · ~ &Jl Opm air..meetinp oftbe party. �" 11 eeriaiuly liv~ Ulla fine O()(K>rtun,ity to rtl r.he auhil 'f'ith ;h:iit aub-eara, iilea, •• aaY• oue or the comrfl~t!l who e.DJe iu .with' thirty- ~~~~~~~ffi~~.~~~}';:f.~i,]~pr~t!tiug We.:~ ·~ found tb~ g:reat _ 1 m getting the:ni a\'erag~ a dtle t~ the wofk. " 1 wor king man not he could dispeu~~e lfl"ith one< Whole dollar for a 11ub ~nl. but approiaeb bini with a thrie montll4 j:ard at 25 eenta. he ill willing to take. one." Let el'ery .~omrade , from IUIW OD Wltil We reaell • eir~ula t io11 well in tbouaamh. try and do wha t thiB coumule did. Then iljutt oue cau.lltl ~I;Kt-prev~~ thv getting or aubl. aod,.t,qt. We'll·wager thAt the aubacription liat ••oold ~r up._., eondor does proPpjl raloiJ to bit attack. jf ron would take • nnwb in the selling of sub ca nb! as you do in 110mtl or the .nber• the �PU ~W.J&Xi.Y ~ THI; BUFFALO ~.~G. COW'~Y SlW. &psu..t.lnllloof MAJtTJJif HJUil.P, .........., MSIGYTUTTlUU..~ . ' • BlJP!ALO,N.Y. , _. ..... AM- , · szY.¥Stn.t.W~ • l'1lAHit DlllDPIUIID, ·T -· STilPKUC,J.~. . . . ~ BUPP~N.Y• . · ~Nc.S1.00~~·~7_.pa.,~lw~ ·· . EDmea u MCOGd_.. aau. J"UJMI, ltJR, u~ PI*~· Batfa)O, New Yorll:, unde r t.lie Act of Jluch 8, 11'78 , "fOR PRl!SIDBNT EUGENE V. ~ of ltsdiana P'OR VJCE PREStD!NT SEIDEL, of Wiswnsin � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-09-21 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/f10fe6a1fa58b5dd255153c70e474460.pdf f559967bb1f56d7a4f3f008871532ba4 PDF Text Text . . to Orgaltize- Work Long Hours for Small Pay - Vote for C~pitallst Candidates that Kup Th~ in Subjection. of~: :=okd::t;~• a1!:t~o:::::~1 !:~~ I ~:::: :;d a~:;r~~e!~ni~~~ :i~~:!e t~eir I '"lllo ing f or tbe huerrau looa) Raihn•y rc· Wb~NI ouioiu are in for~e ara l'ea.l!! tile toodltlocu oa der ..-hi<h tbry ' •o aruo~l that moo a re not obliged 1 tn li<! on dnty fron• .~ o'd.,.... ia llta Some af the Oompany 'a patron• neH! r l mo rniu~o: uo tii.Jl or oight, q io mi.o~ a ell.a11U! t o thr ow bot ahot at th tae I lJulrltlo. 1h>na lll"e arr:ongeJ .., tq t I! 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"Kiilserbof" BdaloA 1 tattor~:=~~!!~rfdfe*~~- •GIS ~leal•. S. BRODY _. IT ....... M~• 01..,., Olaarett... and RuniM Teas Bell Pbooe, H~ TU-J. Yrootlerl1104 Su-t., Prell, BIJfnllo, N.Y. ?<>r. , · The Ba& Place i:o Buffalo to Bur Good Purniturc auap. Bri.Jir thlt ad~nlMmnt wttb 1'0Q alld en a 16.Ptr ceot. oft' h-om OUT "'lUW ~ 'Ot ODeWHk"al7, Juat . ~low- Perr:y F.W.H·I LL f) / bo r.... ruu hol•·e 1.eon a.::etulto~ to yearo. So fa ra0!!0</•1. t hink tli nt ~·ou pr..i.J th e t.:J;Uf ao<l ;.( th~ rrtn e<t1"- ::.~ ~~~: ~=:o:"~~~U::J:~\~ ~;II, f!~t II:~ ·~ lln:lf 1:~~~:1:~~-e(:rj:ti:~:l,lltM ro•u t. Bo t h of tb ,_ J-..t.iowo U ll ,atari ll'fo rr"''<' Uu e unly oconomical!y inrorrurt. _ Tbo t..u;,. ar·o l· inRie tbf! .l rullt aut! J>aul on ly h~· l11bor. P&ld ollly holD til e t lo n. I:JuC'b 11 tbe goo,J J~t us analyu it. ! uod1 !bat Ln t.or ha. madu -.z.d. t&l.Jeoi to }...,!. •-\ od tbe taEll...-d · ooly \:{lmj..,tltioo from abroad &j,'ll>nn r roperty wbieh " Jr~bor J•ro.looed fro111 frae tu •le •·ould , but· ,.·b,.· b l11l.or ,J~n.,towu. It you h· • ·t'r J•roeuat Or•t. An d llhn ~:'~,;:~;~~ ;:·~t ~~~d" ~~~;-".::i~c':::.; I .:;~:~l ~':e:;";;~ 1 ~~~-tb~11t yt>u " "" n Jl nlo j•hll "' a;rvufld or '"'l ur e bai"P we tb.at the tru~ta w hllthPr .'""':' •lo ll<l t n111t."" no di1h r · Uenl-lu•·d f ron1 foreign i 1b ~ omall<'f1 rliJ•it.II IUt.l .. ,.ot<.Jt .,.,. ,...-bait·'"'· run,"" a lai>O nnjl mau, J•ll~h~:.~~-~,:le.,~i~~" ~~~~~··~~~:;..,, '' o ;·,~~~~~. r::'.t ~~~-~,Lu, /:!,~':auogtgl~~ •.tonu.t t bia """ ' tull t o 1.><~ unfair, Lut II "a.•·• tbl' Juot•r! And thia t,..,iog U. t•:rr...·:l~· J~og,.J , ill I"''' ""' r.c<"or-1 ""uuld uut 14<1 tiU.al!er h.,_.io.,... wi tll b11• 1\.'< th"f ,.,,, • ·nt . .\ nd "':h" iK" tlw ~r~t tt> ~uHu mb' i n a tra•Le , 11 t ).,. tt:>.ou•• of hi)lh h<II"<'••IL lllA•\u ~urh ltt<l th<" t ru .. t th~ Ia~\ ~ I iu>vllr bw~l :'<ot Sv··ialilot.t.. Thu m.•u it 1.o t lugKal zu !lMuwu t hat t.lte .,h., m::o.·l·· In"·~ th•t J•Uttnl t you t.o J.,. '~"ul•l not l•o: r11i nc.!' 111 :~II h•t r olol,...[ of tl> tt IIUtjor port.tuu {If your I ~ 0 ""' uu\ nbell •l :•n.l be al l the bbo.>r ~'" hJ,.,.i..ll l~·fur ~ you uking for :hrnu;.:h 11,.. t•luiiiPILtn..r ff( boorn01 com· .• u.wiJ,.,•r OJ•J4> IIuni t y \ 0 UliaT~ I" •"IIelll [~•to!U .. thnl hJ !•ft> douiiJy U iltl'tl f '"o.. \\"ln•nn l,.,•·uu ~o:oin~; to l'l'lt.ke n]• Un t it.- olh•·r h•n •l. 'fl"hU wocr.ld )raJ>- ~~:c:E:ij,i,:~~:;~{:#,:f:I~~;, :-fi~:::£:t::;~:,::~~;:;y~;::: . :o~~:~,.~~ 51;~.,~~c:!lohnll~:.,.~ ... ::;; I ;~;;~~::~~~~·:: :"';~;:· t!'d!" o1 u,. b.., f or tbo J>MI cc::o t ury an.l \..ut un1•ml'l o.nocu t 111<1 ~~:~t?~7.""~:~~S~~?,~i:, ~~~~:!f~g~,~~;~E=~:;~.~~==~~= ~-=~I £•·en tOO !hill ~001'01"1 do 110\ dart' t:•q~l.,.d ku uied it aad i1 .Uil COlli· \oJ>IItatid•"tiB~fiold!.oc..Uy. Tb r. l i nwiug it, 1111<1 t " c woo;Jr;ioff r.l.old Jur.rtit'8 AN m!"IO>t «<rt&inl,- •pUt u_J' . no ,.-o...., ol!' anywbn• ill t:nro,oe u ioe•• i 1t.,,~h]" t bet.i!llt Lbe]"blli"I' C ii ~D-Il, •••I toj.-etatkor<lo\llllln ..\n<IIIOW' I&II O&Ild t.o"bMd tbe j tt'll:J: ell! working J~le ue .., k ed • 1-o: k e L Thut- ifl ur.lk aU o.-er towll t hat ar:r it sgai 11 ill Amf!r iN . ia 1t0·1Lr>d..O ~ notniut...d be wiLL We .,hnil thf! lnLit.l u operate<! be Jmi/t!d. 011 tl:ltii"Dtller b&lld., the So· olay are ... e ril; aod · are u o::.ial ilu Jlr('Mllt a 1"-<~'rl....:tl!" .oUd horrL .t • charrg"' u art~ t he Their riomill&t!Qn.a .....,.., made by a eit;r Wf! tlo a ot ~~ how free t rad.e eu> - -itt N llfbie.h .illli>LJ" curlt'd out thera ill'th~ l!!tl&t. Did aot Ule otdera of the JIVtJ" me=be,....hip n~t;ie ~,_,. th a t tho St~ ,......, ...,ditd\diKtt takatl.e ~M.J"IIIf!lllbef· d Hire JlNI&c"tiou-t h•t it &!lip 111or' tb.&D twe<>IJ" miout-toot to &.gl"U •t•nd •u ~e-tully any oa the talld~ 'nle onl:r qnaJUlca· matic or f(lrelJCuf . And · \l oll wu u tD' wbeth.er be ...-orrld, ' "'" omdal• or tru.11.1 nid ~be .--...t t.be ·wbo labor, or • het)M!r ~uw in tb<: fa re of auelt. ~·-•-• ! '"." lie wou.ld • Np!"WOIII t.h- wbo "ride on bow uu we talt:e ser iOUIIJ" lh e Ubor'a """-k, U yot1 d.®bt tbe po•i· c ratif! platform nf Ire. t.nde 111 a :;" ~:'1t.~:~~; ;! ~:::::."!·1 rli~;n~~ontfh~ ~ ~orklrrpail aod 1 tre · l ~,""l"'rlc!1c.,baapro\"ll!nt.bt .. Otnt~ FIOBTD~ OOVJIJUfKBRT.I~:~!.etr~:;~: ~t i!:g~~:~t For the flJwt ti1r111 i11. tba . biaWry of h10uT!I. It i• a m<u t D&llln.l T ooa ......du tbe lt~<:a.l eO~n vt l 1be arnall n t,ltalin it t.H-Bodalilt par1y ha "e tl!ruro a bo.111b j bi1 J•roduet l at & low J•r iee .w;u t 11 te the .-..ukl ot tb ~ futotlyin' [ t o malt • i''"tl t• 11111.:11 sqncue tbe "u.. Soci~list (;mdld.Jtt for Uict Prtsldtol ~MIL . SEI~EL will apeak at . C~nventi~n lja/1 Sa~~~~~~a~:'~~ Admission IS Cents 21 !. 8 Reserved Seat 50 Cents Ti~kct1 _fJ.rt for sale ':..t Socialist ~cadq u~ !i~d at.-all : _ Bra.ncbee, �WORD JO:SOOIAIITS . ON ·HElliNG .mE CAUSE . . ' u- maay of you_,..._.,.. wiW.~ te . - . It a put. ot roe~ <hriy ~ • 'atieut. f ot:f , MI'-. I.JI the Deft eozuiDc ,...., Dtd .JOO- - ] : 1fltliF eoude Dce &.D.cl .H wb.ttlltr It will alal>d .........a.tia. .. '- ~ J'OO :aN dohJ( ..U lA your power to make Soclal:ial' grcnr ~ tllill' eityt Doa 't 1" kao• dat til.~ II I. t Une COlB.b( wtum t b -' eom~ w.i ll.av., IIIK dOIWI tJ..ir to,.,.ra the b rhi(Uir 011 Ill tb;e eo-opono.tive -~a--.lt.b wlli l.U it tll o7 b.ave no rlebt to auoeiate lrith the ('e!Ople IQ that tr• aoeiety'!' lJI order Ul el.ilttill&ll! M'efY ~ible Oblt.aele tll&t l>IJ&)It ,C'&lb& !llttiii"J ..o~ a ~ imeu.lty, "" lier-Jt h' ~WbDiil to you t!W. o!'•r ;••kltb bu Me.a apby t ile Boanl .#Jl Di reeton of ''na &ftalo Soelalltt'. Pllbliahi111 Co.; ucl , we fPOke about in lut week'• B..Oer 'a C&lulllll: • • WB ~ iVmt,y COKB.AJ)B 'fO Bm!D Df'..A!' LZAa'J' O!fE DOLLAR. POa P0l11L 'r'WBNTY·FIVE CIOlft' IJVB..OA.BIII WBD:I'B WILL DJ:.. I..l'Vlm '1'BB Wl'l'ALO SOOlALIBT :FOB TB:iu:E M.ONTWI %0 AJrfT OJfB BENDhfo Dr A IJVB..CAJW, • . rio D' TOiJ Q.Uf'T, BELL TliDlE O.UWS, GIVE TBl:l4 AWAY. TOO' STOP '1'0 OOJUlDD THE E.NOBMOUS A.MO~ OF GOOD ftlA'I' CAlf BE AOOOID'LlSBEJ) BY n.t.OB OOMlt.t..DC K.UE:Df'O IT RU1 BUSnnza '1'0 'I'AXD A'l' LBAft 1"00 OA..BDB, ~ TO'O OOIO.ADE& OUGH'I' NO'f ro HESITATE B~ lmND IN YOln DOI.LA.&, AlfD ' IN Jt.I:Ttflt.N YOU" W'It.L B.EOBIVB YOlJli F OB SO'B-O.uti>a, AND '!'lLU' WILL lld:&A..N Jl18'1' l'OUll MOB.£ BB..A.»D.I OBn'DIG '!'HB LIVE ,SOOlALDT IIEUAO!l. H ~ our bulrineM b'e re in Dulfalo to e.any t.h ia ci t y ·ror &eialiam. I t b. /u ul t he ooly to mak e thJa pape r &II ctl'tcth·e welit.pou ill tbe brillgiog "of SOCIALISM to thi... city, i1 b]" L'\ CB EASI~O ITS LIST Ot' SUIJ8C IUBERS. ~~=~===~== four bu..ineea to m&kl' the llutl'aho ~iaiU.t a..,.,., __ "''1 U ooly •.-e co uld make you comndeo~ feel that it is yo•r du.ty u IDtelli· worlr.lragm~u to gn out and .Jo all in your 11011rer to make· the, paper a We wi11h we could Ull<l ent.ano.l tlw! lH~ ot rracbl ns that po. r t of yoo r oool•' TIII"I<EII that prompt. you tO do that whieh oue would Uo, wue be I .,,..,1)" tbowtltareofbiefello-.r·w~ n.. , yo~ ~•ranot do a better n.ant tb.a11 ..,ndiug !n you r dollar, ._..4 Nnd you f our tub-card.. ~·ou U..-\ Yl: l) OTHISO TO LOS£. Tin:~ OOOD l'r A:\"T Tllf £ - I X A n:AII: t'HOlf !'OW-A~D BY C.-\H RY"· TIIESE CAlmS IX YOt!R J>OC}O:r YOU Wll.L OET THE 11.-\ DIT 1'() HE!.!. Til Ell, A"X ll I T WILL 0:'\LY JH; A t:iHOUT Tllf. t.: YOU WllJ. HE 0 1-::TTIS(I TIH!l.l I:\ ~ OF' TWE!t:T\" -t ' l\'t: �IDW~O~IIAI!JJ~ . • rueuafttm WUXL.Y 8~ THa . ...._. , · BUFFALO SOCIALIST P!JBUSHING COMPANY SlY.E.tpSt..c.Ws- l!RJ111"ALO,N.Y. II"'UJJOIt aiRUJI1UED• . , . _ kAJITDt HJUSLIUt, ,.,.__. HafftY Turnuu... ,__,. STI!.PH&H }. M.AHOtQ;Y, . _ ..... ~ t52Y.E.p:Stn.e.Wfs- BUFPALO.N.Y. ~'"T1I:OO,_.,...,SOc:ll:l:--a..,..,.w.taacW- . v ~· . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Every Workingman Should Hear Seidel Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d930c541d7f42b68cec5a6a991278a1c.pdf 951930dd8700e327e91d2ed0cc7fa3dc PDF Text Text __ .,. Proprietors i:Joe: Polltician to Do Dirty Work. Oi>e Man Commlti Suicide Rather Than ,Aiainst Fellow Capltallsta.- Four Indicted. . and File Conspicuous 1;y Their Absence. Workers_Did not Take Kindly to Soft SOap Ladled Out by Democrat Faker. ..-ba t i he Lle~~ern• ••(;.-t,t f r omt.h•· "''"'oJPOli"s. '' ll uwr~> •y . wu •lrh·ini a t, With 11 Do•lh o.:ra t p,..,,, Ji>n t i~ J>o•.,r, a Ca r oelj;li: nL.,.IIIl , and '';trl it from tb,- ""'POjoQiiu.'' ..1'1 the ai 1le·l lf! JLpiag and he(uddl· 11 Wilo ou •huuld hnJ'J"'n tQ b..,eJen- ~:~~~~~ ~=.~-' ~~~~:~··~=1 1 ,::e<~ ~~;_ ·~:.,~:.~ ~,:11~7: ~1o11,~n...;:;~ke~ 1:.'! IIIOriiQf! DI e\'U r.olle~l~•l. ws~ urduly pi le d 011 th., 10 ,]o i1 nf! out th.- poJit<", ID<l 1f th e poli ~e ~oulo\ 'n ot hat r ou r h_nd • co•·:~~;~::~:~c:o.:~=~;,~o:~1 :i~::~:~i~~~;=~~;::~E~Y,;:;_:'::~::! the • l4;hle"t c! u,. 10 hi" 11 , . ~·our hi de1 with b a ~'Oihlt• nu ol bti l!e t ~. You aurely would '' ~o:••t it hom th<• ~~:.· ~~~::.~:1:~ "~.,:~~~ ~;:~ "~;:::1:~~ · ;:~1 ~~:.~~~~~:~~ [;:~:~ "d of thr Uait e d !<tat~ •. " " " t o tb ... wor ki ll~ ~!3.-.• &! Ill<" Trlloi~~ lln l! 1 ..-on•lt: r why tbat !•a rt y .. ,.,., It• ! Labor ("ouudl p i ~ n k ~I Hra un ·~ \ 'ark Oil the 1ol atform if hi o luoo·kt•n Oil L>lb<>t D11~· . h im t o " "i n. What in th o• n~ llo P uf ~O!Uil!llll • en~'! ia · tht' lholle~ t hilu r•• fr om tl•~ •ou ld tL ~ luloo r lo•n•lc r. o f tL •~ to""" · "! �Smilllst Cilndldilft for Ultt Prtsldtnt . EMIL SEibEL will •peak at ljal/ c~nvtnti~n Saturday Ev'g~ SEPTEMBER • • 21ST Reserved Seat 50 Admtaslon IS Cents Cen~ Tickd. ·are fOr sale at Socialist Headqaartcn and at nU Branches. Allo at all opto air mtttiDg. of the party. IIJ. RmJ IJml · - fw ,..;, M--.. . . . 3. '1'. Stbulz tlk4o &o ~ W mulcll or Vllea&l.De Schall. ~ r . Bcbals $ Sons BBOE DE.i.LEHS. JUDH8 oj ~~!'~:;:• 01 Par•~ Arch Supportlni-.Shoes 318 W'at Utic:a, aaf EJilnt~.,'.. 1-18 .A-LL£1'1 8T.;-II~.ll.O, X. Y. �Louis josephson· . $";';,;,, Cl•tbl11g ,....,... ...,. R.orb..ttr P-Pir..JIO. . ~76---aa.:...Buft•lo.N. V. . .-· �~W"UUa.TftTKa BUI'FALO sbaAusr PUBI.ISIIING COMPANY · ~) -· Sl Y.&pStr.t. :W S. llAJtTDC Hai:II..Q......._.HBNRT TVTTMlLL. . . _ , . . IUP'PALO, N. Y, . . A.dik-. t 51 Y .itap ..... W Door . BUPPALO. N. Y. ~Ptb$1 .00 ,.,.,.. SOc .m ;--.ptya!Nh,th. . . ~- .-,, . btnf'd u leCOGd-ct.. uu.tcer JDlle 6, 11111!, at the pan Bllfl'aJo., 'New Y«~ . 'llDIIer cbe Aet·tl ll;areh a; 1,m omce" ~ SATURDAY, SI!PTEMBI!R 7, 1911 P6R PaBSIDENT EUGENE V. DEBS. of Indb.oa FOR VIC! PRESJDENT POR LIEUT. GOVERNOR EMIL SEIDEL. of Wiscoruio GUSTAVE A. STREBEL NO COMPROMISE ne\1·11pRJl(~~ Wt'l'C qui te su~riied T h!• local capita l ist and exci ted n f<'w tlnyx 111;0, to leR n l thll t the S<M!inliHt pa n y would not Bull ) IOOI!oe'. Not ool y w ill t h.- Socinli61 party not MOO!!<• •·nndi<lat et. in the ~I y ear 1912. lmt lht>y wi ll t•ircnmstnnet'!l. 1111pport t he en nd idtlt <:S of nny politicnl whnte,·c r . controlled hy dw CRpitli list claM. You will rlDit· that W t' l'lpeak with (·nnflderh.'t!. Thi M i~ UQI w .. hH'"" tlw gift o f t•roplwcy. nor y t>t bo.'('RU8e of 1111 1111-'!muptiou of su ))(' ri nr insit l£- know l e<l ~·· of the l'OII t »t' of eveo t11. mnkc this lftate· men!. uut Hl< n pt'('lllinr tlistove ry. hut llli 11 11imple fn<' t wh it'b e"\'e r~· nwml >f' r of t he Sne inlist part~· knuws. "'I! 1 In t hf' <lay wlwn th.t' Sociali><t rn o\'CIIll'li t iu lillY city t•ndol'!lt!ll the <:8Ut!idnt ;'tl of o ca p ita list pnrt.•·. or fn ils to mnk l' no111 inn t ions in the .\~~::r~-~~ ~~.;~be;:'~~i~l~~l' ~~~~·~n,:~~~:~~~~~~~ ~~-~;~~~~li~)\.~~=r~~ !~~~~-it~~~~} ============e==================l that dtHrnt'U'r ou t tuuati cll ll.•· r end the mNdns out of t'hl' Sot-ialist pur ty. T h,· ,.(m.ll t itu t iou of th•·'Soo it~list pa rt y ex pl'es.<lly Rlot ew th at untl er nQ <' in· u~t.II IIC<'II u- ill fu~io u of any of its ~ron p11 with capitalist pnrty ~~~: 1fl~t:e,~~~~~~~~~~~:;~n~t re1~b~'ilf h~~-! ~i;~:t\P~;-'~ 8~ i~~T~fi c01111 ~ra, -~~ployer 1 11 Wllli.•m J. the Moo11illm or 1t11y Hi 1ni la r ~t· heme to ch lorofor m t he wo r ken;. Tn eveey labo~ , ' 1 • 1~- ~ de'_out Cbrottlall el.,..•tion, it i11 thf' ~iR i istfl a~ain;;t the fie ld. -Wid tn 1916. lUI )f~~rk l•·•:lu~ t; J>Olot"'-'111· At 1 ~~~~~~;~,u:::;~~~~~~~~~~71~~~-o~i:i~~e 8;I1~~.1 1 ~s0 ~e:,~:a;~~:'t~~-t th:rt~i:~: :,:~~~:~~~r~~u~::r;.,'~:;,'~:.;:',~..g;;t..;i-.;,;;;;:~.;;;:;;;;;~,::;;,~;.;;;;,..,:;;;.r,,;~;:;~~;;::;;;;.~;-;;:;,;;,;;;;; ~M~~""'~'::""'~'''::....~':":""-:"'·J.;;;~~·'-.'f~';:~~-{;:~:':;· p nr ty. . . . . I~y~~;ir~i::;::•;:~~~:~ ~: belie•·e; tn'::'O::J;~:.~~-~~~h1~ 0~~a~;~7;~~:: 11~:w~~tnJ~1 ~ 1-' ::a~:ri\;;'~~~~~n~~~~~::~= i~=~ ~~::; ~r~~; e,:;~' t~:~ ~; 1 I to tbnt in Bnff11 lo t lw S.wtahsta would uot ftliit! wrtb t he Bull ) !OOIIt'! tho> En•:y ~inli~o't who r•·11d it . 11-i m p\y hn\\· INI with ~le<>_nl th e hare ~o~ng- tb~ ~;:';~~ 0 ~ ·~~ f'~~~7~~~ -~~~l'y ~1:1t1 ~?.:rO~:· t ~~,-.~~~~~:~h ~!rt~~~\'J:~~~: ~·rtOlt~ly Hl~hjeet rt f Tb 1 :ul:;_;illio..:~:• B~~~~~=ni the tarty ;fl ~be :ork~~ 1 ;;'~7;~~:t:rn~.>O~itbt p r OI>O!It' fusion with _a \' Rpi t 111ist pa r ty woultl .hf' to l'~l ' ll~lllllll, ...... llnd wonl•l ~ ~~~<tiiMI~IOURbly he e :s: pd lcd hy ni'I·IRmRtiDn. The bft .t~n i H th em " a ~:;~~~::·:ne]1t·l~~-n~: 1t1 ~t·T:;,~II~~~,. ~,\:::,,~~~;. IH'Ver biHI !'() htth' r Rod eon- J If ·:, . B ut. 1 .e:f 0 fa ir wage 1' :0 : 1 ~:~: k~;~· :~~~~~ 10b~..,·::~·;;u f.,·t "' 1!1\"o· tltn n ks fn r tlw l'ru ~rl'SIIt\'t' pnrt~ r· ·fuc-•· f•tr tlw ]"~'· '· is h so u ls wh o iuuu::itH"d tltt•y w•·r·· . who m r•·u li ty Wo•rt• uw r •·ly tutft'o•rinK fr ow ·· 00111-: ·\1"'•·•· 'J"h•· ., I ••JJII•·. Wh•·rl• lit <'~· Ji •··· 111 0st l~· .\ lrlll•· "piNl~ u f t! huu g c'' go~e H woud~· rful WilY i t h•· u""'d fu8-«int-sli of the nv••rRt;"f" politi t!a l r t•forme r . Ji~l l'~trl,\" dOt'll 1110/'f" th a n t o tiiKCOI\Il l eOIUICe grHf t . J t mH k•· c:r11fl impoui hl ~ . hy a <"n rnplt·k cl t an~e in ou r .-conomic dit ru ros. ~u hstilntint; ord er for th•· prex•· nt i ml u t~~tr i ll l nnnreh~·- llllliJ IIII!"ba r 'l.'' J111t lt 1111d~ aoy dll!«n"'!' to r lu1 whether Tedoly U Tb ~ w ork ~u waul hi~~:h ..-~@.<... Tb. o l wt apoa 'hat the .w·or ktra .baY~ aol )" ~ t 0 11.,., tb~y ~;ti n r.ontrol of. tb~ •ati· of titaodard Oil err the ,J > to J>IY low WRj.!eJ. 1.-truf"i !:tow to ha11dle. ou• bno.11~m-• of tb• JIO•·eromu.t, t hf'j ! ~o hooly tlell\c. thtt lloe wan t •llort houn. Tba Th~ y 11M tb~ I~Jo; ool atur•• to VI .. Ia•• will ba•·.- 110 ttouble obtai..,., hi&b ~r ;1 ftnaadlllj tlt e n~ :y•1 · oo loo K boun. fl •·o r1b l~ to t h ~m IO<l unh •·orable 111 wa~;f'l, Jhort1r l:t ou ro , bett~ r work illl of 1111!; but tlw Ste.el Trott hal jut Willi iltiiP, lit)", well t be matH.. ~ood ition 1. ri1111p.r.a.. ti011 Uti, t>ld liCe 1 littiO' tOO 111uth JIII Wrr o•er ~ JS,- Wtll1am ...01 Alw. T it •. n•·w Tnft huuo u r •·u•ls. · · Tiw .-\ sfest .'' Trtl <' . th •· uf r<o hhinlo! work··r.~ w a.~ ne···· r ~0 pfc. Hoosen•lt hu t tO llS ro·n·l stj.!'ni fyill l! Ti r eMn ....- Run t. ur Tyrauni{'n iRu ler . "'i\11011 · · W ils nn Thill·~ A !I ·· Xu turall~·. u ot h iu,::- it> Mid uloout IIIH lll. ;\l urJ •h.v .1 " u ttnrM~ und tht· r~t uf t he g11ng; h ut eve n uiJ . jr"s too tutlt'h . U,. h11 hutt ous r eAcl. _:;.:W o r kt•rfl of t he Wor ld t :n it e. W h idJ apJh·nl~ mo.~ ! ilt rongly I~ you .llil a wo r kiugman f i ~~~~'"n:~:!':.~~-~;.u';,o~~ 1 ,.::~~. ~~~e~h.-;.on~rt;b::i~~~':~~et'!~ :~·~~"ou:'r ;:r~~~~:; ; ;aL 1 ; to t h.-ir ''balldJ' Ill otingy, badly ··.-ntil I Th ~;o- 110~ th.- jatl"... to burl illj UIIf tiOII J aa•L i!t •melli1111 •bo(M in r>rJ~ r to lt..eJ' a11ain11 b.bor organiza tiollt rrstraiaing <\ro,· of th •· hr illia 11 t •·andidatu for Co ngn.'HII iu 8 weslt' r n •1~..-, .._. ,,., a..,. t beD1 f rom pir kPti1111:, from J'IYilll" York di~trit•t 11.ilows. loy !wk. t hllt wh nt we ll t!~.J is to go ""··k tu t' T be wor ker• • ••t tbe m a~ hlae rJ tu •trike beu .. tlh, from pubtl •hinll' thr pot1lwn \II IWOUI t h .. btgplanba nd htgmterewtR ll tt doc,;u t bto ... t.-~~:uard"'l. Thr. ~ mploy~ro ohjll<·t oamrt of ''u11fli r ll rm•.'' ft om doi11g m t nttou t lllo; ?"" 1to111 l ntUIIpo r t a t tOJI hu t \\ e HII P i lD~ ht llll llt l! aafet,- eppli&llee• eottt mortey. 111yof thr tb inge ~~-~ lr.atl lo .-ieto~Y, J,·st r oy the lilt.: lak e f re i gh t er~~: and go- ba<:k to th•· canoe. to hn11t t he , Tb r wo rlt~ra wan t th~ A~~J• Ioy., ro to Tlor y b"' tb r. m•lotu• an d th r pohre I or """'a;,.., t:.~~~~~~;~.~~-~~t~e~J 1 ~,~~t~n~8:: ~~~ ~·t: ~~=';:,r,o;;:l ~~~!~~~~::~;~-~~~~ ~ ;:11:~~~~~~: •:~;lo~:•,.illj~:~: for ~tt ·d . ] t wou ltl ma ke mo r e u-ork, ht< uy11! "''"'t HI lngi<' fo r ynn . · -;::i::u:; ~:.~'~:b ..~::. •trik~ro • ad ,Jrive rh.-m ::;k;.:.~••~~::·~~~e~~~~~~~:;;~~ ;:~ 1 .A ye, th y O'lll . ll'et an th fto<t thillg., &lid mor~ . They- .-&11 pu t t h million · a ire • • • fll ll p~ tety 011t ot bu t h:o-. !'hey ~aa 1ete the miDN • • •,. h om t br m i 11 ~ 0,..,.,._ tltn railroad• awa y from tb~ raihoad owa t ra , tha bi8 f it.· tariro 1wa.r h om t lt e bic far tory 11w11. ::·~~~~~•, ~~~~-;~ o.:::;~~r ~= Jtriket-L Tlo~ ~ p­ are ho rr HI..c!,- aot l~oe­ ... pltalbtt palie-<1 o« t loi•' MuoN t bey wu e ~•o 11bt o!Woo.l't ~...-oma~ l ttetl W~ll . lle l!orgu fOD iro.l ot Lbe .-o..;auy'• batk· In~~: farilitlrs, aad tltrouab t ltt!m' Of th tout ry ·1 bill dtJNln...,nt . "oru 111..s d~>artmut tton • •h ·i rt ltl11r, =•te.i' lt miahty wi~e 1111 tiry l or "'ery newtpaper editor to walk 10ftly wbeD be i1 ,Ji..,.,.,.;.,1 Morga 11 n•l bl• ::: ~!~~a~-o:::·tati~:.lytbe '· · The re'll !;OUud O.. l prolltot N! of mo re l111poita uc.e to them Tb~y are able to ,J11 tbeH tbi GI!'I wort, . tt • tbouulld dolan to Ute Tift th an hum~n tif~. . tw-nllH tb e wo rk ~ n b..-.. •·o11!'d tl:t e111 !low! By put bii!Jt the Jlf'la~i pl n of and the Umpeoill( ladle. ot thl' pr-eu Th., wo~k ~ TI Willi t ll th~ l r ~omr1<1tl ioto pow.- r. pubH• ow nert ltip ;11111 the d1111taia 111 all lte.reld It far u d wi de! Wb11t boclbf ~~·:·=~ ~~-i"~~=~~~=~=: :;tP~~ r~;;.:.~:p,u~i~~:,~:~:' !77.:::::!: Iii~~:=~~;~~~::. be&Jd tbat the jill Tbi t ehDtllp wat t.be ori r:l.al ll etbould lla•e tao•11 tltat . l'llile ;, loolu perfeetly h.ir ;~,~~~:·~;:.o o~u~:.,s:"ao;:;~ ~-':''~!.::~ ~~ -:~rt~~-;_ WHO OWNS YOUR dOB i ::ddu: ::::ot 1111111 At ~·,·ery ek'l'tiou . membcn of the work ing c\MA fu~ th~m~t:hl'l\ 1 motm11 ~mmlgTI:o• . . . T~t.r dl')'t'Dd l or tltfir eampai,;rt fu11tl • work era .,..11 the m1ehiiiH, not Ull til lia, Bou• Pll11n a ad bi• Ilk, minor ~· • OTkiDf el~ 111lht~11b . ~bo dare t,~ l•llt•·k. in thl' f,.,.,. ove r t he <lllt'irt im J of " !."T&{t," ~'Otntpt iOD m office. Tlte u ",'ter•,. aa t th r-lf ~ h•kl :e n to eu luti•·ely ll toon hu•in- men. t be wltco le J•roolur t of lahol' 1>4'111"11'' lraJ~- t hey een ~ torJ~h·en for the:r t Uih a'-ollrt tben l.,.aa•·ole.ll~ ~.~~:::t:~i~i1~'~·1;;:::: th1~~- m~:ti: ~:~~!~:~~~hth;'?;!;~rn;':'~~ ;~::~ !:"0:7._ •e; h; ~~~:~.~~=~~11;;11th~o e!~~ 11 ~~~:~:1 ~~:~:~.::~·~~:~ t!:,:;:~; !: ':,":_'• will 1111 "·•·all h. h ut it dOdi U't make A n ickl e'n \"fOrth of differ ence to the wo r kmg d~t~~t~. umler Cspitaliiiiil, wh tot he r t he ci t y ndmin illlrlltion ill ~ :Ctl'lii'RJI'UII I or .-.oonom icnl . . Aa a ma.tt er of und e_r Capita li.llm , it IS 811 Md i'II !IUtge to t ho; wo r kmg cl11811 tf t h e adm_JD o!ltra tl on ht retl nn n~0:511u ry clerk11.. t-Ie ..."'~ lnl'rl'ly loaf about t he CJty boll and draw ~~Cir pa ~·. Th.- r ea_JIKi n h t>H IIl th e f11ct t~a t eve ry wor~{'~ who make~~ a h ':IDK 111 tb~ t way _111_ keJ't from eompt"l tn g for th e l~m.lt e<l nu m ber Of J_ObA o,..._.n_1~1 t ht- .~· tt~ . _If 1\MI d r. rb HT'e fi r ed by th e Ctt}. t hro.u gh eco nom teal rae:.. ~~ tloe ... wa r to 111e 10 Tlt il I• the me:auge of Sodalitlll to n d ll ll!•e r tor t h~ J>OOr. tile world. Th So<-ialitt Putr il Jt ri •·· .. n tlloaJ4 be .. platza .. d.I J' lllb illll to ri··~ tbi t ~K· ~oD•.rt!le, det· that. Mtan we Clll ban \!Ia - - . ' lai te' upr.-Nioll. 'aa4l ot ~eta. 1aell Jt I• • • i111portaot mNIIge, ooe - 1Dut hne admiDinrll~ ~ ~ you · • hould t l11dy tl>orou~ f or the ton aDd J~ 1l'bo b.IY6' tbl wod:1D& Sodal\u movemen t it bon11<1 In the lle&r ea. pol.at o! "t1ew, w1Lo ta.,-e ~ I f11turr. to ~l!ed yon r in~ome, you r rigbto ~ r~ll ~~be a n tla ble tor tbetr nore:a nd t he JiOUrnm,n t io alway• for t be rit'h ~~:;•";·orker want labor IIIJI(• le tio to ]'~teri tb:i r ill tereoh . ,.;,e ~ ...~ r loyrrt_ ft,l!ht labor J.o&itll.tion ~&UH' It it rllll trlrY 10 thei rL Thll work~"' lft! dete""i"ed 10 get wba t th~y wnnt. The emloloyera nrf' •leterlllioed to prr-·eat tbf'm. #. e:!_, ·::~~!''!., '!:rr~t:l,:;:;\: ;.:~~, -~~e ~~~~~~;hl;~o~:::~~ auo etf to it for t he workillg el..,, e:cr~pt · • 1~1 ot plat form eltp-lrap, madt to ll•t ID 1111 • llld II Ot t~ Trrtly, the re 11 110 limi t ·til t be ano· pnt nnlrmt>t i11 wbit h tlte rlut it held b,- t ~ ,; 1 · · . ian•: wu..., 11 t hort t ime rt ferri111 to the IDII!Illp11ot . l:.tl. ; "' k'"ll' ~~~.. iato thlnlti~l!' tlon t• ! he . . are tt .: ... m; for '.~; rtth ea-d,: ~ ...:.::t~·/ ;~ ~~~ ,.11::..n~~. :rl Utllpt 10 railro••l F.uor llotl O i~Vlllllli t t. rota mrnily 011 Red b.-Jie•r 0, thr .,1111 rft will bll"e. thelr' n.-H 1 . ; tlw atOilHd worlt in R dau , 1 ~ ":~ 11 J>re rut. ' .. ,t of thioa_eod ltaad r~ of boobl, wloo b1>'i! lu~ bow t p ' ~• 111d amirk wh ile thei r tla11 ;, being h~•ultl'd, ftO<'keol to h•r thr J erH)' nrilte-br.-alter 1t11 Utbor Day. Tltey lelr ned t.bJ t t he be1t thl11g for lbe work ing d&N to do I• to vote r01" t hei r mutera, t ad troll t br111. So111e of thr- tbl ngi Oor . Wll.o11 d id 1101 d••· ~~~,. were lh~ tollowl ll g: •Why l1 It .Someh·O'I'. lleo·., t hat raaybe, atter all, the re ;,. 11olhl11i"' IIIJ,..,..or abOut tbe rtay of whith thr rl~lt -•r.-~~~adr. h i• t ruo.· !bat th e preetlo~r• tell 111 to 1.oe hu11o bJ., ea,J I~ the~ rle t oUr rorteu bt a u.,. we were mad~ tp b.- 1«•, and the uJlita lb h w~re a~ade to b.- rieb. l'et,t bl' rleh ,.,.,., 1 1100<1 ol.-alliltt- tht1- r Ia m"!l rHt'fdf. It it tror thtt the rleb a,.., • .t100tl •l~l 111ore •lrJi ra•·~t. ~~~~-~~t:~~~~~~~~~~~~·tnt~~~~~::of~~'!ea~-'~~IR~~ !!~e:\\~~ e~~p~:;et~.uem· Th:h•.,:.,:~:: ::::~: i~~o 1::~~=:1 :'-:-'~ "!':.a:;,Ul~--::::' .:!-:'~t~:;r :.i::::::~=.t~beort11:07,un~':~ ~=: ~~:~.'';;:p:O:!i~:tdUJ litn J "But," ~·uu ~Wy. "tloe~tn't the rt.'Dh'r pay all taxeaf" To he RUN' lt P olf)('!l; but if ta JJ: es nre red nt..'e<1 that {!Dell not mean !' redttcl ion of r l!n t; nor if tax~ are increAA<..'<l does it mean a n lld \·a n ee m l't'llt. T he rat~ of r en tA l a r e gu\·erned hy the la w o f 111pply and demand, uot _by fh t! r 11 lt- of tlLJ:a~io n. , l~ th ere a r e five tenanl.!!. f or e\·ery fou r hollfll!!l tn Buffa lo. r ent1 Wi ll ,be h 1gb . r eg11rdll"N! o( the t a:ce~~. If t ber e ar e five hou54"1 for c\'ery four ten antfl, ren iR wtll be low. regard· II'IR of th e t a xes. . · "":T ht: COitll o r gove r nmen t concern on ly th e KO\'e m int:: daM. J t \1!1 f':l:&ctly t bf! a rne 11.1< s n ~· other eapitali.t v e~~ ture. · ~.~ ~ 1 ~ !1: . : , k~fJ 1 ~~r ~~~e:~~·t::~ t:~~ llA1~~red~~~! f! ' h ie CUIIU o f operation will he solely in bia own int crn:t. R ill et181oni ers will Jl8\' for tht: goo<:IM hto IIC IIII, a ll th at eom pet it i•·e \'OIItli t ioll8 will en· a h lt• hi~l t o trel out of th t: m. H t: regula tdl h ill priL't'tl ~nldy on the llrt'n!lf h of 1\'ba t be can fee l . J lllt 10, the }a ndlonl l"e!(Uiotl'M h U! renta l n tt.>A on the haa il of what be Clj.ll Rd for hia bou.ew ur RJlartm!!liiL lit- tiolla. The ..-orkrra rrl6tt to the hoy~ot •nd tb e atrite. The rmployen re111rt to the blatkiUt an•l th e lockout. Tb tr & i11 wa r, ~ l"l"i l war, ~bet"'""' " tbetoe two grN t ho•ti le to r~n ;, t oeiety. 111 t hiJ war the en• tlloyertt uoe a - . pl..s&-111 tc o"" tlla ~tto ot a ..U dbc:ipli.Dtd Wlll"t:iDc ela• ort"llliUtloll. Onr~ th• w~rhr. orgnl~• ]'Olitlrally, lt bry nn wh•J' the I>OUH to e atand· ttill. Oa ~ .. th~y vOt ~ toget b ~r u .olid ly u t b ~r •tri ke IDII~Ih~r, th•J un btl·e r •·~ry th in.: th .. ir ow11 ••!· I m111 t be~ ~ ~ jud~ Do you e11dorH the fort&oing id .... l Ar.- you willillll' to tl(lht tnr t he emu dJ>etioa of your d u,t It ...,, we ill>"ite yoa to join th e Soeiali• t Pa rt y.. We 11Md u ti,.. wor kl'ro. &nd you r• ad· d re.. to t he A.K ret el')', :\1! w. Eag~ Stree t, flu l!alo, N. Y. I ---- . SOCIALIST LYCEUM COURSE _ ill in f.l \'0~ o f ~ower ta se11, beC!&UIIe i_t mea~ mon: y i; hill' po!'ket. p':':u::.~e:.~·~ital.l:~~ruat pre ble• ::;_r. o~~ey ia1~::":! 11 Pi:iY~~:;:;:I r.~.t~;r:=~~~~ ;~~:~~y 1~ ible rt !~~~~~~:!;::: ,': ~:~or~ns 811110~:! •::~i.·~~~t~~~IT)'lwff~~;~-~0 ;;~th_-~j;:t ~:~~~t~~ ~r1yho;'.,, ':!:~:~:::.• A-::,::,•1::! ·~: ~~=~~~~:~~h ;:.:t~:o::~:~".;;:::: ::7:~;: .: ~it~ ~~=e ~~~~rn~~:. :h~%ii:tit 1~ba:h:e ;::.':~~!ld t ?f ed !:;:,s;:~•~i•::~::~o111~ -:~::rut· !"~~:'it ~~~~~~h~ ; :,: 0.:;11 11 r!_t i!l hiOttmt ~nd_ t..'OIIbl 00:"JO~H_Qmt!cDI. . . • . . •• ttow Tbi 11p Happt" t o Heppe11 ' ' an4 l(lo.)ay t hr. great hope liee in tbe wor• · f.om plete ,.Jctory of • ootbet ~rty \ et. t he t!& lltta h .llt _partu• uwllt t ha t _tb11 11 lh~ ••.~ e on wh 1e~ ~ •' The ma• 8tn1Jle." iM cla• a wah to ita pow r r to 11111 ae-c:ure. ;~u.J :;~er! ~~gyngQ~e/~~~\To;~;A'E~~.~ : tw~~·.,::::n'~:\ho~\:~~::;J~t1~:: ~:~·;~:~\.n::~~~~.it• ,.Itt ~~:e·~~~~=~~s::,;~l;:• ~~~:\: -W H O O WN S ow11, t or tll: 111 Let t ht eapitaliatl fume abqyt. ' 'gra ft , " oor r upt i(l n a11tl that 110r t o ( '( 'lln Soriati•tt Bore to Oet ~Dyt bi D,C at &, y.u IIH, t lu! Sot.i11litt• are Ml tomplete retOD.It raet_ioll lri tb t hitJg. That '• thei r affa ir. -~ ~f the battle on the ialue t ha t me8Jl8 AU t '~ Tbl t thoWJ doat tJterc ia ~~~ · d~amera. They ant pn dial polltl· eue tlt.., reforming t De tlou coald · party wltie• r-.:u- wbt j It U 11p tialft bec-Aaae r ractical - i•l __telea- ta ia 110me •lith~ l=pro• etNaL wun-etb ing to tb e working clua. r wear~ ~lng ~fo~tol to ~- t:~ ri:m::~~,:~~ ::..~~~=~~:: :'at:~~~:::~:~. :·~,;·~: ~~~ ~·a : h~~ tbJ I : b,. ::t Note t he oubjed• eb-11 k! r th e Ly· r-.pia•L l ' ' •te. · 1 111 tlte Nortltt Wh_,- lt.'tthat t eWD leet11re ~oo,_ H ill 0111 by lbt What ia the 1a1wer It lli .-n t The Tiley n-ellae tba t thny mut t meel u d lbe t ODi p& TDth·• e1111 of lh·111K 111 low· Nat io111l Ol!lee of tile Soeialifl Pe rty. •· Jl appoo_., to 11&1'1"'"" lertu r~• ru~ the t he pe tt y I• orplli ~ed 10 t bet tlld. tariff 0 ft!a~ Rrita l• it u high a. In There were Su lo all o ... d~1alt w itb , ~ iali•t philotoot•by ot hi u ory. Tltfy The put hH u d the . pall-tltoal 11 lhlt t ou11try r \~·by ltua 't the Demoroot (Ill- or tbe " JOIIII'illl! ol tbe •how...t that ot ber r nnl! rltioll t lte•• th ' d~ . Tb · erat lc = •jority 111 tlte DooM trl eol to 1 ;~~..~t~::-~:,~~~~e"'~~i~~=\:~~;~n~~~~ith:tl!~~l:e:~ ~::::,~i::;_"'t,.~:i•=eba;:oek...~[. '".;~: ~;~~~~~~. Jed ur• • how!!d that rl::: · •li1• on the 111 tt of • wo rtrr it •• ra re euaM:d aew. ·' '"I 111, wb.-n · ~·rr Ill • mood to be • t ~ t•liu l ·hl}()ll l . t h•• 10l.em11 godliae• ot t be •h ~J•· k" pin l( t la.., alonJt ~ODlf.tl tbe m10yor of At 1~1:d ·~:e~~~~~~~:r~h~1 ~::~i~:; plafl~b~~e~ ";!,~~:~-~:.~,~ ·~:1 laDtle . ·, J ut! . . ~~:::: !:e!;,~h:/:d: blood-mekut wtre 11ot themtelvNl J t t hev do 110t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c9d88889eb0b573ccf6eff9a0e0f9409.pdf 562e65b53c9e18856b94068d43ca53f9 PDF Text Text Tl'l&"BUPPALO SOClAUST ·ISOWI'Im AND CON"!'ROI.UD BY ~ :WORaPIG CLASS �··;~:;:.:.~.-;~~~::.:... ..... ••· .. PICNIC Of BRANCH ~~~. .:;,:·,·~.:~.:::~::~:.:':~:. :,~:.~:~::·,:~ l llin•l"lth d1rr- 1 '1~"·1• "• 1, Qbln ! '" l 'uot~tll•h• ,lim W lllt lll!o~ hrnuJ: ht t wu """' " '"m l..•r• nl thr la.t mrrlln~. ( lu ll ,.lo n>.lllod ~··I 11 f,.w "'"'"· 1\ ' ""' 11 1 th~ t 'omuolr• In Han11olj•h 11rr "'"ll hlll "" olow tha t a IIUIIil rau lol llll~ l ly 1·11~11 ),, , Anol tho•n tb f' r(J lrn ol/11011( ruuhhr I Soti.JIIst C.Jndld.Jtt lor Ul« Jll'tsldtnf lASSALLE SEPT. ••·••k"1 .ojuuru In Th~ "'"cnn!l 1nnual . JUe nle n , b laaert !bhl of It• klad •• tbt held the •u•pi ee~~o r Bra nd• 1..:-qalleof 1Ju11'111o "illtakfo plllft'/11 Joeepb n,..,,., ll ulem ,\\·r., nur II CloM•k toonw:• . !'. Y., Su11d1y, lli!t ht, 111 12, ilelltlfledto\)Ur rt'll~tfu.la t · oabi!half of itt" .. a1oae. Tile pyramid, t he bl'llfl!tll tleflb.UI, mo.qull o, eve111 cu dalbl a ll&refrom a JIOJHT-.ltrowd ....... EMIL . SEIDEL will-'< at lj~/1 Coilwntion 21·8T Saturday Ev'a~ 8EPTEM.ER M(nwlon ·t s Cents •. Reserved Seat ~ Cenu Ticket• art (or •ale a t Soc:ia1itt R eadquartan aDd " aU A.t.o at all opm alr ll*tiap of tbe party. lit-:, 1111<1 Ia n~e of llr" 11'1111111 j.:ll ~·t-r~ <>f diMI>JO.Ohttmut. ' It wu trill! •Juitllr.ly. 111111 tlttrr I• Ulll)' OIIIIIIU taH, J'C'!'al llllf. Tlir.P lWlD"'b . . d a nd al0111 IW<> ,,...., wi•l•. l>a11r~• •••I •~t..,UII ht81111 tu ,:row "''''''"'''<'"'•Ji -othr.t amattml'nh art hthl In rhi~ hall. 1 •k rlrkia~r. Julu, howe~·er, 11 .m~t 1-... lbf'd at oa~e~ or the o wn~n tnt '" hi• nobl• froat · ia the .. 111'4!1hh tkat no mor,. lafonna tioa wao\J. '\\'bUtt Jabal.1,.r Ia tile troll.jll mund•· bt rh·ra out about t bl' ' laneaM' of Ia· iaJ ladll!tri<~~~tl~. littealllJ' witll 11 IOrt Kien~· Oint Pirlor --- -'!"'- _ _ _ u,... Jo.upla W•t• · . ...... PL&IlOOW ~ .,._ 1~ ~-c.,._, a.o., A venu. �HltSTfERS COLUM'I �I"UILISHI:!)YDELT 8T THa PllBlJSiiJNG . ........... , COMPANY · BUFFALO SOCIAUST 5lY.·e.p,...._waILUtT1p K&~Sl,..D , , . _ HanlY TUrnuu.. ~ ' A"'- 1 !ol 'W. Lp Sbw1. W 0.. ~ Ptb$1.CIO.., .,_,_.a Bl1PP'ALO,N.Y. PJtA.n uatari'RmD. - : - STUH:Dr J. Jl4HD!'f'ET, ._....__ BUI"PALO. No Y. _.a..pq-~W.Ia.n- ~· m.auerJ -. 6, IPlt, ar: Lbe pan am.:. u Bd'alo., New Yorlr, &DdeT tM Act otlC.zda a, ur:e Eaterel! u ~-d- SATURDAY, AUGUST 3t, 19J2 FOil PRESID!!HT EUGENE V. DEBS, of lndia.oa FOR VICE PRESIDENT EMIL SEIDEL, of Wixocsi:o � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-08-31 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1912-08-31 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n013_19120831 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-11 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v01n013 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/bce48a93183d6862dfd2aaa9c02ee425.pdf 3d65a6e15c9c2cbd7092133b3c34cb46 PDF Text Text THE BUI'I'ALO 500AI.lSr is 01l'Nm ANI> OONTitOU!D BY THE 1VORXJN(; CLASS Price Two Cents I �NU.GA&A. r AlllA. ' .La&lle ill IIOW a l'i Uagt to all ill· i ~Dt• u d i>Dr~ Unce Friday, AWJ· u.;c. l6tb.. About 15 o f tbe loul !o~n- leu t: 11gOlll, br. Cnf*7'• radH o..-oo p~d do•111 011 tb a uuau..pHI · brought bome aad b b -- ~;!.:~~~~-·;,;!:\o ~~==·~~~~~~:tO: :':tent1h-::..1~b~~:;~·~,t~~lritb in to t bf' t o wu _bll io ghaatly fea.r !ttt room., of the )O<";al La !:Salle up1Jall~ u would hap1oeo tn JlR-H.IIt. llowe•·er, DODt tbo we d up a nd the comrade. tb ingtpl ng t otbe degrte tblt DOt nra If tbey weu all tb~. IM"t ion of f-6.35 wu takeo . . They promi~ tO gi>·., ua a better a udieaell! nut . t irn• a ud tura out ia a b-otly. La Salle · will ~ ~~ atart gattiug red . _ __J .- & ''-P - AHSONS. '!" Pre..nt .iate of affail'l. ' llt beld all of tba political paJUM f:.:~p1 Soela llat Part y, are ff!pntellted bt tame elaN wbo )lava bH.D fooUng f'('OI'It . Jlb utt era a«~t mar ba•·e at 0 .-er tbe beada of maa7 , bel!a"IIM of bb " preel" ••·"~ "'""~·•••f11 tb ll! f111ure tboul4 111 Loekf'lll1, Ita woold attend oa aeeou al O:! tlle Fitlt: Be most bOw " Wbat'• So~ Wha'ttm•t.•• _,T hilil a eple;~rl work by John M. Work, Nltional Secntary of the Soei:IU.t Party. In k be takei up all the qu,.tlou brooabt • up by uU.:&oeialilta ud uplainr'lhem tun,-. &eond :, H e mlllt. know the cooditiODI that ao~rn the wOrkiq- olau in the UDitei:f Stata of Ameriea---eonditio11:11 whieh .U. rro..-.1 " ·bi ob wu qu i~ kly augme ntfd l •y J·~~u r!by .-.·hoae eurio!l t y I" OmJ>ted t.hf' rro tojoiDtbeerow •l-..·bere tb e lll l <'trllilll; a nti mu t u ly ad dreu'o t th e '' iaitio.~: eo mra.J.:- hf' l<l tb~m, ma a y of h ia •nllif'A at tht> old ' >araie• were tf'~toh·d_ with .. ntbup.lJUi tic a pJ>ro•·aL. 1! 1'1 '"'a i ~·Ri~ or ra l' ita liat 1-odety wu ·· lo•t·l ~· follow ...l 1 11•1 ra n leol <'O II >"Ictlon . Mu ch "''1'1 r ka a~ . 1' JI ,.'a U lliug t br. tr uth,'' •·Tba t 'a n far t ·· •· ll r llo ow1 w hat I~<·"• t ~ lk in,: 11 bou t .' · we re f tt· 'l"rnt l:v bea rd . W.•!l ..· ill ~ rom r llt lf'o ba\'e ne•·11r be.ld " murr "uerenfulno l'f't i ng. F.••erx t• ~a ".' lit~t<ll ur e wu ao ltl. ll a •l a coll ec· t oou 10.-.o ,U.k f'n U!• !her.- '" no doubt !~~~ri!eu':u~~st~~r:.tit~~: ;~mo=-D!~~~ Thir!:~ J~~ :~BJ.~~w:i-. th: development of th~ Sociafi.t PafiJ'. the political exprtllion of the WDrkiog: el.uL Be ~~l.ld re•"a ' "'I'be SocialiR Mov\ment,~~ b7 Be~. Charlet B. . Thf' ai xth ~ nnual eo o•·enlioo of l!<l ll lf' fl ~n.t .L o:nc,. o f Xew York · llni~lo.:>tl up t bt- buJ inH 8 of thf'ir t ioP on l a~t - T bu rotl a •· aft f r a '"" " '""-•~....,.~ i ou. . •· llur injl l b ~ ron •·e oti on. .ome · I u·~olu t in n• -..·er~ l " .,N' Ot ..U ..-hid.o u ua· ,.,1 ··~ry beatrd argument ~ ~~~ d ehatf'll "" In th .. . unlon ·~ "ll it ude un I'Oi i t l~ l llt\IOD t o ha ck up the1 r ID<lu U n a l d e l;fNLESS YOU ARE FA>IILL\R WITH THE GREAT Qj)ESTIOSS I N' THESE THREE BOOKS, YOU ARE NOT roiLY OO i\lPETE...~ T TO DEBA.T~. OR EVEN TO VOTE lli."TELLIOENTLY ON ·THE SUBJECT OF SQCIALISU-THE GREA.TEST SUBJECT BEFORE THE Al!EBIOA."' PEQ. . PTJE TODAY. . ' . While tb t-y Jut, tbe BUFFALO SOCIALIS'r. WILL SUPPLY ALL THREE OF THESE BOOKS FOR 25 CENTS. .. This il • · bargain in Socialin Literature: •. " ·· J111t encl01e 25 ee.tta. Say, "Send me tbe quarter eombi.nation.:' "The Work book, the Slayton book, and the "\!"ail book. ' We will do the re-t. We eaJUJOt, however, ltUI,ra.Dtet .to 811. ol'l'lers after the lal*! of 10 day. aftter the appeara.Dee' of thil •nnooncemeu.L Get yoW' order iD at onee. ADD=Sr~~TI~~L~~~JF:~ff- 80- �..... for :.... Enclosed please find ··· sulJscription t o the Bu/I'alo Socialist to the jollowinz address; t IVrlu Pfofnivl ............................................... ........ Street .......... City ............................ ............. . .J.~'anu �~-~IIAI!1I~ - ~.-.:aL.TB'YTHK BUFPALo SOCIAI.lST PlJI!IlSHING CDMPA:NY RY, E.pStr.ct.WallAitTDfH&OUI&. , . _ _ KDQtTTUT'THILL, ~ Atlck..1 SZY.&opStn.t,WHDoor BUI'l'ALO,.N.Y. l'1tAJ'K. ~. " : ' STSJ'KDIJ . ~......... . BUPPAI.O,N. Y. ~ Ptb$1.00pii'J..,, 50tU..-b,pa.,-.W. Ia ~ ~· Em.tred -.IICIJ04..e~ maun J&M6, 11112, at tiMi ~' oJBce a1 Bdilo, :SP' Y« ll::, u6er eM A.e1 o:f ~b I, :r.11 SATURDAY, AUGUST 2<. 1912 POa PR!.SID!NT EUGENE V. l?RBS. of lodia~ FOR VIC!! PRZSLDENT EMIL SEJ.DEL, of WUcoruin � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-08-24 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1912-08-24 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n012_19120824 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-11 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v01n012 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. 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Price Two Ccnta �~mit:! :i<: Tblt lllfl&od a llowed the ~ll mradH ~~ell :! tieluu a nd gi" a way the • 3 a 11d Ja' t bi• maa.er set o11t alot11f I*'J>le tb.lt 'otberwl• .e ould llotbegott o by•llinl tlrk et1 . We fOt111d that it t;f8 t ed l lltu ... t among t.b .. N;~mrMe. . tat bad ru)t bd cire tab11 ny ID i ereft. i.t We ui"' 1m&11 Loeab t o try tbl1, or pi 0111 tJ~ket .. dl~ ll( 10 l'C!I III11 plf ltave it u11.Jentood with the boY• to IJin tllt'lll 1wa y •itb i'allt iO a to pro-· P""li••etomer., Lal•oftimn .ibeywlll ~OIIUl out or uurtl'ly. Give away JO DI' literature aud tab ur • rollectloll. J . t:. PAMSO~S, ~i•Kt.ra Frtlt.. ---'- - thma..l•·ul R11ndolj>b Lor•l O),..ne<l but\qu1rter• lut.Satutdllynilo(b t . Mo re ~:raft. T br~o~ovNUI>IPnt uffieitl ' areto'i"''"' P>O rtl han.fl,OI'IO,OOOin .. !;~!:: ;:~;~t~::;;-k:~ u.::.~~tr tbr 1-'if"'t : He mUIIt k.Dow i ' Wba~'. So atld '''h~t lao 't." Thil it a Hpleodi•l work by Jolw. M. Work, National Seeret.arr "'qf tbe Soeiali1t ~arty. J.o it. be takea .up all the ((UI.'ltiont brouaht up by Ulti&eialilt.a and upla~ them fully. .. thir tun1· 11 11ol tli'T\'iTP" fo r tht llut·cc"" o r t L~ '""""· Cotnt• ng11n, lluf !•lu fOWT&•io."~. You art wrl ro111 ... ~;ave Our ~~~~ ~eJ:!osJn~~"'s:!:es~7d:!:~..!:::iliti~~~!hl:b~ ':ro :C.tahllah Hu4qua.rten. i• lookin~: " ' "'1!11•1 for • u,..,, mor~ ~ni t •hl~ 1•l•n t(lrJ, fur ''"' bea,lqnn· aro.] •'ll-'' to l•f' J.,.u .. r al,lt to Sigu.-d wt .• ~':~~~ r:,~;: h'::, ;·:::•:~~~:1!.,~~~;:7~ ~~;: tlw tlr• t rue iJ .,f "l 'l•l i~a tloo' 1..-in): no,. thi~ tingul•b the United States from other countries. He ahoo.ld l"tad,/' The United States Cooatitution ; A Cla• Document, " by John W. Slayton. · · . Thin! : He mUIIl undentand the deh:lbpmeot of the Socialiat Party. the political upreNlou ol th ~ working e.lau. B~ a ghould read " The Sodal11t Mo\'ement ," by Re''· Charlt!f Vail. · • UNLESS YOU ARE FA~ULIAR WITH TRE GREAT QIJES.. TJONS IN Tf.IES:E THREE BQOKS, YOU ARE NOT FULLY COMPETENT TO DEBATE, OR EV'£!1: TO VOTE fi\."l' EL- LJOENTLY ON· TEIE SUBJECT OF SOCIAIJISli-THE GREATEST St:B.TEGT BEFO'RE THE AMERIC.A.1\ PEO· PLE TODAY. ' . · While thP.y ll.s..t. U•e DUEEA.LO SOOLl.LIST- W-ILL SUPPLY ALI';t . TBREE OF TUF..SE BOOKS FOR 25 CESTS. ·) . This it a hargain in Soci11.liat f..iteraturt. . . • , Just enel011e 25 centa. Say, " Sene\ me the quarter ~~ lrinahoo: The Work book. the S laytOn book, and the Vail book.' Wa will do lht rut. We aslioot, howe\'er , guarantee to fill ~:~m~!~~~c:~~~nltP.~eae~fy!~d:~·e·~~ ~~!e~ppeanoee of ADDRESS: ClRCULATlON DEPARTMENT. BUFFALO SO· CJALIST, 52 WEST EAGLE STBEET, BUFFALO, N. Y. ��~'rEIXLY'~TKE ,__, I!Ul'FALO .SQCALJST PUBUSHll'IG COIIPANY .5l 'W' • .&pa.t.,:W eIIAaT'llftaaa.l:ll,,.,_ ....aY TUT'TIILL. IIG-:r . Mm'ALO, N.Y. PJt,UC EH~taa'Jt~ED, 7- STV'HOf J. tu.HOIIIE'(.a-. . . .. 52 Y . E..ck s.-c,. :W aBOPFALQ. N.Y. ~PIIbSI..OOpll',_-.5i.: • ....._,.f'll'rkl..,.,ura • ~' ~' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. 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CIIUP JIII0110B '1'0 OIVII AWAY the earlb l1 not a Ou r • := ~!~kf:v ~: 8 Libert)", Th Craf t Uai o• iut. .,. BeJt1y to Jobn ll itdaell," · <..'!&11 Unio11lua , Th e Oro..._ll ot 8odal11111, lDdult'rial U11lonb 111, l ' oa Rallt(ll.d 3olt.n, Be~•olotlo..,.,- Ulllolllam, Tlil Americu )(o\"U IU t , ·· we will ~~ • -P~fJ~ ~d;~wf!:rt~n UICirteil eoplaf. t or t l ; 1;t00eop!01 ftlr t7. e•·cr i ll ¥ > bM\~ to ' "' rn tb" 01"'" a ir, but lh ~ ~~ti::~t::;:j __ BJ' J'Diul. X. Work. &rue ot our c1.,1ca1 b ret lln. n ~:t~~~~-~ ::·:~: ~=:~~~:::~:i:~~:~~:~ :.d ~ ~ :.~:~ :=n::::~;e~::,:b~ ~~: :~~- 1:~:;; ::.,:~:.b; 1 1 ~:·,',~~ ~ ~ :a:·;·:, :~~~~ STRIKING MINHlS ~· !::~~~. ~·l.ing ur ~"l · FIGHT MIUTIAI m u~h .. ~ rBOOU .A.T 10 . OE1n'8 L'I"DUBTRIA.L BOCIALJBM. Br W a D. Ua,.-.oo.:t a od Fruk Bolla. I:IHOI' 'tALKIJ ON EC0!'\0 ).llf..:8. By )lary E. »arc_,.. By J Uift Oo DDolly. TH E Q U ~TJ<lli_BO~~ J:!.V t'!'a~k ll, t:aal,!'ood. ~ . T HE SOCIA.pSTS; Wbo T bll1 Are 1 n~l Wba t Tbey S tt ad "Pe~r. By J obn 8 JIII TIJO. , TirE 81'RES OTH OP T HE STRONG. B7 Jeck Londo11. " THE COll.MU:n .ST YA ~"IF !ln'O. B1 ~r1 Y.an: a"ld Fnderit.k :Eapla. We wiU m1U te n e~f tbHOO 10-een t boo b , out \dpiJ or uaoltld, f~ 00 een!l'; 100 fe~r 6:1. r a • 1 . ,r BOClALJf:I.W ¥-A-DE E ASY. ~~::~o:~~·:l:;;,~::e0:10::e"~le g;~:i~·;~;~~~~:.:~:::: ,: :f::~3~fi ~;~~~·;,;~:~=;.~~~: :=.;~~~·~::. ::~::::.::~: "'"' ;~..~(:~':;~~;~..-.:. ~:.:·~:·•~. as~~;':; I;;:,:·,~~~~: :1:1:•~~~;:::~:~~ *!~ h~~~~~;~ ASERMON fOR PREACHERS t:. (;h ur~ h 101 W<'> t ~ h rlh~· . hu 1"0l''" ' Y un Urynnt ~ITC<'I . 8 1lJlinn ai"• J,; 11.,u~- •·olun l<"t' tt'tl to OJ"'" t he ha ll. ll ~ .l•u~i.ll l!t'l, •." '1 t bi• iJ r ~1_'i t a li 11 bu• io~!L 1o 11 , , . ,.. ta lenl<'<l •11f'a k.·r: bol•l• hi- I t •• tloeor j:ll lllt - \\Jil t br worlun g • TIH! 00).1).(0N' S ~;NS E OP 80CTAL18 lf, 8 7 J oh S~fJO· P HI~CII'LE8 o•• BOLEXTIPIC 80CI.ALI8l.l. Ji1 Be,-. (.'11adet 1L ' !ell We wi ll tend t 111 of theH !!S..,enl boob, ooe ld11d or -.rted, by es:1rr,.. I'"'J•id for fi.SO; 100 f or fi :?.GO. • " • ~~:~::: ~-111 :1~1~ ,,:':;,~,:• t:~(~:~~.~-, .,~6!:;:~ ~;:: :••::;••:;·~~~;~~·;:: ~a~~-:i ~:' <'flln;-n~i:,;.':k:..;:" oiHp;,.i:::::.::::••~:. tb~ .\t. BOOU AT 2&~ -~:;.:r~~~:~~:t:;.:~ :r~~":b!=~~ ~1 w.._ E. Bolla. ;: •- .r Mell: Wore y on bow- It, ~b~;,o;,toU::;,:!:; ~c:.!;o!t:-.~J>!':or":.~~ 1~o ~ T'&tl tioo -IIO;f,:.Pf leue boob ud. map&!- 1ril)L yfJflii a e-.fadtalar te~ ~ot~:=;~E.ia. 8o·DIIb. • y., .:S11 .. b riPt.' E,. ouCe ten.,- of lit.er'-hln b t U .cwt d eetl,-e "nrk. Try It, "alid tU ..-It ill .be of dort tor Bocl.U.. 1itUJ eoa nt ~ 1"'' .. 11111"M" bffore, lllld'tL: -t· No,"etAher wiD mab yM~ llllppy~ • ' - · ��§~--~~ . . .-~ PUBUSH&b WllGtl.Y 8Y TH& · BUFFALO. soCALIST PUBIJSHING COMrANY ,.._,_....I SZW.P.qk;Stnolt,lrd&c- . »Wp, ~PoDD• ..., otbft ....._dt:iellllll'l .... tU BUPl'ALO,N,Y. MAJtTUI Hae&.ll:lt. P....w-: P1tAHX IIHJtUti'1UllD, T .. _ KAMRY T UTTHJU..,,........., ST&PMBMJ,IlAllm'fKY,- ...... ..,.., ~·~s~!:~~.u~P'S::~:!·. otaa:rter&DiocrQ'aPu4-ll o:atbepart.f>!p. ........ . Zotn'ed u toeOad-c,lu. mauer luae 5, ttl!, u the paL oftlce at. Bnfl'alo, No" York, 1lD4tr t he Act ot Hueh 8, llml apWt. A:erleu ~ Mea.,. tM ,..nr. Qrw4 - to oD tile dr.rt conan ud. f11 pu~ pben bl. tlle t'lu\llftlmc. ot tl11 c&lllloofmaioD111L SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1912 FOR PR.ESJDENT EUGENE V. DEBS. of lndiaaa FOR VIC! PRI!SlDENT EMIL SEIDtr., of Wbcoaait.l :\lr. Smith'H pri vate lll'<' r e tary hall written 11 \' ~·n· · touddug lt'ttcr, 011 the eubj ect. whi uh hall arui 111-ut to cn~ ry n ,gistHed Sot·i11li11t, l!!lling how 1'lwo Lecal Olaft.. . A jud!e ...Dtl a little mo11ey "on TlALL\' CLASS GO \'ERNUE'-' T ! ~~~~~~~~~·· \l~~~t- isT~~=111!~"{oh!t~~~~~~f 1 ~!~11 ~a,l a rubber 11tamp :~~~: Co••lln''''nufln Bertw r .'\uw im't tlmt rt•ul Ill!.'•' of :\l r . Smi t h. lhf' 11 on. :\l r . Smith. r l' lllt·m l,.-·r tlu1t th~· t.~•or kinf( t·lu}j.~ i~.ou eu rth onrr inn. w h ile a1~d. 1.-t h is s•·•·rdur.•· mulli~r11ph s11d1 !\ llll'e lettt·r to the atllilfltt!d Socu,hst \'OIH~~ \\'li ,l', uf t'<>llr.t•· il i~. :::c b.te «.p•"h•t da. rule Naturally, !he up•tallet " ao t rulms tor the mue fv11 of n~llac IT 18 RULL""O FOR WIIAT THERE IS I N J'f~lt TH E SPOILB OF WARt AND ll' T.IU1 i1 Ml! . WE HA\ E NOT TH'E INO DES IRE TO RULE OUR bl\ m T JJEN 'l"E ~ HO UL.D SERFS lX D EEDI · . WORKJNQ CLASS: TAKE POSSESS JON I ' . . · •. . , j T eddy seems to fiud Teddiaes in proportion to the amount of POLITIOALL\'1 -:::. :;:~::t;:; :! u!::!P:~u::P~:!•',:~,';.;:::: ~: ~::,~ A~~~:=~~E OP .. "1: 1 :\lr. Smith.-beg pnNion.- th{• lio n. :\lr. Smith. feels lik!> he-He gela them. wrll . h \· ft:ds som.,thing 1ndu l. when .. ,·er he thinks of the aged. ne eorpotatiov tl •lt·.~n't .u~y nny t hli1g ubout 0\l' lll'!'l<hip or th e tools of.~ produ c tion , t 10 ~ 1 1 u1 g to nat, or da1ag hy t he \l:ork ing !'lll>i.~. 110 th.at th., wo ~ kin!l:. clns11 ~lUI t ake Cl!.re 1_1r l "iolen~ e. uh for prot ertio11 tro111 own, II!Zctl or youug. but u!lywny he ~ t;OlllJ.: tO \'Ott fo r the b1 1l a ' rourt. lt tloHII't ~et it. n. Ena-ti&k l.Mr.l of la<)ul ry wblc llo beftl fo,.l•l oV('r tbe wne.k of tile laat bnu1llt io ao ollldal ,.,.. Th~ fou:~~i::)lcefc~~·::::~ <lHp • ..J~~~~~~~~!~IIIo:jun~i~:ta~':;, :~~;. 1111 ~:Re:~~.h:t':~it~~~~~~ '"~"•in~: ul' in '~" ill<lumial "'Orld, T....- 1ing Ann.:r, Gu·••. "'.•"Y, World Pc~e~, ~~urged, •nd 11nw ~be day of :~~;,;;~;;;·~;.:;•: ·~: :, : :~o "(,~' ;~;,;, ":~·;;,i;',~;;;~, ~·~~'~;;:\~' ,•; ~: '~:f::;:~~~\~;, :~:"~~;:~:g::"::: :g;,:~~::;~:~~~:u:::.~f,·;~~·~~ ;~~'::;2;"·:::t~: 10 rHDI&I midget• 1 ' omi11nn• wuTH I to roti>Pt'f\'nth·e ~u~t<><liant t Tlu• 1! tqe dmllr hill Ia a l111d 111 • ·hlcll I of th~ old ord~r . bet "I""" <'llr• att 011 .,,t J •·.,..,·et<l'igu. ~i t il<'lll' ' are ~~bl on elet· With. J u d ge Ar~hhald nn•l Jo.dgr 1-Iaufonl in. the spotlight the thr~· h ll li~e •trai"" or um •i<', ~Jn« 1 1loll. •I•~· hk e T"- 1111....-rt! mul~. acd. ~be jntlicml Jacka81le~ urc lill r e g•·tting tht• j)eople WTIIC to thei r , wny~~o. tb ~ ... t>r<><li ~o,.,au ~ hr,.at bin~o:• hut l~t ohn . Jl~'dellt! 1100'1 to the ra~~g of poh~•l Lc! th•·r,· ht! all the light th,• re i~. It tt1 kes a lo t to get through the '"" •"·••••n iuJo: of bum.aity. ! por&tet that ea n m•h lbe hugnt pole put 1 ii(' 1n1ry. Tbe ••i rtb is now 1nbduf'd • n•l •t,.e.~ l 0 f boodle. . . , _ i~ no mo>te. WarTi n ~t n.lio118 In! beiOI[ I Of oueb II \ be klntdom of "P'Ialum M ldil'nl. st· IN•t.-·J for th,• "wnr ga 111e" Ill Cll!D p Douglas, Wis., w~ld~ into oa.,, TM human ra« io i11 e'<'l!r! laod 011 tile fate of. tbe <!ar'lb. got !W drunk the~· w ••r 1• not nblt! to cond uct the murd er·p r nc ti ce. to be a t lut. tr iu~pb&nt. . . . . And ~apitalian u ~iag run ita e'<'O.lu· Auolht' r "~trgumt'nt" why BuiTHi o s hould ha•·e 6,000 of th e m per· Tl~ Lout lm~"'nn~;: aut tletae!•• 11nkl11& t ooruuy I'OIIne t.a.. son•. ~; t.ll.iek whcw·n·r 11 workingnu111 \l'n.o; h it. it wou ld tl rnw th e gore. mruu: ntly <'RIIlp.:-(1 here! Ami now it :u~.7~ ~~~ ';.'::;.:":~!';' . i~ l'ltllr~l'll that the Southe rn Pacific hiUI 100,000 ...The ~om ~:r~~~~~::~•tl tt~\;::~i:1~ 11 :: 1 h nl~a~o ;:~t~~ ·~~~r~~a:;: D~~~~~l1le t~~~t~~~~: lb~\'~~o~d·~:!le, of '? i!.m real Oa&M~ throat., but t.be I'Oil• of fa !e tlsbtero aLout them. Tbtoy to&,·e had th.ir dliJ', •!litem u~ bld it• d1y, a11d look 11pon the lut--ne ot tbe wide , ,..~! ol C.pitalitm. . Tb• Tramp, Tnmp ot lAbor. . llear yo~, ·C.pital ian, tbei r "'"'~"' '' I R.i,ooo 11 .:rour dr•q: groaa ; re>·!r:: lut ue Ju .eowad•et•Oftll mullipl1· 7~~~-:! C::.\N&, I tbil breaking up ot fo:: ·new n. l'l'.., fnr«t~ F~ llue \\'ar, with all it• n.,...ge horror•,... The Hi malaya of t•riute weallll ia ,....,i na! io n~, ~1-'lub)ng wilh brain• aro<l . tott eHrog al ill but aad the &byia of Tlw ••apillllist ~·ity JtO\'e r umenhl tt•rn~h us that th e wr~y to d ea l Llood 1.he di•·ine right to rule; nnnuh, i~ •eadiag up ill ;r..rai11p, with tlw Kit uuti o u wh('ll we lliscon~r 11 leper among 111:1. II to pn~~o.<~ 1 r iutinl!~• ..toootinl!"... berinJ;t~~, J>n li.-., ~,,,.. , Sometbing huiottogiTewaya 11 dthat hirn 11 ]ong rrom Olh' (• ity to 11nother . So long as he gell!l out of tow D. · ing•, <le!!titutina, lirflltionll!.,.., cul"li"K" ...,.,11 , • t he e11pitulist 11Uihuriti1·H do not ca re hot\· man~· peOJl]e he may r and •ll the ~"inll" of t~e •·it· ! T he u 1oilaliat •:ra•~ of prodUL":tin 11 ia ,..,..,.rt,. 1 ;mx:.•;!n!ure:,e:u:~.:~·::::r;; ~:.:~~:: ·~ath di.I.U!a; :roo ll.aYe a wori4 to ' ~;:rl:~:"'~w=k:~ ~:.a: outp...a tbe old !.be which it l1111< no rif.!'hl. myriad tbeetf.cttb&taobool,. ..,., .. tll e'lilnn r r,nti:Jit t:ui'MI1'e A1 tloh I'"" ' ~~~ 11111 retlde , oobooly ru btl puldit!dt til~ l'iloo bat•(t bo.,llnr for a~~otllu 1'iet:\rn fl)r blood ' t.h\1'111 •lilt COIIU~ tilelll• witb ~bu•lvt' ~rd• for the thuq E•·err Sod•fi•t kae.. wllat; t bt' alnllin1 of tbH Tiuo11ie tllat an of t hl boa r.l• nf laqahy wcrdd "Ill aot aeriootl;r &Ifact •rs'~-9' world. Tbe tl'lUIIp, U'.,l!• tr11111p nf ~ lnr •·or•lag elAIII i1 lleatd eutlo. Tql~r mlllio~n otauo~h ~d I ftadoin&:: <'!ts &Jiol bean a u ·onl', ~~.::;::;:·tiM! '"'! , t t.> ill dilui· for' "" •·•····"···• '·•····• Uberty, we ha'U t.h.e lmpettal l'lliJU of ' Tbete amllt loc rel ief or thl'l'e wltl bot Sodallst } I0.--111, the wurkinli' Or* LDd Gn.tt. • a nlplllri! of utcrif!to aod b~ \' _],, t~r wo rld , whit.b i1 e11P1in g to t&ke S:andar•l Oil, Tmst T imltt.r Rohberieo, \ The. worklll& d.aa nM4 bu\ eoroaume "''''"ina 4f tho, .,·orltl aad Lio.uol l' ifiU<"'. }'re nlif'd f'in iD(e, T ru~t l •hat the:r prod~• a.ad all ta ;,all. to bnmaaity. .•,.,,,.;••! ;·;:.:;::·;.;,1:11 b;'ju~~~~.•:!u o;::-'"' ·:~:;-,.. Tilt' workllll da.. II o1o•l7 to rte.llr• t llat •llfll it 'll'ill... make thlurtll.a ..tr pia~ f w dwoellnpoa &1111 theN& a .at• IIJ>na ll'hlell to Y'011oit. ,u,;ulet, &11•1 011e ot t h•, wbobe III!De)ew, lriittl'd 0• borin1r J ~==================================:====~J"••:r"i'r"- t~ TESTIFYING FOR SOCIALISM tro•t,!Dd .olthe car _~ Ullin~~: &\oovt Tedd.,? '• J:.la111, • p,_.,..:u,alld whu Toejl4T olo!ntbt tl"'l•tJ,a~:~d "b•tTf'tlilrdo 10 t'h ~lit~~ aol IUUHMIIII. Fo r •···nrs p lt~t. tlw Socinlists of Buif11lo amltlw rest of the worlJ hlt\' t' 1.,.,.11 lryinl! tn 11nprt•S'I upon tlll' workl'l'!l thn t th e y. and th ey ltlnu•·. hut··· !m ilt UJ• th·· ~r•·nt t.tU siut•s..o; cu t .. rp·rist';o ; thnt t hey hn,· e ht·t·ll r·· ~] '"n~ihl,· fo r th e• dt•\'t'loplllt'.llt of KOt· iety from tho• "rude ~ta~es wlu•r,·iu ,,.,.j.ofl· ·~ m•·.,ns ,.f lil'o• lihood Wll.~ p r otlm•,·tl with n ll;,hing. rool. t.nw 11 m! ;trr"''· or n ··•·oolio•tl l<li t•k, ..:nll~>d hy t•m trtl~~· a plow. T h·· work in..: ,•]u~~ l m .~ r• •fll!<<!d to he cO ul'int•cd. II Btl. rdyin~t upon ~~j·;,:~ ·1;\',·,:·; ·1 :;;''',',',:''\J', :~\:;:~/~;,·.:~, ~~~~~·~t~!~Y U~1·;,· ~.,: ·~·~~::"'~;.;"in1t: ~:;: / ''"IIJli' N<tr lo rnllh" nf l h·· mu.o;.to· r,;. <of the·breRrl, w~o have ~r11c i o u sly c·OO!-of'lll•·•l '" u•·•'•'!•l tho• •· m•tnhuuons of the working c lalloi . .\' ull' ..tu n·· ~ tilt' tliii iOIIII<'t'lll._.lli uf 11 reforesc utati\·1! of th e mAster ,.]11,.~ it~··lf. \1 ho t•ostitit•~ 11~ fo ll ow~ : ' · Th·· l •u~iuo·.~ nf tt .. · \\'m. !l .. nge rt·r Co. h &~~ b('t!ll bui lt 1111 by the faith ful o·O·il Jwrll !iO II ur it~ t! ltl]']{lyCt..'ll, 1111d Tht!lllllgllilud!'! of ita futu r e ol l' po·ntl~ upo11 11 t•o utiluuniOn of th i11 spirit o r hel pfuhle&'l. '' . Thi" i" th •. sul}l!tRtw•· of a .. urd goi\·en to Cl't.ry e1.nployee or the 1\hOH' llll'llt iOIIt~J <'OIIIJ'Hil~' 011 a r ~t·n ! pny·dfty. Qf OO UI'!U!, the plJr. p05e of th .. end WI\~ to .~ rir n p th l! enthusiasm of the employet11. 10 1.h11.t t he t· w o uld J•rtutil <:•· 11 l11rgcr 11.11101111t of KurpiU!f \'alue. Ol'tr a.nd 11hove t h,.ir Will:•'" ··•w h w••••k; hut wludt:l'(' r might be the purj)()8('., is lJI:! r l'l'lf IO pron• thi• trUth of w hat the Socialist¥ hi\'C bei!.U ~yi n g right •"loug ; " T I1e l m~ino·,.,; lu11i ht.~ll t;uih up hy the faitbful eo. O f ~e ration o f its d npl oyN.,;." 11 iii nut diffe r e nt f-rom o th e ~ lm~;i n esa ,.11 All ilid 1istry lm~ J.,.t:n built 11)1 "hy th e fatthful eoOfJoe r lltion or its e mp l o~·eea. " Hut , tlo the fui th ful employt•t>S who hnilt up th e husi n eu own tt.rpris;:t;. or 1111\' j>ltM of it f · Sprin~· ; or iu :\ I a~&. lt. r~a lly d.Gl'"!l.'~ make m~ ch difference where hP it. or whet her Ius .. hnlhant mmd 111 ou the JOb .or not. The only thi ng that rea ll y nll\ltf'l'!l is; •' Are tho· o:•uployees h.Jthfully eo-opera_t.· ~h~~~;ali 1 t u.ya; " They could oo.operate for theumelvet: aod own t_b ~ product of th r..ir e().()per!ltion jm; t HI w ell as they could do it for .somebody el!!oe." But t hen. ~lou know. Socialisla u e sud1 q u ee r people! They have I:IU Cb pat'!uliar IIOtiOp.ll. ! Just 8s lli?ugh anybqdy t:!OU)d eo-oper ate without turning OTer tb1• product of hlll l11bor to· somebody who · ing on Dela"·are a\'en ue: <' l'i•110 Co-JA II'1 ot F't. W•7•"~ ~~:~~.·:~r:~ ;,".):..~:· . \\'J1a t th e,\' ge t i~; ,.nouJ,!h in Uw way o f w a g es to k et!jl hody and ,;oul IO!f••tbe'r from WN: k t o t'n!.ek_ . Well . thf'n. who does j.ret th·· pruduet of the ffltthful co-opera· tion of thl'k fAithful e mploy l!elf ' Oh the m11.11 who owruc it. lie 's in E urope, pe rh aps; o r in H ot · ;:.:~~t~~~~~ ::,~·.~e1 r';;':.~;· I tbe ' roo-u.ll•l T~y lo r ''Jeleo\i'11'-, otberwb• •t•'. Uoe ..c rkera, l)f' nte· for~~~to t~!.7$- orpai"'*•Rnloo ' p~ptl7\otlc ~' out. -:;.hA" are oe'lf' '1111-'!)}.qa 1'4.fl' . baril nbjut ol 1 i.cteatllle uwaer- t. .~~t;e tom~:: .~19 tb'(' mn1t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/f50ba6e3c397847cb7422e4fb4d03a2a.pdf b32fbeb1a899b72bd86b2146dce57bfe PDF Text Text l I~JWJ~·~llAM~ Val. 1-No.' BUPFALO, N. 'Y., AUGUST 3, 1912 TRI! !WPALO JOCL\LIST .u-OYI'm> . AND COI'ITitou.m> BY THE WORI:ING <l.4Ss ~ Price Two c-. �JS.A1E:D, .N, Y. • -" big.' •trHt ~iai - . held at Barkt'r, :S. l' ,. oo S.turU~~oy, Julr Ocna. Lemh of Lod1 port aatd Com. M•· hoaey of Bolralo tpOkt- to a large au~i­ <'111~ illi~ tile.• tU'Ht Wi lli a U (U:It h ·e U.teoen. ll•a:r a otoi t ta •I;OP!l•ed 11p to be-.r d 1l tali, nd l be trowd wu a \"ll.ri...Jon('. ll uy frD\ 1 pid:~l'll an lA 10"11"11 waithiJ :r. ebaDtt to 11:0 to .,.orlr., anU •111oug UNDERWOOD .TYPEWRITER I· "' lbii'D1 1f!1'eral , wf ll\'ei"HHCC ' ' r~a.'' A li'H'al 'I'U fol'tllecl aad a good t lart U UJ~Ied to be gh·e11 tb t mo\'1'.111~1 by t ba.e tl'bo ta rry u~1 frC1111 c:ities. The CT« arowiDg dtmaad pu_ta the -~uJ tala -or U"odenrooda far ahead ,Or those .or aar other mat;liiae ~ raa.kiac ~ the largest \rPewn~ t'actor:J aud the largest typcwrit;er offitt building in the world, t Ex-cur·sion liTER •• A880CIATIOI OF IACHIII8T8 . For Elaht: Hour Defen- Pund Sat:urday Bv•n1nafA.uau·at 1.,., 191~ &-u •'Ol&t.ooe. l"b" ud "20th CeutufT' .. ~" foot ol Am~m SUM& 8:SOJ>, ,Ji.tl!Jrp, TICKST 28 C e.<orn<a, O.ng ln• . •nd .00CS M~IO J, J, QtTtNN ,f 25 COOS- OOR BIG *1011 01110- 25 COOS . The Cooi "Kaiserhof' Entrance on Purl Street Bal!alo AJHI I fw all Jtuula &-tltd Je ..llb hpen. 1bpdah te>d t'er\o41ciiiJ . .dDbtcrlptloDA and Adt'enlalnf; 1'a1r.ea. . S. ·•·--I T'nhon.n n•• BRODY OI...,W, 01...-.tte• and Ru. .lan Teu Bell Phooe, Boward 7a4-J. Street.. Cor. PNtt, YruCider JllOf B utr.lo, N . Y. TWo mlll looa 1'ot1111 art- ilalf r-.ly to tut 8od -.1Yt ba.1lota. Bat lr.t- : ~~k~i;'r!(l.-!::;o:a:::.~e~: ::"l':'i:~·!~~~~!:':..~~!~~= <!ue ataa <l tor aotil lo1. We S.C,IallftJI DliJII Jlllt Ute rtpt ' - h wlt illa Ole r~tll of Yetter. before So1'eabf:r. Oar ~:•oJ"ra t l ... JMibliBiq llo- boos"t tbe AI>Jit!al'• book buai•~ oftf U!rM yMn qo, ud we J>ubiYb r•rad k ally aU tile Rt: AL 80C1ALl8T BOOK8. h 11111 a aawote- t._ ~:•ts';t~!'a;;,.:~t~t:O~ "'r:.7~~otte. a~~~:;d,:~re:.~,! 8oel•litm. BOOD AT 26 ODT8 TJtE CLA~STRU OOL E. By Karl Kauttty, ttaDIIlatH br W111. J::...Boll11. lSDUBTR IA.L: PHOBLEliS. Br S . A. RlotM. rd.0~ TilE i:ollliiON 8£S8t: OP 80CIALI.IJ),f, By Job 8pa,.o. PJUSClPLD:I OP S<.'lESTlJ'lO SOCIA.LISll. lJr Be••. Cllar'- H. }'aiL Wt wlll Mild teD of til- e5-teat booU, (lae or aaortM, by iiod ervr-J'"JIIIldtorN.!IO; l OO fortl ~. BOOU AT 10 OZln'l By Wm. D. H•~ eAd ..,._air. Bob. SHOP TALKS ON E<;m;O:UICS. _By M..,.- E. llarq. ISDU8TRIAL 80ClALif:lll. 8001A.L18ll. lUDE EASY. By James Co1111ollr. THE Q11l2!TIO N BOX. Br F'rulk M. Ea.twood. T HE 80CI~; Tbf!r Are aad What Tltef 8tiid Pa r. Br Job 8flll'l!CI._ T HE 8TR£SOTH OF TH E STROSO. Br Jeei Load(lll. THE 00llliUNl8T W. .... s rFESTO. ,a,- Ktrl llau aod Frederit k EDpt.. We will mall tell Clf tbeN lke~:~.t boob, o" llid or atMrud, f(lr 110 c~ota; 100 fCir loS. • • Wbo FlVB OEJI'T . BOOKS BY DZB8 Tile~~";,,., Tbe ~:'S!.:~:,r:t~::; ::~ Craf~,!'.:i':fa:t:'..'lsm, !: ~!~kf:,sbJn!:: , , R~l~ J~.,ll~r::!'i\u,..,, bdu.trlal UoiCialt•, YCiu Railroad Me~~, Ba.-olot.loa.ar.,- ti'DioAIPO, Tbe Amuirao lof01'1.11tt11t1 11 11 10 w e w111 . . too · uaorted eoplet for t l ; 1.000 tCiplei' for fj. . u, -r~ ~ ~r~~ t'l~rteen boot J:r :J':~u; 0DAP DOUGH TO Gin AWAY ' POLITICAL APPEA L TO Al1ER1CA..N WOHKE88. DT l::Oie!:!" Y. Debe. HOW TO KICK. By Robert Blne LaYCID!e. BHF.AKINO tiP TH E HOllE. By l!arr E. M.aff'y, Jllo ttn.ted: TilE iJHRJXKINO J>9LLA R. By P billil" H11Nell llllllltra~. \\, f AT TO BEAD OS' SdQAOSY.._' By t'hrln H. Kur. . A l&lllj>le. ""-' of t hew l•·e boob .. m be mail~ for 10 ~:e•ta; 100 -~~Nt:,~~t-.~1 aii~O:O ;orr:t;b7~~-~~t,}ob," .~~.~a:~; ~.~ THE DfTBJUtATIOif.I.L' 8001ALI8T UVIBW .. , Tl:lla laoodred·peae)llu.tratedmapaiDewlll fCirtla euextfCIIIrmoatlu PAI"'.'""l·.'!'<...~~:;..."'.,'..~~-,~~.:,".'·.·; ,11 - ~~;:~ ~~~=~I~f:~:::~:~l~:~~~:: ~~~~:.lt6:!~~ JUI.IY CLEARANOE OPFER-,Durit1111 J al;r (lolr we trill "11~1 fl~ llay B...-laa, t - .Julr Re.-le"'; tell "Tba 6brinkin1 Ooll&r' " ed teo '' 8ri,.~,1auf.;b:o~~~·~o~~ '::\f:~!t':'r. ~~ ~':; •~Ia I prl~ aai i(!t baar wltb it. yqu.,lll ba-r e yiKir ISICIIIey bad: bt.1ore you i n - it, =t.e:::t:.~:~:Jr::: l.":..::o:rd~-a~!~~~~;r:bt:o.~::r t~:r~ aod llllpai.IIH vautloll mo1187, or le.ve boob be. paid fCir wbe11 told.. ot "ltb'roiir Aew.dealer to ~_;,.,. 1 e~~S~~~~~i ~o~t. ';!:~ A:"~~-!:~• ~f!~, a~~~e~= 1\teraturt~ b tbe 11101t deeth•e .,.Cirk. Try It, .. Ad tbe rao lt la No.-eoibe r 111'111 malr.e ,-ov baJ!pj-, • • teri11g of CHARLES H. KERR & CO; Soclallat Publishcn 118 \ Ve.( Ktm.t~ .- St.rMI, Chl.cago, Ill . . �.r. ~ Louis josephson l(«btsltr $";;,;,, Clotblng llllf!..!'!'~.S:~·- . It is with pl<>u~•;re thut WI' r~·ein:d cight sul>!l. from Comrad~ J. Kick. Comrmlc Kh:k is 11 sill'nt worker 'but n \'cry Hlll'Cl'SI'iful Onc 'of . the kirHIIhat •loe<! inorc actunl work uud mnka; i ('SS . noik . We were nca rl>· knocf.:etl flnt. with rs1irpriSe when we hea rd a · noise causCd by .Comrade "RudoltJh \'ou 'Lit!I.J id~ L'f'lllling into 88JK'ttim with fhe . ~;ul~. :'\e\'er t·ould hlln- hdien'tl it; is bel ie\:ing. lie got them nil r ight. That shows whnt a . Cll ll do when hi.' mnkt11 up his mimi t o do his shRrt!, !111\1 ~·e we wi ll hc11r !rom th iil w mradt' in the urar future 1111d tlfRl nmong tht' top notch•·n~ in getting Su ll!l. W e th11.nk ~:ou ::J76 .....--.a&:..,6uff•lo, N.V. starter. F. A. ZtWJtl. ·H. J . Z.O.U. C.......,..,, 1 .,__,a..u,S......l U 2 P'--:.•J-SU1 1 We will kc-ep our eyes on you in the futu re. Co!Jinlde Ljebieh . ZEBOLD BROS. 00. 'rltat ltustlin;r l'(l lllrn~e. wJto · is JIOW in Detroit. Comrndc Frank hrought in thri:'C f rom thl'r~>. lt iK comparnth·elr C'l\f!Y to ""II home town. h•:{"I\UI!C you know most C\'er~·onto nnd with new m('n C\'t•ry day, ther(•fore it is with double that thl"8e Mnhs. or Comra{le Guttel's were gotl(.>u. We 11re constnnt lookout for your moil for· it always l u~ the goods we sre looking for. Fiuc work, F ran~k. -ANNUAL .SOCIAUSI ~ PICNIC. ... If You miss this, blame It on yourself. . THeTI~E- Sunday; Augu st 4th. ·• THE PLAC~~ Brooks Grove, Wllllamsvtlle. THE GIRL- Bnng Her with You or Meet Her There. THE COST- IO.Gents ft.L lilY If slim m lllllllllll ~ lfliiDAY. lbln 8treM <:.s- to Ohy Uoe, wiittam.Ywe ' to tb eGton. Car Dtrec& ti"CMJI Oh7 Li.. Wn~ "andl•=;;;::::;:::::::=::::::::::::::::;i COLUMBIA TURN YERHN ,,_,,, ,, .,... ...._,, . nreeu, ...,.. the bulletin, men W"bo c.naot allow a " onion bOOk atul Ki\""t a rood ae.:oo11t of th e1UHh-t1 ·~·'"' . ,~ tbe union olti~H wbere tteir 1-t ·~··- " .•_,.., . •cnic at CrystafBeach $ATURDAY,AU8UST17, 1912 Gymnastic Exhibition by Ladies' and . Men's.Classes · · Be eure tb aak for Tumere• Tlokets at Box 01'11- tfii"" �®~-~~~· PUBUSHII.D w...O: Y BY TH& P~G 1...............1 BUFFALO SOCIALIST 52 Y.·&p Str...t,lnl oMA-ll TIN H&ISl..ll'lt, PNoW.too COMPANY BVI'l"AI:-0, N. V. PRAMX mutllNI'IU&O, T - H Uflii.Y TUTTHlLL, ,_.,_.,. STBPHI!H J. MAHON&Y, Buo. ...... ~a.. :52W.E. 1 a.smct,Jrd0oor 8UFFALO,N. Y. So.sb.crtpcklo Prlu JI.OC!'pu yu r:SOe ah: mttalb&, py&bt.lD &dnilc. ~' En«>recl u ~nd-cl... maUtr June 6, 1812, n the P,.t ol!l.oe ~~ Bo.ft'alo, New York, undtr the Aet of Jlll.l'C:b 8, 1819 SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1912 "THOSE RUDE SOCIALISTS I" Sonw(imes Wt' Socialilitll Hre rud e to other ...·orkingmen with whom we e_on1e in con tact. It IIIII'' be that we do not ehoose worols ·grHcefull y. Sometimes we a~e t \'en fW imi11tent on onr OJlhy that we umy enm ht t1Ri1l to be impolite. We do not listen to the IWCioml plntitude~~ 11bout "the id1•ntity ht!Wf.'t!IJ capitRI and htbor." W e call names in the heat and ~;mpec t the motiws of thoie noble creatures of wbo nrc l!clectetl _by t he maste r elllll.'l to admini11ter th e ~,;on:rnme nt in the intCrc11t11 of the ruling claxa. J t i11 too ba<l . Hen lly. ~·o n kn ow. w e have n o iutention to he Hu t ,· or.lin~~rily. wlwn you 11ee a man '11 tllavcry; whtin you lll'C 11. tm1n'11 he~~ t enl!n,.ril'S trilli u g lopicll or po lit e 'co n \'o:Mia ti on whi le hill b ouse . aho\'c lli11 hcntl; wln:u yon 11ee a man '11 f11ir daughte r 1 to t h!· he11tia l \n ~t of t'llpi t nlillt p r ofit!!, ~·ou may be get excitetl. Aud ,;o, Solllll"tinws. ~·ou <lo get i'Xeitf'<i. l'••rhnpM ~·ou mif!hl lw more c trect i\·e in a r gument if you ulrri nut\ t•ollt•ctt'< l IHI<I indinetl to weigh t' \' Ct)' word you utter gi\'ing it \'Oiee. · l'o·rhllpl:l you might put forth more •·mming ''nr~.:nmeuts'' you \\·t're not so l1itt"r iu your IIITilignment of th t• e11pitnlillt eiiL'l'l. You t•ou\<1 tlo it. to.-if yon·were not so t e rrihly in earnest. Tho• oloi J'"'YPOiiti<·i•n' t•k•• ""'""'"' of •II of Tbt •a wbat 1011\0f*Pf-r elotbeeentl 'JI'ood.- profile for tll.e llwaere ltllf.Hcl welfue of bulftulty. T_H_E,_'[_ftAq.E-0~-() f tho B7 ooaD9• 1fY1 into II IJIOHlf'lllllf,\' ~Ub!ll i~iOU b~· \tl('lln~ of 111t>ir hOU<'.Ht] their lllUSirlll phtnl<•·ll. w,.H-IIIo< lulnt ed nrHl d l' l"t-rly tnru cd. HI' t'K \I!<e tht• _,. nr•· nnt in t• ll rn••st. th f'y llri' nhle to fore go t o prt'"''rl'•• form; lJI't'llll~t· tlwy 11re lwut II[!OJI hoodwinking lister;~·~~-"~~~:;: ~~~~~:1i1::~!\~:::,, !i~y!~~~~ 1n• do not :nluee o ur wor1i11 baJ. luck '- U1t -s!t11111 uUttDI tD ==--n:! ~ eh1ltMd ,.:.-.:..-=.:':a"0::.: Ho iJ !oDd o! hia home, 1••• ha wtte 1.114 Ida~ Yet hoil.....ntJ trampfil&' 1-..,1.1!.o. nneta. li'IID,Il'7, ~;loom:r aDd wt1.1!. tho Ua,dow o! t.patr walkbl& tr:r Ida to u,.._ 1D um; eo1U11:r7 ~..,.."aWl_ o r - uztto~_.,... beg:lq f01r Jobt, &Ioiii. jobo""' DOt \0 111 11&4. . . _ ot ~ roll OTW ~ aM d!e hil •:: ta 1a·~ 8t7Z !l.li::l1 ...,._. =~~ en try th (' information to him. · Tlw wo rking , . ]11 .>;~< ~l't'Hkt·n; aut] wrih•r!l ha\'e n nwii-<~H~e to t o tlu· ir •·nm rn•l ••s in ~IIIT•·rin~ nnd ,],·~pllir_ :"t>w:r mimi tlu• llo Ho · '* ~~~~-:,.Mil~ ~~:~~-=-~=~:E oao ot ~ eompellell ·\0 1•"' hill Jo'O b• _, = . = =- :aliT VlllJ'Oarv.".A.'rBLT PO& 'I'D, CA.J'D'.Alolft ';;:::.:frr.~~ ~~~U:~W:~l':.U~':.,~ - ~IOlt~Df~~JIJl~~~~~ ~~o~j;· ,.,~,:·.~~·~,,::;ir1 ~:~u:::~i.~~r·n~l.'~~-:~~-k;.;:~~;.~\t~,l.":,.::~·;~n~;; itt•~ tl~~ou ;:: Y u uhnwllwur lo lt o ~o:nill. 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AlfD THE llAftB& aLAU JLA..i •·ntastrop hc>: ll ut l tho· h · ~lll IHnnln ur 1111 <'IIJ:IIICe r afte r th•· wreek. , Tbe Mutes ot tho Brood. wm zroUee torr.ethi.DI ...t;r !'JIB POWE1 TO T.Altll AWAT TKB lll.Uf '• Lil'IJ ri o··~ 1101 r··~t"r• · to l~f,. th OII•' l'i..tims of cllpitali~>t g reet! who ln y &.11.4 woebepDt abo~!,~. him. '1'hq wt.U prefm: o t h e r - £lfT 'l'tJIE THBT CAllE TO DO .0 JLBOAVD '011DD . 1111111 L:], •• t '"' th·· I.Ju•k!IWIIIIIInlnw ks :11 Corning.; that the CXl'C ttti on 7IIUI.I'If men. ah&rpc mtJD. BiJ ~to •ark 1riD ~~~~ 00°~~~~.:..--::: n f. a ,·i··rill,l '''"'~ 111•1 . n•_st u_r•• '.' n.mrti<'l't'<l m11n to lif~. But. dru nk l'fi'W~ Um~ ~~ uit &1'lt'llt W'OI'kz&.li who tiM, DO JOU OOJITBOLI THJI LIVU ..urD B4l'I'DI'BU · OP wllh pow o•r'\~d Ntn. lul 111 Its llldlft't• r f' nee to human h fe wh ere pro· eaplt&l. 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" <]Ue('r" HB it w r r r. thnt it mi~o:ht lw 11 ~oo, J ideA t o ~pc nd :ft littl e thought on p r eYeutinj.!' tht'!<t' en tn ~ thoplw ~. iu~tea1l of Ko ing up into th e ·ai r when the b low h ils fRII<·n . t\ft t' r ull. i~ it worth whilt• to go thron~h 11\] th e fol-de- rol o f 'len flin~ Jllf' J.al· kawnmm engiueer to prisout ''Yr11." you uy, in a hours..· whispo•r. whi_](• intf'lliJ:enee \' Rinly !ltr ngd es to get a grip on yonr fen• rl'tl htain . ··But Wl• 'll fix that engill('i'f F;.O he won 't be eanol e11.~ again IIIHI t'll\llle llnother wreck." , .\111yloe 110. Jittl 1• Kimp. but whil ~ yon arl! !Wnding an enginee r to prii!On. the ro rpu rotiun ~01!11 ri~o:ht on builtl ing wood en coa ches to enunrl·· up l'l' ht·n th (-' n~xt w r t.'C k I'O I ~!CI al~mg. • · _ . . "But," ~·uu KHy, "If we llif'IHI t lllll e ngm e-er to JIU I It wtl.l make all ot he r cngi 11<'el'B 110 ~are!ul th11t we CllD prevent wreck1 m that Wll\" .. · ·y ..~r Y e><. illllet>d . One of thO!<<' "pr actical " ea pits l iat ideiJI. If the (:n g ineer o n thr first trnin thlll Willi f'Ver Wr f'Cked b11d only been puniahed !'IP\'eno \~· t!no ugh. th ere wou ldn't -ha\'e been any wreekl after th e fi n;t one. rh f · W ell. tleA r heR r! . it is j1111t bec11use you allow aueh piffle to find lodgement under ~·o ur l'i8Sifie hrow th11t t he r11pitll lilitl .ktel' yo u .._·o rkin~ ten h011n1 II .tay (or your oats llDd hll)'. • - ----, Why doe5 s ehit:k en t'I"'III! th e ro11.d; 1l110 wh y doe11 11 wo rkiDI· man ,·ote a capitalist ti eketf ' io tb .. oeata of po~·e r, .oek1 to further rur teil tbt'! ri~; b b of tbo JJOOr ud the oliaponH.Oed. • · t•rom :\' ~w York ~me:o & bitter e.sem· J•le--e beert-l.ore& klag atory. To tbe cepitaliet preu it ... u merely 1 ~air ''o.oh •tory.•· To the men aali womeo ot tbe arout.et.l w11kiag elan it told O\'H •geiu In tenua of bnmu life lbe old, ol<l ttory of tbe el1uee. A poor .,01111..-1 foreigner, of eoui"M -bali 1 1;e 1r; bebf. Tbe <loetor b.&.d told ber th&t tho beb1 .rouhl dio uo• it Iliad trnb air. Air auppoM!od to bt frH to tbe lout of ~II '• erutu,._&lr wu t b18 u<Htd of tbl&.b.be. ne tetb.or earDedtAaweekforllllonreed&7of work. He eouldo't buy freell ai 011 tll&t wap. H• eoul<la't boy tile -pr;..-. ll•p to u ..-e lu a plaee where treoli air ei.rculated. • · Air, for lliiD 111d for blo wife •od tbe lr babe «r~ld bt llad 011!7 tor t be 11>0aey wlliell tlley did ~ot ha'l'l. Jfooopo\y bttl naelletl out end takl11 • -f llle fre:.ll a_lr fro• ~h i e little f•mily~ you 0111 d f · · Sbr:.~~~~~=e :O~.~~:~r ~~~t·:'._:;~; I '''"'"".'<.-R'C"- 1.11 &.park. Th~:~ u_lled it ~utr&l l'erlt. Til ERE SHE \\OULD FIND, Alli. So ab11 took ber feebio' dlild to the opeD IJIIU that . the peGJlle had. bought-to tbe !re<Jb e11 Lh;et tbe pubhe ow11eol. Bot :Sew York l•gol'eroed· by a upitalitt eluo lj:Ol'~roment aad t&e poor wom•a lr.&do't 't llou.sllt of that. Bo, following the ~&II ot utnre, abl took tb' lillie one to 111 opeo 1pe.eo whore llle ~ ,... peen ••d wbere tbt beavau were bh~oe overhe&.d ••~ WliERE THE AlR WAS FRDSH! Sh l11do't aeea tllo "bep ol tiM ,r....•• -'PI- Blle dlda't kaow tb.a.t • ceplt&IIIUe com~~tleeloaer bd NJ*.i&lly OlderedthalaooaolaY&dotll&tphtle"O· tar llfiOI-EVEN TO O.E T PB~B 4-IR. Aad 1 eopll&ll1tle poUeemu ·f\111111!! up ud an:eeted tllt Ji~lt .,..... nd 1ile wu tt.ken to a polle~ atatlon Ia t patrol Wa(Oa 011t1 l&lr.ea before I tii}P lt•llal jutl!e BECAUSE SHE · HAD COW.lii'M'F.D TR.E CRniE OP T8-\'· l NG TO OE!' PRE8H AJR TO SAVE JIY.R BA.BY'S Lll"EI &~d then. • J>robaot ioa w<tb tbe J Udj..'l for tbe . lueta atly ~-~ jud~~:e i tbe11nrr d11patebee l&id. rH~l, ••JleJuct•nll,. he eblld to li_l'~," for 1.1!.e told tbe Jadge tb&t tile ~k&t I!~ W1111\d men tile death el!UJ!-;eo •lender ... t bo twtoeo lite end dealb ID tbt lly wh leh I• N ~eall! IJJogModt of etllert h1 tlua .•here *ret~ •treteh lj:eatle. b~Mls nd wllue of of Nrtb'• prot!acU art to 1M o•erlcrwlq a~ntkaeo. Here la A-erieaweilel'too""'''«: i ...." Tlao l"'ilhiJ1411 of lifo uellere. IN P068P.8810lC' TH&Y ~E A"! ENDS OF THE EA~B. ' t~ 11.1'111 11 po1lriq ...n.er ·poor ..a tM f09l lW...,, . . . fut" ' i • • Hwodu f&rtller, •-.1 tile~ 1111 b' e..-udde!]t ~~ it wUt 110, l"OIIde:rias •IIJ' ~ le \lilt etaat murmur (roa bel-. . ... ~ .ad DON'T BE A SHEEP • Capitali1m-grllft. murder, J}O''erty, ' prostitution, bomeleU ~kl B7 llurra:r ku-. age, ~~;ta rved bahybood, t he bread line most all th e while-well, ~t Ym, Bia Bi" woo O"Ot eplDit Small bUIY 1 · Grafe at Chlcago-pe.nly ~aUie It eou!d 11M forte 111d traud moro elfee.Wouhln 'I it jus t. amfUih your f11mily all to !lmithereenR ir yon til•tly. And •t O..lti111ore Bir ·oae.iae• 11houl<l 111nid enly get th t" fnll ·product of y our toil f AI~, wouliln't yicldttd, a lihle.' tt~miJOrori ly, to SJZiall mek ~ J>leu : ' "" ml:lllt Jl&yl.b& t lao. ::: ~~e~ n elr, otolidly, lln.omprebudiagly, bour;bt • t.J•d of lanil•ud 11et 1\ 11 J•ert iacom' uf • s. She toltl the You get a raise in pay- not when you rl'()(luce mo r e-but when you r boss feels like giving you more. it u,... on • HtU. m., • t...- t!\bn~1~11=.th~:;u:ud ~~~':t~ ••'!.- to.r u ludutn.. b..,a' f,:1;:'.11 ¥,~;t t::~~;;·o:~~;~•' r!::,:'lt:.011 ~h~;."'~~~~:" ~~~~~e~l~~~~~\~ft n uthinctn], ,<;o.•h lll ,\uUrdlllill.<~. tMT t1le A-'rJa• -rk.ltlr-• to ~P~~:~"(·~~....;~, !!) ~reeloue t- Woodrow Wilson is a flDII old akate t o palm off on t h e country N~:ltbn •ide yieldttd eayt .. i•a- to t bt 85 8 ''pr og reuive ' ' who hal the intereits of tb e ''~pul' ' at heart . workers, u eltber Cb_ie&llj or Baltimore Ht> wun't noted for »ueli.. traita wbeD b e waw't buntine public - Jbey 41do't b..o'' ID-iJlllto J'IIL But ··:: ~ •, the iotelligent ""k" b... • parlf of oftiee. PIC with eltller H111p of lu u.~:ml- beHI!t ot tM WlfkU&. lfilller lite Big Sqv.- or the. Utile U It growlaa rapidl.y I• America Schea~en. · ' · ia e•erf otller t<Mi atry nodtu tllt Tbi• perty hi oat 1pproud-11o.t It wllllJCI eo aetl..-e fattor Ia fuhloll&bl-wi t b tho •: prore111"1" e&a~J».ip wbet~ tile :~::;·e::db;:P•~t:·~~:·:~;11 ;! ~~t;~:"!:.:~Zfi~r. Wothr. ~err.t;1o11lt tU7 get t._e fact• all·rr.uPid vp, •atddeatly'' ol C'OIIree. That pe.r17 le tbe SOCIALIST party ud i~ tao· dldote• ere DEBS and SEIDEL. Th'T be • alleep In '• lloU: Do•'t let. a ot fool bolltriD.J aboat Tlttdy or WllooD ,.bot• erietocrat-u tbelr llve..,...a':"· clermille ynr betlfr jodpeDt. ~ A1111l'f.bl•c. '! lt aoolllb lourW•ybe 111 latt, ef..r 11\ fnid..,. wlllllar, wa"r~~<aol•l' -~tlllag 'from Vr. R......-.rt w.ortb' lhlt1DI111 to. Btit .... tkiakof It, tlle•n~ ~kjptltaJ ..., Y011 ••ow lb. B-e•elt ~Jted Soeif.llam. Kt tll'l!,tleofabliM,e•lllllfYikt tlr.t bra •• 8od•tt.t WODH! D ti.e.. p•• aad l~d4nt&Jlr wo-.. ahllliq Amerln• wt.o d bbll 1.a M. opi•kHI tb•t· Mlelll!aolriOIIOIIHrtbfltofor x_.-elt_ &fllll-. ' Soel•llt:m 1111\•l•ed. TMllow; b•t It 414. So T..tdr butt It epiL ..We enfm• I lll:fM ol ecadeialr l11tnf'Oil. tiM-ell-.~- U pia' aklucudd.l•w\IM beet.it raa. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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Tim BUPPAt.O JOc:l.WS;l' IS OWl'l!:l> AND COJirn£llUD BY THE WORXJIIIG a.ASS �The """"';.. growing demand patli tbe amltaa1 saJc. oftltiduwoocb far ahead of thoee of aoy other mac:blDit _:_ mak.in~, n~ry the la~t ~tzr factory and the largest typewriter office: boild_ing ia ~ world, mot e nu W" day1 t ban humaP li i'H. 1 lAir~ ! mO!~ I i nJE " "!Ill w r !l :o lttadell laat Such a dHDand from businen men n-erywbtte it 1 ' anqaesti~aable eridePCC of the practical mechaniCal supciority of • .. ' Tnc•·lay n igh t. T wo.> ,,t.,.. nt., ml >l'tl " '<' t l' aolmi tt N Lo<- al ltnud ol t•h a t the \u t mtN i ng. c·o rtl!~ t£11, .\ !1 mitla k n Co m t ild e Th" ~;.1 ll 11~·o r ia •u q uiet u . .I . a Thr 1.....,1,1(! llt<' bli1hl aqd a ny old 0'THE MACHINE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY." . Braaeb~ i~ all"':"hincipa.l Citiel, 10 fiGHT SOCIAUSM " n Ant ie.Jot Ord h of ll il.frrai a.n at con•·e~tt lon wi n make an f lfort t o • tb e J•rGJfl eM of Sodali•m. BliboJ• P. Carroll of Hele na, llon t., 4r.,.J K\1" iu 1 ~peedo Loffore the ' ''• 1,. ,,.,,, ,, Oo to it, brot b ~ n. it might of aw•kcAilllf H m\ ol or Erin to t he oulr mun1 nf tbe n t~·-Sodall.o~m. ' UNDERwoo~· ~.!..~"!..~!!~R COMP~Nr, coL CRAZY nORSE'S ~~~' ~~~ ~~Bu~fl'al~o~<?f'll~o~·~=~~~~~O~N~Ia~era~at~r-~t~.~~ tllinr &(!f'lltY of Ooloul Vru)' - ; HorM!f HiJtpotlrome ab.otthJ be in the band• of the maa who bu been r"liD· ui11r the ' Ballkni Jltlt)' (J.)urt 111 tllia "' ' 1 \IT.n•~·~•~ ' • for~me yean back. 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UD· Def.pit~ (Cwtluqed l rom ,1,~~~~::· 11° "~·:Pl·~-..~'":~~:.. ~~~~;,::~ I :::~~:: ~~~t~o:,~::io;:m~~;~a6,~~~ ~ ~:u::J':.~i~oenu o-:,:lo!:n'~~:\:!:: ~;:'! ~ill 'K '" '~ ~~· Qlnf Plr~r ----------11 ~=~:~[~:rw~t:~~:;of~;~;a~.: ~~=d ~..::o~~~· ~~ BOOU AT lO,OUTS· ~~::-r:..~~~d EASY. ~~~~8f~ ~~~~» 1 6{ J) 8()(..'1ALIS~ PraD-11: Boba. T b ...•· ,·lin not llllld l hf lifr thty ba•·e t enta; 100 fot; 15 J be gaaoH a.Oid f\l n WB; 8 ,'" Jamet Conuo u1 . TR"E QUESTION BOX. By F,11k" )1. l:Mt.1!"ood. TKE ~!t!~:; w•o Tiler A~ ~d ~ n~ l!II&JI.d "P.r.• :By TlJ E BTllt.•soTD OF TUI:: STRONG 8 J 11:: Lo d Tllere . :::~:~::::~:~.~~~:~:.::· .~.~:;~·:·~~:~ :::,:::!:'~~~ : :_~,~::-:::~·~~::~·:i~~~ ~:~::· ~.:~:s::::·:~::::~E ;z~::~~l.:-i:,::-~u LN"~rniog ton:...io~l to i h·... t:lt lll I IUJ•J <Oic! that lbia fall ~-~·;: ~:~\:,~,: ~7\::~ . ~ h:i;k,.:~ ~::•~ bat.. ,. are •om~ of~. 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"l be .a~nOUIIfi!fUtlll Of .t~e ~:::~~~~ ~~:=m~~:ti)Or,&D<I lbey mljl ht 11 will l>f' r la lmt 'l tb. t tb il ,.,·atrb - -- · · • THE WA0018H BlOB. wu ma~ ill bea•·u . .\ 111011g the J'Oor. tb f huri o~ a!ld ra i~· II o.eem~ qU« r that mo:~ t of t b~ d~Ter in)l ot Lb ild tf'-:, , and hou&tloold dr"lldtr· til ing~ .. id abou t the b\euiogio ol-{19•·· f'f ieJ. !11 t h beut of til• wo11eo, lllf'"" f' rl)' eome from t hr JltiOJJie wbo Jive pl."i"g a 1111 to.titutt for love. Tbi! rieb "n Delawar1 ·."'-•'euue wbo don •t ll:raow nu ll to Rera o ~ ll d otb U di vo!:!UMOrtl . wllat .• d}lllllff "ll'itbou t eha mpagoe i1! ' . ::::,:. ~~-~ : :,t ~~~~~~tel:pe:~l~~ ::~ ~~~~:; ~=-·~"d ruo tb inp a• ::d• ::J-.....;.,.;_;_.....i,____ Jcuow . ' . . 1,000 for H; &,000b)' frelsht PtfiJiald fOT •16. Tlll.t kund.-.d·pap lllutrated aapiU!e will for tllcr uexl four mo11tlll be aWera 'Dp al111on wilolly to propapada, aod will bel the but i-J ble Mlllll" &.1 Boela.lilt meet.l11p • rad o• the 1trHW.. 8i~le eopi'ea, 10 eeQU; JOfOfi!Otellta; ~ forfl ; mo-aattbea&lll•nlle. • , · .JULY <JLEAJIA;.'I!"C£ OPFER-Durillx Jol7 o11l)' w• w.lll ..od he l.la7 . .1'le..., two J11l)' Reri"-.-; tea "'noe &rinkiog Dollar" ud teo )'8 U f witb eaooa)l .111oreto j»)' for you r trwble. U )'ou are t.oobut)' tolltll boolu. 10IIl"Wlt, J'I Ye tle J>ro4t to tollle 'lridl ewU e bo7 •llo wante to e&rll • :U-~dtv';o!b!~"'.:,~~a\·e boolu •otl. m•~an witb f 'l_W" aewsd~alar to I~)' ::,::~'.:~ r of r oadi t ionoo ui1tln g Ira tla Sooth. Buadl y, all day, AIIVU•t I. BROT I!l:RS. 1i'ELLOW WORKt:RS, At Williamlville. COM·RADP.$, All, ~e • pr -1 to you ! • Come. • Senti all funt.b to ,J ay Smith, Seere---ur~ of tbt .B rot~rhood of Ti mber ,., YOtJ bar TOU.S. Worktfl, l'o.t Olftee Bo:x i8, Al enn· If :o""lll ' re.ntilfled. whb tbll b.... dria, La. \ • .. . life, that will be abo•t" •.ll yo11 ~ l gt!t. \ COjtiet-, OrHIIdlldOr a.orted , wlllbe ~~t~Diby n"preNpnoJJe.idf•riiOe.l\1 ; · ·~.uf...lli~~~·~o::~~~\~!{::a~t~~~ • '•'P•'e", ~ with it . Yo" wm b t'O mo...,. b.ek be?::. ,t'Op k"n011' It, We appeal to you to h lp ua wllile r lli1 &!"air will lw pa.n.atet"'l. tb.t -. l'OJ.lTIO.ll. ArP£AL TO :.UCEBICAN WO"R K ERS. B)' EIIIID" \'. Deb.. HOW TO JaCK. • By Robert llin. La.llente.· · BRJ-:.t.J<:INO UP TH E HOli"E. By Mary E. llere)'. lllllllrklrd. THE 6H.HI1HONO OOLLA.R. B7 PbllllJ>I Ru-11. lll u!t,.t~ WHAT TO READ ON 80ClALl8ll. B;r (.lhrllll H. 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R•Jtli to Job11 !tlltcilell, .._rt.edeo~ fll r fl ; l 1000ev:t~• for t7. lon!l'llrat wit llout 'em! wb: ::: be was, Ullko Do ill t he IIOIIt ber ra t.!.mbe.r dittrl eta eWiy tb Ne da,..., l!ld lt iu't bar l BY DDS e ':n':~~i::r::; ::~ !~: ~!~:¥:~6:;!:; (,,_lA~:.~~:fUeloal•m, Til~ ~~~ii:oa~~~.·· We will mall a l-'lt h>'"r Sllruuo, l'..to r of ~"<t • •IONJ•b '• on t be 8tri>O'~J ~lttt"<~t1;r ·~ front of .;.:e a nd all other onioll labor, aDd wa• "'" •~rOIII a bulleb of ]leople to tb:b: 1d the bride Who auj •·,..\ ODT Libert,., n • Craft Uaioal.ta, ~::::;:ngn::d•·~~;:~.~o.J;;:~~~•. t:~:re:!~: :.;';~~::~:!~; .:;;,~·~==pin~: ~~~~~ ~!~~ ;:.:~t::.'b;:e ~:n,~;.~;~;· ·~a~· ~::~~·~:r.::(~ 0~o:•.n . ~:: ·~~:~~:.•gtth.:~~h ':~: 1::~ ;;;~:~~~~ I ~!:~:~.,~ ;t~:~~e;-~~1 ~t .~!~:~~;v:;; ::t o!;:.;::m~=~!~·-:ttB::~-:;:. t:::";o~:~~Y:..J.'t:~ l"o11 ' ll 1"''~"' j ;;;~~~~~-.~~;._~0ijii:j~ ;~~r~~ li.£.DE T"<w~::~::~~.~~~~:!; !:~. ~=-.~ !::.:..·:~ .J.rv. aooU t o .,,. IUfb tron bli il hora e wltni'U to tblun went .to Cry.tl l Deaeto nll• of th Jlt-nt po- by the far t <tlia t rn ao:r of them ha•l co~~~~::::::: ~:::,~"';..:;~:~~;:·~ ••l~l ~~:~:~~m for t~kin'J: t hei r ~(arad. fo r pub-. by).~~~i:'.:t ·: , : " : : ;• ~~~id•e:"':efar =~!o•;:~;~ --;:,. ~;.~o~:~~~~~i1: .:t:n:\~~~~~~~~~:,~ ::r~~rr~ · Claaf.Cotl&ei"u. ~~~. ::~rt=~b·~:: ~~:It o:':a;~~~.~~~~- ~!::r~h-:- and l ut- ded ltLU:RtAOE AFT:&B . \ .tu~~;.~~:.;:.to;g,:l~\~;'~:.: ~~:;~~~ :.:~~~~~.:~:~:::rw:\:::~0 ,.:;,. ::.~ J;e~::,::tl;:."a =~~~ol~;, . ~;;u~';'R~..1T:~g~E~'.;·~~;.:t~~!b~=~tf;l by W«. E. Bob. By Jolla Ss-rlfO. TH E CO!ll.I.OS S.ESSt: OP-80ClA.LI8l!. wor k···! frnn• 1·hur&tb y noon uu t i1 Xl oo;. .r i! Ca n .1 l)f! ro .ble that th e a\· aut horitiel gi•·f1111 the uru ~ t ha t i.h er ~ fo_r tN luddl~ . Lea•·• It to •b ... fn ••·•tonn,Jo:un•J..<· indudrd.and h••• ! .~~.tv '""~'' 8<><-.i•H~~· ollldai• goio~ in i• no room iu t he bo. pl tat for ' theD., ~·nee to - to It t~t no thln11 romin):. 1•" 1 ,..., ill •lebt" to ~·oftit~ ~~~~~! to ll!di<>D 1nd want to !oe oo a11d our bop are d ill being arre.tl'it. ·11 111 ~ of. • good to-. : ;; ' B90Jt8 AT 20 OB!f'J'8 Bodal il•. \ 9= j::~~~I,B~~~8!~i ~~~~~-';~ :da!':"ia~f~;, ~:Le ir.r It, u d ruuJt terillg or lit.ef11turo ito tbe lllOf;t efJ'&eth·e WGrlt. ..Nove.n;_~-will 111ake Y" luJIP1. t.ke CHARLES H. KERR & CO. . Soclallat Publiab.n 2 18 "\V•t KJ.iule Street,. Chicago, Jll. i.e. �. :Jisk f•r Caplors 1tt Cn11m a6~Broadw~~.y otb?~~~:~~ 0!J't1 ~~ £IIIMIIQitKCIIIf. Plo Nlo rtalu Cl,u Q lppbiJI TRY TKZX �PUIIU:IHSD WUIU.T 8Y Tit& BUPPALO SOCIALIST SJ •• • : PUBIJSimiG COMPANY ..,..~~! ~~NlY.. .· K.U.TDI~.~ IIUllltTTUTTlm.L.~ ... Adclr-.an t 5l Y~ l..p:Stt.t,ltdfloor · JIIUoNit~....usD.T._' ' STI.I'ttGIJ.~ ..... ..... BOFP~~ V, • ~PrbSI.OOp..,_.,50c.a.~~'a¥tt•..tYuc.l . ~·. ,. ----., ·. . Enten!d u ~eCGild·clr.u m&Uilr JuDeD, 1012, at tb• )lottotftcen Blllfa\<1, Ntow l~k , uudn lhe Ad of Mateb I, 1879 - SATURDAY, JULY 17, l9J.2 THE 11112 ·oAMPAIQN T he cttmpeign of 1!) 12 wilt 6"e 11 memor tible one in history arid wh ic h will \ong lM! I"'CIIlCIIlben...:\ by 8oc1A fi&l ll o r th e future." it the tlt·,·etopmenl of the Socialist part y from what might be ' ' llt'"(;t " stage into the ent of Sociulism Ill! a pu li ti~nl force. inJ iddual wra t),f:iv!l o f the old party politician!! bid fnir o f the o\t! J lllrt l~. 'nml the g rowth of Sociu li~;m will · the old JIUrti!!:l elo~S~•r t O~;Cth er into Olll' t.ooJy-thc · -····,·c· _..•. ·;; 1 l n ;.()() eit iffl. it hill! alro·ndy IM!I:ome ll('('essury to l:Jurty ut.lw)(:rltl!ll in 11 fusion mo\'ement to beat the I n l ~H ti it wilt he m.,..•-ary to fu,..., hy stat;>;; . T lw ~ize o f th e S()(:ia list vote in l !ll:? wi lt Lt·ttj:'IH', IJJII." hoth l•e ~11 iol 10 lw of tht· sAlllt' stoc k liS 1111.! ll t•]'uhlic·Rilll-iS tl~·,·ou tly to Ill' hopt·t l for h~· the The !:inc iKiillt pllrty ent ers the cnmpa i~ u of 1!11:!. full II Del sure of its ~n·und. It is tho· on!~· pnrty whit-h "knows is HI" 11 11d holclll it" position. r.afe HIHI k rt·n ;> iu t he e\·olutiOilfl ry . ll t'1't'SIIi t~· 11nd it11 u lt imfth• tr iu mph. l' rc•dio·tio n ~ 1111 to tho· 101111 \"O le of th .. St><·ialiJ<t party III'"C prc•litnbk ·Uiltl n,·,·e r ill !o!vu,\ ta~k . \\',• d o not 11eo·k to win to ,..]uellh· th t• workin~ •·lnll'l. Tht· Sot·i nlillt I'Otf',mlly . [,.. · liiden"< l :u; the iwlo·x to thl' tl o·~,tn·c· o f ,.Jnss.con~~<:iuHI! 1 th,· ,,·orkin~tl'ills.-.. Sine·•• l !!Ol3 thl' cluo·II·J'II)'illll: uwmhc•n<hip of th t• . ihcr•• uso.,[ IWHrl~· fvur.fold . Thnt th t· ._: ' list \"011' th•· S/UIIf' pmporti on is n t ~i··HI cond usion. ,-.. ,·thr r this mul'h is ····rtaiu-when tht> old p nrt i<'!l 11"•'1 throuJ!"h 1'ariouofo rm.~of thi.tao .. ao<J do uble·eron.lll~r. ' to­ wu rk.iolf "lut:frOillatoa· I oft belrprod11t1. It J>llrfettly lrTellf"OII"-hblepie· local " uptaiu of iodunry''" pohit t bll W"loy by . ll"ll kb •II u o •~hle"e dllfl iactioa. (lcat.a robbed t hi:i r ff!llow-meu II£ ) •, ;~~~- will r:t~=--:-=~n-11 llto4:t~ ~i11! is l be mnd o• h_1· tho· work ing pnrt _1· is •·I ns.~ · n~ \'~r.1· u kel~· . in rolitl in th e; gO\)(! · POULTICING THE CANCER. T.,.;., ll to ro•form nu r n• fl~n O<>r>•l '''" ' ""' '·' JUU about ·~ """ ~it,t,. ;:~,~~ "rur~ a ran•·•·• •nih a pool 1irf' II oouo·l~ oooth iol(; lout THE '' f'lUEND8 OF LABOR.'' 11 II.& •l<>nn 'I · . •l•ol H> •n lb.- fonol ho1•r !hal il would hll' the drar worlr.in"manl · THE SIQNIFICANT NEWS ~~~p~tali~tir· QOINQ IT ALONE (B-, . Wlnll.ald ~ O• J1oftl..) , Theoe uldivid uallotl - Hepob\l.,aol, hf.l]• 1 ~~~~::::~:·~u.m:~=~~~~!:'"!:'::.:-~ tn ·. ""'•:, "~~;! ,;11~~~';:~",\~o:!~~~~~·;~.,!~~'\ ~(IH;:~;~~~~:.·~ 1~;';, 1 ':',11 ~h~nm~~i"~~~~~r:~: If w e n•n d th c ao C!Jitodute ~~ ~~'== 1:..:."- pnpcrs. nnd if we Are so u nused to ~ ~:·:,k:u:~:~lll~~~~inJeJ t>enoo• wii.~ uonlly 8odalbtll, y1111 - will be mll•tloDed- u....:'?Ob~ 11ld fait~!u l F'SdCI of ' the ~~ 1011 faet that Tom Lewla, fonaer- ~ideot ~=:f 1~a ;llor~ll~a~to:~.• ~.t-~.:: ~01111:.. ~~~~~~~~~.::~~=·~:0:tt~~ 7.::! of ~~ t;et. of~~~~ ::o!:·.~:~ I'!~ prie pteellll, w !C " " . aot till! m•ttc r of what tll•ir cb'lefa a.re doht7 !-:u:u:o.,a~t d:;D.,~Ita:! i1 g io tblr 1pare Umd _ __ 1 a few 8ocialiata u ,-et-tctl me. to the ll"'bolf' So<'laliot movcmeot toot! . .,h,fdna were to wlthllold tbeb labor. . _ ··pmrti~~ lrhat l prea.,h''-to ''prat· Oil I 1,.j 1 Soci.alilt. B~t tllat At4aotber t ime I (01 lato 1J1 al· OlfE 01" o-u., BJriDIIa. ' A well·meUiiiiJ, elaaritably.· iDdUI.-cf 1 1ir~ Nlri•li~m." mrao~ 1h11 1 will quit tb• joosle pme t~~atlo:, wlt!.t' breal . ea~te ·-~ la~hedr";;u~ !:i;!:.,~d:i;:';.:!..C::.:~ • d"'7,. Dth;b~t ~: - : : , : : •:::; j (to:\::1·1;,,! ;= 1:il~~~~.:~::::~ ~~~~:~~! wh::/::t~;·,~::~y=~t~~~~o~ ;:.~· J :~:~m• ..: ~omf!o 11 .~,~~lii~JY~ 11' 0 II t.ba l d t,-.. '11 •Ko'i ".''"~ lu>m h> t bolwo••ld aalld oult 111 wip. 11111 tubl!rU· 1 """'illi~t k l •uriog a U fdlali• t dj.,. i am goiog to];., tamely Jo...u llld ]1!1 wlwn, bj 8t1Hag a piHe of land h.e ::!"::.~:~a·=:~..t 11~:lllnt~y, . Amenn_ 8~ti,JCIU - · ~r. \. Too, Ban hl:t.p. . M~· t&Oti•m I• oot great · lloough to ~~ aod. ':tme~ ~ll c~!d;llll ~.tk , :·:~:~:1! ,7'i:::er~~: ~if!":; ,:,~·~ti: ~~;~~ I 01 ' "~.h1e~;t·w 1 nt 1 me 10 pnetie~ Soi.,aliam ;::.ll~~~:ll:ylhi:: o•tr ,:;.,,t:;•:r y::: hJ j: ~~o~.:..~t,OOO. ia owal!d by Dao U•o"t;,"'" · t."'::e:!!:: :.~::. ~~·~;\~. oto ~:::~~~~~::~t~~~~~~.. ~-~~~lc~-'.:~~~~o_i ,:t~~·;l::~i' ~~;~: ::n~~:,'~;· t~;~ . :·:~~~ ~~:~~~-~~~~~ra~~:l,::li::•~ ~~.::·! I ;.::.~ ~~~=. :::.~;~::;.! tbat created Tb~f m:~r.:; •h•~d,dl:e ~:~ :!:~tta~; :~a.0~i:So~~t;~:l:;~;l:a ~:.U" talk ::~· ;l::.o','!l~·~t~>~;' }~~"~)~llll;,~;."';~o;::.~~k~-~~~ecl'~l~~~::ll:'l;~' S~Ie:h.:l~l1cl~=t~lt~h Iw~:o:,~~~~~~;;,~:~ll.:~· ::;;:•;: ~:: ! h~~··:o •::b:tu7t~·;ll~:t~~"bf! oi~..i:' ~:d 01~~~~~ ll::d ~1~1 :::i;::d ' ;o ~.',; . . •lld •imple ' ' ualoaiam, aod erdl n lla;reo~t deaJ ,..·•lue, and are alwa,ra mi!O!k b oa~b le,la<laeYe r di!IICe'adtomls· 0..'\ tlaiDJt you cu. aboiJal:a U.. d.-~ bJ'isDor· Uta it. TM 01ua ltnA1e la \h•- ar-\.fKt ·Df u.i11 Dc·hs th ll ~~~~~~·I \~~~ ;:~~~~t··~-~:t;~~·~i;~~e;~~:~~~~~~n~tt:-ltlhetlf~il~~~} elHssiiO!iol nrity Oh. y o~'l. thnnk _w.u-the = loc1allata 4o DOt. &&b \be dul ~ 'fMJIDt.· 1:i:: ~~~~:·1 t~l~lt\~:l: ~·~~:;~~~~J>:f;~)~·i:~:~: ~h~;~: ~~;ewt;;~ :,~~~~ hS\'C stn•fl!!lhNil'\l it11 position . We• IIIII)' wdl ho• pruud of ou r elmdidllh'ti, == 1111d llllltb 8n11olay Scboolt of thir Dll.lUn.I IJ"u wil'.l eapetilllpcolll.iDellt-1! . .A~ warkel'll, 1i ,TOll .a,~ very,. ~~· n·•· k or liO·nlld-~~··s r11ilro11ol ; or ~1ow much money t he t·a~hi •·r of l ".idral Nlm.ra~n.bip,' aOO all. I bat~ la· j • "d we'll Jo·dare tbe truce bet Wee~ wlllinl to bay. ti e , hac! dlltll t bf!e 11 t':':~~:::- ~~~:~ . ,':".~or!!:; ;~~ - ~:e~:.bf!:~ of ~~ ' .. ,;h•o:.::~n;"t'h:f !~lr.~::ll :I:; llnillc::...:~~:.!::~;::ll t:! • 111ob of ordlu ry ~:::.~::.:;}::·~r::~tf;;:~f:~~:;~.~:i:~~:l;.::~:~;~·:~;~~:·~~~~·.'.:;.·;~·~ I~~i:;~::~:i.~~~:::;~:.if5r:~~~ ·~:i;·:;;:f~:r::,~::;~~::i:~~: ~:~ ::r=:t~:;;;,~;~~:,:~~·~;7: ~:~p;::~:~;·s·.~:2E ·"· .::~~.:f:~~~ ~~:·~7:;~-.t !.h~~~ :1t~l~~~.: ;r~~t·,.o1 ~;:,~r ~:~~:~~:i;l~:~~ o~1.t'~~: ~~~~"-':~~~rL~~~tle;!: ,;;:~o;:..::~.;f ta pj;lu;,'~;o,fn::: ~~: :~~ ~7~o~·:~~~:·~~ll ~::.~~r~u~~; ba~:~..~~. he .. ;,J_ Jte UJoecled ::roll; ,!deao!.tl~e f~t : he ~:r:lag. tt.... qrgH;~i.~~:~h;;·ii~:: :;';~111 t;1~e·~·/;~rs.J~~t"~=~~t"'t~~cni:o~;rt of Loui11 XIV, it :;e·~~. :~~!~!.;~::ldi/:ll·~~PI!~er.: .. ;~J:·m , &..l•li•t- A11d 1 hatf! thl• bor :::: ~~~~blltllu lo ~~. opioloa ;~dW" ~~ LUG~ ~.... ;~:ll kc;::;.~~~:.~~;~~~:~~~ ~;n,~o;~t:,•:;le~'; :~:e i:~;i~7t~~~~/~h~h~t·~~~~~~~~~ !':ud~ti::~:_~t~~:: ~=dll~e.th~.;:;~": :t~a;' ~~ltah~:e~:.n,~a~loi:·, :.:~ ~r; :: ~~~~:! b~~~;!'rtot~~~:fOdofl t he jult .: bout d.:id-.1 ~;u:uk :.,u aad ea~~:~,.;o;:~f:ll:r r::~:~od~ :L::~7.11~o~:.:~.~~·;~l;~:~d~~;;;~.:~:~~~~s:~:~:~~:~r ~=n~~~~·:r:.~f~~ ::;:~~ :··~~f::;:;:~:~:;:;:;;::~:::o;::! :~.~.:~ d:~r~~~':::;;a.REAI.JZE ~ to ~·~~:;t~~:~~·~te:f!:•~t·::: doae ~:=e~;.b,d7:: :: :";"~ q;;:, Yo u ' o f th e p r olt• lllriHt - \'OU '''h o work for a fraction or the ad•·i1e to 'bt> gell.tle,'' wbile be i1 Ia A• for o>e, brother 11r tom r•d.-1 $400 worth of labor by w eBlth ~·ou hri ng into f'Xisten~(', fl~f' th e 11rbiters of_ th e destinies ? f • r~.. of wild n l•-d Wbal be waau. i• &fll only. onf! mao, •• tool( ·~!on lene lu~ "ban1e acaoh. ~·~~~~~:~~~ 11 "i!ri\~1; ~~~~r~o 0:. 0 ~~e r~:~!~2~.::k:~net~~:u~~~t ~~~!~~; ~~ ~: tb:~\!:~e~;: ina .m:~:~:~ ~~ ~=c ~i~l~:a::·o~~:e~A;O~~ th e working dus p ropAgandA. Ke ,·er tnind what the pi'OBtttntelt bt!J aad yo·, do ll '.need to tllU b~ to ~~:;.~ea:;":Or~~~ ~hH~~e~ef~~~~i:;J)·~~o~c~i~it~~~~t~:)~ ~o; ~'lnit~~!_ ~o~\:o~t=~~:;~m\'odeol hill• .. .,.,, and the m nne! k e•·p you io igno ran ce o f the a,ctiviti!s of your brethren of thf' worki ng d111111 in C\'er y mi ll. mi n e and 1wealllhop .or. ci~·ili~ ~oc i ety. If y~t~ know that ~·our co ~lra~f!s of l~ e worlung class to other 11hop11 t'lltl'l\ a nd lll&t es 11r e 11ctne Ill pushmg t he propaganda, ' "011 will bt•. spu rred to g«at er efforts. Ther e for e, th ey say nothi ng u!Jout it. But lh t> com raU~~ a r e Ill work e\·erywbere. l n 20.000 ~>ho J• s. •luring th e noon hour of each bleaed day, the f' ea sel•·lill a-n t ion. t>dl!cBt ion a nd organization o f the working clas1 J.!"O:H:·S on. Do ,·ou r pB r t in your shop. The othef!l a r e k'e~in~or pace with you. YOur t'O ileern is uot t he J e \·elopment of th e Hp iri~ of nt.. Ooldftl :au~.. · • Soei•liam ;1 the gololeo rule-SOCIALlZED, aorl 10eially applied. MortOVI!r ~i •l iam 11 ..en mueh llh !be go ld ~o r!'le i11 tbia r~ J>I!CI, that It i• not S.:OO<I for aoytbio11 but plati· tu•lu If •pJ>lled to oDil Olllll. Sof:i1li•m ;~ colledil'e owuenbip aud dcmorr1ti" mi.oagemf!II L Yoo ua't Pra~t i"e t"!t witll o11ly o11e 11l&11! t he .t1op wher e you a re em plo~·etl . The comradew 11r e busy il_l e\'l'ty haml ;,t. town 1111d l'ity, am\ in t he waste places of th e deaert: See tha t YOl'R t••rrit ory ia not n eglf'c ted The r e1t of th e w or ld ill tn k ill ~ care of il!lt·l£. r e!lt 1111.-.ured. ' iu11 loau ali ot ber ltrf!aml ot life may ~~:•ther lata thrilling h1rmoain. It ia ~•pable of domioatlal! •II forcea ud •·ibru iou., whea niii!Tflll ia uaiaoo pm· . WEALTH AND LABOR the ~h~ ,"":;tall ~robl,~, .bat be•a• 11 1u llt~Jt; 0~ ~ •0:~, ~~~~:: """'' ""''J'"'·I •• ;:t~~ ;;;.,~:~Yto.J,\"Il~:ll" t~':~~''::: ~!~~~a::, •li';:~o~::Ys;:!~"'~!!;~ .(BJ' ~pb ~) other llltmbe.n of lot'lllty, ~<~~•• .,e• blttlen look after ; u.,b tblap. do 11 •1 Strang!! how bard _It it f11r ao"'e • ,rxl wome~ •ud cbUdru, to-.ewilefCI. y'k•o• , wblk rut pMpl•, u1- l••• "?T 111 : · or 1 duced, but ~omt biiW' they ~aow, .0 ' lUND. ~T I S P II: ODUC ~ BY LA· marty i• tbe ,..,, thn Ger1. . .,. " " ' • lhlak th•Y kn?w, l~Jt labo r 11 at ou BOB, A:O:D BY LABOR , ONLY. ~by brirlul aio. Tlo• • - laet beat oaly rarta.lly ruponlblf! ~or tace · that th• 0f!flll&ll JIIO~ are beala•b.a pro.Ju~tloa ot Wlltltll... _ A RESULT OF to tblalt. abo11 t tile bett.naeo\ ol their •i~\·:~~~~~~>r:tr: ;~~t! ;,i~~~~~~~~S~~~:~;~;t 0io!t~~Y tiTS:ith0 ':dhr~~~~:~ ~"7ta1tl ~'he;u~!~~d=~ to , ;llll" it alooe. •a1· ;1;1"'~~~~Q~,·~=~=~~~~~;:.~~~~ ··~Jt•rrie Engl and. '' ::' ~~e:h:r.. :l,:r~~.~.,:o.;.:;~i 11~':~:: ~~:U:e:U:::'~t~:~· w-r:,~iago!~o Ia,~ Th., hol y trinity of &w-ia liam: Agitate, Educate, Organite! ~:l:•,;:,~;bd.,:b;:f:::/:1 ~:~1 ; :::~~~t j;:~~ll:.i~~!edn::'nt~ll=~ :~ ~~~;R~~w'!.~~:OOUS· ::~~~~~~~:: :;~~.'!!' ~7~u.::-;;,'-;: IQNORANOE co pies or The· llllh'ati"u or tlw working claM rt:'llhl not upon lettd en , Soeisl "iali•m •IDH aot fit bum•o ua turll, .ad atratlool lont n [WII "-e education o r th e thenwhts. !t.,:: 11:b-t u, ot ht:rwi~. ~~~ ::1!::, it alilit t o ~ct without •·nrniu t: whllt the work er eK rns wtthout gl'tt mg. . . . . . . . T he Socillh.~ l poht!t·n_l Jlftrt y 111 the pohtiCAI e xp r~auon. o f the working da!lli ' df'tHIIIllllltHJn to co nt rol the ~ roduct of Ill lnbor and the lt•Mill of itl! rmplo,1·nwnt The dlUi!I...COD.SeiOUII wor\ent eon trol th t party. It is th ~·ir p rol'~rly. . , T he sRy-pilot.s who nr•· ··m1tmlll'd b,\' the r ich t.e_ll you thll.t if yon Wel't.• getting $10 11 dn_y iust··n,l of $'.! thnt th;- fin;t th.m gs yon \\'O~ild do wo ul d be to IIW.!p WJ\'t'il, hu~ t you r homf' tnl o l!llllhereen.~. htt th e preae btr on th e_ bt.•U•_I wit h 11 uml_!,• t Hlltl hlow up th e chu rch. A!ld Th o·~· th111k they 11.re n ot to be tru!lted With 1110 me people beh e,·e tt! mor e tltan $2 a da):. .· w~ • II'"CII bD~r::~~r.emy . ~ Toa... Knowing tht •he wu ti"I DIJ oo the \ n~om ll of bo...;l• aa <l •toch lf!ft ~f! r by bf!r fathllt. I d ro~ped tile remar\ that It • •• un becomi11g in her to deoou11ee 'til~ ~pie wllo were 1upportiDI{ hlr. She bee•me \'e ry lndiga1ot ~n<l ,.;d that lhll bact no one' to thank utept h.f!r father for th e moaer &Ill! • .,, reet l1'log. 1\""o..- her f_lt hfl had been dead for ~5 yf!afl or mo rll, e .. ~., hl1 lllrlbly reml!!l • • had probably eeattd _, uiot; I"· =- flllll!meot bf!lar ouop\ed but workiar- aad tlleir wauld bf! . -11 w Lo ao out way tO prov 1 it. · , ; Wbr i• It \hat ali the infllrltn' lDIJ platf!ll are ocup ied by lllf! Of - B«IIIHI th ll work~ ogmlla, by YOtlll, petmil thll eapital/IU to 0 w11 UJtlolting indult ri n. Thill eaabl• eapitalieh to compel th e worlr.en yield .'up to" them t be lloa '• obar11 th eir ll& t oiqp 111 return tor tile 1 l'resiclenf Tafl induce• It" pnr•lo11 won111 11 who had c11.\ured th e =.i:lilrm! I am ready. ::; tlowufu!t of '11 16-yeor -old girl. l 11· ••un.~•· .,f 11 ''[l'Oell1 .. writte n by :the ~ut l •hall nut bf! ao foolilob •• to at· •cr.ou1table magic supplied her witb re luae tb f!lll.lllh'lll ~~ 11t1 ~!~ 1~ !rom W•gllllr'• Enaiag Star-If .!bey were a.l lhll 11101e time ba11(iag out wit b t,..bal, drum, t~mboae aad hal· .....,., tbe ll"tlngling rai tlme tuoet from Cooa-Towa and lbl! llld w•y d•aeef . · Whu. U..y brand my ..ut ll"itb bot irou~ they nl• n·e~ tb•t I tlioeb._ Wllll n lbf'1 t• uat me with bltlllr word• t hey •aoder tllat I do uot 11a1wer •lwa.r• ~~lf!ntly. Whea tbe.r r~ot W tabe my h1·cng aoll mr labor '• prodoct, they call me '' de•·llr 'gamNtllr' '-i.f 1 do ~te l ::~• ~:;m:.~:,tu;~. :~-~i::! ~:~ ' po;~i:,:,;o t:~barll li"laa. :~·~u:;··thli~;c~~~~ ti~aiti t:~e 1 •1 :.~~~,:~:~·ti~1 11 ~~\i1t1 1~~~r~~ ~= :~a;:~~~;'l~ :~mt':.te j~!=~~:;·:r;~;. t!:lC~~:~u~1~: f.:!,;::d0 ;1~itf~i.~~·:de~~;l~::"~:: :; :.~~gv:~~';! ~~~:.trlea IIJ,:"ftinat. whoe<:i 11 t rik ing parents Tuft i!IHU(·d t hose infAtn0118 in· cant~DIIf!d. In "'Y own little ainf!le ~!.Jew p.riated •lipa of ]llf>'llr! • ~~~~~~~::n~ l:~d ~~~~~: ~:~n~:~:~~o~ts~~~~"tu~...!x. C:ft ::d~~ ~i~l;;: :::, •~ki;~ll 11°~ ,~~:;iced~: h,:~;:,oeb--:; f;;i;;o;:~~~:f~r!: ownt~l hy th e PreAident. . wltb~ul tiT~ tD·OJIIIt~tlo n Clf a 1111!1- eould pr~luce ail t b- "t bioga. She RtiDMlveiliJ .oiii• . 'O> Soeialltt t it bt1" theTimnaad !JieKI>quiretof l•lr ci ty •tat eav~ t~lli r 100tt1111po,..,., Ia tace •tt&illlllpr-e kipt of allia· Ia tro• U•t lM Eoqu ir~r ne_.. •oet maafully ID of U• muter~, &Tid th• Ill poor, wNt 'waf, d~ foUOw tb• u ...... p41tac or b"'U.er; bllt tbay wh ruld• duti11iea of tiii!M loul lll.ttRJ"bers Oradll&tl AfWr 11 Wkile." thll dally ~-.. •.it llalf· their ' a prob.._ that tbe "C..Tellaw b.lll Ia beloN tacll yoaar ...,. ~I poadefo, l(iaot of tile w...t. Ok. 1'0'1. who le.-e- ~~~~?.;: :fll!~~ry """""~'·'-''' Cblcago. She ailo dated tt.ll tell II oilto tbt it I• •;orker~~ wa;'u~ll ::.,~;-::~ ~t :~~t =~~~~-::::';Ida:~:::;~~~~~:~ wo~~~:~r;~~lllblt tU l o-tn. "'l'ht' OW!lf' l'l>h ip of mneh inery made by oth er meu e~ables th e : all· ~;".,ftu~:d h-:e:~!!;.! l'; :~~e~:::; ~ ::-:;~ ::~~~·:::~;." ~rteY f:r ~= 11: ..::~:/:t~::l:l to iHt or ~~~:s : ::ltyi, t-:d low 10 t:i "illt you !WOO worth of thillplfnltl.a, e-oolidtrM by tht.l • •JD-' body ia ~pie tii .IJrup ao u mple • pror-1· 'lou J>llrbapa ate 110 ~ _to blun.-t.be ~t, -,'kaow, are trallloa the utral lion u th11: WEALTH IS PMODUC.. .•Y•tem 1• 10 blame, btU uad.er thf! path •..t ro 01 ia( to ita lair tile my• ~:D B\' LABO:R. . ir•tem Y" are t hll reeipll!at ot 1101'" terlou bq that 111aiiH · we;lt.IDa JIII'O"' There ..,tp.all ~ •re tlloulllad• of ~ goodt. pi• objed to the rut• ot t!wlr bea•Yopte to •holll th 1• ld ... II f!atl~ly n~w, Bot Ju ot tho be ll•tl to ~ 1111 ..,. Jeat ma1ten. A.-a 1 otbu tllillp t ile no! who would bf! far 1,-om hllllll"1111". qaLiat•ace 00 the 0i't-'te "de of •Priday C11lture Club" will diM:.,. if it were broul1{111 to tbllh attf!atioa. •treet. . "TN o,_tb 11f Sodalim~ Ia Qn. .Of uu~, th ey ~re aot able to WEALTH OA!( BE PRODUC 11111ay,•• ~lllcll wlli pr'!h&bly b. ''lli"J ~::·':r~~~ i~•c;1~~A~;:;fT~;:~hi.~ o;h;~c;~g~b!;~~~tw~~~~m;:Oii~~~.c~;; Ar'!o:~~n;,: .~;-~~·m;.,~~~fo!lld 01 :::!~: :~:~ ,:~~~h~~rte!';~::O~, ll;:~t:~~~ P;: in -a; 111 ~=~~~~~~t"!!idhllhi~~-:~:;r~ew:t.be 801.0110. Ia 0~ That tM Ealle" Park d.U Will " uathe t i - It tollllpeed • moatb I , 341 penoaa, it the ulll · four w~eka ot "cardul by Diltrif t Attoroey well, ud .10 tbf! dDI!k wu \U There '• • dis! It ~~~~ ... jutt wbt br 1 fet.rJe. wbf!a hi! df!hea I•at tbe rnaaifHt rillk 80-ho...e-power i.n.Lel· to •rrive at \It'-' mar-ntre- 1>ilaatu.....ria _o f dl!order~ ml11d1. atr!Ye to plda,. to yeun.elv~ Biif Tootac·, tM ~ ..e .)(aa, u .Ike le.der ol 1M Bod.aliltl l r~ae, jf YCIII ~11 11, t he 1'DIIti.oa bUlly belo•ed of the St..r · Trut eio the bomble 101p-bos aad the palnia 111i11t of_alaughtf!r who ll"aouti" foi Ilia tOiliJb rldm "IDIIIl 11111 mvelT wUli.IIJ', kt at;u:Jeq til !ght, " let.81c« Uoe A•eri.e•~• llf!eti_oa 11t the bteroatloal Party of PHeel Do tlt.il, -•ntT ;roa'JI ba~e· lOme toaeeplioa of tbo ot the l••~aalloa of lhl• of Dll_..; but. pod· .ehe11'ill ''<'ery J!!alt. lllepb.all !;~f~.:::,~;~:~·1~tllfl .• {~rert ertr, 10 th at the warlten will t ile fol_i vLioe of tKir labor. ,..,..NIIee tod•IYe iat.Citbew•lrda.darat~t~m• • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-07-27 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/9ed3f1455a3c1147898e85a6ec6bd7bc.pdf 72c284a3fd8c618e170c757a7d419c63 PDF Text Text BUPPALO SOOIWIT OK •SALK AT IGft STANDS YI[JIG!SDAY TO SA1VRf>AY oo~~-~IIAIYI~ ... . . - . - - ... ---:- THE BUPPAI.O SOClAUST ISOWI'IKp· ANI> (X)III'B(lt.UI) BY THI! .YORJOIIIG CLASS .- VoL 1.,-No. 7 DEMAND ARREST Of lAWRENCE.MILL OWNERS Annual Picnic of Local Buffalo Draws ·4,000 Crystal Beach; Speaker, Discussing. CapitaliSin's Mad Search -for Fordgn Markm, Asb: we Produce Three Loaves of Bread for the men to Have One for ~lves ?" on Foot to Bring Officers of Woolm Company to Trial on Charge of Arussorles Before the Fact. �GREITER .SPEEI -- CREA'fEB . -y HEATER EFFICI~NCY - A.Rit TH B L.OG JCA.L. R&SUL.TS O Jt INSTALLING THE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. tbr. u ~erH ~ JlhY•lrieD wbue fouDd,iDedllltioDtoad~!'llull th ~ !or.. bud, Mr. Y~kome ••• '""'"· J· •no•oto ill¥. !roru a brok~l; lr11 and lajurediDtrrnally. . Juothow theio.echlrntoccurredi•io Tbe -J' bo1 ijlrturda;r Dlghl. · tli•l~ute, atul 111 the .. Jr•·•tllr i1 mufh 6th, ,..,., O<'~uj>ietl by Comrade Exclusive Underwood.featu~es mak, poaalble the most.ll1)port&.nt labor-savlna systems of modern accounting. 'rbe ever &.rowing .flemand. putt the annual aaie. 1 of Underwooda Car ahead ofthoae of any . other machi.De - making neceuary the la rgeat1 typewriter factoiy and t~ largeat typewriter office building in tM world. Catholicism ~m ~,:atut:•tioll t('oil'll~··l In• ol!io·~ oo 'lr <'OUII! "'Qt.,.,.,,.,. h" m tbi• ,tn t~. CQtr> · �-y,Jaly30. l912 BUFFALO SOCIALIST - . . . - J Addre&~ · Amount per week$ • . .. J' prefer su!Hards.. 1 1 prefer e:~trn eopies. Fill in thia plOOge a'nd 1nail it to the Followinsr addrctll!. • , Sec:rearry Sustainer's LeagUe, THE. BUFFALO SOCIALIST. 52 West Eagle St.. · ~uffalo, ~- Y. �f ~~w. • PU!!U$1\&0 WSUL'r In' Tll& , BUFFALO socrAUST PUBLISHINQ COMPANY . - ~} SlY.~S......INISoor . IUPTALO.N.Y. =-~T=-~ ~~~:::;... ~•f••Sl .W.z.,&.a..t.WO.... . , JSUI'P'AtO,N. Y. • ~PtbSI.OOper~.!ocllb:lllllllb.pt.Y.W.to*- ~' Ell~ .. te«<l)d-elMI matt~ lmle 6.-1111, -,t \he ~ ' omee at Bdalo, lCe:w York, under the A~ ot Xudl a, ltr:i SATURDAY, 'JULY 2ll, 1912 • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-07-20 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1912-07-20 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n007_19120720 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-11 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v01n007 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/533335b1e1ddd1f0f0c36d9d20056814.pdf 2175b7b87904a07bf35ca0968a853213 PDF Text Text THIS PAPIIt H.U INTDIST 5BPAJtA.n. AI'IJ) APUT ~ WORIOft<i PROM 0 CLASS • Price Two C..... �~~~~~;::!1':~1e, tbe lllrtb•t tbew•ae lilt;. The breatb of · - ~~~ uld th• t be wlab ed b.roftloe~•ltould Aub~r11. Tbe11 ~rb.p• romt 0111 ol their Rip \ "• 11 •. Wioki"IHp u.d ~~;etln tbe b.,neu•a•l tlleloed tor •tew to 1 ...,. .11-for tap/,,;.,,~ .,.,_ en., , . '"" ,_,.,., 16#. ' �a/llt/Worrut.t Flue J e'llrelry Repa.irin& m :::J.oi0Ter-ra9e. Buffalo, N.Y. ,. ' H"' t.uCM:b ff'Otii8:10A.X.to l P. M• DIMJC'UU SUYI!D !if-- Mlohul Ulrloh ..s•• ,,_ . ,,...,_1J11'J i ~.rllf¥Jei iH1 Sf.,,••,..., cf 474 Ellicott Street, coma V byinia. B. Scmoffsky . . i . M ·aker of SJ~rna , t ot all kind• 301 William St. Proatlet· Pbooe ........... . SOL. KISSIN • ......... N lmpocud Ru.iaa WeaoUky Tu SAMOWARS A TOBACCO .lii~=~:T~~~ 'i ! b Ei'uffalo Office • Furniture Exchan.ge " -~~. . . . 31. . b•..-e • P oll UM at All Tl.me. ..,..... .. tmct,._. .........., r Ben. Pmatler 14811. Topper tiM-} Weintraub i t I Dealer til. , ...Ill, llpJI. CIIUJIIII. - ............. li Betl.Se!ltel1015& 1 TIIIQIIIIIIIIII ....... eg w uuarq s t. YNA!Ier401M M. ABELSOHN· • • Jmpo.tocl aDd Dqmatk wa-. uo~u.,;.... ........ 'Special AtwldDD Pale!. 10 tbe !'amll7 ..a William at....t:. !l+u.,.~ c'-••'•" S. B.tnnttt litu1t~r 'mad• Clt~lltu 1562 Ma.IQSt .,..._~~-'61 .... ...., F.W.HILL KeepS 'the 6e'st'"MHt ,.., tn Buffalo. I t . . I d . 8 t ' 1 �4- PVBUaaD WUJQ.T BT T1IE , BUFFALO SOCIALIST PI.IIIUSHING COMPANY .- ~ gw.b,..Sand.:WIIaor ,._·· IR.IP?ALO.N.Y. l'ltAJUDta~,T- ,.lt.UlTmK&I!II..D• . . . - . KuaT TUTTlW.L. ,__..,. STai'HDI J, M.t.JtCJKaT,- ..... ~..,. , srw.~I.S~t.~c.SdH- 8017AtO; N.v. ~PtbS~J1/Jprr.,_.SOiclllb:_.,...~,..&Wclll -- ~, ....uu - Entered .. aoeeoad-e'---;;;~JQ.Oto6, lilt, utile ~o&e·t­ Bmtr.to, !ie"' York, uder the Ad of ll~ a , llrii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-07-13 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/751f46a8526f1a78b67de92ad01d7dd8.pdf 3f0d7aa2dec59493ea5c827ddbf8e6a7 PDF Text Text ~WJ&~·~~~1 Prici Two Cents A ,...olt.I.J pt.etan, '•blc.b tJae h11 c.laet of BdaJo bow. per ltatll \0' be' .U \Do .tnae. ed by tlle .Sew York World poe~~teot tbeeoediUouof le Buffalo '• boll: f.ac.totl ... It ~ t }oe New OJ!OIIiDg ill tbe ball.e-aho1,. ia the f:alot "'·· ·--- - ~-·--. - ··:· aaking tb..t t b.e · • orken detb~ uaioe lab.P:I o o t heir bread. It i• reaoo rted thet they are m~t i es wltb grea t 1\u:c.Hil, that maay of !h• e mplo;ring hahn ba•·e •igeed eo lj!tee· ment'f[itlltbeualoD,aod it iii!S"pe;::tt!d that ill • few olay1 rhf: rut of the em· ~lo,-ern will h.a•·e 1au~ie(l Ql tb e <Ill·· I ma..ae of the u rikeu, aad t he mu .. wlllbebarktowork. �·a.aza.a Satu~ay Evenlnc, ,.au,.. . AT· FRANitiJN HAll aa w.. - s . . _ o.o......._ ....... ~- · ,.;.,,.,, ur t..,."o•••du la ~....,,;,, , ; • .., · ~ l il•l<"l" r 'o foelllt of view, '"' :..____:•...Juu• ..... 00111 1 " ' , .... ...... , ,..,,, ... ,.,..., loh..•·,.• m•uva t ...... .. , ..,, P:a t•u<l&,- :.-.~~~ ~" "'""'' n•o • tb1. IJPRtNOVrLL£. N . Y . 'fh ,. llntr•lo ~iM ii • t !• J•I•rc•l ul .• hl' re ,,,.,., _., t'r lo1n y 11 tlh· ~ 1 11 1~,J lu ~t. ... t,•r '• r u., t .-e tion .. ty .~ ~7·~·;',::;,'.·:::·.~.:~:~::·~·!~:~·~~:'~'T,~~~:.~ ~~.:;:;:/~;;;~rr.::.~·· 1 •r \ ' ''" '"'"II ~ . 11 IM.rl Bull.rll. .-u.... t wlll lt'l"etlw,.•cba""e t b.- ., .. ,, " ' 28;' •I I �t 'l·~ ~,"P<"'t~·.. ~· ' ly· ---~- ~~·:·. . ~ ·~- ' - �PlAit TAU( .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-06-29 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1912-06-29 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n004_19120629 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-11 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v01n004 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. 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Coaolltlou ba'fe cbupd •W It Will" p~r t or ladi•fd!Wa . to ' "" i be tlllap wltla wk.itk ~117 Wor~ I a t.ll- daya, Ute tki~ tritlt ' · wbick IIID •ockH .ue' relatlTtly ..WI ..a" •"-P• 'fbe rlil,._a w .. licit & r~.llr-.1 lllea, but &JI oldllo...iort•o.Uk~toaa-.ll. '1'\e-'oe bctoiy , oW mao oa a birlcb u.d..r wllida .,., h •ortb t l leat lltr. The aour- ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-06-22 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1912-06-22 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n003_19120622 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-11 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v01n003 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/dc284addb4f44dcc27c5ea6b696e0232.pdf 32d2d0378a9438fe0ad43829c9410808 PDF Text Text �n. ' ..ht.r of ..-.an ._u. ta-ol la1Mi'Oft -"'·--1b ~~. pe•Uaopo.. ,..,....fto o:alr-.r-a~I•J}I i. em- in~­ W&Vrll ~e.w Ye...ll."n.JI\.1 c:lal'-'.: , .=% !,.,.~ Jti!.. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-06-13 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/05798312c545fdc3cd1b5fbce716d120.pdf 503899696f0afeca08c4c4328e6a23f0 PDF Text Text SOCIAUSIIIS Ttll! NIXT_ STV·IN Ttll! I!VOLUTION OF 50CII!TY PriciTwo C.nts �. Every garment Uni on· m:lde by the most skil· • led hands In the c raft. , And' best oi aii. we charge you no mor,e th~n you must pay for Ill ~It· tlng rearly made suit s B. KADET1KY . T~ILORING 2DD-2D7 WAIIIIIITOI IT. Cool ond' lro n E x . . THE SOCIALIST PARTY AND THE WORKING CLAss· By EUG.E NE V. DEBS �J _SOCIALIST DAY ~, CRYSTA:L BEACI· satui'day, 'July 13~ 1~2 · Ne;., Yc;rk ·lltate'ti Oandld&U• f&r Gcwernor • , on the 8oolall.tTIO- ·-·· -:- · ..J!di.UP<>a~Lo11 tlfe_Uve...~ Tkkl!t...pod Jah· 18th at~d aD)' da1 tho:reafter durl11g Seufto- ncepc Sltunlafl and Sundaii. ; . H"' •o.re to uk for S0<.1AL1ST Tk)fetf at the Tlekes Of'1Sce . ' • at the Dock, Jul7 l8 • . . TlckoU adult• ~c. • Children tl!Jc. O • • you r Tlck•t. • • the " - d q u • n -" I :lift" Ill~ r(<J/ eaUM! ol 1ft dl~eaae, ll:~t't'rrr .fO"' ll'tluhleDiay bf'. WoekPo.,.t.hat 11en·eo 011pply hfr abd tnvtioutOf'1'fryur~:analhl"'u""leoflllf'IIO<I,r. eon~ do'I\'U frum lhf l.ra m tllf<>t1Rh tt..- Thl" morn'l 'l'iual Mllumn 11nd f>a"" laloi•IP throu11ll t... r..~ Jwo ,,.~n tbf' hon~ of the l•tk lth Jhr ..,,,. on thfo J!irtlltl'mukj.d •••'itllt 0('1'nin~:.'' At th~ ]"Mill .,,..,.,. for•'" i~ oftO:On lrap~·l,..l. · t·~r ~<nr ....-~r.rdlo.r hll .,, ~trau•. of !Ct'\'rre f'1}fl1lll:l1, n ill di•plllrl' Oil~ of ! ho• l...o~ !""''"'• N ~<•no·lo1'11, Tbi!D tbl' '"'".'" UJ~rlill~t •lm.,... ,.].,.,... ·"I'• lil<o: l l!e on,. mat""'l .. ,......ond OJ...,UIII.'' •n.J l)Jil l(t...l lnlfl\t ~QI'• tb mu~o~h it ._ ,qu~u..! 10 ,1 uarl~r ib ~urm:~l ~iv. 1\ft'\f' t)>.~! n 1lurd or p ,, .ruu ,..ond.. r II;,. ~~r~t~l~//'11 ~UPJ'!i"'l J,y ll"'-,1 " " '':'' 1:<'1.. "''' " "" ,],.n't noli~ th,. (toll. J••thap•. •~'' tho• J, ..,.,] , ,.,.,,may mnko• hfr ll hu,.,;,.., " ' ."""· \ :uur>tJI II>t•no "dt,...,.,....., .. ],ul tho• r.,u~.. ;. t ht• ..,, Ill<' fvt 1ll. t bt>uzh a t •ll rl'o'ttnl ]'h" .."'lil' "'llth,.,pin.,, \'nnr '"I!IO!d~· i~ . ~ilni•lo• a u.J c•·rta<~>-1.,. uu:.•··· thai o!..ndly .......,. l'n"~"''' lor t.rw.: u•IO ],..rk th~ ,.,.nrhrn ' " >!,• n•t nr~l ]oO• i t lnu. Tin• I• a·bat tho• t 1•1fU]•n'lrt"r ; •. """""""'"''........,.,11 ···~·.·· ·'·~·. II•· ,.,.<::,r-,..•io•nto!lc no.,thu<l tf'llll>'t'l l bo! (4''"'",. fo•J••u r oit•l<u..., '' ' diubilll;t. ouul n•J,,.,.,,] nalur,. " ""'" 1hc r e-I. Th•~ ,, {•1<'1 I""'"' '' "' bnn<lr;•, J• ,.f ··~···• ,f ll\ t•r I l<o<luo·r ,...., ..........,....~.... "''''!:~... �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1912-06-06 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1912-06-06 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n001_19120606 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-11 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v01n001 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/23c1f8f7922f8091e5467a2b42eeb362.pdf 2899e1938bc0cf5974d4fae42fa52710 PDF Text Text -ALO soaAIJST ON SAUl AT l'IBWS STANDS ,_YTO M~Y Vai.D No.106 oow.~~·11®©~~ • t BUPFALO,•N. Y~ MA~'U I.OOIItATn.-Cll' Y~AD-t.\111. JPIT II 106• YOOR SUJISCIUPTIOfl a. PlltiiS NIXT Wl!l!lt · Prlu Two C<nti~ Card Party and'Dance, Friday Ev'g, May 29~ at Headquarters, Edward Hall �Attention Baseball Fansf To Union Men aDd Thdr Friends: THB Brool<lya Team cJ. the Federal Lea rue 11 .......t lor • Robert B. Ward and . Oibcr-- cJ. tllo ooa-oolo• B read T r u at, DOW firbdn&' the orpnlacd bcbrr ...,..,;.. allll 1rJtor to cliarupt them. Down with the non-union Bread Trust and Its advertising schama I · .. h " " c . ~t. aandwich Rduac to bcamc the advcrlialnc man for the aoa-u nlon Bread T ruat lor falling to attend the F<dcnl League f&mcs when the B~ooldyn tam playa In thJs city on May 28, 29, 30; Aug. 31 ; Sept. 1, 2. 3; 0<1. 5, 6 and 7. . n. w-\'1 hu pu rlot-.1 tile ...._ ,,tat.tana -' tke - !"K'ad.lf,..,• pJ>ro,.eot' . . .bbve b.- pulill,.our' ayY u•otoo catrbe ... " . z::ta:;~~~~~ ~:i~ . .. 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"Rull>rfrdt-ratieam.adead•m••<i l '""'~" W• •hort•r..-orkd.. y T"qu<'tird opit. ~ suo BUFFALO SHOE 00 • 8ENEOA AND ELLICOTT 8TREJ!T8 ••rr bL'' l'f"f•lieol Goml'f'n. '' _,.e m.. nt h•~bft.!laad••r ••;"' for ,-no, hat 11 loa~ bad mot~ ....... f- t•O>~fthol'fotl!lal>oaott~ 6iving Y~ur Busintss Evtrp (b;mct t~ 6r~w The small retail bwincu nccda cvuy chance H canrct.t'-daya. _._, . Don't overlook the bualncu. .. tt • 4rbi~l:o' OJ>!-.ed to .··allot Lark o-~ ... •pa.Liut. ' 'Tbe - ,..,.a _. .11••·..re-at ••1 work itto aoet ~be ""''• &l ~at.aiar •••••!•...,..,.,._ ..... en. of iadunri&l.U..,ery. h -u. ,. 1.• tbt oaee a court ~..- ...... u iadi •~oallt,.. l ,.•<ol.... • .-•n I.e u!eru tlo.at · • T'- aun~1•t to e11tr.-p tlwl •~••~"1•­ tdcPOOnc order BeD Servia opens an entrance to your IIOK througb wbkh customen may come In any wuthU. Why k<cp this door clooed ? wwk.ia,...abyaayeu<"h il. WliLW.'lll oaf.)' 'lll'llh . . .po~>OD. ......ald ro- o~ aa;r ndo '• TM fMeratNtn woald -uy .r futlo•r •tud_... · I....U reprd it uaeurbo11 cJ. your part I Ale your 6oar &dis out of order l Ux tlx c1a.aifir:d. -=tioa of the Bell book and uti the rqyir m.a.n. I t..d- of tile worket>." New York Telepflone ·eo. Tdcp--. Cb..clo 6o l'taatila - Louia joaephaon --·- lf«bt•trr ;;-,_;,.a.,.,., ..,...~ ............. ~...._.._ _ . .. - • ._..,.. ., pera&llalt ~~:~;~-- ;;'·';;liiil.-;;,,;.:;;,...,.,. ... w taT• •• , ,_nie&J pJu ---.... .., ..,....._tM~of•-••~•·1•~· - a, Mt .-;.tu~ Uwt d ..,.... .... w ........ .. - · - · • · •• ::-:r~"".::::-.c.,;:, ,~ ~.rd•-- ::-.:::.=-~: ~~~It~~~~::~ ........... v. �BUPPALO IOCJALIST Socialist PIU'ty News SHOULD ·MOTHERS BE-SOCIALISTS? Equaafr oi opj,ommlty - ~ wiJl that alf<a woman 1 WiD """"411 be pold by future Society for ba W<Jrk 'OJ MOO... 1 Tbls and other quatlonl answa<d ln a remark- able book, entitl<d : . "SOCIALISM AND MOTHERHOOD" By JOHN SPARGO One hund.red. and thirty para, cloth bound at:1d iust off the prcu. " SOC!ALJSM AND MOTHERHOOD" b for aalc at the headquarters at sixty e<nts a copy or will be sent pos!paid upon rccdpt of pice. ArfJetter•:&ttuno~ Tbe)1111ly Gennea ll.fl ...pllpet' Ia Ole .useouWde of New York City, rtlp~ ~eatlq the ill\ei"Mt ot' tbe "Norktna m...._- 60 oeau '"' 8 moa&U. Office. 315-3J7 Genesee Strut - - Buffalo, N.Y.~ tfct~~nttt•Ntt"arttr BULLETT'S SHOES 1-.tMtttrlrkt~f fl S12.00 .e an llllU.,.~allwooilal.ue .We. Oil 4M lasiOf'l, tude •P l-. all lbe .... ttyiM.. We pazutM • o1 p .oo oa ~ Jlllftkt - Dt.tMkf ••lar e'I'HJ IIIIL 8eaw - f15, f18.60 a. PRIOE •2 to f4.60 t.t e....-. ....kltdllllfllk. Tltl.-.&-1 . . eM .,.... ,,., tc• 1.. .18.00 -. Straw Hats .. ..u ......pel Bullttt's Sbots ""''.,..,.. f1, f1.60 and U Why bor -•nlll ....-.. ' " c u --- ,-etlboroaa•bm. u u.. --prie. f H. S. BULLETT ................. '*' .,.•,J . fh_, St. ' IJ40 3tlrtru• St. ., �~mr - ~~YaT 'nm \ J!P.I'PIW) soaALIST PIJIIUSIIING ~ANY •~•.a..n-.a.. .... ~ "*- •--""'"' BqiLDING, auPPALO. N. v. $1.10,.. , _. . . . . . . . . . . .~ ........ nat 'niiATitl: ~ ~· Jr things keep on leaking u the:r ha''" for the Jut acnrtto of oor .. .-timable " citizens wi!l be relegated to the This city hu been placed in a partienlarl.y had light beautifully iMdieient «mduet of the Civil ~niee Boud, in itl de~ ~~.:tr ~in~upn:!~~~":: oonDt~eted tho.e loa&J eivil ~n·ice examinations had N"IUIOO.S to au.sped one of doing things in tbe way of helping their friendl w p&ll8- That 5eQftta ry or the board round it rn-t·au.ry to take the pa~n horoe with him for fear that one of tM oomrui•i<lnen~ might ret hold of 'them speab nr,· poor tor that I!Ommiaioner. That the lll!C.ret&ry and othen thought t.bifl and failed too aet until there wu u actual leak looks · &I though thE-:'· were afraid of l~ing eaugbt in the ne~ tbemaehea. ,. With t.b~ examination papen in hie pOIIIIetlilion O\'er night plaeee tbi aetN>t.a~· in an embarrMfltng pclflition now Uiat it baa been •bo..,.·n tb.at 110me of t.be a.nawen were kno"'-n hdol"'! the e:umination. Th~ tUtmben of th~ oommiwllion anil tht> Heef'letary bne l"eeligDl'd wi\11 the ezeeption of 'he IIWiptocted curiUlliaiouer, who, it is .. id, it a particular friend of thi~ mayo r What a fin e apecimen of a ei,;J aerviee comtniu.inntr, and ~;hat a fine lot the whole outfit is, in fact . It looks to the out~~id e r aa thoujrh th e may or's friend on the ~m­ mi.Km wu .a sur-e of hi& ground that ht had oo ne-ed to be eart'.ful. The leaD hen!Wforc hav~ hH-n rondJX!t'd in a m&llDer which enabled ~ politiciana to.;lace their fr iendli in t1"l desirab~itions Without the pnblic heine any the llll' iee.r, but t.hia friend of the mayor ootnM Nit 110 blatantly th11.t he ,has gin):n th e whole meal awa_,.. , Thftle mea are ' ' good' ' mf'n. tho>:">· art ' ' hoo8t" ' men, they are upitah•t politieian.a. and were hel ping thei r frie nd11.. They are part of ~~ eapit.aHet IJo"atem. HtN· do you like the sy1am f !a tile J..llt IZIIIII.Ielpal ea!llpai(D lbyv Blu1h•r daured that uader tbe Sei del adlll.iaitt.. tio• asoo lta4 beoea eolleded t"na llle Boltaa • .w.r.for-ti•caaalJqpd\M _ . , deliY.-.4 &o ' 'BrU.baae bl.l." Tile Pft4t &-, ill n~pc~rt· ID1flhe""'7(lrDipeeeil, priatedtM 11"1111 daarp, wltie b lte b tOII(Itt &lf&i..t tbe SoeW.IRt -.dmialttn.· tii)II. T\e ro:upoaKr.Seidelbrovcltt 111it a,:aiut llayor o.diac Pd ne Free Pr-. fte F're·e Pr-. ~ ...... illS UO ;l~fute, DOW lll&lr" retra>e• tloa. ft bd1 that. the,. wu ao bui1 of tnlt~ wbateur Ia lllayor Ba.diaf' l .eud&leUI a11d Ubelo... ~••rs•. It ..,. Ia part : Dw-i. . th lfrl•l ~p t .... eity ofllf"f!l, . .d 011 April!, lilf, the llilwaakioe Freoe p,_ Ia report· iDJ a •peed! of Kayer G. A. Badiac at t~t- Bo~i.aa T-ara H..tl, ~poled ••ld. '" ...,..,... •1i•c tw ~. pro ve tbt tile Soe.iUiat adl..wa. trat ii!IG of u, .elty waa di.MoiiDR and .. r reatot tlt.ll-nlaa, ~lai111ed tllat tlla Boltoa &Gre ca .. e . to tlt.e f'i t-,otlCI-•.. t500tar a •peeial pri ..ilq• wbitlt w., u ~~~;.,ll:·:u:Ji::l::.:a~:t: - - -- BUSINESS LEAKS What i..o the w-na.tion tinkaon ia the ma.t.ter ""ith hus..ioeN f It hu 11prung a leJk, Sotnt- body hu akuttlOO th e ab lp . The good ship " Bnolt '' hu twn wcrking ow·rtim~ an d aa yt•t hu ~n u nable to hx:at~ t~ w·rec.k. Some where at th~ bottom. o f t he 'T'arttr' Crt+k or thl' C'urrf'De)' Llklt litw~ the hulk o f that wonderful hark wbil• h hu bluffed and eempeted • ilh all comf'n o n the O•·f"an o f l'rofitl for so m&n\" \' t&l'll . ·o·rwha t a•·&il is all thf' dentKI th at bulitn i'"!Ri ~~ ··oo ~e bu m" when that M t bt- faet. If it is tn~o·. wh_,. not .,.Jrno ...·l..d p:,. it !ik.e rt"al mf"D and set to wo rk to fin (! out thf' ••tlltl!t'_ thl·O II. Pftl~· tho• n •u:if'd.•· Instead o f that ••:e find tilt" loUIIlJl('SI; men of t hiH o-.ou ut.r:">· wbo cr t'dlt · ~vM 11dth all t he w·il!(iolll gozug ftl>out h ke a lu t of dt'1.:apll.at.-d c hW:kens, tlap11ing t Mi r w iog11 a. n d sp lutkl" llli ROJ ho•Hil llg QUI t h., ~~~n°fa.:J~~IrL11:u!:,~h,. t"t7L~;:k .~~Ht\:h~,:,o:;:,':i;,~:~:il~~."'m Q/ Ju tht> ffit'8.1\ t lm~ t i.J~ WOr ke r II ¥1L ff,.rHL~ f,r tho• ,..lint of t! tn p]oy· Lllt'lll. "W h1lt' t he big b U!IIll('IJI; Ill> II Hrt· h·ttiu(!: th,• lif1• hlood OI L! of tb., t mall ~:t: ploitt• r. tbol!llllllflli. ,.,,.u nu lli o1m. of wo rko•1"111 8 1J! wal k.inr t ht' atrt't'll aee lri ng a. chKm.,. t« <'111"11 •·uuufl."h tu lut them 0\'Eif" t hf' day . T he wo rke" lta \·f' IL~Ieu<'d LH th,. •·onfitlo•m·,. talk o f t he capilAtil!lt J>Olitici&DB t'\'t' l':'>' .n·Hr. 11Dd ,.,,.r:-· .•·•·H I" tlwy h><\'t' 111.,.n tho..:> wh? 01l'D t he mean& by 11·hkh tlw~ rnn>IL ILu· milk,. M IIUI"lK' 11\f'lll!l of Lt. unti l oow tl ha.l! <.'011\f' to ~~~ That fou r or tiw !nf'U O 'A"n Jli'Kf' t icall.•• th,· v. I eoun try. 11 od n tn 11 fur llwi r ,,,.-11 ho--o>tit ··nltn-1~ T h.- •·o rkPn tin t ~tllo"·,.<J t!J •. v,..,}o-'f'!lhrp vr tho> ntHI.nll of 1 !r"ring to \PII.Ir into thf' h1111rl11 of tho> llrmt ll thf' sm a ll e11:pi t a listx hll.\'f' rlone hkf'¥1'1"4' IQ '" A!Mriea.n !Jea u t iet~'' <rd 10 hiiW' <'OUJt LIUl ed tber..e l<rC!! a """'"""~~ l of about fi"e ~~t.Jf-a.p poota t HI r ul"' " w • ·hum 111l mnat hehead«<.. B~ hu leaked out of tiLt: 8m11ll t.Rnks in to a few la rge c w"nf!d b~· a few men . " nabl ing t heRl to eDK htn• tht> Mlllt or the natioo. LM ut t<btain ~on of the t a nks. • •~a toon of all•r• wu f ollo w!'<! by o nl!• "'"'"•llt•ohlu·,aotoceo~ or­ pahli •~ .... l •~rr ~a.l "lb111~ and tbal _. •.,, d>Ool l t lte JmocO'f!<.huJI•.-bal-•er. ~~~~.::· .:~ ~.·.~.,~.:.,;u:jo[.~$ ~:: i'loo· ~a l "t aotmiDO.Ifllllllll 11 Ullor&r- rant .. ,J l·:r t.hr ~n•h•ar• made ia tlte ..,ar•b "' t ~ f'J•~<hhc .--r dL nJ< FINANCIAL LEAKS 0oe ol the aotirwllable fMtu ra in thor spabn for ca..wr il their aWI..ity to lll..\b a ~b OD tbe IIDI)jeet =-~~~ ~~~:!~~!:!~: ;!::i~li~ .Aldo!:raan So.llinn il • li beral fdlow-with what doeo 't ""'""11,....~·-· U he .,. •. .,,., rf'quore.J b:r law, j•Uhli• b""" " lfl' t b.,re ..... W t' an' the wealthidt na t iou in t h" world! Hurrah ! ~joi~! By th.a.t o~ woukl thin k t hat Wf' 11.r .. the l>eltt fed, the llt'llt elot hed. • nd tht- best bouaed, and t ha t """" ar.. t ht' ha.ppit«. Tab a look around th it rit ~·. or a.n y othu c it y iD tA.o ftt't, and y ou ..;11 fi.cd t ha t a fevo of lht' poople hen •·e r~· a cd eoetly re~ ident"ftl. IIOJDetimt-5 ma uy o! thew, a.nd the uat li"\'t> io f! atll and tenement.. • " We'' are DOt ~ wM.ItlliNt c ation in tbe world. it l1 . ...\cd w.. can refer you. to the eapitalill:t prt>M fn r p roof, in th~~ot ofUOR r-ead of how in foreign o•nntriM .t be peo p le h.ave • g reater a~noun t montry" depoait«< t o thf'i r ('redit. " We" art' p ut dow n u a lot lj>endthnft.l \\b a t IOOUE',\ we I t'! ho ld of ~ e ' h8 \ f I• l~ n d :-:_ ~.·:: :.:~: ~,;C::.!:; ~ ~=· SMiah•t tbe '"'1~· t ~ nlUJI ~ tiM ad · ~>~•••• tr auoa •• l~e •·ua u oa of t be Bolton •tor~ all • :r· Tbe p roreoe<l· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-05-30 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/5af97babc1369ea7e1059db3721f4d22.pdf b04e51b91fedb44e97a03ede5d0f7774 PDF Text Text _,ALO JOaALIST ON IAUI AT ftll1rs STANDS WllllamAYTO IATWDAY I.OClEATTM-C. YOOit~~ JP JT IS 104 YOVR SUBSCRJPTJOI'I U. PllU!S NIIXT YI!I!E V... D-No. 103 CHARTER _DEBAJE: EX-COUICIWI J.l SMITH w. W. f...........AID, TEtK THEATRE BDILDII~ SUI At MAY 2411, 8P.l �. . --. mftB carr . · -· \ Attention Baseball Fans! To Unlco Men aDd Tbdr Frimda: ~ Brooklro TUD> of"'"' F eclual Luru il """"" .,. Robert B. Ware! ....t qlilor ~ of tho o D·lla too ' B rcac! T ttut, """"Bcb~ tho ID cl!stupt d-. .,..m..IIUorr_... ....t lr1!lot Down with the DOO-UDioD Btcad T ruat and its advatising S!Chema I Rcfux ID l>ec:omo the~ anciwtcb IIIOftfOt tho ftOft•U l\ .... Brcac! .Truat, br lalllnr to attmcl tho F<dtroJ lt.ocut ( - wl>cn tbc Brooklro ttam ~rs In this city <Ill Mar 28, 2!1, 30; Aur. 311 Sept, 1, 2, 3; Oct. 6 ODd 7. s. You will 'For :Jill Outd~r Workmtn SOO P•lr ''mtn's •IIHIUIMI... Work Shoe• ~S&Mttw.lt, wW••o..• •n•a.' IU,Il!U ft tlr!...l v.."~Mot•,.. u ~la--,_ ... •b• ,..ar MIUIJ•..-trt. MM ... ~U" M.hoddJ .... I• U.. - h·•P .. UtLt lt.M. an.,.• .,... n 11. •ah, .... ll(ltf. Mal'' Boyi udl.lttlc Genii' S...t - ~lt:~~C:bt~':N~~ Doub&e Wur So\n - $1.50, $2.00 $2.50, S2.9S, SUI BUFFALO SHOE CO. 8ENEOA AN~ ELLICOTT 8TREET1! Dividends in Comfort and Convenience An invatment in Bd1 Sqvlce for your home wiD return bir dlvidcnda In comfort and convtnlcncA: thla Summer. The bat port ollt, too, b that h only roql4tu an lnvtatmc:n.t ol a few centJ a day. You r<&lfy have to ux Bd1 Suvlu to apprccatc what It wiD c!o for you. The crnnda it will run, th< atcpo lt wOl almoot numberlaa. Mau thla invatmcnt I&VC, arc fer ywr family toclay. New York Telephone ci; e in H_eaquarters, Edward Hall, - �·- acdailst Pan, News SHOULD MOTHERS BE SOCIALISTS? EqtaJity r:l. ~- &ow willlbat oiled ...,_ l wm ........, be pa:~ &r Molbal Tbh 101>11 ~otutc Sodctr r..- her ..ark ... olbaq:;.._ ann.....d Ina J<m&tk. able book, entitled : "SOCIALISM AND MOTHERHOOD" By JOHN SPARGO • SOCIALISM AND .M 0THERHOOD" h lor uk at the hudqiW'IUS at mty cxnts a copy or will be sent postpaid upoo rccdpt ol price. BULLETT'S SHOES CORRECT STYLES FOR 1914 PRICES $2.00 TO $4.50 0111 14.50 !ltOfS ARE l1tf lUI TIIAT MOllY CAll W IIOIIE~.: ' B , t/YdJ- ..· ,' ' OUR CHEAP UP-STAIRS ROO MEANS ASAVIMG TO YOU -:-:o_,. :"-:M ::-o -"-,d_u_:y:-c a:"" -"-"-l~ u•d_•_:>:' _;_ v_ •"'"ttM H. S. BULLETT 56 ~~~tTut/ ay 23rd --Dancing a 9 P. • �~ • - tlpile.at futaro ot t)o pun) olecdou lo 8-.det~ ,.... ~,_eadou Ia~ Ia t\e 8odaldt ··~ .. lt.ia Ja•P"1 ,_ J7o,. Ia 1111 to UO,OOO. TtMI Llbtral• f.O,OOO YOtM- aad tiM O.aNt,OOO. Tk 8otlali.ll .._. .-.en1 -n,.... O.,..ti• ap1.n II tU oW 81111.._ 'Milo Ll~ IIUO MYMtJ .... aa.iJ Col• .,,..,,.... ttte � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-05-23 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1914-05-23 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n103_19140523 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n103 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/30903e964b83208efc5b9cd4522b01de.pdf b74b7b73e5746c3e079109cc84a1d6f4 PDF Text Text IIOPPALO soaA1JS'T ON SALI! AT.NEWS STANDS LOOK AT THI! I'IUIIIII!R Ofl YOUR ADDIU!SS lABEl. IP IT IS Wl!DNI!SDAY TO SATIIRDAY YOUR. 5UBSCIUPTION EX.. VeLD-No. 102 103 PIRES NEXT.WEI!It BUPFALO, N. Y, MAY 16, "14 Charter Debate: Thayer vs. Haller, Teck "Rieatre Building, Price Two Calla . m. �Attenti n Bas ball Fan f To Umoo Mm and Tbdr Friends: -~ B~ooldT" Tam ol. lhc: F~liHa l Lutac .,...,.r Ro\crt II. ud .-! c6or - - ol 'k a •·•• " ' Br~ad Trust, mwl;cbtloc tla ~,..,........I...,.,_ ID d!sr"!PP tbom. Down with the I10IHilllon Blucl TniSt and its advmising schmus I R<!uxtobecomelhc:.a-~..Mwkhmanl<!r the non•Uft n B read Trust by lalli n t 10 •!lend the Feat.ol ~ when the Brooldyn tum plaJS In lhb c~ty' oo May :19, 30; ur-ll; 1, l, 3; Oct. hnil :;, • s. THE NEXT BH.L DIRECTORY CLOSES .MAY 20TH You have until that doy to ~t yaur .,..,.Ill thla moot unpartant buslncas an~ soclol rt~tr<~>C& book. Yau wtU add much to yaur dbc:<>miM •nd !neon· va>kncc II you do without BcU Scrvkc thla aum- mu. Why not lien that contract todAy an! have your name In this book I BcU Savlu .. that qukk, courtcoua, .. tlalyinc ldnd. May 2 ht wtU be to lotc. Doh todAy. 26c TRADE MARK May 19th Aft ,..... ~ooa.. ,.lkt• .... .... -.o.k-. 6tUOd "' '""-·w- · - NIMlAAA.IiOIA - .... """"....... ..-.. ...... 10>4 Link (l.u,W -~~~,_, .~~ .. fl..... DooM< .... �BO.PPALO ·SOCJ ALJS·T' ·.JOHN SPARGO'S LATEST. M~~=-ot~~~oW:~..: MAZUOA 6al Main 8b'eet: ·~Tbat.J..re. Dt.ttttrep.t' ' H. F. PENNY Wb.U.it lad Bet&l.l ~ .. . Ice ~d Soft Drinks Tabl• Ohatrw ~« Bolb C5.S7 W•lden A.ve. s.£r • no-. • Sola Ag~~= .:t~~~'!~~ W~ y Tea o r Moeeow cot.UIUIA .#UIIO WHITil UL Y TLU r • A-..-.-~oo .,_#C(I•,.*-•~ c IOIWILU.l.MST. 8o&b PlloaM Baoarian Hall JOHN UNVERZART S•mpltliHm 776 Sycamore St .• cor. Reed 118LLHOWAilD1 1t i •M -Ofi'T~411-6tl -OOTO- . ; ' 't I LOUIS MAISEL .h-"•,.., c.,,.,6, '~ ,__ c,.,j4 011 .lf•r•4A~ 1-J; .-CAIN-• "•C•~ 966·967 BRO ADWAY ....... t«l!kii, Howa,.l4. Fro.,tlot2SN4 "-elH.,N , Fro.,tJo•214f1 Puneral Director• ~ ..- eo, ..... o...-. ..-tJ..~~~-"!,!~~ .. --- MOTHERHOOD Do you know what Shakerism was ? Perfec.tioni.sm ? Do you ow that much falx criticism of Socialism is based upon th• uttuances of AnarchistCommunists? "Can you te.tl why even such representative S:x:ialists as Bebe:I c.annot be quoted as commiting the Party to any p:lsition bearing upon the mar~ riage relation? All these questions are answered in "Socialism and Motherhooa" If you cannot answer any of these questions you need this book. Socialism and Motherhood is on Sale at Headquarter.§, Teck Theater Bldg., or mail MoneyOrder or Stamps and book will be mailed postpaid. PRICE 60 CENTS (CLOTH BOUND) . ' A&ltate and subscribe forthe . .1t.lr ,., Cap/Drs 1ct Ct't11m AND I' I c.11 Jl....._ '" Ill_. . . AMra r RDEIIEI, ILGCIE CO. .S OCIALISM I• llrfietter•:&ituno~ T h• o:aly Germaa Dewtl)'ope.-111 ~~Calli o:aalde of New YIM'k Ch7, N~ MIICU!c" t be in\er.t of &he World11.r Olaa. -10 ouM for I m~~~:~W . Office. 3l5-31 7 Gc:naa: Street - - Buffalo. N . Y . ,.. ..m rtmtmbtr tbt 'FI•Hr FRAIICO-SWISS CHOCOUITS ' Gtw-ua-lkt PluM Queen City Candy Co. :" DISTRIBlfTD.S 893 JEFFERSON STREET rroaller n?l t PRESCRIP riONS F tl..LSO AT Zackheim's Phannacy , AR.! MAD! R.JGHT Srrrrt J l J Wllli•m .' BULLETT'S SHOES ' PRICES $2.00 TO $4.50 I e OTB PHONI:8 Cbt K4istrbDf aVUUI'~.....c.AIU.R.I.T PETER KLIPPEL .,..,.,~.cu.. • /If/, . " UNION HATS . 111~,-.lt. THE~AT CORRECT STYLES FOR 1914 sm llf lltE BEST lltAT lro!IEl c.ut BUY, BAR 11011£ 001 $4.50 I s-t SI.OO Hal Value oa Earth llfl . ttw- lt., Nt. llaUI •IJ~..,..Ita. : . LEONARD SISTI ' Ll~rht Grocer-Ies ~JitHCt . (,.,,.reu.. 8oclallat8oaluoao4lll>o.l•doM. ...u bra!I.U at (..,, . " ...4 d ••,. - u- Qf.ll aiiiSiftl POSIIM alii alE ' n!!:_m,-;-L~~~::J ':!a~~~ B UNlUN!I. MOLES a n4 C.A.I. I.O CSQI. l"rtoe Uoeac.. Solde"er,...bere. ULlABL~~a~;.v OOKP' N, Q, A R M E N A N T E SHOES WITHOUT ,,~,,.,_,. ,r,, • COMPETI110N OUR CHEAP UP-STAIRS RENT MEANS ASAYING TO YOU o.,._n Monday and Sot:L.Irday Ev•nlna• 56 Seneca Street �• ·•-unau....__.._ ~ ~~ *..,..,...,.... .. ..,._ TBa. TtmA T1t& BUIUliNG. IIUPFALO. H. Y. ~ - Ptb SUII,_ .,._ 5lk ~· ....... ~-- J-.S.ItJl.•tllap..e.._lt ...... NnrY..t. ....... adalllatdaS,.mt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2a16ee77b059625cccb3cab09e9a5d6e.pdf 5817138f0f2b9d91861a7f54f7ee996a PDF Text Text ~T.J:Ias~OP IIJIIP.t.LO IOCIAUST Clff s.ua ATRI'IIISTARII IP IT IS 102 ~YTO YOUR SOIISCRIPTIOf( l!ltPliii!S NEXT '11'11111: IATIJRDAY BUPPALO,N. Y,MA¥9,1914 Price Two Ccala "LAW AND ORDER" MUST FAC COURT ·MARTIAL · · · -AND TRIAL BY CML COURTS· T~ Disarm Tin Soldiers Women and Ollldrm Found Buritd in Hole After Devastation of Ludlow - G=rds Join Militia and Recdvc Pay from Both Sources. No Thought of Lives of Passengers - Cost to Owners is First Consideration of Politicians Ufe Belts Would Drown Children. �Our~Sbdf B-.rklt ~ .,.., ~-.... .... .ROBBRT S"rJ!$8, . . . ci ... • Al\llllr........ a.w:~~ Srm., 6o'g, m.p IDit, ....... -~tektal~ ~tin~~w '-.AT- pt.blk tr.a bUt.l1 Lllo 'ney ..-. ,...., t o w \ic.la tH 1'1111 .. .. ppr- ; oad uaua.al n.liat duJ P "f!rytu bllleau-et.lloy a.re e.• • OOL:UMaiA TUIIN HALL, ,..,_to Under ~'allljlicea ci the But Sllle Uloar Ly=m and BNncb One. Sociallot Porty. Tloketa, •• :are put under the microKo~ ..,h•e. mind well abk to search ou t an ! t is olso rero~1 oa ,_r aatllori t1 Kcreu. .'\ most capable boo k, tao ,..,.. , pi duro "O...iaa.l" ; 0110 that Socialitta and feminisu t ulrtrtod ... operatioa fw radie&li•• a.M ··:··· . :-~·_c"L7. · will put where they un by their lo.t 1000 f~t of it. U.. eoaaelou ;;:·_,;:";;;_, ·-: _::;:,--_ ,·c.-::c- u:;~,:~~~~~~hc~~~:o14h~:no::. ~:«ti~t=;~~ :,•~o= ~= ao& to,; .. , ll im aa ,.,.,,,,.,,..,.,,_,..llr.ldt of the book ...·ell bound, in ""'•alllily oro bl!illf ' ~W, Is k iiOW'D oaly to tile IIJO<rilll' ple••~ --o, wloo _.,to lull *1tbo.u \o ataod op for tloeir ria"ta. 1"1!0011 would ia.u"eate \kat tlr.e aad~e of a -'"'"IE l'if'tll,.. ~M U.ouk1 M allowed to dit"tate wllat p1ea8M t-111.. l f tile,. don't llh tiH! .Jkw tbe,. .,.;u aot ra.t· ro11ixt tbt" lobi!.., . .d It will _ , ~lit a n .• tural <IH.tll. " w .. art .up~ toftaa \'e h eedom of lj>e<."tll aad (11"-., -,J lol!t'P i1 d;.tioct .lcnia.l. ol. avtll. rTJ"W. Dtr-Nfter, we will 111ake i\ a poitlt to k~ our r<"aden 11~quaiat.ed witllo tbll pba-e of tbt a~ti<"• ltiea ef our eity. A a <!:ll'<>rt will 11.., hf' made 1-0 •"<~• tile •o•-lnjl" joict11re h11 d1fficuh l>e:ifl"nlnln. h11 nw..,.,.. !bat lht; baYt a ft>w rijl')lla Ull buHler bom iu IIi• future 11-'er· it 60 cen\1. takinp. nor ..011 io hpt a.,.a,. f roilb '"Thew Shiftina Sunn.N Il ia bomf' for o.-er twf'at,. yean rna11y-ch:om!on<"d mind of Chas. Q fo r<"<"•! to tom• lootllrougll aa I Ru ...... ll b&• l!""~" 111 110 book • - •loi<"b ilf" tloialo.• be bu l>roul!'bt , th:on ··Thru ShiftinK b,.,,...lf, but •• rea.l.lr a d i - ia· I , m ...-hich the paJt berited fr04tl bi1 fathr. After bio "' .,f a. aut bur in the ntw l· h1r11 lo0111f' "' lhub 011\ tllat Rf'jl'illl. a ~.-! iorth in the l<alidelltf'"IIBt i11 t.b• lluDH. •ho. bt tlonok•. I of ~uch tXpt'rienctl. In ;. tile dau,:hter of a poor <'(nu>tr_:r ur rhap~r· ~ •. Ru ....u Jar• """ pe111er, ,-,an,. i1 boo aiat .. r. f..rr th<· ru.!r~ nn ··overwrought t:oh:"" Tbt •••·itelnf'Ut of ail tbu an•l otb.-r. hut .. TI,. ~ud1 ., ''"II rud likt 1 .,.-emimronaot future. briug til<' r~P-Ault of I onmd• ac.::u"omed to th<' bo• ,.,,,.a..... wbo~b i~ IOOftn.n(! of the quort~r and 1H1 th.stu rht d current• of t.ra•n. •ll lhf' ..OOTI~r ~"mmon Iii~. l'i•;r •• a "'"Y wtrr~~tiRJI one 1 \II th.- amblloOnl of lht" ne'"il':li'C' •I"'• t"• ;::,.::.:-,c :.c·:;;-_.,.,·: -.;c: _c;-::-·:·:· Tile uf woman · m<~n; 1...,_ vh•lloon .,~~,.,:·~-~7:;'•::,::~1. ··~~*;~~:;.:~ I~~:e~~~i:~~~;~';'~;•t!;:r!~'~~:u.c.::~';~; 1•.•· I"'"''"~·· ::;.·i,:;. :·;• ..:·.. ";:~:; . :~;. ~::~·::;: ::~:·:~:"~,~:";::,;;~";·"·~:~· .:;: t>_.- • • '' ·'"' "'""''"'''· .,.\ En).'•tr~ud, th• • IHf"<•nh r. I" \\ 1ll1am .I lloltc;11. Th •· ••'""'~ '"'' to tb• l'la_r 11 •ada to Jaw that ·~, ~,_, ..,,.,. ~•a 111'ord to ~orae aad .,... ot. It 111 twenty 1!1.-e C<"ll~ aDd the~ is tht" d.-ar Jytnp:othf'llc story of The llaym~rl.ct Riot ITI Chocago, HI· tim){ m:oTOy a douht and controYefly, thr drline:>\1\.>n of thr cauu1 behind nom ir.;uto-n1 ol undodacu for tht ::: ~:::,:;·;!: ;,~~~~i:o~~=H':~~fit LA SA LLE. N ;:;:llo t:: of this yur en M..y 20th. In poevloul years It bu been cuatcmary to clooe the Summer ltiue en May lOth. · • ·· you ~ Bdl Service, It's the Summer time. :._-_:0''"···_;:::·:." ~- "''':C': :::::~oc. :- .. ::!·"~,C" ..C". : " :,,...,. :': 1:--- .!:::dt~ i~i.7'!;::eo!.,~~~~'.11•,. ,- ;.c,::.-;::-·,:. .-•;..... ~~--< lACK Of GOOD ARGUMENT The ll<pl It will save, the convenience ol this moot uaclul savant ~ the bot weather, will repay the small cost OWlY times over. · Just tell the man ol your famlly to sJrn that contract today. l1><n yoW- name will appear in the new book. ~ lOib. Tbr: lht will be too lAte. Rancmbu the <ial<, ,::cc~::~~~m::~a:::: ~:.i!~ j: ::r;::/:;1~~ Uveo 't ""1<::::-.;-:c:-:;:-.,:_,:~ .:c·:;c, "::.~::;-:I ~;:·a~::~~~l{ s;:~~; ~~~~~:f;~;~ ~".~;;~ ;:·~~~te~~ua~ :;d ':~:: ;f~:~fin:::~ pr~~~a :.~~~iof:t.~~":U'!:tit ': ~':lk ~';ht ~;~ant~;;:t;:~ .... ~:;~ ;~: ..:":;;~,;~:..:1~~~~ Educauon."" The nat bouc ol this moot uaclul book will clooe ~~=:id:1:~~ ~~~~eh~;~~d 1 ~;;e:~~:= lea~~..:~:;=0 c~;~· ;:a~d~: -~c·..=:.<C:.C ~:',~i"'; c;::~; y THE CLOSING Of THE SUMMER BELL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY U theK's cvu a suson, Mn. Houxwll., when to.wotld. h..' i hu fint hllnd acqllllintancu .,..1th the H1··hmo1>·l; 111 Oenb_ - ·• ·• May b a bJr busincu month. It bu always seemed that evcryoac want> tdepbcne ocrvlce just about this time. To mod this ruab ol bua!nao ..,. have made this arHncan<nt to olfct you 10 days ~ to ret your name in the Summer Bdl'floo.lt. Onti_,. tlrt •l••f) "' an d ~ho•,.. •t, o'thdt "' }.-..hn ("hue uf the S . S. ct'pt th"t-. fact•. a~d ::n,":!'":: r:iae~~"'u"•u;e:jd X. _their infuen.::u in ~~::.~~~~":~'t;;,;;: f:~.--~:! . '~ 9 ~'';~ th~:!"~~~~~~~~~~~~·l:plri•lf t-k of :~:'til~ ~~~~Ill. ma= type.. --,-:o:.":.;,;,,;-=:. -:::::,·.• ."<~•<:.;, c:c.:o:c=::.-.:·:;.:=.:o. ;;=:"I it ICI Fr:.:,~~~~~~~~:~brle~~,;·~i~=!~~ ~ New York Telephone Co. Td<pboaolluWloc a...a. at p,ukfm- i• likt'l) II wort IH" :occ.-ptc-d. A tom- Jll P-llt"rl •• pabl:•htd ,by r_tht Gto~ge illlf'JMI• tllat are i•ualllog Uoe "rernunkauon wu rr cei•.-d from the · lt._ Do;~;, Co., ~tw-\or ·the pflcf' IoriO!.'" tlofre ;, aa obfte , . _ , . ~b.•t ;;;,:~~:!:"~::' n°a1~~; ~~·o';~;~~; th~ Mtn~t ·~. !;:~,,!';op~~- ~~~ J(.o~~~;'"~::!u::: ORGANIZE THE CLERKS ,...,, ~.·~: re~:.:i~::e:~.,:,~-::M=:I;:;c'__ -·:c~:;-:; 25c/ TRADE MARK AND MAKE THEM CLOSE ,. "TIIf WOMAN' Of 111[ IIOIJR'~ ""''" ''' ••~ -- lo ,..., '•"•• ', 1 maaf'' Y. P. S.l.. W'dl Produu Play Writ~ ,.,:~~~~:: .:.;::.,::~~ 11 ,.,. Dl a tter tett by W . F. Ba.rn.a.rd. l'llo• ;, W1>1ot 01101 of o" r trltHbaalt Gre.t ID i 10 ter ... \ i1 bt'tll¥ abowa tile pla;o- , •·ne Wa-11 of llaur." wll. iek w\11 ~~-r~ateol b_.- tlot Younr ·Peeple"• Sodali•t ~JI'U<" atl.a Toar · tile a i,..Ha.l.l,t"Oroert::Utl"touud\"er· plat~~:k slrw"!l, lh:o- Hill Tile j•lay· wrltlot i• W"ill•m 1-'ra.,..l• llaruard, tV wellkno... •-'· aatloor an•l le.-turer. A Utrlber of tell•raal• h•r l,.....n held a ad tiloowJ>I"IriiO!'If""'l!"l""l",_"' aN' el\lla1iutit oo·er tlof ]•Ia.'· ,.lo,cb d'"· pirtl tilt lite of tbt" ~·oun~ J..-o••lt t~f lloe day u tb ..,. arc foro•r,l 111 olo .. ir eYery.Ja,rlo fetodi..-oo.tbt]•rnl>lo·~• ..,.ed i11 a half pa•e a•h·ertiHottl>\ ia llw rapiiRiitt Jl'l",.._ last ....... T"ey .-onti11u• hy ..yi111r. ''WIIaJ d - •n•y 111.1111 o•<" co IIi• r.. JI<>" Friend ..,,p, tol•••tio., t.,..._jd<!:ratioo, ,_...,. !>ltlly arul a .-raouonofiliiiiiOra.l aad lepl r iglot•. ' Th•• W tile ••e old doj>e 011\y pill forth i11 what aiabt bf" ••II~ 1 Dloden Hoilf'<l down to a word11t mHru a DIOrtl'l_, , ("'1>•1<"111ptible mf't~od. Sew Jet 111 a•k ja1.1 Ollt' Jf Mr. )ole..., ... at - a111 . hi• lugll -odii>IJ word• tnept •••f 1tyle. wlo i.rlo "'"froat lil<'llA"' ""IE tb..,.. prollu ' " bi~~~.~elf, will_, ba• h<' 110 prob'~ •• tlle !'Oilllral pt<>l•lcm i11· vtoieatJ,.Ieft 0111 tllot IM'oa_,.. vofv••l" tbe .ull'ra,-e 111~ l"'too-11li1t dwot nal r l!I"IIUif AU or:w pattcma thil .wuan Ia Rub&a Sola, Oak Sola, Thwllole UIU111C-lll o-.lby -•<'oa.e..&IJ. Ttwo f>lot lio>IIJil'! aroo~od tb • lo•t of lilillply tb1 old i•lea abov.t lbf' •a ar;.W.::rat.it YIHUIIf -~~ f or I ;roUPI !1-t af .... But taphallam il capitaliam, prwble:... of~ trm of_,.,,. wlli,lo divide. tl•e ft.i1 ill ~lloi ... Ia Ill~ •ay IDIO 1 - e . . _ TU 101UII'c... or .t ••tertai.a.,.•L ud bnng o••en of t"e job " 011e 1ide and ;;: ,..., fne..U. n. tiek• are -~ bQW WOJ"ken OJ" w•-'• •Ia"" oa 01" ••In' :;d~• =-..:~;,"T:C~;:::;: ! ot~e:: llen... •t k~J<llq, alto 1\aW. "'" at tH Mapo ltedq....ne:,... Kadea'•.H~l,-11eret lUcliolooau d work -n. M•ia<tio11 • ill be -'.r loor<'r and ate of cr-tu a eeata. ,..._. w iJl be ~lar ~ , ...., el'lplorlfrL'' u &uty afUw tM play. "'"' wbo bave bat.lt baae . . . . ,... ay. ~ -·~BoY"""" Uttk Gcou' • t· ••w c-.- the cdd:ated Weu NIAGARA SOLI!S. ;.trl "'"• ;. VfiTY •ao::llo iotet.-t~d '" tile -•ie ===~Ma~2th l:•"'•ti"l; ""1 Sooot Sboa, Ia ~ 0< !au ' cdon, .... &lack, dk 01" cboc:olalt' Elk Sola o." Niapn Double VI'a< Sola- SUit, S2.1 S2.58, . S2.95. S4.1 BUFFALO SHOE 00. 8ENEOA AND I!LLIOOTT .-.;JIUT8 0,..-yl'fiPio-ICIS �lUNA 0 IO«ALIST dOHN · SP-ARQO'S LATEST. SOOIAlJSM AND MOTHERHOOD Do you know what Shak:aWn was ? Pafcctfonfsm ? Do you know that much fal.< crltlcbm oi Socialbm Is based upon the uttcranccs ol AnardllstCcmmumsts? Can you tdl why even such reprexntat!ve Sodallsts as Bebd ~ be quoted u commltlnr the Party to any posltlon bearinc upon the ma.riare tdation? AD Ibex queotlom are ansWcr.d in "Sodalism and Motherhood." H you ~ . an.rwer any ol !f- questions you need this book. Baoarian Hall Socialism and Motherhood is on Sale at Headquarters, Teck Thratcr Bldg., or mail MoneyOrder or Stamps and book will be mailed postpaid. .JOHN UNVERZART h•,ltlfH• 778 Sycamore St.. .oor. B..t PRICE 80 CENTS (CLOTH BOUND) BULLETT'S SHOES CORRECT STYLES FOR 1914 PRICES $2.00 TO $4.50 Oil $1.50 SIIOa liE Tit[ BEST ..,.. ••'-•1 .&-~lrfl. ~.s~- UNJON HATS II ' THE~T ~: a.. SI.OO Hat Vallie OD Z.r\a. . u•.•-"·· - •-••_...,......,., •• LEONARD SISTI --· Lla-ht Groceries 8oc:IWW BooU Qod Ka&"uloee. ~bn.MIIIfClprta.odClp~ ..f #f/1-,..,.. ,S-H, .' I t II> '·' ~· . GWcasTftl n!:..~(.L 8Ulfl011i8, M0 Pricelll!'eDW . .! Solde~~- ~~~ lu OUR CllfAP UP-STAIRS REHTMEANS ASAYING TO YOU d R&LUBL.J: IPZCIAl.TY OOH.P"N, aun''"-O, M. T . Q.ARMENANTE -w- IIIQillllllflnlllf Cit. . . . . . . .~_,,._ F!ne J ...-el.ry Rep&1rtna . ~T....-a~ Buffalo, N.Y Bci'W'ard S.. Pranke Plumbing & Gas Fittin&' M:LL P'HIOIG , ... . ,_ r;.,_,. .,,. Spl'ing Suits top Co11ts Bi1lmi1Ci1i1ns Up .. W IILI:oall •Jl•, pod., boo.- ...s ...,.n.lltlar qoa&ll· I:IM ... --~.--~1· pio. ia Ui• SLOG~ toe- ov 8)lltar <J.-bt.Bc. W• ,,.. abo•· . . . . ....,. . . . . . . . _pNbeo· l i f t . - . - & fll.:t ... al $10,$12,$111, $1Sand $20 AU IIIII Lllll :JIIH s,m., st~m. . I . . B•n, C6ps, an, ett. TIE ENTEIPRISE TWO-- Hl4fJ f i t - St. lUD 3.n.-. St. ( 56 Seneca Street �.. Think of t•t~rin~r for rour boy anti gh·ing him an education fo r Let th e boss a~:iul hi.o~ 11011. yurs, th en k'ndrng hrm out t o bto a target. SPIFFLIOATED REPORTS f'or-eveo 'II'Hh,wltbolltU«ptioa. tile rooulpt of .ut-riptlooa hq 1.oen It hu t-n Ut'('f"tt!!lary on diffe rent ~c&llions to point out the s1anderoua anll tgnorant atatementa of the Conner. atafl' of ''$20 a .,.,-t>ek braiu11'' in tlu·i r rt•f•·rtnen to Soeiali5m and Socialilits. We mWit tlo !10 a~ain . It nai!lhl he JlOllibli> for th t' L'o11rier to fool IIOTne :~~~~e.readen moat of th t> time but the majority grt ""iiMI onte ill I•• rbn tile 1111111bn ~~o~~eded to ~aaia­ tal11 tlu• ,,.,oer at ita vr~•t tlaadard: For four weeu "oil'•" ._..., thaa "ooa''-twiPe «••ter. ~~~~- tk~~~~~.::!d ~~~~r":: :.~",.-:: w..k Day Cele bration and parade of the ~ialist Party •Hre we Wl!'rt beaded. e~idently did not f•leaae the drunk wbi"h was rw11t hy that pa~r to •M1r. tile •anoiag wu Thf' writ t> it up, and hill writt> up ..... an allt>mpt at a humoroua jeer, abowing dt.arly h ia btued opinion. The poor intoxicftt ed boob at art1 ont to sa~· that th e parade wu to b egin at 7 o'eloek, and that th,._rf' wPr P only three Soeialiatll th er e at that time. H e wu fo r ty-five JUIIIUI•·~ 11huol of tim e. but he eould jl).lt a. easily ha\·e bt"en thrPI' h"u"' lilt•·- "~ f11r a11 hiM ability to know what the time "'"Ill. Il l" w11~ twx! to mt•·Onl!eJOIIII. lie wa1 la boring und er a heavy lo&d . H e !lpt'Alc! nf thP "".,tlwr haH '" ··from lht' cnrblrtone>< 11nd aut 011. on! to JOt'•· th t' · r,.,J i1111!"1(••r.< · ~nul•·d 11.'1 lhP motlf'y a r my flle<l hy ·• Y l'"ll. ""mot],.~· "" tf ~- ,,., l1k•·. hut 1•.-h .. ,,. 1111. tf llliY o n e in that ··molle~· ar my"' l'onJ.I not 1••11 Ili O N" 11l.out wh11t i11 going on in thil I'Ountr y th an h.- kiiOWII. llu-n 10.- RpOIOI.!" I Zt" fur thefll. pan ,,,...,ticall.:o' 1111lleeded ~~oat~ " eek th ~tim u " '• rt>MIIed total ~umb.r of aew a\t.. lower u;r -~~~ •·~~ Ju. t6tk. Of n ou-w there ••• tbe Berger ialf to ooe~lll'Y the Comrade'• ~ubwriJ•tion rMtipu ia•·i.r;..bly 1 tilt ....... k of a hie ledtn•. But � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-05-09 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1914-05-09 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n101_19140509 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. 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Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/8661d39a09148b60cd63b15afc268375.pdf fbc4ef45501f4bf97df4aecf94f7c237 PDF Text Text IIIJIIIIALO LOOitATTfll-01' soc;z.wsT ON YOUil ADDRBIS LABEL II' IT IS SAUAT-STANDS 101 'IP'EDIII!SDAYTO . YOUil SUB5dUP'rlofl EXPIRES Nl!ltT ~ SATUJtDAY BUFFALO, N. Y.IIA'V: 2, m4 Price Two Ccnta TUGMEN DISCHARGED . FOR OBEYING THE LAW ROCKEFEl.I.ER DEClARES WAR AND MILITIA KillS WORKERS WHILE PRESIDENT "PLEADS" Capitalist Class Try to Evade Law in Regard to Working Hours of Men- Expect Them to Sleep in Hold of Boat Six Hours and Work Six- No Chancz lor Esca~ if Accident Hap~ Tools of Capitalist Class CoiiUitit Murder in Name of "Law md Order" While Mm to Blame Sits in Luxury Far Away From Dmger. Women and Children Victims of Soldiers THE SITUATION IN COLORADO VICTOR L. BERGER Fonner Conr==an from Mllwauku,' W is, will be the Speaker at the Big International May Day Cckbutial at Elmwood Mus!< Hall on Friday, May Jst. MAY DAY IN BUFFALO CATHOUCS ADOPT ANARCHIST METHODS TO BREAK UP MEETING Y 1.st �AD oew pattc:rol tWa ..,_ boR..W..Sola,Ooklolor, or tbr: Cld&bra... Do.iWI w... NJAGARASOLIIS. ....... Do,.' and Ultk Gcat&' 5<out """' ... bu- "' ........... biKk, elk or c:boc:olak: 1 !lk Sola or Niapra Double Wcu Sola- SI.58, S2.18 S2.51, S2.t5, suo BUFFALO SHOE 00. 8ENEOA AND ELLICOTT 8TREET8 ilobnoiSolldwU...-. o-s.t...t&yNI.JuuotU JOOO Arooter-Bettung. 'I'IHioaJ:ya.-u --pap ta tM••....._ollf_ . . Y.t Clq, ,.,.,.... -dqb~ ofU..W«kt.cCJI-.-IO .... f w l - - . OW... 315-117 Gca... Stnot • • Ba11o1o. N.Y. �ol ,;c· ••••... ....-, "'"'-'"' -ob.c riber, the name a11d 11umber of th01 llrtoe t and tbe tity ,·err plallll!'. A 11umber of r•J>ef'l beYe been returned to tbe poo~to111~e for !letter •ddr-. A little ure "'ill greath• aid ia tb e u. fe , .... ' C'.' "''"" ''"·:·-",.,".,"u"r.,"•!~un,~: <leli\"er:o- of tbe pa~r, aod eliminate ---~·.,-,. , ,;··,··c..... ,.,...,.o.t ~·rt:; ~":!~~ tompl•'''"·- - - "t Colorado. PAT&ONI&:E OtJlt ADVEB'I'IJIEB&. LOUIS MAISEL J.-n.,.~ C-,..16, 011 C1".,~ , , _ ......._ ./I'•,.,..AJ¥ ~­ .uC~ ·~ c.~ ~66 • 967 BROADW AT " UCTVR£ BY WI1WI fUIIaS BARKARD, the noted lecturer and author Sunday Afternoon, Mey 3rd. at ,130 o'clock at the TUIIil MALL. 1263 Gmou Sc.. uoda- the~~ of t.be COt-V.'II\BIA TURN V~N61N. ~ ... Rodoot._ hlo Bool lllo ''TQNGUilSOPTOil." O..,.U..iocoo-loL. ADMIS&.IOff PRU IO:VERYBODY W'ID..COMB Your. Warm Weather Comfort Now A Bell telephone installed in your home now will go far to iruurt your family's comfort thU Summer. It's a wonderful little ste:p and time saver and make3 it so easy . to keep in touch with all your friencb anywhere. Your name will appear tn the Summer ~11 ~ctory, which dosa soon, if you let ua have that contract today. It may cost less than you think. New York Telephone Co. T depbooc Buiidinc O!urch &: Fran\J.m Sbuts. ---· LEONARD SISTI L.l~rht Gr-ocer-lea ~Jbb-~ .&..U . . . . . of Qpn ut4 a,a.r.u.. IJ<#~~.s- Q . ARMENANTE . . . . . . . .lmlll -·- C*h . . ,-.;;;;;;~.- Jl'lAe J..-.by R•palrtn& Bulfialo. N.Y :a-40T~ BULLETT'S SHOES OORRECT STYLES FOR 1814 PRICES 12.00 TO f4.110 A SHOE wiTHOUT Spring Suits Clip Cuts Bllm1c11ns Up M 1M alnte•,.,_, (GOd,' ....... ...,..,.....,qull. . . . . .__ . . . . . . . . la prialll . _ BLOG.\11' forBs-\ac OWbbc. We are•bo-- t.ca...,lllqeud-prt*· ...,.._.._.,.,. ..... !LLIIIIIWEL :11/H $prl.. fJm, ~po, Slllm, Clu, fUr. ~=:p IIIMID tiUIS 1111 .Till Ill IIIJIIE. . lB'H 11!1111( TIE EmiPIIJE .,-.-.-:.-=-::,==·'--·- - . "r''IVO 8'J."'SlD ,/493 . _ S t . IJH' 3tfrriH• St. H. S. BULLETT 56 Seneca Strut • Up. etalra �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-05-02 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1914-05-02 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n100_19140502 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n100 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Slaughter in Colorado Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1ca315282e4c4aa069820fc4690ccf91.pdf 5601535def4946ba715d028d9b9f1eab PDF Text Text IIUI'PALO 50aALIST Off I,UZ AT IUWJ STANDI I..OOitATTIII-CI YOUR ADDRI!SS u.JII!L II' IT IS ' 100 1rEDNDDAY TO SA1tlai>AY YOUR SUBSCUP110N Jet. PlltJ!S Nl!XT W1!B: ' I CAPITAUSTS START WARS_ AND PROm BY THEM WORKERS DIE IN THEM MAY DAY PROCLAMATION Com rad~ and Fellow-Worken : VICTOR t BERGER WILL BE BIG ATTRACTION AT MAY DAY CELEBRAliON Ex-Congnssnun Will Pay His First Visit to Buffalo -Has Message that Every Workingman and WollUtl In Buffalo Should Hear- Will TeU of His Experiences In the Fight Against the CApitalist Interests. Malan Farce a Trumped Up Affair Invented to Fleece the People- Brag that U.S. War O>ma are Buleing Ia no Excuse for Sacrificing the Youth of the Land - What Has Mexico Done to Our Workers ? ( �IIUI'I'ALO SOCIALIST MEN AriD BOYS lEAD THIS- THU CUT THE COUPOI IUOI BUFFALO Dress Shoes for Spring of 1914 The Ideal town and country shoe, combhUng the style and refinement requited for the pavements of the ci~ wlth honest wonh and su~tantlal materials that will stand the wear and hard service of the country. THI"CAPTAI" Our styles this sprtng are the finest we have ever shotfn, all new lasts and patterns, and quality above all. · Men's all solid leather ~ork ~ .00, shoes, $2 45 to NI AG AR A SOLES. Boys' all solid School Shoes, $1.25 to $2.50, NIAGARA SOLES I. Men and Boys - 25c Coupon 25c lor a abort walk s.. Cut..,. d* C..,.. c:u ~_.,-­ oto....-..St. •lSc .. _ . , • ..,.JIIIf'dt.- . . . . . l«t ,... ...k ...... Sbo. • npU ... « IOIIac ...., Nllf•• ......,._,.,. Nat ........ A,rll.. our abow window 1 ,,,~ o.w ~ .... ,.. BIJJ'P'ALOSHOB<X>. s.-:. -'BIIaaltk thas u. this coupoa. rood oa aor atrlc. �BUI'P JiltNEST UN"'''DUUlANN, - writcT, wrn tpu.t: .u Atml:ln.t'•'~Ln. """" ~ ...S 8&ikT A...,.,., Somd.y E.....mc, Apftl U.h, •t a P. M. MAY DAY DEMONSTRATION FIRST SOCIALIST OONQRE88MAN VICTOR L. BERGER. IF MILW&Uill ' IDIWOOD MUSIC HAll FRIDAY, MAY 1U 8P.M. ..U..IIOWAilDIIII-M / I'II:Cilll"r'N..,.., -oo-ro- OOOALIDMISSQ, 15 IDlS lfSIJV!D SOTS, 50 IDlS I LOUIS MAISEL .,_•..;t:•,.,.,··,c.,.,.,._ ......... J.,..n,,., C.,.n.. 011 Cl.d4, ,~~-­ 061-967 BROA.DW A Y Aaltate and subscribe for the Arlletter•::&ttuno~ ..,.,* :.The -11 Gwmaa ..,..• lu. U!e ltUe otUalde,ot Naw Ycwlt Ol&J, rep.-.] Mallq tbe laloere.t uf lb. Ww-tlq 01 ..... - 00 a.a&. fur I IDOalU. Office. 315-317 GeoCKt Strut - - Buffa.lo. N . Y. ALITTLE SEASONABLE ADYICE:TAKE BELL SERVICE TADAY U there's ever a season when Bell Strvic.c is a positive coriuort Jt's in the Summer time. You'll ne:vu know real convenience untiJ you have· a telephone on your desk and at home. A Bell Telephone brinlr$ with It the ability to be in two places at one time, a blessing to the busy man. Then. too, the: Summer laue. of the Bell Directory ck-Lnr soon. lUTe your name i.e it thil time. a New York Telephone Co. T depboo< Bulldlor Church &: Franklm Strut&. Spring Suits :t~p Coills Billmilcailns U p•lbeataute~ . ,-1. - . . . . - -..r-r•Whac 'fUll· .......... .ua-...~-­ ~ lsiltwiJ..OGlJC!IwOV .... ...,. ..... 8'pdllc0le&lt.l.lrc• ..... •• ..,. ...... ....,~ tn.~oliiU ..... $10,$12,$1ll, $18 and$20 AU IIIWEL Jllu Sl'ri., lj.lts, Clip, Sflh#s, tid, Etr. TIE EITEIHISE TWO OOTORJC8 "'49J~SI. JJH :It,._, St. H. S. BULLETT, 56 =~ "The Evolution of Society" . �BUPP.A.LO lOCI ~LIST � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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