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Vol. VI No. 6 MARCH, 1915 Tasue No:

IS T HE T RUTH OBSCENE: Max Eastman T WAS an hour afer a vist to Idora Doncan‘s Aathony Constocs who repressats, through the aufe In due time he retiried wth Anthory Conatock and studio tat I met Witiam Songer and heard the feranc of an apathc citeeny, he sovercgn pouer a search warrans Mr. Commtock arened h. Sunger morbid atory of oue govermmentthit I am soing of the Unied Sttes, "hey were soprenct, and the for ditribatng obscrc Teratur, and then procesed w t And L an outhto e it wihow comver New York Call appssed withthe folowing entaph in to tim lis sutio inide ow He fownd rething to ing. to, some eclo of the musc and lovly viron of thar accsoned plce satiy hs ie ho h procendad to take Mr. Sanger iteal and notwral Tt hat youthgies us n that stucio in custody as fr on the way to the polce court as a From the trale death of her own dliiren Tadorn What Ee Girl Stould Know:" comenient resanrint here, atough M Sancer imined on bxingtaken at once t the cour, and re— Dunesnseem to have rien t crate in her fanguage fised t join the part Mr. Comock and Me detee of motion, a poos of the chilren of the fture—sie By Order of the Post Offe Department tive aat down to a mexl, and a litle comrsational dren of a time when Tif shuil b both frank and ies Therespon so many hantreds of leters and ples canpuign. They fred to indice hm to ce the and proceed under the y with lappy faresmess of and ptiions from a pble gemincly concernd. to whereabouts and thepresnt plans and activides of s fath in the beaaty of is real natre. So at Tt I know, possed in upon Mrs. Singer tat she had he wite. taling of ha, they took th following courses perecved the darcing of those girl freeclad and artides publied in hook fom She thn set on to Young man® sid Mr. Constoc °I wat to actas strong o lt raise the fnds to ie a pape, which should he a a brother to you, and T want you to take my advce te sae it is a vison ike hi towand whichthe are forersanr and advetser of leafets wpon the subjct to this carge, and I wl ask for a ue Plead guily stiving who apend their youth in the old atrante o Nitkcontrol and of birteconiel leagoe, a gret pendedsemerce. Yow can be qube sure of a supended aptnt ierorance and monetrams t i a Inpnie masy of which were subsementy formed all ovr the task to deaw conty patern n the ar of whatthe vorld United Sates Mr. Sunger reled tt he had commited no crine shal yet Recome, thin t atay at the mile and di— ‘The March, May Jub, Auesst Septenter and O and that ho prinils were at taks, and that he would reputble basines of dragsin t atong ¥erbot the tote, oue, ises of is paper—The Womon Rete— steat not wilys taks are necesa and 1 only wah the viible Joy were suppresied and conficate ty the Powt Ofi and "You know as wel as 1 do it there is rthing ob of the one might mingl a it ofterer with the dark Margaret Sanger was plced under ntinment fr oi wene in hat pamples" he sid o M Constoc htor of the other culating obcene reratre through the mail So per— Yoing man" said Mr. Comstoc °L have been in To Masgaret Sin ie the comnicion which has aeeite we the prophes this work for ient years and tha eate is the wort come to many of in that sesond it no alnont fls But bya good fortne it happene t Mos Soner thing 1 have eer sn Justlook bere/—and he drew of t steps towand perfesting ie on th cant is o was rlened wihont lil and n order o winthe ui i rom poket and poited to some words exolai make sure thit no onvanted and fncupportale ife in of her itor and daring bfore loing her itrts ihe ing th sinplest acentfc manner posble, contre tom on the eath The binh of a ghild should h the tet t county and proceeded at once to prepire the cepive devieesthit are adveied in the palicpre deiberateand chouen aet of is paent o ts oninion lestets which she had promsed to her sulcrters in in France and Relgtm and Holland and thatare dn as i aples to th upper clases of Aneri tere n The Woman Rebe. Th fit leatet is conpletal, and inbatedlevill in Englind o anyone who dedares in snall hones objetion, for it is a cutom of the maie has heen (ciminll) crclted in hi comty y the wriing thit he o the is atout to be manied ried in these dasss to rehe from thei vivaian friends of potris to the mmber ot one hundred Surcy this county is old enouch toget along wite iterl information asto the means of contoling con thowsand. ‘Two other s are in processof prepa out a proic cpnadsh superviion of t aducntion in cepton.. ut when ths onnion is neneniied to i: and wpon thr completion and ditritaion lte ll cases and is actd upon fo a generou and Margaret Sunger inteds to return to America and hi a quite fotle attempe to indice M fortright campnign of instnction then it suldent make her fe, and the ht of cvltation, bfore the Sangerto evel is wifés ptin,and agre to conmit besomes obcene. t besomes scily attorent morae an eror hat would seriucly compronise he chances 1y deserrats and of crninal iten, imolvng a pene in the meantine, the potl avthorites have become before th couts upon he retun——Mr. Constock fr= aly of fre yean‘ imprionment and Ssow fine for ansious let ther veein fnnocence was Ining secraly ished hisatermoon menl,and managed t arsiv atthe ach offertve a ‘The posal authoriies the se vitated, and they have tanned and exected withthe yolee court s ltethat s prioner could not et fnto service, Anthony Constock and other dtetos of por helpof Anthony Comitoc a stroke which was supposed conmuniation with an attomey and a bonting offee, nograhic iersire, are brouihtfit serice—and the io ine Margaret Senger home bessing belore her and bad t spnd the night in ui

whele power of the United Sats Govermment work was done Uon thir are wien the po ce ofier asked Mr. Stre Govermments ton is imvoked in the suprenion wpon hér has Sunger how he wisted to plead. I am told that Me On Decenter 19 a gentenan cll of the mora,and indext conittional right of an fn= band Wilizm Samen an arditect at lis statio, o Constok retied diviuat t apak t his neightor concerning vial tth Hast Fifeenth Siret, and asked him for one of thre "ite plead puty In 1913 Margaret Samer, who s a taired nore of ssid Mr. Sanger, " ptead lestcs, entited "Fanily Liniaion" Mc Sine m do not plead woity,

wnosal ineligence and wide exporieac, hecan o pu that he did wot ditibce th n and donbted whethe sot es Toh in the New York Sunday Call a s of artces there was one to be found in the stude After mosh On the following day Mr. Sunger was bailed out, entited What Evey Gi Should Koow "They were ininerce from his viitos howeve, who assrted tat and he has been held fr ral in the Court of Speca a simple cliiduion of the natureof sex and ts prob— he a fiend of Mrs. Sanger and intereted in her Sessions. e belieses in the propaganda that his lens, and were o include at the appropritetime, a> work, h fitiated a search through some buntles of wifehas been condactig,and he believs n is con— Insions to th albimportant quesion of birtkcontol Ms wifes papers and foond one of the festts The stintional vight o free apeec, and he is ready to These artides were sied out by th ferring eve of vistor took it and departt faht and wo toJailfor it Gilert E. Roe is hi at

6 torrey, and. the ftt is on ‘Theacquital of Michll Ken:

Bat Mtr. Sanger tas neiter nerley, the pobliter of "Haeee wealh nor wha ar ced socal Resolb? last sring exablited comectios, and it wil reqire in a Eeleral cout the rige of the putic suport of all men healtbeminded. people to d and wonen who beire cither sa vial truth ofthe body for in the tath or in consitn= parposes of art dont Mert, to win thi se Now atall we not stand w

1t must not go ty in the dark and win the same right fr the ive handred New York piy permoes of moraliy? sidans ouht to come down to 1t in a Burder fabt, beause that wial and tevity tat the moraiy is not so moch fun as have comnitted the crine of art. M Sangersc panphiec inpating information as to th wl not jutify inelt to a jur contrl. of. concepion. Fity ty th piare they get ont of leates of the women‘s move— reading is t s plwant rext ment ouait to appar hero,and in for tore who need to know y thit Margaret Sanger has Bc it is a thowand times more offered henidf in scrfee io a imporant toal.. For the whole great prinenle, and. has pere world in griid and sice with fomed a dty thae every on« wntinely cliren of them has known must be Pertaps the masters of. the performed world. who we these ntincy 1t in unfortoate that her chitren in thir vorkatops,are hustands trl must come isw in gret pstresponsilefor the for i is oivouly es eny to oarding. of hi. knovledee delend a man than a. woman Perlaps an old tatidon from on the princile imcolved. But the time when war and pest that is the esence of th trick lence and Runger ate up the 1t Mte: Sanger is convited of tribes, and inomennble tnbis Adrerating obicere Irerture were th anly ope of the race for ghing this one panphie to it reponible. Perlaps it is an importnate visto, thre re— the fea of the malethit wonen mains e Teal doute thae may become in reaity free and Margaret Sanger has:prodiced acfependene indirdunls, Per— and ireiited obscene Iters= hape it in the morid teror of ture. We most make the feht ath in thie who hk the on Witiam Sangers cas it we character to ie n ts preence are going to make the fate at Perbaps it in all these tants all And are we not? that we most . B ts is Shil we let those litke re cerisncwe nend not sing the aitanes which we feel annint sorgs nor dance the dances of publc acknontedement ofa pric a fotwre raceof childenc—frank vite trith a trith as vimd as and fee and bealty: groving is inelf tence us in ts in thir bodls and thir soute eriies fght for homanit? —wiess we are wiling eamse T wiih 1. could quore the 1y and ovely to comider, ant thowands: of. leters Margaret know and make keown to all Sanger rewived from wo 5 the wise control of the pysical women in this coutry who ar— proceses by which thoe clie pested to her as to a reeuer dren stall be broughe nto the for t lile basy of know! olge. 1 camot do that bot 1 Drawing by George Bellows qsete ts bit of the ame wb stace from the orran of the Ne—Malthiisn Sociay that is dong a siniar work, 1 oly gst ash a week which is veyhard to Heep thdn on 1 am ver noro cnnot snd ao0 "Anarchist!" witout the barde of ifegiity, in England smy more pstaee Itope to send somedink "I was at George Churchlast Tuestayat lnte w FHOM Horpets MWerky weleam thatthe Rev Bouck your meaing 1 hoiele t was mlendd and 1 "omost S yc ns White conducts an AAmarcit‘ church Bat fave tld a‘ peonle aliady about i L am 7 *Would you be Kind enough to lt me, have from some stigh comtct with Boves consregs« years of ags mud t have becn mannied 6 yars one of yout uon on e inturion of a famly tion we know that is about as much an "Anarchist Time got‘s ditren wnt T rea to sr 1 an w T a ony an Hawhers vite and have aread expecine agan. 1 pead for your holp ‘My tas qo ie Clilren and i ie a vey tard stroate comresation as Harpers Weebly in an. Avarctit band carns vey ttk 1 sall e pleise hext your to keep them ie way thines are jut now sn i weekly. Sometimes we have heard peeved perions mthols o Tintancn vou whald kindy nond me uns of you Texfes Whekiars Bridge Roud i. i7 i would te vey Grital and Oblie call Noman Hangood an Anarchs, as when, for "Htasing heen handed a tact baring an nc Bs tind itee 8 instanc, he presied home the Balinger iswe,. We tion to write to you T beg o apnly fov a form eould measire the motve pretty clearly in those for te t alout famiy tiadon. I may vy " stould he very aratefil for one of those cases t in the case of Norman‘s weekly what 1 am as 5s of age and have becn maened nxnty iractal flls mabtivad n an bantlil tet mt can the motive be a. c a y and have one hy toy ut an fertl of fny door,"1 hive neve hean of wach a iting m vite having any more ilhiren m ahe is mb idore and tavine s ie slithen mt and Jt in entente Ao and an atrid of rame hang ind hh as wlb you can imagne how mch I Revetlary.""Aho T may atd my icome is j withto avad having mny more at preset, 1 in JR Book Store is a business success. We extish t0 keep us detaiy dery have ts erind hing wil be made more "Cnbewal are t Hown amonnt e poorer working clunes.and have to thank the loyalty of our readers, wome ‘wable to tolp themoler hi mral If their support continues, we will announce "Wold you bto kind a t send me Iester Throuh lck of Enowiedse vising you 1 atoild e very Manki as my wife his s Leagic willmeet wih exay secces hese some day, that the Masses is on a self Clitren having on a and t only a we mndiworth Rout is. D

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rp BB valse of, deating is no Jlower open i0 yo weather. has and Light d bout, be iat German report Sweetness quesion. The recent twon hearins ineen George Sylvester Viereck and Cesil G 0S for the Ind Conmision on s otished the thr sedand is have browht out i follosin and that the C Frincs stolethe soons e word. moves wil \ belirs ien datars waak n that Rhode Tland i enough it anbody is wilin o work for that that youg Join D. wouldit a er Jones e« y[RS, FRANK J. GoODWiN, wto in cept in selttelense; and har Eibere Hubbard in L. W. W. socatin not the ce sn the 4 soward h man siftae beie HEV ougit to sop devomncing Bily: Sonda at so much per seontented, unhanpy women for nrcater for eribing an old soldien‘ oration from econontic ant socat independence and for freedom Robert G, Ingersol. Bily‘s ex mtion should se ater Dr. Eit favor lab ons provided to interpret the question of motherhood as they ify nded person. He didet koow whom and wee fr he was steting it from only that thee re contscated their members shot Line forms on thisside Howa Brvince

AT THE INDUSTRIAL HEARING Incz Haynes Gillmore

1E old Ciy Mall where the hearings of the are struzing to exres in the bet pouitle vay thir rifealy for an intant hrough his amiable en elerl Comminion on Indistal Relatons feding tht i is ht wellto deny the common man his When Comminioner Weintock quesined him in re were hed, was a curious frame for the picure vighst. She cold have comoled henelt with that gard to collective brpaning, h asked what coletive it i "Then there wasth tetimony of Antont Wate, ick barsninng was And when Chiirman Walh asked ‘The betifl Hoard of Estinate room wih ts aiy id shovl operatr fr the Licig plat of the him it he thought a lonpstoreman could Te on ten

s and dlaste colorog, the enstal chan can Arricatural Chemical Company. of Reoserdt dllrs a week, he made the ansver that has aleidy wniat i delirs,the siff pevlke seats, the canoped dais on N. and tht of A. Barton Hephum, dretor in hat as the Call sap, became a clusic "If thata all he whichthe Commiiion at and outide a uie compon can get and he takes it 1 stoud y ith exough" e teling thae mear ts mt George Washingtoo, Fint Wiste‘s stoo, storn o ts inermptons hestatons has been sueseted hat ts ipnorance was an afet> Preidet of the United Sate, ead the Decuration of and inaricalateneses, was this. ‘There had been a tio, ht his wholeatitude was a i of acting That Indepnderes period when, altough there were sesen in the fanit, is impositle Not Irving vor. Sahin, could have And within hi white, coo, cnuintly proportioned he was faily proserous. e was earing three do: turmed out sach a frshed pcce of acing spacoisness, an mudience contanty at the toline= lar a diy. y working every day in the wedk, Sone In compariion with Morean, Pekios was alet and yoint o enotioncsinletiners socait, anrchins days and halidays aifPat nigh, he managed to hrek astite, HHe bad plenty of mental speyness and dapper imanbes o the A. . of 1 and of the L W. W. poets even, and sometines to sve as mich as fve dalars a nes. There can be no dookethat . Perkine knows novlit, dranatins, ncestittors ofall ints, reform> monih. ‘hen came work at the ickig plant at two (han there is induserat unres There was an air atout ers and revlitionit of evey descripion. ... To detlrs a day—and hant times. Toll as hard as he Mim of reartfl candor in segand to it one migte coud, cuting down every possile mperfioms x alnont my of sympathoic alim leok into thore ous of es eagen nterss stadored many of them, by the nelancly of sri or glowing perse and even wth his wife uking in washng, he Font arowed a grest del of friendinss in the withthe relelion of Rusia, was e lokingfnto the ran Sb ateidin He did mot dink or chou, a— audince;for on reson bessse he unqsenionlly b: laredi of rows of gons though h andted a pips. He neser we to the leves in what he is don. and fr anothen, becase of t tht h is wiling to enploy excon "That reom secmed a lneering and beautifl ces theatr,or to the movis; nor did the chtden. His Mis amnomeeme sion of a loomotalfihed and indiferem pst witin dhoes cont wwo dotlars and fity cent, but they onl vits He diplid rather a stume—faced aftiode in the h of which a paionateand divordrly preient lasted a mont, became he worked in acid Hte hat regand to his benacions. You fet that he ealy cid was straitng for the expresion of ts neots Mad but one ait in nine year.. On top of hi came not exjoy taling about them.. ord does not undee

‘The juxtapstion which the world at farge fomnd the eit from tw dalare a day to oneatsty—ind he stand yet that is sstem s onl another hase of the most poignant was that of Mother Jones the verle sw dan ie deprestes ‘The two diye and a balf in which John D. Rocke: Iitoragiton and Join D. Redkefel, J+.. The Soon aftervard Mfr. Heptun was questonet.. e nevapiners pltied. and patagnaphed that atrance pofesd the onl ienorance in raand to.hilor fele, Js, and th one hour in which Join D. Recke= mecting; but no one can decrle the tril—halt of eondiions in the indusy which he hepet to con— fdle, Sr, were on th stand were of caurse the eens hope and balt of horror—wbich ran hrough the aut> fro. Bat, uitike oiter captate who Td tevited of the Connision.. Supericaly young Rodkefalers trce Tt was as though it were mt a aimple mestne HHepharm had one buning intant of enoton atiinde seemed ideal ie was coutcous apparenty of to perions hat a porent of good o eil 9.—Did you hex about the atootin in Reoserc? fran seemingly ready and wiling to answer questions ‘The days of the hearng were fll of such inpres A~Jes,ond 1 was seiy much urpriedt It was an houe pertaps before it developed thit he sive Justapoiions—of persoaltio, of ideas, of es 1t was inerestng to learn what these Jeaters of was a master of the an of evason. He bad a sytem Such were the totimonials of Mim Tarbel and Mfr: the world of capiat thoul atout lator ‘The New and Ne hept to t—to profes in hi atitede toward Paracs.. Mis Tarbel had found the enplosing is York herings of the Comminion were vouble in lior the maximum of abstrct noiity and the minc Ieaing toward the Goiden Rule beawe, in efec, t fist they brought sn many of theie leadire Ito the mum of concreteinformatin.. n other words wher— mn open and compaled them to regiter ther oniions «ver he could anower a spcifc auenton with a genert "There is a slent revohtion in American indinte h to thes opivions, the captalits semed to diide statement h did. When fats in regardto Talor were demanded of hims he profesed inorance When an towards the end of deing as you would be done t io for chmes Throughost Amerian hasiness on th side of manage= Fint—Thore who pretend t niher knovledee nor actal case waspresnted for s comment he anonered imerest in the conditons of litor on in industal alnost witiot variaton °I eould not frm an opnion ment, there is a growing fecing at the common man is worth a great deal more thanthe nployrs dreamed wnres—ie Morgan Antess 1 ow all he circunstnces" Clairman Watth ‘The most important thing in the word is ths conmon Secont—Those who know all about thee conditons it one qveition to hm cerainly four—and 1 think mans to gve hi All opportuity and fll uitc is but wil w atmit what thy knows who with ther fre—tines. Only when he concude & "Mr. Roclele, 1 mustask you to aniver thisquesion by ather a yer the gretet work that can e done backs agint the wall are fbting ltbor—like Rer "Evervuhere you wl fd ts iten at work, that i wint, Hcmont, and the Rocfdlers or a 10, or pit youril on rcord as not being witing is not welt t fevore him, to deny hi righs. Eime ‘Thrd—Those who understand the condiions and are to aniwer 2" did he degant fom Mis genert sate sloves are staeting to exprss in the bet posible witing to wive way to lbor=to ghe vay a itle, ment..Indeed one of.the most interesting phases in way that feding in thir busines. Sometins.the thouth not srioaly enouh to eit profts—The Per: this tatte of bwo daye and a halt was the contrat forms of expresion are tetatic, sometines se full kims and Guazerhein between the two men: Wakh mave, Mand, asolitey extresions are fort" Foot hose who think a paternalitic optem in indefectite bt informed alrays wih the warnth of One remenbered tis easy oninism of Mfi Tar Industry wl site the qvstion=fike Ford s Cotic: qualtys Reckefiler gento Clristin: belfs when hearing,a fow days lite,the etimony of Erom this poin of view, Morean made a veny in jit, ut coldassteel and unmalabl as stone. Grade— Mis. Petvcc Chaimmon Wl drew from her an tereting witnes He is hantione, delorais charn— al, however Wals mastery questoning drew a dccount of ber experiencesin t masaere at Endlow, ing._He has the mamer of what we call" he gente wb atou the witness and Rockefcler made the mort and, in detsil th stay of the death of her three chil ind th accert of whit we ol Ature". Ore imporint adniinion o the hree wedks®hearing: tat dren, snothered in a ellr in the tent colony.. Chair fecs tht he woild make a defigful dinoros he could comeieniouis, actog as dictor in the man Walth asked her about her cidren "tow old an ideal wedkcend vistor. He know nothing atout Rochefeler Foundaton in the mornig, advite one was the gomngest?"— Three. He would have been lator contiion, had no oriions in reeerd to them uie of acton, and,acting asdireto in the Colorado four yesterda Then he asked her ab her mentt andfrandy adnited it He was often a. file Pucl and Tron Company in the aftemeon of the sive condiion th fist of thow nive diys of stpor that amused ty the questions of the Commision and day advte an exaely opponte course of action follwed that hideousnight sometines a Title tored Onee on twice i The extaordinary temperamental coldoess of young ©What were you thinin obviousy got to him tat the stiaton might be im Rockefale 1 have never sn equlld except in the "I wautt thinking of anihine" vortant And then a stade follnerou his fice When ase of hi father. Tt was not a sperfci coldres How diferen it would have been if Mtr: Petrcc that abadow fcll it was as though the profiory It went desp and was allpemnenting. Young Reke= bad known what Mis Tarbl knows=—that enplores condortike viage of Nis deadfither peered. ter: fdle‘sfice moved onl withthe mestaniom of specch

Tas Masses neve at the urseof ention. 1 atuied hi one mon "De Gink" Industrial EHearing

ing when he talied wth Mother Jon on the vaich for one glam of appresation of a clrater to re— from the. roud. forty hoboes were (Contined fom frst colunn) marlale, one aparie of enfooment of a peronalty big fgures in the world o cantal but I bad attiboted so fortrght Not a elam, not a mprile cane into chaiman of the Mayors Commitise on Un— to them a areat and aininer ably, aingly becase that iey mask employment, and chairman of the Hoand of Dires= they were mysteriows ond inaccesible It has alrays When in repome to the call "Mr. Rockefole tors of the U. 5. Seet Corporation scemed to me tat the most uc hingabou Ti is not Join D. Rockefeler, Senir, appeared at the door of Gary Hked them. They wanted a citybuilting to is ariiial iepalites but it ral incqualtien 1 the antersom, a hushed murmar ran through the aute "Rop" in, at no cost to any rich. man. And. so mean that some peole seem to be lom beaifal eice. Had he been one of the crounod. heads of statly they were aiven it chamning able, enteprsng. efident . roourechl Busope, there culdacarly have bem a grete sense whle otters are bom the reven. "Now of dramticteion. Rocefeler is a renarlabl ocko myslt °L am going to ie some of thee great ‘Car— ing man. Gven the cthes of the perio, he would tais of Indutey? thre Napoleons of Finance!. It have energed with atolite anthenticy from the por may be hat 1 shall discover that they have been in« trait of some aged mediaeal monarch. Age us mone fnity dowered by Natire with a commanting genis inited him a Hele, bt it s not made hi pyniclly 1t may be tat 1 tall beford t the conclusion that meagr. The skin o his head is parcment dran o itisfuile for lator eren to atempt t ft cupiall® ighly over the sbuil tat the bones seem oiporct. Hot L did mot gst tat impresion of sspertiman "The straight gey hal of is wi looked ateed to that abiity on th part of th leaders of canal t acamed parchment.. A ine drawn from the t of Mis fore to me tht they contated to thir gret dindvantase headto the t of is nose voud make a perfct ige= withth leadersoflabn, 1 flt hi parilaly when ancle wih a lne draen from th tip of hi nse to 1 comparcd thir erfu thair cuning. thir fowike the point of his chin. is ars are soall beautifly evasions and downrigt mendacty with the fanknews, meteled, ts t hi hext. His os are Mos, austers sinery, candor atrihtformandocms the passionate remote.. When he looked off io the mudiees, his comvction and the orthght exprenion of a man Te stidal gase secmed to come from a aseat divance Lawon.. And when L pot them beside the big libor and to goto a gre datance Tt did not sem posible men of the Pacite Coan, Andrew Calliher, Anton that h saw us as human bings Joranie, Austin Levis, Pail Sdaifentor and Olaf He had been presid on the stand ty Cameric "The forty hoboes were handad brooms, and they Tvcitmos, they seem to belong not only o another Now Carmerio=it developed through his testmony= «iesd a foming plce for aso otter holoes and qcnetion bat to avother centy, to avother worldt has no more real sacal von than Rockefler.. Bot thensslsen Indeet, th incsticnion of the Comminion convinced Camesie though mentally a litle broken, ratlted Then they sawed. the broom handles off and me thit they are of an orter that i masing. How warnith ompatys eniopment He was lke a ftl made potice clibs of chem with which the oviinal long that pusing wil ake and at what expeme—of Sunta Caus, jumping up and down on th sand joking forty, now caled "Jungle Bells® bomed the an spirial cones, mental anpish hoii sufrin. the nevapasermen and the Comminioncss, Initing Iner arrials deth—rotody knows. Tt would be fol t propiy, w infesions lagiter and. goohomor When he fuile to conjctae. Bat t lsw hav Iet the ighe timed ts wide hampy grin on the audiors, he in on them. Tt is not so mc that we see them as qathered hm all in to th last 1. . W. in the tut they are, as tat they hn stown us what thy are tn contrast the Rockefolr cotoess semed more thin Te writing did not apear on the wl "They wote it romallfrigd.. Redkafcler aso stowed the effets there thonacven ralis, bat mt so much o ighy—odd yeas on his m as CarmegicCareie could not "het all the avesion A Contented Woman nor could h ansver them al tat be t Bat Rodke waites

feee at them alland answered them all 1t was as though the mactinery of is mind moved atonatialls answering with ademate accuaey though wthont ino terprctivecomments. He semad a shllof man from

which the personliy—no, you couldimot fel ht hat stt d wver howsed anything so vibrant as personale in—the cold sirt had departal With Carnesis you fel tatthe thnkingapparatus was broken lsving the warm personliy untoched Prow t Jas Rave

Like his son, Rockefler proftsst alvays the maxi— Geitine i with the authorites became the ch mum of alstict weliiy in his relaion to Tator ofterce and anpbody who got gay aot from the ‘the young Reckeldtr ha, 1 bier, expresd a de ie buils a rap on the coeo and a sentence to uie to know thetrath about Colordo,evento o there bread and water in soltry contnement wth Mother Jones on a tor of nverigation We all welcone th itea of tatpilrinagel: Pevonally how— eve. untl something is doneabout those handints of indiciments in Colorad, I ferl— . Wel. TH quore in flla renariably apposte poom from "The Shrop— stive Lad® $ Eaur When I ce fat o Ludow Amitt the moonlght ie rone. ie hard: ‘Two friends en stp beside me shipe resitng from "Two honest lads and tale U the war may e mew Now Dick s long in the chrsijant Goned the fict that the And Ned Nes loog in ail snt. no morioaon Krupps have dedared a

And 1 come hame to Latlow e propagandisy Hie the Dev was duly dvident of ta per cont Amids. the moonlight ple shonned and exch day a Mn stew was brewed apint 1e pe cent ds Let me confeis thit 1 brousht to thie harings a "Thos did Jatee Gary brin. what Mtijor Michel yoan The dsreass was | kind of apprtrson. T tad seen a few of the M catl is "vast mental resources and wide cxperi due to the unfortmate %‘l Feures in the worldof ilor 1 had seen none of he ences as an organizer® to play in solving th prob> necesity of rcbing the | (Contiued in t colom) lem of the snenployed na c

Pree ts Gtas 0. Ctmen "There‘s no doubt that the men deserve a raise in wates." "Yes—The only question is. ought we to discharge them for demanding it." in POEMS—BY LYDIA GIBSON Our Village School Board ROBABLY: jou. rerund the. American pullc chool system as dating from the lanting of

ESOERIS the pilgrims—r esc from the declration of inde= perdence. As a matter of fact did mot exin (Eotiis wa a yrea adys her muvmmy and sarcplags are in the moseum) New York and the Eastigenerally untl about ten years bfore the Civ War. ‘The more progresive Westhad made alloment of public lands for achool A ND this was once Esoéris, purposes almot halt a eentury befor. But publie This swathed and chrysolided thing: contol of education id not apread vry far over the whele country un about 18 Broken and bound the straining wing— Imakinea areat ntion deciting hat it was about Broken and brown and bound she is. time to have a public school system. It wasn‘t a mere mater of a wave of the legisaive hand, and Lie dreaming in your little boat, wresol an army o rained schoolteachers,sientfe— ally arranged course o instrction, training schoots, Your painted ship with carven prows educationaltheories ectae«courseand allthe parn— Sitent your mouth, tranguil 3 our brow, pherla of modern puble insricion. ‘There hines simply dn‘ exi And stilled the pulsing of your throat: So they stared with whitthey had..for eachers they bad: item, one exminiters tem, one disabled Between black carven bands of hair woidlers item, one poor widews item, one youne worian waiting to get married—and so on. o sw« How ivory warm the painted fesh; pevvise their worky to dutine educationl plicies How dark the inlaid eyebrows‘ mesh— and plam, to choote"ichool shes and arrange the deils of buldings,to dcide what should be tught How the carved eyelids veil the stare and how, a achoot board was chosen. Tt compriseds

ane miniter (ot an ex); one banker; one lawpers Of eyes onee quick to light with b and two Teading merchantsfet us say.. They were And the long painted robe of wood chosen betasse they were the most ineligent men in the commuit, and had cither had some advanced Clothes all that onee was smooth and good— schooling theimcives or.proved by their ailiy to Clothes all that was Esoéris. make money that they could get along without This was the besinnin of the American publc ighoot sntem.— From thi it has progeniet, onl t— Wel, teiching is no longer a job like that of ARTEMIS nighwatchisan, iven to aged or disled menbers of the communiy. Tt has even ceased preity much VOICE—the voice of Artemis, resonant over the sea: to be an easy way of caing a dowiy. It is being A arch through valleys and marshes, and ye shall come entered iito as a permanent profeiion.. is stand= ards have been raied unil the ypieal teacher is a to me; Mahb—trained prfessional worker,fanite with the Over the vanishing tide—swept ribbon of shoreway come, hest educational thought of the past, proctied in mahod of edecatonal experimentaton, and skiled Into the hill—locked forest, for I am your mother and home, in the techniave o school work Ht th achoot booplSte is the same group of min: fntrs, bankers, lavyers‘and business men, chosen "I the childless and husbandless: I, the slender ofafget, because of their postion in the community ‘These Lithe of flank and of shoulder: unmatemal and feet; men, external to and unfanita with the intimate iroceiies of educition, have almost exclusve con— All ye may crave Aphrodite: to me after Mary ye come— trot of our pubiic schools. I the untamed am your mothers T am your lover and home. In the arest city of New ¥ork these efi ana« Heare decide that a mothe is not i to terch schoot, and make presninc a crine ponsable by dhinioul "And when your voices are weary, and your songs are grown "They are so cetain of thir righe to decide these matters, or o Ailed wh a sense of th harsh and old, own admin— intrative dignty, that they prohibit cricim from T shall not comfort nor coddle: my arms shall never enfold within the terching body,. ‘The case of Mias Rot« Go seek your motherly goddess!—Iay down your heads on her man, who was suapended from service for threes fourths of a year with low of pay for having pube breast— fihed a eter riiising the board fr ts tand on e shall speed to me feetly, lightly, when ye have waked the teacher mother asesion, in the fatest and most notoriom example of their parochial temper and from rest. quatio "The, peoject of *reconsteuctin" our boards of "My songs are songs for the strong ones, my rule is no rule for educaton was brountt before the Charter Revision Committee recenty by E. 1. Davesport of the New the weak. ¥ork Training School for Teschers. Tt in an itea Over the shore and the mountains come—I am yours to seek. worth heping atong We have a 19is pulic school system. How long Swim the vers swiftly; lightly and gladly run must we Mende along with an 1 board of educs e pray to your motherly Marys: but I am the ultimate one." tiont Ki Dei

E WILL TALK®" at this poin. My companion was gaing out of the A ONE—SIDED STRIKE STORY wintow 1 wiih whe stikers would atack the pent now," NOWING the workmats s was an old ties for the Mayor to back up the men, ‘The whote he said. it was a natral wh fo a Ttle exctement one, we went stsight to the superintendens town is against the compans, plce and all® \We had been standingaround therefor two hours with of: thes Lishi Feitier Compan—as ‘And what is you story of th actual shooring? wothing t do straight as a bunch of antsen atthe gate would Tet TD tell you—the men heard that acdoad of strkecreakers was to be brought in that morning Suopose we had Teen standing around fertyve days un They were very ursent about apologising f themselsen And they were right=1 don‘t now how they found —armed—as thise gonmen havet Some people have called thse acntemen thips" it o, but we did bring them io that morning, oly Max Eusnn id thir capain with . muave gesture tovards they came ty boot twelveofthesurist looking beets I ever sw armed Mbost two handred of the strkers wothered ty AWell—they‘re all vight, aint they? They look a the litle staton in front of the Wiltams and Clirk A Star Chamber Hitle eod, pertapat" plant—they had done the same thing at our plant 1E Mayors Commitee on Unemployment hay= ‘The manager told me he had had fve strkes in but our guards stayed inide the gnte—and when ing been imfted to the ofiee ien it twelve years and the men had alvays won.. They the train came in ty stopped is A couple of ofi« Gary, chairman of the Board of Directrs of the must havestarted low, then, for teir wage last fal ciale ofthe company wot off and th atrkers wet Unied Siates Sted Coporation, there fled imto the wasjust enough to fve on—$ a day fo a ten hour un to them. 1 suppone the gvards assumed that the oom all the representaives of big business on the day.. On October the wage was cat to Sn Why? strikers were going to bext up the offeial, and ren commitee, all of the charites Merarcly, all of the Wel, for one thing, cotton is‘e being planted in ut from the plant towands the rowd. ‘Then—=this the South® T avote the aubstance of what the au» dlerial represenation of couns, is according 16 our woy—one of. the Pursant to eustom in the pice where the meets perntendent old me strikersfed on them, and they returned fre on the in was held, the doors were banged shut just bee ut you went riht on producing at fll foree, erowd. "That was how the Kiling occuered,accord« fore thereporters ot inside d‘ your" ing to on en but in th aecond place we can‘t uet pouish It it rumored that the Brooklyn Committce on A policeman has sworn that the croud was not Unemploment ashmited a plan for diect atite and from Germany, and we have had to eat down the armed,but 1 know they were I saw a man fr five musicjol. ontloynent o that cou amount we use in o ferifzer by onehall—had to commcors shots in th air when the train came in in frone of not grind down the face of abor on public workes wst ot a whole mew net of trade marks" That was our plan=that was to warn striketreakers 1 sup— This plan it was ramored, was unanimonsly canned al he sid on this subjes "Did the men offe any obiction to the cut in pase. And I saw men with knies and tics" after contractore on the commitce roued it to a wagestas ol?" T asked "Are these atiters fawless people nenerl?" frassle as erazy and socalt, and after the come "They made mo protet atall unil t very day o—thea‘re not. Some of them have been in owr mittcs bankers gnunted at it a bz employ for twenty years. 1 knew them when my 1t is rumored that the socil workers proponed a of the stile—January ath" father was running the pant" iz loan fond for the unemployed,the money to be "Would you ind teling me why you brought in ‘The superintendent excused himcltfor a moment furmished hy the rich and foaned without interest w c armed pvands?" Hiccaue it is impossileto eep strike breakersin Propoott camed ater a few me= ments of Eree Silnce movement the mill=1 don‘t mean profesional stikbreakers Tt is ramored that it was propored for we‘ve had none. We got these men along the to foat bonds and start u a lot of wharves in New Yorke=it in imponile to run the monichal work to ake up th seck will daring a strke without armed gvards.. The of the ditl emon of enploymen. strkers would aimply. esr down the gate, and Propout reeted. after bjetion . march in here and take the new men out,as they from the Iunters that they needed id once before® all h li‘s eredi that was avae When were the gvards brought fn?" aiked my abteto farc the 6 per cen. bonds companion finist to meet the ciy‘s Eeropein "Jamary 20." oitiaions When you bring in the frst strkectresters?" "anian ut 1t in rmared tat a proporal was "Eleven days Iner" made t mart a bread Tine wih real food and no card intex, for thore Ye—Hl tel you. just what happened.. The who were hingy exough to cone Mazor of Chrome was asked, when the strke be Prsport comad on the protet of the wan, it he would protect our property, which is on the edge of the town. He said that al he would do Clurites Hierarshy that the "ex ing agerces® must be proteted was to keep orde in theatreas. So we appealed to M thae hem hoveven were the county she to have our property puarded, and imercly maten of vagve he aeeured one handred detectives from O‘Rrien‘s rumor, The Agensy in Jesey Cit:. He wanted men who make dor was ocked wihle the Mejor a busiess of that kind of work.. They were swom Commitee tramaded this buinss of vat inportnce to the Public in as deputies and sent to the plants on January And the reporters were on the oo Who pays thei satiist aite. All tat the publc heard d he eounty pays for then." rey from the Commitee was a Does the county always pay the prvate pvards?" wl sttenent made ty Judge Gary Aways:. Of course ifthe company is moved to that "ihe Commitecs work was ro— reimbarse the county aftervards, why—thats an— grening. with a prowest that ty other mattec® apring enplayers mould be Tiring "And, as a point of fact do you think the com— exouh more men t reduce the un— yany wl reinburse he county afterwards® employment problem quite mate= "We, 1 think i i. T did in the last strike" riaty c a *What do you think was the caue of the killng ot hese the other day?" w asked 1115 adninitation wa toreduce "I think pottic i the eause of the whole trouble the cot of tiing.. Wels here 1 mean it it werent for the backing of the town it i atlans "Dor‘t worey about ex— govermment; the men woulda‘t have struck at afl brewn ts Stum Dmi. 1. pemen" sys the wife of the Post: 1t a workingman‘s town, and its a matter of polc wakiNg PERTILIZER IN. New persey mauter Geneal. "Rat com"

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PHILA.NTHROPY: A Comic Opera Seymour Barnard AsPerformed by the Leading Uplife Aencies And husyy 1 as Hadess (tiey ce flw b a evcnio o Rsetms prly "Timn Hik. Phen Yery Mub Ou ot e the cout nrumeaty wateacs n ul hi wite mairean and mm Hat haste to name your cure or me wie woy meul ant icaty) (t t ce n te Aribtet Glatin Dotin uit w tw ie atce of e . 0. and tiee o ie Secny e Good gentlemen and latio Bovmcrons. Bimorine ie Contiion o ie raw, te e Iek me we Oefi hi wmn. MA for a neniint w Perry Plik and plump and p Reountons; Reaatetos Carmety Sare a ut ie dewn in e snA Prantiin m Wl Py hed we, ar lded un Wriel lene o en h ies roace Fiie Phlanthrop‘s crtorss inace Te e Aritct Canie Baidrs s A Forsomos Here a tavorte charitt o ie ram w0 ie Settmen, h Wiy t C A‘e, e Cash for Povety the curet "There ow paid iivesimtont (tn e wret in t n aderd a o ot Pavcomncr Heres a ptysic uninproved on

livctie aich of Hrecon o e abrowine itotes, thir cxnuive shen mt with ie tror i mimuk Lef in manner sateand wure Kings of Conmereet. Soth to s threWig x mm cnaoge ol in in t yr By philntironis who‘ve moved on Shaving wages jut a frction; ow Tii w mnly apunt cri o l mcie t This the meanest enployee ainineSeomcms t he Cmy ie ind Sm Wnn whe me m one State your case in fwres faty Joins us in our beveficion ie is a oad erup in tevie. is cmptes Socie A friend ndend the frend endoved (Clne en thir es come a mach seate woup ie Tiams hnd Tamounk Scominn, Mrima o m 1w zo Frcmi o vit Wines Wnn Th wie ue w o Chances areits something that wie mc leved witl ue evouniin Taey nigt wuly We mite t ie Waver rea Chows To auist Tim not allowet in moticn ne cteo uon Pm ie Pn se ie for i den,wich s the ow o e trim on mss AMlur se thcuien innaoo ty ind on n mm o e 1. i C 29 Trosns or mne Wowa‘s Weaemi Ax Innisnowon e ut ioi t fs wrt) pelland pad and a pauper o twos Ope the coftes strong to us A queston to which any answer will do; Stodks and bond,cash on cll

Th Snd what the care for Poverty i thit ty beloug to m Rvovided thy‘re poor exough perios to anies Not a all not a al (tie Wermey Pex n orotedo Wealth of natons, most of it More Inasnouors On us prsid, as the bst A achme and aachedile and quesions indeeds And partiularly fe Cne roum) He sure of thir status hefre you proceds uie i wo e the most fare at mtc ons ‘o nses for th re Wt pting aotfotl, and ce Menl w n i t moket Te suretheyare poor as the Roor can b, meshnc n te ind of i mc pvie atenion d ‘Thenpty them and to thm and pry them as we ‘Triedtrates and true, one sess Sader comt aiimiin be h hn tamlormct, fe ie Wl hy are h rutig t hsY a mover Of the cash which the rash ie cate o te rogo in mnteet the Ooveamiy Pas, wie idil m t Want for mere nesenits, msoat en ie Inmonoi While we aplaty while we dish Seem. Wone uie hi) ‘Tux Usvormer Poon (Whit c o n in t tnthe more o atrwe tant M mt Pm ant Conee nare tow. m Paans to Pore, (to ie trmonon, tarety Suomee n Lowd aditation; Stidy us muddy os moaks aoun) Thanks for oue mary ‘ell us now whare Suamex Ano. And avocations We, the uced 0, you ut must, must wnieo "The ottinate Poor! Py and tm tra, ts When we dicores the Like the highass dronmer of the bands Ressen of Pove, Visp imstinee HHercs a Chistnas dinner imas our jots are wo Notting wl yex us For th siainainoe Standing and ataions Like t a dugernte Now watch is out expandt (they coed wsust Terize and ane inialyd Move to index s (A cce Thrris ant lssn to ow Staion Interesing, old exign, Stive to diminte h) Ei. everlising siems, Study what made uss A Grim and groesome and err 0, you must must, mas, My, how we simabtet So extrencly democrt Worn: oniraid us Mootly trom, trot, trot— How and where youte eeneried (Pie Tetamin rity rom thde comeeand e o e Netr our minds has penetaet Were to the schene of times doenen) Caie? Efect? Periae you hoth ares Rank intiesion Trrmses To erlihten us you hath are And to th dream of things—— Faee atout, fce atout Stow asire un do not shame us Ciux of the qveston What is the riceabout? Speak your name and make us fnous (Tie hi Uneoree o Ormiet Pn Chaly revet Woreniitel ie mnin t i ie aoc on This scranile onsconly is treaions We‘ve proved that enotions Poreny Orosuizi Ctaire Woans Ae i Some cal me Aloho Barkers and basiness men, Diret oppostion to Reaion Some call me Lasiness Mortasent (Orte i ovrc Afer conitenti mt noeen Some call me Lassituds Reams of records the Cmy ihe renty of recriir o m Heidessess Husines in tenidia shk Portn i duitd i te m And salarist lee ts uin ie entennadin ie it mal Given a word and a privleged few wit in Cleks and stenonraphers wive for t vcefun in e fuue, on ot it Tim what wastet when the later ot hrough with i Vistors mtb athona Tooun Oe f ues Hiahly eaiatnened Some picure me as eaunt and grin Inuistors A Cormn Whenever me ty mention Offees atier, I can preach on a sbject thith prtly past, Hot atek 1 am, and far from atin, Vplcep sure With en a word o the conic; From over much atertio AndcWikyt We near forgont On poltics platiades, pleaure d play, Tm atrong as moral man can be The Poor 1E 1 keep of the Theme Economic

16 Tu aasses.

Uf tm fln to forget ht therd‘s darknes and stums ux Womee Poon s Unon Lam. Where aicinosses many import @oeitty t s tit t Vimon ces tard is se Clagog o ite Dromice) 1 can preachthe fst sermon that to my hand comes Prsy vist un and ul at us Erom early moen tll dark and lte When I rummage around in th barre. And argue that o thi at us Tim contantto this ddsste; (nswsitn w tw fom hn mivivies e A dodle,dart,and dhima lt you ind us Hte bars me in hs manly beat Boammis rie s Pavmeton Or m forant) You‘ve td us and Tited us Where I am fastened to hs vot: Secims rou miz Premamon Or. Assuming youre asied un 1 tave t0 about is wait, We ksow no whatths chate is And dane a it of everthing but dined us For on Ms rowers me they bste We only think to drop it Alop the brad won hi uble We know not what the mater is A Stcum Hte fdshisfathfel Union Latels (Gitng the clncd When the dy is done, astep is h We only thik to stp it o thisTipit, Kignisiel socalit 1 nds in his robe de muit We koow not what th caies are ‘The penle wherevr 1 y stall ues (Oee more a ht n bent M e mt at en & No who nor what sent then This ighy enightening scheme of ours To ant Gace mak tm mt mepue o But neiter es nor pais are Is a fepsent favorte theme of hours i i en Untt we qute prevent them (Par wone im n mt vonsig s Srn mutte ‘o lightn th laors of wretched man, Suvmow Ane Te te vim sn de B Lave enend ‘To ubnite eas for this hcic plan Otirain ied "Tre Bm Lo Eventhing cse is a stockng schin Put loy toy lou (Bham wonty ran> Other tiin Marsiin socalim In the lt stoy sw Siite fie,sinel e For the same old sinen‘ Chrinmas cher For an houe or so5 Anonnex Secrusse They beleveliereere A handred ond plitintronss gining When they receivecciveccive Who cotdfe make it yo Who hatks to Mare? And they get sakation oneea year ‘The low and the ow (A oc Thotin it Cleey falw ten ot) Shitk you mt Work jou ay? ‘The aente,the fg Drink has forged a fvr> He harks to Marx Tromers 1t chaned ther always were a fow ‘Theoyy theomy, Who worked a Hitle beter Who harks to Marx? Weary are we, or we The Would this Siale f,single fe, Gie is inernnt t Sree mow mad exodus Modery or a crust of breads Sencun) Wih warke pedwrorie, Awas lck of ooportanty Snwe Mowe Stcisusrs With hy logis And dred, dread, dread 0, for the dags d the deep id pot Wed witer this rewon to cinder Cthy we atovs by ie en Cms in lnenton: With life a grim and gray thine, Theogs theom Th oi atve t dhad mocnion wih conmiy Whe a socidit m a sigh, and not Nary a hearer we ‘Tue Un Coasus, A common, every day thing ind there is lef to brangne Amidi a l of pleasnt thines From musings to music Where woes and wortis ceaseto b, 0, or the days wihont a trce, All al i the fow ic c the mudided many joined un To tnit th zes of peosen thines Hee th company of the saered Moose ‘They flw ts garraous gang There comes a hint of poverty Oue peraiites purlsinat this 48 it senpae ot mn ud nowin uie t ie on Com ‘tistine t thiik the matter oer he wtt of hn ut wtiiore m h i younie t ie tuneed And lt an car to hamile fls hy aete ecowne Worma o ve Wnn 0, 308 mast mss mus Ee mutrings bcome a eur Say you tass tust ts And iches cese to bea joke Ioverna Wouess onsne Wous When they grt, grah sb you by the band; While sls besome an act of faw, @brdise mant it rand ‘Tisa faduafeatre Well oun the cape well oun the stops With captal th prey of states Of the hnan creatre

Hest now and then a gheckto dran And means of all production ‘To fock thiad the band "This sate ofthnes t miteate We oun the tools well on th schools Cnanim ant Cimr dinene ant Porane i t sove And wive ow own insration ju siee ie mout) h is ie mlow Pow, e Wnyfeaice s at OeUoorems Oe ce Coome The hatee hnd t src e h hn o ie Well on th forts well own the couts Coms en t ie rarnamira at ue a D. C h (Juict robes bsome w)y (A from mate whir o lcfilocaly Th Braed e wonenie Paoace wuy ty T The very ctter tat you breutie was m s hn ie Po bata arted reren) ¥oull have to torow from us Announcement Euio Viemons zo mte Phon. This dooshty band sall onn th land, JT oi potroneto adverts and fatt, oo fir as we Were sunmoned fom th atiades And prcice what it preachess can witout forfeting oue mailing priviess, the Were saldd from cultired cuses, All al in free t such as we; cases of Margaret Sanger and her husband blore the Hecaise wev othing much to do (Although we dasl i sperch is courts.. We print on another page the substance of But melile with the mases thei tor, and oue view of he inportance of tachi A Luxee Dissim Witbcontrol to the poorer cases of Ameria, the And so on these wite ways s dirk (Comie i e tow blieret clases who are kept in inorance by the preent lavs "That they ean ncarce dicern them, A rise or a rumpus We inre communiations from our reades upon Or c well pas. (But what it They A brued o a touws thi opi Should bappen t retun them) ‘Toaeter we hump us And no onestall own os: We tender aitcedged syopatly Web coumscl roignaton "The buiien, the talen By Definition And when we think th hustonds drink The old the nevsoner y NINORITY of the colege: proidents quee Wel tw comoiaton ‘The plwible faker, tond y the New York Timer faror cou So berd to a caitess, mantess plan "The atlont plunbers pubsory miltary rsining for atademts, but anert Where ereads and greedsare clshingt "The stoems, the doers that they are opposed to miltarinm.. The preves A socat baier t fel And even the atiriers need have no fear unless the mesning of the word (Provided the Roor aren‘t at it as wel) With none bu abjures in changed.. Mitia Aords dcigtfal imashing The Indastal Workers country—only mational defense

i7 THE WORST THING IN EUROPE John Reed N a l of Nortierm Prance cecibted ty the Ger 1 might make a nsondiry choice between the clgans of the war, when Auitiaint her unemipped rer> mmans, we were metatth tiin by sererl offers doing Realants dity work, and the Servan, daing mentsasaint the Rusians Onl the fist ranke tad and the Royal astomobles. The ofien, geial Rusidsy bat 1 hestate at th sigh of two handred vifes and anmunition; th anks btind were intrsctd pteasnt, rater fomal young fls in the mart thowand Belias who made a feree, short reistance to ic up he uns whe the fist anks were hiled= wined of Prassian uniform, were to be ow guidesand host in at Liess Namur and Brondls pracialy and so on the face of the eath "The Hickian amy does not BucI could that part of the German from. ‘They spote Eh pages withth superMexican horror wel, as so many of them do; and we were clamned existl"|All it remains of se deifedand dscitined that civiiied Rurope i intlcting upon inelt 1 ut ty thir rentinss and afaliiy.. As we let the ie fower of Belgum area few reinests revoring thir desribe to you the quit, dark, saddened ateets of sbatered nerves in brracs,and quarrcng with thir Pars where every ten fst you are dn and got into the machines, a group of privte controted with some miserible aclders off datylotered about looking at us wit y Alles. The Servian army is sill making heric l wredk of a himan bing, or a cority.. Suldenty one of the oficers sprang at them, stands but thit in no fon who los 1 reaion in the trenchs, being To around atiking at thir thouts with is ltle Covaaser stck" And crouing ovee to the Ausiin side T c to ty hi wite 1 soutd tll you of the big hosal in ‘Sthneininnder" he shouted with sudten ferecy wind that hideous persitent story about the se days Berin fil of German sotdies who went cray from "i of about your bsines and dontaareat st" "They fellback sleth, doclel, bforethe Nows and the ces and dipersed. Another time a photoerathr of our party was i terrpted, wile aking moving pictwren by a setey wit a rite ty orders are that no photograhe stall be taken here!® id the sotder, The photoeriher apperled to the Siaf Lewenint who accompanied us t al righ," said the offer. "I am Mestennt Herrmann of the Geneat Saf in Berl. Hle has my perminion to.photoanh" "The serty salted, loked at Herrman‘s ppers and witidren And T asked the Lisnant by wht rige he cold countemand a sldirs onters from Ns own suerioe "Becaus I am that old‘ communding offer. The foctthat 1 bave a Litenants shoulderatips makes mme the suerioe of every sodir in the amy.. A Ger— ran solier must abey evry ficers ovders, no mater what they may te" ©So that it a wltir were doing seaty dity on an important frt in time of wa, and you came alme and told him togo and get youa dink be would have to ster?" HHe nodded. "He would have to obey me ongueiion: ind no matter whit 1 orderd, na matter how it con—

Hted with his previons orters, no matter whether 1 even blonged to is regiment. ut of course T shoutd be teld repo "That is an Arnys That is what t means to be a solder.. Peaty of poslehave pointed t the tndapet= abte fct tat the Gemman army is the most perfet miltary muchine in the world ut there are ao other amics in the preint wan & Conside the French army rent wit poltc, bay dlothed, batly providoned, and with an inidemate arbstance aerice; oppored always to miltariim, and long sinc sidened with fubtine The Erench arny

has not ben ftting well Bat it has been Selrine and the ataughter is apaline There renains no ef fectve reseve in Rrance; and the aviable youth of the nation down to severteen years of age is under + my parall other conideraion asid T sbould not care t lve haRirosen in a rency up to y midile in wate, fr hree or fowr months, bsause smeone in authoritysaid 1 ousht to stoot Geemane But it 1 were a Erencnan, I shuld do i bcaue T would have been accutomed t the in ty my com brees ts iturie Bave pusory militay sevice The Rusian arm inexiansttle hordes of sinple Going Sane! peassnt tom from t orms, Mesed by a prics, and Aat en o ts ban wot knouted nto batle for a case they never heard of onre hn farre at sehm Move ts thar appelsto me even l Of al the arnie i this war T t fakad faa ie nc taly Nes

i8 TE masses mercly heaing th cries of th thirny thowand Ros: wen, witha mora sesefefzed by yeas oftanghtr= mans, or the Mexicans 1. for ons retise t join sians drowning in the neamps of Fast Prosia aftr the ingyetow, brown and blac en wth dim—dan butles You ask me how 1 am yoing t contat a whole world batleof Tannerborg. Or of Gaidan peisnt dropoing ‘heir revand comits o browe medits and colored thinting for oue bead? And 1 rely, mt by craing ut of thel rexinentsto ie along the roada of colers strips of riMbon—and thr rvined dies, after they are a comterthint for the Mod of th Jap, German,or Or of the numbness and inaloaitle demonatiation musered on if they are ht mained and wole,are Mexicans. There is no such thing as a "moderte among men in thetreches. Or of holes tom in botie apent opening and stuting cariageshors in fromt of army" or an "army of defeme". Once we bein that wit Segsed piees of melaniteahdl, of sound that thetresand hotes Javn, Germanyoar, Mexio whcheve it s will bet make deat, of gavs hat destroy exuaigh, of wounded No, Iim alrid we must leave Eoglnd on of this to buld up a defetse agaiost us We wil rate the men dying day by day and houe by hour witin fort dscuuion. Engand breals men that ow thir lcs ons and so on. And thelogieal end of allthat is Ger yards of tnenty thowsand haman beins, who wout thae become obeient sldiers wheneser theie social manys and th logat end of Germany in and ahays stop hiling each other Jong exough to witier them superions order them to The harm does not e in willbe, War Andt you getle readen you wl h the w joining Kicheners army it les in bing an Eoalah fis to get shor But that is not my parpose in tis ric aride. 1 man. In no othr se overing naton in the world want o o and ntiae the effet of miltary oheience would the pesle cnslice in the conplte nuporenion In Brief and diclline upon haman beings Diase, dead of represnatve govenmentattheonter of a miltary [ TB fulltesimony of invaied cantal belore ihe wounds on the btleld, Pilowonhical Anarchom, and dictor ie Kichener Indistial Comminion in New York s cotaned Interatonal Secidon, seem to be ftle as fncertven At th bevineing of thisaricle 1 gave two intincs in this sunmary of th remarks of Daniel Gupgen: of whut a Grman must become to be a good wld hein: to Peic. Why? As for the Moody side of wan that atocks peote es than they thinks we‘e n accotomed But since Germany has for more than fory yeare 1 bdlive in industial denoonic. No enplojer in to Ialt a mition a year mained and kiled in mines arned. and wrained her entre mankood, the come— Jutifed in refuing to deal with uons No. and fuctoris. Asfor Socalin, Anarchion, any demo. querces of the sstem it appear in her national ife 1 do not hink this w have ever deat wth any uon ratc o intivdeait fatht don‘ spnk of Cheins ‘They do. ‘The Gemans are pliieily coved. Ther but thit is a deiil T would ot benequnited with" anit, which in conpltey bankret~—the Soctats An: do what they are told. hy Ti ty rote,and thir "Kultur® has besome a mechanicl incbutor for mere arists e al wereall trined rldirst NE makep man of the New Yore Tribene

1 seem to hear stouts of "Enslandt Laok at ie Doctors of Philowply, whre petantey is the deair must havéan masty spirt or he would not of al Youth except Geman youth Vetiche i the land1 England has no comcrin arny®. Wel. it have put these headlines in adacent columns land hasno comernearmy now, Englan i going soon lat Geman geni, and it the fat date in thce vain "Wilion Sees Prowerity a iss Plood Tide to lave one. The Enithnan has heen prepied for straszle for pltialslespresion. Then comes Ti Breadline at Horel Gives Shock to Care—Free this wa by adroit pres alarns fr years Hardy one marck,and the German anint is chainl with confort: Upper Browtay:" artiniy Hoton=—of the clin that fil the ranie of 1 clains fed withonifo,decoratons and the uts her fa—hung regiments=—uho did not adini that war wom litrap of miltary wlou, mo that today amall boines men and ft peasats hink like Jouchin Murat with Germany was comig, and that he would have to fahe. 1 could disress here for pags to tll you the and tal like Generat Bernbard Alor me to poit CONSTABULARY terible means ty w ich England e her "olunter ut tht th party of "Revoltion" the German Socilh anay; how workinemen of enitalle age were fred Denecrats is as autocti s h Kaisers poverments From Rupert Hugher from their jobs, and relet refsed thei wives and d tht thecrimefor which a meniber is xpald from w1 DID not expect o course, hat you would im« clitien wntl the men Joined; how others were in« the Part is "inubortiaton to the Party laters" 1 metintely eat all your words and princinle, tinidred, bled, stamed into fabting for a came was informal proudly by a Secal.Donocritle Depot reall back nunbers of Te Massis, and amounce they had n internt in nor afesionforshow Harrodt in the Reidiag that the Party was now colleting yoursel a convert to the ‘contabalary"— ut 1 had with young leks Party ducs in the rerchs; and that,when rementd arext depamenttorefoaded atruck expected a less resisained exstigation. "The lsk fl. and sent them to thereerineofic, with a big sn on the Government deducts the dues from the mer‘s roy but 1 flt in the blows something of that generoity se sie, "Harrod Gif to the Enpire and hands it ocer to tie Paty orson on with which you reproach me, something of that mer« ¥ou have pertaps sid o yourilt, "In the Eoglah "he: German. pesle— Canonenfuter. (‘Cammon: cifuness from whi h even you cannot avite perfect army an ofice i t alowed i atrikean entited man" food") they are jocaarly cied—went to war atost youne "hat in perfecy tone When an Eoglsh solder ges wition a protes And toda, from top to botom of ®Wour seporte 1R i also wvily of seltrentain, impadent to his suerio, th later onters the nexrest CGemany, the inciintor must dek hard before he though 1 cannot qutesee his w of the word aby* fnds a sinale disenting vice. Germany is prcteaty in is fines ‘Pless,Mr. Hughes, don‘t pay the baby non—commisined oice o i hin." ho he Englh sotder is aeldom insibordinate. Hfe Arow M plice salid; when the Government has an ofical oninion the defender of the gaime that cals for a comtabnlary Theoficer cait s a cateabove hm to which he can atectcleners have that sane opinion in three diyn To my thinking, it is much more‘nlaying the baby‘to never atin. ‘There are rontes n the Bitih army=— (Tat i the logal rewit of unvenal miftary sevice shric with terzor and horror at evepthing that in en who rise from the renlo=ut they are not ac— in a county where the laes are not inlertly ied not quite understood; to go into comnilions oner a cepicd by the army aritoerag, nor respected by the s they are in Englond. And that, tet me insy is passing strange, o a pile of clothes on a chain or men. ‘They fos like Mobinimei‘s cotin beveen what is absaltely requredforan fident amys There even t papa when he ays ‘Wootl heasen and eath, 1 bringto your notic the adverte= is no hoi. ‘Thorouth eiiens can only be atained "What I said wa, and what 1 y is that Mr Seth ment which appeared latly in the London Times at hi tine by an Artocras; and s only can an army Lov‘s interest in a conabaliry i aimply a daite "Warted—Two thowand young Getlenen for Ofier te ataine; in a Democag; neiter efideney in gow— for a maunted policeservice in a lonely rurat revion eriment no an eiien anmy ps ie o sum it all up: Mr.Seth Low asa vilager and in Richenerls Army‘ I haveseenthe Englah an apprent denoo. 1 hte sldiers 1 hate to se a man witha bayonet farmer wrote to a vilage weekly that it would be a the feld in Franc; 1 have notced the racy of inereonese btween men and offens=it is the fxed on his rite, who can order me off th ateet T wood plan to make permanent th force of monnted Knd of thing that tkes lace betweena genteman and hate to belong t an orsaniradon that i roud of bes= policemen who were proecting the new watervorks his btler. ¥es the Englsh soldir knows his pacs, ing case of supeiorbeings that is proud of iting and the water workmen, so that they might proect and thercs no Revelton in him. In Germany there is free iea,sothat it may the more efiienly ki aman the farmers and vitapersand ther famiien from the

a ltle hove from the pesple—they do not hink for beings in cld Mood. "They wl tllyou that a comcrin footpads and thives, or be ready to porsve crimi themslses, bat they are comunted and coercel; in amay is Demoera, because evervtody has to erves nals with easonable promptness afte they had shor nelnd, the pesple do not have to be corced=they bu they won‘ tll you thit nittary srvce pant in down farm hands or ickt agent or fln aborers ob af ther own free wil your Moad the germ of Hind oheienc, of l irre or. had robbed lonely farmbouses or chased litle And it you want to aee those whom the Germane wonibfis, tat it prodices one clas of Commanders chldren or st a ban on fre themches call in amy of ronsomminined. ofi in you state and your ndustrie, and accutome you to "This projet plesed all of us 1t strted me to the best ols in the world—Jook at the it do what they tll ou even in tine of peice see Te Masses pubish a fulkpage carton shoning

Brinw Expeditionary Fores, two hundred and Atr Htere in Ameria we have our chance to comtrct the ‘constailes on horicbac? as tramplers of womien thowand men who have serval seven years or more someday a Democrag. unbanpered by the mtunid do and childrn, and fater an aricde aticking Seth Low from India to Bermuda, and around the world arain diity of a people who run to salte when the band as a trrite boglesman. T weote to aet you right as to our mothen, and now Mr. T R sys I an These are the real Tominy Atkivis hat Kiting sing slays. They are tking now alow buildng up an ine "They are usuily underized.debanche. dvened lite mens stading army, o comtat the Jap, o the Gere plying ‘the baby defender of the game.. But the

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diference between the teddbear and the arieey Rederation 1t is pleasint to know that in his con— can party force this Contabalary fame upon Gor ber i so great hat it ansbdy is plaring the bby ation for the lonely achoo texchr, . Hugt Whitman almost on his ft day in offce 1 don‘ bliee i is 1 can completoly ignore the murders at Hastings and What equld say to my—taby who saw all the T thank you, howere, for printing my lenen, and Mamaronecland the scandals following then. Also worlds inances in the terma of pennies arge and I car‘ ask you to b airerthan you were that he can igrore the fict that in iss and 1t whose only wse was in coonection with hand« nd organization the Constabtary has ever Obvioasy 1. could only amite and An Answer fnety Copiats police, ditinctively the o him to grow up in experience. Ausin 1 B3 i mem Mn Hues i entied to an on wint i been able to swat refer Mr: Hughes to the fakor eamps: Aguin 1 pianation of my baby® reference to Mis case discontented labor with the eatest ciciency and renind. him that even are human beings

1t was because 1 have a ftle baby of my on who the feast possibic oity as he is Term Ros in r dotes on throwing pernies out of the wintow to the ybania they ealed for it to s hand orean man. ‘One day he carcfully explined emplosens momories of another. e that he had wone to my. coat, and as he bada‘ Colorado they call fo i the abathure for A Remark by Art Young a second Lutlow.. In fount any "lutle pe he thrown out some chester they have had grros® w or thre ind joong me Manaroneck and Hastin ones" Tt tarmed out ihat he had.throun vecible. youne menbers. of avay. enough half dolli pices to make up the Maybe it was just becaie Mr. Seth Low as a Hushes® fovorite clubs, were en mpod in We «o wares for a wesk. ‘he baby acte accorting to good neighbor wrate a leter to the country paper Seisicalis in the uniforms of. the milta= M hest ights in a game of fnance he did not would they e Invabiting? and hear hit country home that every sundat paper Wold. properts

in New Yorl mate made this for a Constabue wirs e whotly free from molestation? What makes 1t is plesnt of Mr. Mughes to igtore, in ook: lary the aubject for a io ate Maybe also me o tion thit we must have ing at Sh Low, the good.neihtog, all ttou m for the lonely achool teacher to rie down people because they are for= c of Seth Low, the President of the Nationat Civic that made the Standpat Stakwarts o the Republ: md daytaborere

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Gez. Kid. some moon tonight!" "Ver—I think that man that just passed was drunk." .

TuE Masses. ln. heros the Jovels Jonel lady whore. fa to him, but a brimming, man—sonled crestor; the \ The First Few Books death has lef. her penuless; the sudden dromatle chie actr in its oun amasing duma. uie C San m in Saruar anser t s a eman me roume wenet ht in atine meetng (she is shot out of a hansom—cab im his (VD James Stent "The: Crock of. Gol® We‘ alr in 20n d hi Sa. ult enttoid) armi); th sudden love at es sihts the even more (Macmilizn Co) has a Kitle of evervthing that is bew Semas siden and obviows comnlations . Suddealy Chame in the other five volumes 1t also has a Title of 1 have wasted over threesqurters of an houe t bers is dropped.. And thencafter venving pe everihing else ‘here is in it poctey and adven— in to bundle the si resent boks which are anong ously upon tragedi—laree superdarce of the most ture and hamor and excursions whimaicl sor! And allthis, mind you, allopin into the metaply the is few to me,andti them up neady wit a y al and supernatural. And, lst this should dismay eral achematic string. ut cltler: one. book o atomg in a prose that recll the best o "The Evo= you, there are faeres in it and policemen, and another aips out of the package, or what is more im" more than a Mint of "Love in the Vally® and Gresk gods argsing with Celic detie, and buried usual the string (and 1 have trie several) bresks ed throuhout with chonters that Heny trcasure, and leprecauns, and donkeys. tat. tik So L will not atemnt to grow them. 1 will name Fidding must have lef on of "Tom Jones gravely with spiders, and philosophens and even then (¥) Aemon Bacvoody "Pare Gerted pesple t s Iike no book that has ever been.. Yoo Water Lippmannts "Drit ond Mastey® (Macnitin and. Compan) This author m wil ie it for it whiimy and its wntoms Mended in (D Hed the Kdgor Allsn Poe of the veretsle kinedom This is a book that voltes a moat axoniting and iniating mamner (Mitchel Kenverts) o with sometting en he tut, more penetsing sevral precedents. For one thing it is one of the And now that 1 look over th Tt, 1 wee dat, after few "necsmsiry booka" that are ally necessy Hoffnan of the sprinal world. The fas t he can all there is a ceriin bood tat is them al—the pro— will wite of sich faved thmes as bavnta howes and For another, it is an educative, book th reads servil uit of nterest And T hink it is the atrp

with the livliness of a pise of excalene Setion hauntll mindss saernomal paciss and super waliic qualty that aninate all of them; the probing peote tdpats reincaation and the spel of Fope anibsistht is the ve For another t is a ptilosophic book with a phil and sill wrine new hor temper of ow times. Or por oserty that is more vita tht is defjer and more siy is te ui of revesling the pover of th cana, erative thin nineterths of the propagands of our is a arest actienmene in in Tt Ofr: Buck inemibing all exeits and. enotions; it n: day. There ase thoie who frnkdy prefer S Li woos wl Ne fa deeir n hn ie wives ferit: which is wven more the pabe of the age

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intending a. fral. and crthing criicin atl the m Andthey are riht ox ther teok ts have forgtten tat briiance may not only sparide 1t may illeminate And as in this book, it can barn es Entnans "Enjement of Poriy (Chartes Seriboers Sons) This migte be call with emal jutic, "The Eniooment of Max Euie man® or, in its best sense, "The Enjoyment of Hite? t abounds in a free and thouglifl ty a) beuty none the lew. dhousbtfl dhough i is cxucht with surprte. ‘The tide prepares one for all sorts of schoolroom sagaciies and pedacle rusmblings.. And what a glorious dissppointment it i. Inasine a. text—took. whore. fist line toldly

decires The purpose of this hook is to increase enjoumenttt And whore more arestin: "That the poctic in evers—day por— ception and comveation should be known for what it in and not searied from th pecic in Heratrs, in io wind, cnentil t th fll apreiaion ofcter" 1t is a book thatieforms and thennires (110) Jumes Owrenbein‘s "Souse for ie New ds (The Centry Compans) 1t tere is y conenpoay book that wil i t revel our iychicl tmett and aroving i is his on And the reveation ries throuh even pin + that is pofound and perioal fully s ¥er the thought. in mever twiited or stanpted in it reducion to poeisarerch Fox y the use of a Tosely rtythmial in (reminting one less of Whitman than of such rhaptodic out: burts asthe book of Job) and a lberal use of col~ orist coflopnatime, the words take on a power such as one Snds in the simplicity and strenath of the more imatinative of the Prslns. If you are locking for mese stle, there songs may not move yos.. For, comidered technically theis is a tark beant they do mot depend on any specious second« hand glamor solume,fll of vehement rotet and arlendor thit is no Tess ovely for be— a im sometimes an ansty lovline t al s an Huchimon‘s °0 rithe

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