Socialists In
Europe Opposed
War Measures
' Paris, July 30, Voicing their
protests against war in general
and against the present war m
particular, the French Socialists
have voiced such a protest as lias
never been seen bctoie, ihe Jjn
dicalists who control the unions
of the country for the most pait,
declar j that should the govern
ment decide to go to war in tne
present crisis that they will call
a general strike all over the coun
try. This action they claim will j
paralyze the ra'droads and nnikej
it impossible for the government •
to transport troops. Both the So
cialists and the Syndicalists de
le'are that wars are unnecessary
and only fought in the intercs s
of the capitalist, class. I'hey de
clare that the workingmen do
not and never did prorit as a ie-j
suit of war, halt at the same date1
are forced to go to war ami be
come food for the cannon ami
guns.
Berlin, July, 30, Monster dem !
onstradons are being held:
throughout all i arts of the tier- \
man Empire by the Socialists.
They declare that war is useless;
and that the workingmen of one j
pountryjhave no reason to fight
the workingmen of another coun
try. and it is the workingmen,
they declare, that fight all wars.
The police are being -kept busy
Suppressing the demonstrations,
Svhich are causing not only the
German but all the other Euro
pean nations as well t > hesitate
Before rushing olF to war,
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Socialists Triumph
In Argentina
Buenos Ayres, July 30, Socia
lism has achieved a great triumph
Sn the general elections here.
Parliament has to be reelected
one-half at a time. Voting in Ar
gentina is compulsory for all men
over IS years of age, and those
\vho neglect duty as citizens are
fined. In the result, aU the Social
ist candidates ware elected nnd
their strength in tha house is
JtJjisefl from two to nine. The So
cialist vote reached 43,000 as
compared with 2Veil Two years
Ego, whea the gt’icr half of the
'chamber was elect-' 1.
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Served 20 Ytars
Mobile, Ala., July 29, A ter
Serving twenty years of a 'i 1y
year term, to wnicn ne was sen
tenced in 1894 for stealing 5Cc.
Frank Williams, a negro, was
given his liberty today under a
parole issued by Govet nor O’Neil.
Williams is broken in health and
spirit.
A Comir.oi Variety.
A California sportsman caught
a specimen 10 feet long, said to
be of the species sun fish. Aa it
is reported to have swallowed
bait, hook and line, and to have
a backbone only half an inch in
length, species old party voter
sounds more reasonable.
Hard TO Answer,
A capitalist tool, lecturing
against Socialism, and trying to
arouse his hearers to take a"real
and intelligent interest in politics,
like the Socialists,” says that a
republican or a democrat ”might
hesitate if asked suddenly why
he voted the ticket of his party.”
Hesitate! Unle s he is a Six eylii -
tier, 99 h. p. liar, he'll be stump
ed.
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