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evening of tlie month.
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night at the Pozza cabin.
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Socialist Gains.
The Socialists have just gained
control of Milan, In Italy. Milan
is not only the largest city in I
taly, but is the most important
financially and industrially..
The Socialists of Belgium have
forced the government to grant
universal suffrage.
The Socialists of Keithburg,
111., elected two thirds of the al
dermen at the recent election,
Ringer Resigns
from Office
Carl F. Ringer, the Socialist
building inspector of Milwaukee,
| who was removed from office by
j the non-partisans and ordered re
instated by the Wisconsin Su
j preme court has now resigned.
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I Case of Johnson Bros.
Continued from l3t page,
handling. One is almost led to
the suspicion that there is a nig
er in the woodpile somewhere;
otherwise they would not have
displayed so much industry in
getting the facts of this particu
lar ca^e before the public.
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New Postmaster On The Job.
But It Required Some Argument To
Get It.
T. H. Deal, the newJy appoint
ed postmaster took over the office
■his morning, and if reports be
true, “took" is the proper word
to use, for the office had to be ta
ken almost by force. Retiring
postmaster Boyer, for some rea
son wa« not inclined to let go, al
though his term had expired, and
Mr. Deal had been appointed to
take his place, had furnished the
necessary bond and was in pos
session of telegraphic instructions
to take charge.
However, after considerable ar
gument some of which is said to
have been more forcible than po
lite, Mr, Boyer thought better of
the matter and retired from the
field.
With Mr. Deal an entirely new
set of clerks with one or t"'o ex
ceptions, took their positions,and
here again the word “took” is
used advisedly, for the old force
put up a fight against the reKn~
quiahment of their jobs,standing
on their rights, or supposed
tights, as civil service em|>loyees,
which seems to be a mooted point
in case of Alaska post offices; an™
it was not until Mr. Deal hande 1
them formal notice of discharge
■“for cause” with instructions to
a**peal to Washington, that they
decided to give up their places.
Mr. Deal goes into office with
the good will of the people gene*
rally, of this community. He was
not appointed at the behest of
politicians nor any particular bus
iness concern, and it is believed
that he will conduct the office in
the best interests of the common
ity at large, unhampered by dicta
tion from anv quarter. The new
ly installed employees went at
their work like old timers at the
business and there is little doubt
but the patrons of the office will
receive good service at their
hands.
Called “Sab”
Fined $5,000
Because the official organ of
the United Federation of Labor
in New Zealand referred to a
strike breaker as a scab, a fine
of $5,000 has been inflicted upon
the federation. It was claimed
that the strikebreaker was insult
ed. And New Zealand was for
merly the nation known as the
"‘land of no strikes.” Exchange.
Socialists
Show Economy.
Under a Socialist administra
tion, the expenses of Pasco,
Wash., for the first four months
of 1914 wirj $6,910.63 as com
pared with $14,732,08 during the
corresponding period of 1913,
when one of the old parties was
in power,
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Socialist Wins
Debate.
* Allen Cook, Socialist candidate
for attorney-general of Ohio ne
recently defeated Professor
Axline. a noted college opponent
of Socialism in a debate on the la
bor pr oblem.
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need to know.
After Socialist
Sheriff. -
John Tarkington, Socialist she
riff of Crawford County, Kansas,
refused to swear in deputies to
be^t up strikers during time of
strike. The old party gang have
therefore preferred charges a
gainst him with a view of ousting
him from office. The Socialists
have retaliated by charging Tar
kington’s persecutors with ac
cepting bribes and robbing the
county treasury in vario us ways.
Socialists In 4
Bulgaria
In spite of the fact that the ar
my was used to intimidate vo
ters, the Bulgarian Socialists se
cured 22 seats in parliament.
Effect Of
Woman Suffrage
In Norway the effect of the uni
versa! women’s suffrage is alrea
dy being felt, 'l he law of insur
ancelfor mothers has been re
vised, and, after January next,
payment wilt be given for tw«?
weeks before, and six weeks af
ter, the birth of a child. In addi
tion every mother will receive 4p
krone and free medical attend
ance,