Gci man Socialists
Demand Peace
Berlin, In submitting the Bud
get, Minister cf Finance Lentzo
said:
“In spite of the gigantic loss
es of precious blood we shell
have gained a priceless advan
tage when the war is oyer.
After Dr. Lentz's speech the
Socialist deputy, Herr Hirsch.de
» dared that his party refused fur
ther to support the policy of the
government, and he also demand
ed a reform of the policy of the
government towards working
men, also the reform of the fran
chise. Herr Hirsch declared that
the termination of the war was
demanded by all the people con
cerned, and he expressed confi
dence that the voices of peace
would find their way to authori
tative circles.
^ The Budget was sent to a com
mittee.
Recruiting Foolery.
English recruiting officers are
grouping the recruits into r'egi
mentsrcompos'ed as far as possi-:
Lie, of men from the same trade
or profession. A sort of “indus
trial unionism’’ designed to make
the men better satis 'od with the
awful conditions of a ny life.Ex
We Are Brothers.
By Margurite head.
—ooo—
We are brothers! We are brothers!
And the love we bear- for others
Is a spurring voice that guides us
Through the darkness that betides us;
Oh, our love is calling, calling
To the battle lines appalling;
Calling to our smitten brothers;
Calling to the sobbing mothers;
Calling to each son and daughter
To denounce the reign of Slaughter.
- ooo —
We are brothers! We are brothers!
And the love we bear for others
Will create on earth a glory
Long foretold in song and storj*.
Men of ev’ry race and region
Yet shall forth a mighty legion;
Ytt as one shall stand united,
To a sacred purpose plighted:
Cne in love and aspirations
For a brotherhood of nations!
We are brothers! We are brothers!
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BUSINESS PHONES
One-Party Line, Per Month.$15.00
Two-Party Line, Per Month.$10;00
Extension Telephone, to be used in same Business
Premises, Per Month,.$ 2-.50
Extension Telephone, if paid one year in advance,
P£r Annum...$18.00
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