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The Decatur County Socialist from Oberlin, Kansas • 2

The Decatur County Socialist from Oberlin, Kansas • 2

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Oberlin, Kansas
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How You Should Vote. Decatur County Socialist The Socialist Party. The socialist party is different from deeming this country from the. trust and consecrating it anew to the good of the common people. 4 A vote for the socialist state ticket all other parties that have existed or do exist, They have a constitution for Published by Socialist Campaign Com, W.

D. Street, Chairman A. A. Engstrom, Secretary he government of 'their members and will not be lost. 1 -V he regulation of their business pro ceedings.

They have national, state and county executive committees who direct on our ticket is Every candidate worthy, of your vote. Never give up the ballot. the affairs of the party through their secretaries. The membership is organized into groups, called locals. Each We want socialism in our time.

If you want the best county commissioner then elect W. A. Mount. member of a local pays a monthly due of A vote for 'socialism will never belost. fifteen cents.

Five cents remains with the local, five cents eroes to the state Robert 'Leak is all right and he madness will committee and five cents goes to ihe na would vote right in the legislature. Under socialism money disappear, tional headquarters. With these small contributions the campaign work is kept Elmer VanVleet is a splendid teacher, lie should be elected superintendent. up the year around; the campaign work is worse than Vote for Leake. Vote for Thomas.

Vote for Kulp. Vote for Andrews. Vote for Beard. Vote for Van Vleet. Vote for Adee.

Vote for Gibson. Vote for Nidigh. Vote for Engstrom. Vote for Miller. Vote for Wonderly.

Vote tor Mount, Vote early, not often. Vote right, not wrong. Vote. Vote for the co-operative commonwealth. Vote for the coming revolution.

Vote for freedom from the trusts. for better conditions. Vote for full pay. Vote against the trusts. Vote against dividing.

Vote to keep what you earn. Vote to keep what you produce. Vote for the golden rule, a Vote against ohild labor. Vote for the people to own the machinery of production and distribution. Vote intelligently.

Vote once for your interests that will open the eyes of the trusts; Vote against the robber trusts. A vote mis-plaoed thrown away. never ceases. The socialist party has np R. S.

Thomas would make a good rep big insurance companies 1 that rob the people and contribute to "the campaign funds of the party, and no trusts to draw resentative in congress, for the Do not let you prejudice rote you use your judgment. on for funds, But depends on small con You bad better vote for is all tributions or dues rom its members. To You Dav a little more for salt since right, would' make the best clerk the become a member of a socialist local a the trust has boosted it. county ever had. person must subscribe to the following A vote is a sacred privilege to a free Socialist would incite in the minds of application for membership in the socialist party, and must be elected to membership by the local, so the party is al- man, many abuse the gift.

1 the people fin ambitious to have what belongs to them. Let every man, particularly the work- ways under control oi liememuersuip; the undersigned, recognizing; the class struggle between the capitalist class and the working class, and the ne ingman, cherish the ballot." In four to six years from now the re publican and democratic parties will be A vote for socialism is a protest fusing to fighyhe socialists. against rule of the robber class. W. D.

Beard is entitled to your con Vote for progress. Vote not foolishly, but wisely. Vote any way you please, but don't go around kicking if you make a mistake; vote right the next time. What ever if ay be your motive for studying socialism, learn it from its friends. Don't! be a chump.

sideration. tie would make a good cessity of the working class constituting themselves into apolitical party, distinct from and opposed to all parties formed by the propertied classes, hereby declare that I have severed my relations with all other parties; that I endorse the platform and constitution of the socialist party, and hereby apply for admission to membership in said Ajdljardls iriven? to each-memtr, hostname and address is written thero- sheriff. There are more evictions or poor in Judge Adee would sound pretty good to a common map; he would be a judge," that is the kind the socialists New York City annually than there are Kill Dogs for Food. i Berlin; Oct. 24 -The statistical cor- in Ireland.

respondence magazine, analyzing today tno omciai relations or tne siaugmer Say, comrades 68, Tnbmas 'Jshouidi receive the I checkedupl jfTnder the Constitution house of "Prussia-fSi-ll" I tw i mm i i iL 4V Yes, indeed. person must have carried a red card a rmnnrJI carry jiecituf i county fori more than two years (where the local 33 per cent and' that of horses 19 per The higher the price of land the less opportunity the young man or the renter has to secure a home. When a person applies1 for admission into the socialist party he renounces the old parties. We intend to have no fusion in the socialist party, cent over the figures of 1904? the total number of dogs eaten in ,1905 being and the number of; horses 8,132. These statistics will be utalized by those who are agitating for the opening of the frontiers to the importation of foreign cattle as indicating the necessity for immediate government action towards giviug the working people cheaper food.

Channpillnr von Buelow has ben con The republican nominee for Probate Judge is not a Patchin to A. E. Gibson then vote for Gibson. There are a whole lot of fellows laughing at the socialists this fall. They will laugh out of the other side of their mouths two years hence.

Some people are so narrow and blind that they will not study the new condi-' tions that confront us. sidering the subject for sometime past. Topeka State Journal. This is what the working man is coming to sooner or later. Today the price What is the matter with W.

H. An-drews, he has had some experience in the county treasurer's office and would make a good one. Vote for him, why not? What is the matter with that Swede Aug. Engstrom' he ought to knock the "stuffin" out of a Brewer in the first round. of cattle are so low that many are going has been in existence lor tnat period) before he can become a candidate for office onjthe socialist ticket.

That shuts out the professional politicise, gives the members of the party some acquaintance with their-candidates. The red card signifies that, as the blood of all nations is red, all should make common cause for the betterment of the condition of the laboring people. All questions are referred to the members of the party, under the referendum, for final settlement. -The members also have the right to initiate any measure in relation to the party or party management. All other parties are ruled by a few political leaders, their strikers and their henchmen.

The socialist party is ruled by a majority of its membership, and every member has a voice in the party management. The constitution provides for the expulsion of a member who violates the constitution or refuses to accept the action of a majority as final. This gives the party the power of self-purification, a power no other party possesses. 1 The socialist party is built from the bottom up from tho rank and file of its out of the business. While the price of beef to the consumer is so high that the average day laborer in the eastern cities can scarcely afford to eat it.

Whenever the American voter is ready he can take the advanced step that must be taken some time, in the near future. A vote for Comrade Thomas is a vote against the trusts. Is a vote for the co-operative commonwealth. Is a vote against any one living off of the labor of another, Is a vote in favor of the initiative and referendum and the right of recall. Is a vote in favor of every person receiving the-full products of their labor.

Geo. A. Wonderly would make a good coroner, the idea that you have to elect a doctor for. Coroner, is all foolishness, let us elect Wonderly. People who have had socialism explained to them by its enemies are surprised at the difference when it is explained to them by its friends.

You can not fool all the people all the time. Kings and Czars Small Fry, The "Financial Red Book of America" prints a list 'of 18,000 men of wealth. It lists every man in theUuited States, who, by reason of bis position and stock holdings, is known as a capitalist. These 18,000 men who in turn are dominated by the Rockefeller-Morgan group own over one hundred billions of the wealth of the nation. That means that less than one-tenth of one per cent of the population owns over 90 per cent of the wealth.

How insignificant appears the power of kings and czars and slave baroes when compared to these modern American industrial Do you. wonder that they fight, scheme, bribe and murder, to retain their footing? I do not. The wonder is that 80,000,000 sit supinely down and permit the game to continue. Ex. members.

All other parties are built downward from their leaders. The republican party is built downward from Roosevelt, the democratic party downward from The socialist party believes in the people ruling, and have built their party from the bottom up. As the party grows in strength, as it will, the lines will be more closely drawn and the constitution rigidly adhered to. For that reason every socialist should About the only representative the people have in the United States Senate is a fellow from Wisconsin by the name of La Follette, and calls himself a republican, when he gets up to speak the rest of the republican senators get up and walk out, but when the senator representing the standard oil, or the one representing the sugar trust or the senator for the steel trust or the one for the express companies or the railroads or any other of the trust representatives speak, the gang keeps their seats. La-Follette makes it too hot for them.

If you vote for Hoch and he is ejected you will be diappointed. If you vote for Harris and he is elected you will be disappointed. If any other, man were elected you would be disappointed. It is the system, life is full of disappointments to every body except the combines and trusts, they are in the saddle join a local, or become a member-at- just now, the socialists party is the only large if no local is conveniently located. one tnat will un-horse them, I and participate in the grand work of re.

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About The Decatur County Socialist Archive

Pages Available:
12
Years Available:
1906-1906