The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], August 25, 1893, Image 1

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Idressed the greatmob
md mounting the plat
id'.in a loud-voico am
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your* children were
crying lor, ^
You dono?W
own hungerv
port your4-!
ho money.1'i
trades are
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want to sup
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^ for bread and dying forwMtol
the leadens in^the Homestead
strike was next called and in part
her SDeecfiwas asiqllowa: , ,
"We'iire all' trae"bi^ple %hfc
are assemtiiecf /fcere2?We'cl3n*t
ask you, for ,mcmey.-; We- have
got this hall for nothjng., We
are not Anarchists or Socialists.
We are poor, wxd hungry work
fing people*: are/;not afraid
of reporters or of the police. We
have nothing to .lose. There
were twenty, or twenty-Ave men
to their hoi
t>nx $5 to $7 >a
sti mated that a
and/fed*with a
to. give variety,
to 20.pounds of
7 hoir Afthis
are selling ' a
hundred oil
grade, and it
Bushel of wht
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and prepay
little other ft
will put froir
flesh onahej
rate the fanj
a dollar a btj
by turning It
the trouble's
eting i it D
farmer raraie
into his wh
taking the ti
and they art
sent as many poor families. They
have had nothing to eat all day.
They came to listen to true labor
doctrine. They were so weak
from hunger that they became
? faini and had to" go out. There
is a meeting to-morrow night at
Union Square. ^ We will march
there with black flags. We do
not fear the police. Let them
shoot at us if they wilL It is
better to be shot down than .to be
the starviog fathers of starving
families. We are-not here to ad
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vise you to tone for a small pit
tance work which, may be pro-1
vided by the Government"
Wheat Fed tp Hors.
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A great many farmers in the
nun it In
In dealing
ffisgHSaaa
with this brigade are dobs for
football, cricket, swimming and
gymnastic. Every drill is pre
f&feed raffi concluded withprayer,
w uiuuc wibu p j
.besides the exertion to. an^influT
S^ProS^^iSmo?
speaks thus strongly and sensibly
of this movement:
"Call these boys, boys, which
they are, and ask them to sit up
^^^^nnvcapon them
and call them sbidiers, which
they are. not, and yo* can order,
them about till midnight. The
s&&ssx%rst
I conrae do -not adfaw^nh&i;
ite qf 'interestt ^g thesg^b^
>sits. National banks'^^^fe
om 4 to 6 pet 'cent per annuiri
Sail the funds deposited with
?m for any length of tike. The
ore money all banlrs can get and
us be able to accommodate
?ir patrons with, loans,amply
iryirregnlai
keepers are carel
are kept clean bj
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