Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, January 13, 1914, Image 4

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Strike bulletin., January 13, 1914, Image 4
About Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915

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Th© General Strike and Its Inconsistent Opponents
(By Jean E Spielman )
Tli.li the , .... 1 ■ ■, » .1* n in the .. « t! • 1 ' ' • m it. and that « »>'•
he (he ft ■ , t r « r • -k... - ' ">« ! »«
slaver . • ft- PP
. .. • e f •. ' .■ ' ' ' ■ ,'"'r '
f,r,t when t • .-,n. rat • • r. tie.i ie.! th. me t ■ tl m-ntt-M lup
P - . . ' - .hut
greeted with • . "tl I N n-< ’ "■ ' ' ' ■ ; »n ami the
inter, til.,: cul l t lie .1 Ml h a tbi. * as t , » thing t’a « Je.laimg a genual -trike
and refusing t.pt. ten. - i , me m 1 • be.ide*. the general .trike idea permeating
the mind* of the ,*• rker- m ght tea h tl.em I self-reliance, w th. cl tin 1 *•" •' ’ ■
i* ,mf.dde \ . r. 1 \' Tie,. ; ,ti : • « Vng eta** nm-t 1 he the a. t • t th.,
iss itself, with- ti . in*. At'.I tl ** is cons, i-a« , t this
fact, and hr lie' ■ 1 • « vt ' '
The general strike Is dr dll s ■■ w , e - 1 ie'v • nr..,,,. t.c and t j . e. them
on the firm .
is Shifted ft m t ”■ lit.. !..e *1 p- > • M-1- . . -. * tl . n u, • the skmm.h take, p.acc
at the p.unt . i r . tl, , -ere t „• real a u. s’ - - ’ ImH . - . ’ .!•■ r * - .1 ,, : tails!
state art f nig! t ....
I . . ... . ..... ke h. : I .1 t! get . t .! -m e. 1 as been .!, n n -tr He .
time and til the aery pj» cuts the genera W :i ,|urat for pi till
cal ref..’’ ■ , . l it ..’ • ... h’tt I'-.-ae-ie, . Ku.
sian aut, .ran was :■ r r.l t h w het re tl • « ' ’» « Ku—a and grant a ura con.tttnt: ti th,
genera! -trike » ! a- a meat- 11 v n ' tr; rt r the Hr-, an a ok. - attach. , t . that
..... ; ■ ■ . ' ■ t that whet a ,. t ! unfit thiv ltd
a .log t" rep- ■ et tl ,m !' •! ' ati - t tl. ,t an- :-t h ->1*
., . , „ ; ,, m, t! ,’ ’I’e . .. i„-< „ ’sir. ' ’ • I the Belgian g urn
ment through a g<: I t grant t'.r at t -t a If ted - . and the secof-l rm,
thrv'f t.el t! . r it ., k|,a.te-:- s It ,r- IP th -trik-« ■> ■ r
Conducted b, p ’ ouman. . re rt. lt th. g. . : ' -t - m. : -tently tin n.i t.
J.a-n p. lit r! ret fW- 1 t t'e*»t. k- wa- f ■ uwf. i t‘■ ■ r:-,ghte.!„e-- . I p ■ oi ,-u
tartan* is a ti. - ire * .1 ’ * the f '
HI advan.c -t th. . •• g g . -f k - • - it t • say. tint t' - . tl - g vcrtHmi-t o.i’/e
tune t--prep I” at ’ ' i tl ':’ , • r , ’ "t < ,-e the -tr ,k. • s -1 I ' h- t tak, r .’’ is .
into 1' ■ -i ..**• I I- •-. tr..’ - f ■ -tr.k, ’ . real tar - ' ’ ■ ■ ' n
The gn.,’ •• k. t - - ■ ' u ' ' r . ... .ml I ,
will |.e r.nd. I.l ! li -t »■>»« '■ ! s..ro tit ta mdu-tri. - ,a!
mining d .. ■ t ' ' ' : "» " •" ' :l.1 ' :i" te'
fusing t . I an' ' - . ’ • ' ’ *' ' * ' " " •«
a-'.,,t * ; ... , ■ - :■ - - I ri .re t: ■ ' the i iigm. r i. -
fu-'‘ t p'-'i 1 1 ' '
I urthern • ' . t ' , ■ - - ‘ ' ’" Kt‘ : -I , t r . nn .- o d
.. j. {I( . t, ■ , . . r p . -a ' - , l.-nia'll at t r : . r.f- and ”> .'I
pro,In ' 1’ ! t. 1' k a t n . is- ,
I , . . i .1-1 . „ • ».’k r- r. • ' . t ’i t!:, »rr. • '- an I
ex.„ .c i ti . • .1! •< i • .1 ' v t ,e- A’ter • rty r.ar- oi p. !;li, a!
livity in . ■ ' : • - • ' ' '
elect rate re- nn. .1-1 t t' tv.it”. K., -r I :>. th- t.crr-an r ai'-wc mpeil, d t . face th.
Spc.trc ' tl I, ■ *
It stand- t . tea- •■. it th- ge:-T ' sir kc , 1 l” it , ' -trim:- ::tal to g.,:n p. litres! reform*,
why i t apply th, t • g . n : ” lament >! a- d - t> «>.• at th.otge-.- And furthermore ;
if » ■ krr- ,. li d b. r ' 1 i a g- mat strike -n rder t . make a change in the elect
e.rate sy-tcti . which » ttl-1 enable someone to It ' -ted to ’ e in order to legislate in the
workers' h, half, wi c n t induee the w rknig c!a«* t • .1. laic tl «• 1 -t general strike tti order t
get C. iitrid ,.f the mills tact -,4 a l tie m nes at-.d t! us ah li-ti the wr.i,e system?
CHILD LABOR
Ah. who are th««e on whom the vita! bloom
Of 111* ha» withered to the dust of doom?
Then* little pilgrims prematurely worn
And bent a* If they bore the weight of years'
These childish faces, pailid and wrlorn.
Too dull for laughter and too hard for tear*’
Xa this the ghost of that insane crusade
That led ten thousand children long ago.
A flock of Innocents, deceived, betrayed.
Vet pressing on through want and wow
To meet their fate, faithful and unafraid?
Nay. for a million children now
Are marching in the long, pathetic line.
With weary step arid wrinkled brow.
And at their head appears no holy sign
Of hope in heaven,
lur unto them is given
No cross to carry, but a cross to drag
li« fur* their strength is ripe tl.ey bear
The load of labor, tolling underground,
in dangerous mines arid breathing heavy air
of crowded shops, their tender liv«a are bound
To service of the whirling slat’ering wheels
That fill the factories with d-st and noise.
They are not girls ttlid buys,
ilut litt.e hands, who blindly, dumbly feed
With their own blood the hungry god of greed
_ ijf iit nry \ an l»yk*\ Hi V> . o i .1 <w the k ag
JULIUS KRUTTSCHNUT SAYS
NEWLANDS ACT IS INADEQUATE
M \y lol.h Jl' I J Ui. .1 K: .Its hlutt. w I .»»
... I...ill 1 I .. i i » a: • . I US
l • •
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U- ■ Mipi sn.ng w. ai il .V.I3 .1 i* . to l T •
N • W lands Il*e as lie pr IV l 4, . | .... "he.I
.* *. . an■« ai u.' i ,i . t • w • • .
a r. ; • , . * • -
\J - a « a . » ' * at l
. .. . . w»
• ^ I n: I f v S; * ah i ••on-tllHt . up
i .. , . . : s !..• N* a i.u. is a '
, 14 i la I'jq, i-4i *' it tni tr**4 * nt.y es . t
a ' • - i • • • • tli. b- it d. t .»
ra' way e*p* nsea an « r• - i, v»i> imp *: '
tha' tl 4 L.■ # ir I - . ! b* us*ly c■ •-■*r*lItiS!•
m ; It r H. • t..e a a* . D >1 d: hat* d to l fie 11. t - ret a' •
• ii • .» : e »; inmi.ss r. mi that a inn .1 . i
! • : r It. re • SI! g li - • vp. *1- of the > * ' * *h
i • tiJ t.g ie»; r^.mi ty t r ad 4s* <.
at 4 tha W . I I • • * v
if.1 *• r i . v> • luv rs/ari-'
•a* W «g. IS 'I ’l- f *-»».
;»loy merit * 1:1 . ; parly in . y a; . tie 4 *ard
M• . ni - ' •• *»l • ' t •: a l t..
ae t at 1 i ' t 1 * .. . n * * . , - 1
?i n* I'tider 4.1 .. r. . • . ol •;
n, • ' that . ‘ h« •• of r.. : 1 th
*.t.' r* tdlhee p| .r e? j j
r*f r a of rail 1, . i *■ \ > < ■ , t
.-i '!« .1 ,s • . !• '!■ •■4. ly rl • 'r b- .». .r it
. i.nlrov •. tes, but thi railway •• •• .* >,
vst 1 sr 1 he .« » ally a ; nr j jl ,
*!'-•• tr stances • • 1 er-. us *r*.( 1, 1 f,
at r ♦! • tti . ha> t. • r* * • .» , *,
•r I .in-Kurt ' »• pu 1 f S X llfc
' , •
f - rr
• I *’ > e a;
I ■ Uit« • iff* • • g s roe .*"00 employes. S« (tie
men! without s'rik.- w .« . ft.cted in every case bit
one. and in that one an Illegal strike was beg >n
aft- r tha report of the board was made."—New
Orl* ana l’ress
SAFETY BEING SACRIFICED
IN EFFORT TO RID ROAD
OF ORGANIZED LABOR
(.rgrral strike *»■ the Pare Hiresnip Hay Neaalc
That ? e I'* re Mar*i *# 11• Kabr.iad Is being Inef
f‘ >,»‘t’.% ••(■•rated, I';, rt hi efld.i fig* ring the |l\*s
f th* traveling p iblb in an attem|>( to ride th*
f * I ■ .f il organized labor Is clearly sh-wn by
th*- hi I'-alns «-wrr*hces that have |uk*n place
within the ast sewn months while the I 10" shop.
»n* n h ive »•• * n on stiik* hngln*s have h« en run
w»t • f whistle* b. Is or b* .idlig hts In som*
p!a -S light lui S ar. laved **n rotten ties and
«l ikes .<?. I . I "l ed oft with the fingers i»n th*
f»lb • mar > h.dts are missing from the run
■it ?* \t I li'iing t..t, a t"‘\ ir has been uses!
It'* *• * r. - j... r t n il baggage and « xpr.-ss. Much
• -nditi'-ns i- t • • b d m any j*eop t • • holieit
th .f th* r •• id Is i • ng • - j *■ i a f * i| wi*h a d.t.rmi
, » - * I-*! to vvr. k » So ti f If an h. s*dd t.. an
• th* r road or » t-rj or*; :*>n t*ntU eight rnunths ago
rgi!.r..| .raffs • ». •• • • d e.v.j x..,rs of r,.| „ I
-r .1 |* . • win. furt * r hoars out the statement
i ’ •' * • » ’•* T f ' ,f“ 'I* >r,‘ antagonlsib t«»
j vv a t 1 organ. /. .| * ».**r
i T' t . ** r .|• f • • *# *b r «| in . "gallon of J
I". , M, •». *f. - . by th. 0U„.
ent if
1 •’ *'■ ‘ 1 ► • ' ' ft** M t'lgan Clin
- no? .r* •? ' | , • • e |\ r, \far<ju*tte
■ *■ ? f ' bit if I r W ire t*. be .t
r r they realist
*■ *f I • . str .k. . ■ • ' • great ,,f Incon
' * ’ * t t • I • I e ■ f M g
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
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The Union Pacific I
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AND THE |
Washington-Oregon Railroad!
f | and Navigation Compal
THE AGED TOILER
(By Mrs A. J. Orover.)
I'm sorry end sore, no job have I got.
Though havu sought one at many a door.
They »«ay. “You're too old." how little they wot
What It I" to be hungry and sore.
My bed last night was a d*-pot seat,
And I've traveled since early morn,
l*p and down, up and down the long dusty street.
With a hope like the "hope forlorn."
I'm so hungry and tired. No work did I get.
Though seeking It at every door.
Hut, not alms or aid, I have never bagged yet.
For one may have pride although poor.
My heart grows heavy, for fast comes the night.
With no money my lodgings to pay.
And fainting with hunger, no supper In sight.
It has been a most terrible day.
My weary feet will wander no more.
With anguish I inwardly moan,
flow bitter It Is to be aged and poor.
And mod bitter when one Is alone.
With no place to rest, or nothing tu eat.
Where comfort and surfeit abide
Great God! Must I famish and die in the street.
As many before me have died!
J J. Johnson, Strike Duty 4100
John Wray. Strike Duty 3ft 00
A A. Miller. Strike Duty 3ft Oft
J. C. Hire, Strike Duty 3ft 00
<). II. Kelley, strike Duty 36 oo
K. K. ttnrera, Strike Duty 16 00
<>. I. Down. Strike Duty 36 00
Thoa. Anglin, Strike Duty. 36 00
| W. K. Hahn, Strike Duty . 36 00
O A. Carlson, Strike Duty 16 00
H. L Kvans, strike Duty 36 00
i U Handborn, Strike Duty . 3ft 00
J. K Dougherty. Strike Duty . . 3ft 00
M K Norton. Strike Duty. 3&.00
j Frank Connor. 8trlke Duty 3ft 00
% K Kilts, Strike Duty .St 00
, *• T Yopp. Strike Duty . ..... st oo
! I- J. Cundlff, Strike Duty . I& 00
Carl K Parson, strike Duty .. II00
1 A It. Turnbull, Strike Duty. Ift 00
: U K. Nicholson. Kail road Fare . 4.{ft
j Carl K Person. Railroad Fare 12 00
J J. Meagh er. Railroad Fare ft 00
National Telephone Co ... . 0 00
Remington Typewriter Co . 110
Miscellaneous Expenses . 10.71
Herald Printing A Stationery Co {0 03
Walter K Matthews. Office Work 10 00
Of flea Kant, Light and Haat..
Total Kspandlturaa ..
RBCAPIUUTIOX.
Total ftecelpti .
Total Kipoodlturoa .4..
Balance .• •••
CARL. E. PEMOR
Blrlk. M
Every Union
THE UNIONIST
A liv« up lo dal* and fightiag
trade union pap
A Militant Advncata of ilia Gaa*nl ■
STRIKE
1 Year $LM • Mentha W*
ADDRESS
417 Walnut SL St Louis, a
’
11 DO NOT RIDE
SHIP OVER THE
ILLINOIS CENT
OR '
HARRIMAN LINES
■j
DO YOU? J
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