SABOTAGE WILL SPIKE CAPITALISM'S GUNS.

IMMEDIATE DEMANDS: v THE GOAL: ASIX HOUR DAY. Organization 4 Is Power A FREE RACE. ONE DOLLAR AN HOUR. IN A FREE WORLD. THE VOICE EOPLE "AN INJURY TO ONE IS AN INJURY TO ALL."

VOLUME II "ll'i •l(;tllT' NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, SEPTEIMBER II, 1913 "TurTH CONQUERS" NUMBR 36

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AU Locals and individuals owing THE VOICE for bundle or- ders, PLEASE RUSH REMITTANCES. Also don't forget that we are forced to pay our printing and other bills EVERY TWO WEEKS, so send us all you can spare dur- ing the month and do not wait for statement. Itwill take not very much work and cash to make THE VOICE safe and we ask all our friends to pitch in and help us out of this hole by making a special drive for INDIVIDUAL SUBSCRIBERS. If you want to make any donations toward maintaining the pa- r_- il!! per, ye a editor will be glad to receive it, but be SURE to send all Brdr money intended for the "PRESS FUND" to Secretary Jay Smith, Box 78, Alexandria, La.,for otherwise and so-help-me-Bob ~E" I it will be swiped for the "Maintenance Fund" if you send it to ye under- S signe. Yours to win, COVINGTON HALL. Lumber Trust Pleads Guilty, Grabow Massacre Intended From Beginning.

"American Lumberman's" Hoast Proves All Union Ever Charged.

Says the "American Lumberman": eied from the beginning, we guess the "Reports from Louisiana say that world will know what to think when the activities of the Brotherhood of tlthis same sheet and all other Lum- But One More Word To Write-REVOLUTION. Timber Workers, an affiliation of the ber Trust papers raise the howl of "anarchy," Industrial Workers of the World, have against the I. W. W. As a matter of historic fact, the Brother- ceased to be a serious menace in the hoodh, of Timber Workers was NOT Lumber Output To Be timber and mill operating districts of Mine Stealings Biggest Merryville Happenings. affiliatedal with the I. W. W. at the Reduced OuneThird. the South, and that there is no longer titime the "American Lumberman" Ever. By Old Rush. expectation of the organization being ggave this "strong hand" advice and Merryville, La., Sept. 5, 1913.-La- a power in the southern lumber belt. theretl was much doubt that it would Aberdeen, (\Vasi.), Aug. 30.- -The Though the strikes in the Calumet bor Day Barbecue was a grand suc- Artl.ur Emerson, president of the so'5 affiliate. It was not until Hay- West ('oast lumlberrlcie's Associatioi and llecla Mines indicate otherwise, cess. Everybody enjoyed the speak- brotherhood, has departed from the Wwood and the editor of The Voice at- yesterday ordered a c rtailment of "the ('hristiian men to whom God ($) ing. Jay Smith and P. Eastman were Lake Charles (La.) district and his tendedte the B. of T. W. convention held one-third in the output of the mills be- in his infinite wisdom have confided the leading speakers of the day. Ev- departure is looked upon as conclusive in Alexandria, La., in the Spring of ginning Septemni er 1, owing to the lihe business interests of this coun- erybody felt safe. admission that the riot and bloodshed 111911 that it was finally decided by the dullness in the luniber market. Thir- try" oug t to be satisfied, as the fol- They had Gus Martin to come down tactics of the union have proved a fail- BBrotherhood. The constitution of ty mills were relpresented, situated in lowing press dispatch will show: from D)eRidder and help Kinney Reid ure. At present 90 per cent of the theti Brotherhood further, not only Western Wash ingt(n and Portland. '"New York, Sept. 7.-Never before Jr. handle the crowd. Mr. Martin got leaders and members of the strike giguaranteed the "holy institution of will work only four Most of the mills in the history of American mining so absorbed in Smith's speech that movement are working in sawmill piprivate property," but it had a pray- days a week in order that the output and metallurgical industries have div- you could have run an ox wagon over centers of southwestern Louisiana, or erel or ritual un nearly every page, yet may be reducedi to thirty million feet idhndl disbursements been so large as him. He was heard to say that Smith have left that territory entirely. ththis did not keep the Christian Lum- a day. during the last eight months. During made the ablest speech that he ever A few months ago the American herx Kings from using, the "strong The above clipiplig, headline and that time 11.1 mines and ore treat- heard. Lumberman, in describing fully the h|hand" on it from the very beginning all, is taken from .i Vesfern ipaiper. mont works declared dividends aggre- The A. M. Lumber Co ran their mill organization of the Industrial Work- ((',oatiniued on 'age 4). I)own South the I.umi'er Kings 'arepl- g•iting a total of $67,211,109. Since that day and told the scabs if any of ers of the World and what it was do- so going to redutce outpulli, al.so going organization, these 14iconcerns have them went to the barbecue they would ing in different countries in promoting to shut down entirely and bIring on a dlistributed dividends of $883,488,572, discharge thiem next day. So the discontent among workers and Fiends of Hell Outdone panic if the lunmlerjacks don't stay or $92.828,718 in excess of their com- slaves olbeyed their master. preaching militarism in their dis- out of the I 'nion and consent to hined issued cap)italization of $790,- The (;. C. L. joined the "Owls" on putes with employers, gave warning .11 'l' .AM WE WERE(;OING TO and PI'ESS starve. In the mean;tinme NlKEW 659.82 1. Of these coml-anies noless that day, all but Dr. Knight and he that mill operators in the South 1' WE HEIVEI)E AN AI'l'EAI4 ILAR(;GE mills are being built all the than sixty-five have paid dividends in was afraid of his job. MUST USE A "STRONG HAND" IN F'FO.'R! IIEI' ANI) FI'NI)D FROM L,. time aid NOW is 'Tllle time to lit excess of their capitalization. BI.Sharver is a contractor here and )EALING WITH THE MOVEMENT I'.I. 71 'FORTHE I)EFENSE OF 10 OF them in the solar plexus and make Among these are the Calumet and he handles a few carpenters. He said AND THAT IT SHOULD BE SUB- 4101 FEIL()W-WORKERS NO)W them cough up the dough. Ilecla, with total disbursements of to Dick Phillip Monday morning: I)UED IN ITS INFANCY. SUCH A IIIIELII) IN MARYSVILLE, CAL. If you woodsmen really wanted it $1214.1 ,44,},, and an issued capital of "l'ncle Dick you have always made POLICY WAS ADOPTED AND THE .1..JAIL .\ND ('1AR;EI) WITHI MI'R- a STRUGG;(;LE BETWEEN EMPLOY- I you could jlist as easily have 75c .2,., 441.,4; • I nited Verde, $32,347,000 me a good faithful hand and, if you IER .\s AN oI'Tc'O)ME OF THIE thousand 1as. the measly :;?c youi are on .$3.0•0),4I0 ; Quincy, $2,732,500, on will work today and not go to the din- ERS ANI) THE EMPLOYEES WHO INFA.\loUSI .A(''S OF T''IE "AI'- BELON(;ED TO THE (NOT) getting, but, then, we sup- $.5:,0,00lc; Os:()sceola, $11,937,380, on ner, I will give you a quart of good UNION RE- TIIOhRITIE.'"'1 (ON I)I'HS'TiBROS.' SULTEI) IN THE COST OF SEVER- pose y:ou'd 'rather give your "good" 2,104:;,735": Arizona, $18,320,657, on wliskey in addition to your regular 1)1 IRANCHII. a new AL LIVES AND MUCH PROPERTY, hoss aI new auto thall.your wife $3,4:0,()04 .Bunker Hill and Sullivan, pay. But Uncle Dick couldn't give up TIIE (')NI)I' IO)NS IN TillK PRIS- the auto, and she but victory is now conceded to the dress, for he NIEEII)S $1 1,1:36.96'1, on $3,270,000; Home- his liberty and manhood for a bait )\NlED ;;.\IA I)E5(HIP''TION. 1EING the di ,ss. She's mill operators. This victory is due in )OESN'T really need steal(., $31.195,116, on $21,800,000); thrown out by Mr. Sharver. So poor .AS ll llRRlLE A: TilEl;BLACK- can mlake the is a large measure to the timely warn- a good little girl and Tolnopah, $11 ,850,0040, on $1,000,000; Dlick was canned Tuesday, but he I !ILE O()I' LAKEI ('IIARLES. LA. she was a chump ing of the American Lumberman." old one over. A-l .W-b Le umbrjak. The Electricl worker woud bet inpretty Alx ifthe Depart- the LW. W. lIter·aue and lear; pmeant op1ialo Iit lael are _ (Formery"Th - ~~~ment of Constructio hd niot provided the buildings for paoe aunt of that ~moude of thoughts, the SUBSIDIZED emp>itis·t plants, mnufacltories homes ad other plaes for the nfcsuties press Do yourWikingd . Stopondemn>ing t a thesjutr been searatraccont tric equipment plays aprom.inent part as the opertive power fac- PolUitican asek to persuda us that our sfety lies inour re . . _ ~tor but itdoes not dominate the industry bygany meanis. Some mainin forver contented Uistead of taking chances to escpe our ItTroNIAL mNOusnus. gUIH~NIonR~:CNmas ADIUnem Wolucas- one had to produceD he materials, wood, metals etc., to farst make wretched f·ate But we have so ri#ulously littl to losethat we ~ ~ ar really taking 0noL rikt alWlwen we the list of discontelt- aunn ...... 8U0HR IST s "THE VOICE" pad make ita powaer. The "REID &rMURPHY" electrical workers are without doub>t ofwhere one another,itis absaolutely the things imipossible that arefor socialus to necessities, produce, independen.ti.e., food, the most pmroressve of the old time CRAFTl UNIONS and lately, clothing and shelter. The man that makes bread cannot grow TO THE WORKERLS INTHE~ OIL FBLD8. asUNIONISM zsltra of has the beenprogresive much discussed,spirtit the muchquestion to ofthe INDUSTRIAL benefit of all ma·nwpheat, that the spins man cloth that cannot m·lake buildamachine houses, cannot sewers spin and thesanitary cloth, sys-the By Fred LTiflpny. concerned, but the suggestion made, by LU. 185, I.B. E. W., Hel- tems. The man that uses pliers and spurs. wire and cabl eanot eaq IMnt, ina crular letter under date of August 5,1913, isnot make the same. The forest work-er isnot a sea·captain. the cap, For som imeUDpast the Standard Oil Company has beeni sed- practicble and infact isnot INDUSTRIAL UNIONISM at all but tain not aminer, the miner not amachinUfistnd so on inderm~itely: ing oil well drillers and tooleys better known as tool dressers, to Ja aMASS organizatio that at no time wvould fall the need of We were brought into this world as aresult of nature and na- pani Houmania ndother foreign ouintries to develop the oil indus- thesimply wo.rking class. ture intended that the whole world asto be ourheritPae That ry. At the sametme they have refusd to buy olr~ifraomayll The idea ontained inthe naboe mentioned circular letter is all of the earth and the sea and all that either contained wars to be not belonging to the trust, thus foming the small concerns to close that the electrical wrorkers change their constitution and form of used by the creatures of nature for the maintenance of life anid the down or sell out for little or nothing. Recenly. they awfused to would permit them to organise the wvhole pursuit of happiness. That no one had more right than the other take any more oil from the largest w*el inthe Calfornia oil fÙies *eletricalorgnization business. to one thatAfter the electnrial workers were industrùilly to the riches of nature and that the resourres were for all. Man- yet they are refusing to sell any more drude oil than they can help, to takre inunder their guid- made lawi has taken precedence over natural law and we find man thleir claim being that the oil they refuded to buy was to heavy for eancorgainized habtever they remainedwould then of condeseendthe worke rmall producers are being forced to the wall at the~same time duced the ore with w~hichto make the motors, wire, tools, etc., be.. toil. Under this present system rwe are slaves for we have an ap- that the Standard people are opening new oil fields inother coun- fore the said materials can bie used. The Department of Agricul- petite that miust be supplied; inorder to supply that appetite wre tries. The present demand must be maintained and oil produced ture. Land, Fisheries and Water Products must first have per- must work. So, when aman or aset of men have the power to say as cheaply as possible. formed its function before the electrical worke.r can be of any use wherther-we can workt or we must remain idle, that man or set of Once the Standard Oil Company isin possession of all of the to society. The electrical worker has to eat the food raised on the men have the power to say when we shall eat and when we shall oli wells they will be inaposition to dictate the amount of wages weather and not eat; inotherwords, when we shall die or live, for we musit eat oil woarkcrs shall receive, the hours you shall labor, the other condi- lsandthe materialhe must for have that a househouse to will protect come themfrom fromthe land the either as cea t live. Lions of employment, and so can place you further w*ithin the bonds All the electrical workters inthe All real llaor under the Capialist system being slavery, why of slavery. They may have to give the eight hour day but that wsorldment, woiuldbrick, notclay krnowor LUMBER. how to secure, for the construction of lines should we restrict ourselves to eertain formis of slavery only? A reforni wil lb met with newr machinery that wrill do twice the for- to tranismit electrical energ·y, the neessary LUMBER for poles. craft union card compelsa man to engage only inthat particular. mer amount of work inthe same length of time. They ca cut the mines and lumber woods inthe world would bE Ureless carft slavery anid should the holder afarl11 as the electrical wuorker isconcerned ifit wepre not for the his occupation he must dals changeof ahiscraft craft card privilege decide to to change slave. wagesNow proportionately thecy are sending wiith toolthe shorteneddressers andhours. drillers to foreign aii and Communication. What, irthe Why not one card for all forms of slavery? fields to teach the work-ers there to drill and do tool dressing, inor- useDepartment of copper of oreTransportation inMichigan or the lumber inMicigan ifthere is The thing for the REID &iMURPHY electrical wo.rkers to do dler that they may cheapen oil production and thus pile up more no way to transport itto other parts of the world, there to be isto remain intheir own organisation a itnowi stands and as in-profts when the trnanportation mn(ustry displaces coal with oil a made into the things nfcssary to the electrical worker? Trans. dividuals take out I.W. W. cards, start I.W. W. electrical workers ful portation and Communication form one department for the very unions and thus be able to mpropgate the full p>hilosophy of indus- BCT WHAIT ARE YOU OIL WORKE.RS GO(ING TO DOI good reason that ameans of transportation, under our highly de. trial unionism inthe rankrs of the slaves who are still worshipping ABOUIT IT? WHA\T ARE YOU GOI1NG TO DO TO KEEP THE veloped system of production, must. inorder to be EFFICIENT. at the shrines of Gompers, Mitchell, Morrion, Lewis, G:arrtson, OR.E INGS FROM11CUTING~(YOUR WAGE:S? have aquick and reliable means of communication. The sipeediest and the rest of the American Separation of Labor Pie Card Ar- There isb>ut one waed system so far isthe Electrical Telephone and Telegraph. tists. T.he oranijred men inthe electrical busineoss represent less ize repardless of race, ceepd, color or age. You must organize In- How Efficient w~ould the rail roads or the steam ships be to-day if than one per cent of the waorkers ui the electrical industry. The custrially and fight agamsrt every attempt toi lower your standard were not for the Telerapih and Telephone? Itmay not hpeclear capitalist never hires a single workrer more than isnecessary to rt livingl. You must organize to right to have the eight hour day toit many how the telephone and telegraph play an important part in the industry, be they man, woman or child. This being true, itis enforced for itwill never be put into operation unless the industri- handling of the steam ship lines but the Captain of amodern nreessary for the workers to have every wuorker inthe industry ally organized waorkers force it. You must organise to p>revent the vesselthe must be ina position to COMMUNMICATE with the engineer organized inthe union. To day thousands of workers inthe in- .p~eeding up of the machine and thus force the hoss to put more of inorder to p>roperly handle his vesday itand.is absolutelyin order to nfecesary.conform to to the couple RUL.E the OF means EFFT- of reason that, as unsktilled workers, they are more apt to be forced A~merican Continent; so when you orgnimie you met do so ina wa TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION inone depart- to change their place and kind of ecupations. Ifchanges9 of this that can tie up the entire industry and not just apairt of it. Youi men.t. The Department of Manufacturing and General Produc- kind wvere made th~eir membership inthe Electrical Workers Inter- ran tie up the wihole industry by industrial organization only and tion must also have performed its function before the electrical national Brotherhood would be useless and ituwold be nfecessay that isthe waDythe I.W. W. wantr you to organize. Reaad up oin worker becmies effetive. The ore not made into wire or motor| to pay ai< initiation into the union of someother industry* Industrial Unionism, you oil workers, and see where your only hope croatng, spurs pliers, connectors, hand axes, brace and bits,. trans- |It islike trying to get nawy from the inevitable, for the va- of freedom isto be found. HELP! MURDER! Sailors Jailed "Profit Sharing" SABOTAGE "Spend Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 2, 1913. Nine sailors were jailed at one time a little time studying the system, Profit Sharing," ('ovington Hall, to-day. It was stated that the sail- and you will find that it turns out a Your bill for $11.50 at hand and en- ors were brought here by a ship's run- lot of bloated By Emile IPotlget and Arturo (;iovainitti, a book every worker parasites and closed you will find Money Order to ner from Mobile to sign on a certain fawning, cringing tools."-Tom O'Hara. shoult read., Paper, 25! cents, Iotltpaid. Address The Voice of cover the same. vessel about to leave port and after I was instructed by the Locals of In a sentence here is summed The People, 3.35 ('arondelet Street, New Orleans, la.. ()Orfor $1.0() their fare was paid here and meals up a Minneapolis to cut the Bundle order furnished them they refused to go blighting thing all workers should we will swind you a copy of Sabotage and the Voice for 10o wee'ks. (;et know of the Voice some time ago, but have aboard, and when about to jump the and shun. wise! IDo it now, TO-I)AY. tried to get the Locals to keep the game, were locked up. "Profit Sharing" is (for the work- bundle order as it is, as I believe that ers), like the apples of Sodom. I + H P • 1 • • , l The above dispatch is from Gulf- Fair 1-- -H-"-h+I-H-I-H--I1H-i- 4--h-!hh- h*l"-h - Fl-H 1H- i-*Hl--14++++ - the paper has not got any too large port, Miss., Aug. 27th, to The States. without but bitter ashes within. circulation at the present time. But I-t--1H+1-I-1"--I+1-*-I+----I"I :"' .I I-IIH-+•1.H . I++H+.I--H.-l- -'-H-IH *-!-H+" It shows how much the Bodines and Again, it is to the worker what the we do not agree with the Editorials or Fursereths have done for the Sailors fly is to the trout-a beautiful belt the articles on I)ecentralization that when, after 35 years of craftism, they hiding the barhn of death. has appeared from time to time in the The I. W. W. Preamble can still be treated in any port in any paper. We thought that the paper Remember THIS: The capitalist such infamous manner. woultl get better, and have therefore NEVER gives SOMETHING for ONE BIG UNION of MARINE not cut the bundle order. I was in NOTlIIN : ala'sys to the workers it is 'I he working class and ilhe elploying class have nlothing In colilimonll TRANSPORT WORKERS, THAT 'IThere can betno peace no lolig as hunger and wiwant are founld alimOlng lmiI hopeH that we could increase the order NOTHING for SOMETHING that he IloniR of workling people., and the few, who make up elllploying will put an end to all this hell, for lthe c'laesu, to at least 1oo by the first of this gives, and this is what HE calls goo.,allhlilnlgsofllie. hub* fhe THAT UNION will control month, but seeing that the paper is ALL "profit sharing." Ports. Nletween these two clasie a (truiKKlge lmutlh Kgo on untii flie workers of lie still in the hands of what to us seems wolld organize as a class, take po..oi.sion or the cearth lli(l tile machinery instead of an Editor ut plodulictil., ilmandabolish the WageI system. as Individualist's Swho we at one time had a lot of re- Letter From Bill Cooper We find that the ceterling of tlhe. miiainagemeiit of induiistries into fewer spect for and whom we were at all Strike Back and fewer hands makes the trade unlions unable to cope with the ever grow we could Ing power of the employing clasn. 'The trade unions foster a stale f affairs times willing to do all that THE VOICE has received the fol- which allows one set of workers to t pitted aagainst another set of workers for, we find that we cannot support lowing letter from Fellow-Worker iBil in the amni Of all spineless, patient and sub- industry. thereby helping diefet one, anothier in wage wars. More the paper any longer until such time Cooper to his father with the request over, the trade unlons aid in emplyloying cliis to llliaload the workers into the missive people, the American work- belief Ilhat thlie workilig class hlive itleret••t inll 'coiiinolin withl their enlypiu rs. as the paper will stand for organiza- that we publish same: ingclass have all comers backed off tion and not disorganization. You can "Leesville, La., Sept. 4th, These conditions can be hllange.d Iand the interest of the working class the boards. To be slugged, insulted 1918.- send us I0 copies a week from now on, Mr. J. Cooper; my dear father: I will upheldl only" by an organization formled in such a way that all its members be sold on the and bow-beaten has become such a in any one industry, or in all industries. if necessary. cease work whenever a the last order will not write you a few lines to let you know strike or lockout common occurrence that it does not on Iniiny departmllenl t lereof, tihme mslklnll an Injury to street. We have the last bundle lay- that I am well and hope that you are one anll lljury to all. cause even a riple of comment. The ing in the hall and it will stay there, the same. Papa I aslied Ben Lyons to more of lying bunch .of the capitalist press; Instead of the conservatlve mlotto. "A fair day's wage for a fair day's and we will in its place order let me go home next Saturday night work." we iust Inscribe on our banner the revolutionary watchword, "Abo that the clubs and bullets of hired thugs; the Solihdaritys, which is a paper and he said he wouldn't let me go on litilon of the wpge systuil." that the volleys of the tin horn dupes; the does stand for Organization and account of that piece that he had seen feeling that we injunctions or rich judges; all these It Is the historic lmission of the working clas• to do awiy with capital we can sell without in that paper. They surely give me tstii. The armly of produ'ct ion lutli Ilie organlized. nolt only for th1. everyday by sell- are suffered by co-called American are harming the organization the bad end of everything, but I guess struggle with iapitalis•. but also toI c4arry onl liroildtioii wh'len capitalism manhood as the patient ox takes the shall have bee. overthrown. Ity ,ry'anizing industrially we :lle forming the ing it. I can stand it. I am getting along al- lash.' .But it is dangerous to submit structure of th , l a , ie t'.Lit) with till, shell iof the oli Hloping that the Organization will right at the preseut time. BIen Lyons grow and and prosper regardless of longer. Each indignity suffered by us makes said he wouldn't let me go nowhere -+-+---l-l--Fl-+-+-I- l-l-l- H------I- -- !*++ .:*-+-- +*--I--l-l-2-l-l-l-1-F-l---I M-+HIl-l-F all the disrupters that are at present the enemy more arrogant - - l------until my time was out, but you know --1-+4--I----I-I-I+-I-I-I---I-I-I++ I+ ++4**-I--H-I--II----I-1--- - 1--I-1*-H"*I-i" and haughty. Each rebuff and de- time working overtime doing the that they can't hurt me for I am just feat we suffer now will make it hard- work that the capitalist have in the as hard as any one else and it don't er for us to regain our lost position. past had to pay good money to get make much difference with me if he The latest is an injunction by Judge done, I am yours for the I. W. W. never does let me go, for I am a man Red Cross Drug Store Hlumphries of Seattle forbiding the ('CAS. E. BERG, wherever I go. Well I guess I had sale of Socialist literature in that Tenth and Jackson Streets-Opposite Union Depot Joint Secretary. city. better close for this time by asking ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Shall such a monstrous insult pass you to answer soon to your son, :('omhpleteR Stock of unrebuked? Shall fifty millions of BILL COOPER. workers iermit one judicial snake to DRUG SUNDRIES AND Ben I)RUGS, MEDICINES, The Decentralizer strip them of the right to speak or sell P. S.-Ah, Papa, I forgot; old TOILET ARTICLES literature. When we have been driv- said he never was going to let up on else out that By E. W. Vanderlieth. en, insulted and flouted without rea- me but he lets every one Our Prescription Department is in Charge of Skilled Regis- even to the niggers, and he tered Pharmacists, and only Highest Grade Materials Used. son or law until even the unparelled works, said that he never would let me go Mall Orders F/lled Immediately on Rleceipt. A few of the crimes he is accused patience of the American workers is Safe Delivery' by Parels Poet (luaranteed. nowhere until my time was out. So of having in mind by the standpatter: exhausted, who then will be to blame No Order Too Smiall for OuIr llest Attention and Service. bye-bye to you. Answer soon and TELEPHONE NUMBER 212 lie refuses to pay dues. if the final resistance to that oppres- sion comes a long letter." +-+,+--i--+ -I---F--I-4-I-" ++;-I+--+I---H- 1 1-i++h-+I--I--f-I-i -I--I1-H-*--*+ -I-+-H- -I- 1-F-F-- lie wants to break the I. W. W. up in an explosion of wrath into districts. which will know no bounds of reason lie wants to turn the organization or law?-"The Socialist and Labor TheCoffee that makes New Orleans Famous Great Scott over to the A. F. of L. so he can bore Star." INGERSOLLIA GET it AT from within. Creole Bakery &Restaurantl Mighty Sir:--- he accompanying lie wears overalls sawed off at the The bigest coward in the world is "Every pulpit is a pillory, in which Sesoteric cuphonics from Eureka, Cal., knees, high top boots, a woolen shirt, the man who is continually appealing stands a hired culprit, defending the s1e ST CHAt' F. S " OPPOSITE Y +4 C A are recommended as an antidote for and California broadcloth. to the law for protection. justice of his own imprisonment. euthanasia, if they find favor in the lie won't work. -Columbus Medical Journal. hign light lie is a doughnut fiend. CI.LUBI ING 1.15T. of your honorable criticism, "Mental slavery is mental death, should a less pro- climate is bad then Hail to Chiron; The Northwestern .-;IIFl'RiE TO and every man who has given up his IE pil ious :ate be meted out to these ver- for his blood, and makes him see red. TIllIE VOI('E OF!.''I•: lI'K)I'I O TllE V1O'1C Tilel,I'(EP i',LE." intellectual freedom is the living col- of plebeian in- tith "TIle WORIKEIR" or "SOII dant young molecules He's a disrupter. fin of a dead soul. In this sense, every then 1:-. thlini as a sacrificial for the job of the (;en. I)AI{ITY" far only $1.50 a year; or l:1l getrlll., He's looking church is a cemetery and every creed olffering to Moloch, but, kind Sec.-Treasurer or the G. E. B. three papers, the Western. Eastern and Sir, an epitaph. sl'are. these youn.g things from lead- (after the (. E. B. is abolished.) LACONICS S-iiutlrn aargans of thli I. W. W.. for ing a life of shame with those hoary lie's going to do something awful, By Victor robinson. ,hII\ $'-'2"' ) a year. old rascals in your waste-paper that can't even be mentioned. (Read What he has to say about the "In all ages, hypocrites, called We further offer y,ul '1'11E VOICE "bourne from which no traveler re- Hle laughs at the man with a white different traits of human nature.) priests and preachers, have put i' 'I'lE K PI' I'ElE folr one year anl t;r ins." fence around his neck. Drape me with a fig-leaf, said Pru- crowns upon the heads of thieves, T'IlE ITEl':l'," for 410 weeks for only (;Gentle Autocrat of the Editorial lie occupies all the chairs in the dery. called kings and capitalists. -Bob. Ingersoll. $1 0(0. ('hair, patience is a virtue, and mercy hall and talks about the organization. Decorate me with epaulets, said betittieth an editor better than his tlie's a free-lover. Mediocrity. I,,atIv. \ar, o ffTr vo, TIlE VOICE .eye-shade, if this last precept soaks lie's an anarchist. Clothe me in the robes of righteous- SAYINGS OF TOM MANN •l,' THE'll i )l'E tial the "INTEI(- into your critic-scarred epidermis you lie ain't respectable. No Ma'am, ness, said Sin. NATIONAl SOt('IAI;ST iREVIEW." will know the "peace that passeth un- he ain't. DI)eck me with the garments of in- Iatth ',for one year, for ot1ly $1.25. derstanding," and bring "balm of Lese-Majestie-whatever that is. nocence, said Vice. "The capitalist system is not in- (;ilead" to the susceptible heart of the Won't trust any body, and believes Put sincerity's gown upon my creasing the number of well paid giddy young thing at this end of this only in himself. shoulders, said Deceit. workers, but steadily diminishing pseudo civilized Continent. lie's a Syndicalist. Place the crown of fidelity on my them. Skilled labor is losing its place Yours for Editorial Percipience of Looks for a Moses to lead him out brow, said Disloyalty. and losing it fast." 1;ooming (;enius, of the wilderness (after telling Moses Cover me with the draperies of ALEXANI):ER MACKAY. to go to Tophet.) Love, said Lust. Editor's Note.-And the Berger- tie does not polish nis shoes. Give me the staff of tolerance, said "The real place to exercise power is lists say us I. W. W.'s. are nothing but He won't leave well enough alone. Persecution. in the places where work is done-if a lot of "savages" and "ignorant ho- lie acts unlady-like. Adorn me with the cloak of liberty, the workers control their labor they FRANK F. VANN hoes!" Wherefore you will find the Ain't it awful, Mabel? said Tyranny. control wealth and can transfer the WATCLHHkEIR, J WI .ELeR. AND OPTICIAN dominant "esoteric euphonics" on last week's Beautify me with the dress of duty, industrial power from the We are Specialists on editorial page. Great Scott! Gee- THE HAND OF CHANGE. said Irresponsibility. capitalist class to the laboring class. Repairing Fine Watches whilikens! "(O luddy, I am longing Garb me with the habiliments of for the Spring !" C. H. lHarry Kemp in "The Masses." "The power of the working class is The Vastchcs We Repair' keep Perfect Time Then Truth said: Let mne be naked increasing as fast as they realize their St. i. I. . & S RV. WATCH INSPECTOR The Hand of Change is on the world, and unashamed. power and rebel against the ruling 10th and Jackson Sts. sear Unioe Station 'The Trial of a New Society " There is no power can give it stay; -"Why.' class." ALEXANDRIA, LA. A fine hist,,r. ,fI the Slowly it rends the moldly lie And flings the out-used form away. Great Lawrence Strike SUBSCRIBERS "Solidarity is what will save you I. W. W. SONG BOOK. By .T:STI's EHERT, workers! Consider yourself as a sol- Custom and Precedent must go, IN NO'T'IFYIN; TIIAT YOIU ARE all especially dier in the workers' army and annr Send a dime to 'TIHE INDUSTRIAL \\h1, does things well, And every Law that gazes back; history. NO(T RE('EIVING YOl'R 'PAPI'ER. yourself with inteligence and know WORKER." Box 2129. Spokane, Washington. I hear a million marching feet- I'I,EA.\E STATE ON OR ABOI'T exactly where you are going." and get a song book. Forty-three songs. I'RI('E, 75 CENTS. The world is on the upward track. Songs of Life. Songs of Hope, Songs of Get it of the WHIAT IDATE YOI SI;BSCRIBED.. Revolution. Songs that tell of Labor's TO WHOII()MIYOI' ;AVE YOI'R SUB.. 1. W. W. PUIBLISHIING BUREAU, wakening. Send your dime today and learn siIsIc'lllE ' TO' AND FOR IHOW LONG 1T WAS TO' SIIS.('RIHllE TO 112 llamiltor Ave., Cleveland, Ohio to sing the songs that are beig suag RUN. 'TlIE V(lI('F OF THlE PEOPLE." around the world. -I-T'IH: =::=:: :: +H+H:+H4: -: Today we, the workers, can say "God and Country." nothing; we have not even the priv- La Union Es La Fuerza. Why They Are Used to Attack the ilege of speaking in street meet- FAILURe. La Union (To the failurwe of the I.W. W. ings; some other organizations, like esla fuerza; es el anna mu world who alone have known ae cost of failure.) poderosa para the Salvation Army, they speak on combatir a nuestro ene- By Covington Hall. By Carlo Tresca. migo el "Capital," siempre que esa un- on the principal streets I gazed into the face of Failure; felt her hunger-stricken eyes Fellow Workers--Comrades of la- and sing ioni sea verdadera La verdadera Or- Burn deep into my bosom, and I heard hbr low, dapaing bor and drudgery- you have return- songs and nobody comes to disturb ganizacion, es aquella que dentro 'de cries; the meetings. 1 felt her cold arms folding 'round me, like the cold arm$ of the dead, ed to wark. But inaction, disbanding When the I. W. W. la misma, educa a los socios que la And all my strength was numbed and broken, and my heart was turned to or weakness is still criminal since it start to hold meetings, you see soon