Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-18

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man H.-0eaC Tuu, rou have "a right 20
ha jsalga ln L.5s H. cigar End his
Gu. n.a anything and everything
G. o.. ..H. Willy not 90 q di-
v.~.'. .H-r b. only "a civil con-
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- Gil. .n t... .u and down
l... ur.r ID. agUih OF
rlr... and s.w.. II ri.l LuI ID
l"E, ya.- l.. Ile lHr, :, 81 Attlo
while L-l Ln keeps ,.s ing that
r,nm auH a,. ItF Ugr0a memories
llg.wr u. .. .utA.'uul. ling and
o,aang. .0 tury yud ctcLlg It uual
ORC Gsy -oV clutch l0r b., crying;
Give me .acE luy riu- lat 10. IL has
dropped iHI1tLc yaUuing gulf and you
ygrlcrly t.l VINO has boon pitching
and Ca'eLiUh tas ring. and you cry
lIt, "NHl lg Cymot llUU' and he
.Gswnla. "IIo-l gong 70 and fro in
ILc domestic !ic 81 tie city and from
walking up and down in it; that is
all" There ire thousands Of mar
Hl-c !, lLliau trained almost to the
breaking. ans commend TO all men
aud women g. 10 arc rcstloss in the
PFC cut Wgrr he state that they re-
sumo tho old t-.c Courtship and tako
Is much pains u nuke themselves
agreeable as Il " dil Hy1 or ten or
twenty years agH. before tie wedding
march announced 10 tie flushed and
liuttgiing crowd Ih0t tic bride and
LUOm wu. ulg According
to tlo statistics Of Professor
lil;cs, IL uHc year in moral
New UamThiro there were 2!l di-
vorcC5, iu Temperance Maine 4I3 di-
vorceS; iD g.a old Massachusetts,, COO
divorces, aa.in tlp A-w England Of
''t.- lE l-..,., 2ll&. In one county
n. l4.l a.F,.r -r#, were be-
-mlnu.8 ..o aad ia UH.y places
i.s-aaa, b. au.r a"gIH.-- had
Irn ua.H,i iianDuwHnaIsHts and
ul..n .,I "a tEH uga only nine,
tlc ....a., commandment having
b--T i-.I ont. VIXEN vyu see how
uIlar .".. H..- ar.l H.g.. are parted
Us l-.. .la ,a.ai. ui sd many who
"aGll a4s t5 u....y, culi1Ell Uart-
ur=LIY. aB EuU W"t come 10 the con-
C.u5gn t.aisatau iaoHgaEl q in mighty
iDausuie~s
ASyTHlG TAVuEgE RESORT Of MANS
CMGF EMMY.
Another route tAgt SI,9n is apt to
take in E.8 t.ayels is the factories and
other establishments where capital sits
ia &c o,l.cc or counting nom and a
good mauy hands Of laboraIs are busy
among wheels and spindles and fab
rics On this visit lie Will first step
into tlr manufacturer Office and.
finding the owner and proprietor Of
The glrat establishment ali alone with
his correspondence ans his account
books. says tO Lim You are not
making rs much money as you
ought You furnish all the brains.
Were it not for your enterprise
this establishment would not be in ex-
istcnce. These men and women in your
employ are of very common mold.
Their appetite is culrSer and they do
not need the luXurics You require.
Their comfort and happiness are of
very little importance. Put them
down on tie very verge of starvation
and take al the profits into your own
possession, and II they do not like it
tell them 10 60 where they can do
better Having done his work in the
counting room. Satan steps right out
among the worllmeu. lie says: You
work too many hours and you do your
work better than it needs 10 be done.
You are serving a bloated bondbolder
anyhow. He has no rght TO have
any more than YOU have. Why
should lac ride and YOU waikiki Why
should he have tendcrlu.u steak and
you salt porki Capital is the enemy
Of labor Let labor be tlc sworn foe
of capital Why don't you strike and
bring him 10 tcrnlSi Wait until he
has a large order 10 FIJI by contract
and then lac cannot help himself. Go
all tovcther. without q moments
warning and tell him yoa are going
10 stop. II he has more resources than
you know Of and persist in going ON
and getting new men ave them a
vollcy Oi bricllbats or put little
dynamite in his Office and blow him
and his factory ell up with the same
explosion Look out there on the
night sky Great fire somewhere.
What is III Tho night Is cold and
Satan has mado a big bonfire of
that factory 10 warm himself
by. Tho capitalist has lost heavily
and the workmcn and their families
arc without bread and clothing.
Whence comet thou. SatanfS
Prom going to and fro among en-
ploycis and employees and from walk
ing up and down among them. Hal
Hal / was the only ore who made
anything out Of that strike. What a
splendid llro apl lots oi smoke. Ha,
lla' ! Ls7 smoke
SOME EGts1E WHY GOOD MEN co
WRONG. =
Another 1utc s%tan is ant 10 take
in his ps..la travels l. thrunvh tho
mcgUr,.. lblishmrnts. He stems
IN wi ..rs ibihe clerks; "Howmuch
salary JJyol rctl Is thal nlll WHY.
You can't live on thatl You have a
right tg enough for q livelihood. A
few qu.ItE out al do money drawer
win uoygf Boz missed, or hero and
there i5n runnut % Goods YOU could
take huuc without being found out.
Or you could change those account