The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-03-25
Snap Shots.

The number Of women in society
who are too delicate to do anything
they dislike is remarkable. They are
always strong enough for amuse7
ment.
Men love women not for what they
are, but for what they seem. The
woman who lis better than she looks
never gets credit for her virtues.
For a woman to be much respected
often means to be but little loved.
| "Faint heart ne'er won fair lady,"
and the cowardly wage slave ne'er
bettered his condition.
Coats are to be worn longer, says
a fashion contemporary. Yes, and if
the trusts continue to multiply we'll
have to wear our pants, vests and
shoes longer. :
Strikes and boycotts, to be sure, in
convenience the public, and they may
be mistakes sometimes; but what 9th
er remedy have laboring men when
aggrieved and refused all redress?
1t is important that the business in
terests of the country should not be
/ interrupted, but it is more important
THAT our citizens should be free.
That rotten and embalmed beef still
stinks, but as yet no move has been
made to call the big plutocratic pack
ers to an accounting for selling such
vile stuff for our soldiers to eat-and
what, is more, no such move will be
made by the present administration.
The beef trust were too liberal in their
donations to NJ. Hanna's campaign
fund during the struggle of 1896.
That's why.
According to the News Tribune Sen
ator Daugherty was in the city this
week for the express purpose of con-
sulting with the opponents of the boy
colt bill, now before the senate, but
it seems no one called on him. Now if
Senator Daugherty wanted a seance on
that question he should have dropped
me a line. I am just loaded for bar
and am dying to explode. The sen
ator's twenty-year record as an EN-
Iployer of labor would have had no
terrors for me. What a pity that we
Eshou]d have missed each other. How
l:tired he must have gotten "sitting
1alone in the cleaning" waiting for
some one convince what an ex-
cellent thing the anti-boycott law is
for organized labor.
| The tramp is one of the products
of the protected" millionaire trust.
Hence, in. the large number of unem-
ployed, such blisters as the lying '''com-
mercial agencies of New York see UNI
bounded prosperity in this country
tor the-trusts. But how about the
prosperity of the small manufacture
er, the small shop-keeper, the miner,
the mechanic, and the day laborer,
who are idle?
The two captains: Captain Lewis
land Captain Norris, have been in St.
Paul the past week. The dear pets;
all in the interest of organized labor.
| Now L did not see this in the News
Tribune. of course it wouldn't be in
1.-The, Herald, but had q bunch;
now where I have bunch I
can rely upon it as explicitly as if
I had read it in the mornin 3 paper,
that the anti-boycott bill took the two
dears to St. Paul. Now Captain Nor.
ris has been boycotted and Captain
Lewis is such a friend to humanity. so
you see each has an interest in COM
mon. But speaking of Captain Lewis
love for humanity; why, have shed
4 barrels of tears over his recital of
what he did for organized labor when
he was mayor; the dear soul. =,
r.
The Porto Ricans complain bitterly
about losing their ''liberty." 1t seems
that the American brand is Il good deal