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c,uatrv iu 1904. and tais ASSERTION
was made beiore the kuaWle3ue tbad
the socialists bad increased their
voting strength by ltnt1o durinC
the month of January 1913, became
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The National E.cunmlic League.
! 3 Ast0r Place. New York. bv che
way, that l3 viii be Jonah ta the
trusts, Is late creation Of the trust
magnates, organized for the bennett
cent purpose Of distributing free
literature 10 all who can he induced
10 read il, educating the people
upon the horrors of socialism. an-
nounces that The greatest danger
which threatens capital today. comes
from socialism.
As our education ia How 10
Justify capital in its exploitation Of
labor had been sadly neglected and
warped by reading socialistic litera-
ture, we felt ourselves til subject
ai the Economic Leagues charity,
and So applied for membership. The
first thing we received was an in
vitation to pay annual dues of 80
cents and book entitled "Educa
tion, State Socialism and the Trust. ~
After reading the book | am con
vlnced IT viii make more socialists
than anything Carl Marx ever wrote.
But To get to our subject as To
who scared This book recites the
fact that in Haverhill, Mass. Demo
Gratis, republicans and prohibiionists
combined against the socialist mavors
reelection. lie nevertheless won
by large majority: that in Toledo,
q. the straight republican candidate
received only 1000 votes out Of IL 600
republican VOTES. In other words
three republicans voted for the So
cialist mayor for every one against
him. IIazen 5. Pingree. widely
known for his socialistic proclivities
was twice made mayor Of Detroit and
finally governor Of the great state of
Michigan. That Mr. Garter II. Ilar-
rison announced himself in favor of
municipal ownership and was trium-
phantly elected mayor of Chicago
1900 republicans supporting him.
After reciting the above facts it makes
the following conclusion.
If you will study the subject
carefully you will discover that it is
by no means certain that Mayor Jones
of Toledo and Carter Harrison of
Chicago may not hold a balance of
power through which they can-as
between the two old parties at least
name the next president of the United
States and that too without adding
single vote to those they appeared to
command at the last election in their
respective states
Did you catch ON to that, ;,Name
the next president without adding
single vote"
But we are going to keep right on
adding votes. Maybe not 100000
every month, this will be a good
average to make the majority sure.
Come boys, get ON the band-auto
of socialism. Let us prove that
Marcus A is a prophet and the day
of industrial freedom is at hand.
Make it read. A. ID. 1904.