The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26

ally aroused the people to a universal,
end not to he ignored denland tina e these $50
criminal DULLES be restrained ana forced
to- obey the law, and the unions that har--S3
Dor them have forfeited the respect 10 &
the public. II e 3y35 II II M
Il The harm these criminals have brougnfr'E
to the fair name Of peaceable. honest la Ia a
or ii too great to be easily ompute d 4. s,
such outrages to enslave the liberty 81 '1ss
the Il comn,on and respectable American
citizen, make the blood boil and SURE
NJ any Of us had forebear that IN if.b
sho,uldered the old flint left their
com Portable homes for the open camp y
suffered from cold, hunger ana e9posiust =
wounds. disease. and even deathsto pre- pre-
serve tie sacred heritage Of liberty, and an,
thai same old sturdy, fea rless blood bloc 70
day calls for the SONS to gain stano
FAST aud oppose and crush the ug y 'sl''lil
Of tyranny and oppression 50 plasllnlyI
shown, by these 10 Dor Mons.
There are things in this, world dea rer
than money or business.
we expend about a, mi llion dollaFs 4 { =
Yea + with newspapers. most OF aWI'lcn s zee
TO printers and other orkmen. 4 9 opai
NV two millions year mo re- are sp' es.t!
among our work people farmers arm q slt'u
ol oar factories cover many acres OF.
ground and the bushes furnishes Etne
FOOD and clothing for nearly 500 81 human
beings .i5s sss Y, i, ! 4. "a
purpose OF running the busln ana
therefore taking the livelih pod fran tllese
1000 /. people whom God has 8crea ted. a q,
naturally intends shall be TED ana Go = ~,
ed. tj5s si f \, .
Those Who have been with us one year
receive Is per cent. a boye reGula lar wa ges
and the two year and over We terans re-
ceiye 10 per cent. above the hi hest reg
I.,iar wages They are Of necessity IN the
work clean and capable. Most Of them
own their homes and are unusual y thfsff--
ty. sober. and prosperous. ting savings g G.
counts In one OF the banks numbering I'M
| above 1850. u f IS 35
THE agltators Of the labor unions have
tired to introduce their methods OF
strikes hatred E.oyrrty and distress,
among our, people to replace the present
conditions of peace and prosrerity, nut
thus far our people have beer !nte!llgent
'enoug III to decline to make the exchange s
~ t is these pea cea BILE and repu aple Gil
i iizens, living In content, W = Yef done
harm to no one, whom these "a Dor Union
i Anarchists propose to ruin" and fpu'
/ out Of business" along With me com
4 pany. H 3ss Il .s i es Z, Y, q
Every industry Is dependent upon The
4 public for its existence, for unless tbs
i factory produce articles OF sufficient
4 merit to meet the need Of the public. M
business can result. Il 4 q y factory pro pro
duces the very highest grade OF goods
and q general and ffectiye boycott y
established that prevents the public from
buying such products. the uslness mus
A stop, IS q itI8S lst Fl is
We have stated the facts herein, to TIL
truth of which we are read to- maxi
lgNath, II the great buying pub DIG decld'
10 obey the orders 9of the labor unions
"A and rel fuse to purchas Q our proc ucts W
i have hit one hing to dprTgo out 9
business and let the families dependen
themselves, Such ruin lSYill carry dow
81 with 1t everything connected with tn
y Industry that ha s 4 TAX en- y ears and mill
n Ions nf money to est 3 blEh, a
! We cannot and wi not Join the con
Il spiracy Of these la Dor mons TO ruil
IS publishers, Ia \ &
we cannot and Will not discharge
n single one of our IA thful and time-trie
workIaen VI pom The orders OF any labo
i union, M s B a 3S M {
+ Upon these principles we stand, ~ I
4 the unions can ma ke heir boyco tt flee
& tive and sink our ship We will so dow
Il With The captain Q n the bridge and 4
n POSTUM CEREAL co. Limited.
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