The Washington times., 1905-05-06
Proclamation OF Freedom.


the very term Labor unicn?"
| The feeling seems universal ana fs
! lscld hy the /grG3: general public and hs
/ probably more than half ot the unwilling
| .1,eI,, bers ot the Hr.ous,
| Statistics show abouf ten union.
members to egerv eight hundred citizens
and this small minority undertakes to
! rule the rest of rs ana f we don't
obey exactly and quickly they snug.
throw bricks shoot. cut. dynamite.
boycott. al-d murder.
BERN wo.s111.e5
Most al Americans were born of work
people We know what il is to work
and work hard. W4 are ret children of
duke eurls. or the idle rich and We
haze an irbC1n sympathy for ara a de-
/ sire TO help along every honest peace
able workman So merchants. lnanufac-
/ tuTpls AID all sorts of empowers VIII D
!; used To WCrl wstE their hands and now
wofa aa:Gtr wiki their h. ans 10 get
/ tngetnc: Mcney 70 ay 10 those y,fla
| work with tie-r hands. have, with the
| * neral public. borne patiently many
:.cIS of Iyr3piIy an1 abuse Until tac
slli0n fcau Is nave become more en-
bolds ned ard nitoXicitted with Ioy, er
WANT IRoUl1E
| They must make trouble In order to
| feed their vanity by s,eins themselves
discussed in the payers. and a.so %
show the Union that hires them thas
i '-there : something doing. So they o.
der ,,eopla anout. interfere with l;usi-
| Tess STEP street and Il. r. cars. build
ing pperatiens, &c aiveiy OF goods, SER
..inS 81 meas. d%!ife.Y of brcGd, mca:.
/ or even milk necessary to keep babias
! alive, ;Cld ..e have b-tn treated to the
lorrifying scene of tAtir Interfering
/ with the sacred rite OF burial OF the
dead They have the impcdence to ir-
: terfeTe IN anY and every act of life. de-
manding that al movements he made
Gniy according ~ the union rule =
their continued 3EuSCs and interference
/ with the nights of citizens has so out
| fdgGd the p.Ug4e, ,FuI tney not Uiii
sietest tbs naa.e labor untt:s' but are
/ fo!tod = taEp - the most rigorous and
! emphatic Ea%.tSLFCs To stop these 3nt-
RACES, and stop this Interference with
The li:oN einetI.s OF tES common peo.5.u.
pEorz1 AZN3xED
When Il man wants to go to business
on Il car he de- snt want to be told the
unions haYee'fiod ep the line" When
he relies for his dinner on having the
meat, bread and Vegetables delivered, it
doesn't set a all well 10 lGse his din
! ner because the unions had tied up
the meat or bread supply, or the team
sters union slugged and driven OFF the
neW team steI's t.litt tried to deliver the
goods. Ills baby needs milk. bat the
milk drivers union has stopped the
supply. .Let few Of the d babies
Idle. some sacrifices must be made for
the supremacy of labor.
He tries To paint his own house at
spare times, but the painters union
hoCt him, and boycott the paint dealer
| and grocer that sells him goods.
| \ sudden leak CT q water pipe Is
+ flooding his hause and destroying his
LlroI,,.r.y. but the rules or The plumbers
un.on impose all sorts OF penalties II
he tries TO neIp the trouble So tney
interfere in all SORTS TT ways with the
liberty and freedom of the common
people, making bfe- Il burden and man
an s,bJeCL slave 10 the lmpudent Cr-
derS OF the labor boss, and these labor
unions know 10 limit 10 tueir eXactionS
and abuses 50 long as they have power
10 ride down ttIc people. They SO the
laws OF the :. 5. suos.t gise way .
Ieeir rules.
= COSTLY 1LENoEE
i When Pres Mckinley came TO lay
the cornerstone of the federal building
III Chicago tthat the unions had delayed
for years and forced thereon all uneces-
sarY cast of some millions Of dollars
which had TO be paid out Of the pockets
Of the common peopleJ he made the
fearful mistake OF bowling his head to
the orders of the labor bosses and
allowed them to put on mis- neck the
yoke of a Union Card" before he was
allowed 10 lift Il trowei and lay that
| cornerstone. Think Of tt. FAe Chief
Executive Of this govt made 10 step
down from his eminent position and
allow union boss 10 sit there and
issue orders. That one act made the
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inpudent that it has cost Chicago in
Icsses To business. wages, buildings, de-
preciat tion of real estate and destruction
of property by fires sci by unions. lit
orally hundreds of millions of dollars
and many lives.
Is IL any wonder the common people
are sick and tired of unions" They
ordered the little co'onci now in the
White House 10 discharge q printer be
cause he wouldn't JON a union and they
also ordered him not to ride ON Z certain
/ n T. that refused 10 obey them, but
they found there wise and brave man.
the real Executive OF all the people and
not alone OF the ten in eight hundred or
the thousand VINO seek to corner
1.-The labor market and shut out the e.ghIy
thousand vino do not.
He says: when any labor union seeks
improper ends or seeks TO achieve
proper ands by improper means all good
citizens and more especially all honor
dDiS I.uD.lc servants must oppose ms
wrong doing as resolutely as they would
oppose the wrong doing of any great
corporation. or course, any violence.
brutality or corruption should not Tor
one moment be tolerated
GENUINE TRUST
But here we see a genuine trust, a
labor trust. a combination to sell labor.
and this arrogant trust proposes by
threats of violence to force people to
buy its commodity.
And why do they block progress. pre-
vent others from working, separate
themselves from other citizens hate
everyone not in their ''unIon" boycott
and threaten, conduct themselves as
bandits and outlaws and commit all
sorts of crimes TO force themselves and
their one-sided IDEAS upon people?
COST 40 CI--ZE-.s
They become criminals in order TO
force Il few cents or dollars extra out
lar ali