The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-04


A town starts to build court house
and give work to its citizens who
spend their money there but are not
members of the labor trust; imme-
diately the trust demands all the work
and that it be taken away from the
antitrust citizens. A riot breaks out
and the labor trust seeks to destroy
the court house and force the people
to 60 into their pockets and pay the
losses. The peace officers of the peo-
pie, in their pay, seek TO preserve the
peace and save the property; imme-
diately the unions protest" and exert
every means in their power to pre-
vent the officers from protecting the
people and their property.
This same policy crops out in every
effort of the community to protect IT.
self and the common people from the
oppression of the labor trust. The
leaders oppose the police, oppose the
militia, the courts, laws, manual
training schools, education of appren-
tees and every other act or move
ment that benefits the people but
curbs the lawless license and stays
This and preceding newspaper an
nouncements from my pen regarding
the labor trust and suggesting RENE
dies are paid for from the proceeds Of
the business of making Postum Food
Coffee and Grape-Nuts.
The labor trust (not our own work
mem has conducted a long and per-
sistent war of boycott and impudent
tyranny in an expressed determine
ton to ruin that business, because we
declined to withdraw our advertising
from papers when ordered to by the
labor trust in Their efforts to break
up" such papers. We refused to join
these conspiracies and steadfastly
maintained our right to be free Amer
lean citizens, and not slaves. But he'll
hath no fury like that of the labor trust
when its orders" are not obeyed,
and the depths of trickery, boycott, ly-
ing, and all the black pools of labor
union vengeance have been searched
for means to ruin us, which might
have been effective but for the magi
nificent rally to our support by the
great American public, whose men,
bers will not, when they know it, toll
crate rebuke it by buying our products.
These malicious acts Of the labor trust
reused Us to the dangerous condition
in which the people are placed by the
labor unions, and We took up the cam
paign for freedom. 1t has been a pub
lie work in the interest of humanity,
trying to rouse the people to act for
their own protection.
The Postum Co. owns space in near,
ly every prominent paper in America
and has right to use that space for
its public announcements of which
this is one.
Such papers naturally must publish
paidfor advertisements under con-,
tract, no matter how the labor trust
may object to having the facts made,
public.
This article you are now reading has
been sent to practically every promi-
nent paper in America with offer to
pay our regular rates for its insertion.
1t has not been sent to the yellow
journals for they are open enemies of
citizens Of any community who will
not bow to the labor trust, and We can
ho' OihS oui SELVES u pay Hohoy u
support anarchy and murder breeders. |
A few papers to whom it has been
offered will refuse to run it.
They fear the labor trust.
They publish free, day by day arti-
cles 1attering to that trust.
They wilfully kill" any news detri- |,
mental TO the trust, smother the items
Of violence and lawlessness, and LEX
the boots Of the labor leaders no mat
ter how dirty they are or how much
the publisher inwardly hates himself
for his prostitution.
Such papers are the most poisonous
enemies of the common people.
They pander to the organized few,
the two million trust members, andl