The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-09-07

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Is to protect the American laDorers 1
and gives him better pay for his work, \
how IS Il that Europeans are brought 4
over here to take American jobs Tor II
less than Americans get now VIII
some taEih sympathizer OF a philoso-
phicaI turn OF mind elucidate the
above completely, and show where the
protection is2
Some one write Local GoodIand,' - /
and tell Us where M Roosevelt has /
done Just one thing for the American /
working man Our committee on pub |
licatiOn would like to give him credit
for Il an the socialist column We
have seen no such credit given him
from any source, IL he has done any
thing Il IS high time the working man
should be informed OF the fact Now
IL he has not done anything for the
working man, are you, Mr. Worker,
going to vote TO have him or his par
ty do nothing for you agatn2 II the
statement still holds good that III you
are not with me you are against me-
and he is not with the workers he
must be with the parasites and plutes-
Is that the square deaf' he talks 50
much about on his monograph
Study socialism and get your eyes
open. You are like a sleeping man in
a burning building, you need waking
up.
This should open one eye, Mr. Far
lev. the man who made himself a
millionaire by breaking strikes; that
is making arrangements TO MI the
/ places OF men who go on a strike with
men from other parts OF the country
/ -ae 4 I'd NJ l.
/ ions. And mark it. Mr.. Union Man.
your unions are going to be broken
/ into a thousand pieces, Just as they
were in Australia Then the worker
voted for socialism, now are getting
good pay and only work six hours per
] day. One OF the dailies said Mr.. Far
/ ley had just sent eight hundred men
| from the east to California to break
/ up a street car strike. Some time you
may be in a strike and MI Farley viii
/ be along with his scabs, and NIL your
/ place Socialism will put an end 70
/ Mr.. Farley's fun, and give everybody
/ work; then there won't be any scaOs-
A scab is a bad thing, but man VINO
I makes his living off OF scabs as does
! Farley. is in too low a stage OF degra-
dalton to find words in the Eng Engi i1sl
/ vocabulary to describe him Even the
/ foulness Of Chicago packing houses as
/ described in Sinclair's jungle,
/ would be a perfume bottle beside hlTn-
/ II IS such men as Farley that opOS"e
| socialism. Can't you see it, Vote TOT
| either OF the old parties, and you get
/ Farley.
This should open the other eye. We
/ have told you before tn uni ms VIII
be broken up by capitalism In Judge
/ Chester A FOwleT's decision On me
boycott in Racine. Wis, the kanSas
/ City Times says in part:
by the decision the contract ex-
tracted from the boss bakers by the
union men in an effort to enforce the
| closed shop is illegal; -he trades coun-
| ell and the individual members are
enjoined from using "the unfair l'st
and the boycott is declared an action
able conspiracy to accomplish GRIM
inal or unlawful purpose
| We do not say the above decision
is not in accord with Wisconsin az
we are not familiar with It II looks
/ plain to us that the law was framed
| nv a capitalistfc legislature, looking
/ forward to the time when labor would
| endeavor to protect itself through the
| boycott: you will notice Mr.. Union
/ Man that the closed shop Is illegal
The strongest weapon uniOnism has,
/ except its vote, is taken away Is TINS
not a fearful blow on the unions, Wnen
YOU are enjOned from using what Is
called "the unfair list" and the boy
colt declared a conspiracy MY
friend, Mr.. Union Nan, can't you see
IL is unlawful and q conspiracy,
and very wrong indeed for you 10 use
fbe bOycOtt but that it is lawful, not
tainted with conspiracy" as Wen as
4 honorable and very right indeed Tor
the corporations to black list you all
/ over the continent. Can't you see your
boycott Injuries the other IeloW- BuI
the other fellows "'black list cannot
/ harm or injure you in the least? Don I
YOU think It is pretty near time 20
study and vote yourself out OF TINS
condition. Your vote is your only
weapon The social democratic party
is the only labor party on the earIn'
IvOur only hope, study il and see IOE
Yourself It's the wOrkingman's best
friend. We wish we could cause you
to see its beauty as we see It Wnen
all temporary want and Worry VIII De
wiped of the earth, when universal
/ peace shall cover the land as the
| waters cover the sea When we hrst
commenced to edit this column We
wondered where we could get enough
to fill it Now that we have started
the column is full and We have only
commenced
Division sos, comprising elevated
railway employees OF Chicago, Zoo
strong subscribe for the Appeal in a
body for one year.-Appeal to Reason
August %.
| The above should have preceded
our report last week Of the carPen-
tiers union Of Colorado Springs SUB
scrfbing for one thousand Appeals Tor
/ one year. Then the statement or these
SO, 700 working men" would have con-
lveyed our intention.
! socialists Superficial ReasOneFs-"
Uas A b-a ham Lincoln a superb