Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-10-20
PAtD AID ADVERTISEMENT
SOCIALISM is THE NEW paro,or,e,

1 Ing ana s iie 9epends upon food cIoth
Z assured are trs1.,4 ohty when these are
human development rnss{tIa any Atshef
uAce food, clothing and sTat', pro,
i does mn are needed Land BY itself
4 labor .retS 80 human needs. Human
4 Of the IN ' a mate lais and food ON
4 using IL t3na,s ifieatlhS machinery and
/ control ~ ~ 49,. tut, land, Whoever has
/ troll 81 E't,I"a au anu machinery has con-
man life and liberty -" - % Aa-
used g'9 A., t ti machinery and the land
nv q i Mus ial purposes are Owned
| long as nSa.ili aeei easing minority So
| handed ~ ~, Is Simple and easily
domjn mHerS 50 powerful that they can
/ Bnt WIZ, ' n spufees vi lille OF others
/ mi re ' t,, iilacH merry becomes more and
nttirae 1fol.4P.eA ana expensive and re-
faniIsd 80 tts e1IectINe operation the or
fj,a,ce SIioil 9i many workers its in
ljfe M eiSiles over wider circles of
haca,,,ai ~ oNNeis OF such machinery
oeSoile the dom inant class
The MASSES IN SUeJEcTIoN.
ms az in1 as the number OF such
80 s S.iii'e owners compared to all other
classes decreasaS Their mower IN o't ~
i n,,,n ana IN he world increases. They
~ p,e TN uiia a Their control, reducing them
~ me point where muscle ana brain are
or fn, oiiis productive properly. Millions
become the helpless wage slaves of ihe
INDUSTRIAL masters. >te
Inc more the economic power of the
uihs CLASS grows, the less useful does
II become IN the life of the nation The
overwhelming hulk OF the useful work
u the classes t hat either have no OF har
productive PROPERTY but their manual
anu mental labqr power the wage work
HGtsLor mat nave but little land and
lttle machinery outside. OF their 1ahor
iarnars chs small "a traders ana small
ny becoming useless ana parasitic
~, "A bitter struggle over the division of
the products OF labor is waged between
1A1
! one hand ana the exploited propertvless
class Gas, on the other In this struggle the
quate relief from any reform of the nres
ent order from the dominant class of
The wage workers are therefere tba
most Determined and irreconcilabie an
Las onlsis OF the ruling class. They are
also the class which suffers most from
the curse OF ella SIS rule The fact that "a
small number of capitalists is permitted
TO use al the country''s resources ana
social Tools Tor their individual profit
anu TO make the production OF the neces
sarles OF our 4 YES the object of their
competitive PRIV ate enterprises and spec-
ula tons lis at the bottom vi all the so
clal evils of time.
MODERN AN DuSTRY PAINLESS,
Ia spite of the organization of trusts
pools and combinations, the capitalists
are poWefless t9 regulate production for
social ends Industries are largely con-
Quoted IN planless manner. Through
periods OF feNerfsh activity the strength
and health of the workers are merclless-
y undermined, and during periods OF =
forced 1dleness the workers are fire.
quently reduced to starvation.
The climaxes OF this chaotic system
OF production a re the res llarly, recur-
ring industrial depressionS and crises
winch paraiyze the nation every fifteen
or twenty years
In It's mad and reckless race for prof
its the capitalist class is bound to ex-
plot the workers to the very limit ..
Their ilr,oe endurance and to sacrifice their
Its own Unsuitable greed. Capitalism
Keeps the masses of workingmen in Dow
e cry ,, destitute a. r. physical exhaustion
from their homes to the mill and fac
tory. 1t snatches their children from
their slender bodies and uniformed mir DIS
uto cold dollars 1t wantonW disfiaures,
,aims and kills hundreds OF thousands
workinsmen annually in mines on
tlroads and N factories. 1t drives
hons OF work ers, INTO the ranks of
l. unemployed and forces large m
TT of them into beggary, yagrancN and
81 orms OF crime and vice.
Pr &c INTEL LiGENcE CORRUPTED
I maintain their rule over their fel-
low en-. the capitalists must keen III
thei ay all or Rans OF the public oow-
efs, lllc mind and pubic conscience.
They alrol me dominating parties and,
.@'ls. them. 4 he elected pubic Ollie
L.. y select our executives. bride
-. lures ana corrupt our coufts
They own and censor The
pres, y sway our educational in
stu > They own the nauon poliu-
calIN elle.lually just as lley own
Il II, ri. :.
lie strLs te between the wage work
~ and e, alLsts grows ever fiercer
IL mas be- e the only vital issue be
- the Al ii can people. The wage
y .ilina elias therefore, ! as the most
:, 4 - III interest in aboisnlns
IA .:lsl stem. But in abolish
in he ssen Ystem, The work1nsmen
wiz tree lot their own class, bnI
ais IA. other OF modern So
eieIX The SIN. farmer, Who today
9xplJ ed by "a capital more indj-
et.7y but not =. effectively than is
1e " sc lapo 81 the small manntac-
rel u Daue :, 10 is engaged IN
spEl. all. IS. struggle FOR eco
- .ert. = 40 n the lace OF The
- ON concentrated cap
l. xl3a I'll alist himself who
X 4 = ~ ilth. rather than
elias .ssisl il tie CAPITALIST class while
i i, a. class Struggle, is thus at the
OF all classes and class privileges
MUST CONQUER THE POLITICAL
POWER.
The priavte ownership of the land and
means of produr tion used Tor eNplo1ia-
ton, is the rock upon which class rule
is built; political government is its in
dispensable instI ument. The wage work
ers cannot be freed from exploitation
and substituting collective and demo-
cratic administrh alton for private owner
ship of the land and the means OF pro
dustion used for exploitation.
The basis for such transformation is
rapidly developing WlIhln the very DoSoIu
al present ca pitalist society. The fac
tory sytem with its immense machin-
erV and minute division of labor is rap
idiy DESTROYING all vestiges OF individual
production in Manufacture. Modern pro-
duction is already very largely a col
lectiye and sodial process. Wh1le the
great trusts and monopolies which have
sprung I'D in recent wears have had the
effect of organizing the work and man
agement OF some of orr main indus
tries on national scale. and fitting
them for national use and operation.
AN END TO CLASS RULE.
In the struggle for freedom the inter
ests of the workers OF all nations are
identical The struggle is not only ma
tional but inteInati onal. 1T embraces
the world and will be carried to ultimate
victory by the united workers of the
world.
To unite the workers of the nation