Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-02

stroyed.% menhered and the long,
long list of eities practised by
Labor Trust hers on other human
beings who bit agree with the
trust method
Now for tftter way.
Workingme3 now organizing in
the old fasht trades union or
guild" way, lated with the Ma.
tional Traded Workers AsSocia.
ton whose dtution provides ar.
bitration Of tences with agree
ment for no les, boycott, picket
ing or hatefutcion of any kind.
This Tradebciation has evolved
from the exHce of the past and
is the higheSer of Trades Union.
ism at the pit day.
Under it's lat is not possible for
the Hold CarrtUnion or the Street
Sweepers Unto order the school
teachers or hotive engineers to
quit work in sympathetic strike"
If any crafts Injustice, the case
Is presented Pperly selected arbi-
traitors, testim taken and the case
presented to public through the
press. Thereuipublic opinion. that
greatest of abWers, makes itself
felt and curioIenough a fair settle
ment Is genet the result.
There is no ke, no loss of wages.
no loss to thehmunity and yet the
faithful work@et their just treat.
ment.
There are nd details which have
been worked by men skilled in
labor matters.l
It will rec4nse any interested
man to know lie details which can
be secured bi postal request fol
constitution aby-laws written tc
the National Hes and Workers AS
ISOLATION, KHAN Block, Battle
Greek, Mich.
Reader, looArefully into thi:
great question the relations of Cap
ital and LaboAd its successful so
luton. The II plan works ant
brings resultst the members.
I became shVorably impressed
with the trustlthiness and practic
ability OF the Hers of this new la
Dor movement 1t | gave the Associ
alton a sanitqn at Battle Creel
worth about $1,000 and with abou
300 rooms, to used as a home 70
their old mems and the helpless
babies. soinetiH made fatherless b.
the pistol, club boot heel of som
member of theblent Labor Trust.
Suppose youItend church Labo
Sunday and hdWhat your miniSte
has to say in Tense of the safet,
and rights OF common. everyda.
man.
Let me ask ylto read again a poi
ion OF n of mbublic articles prir,
ed a few years b.
THE people the world have giI
en- me money lough to spend /
these talks thrdh the papers in try
Ing to make Der and safer cond
tons for the cohon people, whethe
the fCSlum DuSS3 runs or not.
Score OF lett have come to m
from Work-peoH and others, som
from union meItcounting their su
terlngs IRON ubn domination an
urging that theikasCJ be laid befor
the public. 5a
1t will not aver for US to onl
sympathlze Witlthe poor, the OF
pressed, those no haven't powe
enough to driyP.f tyrants and n
sent oppression,E e must help ther
tie the hands OF b oppressors- Anne,
leans must act.
Some OF my f&bears in New En-.
land left comfobble homes, too
with them the olfint locks, slept O
the ground in rd and frost; hunsr.
f~ootsore, and haflothed they gr;ml
pushed on wherthe Eternal God {
Human Liberty Urged them The
wove for me andor you a mantle {
freedom, woven a loom where th
shuttles were c|non balls and bu
lets and where lords were used i,
pick out the ta1es in the yarn
These old, stuIy grandads of oul
stood by that ldn until the mantl
was finished, thd stained with the
life blood 1t wadfanded down to u
Shall 1 refuse toIear It on my shou
ders because th wearing costs N
q lew dollars, al are yon coward
enough to hide purs because SON
foreign labor unn anarchist ordel
you ITO strip It or
l have faith TIT the blood of IT
still coursing in Dur veins will ting
and call until bu waken. The
will A." There's q Re
n W POST.