The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

stf,utienal to the workingman who
has experienced La tbillo pen zor been
unconstitutionally deported from Col.
oradoq Nor are this particular work
ingmaRse hurt,feeiings 500 hedyby read
,,ing in the snewspap srs that Eboth the
[qbuIi7 pen!t and Q the deportation were
.preeenainJently Just legal ana 'consttA
|dtuntifaodnai,' 40 he'll then, with; ! the
says bes daanRdda another
aarevolutioNst has been made BY the,
capitalist class. .5Talic
In shortJaso obhnd Is the: capitalist
class that it does nothing to lengthen,
|. it's Lease !of 1tfe, while it does every
!, thing 10 Shorten It. The Capitalist
[ class offers nothing that is clean,
/ noble and 'aiiSee:" The reyolutiontst
class offers everything Aat IS clean,
noble and alive Theyvpffef serYifese,j
f unsel6shh ess. gsaesifces artyrdf9mi
THE things that sting awake the
mag imagination 81 the people, touching
! heir hearts with the fervor that arts:
'es; Out jos3 the impulse toward gqod
and which. is essentiallS religious 1: IN
it's nature.
|U1But5 the retolutionists blow hot and
Blow cold. They offer facts and sta
tistics, economics and scientific argu
: men ne is. CIffthe Worklngmen be- merely
| selfish revolutionists show him ma
the1na.i cally demonstrate tto, hi him =. that "a
mis- welfare will be bettered by the
/ revolution 1fgthe workingman be the
higher type moved by impulses to-
7 ward Fight conduct, if he have soul
/ and spirit the revolutiontsts offer
him the things Of the soul and the
spirit, the y tremendous things that
can not be measured by dollars and
cents, nor be- held down BY dollars
and cents. The reyolutionist cries
out upon wrong and injustice, and
breaches righteousness. And, most po.
tent of all, he sings the eternal song
of human freedom-a song Of all land
and all tongues and all time. #
Few members of the capitalist class
see the revolutions. Most Of them are
too ignorant to see it. 1t is the! same
old story : of every perishing ruling
class in the worlds history. Fat with
power and possession, drunken with
success, and made soft and mushy
by surfeit and by cessation Of strug-
gle, they are like the drones cluster
ed about the. honey watts when the
worker-bees spring upon them to END
their rotund existence.
President Roosevelt, vaguely sees
the revolution, is frightened by II
4 and recoils from seeing it. AS ne
saws: above, all, we need to rememn'
Der that any kind Of class animoslty
in the political world. is. if possible
= even more wicked, even more destruc.
:; tive to- national welfare, e==:than--=see
tional,, race or religious animosity.'
Class animosity IN the tpolitical
7 world, President Roosevelt maintains y
is wicked. But class animosity u
! 1.-THE political. world is the preachment
of the revolutionists. Let the class
wars in the industrial world continue
they say. Shut extend the class wal
to the political world AS theill
leader, Eugene v Debs, says: st
far as this struggle is concerned
there IS no good capitalist and nc
bad workingman. Every capitalist II
> your enemy and every Workman is
= fyour friend" 90 '"
) t. SHerecis class animosity in the poll.
tical world with a vengeance. AnC
, here is revolution. IN 1888 there
!, were only 1000 revolutionists of this
type in the United States; in 1906
!, there weree $4,000 trevolutionists; ii
| 1904 43o, 900 revolutionists. Wicked
J. ness of the President Roosevelt def
milton evidently dourishes and in
creases in the United States. Quite
: 50, for it is the revolution that flour
fishes and increases.
Here and there a member Of thu
capitalist class catches clea
glimpse of the revolution, and raises
warning cry. But his class doel
not heed. President Eliot Of Harvard
raised such cry: II am forced tt
|, believe that there is present dang
er of socialism never before 80 i'm
minent in zmerica in 20 dangerou'
a form, because never before i'm
minent in so well organized q form
The danger lies in the obtaining con
troll Of the trade unions by the 10.
cialists.. And the capitalists employ,
4 orr. instead Of givins heed q III
i warninEs, ars psrfecting their strike.
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