The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

the present time labor organizations IN
general, and the Federation Of Labor
IN particular stand before the bar OF
public opinion having been Convicted
Of ssIashnsss and a dispositfon =, r7,Is
all the people Of the county IN the
interest Of the few The people are pa
tient and awaiting TO see II the object
lesson which they have been forced 10
give to these leaders are s-ofF,z 10 b.
recognized and II they are going to con
1 form themselves and their future work
and actions in accordance thereto"
Let the people remember that ~on1-
ment The Federation OF Labor IN ua--
/ ticular stands before the bar OF public
opinion having been convicted Of sell
| hshneSs and a disposition TO rule all the
the few
The great - per cent Of Americans
do not take kindly 20 the acts Of tyrau-
/ ny BY these trust leaders openly de-
handing that all people bow down to
/ the rules Of the Labor trust and we are
/ treated 10 the humiIiatinE spectacle OF
our Congress and even the Chief Ex-
/ ecUtive entertaining these convicted
I Ia breakers and listening with CousiS %
| Grafton TO their fnsoIenr demands fbsf
the very laws be changed 10 allow
them 70 safely carry on their plan OF
gaining control over the affairs OF the
( people.
The sturdy workers Of America have
come to know the truth about these
I martyrs sacrificing themselves in the
noble cause of labor but It's only the
hystertcal ones who swell up and CRY
one OF the two romantic elderly maids
{ VINO, weeping copiously, were discOv-
! cred BY the old janitor at Mt Vernon
What is It ais you LADIES'
/ Taking the handkerchief from one
/ swollen red eve. between sOhS she said
ny We nave 50 long revered the
memory OF George Washington that we
4 feel II a privilege 10 come here and
/ weep at his tomb
| ''Yas'm. yas'm, yo- shore has q desire
o 20 eS press 20 sympathy bun. 70 are
| weepin' at de ice house.
! Don't get maudIin about Iav-bres ke-s
| VINO must be punished II the very eyfs-
| tence OF our people is to be maintained
II you have any surplus sympathy II
/ can be extended TO the honest workers
/ VINO continue 20 earn food when threa :
ened and are frequently hurt and some
/ times killed before the courts can inter
! vene to protect them.
Now the Labor Trust leaders 5er7a,r
OF Congress that the courts be striDDeG
OF power to Issue injUnctions to preveuf
them from assaulting OF perhaps muir.
dering men who dare earn a IiZi1s
when ordered BY the Labor Trust ~
quit work
Don't weep at the Ice House and
don permit any set Of law-breakers Il
bully our courts. if your voice and vots
can prevent. Be sure and write vouI
Representatives and Senators in Con
greSs asking them not 10 vote for am
measure to prevent the courts from prO.
teCting homes, property and person,
from attack BY paid agents Of this great
Labor Trust
Let every reader write. and write now
| Don't sit silent and allow the ORGAN
lied and paid men of this great trust Il
! force Congress to believe they represent
| the great masses of the American Deo-
pie. say your say and LET VOTlr -eura
/ Sentatives in Congress know that VOC
do not want to be governed under new
: { laws which would empower the Labor
Trust leaders with legal right to tell yoJ
when to work where! For WhOmI A
I what price. What to buy What no
to buy Whom to vote for How mucI
YOU shall pay per month In fees to tht
Labor trust etc, etc. etc.
/ This power IS now being demanded bl
the passage Of laws in Congress Tel
your Senators and REPRESENTATIVE!
plainly that you don't want them {,
vote for any measure that viii ALLOW
any set Of men either representing
Capital or Labor. to govern and die
tate to the common people, who prefel
/ TO be free to go and come. work o.
not, and vote for whom they please
? Every mans liberty viii disappea1
when the leaders Of the great IAabo,
Trust or any other trust can tide rough
: shOd over people and mass their forces
3 to prevent our courts from affOrdins
: protection
There's a reason
IL c. ". POST, Battle Creek, Mich.