The Forrest City times., 1910-09-02
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stroyed, men murdered and the lone long list of atrocities practsed g Labor Trust members on other hunu beings who cannot agree with M trust methods
 Now for the better way.
 Workingmen are now organizing 1 the old fashioned trades union a
 guild way, affiliated with the M tional Trades and Workers Assoct ton whose constitution provides a| bitration Of differences with agsl ment for no strikes, boycott, pcsa| ing or hateful coercion of any kind
 This Trade Association has evolya| from the experience of the past aa| IS the highest crder of Trades Uni1| ism at the present day
 Under it's laws it is not possible Id the Hod Carriers Union or the Strssl SWeepers Union to order the schOi| teachers or locomotive engineers quit work in a sympathetic striks 1
 If any craft finds injustice, the cai Is presented to properly selected ard trators, testimony taken and the cad presented to the public through q press. Thereupon public opinion, ii0 greatest of all powers, makes iisst felt and curiously enough a fair settle, ment Is generally the result.
 There is no strike, no loss of wus no loss to the community and yet t faithful workers get their just uss ment
 There are many details which bal been worked out by men skilled labor matters
 1t will recompense any interest man to know these details which q be secured by postal request constitution and bylaws written the National Trades and Workers sociauon. Kingman Block, Bad Creek, Mich.
 Reader, look carefully into great question of the relations of q ital and Labor and it's successful lution. The new plan works brings results for the members
 I became 80 favorably impress, with the trustworthiness and prsc ability of the leaders of this new Dor movement that gave the Assa ation sanitorium at Battle CFt worth about $400.000 and with sDa 300 rooms. to be used as home their old members and the help babies, sometimes made fatherlesi the pistol. club or boot heel Of 50 member of the violent Labor Tr1
 Suppose you attend church L' Sunday and hear what your mins' has to say in dsfense of the sas and rights of the common. ever! man.
 Let me ask you to read again tion of one of my public articles |1 ed a few years ago.
 The people of the world have en me money enough to speu these talks through the papers ing to make better and safer w tions for the common people. ~l'' tho Postum business runs or nu.
 Scores of letters have come from work-people and others from union men recountins llsA fertngs from union dominauos urging that their cases be iaa v the public.
 It will not answer for us sympathize with the poor. " pressed. those who haven't enough to drive of tyranu sent oppression. we must nep tie the hands of the oppressoaS jeans must act
 Some of my forebears in Ne' land left comfortable homss, .,.a with them the old flint locks, t ss, the ground in rain and fross; footsore. and half clothed tnU iy pushed on where the Eternal '" Human Liberty urged tnsm, m,.,s wove for me and for you % freedom, woven in & loom Nsd .rd shuttles were cannon Daiis u.si lets and where swords wefe pick out the tangles in the
 These old sturdy grandsas ~s stood by that loom until 'ns ri,s WAS finished. then. stained WI life blood 1t was handed ao~r , Shall refuse to bear u on eosp ders because the wearins rod a few dollars, and are y,ss yo- enough to hide yours oeeast os,.t Oa foreign labor union anarch'' you to strip 1t off ,,oos a
 I have faith that the oio sil still coursing in your veins and call until you waA., Americans will Act" ins, pOs1 son.