Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-02

OF the Federation by this time II IL has not.
the leaders must be eliminated. The organiya-
ton which they head has done many mertorious
things In times past, and the people are always
ready and willing TO acknowledge the benefits
which their efforts have brought TO their con-
stituency as a whole. but at the present time
labor organizations in general, and the Fedora
ton OF Labor In particular. STAND BEFORE
THE BAR OF PUBLIC OPINION, HAVING
BEEN CONVICTED OF SELFISHNESS AND A
DISPOSITION TO RULE ALL THE PEOPLE
OF THE COUNTRY IN THE INTEREST OF
THE FEW. The people patient and await
ing to il the object lesson which they have
been forced TO give to these leaders is going 10
be recognized and IL they going to conform
themselves and their future work and actions in
accordance thereto
Let the people remember that comment. The
Federation Of Labor in particular stands before
the bar OF public opinion having been convicted
OF selishness and q disposition to rule all the
people Of the country in the interest OF the few
The great 80 per cent Of Americans do not
take kindly to the acts OF tyranny by these
trust leaders openly demanding that all people
bow down to the rules OF the Labor Trust ami
we are treated to the humiiating spectacle ~
our Congress, and even the chief executive en-
tertaining these convicted lawbreakers and lis
tening with consideration to their insolent de-
mands that the very laws be changed 10 allow
them to safely carry on their plan Of gaining
c"ntrol over the affairs OF the people.
The sturdy workers of America have come 10
know the truth about these martyrs sacrificing
themselves in the noble cause OF labor" hut it's
only the hysterical ones who swell M and cry
over the aforesaid 'heroes.' reminding one or
the two romantic elderly maids who weeping
copiously. discovered by the old Janitor at
Mt Vernon.
"what is IL ails won ladiesT''
Taking the handkerchief from one swollen red
eve, between sobs she said:
''whr. have long revercd the memory
of George Washington that feel II privilege
10 come here and weep nj his tomb
'Yasm. yas'm. 20 shore has desire 10
press yo' sympat thy. hut yo' are overfowin' NJ de
wrong spot 20 is weepin' at de- ice houso''
Don't get maudlin about lawhreskers who mnst
he punished n the very existence Of onr people
is to be maintained.
IF you have anv surplus sympathy II can 10
extended to the honest workers. who "ontInue 70
hurt and sometimes killed before tho conrts can
intervene 70 protect them.
Now the Labor Trust leaders demand ., Con-
gross that the courts he stripped Of power -
issue inJunctions to prevent them from assault
ing or perhaps numbering mon who dare earn
living when ordered by the Labor Trust to qrit
work.
Don't sweep at the Tee House" and don't
NIT any SGT Of Iawhrpakers 70 bully our courts
IL your voice and vote ran prevent Re- sure and
write your representatives and senators in CON-
gross. asking them not to vote for any measure
to prevent the courts from protecting homes
property and persons from attack nv paid agents
Of this great Labor Trust
Let every reader write and WRITE NOW
Don't sit silent and allow the organized and
paid men Of This great trust IN force Congress
70 believe they represent the great masses ~ tho
American people. Saw vnur sav and lct vorr
representatives IN Congress know that ron do
not want TO be governed under laws which
would empower the Labor Trust leaders with
legal rights TO tell you when 70 work. WHERE,
For whom, Al what price. What 10 hrv. What
not to buy, Whom ~ vote for. How much you
shall pay per month In fees TO the Labor Trust,
etc. etc etc.
This power is now being demanded by the pas
sage OF laws I'm Congress. Tell your senator's and
representatives plainly that you don't want them
to vote for any measure that will allow any set
Of mon. either representing Capital Labor. TO
govern and dictate to the common people who
prefer 10 be free to go and come. work or not.
and vote for whom they please.
Every mans liberty VIII disappear when the
leaders of the great Labor Trust. any other
trust, can ride rough shod over people and
their forces to prevent courts from sfrording
protection
There's q Reason"
c. W. POST. Battle Greek. Mich.