The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31

The following article taken from tne Boston Transcript of February IS. 1912 written by John Grahtm Brooks the we'll known author un economies. who has spent several years iu study iu Germany. and other countries, the author of th. "Th. Social Unrest. ," should prove food for thought in Inc present times here in Nome The ar ticle aS appearing in the Boston Transcript l., entitled The Shadow of Anarchy The Industrial Workers o, tho world"
 SIX years ago I saw in France what waa to me d new kind Of strike. 1t differed from ordinary dispute both in purpose and in method. until the threat of defeat stripped it of all it's inc theories. leaving only the familiar. desperate attempts to save any pOssi- hle remnants of power and influence. I wondered when this type of strike would reach us in the United States That sooner or later it would come was certain. Let the trade unIons in q few industrial centcrs become con. vinced that their power of collective bargaining is being crippled and the thing has begun II had no surprises last year to find on the streets of Pittsburg crowd listening to this new philosophy. which the French call "syndicalism" and we call T. w. w." undustrial Workers of the WOrld) Tho economic powers in that great center have carried organization well nigh to it's limits. They have extend ed the benefits of this organization to the picked and favored minority of their workingmen. But the vast ma jority of the lower paid men have been deliberately deprived of organi- zation it required a "Pittshurg sur vey" tu show what it means to have capital. with all the perfected mech anism Of organization. upon one side. and upon the other labor. stripped of these same privileges.
 Capital demands organization to cor rect certain abuses of competition- and demands it justly. But labor in Il place like Pittsburg. with it's thrush ing immigrants needs it at least as much and precisely for the same req son that capital requires it. These crude masses are slow to learn this lesson. but as they learn 1t they turn in default Of unionism To those who offer other remedies. A speaker cried on the streets. "In two years We wall have you all for our kind of so- cialism." our kind" was the l. w. W. that has apparently shown itself in 6 New England town. It Ia the purpose of this sketch to show what this new kind Is.
 In July and August. 1 found night after night in cities like Spokane. Se- attle and Tacoma gatherings often of three and four hundred applaudinS speakers who were making venomous attacks on the trade unions and their leaders. The appeal was to the entire mass of wage -earners. irrespective of trades and occupations. 10 unite in one all-inclusive union over against tho thing called capitalism. This sounds like socialist emphasis and many claim 1t as such. even among the socialists. It's tendency. however. is steadily toward anarchy and 1t is extremely likely within few years seriously to plague the socialist par ty as now organized. as it will surely plague the public For sixty years. socialism has had no deadlier or more troublesome enemy in its camp than the anarchist. Karl Marx had plenty of hatreds. but none of such inten- sity as against the anarchist. His