Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-08-29
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Fzrgo Forum: The press of the
ssa.nzHxaIy is becoming aroused to the
@Szizaser that lies in permitting the
sssza1asszaization known as the Industrial
SzsSGEkeFs of the World to continue it's
HzE8qs,ganda among the ignorant
2gSsEssgners and hobo element in vari-
eaMaz 1sealities. Some of the most in
slaHszatiA newspapers demand that the
-zssRs against treason and sedition be
1ElR IN motion before the anarchists
szaaH are leading their dupes into peri
22zES EEafhs have gone too far.
Hazdred of the stars and stripes is
sasie chief article in the creed of these
=zzssszEators. Thsy disclaim in fiery Ian
ssaEszEsgR :EzEsgR against the right of officials
ssskszaed by the people to enforce The
Eszzgs, leach that no man ras a right 20
aEaurn another, and that he only way
::ssaD HzEzng about the conditions they de-
s=szaSe LIS aD destroy property and main,
GHr kEi the employers.
En1auigent American workingmen
.aRze Tever found among the supporters
$saN Eaese blatant demagogues; their
.zEEAsA Is that classosareabovtoETA
:.A7zsa is to that class of newly-arriv-
-aM aliens who have sought here
&szzzEa-51faIy from the tyranny-or ina
:4ss5nsd tyranny-of European nations,
.szr I'D the idle shifters. "sons of rest"
zaED are always looking for a free
:azzszI
.ERs class lis Informed that they
Iakzse a right to pverturn the govern
1szsssaE apy :force Il necessary, and that
~saszaaaes is not only their prerogative
laazat their bounden duty. The people
Rgitators work upon have not
MHsen Mere hong enough to imbibe the
EaRBR asEasizM of American institutions,
IMnB before the threates and defiance
yR Tine, frvthing smalcontents they con-
9azzlhe that fear is the cause and takes
.azazanaze TITO follow the incendiary urg-
Ea@ |," .,.., r
he: situation thus brought about is
-aRRzy grave. Many cities have paid
aaHzEIIy for not suppressing the incen-
aaEHg sgang at the outset and others
vzIW End themselves in like case unless
~azizE take hold of these agitators firm
Asg and suppress them. The United
ssssszrgs government should act in the
.Eza1ter promptly, also, before the poi
SIR spreads beyond control of the
smaller bodies polite.
The71. w. Nv. is utterly opposed to
trades unions. Its leaders sneer at or
:sZsAEEeG labor as too complaisant.
NEaEaing but violence suits them. They
-Ere glib takers, have the gift Of spe-
.a.aGas reasoning and spread their bale
laG doctrines by means CT speakers
~zNMR can address the aliens in their
,=GacR Eaagues. Once in while they
cseLa solid rebuff, as has just happen
- IA Linot, also at Philadelphia,
rsEssMa the longshoremen are on strike.
SsEi1g upon the discomfort at Phila-
asEEsEEia the l. w. w. sent a lot of or
saa igens and orators into that city
zzama tried to induce the strikers to
zrsarrA under their red banner, but
INV Eaa Workingmen spurned them
szxzElE "a effect chased them out of the
SEEK This is what will happen every
sssaEs The American or the educated
KzRigH workingman gets whack al
aEzE L W. w. but these chances are
.;szEzsS- the leaders are too cunning tc
assk failure and exposure often; ye1
taEaeF ere carrying on the propaganda
eaE EIolsace and treason among class
NzaHE Is illy-prepared mentally to with
szEazsE the insidious falsehoods which
;zrH xAe ytock-in-trade of these traitors
I, rvEHa sooner they are put behind bar'
H9 long terms the better for thu
.enxznfry at large.