Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-05
A TREAS ASoNABLE ORGANIZATION.

The oft-occurring scenes of strife, in different communities, fomented byl the industrial Workers of the World, and which, in many instances. have resulted in the waLton killing Of in-i nocent people and in others in tho murder of officers of the law, areI arousing public sentiment against this reasonable class of law-deiiers.i The nefarious work done by the orr ganization is principally among igEor- ant foreigners, and some of the most influential newspapers demand that the laws against treason and sediticn be put in motion before the anarchists who are leading their dupes into peril. ous paths have gone too far.
 The Nashville Tennessean Of recent date has the following to say anent their activities:
 Hatred of the stars and stripes ia the chief article in the creed of these agitations. They declaim in fiery lan- guage against the right of officials elected by the people to enforce the laws, teach that no man has a right to govern another, and that the only way to bring about the conditions they desire is to destroy property and maim or kill inc employers.
 Intelligent American workingmen are never found among the supporters of these blatant dcmagogucs; their appeal is to that class of newly ar rived aliens who have sought here a sanctuary from the tyranny-or i'm agined tyranny-of European nations This class Is informed that they have a right to overturn the government by force # necessary, and that violence is not only their prerogative but their bounden duty. The people these agita- tors work upon have not been here long enough to imbibe the real spirit of American institutions, and when they see the authorities supine before the threats and defiance of the froth- ing malcontents they conclude that fear is the cause and take courage to follow the incendiary urgings.
 s'The situation thus brought about is already grave. Many cities hay@ paid heavily for not suppressing the incendiary gang at the outset and others will find themselves :n liks case unless they take hold of thes' aeitators firmly and suppress them The United States government shoult act in the matter promptly. also, be fore the poison. spreads beyond th' control of the smaller bodies polite
 ''The L w w. is utterly opposed t trades unions. its leaders sheer a organized labor as too compiaisani Nothing but violence suits them. The
 7ss 4.ta-e-. k.-,o +f,e ersff of c ne eious reasoning and spread their bale ful doctrines by means of speaker who car address the aliens in thei own tongues. Once in 8 while the get a solid rebuff, as has just haI pened in Philadelphia, where the ionl shoremen are on strike. Seizing upo the discontent there. the I. W. w. ser q lot of organizers and orators int that city and tried to induce the ssrii CTS to march under their red banRe but the real workingmen sBurne them and in effect chased them out the city. This is what will happe every time the American or the ed cated foreign workmen gets ~i'ae at the |. V. w., but these chances al few: the leaders are too cunning risk failure ali dexposure often; ye ths,s are ca ir, ssia ing sn the proPagant ef violence and treason among eiai that is nly-prepared mentally ,c Mt
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 are the stock-in-trade of these traitoF
 The sooner they are put behind |