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E1PERIENCED maid for general
housework. 315 18th st. s.
-" (tfl
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0gH'A.E sA'A1&
FRUIT LANDS FOR SALE.

IN ACRES or more OF good fruit land
near Sacramento. Cal, capital of
state, 10000 people. to exchange for
Improved city property or good farm
lands. Address John Snesrud, Cos New
york Life Bldg, Minneapolis. Mimi.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work; Mrs. E. G. Opfer, 376 Sth Ave.
so. "w (297)
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FOUND-Black and white setter dog.
Owner may have same upon identify
ing property and paying all expenses
incurred. N. w. Murphy, Fargo, N. D.
f296>
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FARM POR RENT.

FOR RENT-Improved grain and stock
farm; half mile OF town, creamery.
school; nice meadow; fenced pasture:
good house. good terms Of rental. John
G. Taylor. Dawson. N. D.. (297>
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GIRL WANTED-For general house.
work. 20S 10th st. No. Mrs. Thomas
Il. Dunn (tfl
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GOOD GIRL for general homework:
three in family. Good wages. Apply
$40 LIST Ave. No, Phone $50. (tfl
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GIRLS WANTED-At Concordia col
lege Kitchen. Apply to matron, Miss
Helga Fjelstad. or phone TIC. (tf)
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GIRL FOR GENERAL homework, 4o2
9Th st. No. Phone 409-L-2. (tf)
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NATIONAL Barber College Of lat
ing class at low cost; now Is your
chance; BARRIERS always in demand:
good wages: easy work. Write 5peeSs
catalogue. \oV'I
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I'm ANSWERING all want. ads, givtus
a certain number care OF The Forum.
that number, in care Of Forum. This
insure prompt attention.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR TRADE fine quarter,
three miles from Ross, N. Oak. Easy
terms. Address box "a, Berlin, N. Oak.
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FOUND-Number to auto. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying for ad. Forum Office. (tf)
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CHAMBERMATD wanted. Apply Knerr
block, 300 N. p. ave, Ct. ~
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If you have a vacant room, flat
.or house, buy a Forum Want
AID. It will rent it for you.
Phone 1896.
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private places in and out of citv: er-
perienced help OF all kinds Furnished
on short notice. Write or phone 1S8I
Aoto1p Emp Agency. II Broadway. Far
So' ~ ~ (305)
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of good farming land, close to sta
ton on Northern Pacific main line.
Will consider exchange, good residence
In Fargo or Moorhead. Address box
191 Forum. (tf)
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FOUND.

FOUND-Setter pup. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
ing. charges. Phone 2787-J. (296)
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WANTED-By, Nov. Is, lady compositor
who will stick to the job, and can
&c the work in a county seat town on
official paper. Permanent position and
good wages paid to right kind of heir
who will take interest In her work,
Address No. 1876 care Forum. I2esS
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WANTED at once, experienced sales
LADIES for women's ready-to-wear
and notion departments; good chance
for advancement for the right ner.
sons. Write 1853 care Forum. ItfI
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WARTED-Position as foreman on a
stock ranch or farm by the month
or year, Family of wife and foul
children I neither drink chew or
j. Pughs r. D. No. 2 Argusville, N. Oak.
"r-. (300)
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WANTED-Posttion by young man and
wife to work for board and room
Man attending Y. M. c. A. Tractor
school. Best references. Address 19a
Forum. .. (297)
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Phone 1851. 400
9th ave. N. (297)
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FOR SALE--One double cylinder, 20
r. H.~P. gasoline traction engine; one
sll. < ie =. --~~.. 80 A.. A. SaoOAIl9 trac-
ton engine; one single cylinder, Is FL.
r. portable gasoline engine; all the
above engines are rebuilt. and In good
condition. If interested write us. A.
L. Bishop & Son, Fargo, N. D. (tf)
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FOR SALE or TRADE-25 room ho-
tel. Pool and billiard hall in connec-
ton. Monthly receipts $1,000. Located
in good North Dakota town of about
1900 population. Address owner, 222
Broadway, Fargo, N. D. GOD
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FOR RENT-Large modern furnished
room, north side. 812 3rd Ave. No.
Call forenoons. (296)
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DINING SET, 1ardinieres and stands,
commode and toilet set, new rattan
$3.50
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POSITION WANTED-By young man
with several years experience in
banking and real estate. AT present
employed, but desires change. Good
penman and s~tenographer. Address 1872
care Forum. (303l
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POSITIONS WANTED-MALB.

wANTEn-Position as fireman of heat
ing plant, Inquire 22S Bdwy. adat
No. 2. kzSSl
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HELP
LAVE Knight Printing CO, engrave 1t,

WANTED AT ONCE-Job and ad man
for u~p-to-date country shop. Times,
Oakes. N. Oak. (296)
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FURNISHED room for gentleman An
modern house. s22 Sth st. south.
=. ~ I3On,
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FOR SALE-BH ana new piano; used
only q few months: for sale cheap.
Address 81 care Forum.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALm.
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! WANTED - Position as cook with
threshing crew; s years experience.
Address c.. Fl. Knapp, 1926 Let avenue
south. Moorheads Mimi. <tf)
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FIRSF-CLASS bookkeeper wants posi-
, tion with live concern where there
is opportunity for advancement; seven
years experience general office work.
20 care Forum, (tf)
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POSITION WANTED by registered as
sistant pharmacist. Best of refer
ences. 1107, 18th st. No. (2s6l
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WHEN you want household goods,
beds, stoves, etc., try Second Hand
Furniture store, Moorhead; phone s54
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HAVE knight Printing Co Print it
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FOR RENT-Two modern steam heated
rooms at the z. M. c. A. with ali
privileges of clean club life--gymnas-
ium, swimming, games, reading room,
night school, bowling, billiards, etc.
Membership required. (297)
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POSITION WANTED-FEMA aye

WANTED-By the day. Phone
IoGo-L. (3OI1
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ORGANIZERS WANTED-Men or wo-
men, that is willing to hustle can
make good money, Call and see me,
Dodson, SIS 1st Ave. No. g.:. w
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wANTED-Position by experienced
general clerk. Can also keep books.
But prefer clerking. Address 100 care
Forum. (30l)
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FOR SALE-Majestic range in first
class condition, Phone IT'LL. (tf)
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IN AN 3 w Gaf&lNG all want AIS, kiEAlag
d. @ certain number care or Ine b'ofuli.
Us sure to ADDRESS your answers IL
that number. In care OF Forum. Tnla
insure prompt p
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WANTED-First class clothing sales
man for out of town. Steady posi-
ton, but no boozer need apply. Apply
VIM. Rosen, Fargo. (296)
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FOR sALE-Restaurant in booming
town; must sell as other business
calls me away. For particulars, write
box 362 New Rockford, N. d. (2961
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FOR SALE-Two 14-foot mahogany
wall cases; / 30-foot mahogany wall
case; 2 LU-toot floor cases, / 6-fo0t
door case: cheap II taken at once. 8.
w. Peterson Goa LIZ Broadway. Fargo,
N. D. .'~.. "r.t (tf)
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rosITloN WANTED-MAN q WIEE.

By MAN AND WIFE-Man, good all
round cook, woman LIST class waitress
or chambermaid; 81 years at the bust
ness, Understand hotel n restaurant
from a. to z. Address Robert Dickson,
Minot Gen. Del. N. D. (297)
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WANTED-Tabfe boarders, 21o 4th st.
No. (3O11
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The Fargo Forum prints more
classified ads than any other
paper in the State of North
Dakota.
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LARGE DOObhE DOOR safe with
bankers steel chest inside. cheap il
taken soon, located at Washburn. N,
p. = Write Box. 19b, Fails CITY. ore.
(297)
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BOARD AND ROOM offered for a cou-
1tf1
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WANTED AT ONCE-An experienced
egg GAMBLER. Call corner 4th st and
Front st. Swift & Co. tt. f)
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FOR SALE-kesraurant with building
and lot; best location In town; DONG
good business. Call or write TO SoaE
Cafe, Yates, Mont. lSusl
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FOR SALE MORTON COUNTY NEWS
paper, with or without OUTFIT, cheap.
5000 cash required. rest monthly pay"
ments. Lock box l67, AlmonI ~. IL
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Ii NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOODS.

sOR SALE-Piano cneap. W&shlnsto n
house. Phone 140-LA <t&l
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FOR SALB.

FOR sALE-A warm building in ex-
celIeut condition.; size 12x14 feet.
Phone 2216~J. (tf)
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FOR sALE-Only exclusive retail can
dy and ice cream parlor, v toWn'
5000 population, doing good BUSINESS.
Address 1873 care Forum. (aSo.
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WANTED-PraoticaI nursing. Phone
1504-J. f2IaS
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hONM An - ksOA3AD UAersd. 22t hVb,
@rts street.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL,
Lesson V.--Fourth Quarter, For.
Nov. 2, 1913.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.

Text OF the Lesson, Mum. xxii, &c,
1iv, TO- 1e-Memory Verses, Mum.
xHtWs IL. 13-GoIdsn Text, Jas. 1-8.
Commentary by Rev. D. M. stearns.
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WANTED-By young lady, position as
s~tenographer. Can give references,
Address No. 1877 care Fargo Forum.
80 (297l
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EOR SALE-Good s1x-room mousse, ce-
ment foundation, cellar, hardwood
N oors, electric lights. gas; nnoderats
cash payment. balance easy terms. 1852
care Forum. (289)
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RESTAURANT doing good business,
can give good reasons for selllng.
For sale cheap if taken at once. Phone
989-L or 306, 1st Ave. So. Mid. <tr)
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WANTED-Position as working house,
keeper. Woman with son, s Years
old. Good cook. Mrs, Alice kaufman.
379, 7th Ave. So. " (2963
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HOUSES FOE RENT.

FOR RENT-Nine-room modern house,
close in. Inquire 1908 Front ST., or
phone 1921. (296)
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o SALE-Hotel and restaurant In
good N. D. town; prices
175 care Forum. $780, .l (2SS)
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WANTED-Chef at Hotel Kindred, VAL
ley City, N. D. Must be first class In
every particular. Highest wages (298)
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I HAVE TWO QUARTER sections of
good farm land, close to station. in
Clay county, Mimi. Will consider ay-
Moorhead or a first-class automobile al
part payments. Apply 1877 Forum Of
fice. (tf)
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SPECIAL SALE-Light Brahmas, Black
Laagshans, Columbian W%yandottes,
S. s. Hamburgs and 8. C. White Leg
horns; these birds must move at once:
Ii interested write quick n get first
choice. Island Park Poultry Yards,
N. e. ltf)
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FOR, SALE-Practice, office furniture,
etc. The only physician In good
North Dakota town of 400; good coun-
miles. first class proposition for q
hustler. Reason for selling, poor
health. 173 care Forum. (s13)
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FOR SALE-Ladies plush coat, Worn
n half season. TIA, 10th Ave. No.
Phone 2408-J. (296)
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BWR SALEs-MeW. modern mouse: sig
rooms and bath; full basement: hard
good tioors and finish throughout; FOR
sale at a bargain on account OF owner
leaving city. Inquire at LA eth Ave
north. (299l
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NATURALIZATION as compositor or
bookkeeper by young lady with
about two years experience. Address
181 care Forum. T2e9I
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FOR SALE-Nice, clean, o4d papers
packages OF 50 for 20 cents; Lou for
26 cents. Forum office.
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FOR SALE-The only restaurant J n q
W. D. Putnam, Streeter. N. Oak. lS1a(
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FOR sALE-Restaurant In good live
town. also doing good business, In
modern building. Town of 100. Ad-
dress 272, Enderlin, N. Oak. l297D
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Nv AN . W Rs&aAGSM AA4 NaLL aus BAEALS
@ certain NUMBER cars OF 1nS hVruLu,
Do sure to ADDRESS our answerh ~
that number. IN care OF Forum. ThIs
Insure prompt attention.
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o EXCHANGE.

WANTED-Wild or improved lands for
merchandise: Have six good STOCKS
of general merchandise ranging in
price from $4,000 to $4,000. Land must
be priced right. w. T.. BosIey, Rugby.
N. Oak. (3I6l
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neering school will give you practical
Instruction.. write for information,
a225 Front st -as "
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED-Two or three furnished
rooms, modern, with or without
board; state monthly rate. z24. care
Forum. (tf)
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FOR sALE-Hotel. 20 rooms, in a live
N. p. town on the main line OF y. I.
will trade this for good improved n.
D. land or sell for cash. Address 1873
care Forum. tSAf)
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HELP wANTED-MALE OR FEMALE.

FURNISHED rooms, all modern house,
for Light housekeeping. 4o3 7th aye.
north. (tH)
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TTOR sALE--A strictly first-class gem
eral merchandise business, located In
a live town in the Red river valley;
anTIIaf pualness $4,000 n over no
dead stock; will require about $4,000 to
handle the business; party has good
reason for selling as he Is Interested
in other lines of business. Write l57
care 900
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-16
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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-16
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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-16
oSnass. Yos Wass Slaves, aad Taks
Yo1 Frssdoal
ny covINGToN HALL

..a"w-workers-'The simple wish to use the
-say power OF another person. q. a means Of
|'ns to one, own use or pleasure. is doubt
uss I"undaton Of slavery"
zen man ensaved and domesticated hts own
- suba'itu,ed the idea OF human beasts OF
~s Tor that Of human prey.
m cspti,es taken In war could be utilized
.esa instead OF being destroyed eaten a
JsMse means of production was secured
SHnsm marked decided advance on slavery
snv ~enusal with his LORDS The master grad
earned that hir-d labor uh- wage system,
aose profitable than forced labor, and the
& OF serfdom, like that Of slavery before
=. 10 give way to higher form Of organiss.
ptoancton tthe wage system).
~ - o'd da,s slavery consisted In the owner
~ me Individual with absolute right Of life
~ Ssh The slave was chained and guarded
pped much as convicts are today.
a,.sS me genius OF modern civiiisati tion has pro-
e1r. new and more polished form. which con-
vAs.A .SseD IN the Ownership OF the means by
NJ Inc s"e individual, lives. This is the most subtle
~ Aae'"as form slavery has ever assumed. for
~ .. moi being visibiy attached to his limbs
~ An wage sisv. In deiuded Into the belief
= H"e His freedom is that of a convict
YARD The prisoner may wander about
.so' escape. The prison walls surround
-. me wage slave 10 surrounded by the
.sns OF capitalism lie cannot escape
- -. NE CUES the sisn Private property
~ -, eehifon,s him. He may starve In free
e - w ne wishes To live he must sell himself
- ~ er' ,s.' OF mills. land and factories
w" poverty. shame ard misery the wage
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-16

system and the wage system alone. is responsible.
and Industrial union Is the only power that can
end II all. and the only way by which the working
eia.. can regain their freedom and humanity.
Statistics show that the wage workers all over
the country only get one-nfth OF what they pro-
duc, then n IL plain enough for any working
man to see and understand how the capitalists
hav. made their fortunes. and how the working
class hav. been reduced TO poverty through the
wage system.
II is not my object In writing this 10 tell You
much about the wage system. Neither is II my
object TO give you a lot Of amazing statistics
showip the profits your employer ts making OF
your labor power No what l want to do II 10 get
right down To a plain personal talk Win yo" aha
s.t vo, 10 do n little thinking and reading for
your own interest.
The earth 10 the gift OF nature. then IL stands
to all reason that u IL the common profert, OF All
IN. psopie 1T 1. the historic mission of the
working class to do away with capitalism The
army OF production must he ORGANIZED no, on.
also to carry ON production when capitalism sha'
have been oxerthrown.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-16

Tn. Lizard. Trail will not appear a musical
drama over the spot lights on the American stage,
but nevertheless will be as sensational as any
thing that ever played for two hundred and thir-
teen consecutive nights broadway.
The lizards Tran is but the name of a little
book containing photographic records OF the Grim
inais In the labor movement II denounces In sar-
castle ard uper-vitrioiie language all those who
have been stationed at post Of duty and have
failed 10 comply with the cast iron law of fedora
tion and cooperation during this strike on the
Illinois Central and Hartman lines.
During the progress Of our struggle to establish
the ideal of ONE FOR ALL AND ALL FOR ONE.
Individual criminals have played their eowardly
parts to make the cause Ineffective. Their story
will be told In the Lizards Trail. and who
excuses his conduct by past precedent will be
spared. Those who have adhered to class princi-
pies at the behest OF aduiterated authority will
find their names written in poisonous letters ON
the blood stained pages of The Lizards Trail
The book will not be for sale. and viii not be
distributed before the termination OF this strike
Al that time II will he sent TO all those who have
assisted us during the progress Of the strike free
of charge II YOU are not on our Live Wire
List" YOU should send US bunch OF subscribers.
and YOU will then be placed ON this list. Al the
termination OF this strike you will receive copy
Of the drama which IL being played In the under
currents Of the labor movement entitled The
lizards Trail
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-16
Hang on to the Rod.

Tn. Chicago a Eastern Illinois railroad At Dan
viii. IN is not In the market for machinistr AT
IN. pr,sept time, and because many are travelling
tn,a nanyulr with tn. expeetstion OF landing a
,ob IN. travelling fraternity 10 hereby notified tha'
IN, company H. not hiring anybody Just now no,
h.. 4, done so In the recent past. and from all
indications Will not do 80 In the near future hs
,h. .hops are not working "A full force 40 so"
nut spiitters who are not trassnnk NiA ph ~.
MN With a stapover allowance viii save time "
you HANG on To THE RODS In going thr"nsh
Danville.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-16
SEXTON HAND KILLED.

Hot'MA. La. dec 3-John Fields. a negro In the
employ Of the southern Pacific railroad company
In the section gang WAS KILLED Houma on the
HoumA branch YESTERDAY Tn. man attempted 10
wheels.