The chronicle=news., 1914-06-01

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necessary the taais~ ssi,si' Hos
sssas the sirss days a IRE strike
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ssa sal Of karks. hsases sd ahusfd
sad sss stsisrss sis.d arns. whose
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the psbiie Aishus,e sAesia tis-
10 ssk IN all faiss~a ahoai the os' :
ssss os orsss~s - wh~s shossAsd
armed su~siiiAs sasrusa4eti our
eamt-. shattered our Aoaes With hui.
lets. shos oas ehildsva aaa murdered
our a~s.
That sii hape~sed bstose the mi.
lNia esae 10 The sses1.
"Ass 'sss . voss Tor cor saisoasi
euAsa. They eaa~. thnss hoys. aad
iivr.: IN oss miass for five asnaShs.
aad = hrAv-s. eleaaer as.s more s-a.
ti~naaiy crowd of aea and hoys
~oa;i bc hard so fiaa. They let,
their hoa~s. easiaess sad srhc.ss ~
the cali of the ssaic. And for what
rurr-c,c' Was Il - He,ea King Rob.
insow and Alma 1.sffcssy declared.
solely tn project tho corporations:
We ~mi.haiicaily declare No. They
came iato the field uapscjudiecd.
treating uaSon. aoa.uaSoa and noa-
susnbatants all like. Ocncsai Chsse
and his officers tried In kiadiy.
huamaneiy manner to restore. What
was the re.alt' Those sane earrii-
las. who for wceAa had heca carrying
IN . relentless warfare. insaltcd tho
state. General Chase and tho aaiion-
al suard by offering them sixteen
worn cut guns. and eachinx all tho
eood cncs away.
Then tho troubles OF the national
guard started. up to this time the
strikers had put In their time shoot
Ing up coal camps. killing deputy
sheriff and guards. heating and In
simidaiinR people. hut that had to
cease when the national guard came.
and their hatred Of the men who held
them In check crew n time went on.
luntIi such a few militiamen remain
cd. that they. the strikers. boastc,i
that they would wipc out the tin
lAviiiics.' and then capture and burn
our homes. and murder our people.
IT II useless to 70 over the battle
OF Ludlow. Hut let me tell yon. tho
women and children In tho camps.
with white drawn terrified faces.
hfding in cellars. cavcA or any place
Of concealmcnt. sent prayers to their
Maker for tho brave. loyal handful
cf mllitiatncn Who. with few citi-
sens. were fighting for their very
Hives. their homes and their families
And no matter what comes in the fu-
Uirc. the women IN the mining towns
ahdrwo are many. yoa can count III
~ the hundreds. will thank God for
stsen like General Chase. Major Ham.
rock aud Lieutenant nt1Linderfcit. D
| i"And let US, the rikht minded
women OF tho state. how our heads