The free press., 1914-04-23

the eigut hocf day al ouid be recos n,zed !u quartz and not in placer mines as well.
 Suppose the quartz miner were l. Say that his quartz mine could Lot stand it. Than people would tell him he has got no mine.
 At anyraie the workers of this .distrlct who follow up mine work ing are going to accept it tna. the eigh, hoar iaH is in vogue for pla- cey Aiuts 8 wsil; and those who have g1ound which wi l aot s;anu if the eight Lour Gar, may a4so make nP tueir .mI4as ,ua. t4eir grouod vii no. stsua fer sle ten Lour or twelve hour working day,
 h unity ,s strength. To gain any tbinz Il this world the workers n.u stand t5getle1. Ii they GO, al tain.s gre pes olg, the m~i4 thing is solidarity. sd Win solidarity an 4ccoM. .ssaea tae., the workers call laesh At ta- eonseqas nees.
 Fer |; l. ne workers NhU talk the cL .l.c=s IL tu.s mi ing prcp2si lion aI. gaa wa5 throogp. H. r.sk. hi. A.e, ai- ..gs.tl, h.- leisure, his reasl-e. h. tyerytLing tEel Make- lfe w#tn ,ir.as, to p-ov,de what isrta.i5 Io ou.neern oi his it al poa.s .tr t1a 1oss. Il il ninins ylntu1, eoos n9t p2y. the boss .oses n-t9sc A.= uaa!th TO. LIs lie but ja.l a e@ Co..ars. ba. Le may De pes. = lbiosn ilto tae slave ma letaua y1ulr- is th- Da:s Tao dee L.: or u hat above all oEaer con | ageal.-s. EYerytn ng e!e wouls De pic:-I.al. ,o tNin. ou. an exist- euce se g vase worker, tsking the ,chance ot Io=ag lie, health and coafo.. tor auo.A-r.
 Ia var2i..g e.ass and the en- ll1yias c'ass s n emp oyine class haze 10 .hiae n common | hey bave intele-t9 a.m5.t di~mesrically op- 1o-c. L. oaa anotLer and that is all the ao.c "a on why the workers in cyrf su .z.e, this eight hour day suaHs ,e res, n ust depend u, on ,ssus, lvts alone.
 Inc ue3d ,ook for 10 sympa thy in tbs struggle out sile their own cas-. The otzers Tn this conmnni- ty vii s.rpg-ls along noblY what ever g condition of the workers may bo. They can make living off mining labor no matter how that mining labor is remunerated. and ther do not want to see things ch ,n.s4 a Iilt,a bit.
 They want what they consider wei. eGough, let alone, for anE thing is wi! enough with the other class G just a.. long as ths V get their mo dicum from ihs product q wage slavery"
 Now yau vcrkers oi the Tanana Valley what do you ta.nk o1 eTg~n- ;1ino iar ,he purpose of let trlng ,.onr [. nli.ior? Stop wo king on fe3roa'; and get the best cut of your Lo,d earned wages. Are you ever ec t9a o get ,i:ed of the d1ty bunk i'7..s ' VOL are iorced to live in? a~sq,u +vsr z ing to get tired ot : {o. er,ye1 from pl.sr to p7st m ,,d.r,, fad jo5? Wat 17 the " st,tr 4i,h you anyway? Orgahiz5 aa3 sc,. rot for Go1,s sake, bat for "a" ,,r '1,' oTn .nke. Stand up Ike men .nJ I Gemand your rights and quit N':4 ;4.pa nn vour he,lY before ;he
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 ere of these Fourtn of July ofa- ms who cay that the mlners are n ,,cEn,ne of the coun-ry" that " .n are ,hs BACKBONE. every
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 ou organize Frlm the ana 'ts' :
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 .,ting their roft. ct ot you, ! ou U, ,rk.rs ara the poo ace'7 0l aa' .-s,lta and all othsls are faIa'i,ss t,s, os worll rests upon you, and you ,ns Yase courage from tn" exhhl. ~. hy yuur trather workihg