The evening world., 1914-03-09

to overthrow these institutions. We
believe they will be pushed out Of
power by the steady growth OF revo.
lutaonary labor.
Later the shops and mines and
mills will be filled with I. w. w. men
ahd they will run them to suit them
selves. Tho police will DO helpless.
hurt anybody. We would begin by
fixing hours and amount Of work to
10 done and later the Plutocracy
would b squeezed out entirely.
Tho process Of . great change
cannot bs fully fortoid. ! am not
authorised to state my opinion a. TO
how this greatest revolution will
take place. At present tho business
Of the I. W. w. 10 to get the hest
terms possible for the working class
everywhere. including tho unem-
ployed. bue we must teach them TO
respect themselves and not act az
beggars. They must demand thlngs--
az they did last week. Tho spectacle
OF large and perfectly useless build
ings. warm and comfortable, stand
Ing empty while tho men who built
them are Pressing on the outside In.
spired our young organizers with the
Idea OF leading them to tho church 10
demand entrace and food"
The RED Virgin" OF fiotion At f,rst
said young organiser" meaning that
church raid idea. When this v"s
asked pointedly she hastily removed
the burden from Tannebaum's shoul.
ders
CRITICISM OF THE TRIAL OF
THE RAIDERS.
But no law was broken she went
on. land by no stretch OF the lima gin
alton could any civilized Judge think
those boys had earned sixty days in
the workhouse. The scene at the
man named Green. ono Of those Ar
rested. testified to certain facts about
entering tho church. These facts
were In favor Of our boys, and the
lawyer for the defense reserved him
az a witness In other cases. Green
remained outside. and our assistant
lawyer saw him talking TO the police.
and when no took tho stand again he
contradicted himself. Our LAWYERS
Judge ignored the situation. In fact.
the whole trial showed religious pref
udice.
1T 10 my opinion that no Justice
can be obtained In our courts for
working men who offend the employ
Ing class. Our future course will do
mend upon the situations that arise.
We have made no mistake yet, and
we wOA't now. There IL no fear of
the 7. W. w. blowing up anything or
doing anything violent. They have
orsa nized plans and great hopes for
the future. Only the hopeless resort
to violence. Tho old time unions ex-
meet to live forever under the capital.
| list class. and they have periods OF go
ing mad with pain and disappoint-
ment." (Here she vigorously excorl-
atsd the American Federation OF La
hor. it's ofYicers and members) The
I. W. w. 10 never discouraged. Our
bows are happy even II hungry
This In the revolution OF all time
The fight II hero now. Bloodshed II
here. Murder In being done In tho
mills and mines and on the rail-
roads"
So Jane Rolston finished n TRADE
against things az they are. And, In
cidentally. she declared rhe greatest
man In the world In Vincent ~
| joint" DO you know Vincent 81
John? lie II the w. w. National
Secretary and lives In Chicago.
And then this woman-stvied thu
"Red virgin"-aspreSseI fear tina,
cs-haps she had "said too much"
"Rut, please" sh~ cautioned tho ~
portev as Re stnrted way. "dort leave
out any Of 'hs tot things 7 said"
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