Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-02-24
WORKERS Of ALL CLASSES
AND CRAFTS MUST UNITE
Student of Todav's Problems Gives
Cause and Remedy.

contend that discussions dealing Wit
present day isrusr til. ouls ones
""rth while. and "A discussion of TINS Mind
II ih place any time Pr II H. oulb
through the oppression of our ideas auG
| 'a'h VIII w. ever lie able To edutat. our
-'iAts, and be free from the -hhmS and
sup.rsiIilons that have been fastened up-
nh IL 81 long. That IN the midst
"f Al Industrial depression-h.nc unrest
=eannoi be denied Tho=. Who ignor. u
al. either misinfotn.d or ar. not inform
~ Al all and those " no regard IL as a
Joke certainly have a mlsfit sense ~
hnm"r II may b. that III" whole thing
~ simply psychological depression.
but believe me. the d.lusi"n hits mighty
hard
Many reasons are given Tor III" causr
4 H.. present unrest, and lust as many
political and economic doctors are at
AT X. each fighting the other to put his
remedy In operation. AZ result. the
present adm Illustration has seen TT to
ereaie a Federal Commission To Investigate
industrial conditions In tn. nited states
and II has hut recently mad. its first r"-
port To Congress. This report presents
>nms cardinal osuses Of Industrial unrest.
Generally agreed upon hy employer ami
sn.fiuN, alik" Agitation and agitaturs d
higher fis. IN prices COMPARED wit.
aases. unequal distribution of the pro-
iueis of industry, low wages long hout
re some Of the causes given. hut So far
haAr been unahl. To hear of tn. on.
sdnse the one responsible FOR 1t all II
Is industrial development
II" Nhri Improvement In industry Ia
~ past twenty -fiN. N.afs has brought
Lit = rtlll gT.ater demand for still
| Gatsr Improve ment. and that this would
1 -. IT, Inevitable outeom. VAS pointed "t3i
l"ns tso 10y more than one far-s'einA
| 'fatnomi~i Now n. question ariseS
Whit ~" YOU going tn do about IL T.
' IS uld b." foolish To attempt IL fght hr,i.
T. evolutionary development and fndus
aaial arrangements The restoring 80 tuu.
fii'nfs In the masses som. would haN
| 1s h'i.,r and the RESIGNATION II r"ndi-
= H. Il tie past. will not so1Ns the pru'.-
I'm "" 'tun"t turn back IL. wheel rf
/ sfalutinn thar rolls on with irteSistihlr
] tszss fntth' ring tbe concentration g.
/ industries a. ~ present l. further t"
~ len N, Rulf between capital and lhh'f
| nj ne love between tn. two viii .ftr
Il: :.: :s:s Of i, 'ss n. .:s"'"' :;"
industries should he owned and operated
,aw.r .s' o 0,srnmsS, onm, ri. a. 10 nresk w..
eliminate the cause fsr industrial di~isi"ii
ef society. into two hostile camps. only
, society for the diffslA between that
which Is produced an which IL con
-umed. come to an I. ne argue that
sueh chang wonf hpossihic. and
eould not be put into Sdl>0lL-ful operation
| Rnt such uttsrances come from the view.
| fainf Of those whose minds ARE 81 bur
| dsnei with ideas the results Of ihslr pre-
| s.ht environment that they cannot imaE-
ine how things would be In another state
| toU r~W Law.
| II j. With the deepest regret that
| learn ~ th" defeat NJ the Full crew Law
| III Missouri for viii haN. its effect ou.
al tfaium"n elsewhere. and add NOR, I..
aur pie-cIrd' army Thu PsnnSA II auia IS.
+ a4aN KIN kiug On uur duors ith thr same
1 object Iu view ~ that IN Missouri rt.
#eI# ,Wpl"N"~ tte being co.rr.sd into sign
TX a fHtitI"u 20 b. presented II tn, Lex
Slatur'. aSkiuE The rrreaI pf T.. npN tN-
IstiuE fAl trrW LAW IN -stlafi.d ,t.-
f#tN#. Al" ied tn h"lisfo that aainE
H#tNafss. ], EtSiattou, ttr5 tn an not go
Hesf ans furth"t advances In Nage=. h~r'.
fha necessity tnr wiring ont this obtr,.
t.auahl. law
N.at astounding .ttleus. nf siurtd.t.
= "aHld 70" N W. should. NIfhntIf = fig.f
fleV th's' lAWs s8 dsar Io L. aud frI
w b5.h No paid So muct. Ia Ia. ali ur,i,
hF fbe legislatures aud eouftS II .N..
-, had Intelligence Ia flrazt Tor antthIrL
4 should he to maintain this Nv
Iaoss this attitude IN tn. par Of ts.
, iasunSNlt anita railroad in seeking tie .t4t
/ + m" ,mpluNe to defeat ths athrr 'u'
demonstrate the imperative us.i If .
Closer bond ~ unity beiW.rn H. tit
1link Of ~. and then consider how ira-.
! II l. hat one must actually persuade
| Wot kingmrn to unite II II Nsrs only TIVE
| i. Ulniter had to cambat II would b,.
| 4 aiush Hlt IL IL our nWn fellow WORKER
W. must Nght the hardest The great
| fsauhi. t. the majority al workers ar,
handed dawn TO- them. hence thfN alwaNs
| sot. far the loudrsf rirer Of pramis.s
| T. Is MT until realife that W. uur-
| -tlses ave m" power All w. eyer ct.
Iasffs, Member Lodgs NJ ~. in Train
men's Journal