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The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21

I But we need not go into otheI
states to illustrate the unspeakabl,
brutalties still visited upon the I'm
fortunate by our modern society. Com
rade Bruce Rogers told, in last Sun
day evenings talk, OF the Free Speech
fight in Spokane, only a few years
ago. He related how twenty-eight
men were packed like sardines into
cage made for not more than three
occupants. They could neither ST
nor lie down. One tin pail was the
only sanitary convenience. Some OF
the prisoners were so i'll they could
not stand, but we're held up in a
standing position by men crowded
around them. Some never recovered
from the i'll effects of their torture
In Spokane's Jail!
To add to the torture, these help
less victims were drenched first with
hot and then with ice-cold water, on
cold winter mornings, at four O'Clock
the water being thrown on them at
high pressure from a hose.
In the free speech fight in San Di
ego, Calf, police victims we're forced
to drink water from the toilet, or fam.
ish. One man, in his agonizing thirst
actually did drink from the filthy
bowl. The convict ship Success
has nothing on the ruling class of to.
day.
Exploitation of the helpless for
profits in state penal institutions is
at the base of the terrible conditions
revealed. Some of these institutions
are in the hands of brutes placed
there through the political pull" of
big business interests. The prisoners
are at their mercy. There is practi-
cally no redress for outrages inflicted
Each prison in this country is, to a
the Success" 1t is a part of the in
dustrial system that permits one per-
son to live at the expense of many
others. If you approve of capitalism,
you approve of it's vicious prison sys-
TEN, and all that goes with it, 1t is
up to you to help change conditions,
in and out of prison, by a thorough
study of these matters, which will
make of you Socialist. Socialism Of
fers practical remedy for these
evils. And there is no other remedy.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21
CHILD LABOR
BY DR. HENRY VAN DYKE, in "Who Follow the Flag"

All, who these whom the vital bloom
OF life has wthered to the dust of doom?
These little pilgrims prematurely worn
And bent if they the weight of years?
These childish faces pald and forlorn,
Too dull for laughter and too hard for tears?
Is this the ghost Of that insane crusade
That led ten thousand children long ago.
A book of innocents, deceived, betrayed,
Yet pressing through want and woe
To meet their fate, faithful and unafraid?
Nay, for a million children
Are marching in the long, pathetic line
With weary step and wrinkled brow;
And at their head appears holy sign
OF hope in heaven;
For unto them is given
No to carry, but a cross to drag.
The load of labor, toilng underground
In dangerous mines and breathing heavy air
OF crowded shops; their tender lives are bound
TO service Of the whrng SCATTERING wheels
That fill the factories with dust and noise;
They the girls and boys,
But little Glands, - who blindy, dumby feed
With their blood the hungry god of greed.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21
MIR. ERICSSON EXPLAINS

Everett, October Is, 1916.
Labor Journal.
Gentlemen: In recent issue OF
the Northwest Worker the statement
was made that at the meeting of the
Taxpayers League, held at Riverside
Oct. s, | opposed a minimum wage
scale.
The facts are quite to the contrary
for | stated plainly and clearly that
was in favor of minimum wage; my
past record should be sufficient evi
dence of my ardent support of al
measures intending to bring about a
living wage. ask you, gentlemen, to
the end that justice may be done In
publishing this letter in the next is
sue of the Labor Journal, for regard
less of effect this misquoting might
have on my candidacy for Commits
sioner of Public Safety, | do not wish
to be misunderstood by my friends OF
organized labor whose interest | have
always considered my own.
Thanking you in advance for what
you may do to make nay stand and
feeling clear in this matter,
l beg to remain,
Yours respectfully,
CHAS. ]. ERICSSON.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21

Before you attempt to find fault
with Socialism find out what it is.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21
MAKE YOUR CHOICE

Blessed is even now our privilege.
We have our choice, to live as indvid-
uaIists, and on our death-bed look
back in despair on a dreary, hateful
life of play-acting, or, as Socialists,
fill our existences with those serious
moods that make the grand tone of
life, and in the hour of death stand on
the mountain-top as it we're, and see
with entranced eyes the rays of the
sun that will soon illuminate the dark
valleys below. | deem it worth ten
crucifixions to win for my memory
las a SociaIist) a fraction of the ador-
ing love which millions of the nobIest
men have felt for Chrst.-GronIund.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21
IN REPLY TO ERICSSON

Editor Labor Journal:
Mr.. Ericsson, running for the office
of public safety, denies that he op-
posed the minimum wage at the tax
payers league meeting. and as | am
responsible for the statement, as made
in the Northwest Worker, will state
just what happened.
d. d. Merrill, running for public
matter up at the meeting and in a
lengthy and wrathy talk opposed the
measure on the ground that it was
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21
READY IF NEEDED

Socialism has already a long roll
of martyrs and confessors, who have
been faithful to their convictions un
der calumny and misrepresentation OF
the grossest kind, who have died al
the barbados, who have pinned in ex
lie, in tropical swamps and Siberian
mines.-Kirkup Encyclopedia Britain
MICA writer, An Inquiry Into Social
ism, p. IT,
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21
ERICSSON is WORRIED

Editors Note.--The letter below, ad
dressed to the Labor journal, Ia pub
lIshed In the Northwest Worker with
the authors permission and will not
appear In the Labor journal, as the
latter paper is not In any way con-
oerned with the worries OF candidates
for commissionerships In the forth
coming election:
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21

VISIT THE ROSE AND SEE THE SOCIALIST PARTY
CANDIDATES ON THE SCREEN. THE ROSE Is ALSO FEA-
TURING THE sULLIvANCoNsIDINE VAUDEVILLE CIR
QUIT WITH SIX BIG ACTS.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21
MAGNATES ON TRIAL

Eleven directors of the New Eng
land transportation system, whose
combined wealth is over $5O0,000,OO0
are on trial in New York under the
criminal section of the antitrust law
They are charged with buying" state
legislatures and governors No mat
ter how the trials end these magnates
will not see the inside of a peniten
tiary.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21

Modern machinery can be operated
by women Modern industry, directed
by women, can produce enough to
care for armies. So civilization has
completed an upward spiral and re
turned just above the point where it
was when savave women did the work
of the tribe that men might devote
their entire time to fighting
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21
SPOKANE SOCIALISTS
IN THE FIELD

Comrades C. II. Bungay, A. B. Fer
guson and Samuel Andrew are the
three Socialists chosen to run for the
three commissionerships in Spokane.
There are Sc candidates in the field
and the Socialists are putting up a
good fight.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21

955 pages including 80 illustrations Cloth $500 net
NORTHWEST WORKER, 1912 CALIFORNIA ST.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21

In figures compiled from the last
United States census the National
Child Labor committee tells us that
there are in the United States $780,
225 child workers from 10 to 10 years
inclusive.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21

In the state of Georgia there are
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY THOU
SAND child slaves
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-10-21

"War, What For?" is for sale by
The Northwest Worker at Csc, post
paid, or copies for 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-09
ginnise @bruns
5iir perbiente Mitalieber Oef 5rausn.
nno Sunairnpen.@ercins Der
GD. Grot. St. gnulnS
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oar mb iSrau 9ouiie lseters. Die iilnf
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inne 9aba6t bate.
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glniprnfeu bon Dem oqperebrtenSeel.
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q. Hemeuj, iiberreid)t Duroen.
Nci aaiiee mo SUDDEN rpliroen
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juaenoIifen, taIeittirtcn gioIiniiten
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tet Don ieiner SdNpciter Srl. Nina
MeIielmonn 81 @ebor brnfte. las
9}eraicitit Die 6eier in 10 prad)ttger
@eiie arrangirt 81 buben, gebiibrt
Serrr 9nitor a., 9semrn3 umS ben
5lauer $Opper lmo 6. Mebling.
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brint nurbe umgelpebt. - Sas Saus
oss sSohn Sonts itiir5ts Suiammsn. -
Das 6aus bts Sermann plater ipurs
be aIsihfdtIs aus benz 5uuodmsnt gss
bobtn.
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plat ipirbsn bic SiaIlunsen non g.
R. Brabi.p une Gem Warion benos
Iirt. Die getpobner pon aatonio uno
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bs aeftlsubtri. Sbits uub Shdttens
bGum, purbtu entipurSsIi. qu4 all
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BE pohnhail ipurs. our6 GIasiplits
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81. gouiiasiusiirhe a6stbOben. Die
5riimm.r iitlsH in bds Srnrs Der
Sirfle. rpoburf Elm Gb1ten BON mebs
r.r.r iauf,no Dollars b.ruriaht puy.
he. Die 8Gter b,r SGuier BON Wm. |
Wob unb Games Wortsbsrrp on Der
WsIi DAT Strnb. fpurbsn auf bic !
Strabe binabg.ipebt. 8raoD's S6dn,r |
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6apfes fortaspent spprbe. - Die Obj
feliops Sall IN sum 8stras, ron
$500 befdl1biat.
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Yrnsramm lit fertig.
@ie bic Notwithstanding am
Samitaa sIbenb in Der N!uiif.
babe pOr lid gebt.

Die 5syren, lpeIdsn bon Der 0euts
ften uno Seiterrsi6iff llngari.
idsn SiIfsgsislli6uft Die 2lrrnnge'
ments fir Die WlaFsntunbsebuns
iibertrdgsn purbsn, babsn tiid,tig &C..
arbeitet, iobab bic 9orbersitunssn itBt
i6on in alien Details gstrOffen finb
unO geitsrn Oas Yroaramm aufge.
itslt perbsn tonute. Die geriamm.
lung ipurbe betanntlid anberaumt,
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tunq mub nutiirli6, TaQs Der prOtsft
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iein bab bic Muiitbuae BEL 8eitem
ni4t bic WenifenmdiIsn auf3unebmen
rermaa. bic iih siniteaen tperbene
lnb Die Concentration por ben 9bos
ren fortgeieBt perben mub. Die pros
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ltatt uno ale 0sienigeH, uelhs nur
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pini6eH, limb auFgefOrbert, burt i6r.
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foIgsnbe prrgramm puroe geittrn
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gefest:
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Gemeinfames 2ieb Star
Spansleo Banner"
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ben 8oriiber 6errn Stanlep gopbIe,
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ter Qlfreo &. Nippert.
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Saie e:San.

Die fir atiterr ano.Taaten Gpi.Is
fir bic .Rsbs" unb ..Risisn" in Rem
gort, Fir bic .,Gubs" unb Super
bas" in groc,lpu unb fir bic .Guds
ters" uno ~8rnSss" in Bolton muBtsn
peasn Reaens unb naTeH SpielpIabes
unterbIeiben urb ouf morsen als 5feis
Is Don 0oppeIIpieleu gum gustrus
peri6p6sn tpsrbeu.
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fanb asftsrn in Qbilabslpbia stpii5sn
BEN .0uGters" unb .ptraten" nit
bsm folgenben ReiuItdt itatt:
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6eute Ra6mittaa Doppeipief sipis
iten unfersn ,.Rebs" unb ben .Riss
len" i'm Rem gpr.er pOIpspari.
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Sac snbfisf bts gIten5tims
Gas Serbitfeit bee slItenGeims luiro
am 25, September besansen
iueroen.
Die Scrbanblnngecn Der scitriscn ii
rettorinms.Sitnns.

9as beuriss SerbitfeIt bes beutider
Gltenbeims piro am Gdmitag, %
Sepember, Guf ben Sriinben Der 4n'
| itaIt itattfinben. Die 9amen bes Ql,
tenbeims iperbsn ben Serren bes Dor
itanbs bic t6attrdftisIte llnteritiibune
anaebeiben laiien, Inn ni6t MIR aIler
9eiufern einige frobe Stunpen Su
peribaffsn, iontern aud, einen mOg.
li6it aroben FinanSielIen Grfpls gu err
aielen.
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tes 9iseprdiibenten Serrn Gbas. 9ubl
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g. 9uTd; 3sitihriften urb Bidder
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43430 in Der Saiis DertIeiGen.
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Mich. Seifrisb unb Sobn Sttsrmnnu.
Die Serren 0sinrib Subre, 70 Sabre
alt unb 43 Sabre in 9omilton Gouns
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alt unS Sulius 6ufbom. 68 Sabre oil
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pom @ereir bic 6errsn gl. StroIIsr
unb Grnit Strubbe.
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6errr ghas. glbrttt 1T Der @ersir
benuhri6tiat pcrbsr, bah iis aus BEN
Ratlob Der Quitolt $500 iiberfpsiisH
lriirte. Der 9oriiano 5ei6Ios. Der
5amilie isinen 8nut ousjubriidsn.
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Ssr,lOIs gQnitsr.

@eacn iieben ltbr Jeitern Moreen
fnnb 5rm aurcea. bon gto. 1886
Clifton sioenue, por ihran Snnie einsn
netgcborenen Sin1ling pctblidien
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mar. Soiort BON Der 4oIi5ei angr.
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23 Sabre aIte leila Sor, bon ser
2oper siiuer sionb. mar. aei6e
,Srauen ipurben perbnitet uno Der
SdiiaIing iunb pcrIduiio in Der Sin.
berbeimnib sli,fnabnle.
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s3.it infoIse Der eiuetitiiBtsn gdums
Iuno sriimmer unpaiiirbar.
9n Clifton trurot bas S6uls
baus pclIitGnbis bsmoIiri. 5iinfunbs
sDansis Sduier tpurben abssbatt.
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Clifton oii9el purbe tbeiIpsiie ssr.
fort. 1rsi aiuber, psIhs i5on in
tiefsm ShIai Iasen. ipurbsn nus ibren
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Doh bes Granb Sianb icrtgefpebt
unb mad bem 9an 5eIb e.,ragtn.
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de sur llnbsiIedim gmpfdnanib III
cerari aebostn, Odb baburch bic dng.s
meine Sihsrhsit oeidfrbet III. Die
poIi1si bat btbbnIb ben gsiu6 Der
STRIDE per5oien. bis bas 9rsllS dbae
npmmM iperbeu unb an ilhtrs SteIs
asbra6t pirb. 1ds gadftsine.eduo.
an Der Monument Strabe. 5piTa.n
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be iiar. bsiGGpigt. 9as 8a6 Der
Grbftol Srt so. ON ubtren gnb. Der
Rsunisn Strate fpurbe fcrissps6t.
9as brsifiSdias 9eb6ube an Der Rorbs
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Strnbs ipuroe als gefdbrlih bessihs
net. ba bns obere Stodpsr, polIftdnbia
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osrleti.
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gDeiie psrlssi. Srau 20. g. Ruta be- |
rem 6aus glsihfdlIs bemDlirt purbe. |
lpuroe BON SriimmerH eetroffsn uno
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3uitanb als beffnunsslos erI6einen
ldbt. Sohn a.mmit ipurbs Irhtpsr Der
Issi, als isiH Saus SuIommenltir3te. |
Dos 2 iiOdias Saus Der frau oatisns
beller ipilrbs BON btm Grian einae,
usht. Die 5nmilit, ipslte iia aliits |
.ih ins ifreie reiiett. Bate Elm inappes
sntfnmmeu. Tds Glsmsre gaptiii |
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Ddfer abeebcben. - 9as Saus bes
u. Dapis purbs polliiGnbia ruinirt.
Oos 6aus bon CHARTS WeIiermann
uurbe aus bsm funbament esboben.
Ods 6dus b.s @m. Ddpis tpurbe ser.
TORT. 'Frau glisabetb perfins. ipelbe
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purbe. ba Der ShorniieiH auf fie fi.l,
rbebIidb Dsrlest. ell. Drnatpau's
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-09

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