Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-11
Saturday Morning, August II, 1917.
THE WOBBIY PROBLEM.


 The heaviest blow struck at the l. W. W. men, the Bsbee deportation of July 12 Every western northern community afflicted by this plague of loaferdom and intimidation is looking to Bisbee the bright light wilderness of industrial unrest pro- noted by the who will do everything but work. Bis bee solved question by sudden and terrfy ing blow She her copper strike and brought rlete peace and the entire district in a day
 But her work did not end on that eventful July ing Never for since has her vigilance relaxed Sragglers missed by the big net had to be gathered time and sent Sullen, vicious, revengeul by the score all carrying red cards in their pockets and in their hearts, had to be turned back every day from gates
 Bisbee is most fortunately situated in this regard. Walled by mountains and sheer heights. there only upper and lower passes of the valley and gulch two by which one from outside may here. It is simple and practical guard great made by when she rnged this with her battlements Only the avowed enemies of industry have been barred Only the agtators and redfaggers propagandsts have been turned away. Whosoever will but these may come Even men of the Columbus camp admitted here and have gone back to work.
 And the west is still looking to keep beacon light burning bold stroke aroused public sentiment unbearabe tactics of these enemies of system civilization it had been reused before. But even more than swift sudden and successful act of the deportation has our resolue since then keep the district inspired honest everywhere to fight these disrupters to the end.
 Bsbee has taken the successful resstence to the w W. Every industrial centre in the grip this serpent has taken heart at daring and our resolution. The means have never been questioned by the great of the public sentiment of the nation No how snake is killed just it is dead And besides country is and breeds brave and resoute hearts to meet disorders home well as perils abroad
 No country ever entered a but that had traitors at home with which to deal And country ever won war that did deal with them promptly and deter mnedly Witness the case of Russia since the revou- tion.
 Bisbee is making a bold and perseverng effort to keep her copper mines full capacity. Her example is an inspiration She hated by the wobblies than any other city in America proud of the enemies she made To keep them away is still her problem To lead the way a movement that will break the power of the w. w. in the west is. to mind, a most worthy and patriotic ambition.
 Governor Campbell is here investigate this stand this city has taken It IS a situation solve But then all situations arising from wobby propagandas are hard to solve The wobbly has low cunning well as nerve and energy and perseverance in bad cause He during the the best time to strike He knows that there is special law yet to his particular and obnoxious He always be de- pended upon to go dares He will dissemble. threaten whine he thinks may him best He will burn or beg, depending entirely upon the crcum- stances.
 The governor and citizens have only the best in of this community heart The has the and citizens have their community to protect Surely both be done. The wobby is o1 mighty thin ice He has ventured too far It well be this gubenaoral visit that he and his sympathzers provoked hope of undong all that Bisbee has done will act as a boomerang and recoil upon his guilty head