The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-26

| ana general conservatism.
 Moreover that the revolution is a real revolution in Russia is dawning ests that have been not slow to re- cognize the value of a Russian au- cracy', as above outlined in the 'de- 1 mocratic" Wall Street Journal. And there is lots of material coming out of that country which makes many of the privileged interests in this
 land sit up and take notice.
 Among the Everett prisoners who
 were released following the acquit- 1 tai of Thomas Tracy when the
 Snohomish county officials treated
 the United States constitutional l guarantees of free speech and free
 assembly as scraps of paper was one
 Nick Conaef He was a Russian and he returned to his native land
 IS soon as he got his liberty. He
 writes back new and tells all about i it. IL is dated May and it reads
 as Interesting matter and matter
 that is or ought to be instructive these days by all wise enough to take heed He thus describes his
 reception:
 We were, first of all, invited to
 the palace of the former governor,
 which is now occupied by the Com
 mttee of Public Safety. Here the
 committee met us en bloc and the
 chairman delivered speech in
 which he invited us to take our old
 places in the fighting ranks of labor
 to continue the fight for real econo-
 mic liberty. All committees are
 composed of workers representing
 different organizations. We were
 invited to make our homes, tempora-
 rily, in the "Ochrana" building,
 which has been heretofore the head
 quarters of the Russian political
 police and the scene of much suffer-
 ing and many tears of the fighters
 for freedom. And now the whole happy bunch of us is here, eating !, and drinking, finding out more } about bow everything happened and discussing the future problems
 of the fight for freedom in which , each of us will be able to do his . share.
 We arrived here on May 3rd and learned that since May day all labor in Russia has ceased to pro- : duce profits for the parasites. Every where there were parades with , hundreds of thousands of workers ], participating in every part of Rus sia Most every branch of industry is organized and what is not is in , process of organization. And these 5 organizations are nearly industrial in form I say nearly" because
 they are not divided by crafts, but : follow roughly the industrial form 7 They are class organizations any
 how, though with some defects due l to lack of experience and the fact 1 that workers here have been denied ? the right to organize openly for sc long.
 Even the army is organized, and C organized on democratic lines. Of } ficers are technical workers" il 9 command of this organization anC I responsible to it. 1 witnessed, while - visiting the Soldiers Council, how I generals were compelled to repor l to that body. The soldier is a: | great as the general. They are co - workers. Provisional governors ex | ist nominally with the power rest |. ing with the Council of Worker! 0 and Soldiers
 e It is not likely that those wht
 have taking a lead against radical g ism in this country are going to ge E much consolation from Russia. No |. any privileged class is going to pro l. fit by Russia to great extent. : No doubt the Wall Street Journa spoke the truth when it described h the forms of government whicl C were progressive assertions of thu ' peoples will".
 The people are going to have s whole lot more to say than the. n ever had before There is to b' s more response to their demands S they will actually wipe away th' y Tzars of finance and industry ant y political states one with another il h a thaf cnnnfrv of RuSSia-fhaf lanl