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whom the immigration Commissioner
had issued warrants.
with the booty that was piled up in
Chief Flynn's office following the raid
were several mail bags filled with let-
tcrs These will be opened IN the
morning, when Chief Flynn. who was
out OF town last night, returns. 1t is
understood that he will question all
those sent last night to headquarters.
one Of the men who was freed after
ne had been brought down town was
Jacob Uden, of 26 East Second Street
an honorably discharged soldier. who
nursed large bump on his head.
caused. he said, by a blow received
when he resisted arrest Uden charged
that the raiders were unnecessarily
rough IN their handling Of the prison.
ers, and kicked and pummeled many Of
them
The Industrial Workers of the World
nave launched campaign to organize
all German workers in America under
their banner, according to information
which has fallen into the hands of the
police here
Circulars have been distributed an
nounclng that the sentiment Of the
wage slaves at present is such that we
may not delay a minute longer" and
informing the German workers that am
L. W. W. organizer will be in the citv
on November 20 "working west and
fully equipped with literature, applica-
tion blanks, etc"
This movement is understood to be
backed, not by the Industrial Workers
organization alone, but also by the Boil
SheVlk and Sparticidc elements in this
country. As a result Of this informa-
ton close watch Will be kept on radi-
cal leaders and radical meetings held
IN this city. Information that the po-
lice are on the alert already has re-
suited in the calling off of the Com
munist party meeting here. which was
to have been held today to celebrate
ton of the Soviet government in
Russia
The circulars in the possession Of
the police are entitled Der klasscn-
kampf" The Glass War" The tort,
which is in English. follows:
"Fcllow' Workers.: The German |.
VI. W members have arranged with
headquarters to have Der kiassen-
@ampf.' the new German !. ". W. paper
nov appearing t"icc a month, pub
lished weekly as soon as possible 1t
is believed that all preparations nee
essary to enable us to begin with the
weekly publication viii be completed
by November 20.
engaged in getting out literature of
very description. And as soon as a
sufficient amount is on hand we viii
send out an organizer so work all
states east Of Chicago in the inter
ests Of Der assenkampf' and the l..
W W
1--WE are quite certain that with your
assistance and that of all other
German fellow workers this tour will
prove successful The sentiment Of
the wage slaves at the present time is
such that we may not delay minute
longer but commence working the tie d
at once, and we are quite confident that
it will result in our gaining many
thousand 'Klassenkampf' subscribers,
as we'll as a large number of !. ". W.
"Now. fellow workers, let us hear
from you whether or not you are in
position to arrange for one or more
meetings in your district. and we, in
turn, will advise you just exactly when
the organizer will be in your city He
Will start in New York on November
20, working West, fully equipped with
literature. application blanks. etc.
"Nours for Industrial Freedom,
The Press Committee,
"'Der Klassenkampf,'
German Propaganda Branch, l. WV ."
The calling off Of the Communists
meeting, Harry Winitsky, secretary of
the party local! eXpla med, is due to the
report that says the police had planned
20 break up the meeting with risk Of
bloodshed or death to those present.
The statement reads in part:
We know that plans have been la id
by the authorities which will result in
tho Killing and iniuring Of men. women