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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
lsys Of Pictures un,ss+s.s

MHhklna jVgS aiN Ess t,'VyI is. - y go
RAc~e sitAssIt written lAtsga~s s,
have tvff h~hsnd tssess rude carvings
snd messls 30 attest the tars whoa
Az lASi4sstrs alana thai as.~alssl y
ihls sscseat aiavtitr sith pictures
that nlatrsi. IL did net have 10 wsst
lcer 20 ss~ Whether (, auald iie ar
feurish A dtFra years sgn the mo-
Ilan p.etars business, rs NJ nov Enew
u. I'D hot Exist Toiay the Ameft.
t=et Yss'ssss" ssssisssss4. .esA s.aaxlas aiss
tur~ tacatcrs. makes 5saaat1a Wis
us To- ,hen q year snd Spends SRA
e,l6a annao'iJ fos this amus~mcnt
The Nafieas business
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
REDUCE LARGE, WASTE
IN CELERY SHIPMENT
Transactions Indefinite Because
a Lack oil Grading.


lgSvvparea ~ tAs t}atta4 staass neRAgs-
as4A u A1sg .4iI@Ts1
@RgAsb eeseg1~ "a The raa.rkeg terra
a2piiesi 10 cesery thar IL sassn fNSa
the neld snd pseSsNi In rral~s ai1h hs.
tie o. 90 sFsaaEains lGuRs&siaoGs IN
suasa crAvry always are g,osr 81 less
iHbestpits, Sessa~r ~ TIE 'Ack ~ grad
iEg The tar~sa at tnAsSetS, Usitea
STATES r>tgArtmeat ~ Agriculture has
aasa eoa4asglAg Investigations N ths
r~lery markets u >es iosk. New jrr-
e-y. Pennsylvania aud ohio. 10 ieaga 4
Il wfii b~ practicable 10 esfablisA
standard csivry grades. la ipiA shs
railroads rrp,rted thst 1850 cayieads
VI csiery had hsen ssosrd treSa ,hs
states nsentio0esi- ard thai naass ~
II was shipped ia tb@ ruSgA
The establishment II two seadss ~
rVUga cvIery sogld eliminate much
waste ard woeId ~uable arslrvs and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
But ne MADE FINE SPEECH
: act mat Candidate . Jnt SAy Nhat
rte Ma IalkNs ApoUt Was
Really 5uat Matte

We'll la,1 usve3 N,.> Mauroi.b
4 her b.aand "aay o6lg al ,oa
hlak ~ lUg ,t.yyh ~ e4 p ma
late ipr parliament ~ ~, DiHt o.gV
tear
tih N9rS. b. vtNs'r great
,e,-'aas,t,. N~...,s,ss.i 6,J ls,s'Atul ~,
init ,n3s cualaeutsd his wtgr ihtd
W. eptak TOR 'uns :" 4
lack Mnruu2h NhtsUtd
-Nc> uS drar lie cuult beat ryrG
y,ar ,tx II thr earnc, hs' rdii"i ha
nogpu%y ''llc s,s'A" tw thet ~Atd
hours r. -" s''.
Mc. Aoaruugh ~H accustomed o.
$40 husband I,bes and shs l,t 4 lS'ss
unanswered
What d.i he tal& ahotnf' she qacs
ri
"A NnarouSh scratched his hrad Ia
,ret91.ty
lnuf - fhas ~ u. be- answered.
a hy hr didn't cxttls say -
L,fnas~t NusWer~,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

receivers 10 place their orders sad
les on net~ d.tnitr basis The
first grade. as contemplated ~ the
specialists abe ssv conducting the In
y~ssiga ti,sn, uasid lneiua~ squad stock
that 10 practically FIRE from pithy
stalks stalks that have zone to seed
or nv damaged from disease 81 In.
sects A ninlunr, diameter fov this
grade Of IA. incses w.aid he fxed The
SECOND grad. would ihsSnsie any evl.ry
tbs; did ae, meet tae requirements fer
the FIRST grade.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
soy ~ x,sA,ssn Get. Action,

Midshspman J l.. storey, hu, OF
p~shst-- eagh,e~n, the sole surviving
e6sr~r II the Queen Mar,. repeated
to his &. q 90 tho ssss. ~ his ship
Tia, aaidshiptnan. by the way bore
a tharn~d llfs. A. IuIisbd he ~as
picked up UNCONSCIOUS after sinking
,wi- ~. was with Crndock NJ the
hattie ~ Gsanel. escsrlng IN the
Glasgow after the flagship and 'ir
Monmouth rs .sash wuns with ,vs q
man sawed with Sturtis~ In the hat.
,se ~ ,hc faislands. and In many
rnEa 9orasnts IN the iisf,iauetles And
Affer ell he WAS the sole surviving
oasic~r ~ one ~ enr largest ships
l.nh,leD SATURDAY hesrs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
lr COSTS MONEY TO GET SICK

Rave money and suffering BY keeping
arhsr Hahn hand, II used In time
/ prevents Colds, Coughs aud Sore
s'as frstn grttiug had
There rs nrfhins better ssaia iHss'
tsuans
Aek your druggist or srri fur u free
ssu'plo T. IS NAClitil, me. New
Nlsaus. Ia ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

Ti.ss.s ~ iilsIs hoy 10 uag t4a,H ahl
vas given s TaiVy fW hr'siipas Hnt
'hr & II helix q, the puspirs -. 'te'
,sysryihpr lunas gt-si ~ cheg, lnr 'fi'e'
harrtsr psnr~s rs,.~s ,lss.s. iaas. slyaula otts
ns1ff}nE. several dAFs after Christmas
the tlttie Cos raH-'b0n IRE gr1s'n ~
ruorn When Tho little hoss mnihei
lnru n-s wh8l Sss the matter nv re-
piled "iie hit my finger nHd he cpn
ears 10 .ef tl,ln' 40 w f'ls ea' -.
rvr-.sr Journal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

The iart that nsAri, al lsaps'r money
N circulation now Is hsdlt uoFn and
sejlsd hss t,swtl one 10 the reasons N,fy
bank deposits have lftrvtssiSstssH, a
sp state banker Who aHs IN the city
ieUpie lac tu handle clean rtist
tifls" Ne sTtSi ''t's7i' Rrsp.nssssss4 az Ia.
tern, so.led ones There II always tlae
ciaanr~ VI Etttiag sa1ssr disease Small
silrtk,ng Acy,,aRt- have inrfSvs.-t u
s,~d deal lately sud this Il updpuht'
s>ily cue ~ l,,r reasons fot II " hcn
asss biils c'arc Ia 20 IN the acteHs's'"
lnat hss9dge fewer ldt eni1' lHu!'l"
Tvt Yhe Ithtaf IL uslaa v'ri~~s- ylt~, gss..
,,fAllt stirk le ~ New iors spn
. tls .-.sss ra,r.<.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

ard Judging stock. Learn the different
parts Of ihe animal and become n
ulllar with the methods u cxsmink
ton ua~d ny rxp~r4en~-i jvagrs
In selecting q cali. FRA g~t an i'ie.
If ITS gve~-si sPs-sr=nce ny lcosing
II over cawfulty NJ distance II 10
~ Is teet wh~a vi~s~d frntn the
sr,nt II ssoGld have short face larry
nurtle. wtAe forehead short ns~'s and
wide. devp chest Indicating strong
vigorous constitution Nhea ic'sesi AZ
,rws ne site It's rack sbHald 10
sr@I ,tt srd leypl frNm t'c tap ~ ne
shoe ie-, ~ ne taii Il should have
d.r hsN'Y srsl suac-s'h, hing bind
cnsr'ers Whrn vtewss' frny3 tf.r rssF.
Il Steu't p-eaent p9s.s A'pg au:esr
snce WA " Rs ugch width "a ys
s.1le Is 3eatrc41 4 sAav'A f ~ a
t,,earer ~ u'lh reasf,n,~ss efaut he
shoulders asa ;'e bps ~ tv Fe
49, ~sn5 ~ rsthnr sna"g. s.,t. srt
~1 Nl'r Ear'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

Fxsustte fre%estrslcas Iassthss with
the fseAssal reglsss After iAksns
rsay sSsEfss Ut excA ccuts ~ w I'll
day MRS sAkAH n TERRY.
All dFugsissa er sana tbs to nr.
Fssr~e's iEsates' ltelel 10 RansAe.
\ y. Tor q trial package 81 aas et
he NEEe1ieA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

fond OF children
Lydia
Vegetable Compound and strengthened
suffered chdb III ard ell
medicine shall recommend highly Ma
Held Marinee Wis, adds her T.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She says
aarnetts ~ condition sni Irregular Ny
Ny husband year booklets
Pa4han Vegetable
that now have healthy baby Ar having
red ycars glad recommend medicine
testimonial Mrs H. Il HtLD. $50 Jefferson ST. harnet via
There such homes Sat hdsss sl
tInkks Vegetable
healthy
for Indicated b. backsch gu
sfiuss h9psaemenls weakness and
Women erh should ~etnb that n the monrr ailments
of surgical they caused ~ lace
Rrowths although thu the h hats Why
Weld 20 lydia frkhtms
Vegetable bs taken
w't perfect safety and often Troubles
Therefore know suffering AM hes been uns
q t-e relief and rsgrsuy boxing forward . fets o age AK
ffnkhAm IompoAat brought heath
AMI happiness into hom-s darkcne ~ Illness am spar
iyiis r.. rnkhRus Private Trrt4fsonk ARmeats
Peculiar Ia Women wibr To free request Write
The Lydia L. Pnkham Medicine Co.. Lynn Massachusetts
This book contains ytiuabo information.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
SHIPPING TO SMALL CITIES
As There 10 lite Opening for Garrett
Shipments " II Advisable TO Mis
shs Produce m

In sman citt~~ there Ia ll'th oreD'
inr fer evrl.4, shipments N fruits a.
Vegetables Shippers ~ carloads should
never causi-n 10 sa-' markets TN
IeS- previous arrnner rper's have hesn
mate siia n dealer. say frerfglfsrs ~
he United states Iserr r'rp~ti " Arrf.
cu'-urp TIE srssn c'tt"s srv $40 4lv
asprsurrlttH and 0nly NJ cvrtaln times
nerer nm opening for carload ~ sny
s,ne, Of l.erishahs~ .prriac~, Often =
r,sSs' rar'asd IN rnore saishi~ In sneh
rsy,~ts han cxr r,t~h With .e~
tsra TIE nc~t reliable plan ~ 10
Ross, ~ns, ship thu car according ~ ~
a-iremcn,s previously a~~rfsln~'i
srnr, the te~irr who bs Mites the sei~,
n \. .tEli h~t'~r ,c tlspc~@ ~ 'hs tAv
4 . h. shipping point This may 10
tnne when the desirr " In n~.sd ~
m. suppiy and when the shipper 70
shle 10 eonvfDe~ tho haze, thst his
guarantee 10 rost -~rrr'snr the sr~d~
sn.i quality Of the pr-tpcs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

SPARK ring 4 sui frsi today
hattpry That's nothing lm Dis
charged. also Sel"nr" and lnssa-
tinr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
RAISING WINNER
IS GREAT HONOR
Heredfty Pays important Part
N Helping Owner TO Secure
Blue Rihbcr.
FIRST OBSERVE Ctlf's DAN
0ssd BreestsS should Be FaUaihar
via INdasldyais and Bioed line,
instTvssntai In Bstlstns W
vavosed Breed.

CpTepares NJ tho usissa states nspsFs-
meat ~ AkFtzsgars1
Il Ii = ssisa~c snd 40 ,tr' "a produce
q famous tf-s~isnx eniasai og noted
wtnh~r In the shos rsag- Every year
thOassn'is u st6ck Gfee'TEts St'rte'e' FEY
tiits houoF. and as ssoa as tie blue
ribbon - placed tire owts~r VI TIE sai.
mal ~ hes|rge.f ~itA Qussllos4s rs te
just hos the stni4.r ~as W siaaliy
selcctrd aai reartai
klngs and q9~esss et tho b+ser eatrle
world sometimes are selected when
they ARE calves only Few months cd
~ .gael ran ps tsaGh IN sal xra "a
before they are Sean.i say special
. ists ~ the tlnitcd State. irgartasnt
II Agriculture III. ftrst Step il 10 os
serve the calls mother. noEias Nhe'f er
he Is Nidr, de-pbodied Goa Sl,h
.plrats ot ,il~, .Asd 4 giving a liberal
supply % nitik II ,he mother qdEff
nes tn these respects and WIS md
TO gooi bull. u mAy - reasonably
expected that The calf viii grow inia
useful breeding animal and can b.
1Icyelop.-4 toto 80. SgiiHhls for show
purisu~tA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

Il H. hot,rsto he enthusiastic Ia y
nisiaieo curse Than apa,heiic la
everything
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
Studying ealFs esd,3res.

The eR.fs ,mr-tr.s. grandpa rcuts,
-atr., fhmIiu tnSe ettN u@sfsi sri Y@af
table to their Owners These facts
may BE- learned frym a Ia,'} ~ To-"
i.iiifs f.-'rg-sa, fa t,,.ss a.s-sy.i ~. j,
grew ttautr-s vtiay uad Ia ,.l. .oa,
nrciton Il "a a-,eahtr - grel 4 his
terry ~ yoar eh,-eu t,rret Il Is es-
,en'tgl tha ttr sa,-a bgo,dsr ht.ar
familiar with Hdel3us's an1 h's.si
ilnr, nbIsh haze aa,n Instrumental t.
building w The hrr-t
IN eyTry trszl thrsr are certain
hlugd lines thar rFr kUown to "n1A
,s.ri. a;.els, 4,sss, y, t-3e:e .,ssr s.u, haf
hicks ~ cru>sfs have prusEurrl the
ts,a rrselt. aud saS FOR thss,' c"1n-
piBat,ouS IN r,7iigy~- i'o ho' be iA.s-
led by faulty names. which In some
cases are derived frum f"tnsle that
appears a. FAR back as the twelfth %
f,tt~-nth scnvratinn Cattle hrsrtess
are fast losing sight ~ family cohnec.
,ion IN the tciuale aid. aud are giving
nor~ attention 20 thr bulls that az,
p~ur tn the hrsf second and third
generations
The calf which IN seies''"i mnSi have
good form. which Is sometimes spoken
81 as type OF conformation To become
familiar with tyres ~ The tr'ssi,
stVdy pictures ~ famous animals.
Make use 81 a ss,ore rard In selecting
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

WHEN JEFFERSON TOOK OATH
Eaby Presidential Inauguration al,
Witch There Was ar aAu-tsRts
~ 10 Feeling

lac ar-' jefferson tnapgItgfaa hni
Wogc Anma hhau' il ihln IT. ft,Fvr
prr.ir,y,~>,s- "a. i'r,ed lsutre.l ,sss
rssi,yJ "n "l@9r 6f n Eryrs
Is som,, 1863 uarh a.4 yf ms .pp
,"i Nv A.nn tNrr um iea "a
yuaiah trusted >nd th ag u
aso was e:14ln ~ cen at ~
..Al.,.s 4 ,.,.4t,> he I}t.g r,
srti yhs baA rctn nttetaei W.
.tt,e T., A.5ea& ia thc elu.lns 3ai- -
tbr administration an a.t uh 'ct.
Gcrs1n rrcrrd.A IT, AT nu,Y n inn
i7 brjety rn' prrSdUtr '-sNt l,t.
frr>oe~ f,gaiusS taWard, EHr and
Marshall. " tfr writ :'ry~.u
ma the SEQ president aas "sNirt.
ri a. the senate chsu''er where ~.
delivered hi, inaugural address aAa
~ th,, nid~t natph;r at Wl III n
slse,,, hes he vas affersHri escorted
20 his tnarlag hon~c Nhrrt ~ r,-
srsrl tn congratulations. ~ fhe @p-.
tgxn atti,Wsts gni ~ ,hc Ihr~ ot
IN, pcpuTat twrry wn~ rvfFnrtst ey~r
the d,fea, 81 the F.Shrsllsts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

POVERTY u che t,e~r t1uUef an
whlch 10 s'art te b@33 a sE ,al
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
MOTHER!
~--------'~~~
Talifornia Syrup Of Figs"
Chilt's Best Laxative

Acrwnt California Syrvr ef F1gs
sHly- lssak for ilse nan~ Calstesnis IA
she paekass. thca yea are sure year
ealld Is hArlax the best AND usasg Aars1s-
hess ps'sslc Cor THE Nttis xsata&sAs iivrT
ard bowels ChIIdreG lave ;gs frsS,sy
taste Fall d.rrSsgcRs GA each besila
yoa must ssy x'RiigoTula. Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
Side and Back Hurt
tsrsssl MaAsA VAT sm makaAs
tia xtAlsmers car the Asmsss Of Any

enc saEeksax a. l
&lA | aAi rsia
tn my eide Rsa
csata . rarv~sy ELL
Anytktnx Ny
h&sk AaiS all The
ums and | Was
vvsy Hssvesa Ne
ms4letAs esa me
Ans good unsH I
sak tw s',ssv~'s
Issiasa M~stsal
leac@yers asa HE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
Bad Stomach
Sends Her 10 Bed
for 10 Months
'-2-lss-a.l&.-.'
EatosiSo Gets Nor WI

.ovsr . year ago" says Mrs i,oea
willIamA Il tos& 10 bed and fe 10
months ild not thlat ! would live.
Eatoaic helped me sa mech sm sew
up and shle 10 ~ark recommend u
highly for stomach troBbla"
Rstsnse helps p~opie 10 get veil ey
taking up sud carrying oct the err~@s
scidi,, sad aaSes shmi put the stomach
cat Of nrtier. II you have indigestion.
seurnsws, hsarthsvn. belching. fccd r~'
r~aiing, ar ether stomach Distress, take
an EAsoaic after ewch meal. i,ix tan
eesss esls = ,sias ~lih ysar druggists
guarantee,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18
DARLING BABY
BR|GHTENS HOME
Children's Laughter a Pleasing Sound


Arizona. Pa 80 arm writ
lng 20 tell goa what Lydia L.
PinshRms Negs table Com
pugn,I has done for me. We
hal sin chlksrea die almost NJ
birth. Prom cue hour u sire.
teen days IL al they have
lived before my neat ere
was born | took q eo1sn bot
Ties Of your Veg etsbs~ C@sa-
SQUAD. arid can szy that IL Ia
the greatest uIseieISe OF
earth. Tor this bsby Is new
i,sAlF .maa.as ola, and a
healthier baby you woad not
Sant | am seaainx you .
picture Of her Everybody
says Thu, is . very healthy
o.Jking baby ipl have my
...ez.=aI "a .hag thas. fpw
lines 10 anybody. Mira
& w BRz. III srd Assnus.
Altoona, Pa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-18

GeNss tpsatps Gesstsity tRAWssss eis~rasreA
eessssh liver Esd howss Nt4kts isaise
s.s~t.As@ Fats sesasss ssS siasis Ga ks.s
sriFiss Az
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-06-04
When Contentment is
a Crime.
By BISHOP BROWN.

The answer to one of series of
questions by The Wanderer Of The
Pittsburg Dispatch reads:
Question-Is the feeling Of con-
tentment vice or virtue?
Answer-On the theory Of the
supernaturalistic interpretations Of
religion, contentment is, for the or
thodox adherent Of any among them,
virtue, because it is resignation to
the will Of his god; and, on this
theory, virtue consists in doing the
vikings Of a god.
But the celestial gods Of these
interpretations Of religion Jesus
Jehovah, Allah, Budha) are not
realities, but only symbols Of the
terrestrial god, Capitalism.
And Capitalism divides the world
into two classes Of people, a class
Of owners who, as such, are parasites,
and a class Of workers, who, as such,
are victims.
The great unrest which is sorely
afflicting the world is due to its
division into these classes. While
they endure all the discomfort which
arises from this unrest will be SO
much virtue, and any contentment on
the part Of victim "in that state Of
life into which it has pleased God
(Capitalism) to call him" will be a
crime.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-06-04

/ by any accident, a dangerous mum,
Der be elected, the capitalists know
quite well how to handle them: ex.
clusion from Legislative halls, de.
|claring unconstitutional laws favorine
labor, &nd- as has happened in Eu-
ropean countries--the arrest and con.
'viction Of radical lawmakers as con-
spirators, if not as criminals.
Is there then no way to remove
the curse that blackens the life Of
the worker?
Capitalism offers NO solution.
Capitalism cannot employ every man.
Capitalism requires an army of unem-
ployed, to reduce wages and increase
profits. We're every man to be en-
ployed, they could make demands on
capitalism that the system could not
satisfy. But especially today, capital
ism offers no solution to the prob
lem. Capitalism is bankrupt. The
system cannot function. The credit
system is defunct. Factories are not
operating there is no market for
goods. The workers cannot buy. Pro-
duction must cease. Slowly, surely,
everything is coming to standstill.
Then what is to be done?
There is a way-the direct way
the way that workers instinctively
use-the way that capitalists use for
capitalist ends. The Russian workers
revealed the method. German and
Italian workers are following in their
footsteps. Unemployment is driving
the working class in every country
into the same channels. Everything
else has failed. Hunger is no parti-
cular respecter Of customs and in
stitutions. The curse of unemploy-
ment will become the salvation of
the working class.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-06-04
HAS MEXICO A LABOR
GOVERNMENT?
(Continued from mace Q

CONTINUED from page ~
hear Soviet Russia attacked and vii
lifted bear in mind that those wht
attack and villify are the same pirate
crew who attack, villify, betray ant
enslave the workers everywhere. s,
well pleased are Gompers masters
that their imperialist organ, The N
Z. Times said only the other day:
"The American Federation Of La
Dor does good service not only to tht
rights of labor but TO free govern
ment everywhere, by showing as the
hideous thing it is this pitiless au
tocracy."-The Soviet Republic.
THE RAILWAY STRIKE.
Two more items to illustrate the
workings Of our Mexican Workers
government:
Mexico City, March president
0bregon, after four hour confer.
ence here today with committee
representing the striking railroad
workers and a delegation Of Con-
gressmen, admitted that the work
ers were justified in going out on
strike.
The strike is practically won now,
1t is declared in well-informed circles
here. The Federation Of Syndicates
has declared a general sympathetic
strike which has been unanimously
Endorsed by the power workers,
whose walkout would suspend light
ing services and water transporta-
tion.-From the N. Y. Call, Mar. 10.
A sympathetic strike" that was all.
Mexico City, March / (By Mail).-
Alvaro 0bregon, president Of Mexi-
co, stands today at the parting Of
the way.
On the one way Is the alternative
Of crushing the mammoth railway
mems strike and the possibility OF
revolution as the result.
On the other hand is the choice Of
letting the railroad men win, avoid
ing revolution and--bringing Amer
lean intervention bit nearer.
Before this is in print, the wires
will doubtless have told the story Of
Obregon's decision, and he who runs
and reads may predict the after-re-
sults.--From Gale in Butte Bulletin,
Mar. 1S.
March 10th. The strike Is declared
off. Men are back h work. Several
hundred Of course, have lost their
jobs. The scabs must be protected
Bye and bye Jobs may bo found foI
disloyal workers. One more victory
for the Mexican Railway bondhold'
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-06-04
THE CURSE OF UNEMPLOYMENT.

in their behalf; the government pro-
posed giving them bonus-a bribe
to satisfy them. These men have
been more than cruelty deceived. In
good faith, they laid down their
Jobs and went forth to face death.
Some of them returned crippled for
life. Some of them are deformed and
distorted. These nen were given pro-
misses by the United States govern
ment and their employers-and the
government and their employers
broke every one of their promises!
Heroes when thy went out to the
war, they are nnF regarded as buns,
vagabonds- -simpE because they can
procure no work because there is no
profit in running factories at the
present time.
Reformers endeavor to induce the
governments, municipal and state, to
undertake public works, so that the
unemployed mayffind means Of earn
ing living. Socialists would make
laws abolishingE the system that
causes unemployment. BY law, they
would deprive tie capitalists Of the
sources of their profit, reducing the
W. Il
capitalists to the rank Of workers!
BY lawl And they have faith enough
to believe that the capitalists would
consent. Controlling every means of
public education, the capitalists are
in the position to prevent the dis
semination of such ideas-legally or
illegally. Controlling public educa-
tion, the capitalists prevent the cleo
tion of such numbers of those who
favor the abolition of the system,
as could pass such laws. And should,
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THE BoLsHEv VISIT MAKER.
ers; one more dearly bought, but
valuable lesson for the poorly paid,
eadlv harrassad Mav;can wa0a sIavas

[, ers; one more dearly bought, but
valuable lesson for the poorly paid
sadly harrassed Mexican wage slaves
A much needed reminder Of the
utter inadequacy Of the present form
Of craft unionism, and the labor
betrayers Of these unions.
The Mexican workers will learn
let us hope, that no enslaved class
can be set free by the journalistic
and oratorical appeals of politicians,
be they called communist, socialist
or friends of labor. The workers
here will come to realize the true
nature of the social system under
which they live. Realizing better
form Of society tbey will develop
the will to fight for better things.
They will learn, they are learning
the truth uttered by Eugene Debs;
Ignorance and superstition are
the twin servants of the privileged,
exploiting class and the twin ene-
mics Of the working class"
Paul Hanna, quotes Alvarado a
one time socialist rebel and Cover
nor Of Yucatan, as saying to a con-
gress Of revolutionary workers held
recently in Mexico City:
General Alvarado regards the La
Dor party (Labor Party: Political
expression Of Morones and his Mex
lean Federation) and its allies as too
yellow and given to compromise to
effect the liberation of the working
class in Mexico. The high spot in
his address to the new party con-
vention here was, "You may have
political revolution every month
and still not win your freedom. All
power must 90 to the workers."
Has Mexico Labor Government?
No 1t has not. It has what all
bourgeois, capitalist countries have:
a business mems committee for at
tending to the affairs Of big bust
ness. Just as in former days the
respectable robber class hired their
knights and bowmen to prey upon
and keep in suppression the serfs Of
the surrounding country, so the
capitalist robber today maintains
his teachers, editors, preachers, pro-
fessors, lawyers, judges. labor-lead-
ers and political heelers for the
same purpose. The robbery is equal
| " complete, the spoils Of the idle
robber greater than ever before.
Only the methods have changed. The
robber game goes on.
The house Of labor mpt be cleans
ed. The labor leaders must be trim
med. Hasn't the Russian Workers
Revolution taught " anythinsi