The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-18
-, page One)

q. . Of all J taS and all are not
groa 455sr groups, or oi,5 = uninteIli-
o. . s.ort Ct hay anu '''''
!. 1aneT. the universal story
.,8. It is ,.r os.s goes by periods,
g that prog d{Ta6ces. At times
q uneven s.. IN economic ,l lnOT 5edg.
.rssiIa5Ie iiI in eqr ' is noted ted
mental -s A-o5'o Of the PoPqlis ,t,a ac7
lie The P 7saS. during which - many amy
y. lss5- -,,.. were added to our J.
ng pr groliT nitiiative and ref .5I,.a.g
Tas l sas 'prlrogressiye measures .aa,..
taaS MA Zonpartisan League
s Inc - y 1920. Then the
Of t5e he. a emo for several years
rs fslJ-a,.fb in and carried
s .E1..l some ways to e,. the 5 5ims
colonial history
WARD SWING
Sol. %, the backrush has s7.. bee been q
and 2 NC, on the upward
that We slowly Low at first, then fn,l
agaia. .S , we will rush for
monte .;rbtv wave Of progress
yin Z y ..'5 Stopped until we nave
anne. :, civil fabric many mat
a-o .t ali I place the producer il il.
-i ear above his former ! g
clL .- and give him an lnltu
.'i 5sf 5.le achieved by tn
'5 lass in this country -
r- o. .-.-s ~ make several oo
Il .. a. s5|e5 a are Of social an n.
ll .... @.,-,li to us before W
i n. o1r Investigation c
va. ..or5itons-and a plan 10
II the slough OF despon'
~ farmer is in.
1TNS OF
fA1a-.' - ,,uch the victim
IN this land today TIM
the truth when we s.
Half truths. lies, huri
rsf1lK written and hea
-rgrda are being hurled
~a and their narcotic l
averv home, producer
inertia and general nor
until it has come
fgt when truth in its pla
honest appearance Is bI
rl it aside as "raclcallsn.
Pl.bevism and every OF
~ think to call It,
Ts the most radical thing
05sv. to our blind eyes a
r CAPITALIST lies is truth
g-r1 Ne hurl it aside a
ears that we may hear
.a stuff
WLNG SLAVE
H>T I0NTFNpIlBLE
let us make this sta
That the worst and most c
lave the world ever kI
wiling slave
DANG the time of black slavery
m-rr # was said in the bla'
that he was at least not q "
r-he was compelled to
But We have In this couT
many farmers and workers
Fl general who instead Of
Independent minded citiz
LlEGLY bow down to the Oh
# some get-rich-quick a
obey his least wish, in S
and sinking manner that
og. say. "Slave-slave mir
OF boob until it has c
pass that the men who
ooS or hire men at all, II
dlging the workers soul
U-and directing his least
I.uus in their favor, and
a.y the fault-in the last
,-0f the worker himself,
rgng manner and slave di
1lLJTl0NS
again let us remark that 4
1-H0t exactly slaves in their
a-pass the buck to- others
Oh it can't be helped.
ly is going into revolt
let it come, the quicker
lll get a gun then anC
WITH them" What folly!
l0ant assertion! RevOlu
& build up. They tear down
m01s never build up citi
be them down with or
Only when the producer
ad IN a strong and disciE
and have men trained to
important governmental {
-s,luye, and very strong m
70 the workers ever MAKE
through revolutions.
d DEAD HAND
THE PAST
further. We farmers
.ae Slliest victims of prop
"a ever lived. An our live
sualed to keep the past
-oae thinking thereby w
.5eled IN some miraculous
some old parchment v
dead hand eff the past. -
upon time my wife
me scenes of the storm,
10 We rode out bv
We drove across the
o Where Paul Revere $;
ana then followed the 70
We stood by the
ne English soldiers tri
@.a where the Minute nj
81 W the grass of rho sU,s
I9oslte short shot Them
lining to our left, in al
which protects an old d fe
-. q non plate, rusty with
up to it we read the
here lie the British
r-- y' & killed at this snot.
$40, ~, They came three Il
t,, ~.o died to keep the pa
e,-a.5 That was a grea
. Keep the past III
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