The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-09-30
Third DEGREE USED on PASSAC STRIKERS
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BY T. }. o'FLAHERTY

ETNHE manager of Heamstreet's press
\ clipping bureau heard Of Karl
Marx, but only recently. Unknown to
ha the father of modern socialism has
been getting unusual publicity Of late
and we might not have known that
this was so but for a certain Mr.. Boyd,
Aeamstrset's manager. Evidently,
thinking that Marx was as prominent
figure in modern society as Gene
Tunney or at least Calvin Coolidge,
Mr.. Boyd offered the services of his
slipping bureau to Mr.. Marx in care
bf the International Publishers.
NOTHING Is too good for our read
ers no here is the letter: my
Dear Mr.. Marx: Don't you want to
read what the United States is saying
about your writings? Your name is
appearing In the press or you would
not have received this letter, and we
IRE surs you will see the value OF
keeping everything about yourself or
any literary matters in which you are
Interested. =. Order form enclosed"
f Marx takes our advice not only will
be instruct Mr.. Boyd TO keep him in
horned on what is being said about
him but what is being done TO his
theories by come Of his alleged follow
PRS.
TyHE pastors in the churches of
i northern Michigan and Wisconsin
put in little time last Sunday pray
Ing for the entombed miners in the
Lronwood pit. The spiritual ayiators
were as amiable to the mine owners
as they were to their deity. They did
not mention the defective shafting in
the mine. They did not upraid their
god for nodding on the job. Why
should an allseeing all-knowtng, all
mercifuI deity permit so much sorrow
ing and suffering to fall on his
creatures? That question began to
s bother me when / was fifteen years
Did?
OUR wire news service informs us
~ that the sntombed miners will not
be lacking in spiritual sustenance,
what with the presence of Leonard
Uren. a salvation army leader Of Iron
wood. who happened to be in the
mine, ministrating to the Finnish
workers when the pit shaft got block
I'd. We venture to say that pail OF
water and good feed would be more
appreciated by the 43 miners than all
she spiritual hokum Mr.. Uren could
produce in ten years.
TIME Daily Herald, official daily of
l. the British Trade Union Congress
rame in for hard panning from some
delegates for its action in accepting
advertisements from the coal owners
attacking the striking miners. Aside
from the fact that the miners are on
Atralua. they are the heaviest subscribers
bf the Herald. This is a most amazing
biace Of scabbery. Several delegates
ve.e extremely caustic in their critic
Ism. bat MI Ernest Bev1n IN behalf
b the directors Of the Herald said he
vas glad the paper was broadminded
and the directors would not establish
! dictatorship over the press. AL we
can cay IN comment is that since Mr..
Bsvfn was the little Napoleon" OF the
xanpral strike. it 10 no wonder 1t
khpuSd Degenerate into general
haneo.
A MOTHER French cabinet split is
"A threatened. As intimated few
lays ago in our Paris dispatch, BRAND
"a after Podncare's political scalp and
Pofucare opened battle on BRAND by
hurting q verbal thunderbolt at Ger
many, Win view to blasting the Ger
nan-French nccoFd that Is now being
bekchsd uphU BRAND and Stresemann.
those Negotiations are viewed with
b vaesry eye BY London. and the
british government has replied by a
proposed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bloc
10 block Frances road to her colonial
bossessions In north Africa. Thus are
Inc preparations for the next war
going merrtfy On
MOT all the missionaries that are
IN IN China are there to light the
road 20 heaven for the Chinese with
Ekandard on lamps. Some OF them
really think they are helping tho
ustivsa For these we do not suggest
nm inimate association with the sharp
sdss Of Fsng's famous sword, but for