The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-03-22

was out in this garden day r. %NWSM
passed by Ras Beamer guard who was standing wv w
said: ~ FW
DO you know that nearest fence" he C<s~yyN
asked
right and waved you'll" he said had not
Meyers lived Boise during mpron-
an hour with them every day. bushes
One day surprised mother step out OF that
driven the back yard She and called out Come
here my son" .u,Au.,o ~. ,o,,
was good until the end of
trial, when she had to go to the hospital
LAWYERS by until had strong of
legal talent John Murphy the regular attorney for the WF
and Richardson senior oun John F. Nugent lawyer
friend Of mine Edgar Wilson, excongressman Miller and
Whitsel. Some of them came to the Jail every day ,
would offer consolation saying that knew would be
hard lose this but he wodd t psr Y9u s
things got gloomy around the office he should come to the jail
AS the opening day of
began arrive from the Associated Press the United
with Debs of the editors The Appeal to Reason
the Kidnapping Edition. of four million copies; the like was never
duplicated before The Nw York American Hearst paper
about the Meyer Haywood Pettibone
The prosecution decided to try my case first
MY began ninth of May 1907 William Borah who
Paul special prosecutor
dnes when they had occupied the Jail
lived in also special Haw was the man who
be formed comprising Caldwell County
attorney one of the assistant prosecutors
that Eugene Debs should be invited to
Boise write the trial for the Appeal Reason Debs
the height his fame and the spokesman for vast
number of workngass people and leader of the socialist party
myself Meyer
Deb Boise and barrow raised vigorous objections without
with Jack London and some others had some time before issued call
for the organization of society intelligent interest
socialism among college men and women which resulted in the for
for Darrow for obecting Debs could think
of nothing but his desire be recognized at the most prominent
The for the defense table the right of the
When mother daughters they
place inside railing Correspondents
back of the attorneys either side the Judge
the first urman the front that could have touched him.
the court formed acquantancesp Although him
until after the trial was over felt that knew him.
audience All the members of this attended of the
court and rendered final verdict The court crowded day.
At this time writer in McCures Magazine described in the
following CIV words:
on And who such organization
must be endowed with leadership Haywood
is powerful built built with the
has big head and jaw leader is here judged by the
the EARTH he man become sort of religious
zealo and Socialism is his religion He type of the
familiar in America equipped with BRAIN up
struggling and fighting giving blows and taking thm who
deeply the wrongs Of his class nothing beyond whose mind
which SO smoothly and perfectly solves all difficulties
touch of ideasm Jesutic the man beyond himself
and you have leader who like Haywood will people
beliefs And leader Of
obstacles nor arghted polite Withholding
IS power to nfct the blow careful
to be gained What be served?
EVERYBODY the confession which they
knew Harry Orchard had made although
Steve Adams. Cripple Greek
unces ranch in Oregon had also made
repudd While the people who crowded the
was to be delay the Jury still
alton of the jurors broad struggle In the
panels selected all the bankers county called as Jury
but barrow disposed these He would begin
by asking If they were acquainted with the if they
if they had formed opinion
required to this
tons that there little difference and burglar;
worked in the daytime with
of robbery, while the other night jimmy
and nitroglcern He would challenge them
killing snakes
In the neat nament Haywood tells
Of the famous stool Harry you com Of
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