The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-04-15


yelIoao leaders passed against
action expelled from W. F. NJ aohn the neode1s
got of organization. He ang the last issue
the Paterson strike. Now reading.
By WILLIAM d HAYWOOD.
Africa took place during Paterson strike then wrote the
following greeting
You, o Men of Africa Greeting
Greeting to you on the high seas,
You who have been exled'
You who are fighting as only noble men fight
sacrifice lives for the love-
You ohaveb been beaten.
You who have been imprisoned
You who separated from your loved ones
You who greve your Comrades who have been
murdered A@yTgsa
You O Men of Ireland the Empire, Greetngl -
You who have had your homes invaded E. SMS
You ho haveb matreated 49,
You who have dubbed. IA ~
You denied the right to organize. ~ aM
You who bereaved by death. v s.-%9M
You who have been evcted from miserable homes 49,
You who have been robbed of your heritage
You O Men of Europe Greeting
pted against other like beasts bloody
You whose comrades have been massacred
You who conscrpts of monarch's
You who are denied in a council.
You who give the themes of discourse
build palaces and temples and live in novels.
You whom churches and kings puppets.
You dashed with
You with bullet gallons
You O Men of the Americas, Greeting!
You of the East, the West the North the South
You ohaveb hunted like wild animals
You been blackisted.
You who have lost your loved in disaster
You who have been crippled
You who have had your violated.
You who are living under martial laws
You who have been bulied and browbeaen
You who have been deported
You who have been in bull
who have been robbed of civil and constitutional right
You, all Men and Children of Labor
Greet each the other.
You white black brown red yellow of skin
who been denied the sunlight of life.
You who have been denied knowledge.
You who have been denied love-
You who have never known independence
You who slaves in the mart.
You whose drops of blood turn the wheels of all industries
You who fill the warehouses and granares of the world
You who have made all invention possible
who feed coh and shelter and the of the
You who have had the the and machinery pro-
duction within your
You who compelled to die of starvation amidst plenty
YOU YOU can start art and stop stop every wheel n
You must strip the rich of all the strength to work
feel that injury the injury class.
know individuals avoid the iniu and
lures you have suffered
You Men and Women and Children Labor end forever
You have but to think within yourselves.
You have but to act within your class.
You must organize work together.
Think Organize Act Together
Industrial Freedom Will Come to All.
TOM MANN, who had been South Africa United
States about this time speaking Fred Merrk then
editor of Justice published in Pittsburgh had kind of
patchedup for Mann think proved anything successful
venture Tom could have had magnificent speaking under the
auspices of the l. W. W.
During the long strike at Paterson suffering ucera
ton of the stomach but attending meeting oe
spoke several times day. lost 80 pounds weight duTI
the strike When the strike declared off with friends
to Provncetown, Massachusetts
At the earnest invitation of friend went Paris
to take vacation and much-neded the
kind that had had We visited the Louvre Luxembourg
and most important Pee Lachase cemeterywhere
the wall shot
While nParis met all the leading lights of the yndicalist
socialist movmnean Longuet Rome Pierre Monatte
took Guiaum who had been
national Workngmens Association interesting
the old and he promised give the complete the
First International He said there would be volumes of the
Whether it printed before the death
do not know. l received a copy.
IN the Haywood tells hoo taught British
strikers "Boo" the scds and police and speaking NTH
Jim Larn and Jim Connolly ho afterwards shot By the
British mperasts has leadership
Dublin copy Bill Hayvoods Book" free sending
yearly subscription to the Daily Worker.