The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-04-13

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T this % Ss" apsf offered T s selected
a commission of whom Jacob Panken, who
became judge in 1918. But strikers could not
the outline what place they going to have the
settlement, the suggestion not accepted
Through of the Dohery mill the strikers
approached plan settlement the basis of the strikers
mill guaranteeing the stockholders five cent
money proposition would have involved dis
stock and other questions that the strikers did
they to handle.
IN early period scarcely noticed by the New York
they attention One time
the strikers put hafpage in the New York
official daily of the socialist party but for some
unknown the advertisement was questioned and not published
with the influence with the New York Call
Morris Hlqut remembered then what he had said our debate
year previous about how he would fight the barcades for
only that he would fight if the socialists
counted at the ballot box We came to see that ne @
that When socialists elected the New
Assembly later they illegally dispossessed
of their seats the assembly Hqut
books and fired weworded briefs
the capitalist enemy, which proved of no avail
At meeting day Haedon it raining spoke
great audience which stood sheltered under umbrellas
indicate their feeling by raising their right
hand up multitude of umbrellas 1t looked the
through the mist the There
many the strikers children One big meeting held
school strike While the children
framing their demands little lad OUT No home work. Bill
Put that in"
These children got together organized committee,
pointed their speakers elected treasurer and collected to be
usedf needy members
TO children others throughout the United States
tell story about Kids Town" did not know then that
would kids in real life chidrens home conducted
by Russia The story told about
city people children grownups
keep telling Don't DON'T don't" told the children that
young ever-changing explaining to them the ee
continuously the glaciers moving, the
earthquakes erosion of the
reaction and frost That these great
things microbc le always making
the old This true of everything the earth told them
the hardest thing change the minds of old people, and
people young years. they who make the
world old they the people besotted
bgd religions fghfu diseases Generation after
they pecpa disastrous All of these terrible
things give heritage children of the world.
The about "Kids Town" bigger and IL
eresng time told the children with their bright
keen maginaon lent original and attractive ideas Their
minds could readily the advantages of communal e
city, No boy would think of being policeman and soldiers wouldn't
be needed They not fight with other children They
thought they could along without banks
them said anything about churches.
THE children of Paterson knew who made the tools and machinery,
the houses grew made all the
Clothes and they knew who enjoyed the of all these things
produced by the working class And they would onempu
ously. when asked: "Why the bosses?"
thing interest that the children
cities possible They expressed
the flowers and singing BIRDS Often they made
their city should the double
to eatfru and nut trees Instead of hedges of brary brame they
would have berry bushes.
The educational worth of the strikes of the Industrial
the World than repaid for everything that the speakers
zers and organization put into Them
Did knob that Haywood poetry?
issue is dramatic greeting the African strikers by
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