The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 31, 1918, Page 3

THURSDAY, oct. 31, 1918. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE 3: SHUUAOUUUANOUEOQOUUDUCQOUOUEEAAULUNOEUOaoeauaueosunetsc2uuit i HMMM HIS LETTER was written by Arthur Te. CE i ~ a ey . aap 4 Sueur in connection with what purported 7 : to be a mail order course in Law-but was in reality a course in how to teach Socialism and “ohn Farmer, with his little 160 prepare for “The Revolution.” It indicates the in- 7 imoth y Woodham, siduous propaganda that has been going on for Seirdale, ~No. pak, tools just the same to us as Miller many years as preparation for the contest: we now scene en have on between I. W. -W., Socialism and Repre- and Lux of the 101 ranch, with their J sentative Democracy. > Answering yours of the ‘th Instant Bi Arthur LeSueur is general counsel for the I. W. Will say that we will hold «ll lessons and -ma~ ‘million ': and a quarter of land.: We bo anna tee BEES ot tie Norpartigan cae until we hear from you again with another . ; ' : : eddress. f are out to get the whole of it for our . League: He is one of the fellows who worked up the scheme to-get the farmers of North Dakota You are making first lass work with ] j m T , m to agree to hire only I. W. W. You will remember the law study, and if you have the nerve stick working en. he far ‘ eV should that Townley, Frazier and Hagan had several through with it, I ey a ae bem elas > many ® . ate ig ce are a vali nt blow to the damne (o} cespitalist sys look just the same to the agricultural mass meetings in the state for the purpose of get- shot pernae it necessary for a tan iS worry “abo ting the farmers into, this, but fortunately they becoming unvagranted. i & workers as the mill or mine magnate | aiawruite ‘ oe . : ate, Comrade, you can rest looks to other workers. One has no ‘ ; sedvred, wow End for all tine, thet 6a bre more right to the land than the Oth-’.} wet tien’ wre 1 iW at's Const : held in Minneapolis a short ime azo, Mr. Haywood i8 er, and we.are out to get it and turn one of more than 100-1. W. W's who have been sentenced to the Federal Penitentiary for 20 years for dfsloyalty to their country. “He is the man with whom Arthur Le Sueur, it over to the only people who pro- RU ER Gee MRC TANG “ane Nora coselans ae the Nonpartisan League, has continually been i close towel duce an thing. and intimate correspondence according to several letters y : seized by secret. service men when Haywood was arrested, mes They were made pubjic at the trial in which Haywood was * W. js H aywood found guilty, Hayw : one of the fellows who tried to Vice President. bri. about a ,000 agricnitural workers when the farmers in North Dakota turned down the proposition , to hire only 1. W. W. workers on the farm. ‘ ; ; - es CTO ee PTO UCL CCCO COCO MM - Russian Maidens Conscripted 6“, a ” CHRISTIANS AT WAR Paragraphs From London, Oct, 26-—Rritish Wire: | consent of the man chosen is not” (KENDRICK) y ; less Serv itussiai ‘maidens un- decree adds, the man ; ' YES of 5th SEMI-ANNUAL CONFERENCE of the AGRICULTURAL doy tke jurisdiction of certain pro- | ag no right to make ahy Onward Chri ian soldiers! Duty's way is plain: _ SI. a by then he stat WORKERS’ INDUSTRIAL UNION, NO. 400 vincial Bolshevik soviets become | "4 sinuilar privilege of choosing the “property of the " when m among the registered women , , they uch the age of is is ven every man between 19 and i Of the I. W. W. are compelled to registe 50, without the consent of the wo- é i ernment “hueaw of Aad Th erib Fifth Day, Sunday, June 3, Morning Session. cording to the offieial yazerte : Vi mir soviet. of workers Opportuy Doe the achte eas M&S; That we give floor ‘to Arthur LeSucur te explain what the grounds are on pari naa senutles ‘ : , y j-bands and Ww ; e gentle Jes } 5 4 : F % - . published that. soviet's R Splinter skulls with fe sod, which we can meet and come to an understanding with the Nonpartisan League with subject, i y bor! sue rriage are golks whe ge eee rour bse CEs E “yegard to woking conditions in the harvest fields of North Dakota. Carried. ‘ we ine deereg, a ao v= 1 too me Drang ot the. s e. a ) H A ~ bf ing registeres has a » & Stringent’ rules’ and -penai- se the right and sacred might to treat them as you please. ’ ; F : choose among inen between .| ies are Inid down for the protec- LeSueur’s statement: 4 ‘ ope oe ; 50 a, cohabitant lmsbaud.” ‘The | tion of girls Jess than 18, Onward Christian soldiers ! and-drink your fill; f : | Leo Trotsky and Nikolai Lening, led the revolution that re- ee LEE potas ers, at Gade pthe bil ee That farmers of North Dakota would be willing to pay a wage of $5.60 for a 10 sulted in the murdering of the Russian Czar. ecial army, SivsieenGueh. tie enildren’ § : ours Lime amuat cent, hhour day, And that if we can come to some understanding with the Nonpartisan organization, the Red Guards, murdered thousands upon thou- ! . Burn the peasants’ cottages. orphans leave beref League of North Dakota it will mean the balance of power will be shifted from the sands of innocent men, women and children against whom no <4 _cTaegehovah's:holyiname wreak rylnizlent.and: lett. State Government to the Industrial Workers of the World and Nonvartisan League. other charge could he or was made than that, even though they | pe . ier iS ; ¥ hye $ were in favor of making Russia a Republic, they were not in : . ‘The above is part of a hymn copied from the official-song wale sympathy with the Bols heviki organization which Trotsky and:! book of the I. W. W. . It was written by John I’, Kendrick and i : i YEE i ‘| Lenine and their Red Guards controlled. Before going- to Rus- i, is sung to the tune of “Onward Chri tian Soldiers. ‘ 4 sia Where he became a leader of the Bolst Trotsky spent i E : 3 we \ S several years in the United States as a disciple and student of ‘Don't you think it is time to wake up and get busy and re- nN : e S to O ntro the same political school xs Debs, Haywood, LeSueur, Townley, move from positions of power, and influence every man and Bowen and ot} woman who has the slightest connection. with 9 movement that : i Noie the two last lines in the second stanza of the I. W. W. will; countenance such sentiments as these, let alone publish HH. L. Elliott, former manager of the Nonpartisan League in North Dakota, song which vy written several years before the edict referred and sing them as official songs for the organization? : now working in another state, wrote to a friend: 5 to above was issued in Russia. Can't you see signs of revolution ified) by the the Holy Ghost, go murder, “What would the d—— hermits and cave-dwelling farmers have We are also ofganizing a Home Guard as nearly among the Reds as In order to legalize the revolution in addition 40 make certain that lone in the last session of the Legislature. Wouldn’t they have made possible, that will beefficered by Reds, so that when we get contro! of they cannot be overthrown, the plan is to have the voters amend the a h—— of a mess trying to make layy, had it not been for a few Reds well grounded in economics, that ‘Townley kept on the job at Bismarck to lead them” (tHé farmers). “The Socialists are building this organization and they are going torule it. They (the Socialists) will be placed in/all responsible offices and remunerative positions, both in the organization and state affairs. Politica ricKery, for the purpose of absorbing the attention of voters so they shall make no investigation or study of the amendments they incessantly rant about big business, the old gang, gang press, slush funds, traitors to the farmers, violations of law, etc., publish letters in part only, print cartoons, both vilifying and humorous, start the state government, they*gannot overthrow us.’ This explains why a quiet and more or less secret but determined effort is always made to see to it that‘no endorsement for state or leg- islative office is given anyone that cannot be worked into serving the desired purpose either by appeal to his prejudice or selfishness or by tickling his vanity or nursing an ambition. ag campaign law suits, make threats of every kind against those who dare tell the truth and in the eleventh hour brazen lies: Single Tax Lie : Referendum and “Big busines rs this is ‘single tax.’ ‘That ts | Emergency Lie AN bimk. Single tax is a tax on land valu ALONE, Thig amendment merely makes it pos- sible to exempt! improyements on land. Railroad right-of-way; » and telegraph ‘companies. bank stock, ts, incomes and scores of other ys things Will continue to be taxed.” The amendment’ that applies to this reac If the emergency amendment is adopted the leg- ane legislature may by y eX! any or ¢ s islature may declure most any act { The Governor, whoever Gem: meaning of -this ,se¢tion ; fixtures, buildings, and improvements ot every chara whatsoever up- ‘oh land shall je deemed personal proper pendent newspapers are with him, , any set’ of state officials. “The Referendum amendment proyides that 7.- 009 voters may suspend the operatiou of any’ un- popular orunfair law by signing a petition within ninety’ days after such liw has been passed. This compels the uw to be submitted to the people” call an election unless a petition with 30,090. sig- patures is presented not sooner than one hundred Doesn't: this provide for the exemption of ev day’ and not later than 130 ¢ after He Legis- 2 : i 5 thing except and? Iiv place of single tax Doyle — lature’ adjourn 3 nz can be done for two * advocates hn idle land tax as a means of bring- years. e would have to be gotten In elr : Ircu ars! ing speculative laud into cultivation. ‘He is for _ in the busy spring’s work which would be very un- progress ‘but opposed to Socialism and the inde- ~ fair to farmers. dangerous power to give Ui vaguennueeauangunsuegucenoguennvenueaneednesaoieggy If They Want The People To. Know the Truth Why Don’t They Quote the Amendments They say > refuse to OUURUAUANUCUUUEGOUGOUUODREQNCOUOUUOCOOOUOOUGES OUODUDUOAUQUUOUGROOOOOOUUOUOOUOUNOUNNGNGORNOONANDORUOUIUOTNE untateentaeearineecaenocnacaceeuaceaceneeeeenaet ‘Big Business Lie” e hiring out to big business every the primaries. constitution so as to permit an unrestr exploitation of the state or. any of its political subdivisions and any of its citizens or institutions not.in sympathy with the revolutionists. They know that. the voters will not fall into the trap if they see it, therefore they resort to politi- eal trickery, lies and deception. ‘ - ies and Deception after having failed to keep the niggers in the amendments under cover, they now resort -to bare-faced lies in the hope that enough voters will helieve them fo carry the amendments. Here are a few specimens of their For Progress Not Socialism They say that Joe Doyle and the newspapers that everybody opposed to the So- fare opposed to ihe farmers beean n are meinib or representatives single tax, unlimited bonding, amen¢ If that it so, then farmers and stitution by less than majority vote, embracing several amendinents under one title. arid because they criticise the Soe for attempting to as rapidly as they understand the strike out of the co the requirement that ist program they oppose it. More than 250 patriotism and = morali shall betaught in| our 300 newspapers in the state are independent schools. Doyle stands for terminal elevators. and power on th except in a few cases when revolutionists have threaténed to ruin their ¥ the hail insurance amendment. pro- business if they dared to show independence. There sce he Legislatare. re no papers in the state that belong to any gang Frazier promise both ail Insurance and Ter- except those that belong to the Socialist gang. 1, Hlevators j two -yea und could have flour mil ‘ovement of our election laws, sup- vderal Loan-bank, as a rural credit given it. But he took sides with those who either There are only ten thousand business men, big wanted Socialism or nothinz: There is $118) and little. in the state. There are over 000 the State Terminal. Elevator fund that can be voters ‘in the state and Frazier got only 54,000 in used for nothing else. 1 sum had accumulated The balance of the 150,000 either Mnder the terminal elevator mill tax law in three voted for Steen or didn’t vote at ‘all. years, ~ Don’t you think it is time for us to quit placing Don’t you believe that for the good of yourself power and confidence i in the hands of Revolution- and the state your family should be surrounded ists? : = 4 Don’t you believe it i ‘me for.us here in North Don’t vou think it’s time to-urge your neighbers j Dakota to begin to reali: « .aat we have made some and friends to vote for. safety. and against Red he we - mistake and are on the ..:ong track? _ Socialism all along the line on November 5th? . < with an environment of decency? ;