The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, August 5, 1918, Page 13

Put Up a Samuels Poster OW it is Idaho where the farmers have put up their own #| candidate for governor. this week is a picture of Henry Floyd Samuels, who has been indorsed by the Nonpartisan league for governor of Idaho on the Democratic ticket. poster a mile, and League members will want to display it in their On the cover of the Leader You can see that windows or on their auto windshields. : . For the benefit of Idaho farmers who wish to advertise their candidate the Leader has printed a lot of these posters on heavy book paper, without the magazine title line. These will be mailed out to any League booster on receipt of 5 cents in stamps for each one ordered. . Before the North Dakota and Minnesota primaries a similar offer was made to the farmers of that the farmers who proclaim the pictures called the ticket to the attention of many voters. the following blank: Nonpartisah Leader, Box 575, St. Paul, Minn. \ Please send me those states, and there is no doubt ed their candidates by displaying Use Samuels posters, for which I inclose 5 centseach. It is understood that the posters are a reproduction without the Leader title line, of the Nonpartis Leader cover of August 5, 1918, and that the cards will be mailed in a“manner that will prevent their wrinkling or cracking. Name. ... s va0000 Postoffice address..... (Fill in the blank with the number of copies you want, sign your name and address ‘and inclose the proper amount. (WRITE PLAINLY.) Organization Is a Patriotic Duty An Aid of President Wilson Shows How Co-Operation Among the Producers Is More Neces- sary Than Ever Before RGANIZATION brings efficiency, and is a patriotic duty, says John H. Walker, who was sent to St. Paul as a member of President Wilson’s mediation commission’ in the recent lockout of the street car employes.” The = grave demands of the war make thorough organization of the workers a patrioticduty, Mr. Walker writes in the magazine galled the Organized Farmer. His statement follows: E Some corporations and individual employers are taking the position . during this grave crisis in our nation’s history, that for the period of the war, workingmen should not attempt to organize to get the things for them- selves and their families which they honestly believe they are entitled to. How men can claim to be patriotic Americans; how they can claim to be just; how they can ask other men to go in the trenches and fight and die for them and their families and their property; ask them to send their sons there to give up their all, to fight and die, be maimed or killed, for them, and then deny these same men’s fathers and brothers the right to associate themselves in an organization for the purpose of protecting themselves from wrong and injustice, and peacefully, lawfully, intelligently and systematic- ally, adjusting their relations between - them and their employers, is entirely beyond me. . Men have a right to organize in - times of peace. Their right in' this respect has been assented to by every court in the land, even by the courts that are unfriendly to labor, and- particularly at this time, they are not going to get men to agree to givg up their right to belong to an organiza- tion and place themselves in a helpless position and at the mercy of these corporations, to be dealt with unfair- " ly and unjustly or to get justice as an _act of charity. " This is a time when past wrongs should be discontinued; when men who . want the protection of others, should be willing to have their own acts stand out in the light of day on their own merits, as being honest and just “between man and man; and the man who refuses to do’ these things in this hour, is not only unjust and unfair and disloyal to our nation, but he is a traitor to the cause that our nation .and its allies are fighting for, and he is contributing more towards inter- ruption of needed war industries and creating mob law and a bolsheviki in our country than all other factors combined. i The strong hand of our government should require at this time, that no man would attempt to deny the com- mon people (the workers) their right to belong to an organization of their fellows. The workers everywhere ought' to insist on their right to or- ganize and they ought to organize, be- cause the underlying causes for in- dustrial strife are grievances, based on injustice, real or fancied, that can only be remedied through organized, intelligent and systematic dealing with them. If the waste of industrial strife is to be stopped or reduced to the mini- mum, it must be done through the ad- justment of all disputes on the basis of justice. 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