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By Nome Mine Workers’ Union, No. 240, International Union of ffline,
Mill and 801 elter Workers.
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“To secure to each laborer tile whole product of his labor, or as
nearly as possible, Is a worthy object of any good government.”—
atrabam Lincoln
All changes In standing advertisements must reach this office at air
o'clock each evening to Insure insertion lr the following Issue.
Advertising istes made know., on application.
Address all Communication* to Dally Nome Industrial Worker,
Box 210 Nome. Alaska. Phone. Black 124.
Petered as second class matter March 1, 1>11, at the poet office at
Some, Alassa, under the AU of March 2. 1872
Nome, Alaska, December tlx, till 7.
II \\ I DKMAMI IT.
1 demand of Society my share of
till- world's progress toward com
fort. leisure and thought.
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1 demand my full share of the
bounty ot prodigal Nature, with
lor fulsome hoard of fruits and
flowers, and the things that nourish
am! satisfy.
1
demand ot Man
•walk lovingly 'midst
mg trees enjoying
my right to
the whisper
tin1 delicious'
fragrance of
moist earth.
wood and (lower and j
1 insist upon my share of bird
song, of the sweet air of early
morn of tin* gladness and rapture
of Hie days of June.
1 demand of Nature and Society
m> share of earth's scenic grandeur
tlie serrated mountain tops, aspir
in.!.. sublime, sun-kissed at c ventide.
I resist stubbornly any plan by
which the noise and whirr of ma
chinery robs me for long days ot
licit and rare harmonies emanating
from thousand-piped organ or or
chestra passionately pleading.
I set my face resolutely against
any system that would deprive me*
of tin wondrous tones ot tin sweet
voiced tenor in his love song, the
rich contralto's lament, or the
■wood-notes ot the soprano in her
joy or grief.
I abhor any arrangement by
which the sweet voaed babe* touch
es not the nipple of the would-he
mother and maternity is sacrificed
to gold Slid relentless greed.
I detest every philosophy, every
religion, in accordance with which
son and sorrow are justified, rather
than eliminated.
I co out into tin* moonless, star
lit night and bare my head to the
firmament, and b'hold! 1 wear a
crown ot effulgent splendor, stud
el with suns and worlds that glit
ter and sparke for my sake!
Crowned then an, I. a king of the
universe! Master not of men. my
brothers, but of Time and Space,
the splendros of the universe!
Rich joys, sweet dreams, raptur
ous love, all ilia! the womb of Time
lias bequeathed to humanity are
mine, and yours—if we but l)K
MAN'I) THEM!
Till: SIIOItTKK WORK l» \V.
The solution of labor's problem
does not lie n more wages. It must
be found in the direction of less
and less hours rt .vork. Inventons
and machinery are displacing labor
at a tremendous rate, and this can
only be offset by a corresponding
reduction in the hours of work.
Today one man can spill ;.s much
eoltor. as 1,100 spinners could in
1007.
In leaving, one weaver does as
much work now as 54 could in our
grandfather's time; 150 hands can
turn out as much cloth today as
95,000 could 100 years ago.
In the making of horseshoes,
4h!) men out of 500 have lost their
jobs.
In 18!• 7. by reason of a new ma
chine. '7 men were displaced by
otv boy in the making of tin cans.
During the past half century 85
per cent of hand labor lias been
displaced by machinery in the ma
nnfaciurt of watches. In 18»»2 it
required 195 hours to make a sine
K key-wound brass bunting watch
movement. In 1896 five hours saw
tli" same job finished.
Wheat is now cut. thrashed and
sacked at a labor cost of less than
2 1-2 c ills per bushel.
The link-belt eleetrie coal mill
ing machine requires only live men
lo operate it. and t will mine 21H j
tons oi ( oal in cnc day.
The future campaign of united I
labor must be made upon a plat
form for a shorter workday, and in
order to succeed it must get a gen
eral. unified, v ■!! understood mo\e
m at.
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LOOK 1 \< i AT MY V K I Ml.
1 sit and look out upon all the
sorrows of the world, and upon all
oppression and shame.
1 hear secret convulsive sobs from
young men at anguish with them
selves. remorseful after deed done.
I see in low life the mother mis-j
used by her children, dying, neg-1
letted, gaunt, desperate.
1 see the wife misused by her
husband, 1 see the treacherous sed
uecr of young women.
1 mark the ranklings of jealousv
and unrequited love attempted to
be hid, 1 see these sighs on the
earth.
I ste the workings of battle, pes
tilence, tyranny. 1 see martyrs and
prisoners.
1 observe a famine at sea, 1 ol>
serve the sailors casting lots who
shall In killed to preserve the lives
of tin rest.
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The Elite Hotel and Baths
Now Open
INDIClt NEW MANAGEMENT. It KNITTED THROUGHOUT.
liol ami cold ISallis.
Steam Hatha.
l ine Large Tub!)
Competent Attenduuee.
MASSAGE IF ORDERED. OPEN NIGHT ANIi DAY.
Electric! Lighted nud .Meant Ueuted Rooms at Reasonable rated t>> jjj
Day, Week or Moutli. t!
KVKHY MODERN ACCOM! * RATION AND IMPROVEMENT.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
SILVER MOI VI'F.I* STAG CARVING SETS, (TTI.KRV, AM
MIN I'M AND NICKEL WARE SAVORY ROASTERS ETC.
CARLETON HARDWARE CO.
KIM Front He.
Phon* Main 11.
I observe the slight'1! and degrad
ations east by arrogant persons
upon laborerss, the poor, and upon
the negroes and the like.
All these—all the meanness and
agony without end I sitting look
out upon.
See, hear, and ma silent, j
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All of injustice, starvation and
destitution for which capijftlism
stands has its root, not in parlia
ments, but in the system ol produc-j
Lion. Our Socialist friend:; \^ould ,
say in the mode of production and
distribution, but is not distribution
itself p..rt of production, a ; no ; r
ticlcs ever finished until it reaches!
the hanus of the consumer. The!
secret of the power of capitalism
to doom the workers is not found
in overwhelming intellect, in any
vast ability, but in the fact, that
they control *hc lives and destinies
of the workers (through controlling |
the tools. which the worker has j
to use, in order to produce wealth.
The worker may deny his Vvu ;
slavery, ostrich-like hide his head
in the sand ol sophistry, but he j
cannot hide the fact thta the men!
who own the worker's job, own also |
th" worker in a thmlldom as en- ^
slaving as any in the history of the
world. Modern industrial slavery I
is the most perfect slave syst mi !
ever devised, in that it gives the il
lusions of freedom till the slave,
Uneducated to the forces of which
lie is the victim.—kisses his own
chains and e debrates his slavery.
The lob has been the means by
which the capitalist class and all
the social vampires of the past
have held tluir reign of blood and
tears. The job is also the tool of
emancipation through organization
by, for and of the class-conscious
workers.
I'll niver go down again to se
sojers oft to th’ war. But ye'll see
me at tii' depot with a brass band
whin th’ men that causes wars
started f’r th' scene Iv carnage —
Air Dooley
Clothing cleaved, pressed, altered
and repaired at llie Nome Tailoring
Co., . nevt door to Segersfrom and
Hagen's.
l/et us estimate on j our Job Worr
Alaska Lighterage Com’I Co.
DEALERS IN
COAL AND CRUDE OIL
Agents;
Standard oil Co.
YVe/ls=Fargo and Co's Express
Pacific S. S. Co.
Charles L. Ross
Milling, Lumber, Contractor
HAVING TAKEN OVER THE FREIGHTING & TRANSFER
BUSINESS OF \V. STEIGELMAIER AND OF I.EO KENT,
FREIGHT ORDERS AND TRANSFER CONTRACTS WILL RE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
3RD AND It STREET. PHONE BLACK 1C2.
Nome Bakery
NOW OPEN FOR OOSINESS
The HOME of all kinds of First Class Rread, Cake, Cookies and
Pastry. We will make it our Business to suit our Customers.
WE GUARANTEE THE BEST CUP OF COFFEE IN TOWN.
We recommend as a Speciality our VIENNA BREAD, for family
use, Fresh from the oven, at 5 o’clock every evening.
We serve Hot Cake, Ham and Eggs etc. from 7 A. M. to I P. M.
Lunches from 13 Noon to 7 I*. Al. Every Day.
We are in business to satisfy our Customers.
•1UUL A NELSON, Propritors.
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NOME BREWING AND
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AM) WILL PIT I P A FIXE I,INI-: OF
SOFT DRINKS AND
NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER
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Dont Wait
UNTIL TOMORROW TO SELECT YOUR
FOOTWEAR FOR THE
CARNIVAL
Consider what you will need and come in and
make your selection TOD A Y
(OPF.X EVENINGS UNTIL EIGHT O’CLOCK.)
North
Pole
Bakery
&Cofjfee
House
BREAD
10c. per tt 9f
3 Loa\ es 30c.
Anvil
Bakery
and
Coffee
House
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