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Published Daily except Sunday
By Nome Mine Workers' Union, No. 210, International Union of Mine,
>2ill and Sni elter Workers.
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"To secure to each laborer the whole product of hi* labor, or as
ner.rly as possible, is a worthy object of any good goysroment.”— :
Abraham LiBcoin
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Address all Communications to Dally Nome Industrial Worker,
Hoi £10 Nome. Alaska Phone. Black 114
Nome, Alaska, December 7, 11117.
ONi.Y I.AI’K <>!•' KO(M) Wll.li
KM) \Y.\ IS.
11 -,vi ; re : i r. - mine that t iio 1 0
;. I:; i I i.a ’ : :glu .1 the J: 11
liwcr to th«- tii rr.r n peaee proposal
ill. ; : t v. li; t they said. the answer
to ( ■ •;'i "IVaee .or \Y;
, pi ,] upon v.heth<r or
not Germany and her allies are i'
such <1 ire straits that they must
\. • ... I V! n t tile p“ie.- of na
tion; 1 humiliation.
Th‘a ••|;umuliatio:i” would in- j I
. ml ■ virtual admit:* t« a that the;. , i
and tin paym „ :»f hug- -dylroshr j
are defeated. ai * ’aipanird h>' speei-1
le pledges .a'Turely guaranteed, for j (
ih restitution el all eon-iut red ter-jt
Titory and the payment of huge in-1
ilenmiiy eertainly to Belgium ami j
S' r a. probably to Kranee ami llus-j j
isia a ii(lGp:-;-ihh‘ to Great Hritain
and Italy
I
Oi;t rnu.-i ii' more than opiums-1
t.r to r■.■:•<! into tip- "peu'-o" hit ti- j ]
t j•.■: : it now i \ists anything i ;
i:i.hop* i ul t r ' n i him j
'i i-. .-v. • r i.i al.i - vv. - * n..i • i*■ j
I ■ tl.it. ' <1 ; i> • ii .i
o- • ■ »; rut n i".'■ ii i tor 1
I : . unh'-'t G< mu . ■ ,
. : .1 1, r • Hi | >.r t admit d> : .it j,
■ ;• I' ' i " ’.Ii'' :i 1 .
i ’ll-1 - la r t.i fur '1 ■ y1
111> wrongs Hi*'1?' haw limio, |
. : . admit that they began 11t war. i
it : - , .• I . IV.'.lll i i.,. l .'" (11- '
. • ■ o:t i'll, it i
lit in-, h - lit if diploma iicaH> i
■ 1 vto a mad i: Germany,
>"• (■■(• i >n!* ri m i'.
I; t litre i< to be a peace ( inter
im.' in the near future the basis
for it would tie dictated by Gcr- j
many's ■ netuii.-.
It would seem to tie outside oft
the r lin of possibility that Gcr-1
many will give the ph-ige: and |
.;u..i"ii:l''i|s til at le re enemies de
hor.di s
uuiiul ui.lt as she and in r allies are
so ie;:r the breaking point that
they realize tin utter
ae :. of their po.-iUJll.
Se-o-or or li ter. Germany ..ml tier1
ullir .. have got to sa\ 'yes” or "no” I
lo this question: ''Are you licked?" j
1'iuil liiis point i r 1 < '*- wi can l
only . peculate as i e ii. r not !
there is the yossit !itj oi i i .rn in j
i he near future. .
If the ;ii. w. r is 'y.-s" Great Hri- j
lain iind her allies will probably j
i orient lo ser.d delegates to a eon ■
ler.'iice le* discuss tilt- (it tails of!
Germany's "rt .-toratioi and restim-i
l ion."
If the answer is "no", the war j
not only will eontinui but will be
wared with greater vigor and fer
ocity and less regard tor the rights
of nuctrals than before.
While 'lie < x;i't conditions in
'f.-rmiiiiy. .Mislria, Turkey end Bul
garia are net known to the outside
world, there ure enough "leaks’ lo
warrant the statement that the peo
ple i f tho; countries are :■tittering
terrible because of the lack ol
food.
It is ids" kni-wn that ’In p.’opU
. 1
are te oming more and mori rest
less with each reduction ill 'he
(j.itit.tity and qhi.’ity if their food;
.in re and more insislmt that llicit
rulers do somethin*: to relieve them
of their burdens.
it i.i extremely prnt able that tin
: ill tine, of tile central p< wt rs in
: eei i of amutunition is net layer
iible. 'the bate ol all explosives is
<■ ttton. \ bill ■ ot I In H is tie :i\.-r
;.gt. The use of ammunition in
t his w as has li"i"t o imu I gl a > .
than wt ;i'.A A Iptiied. even by C.er
many fori ight, that it ntay well be
that lack ol cotton - as vuln ruble
iioint with the central powers as
h.ik of food.
One thing i- certain- whatever
tha quantities of food and lotion
■ re they are growing less, il fol
low; with equal eeriainty that un
.; I- n> eat rush h r net
.m land or hre.ik the grin of Brit
isli s. a power (ik-a her of wbiilij
seems possible) she and her allies
mist fare the alternative of throw
ng themselves on the mercy c
Ireat Biitain and her allies and
a\il a wliat tiny can or being
■ru died.
Colt r given to this internre
ation of the situation by the great
i'lert for peace which Germany ini
i..t -il vi ral wefths ago and the
i.thir.i.ism with which she wel
omed tin suggestions ol I'resiilent
.V i Ison.
Can it he doubted that Great
irituin ami lier allies put the same
illc r prct.ition upon it?
lnleri:.. i - is the divine right
if tin rich to rule the world after
hey are dead.
What t-'oeiaiism will do for you
s to make it so you can do some
liing for >ourself.
What is the reason you have no
.rivate pro port) now? Is cfocial
.11) to blatue‘>
Whru you vote the capitalist
ii lie! yi .4 git v.ha! you don’t
.'.iint, and ubundaa •- of it.
Tit;- fici that you depend on
i for a fob shows that you
are a ii -pelldi lit or slave.
A (rust is :m organization of
water that adopts the m it to of the
dollar, "In thee we trn.
The most vital objection the capi
talists have to Socialism is that it
Is practical and will work.
Very tew people are opposed to
; what Socialism is; oat main < p.
pose what they fals-dy think u is. j
We too are opposed to what you
think Socialism is, and you arc no
more opposed to real So :alism
than we are.
The word charity in the original |
means brotherly love. I'mlei ca
pitalism it has degenerated until
it means alms.
The masters are willing to do
anything lor the worker in the fu
ture. At the present they won’t
do a thing but do them.
Military rule is an appeal to the
workers to shoot themselves to
death in order that the musti r^
may no! lose their control.
The game of old line politics is j
to carve the other nations, to hunt j
soft places for the favorites and j
jail or shoot those who object.
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While capitalism exists nations j
will be just as likely to fight over
the decision ot' boards of arbitra- j
tion as over the first pretext for
war.
The word lioor originally meant
farmer. Because of the contempt
of the working class which capital-1
ism induces. it now means very j
much the same as bore.
America was largely settled
with paupers that Europe wished
to get rid of. Now that paupers
are grown so plentiful in America
under the robbery the masters
maintain, penitentiaries and wars
! are maintained to take care of
\ t horn.
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Stoic.
Anything In the lino or Joti work
. t the Industrial Worker tlftlce
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l Before the Ball and After the Ball
\ Visit Billy Anderson’s
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\\ IIKN UL'YIXG HAUIHVAKE, lot quality bo your first considera
tion. Then look into the matter of price. Price without quality
results in the accumulation of a lot of useless junk.. Hut qua
lity at a reasoui'Mc price „t»es jot. lusting service.. Wo handle
quality hardware, and the price is as low as consistant, or poss
ible.
CARLETON HARDWARE CO.
Mil UYont lit.
Phone Main 11.
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On and after Monday, Nov=
ember /9th, and continuing
until further notice. The offices
and yards of this Company
Will open at 8 A. M.
ANI)
Will close at 5.30 P. M.
Alaska Lighterage Comercial Co.
Phone Main 14
Charles L. Ross
Milling, Lumber, Contractor
HAVING TAKEN OVER TIIK FREIGHTING & TRANSFER
BUSINESS OF W. STEIGERMAIER AND OF REO KENT,
FREIGHT ORDERS AND TRANSFER CONTRACTS WIRE RE
CEIVE PROM I'T ATTENTION.
3RD AND 15 STREET. PHONE BRACK 162.
i Miners and Merchants Bank
Nome, Alaska
Capita! $100,000.00 •:
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Workingmen’s Accounts Solicited.
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I UNTIL TOMORROW TO SELECT YOUR
ma iissiiEMSE
« Consider what you will need and come in and
make your selection TOD A V
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is prepared to handle
all kinds of
JOB PRINTING
Let us figure on your
work. Call up Black
134 or call at
THE INDIISTHL WORKER OFFICE
SIS HOPKINS SAYS:
“DON'T DO NL'TTIV FOR NO
BODY WHAT DON'T DO NITIIN'
l’OK YOl”.
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NOW VOl WISH TO KEEP YO¥K
OWN PIPER IN TIIK FIELD.
And keep it
Going strong
Tin: ONE RIG THING THAT
YOU CAN IK), AND WHICH YOB
OUGHT TO 1)0, IS TO PATRO
NIZE THOSE MERCHANTS
WHO PATRONIZE YOUR PA PMC
ICY ADVERTISING IN THE
WORKER.
A I,MOST EVERY l,INE OF HHK
CHAND1SE,
ALMOST ALL SUPPLIES.
ALMOST EVERY PROFESSION.
ALMOST EVERYTHING YOU
WANT
IS REPRESENTED ICY SO MM
ADVERTISER IN THIS PAPER.
SEE TO IT THAT HE GETS YORK
TRADE, AND THE TRADE «F
ALL YOUR FRIENDS.
TIIE WINTER IS WHEN SOME
ADVERTISERS DROP OUT.
That hurts
Yourpaper
SOME ADVERTISERS STAY IN
THE PAPER FOR THE WINTER.
Some new
i
Ones come in
That helps
Your paper
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WHAT DOES SOMETHING
FOR YOU.
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