Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1900-09-24 | Page 2 | Shouldn't be Condemned

BE CONDEMNED Cleveland Pastor Pator Sympathizes Sympathises With Striking St ng Miners Mer t Cleveland 0 O Sept Sept 23 Dr Louis A Baks astor of the First FIrt Methodist Episcopal church tonight preached about the miners miner strike in Pennsyl Pennsylvania vania vanla vana said In the course coure of ot his hi sermon he There Ther seem to be but few employ employments ments rent that have so little possibilities of ot enjoyment enjo t so little chance chace for the daemon blessings blesing of a life ure as that of the I digger of or coal He ought to be paid pai I well el The work he does is a a common I necessity W We are aTe all al benefited and blessed bles d by b his work The next time you look in the grate g e eon on a cold evening and watch the t flames fas glowing about abut the coals there ter think tink of the men ten hundreds of feet under underground underground ground gound bent half double picking Into a coal bank that th t you may have lg and nt hd heat heah That mar DY yOU may t have L good god g wages wags and ad his family ought to have 2 p fair r chance cace and he must mut not be b condemned Ch C for striking until we hear him h im and weigh his is case ce I