Show THE RIOTS AT CLEVELAND I Surely t the tho le causo of labor r is is no not noe helped b by the riots at Cleveland The Tho cause of or the people has rec recently been ben immensely damaged by bj- the conduct o othe of or orthe the tho strikers there For years Tom Johnson has struggled struggled struggled I fOt for a three cent faro fare on a all the tho streetcar lines Jines of ot with universal universal uni tint versal transfers Ho Ho finally secured i I exactly that result H He to the courts th that t. t the r rato t was riot not rot confiscator tor tory and b by consummate generalship combined all an the I lines hues of the city anti and assured the people people I of a red redaction cUon in fare S SIt It must have hayo been more re to the interest inter inter- est cst st of the working lasses classes than any other It must have ha d been of or o interest to the wage wago earners And Aud yet they 1 r I have permitted themselves to fo be he m made de dethe the tools of ot the forces fordes es that have ha for years ears fought aga against st low fa fares fais B And the manner of ot their fighting casts a pall pan of shame over o t m and I their organization It make maket br bread ad i winners ano over the country count y w er at I them Hero Mere is one of or the things ing which laboring men have ha struggled to secure for many many years It is within their i grasp and they make m ke its operation im un- un possible And th thor they break the laws of their state in th the destruction of or prop prop- i mal cli of imm human I Ilife ert erty Their mad disregard eg rd n life Ui theft in Wild defiance condemn them utterly No matter what tho causo cause of ot their I qu quarrel rel n nothing thing can can excuse 1 riots their dynamite outrages and their I frantic abandonment of or ever every rule nile I which in other othe struggles has has honored union labor S |