Beaver County News | 1917-08-10 | Page 4 | The I. W. W. Threat Against the Poor

THE I. W. W. THREAT AGAINST THE POOR THE Industrial Workers of the World say that, if necessary, they'll see to it that there's no wheat crop in this country this year. The rich can get food whatever happens. hap-pens. If it costs $10 a loaf for bread, the rich will easily get their bread. ' So the threat of the I. W. W. is against the poor, against the common man, woman and child of America. Evidently the Industrial Workers of the World are intent on helping Germany Ger-many win. They are assisting the most autocratic government on earth to extend ex-tend its rule over the world. The Industrial In-dustrial Workers of the World should migrate to Germany and do their fighting fight-ing in the open on their own side. Henry J. Allen, in Wichita (Kan.) Beacon. o