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80 words, which I put in italics, appear in large capital letters in his pamphlet. The other labor master on that occasion is more explicit.

In his Industrial Socialism, Mr. Haywood writes:

The current publications of this body are full of statements of this same nature, more immature and drastic still. Not alone the capitalist proper, as receiver of interest, is stigmatized as parasite, but employer and "boss" are lumped with the robber class. A mine owner in Cripple Creek, pointing to the words on the union card, said to me: "You see now why they are stealing hundreds of thousands from us every