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John Golden and the Lawren-
ce Strike.
In Lawrence, whcn.the starving masses struek far more to eat
And wooden — headed Wood he tried the strikers to defeat
To Samray Compers wroth and asked him wath he thought
And this is just the answer that the mailman brougt:
Charus:
A little talk with Golden
Makc’s it right, all right;
He’ll settie any strike
H thcre’s eoin in sigt’n
Just take him up to dine
And everything is féne —
A little talk with Golden
Makes it right, all right.
The preachers. sops and moneykings were working hånd in hånd.
The boys in blue, with stars and stripes were sent by Unde Sam
Still things were looking hluc, cause every striker knew
That weaving eloth with bayonets is hard to do.
John Golden had with Mr. Wood a private interview.
Hc told him how to bust up the “1 double, double U".
Hr came out in a while and worc the Golden smile.
Hc said: 1 have got all labor leaders skinned a mile".
John Golden pulled a bogus strike with an his pinksand stools
Hc thought the rest would follow lika a bunch of crazy fools
But tho his great surprise the "fareigners" were wist
ln onc big solid union they were organized.
Charus:
That’s onc time Golden did not
Make it right, all right:
In spite of all his sehemes
The strikers won the fight
When all the workers stand
United hånd in hånd
The world with all its wcalth
Wil! bc at their eommand.
JOE HILL.
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