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Address

I. W. W. Publishing Bureau

1001 W. Madison St., Chicago, Ill.

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I. W. W. LITERATURE

I. W. W. Publishing Bureau

1001 W. Madison St., Chicago

Pamphlets at 10c Each, or 3.50 Per Hundred

I. W. W. History, Structure & Methods (St. John), revised
Industrial Unionism, the Road to Freedom (Ettor)
The Evolution of Industrial Democracy (Woodruff)
One Big Union, The Greatest Thing on Earth
Advancing Proletariat (Woodruff)
Patriotism and the Worker (Herve)
Onward Sweep of the Machine Process (Hanson)
Red Down (Harrison George)
Is Freedom Dead?

Pamphlets at 10c Each, or $5.00 Per Hundred

The I. W. W. Song Book.
The General Strike (Haywood); also containing "The Last War."
Proletarian and Petit Bourgeois (Lewis)
The General Secretary's Report of the Tenth Convention
Hotel, Restaurant and Domestic Workers (L. S. Chumley)
Revolutionary Writings (Kelly Cole)

Books at Various Prices

The New Unionism (Tridon), 35c per copy 100 $25.00
Opening Statement of G. F. Vanderveer, 25c 100 20.00
Cloath Bound, 50c per copy 100 35.00
Testimony of William D. Haywood Before
the Industrial Relations Commission, 15c 100 10.00
Trial of New Society (Ebert), 50c per copy 100 35.00
Proceedings 10th Convention, 50c per copy 100 35.00
The Everett Massacre, Cloath Bound, $1.00 100 75.00
Indictment, 25c per copy 100 20.00

I. W. W. Leaflets

I. W. W. Industrial Unionism (St. John), 5c
per copy 100 $1.00
High Cost of Living (Dougherty), 5c per copy 100 1.00
Metal and Machinery Workers (leaflet) 100 .25
To Colored Working Men and Women 100 .30

Songs and Music by Joe Hill

25c copy; 5 for $1.00; 10 or more, 15c each.
Workers of the World, Awaken!
The Rebel Girl.
Don't Take My Papa Away from Me.

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