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12 THE COMING NATION The Coming Nation Is ''M To Appear Soon A Series of Ten Special Articles by Bouck White Author of the of the Carpenter" Publishers FRED D. WARREN Editors A. M. SIMONS. CHAS.

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Railroaded to Prison By A. M. S. More thai twenty years ago, when Charles Edward Russell was a reporter on a New York daily paper, he came in contact with a great crime story. It was a story that involved the solution of the famous "Jack the Ripper" murders in London.

It was a story that involved the head of the New York police force, several great newspapers and editors, the courts, a famous firm of lawyers, and the whole system of court procedure in New York state. Russell could not write the story when he first learned it and have any hope of ever seeing it in print. Not in the twenty years since has there been a periodical whose pages would have been open to the' whole The Coming Nation is now going to print it. It may sound strange for me to praise the work of a fellow editor, but when the story appears, which will be next week, you will agree with me that as a mystery story it ranks with any fiction, that in its view of the underworld it is the most startling thing that has appeared, that not all the investigations of the New York police in connection with the Becker case have brought anything to light stranger and more damning than this and that the telling of this story forever closes the question of whether an innocent man, a man who could not by any possibility have been guilty, can be railroaded through the courts, past the press and all the organs of public opinion, into prison without any redress. Told purely as a piece of fiction, with names and places altered to avoid detection, and any magazine would pay a splendid price for this story.

But Russell gives you the names of the guilty police officers, the judges and newspapers implicated, and tells you just who did the things described and when and how. He opens up the secret springs by which the press of a great city is controlled and lets you watch the wheels go round. This story will be famous. You will save it and quote from it for years to come. The immediate occasion for its appearance is the denial that the ironworkers could have been railroaded.

This shows that they certainly could, because another was so railroaded. This story of Russell's is one thrilling sensation after another, but along with it we print a strong simple story of a woman's struggle on a homestead in Colorado, that is throbbing with that strange vital thing editors call "human interest." There is romance and adventure, and all the things that make you read fiction, and, again, it is all true. There are some beautiful photographs with this story. The new "Information Department" of the Socialist Party is doing some mighty important and interesting work, yet few even among Socialist Party members know about this work. Next week J.

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