==================+===========+===========+==========+============= Name | Issued | Where | No. Each | Language | | Published | Issue | ------------------+-----------+-----------+----------+------------- _Industrial | | | | Solidarity_ | Weekly | Chicago | 12,000 | English _Industrial | | | | Worker_ | Weekly | Seattle | 10,000 | English _Industrial | | | | Unionist_ | Bi-weekly | New York | (?) | English _Golos Truzenika_ | Bi-weekly | Chicago | 3,000 | Russian _A Felszabadulas_ | Weekly | Chicago | 5,000 | Hungarian _Il Proletario_ | Weekly | Chicago | 6,000 | Italian _Solidaridad_ | Weekly | Chicago | 5,500 | Spanish _Rahotnicheska | | | | Mysl_ | Weekly | Chicago | 2,800 | Bulgarian _Muncitorul_ | Bi-weekly | Chicago | 4,200 | Roumanian _Jedna Velka Unie_| Monthly | Chicago | 2,700 |Czecho-Slovak _Tie Vapauteen_ | Monthly | Chicago | 7,000 | Finnish _Industrialisti_ | Daily | Duluth | 16,000 | Finnish _Snaga Radnika_ | Bi-weekly | Duluth | 3,500 | Croatian ------------------+-----------+-----------+----------+------------- “Wobbly” papers are extensively used as lesson sheets. _Solidarity_ has one long article of this character which is an analysis and criticism of craft unionism. Finally, there are several communications from members on the road and four or five editorials on questions of the day. The _Solidarity_ is only one of a number of I.W.W. publications, but the most important as far as the hobos are concerned. The organization maintains a publishing company of its own, the Equity Press, which is situated at the I.W.W. headquarters in Chicago. THE “HOBO NEWS” The _Hobo News_, published in St. Louis, contains sixteen pages and carries no advertising. It is published monthly and sells for ten cents. It is distributed, like _Solidarity_, by bundle orders or subscription. The July, 1922, issue of the _Hobo News_ has the following contents: An article by Laura Irwin entitled, “Half Dead (Unnecessary Movement a Crime).” It laments the fact that more care is given to machines and animals than to men by the big interests. Another article is a reprint entitled, “Hobos in Missouri.” It is a description of life on the road. Daniel Horsley, a Chicagoan, has an article on “Hobo Life and Death: Something to Think About.” It is a discussion of the struggle for existence. There is also a short story entitled “Callahans’s Castle” depicting jungle pastimes.