Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-29
ELEVENTH lNSTALLNENr
CHAPTER xvlll.

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That 60 many Of the strikers h.s
mad The narrowest Kind az an $500
rom bcing blown 10 pieces b, an.
mite did not make their toeii-rs ~
hohr and his mon amy frisuafer ~,
one thing was certain. tfharm came ~
the g'rl who bad riskod her me- 10 warn
them OF their danger il would 40
TO como 90 her over their dead bolian
Wherever she vent among 40
strikers she WAS Welcomed with A
Kind Of gallant alteration. someta,ne
about her seemed. when she entered
room. 90 pun the rudcst and the
most iguoraut men 10 their feet
everywhere she went she preached
her gospel. soficncd hearts and made
men aud women hopeful oi better
things. And presently only those who
were naturally blo0lfh.rly and who
loved violence For ils awr snke TALKED
openly OF attacking ihe stockade. 10
reemod 20 Cclestia thnt he strikers
demands were NOT unjust and she So.
tcrmined 90 end tbe strike o. porsuad.
Ing kehr nnd the men he Represented
20 meet Their demands
Elections were com.ng on, oad tho
best way to Secure the labor vote vas
TO see tlat lahorH envelopes vSe boz.
ter allied than ever before. With a
new fora oi government n control
or the nations most DISTINGUISHED ard
able men there would bo such a saY.
ms OF national waste that doubling
the pay of every aborer in the Gown
try would bee but drop va tho bucket
Tommy could not ace aay possible
good IN Celes,ia's form 81 millennium
Ile felt that inroccni9 oi oourao.
and with tho best intentions. she vas
trying 20 boiray lssor into the hands
uf capital. ana he fought her dacirue
tooth and nail nut what shc seumea
D. offer was 80 glltterlne and allurIur
20 the poor and needy that Tommy
opposing arguments laand few listen
ers In pitumcn.
Coleslia preached thst government
OF the people by the people and Tor
the people bad hcen proved a gigan'
dc failure Tor tao excellent reasons
90. Il isn't By the people, md ca Il
isn't foi .he people The iathess pho
set dawn some very nQhle asplfa'
tgns In black and white we're Co.
stsnty slccCuded by politicians, who
twisted their aspirations 10 their own
ends Ne are today government q
tho peouIe by the politicians and Tor
the poiit.clana Patriotism, II Il isn't
deae las gone 20 sleep, There are
patriotic VirglnlAns, patriotic Yer
montors, too. but pere are ysA few
patriotic Americans.
No business run as this United
States IS run could possibly be
success. No employee Of such bush
ness could be blamed Cor failing 10
respect for his employers or 30 10y
atty 70 them. 50, do we want our
country 90 be respectable and d sue
cess or don't we? Let IL BE- run win
the same American efficiency win
which the STANDARD on company has
been run. and nobody win be- poor ana
no pari OF any city VII be dirty ana
mil OF disease.
II ,bore woro no waste there would
be plenty OF money for everybody os
al least Of the things money can buy
Cnlcstia was inslstrui on this ana
uer,onaIiv am hangod n ! cqnt
think sho was right. We waste every
thing raw material, finished pfoauf-
health and brains
La the face Of Kehrs giuupoiAnps'
II was not easy to make piosi'ss
toward a settlement a the strike, ana
AZ last Colestia tclegrapheo 20 COZ
don BARCLAY and asked tof oenilile
mower 10 speak for the coal oo'ninnir'
and treat With the labor leaaera.
lis answer was a nying tip 70
Bitumen.
N. VAS very sharp With Kehr. hun.
bled him and bros beat him, e4lsen
Gunsdorf and the other leaders @ z.
released aad thS=. after a Ions. Aee,es
conference with Professor Ht''l''sI' y
gave CclestlA the power size ~'AeN
for. -. 81.
before returning to New ao1A ~
sen, for Gunsdort ct A. n'srs . ~.
sonal peace with then ana oD'A'Ae
their political aliesiance -.
.celestia.~ he told them. - 49,. 49,,
Tho troubles between labor ana cap.'A'
sre only me synptom Of the greal 'a'
tlon1i wastaee that has some u 49,. 49,.
the beginning o. thinE@ " 3 !. - - =
give up eIeetlnG nen % hign 0'-s'