The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-30

finite. The contrast, vivid enough under the "self-contentcd economl- cal. political and financial condi- tion' between the rich and the pro- ducers is to be still better defined. to become more startling and the | revealed in Industrial Relations Commission reports are .c become intensified in order that | everything may contribute to the l business super-organization that is | now dangled before the eyest of the people as a tempting bait to lure them from old time ideals of per sonal liberty and national freedom. It is a mattel of evolution. There is hardly any doubt of that. The grain in the soil, then the blade and the grain in the car. The day of nationalism is over. The day of internationalism is at hand. That is the one insisting sweeping fact ot modern times. No natino can be self contained and self centered. The strifes and struggles, the social and political activities as well as the commercial and financial activ- ities of other lands are reflected with promptness in the United States. Capitalism wipes out geo. graphical boundaries and makes the whole world exploitively kin. Ideas coalesce with the obliteration of distances. Every faster steamer and every international railroad wipes out a frontier. Politically they may remain an endless source of friction but the human ideas are international. Financial systems ad- just themselves to international need. Commercial development flows in channels first worked out by international requirements
 Just as legal theories slowly adjust themselves to changing economies and feudal laws pass with the ar rival of capitalism, so also national 1 internationalism There is con stant tendency towards integratioh and absorption proceeding in socie- ty. The local independents are gobblod up by the national trust organizations and international agreements absorb national market
 control. It is not effected without friction. The process of evolution
 has involved the overcoming of con
 siderable resistance even if it fol
 lowed the line of least resistance The evolution of business which was the integration of business went on and will go on with the greater talk
 ing care of the lesser, in the esti'
 maton of and according to the ideas
 of care held by the greater.
 That is the function of modern bust
 ness enterprise evolutionarily speak
 ing. It is to become the giant con
 troler, absorber and consolidation
 That means super-organiaztion
 It means a super-organization Whlcf
 can rc affected by no archaic De
 claration of Independence; no con ventional ideas of personal liberty no academic discussion on clas. struggles It is a uper-organiZatio' which must as such depend for its
 success as much on the active eXer tion of force as it's potentiality tt
 exert it. It demands the subordina tion of all individual and socia impulses to the greater require
 ments of Greater America, whici
 means greater power and greater control and greater wealth for thu
 commercial and financial magnate' who control it.
 That's what is meant b.
 Business Super Organization
 That is what is meant by Prepared ness. It has become a business ne
 cessity, because a necessity in th'
 evolution of the United States iron
 nation self contained and sel centered politically, financially ant commercially to nation leading z controlling and dominating all othe
 nations in the world of commerc'