The Dermott news., 1917-11-22

! q mission to find out bow the war can | be won.
 He knows, as I know, that the way to get peace as you want 1t takes more than few moments.
 Raise U. S. Power.
 If we are true friends of freedom, Wc.UiIl see Chat the power of this coun- try and the producing activity of the country shall be raised to the highest degree. and nobody should be allowed To Sland in its way.
 "Our duty If we are to do this great thug and believe that America is the hope of the world, we must stand to gether night and day.
 But while we are fighting for free dom We must see that labor is free.
 And that means number of things. We must see that the conditions of la h0r are rendered not more onerouS during war, but see Chat the inStm mruts through which labor conditions are improved must not be checked"
 Praises Gompers.
 The president eulegized President GaHaers
 4l Ike to place my mind along side mind that knows how to pull in har- H5~~.s h. said.
 Hhr horses that kick over the fa#ees W9l have 10 De put jn cor ,a,."
 fIa continued. "Fa stand together @aa8- nobody must interrupt he rroereSz of our energy; Interruption eH fe avoided without invasion of freedom
 .Sefedy has the right to stop pro rr~~ If labor until i'll processes of council hare been stepped.
 T mIaAt as Well say right here that am G0t talking to you alone. fea do sometimes stop fhe forces of labor. but there are others who do the Same.
 You are more reasonable in q lare= CT number of cases fhan capitalists l haven't said those things to them per senallv. beeause haven't had T chance.
 Everybody has got te transact husi= ness. would like te sec all of ths critics exported \ settlement Is hard to avaaa when parties are brought face to face
 N must insist Tn every instance the parties must eome into each oth- CTS presence.
 Ny counsel to you k this:
 Let uS show ourselves Americans 1 hy not going off into separate camps but by cooperating In releasing the world from bondage Ne are ail ef the same clay and seIrIt.aa We ean get together If We vant to. T would he willing to set that Up as final test of an American. I hane been very much distressed Hy the mol spirit that displays itself here and there ia the country
 1awlessnczs Uniustifed
 T have uo ~vnnafhe with meu uha take pHHa shmoHt t4sa their oWa haads 1 4aat aa ettcr m9 earnest rfefe-t ae~9ust t9@0o~suess in any cause er -ayAhtre UemoeraeF @aan~ Hr~t ef aH VIC can govern ourselves.
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