The Washington times., 1918-08-11
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tools, machinery and working capt.
tai, without which II cannot make
its vital contribution to industry,
and capitaiT Is equally powerless to
turn a wheel in industry without
labor.
A New Principle.
Neither can attain the fullest per-
manent measure of success unle;.s the
other does also. and the abnormal
conditions, namely. the absence of
contact between owner and employe,
must be corrected by the re-establish-
ment of personal relations between
owners, represented by certain of
their fellow workers In the same
plant. whom they themselves have
duly elected.
II am profoundly convinced that
nothing will go so far toward estab-
fishing brotherhood in industry and
insuEing industrial peace, both dur
ing the war and afterward, as the
general and early adoption of this
principle Of representation by indus
try, the favorable consideration OF
which cannot be too strongly urged
upon leaders in industry.
when the principle adopted by
both parties in interest Is do as Won
would be done by" there will be no
industrial unrest, no Industrial prob
lem
Spirit Hof Brotherhood.
But this spirit Of brotherhood Is no
more essential in industry ana business
than IL is in social life. No longer is
the question asked where a man comes
from who, his parents are. what he has.
but. rather. Is he a good soldier, Is he,
brave. Is he uncomplaining under hard
snip, Is ne loyal comrade? These new
relationships which are growing up
among men quickly lead to the deyeIon.
ment OF Brotherhood.
Among Women, Too.
This fraternal spirit is also de-
Veloping equally among the women Of
our land. One sees in the Red Cross
auxiliary the society woman, the.
cook, the shop girl, the stenographer,
all sitting side by side at the same
table. dressed in the Red Cross unI=
form. and the only question asked Is.
who does the best and the most
work. That one, whether from the
bottom or the top OF the social lad
der. is the most highly regarded.
: The allies have been quick to ex-
tend a helping hand to Zach other in
many ways. and the closer the feeling
OF brotherhood becomes, the stronger
will be the bond that unites them
Let me make this very clear. The
world is divided today into two
hostile and absolutely irreconcilable
camps. Savagery has thrown down
the'gauntlet to civflization-both can
not longer continue to exist on the
same planet. Cntil the leader OF the
enemy forces and those who have
aided him in bringing upon the world
this indescribable carnage, as well as
all those who are cooperating in the
conscious effort to turn the hand of
time back to the days of barbarism,
have bsen permanently shorn of the
power to further their brutal lusts
and inordlnate ambitions there can
be no peace.
: Must Crush Germany.
"Not. only must German militarism
be destroyed absolutely and forever,
but German philosophy must be re-
conceived and reconstructed from its
very foundations, for no peaceful i'm
with civilized nations is
possible to a people actuated by such
barbarous principles,
This titanic struggle must be
fought out now. Whether II takes
one year or ten years to achieve that
for which we fight, 1t must be
achieved, and there can be but one
outcome of the struggle, for as surely
as there is a God'in heaven right will
prevail and might, will be put down.
But when that day has come and
peace has been estSblishsd on an en-
during basis, then and not until then
can the spirit of brotherhood among
nations be extended, as then II must
be extended, to include all the ma
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