The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-08
THE REMINGTON STRIKE

TRIKES IN munion factories must be depored by every - thoughtful The strike at the Remington Arms company The has given good evld of its purpose to deal justly between employer and en- poyed There in the United States any body of workers that has to complain of the settlements made by the govern ment in the solution of any labor dispute.
 It is strange that the strikes that have recently been fo mented in Bridgeport aimed almost entirely at fac tories where goods were in production.
 The present strike especially likely to cripple the pro duchon of the Browning gun.
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 The workers of Bridgeport read it thougntfuy They should take into account The does and has done for many eas the resentment that frequently felt against leader who mpedes the of industry for an however worthy They should also take into account the times the peril the imperative necessity that nothing shall impede preparation and finally the especial wrong that nheres hang the production of the Browning machine gun more efficient than any now Tn use weapon which earlier victory and the saving Of thousands of American lives.
 who have mistakenly followed the leadership Mr. Lav how many have in the war? How many represented by upon the service flag that flies gaany before the building in which the locals of Bridge port have their meeting place?
 How many of these out of sympathy with the American cause? How socialists who have learned their Marx poorly not know that the great men detested the Imperial government of Germany above all institutions in this world? How many secretly affiliated with the INV. w. whose members dodge whenever they the dangers of gun fire devote themselves to the mder peril of putting emery into the bearings of delicate machines and who plant bombs that kill patriotic workers.
 Bridgeport has given to the thousands of it's boys the best and strongest These boys giving their lives for the rest of the people, They endure scomfors and dangers ing the previous experience of men.
 How does happen that discomforts of trifng sort dured by few in the ordinary of daily to explain atone for what stops preparation and increases the risk and peril of the brave?
 Workmen would be expected to endure for the sake of abroad the sacrifice of their liberties not said that resistance at home could be justified This government is just workers than known The well being and comfort of the workers who constitute the of the people, the of Washington beyond anything dreamed of.
 The strike in the Remington Arms plant without sup port of public opinion peril to the working classes of the world it affront to the boys whose lives have been ready sacrificed upon the altar of liberty.
 Let this strike to end and government will redress real grievance that exists believes the loyal workers of Bridgeport