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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08
Soldiers Insurance

Because of delay in receiving GER
tificates many soldiers are led to
believe by their folks back home that
they are paying for insurance pro.
lection which they are not receiving.
This is not so. If the soldier should
die the insurance would be paid even
if the certificate has not been re-
ceived, provided proper application
has been made and premiums are be-
ing paid. The certificate is no part
of the contract of insurance, but
merely shows that contract exists.
Those entitled to certificates will re-
ceive them as early as the govern
ment can mail them out.
Advertising in the Enterprise
means countrywide publicity. tt
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08
Cards of Thanks, 81

Cards of Thanks, 81
Some of our good friends have
over looked the fact that cards of
thanks are considered advertising
matter and are paid for as such.
Last week we received several re-
quests to publish cards of thanks,
but no check accompanied the re-
quests. 1t has been a rule with all
newspapers for the last several years
to make a small charge for these
matters. Please remember this. At
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08
Total .............$1,O59.O0

When he had subtracted the OK.
penses from the receipts this year he
found he had 1915 left to pay his wages
and the interest on his Investment In
stead of $50, as the year before. After
deducting the 1922 necessary to pay
his interest he had left 1854, which rep.
resented his wage for the year.
He found that the value of the butter
produced by each COW had increased
from $34 per COW to $7S per COW dur.
ing the year; that he had cut down his
labor expenses from $500 to $162; that
he had sold over $500 worth of crops
instead of 81 worth the year before:
and that he had increased his poultry
income over S2Ca N spite Of the fart
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Enterprise, $3.50 per year
in advance H
s.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08
Officers Chosen

Organization of the new hardware
firm for Dresden was completed last
week. ]. N. Brasfield was made
president; W. D, Brasfield, vice
president, and Keith Killebrew, sec
retary-treasurer. Walter McClain
says he is the general all-round utili-
ty man for the big, new firm.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08
Death of Kib Summers

Information reached Dresden last
week of the death at his home in
Holly Springs, Miss, of Kib Somers,
who died of pneumonia. The de-
ceased was born and grew to young
manhood in Dresden. He was the
son of the late Chancellor Somers
and a well-known and popular young
man. Surviving him are his wife and
two children.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08
Moran Irvine Sells Farm

Mr.. Moran Irvine sold his splen-
did farm, just south of town, last
week to Esq. E. D, Thacker, of Duke
dom, who recently purchased the
Moran Brothers farm. Mr.. Thack-
er gets the Irvine place of 40 acres
and the dwelling.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08
Pay Your Accounts

All parties indebted to Shaw &
Rawls by either note or account are
requested to come forward at once
and make settlement. We need the
money.-Shaw & Rawls. 3O-2t
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

Better blowing and better prepa-
ration of the seed bed are always in
order, particularly when bigger crops
are a patriotic necessity.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08
Joe Morris at Home

Joe Morris, son of Allen Morris,
is home on furlough from train
ing camp, where he spent several
weeks in the hospital.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

Old papers for sale at the Enter
prise office. If
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08
HOW ABOUT Us???
90

If you want your Clothes
Cleaned and Pressed to look
like new, send them to the
Dresden Dry Cleaning and
Pressing Co. Gents Hats
Cleaned and Blocked. We
will give you prompt service.
We pay postage one way on
Mail Orders. Now is the
time to have your fall Clothes
Cleaned. If you want your
moneys worth you can get
it by sending us your Clothes,
then how about us?
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

Due chiefly to a shortage of feed,
the number of cows in Denmark is
expected to decrease by about 1OO,-
900 in the merit six months.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

The Enterprise, $3.50 per year
in advance tt
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

In England the board of agricul-
ture is encouraging roadside graz
ing to help out the shortage of feed.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08
cAsToRIIA
For Infants and Children
Gn Use For Over 80 Years
s .,.". &; ., Of GHzzzSx
Let Tennesseans be proud of the
work they have done in bringing up
the wheat acreage this year.

"Pigs grow on pasture" comments
a newspaper. Of course they do.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08
LIVE FARM FACTS FOR TENNESSEEANS

Ground limestone is being used by
Tennessee farmers this year more
commonly than ever before.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

More than ever, community or
ganization in the country sections of
Tennessee is helping put over i'm
portant war measures.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

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Advertising in the Enterprise
means countrywide publicity. II
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

Wheat straw is said to be selling
in France for $78 a ton.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

Corn club boys are getting togeth-
err their records and reports for the
season.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

All the news of all the county all
the time. tt
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

Many Tennessee farms and COM
munities where the individual farms
do not justify the purchase, are ad-
ding pure bred bulls.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

Madison county got behind the
pig club work through an, active
county agent, number of live bank
ers and business men, and interested
farmers. The work has been a sue
cess.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

Instructions for building self
feeder for hogs can be secured from
the division Of agricultural extension,
University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08

Four Ohio counties brought in
1900 tons of ground limestone this
fall. These counties had used prac-
tically none before.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-11-08
Studies His Business.

Satisfied that his efforts with his
COWS we're in the right direction, he
made more careful study of his bust
ness Of the previous year. When he
had set down his receipts and expenses
in orderly fashion, his figures looked
like this:
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-04-06
PEsQUIsA.

Ell Consul de Mexico en- 10.
Angeles, Cal, desea saber Ell pa.
radero de las personals en- lista v Z
continuation, con quienes tient
im%portantes asuntos que arreglar
lldefonso Albuia, Manuel Ale.
jiano, Benito Aires, Benito Alva-
RADIO, Pedro Alvarez, Ygnacio AL
varez, Jesus Arreguin, Genarc
Ariego, Ceferino Haro, Abrelic
Acevedo, JESUS Avila, Miguel Ba-
rayas, Juan Campos, Celso Ca
rranza, Aurelio Caro-, Francisco
Castro, Maxine Castro, Librado
Contreras, Eduardo Coronado
Manuel Diaz, Miguel Diaz, LII
ciano B. Dominguez, Glando Du-
ran, Agapito Espinoza, Fernando
Flores, Vicente Flores, Alfonso
Fonseca, Pablo Garabito, Librado
Garcia, Pedro Garcia, Francisco
Gonzalez, Pedro Gonzalez, Miguel
Gonzalez, Francisco Guerrero.
Arturo M. Gutierrez, Lorenzo Gu
.tierrez, Jose Guzman, Graciano
Hernandez, Guadalupe Herman
dez, Marcelino Lara, Guillermo
Lopez, Jose Lopez, Angeles Lu-
ras, Jose Macias, Francisco Man
cha, Abel Martinez, Costa Marti-
nez, Dionicia Martinez, Jose D..
Martinez, Mateo Martinez, Anas-
tasio Mendoza, Juan Mendoza,
Lorenzo Mirantes, Tiburcio Mon
ties, Cirilio Morales, Baldomero
Moreno, Juan Moreyan, Juan Ne
Nicolas Nunez, Alrado
Ochoa, Pedro Olmos, Jose Ortiz,
Luis Macias, Anastacio Perales,
Jesus Perez, Juan Perez, Toribio
Juan Ramos, JESUS Resen-
dir, Jose Razo, Miguel Rico, Mar
Rodriguez, Jose Saldana,
Sanchez, Clemente San
chez, Nicolas Sanchez, Jose San
,hez, Cosimo Zaragoza, Olegario
Isabel Zuhiga (masculino),
-ipriano Tabares, Donaciano Vaz-
quez, Lorenzo Veloz, Benito A.
Villa, Francisco Ybarra y Ciriaco
Vargas.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-04-06
arisca con los pretendientes, tenia

I(lAA1
algo de moza' bravia cuando Sc DO
nian empalagosos e insistentes +,
los rechazaba con destemplanza
Habria cifrado toda su Illusion Ell
Luis y a el referia todos los de
mas hombres y con 81 los confron
taba, y siempre les encontraba de
fectos. La intimidad parental fus
aumentando y va Lola pasaba mu.
chas temporadas en- la finca de Pa.
radinas a MEDIA que Ell menguan.
tie de la luna de miel de los espo.
SOS iba permitiendo la conviven-
oia con ellos. Como cosa de her
manos, Luis y Lola comenzaron a
besarse para saludarse y despedir-
Sc. Sc besaban en- la frente o en-
las mejillas, claro esta pero los
besos de hermanos son tan peli-
grosos y resbaladizos para quienes
no son hermanos, que pronto Sc
paso a otros besos en- los encuen-
tros furtivos de los pasillos!...
Una noche salia yo en- Ell rapido
para Madrid desde Burgoviejo. All
pasar por la estacion de Paradi-
mas, medic adormilado va en- la
trepida y mullida soledad del va
gon de primera, me desperto la
brusca parada del .ren. Unos de-
biles faroles iluminaban Ell anden i.
a traves de aquella luz incierta di-
wise vagas sombras que Sc mo-
Wan, y observe TN mozo alto, CO.
dorado, robusto-ioh, Luis Rem
don, no me engaho la vista que
Sc despedia de una muchacha ele-
gante y rubia. Me file bien iera
esposa Amelia? iOh, no, que
Amelia es mucho mas bajita y fe-
BILE que la guapetona Lolita!...
Era sin duda Lolita Lamego.
A los pocos dias Sc anunciaba la
boda de Lolita con Ell marques de
Bayon. Otra vez pase por Para
dina de vuelta de Madrid. Ahora
era Lolita quien Sc despedia en-
marcha a Burgoviejo para sus
preparativos de boda. Y Sc des-
pedian mas afectuosamente aun
que la otra vez, hubo besos susu-
rrados en- ell silencio del anden I;
ahora habia besos, abrazos, lagri-
mas. Luis despedia a Lolita CO.
mo 81 la llevaran al sacrificio.
iAh, con estas sentimentales re-
velaciones que information mas
sensational brindo a LA Rebel
dia", ell diario de Burgoviejo que
combate tan desaforadamente la
politica local y provincial del ca
balleroso marques de Bayon!...
Andres Gonzalez Blanco.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-04-06
Suscrfbanse 4 La Prensa."
IDIOMAS

FL Prof. ]. Gazzo, emplea SD
nuevo metodo oral y conversacio
nal para ensenar Ell frances, espa
mol e italiano, obteniendo resulta
dos rapidos, PRACTICES y electives
Oportunidad: Sc enseha a can
tar en- las lenguas antes mencio
nadas en- IS lecciones.
4O7 Baker-D etweiler Bldg.
Main 1854; Home A638o.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-04-06

disensiones familiares rematadas
a veces en- alaridos y bofetadas
Sc %concluian los problemas y con
flictos enormes que acosaban a Ia
casa, desnivelada por las formida-
bles deudas que Lamego, padre,
dejaba...
Lolita opuso algunas resisten-
cias de pura formula. Era tan
jovencita, la iban a criticar tanto
por su boda con Ell caciquel -.
Pero los clamores del padre pc
leando con la madre infortunada,
que lloraba a grandes gritos en- la
alcoba, la decidieron. Al fin la vi
da en- aquella casa era impossible.
La madre, llorosa y desmelenada
siempre; ell padre, volviendo "a las
atlas horas con ojos de suicida eli
hermano mayor, Pace, enredado
en- torpes amorios con una divor-
ciada que habia descendido va to-
dos los peldanos de la deprava-
cion los dos hermanos adolescen-
ties, los gemelos Jaime y Julio, flu
mando va para darselas de hom-
brecitos a los catorce amos, blasfe-
mando como los carreros v abra-
zando a las criadas salazmente en-
los pasillos, y la unica hermana
que la hubiera alentado a vivir, la
hermana mayor, Amelia, casada
con ell ingeniero de ferrocarriles
Luis Rendon, viviendo cast STEM
pre- en- SUI finca de Paradinas, a
orillas de la estacion de Rurandu-
ia, de donde Sc escapaban a Ma
drid con ~frecuencia, sin aparecer
Por Burgoviejo en- meses enteros.
He aqui ell punto obscure y mis-
terioso del alma Adolescence de
Lola Lamego que la ciudad no CO.
noce y que yo voy a revelar a su
voraz y atonita. .. Lo-|
lita estaba enamorada, ciegamen-
tie enamorada de su cunado Luis
Era ell primer hombre que habia
conocido a la salida del colegio,
cuando la cabecita rubia estaba
lena de los ensuenos de Adde'S
cencia en- los que fermentan her
vores sensuales %juntos con aspira-
clones de idealismo puro... Aca-
baba de asars Amelia cuando
Lolita salio del colegio, y Ell es-
pectaculo de aquella pareja en- Pile
ma luna de miel encantaba a Loli-
ia, que sohaba para si-como ma
bia sohado en- sus noches blancas
de insomnia, en- su camita o~lorosa
de colegiala-un marido guapo,
arrogante, viril, como ell de su her
POGO a POGO acostumbrose
idealizar en- Luis TODD, hasta sus
defectos, y a yer en- el la
plastica representation del hom-
bre. FL ingeniero, que realmente
era un guapo mozo, colorado, sa-
note, de negra barba y brillantes
ojos, membrudo y fuerte como un
.so de las montafas de Asturias,
donde naciera, sentiase halagado
con esta admiration de doncella
monjil y la fomentaba con aten-
clones, cuidados y galanterias Y,
gentilezas de toda especie. Cada
vez que volvia de Madrid traia un
de cuantia para Lola: una
sortija, I'm "pendentif', un aban;-
co de valor. Y siempre repetiale,
al entregarle Ell obsequio, una fra
Sc en- ell va proverbial
-Hasta que pueda traerte un
novio guapo y que tie quiera mu-
cho.
Pero ell novio no venia porque
Lola no alentaba SUI llegada, sino|
TODD 10 contrario; despegada VI
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1918-04-06
LA BODA DEL CACIQUE

Zebra en- las plazas de pueblo Ell
tardes dominicales, coqueteo y S
zalameo. mas de 10 Undo con I'll
mozuco de la vecindad. FL mari
do, que presenciaba aquella esce
ma en- actitud mansa, hubo de en-
cresparse por la noche, y como $,
lie recalentasen los emblemas d,
ignominia, prorrumpio en- desafo
RADIOS CRITICS, acompanados de con
tundentes golpes y vergajazos ero,
sivos... Plahiase la mujer por nc
creerse culpable de desafuero al.
guno y Ell marido coreaba la ver.
gajada con esta sarcastica admo.
nicion:
i Toma, para que aprendas 4
pelandusquear con Anton de Ri
tal....
"A 10 que contesto la mujer con
toda la ingenuidad de su alma de
-;Cuitado! iEngaharte 20 poi
ese malpecado! iSiquiera fuese
ell marques de Bayonl
Esta reputation de hombre ga
lante y tenoriesco que Sc difundid
desde su juventud por toda la pro-
vincia hacia que aquellos de sus
correligionarios mas adictos NAL
diJesen su viudez y anhelasen pre-
pararle una boda de convenience,
con ell mismo ardor con que una
madre desea colocar a sus hijas.
Temian por 81 mismos, o mejor d.
cho, por Il esposas, sobre TODD
por las que eran guapas y apeteci-
bles, pues sabian que 81 un buen
dla ell marques anhelaba sus en-
cantos, en- duro trance y fiero an
tagonismo habrian de verse su ad-
hesion politica y la vigilancia de
su honor conyugal ultrajado..
Por ESQ cuando Sc anuncio Ia
boda de Lolita Lamego, la ciudad
respiro satisfeoha. Parecia II Ia
viudez golante y misteriosa del
marques pesaba sobre la ciudad
como ina amenaza. 'Pero los ami
COS muy allegados de la familia
Lamego y los frustrados preten-
dientes protestaron, con decision
de 10 que llamaban "locura"...
Los mas comprensivos explicaban
la demencia familiar por la estre-
chez en- que vivian. res augusta
lego a decir pedantesca-
mente ell c~atedratico de Latin en-
Ell Casino. Los Lamego habian
sido una de las mas opulentas ia
milias de Burgoviejo, con caseron
solariego de historiado blason y
rusticas en- la bonancible y
suave ribera del Munigo, y hasta
senorio sobre dos hurgadas ten
didas a orilla del claro rio; Pala-
clos de Munigo y Hospital de MI
Pero desatinos y aventu-
ras de los ultimos representatives
de la familia Lamego, voltarias
vicisitudes de la suerte y predo-
mimic de la riqueza industrial So
bre la fincabilidad rustica de la
provincial, hicieron que Sc desmo-
ronase POGO a POGO ell edificio de
SUI prosperidad, y los antano pro-
ceres opulentos quedaron reduci-
dos a la categoria de senoritos va
Cos y viciosos...
FL padre de Lola, don Public
trato de apuntalar la for
tuna e~nlazandose a la familia vi
l~larreal, americanotes zafios, en-
riquecidos con ell concrete de ia
sajo, y una de cuyas hijas, Armin-
da, era una linda flor nacida bajo
Ell cielo tropical, una pomposa y
esbelta mocita de altos senos, ca
bellera rizosa y dientes nitidos dc
india aborigen. Mas con este en-
lace, Public Lamego no solo no
apuntalo su fortuna, sino que des-
barato la de su infortunada espo-
sa, permitiendose enormes dife-
rencias al "baccarrat' que susci-
taban luego d~iferencias no menos
terribles en- ell talamo.. La pobre
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Suscribase a LA Prensa," para
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La Prensa" es Ell organo de los
latino-americanos e hispanos en-
California.
Evening journal., 1918-01-19
NOW CLASSIFYING
TIE 0UESTIORNAIRES

The last OF the questionnaires sent
out to the registrants under the new
draft regulations have been returned 90
the local boards, the members Of which
are busily engased In classifying each
man. The cards informing the regis
trants of The class in which they have
been placed by the boards are being
sent 90 them as rapidly as the classin-
cation has been made
With the questionnaires disposed OF
the members OF the legal advisory
board have about completed their
work There are a few men who have
been granted an extension 0f time and
these may want the services OF am at
torney In nlling out their papers and
any member OF the board viii gladly
aid them In this work upon applica-
ton
As yet the school teachers have not
appeared before any of The local boards
to volunteer their services TO aid I'm the
work Of indeXing the registrants under
the QUESTIONABLE system. The presi-
dent has called upon them for their
services In this respect, but it is oXx-
pected there viii be am ample number
Of them to dispose Of this work in a
short time.
Evening journal., 1918-01-19
Stores Ordered Closed
On Ten 'HcafIeSS Mondays

Resolved That the Wilmington
Brewers Association not only comply
with the letter Of the law. but also aid
in every possible manner The rigid en-
forcement of the spirit OF the same.
and be it further
Resolved. That the entire delivery
equipment. motor trucks, teams chauf-
feurs drivers and helpers OF The plants
comprising the Wilmington Brewers
Association. be placed at the disposal
Of the state fuel administrator TO use
as he sees no during closed period. for
The alienation OF the distress and suf-
erng of our afflicted fellow citizens
When seen following the meeting
members Of the brewers association
said that at the meeting which adopted
the resolution II was decided that after
the few absolutely necessary deliveries
Of today and the removal OF such
empty packages as tend 30 further con-
gest freight and express depots 10 was
decided that the entire delivery force
and equipment of The brewers be Of
fered 10 the fuel administration of the
city Of Wilmington for such purposes
as they may see M TO use The same,
not only during the present closed
period, but during the Mondays that
are also 10 be set apart as closed days.
rs no deliveries of any kind viii be
made on those days
Evening journal., 1918-01-19
wilson LIEERS Carry
MUCA FREIGHT IN

Due largely to the congestion on the
railroads, much freight is being ship
ped to this city from PHILADELPHIA bv
way Of The Wilson Line and il Is said
great stores Of goods are being piled
on the company's pier in Philadelphia
LOT transfer to Wilmington The one
Doat tne Wilson Line has in service be
tween the two cities has been arriving
mere every night loaded down with
irelght Of all kinds but more especial
ly foodstufrs and sugar.
IT was stated at the company's Offices
toaay that in all probability another
boat will be placed in service newt
week to help carry the freight 10 ihis
Guy. Inis, however. had not been de-
nnltely determined today. In case a
second boat should be operated it viii
De used only in the freight service and
no passengers viii be carried No time
has been txed by the company for the
resumption Of the passenger service.
Evening journal., 1918-01-19
.LAUNDRIES ASK PTBLIC
TO HELP THEM Save FUEL

In behalf Of the laundry proprietors
Of this city William p White today,
made the following statement.
"The laundries of Wilmington are
operating under a permit granted by
the Fuel Administrator for Delaware,
on the ground that under The condi-
lions existing in Wilmington laundries
are a public necessity, because Of the
hospital work, work for public inslilu-
tions and for the thousands OF workmcn
who have no dwellings OF their own.
but are obliged 90 live in boarding
houses, hotels and apartments. This
condition is realized more than ever by
the proprieiors Of The laundres since
the war began and was pointed out 90
The Fuel Administrator, who shared our
view that 10 is essential from a health
viewpoint TO keep the loundrics IN opcr-
alton.
we ask the cooperation Of the pub
Tic To assist us In conserving fIel and
giving as good service as possible under
the circumstances We desire 90 ccOno-
mize on fuel as much as possible. and
our patrons can assist MS by having
their bundles and packages Of laundry
ready when the collectors call, thereby
what are known as call
backs and delays In getting the bun
dies 60 the plants
Evening journal., 1918-01-19

The order suspendine temporarily
The operation Of industrial plants in
portions of the United States is dras-
tie Yes. war is drastic. This war is
the most extensive and involves
greater sacrifices than any war
heretofore The American people.
led by the President entered this war
deliberately They are stalking every
thing for the realization of a great
Ideal. and the ide9l is practical. We
know democracy must be made a
reality OF home as well as abroad.
that its benefits must be shared by
all and lbs sacrifices borne by no sin
gle class
Capital and labor are embarked I'm
this war because an Americans are
in II, and the American spirit cries
ont against the least suggestion that
the burden be shifted TO the backs
of any one class. least Of AN Of
labor for labor has less financial
ability 10 meet the prolonged hard
ships of war than capital We are
realizing the truth now, as never be-
fore that capital and labor are not
two hu one. Their problems present
merely two aspects Of the same vital
question. Tho unselnsh and patriotic
impulses and the calm look ahead
viii lead the country 10 approve Of
the order now in force.
Industry is in an unbalanced CON