The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

| NoI N4lS dCtlNclN IN our country all the
time | was overseas. Capital is wait
ing for the peace treaty to be ratified
before credits are established. H. C.
l.. is in control OF things. causing the
same unrest as exists abroad. High
Cost OF Living and Henry Cabot Lodge
We are playing into the hands OF
the Hun. We are dupcs Of the Hun.
Shall we permit ourselves to become
an ally of the Hun?
There are other causes responsible
FOR the conditions that exist TODAY But
none of them are "A natural outcome of
the war, as is the case abroad. None
| Of them are natural in the American
sense.
Is it natural for girls to be earning
$50 a week and up for making button
| holeS, while the school teacher who
teaches your children and the children
OF hundreds of other families is being
| paid less than one half as much? 1t it
/ American? And YOU kick at the high
! price OF clothing Button holes are
necessary, but we could well afford to
/ iasten our clothes with nails or straps
rather than DO without our school teach.
| erS
Is it natural for the clothing mann.
/ facturers to be shaken down for $50.
600 under threat of a strike at a. time
when winter clothes are needed, the
market good? Who gets the money? A
handful of Reds Who pays the bin.
for this expenditure must he taI,on care
of-you, Mr. Capitalist Mr. SoIaried
man, Mr.. American labor union man
you pay the bill. pay out hord earned
money for value not received N1oneV
that goes to pay the Hun campaign ex.
penses in our country.
Today there are 100000 people on
~, ',,,' .Ne al our country ana another two
If Amortcans m ei',''s' ~ :, IS ,.I !, natural IS
the war2 M If /. tha rIrn.. ,.,,,'.i W.
the war, the Huns method Of carrying
on the war after they were whipped on
'''r nom,t We, t'',',',U, I... w.. ,,...
bor Ama,ican r,l,or j., ,,,,,,' i,,,,a..,
has been duped. Just as YOU Mr.. office
Man. have been duped
Prior to our entry into the war q
/ miners local in PENNSYLVANIA was re.
ported to have passed a resolution to
strike and refuse to get out coal for
our war ships in case the e. $. entered
the war.
That was not American. Lool, at
the performance of the American miner.
union man, i'm our army i'm France.
Look at the performance of the Amerl.
can members of all orr labor unions
while abroad. American labor at home
rallied and kept the work going; the
married men. the man found unfit for
for duty overseas in the army.
Dimes of tba Rod
Cow ...,-,,..
W. '''"
'oiIie became uupeS on the Bosch-ol
the Red.
The ringleader of the Ionpsboranop,s .
STRIKE upbicb ,iod ,,, ,.. ,z,,..,. -
~. ,,-.,.. 'F'''e 80
we" III recently the men who viola
tea an agreement, the men who detain-
ed the Vitals necessary to stave off Rol.
shevism abroad, were accused in omen
meeting by the head of the union as
having worked with the Germans dur.
ing the war in an attempt to hamper
the shipping of ammunition and sun.
plies to our troops on the battle line
Is that American? No. il is German
and the Department of Justice should
tell the American people why that man
is at liberty today. not only at liberty
but permitted to carry on his work for
the Germans.
am not an alarmist or a dreamer.
80 'U' ''''eSS'iy Ior you 10 take my
"0iu ''o'''' l'ooh around you. Listen
80 ",i'' 1t writer IN lh' New YORK Trb-
'''' 'uS 10 say "l'er an extended visit
~ uIi' co"' lleidS;
i''o',9''''"S vi Vheih lhe lnlhers' red
'o''Ne" l." I''e doctrines OF boIsheVlsm,
.0' ''!t S'ilN' as the means ol
~ ,'"''"''@l"s 'He co'I mines without the
''' VI 'o''Se"' Vi governments ana even
az S''u 'ins " general red revolution in
''ille''c''
As""' Ine euI'or or The Trades
OhloUISt says industry should be
serving '"e world at IFS pest speed, and
S'oPP"SeS ol work are undesirable.
me New YORK World; "A nationwide
poISIeVlSI campaign IS in progress in
the United States
Here speaks the labor union, the
American labor union: Unauthorized
strikes SHOW that radicals are meeting
with success in their efforts to capture
The American Federation Of Labor" de
clares w. G. Lee, president Of the
brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
New Hum Alliance