The Raymer enterprise., 1919-12-11


nund Tor an nnsnea.ate CONSIDERABLE.
lof The difficulties between capital ant
labor. bids us pnt our own house IL
order. Frankly. there can be no per
manent and lasting settlements be
tween capital and labor which do no
recognize the fundamental concept
I"' when Hip"r mas been slrussiin'
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s,,hI,Itv cor,d M, ~ h.d hv r.,.r,,n,
n Industrial s,o,sar,s and cona,,,on,
ayotns, uh,c, rho ayara,a yor,,ra,
~ tho war,a b.d ra,.,,al T. i. ,hara
,or. ~. ,a.r ~ ~. s,o,os,,on ~ nj,
NOW dav ~ chang. and r.,di,s,men,
IN recognize world conditions and ..
s.ak IN bring ,ho,, ,broryh Ieets,,
lion conditIons thar win moan the end
iny M ..a.,on, a,,as,n,sm. ho,u,a.,
capitaI md labor and that viii hone
fully lead In the building nm NJ n com
radesbip which will result not only In
greater eonteutment amony tho mas.
~ workmen hut 81 hiring ,bont 4.
greater production and n greater uros
lperity to business ttself
w.,k Dit. H.. o..,..
- a'''isM ,"e particulars III ,h'
"'''''""e u ""p' - " a""''' uie JUS
'N' u ''s' eo''p'ai'i' ~ n,n"s ma.
'e's mat ''e NJ u'eir eas's. Inc WORK
f,d.,, - nav,.,,, ~, - liz. :, 80,
fort. unlanmred by the fear az my
erty and want In his old age
He demands The right IN live and
The right to work amidst sanitary sur
roundings. both IN home and IN work
shop. surroundings that dcyelop nnd
do moi retard his own health and wei
being. and the right IN proyide 10,
his chlldrep's wants In the matter a,
health and education In other words
| Il is his desir. 10 make The copditlon.
Of his life and the lives OF those dea,
to him tolerable and easy 10 hear
The establishment OF the PRINCIPLES
regarding labor laid down IN the GOV
enant of the League of Nations offers
MS the way 10 Industrial peace am
Cancellation. No other road lies one,
to us. Not to pursue this one is lou.e,
TO invite cnmlties. bitterness and an
tagonlsms which In the end only len,
TO Industrial and social disaster
unwi,I,no workm,n iIn,,ns;,,h,.
r,o ,,r,,,,,. go. :,
ara,,,.,.,a 80. ". - NJ
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are the necessary ingredients OF u
great producing entity. Let us be
frank about this solemn matter.
The evidences OF worldwide unrest
which manifest themselves In violence
throughout the world bid us pause
and consider the means TO be found
10 stop the spread OF this contagious
iliing before II saps the very vitality
OF the nation Itself Do we gain
strength by Withholding the remedy
- - ho' ''e BUSINESS VI s'a'esiieh "
ue"l 'hese manifestations oi uhfes'
winch meet us on every hand as EVIL
uei'ees vi an increasing uisorder ana
" appis CONSTRUCTIVE METHODS where
ever necessary peihs sure mat III .h'
"pph,as'oh VI tue reineuy we touch
MOI Tie Ni'hi issues OF our ihdustrial
anu eeoioiuic me! ihere can De DC
recessioi Oh tie Tue ol unrest hhti
Constructive Observation-Disclosures are SCI
UP 10 STEM mat tide,
Labor Not a Commodity.
co,a,. a. -, a,
right of men collectively to bargain,
for humane objects that have nj thei,
base the mutual PROTECTION md wei.
fare of those engaged in nil indus
tries Labor must not he longer trent.
ed as a commodity. II must be re-
gartled as the activity of human
beings. possessed Of deep yearning.
and desires.
Tho h,s,,oss nam n,,os II, So,
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