The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-03

Pacific slope. looking from the cor
nor OF their little eyes AT the great
Industries OF America. Three and a
half million Hebrews on the Atlantic
slope are toiling I'm those cities, in
Crcusing their numbers and prepar-
ing for the time.
Hundreds OF thousands of Assyri-
ans, Armenians and others, ten mill
lion negroes and millions OF MeSi. d.
cans will he there when the ran
comes ready TO take their place In
the ruins Of this civilization ana the
fight that will come then will be a
fight that will he without law. with
out our Institutions without any trial
by Jury. without any semblance
whatever of"1us,ice, II Will be fight
between robbers. Just az IT has been
At the fall OF all nations.
say that this fight between capt
tai and labor should by all means
bc settled, but Il is too late so far
as getting a settlement between cap
ital and labor directly, that thing is
not likely. Many employers are get
ting along swimmingly with their
employees, and the employees OF many
firms ARE contented with their en-
ployers hut the great trouble start
ed long ago and IL has grown too
huge To be stopped In u moment.
Most OF the |. w. w philosophy,
socialist philosophy etc. was started
back In lsts by German Jew VINO
had been run out OF Germany ana
who had again fled from France
into London and there wrote book
called Marx Capital" often re
ferred to by the socialists as the
working mans bible"
This philosophy Is propaganda
which cannot take root readily
among any people. but must be
taught like the lessons ih-a Sunday
school. little by little. continually
year after year. until after II has
been talked repeatedly with no one
to disprove It's statements many peo-
pie come to "A belief In the theories
which /, tries 10 establish II you d.
vide a house against itself, that house
must fall. II ia that book called tine
working mans bible and other
books teaching Its theories which are
helping TO divide our house against
itself. That book deals with many
facts but along with those facts are
interviewer some very false Concep-
tons and false teachings II IL some
thing like the league OF nations
covenant--it Is n wonderful docu-
ment. but IL will dlhide cbery house
against itself. That book and others
pointed out the ideal OF world wide
labor organization. We find the |, W.
W disClaiming to be labor union,
but calling Itself AIN international Ia
Dor organization. and In the league
~ nations covenant. Article NNlIi.
we find "a provision whereby inter
national labor organizations may
become legal and recognized under
the motherly wing OF the league OF
nations.
The I W w was organized upon
tho basic principles OF the universal
brotherhood OF man. recognizing all
mcn OF all classes and Nall races as
their brothers. the one single eScep-
ton being those men who possess
any wealth or authority whatsoever
more than is possessed by the man
who works for wages, Personally,
have no quarrel with any American
man who holds these views. because
I realize that they have been taught
a principle which was sown by
foreign elements and the results Of
which can be no better than to d.
vide the people Of my country II Is
as useless to talk 20 people OF this
schooling against these things as II
Is to- Kick against a brick wall, unless
YOU are able to show them wherein
and why their actions will gain moth
ing FOR them nor for anyone else. II
n for the purpose OF showing to my
cuuntry-nen the inevitable results OF
their proposed actions that I take
the pen. within the next 20 years
America must either make a change
for the better or America will be
facing ruin strong men have always
been ready for the fight. and men
arc ready on both sides for this one.
II j. not right. however, ana 7 call
to them 90 see that there IL better
way a way IN which their trouble
can be settled along peaceful lines 50
that all people. whether American
or foreign. may live and let live. We