The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-16

Recently AN l. W. W. ae!tator, III
manufacturing town Of Indiana. poured
| forth 4 hitter tirtdr against ,"r'a'"
manufacturers. lie held IN his manu- 4
| copy Of Tn" New York call, ana WIN
! iniinitr hate. read the last az SuC'eSH' "a
! men in the world of mhuut acturinE. -
| was all IN the spirit Of yours for the
! revolution" It was AN arpea! IT, tn'
! class hatred Tn" aE!tat"r rAIl"G 'h,,
! Working men Slaves. tn" heads m
{ these factories "Slav" drivers" and me
ALI was for thr working man 10 '"nI n
; would imagine that IN" w"rktTS "eI'
! N a more terrible plight than the SiaN'N
: heinz au,tlnnrrl Oft IN IL slave marNrt III
: New ORLEANS n 1850. But II =" nap
: prnrd that IA newspaper reporter snap
| led a picture Of In" front row OF Ii"'en-
! ,.rs. In studying the faces and mo ear
imcntS the general IMPRESSION - man"
! that The hearers were a group nI very
! prusp"rou$ and unusually wcH-ureES'u
and grun"d middlc-"iaSS people. Snch
! rrouu IN ANY country of Eurnp" woE'u
| he iavutIfirh with the upper classes
! Now SURPRISING that aEItaturS lh'itc,
| rurnt to assassination were I" be 'arrIt"
! ont. SuppuSc that the managers. rnEi,,
/ urrrS and inventors "f tn" great S''''
! pIani. iron plants. cotton and wo"!"n
! factories. and various manufacturer! "i
; clothing. tools ana agricultural imnI"-
+ nrr.,* were all kii.rd. What world nap
! l"n :" th" wag"S OF I'M people o. n rtm
|
; rtcu IN this country VIII" haN" imv"nt'u
, certain tools founded tor cNamr!. cor
! tain aUi"mnhil" plants. though thi.
only an Illustration Of huauH"dS "I on
| factories. Il lhrS" alien aEltatnrS. WI"
! not only tell VIZ ihh; tn" revolution -
! lust about ~ break ard VIII" ar" dong
! everything they cap I" sur "P ~ 'hrS'
! race RIOTS. collisions. ar" allowed 10 x"
| nu with their indictments I" aSSdSS'Nh'
! ION. 4 IL only Il question al ti'II'
! tine when these mrn "i Hhil!t! Will l"
! killcd. Tn" U@"$'i"n. therefore. n''
| rrupurtiun "T W"alfE docs labor rrrht''
) and what part If IN" wage does hhii'tH'
! using capital. create" has heroine me
most important siuGl" question Of IN"
/ hour.
Fortunately. u great sta'is;irtan hhS
Eiv"u IS Il !ArdSlIck. 1t 50 happ'Hcu
! that maav years ago. just D"inr" IN" era
~ machinery. ,ha; Urea; Britain Iha"'.
4 careful census If tn" number az me-
work.r- and what they produced raEH
: year. This census shows mat IN" "'rN-
rrS without tools prudU""d SO per man
/ Errty wars passed and once NOR" i
| careful census was made. regarding 'm
productions t.! wealth by tn" aNcTaES
: worker. Suddenly Il waS found 'h"l a,'"
I men Of ability who had invented rcr'A'
| tools. and Developed the factories Tor
| their rrudn,lIun had brought In IN era
| when the aN"raE" worker pr"dut'" - 80
per year. Now II - AN thA' ah~ 49,, ,,,,
! age worker IN 1851 had No larger mus ,
| ,lcS. was nr stronger phNsiCalIN' anu
| worked less hours than in lIHo. rms
! staiiSiician tells us that IN" 100 OF mn
! lions Of dollars produced by tn" work.
ing men. aided by tools invcntrd bE
ability. suddenly jumped 10 $3.50. 600.
Every time tn" physical workers pro
duc"d $500. few men 81 AblIllN' uH!nS
capital. added tu II $500 more. NIL
thns,. few men of ability. therefore. and
Immediately YOU lose $500 out Of every
81 800. and the worker gOcs back 10 me
/ low waE". III" mis"rabl" housing. me
| moor food tn" high death rate. tn" long
! hours There are many mysteries 10
day IN AmrrIcHn life. but there Is no
| problem 50 strange As TINS, why are
| enemy aliens allowed To- 10 about teach
ing twu-talcnt pcnpl" 70 hate and !i:ur-
{ der the occasional trn-talent man whom
Providence gave us a. leaders and man
ayers and inventors To show MS no"
Ia incr"as" Cur property. and multiply
II lrr's good things for our families.