The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-18
THE WORLDS CALL FOR WORKERS.


And in every work that he began > he did It
with all his heart and prospered" End Chronicles
Chap. 81 Verse 2i.
For nearly five years the world was busy de-
stroying the accumulations Of centuries, and
during that time it had to leave undone the
things which ordinarily would have been done,
says the Manufacturers Record. Now every man on
earth must in one way or another bear some OF the
burden OF Germanys war upon civilization and has
ten to do the things which need to besdone
For five years dwelling were left unbuilt and ex-
isting ones unpainted and unrepared; food was con-
sumed and destroyed more rapidly than it was pro-
duced as 100000 to 100000 men batted for ex
istence or prepared for the great struggle; railroad
building ceased highway construction stopped. streets
unrepaired hotels not constructed to meet
the worlds increasing travel The result is there is
now enormous vacuum of empty store shelves, of
vnbuilt dwellings and hotels and railroads, and OF
food supply inadequate to feed up a world of hun
gry people.
"There is only way to overcome the situation.
All the combined power of all the governments of
earth cannot change the ineseapable, unalterable
facts. But men, individually and collectively can
meet the mighty problems face by work, hard
driving work; by work of brain and Drawn and ma
chine power.
Production and more production to the limit of
mans ability will insure world prosperity.
Under production will mean world poverty and
suffering
''The responsibility of the soldier the battlefield
TO do his utmost not greater than is the respon
sibity Of every worker bring forth the great
est results, whether the farm. In the mine in the
factory. in the bank, in the pulpit in the teachers
| room. or at the editorial desk.
Every ounce of increased output by work helps to
create wealth and will help the world to carry and
eventually its indebtedness. 1t will help to feed
and clothe the world and will lessen the cry hum
ger which had fed the fires Of Boshevism Europe
1.-The soil. the mine the factory. the brain, are but
to the worlds wealth and help to fill up the worlds
vacuums.
1.-The work must be done by every with all
his heart No other kind of effort is worthy to be
called work.
THE man who plays. the who breaches, the
man who mines the coal the ore the man who
runs the machine or he who digs the ditch, If he
would do his duty to suffering world. must do il
with all his heart. and feel that every pulse
which he puts into the work helps to enrich all hu-
manity in its broadest sense
! Amy man who halts in his work who dawdes at II
and who is inefficient and only partially productive
where he should be efficient and largely productive
is Stacker in the worlds great battle against pov-
erty and misery.
ITO the chosen people of old God said: Thou shal
remember the Lord thy God for it is He that gveth
! thee power to get wealth. And we should also re-
member that wealth. individual and national and for
| the world. can be created only by work.
Work can solve the problems which the world
faces"
/ The above is one Of the finest thing that Mr. Ed
monds ever wrote, and one Of the truest