The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-12-17

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ei .----a----tgan ton on the way ,esWP
ei Eme NJ stages OF societN 49,,
a - 81 "a slavery and Sc M,iom NJ
of - NO On tue way 10 the Aimina ton
an Thft n =, eradication of }uiteracv
XII IA HHosion OF education man
M bV t'ashed stage where we
st. bias taE that in the United
at = Fsin t'tt- or opportunity has been
to 90 EN- "G9gh All are not prepared
gr~E faa4 There is indeed a too
co 49, 80. hstce between the economic
orFW.A ed "i the most and least fav-
eyA $ On "A the community But
po p3 1ere We bracket the very
tn, Ia very rich together as
for IS 3Inate classes our ef-
inaEF Is m, &.E be directed to improv-
mSBB M I,l set of problems is COM
ers by elenaed under the gen
is rod SapItal and Labor" il
ia E tio9 ,,al and economic organ
co htrib rough j H. large
s &: W. 7: .s:$..;:::;5
Oft rI q. earnest iaborers Very
tbt IT. - emeiy difficult 10 draw
tU1 i..,e renuati0n between the
pai rtia6,t, determine whether a
set dow "uaI is entitled TO be
In y.- 5orer or as capitalist
ne q proportion OF cases
is - the eWyhen he is both. he
NIsrS -abor and Capital
ius ne re- labor to organize ia
is Itba htat and necessary as
TIL o me capital 20 organize
des N In3 abor to negotiate 10
i RF nlfemF m 'f5ahized IsZ - fr rough
as IS, is just as esNcr,tiaI
to tTs:nt " capital to organize,
iia1 b,IgTia p9Iauons to limit the
han E''-'tS or okholders. Indeed we
ten Il ri e4ns acognize that the lin
ber Of - me citizens as a mem
paI Nallels the n Git.gtqinIzati 10 closely
cor r iltlzsi. rs stakeholder in a
of D%wNreasontns 'IouI Along this line
ord H. LOs.sss Ward solution Of our
AHuIttm OF car al and labor
con VNnorotIis II Is not desirable that a
nos NeoIat1h shs be allowed to i'm
undue exsctions upon the nub-
10 10 so ~ Is not desirable that a labor
act amnzSStlon shfh be permitted to ex-
sn5 ta unfair ar TERMS of employment or
IN JsSt. the public to actual distresses
i IN roer TO enforce its terms. Finally,
10 as we are earnestly seeking for
kte ceuures Whe5eby to adjust and set
tie re political difficulties between ma
u no rs without resort to war, so We
M. ma wen look about for means to set
e IRE me dinerendes between organized
resS A Lrsi ana organized labor without
ne P'I 10 the forms of warfare which
we recognize hnder the name Of
liz Aes' iockouts, boycotts and the
Cd els we have great bodies of law
and iuliy Regulating the organizations
fnI tnciapI er Sor2na. OF Industrial and
nave plans Of conference, of com
tinyP council of mediation arbitra-
LOT ana judicial determination in COM
1M roh VERSES between labor and capital
accomplish this would involve the
nee essity to develop a thoroughgoing
coz e OF practice IN dealing with such
a. LIS LIS win right privileges. inn
- llues ana mohes of organization
carefully defined. II should be
Poss Snle 10 set up judicial or quasi
ttt icIaI Tlpunaisl for the considera-
- ana determination Of all disputes
VIM Nch menace the public welfare.
Holds Strike outso Place.
an industrial fociety such as ours
lneA strike, the lockout and the boy
are as much put of place and as
us tsIrous IN their results as is war or
an an heo revolution ~ the domain OF poll
fucs p The same disposition to reason
ADJ Fhess TO conciliation. to recogni-
uoIe OF the other sides point Of View
tHe - same proVisfonl of fair and recog-
ntz6fd tribunals andl processes oueht II
maize II possible tdNsolve the one SET
QI, Lquestlons as easily as the other.
pS-sIeVe the solution is possible
After each war, until thu last the
gov eminent has been ablel to give
honEneF to Its returned soldiers and a
lar ne part OF our settlement and de-
vel3ppment has attended this generous
fen. Hers.
There Is yet unreserved appk~@krsste- ~.
ly GROO00O.00O acres in the
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