Labor's relation to the world war:

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Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

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Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 3 of Labor's relation to the world war: D 619 Copy 1 U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR LABOR S RELATION TO THE WORLD WAR ADDRESS BY W. B. WILSON SECRETARY OF LABOR tlo WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1918

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

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Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 5 of Labor's relation to the world war: LABOR S RELATION TO THE WORLD WAR. ADDRESS BY W. B. WILSON, SECRETARY OF LABOR. If I was to compress into a single sentence my belief of the greatest need of our…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 6 of Labor's relation to the world war: 4 labor s relation to the woeld war. methods bv which we can indemnify for the Loss of property; there are methods by which you can restore property once it has been…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 7 of Labor's relation to the world war: LABOR S RELATION TO THE WORLD WAR. 5 GERMAN ESPIONAGE. But undertaking to impose its will upon us in that manner was Dot the only action on the part of the German…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 8 of Labor's relation to the world war: 6 LABOR S RELATION TO THE WORLD WAR. States that formerly belonged to Mexico. That included Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. And then Germany held out as a bait to Japan, to…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 9 of Labor's relation to the world war: LABOR S RELATION TO THE WOELD WAR. 7 NOT CAPITALISTS WAR. There have been some of our people here and there who have asserted that this is a capitalists war, that it…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 10 of Labor's relation to the world war: 8 labor s relation to the world war. at any time. They arc taking their chances, and if any mishap comes to them over there I shall grieve for their loss; I…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 11 of Labor's relation to the world war: labor s relation t the WORLD war. 9 advantage gained through force of arms could offset the human life sacrificed, the burden of taxation levied upon successive generations to pay the cost…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 12 of Labor's relation to the world war: 10 labor s relation to the world war. came America, untrammeled by participation in the conflict, with no desire for American aggrandizement nor territorial expansion, would be the natural messenger of peace…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 13 of Labor's relation to the world war: labor s relation to the world war. 11 This form of government needs to be sharply contrasted with the German form of government to understand the sharp contrast. The most patent contrast…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 14 of Labor's relation to the world war: 12 labor s relation to the world war, zeu of humble birth looked upon the state as the source from which he received the things which made life bearable. Having firmly implanted…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 15 of Labor's relation to the world war: LABOR. S RELATION TO THE WORLD WAR. 13 time of peace. If these ships carried contraband of war, it was the right of Germany to hale them into a prize court and…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 16 of Labor's relation to the world war: 14 labor s relation to the world war, the collection of their loans to the allies. The sentiment was echoed and reechoed upon the public rostrum and upon the street, in all…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 17 of Labor's relation to the world war: labor s relation to the world war, 15 ment from above, handed down to the people with or without their consent. This is decidedly not democracy. Democracy is the judgment of the…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 18 of Labor's relation to the world war: 16 labor s relation ro the world war. Its philosophy is that the capitalist system is wholly wrong and must be overthrown, but instead of the orderly methods of education and legislative…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 19 of Labor's relation to the world war: labor s relation to the world war. 17 work out its own destinies in its own way by a measurable control over its own functioning power, the only means it has of…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 20 of Labor's relation to the world war: 18 labor s relation to the world war. from our own people which are reckoned the direct fruits of democ- racy. If in the exigencies of this war there comes a time…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 21 of Labor's relation to the world war: labor s relation to the world war. 19 It is for us at home to stouten the hearts of those we send abroad it is for us to see that needless blood…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 22 of Labor's relation to the world war: 20 labor s relation to the world war. In its relation to successful conduct of the war the question of industrial safety bears a new and tremendously important aspect. No war in…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 23 of Labor's relation to the world war: LABOR S RELATION TO THE WORLD WAR. 21 quick adjustment of such disputes. It had been demonstrated that the intervention of an impartial third party in the person of a con- ciliator…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 24 of Labor's relation to the world war: 22 labor s relation to the world war. thai industrial peace may reign a condition most beneficial in times of peace, but of vital importance in time of war. It has been…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 25 of Labor's relation to the world war: LABOR S RELATION TO THE WORLD WAR. 23 determination of her own political development and national policy and assure her of a sincere welcome into the society of free nations under institutions…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 26 of Labor's relation to the world war: 24 labor s relation to the world war. DECLARATIONS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE COM- MITTEE ON LABOR, ADVISORY COMMISSION OF THE COUNCIL OF NATIONAL DEFENSE. [Adopted by the Council of…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 27 of Labor's relation to the world war: labor s relation to the world war. 25 that some modification or change of these standards is essential to the national safety; that employers and employees in private industries should not attempt…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 28 of Labor's relation to the world war: 26 labor s relation to the world war. chase as much, then the standard of living is lowered. If the wages received will purchase more, then the standard of living is increased.…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 29 of Labor's relation to the world war: LABOR S RELATION TO THE WORLD WAR. 27 Disloyalty to America in this crisis is disloyalty to the cause of freedom, democracy, and internationalism. No national selfishness impelled this Republic to enter…

Contributor: Wilson, William Bauchop - United States. Department of Labor
Date: 1918

Image 30 of Labor's relation to the world war: 28 labor s relation to thr world war. a measure of success which the most hopeful among us hardly dared dream was possible. It is no exaggeration to claim that already more…