This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1919 Excerpt: ...in spite of coercive methods of a mass strike the Government has the right and the duty to use the military forces of the Nation. To prevent irremediable injury that might be caused by a mass strike the Government has the right to appeal to the judicial power of issuing injunctions. For the purpose of enforcing the ... Read More
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1919 Excerpt: ...in spite of coercive methods of a mass strike the Government has the right and the duty to use the military forces of the Nation. To prevent irremediable injury that might be caused by a mass strike the Government has the right to appeal to the judicial power of issuing injunctions. For the purpose of enforcing the orders of the Court as well as establishing obedience to law the Government has the right to exercise the power of the Executive. And if laws are needed, as we believe they are, to render organizations of labor responsible and more promptly amenable to the will of the people, the Government, through its legislative branch, has the right and duty of making laws conditioning the right of organized labor to recognition and collective action upon its acceptance of corporate responsibility. HIRE A GUIDE IF you would know yourself, hire a guide. There are guides and guides, of course, and some of them are no better than the rest of us. When we say guide, we mean the ideal guide who is a combination of all the virtues of all the guides we have known--and some of the individual guides of our acquaintance have come not far from measuring up to this standard. The guide who is a guide makes the best man-meter (if we may coin a word) we know. He is self-respecting. When you are with him, see that you respect yourself. He is loyal. See that you deserve his loyalty. He serves you in the only way one American can and should serve another. See that your own Americanism is worthy of such service. If your trip to the woods is of any duration, you will have plenty of opportunity to feel the impact of his personality against your own. He will not criticise. He will even let you (so long as your safety is not in danger) follow your own fool inclinations to the top of... Read Less
