Carpenter . nly practicable means ofgiving the working people as a whole achance to obtain what the Great Makersurely intended every man and woman tohave, namely, a decent living. Organizedlabors greatest fault is that as yet itdoesnt embrace every workingman andwoman in the world, and some day thatflaw will have ceased to exist. Philanthropy. Philanthropy is the art of rebating to thegreat common people a small percentage ofthe tribute previously levied upon themunder the head of cost of living, price ofnecessities, etc., etc. Philanthropy is indus-try after they have reached that period inli
Carpenter . nly practicable means ofgiving the working people as a whole achance to obtain what the Great Makersurely intended every man and woman tohave, namely, a decent living. Organizedlabors greatest fault is that as yet itdoesnt embrace every workingman andwoman in the world, and some day thatflaw will have ceased to exist. Philanthropy. Philanthropy is the art of rebating to thegreat common people a small percentage ofthe tribute previously levied upon themunder the head of cost of living, price ofnecessities, etc., etc. Philanthropy is indus-try after they have reached that period inlife which brings the realization that theycannot acquire quite all the world and thatthe large slice already acquired cannot becold-storaged through the sulphuric ages.—Life. Dont wait for the business agent to comearound and examine your working member should approach the manworking beside him and be satisfied that hecarries a clear card. TH E CARPENTER A PEACEFUL REVOLUTION (By Flora Sheldon.). IT had come about soquietly and so natur-ally that those most se-riously affected by ithad scarcely noticed capitalists had notyet begun to realizethat there was a greatchange coming until ithad already arrived. Not that the prepara-tions had been madesfcretly or in the dark. No indeed, everymove had been open and visible to thosewho cared to look and were not too busyto notice; but the capitalist had been busyand had failed to heed the signs every-where about them. To be sure there had been no marchingof an industrial array such as that led byCoxey or the better organized ones whichill later years had been led to our natiouaic-apital, ouly to meet failure and for a score of years the agriculturaljiapers advocated the doctrine of Backto the Soil as the one great remedy forour industrial evils and now the time liadi-ome for the people to act on this years our country had apparently beenvery prosperous. The immense crops thathad been grown were
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