The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 2, 1918, Page 14

ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS Your Ford! SILO R Pump Your Water, Grind Your I-'«d. mvf::rwm Plans for Demobiliz- | ing the Soldiers (Continued from page 8) earth. - We can pay higher wages, thereby ' maintaining ourselves as ' a working-class nation on a higher plane than before the war. And with a def- inite representation of the workers in the: management of each industrial plant the chance of paralyzing or wrecking any industry is removed. This plan, still only partly developed by some of the progressives in the administration who are interested in reconstruction, has need of friends right now. 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