The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1918, Page 4

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THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1918. —————— “No Man Is Good Enough To Govern Another Man, Withouf That Other's Consent ” Lincoln—was the friend of the WORKER. Honest Abe—possessed a sympathy broad as the EARTH, and an INTERNATIONAL MIND. “T'm always for the man who wishes to WORK.” “The strongest bond of human sympathy, outside the family relation, should be one unit- ing ALL working people—of all nations, tongues, and kindreds.” “NO man is good enough to govern another man, without that other’s CONSENT.” These utterances show where Abraham Lincoln stood—and they show where AMERICA stands today. America is the friend of the WORKER, the same as LINCOLN was the friend of the worker—if America isn’t worth WORKING for, and FIGHTING for, then NO country IS! America and ALL THE WORLD ARE MOVING UP to the standard of LINCOLN, and AWAY from Hohenzollernism. Feudalism is making a last desperate fight to CHAIN MANKIND! Moth-eaten “DIVINE RIGHT” is attempting to STOP the enward SWEEP of Lincoln’s DEMOCRACY. Either the POTSDAM GANG MUST GO—or ALL THAT LINCOLN STOOD FOR MUST GO—the earth is too small to hold BOTH. Which shall it be? The HUN and SLAVERY, or LINCOLN and LIBERTY! The enemy isn’t letting any grass grow under his feet. He’s at it early and LATE—he neither slumbers nor sleeps—he raises hell by DAY, and attacks in force by NIGHT. The only way to WEAR HIM DOWN, and put him back where he BELONGS, is to STAND UP TO HIM ALL THE TIME! Every man in this nation MUST BUCK THE HUN HARD! The MILLIONAIRE MAGNATE VIES WITH HIS MEN in serving his country now! This is not a war in the interest of any AMERICAN CLASS—this war is FOR THE RE- DEMPTION OF THE WORLD! The BIG BOSSES must work—the SUPERINTENDENTS must work—the FOREMEN must work—and the BOYS AT THE BENCH must work as they NEVER WORKED BEFORE! The man that SKULKS, or SULKS, or STALLS, or SHIRKS—the man that LAYS OFF on the merest pretext AT A VITAL TIME LIKE THIS-is doing a WICKED THING! Whether he realizes it or not, he is ARRAYING HIMSELF WITH THE HUN against Abraham Lincoln! He’s going against America—his best friend! They call them COWARDS and QUITTERS when they throw down their GUNS in the face of the enemy, in the FIGHTING line—but they are no more cowards and quitters than the men who lightly DROP THEIR TOOLS in this hour of their country’s need—in the WORK- ING line! A war like THIS does not admit of HOLIDAYS! Plug on your JOB! The firms and individuals listed below represent practically every branch of Seattle’s great industries: American Gevings Bank snd Trast Central Coal Co. Great Western Smeiting & Refining Lindenberrer Packing Co Otympic Foundry Ce. Puget Sound Navigation Co. G. City Light be Lippy, T. 8 Oriental Trading Co. Pure Milk Dairy. Struve, F. Ame, FE. G. Clty Messenger & Tramster Co Green, Joshua. Lewman, J. D. Overland Pacific, Inc. Rhodes Co, The. Steart, Elbridge A. Ame Ghipbuilding Co or. e Griffin & Co. MacDougall Southwiek Cae. Pacific Car & Foundry Co. Resiyn Fuel Co. Suzzallo, Dr. Heary. Augustine & Kyer. Cho Ite & Co. Groceteria Stores Co. Marine Pipe aod Machine Works Pacific Coast Coal Co. Rothweiler & Co. Takigechi, T. Asums Broa Cobb, C. H. Grote Rankin Co, The Martin, F. 4. Pacific Construction & Enginceriag vi Bank, Tha Thomsen, Moritz. Beckus, M F. Cotombia Salmon Co. Hanson, Ole Meacham & Babcock Shipbuilding Co. Co. Schwabacher Bros. & Co. Union Savings & Trest Ca Barton & Co. Commercial Boiler Works. Heffernan Engine Works. . August. Jr. Pacific Coast Engine Works. Schwager. Nettleton, Ine. United Coal Sales Co. Betknap, C. C, Glass Co. Cooper, Frank B. Hendricks Manufacturing Ce. Metropolitan Building Ce. Pacific Const Steel Co. Schwager Nettleton Mills. Wakefield, Lee H. Bemis Bros. Hag Co. Cox, A. H. Ce. Heary, H.C. Miteul & Co. Pacific Creosoting Co. National Bank Wakefield, Lee H. Ca. Black Manufacturing Co. Crane Ca. Hofius Strel & Equipment Co Morphy. John Pacific Motors, Ine. Seattle Automobile Co. Walworth Manufactaring Ca Boring Airplane Co. Crescent Manufacturing Ca Hoge, 4. D. National Bank of Commerce Pacific Shipping & Fuel Co. Seattle Baking Co. Washingtee-Annex, Tha Relét’s Restaurant & Bakery Ceo. Davis, John, & Co. Hoghes. E. C. National City Bank, The Pecific Steamship Company. Seattle Construction & Dry Dock Ca Washington Hotel, Tha Ben Marche, The. Jexter Horton National Bank, Tha Japancee-American Commission Ca National Shipbuiimng Co. = = Parsons Reginald Seattle Hotel Waterhouse, Bouncy Watson Co. Duthie, J. F.C conan, 8 Nettleton Bruce Fchbach. Patterson McDonald Shipbuilding Ca Seattle Machine Works. Waterhouse, Frank, @ Co, Auteme Bradner Co., The. e Buick Co. Keliey-Clarke Company. Nippon Yusen Kaisha achine Co. Seattle National Bank. Brown, Rogers. Elliott Bay Shipbuilding Co. Kilbourne Clarke Co. Northern Life Insurance Co. Pigott, William. Seattle Rainier Valley Railway Ca Wellingten Coal Co. Brunswick Balke-Collenéer > First National Bank. Kinnear, Chas. A. Northwest Trost & Savings Bank. Portland Cement Association. Sloan Shipbuilders Corporation Westerman Iren Werks. Carlisle Packing Co. Fraser-Paterson Co. Kinnear, G., Co. Northwestern Froit Exchange. Puget Mill Co. Smith. © J. Western Smeiting & ['-~er Ca Carnation Milk Preducts Compeny. Frederick & Ne! Kristoferson, A. Ine. N Mutual Fire Assm Puget Sound Bridge & Dredring Co. Standard Furnitere Co White Casey, dobn T. Galbraith, Bacon & Co. Inc. Lang Manufacturing Co. Not House, The. Puget Sound Traction, Light amd State Bank of Seattle Whiten Hardware Ce. Centennial Mill Co. Gottstein, M. A, Co. Leonard, A. W. Oldham, Robert P. Power Co. Bteteon-Koss Machine Works Yekebama Specie Tank.

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