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RESURRECTED Too Much Success: Avoid it s G strength of am Gom. tions about the heartless treatment of employees by the Steel Corporation, why wouldn't it pay the A on F. of L. to ve the Steel Corp. as a horrible example of what may happen to labor when it is not organized and sealed to a union? One of the greatest mistakes that is made in life by men and corporations is the effort to obtain too complete success and domination. In all con- cerns, enough is a great deal better than too much, In many concerns what seems to be desirable to round out the aspirations of the managers, is more than is si As heretofore, vaulting ambition oft o’erleaps itself. Where the Roman Catholic Church is dominant and can control religion, it breeds intense anti-Christian antipa- thies and inevitably gets into fights for contro! of public education and of politics. Where it has a lively Protes. tant competition it does much better. As soon as union Iabor succeeds in controlling ail the industrial world if it ever does—it will begin to disin- tegrate. Its tyrannies will promptly become insupportable. People natu- hate t 's of power. It will be wise of the A. F. of L. to let them keep on hating the Stcel Corpo- ration, rather than draw all onimosi O*N the Uncle pers’ depo: *LIP Ee What Goeth On at Present “NOBODY LOVES A FAT MAN” -s upon itself. Uncle Gompers knows lot. He must know that few domes tic animals so well repay their keep as scapegos If he is careful enough and has good luck, the Steel Corp may long serve him in that useful capacity. E M. STOR (addressing rich congrega tion): A special collection will be taken up today for the salaried men of the parish. “YOUR PICTURE ISN'T COMPLETE BUT YOU HAVEN’T DRAWN THE CART HORSE “OH, I'M GOING TO LET THE IS THIS WHAT THE A. E Died ATIENCE—American. Suddenly at Boston, Mass., after a lo i distinguished career in the pul vice. Death was due to ext following an acute attack of i matory unionis Deceased is sur vived by a twin sister, Pride, a: younger sister, Self-respect. Funeral public. Kindly omit flowers. Police blotters, please copy. . FOUGHT FOR? OLD MAN. YOU'VE GOT THE HORSE DRAW THE CART.” comicbooks.com{y,