The Working Man's Creed: "a Short Day

Without Competition We Would Be Clinging To The Clumsy Antiquated Processes Of Farming And Manufacture And The Methods Of Business Of Long Ago, And The Twentieth Would Be No Further Advanced Than The Eighteenth Century.

Honesty, Capacity, And Industry Are Nowhere More Indispensable Than In Public Employment.

Cuba Ought To Be Free And Independent, And The Government Should Be Turned Over To The Cuban People.

Unlike Any Other Nation, Here The People Rule, And Their Will Is The Supreme Law. It Is Sometimes Sneeringly Said By Those Who Do Not Like Free Government, That Here We Count Heads. True, Heads Are Counted, But Brains Also . . .

The Path Of Progress Is Seldom Smooth. New Things Are Often Found Hard To Do. Our Fathers Found Them So. We Find Them So. But Are We Not Made Better For The Effort And Scarifice?