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The Great Strike

As we write the strike is still on, and no one can predict final results, but we deem it prudent to say that the loyalty of the men to honest conviction, demands the highest praise. Prudent, conservative, and anxious to work they realized that the officials of the CB&Q were studiously and steadfastly denying them honest pay for honest work — belittling them as compared with employees on other roads and denying them consideration when their grievances were set forth In a way demanding prompt and patient consideration. Under such circumstances the men behaved like veterans under fire. Their rights and their manhood were at stake, and they would yield nothing that could, by any possible construction, be regarded as conceding what was justly their due — and whatever may be the final result, the men will have maintained their integrity and will have demonstrated that their courage was equal to their convictions.