The Conflict Between Capital and Labor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 7, 1912

“The Conflict Between Capital and Labor”

READY November 25. In these days of strife between the laboring man and the capitalist, when conditions have almost reached the breaking-point, as is manifested by strikes and violence of the different kinds in various places, the publication of a book written upon this subject by one who has made it a thorough study, and who is not biased by being a party to either side of the controversy, will certainly be welcomed by the many millions who are affected by the present strained relationships between employer and employees.

While other books have been written upon the subject of capital and labor, most of such works unfortunately present but one side. The author of this book, however, presents both sides of the controversy, and not only points out the evils of the present condition, but gives the remedy. Every reader of the REVIEW will want a copy of this book, and all who read it will doubtless feel an earnest desire to place it in the hands of the people among whom they live.

The book contains 208 pages, divided into 19 chapters, and is embellished with 51 illustrations. Price, 50 cents. Order from your conference tract society.