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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · May 17, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 20.

BOOKS

By Editor

FOR OLD AND YOUNG

THE CONFLICT BETWEEN CAPITAL AND LABOR

Are you thinking, studying and becoming intelligent upon a subject which must sooner or later concern and affect every man, woman and child in a serious way?

That the contest between capital and labor is becoming most momentous is evidenced by the following statements from learned, observing men:—

"The terrible struggles between capital and labor, with the appalling prospects of world-embracing organizations on both sides, are the darkest aspects of an irresistible tendency."—Rev. Hugh Price.

Senator Hotchkiss, in a speech before Congress on the social and financial problem, is reported to have said: "Mark what I say! If the inexorable law of cause and effect has not been expunged from the statute-book of the Almighty, unless a halt is called very soon, we may expect to see the horrors of the French Revolution put on the American stage with all the modern improvements, and that within the next decade."

Senator Ingalls, in a speech in the United States Senate, made the following significant statement: "We can not disguise the truth that we are on the verge of an impending revolution. Old issues are dead. The people are arraying themselves on one side or the other of a portentous contest."

In view of the confusion and uncertainty, our readers will be glad to know that a book has been written which affords a solution to the perplexing situation. It abounds in interesting facts and figures that will enlighten the reader, and, better than all this, are the principles set forth from the "Old Guide-Book," which never fails to afford means of relief in all distresses, nor to provide a place of refuge to all who will heed its admonitions.

A fair, candid and impartial treatment of the subject from a non-partisan and Christian standpoint.

167 Pages; 18 chapters.

Price only 50 cents.