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POSSIBLE STRIKES
From day in day nows comes from
various part." of the country of threat
encd strikes. There was more or less
of it during the war from places where ’
workingmen were getting higher
wag» s than they over dreamed of. and
since the armistice there has been
more of it The Mooney affair has
brought out many covert and open
threats on the part of labor to stop the
wheels if anything happens to him.
and aside from that, there are numer
ous sympathetic strikes goina on in
different localities where men are
walking out he aiise other men in
other establishments are not* getting
what they ask
The-, m ver was a time in the his
tor' ni tlie world when labor in every
lino was receiving what it is today.
;md i tlie increases keen up the time
will ren - v '• ii if will he utterly im
p. • ! b* for the average employer or
i. mj • t*v to carry out any contem
plated plans necessitating the employ
ment of labor, skilled or unskilled.
The tendency of government owner
ship of ' real utilities has within the
past two year* <hown as the spectacle
of what • ■ iotv becoming a irnv.
!•••• 11 • .op t a * isio- < v, and if the gov
c-*’< .>"i j.v. ned 11 • ■ fn all. wliat cbuice
«• . Mi’,. i ,p,. » ip an- of them have
-' . i., jn■ <• • -c witp . Houle
• ... T. .Ie h tb'n•r‘ ° 1 -bor
p ! I .?id j. *! • * "p■ ciillv
■ P, . -cd ’ ; t r 11' e
p.. • • i 1 >mm- b- d - top to enn
. . f b j ; • • 'll' h v v’lvun
tp. -a . t . • .11 as *o their
.. .nd din : iIdic genera 11 v.
»• "e • d,. »’•. d-v \v ill <
" P tP.. ..... itv < •' * he vot* rs of
I V...• ]V ■ ' , t P. * - * t • e- in'-.
1 P, b -Old ’ P d uU t a * l epd to the
1 ■ . b I • fdte • ; 1.. umbo
< •• u ’ ..... work for a
* r.or starve
■cp in* ■ I •• n-e be cu's’dered
t . ■ •« oi I l .’ riusi-t.ontnak
I d • e-ip od. ho a ri pot
. ■ ' I u hie ’ til 111 V no
i ,. , . .* *)p. ditTi-c
.. »b oii- • db o*he«- men
• m ■ belli \ ie iriiep
.pi fob*' exacted, the ma
he v, ill eftie the mat
*• • before air. oe.e realizes what has
barp* w d.
When unions combine ami insist
i. m ( »:1111. | 1 iiig m*n slid curporatims
:,.,,it m whul i!icv indiv idually
r;«| ?i• ■ v« : liii.it i<>. th u til ‘V are
. . in p- ! ini tin*
: ■ . < i ’ ’ ,i ' . i
S . j . . j, j- ) .)
. u <• and if pi• • ihi*•
■! . i .>:'!• • in .; union.
i ■ . i > * j . • - : I' i 1 i i \ a : . ; • • i!
. i : ■ ■ : 1 llic'l lo - • '• ’ 1 • . I fill
, ail. Ill' ' ' I v. .-.'ll pi > \ |‘|- ■ I
•...• I ■. • Tin diffci m- b i • ■•■u bar
- ii in ami ci vii'/. : I > * *n i- : bat 11n
i ->i i ruled by tin- la u < > f in igi.; a ml
In oilier b\ cnlighteiu-d laws.
M i . high time that labor unions
diould consider what laws would be
just bet ween them and tin- men who
lirect tin- world's work
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BELGIAN DELEGATION
TO PEACE CONFERENCE
BIU'SSKLS. Dec 17 (by Associated
Press).- The Belgian delegation to
I lie peace congress includes Paul Hy
mans. minister of foreign affairs;
Kmile Vandervelde. minister of jus
ice and Socialist leader, and Baron
\:i!i Ddi lleiivel, Belgian minister at
he Vatican.
OLD JOHN BARLEYCORN
IS BURIED IN NEVADA
KKN’I). Dee. 17 (hv Associated
Press). Nevada went dry at midnight
last night The bars and cabarets
were crowded until the (losing hour,
hut there was little mourning or jolli
fication
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COUNTRY NEIGHBORS
E. F. MEDLEY UNDERGOES
TWO MINOR OPERATIONS
:: 1 i 1’. Mo.ll y writes It
.mi It..( besti r, Minn., un
i.. • i.:l,or 7, saying that
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. .. . h hint ■ • han a y«*ar.
EBERT CAN NOT FORCE
SURRENDER OF KAISER
UtXDDN. Iii.\ 17 (by Associated
I've ). The (ionium premier, Ebert,
tie. lares that he knows of no legal
methods to toree the former kaiser's
surrender. He said: “We separated
from him from a desire that the guilt
for starting the war might he fixed,
so that lie may he exposed.”
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