Show IN WORLD OF LABOR Japan has fortyfive watch factorieS ii i i i Japan has a tobacco trust 5 S 1 Prussia has a marine school f I Textile schools aro multiplying j Electrical tanning gal OB favorS favor-S S C i I Vienna makes pllvnr horseshoes W f O London hos 150W policemen Russia boasts paper railroad rails S C C Morocco policemen carry lanterns 4 j France has 0000 union railroaders I C 4 I Alkcn S C hns three nonunion carpenters car-penters I v C 5 r i Minneapolis Label league has been re orgulll7d i S st St Louis hue a nvgrO tobacco workers union a 0 ft In Boston all tho city work must bo done by unionists 9 C C The cornerstone of Grand Rapids labor templo hi l to be laid nn7Iabor day u S S During the year ISSOtJie rallronus ordered or-dered 173 new locomotlVcs beuklng all previous recordh A It U Tho Amalgamate Meat Cuttrrn and Butchers assoclntlon of Chicago hal de llcd to make UH fight for fmver hours and higher wages this year a In 1827 OJeorge Stephcnson started his first railway train possibly with IL dozen umployei New In thin Lnltcd States there aro nearly tr < iOOO railroad workers o j a At meetlntH of time St LoiilN Central Trades and Labor union no del gat U I I rvcugnlzcd millOS the proper union labels shall appear In his clolhcs hat and shoes a e oAt o-At Atlanta n bicycle company has announced an-nounced Its Intention of lighting tho con stlltitlonallty of time tax of 100 on each oC the dilferont inikes of wheels turnctl out by the companies composing limit concern O a 0 Fifty yeiiIN npo there wore few persons employed or gaining a livelihood by thc utilization of eliclrlc energv Now In England and Amrliii there tire over a million very likely two mllllona In the world worldJC If Adam had worked MO days each year from the day he was created to time present time at a salary of 1 a day lit would not have earned by this tlmo us much property as IH owned today by Rockefeller or Vanderbllt said Dr Wright of Detroit O u Tho binding girls In Minneapolis have a union and as a result they have a wage scale of I 5 per week In force Time St Paul girl and there are Just as many no union and their maximum wages Is 1 1 per week while many work for consldcr abl > less d ISdwnrd Bunch a linotype I machinist I formerly employed by tho Buffalo Even i Ing Xovs who brought suit scvertl ttlOlllt511 O against David Shunkland a is president of Typogranhlcdl union No 0 of I Buffalo tn obtain damages for allfgid fcnsplrncy In lurclng him out of his position po-sition becnuso In refused lo t taku < ut n card of time I Typographical union got a verdict of Th III thu NiW York Supreme court 9 Tho North Carolina Pine association composed of lumber manufacturers of Virginia and North Carolina has dcrldid In I mHku Jin erhlblt In the forestry tlc 1 Piirtniunt of the TTnlted States at hue I Paris exposition The exhibit will In lude hundreds of sjeclmens of dressed anJ un dressed plno lumber 1Inrl will be torward ed on a special ship In xboul thirty days J O Tho International Partners union has adopted a label to IS placed on crate > < boxes barrels milk cans etc and nlo I on the wagons drhen to market by rnim lers I of the union The label has bi I n registered It will be granted free of nil I < xpense to nuinbeiH In good staidlng but will remain tin property nf the union and ean ho withdrawn at any tlmo I that n farmer does not comply with Lhe e mnhl l LIon under which It Is 1 granted The gen oral secretary Js Ernest JL rate No 119 State troct Blnghumtdu X V who will send full Infoinmtlon to correspondents V S V Before last nights meeting was called to order a group of painters way discuss Lug tho proposed labor lempl when T J Moore Paid Vhlli I was working today tho Idea l struck mo that It would bo a good plan for ev ry union In th > city to request an lmmci ease III wages of one cent a day on some certain date next spring say May 1st tho increase to be 1 set aside for the building fund AI a low estimate tlmre aio 000 union mcni In Toledo and that would mean Vi 1 It lay toW a week SLID a month or SlC > i Sounds miller Col Mulberry Sellers duesn ltioiedo Bee S II i Tho Now York Journals Union Txibel Bulletins have been requested l > v profea sums and Htudontrf of political onomy In Harvard Cornell l inil Stinford In the Massachusetts Ijistltuli of Technology I and In i the Universities rof Pomisylvunlu ami AVIsconsln I whcro general Interest In time labor tiuesilon has ivretitly developed Into upiihil I study of union labels TJic Journals Union nbnr Bulletins con tain I faeslmlles In I eolors u if forlyfour different designs adopiid by natlnnal and IiiltMnitldiial lividex unions Il has been Hont to ellles in all parts of tho Unltrd States and Canada and also on request to London Paris and VlcJinu In many of these cities time ceujril labor bodies havu had It handsomoly framed and ills plaved In public place Tho American Federation uf Labor which represents fulh half a million waiceworkers adopted wolutlons thanking the publisher of thc Journal for thla huge contribution lo tho union label prop igandu C 4 Our literature said Ulshop Potter shows that ho social evils of this ape aro Interesting tIme best minds Never before I was titer such a ilecp amid I nctlvr interest In sociology Time church has awakened from her slumbers and Is I earnestly 1 deal Ins with llici0 quesLlons There must bo mulunl contldonee un < l cooperation be tween Uio labor nnd rhunh organization The capitalist nnd laborer I should go hand In hand neither should be on top The tral union movement has st < w > d tor Iho I great principle of subordiinMng minor Interests In-terests for tlu good of all From the most serious collisions between capital and labor Unable lissioiis I have Un learniil Conrllluilon Is I b lng rcognlr by 1 ihe two forces us better I than I biuto force Mv I expirieiuo In lit ens I s of nr bllrallon of labor dlspnies has found ito repr s niiiirh of unions lo be forbearing and lc4lJll 11 11 hIt |