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Show A Milwaukee Judge has varied the usual thing in labor Injunctions by enjoining en-joining a Arm from employing any other than union labor. The Injunction the people have most been acquainted with Is that restraining members of the union from one or another course of action. In the Milwaukee case It appears ap-pears that the firm in question had signed an agreement to employ none but union workmen, and the court simply sim-ply holds them to their agreement, which Is perfectly fair. ing this release, though they paid none of the ransom and made rio engagements engage-ments to fulfill any of the conditions which the bandit demanded. It will be remembered that Mr. Perdlcarls wrote rather a gushing letter soon after his enpture, In praise of his captor. And now It would bo of Interest to know whether, after he Is at liberty, he will Indorse that letter, or whether a revised re-vised edition In much different vein would not be vastly more to hla taste It Ii4 quite comprehensible that Perdlcarls, Perdl-carls, a captive, and Perdlcarls, a freeman, free-man, would havo altogether different views. |