Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-11-07 | Page 15 | New-Found Authority Often Misused, Charge

NEW-FOUND AUTHORITY OFTEN MISUSED, CHARGE f BERLIN, Nov. G. ( Uy the Associat-j H ed lJress) A IJrurswlc!: Juri- . Judge Kuleman. who for 10 years was aaso-elated aaso-elated with union labor as legal ad-visor, ad-visor, charges that German been demoralized ly post-tevolutlon conditions, and that 11 Is now attempt-Ing attempt-Ing in its "class egoism" to set up an J oligarchy under which existence for the non-luboring classes would he in-B in-B tolerable. The d ascription "fres work- H man," he declares has come to mean a man who has no respect for law or 'Uv order bu( who In fact 1 dieves he is BsV 'J law unto him;- If. .. .. w- a I- l-.:: nee 1 J ' neither to the state nor h.- own ur- H gahlsatfon. y I;ibor leaders particularly are j B charged by Judgo Kuleman in an ar- I , ? tide in the Jurists' Gaaettc, with fall-; H l ure to apprcriLt- the of keeping ; ; ilth, and the that I j jf - ngreements between capital and labor 1 no longer have any binding influence1 " mm on labor. He I'd eves "the tendency Bfl to make sudden demands which em- 1 plovers appear incapable of granting! H is deplorable" and reacts to the great) H detriment of labor. "As soon a.; the workman is dlssatis- I H fled about anything "he makes tus HH threat of a general Strike," the writer continues. "Cousldoratton of the qucs-j lion whether the fl rences could lie arbitrated or whether the employer i to blame lg bluntly declined." H He be!l" .. Lhe workman has so mis-! H ' used new-found authority and possibll-; H itlaa that on the whole he Is Worse B off than he was before the revolution. h Ho suggests that the eituation may Hg eventually develop anarchical condl- tlons under which life would not bo tolerable- 00