The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-06

the, spiritual influence necessary. The appeal
mept OF fairne., and YimpartSiiy3' The ap-
peal says:
to blame for the prevailing state OF AFFAIRS.
But we consider 1t our duty to plead that the
struggle be not continued n second beyond
destroying contention as do we. Not only are
take the country a long time to recover but
the morale tho COMMUNITY is suffering to nm
extent extent appalling IN ,s effect This civil war Is
Tn!on and the labor Ini9ns not OF eirSnl their
more bitterness and distress may come"
The signatures, .show that Bishops and VII
forts. SO that the lock out may become a feature
During the last few days an international
aspect has been given to the lock out that Is
likely to work its influence on the Danish peo-
pie when peace is once more fact. Az is GUS
worker hnds himself out OF employment he
not infreIuenty seeks some other city; ot
change his own city Tor another where similar
conditions prevail But there are other coun,
Germany are not far away; Here the Danish
w2TrhSer s may seek fer employment; -. ,o,,,
likely happen. Word, was passed across the
border that no employer should give work
S@ chSrm and
Danish G To SSiss wo 6Hn TSS DOORS
the Word or I peace is is restored sy arbtrnton
The peculIariy in the situation i shEwn In
scented themselves For while the political
hatred which exists between Denmark and
st Ts b. sG ssS pr
srchical party, this very class now asks for the
tbrothery hand from the German employer:
Is on The press OF the mon archical party.
therefore. has the double, mission to per;
toward the TeGsons s and at the
te on III Se eat the s eos
things, which makes the trouble OF such per-
picking picking Kind. The employer says be is
OF his country. On the. other hand the lie lists
or the Liberal party 10 not az ont ana out
m nat nat 1t ST teen
and the Danish labor unions may therefore
seem trie more justified in asking labor
for nearly all wQrkingmen in Denmark are
now enrolled under tile banner OF liberalism.
4 word a. to the Board OF Arbitration. Head
ed 10y P9t Deuntzer one OF the forem2st clti-
nasoRu ssSa s has sG"esf nuber
Of rcpreseniatvSs. " While the different cities
have irssions Of their oTp all reports st
review before the BODY sat,siiac,oriIy %ike to
Court House which. owing TO the lock-ou
remains as yet in an unfinished condition. the
Arbitration Board with It's nameroqs
lanta. has caused the Copenhagen naragraphcr
e term i The. Peace Conference Of the
isended. While The Hague Conference will en-
deayor to prevent open rupture In the future.
before SptR the Board TA Of RTbtral S was is
cided on. And now, the entire country. and the
countries abroad where trade and industry are
when bolts will be drawn and prosperity once
more is TO come through former CHANNELS he;
points at issue are not the present concern OF
the Danish public. Peace must DO restored
ng. ' not be- Wh1Ss To English
speaking peoples that the terms lock out.
strike. boycett have been Incorporated bodily
the one or the other expression was heard
on English soil the Danes have sought
the meaning in the Danish tongue; A glance
over the daily paners here shows that l"c5-
ssn, rna TGs ana that ' If. SSR
these exprsssiyo words With othors Of the vere
its own on Anglo saIon soil. 70 the English
language Is assigned the pritilege OF forcing
terms which mean 20 much to those who ether
sTs them Tally Gf to tns onp0sns party
At! At the h present hour the hyphened word
lock ont " appears to the Danes the most
omlnous expression in the language oil the
English speaking nations. h Is cafe to say
that it will be May days before this solitary
linguistic tea ching will pass out OF the memory
Of the thousands who are made to feel it, grin
Tho Danes are W shing that the cause which
made I. spring int" use had never been
stands P0Sso' eoptr,.ntarily to the English LAM
guage AZ new coinaGes stamped during
the century drawing to close hat the
new cycle will make these words obsolete is
the ardent wish OF the inhabltants OF Den
mark: rnqnestionably Eneiish-speakins races
would DO willing to have the terms sJpunRcd
from their dictionaries il no longer any use
could he found for them. For then the indus
trial millennium would have established itself
And the lamb and the lion would dwell
together in tho enjoyment OF u perennial calm.