Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-19

.bsrt time ago. Mr.. Elk skrom OF
s1rsrhagcn. an author OF consldeiap''
.,,t,iian and secretary of Danil u par
,'.,,rt. visited Utah's fair capital anu
'''-"..,ld an address TO a specially M
va audience. on the political ana IN
'..,,i,i conditions of his country Ih'
'.f object OF his mission to tho
,i.t.l states was 10 obtain the moral
s,I financial support Of Danes in 'h's
.s9riry. of the efforts made ut home 10
,,.t for the country the place u mas
aEi.Ir.i In the Industrial ranks OF ma
lions. -.,... ..u,, ,
.y,vsH representative spoke very In
,sr.suugly ON the situation that con.
,,.rts the Danish People. lie mentioned
,s. struggle going on In what iH known
". ssrdorjylland. where German ana
n.rIsb interests are clushing, aud also
,t. Gigantic struggle between labor ana
slr't1i now on and which threatens 70
i.'y. the Industries uf the entire e9uh-
try In "a paralyEed condition Tor a lohb
time 90 come, ., t..,..
Tbe latter feature r. Of general inter
est The trouble, started Ia ah 'h-ls NY
fglnt strike started by "a 'hll'u',i
milan in nn obscure town, ana IL dc-
i.ynpsi into a lockout Of about 1lVp
,..rtmon. involving "a population OF say
s6l 90 people. which " something tn1l-
nous In "a country the entire p1pulntl'n
Of which does not exceed two million
and % half. ,,..,,.. .,....t,,,t
by o. correspondent NJ the new io'N
I.tv a.. HuNH Ia mart.
Copenhagen IL tho capital OF
tho uruHupruuH country anu
grosprr6ua IL De-. because agricultural
irterosta are the real backbone OF the
land. Copenhagen, naturally enough. u
M. SCAT OF the struggle. II will De pass .
,"g .tTsneo In the United States consul
hrrs Wlli mud nothing 60 Incorporate ~
hla periodical reports from benmhIh
which may prove advantageous Ca
Americans at home. As In real warfare,
neutral nations ma ~ cNprdlrnt 10 nave
representatives. on the Held ut battle w.
watch operations. When Industrial
crises arise like the one IN question tue
fau reryIcos of practical mind ~ fclL
10 a. not the purpose OF your corre-
fn0ndont to tell about the grievances
which led 60 the strike ANA 90 the lock-
out. such grievances are usually thtte
in uumbers-a question OF money q
question ~ time oud whether
lNNNI htANNlNNANNIN NAfNNfN -
rockuncd with Ia disputes thhl
may arise between employer
and those employed. whether u j.
Denmark. England, the Continent %
the United states. grievances are about
TO be clasacd In the order mentioned
hut the moment disruption occurs be-
tween employer and employee, mothodi
FOR handling the situation change uc'
cordlng TO nationality. \ lockout likt
the Danish one could not have survived
f0rty-clght hours had the scene been
the United States Instead OF Denmark
prc.cmlnontly bound to see justc,
done. the Americans would see no justl,
ncatlun Tor tho Tnll1rs' Guild, Tor In
stance 60 lock out their men bccnuE,
the building trades are engaged In hos
Utilities which should concern then
alone There IL abundant reason why
the Danish lock -out has drawn to Cop,
unhagun men Of experience, who from
different points OF Europe have com,
here 10 study the situation. Sent ou
by their respective bodies, whether o
labor union or an employers union
they are watching tho proErrsH uf IA,
battle from their Individual points VI
view.