The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-04

T Te the good work that labor has done.
Tell Of its strBgeies and teII Of us woes "S'
Hs pp F ar II rises N SPITE OF It's Toes
The worth Of Its efforts and power Of its
r. pi ION;
Tell it for mother, and children and wife.
len Ell II I'll az the world believes 1t is right
Hold out bright human love, kindly and
true,
Not for privileged class-not for a few
but broad as the earths domain, free as
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sn5ir - SoUi tii''' Nio"s no ue-
Build up whatever is honest and kind
Build UP in thought for the comfort of
mind,
Bniid up IN truth and In fairness for al,
For nofbineod an lie eI too you eooS Sa f.
man. --Thomss Ward
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lieve it to be the best.
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Yesterday, for the first time in the
history of organized labor in worces-
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NEWSPAPER was eehueleo vote
OF thanks for its earnest and energetic
eHorts IN bring about proper observ-
ance OF Labor day.
That newspaper was The Spy, and
the vote OF thanks was passed at a
meeting OF the committee in charge of
the field day sports of local unions.
FIVE members OF each labor organ
ization were numbered in the commit
tee having the Labor day celebration in
charge, and The Spy's efforts in their
behalf caused unanimous resolution
of gratitude to be adopted.
Today is the holiday which the efforts
of organized labor has established for
the nation, and 100000 residents of Wor-
cester will have some part in the OBJ
servance of the day. To the gray haired
man Labor day means much. In the
early days OF struggles between en-
ployer and the wage-earner, no such
powerful factor as organization of
workingmen entered in the strife.
Today the gray-haired man whose
bone and sinew have been weakened
through years or hard work can look
to the labor unions as the future pro-
tectors or his children. To the young
man, the day has its significance, for
had 1t not been for the efforts OF or
canned labors staunchest supporters,
such a holiday would be impossible.
tbs the marker of the close of the
outdoor season, and with the sky for
roo1 the principal celeorations ana OBJ
serVanceS OF the day Will De held. AS
VIII pc CONSIDERED py All. worcester
athletes are booked 10 play important
parts IN ths world OF saorts. The pro-
gram Tor observance OF the DAY by so
cIeties' CLUBS anu tne local TABOR or
carnations AN Is as IolloWs;
Inc Nara Naturaiizatlon Cluo VIII
nave an outing at 9ulnsigamond park:
ahree morse races, series OF track ana
Iielu atnletics, Win music Will De the
picnic ProsTan.
-. a, Worcester Wy Guafus, sec
9 IIi. massachusetts, regiment ana U Co,
Eninlet Guaros; NINTH MASSACHUSETTS
reglnent, VIII shoot Tor the Hurley tro-
pHX, beginning at ~ O'CLOCK.
Inc Say Statet Gun CLUB VIII have
cay pigeon tournament at the Stone
ia III, III railse, III SnlrSwspury
ne HpIlhgnsiu diocesan Union neld
oay VIII be held at Westheld.
Inc New england convention OF the
young Peopie's society OF Christian
Ehaeayor VIII pc helo IN Quinslgamond
Metnoulst cnureh.
1roquols tribe or Red Men will have
a neld day at Lake Waushacum.
Inc turner's nave picnic at the
lake.
Inc 1ad1eS AID Society of Post 10,