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crease Of ID CENTS : day. ~hIea VIII maze
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T. TIE Manufacturers Club Of BuEalo
AMI The N0i1e-s' Union are haTing 4 hat
5 raydE OVER Al Increase in scale AID
TIE ct0s@5 shop, writes 4 correspondent.
Up 10 dz1e the zoIders have the best o.
the argument quite : number OF the shops
| failing fnto line Oae superintendent an
lsunc@s that his firm had 70 pay 5000
5Gst 20 make good fellows Of themselves
bat finally woke up and conceded the
mems demands. The Manufacturers
/ Cub declares that il viii not affiliate
with the Chamber Of Commerce. The rea-
soa Is very simple, as some of the tricks
theE are turning IN Buffalo will not stand
the Light Of day.
4Iefgfs not generally known that the
/ Structural IRON WORKERS, Un;on il viz
ITALY 9 school Tor the education of each
member. In every lodge there ia one rom.
thoroughly eauipped with ropes. blocks.
erc. set apart for this training. A com.
Inirsee, known as the Board of Examfu-
ers. who are selected from the most exna-
2 FEEfsa men IN the trade, conducts tlS
denomination keeping the men continuous
ily in practice. so that they will at all
times be prepared for their dangerous
work. They are further imbued with the
idea of dependence, each on the other so
that they may know how to act when
placed in dangerous positions.
ORGANIZED labor uronoses .o prae, tbs
creation OF a Greater Pittsbnre nv main.
the coming Labor Dav Demonstration On
Sent. 2. the most imposing ever know in
the history OF Americas greatest indus-
trial CITY. In the first place. the street
parade will eclipse all former efforts. The
executive commit4ee having Il. matter in
charge is strainins every effort to that
end. Special features will be introduced,
entirely unique, that will add immeasura-
bly, to the novelty of UGH demonstrations,
as well as to the splendor of the display.
No expense is being spared on music, as
every available band within a radius of
100 miles has been secured for the occa-
sion.
Girls are dsplacing men IN walks Of
life undreamed of only a decade ago."
says August FL. Kaems, deputy State
factory Inspector of Cheboygan, Mich.
"In my city girls have been working in
the, varnish rooms of the chair factories
u - -. - 81 - ~
- ninioSt twenty years ahu "ithiu Tue