The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
SOCIALISM IS FRANCES PERIL
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I..u.I.rirs will retire from the present
,l.c, The Premiership is ~ NJ. Clemsn-
c,tu - disposal. hut Il IL doubtful II he takes
If or # he does he will not take II immediately.
II j.. lisel; that NJ. Brisson will become
Pres, len, II the Chamber Of Deputies and
m effort will he made to give him a big
majority az q rebuhe to NJ. Dounier and his
diminished following.
IN, rper,li If the election has not much
arr MT hrn.d mo strike OF tho various trades
and labor unions. The latter assert that
Ia5 uO Non are out. This Is certainly an
e,agseration. but soine branches Of in
d,.try are crippled. The automobile trade
Is GOfnDettly phtdiy NS'' pNs
the jewellers have returned to work. IL
is safe TO say that the eight hour movement
SilI fail completely. at least for tho present.
Six thousand workmen employed In the
book trade as printers, ma chinists or
binders held a meeting to-day in the Tivoli
dance hall. On Of the orators demanded
that all printers be prevented from working.
The opponents Of the proposition pointed
out hat the subscriptions received by the
men who were on strike from the men at
work in the establishments which had &C
copied union conditions were too valuable
to he sacrificed by such q measure. tn
motion was, consequently, dropped.
The meeting adopted a resolution de-
ola ring that the police wore in league with
the employers and decided to continue
the struggle toa finish.
The meeting dissolved peacefully under
the eyes OF an imposing force Of police and
soldiers. including cavalry. which was
stationed In the Place de Ia Republicans.
Paris has resumed its normal aspect In
most respects. Tourists are returning
from all directions and the hotels arc again
OVERLOOKING. chiefly with Americans.