The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21


Ths successive sases hare h<<s ss
Issle0ps 70 Sesils the eesusssfsS ~
means ~ psissis srhiiI.IS,si first
~ The Gsssgsas. sASo ~ sse isssss
chsoA<r - cnoDssrs. siss shs ss-
sisassss 81 shs Sssssssss Si i~ss< "f
sAs usssrsA<ss. ssA fissiis ~ eas-
iss~s-< k~sve~A the nissss ssa The
sssissess- These efforts did sas
sS~eseA in sxeeosli<htAe tss desired
subject, rAs aisesS ssa ssasissess
saafsseass ssis sssssissa in clearly
assisiss she issss u sAhSA srsssa,-
liss. sss effected % s<s'i~Asss-
rAss~ se~as ssw - nsse Nos Of
srssi~.@ss shas lhsss .as 10 Sep
srak~s. isis. shss shs strike start
-
0sisE 10 lhs siol<ag~ saish ser
sailed lssA shs asas OF aAssPiossA
sss IL h~SSne sesssaea 10 s<sa
lsasss isss aAs sAsiks 4Ss-. asa ih~
ss<<~ss .isaAlsss lAss~ ). lssl the
militia ss@ aaiassistas Sstsr shiis
Tie Aiss~ are srsAassH fisiss ~
sSeis a-sisssS ssskx wiss Ass ssstr
ssss II ~Saia s~ea la.s IL this
SasAisSss s@alissss shs strike vii
ai.islssssss. psss Of shs @ss f~ssrsr
ias ss sssk ssA the rsss s-iss sssA-
saiif sessssssA ~ sAs iSss ssis %
lks isssttiei~ss ssassssa.isa 81 ihe
sasiks fasa 10 fsst. sas ss is.sss
ss is.sss o@s that sss reported -
Assiss ssTsss. IL y ssi, psssihl~
sssi cot over halt es sEas ssohss
s~osiss - sasiks. Ths larger nsss
Of then ksss sess 70 sas-s fSsias 10
ssssis sass. ssA psss have sssssssa
10 The aisss ssA aAssssssa the
sasskrs
Ts~ i~ssaa 10 shs ssixr 10 Ihs
S~os&~ ~ large shosla be sAss iAs
ssSss~Ss OF shs nskti~ l. greater skss
either ss- IAsss-.s At iEs sisa OPP
orators ss -. psissss themselves.
esd foe sai. s~ssps the p.astiS shp.iiss
isaasa asa se~vse i-ssstssls@ To
rsssess .ns further strikes il ~.
salss~s The s.ss a iks siss Sp-f-
ssss~ asa es sA- oisess combined
mar s~ssA. ssy. Ss.sss..s~ - iris
s,sike. shii. ,hs inss ~ ID. sabiis -
.sas. is snes-s.~a soss ~ snsis ass
il sssisssisiss sss militia in sss
sssiSs znsr. siii psehsslg -s.r~a
s~iss that sansass II Is ssssrfof-
ss~s@sss, .hss the pabtis sssk~ psur
vsssas ssSis.s . ssrussesse ~ sseh
''tis-ars@
Asaas others. ihese Aas~ beee
proposed ss I.sss fo-ss s-@ssi-~
wnsshs es e@ssiasssstoss
~, rh- .oapai.ns, issessefss;nn
NJ labor assoe. under state .f ne
iissai lass Il
,., rampsi.a's ssbs,rssios .s
slstkess ....-
.as Ths, The sssinre0 Sasseur-
4. . rias al osti.sAas,ss. ~, the
aapanss-> to .hssc - al the profits
o. The s-ersny on ,hs hasis Of 'h-is
i~nssk st service and saa~s
~ ca,ssnmsa' NJ state e~n~r
shtp 8pr ppSfHstsrU SIS 's~s s-
To. tirss asd ss.ona of is-.~ ps"'
1o.rsi ns-thca. are asaIlshir 4" ID"
state at Colorado at cot lc~~ 'hsr
tho COS, .f msisssiains ,hs militia
ia she field. asd ~.'sid settle The
.,rsk~ rsohiem fos ali lia~s ct isdus-
,ts in tni. state. The third urshoss !
/. a better iual aoiu'iou fos all ~m-
rio, -rs In the nation. II has b-cn
tried ol, In msay p'arr.. aad. the
writer believes. ha. b-cn touud la b~ |
snrsea.iu!. n tho ~mr,oy- |
cr. will .aop, this method there will
probably not be- any n.cd for future
a. the question wili 'hrn
sc,iie itself.
The present strike in the southern
Colorado coal field can veil hr said
In b~ broken and will probably
no, concern the state further than
IN. expense Of maintaining the mill |
tia in tho field. The main question
for which the strike was tnamx"'at-
cd 4. still unsettled and II sp' 10 70
ap,sar al any time in tho future.
Why no, settle tho question fully
aud fairly This T. an appeal Z" the
cmpioyer~ OF labor 10 all lines
the United asasc>.