The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-09
Officials at Washington Have Be-
fore Them the Reports and Ad-
vice of the Mission Sent Over to
Investigate Conditions.
RUSSIAN woRKINGMAN
WILL DO HIS SHARE
Labor Representative Says He Is
Entering Into the Spirit of the
New Government With a Whole
Heart; Splendid Outlook.

BY Associated Press.
Washington. Aug. "A meri ica'.'
work toward rehubilitatug Russia
WIS nken ip by officials today who
had heforc them the extensive reports
and advice OF the mission headed by
Elihu Root
Details uf TIE general report VIII h
holds out high hopes for the iutun
~ Russia sin are kept secret Mr.
Root believes that any Information r"-
gardinE the missions findings should
come from President Wilson. The
Whit. House tuday had not indicated
lany Intention 90 make them public.
Six special reports probably Will 10
submitted 10 different departments Il
the government Cpon arrival ~
liunsia zach commissioner was gwen
q special assignment 10 cover -oms
particular branch ot the new goNurn-
mont 60 advise the Russians and he
of particular aid to United St8teg Ct-
firitls upon his return home.
tn, assignments were as follpw-
Mr.. Root, ministry, Charles Edward
/ Russell. wurkmeu's council. political
parties and socialists. cyrus II M.-
{ CORN cE ana Charles Bortron. finance:
( James Duncan. labor. John q. Mott.
and Charles T.. Crane, religion Major
General Hugh l. scott, army, Roar
Admiral James VI. Glenuon. navy
Reports on labur conditions par.
tiouarly are being awaited by govern
nent officials and labor leaders be-
cause ui 'he sreat lctivit, of working
men in the formation of the new gov
! crumcut and the conflicting unofficial
reports ou that feature of the situd-
tion. AlthuuEh Nj. Duncan has nos
/ coml 'eted his labor report ho gave
Jan outline of some of the principal
I features of % today 90 set az rest cou-
/ |flictnp stories
THE status of Labor.
( The kusa,au worklngman Ger
Itainly vii! do his share" Mir. Dun
: ,du said lie has done II already and
h, is entering into the spirit OF the
now government with whole heart
. When the scheme OF roycrnment fin
lalE is rounded out ne Will bee fouDu
Itu have big hand IN It and he will
! discharge his duties properly
Gradually the workmgmen ar,
Ias-,mt'atug the idea of organization
land ! expect them 10 round ouf som,
sort at federation embracing both
skilled aud uuskilled labor. more sim.
liar perhaps To- the British system
than ours while I was in Potrograt
.a meeting. OF twcuty-umo trades va,
held for the purpose of organizing and
then men listened with keen nteres
a. 90 how labor operated ITS organ
izati"us Boo th.. country do no
know what ih, results ~ that meet
ing have D-'u. uut when We LEFT tn,
.uut.uuk for cirrniza ION WAS splendid
Russian workinEmou stll are daz
EIcd by their freedom 40 organize. .
iDuHt-n under the czpr thcy had no "a
Hur org nIsttiuns because such bod
.ic- Wet, regarded a~ rcNolutionurN agt
their momb,rs were subject Go th
'ecNcu.st ucull'ic. Sow that they hav,
organizations tho, scarcely know how
Co. operate them. lt b. not uuusua
' for the workers to leave their bcnchc
/. iu On, middle Of ,ho duN call meet
mg and advise their employer tina
they IIr disp'ut-ou With conditions.
street Meetings c,uHar
'rh"u street 'fusr ar, peculiar
Gu1rau: ed the ubcrt, uf free speech
thor are Wakug the most uf BE- Tn
military suHrd- permit them wide loti
tudr ud tE'E hu,o some hrntr
'wr1uElos un street corners At t'
t ol.-' of 'n- debate. however. g.
',u-tomsr frr the leading pclugcront
3 Zoo eNchBnr. cigarette. shake hand
ana proceed to other meetings
THE ,.ght-huur day. enforced 500
s ,1r"r th, revolution has great
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