The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-20
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shall have IL This i wfsT We are
fighting for that IN man shall take
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his slave a. the Germans have made
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a results Where The grResfine=SS of q
rglgfEre4r has caused strike his mJley
vii n0- b. ssnViei him for he shall not
have It. DO- his EbeTVy either And il
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men- OF wOrkuen who are human
keinsS- for thEr maTTsE-iT i un1hink-
able that they VII strike even for mere
Justice. wTihOur having 70 the last Ut
u8ast atom Of their energy pressed for
settlement by arbitration
The syndicate SERVER founded by
Szmuel GOnperS and representing the
uOEnt Of VieE Of the American Fedora
tiO1 Of Labor reports an address BY
William Moss president Of the Pat
tern Makers Union Of Great Britain
Mr. Moses EzS speaking in the labor
TenpEe in San Francisco He said:
We 10 SAA
working rules and agreements =
, give up everything that tended 10 re-
SEricT output Being convinced
that his VAS necessary. unless We de-
sired 70 see the entire world subjugzt-
ed BY German autCdacy. ne recon-
men6ed that cur unions submit 10 the
request made by the government
This meant that there Vas to
Be No STOppage Of wOEk during the war
II meant the acceptance Of compulsory
arbitration We have secured
better results through arbitration than
By reSOTIing TO the strike which should
b. used as a last resort after all else
has failed II this Is done, the strike
wezp0n viii reSG in its Scabbard"
And Mr. Moss said another thing
worth thinking about To-day labor in
Great Britain Is more prosperous
than ever before in its history =
Our influence Is greater than ever be
fore and cur workers are enjoying
wealth beyond the dream Of avarice-7
Not only Is arbitration necessary.
but IL paxsl