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Union Labor Strangles Bolshevism
"For the first time in many years the extreme waving in this coimtry or Canada confirms liis belief all that Bolsheviki, L W. W.'s or kindred gentry wilii
radical groups wliich have always contributed the that "Union labor is in the hands of unscrupulous not he tolerated."
most noise and a great deal of mischief, pitch their men whose political, social and economic principles or an en ligl lten i n g account of the latent phases
J1 „ 1 TVT xr 1 j nr .i | „ T • im t , „ of the struggle in the labor world between radical-1
songs in a subdued key, according to the New York stand on all fours with those of Lemne and Trotzky, ism and conservatism you should read the leading .
World correspondent at the American Federation the evidences of conservatism at the Convention are article in THE LITERARY DIGEST for June 21st.
of Labor Convention at Atlantic City. many. For instance, the President of the Boiler- It presents the subject from all angles.
Wlnle a Buffalo editor declares that every da\ makers and Iron Shipbuilders Union has sent out an Other important news-articles in this fine num-1
%ome new strike, or bomb explosion, or red-flag order to local unions which, he says, "serves notice on berare:
How Hickson Heals By "Laying On of Hands"
An Account of the Methods and Results of the English Christian Healer of Trinity Church, New York
Republican Effort to Split the Treaty The Dutch View of Giving up the Kaiser
Hog Island Vindicated The Senate's "Boost" for Ireland
Where American Dead Are Buried in the Argonne The Suffragists' Last Campaign
(With Map) Mr. Burleson Returns the Wires
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Germany's Food Conditions Hans Dorten's Little Rhenish Republic
British Praise for Sims Ominous Days in Italy
Has Coal Any Bearing on Morals? Caves Lined With Red Ore
America Now Makes Good Optical Glass Curbing a River With a Steel Skeleton
Walt Whitman Lemordant, the Blinded Painter
Speaking American in English Rome and Athens on Church Unity
The Letts in the United States The Best of the Current Poetry
Many Striking Illustrations, Including Humorous Cartoons
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