Union men have no friends here.

Dr. Frank Bickford, an ex-service man who participated in the affair, testified at the coroner's inquest that the Legion men were attempting to raid the union hall when they were killed.

The Indic., Imper., Infin., and Participles correspond to the English, and have a short union-vowel, (ε, ο, or α,) except the Perf. and Pluperf.

If this is true it means that the union loggers fired only in self-defense and not with the intention of committing wanton and malicious murder as has been stated.

In 1886, and the years following, the best that the working class could do in the way of organization was to produce the craft union movement, which, notwithstanding all its failings, was an advance in liveability at least, over the amorphous and confused Knights of Labor.

But now, while Chiang Kai-shek executed all leftists, union leaders, and communists who fell into his hands, tensions in Hankow increased between the Chinese Communist Party and the rest of the KMT.

Both types are necessary to the production of finished lumber, and to both union organization is an imperative necessity.

His wife warned him not to march to the union headquarters because "she knew he'd get hurt."

All the rules union labor had made were lifted

He goes to his union meetings, discusses the affairs of his craft, industry or class, and he carries his cardall as a matter of course.

A credit union primer, by Arthur H. Ham and Leonard G. Robinson. Rev. by Rolf Nugent.

NORTON, THOMAS L. Trade-union policies In the Massachusetts shoe Industry, 1919-1929.

With union cards or credentials hidden in their heavy shoes they would meet secretly in the woods at night.

" The girls had good training in union principles from the first, so that if their phrases were sometimes a trifle crude, they were none the less the expression of genuine good sense.

Their professional leaders had disposed of the British movement by describing our organisation as "bourgeois trade unions," and always referred to our trade union activities as though we were organised and internally managed by the capitalist.

The problem of how to provide women organizers in response to the demand for such workers, with its solution, was admirably put by Mrs. Raymond Robins, in her presidential address before the Fourth Biennial Convention of the National Women's Trade Union League in St. Louis, in June, 1913, when she said: The best organizers without question are the trade-union girls.

Labor unrest was met at first by the Munitions War Act prohibiting strikes and lockouts, establishing compulsory arbitration and suspending all trade-union rules which might "hamper production."

Many of the younger and more open-minded of the trade-union officials had enlisted; many of those older ones who remained could not bend their stiff minds to the necessity for new conditions.

As to legislation, the steady improvement brought about through the limitation of hours, through modern sanitary regulations, and through child-labor laws, has all along been supported by a handful of trade-union women, working especially through the national organizations, in which, as members, they made their influence felt.

The union prayerbook for Jewish worship.

To say, "If you buy from anyone except us, you must not buy at a lower price than ours," which Messrs. J. & P. Coats are represented as having done, is analogous to insisting that if non-unionists are employed, it shall be at the trade union rate, as every trade union very properly insists.

I do not say this, a commission of men says it, a commission with a trade union member to boot.

Upon the cornice there were two pot spaniels, and two painted stone apples; and, between them, there was a sailor waving a union jack, and a little pudgy pot man, for holding tobacco.

Union-workhouses and child-murder don't look much like it.

"The society that witnessed the coming of Minerva from Etruria ... little knew that in her temple on the Aventine was being brought to expression the trade-union idea.