Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 133, 20 March 1910 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SUNDAY, MARCn 20, 1910.

HE 13 PREPARING FOB GREAT STRIKE

President of Penn. State Federation Was Very Active Yesterday.

POLICE WERE VERY BUSY

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SATURDAY INVESTIGATING THE DYNAMITE OUTRAGES OF THE PREVIOUS NIGHT STRIKE END NOT VISIBLE.

(American New Service) . Philadelphia, March 19. E. E. Greenawalt. president of the State

Federation of Labor today began preparations to call a state-wide general strike of 1,000,000 workers for Monday morning. Although President Greenawalt had not definitely decided on this course, it was declared that only an immediate promise of peace could avert the hastening of the state etrike. President Greenawalt today disclaimed all responsibility on the part of the strikers for the violence of yesterday. "That can only do our cause harm," he declared. The attempts to dynamite two cars last night one at Coral and Dauphin street and another at Thirty-first street and Columbia avenue today were the subjects of close investigation by the police. The situation today showed a firmer deadlock than had met the interests working for a settlement since the beginning of the car strike. The Philadelphia Rapid Transit company has outlined the terms on which it will accept peace, and C. O. Pratt, international organizer of the carmen, has declared that the men will not return to work on those terms. More conferences were held today, but the result announced was the same and the prospects of halting the great industrial war throughout the state appeared more meager than ever. Conditions of Company. The car company is willing to take back the men on these conditions: It will re-employ nearly all, but no( the 173 whoso discharge brought on the strike. It will give preference

to former employes, but will insist

on receiving complaints from individuals or committees representing "any

organization" of its employes. It

will make no concession in regard to

a wage scale, Insisting on the 23-cent schedule to go into effect July 1,

which - was agreed upon before the - strike. On the other hand, the strike leaders demand, as the only conditions of the return of the men a 25-cent an hour scale; the reinstatement of all men on strike, and an agreement to protect the life of the union. However, W. D. Hahon, international president of the Carmen's organization, today declared that if it were .found that the 173 discharged men had lost their positions for genuine reasons, and not. merely because of . their membership in the union, the

strikers would not support them. The strike leaders today continued their preparations for the strike vote to be taken by all the unions In the state. It was declared, however, that the calling of the general state strike before the expected time would not be an unexpected move.

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Hedgehogs. Hedgehogs are : very strong In the water, swimming with ease against a rapid stream, and with their muscular claws they turn up the nests of trout or salmon and make a goodly haul therefrom. They will breast a very rapid stream, and cold water, as near the freezing point as may be, seems to have do terror for them. The eggs of the salmouidae are a welcome prey to nearly every animal that will face water. Aquatic birds, rats (both bouse and water), hedgehogs, beetles and their larvae, the so called fresh water shrimp, are deadly foes. London Mail.

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