Excerpt from Labor Differences and Their Settlement: A Plea for Arbitration and Conciliation
The conclusions presented in the following pages are the results of more than fifteen years' close and careful study of the labor question in two hemispheres. During most of this time I have held such positions as compelled me to be not a locker-on, but an actual participant in some of the most important labor contests that have oc curred in this country. I have twice visited Europe especially to investigate the subjects discussed, and have been honored with the friendship and confidence not only of many employers, but of the labor leaders of this coun try and England. While I do not assume to speak for' either employer or employed, it is believed that the views herein advanced, in their general scope, are in accord with those of the most liberal and far-seeing of both.
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