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The Jungle Fugitives

CHAPTER V
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If he were to give all that is asked his business would be destroyed.

But, on the other hand, labor has rights as well as capital, and the two can never get along together until this truth is respected by both.

In all disputes, there should be an interchange of views, a full statement of grievances by those who are dissatisfied, and a fair consideration of them by the party against whom they exist." O'Hara was not afraid to look his employer in the face and say: "That has been my opinion all along, Mr.Bradley, and had it been yours this lock-out would never have come." "I admit it.

You came to me from the employes and asked for a discussion of the differences between us.

I thought you insolent, and refused to listen to you.


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