In the Public Service, the people of the United States have agreed upon the program recommended by the President at the time of the threatened strike was recommended by the President at the time of the threatened strike. Now, the brotherhood chiefs have gone to the membership again with what looks suspicious like a veiled threat of another strike. If a may be gathered from the various cryptic expressions contained in the recent circular, the position taken by the brotherhood heads is virtually this: if the Supreme Court decides the Adamson law is unconstitutional, we shall favor a strike; if the Supreme Court decides the Adamson law is constitutional and the railroad managers do not give it the interpretation we think ought to be given it, we shall still favor a strike. Whatever the statement means and no matter how the men of the brotherhoods take it, it must serve to arouse Congress to the necessity for speedy and firm consideration of the whole subject and adequate legislation to prevent it. Certainly they did not intend to do so, but in throwing the question wide of the brotherhoods, the chiefs have acted in the public interest. Mother?  Of demands has been made by the allies on Greece. However, the thought is to arouse Constantine in making his new year's resolutions.
In all, Lawson's readiness to "expose" something is a mere manifestation of the wisdom state of mind. Tom it; always ready to turn that sort of trick. 