Judge — November 6, 1897 — page 8: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Lonpon.—The English trade has reached the greatest crisis in its history, and the indications are that it will speedily culminate in a labor war which will be far worse than even the terrible struggle of four years ago. The situation is really a desperate one, for the fate of the in- dustry of England is practically at stake. ‘The confession now made that it can hold its position only by a substantial reduction in wages is a matter of very great im- portance, not only to the many thousand laborers directly affected, but also to the whole commercial world. —Daily Paper. COPYRIGHT 1897 BY THE JUOGE PUBLISHING COMPANY OF KEW YORK. NO WONDER THE |Bé comicbooks.com