Amsterdam, May 5.
Mr. Brown, secretary of the International Federation of Trade Unions, arrived unexpectedly vid Antwerp.
He. is now busily engaged cir= cularizing the affiliated unions with a view to establishing a relief fund for the Bri ns—Reuter Japanese Labour Likely to Help Tokyo, May 5.
It is reported that the Japan Labour Federation is holding a special conference to-morrow for the purpose of considering a request from the British Second International Labour Union for moral and material support of the st Japanese labourers to sympathize with the British—Reuter, N.Y. Stocks Weaker New York, May 4.
The Stock Exchange opened week, with considerable selling. The British strike has tended to restrict trading. Cotton and wheat fatures yeeeded fractionally.—Reuter. hour permission.
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