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Progressive East Side Business Firms
Who are desirous of encouraging the
patronage of union men and women
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PHONE EAi IT 491
B-1456
THE CITI2 : ens bank
25 Yeart in East Portland
120 GRAND AVENUE, CORNER EAST ALDER
The
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Home Furnishers
Phone E ast 3642
244 216 B U 88E L L STR EET
Ticture Flam ing
Furniture Repairing
TELEPHONE, EAST 3022
BUTTER
Pure Because Pasteurized
MUTUAL CREAMERY CO.
Phone East 340
Cleaning
Pressing
Repairing
404 EAST ALDER STREET
SHEET METAL WORKS
Puruace Work a Specialty
Roofing and General Repair Work
414 East Morrfaon 8traet. cor. Sixth
Portland. Oregon
Phone East S02
135 EAST SIXTH 8TREET
Exclusive in Parisian Designs of
Costs. Suits and Evening Oowns
S10 and Up
Absolutely No Patterns
Satisfaction Aaaured
Druggists
275 Russel Street
Corner Williams Ave.
Proceedings of the Central Labor Council
Official Minute* of the Last Meeting of the Working Head of Organised
Labor for Portland and V icinity
DRESSMAKING
REPAIRING
O f W a tc h e s , C lo c k s anil J e w e lr y a
S p e c ia lty .
A ll W ork G u a ra n te ed .
HAAKON GLASOE
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C h am b er of C o m m erce
Ave.
Bakera— Vegetarian Bakery and produeta
H aynes' bread, pies and cookies)
Building Trades — Merges Hardware Co.,
Woodard, Clarke At Co., druggi«!«. Park and
Alder streets; Montague and O 'R eilly; M. J.
fo r
jClared for the open shop.
A fte r much d iscu ssio n th e S ecre-
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ta rv H as in s tru c te d to co m m u n ic ate
w ith all locals, and, on m otion, a
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co m m ittee was a p p o in te d to h an d le
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m eeting. Hartw ig. M a c K e n z i e .
Carpontrra— Rnthchild Bros.
K noff, S m ith and S tac k w ere ap-
Cement W orkers — Kaecolite Com posit ion
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A Roofing Co.
p ointed.
P in lb ir g 1 ®?“ ncu ~ Ruud M anufacturing C o .,,
D eleg ate H o ffm an re p o rtin g fo r
Clgannakara— United Cigar Store« and all th e B rew ery W o rk e rs ’, said th a t th e
d° w * ,bo iL o * ‘’" r ’1? 'fh * 1', , e ffo rts m ade w ith in th e p ast w eek
Electricians, No. 126— Home telephone Co.;
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Metal T rad es- Bell, Wiidman A Co., Wil to ad ju st th e d iffe re n c e b etw e en th e
lamette lin n A Steel W orki, York» le e Ma- o r g a n i z a t i o n a n d t h e P o r t l a n d R r e u i
chine Co.. Yorke, I'a , Coin Machine Co.; all
ann tn e r o r t l a n d Krew-
maebine «hop» not working an eight hour day. c r y
had com e to n au g h t. “ B litz
N ea r. B eer j,
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l l n f a i r ."
M usicians—Geurge Parsons and orchestra, g a te s
w ere ask ed to
and «11 lodges, clubs, societies, dance halls,
t i t .
and persons em ploying non union m usicians c a r r y back th e m essag e
for dances, receptions, banquets, and other
work which could be done by organised
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C. E. KNOTT
Groceries, Hay and Grain
COB. 80TH AND E OLISAN ST.
patronise the Labor Proas when yon
need
JOB PRINTING
Jensen P u b l i s h i n g C o.
Corner Union Ave. and Wygant
All phone orders given prompt atten*
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Phone Woodlawn 142
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Brewing Co.
^ M o tio n P lctu r. O p m .to r a -A lh .m b r . The
PHONE EAHT 7718
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p a rtic u la rly
to th e locals,
H. T. MURPHY
Men's Furnishings
273 RUSSELL ST.
and
BOUGHT,
Second
SOLD
Hand
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Pum ltare
EXCHANUKD
Prices Reasonable
Mo. 91 GRAND AVENUE
Sold Everywhere
TELEPHOKE, TABOR 223
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High Class Tailoring
Matthieu Drug Co.
Portland, Oregon
* UNFAIR LIST OF PORTLAND <s> th e rea so n th a t th e C h am b er has <1e-
» CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
THE ROYAL
Portland. Oregon
OREGONIAN BLDG.
Phone East 3494
G. H. TEMPLE
J. C. SEALE7
2011 E. Stark St.
Phone Main 1083
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DRY GOODS, FURNISHINGS, NOTIONS, ETC.
Orxnd Avenue adn East Burnside Street
WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS
WEATHERLY
ICE CREAM
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Cor Grand Ava.
G eneral Insurance Agency
Heating
S . U ’R E N
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$ 4
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10
12
Maid o’ Clover
386 EAST MORRISON ST.
PORTLAND. OREGON
Portland, Oregon
$ 6
12
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STANDARD PA I'TERNS
Eat
REAL ESTATE
134 Grand Ave.
;50-66[ASTM)MI smst
$ 50
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TELEPH O NE EAST 178(1
I T ’S GOOD FOR YOU
E. E. LUM ADUE, Proprietor
Manufacturer« of LatUaa', Chldtreu’a
and Sent'« Phlt« Goods, and dealer« in
lliieiery. Coraet«. Lace. Embroidery
Fancy Good*. Gents' Furnishing Goods
¡Í ome Í v ^SH ERS
YOU PAY
ON DOWN A MO
You Should Ask For
A. W. Lambert & Son
Economy Dry Goods Co.
Low Prices
We Save
You Money
BUFFALO LUNCH
Phone B 2004. Ladies Custom Made
Silk Under garm ents, Wraps, W aists,
etc., made to order.
Low Rents
Low Expense
If your home is on the East
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Both Phones: Taber 8672 B-I565
Good« Called for and Delivered
French Dry Cleaning a Speelalty
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The Paris Cleaning W orks
Ladles' and O en tlem n’a Olothlaa
Sponged. Dyed. Cleaned
aad Pressed
69 BAST EIGHTIBTH 8TRBBT
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East Side Photo Studio 1
Portraits
Photo Postals
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Try ns far your Kodak Flnlahing
Commercial Work
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Bet. E. Ankeny and Burnside
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Open Evesingt
ACME THEATRE
2 65 RU88ELL 8TRBET
." T h e home of quality [fhotoplaya."
Metro
M axierpiece«"
are shewn
every
Sunday.
I.adie«'
souvenir
inghi«. every Monday mid Wednea
day. We »how only clean, whuleauine
picture«.
Your Patronage Solicited.
MARTIN
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DONOVAN,
KINDORF BROS.
W e Have Moved to
125 GRAND A V U IU B
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prp . l i n m —™TNiains** Blied. Sheoky Bros.,'
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C. 0 . HALL
L. M LEPI’ER
John Blied and all shops that employ n o n - i W o rk e rs ’, P er C ap ita. $4.98; D riv ers
P lasterers —Carruthers A Daniels Co.
an d B o ttle rs , P e r C ap ita. $1.00;
EAST SIDE MILL & LUMBER CO.
Printing T rades— S a tu rd a y E v e n in g Poet. } L o n g sh o rem en . No. 5. P e r C ap ita
In d t pendent P rin tin g Co.
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Lumber, Lath and Shingles In Large or Small Quantities
Plum bers— All firm s not em ploying union $6.00; L o n g sh o rem en , No. 6, $6.00;
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Sheet Metal Workers— Wynkoop Brothers. P a in te r s , No. 10. P e r C ap ita. $5.07;
14-17 Healy Building, Corner Grand Avenue and E. M orrison St.
Tabor 2811, C-1237
Forty-Pint and Haleey
Stationary Engineers— Liberty Coal A Ice S h ip w rig h ts’. P er C ap ita. $1.50; M P
PHONE EAST 401, B-1466
PORTLAND, OREGON
Co., Portland A rtificial Ice and Cold Stor-
Hi
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O p e ra to rs. L and an d L o an Law.
Tailors—K S. Ervin & Co., and all cu»- » i o n . p r . . . A
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’ * ress A s s is ta n ts , l » r ( a p ita .
CONGRESSMEN SW AMPED.
, in d e ig h ty -fo u r m illion m iles a tom tailor firm« Ihat cannot «upply the
CARPENTERS CONTINUE GAINS I HOW TO BUILD A CAMPFIRE.
label.
$120.
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'y e a r ; hut th e old clock n ev er v a rie s ;
Walter* and W aitresaes — Cory Lunch on
W ashington street. B angs’ Restaurant. Sixth
Every C o n g ressm an 's se c re ta ry in th e re is never a ja r or tre m o r, and and Hoyt, and all houses not displaying the
G en e ra l S e c re ta ry F ra n k D uffy of
In th e Ju ly W o m a n ’s H om e Coni-
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Waterfront Federation— McAllister & Son,
TOTALERS’ SALARIES.
mailing out cop ies o f th e final re- of a second. Do you know it w ould co n t ra c tn ra .
p o rts th a t th e fo llo w in g g a in s h av e fo r b u ild y ig a c a m p fire :
in d o w C leaners - Expect Window Clean
port of th e C om m ission on In d u s tria l have co st me on e billion five hun- •ng W Company.
lo cals o f th is c ra ft
“ if u n „ -,-ta ,u
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In th e Ju ly A m erican M ag azin e is been , m ade by
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11 y °u add the contents of a small
Kelations. 100.000 co p ies of w hich dred m illion d o lla rs if 1 had h ad to
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an a rtic le en title d . “Can You D rin k
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nag o t c h a rc o a l to y o u r w ood fire as
Ju n e 15. 1916.
have just com e fro m th e g o v ern m e n t pay nty w ay so far at th e r a te of
M ichigan C ity. Ind. (m illm e n )— In- soon as ¡t h as a g o o d s ta rt, th e f i r e ’
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. an d H old Y our J o b ? " bv D r. Edw in
printing office u n d er th e re so lu tio n tw o c e n ts a mile d u rin g my jo u rn ey
M in u tes ol a re g u la r m e e tin g o t ,- „
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•crease from 30 to 35 c e n ts an h J u r b u rn s w ith a ste a d y glow c o n d u c iv e '
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r- B ow ers, w ho say.
ordering th a t n u m b e r as a first ste p of se v en ty -fiv e ydars."
th e C e n tra l L ab o r Council held on
"R ecognizing th e loss in efficien cy a n ^ , *1e union shop
, to c u lin a ry success.
to supply th e e x tra o rd in a ry dem and.
T o ride fro m th e e a rth to A lpha a fo re sa id d ate, at 8 o 'clock P. M.
A rctic. R. I.—F ro m 4,1
47 2 .1 j 'We have a way of building a fire
due to d rin k in g , th e P h ilad e lp h ia
M in u tes of th e p rev io u s m e e tin g Q „ a r tz C om pany w as' p ro m p te d
So s w a m p e d a re C ong ressm en w ith C e n ta u ri w ould cost seven h u n d re d
re- c e n ts an hour.
which has proved most satisfactory:
w ere read an d ap p ro v ed .
requests for copies of th is d ocum ent billion d o llars.
c e n tly to co n d u ct a pledge cam p aig n
E lw ood C ity. P a.—F ro m 50 to 56!4> W ith a stick o r flat sto n e d ig a
that the C o m m ittee on In d u s tria l
C r e d e n tia ls - F ro m
T y p o g ra p h ic a l , am o n g jts w o rk m en . T h e m en w ere c e n ts an h o u r.
¡trench about eighteen inches lomx
ORGANIZED LABOR NOT A
Relations found it im possible to o b
I nion. No. 58, fo r M ark W . P e te r- o ffe re d a ten p er cen t in c re a se if
O lean , N. \ .— F ro n t 4014 to 45 c e n ts an d fo u r jn c|,f# jn d e p t,, an(.
MENACE.
tain m ore th a n a h a n d fu l of copies
sen. W . L. K ibbee. J. B. G re en w a y th e y w ould a g re e in futurt< , o „ „ u n h o u r .
I Build th e fire in th is, p la c in g tw o
lor the use o f fo rm e r m em b ers of
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an d W . E. K im se y ; front B rew e ry no liq u o r. and h e r e a f te r to avoid
W ic h ita . K an.—F ro m 43L» to 50 flat stones across the top. one for
the Com m ission an d o th e rs w ho
T h e re a re th o se in th is e n lig h te n e d W o rk e rs ’. No. 320. fo r C. H o ffm a n in places w h e re it w as sold o r dis- c c n ts an h o u r,
the frying pan and the other for the
were closely a s so c ia te d w ith th e c o u n try w ho speak o f th e m enace of p lace of C. M u e lle r; from
P h o to - pen sed . N in e ty -n in e per c e n t of th e
D u rin g M ay lo cals w ere o rg a n iz e d
kettle. Bacon can be broiled by
w ork. It is now a p p a re n t th a t
th e ¡ unionism . W h a t does it m en ace? E n g ra v e rs fo r L. M. E asley,
re p la c - nlcn w e re g | ad to m ak e , he re q u ire d ' in th e fo llo w in g p la c e s: N ew Y ork
holding it on the ends of green
edition of 100.000
is to ta lly in a d e - ¡W h y do m en join u n io n s? Is it he-
¡ng Lynn E g b ert.
pro m ise. T h e m a n ag e r o f th e p lan t C ity (sh ip c a u lk e r s ) ; B re w ste r, N.
pointed sticks. Potatoes, corn and
•m ate.
je a u se unionism is a tru s t, o r is it
C o m m unication* — F r o m B ak ers', c o n te n d s it is o nly com m on sen se Y .; N ed e rlan d , C o l.; M adill, O k la .:
apples can be roasted in the same
"1 have six re q u e s ts for ev e ry P,eca u se
’* a n ec essity ?
No. 114, re q u e stin g th a t th e Q ueen to b eliev e th a t a stric tly so b e r m an G a rd n e r. M ass, ( fu r n itu r e w o rk e rs ):
way. One of the chief charms of
copy allo tted m e.” w as th e reply o f , T h e union m an is called upon to B ak ery he placed on U n fa ir
List : is w o rth
m o re to his em p lo y ers. B eau m o n t, Tex.
(m illm e n ); E liza- this fire is that there is little danger
Congressman a f te r C o n g ressm an in ¡m ake sacrifices. H e is n ot m ak in g sam e w as re fe rre d to E x ecu tiv e Also, th e
firm ex p ects to he m o re ¡b e th p o rt, N. J. (sh ip c a r p e n te r s ) ;
of its spreading. Then. too. it can
politely but firm ly tu rn in g dow n th e 'f o r him self a m onopoly. E very b en e- B oard. From P a in te r s ’. No. 10, re la - th a n rep a id by th e im p ro v em en t in . Long B each, Cal. (sh ip c a r p e n te r s ) ; be easily extinguished. Be sure to
< om niittee’s re q u e st.
fit he
secures he sh a re s w ith o th e rs, tiv e to S h erw in -W illiam s P a in t C o .; service it will get fro m so h e r w o rk - ¡C o p p erh ill, T e n n .; C lev elan d , O h io carry matches and an old newspaper
filed. F ro m P ap er M a k e rs : r e fe rre d m en.”
Every m em ber in te rv ie w e d
as- j W h e re in is u n io n ism a m en ac e?
(«lock, p ie r an d w h a rf c a r p e n te r s ) ; to start the blaze.”
'erteil th a t n ev e r b e fo re hail he I D oes it m en ace th e in te r e s ts of to S e c re ta ry fo r rep ly . F ro m P aul
S u m ter. S. C. ( c o lo r e d ) ; A m esb u ry .
known such a d em an d for an y public ¡la b o r? D icsolve all th'e u n io n s of C. B a te s : re fe rre d to S ta te F e d e ra -
ASSAIL NEARING DISMISSAL.
M ass.; B a rc e lo n e ta ,
P o rto
Rir.»;
F o r th e y e a r p re c e d in g th e w a r
•locunient. M any C o n g ressm en trie d ¡th e c o u n try , and w hat would, be th e tio n of L abor. F ro m S e c re ta ry of
G re e n p o rt, Long- Islan d (ship, h o u se G erm an y ex p en d ed 293 m illio n s u p o n
t" obtain e x tra copies fro m fellow effect on la b o r? W ould th e sta n - A F. of I... re la tiv e to P o st O ffice
\ n in frin g e m e n t of freed o m
f b o at b u ild e rs an d c a u lk e rs ) ; G a rd n e r, h e r a rm y an d navy. F o r th e sa m e
hut w i t h o u t
success, j d ard o f la b o r tic im proved o r in- A p p ro p ria tio n
R ill; req u e st com - te a c h in g in econom ics." is th e c h a rg e M ass. (re ed , w illow , an d r a t t a n p erio d th e U n ited S ta te s a p p r o p r i
members
Enough mail sacks bulging w ith Ijttred ? E very in c re a se of w ages, plied w ith. F ro m A m erican A sso cia- a g a in st th e h o ard o f tr u s te e s of th e w orkers); W est N ew ton. P a .; B a lti a te d fo r th e sam e p u rp o se s 312
•P s of th e re p o rt have left W a sh - and ev ery t Ju c tio n of h o u rs, and tio n for L ab o r L eg islatio n , re la tiv e U n iv e rsity of P e n n sy lv a n ia by th e m ore. Md. (dock b u ild e rs an d pile m illions. D oes an y b o d y b eliev e th a t
ington w ithin th e p a st w eek to fill every sa fe g u a rd o f th e w o rk e r, is to th e K er:,-M cG illicuddy B ill: filed. A m erican A ssocia ion of U n iv e rsity d r iv e r s ) :
N eenah
an d
M en ash a. th e n a tio n is in an y such s ta te o f
'«M ral mail ears.
¡due to o rg an iz ed effo rt.
F ro m W o m en ’s T ra d e U nion L eague P ro fe sso rs, in th e case of th e d is W is .; B ay C ity. Mich, (box m a k e r s ) ; Iu n p rc p a re d ite sa as th e E a s te r n p re ss
m issal o f P ro fe ss o r N earin g .
R o c h ester. N. Y. (box m a k e r s ) ; Mid w ould have us th in k o r as th e p aid
)n ad ditional ed itio n can he pub- | D oes it m enace th e borne? It w as filed,
h'hcil at little e x tra expense. Any ¡aim s to k eep th e m o th e r in th e hom e
E x ecu tiv e B o a r d M e e t i n g — M rs
In a re p o rt th e in v e s tig a to rs an - i’a n<L M ich.; A m erican F alls, Id a h o ; tra v e lin g o rg a n iz e rs o f th e n av y
'itizen w ho h as w ritte n his C o n - I an d w hen w om an m ust w o rk to Gee. ac te d as ch a irm an fo r th e nounce th a t th e d ism issal of P ro - C aram ie, W y o .; S ta te n Islan d , N. Y. league a n d th e n a tio n a l se c u rity
fesso r N e a rin g by u n iv e rsity o fficials (sk ip c a rp e n te rs an d jo in e r s ) ; ( h e league an d sim ila r o rg a n iz a tio n s a s
<r< "m an for a copy of the re p o rt place h er on a level w ith th e m a n ; m eetin g .
i"! d o e s not receiv e it w ith in th e jv0 re s to re th e child to th e school
M em bers p rese n t
rre
K noff. “w as u n m ista k a b ly b ased upon oh- c o *a - O k l* .:
Slate*. M o.; N o rfo lk . sert ?—E x ch an g e.
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twr o w eeks should w rite h i s | o u t o f th e sw e a tsh o p an d th e s tr e e t; H a rd e r. Long
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an d R itte r. A b sen t, je c tio n s to thy c h a r a c te r of
Dr. a ' (co lo red
c a rp e n te rs
and
vressm an
ag ain u rg in g th a t a n - . t o secure th e head of th e hom e th e M acK enzie. H an n an and S o lhaug.
N e a rin g ’s social and econom ic te ac h - c a u lk e r s ) ; H ibbing, M inn.; O din. 111.;
All th e m e ch a n ics an d la b o re rs a re
, 'l 'i r edition
o f th e re p o rt he a u - |h e s t possible w ages, h o u rs an d con-
T h e d ra ft of Lien Law from Ma
ings, o r w h a t th e o b je c to rs s u p p o s e d P ro v id e n ce . R. I. (flo o r la y e rs) ; receiv in g th e h ig h e st pay k n o w n in
thorized.
S p rin g V alley. N. Y. : A rg e n ta . A rk. th e ir h isto ry , tint th e y a r e d e m a n d
d itio n s of la b o r: to p rovide fo r th e te ria l M en’s C red it A sso ciatio n wa to he his te a c h in g s.”
fam ily in case of sickness, ac cid en t, r e fe rre d to S ta te F e d e ra tio n ,
ing m o re.— P itts b u r g D isp atch .
THIS RAILROAD TRIP WOULD unem p lo y m en t o r d ea th .
F o rg iv in g w ith o u t fo rg e ttin g 's a i How d iffe re n t (ro m c a p ita l is
U p o n req u e st of D ele g ate K n o ff A STEP TOWARD PERMANENT
COST YOU $700,000,000,000.
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PEACE.
m o re needed to d a y th a n th e social S te a m h o a tm e n ’s co m m u n icatio n .
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