Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-17
THE LABOR EXCHANGE

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P'"S''V"pie "'S "ee" "'eu
many time In Utah, where there are
hundreds of miles of canals that were
oricl,oilv buil, suha,,pt,o,iv hy Mr.
$3.50,
fetersotis methou' tnoush there nave
been variations from its details.
Recent years have developed n num-
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with borrowed money or ny invest
| ment companies. which IL pretty much
tho same thing illustrate tho owl of
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upo" '',e nio"e' p""ei IN.
stead or utilizing the labor OF the land
owners. In providing water for irriga-
zion. ,,d such casa. ora obioo, loosen,
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Wnich hpunuahtiy prove tine points so
well stated by Mr. Peterson relating
to this phase of the subject The
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Va '"'''''' VIM uepen"
upon capltai instead or their own
labor and resources, to furnish water
for their farms yaneraIIv b,yo IN on
uui' ~" oheious po"uasc' ACCOM-
panylng MIR. PeterHonS article Is let
ter to the editor OF the News" which
reads as follows:
II enclose an article for the News
If appropriate. II is in line with the
article In your paper Of the sth inst.
headed. Home Enterprises Wanted
The labor exchange plan solves the
problem. and restores system so
wonderfully successful In Utah before
the bond-ilend had invaded your fair
State. l am in no way financially in
terested in the Labor Exchange and
interests Of bumanitv so S yn need n rnt
fear | am seeking any free adyertis.
ing by asking you to present the ex-
o es cneeks; Ihere are hundreds
thev IRE 6onr,shng and u nyos,a;.;,, u"a
smiling upon them. And they nbso-
iuteiy do business without n cent of
'eEal .ehuer money.
tom he or so ,nuch va,,,e ns Il, a'aS Eye sss,
like your state, where there is some
degree OF union and harmony. so
S Va ~ ,he otner parts OF the world.
more good hv intro5ucIr. IL , go
there. than IL you succeeded in open
ing the most valuable gold mines. or
na 1870 co., n'' ,,,, Vi EASTERN capital at
persons adyocatine this me,hod ma az
prosperity will cali down upon them
selves the hatred of capital. but the
am ~ NJ rue OF Dapital Is evidently
mnn. cannot preyent its ,,t,ar do.tr,,o VI
tion.' Then why not begin now The
plnn OF Industrial emancipation. so
,veni,, n III ~. py me producers OF
You will do something toward, t 40
PRODUCTION of this great reform. re-
main Yours truly.
w. PETERSON"
Also accompanying the article are
Two samples of the Cheeks" or
currency issued for circulation by the
branches of the Labor Exchange, One
Is a sort OF certificate of deposit, neat
~ lithographed and bearing the follow
ing wording, artistically arranged: 'The |
Capitalization of Labor-Thc Labor FIX
change-In Labor We Trust, by Labor
We Llve-centrnl Office. Independence.
Mo.-Branch 900. Duluth. Minn.-De- |
positor --- Deposited-- Date |
- Value -" There are blank |
lines for the signatures OF the president |
and accountant. and on either end are |
figures to be punched so as to show |
the units and hundredths. or dollars |
and cents, as we take 1t.