Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-05-13
penditure of labor 1t would involve. Moro
over the pumping involves no extra cost, as
the machinery at the mil, is ample to do It,
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over the pumping involves no extra COST as
the machinery at the mill is ample to do it,
Comrade H. w. Ganson, Bangor, Mich,
sends the library volume bound in sheep of
the "Science of National Life" and Com
rade C. d. Raymer large bundle of maya
zines.
At the general assembly Saturday night
the department of public works was ordered
to cell the vacant room up stairs in the print
cry building and do whatever else might be
necessary to make it comfortable for gen
eral sitting and reception room, also that
the library be removed there from the seere-
tary's office, and the superintendent OF cul-
sine Whose jurisdiction in matters OF our
general welfare is extensive) was ordered to
draw upon the treasury to furnish it. This
will provide an accommodation which We
have urgently needed
IL is the afternoon of the I'd day of May: a
crowd has assembled at the foot Of the flight
of stairs leading from apartment house No. /.
Two men are descending the stairs carrying
a little white coffin. The flowers and lid are
removed aud last look taken at the pale lit
tie flce which but yesterday bloomed With
health, picturesque little Jimmie Mooney,
,,r,d . ,.aars,nd ) months i> sleeniuo there.
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taking of He was burned to death within
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dental to the race. Nature knows only the
race, hence here genius may discover his OBJ
legation. Duty is the mentor which sternly
says: SO Sir. to Genius. The great man be-
comes grand, when ne recognizes this law OF
a compensating balance, then genius is no.
BILE. Ethical progress lays at the base of hu-
man happiness. The immortal prerogatlve
of every life is to wied'an influence. to leave
a memory and the links which endure in the