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Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
FOUR ORGANIZATIONS
INSTALL THEIR OFFICERS

At a special meeting at Elks hall
Saturday night the officers elected
last month by the Grand Army of the
Republic and associated organizations,
weer duly installed, as follows:
w. H. Rector, commander; Geo. NJ
Gillett, senior vice commander; Phil
ip Hayes, junior vice commander; D.
G. Scott, chaplain: P. P. Steinwandel,
Quartermaster; A. c. RaDer. officer of
the day; Nathan Ward, officer Of the
guard; C. T. Helm, surgeon.
Nathan Ward, z. D. Barnhart and
Philip Hayes, delegates to the depart
ment encampment at Fort Collins; al
ternate delegates to encampment, Eu-
gene Weston, ]. W. Yeaman, and L. A.
Schamp.
Greenwood Relief Corps: Mrs. Dan
Hall, president; Mrs. Melchi, vice
president; Mrs. Lafe Combs, junior
vice president; Mrs. Charles Duncan,
treasurer; Mrs. Charles Sell, conduc-
tor; Mrs. L. s. Bailey, guard; Mrs.
Gould, chaplain.
U. S. Grant Circle No. 10, Ladies of
the G. A. R.: Mrs. Mary Barnhart,
president; Mrs. w. H. Rector, senior
vice president; Mrs. Burley, junior
vice president; Mrs. J. c. Fisher,
guard; W. w. Sullivan, chaplain; Mrs.
E. c. Query, treasurer; Miss Vera Dit
to, conductor.
Delegates to the department en-
campment at Fort Collins, Miss Vera
Ditto and Miss Ella Davis. Alternates,
Mrs. J. 1. Cook and Mrs. P. P. Stein
wandle.
Rockafellow Camp No. 7, Sons of
Veterans: ]. r. Quinn, captain;
Grant Dickinson, first lieutenant;
John Shaw, Jr., second lieutenant;
Vernon Cheney, chaplain; J. G. Van
Horn, first sergeant; Thad Ragsdale.
Quartermaster sergeant; Philip
Hayes, color sergeant; Wesley Gillett,
sergeant of the guard; j. s. Cheney,
principal musician; L. G. Thompson,
corporal of the guard; John Stiers,
guard; Glenn Lewis, picket guard;
camp council, Geo. F. Rockafellow,
W. G. Green and Lloyd Egbers. The
installing officer was Vernon Cheney.
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED
OUT EARLY SUNDAY MORNING
The fire department was called out
few minutes after O'Clock Sunday
morning to extinguish small sized
fire In the cottage at 1921 Harrison
avenue. An excellent run was made by
the department and it arrived in time
to prevent the destruction of the prop
erty, although the roof was nearly
burned off before the progress of the
flames was checked. The house Is
a three roomed one and is the last
one on the north side Of Harrison
avenue towards the eastern boundary
of the city.
The trouble was caused by defect
i've flue leading up from the kitchen
through the roof. The furniture and
fixtures were not damaged and the
loss was small. There was no insur-
ance on the property.
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CITIZENS STATE BANK
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING

The annual stockholders meeting of
the Citizens State bank was held
Monday night in the bank lobby with
practically all of the shares repre-
sented. The reports for the year were
very gratifying and show the bank to
be in excellent condition The old
board of directors, consisting Of T. B.
Coulter. M. J. Evans. DR.. J. w. Can
non, Frank 8. Smith, w. H. Trout,
Geo. w. Bethel Sr and l.. w. Fel-
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Gard ei Manks.

We desire to thank the many
friends for the sympathy and acts of
kindness extended to us during the
illness and at the time OF the death
OF our wife. mother and daughter,
Mrs. X. d. McClelland.
r. d. McCielland and Family.
A. J. 0rier and wife.
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Bsnls Per sale.

have for sale some Canon City
Sidewalk Bonds. Will take certificate
Of deposits or checks on loeal banks
GUY U. HARDY.
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Birds Of a Feather Flock Together.
Taft believes in injunctions. That
is why Van Cleave believes in Taft.
When Taft was on the bench. free
from the dictation Of Van Cleave, he
issued injunctions. Will Taft in the
White House under obligations to Van
Cleave renounce the work Taft per-
formed while free?~
Taft may be the Republican Ele-
plant, but Van Cleave will be the
keeper and driver.
The ticket in name is Taft and
Sherman; the ticket in fact is Taft
ana Van Cleave.
''Enjoin the union. TAFT.
BUST the union Van Cleave.
Il am It, Taft.
Il own the IT. Van. Cleave.
What's to become of the unenl-
ployed? God only knows. Taft.
What's to become of the Van
Cleaves? Vested interest must be
protected. Taft
; Put a Taft on horseback and he
will ride him to death, when the work
ingnan will have to carry the load.
Future historians, In the sad event
Of the Taft ticket winning, would be
compelled to write history thus: Taft
Van Cleave were successful. Labor
Argus. t.>&. ~ r r.. (! .":
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BRITISH Observation-Disclosures

BRITISH GOVERNMENT ALARMED
Cable dispatches say that the Brit
ish government is seriously alarmed
by the Increase in the numbers Of
unemployed and by the growing mag
nttude and aggressiveness of the
demonstrations which they are MAX
ing In the large cities and Industrial
'centers, demanding action for their
relief. The Labor party; pledged as
II now is to Socialist party, is the
only one which makes any genuine
attempt to solve the problem. and the
possessing classes are bitterly opposed
to. any real solution. They vacillate
between q policy OF repression and
policy OF makeshift temporary relief,
neither Of which avails to stem the
rising tide OF popular. Indignation
against a system which, while enrich
ing a small part Of the psople. causes
intense and general misery among the
producers Of wealth. r., they hesitate
much longer, 1t may be too late for
them to save the capitalist system or
even to proIong its lease Of life.-The
Call, New York.
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49,. 7:.FF -~~'' SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st, Louis. District Court, Eleventh
Judicial District. 8:s 5s3.
Gustava johnson. Plaintiff.
Albert Johnson r,az Defendant.
The State OF Minnesota, to the above
named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff ID the shove entitled action.
which Is filed In the office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court OF the Eleventh
judicial District, in and for the Coun-
~ OF st. Louis and State OF Minne-
sofa, and to serve 4 copy OF your an
swer to the said complaint on the sub
scribers at their office in the Ex-
change Building, in the City Of Duluth.
IN said County. within thirty e3a) days
after the service OF i this summons
upon you, exclusive OF the day Of such
service; and II you fail to answer the
said compliant within the time afore-
said, the Plaintiff IN this action Will
apply to the Court for the relief de-
nanded In the oouauIaint
Datod October 18th, 1908.
,CFeASSWELlLaER "a CRASSWELLER
Attorneys for Plaintiff
4. 205 Exchange Building
= y .sss7'>>4s.se Duluth. Minneaota.
Labor World-oct. ~, 81, Nov. Z. IL,
q, Eli "a. 1SVS. s.zs isS$t ~ sa5ss3-
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RIGHT eHALL RULE.

Short Is the triumph Of evil, long IL
reign OF rtfht, -
The men who win by the aid 81 sin,
the nation that rules by might,
The party that lvss by corruption, the
trtckster. the knave, the thief.
May thrive Tor 4 time on the fruits
Of crime. but their seeming success
r., Is brief. ~:
Sheer, IL you win, at honor. make viz
tue q theme for test; Z
Reflect on tho man who strives as he
can to seek and to do the best:
Make goodness butt for slander and
offer excuse for vice: f.. ~@
Proclaim the old lie. the corruptionists
cry, that every man has his price.
Ye know that the truth shall triumph,
that evil shall find its DOOM;
That the, cause Of right though sub
dued by might, shalt break from,
the strongest tomb: :
That wrong, though it seems to
triumph, lasts only for a day,
While the cause Of truth has eternal
= youth, and shall rule DER the
world for aye. -@' '--.-
- Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
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ceuntsy q have Tho Old dino ssnaSly
q Z congressional invsstilpA Alton Of
executive departments. at washington
instead 81 taa4s nsw--3anslsd Rspubli-
can plan Of "a executive depSz tment
investigation Of che corruption In m
executive department. s,l
We nav what = small executive In
vestagaksou revealed ii che matter Of
purchase ~ sappltes IN Tho postoftaes
dspas<uasnt. May BE- there would -
more wrohg- dotne TO aAezact thu At
tetstion q the country than tho Ink
chat was tur7aed into tho sewers at
Whshintton. 49,.
The country wants q change. Lat
10 have the doors opened and throw
UP tho windows ana let in tho sun
chine ana fresh air. Lot us have a
douse-leandng ct Washington.
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UNION LABOR UPLtFT,

The union Of labor he's done much
to ADVANCE the interest Of the laboring
man: It has taken the yoke from of
his body and made his task 4 lighter
one. The union of labor. has trans
formed the iaborins; man from the:
ranks Of the downtrodden and ele-
ivated him to a place 81 standing IN the
community. Organized labor has made
II possible for the 4 workingnlan to
stsf.d erect and look the whole world
ii the face. The results have been
achieved for til element Of the masses
IN spite of the antakdiitsn1 that the
movement has met with. & It is the
work Of organized lAbor that ~ also
Of assistance rs ting men who are not
allied with them Nv being Their vvateh
guard in the hour OF need. - Baltimore
Ixt0r Leader
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men are organizing and adopting the
most radical resolutions condemning
these methods and Ia some cases they
have gone 70 far as to pledge them
selves not to patronize these men nor
the business they represent. would
not 60 80 far but I can understand the
Indignation which such actions natur-
ally arouse.
Please send in the names Of any
perso nor corporation resorting to
these methods. They seem to seek
publicity and we ought to help them
to set before their Democratic friends
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OUR NEEDS AND DUTY.

Organized labor wants government
that will establish an eight-hour day
for all labor done upon public works
and government contracts or sub
contracts. Organized labors purpose
is to give more men, work. There
was never time when labor, organ
lied or unor3anized, : had 4 more ef-
fective illustration of::::the advantage
Of such i law than right now, when
labor is begging tor T. Job at living
wages. If all wage earners support
their own interest, they will vote for
no candidate for office who il not
pledged to the eight-hour day. II
organized labor does its duty it will
unhesitatinssly point out to every
wage Garner the candidates for office
who can zbe relied upon, regardless of
partisanship.-Labor Review. Mpls.
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FAKE YOUR TIME.

Let this soak IN gradually. Don't
try to absorb II AL IN one single g,llrs
else II rnay clog your intellect: eThe
renter of d house. pays FOR to- main
tenAnce, It's taxes and q profit tower
and above all expensesl to the own
ers, Or the aforesaid renter Is handed
his walking papers. Even the, courts
VIII step fIi ana tell you to vacate,
Il the owner 50 desires. And when
you hear Some flute n,outl1ed poll
tician singing the sweet song OF pro-
tection Tor the property owner who
;pays Ill tho e sss'' just tell him Go
pa tTontze night school until he
learns 4 l:liI q Sra Ia 81 ''old horse sense.
f<t4j IS
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NO CANNON SAYS METHODIST

NO CANNON SAYS METHODIST:
The Methodist conference continues
to denounce Speaker Cannon because
he refuses to lot proposed laws have
a hearing. It 10 all right as far ri It
goes to vote against Cannon for his
ddctat'on as TO what Legislation shall
or shall not Ne considered, and II is
essential 'also to vote out tho Republi-
can party that makes Cannon's boss
ship possible. Defeat OF Cannon ID
good, but would not remedy the situa-
ton unless the Republicans are turned
out. II Republicans win. and C4nno1,
is defeated, the same iron rules will
be carried out w sa,et man 81 d
Dalsell or some ota,sr Republican pupil
Of Cannon's q. '..'s .. IT #
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Gee D." . - srt.-f-'f--+t'
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Maidstone Players will offer
ia the Lyceun patrons next week
Ferdinand Gottsehalk's new play Of
Love and the Law This will be the
first tlu1e that this play has even been
presented on any stage. It is a. story
Of political graft and corruption sim
liar to 1.-THE Man Of the. Hour" "'The
Lion ana the Mouse" etc. TIE author
and, several other notabless In the
theatrical world will be on hand next
Monday. to witness the f1rst perform
ance. The story h based On The novel
~The Lieutena11t Governor"
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THE TRUSTS FAvoRtrE.

They are 'all" for Taft. Who?
Every trust magnate in America 1.-THE
OK knoweth his owner and the ass his
masters crib"
The letters from Standard OIL mag
mates prove that the people do not
rule. The party the trusts own IL the
party that gives them tariff bounty
party which controls the federal GOV
eminent.
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QUEER RULING PHls.

The New York state court OF ap-
peals has asserted the majesty Of
the law by deciding that an employer
cannot be punished for violating the
statute against child labor If he has
ceased the particular violation in ques--
ton on his attention being called to
1t. A factory owner may permit" it's
superintendent to hire little children
in violation of the law; and in order
to escape prosecution, it has only to
discharge the children named in any
given complaint and then permit it's
superintendents to 80 on hiring more
children in violation Of the law.-New
York Evening Call.
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Or1er for HGarlne on Clat.ss.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
81. Louis, In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of John
BergQuist Dec6denI. rs ss5
!: Letters OF administration this day
haytng been granted to Sven Der qufst.
S. II is Ordered, That the time within
which al crediters Of the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this court, be. and the
same dereby Is. limited to six months
from ind Alter the aate hereof: and
that Monday. the ard day OF May 1903.
at ten O'clock q MI, In the Probate
Court Roon1S at the Court House At
Duluth 81 sid county Be and the same
hereby -. fixed and appointed % the
time for hearing upon the exau1ina-
ton, Adtu4fn1Ant end al allowance oss such
3clatn1s as sa,alI ne presented within
IS Let notics dsfeof be given BY the
spublfc4t ton Ut this order s. lii Is4hors
World % provided bY Law. sssa.
1908. s.
& d9e OF Prob&t
fss4i robs conrt. 3. Louis O.,
.sbor World. Oct. - 4 q q lssi &
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The American people are coming to
their senses and realizing that they
don't belong to parties, but that par
ties belong to them, and that the
common welfare is Of more Importance
than the success Of any party. Tho
people are going to champion their
own rights, and this sentiment crys-
ta1lizes around William jennings
Bryan whom they will triurnp hantly
elect in November.
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souEALNe AGAIN.

Once more the daily press contains
Another paid for roast, 49,. g.
Denouncang union wor1ingneu-
It's signed by Grape Nuts Post.
The "9aw-duet King is wratlly :.
T1s believed he's going daft s..e
For he plainly sees that Bryan >.
Will defeat injunction Taft :.
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SIGNAL VICTORY FOR
-. THE UNION LABEL

Damages Awarded in Court for USING
the Lahel Without Authority.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 1.-THE AL
lied Printing Trades Council Of New
ark was awarded $4,000, the. full
amount provided by the statutes, in
It's: suit against Francis A. Ffore. in
the second district court for the mis-
use Of the union label. = -
It was alleged that Ffore was en-
ploying non union help and had used
the union label without athority from
the COUNCIL; - y -
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THE sHERIFFeHiP.

The Labor World takes pleasure in
introducing It's readers to the next
sheriff Of st, Louis county-Char,es
Jeenors. Of Eveleth. Every indication
points TINT way at this writing. Al
though AFFILIATED with the Democratic
party he has never been oftensively
parttsan. and In the light Of his ur1-
doubted qualifications to Mectarge the
duties OF the office In a creditable
manner, his Republican friends and
aequaintances are supporting him
with al much earnestness and loyalty
as X he ware on their own ticket. In
the city Of Eveleth, where Mr.. Jes-
more has been In business for over IS
years, party lines OF demarkation are
entirely ignored and Democrats and
Republicans alike are concentrating
their energies to ensure his election.
He has been honored by the people
in eleoting him to serve as mayor of
their city four terms, ami now they
feel that man OF his clean cut char
actor and business acunen would hon
or u county office. and that the sher-
1h's office is sorely In need Of just
such an incumbent as they know Mr..
Jes1nore to be, one to whom Republi-
cans and Democrats, the rich and the
poor-all alike, can look with the as
surapce q being given a square deal
without fear or favortism to friend or
foe
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24

II you would protect workingmen in
the right to organize, to use their
collective power to improve their
wages. hours, and conditions OF labor
through the peaceful methods Of tho
strike and the boycott, give your sup
port at the. polls to the Democratic
party, the only party which frankly
and nnequivocally stands tor all Of
labpr's rights.
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LtMcoLD NO sTRlkEnREAkER

EIMcoLD NO eTRlkEBREAkER. =
General Rosecrans, who was In com
mand OF the soldiers in st. Louis in
1854 detailed & number Of men, who
were printers to take the places OF
strikers on the. Democrat ana Republi-
can. The union printers sent IN re-
port q the condition Of ahairs to Pres
ident Lincoln The answer returned
was as follows: Order these soldiers
back to &dut yin tbs ranks. The serv-
ants q the federal government shall
not Interfere With the legitimate d.
mands q labor So long 40 am presi-
dent" Illinois TradesnaI1. Sd .ls
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ThE uhvARN,sHEp TRUTH.

THE uhvARN,SHEp TRUTH.
Tho facts are t.at the judiciary, in
duesd by corporations and trusts and
protected by the Republican party. is,
step by. step. Destroying government
by law and substituting therefor 4
government BY Judges, who determine
what, In their opinion. 10 wrong: what
IN their opinion, is evidence; who, in
ta1str opinion. is guilty, and what, in
their opinion, tho punishment shall be.
1T Is sought to make the judges tr-
responsible dsspots, and by controlling
them, using this despottsm in the In
forest Of oorppeute power.
''Instead Of the aocussr proving tho
guilt Of the accused, the accused is
compelled to show cause why he
should not be punished.
The absolute power, In specific in
stances, Of a Judge sitting in ctancery
(which - the real name for equity) is
gradually extended over the several
fields of human activity, and a revolu-
ton is perfected
I'VE then have despotic government
by the Judiciary in place Of govern
naent of, for and by the people.
Labor has been and will be accused
Of partiaanship, but in performing a
solemn duty at this time In support Of
a political party labor does not become
partisan to a. political party, but par
tisan to a principle
SAMUEL GOMPERS."
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Republican heelers, bosses and ma
ntpulators Of the party machine no
longer hold sway over the American
voters. No power shall henceforth
prevent the free expression OF the peo-
pies will, and the people are deter
mined 70 vote for man who will
execute their will-William Jennings
Bryan.
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AooDeoN's PET ARGUMENT.

JAoooeoN'e PET ARGUMENT. H..
Jsnobton's treat cry ia this cam
paasn IL that The common herd o.
votsrs cannot DO trusted, to select
their own Candidates, but that they.
must abide by the Wisdom Of their
party ls6dsrs. Jake IL afratd that tho
voters ~ Northern Minnesota are In:
clined to do 4 little thinking and vot-
Ing for. themselves this year. and he
knows II they do. that he himself as
the candidate OF the machine. will be
told by the voters in November to "so
away back and cit down.
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From all over the country comes re-
ports that labor is going to follow
the advice Of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, and vote to reward its
friends and punish it's enemies.
Bryan's past attitude toward labor is
80 far superior to that Of Taft, that
comparison Is odious. Duluth union
lists will DO their share.
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The American people give evidence
Of q thorough determination Of having
a now and better order Of men in pub
lie life. Men who are sincere. honest,
and able, and in close touch with the
common people. These qualities the
great Commoner possesses in a. pre-
eminent degree and that explains his
popularity.
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pivleioN or LABOR.

A pious man. entering business, was
careful to say: Remember, now, I
cannot tell lie."
To which the general counsel Of the
concern. rubbing his hands unctiously
made answer: "Oh. certainly. now!
Really, IT. isn't in the least necessary
In modern business. We FORM sub
sidiary corporation to attend to all
that sort of thing."-Puck.
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Bryan, ana Johnson-two men that
belong to the great party OF, the Amer
lean people. Politicians may rave,
but the nation which wants the one,
and the state which wants the other,
will elect them both.
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SAME OLD TRICKS,

1T is evident that the Republicans
base their hopes Of success upon their
old tricks OF coercion AMI corruption.
The movement Of coeroing employees
into voting for MIR. TAFT has already
begun In Chicago. Several prominent
Republicans are quoted. The em-
ployes are given to understand that
they must vote for Mr.. Taft. The
business community IL threatened
with dire disaster in the event Of Mr..
Bryan's election.
1t is too late now for the Republi-
cans! to try to brighten the country
into believing Mr.. Bryan is danger
GUS man. He and his party can be
trusted.
All the business men heretofore at
any time affiliated with the Demo-
cratic party know that they can
trust a. Democratic administration
and that it will be for the best
interests OF the whole country.
The different problems will sbe easier
and more quickly settled by the elec-
ton Of the Democratic ticket. ;, ..
Besides that t11e country is tired Of
autocracy at Washington and ITS Of
frenzy in the white House at waah-
ington. The country does not want q
'tMe Too" tor president. An echo can :
not be elected president 81 the United
States. 5l..5#.ss \ .=..ssi ..sS a
%5 Besides. u would be wen Tor tbs
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What relief; can labor expect from q
man, when in the presidents chair,
who as judge originated the injunc-
ton in labor disputes and who last
January said the injunction was right
fully issued upon anticipated facts ?"
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That American Federation 81 Labor
slogan, Remember our friends and
punish our enemies Is Just as app1i-
cable to Duluth az. any other section
Of the country. And what ! glorious
chance We have here. III. 5 5s.gs 81: 5.> :.
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TRIALS OF THE MlLLloNAiREa
Lord help the millionaire. There is
Rockefeller with acute indigestion,
Morgan SO restless he can't stay in
any one places Carnegie not in good
health. and the rest 81 them dying
with envy because they haven't az
much money as these thrce.-Labor
Leader. ~. *rc. r.