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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-09
Judiciously Spent
Money Is That Put
Into Homes

n Because dollar for dollar We
III do not believe there is anything
III else on earth that brings the
HI same pleasure as a home. AnG
II again. by investing right here
in your home community yoa
II are dealing in values you un-
III derstand and vita people You
know; hence the risk of loss is
III completely eliminated. What
you don't know about lumber
we are here to tell you and we
may be able to he,p you avoid
many of the mistakes that are
frequently Iaade in the selsc-
HI ton OF lumber unsuited for DIFF
III ferent purposes. Some lumber
III is o. X for outsides uses and
not worth cent for Interior
III finish. and vice versa. We
II know inst what is best for most
purposes and have it IN stock
to show you. Drop in and let's
II talk It over
@There's No Place Like Home.~
THE
Hardy Lumber Go.
Oh ,al n,Is ST. i 4; Plsas eassa 81
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-09

Record Want ADS 5 cents a line.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-09
FRUITMERE
AND FOURMILE

Mr.. John Mink went to his ranch on
Cottonwood Creek Sunday where he
expects to spend few days planting
his crops.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-09
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Mrs Demeree of Cripple Creek was
an over-sunday guest at the home Of
I. F. Davis.
M. Rice OF Chestnut street is the
owner of new e. NJ. F. automobile
w-sE-w
Airs. Collegiate has the position of
teasAer ~ the primary grade of Linz
coin Park school, lately resigned by
Miss Pearl Tucker
w-w-x
r. D. Collins and Fred Huling can
vassed the Park Tuesday collecting
for the new Y. NJ c. A. building.
Mr.. Hawkins continues quite 81
with typhoid fever and other complI-
cations. at his home on Elm avenue
G-a-u
Mrs. Arlen's mother and sister Of
Colorado Springs, came down Satur-
day for a visit at the Arlen home on
wnAw street.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-09
E-e-@

A little boy has habit of gettiag
into bed with his mother about six
O'Clock every morning to talk with
her. One morning he hugged her tight
and said. Mamma. when I'm presi-
dent I'll give you permission to sleep
with me just like this"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-09

Mrs. VIII Heavenridge who has
been in the hospital for several weeks
passed was taken to her home on
Fourmilc Friday and is doing as well
as can be expected.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-09
Mems Socks

Automatic" our regular leader
at 10c. 3 for 25c, goes at 3 pair
Tor ..---.--. ..-......... .S9c
No. 400 Work Sox- Extra heavy
heels and toes. a wonder at
Fire Sale, 3 pair for. .20c
19c Marathon Dress Sox go for
2 pair for Csc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
Mn 6ie 2eier aukerbalb stearns
GpuntN.

2lae 2eier 5es ,Nor5itern," Sic ni@t
in Stearns County mobnen, iin5
freunolid eriudt, fire 3ablungen
fir aieies glatt, oermittelit Graft
ooer @el6anmeiiung ei~n5uienoen.
@ir modten, naB ale 2eier ii9
Die bon uns gebotene @%elegenbeit,
gegen Sorousbe5ablung oes 8lat-
tee in Sen 8eiis elmer berrliden Bra.
mie 5u aelanger, 5unuben MAIDEN. 90
es nun aber unieren reiien5en Mger1-
ten nidt m0glid lit, Bel allen unie-
rem abonnenten por3uipreden, bepor
oie Musmabl ser id0nen Er6mien per.
grifen iein miro, 10 liegt es i'm Snte-
reiie o%erielben, 6as @elo 6ireft nod
ser Office 81 ienben, morouf promp,
te 3~uienol,ng Ser gepunidten Tr6.
mic crfolgen miro. Sur g%ntgegen-
nabme Ser einen ODER Ser an6eren sic.
fer rpertbDoQen Hrdmien gegen gor-
a,1sbe5ablung 6es vNcrbftern~ ouf Elm
SSabr 1aoet ergebenft Elm 6ie
r@urbteru" -9rudseiellidah.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
81 &npiteI.-

S,sn Ser meiten gobnbofsbu1e SIT
Srpieto ferriht 2eben un0 geme=
qu1,g, mie itets Dor gin1nufen oes
SuDerpreB5uges: a1f un0 ob bro
menierenoe &eiie1roe, @ofertrager,
gubnbe5ienitete = ein mirres 0urd=
einunber.
Mud 6os gbepoor 2rungo befinoet
lid unter ibnen, Iebbaft gelfifrlie=
reno u1to l~11ge0ul6ige glife nud ser
Ridtung idleaoern5, bon mo- ser 3ug
einfobrem ion.
,@enn es MIR mabr tif!~ fna1rrte
Bernardo mfgeregt. v@enn n1ht
irgeno ein Sumo rns gum beiter belt
uno mir SOS @eIo fir Sic Reiie un-
n0thig pergeu0eten!"
salt sen sdnabeI, @oienfa1B!"
ippttet sic liebepoQe gbebdlfte. User
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

meib oenn mas BON Ser gan5en 2ia=
montengei9ibte orBer unieren &om-
pli5en BON bomals? 1n0 mem miro.
es einiaaen, inn @erbrederiargon gu
ldreiben? MuB elmer BON ani erer
j3unft iein, ser uns SEN @inf gob.
gieaeidt ser r@ebilfe 6es Sptifers"
II bababo!"
u@uit redt, Nina!!" Slit mirfli4
Elm fnpitnles @eib!"
l1n6 itol5 blidt Bernardo auf leire
.pfiffig laden6e 6rmu.
Gin idorfer Sitpino bldlt 6aber.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS idlagt Selma ibr
@opftud uber Sem rotbgefrorenen &C.
iidt 5uiammen, 1udbrer5 ibr Monn
SEN &odfragen bobfloppt un6 SEN
&opf ein5iebt, mie Elm angitliher
Safe.
uSord! Ct fommt!"
Selma lodert ibr @opftud. 9eioe
lpaben, 5itterno Dor @rmortl1ng, Dem
beronbrouien6en 3uge entgegen.
vSrDieto!.. 90. 3ebn Minuten Muf=
entbalt!" bruut Sic Stimme 6e5
guhnbeamten.
Sofort poitieren Sic 9ugnos iid in
Sic 9eGbe 0es @aggons eri tie: &laiie.
@leif oararf 0as %gemobrte &C.
min1mel: baitig Mlrs= un0 ginltei=
gen, S9moten, sd)impfer, @eitifu=
liere1r.
vSnipi5iere sic Goupes!" raunt
Selma ibrem Mar11e 5u. ~Sd bleib
bier 0ra1Ben oa1f Sem Soften"
@eidmei6tg mie ein Ial idliipft
Bernardo 5milden SEM Menidenge=
mibl binol1r9 u1no lteigt in Sen @ag=
gon eriter &Iaiie.
MIs er bal5 oorroh mie6er auf sen
@nbniteig ipringt, lit iein @eiidt
ou1felrotb Dor Merger:
rNidts gel 11nSen?"
rMidts."
u0oht' es Mir! Mber id bob'
uas entoedt. Sort born lit mod Elm
ginselcpupe 1. @laiie!"
&oid idIdngeln ii4 beioe nod
born.
Sic fomr1er1 gerooe CUR 3eit.
Soeben 6ffnet ith Sic Ebur 6es
be5eid)nete11 Goupes. Gin iu1ger
Monn, in Ser 9dmo 5pei griee,
iprinet beraus, rrrft 0ann no@ Elm
poar @orte 5uriif ins @oupe uno
idIieBt Sic Sbur mie0er binter fih.
] God sic menigen Sefurben geniigen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

tint @tnas idorfe Mugen einen Slid
bineinmerf fen at laiien.
&rampfboft padt lie ibren Mann
beim Mrm.
Bernardo, Bernardo! St iitsi"
v@o?"
v3a 5rinnen!"
Inns fire fn0derre Son5 6eutete
uuf SOS geidloiiene Coupe.
r@ait gu Sid nidt getrrt?"
v@ob! Sen alien sduft Tenn id
aus MiGionen berous!. Nun
mod' Seine Sdoie quit"
rl11rbei orgt! Mud Iu peiBt, mos
gu gu Hun bait?"
Sea un0 Oh! M0oip!"
l1no fort eilt Selma 2ungo, oem
iu1gen Monne nod, ser geraoe Die
beioe11 griefe in SEN Soften am
gabnbofsgebdu5e mirft un5 Damn,
nah einem fIiidtigen @lid m1f sic
l1br, I'M @orteia oI 2. &IoHe Der
ibminoet.
9outles flettert Bernardo ouf SOS
Srittbrett u115 ipaht gum offenen
6eniter birein in 0os Coupe. &aum
SoB er einen 6rel1benidrei 5urnd=
holten fam.
Sort, nondaIa11t nit Sem einen
Mrn ollf Sic 9ebne 6es Noli tiers ge=
itiiBt, iitt ser olte 93uiie.
l1n5 oas Coupe lit leer uuBer Sic
iem ein5igen Naiiagier!!!
@ie cine Sdil0made promeniert
Bernardo Dor Sem Coupe auf uno
ab 5ittern0 Dor Mufregung, es
Tonne nod ienmr10 anSers eini teigen.
@ie Stun5en idleidyen ibm sic Sci
nuten oabin....
gn0Ii9 ertont ser Stuff 6es &on=
oufteurs:
rginiteigen, signori!"
Mod raid einen 8lid nod redts
uno linfs, oonn reiBt Bernardo Sic
SbIr 5u Dem @in5elcoupe 1. &laiie
auf u11o Iteigt e1n:
Ser Site sort in Ser Ode menbet
Sen &opf.
Sic fins Iange fortgeblieben, So
lentbal!"
rsie befin0en ii6 int 5rrtbam,
5ignore," eripiSert Bernardo NIT per=
iteQter Gimme. uMein Mame it
ridt Roientbal."
Gortiet111rg folet.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

Iunn .nimmt er ieinen SUIT uro
eilt sic 9reppe binub binaus ins
Greie.
Sn ibrem sdylaf5immer ober liegt
sonia ouf Sen &nien un0 birgt Dos
tbrdnenfeufte Mntlis in SEN Sanoen.
Mh, oos goloene @ort, 0as ii6
lino beranidmeidelt an i6mer5baft
auf5udenoe Ser5en, SOS gol0ene @ort,
BEL oeiien iiibem &lorg es lit Ser
ltiirmiid)en 8ruit rl16iger flopft, Biz
plotli6 Sic Mrnre lth 0ffnen un6 Sic
mun0en &er5en in alter, treuer 2iebe
Observation-Disclosures : es blieb I'M
%geiprod1en. 9as ltrablen0e legen=
ipen0enSe @immelsport: SD Der=
seize Girl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

Ser b1lnOe Idlte 1T alrf DEM
Steg, SEN elephant a1 Gampa=
lleai 5u p%erloufen, Ser ales
meiB. &reiit iofort Srpieto un0
ermortet falten Quit grpreB=
fls1g. Sot Sen Sta1b BET iih.
Sei6 ouf gurer SUIT! gs friBt
at11iere leb1e 2an5e."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
prdm1fRn-1tff

@ieoerum befinoen mir uns inn Be-
iiBe elmer groBen @usmabl berrlider
Yr1mien. @er BON I'M ern 2eiern lei<
men &iiditanO auf sen uNor0iter1,"
un6 0a5u nod Elm SaDr i'm goral1s
be6ablt, lit our Ausmabl irgeno elmer
Ser naditeben3 angegebenen Yramien
berehtigt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
@egen 25e @rtra5ablung.

Golden Key of Heaven, GeQu-
lo~io=ginbano, groBes Jormat.
Little Key of Heaven, nit fem,
item SeOerein6anoe un0 eleganter in,
nerer Musitattung.
Pocket Key of Heaven, nit
Samneteinbano.
Following Of Christ, Elm gln-
oadtsbud Don Mittelgr0Be un6 nit
Morroco=ginbonoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
Cine Grtra5ablmng.

Cine groBe Muspa6l BON @ebet6u-
6ern:
Sibrer gum @immel nit gruBem
Crude un0 Incident Morpcco Gin
banoe.
@ebete Ser @eiligen, NIT mittelgro=
Bem Crude unD Mproccp ginbanbe.
Jerncr in fleinerem Crude un0
peri6ie0enen ginban0en:
S6ubengel,
Stern oe5 @eiles,
Simmels=S hluliel,
9ro0 ser gngel, fleines 6ormat,
Saiden @ebetbiider,
Sic Ebilotbea, ein berrlid1e5 Or
6auungsbl1f, meldes in feinem @uu=
lie feblen ioIte.
&oIenfran5e, .meiB, id)lpar5 ln0
farbig NIT groBen ODER fleinen Eerlen.
uHprb itcrn"- &alcuoer
eia Jauilienfalen0er inn pu6ren Sin
ne 0es @ortes. Meihli9 al,sgeitottet
NIT i6Dnen SQultrationen un0 unge=
fuut nit belebrenoem, erbauenoem
ul10 unterbaltel1oem 2eleitoff fir
Sung uno Mlt, fann 0erielbe 5u Sen
belten &alen0ern fir cine fatboliid)e
6amilie ge5dblt meroem Sir Sic
langen @interabenbe feline Before
9eftiire. ....
Sic grufe @anbfartc
BON Stearns Gountp, meld)e ei11er
@ertb bon $500 but, geben mir Ste
les Sobr obne Nad5ablung nIs
Eramie.
Observation-Disclosures beridieoenen ST.
6altes, unter 5iei len 0us jett 10 piel
begebrte 8u9:
9as Gnoe Der uSitanie,"
morin Ser l1ntergang 6es l1nglud=
in ipnnnenoer @eiie geidiI=
5ert mir0.
Cine MhIe
fertig sum @ebrauhe nit 3mirn un6
3 beridiebenen @abeln. Sebr praf-
tii9 fir ser Garmer CUR &eparirung
BON Nfer6egeidirr o0er Sdngen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31


Trou Saul 8ebling, 3t6 @mih
ct, &eorio, ST., batte Mteren, urto
acknowledgements nit i@redltdem
&identpeb un5 Sdmera Iber oer
@uften. Mdr1 6enfe fi9 MIR TIRE 90
&c. sic fagt tpetter: Sd Dor aud
febr 1erbos, batte aopfDeb nrro
Sdminoelnnfdne un6 1puroe raid
IdIimmer, nobm 6nn11 Sober @iere1.
pinen un6 BIN lebt bon an meinen Be-
gebeilt. Gorep Rierenpil'
len babe1 10 bel @utes fir MIDI ge-
fbon, 6nb td 5iefelben ffttets er1pfeb-
len per6e. Molitor 9r1g @o.-Mn-
aetge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
New Process
Steam Laundry,
3cnft Sbr Gt1pas uon Cure @di&e?

2cntt S1r Gtua5 oDn Gure 0alue:
&esn 10, Damn miro es lid gu9 lob
men, nttt auBer Iht gu lalen, oa8 mt1
gusr @igentbum bebonoeln, ole mare es
oas unierige. &ir baben Bic ppnltdnz
nl9ire @nlhanltalt i'm NorOlpelten unn
liefern erlrer &laHe Mrbeit. @ir gez
bralid)en tetne Ghenritalen; mir u%eroerben
ouber Cure Saeben nidt. @enn Sb1
RENE Nrbeit ul,D bette Bebanolunq
MOTT, Damn benft on uns uniere BRET
{e lino nieoriger als 1onltlpo, nno mir
beiorgen Cure Samiltentudl9e btaiger,
als Sb1 es lelblt thuu i0nnt: Grtunot8.
unp uber5eugt Gud. @ir baben Igen<
ten in DEN umliesenoen @tdbten.
=. i. Mepcr. 2ampfmaidanitalt
g%igenttnmer.
S. Mpe. g.. ct. @lou0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
EN- Gn9liieb baden mir:

Cine Gg%tru5ablnns.
Guide to Piety, NIT Morocco=gin-
ban0. ..
Key of Heaven, nit U1orocco,
ginbano.
All For Jesus, nit peidem Sober,
ginban0e.
Pocket Prayer Book.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
@egem 25e @rtra5abInng.

@egen 25t @rtra5ablnng.
@~ebetbuder peridieoener Eitel uno
ih0nen1 @eIuloib=o6er-S ammet- @in-
bur6.
BerIen SET Mnbodt i'm feiniten Sc.
oereinbon6.
Croft Ser orn1e1 seeIen, in ids.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

mem, Incident 9e0ereinbano, nit @ol0-
1djnltt uno groBem Crude.
Croft I'M glitter, in gleidem Gin.
banSe un0 mod gr0Berem @rob0ruf.
Ger Baumgorten, ein groBe3 Tor.
mat NIT Mttelorud un6 peitem 800.
rocco=ginban6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

@egen 500 Ggtra5ablnng.
@offine, 9ano HoitiGe, @rbauunas.
Bud.
Segenoe ser Seiligen in gepreBtem
Nradteinbon5e uno nit farbigen Del
6iloern.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31
Dainty Easter Night Gowns
 At S1 00

Some of them are regular $1.50 Gowns, and would be so priced but for special purchase. They are all fresh and new, just out of their wrappings, and among them are many entirely new. They are finished with linen lace, beading and ribbon. Others have beauti- ful trimmings of fine, sheer em- broidery and laces, so many styles that attempt at description is impractical. All are priced for Monday, each .S1.00
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31
Easter Gloves That Women Will
 Like

Doeskin Gloves in white, very soft, dressy and thoroughly washable, two lengths, 1 clasp, short length, $1.25 pair; 16 but ton, elbow length, $3. pair. Black, glace kid gloves, Is button, elbow lengths, all sizes, at $3.50 pair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31
BEAUTIFUL NEW COTTONS FOR THE EASTER DRESS 75c For Embroidery Voile
 Worth $1.00

Imported Allover Embroidered Voile, very sheer round thread
 specially adapted for fine wear, worth $1, special for Monday and Tuesday =. 75c
 49c For Marquisette Worth 75c
 45 iI English Marquisette, very sheel crisp open mesh, the very thing for your Easter frock, worth 75c, special for Monday and Tuesday ... :. 49c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31
S In Easter Tailored Suits and Dresses
New Colored Wash Goods for Easter

Amoskeag Dress Gngam patterns fancy paids and stripes solid coos and all small baby checks Price yard 10c Nub Voe 3S inches wde sheer quality highly mercerized with occasional obong shot shown street and party shades
 
 Voe fads all oors abundance of black and white stripes splendid value Price, per yard 1oc Simpson and American Calico best styles fine assortment Price for Monday yard Sc Black Satteen fast black highly mercezed fine for undes1irts shirts boomers Price yard 10c Ramie Lnen 6 inches wide thread flax and hrunk shown all shades of 1912 the material particularly adapted skirts suits piece dresses Price, yard 49c Japonka Silk shade think of shown styles of dots and figures of self color also plain Price, per yard 25c Pacific Spenne Crepe fancy and plain coors of white light be Alice pink, black lavender Price, yard 15c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31
NEW EASTER DRESSES FOR CHILDREN

beautiful line of clden's wash Dresses gngham pecaes madras and linen beautifully trimmed stripes and solid coors, neatly made Forttwo styles to select from all sizes to IA Frees range rom 9lzo to sz9o
 Also beautiful line of Midday Suits in linen and percales, stripes and solid coors seasons ideas sizes to 4 $298
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31
Jewelry for
 Easter

Many Pretty novelties and new styles have recently arrived in the jewelry section and are now being shown for Easter. Take the following merely as suggestions: Nadine Bandeaux with Rhine stone buckles, Sl.15 Nadine and gold Bandeaux S1.OO Rhinestone Bandeaux,
 from. ...........'... /. .50c to S5.98 New line of Ear Drops 50c and S1 Silver Vanity Boxes, with
 chains .. =. =. =. Toe Beautiful line of Mesh
 Purses .$1.98 to $9.98 Gold and Enamel Pin Sets .. 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

DdIHIY NttI IIIt1IUD3 VVI pNN NVFV
 and Drawers combined, the mate rial is soft longcloth and the trim mings are linen or Valenciennes lace, embroidery, beading and rib bon. So many styles to choose from. Instead of $125, they are priced for Monday at =. -. .S1.00
United labor bulletin., 1912-10-03
ReTRlAL OF HATTERs' CASE.

Hartford, Conn.-President Gompers
and Secretary Morrison. of the Amer
ican Federation of Labor, testified in the
retrial of the hatters' case recently. At
torney Davenport, for the Anti-Boycott
association, who is conducting the pros
ecution, cleaned the information from
President Gompers that he was re
sponsible" for the articles published in
the American Federationist. Much ques-
tioning was indulged in by the prosecu-
ton relative to the phrase that appeared
in the Federationist, There Is no law
to compel a man to wear Loewe hat.
Secretary Morrison was interrogated
along the same lines as was President
Gompers, and in addition financial mat
ters in connection with the hatters was
inquired into. The trial undoubtedly
will be OF considerable length.
United labor bulletin., 1912-10-03
SUMMONS IN DIVORCE.

State OF Colorado. City and County OF
Denver. ss.
In the County Court.
In the Matter OF Alma Skelly. plaintin.
VS.. Bernard Skelly. defendant. Sum
mons.
The People of the State of Colorado to
Bernard Skelly. the defendant above
named, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above.named plaintiff in the county
court of Denver county. state of Colo
RADIO, and answer the complaint therein
within thirty days after the service here
of. II served within the state OF Colo
rado or, II served out of the state OF
Colorado, or by publication, within nifty
days after the service hereof, exclusive
OF the day of service: or judgment will
be taken against you according to the
prayer OF the complaint; and III the ser
vice hereof be made by publication, then
ten days additional to said fifty days
last hereinabove specified for appear
ance and answer will be allowed before
the taking of Judgment as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain a
decree OF divorce on account OF habitual
drunkenness for more than n year and
on the ground that the defendant being
an able-bodied man wholly failed to sup
port the plaintiff for more than n year
as will more fully appear from the com
plant filed in said court in said action
| to which reference is hereby here made
copy OF which is hereto attached.
| And you are hereby notified that II
you fail to appear and to answer the
said complaint as above required. the
said plaintifi will apply to the court fol
relief demanded in her said complaint.
| Given under my hand. Mt Denver. In
said county, this 2sth day of August, A
ID. 1912.
C. A. IRWIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
United labor bulletin., 1912-10-03
VICTORY FOR TRADE UNIONS.

Columbus, O.-The new constitution
of this state, which was submitted to
the people for their approval or disap-
proval, has been adopted by large ma
jority, save one or two provisions. The
campaign against the adoption of the
new constitution was vigorously con-
Quoted by big business people, and near
ly all of the big newspapers of the state.
In this particular it is pleasing to note
that the newspapers, to a very large ex-
tent opposing the constitution, did not
have sufficient influence to turn the tide
of votes from the people in sufficient
numbers to accomplish their object.
Some of the features in the new consti-
tuition art the initiative and referendum,
providing that three-fourths of a jury
may render verdict in civil cases, abo-
lition of capital punishment, empowering
the legislature to establish minimum
wage laws and exercise larger super
vision over factories, the eight-hour day
on public work, prohibiting the punish
ment of workers for violating injunc-
tions issued in labor disputes, except
after a jury trial, unless the offense has
been committed in the actual presence
of the court; providing for state print
ing plant, abolishing convict labor, etc.
This gives Ohio an upto-date constitu-
ton, and the State Federation of Labor
exercised a powerful influence in secur-
ing the adoption of the new organic
law.
United labor bulletin., 1912-10-03
Beats them all La Belle SC cigar.
union-made.
FRAUDULENT LABEL USERS.

Two well-known merchant tailors, do
ing business in Erie. Pa, are each under
$1,000 bail to appear before the consti-
tuted authorities to answer charges Tor
the fraudulent use of union labels. The
two men were arrested pursuant to in
formation filed by the president OF the
local Journeymen Tailors' union. Ihe
Central Labor Union is assisting, and Is
determined that a stop shall be put to
the illegal use of the union label, prac-
tice which, 1t is declared. has been in
vogue in this city for years. Numerous
complaints have been received OF non
union tailoring shops placing the union
label of the Garment Workers and Tall
ors in clothing. Efforts have been made
heretofore to secure necessary evidence
to insure the conviction of the law vio-
lators, but up to recently have been un-
successful. 1t is now believed that suffi-
cient evidence has been secured to war
rant conviction which will enectually
stop the illegal use Of the labels in this
city in the future.
United labor bulletin., 1912-10-03
NOT UNION CONCERN.

Especial from A. F. of L.
The Whitehead-Hoag company, manu-
facturers of badges, buttons, and other
advertising novelties, is not union con-
Germ There are employed Very small
number of union men in the factory, but
the great body of the employees do not
belong to any union. Efforts have been
made many times to unionize this con-
cern, but without avail Labor papers
and other publications are printing Hat
tering notices to the effect that the nrm
mentioned is strictly union and that 1t
has the members of twenty dinerent or
ganizations in its employ, and, further,
that this company operates union shop.
In the interest of truth and justice 1t Is
hereby stated that this company Is not
recognized as a union concern, Tor the
very good reason that the great major
Iity of its employees are not members OF
any accredited union. There are firms
manufacturing this class of goods that
employ only union men and women. A
list of these union badge, button, and
novelty manufacturers will be furnished
upon application to the headquarters oil
the American Federation Of Labor.
United labor bulletin., 1912-10-03
KNOWLEDGE is PowER.r

ashington-Frequently 1t occurs that
interesting items are lost in the great
volume of matter being printed in this
age. Recently writer in the London
Daily Chronicle in dealing with the re-
cent strike of the Welch mines asserted
that the. reason why the Welsh miners
were so persistent in their demand was
due 'to the divine discomfort bred by
contact with literature" An excerpt
from this article is worthy of reproduc-
ton, and is as follows: In former
times the Welshman had nothing in the
house but the Bible and 'Jessica's
Prayer Neither of those instruments
of culture taught him, apparently. to be
dissatisfied with his lot. But the shil-
ling library has penetrated his country,
and now the miners library Is full of
the combustibles." Says the writer:
you will be sure to find there Car
lyle's Heroes and Hero Worship per-
haps also has 'Sartor Resartus.' There
will be Thoreau's Walden Ruskin's s
Unto This Last and Charles Darwin's
Origin of Species something by Adam
Smith and by Karl Marx. The names of
Huxley, Spencer. Morris, and even Re-
nan may proclaim themselves from the
backs of well-handled volumes. You may
even notice the ancient names of Aris-
totle and Marcus Aurelius certainly vol
umes by modern George Borrow and
Richard Jeffries. George Eliot will be
there, and Charlotte Bronte. Tolstoy,
possibly Bernard Shaw. although he Is
not very human reading to the working
man. and assuredly H. G. Wells. In fine.
the coal miners little library represents
the active constructive literature OF the
past and present, because, living the life
he does of incessant struggle with ma
ture, he wants to know-he wants to
know!"