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least two other injused persons were
said to be in a pre!:arious condition.
A nation wide APPEAL for funds to
care for the homeless today was sent
out by citizens and csvic organizations
Responses to previous appeal. It
was stated. have been generou shut
have fallen short of. the $250,000 es.
as necessary for emergency relief.
TWO thousand five hundred persons.
according to figures of relief commit
tees are in direct need.
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ENGLISH OFFICIAL
HERE ENDS LIFE

ALLENTOWN. Pa. March ?S.-WlI-
lia,1 ! Norris, proof commissioner for
the British government in the United
States and Canada. committed suicide
early today in the office building Of the
T.. ihl"hcm Steel company by shooting
! irmsrlf through the heart with r.
y"lvcr.
Norris arrived in South Bethlehem
Yesterday after visiting III" munitions
llants in Canada Eic was engaged IN
his office tho greater part OF the night
Telephone operators for The steel COM
many heard n shot and Investigators
found Tho commissioner dead In his
.huir. There IS no known motive. lie
vas IL years old and leaves 4 widow III
In..in nj
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Visit
PADEN cit !
Walt for announcement!
KNOW NOTHING
Continued Irom First Pnge.)
Great Flag Raising.

sonahle demand either for money or
for
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WANTEO-lsoy, .oT c"nrSai WORK N wholesale no.
ton Srorp IJh5 Main nIr-aS-
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RESIGNATION OF
CABINET ACCEPTED

STuCKHnLM. Via London. Mar. ~
S:25 r. nth" king has accepted inc
,y;,-nalj.:u Of III. entire cabinet head
ed hy Premier HammHrskJold IN.
: .y.Tish ministry resigned on March D
according ~ previous stockholm DE-,
~patches. but King Gustavr requested
IL. ministers I" r"1nin Office. when
they consented &" do temporarily. INC
r"signat;on on that occasion followed a
.i"fnat 81 III" government IN parliament
nu the matte" ii an arproprlatl"n 10
h. ,lsc,, 'or II" preservation Of Swedish
urlrrriity. only on"-lhird Of the sum
r.uIsSt.t bong granted.
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tive born except three. The vessel cay
ried no passengers.
The British passenger steamship AGri-
attic. Of the White Star line. which LETT
the United States on the same day On
which the ST. Louis departed. also has
arrived safely at an English port.
Among the AdrlatcS u" passengers
were six American citizens, members ~
Il Harvard surgical unit on their way
10 E>ranre
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Many RecrlitS.

KANSAS CITY. Ma. March Is. IL.
rIuits for III. navy an. l"'imE r'''''iN""
~ tho naval cuiistinG "ir!r.. li"r" IN
numbers never hr!"r" "N"'"i"H. ait"'H~
c~ nf the offic" said today.
"tSunliy about thirty pr cent 81 liz,
u:"u Offering tu'ns"!N"H IN pass IN"
"Namlnul i"us." ;u aitaclIr ii tn ";iI""
said. ''\oW. however, nearly eighty r""
=, M Of" then, ara. h'iu; accepted"
The explanation r.""n wr1 mat ~
cali frr pos lille Hr'ir' duty WAS at
lracting Il "hi&h typ. nf mon.
Eight W":H"n volunteers ',"laE look
ur special duties III connection vi'h -
uIuIting
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NEW Yhik. March discovery
0f = uI"torh".i containing Forty pounds
"t dynamite AMI >iNi"'E d"t"nntIiIE caps
within Il half rui!r al Fort T"ti"u and
not far from " l,,'rd States destroyer
on neutrality duty lcG 20 H." drtrn: ion
by tho police today II a man VIII" sand
h. WAS Matthias Johnson. "f Perth Am
boy. y j.. johnson snid II" was
wreckCr vino had como from Perth AM
boy {" blow up Il wreck and hal pLt ~
for :Shcii"r ~ n" basin mar th, fr.'
b. "aus" al rain ana darkness. IL"
I"l'r" authorities asserted hs produced
n, iir"nS" ~ Il wr"rk"r ar to transport
dynamite.
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JrnIyersal Training.

NEW YORk. Mar. -H.-f.I!HFTH q"
have the National Guard aS$"ciaiIun $
noticnal dcfenSa council 90 on record
w fnyor If universal military training
were redoublcd to-day ~ IN" second day :
session Of tn" convention. Addresses
by Lieutenant t ". Wl"h"fshnm ana
Lieutenant William l.. 'indn"u'n"
both nf thu Twelfth N"w York .niahiiT'
ur,-irI- such procedure. w"r" nnpthuG"a.
Ii,i,ruanI Chadhri.rnr advocated mat
rhr example ~ the Merchants "sS"c'n-
ton aId other organizations III d"SjAT-
ing for universal military training
should hr followed ny Nv GG1r"~'n"n rs
mn EXPRESSION Of 'h"tr Willingness - Il"
oiI r0ssihje for tho nations ,ri'nS''.
"'Th" most important quest OF ""'"""
us" said Lieutenant Wlck""~''r. ~
are We. o- arc W" no. ~ 'HE"' 81 UNI
y.rynl military training
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SUNK BY SUBMARINE.

BOSTON, Mar. 28.-The sinking OIL
the British schooner James Burton
Cook by German submarine March
10, while on voyage from ST. Johns.
~ F., for Cadiz, Spain. was reported
b. Captain Snellgrove, her commander.
who arrived in this country today.
The six members Of the crew who
we're picked up after being adrift IN
a small boat for sixteen hours came
over on the vessel with. him
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German in Custody.

ri. PASp. Texas. March @S.--Arr"Strd
Oh :: charg" Of having .wu pairs Of army
shoes in his possession. Abraham
Szmidt. It German pv'lddlrr. WAS found
:" hav" made deposits Ia Il. local bank
amounting I" $3.50 Oh October - AMI
u. ami NUrrIn!cr l.. SGmidt has been
selling cheap jswoIry and souvenirs IL
the Nati"nat Guard soldiers on the Dor
der. When arrested h." told the fed
"ral officers that h" could moi make 4
bond or $500 hut ;hr deposit SlipS we're
found IN HIS possession when. he WAS
searched. ii" ~ being held pending fur
Their Investigation
Federal officers have been watching
Szinidt'S movements for tn" past two
weeks
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BOSTON. MnsS. Starch 2S.--ElaG
raiSingS which hav. become numerous
during the present crisis Will h" hrnuSh'
20 4 climax with the raising 81 iarH'
flag On l:nStuu common ~ noon Monday
Mayor Cur!rE will deliver an address
and the na.al band tr"m tn" l'"$l'h
navy ward will furnish music.
\ patriotic mass meeting VII -" h'II
at the Boston opera h"usr on SATURDAY
IlEnI.
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Funeral for Prank L, Enr1y.

Following funeral services held Tues
day evening In IN" family home. l1I5
Hhnplino street. additional brief s"rv-
Tres were conducted yesterday morning
IN the residonc" for Frhnk l., Early
who died Monday. The Row. pr Hlar-
cncc Eugcn" Alien. az Fourth Street
Methodist Episcopal church, ofir!nt"d
md intcrnTcnt was private In Green
wood.
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()bI I lJARY
Funeral for Andrew II. Nrutt.

We're hnlti'in the family home. 81 Nir-
glnia street. for Andrew Marshall
Kraft. %. son of George S. and Isabella
Kraft. who died Sunday. The Rev. ".
". II. Fields. of tho First Christian
church. off!ciatcd and intcrr1cnt was in
Greenwood. The palh"ar"rs were:
Howard carlo. George Ercmer Fred
TRrling. samuel Mumphford. irwin
Garviu and Albert lIrt~Chrl.
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German Arrested

ROCHESTER,. y. =. Mar 2H.-AGoif
Yates. Il German r. under arrest III
L;rEeva on The Technical! charge vi at
tempted suicide. prnhLu- tn, arrival
there OF federal officers from RuiiHio.
The discovery Of 4 letter hr hnd writ
ten telling OF visits - p!antS at Sprlur
field Mass and Other CITIES whrr" n"
found conditions all right and had
flashed motto" 10 The German agent
for transmission TO Mexico, led Ia hiI
arrest. Later he attempted 10 XIII MN
self with knife. Yates arrived In
Geneva seven days AZ" anu obtained
employment at an automobile school. \
search nf his personal fleets revealed
maps. clippings. photographs ana other
suspicious documents.
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rnueral for Charlee B. Mrrphy.

FMNernI scrvicrs were N0ld Tor
Charles RarNard Murphy. who passed
away Monday in the home Of his sister.
Mrs Joseph J. Foster, Of 270f Jacob
street Rcquicm high mass was c"lc-
hrated in St MAry's church. Burial
was in MI. Calvary.
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sodv of n1rs. Fink, to Ohio.

The body Of Mrs. Jacob A.. Fl!nN
aged 81. who died in her home In SIX
tcrrth street Tuesday afternoon, loI-
having = prolonged fitness al lung
trouble, was %"nr 10 her old home yes
to-day afternoon at Ashtnhmla ohio;
who're funeral services will h" held ana
burial mad. Tn" body was pr"parHH
for burial Ivy Richard +. Mccoy. SlA-
tenth street funeral director.
Mir and Mrs. Fink removed TO THIS
cifv from hsh'ahula several weeks Az"
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FOR SALE-sX ROoMEo HOUSE. IN BUSY
TOWN, WITH MILLS EMPLOYING API
PRoXImAIELY 5000 MEN. LOT 50GI52. CAN
GET PURE SPRING WATER IN FEW
MINUTES WALK. WILL SELL CHEAP TO
QUICK BUYER. AS OWNER WISHES TO
LEAVE TOWN. For REAL BARGAIN
ADDRESS, CHEAP. CARE tRTELLlGENcER.
mr. t-t
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thousands would serve.

WASHINGTON. March .N.-'-N"r'
than three thousand !-IirrS from per-
sons who wish 10 S"rI" the ird"i'h EV'-
rrunrui IA ;he present cuI"ra"Ucy IN
industrial. lines h;,,,. been received hy
th. civil service ru:H.;iSSIOn in re
Sl,nrSc To it's recent appeal Tor work
arS. MI trades ar! professions are rep
resented AMI many sacrifices ar" pro-
posed by lhr writer's /" aid tn nation
commission officials today called up"n
hcnds OF American ami ."rSlt:"S AMI col
l..r"s 10 permit senior Technical! 'iH
scientific students /" receive diplomas
Il, once 50 the government, II necessary
HAY quickly obtain their services.
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Take WEI Census.

ALBANY. y. Y. NHrci! "S.--Thn hill 80
prc"id. for III" taking Of 4 war C"USus
In this stat" uud'r ia" hir"r; ion az
Governor Whitman and carrying an mp
prop-!a;iun "i Sl5"."G1 fnr expenses,
vas passed 10y II" assembly to-day WITH
out opposition. II u"w goes 10 III: gov
.rMOr,
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Hon. j. w. NeisWongcr.

COLITMBIS. q. Mar. Z6.--h"I'Tr
sentative J. ". N"iSwonEer OF brhi!H,
Vile. MonrO" county. died al 'hdul
hnsnjraj from ura"mic poisoning. ihis
morning.
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Albert P. RYDER.

NEW YORK. March 2S.-Alh"rt PMS
ham Ryder. painter "' pastoral LAND.
s..apcs, who lad .h""n called tn" iaSt
Of tho roInantiClst$, died today nj ms
nom. in Elmhursi. Long Island, al the
ny" of 80 years. Ne WAS born mt Ne"
G,If5rI Mass
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37th VICTIM OF STORM

NEW ALBANY, 1nG.. Mar. "S.--The
death Of Charles 'Newkirk. who Today
succumbed 10 his injuries. brought
..a. number of dead rs a result of the
storm here Friday 10 lhirty-seVen. AT
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Protest Against War.

n'ASIIlNGTON. March @a.--ptIicerS
nr Tho emergency p,ar" federation came
Ia Washington ir"lu N-w York today TO
ar-;,ng" for a public demonstration here
az The convrn!mE u congress MondnE.
u, protest against war With Germany
They prrpus" To hive peace advocates
from various CITIES March eyer PENN
vyIyunIa Avrui," to he capitol and thcrn
seek interviews wIlh rcIG"S' natives
and senators to urg.' ihe creation az Il
.;rrirlau- American Joint commission 70
discuss tho Int"rTa: I0nul Gl!i"E'nC"S aId
"A conference of neutral nations In con-
slider means Of ending the war.
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william e, Ware.

NEWTON. Mass. March IS william
Rutch Ware. who was head al The arch
it"ctural school Of columbia university
rr;r - years. died AT his homo here to-
day. III, was IS years old.
Nr Mare WAS graduate Of Harvard
college. and h"for" go;nc Ia Columbia
was professor OF archlt"ctUr" NJ IN"
Massachusetts IstItui" Of T"rhn"i"EN
H.. VAS tho only American hr'hii%c'
Temple Of Peace At Thu llAEu" In 1"D".
Ire designed h. stat" acHSr n harris"
burg. Pa. tn" l'nion stari"n AT Nmr"%N-
;ar md SON" ur tn" buildings nj me
Fan American expos ton.
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To Safeguard Comm cree.

WASHINGTON. MAJ Il Scrrolhry
Redhs!d will name shortly .rnina1it;nH
OF business men TO advise his depart
ment in framing measures Ia safeguard
the country's commerC" " war comes.
and 10 meet conditions after tha war
He conferred today with Willard
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Now Jersey Acts.

TEENTpN( y. J.. March "S.---At the
call Of Governor Edge. The mayors o;
municipalities met at the stat" h"uS" to-
day ard formed the Now Jersey commit
tee on public safety.
Protection of home Industries in cas-"
Of war WAS discussed. Enlistment In
the National Guar! Of young men was
advocated Mayor Raymond. 0i New
ark was elected chairman Of the com
Inittcn Governor Edge and Adjuilnt
General Baker attended ;hc SESSION.
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rn,ara1 for n1rz Mario Liudeuau.

Til" Rev. William i. lli"rt. Of St
Johns German Protestant church. Of
.,iciajcd ~ the funeral S"rv!c" held for
Mrs. Mari" Linieman. who died Mon
tlnv Services wcro held in III" homo
Of her daughter Mrs. Edward NlUnI"n-
ncrs. s. Virginia street. where her
death occurred. Burial was in Green
wood.
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Couldn't Hoop Him Ont.

KANSAS CITY. AIArrh -s.--tarI Il
Wheeler. who applied for eulIstm"nt
with the Third Missouri infantry today,
WAS found /" b" one !urh short al III"
required height. y hall dozen guards
men volunteered i" bring wheeler up
TO requirements and after an hours
uiasSagiug aud rolling ia" dpl'i:an; waS
again brought before the examining
physician. lie was accepted.
Wheelcr'E stature was said to have
been decreased ~ Il result OF carrying
sacks OF cement.
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May Be informed.

SAN FEANIISt, MNrCn 2H.-Fednra!
authorities said to-day II waS probable
that Lieutenant Wilhelm Won EriEC.."n.
German consular attIcE". wh" was con
virtrd several weeks ago. together with
Franz Bupp. former German consul gen
rr;,l here, ami others, o! violation OF
AmrrIcuu neutI 'tl!ty would seek T"!un-
iary iutc"umeut.
II Is said that Won Er!ncHrn had Been
notified that his bonds o. $"j,puU w"r"
10 hc rr-calicd hy the bonding company.
Rupp and all The others c"nV!rt"i also
are out on bond pending an APPEAL.
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rod- 70 woodland

The body e.! william NJ. ioho. the
I, his homo at AIS Ncl'nilnCh street.
viii I've taken 10 his old home IN Wood
Inrf This morning over The HHl im"rc n
ohio. where funeral services Will b"
held and !ntcrment made his AFTER
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r,,ero1 for Mrs. Horst.

VIII" Of Henry B"rst. whose Ira'h nc-
Cured Saturday. WAS held in IN" fam
lily home. Tia Elizabeth street. y"&tcr-
day afternoon. with int"Tmcnt In
Greenwood
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POULlMz

FOR sALE-F:sss Tor ::;a::rlns. n ecn'' each
White Lsshn.,r rv!ac i:n:: orgtrs;"". Tn:ec Hufi
ca.hr:rs 81 % each. Su:;iy Nnoll fam. Nat. lho"s
W., only mr. ~
THOROUGHBRED EarrG. Re. 'orE"e!, S3u0 snc
{; 90 Eggs S. 81 .etti.f SuIEc!! farm. Ri,lHnd.
M, m-.S.2ot
f0R SGLe-Fsss for Mat.h.uc. = =. Rt.oie Island
Reds Parks tired LAY. Barred E"c!s. H!ue An
.lai,;.ian Columbian Wy.iip'S $50" I~r 10 Henry
lauc i!S I.r.e st. Nai'le l:'''" iS'"'I mr-l"'"ut
5E0oG ISLAND Red. EAT r;hrrn rS:s ard NocS
fJr sale. II. J.. lI"mm+,u. Wheeling. ". Va. i. =
rnr-i2.t2.t
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WANTED--Feuaie Help
WANTED-To Rent

WANT O-raFr :" r"|t -, har"N. Landlord - f:nr!
citry'hns. tai! I'.I i:h-M. mr-%'-!
WANTED TO RENT ,ss ,rgm .nplrn !:n'isc .th
p.r,s" :.r"f'tr'i rUt IL 5l"". .';'iIrHs Subrb~n
care :hl> u:fC". = mr. 10 ~
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MnnV Enlisted.

BOSTON. Mar. @>.--Tw" DAYS "i re-
rruiriur for the NalionHi Guard show-ti+
l.Nun applicants and 7T% @nlts'm"nts by
men physically 1T. 4 was arn"unc"d at
the ndjuianl generals oftiC" t"Iny. som"
of the applicants hAG not been examined
when the reports We're sent "a me al
iutant general last night.
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uIlIi1n, Enrflwi CT.

EEiE. "a. Maroon .N.-N IIllam IIaFH-
wick. AGED -? former MAYOR Of Er'c'
is dead a, his hnm" here. Mr.. Hard
wick WAS pr"~iJcu; "t the t.ri" EhSihs
company AMI Of III" Union Iron Works.
and was Il iortgcr president OF the Erie
il, - NJ IrlIN-
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LbNlbtE. March ~ @:l5 y. m.--The
eutir. staff al the American en- ha Ssy.
some of whose members ar" deVOting nll
their time To the work. Is preparing in
formation for the government at Wash
iugtnn. whI,'h - expected Ia lie useful
in III" event ii war with Germany. The
british government Is displaying the
utmost r"rd!aiit% III providing the de-
sired Information. which covers econo-
mic rather than military features Of
war preparations. Th" subjects have To
ii" with transportation. censorship,
finance and Organization r,i new depari-
lncutS such as thus" Of munitions and
h"ckadr. \ feature is being made OF
war work for women especially In mu-
nitIonS factories.
\ special comnlitte" of the newly-or-
gauiZcd American chamber Of commerce.
called at the embassy to-day TO offer
its services III an! capacity. Most OF
Ia" members "f the Ctrnmitter are above
military age, hut all represent extensive
American Interests. and their long resi-
denrr hero has given them valuable ex-
perience in regard tn British methods
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FOR SALE

FOR SaLE--3 ropnsd house. g.. Aliev Ii. Il feet
Alley Is - fect hHrk. Enquire DanI A. Henri.
1928 Chapline 81. " nir-"9-l
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FOR SAIE-H Horses.

old weigh. a."y H.. ,Scrla tale .m=iI hclse in
c.clauSc. Pos. Office iSiA -; VII, .l:aS. ". Va
:: Inr- l.-p
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Many Women Apply.

NEW YORK. MAJ. 2S.-'Two women
for ever man applied for enlistment in
tho United States marine corps in the
last w""k. according TO Captain Frank
T.. EvIuS. III charge of recruiting here.
Several OF the women applicants. h" az
serted. wanted 10 b" detailed 10 hattie
ships. 1T vas difficult II convinca
them that women AZ" no. permitted 20
serve in any capacity on War%hIps." he
said.
\ recent ruling OF Secretary Daniels
provides FOR tho enlist ;n"n, nf women
20 III clerical Positions oulH.
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WANTED-Male Help

WsNTED-SaiesH,sn Of better class to call on ply
..can< aud dentists Average make sa5 week
" STATE axe. experience. =. o. Box III. rh!ladel-
pEia. Ia. nr'ei-oi29
WANTEo-coMPETEH NAN As FLOOR WALK.
Err IN LARGE WHEELING STORE. IMMEDI.
ATE POSITION. Goco PAY AND BLIGHT
PROSPECTS FOR ADVANCEMENT; ADDRESS.
BOX Is6. CITY. mr-2a-i
WANTED m", cAi"rricy'l :, soldering
! Earn from $3"c to $3i0 !.< dag. Wheeling Can
! Co. l7th & Enrt So. mr.:J-!
! WANTED-lioy. :o7 s"nr'al worH N wholesale no.
ton store. 1906 Main =, mr-2S-i
WANTE O-Comie,eat D~S .lr-',-t. Apply ss.latb !
WANT o-Salesrnar % sell Ford rarS. wGncr &
Wad.Ic!!. Ford AGENTS. !0-i2 broadway. Island.
mr-"S-i
WANTE0-Ex;cr@cr, ss,c1 mat aoire bat t,Iefl
"i,ccd need apHly Gail 81! $40 Ar: Natl J.. v
Mrs. QUO Sc!""h. wor*"a!" m'-:'-.
WGNTED-Wc have post" rs sSirsiucn in the
rn;iG2s departments cir;r for several bright Soun:
rn"n. Apply The Hwh. liza I" MARKET s,s. mr-?5-t
! WANT 0-Man WIN ran $aIt. Wen n European Ian
s,iagcs Gree; CHARGE foi right man. Allan Tuner.
; 10 Marke; 81. be!I rh%re !i;'5: Nat. l'''i:
! wkw1e0-Mrn % III our rne q aous,ho!d
: iu7n,shnrs rranr hoiIH tn h''I.- On small
; wcrSly payments. We IaT w"chir.
. mr-Gtf t. r. ADAMS. IIio-Iii2 Main ST.
WAN o TIVE VEINS 1Icu &c nt.. .:rprk 90
Is: S y. tr,ia' ArI'Y =; uu'o" Ness Co. 9i; W.,
g. l. dept N'b.u
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Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

resentatives over whom employers can
have no coercive control.
Thru their organizations the stand
ards of citizenship have been raised
among wage workers. Thru them the
purchasing power of wage workers has
been increased, making more profit
able customers at the stores for the
products of every vocation. Thru them
this purchasing power may be still
legitimate interest but to the benefit
of all. While striving for foreign mar
kets we should not overlook the market
we have at home in the wage-wroking
group, which constitutes more than
half our population. Low wages les
sen the purchasing power of that mar
ket; high wages increase it. This is
no circle of reasoning of which it
may be said that what the wage work
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04
SECRETARY WILSON ON UNIONS
;sion From Modern Viewpoint; The Necessity
and Benefit of Organization.

The experience of the department in
mediation service during the four
years of its existence is so far con-
firmatory of the suggestions with ref
erence to collective bargaining that
were made in my first annual report
and reiterated in the second as to call
for the requotation here.
Promising in those reports that the
department of labor, as an executive
department devoted to the just inter
ests of wage earners, had been estab-
lished as one of the results of general
industrial progress, continued:
"Owing to well-known develop
ments in production, the relation of
employer and wage Garner is no longer
personal or individual. Theirs is now
usually relationship between groups
of employers on one side (such as
corporation stockholders) and groups
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04
LIBERTY AND JUSTICE.

Once to every man and nation
Comes the moment to decide,
In the strife of truth and falsehood
For the good or evil side;
Some great cause, Gods new Messiah
Offering each the bloom or blight,
And the choice goes by forever
Twixt that darkness and that light
Then to side with truth is noble,
When we share her wretched crust,
Ere her cause bring fame and profit,
And It's prosperous to be just;
Then it is the brave man chooses,
While the coward stands aside
Till the multitude make virtue
OF the faith they had denied.
Tho the cause of evil prosper,
Yet tits truth alone is strong;
Tho her portion be the scaffold,
And upon the throne be wrong
Yet that scaffold sways the future,
And, behind the dim unknown,
Standeth God within the shadow
Keeping watch above His own.
james Russell Lowell.