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oi the greatly reduced prices.
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: child labor In the south The Boston
loot editorial consideration its follows:
ingenious or “who,
Hi 13V! ”1 1%
mlilii‘lndubti‘y it“ In Wall
Transcripts concur in this ova:
-, “thousldbrflim gills [:1in and
nhéoauas the notion duel: mine“0 (it
New 5Willard (magi .whloh the pros
porous villain. are 0
be closed at that point and the busi-
ness truoolorrod to. southern
stare; beosusé tho
dren in that section makes labor cheat».
or. The ldhaii (shout to every well.
organized into
that children should ho sodomized to
corporate greed. " : .
The Brooklyn 1938M gives the sub
“in its withdrawal 3min Connecticut
because could no longer employ chil.
dren there In its mills, and (to propo-
ldtion to go south. whore ehiid labor
is tolerated by low and Ignorance me
cotton duck company: hire stirred up-
u hornets” nest or popular India/outwit
Whether men who are no callous to the
dooonoles. and who prize a. dollar be
mind all other things In this World. and
the world to crime con be stung into
shame for their conduct is doubtful
but it thoy n then the stookh‘old
era in the mil are spending but! brill
hours with their conscienooo. Fl)r their.
position it is absolutely untenable. To.
screw the lust cent or profit out at)
their business they will pun little chi!
dmn into dark airless. umvholosome
work rooms depriving them .0! play
and schooling; shortening. hardening.
their lives to flout the commonwealth
that has made low for the promotion
or these little ones. and to take Work
out 0‘! the hands or the {others who de
pend On it [or support. headline the
children can be forced to do it cheap.
ear-«what can be said tor men who bill
do this? Nothing. They wish to leave
Connoctlr‘ut. Let them leave it then.
in heaven‘s name."
Marcus A. Hanna in his recent ad
dress at Chautauqua said that organ
lsed labor is an institution that has
come to stay. It is an institution that
is promoted by laboring men who seek
to protect themselves and those whose
hope is mutual benefit. in its curly
days organized labor went upon the
theory that the only way to settle labor
amenities will! to strike. but it is my
theory that It is becoming recoignized
that there is it better way to settle
such dihei‘encos. From what i know
of human nature «lei-y man hes an up-
prom-home spot. and the best way to
reach that spot is by kindness. You
can reach men by coming near them
and learning their codditibn. To say
that labor leaders are In the wrong Is
not always true; to any that the inn-‘-
5orlty of them do not intend to do right
is a mistake. My theory is that if you
bring men together in a way to make
them know each other. and it you up
pool to the bond and heart. you ostsh
Huh 2 bond between the two factions
that can not be broken. '
The Raleigh. S C. News and Observ-
er arty! tho! it there are 9. 000 children
udder is years '0! ago working in out
ion inills in the south. it ill a mndition
that ought not to oontinue a day. in
North Carolin: there are very few on
dor l2 and there ought not to be a sin
gle one No parent should be permit-
ted to live upon the toll or his babies
by putting thou: in the hills mm
they are. strong enough to Mind
uageou‘ruefl.
The motor-men engineers and fire
men on the upon-man Railway Com
puny”: :llo‘es were too well pleased at
tile aluminum! their troubles in dis
coho phat only happen when all the
lines are edulpped with electricians
The tor: a: I time “militia magma dim.
mt 3n w W I“
2y door not {tom them. The;
thtchll'
.:ltis ropugnnntmour :
humane and Christian sensibilities .,
About
were submitted to arbitration.
alouE day? and a pour
it two on Saturday. .
have” done
motérmi inn 3..
momma , -
whammy Union and the employers up
Military. Nr Y5 have been settled.
Union firemlln rind pliers on steam.
our on the droninmlrea are» dummy
3W. Vn.. plunlhern have de-
rounded an immense In“ waged woodwill
9. advance about:
no, hour which, thoy had tomgtve
our ugh.
At Oakland» 31., tho thtlipm' Pu
he donation? acceded too
the diamonds mode by tho modulo
had is still. countdown: the request for
up. lncress .
out in ioroq.‘
All Ohio Federation in StaIionai‘y
.l‘iro'nlen has been organism at Toledo.
loathe wuss scale at. pres-
"i'he (inject of u stats distriht organisms
lion in to establish a standard scale of?
wanes and to improve other conditions
In the trado.
Telephone linemen at Jackson
\lichu have gone on airline The do.
hand is for the old pair 0E 82. 50 ll lino
For nine hou‘rs ,lpétourl at Mill and full,
nay for time lost on account of unfair
ornble weather.
Strikes in, the building trades at
Hamburg. Alhormn. Horburg and
Wandeheo’k are on: the mason alleged
is the refusal of the employers to our
3! out an undertaking. azrood to in
1900. to advance the wages one cent
in hour
in round numbers modular-borough,
Rapid Transit Company by which
name the now sulrwnv union: in Now
York is now [)0ng called will employ
3.000 men who will in the anionic
reoelro nearly $2 600, 000 a relir in Wig.
us
At Edinburg. Scotland and Bristol
England. the emplmors' notices for a
reduction lo the“ Wagon oi carpenters
the
honor in ouch also being in tuvor of
line orkmen. so that no reduction win
take place.
Journey mun linriruris 0i illinois have
organized a stair. association. The
principal object is to $13!)“:de enact-
maul: o; a low providing no a plate -
board of hdrhers' éxninlnern and non.
polling burners to pass examinations
bolero such a boom
Officials oi the Elgln. Juliet and
Eastern Chicago [Allie Shore and Eut-
orn railway systems at Juliet Ill"
have. announch a new schedule oi’
hours for engineers. firemen condor:
tors and hraliomen. 'Fhe men recent
iy asked tor an advance in wages Sev.
eral conferences were hold and it was
agreed to mointsll)‘ the old me with a
reduction from 12 i0 11 hours. ‘
it is asserted that over 100. (mo agri
cultural lobororu in Eon! Ghlnclu. All»
trig. most of them annulus. are now
on strike and that a mittens-ed fis-
Iog against tho landed proprietors is
progressing Near Lumber; exten.
litre stores have irrron‘burned down.
while excesses on: reported ‘to but!
been oommiinml in other ‘Ioculltlos.
The landlords applied to the govern-
‘Iuent for troops. lull the authorities
mommondtrd that an attempt at eon-
pillntlon he made by increasing the
waxes oi the laborers.
~Throe avenues that threaten
hahy'r lite. Cholera inflation styren-
lei-r. diarrhoea Dr Fowlol’uflltmt
1:in111 Sir-unborn never fails to con.
uuer them.
IDAHO REPfljflLICAN CON!!!"-
1’10“.
3' settlement out:
o m,
I, wiry: got along '01,
8 do
marble in: brought
about Wu- MIN mm 01
Russell Shire. When the executive and
absurdity! , m
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30183:. more Anson prov-rho in.
Bob notion stale oohrenuon will moot
on tally A liveiv mom for ma
NW 29
31.313“ nomination. is mined Joint Blur
mu 0! Canyon Willi!
the other on; candid!“ Dr. Or 13.,
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.W. 0! No! Word”.
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lmwmommu Grim.
. ty l’loneers' Association bore today.
2. and In population many foreign na‘
lee before the discovery at America. in
' the midst at all Chili lithqlllgsn‘be and
‘ only as pure on their citizenship. Mor-
5 standard of administration
" hope no state of the pillar: Is there
, oodles» that unoeusi‘ng stream of iinml~
GLOOT’I‘. N 2., Aug. Movemor
Odell was a guest at the Mitigate. Conn.
emotional: a bidet “drone:
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ly lire-tiled colour how
to a: oomfionuvehlth
that rivals in importance. in wealth
minimum manned dole hick canton
opulence we may feel proud of the an—
benefits and bled bingo We enjoy
‘ "But Withl theee l'e‘oeln'gs come TI»-
oponsibllities; With each new benefit
nod additional duty Governments are
ul depr‘sdatlon is sure. to lower the
.‘io per-
mater necessity for d tom. patriotic
loitlnenuhip thu'h In the state of New
=;h’enniiue through on great port
trillion, bringing thorie who desire to
griiuiphte with no in the. ohm/inept of
use gills which are the heritage of
the American people. Gntumred In
sell government at timed with a mis~
conception of our institutions and their
limitations it is a duty that we owe to
ourselves and the country at large to
show them or our gramme their duty
as citizens. The ludutirtry and their
thrift mean mulch In the development
or our reboot-o'er: and in adding to our
nationul wealth and prosperity. but
they must be thoroughly assimilated
into our body politic and instructed as
ito their responsibilities. Patriotism
ljdoes not always signify the nutrition
of blood and life. it may be shown
through obedience to laws. through de-
votion to policies and prlnolples that
hallo made our country respected am.
our: the notion; ot the world, whirh,
:have placed us in the fore molt us
mower not ambitions for territori. but
as one that shrinks from no responsi—
hillty that may he pier-ed upon it in
tho work of the civilization oi the
world. :
‘(‘i\'iiizsiion has us its hand- maiden
Mutation and among all the functions
of the state none toiletries such Jealous
regard rind care. A natural develop
intent or our grout «chool system brings
with it the idea that the slate owes
to every locality tho duty or our outing
to it support which will make educa-
tion as free in the most isolated nec-
lions Is in the most populous ”
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evzrw count is oc’cdm‘eo.
Interest Centers in the Doherty Hobart
Tennis Contact at Newport.
NEWPORT. August Elk—With two
dozen matches on the schedule and
with sunshine, dazzling in its bright
noes after yesterday's cloudn‘ and a
to he no roused to fear that the sec-
of the our games. The oommittee
puberty, tho champion of all Edmund.
can which. and this event “was
placed ,on the championship mu. Ho»
he won the till oomm‘ went.
was. therefore, considerable interest.
to the modern mallard.
the Englishman pushed to wmothlnu
omnivorous out on early and by to: 30
9le , .
IT£AMEI OCEAflic ARRIVIO‘.
0mm
Liv-ow and Quoouowun. The gloom
r. Which went down I»
ll Infill“ loot nilrht awaiting Iho 0n.
reunion r5}. vent door» in
“lino this: thorium in input 1. . Nor:
am. who on 2. We! on board
tho «humor. The “mm ymhi Alvl~
on him. lilo mm iii gown“ to
“bosom-him
Anommummw
ammonium:
4' by reason of its energetic and strenuous m d-season sell~
cestry which has transmitted to us the ‘
crisp northwest breeze there seemed ,
oi bargains in other goods. ,
August seems to outshine pregidlw Sumner months
iii. . I
DOWN sum , . "‘
Iridescent Art Glass Vases that are beautiful' in their '
dark reds, green and gold coloringé.’ Odd and unique
shapes that range in price from 25c to $3.00. ' . ‘ .
«0“on
FOR THE FRUIT SEASON ‘
Mason Jarsppinte and gums. soc doz. Lightning jars,
pints and quarts, $1. on doz. ” Jelly Tumblers, 25: (102'. Ma-
son Rubbers Ioc doz. Lightning Rubbers toe doz. Stone
Jars. all gizes and all prices.
EARTHEN TEA pars: ,|
Fancy ones, on, 45, 50, 7‘9, 80, 85, 90c. . , . '
Plain Brown, 30, 35. 4o, 45, 592. .. .5,
ing.
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Pure California Olive Oil, 25c bottle. Eg‘g Tuners 25c.
Ginger Ale Bottle Holders, in ckel 35 and 39c.
Alarm locks. nickelwonfinuous alarm—3r. 25. ‘I "
Fly Killers. B‘c. Fly Paper, 3 for 5c. : .
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CUTLERY—fine line Stag Carvers, 3 pc. set, $2. 75,
$3.75, $4. on. $5. 00 “(136.005 2 pc. set, $1 75. $2.00, $2.25.
$2. 75 and $3. 98. , -
Bird Carvers, 85c. $1.00. $1.35. $1. 50, $1. 75.
Butcher Knives, :5, 3o. 40 and 5°C.
Knives and Forks. 85c to $3.25 a set.
Cooks’ Knives, 50, 75. 98c,‘$1.ig and $1.5oeachd
RUBBER GARDEN HOSE:
7- ply. 5:; inch 15c ft.
3~ply.3 23inch, 10c it.
6-ply, 23!: inch. 1234c ft.
Velocipedes, i .50. $1 75. $2. 25 and $3. 50. Tricyclcs,
$3. on, $4. on. $4. 50. $5.00 and $5. so- Iron Toys of all
‘kinds. Swimming Ducks, 25c a pair. Sail Boats, 5, no; 19. '
453116 98c. Life Boats, wand 19c. Tin Dishes for the
Beach, 5c. Soap Bubble Blowers, roc, Pop Guns. ioc,
Tops from It: to me, Dying Pigs, 10c, Gas Balls, all
sizes, {mm toe to 50c.
Tiili D. M READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn. “
9nd day of the National Tennis Tourn- :
lament at the Casino would be all that :
any one could wish. even if the bright ,
est oi the 3181' players Were not listed 5 .
to honour ugslnst‘ oath other in omior ; 2
had decided that the best match oi .
the day would be that imp-eon H. L. f
and'Clmnce Hobnrt. former Amerl- : ,
but bu not played at Newport for i .
some time and it in eleven yoursglioce ~
mm 3 .
among the followers of the more as to : 3
whether he bud been able to Irony up ;
Tlieloonio filhnslauts hoping to one ‘ ’
nosr the limit at his ability. began in 5 .
till tho Marciano stand sonic time he ,
Km tho mpmh was started. The other .
ocloclr hourly every court was occw ‘
Aumdeilta'rhe mute ,
n. irrivud thin morning hem ' ,
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The superiority of Pontoon over or-
dinary cements is well understood.
The pride is now so low tint Rosen-
- dais cement in to in extent being
ore-Wile! out. We handle the "Min."
which is conceded to be the host build
on tho mgr-hot. Our sales 01 this co-
meut- have liners“ ton-told within
a new years. It you or. going to use
«moot use “ATLAS." ‘
()1 course, we have the “Mew
tho. End our“!!! ”p1 mu WW '
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,v m in blue alone. senor nimble“ .
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