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This Journal has been established quite number of years and has good space to offer to the right kind of patrons. Special rates for exchange ads. and literary notices. Points for L. E.

Workers Fill out your obligation blanks with ink. Those who do not receive their membership certificates should let us soon. Send money orders to E. Z. Ernst.

Small sums may be sent in 1 or 2 cent stamps. Obligation Blanks will be sent out to any one at the rate of 6c per dozen, prepaid. Localities wishing lecturers and organisers an apply at the Progressive Thought office. Give plenty of time for arrangements. Those who wish to aid the moTement, send for rates to agents, go to work selling literature, agitating and organizing.

Bend stamps for imformation on this line. When possible, gel 15 or 20 members of the Labor Exchange and form a temporary organization, then send $2.50 with an application and list of members for a charter to the Olathe office. This will save time and trouble and receive prompt attention. 1 A 3- miMi BY i WALTER-THOMAS HILLS Lmom for tUtMt of rim rvn fcf ClMa of CROWN PECPUL Sicrrao- i tfSU 'CF PICTURES! FPTJOUWD MOKTKLY TV te ky MILLS ui (U I KANSAS CITY. Ma.

VAIL, SIH0KS, FERRt, MARX. UEBKNtCHT. NERfON Mf VAItDLEVn.CE tn Ckxl) fctore siDfltetopce IK) omrmmcrm fro our Aope OrtfMlM Cim. Vm II In YwrV8 International School llO.HOX409...: I CfTY.MOk'. The PROGRESSIVE HAND BOOK of the Labor Exchange, BY E.

Z. ERNST, is a very interesting, instructive and valuable work, and should be in the hands of every honest, reformer who believes that labor should be entitled to its productions. It is called "The L. E. Commentary." Price 25 cents or 3 for 50 cts.

THE ORGANIZER'S GUIDE, BY E. Z. ERNST, outlines a method of organizing by which lamost any one can take up the work and make it a success. Price 5 cents. LABOR EXCHANGE SOLUTIONS, BY F.

W. COTTON, points out the advantages of the Labor Exchange methods over stock companies and communism and shows how to start up business where trade is depressed. Priee: one copy, 10 cents; 7 copies, 100 copies, 85.00. Fdr sale at Progressive Thought Office. TRIALS and TRIUMPH of LABOR, BY Q.

B. DE BERNARD is the Text -Book of The Labor Exchange. It contains 300 pages of interesting and very instructlvemaUer. No one, who is sincere in advocating genuine reform, can afford to be without it. Price, In paper, 50c, and cloth bound Address this office.

The Labor Exchange. What It is. The Labor Exchange is a benevolent association Incorporated under the laws of Missouri and having branches In nearly every state of the Union. It's Object. The object of the Labor Exchange is to employ the Idle, to help the poor by assisting them to help themselves, to establish Justice by making the laborers owners of the property ereated by their labor, and to secure a market for surplus products by facilitating the exchanges of commodities without depending upon legal tender money to effect such exchanges.

It's Methods. The methods of the li. E. vary in minor details according to place and circumstances, but it is on the program of every branch to receive value on deposit from members and to issue deposit certificates for the same. The deposit certificate entitles the holder to draw, to the amount from the L.

E. branch In which the deposit has been made. Should the deposits consist of land, labor, raw material and machinery, an industry is started under the management of the braneh and the deposit certificate are redeemed in the products of the industry. Should the deposits consist of consumable products, a depository is established and the redemption of certificates is equivalent to the exchange of products at a bazar where the producer of one article has thereby acquired the right to ehoose from a eolleetion of articles. How to Acqnire Membership.

Send $1 to the GeneraiOrganizer of the L.E., Olathe, for a life membership (no periodical dues to follow). You will receive in return a blank obligation which simply requires you to refrain from suing the L.E. for legal tender in case you make a deposit and accept deposit certificates for the same. Having received the blank obligation yon fill it out, sign it and return It to the General Organizer. Your certificate of membership in the I.

E. will then be forwarded to you. How to Start a Branch Several members of the Labor Exchange, preferably not less than 15, form an organization by electing officers, and procure a charter which is issued upon receipt of $2.50 and which can be procured through the General Organizer of the L. Olathe, Kan. Having a charter and officers, check and deposit certificate tablets are procured and the branch is ready for business.

Cautions. Deposit certificates can be issued by any branch to any member of the Labor Exchange whether he is a member of the branch or not; but a deposit certificate cannot be legally Issued to any one not a member of the L. E. It is contrary to the provisions of the Labor Exchange to assume any obligations other than what are implied by the issuance of certificates of deposit. Debts payable in legal tender cannot be contracted by a Labor Exchange branch.

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