The Republican journal., 1908-09-24
7uf NAME ". G. 7. U.
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IN M f., Stpt. ~. hoAoe"S
,bLaNrpo o1ty in this State are IN
every I nmon the State convention
dance , MS Christian Temperance
e V ']i.5 began three days SEES
d "a 4';s morning. A spirit of re-
here 'i,' recent victories in other
Cove t t successful outcome in
. f. aa s'srflon Monday dominates the
.l-- ..iminary address this fore
.t. 'l iiIiaD NJ. n. Stevens, the
,afonal president, said that
'', Dat was glorious vic
..'' a.d that the saloon element
1.3,pd the W. c. I. y. and
t1- organization would con-
Il. a,rthy of that fear, by con-
IN UNFOLD prohibition and op-
,.ubml47lon. ,;
,.ahL Stickney, corresponding
3 l'' rrported l73 unions in the
d., INK number las had reported
&" us- active and 535 honorary
VI There are Il Loyal Temper
.- with 1915 members.
G,suev was appointed chair.
81 rr4lentials committee and
NJ lfaIl of Rockland, chairman
.- .I0,,ttee on courtesies.
.carr, we're officially welcomed
74 presence of a large audi
E..t BAptist church. Gov.
IL . .- II. n4half of the State, for
.. ,uuid in behalf of the city,
81 chaplin in behalf of the
,a MIS-. r. c. Hall in behalf
ID - III. The response was
.,bella MacDuff of West
.oYs sand that the women of
II I were attempting to do
HI, morals and homes of
4. .r ANY other agency. what
NAM be said" he declared,
.-.-,t. M your motives and the
uu would follow the fulfill.
~ .... Ultimate aims should
.- .a--A unquestioned and I'M
-5 c the national and State
.. i NJ. n. Stevens, was
.. r days session. She
nit5on has successfully
a-.Jeks of all liquordom
..t.y. in the future the
,-,er Tor Maine temper
. 4drGer for the liquor
..r lave numerous other
.Is Ia look after. They
statements relative to
0r0hjbitlon i'll Georgia
- which have recently
...un- statements which
4.lar to Maine people.
uen everywhere know
. reduces pauperism,
0-udency and crime.
..r -- not that Maine, Kan
..uy, Georgia, Oklahoma,
se.solppi, North Carolina
.-.- lave State wide prohibit
s ut-haf the remaining
.n. ..l country has outlaWed
.t Inc wonder is that in
... m any locality any person
. Ipgdi right to put the
.. pl-tbor's lips.
.. ..l would more nearly ami
rYl traffic in Maine were
.a commerce law amended
... H.. and as it will be, if not
Ag short session of congress,
.-..i. soon to follow.
.-cl LAT Maine will not be
G4ylng Hon. Charles Z.
. is member of the house
ummittee which will uphold
Ht of the congress which will
Neale reliably informed that
d0ato Of the house judiciary, in
.0. NJ which committee was the
tar L.1tiefeld bill, who catered
blruefy constituency, is to be
stag at home, instead of being
representative to congress,
a told that the same is true
WmiLtee member from Ohio
ted the strong temperance
e Of his State.
.47e our expectation of victory |
absence from the committee of !
.as these aud the presence in |
~4 numbers of such members as
-.Hr}~S Tirrell of Massachu-
ton of Alabama; and also |
a ~praker of the house who |
. Illustrate the passage of tenn
- 'U-Dres.
..t ison to be glad of the
..r isrlsion unfolding the law 1
- e publication of liquor |
ua Is within the State, and |
..lr before long some form
.aEjsi alton will be enacted |
rrrvent liquor advertise
lal&de the State being
UN the prevalent custom.
t-at liquor advertising
ted III the same way as
jisements, and that pro
r.a.es especially should be
., Iou the circulation within
0.l-rs al that which within the
D.. r-u prohibited"
.HSe Me, Sept. II. The State
.o. If the w. G. T. U. held
sy sessions today, marked by
-.H1 aud receiving of many SYM
j. messages. One greeting came
4 EhzaDeth L. Gordon of Bos-
'luOa. Evangelist and organizer,
ard mat Massachusetts might
o4oN Names example and out
.tolu
~ Prlngle, secretary of the
Fh League, told the women
gUoe clement hated their Or
s.o. Worse than it did any other
~lrl-- bat expressed the hope
WuIu continue its work along
u. .prs.
I's"ltlous adopted this morning
b ..1Nrug that there mas been
81 victory for the prohibitory law
s. State and pledge assistance to
a.. HtIi.laIs who are publicly
IL 'orII5utce the temperance laws.
sltr.ge was again Endorsed.
.i.'lpcu Mrs. Gertrude Stevens
.4 ana interesting symposium
81 make local union meetings
.uog and Instructive. The rela-
li' N. {. y. L. to the church