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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-18

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mltB idon einen belonoeren Siibrer
boben, Inn iid in Ben ruiiiiden poIiti-
iden Gerbaltniiien 5uredt 5n finoen.
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ge5ug a1f Die g%rmorou11g oes So
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greife nit GROCER gnergie elm uno
es Jet ibm aud gelungen, biele Der
fleinen acknowledgements 5u ltrl-
teroriiden nnb Die auftdnoiiden
8anoen gu 5eritreuen, 10 baB Die
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nadgeben fonnten.
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fen gbemuIpo in 4orea Dem fremoen
@erfebr er0ffnet. IS gei6ob Dies
nit groBen Seierli6feiterL an oenert
auBer Sto unb Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pirti6oftsminiiter au6 Die fremoen
&oniuln teilnabmen. Sci benz 8an-
felt ipra6 Sto bon Ser vfrieoliden
uno freltnoi6aftli1en g%ntpidlnng~
&orea's uno erflarte, BOB es Sapon's
ein5iger 3med iet, Die Sronnng in
Scored pieber ber5ultelen uno Sanoel,
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bungsDelen 81 foroern. Seoes @ort
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uno 8oblnoaen. Mt9 Die &on1uln
ipra6en IN abnlihem Gimme. TIMER
&oniul simmons, begeiiterte lif
iiber Die Groffmng Gbemulpo's, oie
ollie 8ebalptungen1 oaB Ser frembe
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in poblpoaenoer @eiie ausgefiibrt
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ofreunoibaftli6e @ntmidlung" audi
ipirflih ausbalten fonnen uno ooB
Die groBen grtpartungen bes @us-
lonoes, oenen infer &oniul Musoruf
berlieben bat, ebenfaas erfiatmerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-18
Satarrb fam midt fmriert tperben

NututA9 tuHN HtW| lHlttl@ |ueIuelt
bnr6 locale &pplifationer, ba tie
ben Sib Der &ra1fbeit nidt erreiden
fonnen. 9atarrb lit cine 8I1ts poer Com
itit1tions~ &ranf6eit nnb Inn iie su beiz
len, miiBt SIR imnerIiGe 9eiImitteI nebe
men. Sails aatarrbe9nr tpirb eineez
non1men rno ipirft bireft atf oas @Iut
nno Die i6leimige SberflG6e. 6als
&atarrbS8rr lit feline QnadIalbersRebi
gin. Sic tpnrbe felt Sabrer bon einem
Der better Ier5te bieies 2anbes berorbnet
lttlo lit elm regelnndbiges Neeept. Sic
beitebt aus ben beten %befannten Soilica.
.perbrnben nit ben beiten8 lntreinisungs@
mitteltL Die brett aitf Die 9dleimober@
fldde fpirfen. Sic bollfommene @erbin=
oung Der 5tpei geitanoteile lit es, mas
lol6 tpunoerboue 8efllltate bel Der Set
lung bon &utarrb berborbringt. GaBt
@n6 3eusniiie l~nionit eebeu.
S. S. gbeneb& 60, @igent., Soz
leoo. O.. @erfauft BON alien Ipot6efern,
Hreis 75c.
9aa's Samilien@gilen ii,b Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-18

@ie bon beitunterridteter Seite
%perIautet, liegt on maBgebenoer Steae
Die Ibii6t Dor, Dem gegentpdrtigei1
@eneralfoniul bes oeitiden Gei6s in
Seem Yorf, Serrn &arI Bling, benz
nadit einen europdii1en @eianoten.
Soften al iibertraaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-18
2e6reraeinh.

3mei oeuti6-englii6e 2ebrer fir
Die aomforter Sdule meroen ge-
iu6t, Shultermin 10 Wonate i'm
Sabre. @ebalts6eoingung lit Ser @rt-
meloung bei3ufiigen. 9ebreripabG
finoet ON 81. Mai itatt. lin meitere
Iusflnft menoe man fid an
V. @iebenfeIS,
Comfort, Seras.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-23
samo produkti, XII so segali cree
lastno Dotrebno rabno yrednost

samo produkti, XII so segali cree
lastno ~potrebno rabno vrednost,
temvec da SO je 6rez lastno potre.
DO izdelavalo V svrho izmenjave
je postalo razmerje, pod katerom
vplivom Sc blago izmenjava, we'd.
no bolj odvisno cd produkcijskih
pogojev.
Obenem Sc je pokazal razlocek
med rabno vrednostjo in vrednos.
ito.
Gin wee delavnih produktov Sc
izpreminja V blago, toliko bolt ra.
ste izmenjava blaga. Razvoj il.
menjave Sc VEGA, elm ve6ja je pro.
d~uktivnoSt della. V ten postaja
splosni ekvivalent nujen.
V za6etku je izmenjaval vsaI
to, kar nj %potreboval, 2 onim, kan
je imelo zanj rabno vrednost. TIC
je bio enostavno. Toda Ge je A
XII je bill krojac, potreboval kru
ha je sci k Blu. XII je bill PEEK. r
pa je incl dovoli obleke, in zan-
produkt Ajev nj incl rabne vred
nosti. Dobiti 81 je moral neki splo
Sen ekvivalent. ueka forma. pC
kateri st ie razlicno blago primer
jalo - kot vrednost.
Ia ia sploSni ekvivalent Sc j,
p%otrebovala sedaj ena, sedaj dru
ga vista blaga.
Naposled so Sc poiavile drage
kovine. Nastal je denar, on je ma
stopil kot blago proti blagu. Ri
je pooSebljenost cloveSkega della
Zlato in srebro sta 81 "a stalnc
pridobila monopol, da sluzita kot
splosni ekvivalent.
Denar je IL teh kovin. Ker j,
denar sploSni ekvivalent in ie to
rel V mem obsezeno vse bogas
two, vse cloveSko delo. ie zmaga
mad tlovekom. Danes je to mrtvC
delo clovekovo in niegovih raz
mer. kralj vsega ljudstva cd kne
Ia do prosjaka. Abditus.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-23
MALI KATEKIZEM IA DELAV.
SKE OTRoKE.

- kaj 81 drago dete2
- Delavsko dete.
- kaj pomeni to delavsko de.
tel
Moi Oee della "a place, pa je
reven.
Zakaj pa so delavci revnii
- ker imajo majhno place?
Ne cato, ker malQ delajo. ne
go cato ker delodajalci crpaio il
NTH della velik dobiGek.
Ali potemtakem ne dobi de-
lavec zasluzene place.
- Ne. Delavec dobi same en-
del vrednosti svojega della, a o.
stale 81 pridrzi delodajalec kot
profit.
- odkod imajo kapitalisti svo-
je bogastvo?
Cd della in muk siromaSnih
proletarcev. kterim nikdar ne pla.
caJo v pravi meri njihovega tru-
da.
- Je-li to prav, da live eni v
lasti in %slasti, Il drugi umirajo V
bedi in gladu?
- Nj. Velika krivica je. da oni,
Xxi Sc cello zivljenje mucijo, zivijo
V revScini in stiskah. a oni. XII mic
ne delajo, st pa valjajo V bogas.
tvu in slasti.
kaJ je torej storiti?
Spremeniti je treba danaSnji
druzabni red V boljega in praviG.
neJega, pod kterim maj bodejo vsi
ljudje enaki.
- kako Sc more to storiti?
Ako vsi delavci stopijo V So
cialisticno stranko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-23

Menjala vrednost je produkt
dodatne troskovne in anticipativ.
ne rabne cenitve.
Oba menjalca sta troSkovni vre-
dnosti in rabni vrednostni cenitvi
~podvrzena.
TRINA cena je widen nasledek
posredujoGe, pc denarju merjene
troskovne in rabne vrednostne &C.
nitve.
Vsaka izmenjava dveh dober
(samo ona dobra, XII imajo vred.
most, morejo biti predmet izmen.
Jave; dobro brez vrednosti ne mo.
re V ekonomiGnem ali pravnem
oziru imeti veljave) Sc more vrSi
ii lie pc pOsredovanju nekega splo.
snega ekvivalenta. V TEN splos.
mem ekvivalentu morajo biti spo:
jene druge vrednosti blaga.
Menjalna vrednost .je pomen
dobra. Xxi je vsled prakticne men
jave cd m%enjajocih pridejana do
bru Z ozirom ma provzrocene tro.
ske in dobiGek.
Menjalno blago mora imeti diva
glavna predpogoia v sebi: Pro.
dukt, Xxi je namenien "a izmenia.
vo, mora imeti rabno vrednost "a
one, XII teh prOduktOv nimajo, in
menjajoci stranki mOrata biti "a.
sebni lastnici menjalnih predme-
tOv.
NapaGna je misel. da so ljudje
za6eli izmeniavati, ker so bill pri.
vatni lastniki. Obratno je res. Ko
so ljudie priceli zdelavati blago.
to je producirati svrho izmen.
jave. je postala zasebna last nuj.
ma. potrebna.
Ce kdo producira vec. nego po.
trebuje, tedaj ia nadprodukcija
izgubi rabno vrednost "a posest-
nika tega delavnega produkta. To
nadprodukciio ~utemeljuie zasebna
last. Izmenjava produktov ie po.
stala potrebna in utemeljena. ko
produkcija nj bila wee druzabna
zadeva.
S ten. ia Sc MISC izmenjavali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-23
Nasih ''sedem zakramentoy.'

/. Organizuj Sc.
,. Delaj ma to, da organiziras
tudi druge, Xxi Sc MISC organizira.
nj.
3. Dobro poznaj temelje socia.
lizma.
4. Dusevno bodi samostojen
D. Ne pozabi ma svoje otroke.
3. Ne pokOri Sc popovskim ne.
umnostim.
I. Zeni bod sodrug, a ne 90.
spodar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-23

Toda tn n e smemo prezreti: ee
govorimo o delu, Sc ne smemo OH
rati ma individualno delo, tenn
wee ma druzabno delo.
Marks pravi povsem jasno (:
"Skupna delavna moe druzbe. XII
Sc zrcali V vrednosti blaga. velja
tn kot ena in ista cloveska DELAY
ma moe, ce tudi obstoji il stevil-
nih individualnih delavnih mo6i.
je ista 6loveSka delavna moe ka-
kor ona, dokler ina znaeaj dru.
zabne povprecne delavne moei, in
kOt TAXA %potrebuje V produkciji
blaga tudi lie povpreGno potreben
ali druzabno potreben delavni
cas-"
IL tega moramo logi6nO izvaia.
ii, da z zvisanjem produktivne
mo6i della, pada druzabno potreb-
nj delavni cas- in Z MIN - vred.
most.
Ricardo. Ia duhoviti u6enec A
dana Smitha, je prvi spoznal. da
Sc blago ceni pc delu, XII je skrito
V produktu. Marks pravi, ia je
Ricardo prezrl druzabni znaGaj
della. Xxi je skirt V vrednostni for
mi blaga. To pa ie bill povod. da
mescanski ekonomi MISC zasledili
fetiSizma blaga.
Blago Sc izmenjava raditega
ker je razlieno. &c ia stavek raz.
Sirimo, moramo reel, da je cloves
ko delo oni element, XII ustvarja
realno vrednost. To pa dale povod
p%rodukciji.
Povod, da Sc blago kot rabna
vrednost lahko izmenjava. dale
k~valitatiyno razli6no kor;stno de.
10, kot vsebina blaga.
IL vsakdanjega zivljenja vemo.
da je blago kot vrednoSt kvanti-
tativno razliGna.
ker je rabna vrednost blaga raz
LENA, Sc blago izmenjava kot re-
alma vrednost - ma drug; strani
pa Sc blago radi vrednoSti izmen-
java. Nrednost blaga Sc tore.j ne
dolo6a pc kvalitativnem delu. TEN
wee sploSno pc TEN, koliko xiv
ljenske mOci Sc je izdalo "a pro
dukt, pc primeri poedinca.
Marks je torej upraviGen reel
Delo nj edini izvor ~bogastva.
&c raste produktivna moe della
radi nevih iznajdeb in jednakega.
raste tudi bogastvo. ki pa je V ka-
pitalistiGni druzbi 5 pOmoGjo "a,
sebne lasti lie Y prid posamnikom
- imetnikom proizvajalnih sred-
stew.
Sestava vrednosti blaga odgo-
varja produkciji njegovi. Razlo-
cevati moramo torej med menjal.
no vrednostio blaga pr produkei-
j Ia prodaJ in nenjalno vrednost.
jo pri drugacnem produkcijskem
nacinu.
Ponavljamo Sc enkrat: l. Feti-
sizem blaga je. da Sc V mescanski
kapitaliSticni druzbi ma prvi po-
gled vidi. kakor da bi pri izmenja-
vi blaga odloGevalo razmerje med
produkti in ne. kar je V resnici.
razmerje med ljudmi. - ,. &c Sc
kaj zdela, producira. to nj blago
Sele ce ga hocemo izmeniati. po-
stane blago. CloveSka VOLTA pa nj
ma kot taxa ma to nikakega di-
%rektnega vpliva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-23
Mas ''angel gospodov."

Duh casa je prisel k delavcu in
in rekel: Bod svoj, V tebi je moe
celega cloveStva.
In delavec je odgovoril: Tukaj
sem
In beseda je pOstala telo, Xxi pre-.
Diva med mani. Zdrava socialna
demokracija.
Bod nam V tolazbo in resitev.
Bod nam matt in napravi liz reye.
"a clOveka.
NaSa "Zdrava Marija".
Zdrava socialna demokraciia.
moci polna, clovestvo .je S teboj,
kajti delavec je $ teboj. Kakor v
Evropi, tako V Ameriki, tako 81.
rom zemeljske kroglje stiska svo.
20 pest naSa internacijonala, "a
htevaJoca kruha in svobode. Bla-
goslovlJen je sad naukov tvojih.
socialism, in kakor tukaj, takoj
maj Sc povsod siri tvoje ime, da
spreobrne ljudi "a bolje zivljenje
ma zemlJi - amen.
Pc "Slobodni rijeci."
Socialism je postal sila, s KITE
% lie ra6unajo vse obstojece kapi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-23
Nasa ''Zdrava Maria.

Socialism je postal sila, s KITE
% he racunajo vse obstoje6e kapi-
drzave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-23
Angleski spinal Upton
Sinclair 2 avtorjevim
dovoljenjem poslovenil
Joie Zavrtnik
(Nadaljevanje.) =

Copyright, 1905, 1906, by Upton Sinclair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
Statement in Regard to Change in
the Organization

In view OF rumors concerning a predict
ed change in the Associated Charities
Justice David j. Brewer. president of that
organization. and Gen. George NJ Stern
berg, president of the Presidents homes
commission. have united in the following
statement:
Charles F. Weller who has served for
something more than six years as secre-
tary of the Associated Charities. is to be
granted leave of absence from that or
ganization for about nine months to be-
come the executive secretary of the PresL
dents homes commission. This work
will keep him in Washington where he
can be called upon for any special service
needed by the Associated Charities
I'm granting this leave of absence the
board of managers of the Associate ed
Charities were assured by the President s
homes commission that Mr.. Weller would
be encouraged to give such time as may
be necessary to the work of the Associ-
ated Charities. so that any matters of
special importance may be shaped under
his guidance
Meanwhile, Miss Ida A. Green who has
served for more than three years as the
chief assistant to Mr. Weller. will take
charge of the work as acting secretary
She will be assisted by T. Hubert Jones
young man of successful experience and
special promise in lines Of social service
BY December 1. 1905 it is expected
Mr.. Weller will be able to finish his
work for the Presidents homes commits
sion and to resume charge of the AS
ISOLATED Charities. 1t is not to be I'M
derstood in any sense that he is severing
his connection with this organization. nor
will any friction be caused by this tenn
porary change
The financial campaign, which is now
being carried on by the joint finance COM
mittee. representing the Associated Chari-
ties. the Citizens Relief Association and
the committee on prevention of consump-
ton. is felt TO be in promising condi-
ton.
up to February 20. S1S,354 had been
raised for the three charities. which is
nearly $1,000 more than was collected in
the same season last year.
1.-The three charities still need for the
current year. reported to the joint
finance committee on February 20. ST.
GG;. or this amount. it is expected that
the committee will find at it's meeting
Friday that between $1,000 and $1,000 have
been procured during the current week
The committee expects to obtain the bal
Hnce in March. Appeals which should
bring in the amount needed have already
been sent out or are now being mailed
from the headquarters at 81 G street"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27
Immune Camp Meets.

The Fourth Immune Camp of Spanish
War Veterans held a meeting last night
at Costello's Hall. and in the absence OF
Commander William Fl. Mellach. the
chaplain. w. +. Irving presided.
Invitations We're received by the camp
to attend the G. A. r. Installation cere-
monies tomorrow evening at Grand Army
Hall. also to attend the reception ana en-
tertainment to be given by Gen. Nelson
A. Miles Camp of Spanish War Veterans
at G. A. r. Hall the evening of March =.
Capt. Thomas a. Green reported that the
memorial meeting in honor of the dead of
the battleship Maine at the Metropolit an
NJ. E Church. in which the camp partici-
pated. was success in every particular.
Remarks for the good of the camp were
made by Past Department Adjutant G. E.
Rausch. Morgan Robinson, Capt. George
West Byron. Capt Simpson, Capt. Ho-
mer J. Locking and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27
Alumni Banquet.

The annual banquet of the Washington
Mount ST. Mary's Alumni Association
was given last Tuesday evening at the
National Hotel.
The banquet committee was composed
Of the following: +. NJ. Ward George J.
May. Richard Curtin. Walter Tharp and
Leo F. Stock. Among those present were
Rev. DIR. ID. j. Flynn. president of Mount
st. Mary's. Emmitsburg. Md. and rev
Fathers Lee. Rosensteel. Howard Cos
tello and Kennedy; also Messrs d. w.
Baker f. y. Atkins, +. e. WEIGH. Z. V.
Dolan, V. Il. billiard. c. L. Ferry. DR..
Wilkinson. j. T. Moffett. F.. V. Baugh-
man. G. F. Donohoe. ]. j. Curtin. Joseph
Richards. F.. j. Fisher. Dr. J. T.. Smith.
William Shea. L. c. May. L.. 7. Ergood.
y. H. Baker and l.. +. Stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27
NO DECISION REACHED.
Merger Of Chamber of Commerce and
Board of Trade Considered.

The first active steps toward the pro-
posed merger of the Washington Board
of Trade and the Chamber of Commerce
were taken at meeting yesterday of the
committees representing both organi "a
tons in the offices of j. II. Ralston in the
Bond building. Mr.. Ralston is chairman
of the Chamber of Commerce committee
his fellow-members being Allen D. Albert.
jr. and d. j. Callahan The Board of
Trade committee includes John &. Larner.
chairman: Thomas w Smith and William
G. Henderson.
All phases of the amalgamation propo-
SitiOn We're discussed the meeting lasting
from O'Clock until nearly o'clock but
at it's conclusion the decision Of the men,
bers was that no public announcement
should be made concerning the results
accomplished.
The invitation which lead to the con-
sidera ton of the merger plan was issued
by the Chamber of Commerce, and 1t Is
understood the committeeman from the
chamber laid particular emphasis upon
the strength of the organization which
would grow out of a union OF the TWO
bodies. and also pointed out the economy
i'm time which would result where the
work of the chamber and Of the board is
along the same lines.
The meeting was adjourned until Mon
day al the anne hour.
All three members of the Chamber Of
Commerce committee and a majority OF
the members of the Board of Trade COM
mittee are said to favor the union, and
it is believed a favorable report to each
of the organizations is a possibility. The
plans will not be matured until the meet
ing of next week. however. as many
of the details yet remain to be discussed.
Announcement of the success or failure
of the negotiations probably will be made
at that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-27
Death of George Bobinger.

George Bobinger. formerly one of the
proprietors of Cabin John Bridge Hotel
with which resort he had been Unidentified
all his life, died at George Washington
University Hospital this morning at )
o'clock of catarrh of the stomach. Mr.
Bobinger had been in poor health for sew
erai months past. but only recently was
confined to his bed. News of the death
came as great shock to his friends and
relatives.
MIR Bobnger was horn at Cabin John
Bridge, Nd. fOrty-two years ago. and was
a son of the late Joseph and Rosa Bobin-
ger. His wife, Margaret Louise; an in
FAINT son and a brother. w. II. Bobinger
survive him.
The funeral will take place from Lees
undertaking parlors. thence to St. Pat
rick's Church, where requiem high mass
will be celebrated at $50 a M Saturday
February %
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Prizes in Gold for Skaters.

Hundreds were drawn to the skating
rink at Convention Hall last evening to
witness the advertised display of fancy
skating for three prizes in gold. The con-
test took place during the first two hours
of general skating on. the floor of the
rink and many of the spectators and the
skaters themselves who had anticipa ed
cleared floor for the exhibition were
sur prsed when the first information of
the contest came in the announcement of
the result. However, the decision of the
judges was nevertheless cordially sup
ported when ii was announced that the
first prize, $40 in gold. was awarded Miss
Jeanette Moore and Mr.. Lyman Moore
The second prize. $6 in gold, went to Miss
Cecilia McGrath and Mr.. Edward Dough-
erty. and the third prize, 81 i'm gold to
Miss III. V. Wegner and MIR. r. &. Cramp-
ton.
This evening there will be racing con-
test. in which MIR. Preston Porter. the
flying skater of Buffalo. will give big
lead TO four of the fastest skaters in this
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NEW PROHIBITION BILL
IN HANDS OF COMMISSIONERS
FOR REPORT.

The Commissioners are in receipt of an
other bill from the House District com
mttee affecting the sale of liquor in tho
district. This bill has been sent to thu
commissioners for their report upon its
merits. 1t was introduced by Repre-
sentative Sims of Tennessee. making tn
second prohibition measure he has intro
duced since the present session opened.
| and is intended substitute for tn
first bill he introduced. 1t also makes
the NTH bill affecting the excise laws OF
the District that has been referred to the
| commissioners thus far this year
Like the first measure introduced by Mr..
Sims this substitute bill provides for
absolute prohibition within the boundaries
of the District of Columbia. His first is
SAID to be faulty in number of re-
spects regarding its composition. Thi;
new bill is said TO represent the approval
and desires of the organized temperance
and religious organizations of the city
Ii was adopted at the early January Cal
OF the Methodist Ministers Conference Of
" aShlngton and is said to be the bes:
and most satisfactory temperance meas
ure that has been offered
A committee of seven has bean appoint
ed To advocate and press its passage. The
committee is composed of \. +. Shoe
maker. chairman: Rev. \. ~ Wright
L.
. George a. Miller. Rev. Il. Z. Truitt. Rev
{. A. Smith and Rev. S. r. Murry
Al the meeting al which tins pIlI was
adopted the following temperance societies
ana ministers conferences sent delegates
as follows: Presbyterian ministers con-
ference. Rev G. A. Smith. DID; Rev
Donald Mcleod. ID. D.. and Rev Titus f.
Davis: Methodist Protestant ministers
conference. Rev. b. Z. Truitt. Rev. r. L.
Shipley and Rev r O. Grouse: Methods,
ID an 70, Da,-
y. richardson ID. D.: Rev. c. E. Guthrie
and Rev. c. l.. Pate: Baptist ministers
conference. Rev. A. NJ. Wright Rev j.
{. Ball and Rev. Weston Bruner, D. d. ::
George A. Miller. Rev. f. ID. Power. DID.
and Mr.. +. NJ Bradley; Methodist minis
ters conference south. Rev. W. I'll. Bal
lenser. Rev. j. W. Smith and Rev w r..
Locke; Lutheran ministers conference.
Rev. G. II. Butler. Rev. j. L. Frantz and
Rev j. F. Huddle: Washington minis
tiers conference. Rev. w. NJ Clair d. D.:
Rev. Alex. Dennis and Rev. b. r Perkins:
African Methodist Episcopal conference.
Rev {. II. Young. DR.. J. III. WEIGH and
Rev l.. NJ Beckett; Catholic Church, Rev.
James f.. Mackin: Prohibition Crusaders.
Mr.. Ira b. Conklin. Mr.. j. r. Mahoney
and Rev. S. K. Murray. ID; Woman's
lnterdenominational Missionary Union.
Mrs. Emma i. Randolph Mrs Sarah ID.
La Fetra and Mrs John ~ CuIbertson:
Noman's Christian Temperance Union,
Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis. Mrs. Charles p
Grandfeld and Mrs. Clinton Smith; Anti
Saloon League. A. E. Shoemaker and Rev
T. NJ. Hare; Catholic Total Abstinence
Temperance Society. Mr.. Thomas Malo-
ney Mr. William A. Hickey and Mr. Will
liam F. Downey; Rechabites. Mr. John
Bunch. Mr.. Matthew O'Brien and Mr.. N
r. Nowles; National Reform Bureau, Mr..
clayton Emig: Congregational Church,
Rev. S. III. Woodrow. DID: Society of
Friends. Rev. l.. d. Clark