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NO NEED OF
4 VETERINARY.

1--WE run Livery, Feed and Sale stahA,
have city transfer and handle hard ,ud
soft coal and consequently we need 4 eood
many horses, say Bedell Bros, Of Nous
Carmel, Ill. 1--WE have used Sloans LIN.
ment and Veterinary Remedies for ye.n
and find they give perfect satisfaction.
As long - Sioan's remedies are in our ban
we do not need . veterinary surgeon. We
are never without them and conscisn-
tiously recommend them to all borsemen.n
Colby Bros, Of the Mineral City Livery,
Fort Dodge, L., write:-1I have used
Sloan's Collie Cure, Eminent and Fsw
and Distemper Remedy for the pas, ten
years, and since have been using them I
have never had . veterinary in my ban,
and have not lost q horse from either COLI
or distemper, and will say that any mnl
with horse or horses who keeps Siosnil
Liniment and Veterinary Remedies n
his barn will never have occasion to call d
veterinary"
Sloan's Treatise on the Horse, sent IN
to any horseman. Address DR., Earl s
Sloan, Boston, Mas.
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MARLBORO.

Cleveland Hodgkins, of Bar HArbor, is
visiting friends here.
Edward Treadwell and wife, Of Els
worth, are visiting their son George.
Mrs. 3. II. Kemick and her son, Homer
Wilbur, spent Last Saturday with relatives
at Mt. Desert Ferry.
Miss May Young, who has been visit
ing friends here, has returned to her
home in South Hancock
Mrs. e. G. Alexander, who has been
with her mother the past few weeks, has
returned to her home in Houlton.
The friends of Mrs. Clara Ford will be
glao TO know that she has SO far recovered
from her shock as to be able to sit up.
Miss Lueils Hodgkins has gone to La
moline to work for James Grant His wife
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Rev. A. w. Lorimer was in town from
Eden last week.
| Arthur Mcfarland, OF Bar Harbor, is the
guest OF relatives at West Franklin.
Miss Cassiiena Springer. Who has spent
the winter in Boston, arrived home SAT-
urdsy
The X. Z. c. club enjoyed the hospitality
of Miss Vida Springer at Green Gables
Thursday.
District Superintendent H. B. Haskell
conducted quarterly conference here Mon
day evening.
| The drama on the evening of March Is
drew full house and evoked much favor
| able comment.
Mrs. Alvin Stinson and daughter, Miss
Barbara, OF Seal Harbor, visited relatives
here last week.
Mrs. Flora Perkins is in Somervilie,
Mass, for few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Perkins.
Mrs. Mary A. Bragdon is at home from
Augusta, where she visited her son
Thomas during the winter.
The funeral OF Capt. EphrAim Dyer
took place at his home Tuesday forenoon,
Pastor Macomber officiating.
Mrs. Evelyn Clough, has returned to the
home OF her mother Mrs. Elvira Clark,
having spent the winter in Boston.
The West Franklin dramatic club will
give it's twice postponed presentation OF
"Willowdale" Tuesday evening, March 3.
Rev. c. J. Brown, OF Milbridge, who
assisted Pastor Macomber in special meet
ings last week, left for Vermont Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Leslie Swan was called to Law
renee, Mass, last week. BY the illness Of
her son Burleigh, OF diphtheria. Friends
are glad to hear favorable reports OF his
case.
The remains OF Gardiner Crabtree, of
Bar Harbor, were brought here for inter-
ment, the funeral being held Saturday
forenoon, from the home Of Seth Cfabtree,
Pastor Macomber officiating.
Murchie Gordon occupied the pulpit At
the Methodist church at the Sunday after
noon service. Mr.. Gordon 10 one OF our
young townsmen, who has bsen studying
for the ministry. He held the close atten-
tion OF his audience and made favorable
impression.
March p. B.
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WEST SULLIVAN.


z. L. Wilbur spent few days in Frank
lin recently.
Capt. and Mrs. J. K. Mitchell spent
Sunday in Prospect Harbor.
Helen Mortimer, Of Winterport, is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Harvey Thomas spent 4 few days
last week with Mrs. Nellie Thomas.
B. w. Brown and son Frank, OF Mil
bridge, were in town on business Thurs
day.
Mrs. Henry Bean is spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Roscoe
Springer.
Mrs. Howard webb and little daugh-
ter have returned from visit with rela-
tives at Corea.
Samuel Lipsky and Shirley Bunker at
tended the basket ball game in Ellsworth
Friday evening.
Mrs. Roscoe Mason is convalescent, after
a severe attack of rheumatism. Mr.. Mason
is gaining all the time.
Donald and Maxwell Phelps are in Steu-
ben, returning with their aunt, Mrs. JUS
tin Smith, who has been spending few
days here.
H. h. Havey is in Philadelphia on bust
ness. Master Morton is visiting bis
grandparents, w. II. Moore and wife, at
Prospect Harbor.
Steamer Phillips Eaton began her sea-
sons work Monday, when the schooner
Winchester was brought over the falls to
be loaded with stone.
Mrs. Sylvia Ash was called home from
Bangor by the illness Of her daughter
Marcia, who has typhoid fever at the
home OF Herbert Grindle. hrs. Grindle
also has typhoid fever.
George H. Tracy is home from SteubeD,
where he has had employment during the
winter. His granddaughter, Miss Alma
Cook, has also returned from there, hsv-
ing spent the winter with her aunt.
About sixty attended the rehearsal Of
the Concert OF Nations Friday evening.
Miss Louisa Hawkins, OF Sullivan, has
been engaged as accompsnist, and Miss
Helen Bartlett will be one of the soloists.
The entertainment will consist of solos,
. male and female quartette, duets, part
songs and specialties. An orchestra will
be organized for the occasion.
Bradbury Smith has had the telephone
room in the Granite hotel enlarged so that
two operators may work comfortably.
During the summer the Hancock Point,
Sorrento and Sullivan summer contingent
makes the business too great for one
operator. They have added q ferret to
the forces employed ~ the hotel, and at
his natural bent OF pathology" he has
proved a valuable addition. Whether he
will be used to ferret the 'rubberology"
on the telephone lines is not yet an
nounced.
March y. vox PoPuLI.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

The present fall of snow and the good
shedding are like the merry widow hats
out Of season.
The s'Springer fortune" is again coming
to the front. About thirty years ago
meetings were held weekly in this town.
Genealogy and family bibles proved with
out doubt that about one-half Of this
towns population were going to be
"Rockyfellows" against their wills. Much
money was paid out to send delegates to
Bangor and st. Louis to represent the con-
tingent here. Finally . delegate was
chosen at st. Louis to go to Sweden and
bring across the sum OF money that would
make million springers rich. But, alas,
he never returned, and we are waiting to
be reimbursed.
Nellie r., wife OF John T. Clark, died ct
her home here March 16, after three weeks
OF painful illness Of brain and nerve
trouble, following the grip. Mrs. Clark
was about sixty-three year, Of age. She
was = woman OF decided convictions, an
industrious woman, devoted to her family,
and . good neighbor, who will be missed.
She leaves, besides her husband, three sons
-Claud and Harry, Of this town, and Fred,
OF Sullivan, and four daughters mrs.
Lena Collar, Mrs. Maud Goodwin, Mrs.
Ids Bracey, OF franklin, and Mrs. Bertha
McPhee, of Watervills. She is survived
also by one brother and two sisters-W. w.
Woodwork, Mrs. Ruth French and Mrs.
Alonzo Trip. Funeral services were held
at the Baptist church. March is, Rev. Mr..
Chase officiating.
March %. CHEER.
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HALL QUARRY.

Frank r. Moore and wife, OF Ellsworth,
spent Sunday ct J. H. Macomber's.
Mrs. Lizzie Davis and little con are visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Anna Harkins.
Mrs. F. H. Somes 10 at home from Brewer
where she has been visiting relatives.
Miss Nelson and Miss Furniss came Sat-
urday, and viii reopen their schools to-
day.
Mrs. Georgia Scammon went to Hull's
Cove last week, where she has employ
ment.
Miss Alberta Seavey, who has been spend
ing a week at Southwest Harbor. is at
home
Miss Bernice Macomber is at home for q
weeks vacation from Bridgewater normal
school.
y. s. chatham, OF Hardwick, VT, was
in town last week on business for the
Woodbury. Granite Co.
Much sympathy is felt here for Mrs.
Gertrude Gordon in the death OF Grace,
her only daughter. Mrs. Gordon was a
former resident here.
March y. PEBBLE.
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COUNTY NEWS
- ~Sdsssc~si CbsEst vssrs sss other paess
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

cOC An W ESl uANbOh-
Preparations for Easter concerts are be-
ing made by the churches.
Capt. William Herrick has been confined
to the house two weeks with inflammatory
rheumatism.
Miss Hattie Savage will soon open .
millinery and fancy goods shop in the
Lawton store.
John +. Finney, whose sight has been
greatly impaired by cataracts on his eyes,
will leave for Boston to-day for surgical
treatment. His wife will accompany him.
His friends hope for successful operation.
Prohibition day rally, owing to the fail
ure to obtain an ut-of-town speaker, was
postponed to Sunday evening, March %,
al the Congregational church. The pro-
gram will consist CT music, readings and
addresses by Pastors Lincoln and Bar
nard.
| Wednesday night OF last week, during
the heavy snowstorm, the house OF
Thomas Savage caught fire and was
| burned, with all its contents. Mr.. Savage
and his daughter Hattie barely escaped
with their lives. Mrs. Savage and daugh-
ter Hazel were visiting at Otter Creek.
The house was insured, but OF course the
loss Of the entire furnishings cannot be
covered, As among the accommodations Of 6
lifetime many things OF value, dear by
! association, can never be replaced.
A boys club has recently been organ
lied here through the efforts Of the Rev.
MIR. Barnard. Harmon hall has been
rented o. headquarters, and 10 open every
day and evening for the use Of The school
boys. A code OF bylaws has bcen
adopted and the following ofacers elected
President, Raymond Whitmore; vice.
president, Paul Sawyer; SECRETARY and
treasurer, Jssse Mills; senior warden,
Elmer Marshalls Junior wardens, Foster
Higgins and Raymond Somes; committee
on games, Clyde Colt, Dan LAYTON, Paul
Sawyer and the leader. Donations Of
magazines for the reading table are
solicited.
March 2. SPRAY.
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Resolutions adopted by fremont lodge. No.
n, F. and A. NJ. on March 4. 1903. on the death
OF our brother. Robbie NJ. Norwood. who passed
away peacefully ct his home In Southwest
Harbor on February s. 1909.
Bro. Norwood began in early life to follow
the sea, and when young man vas in com.
mand Of . vessel and continued in that posi-
tion until about six years ago, when be- came
home to spend the later years Of his life with
his family. He was always interested In
masonry. being one Of the oldest members Of
fremont lodge, and the last few years he had
always been regular attendant At il meet
ings.
As . citizen and In his frAternsl relations,
he was genial. kind and noted for his strict
integrity, and his memory will be cherished
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advertisements.
PORTLAND, MAINE, CHILD
M. Weak and Emaciatad n.
stored to Health by Vinol

stored to Health by Vinol
Our little daughter. six years Of 4.
After q severe attack Of the mean.
which developed into pneumonia y.
left pitifully thin. weak and emae,,,'
cd. She had no appetite. and her M.
ach was 80 weak It could not rs,,,.
food. She lay in this condition =.
weeks. and nothing the doctor =.
scribed did q bit OF good, and we W..
beginning to think she would never :.
cover.
AT this time We commenced to N.
her vinol. and tho effect was mar,,s
ous. The doctor was amazed At \.
progress. and when We told him =.
we're giving her vinol. he replied n
b lns remedy. keep It up We A.
%. and she recovered her health -
strength months before the doso,
thought shs could" J. w. H,a,
Portland, Ne.
Vinoi cures conditions like this -
cause in . natural manner It incpa~
the appetite. tones up the disesur
organs. makes rich, red blood. -
strsngthsns every organ In the boty.
vINOL 10 said - Eilsworth. G,e. 4
Rnrchef. Drugglst.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

William Kellen was in Northeast Harbor
last week on business.
Everett Tinker has gone to Northeast
Harbor, where he has work.
Mrs. James T. Grant is ill. Miss Luella
Hodgkins, Of Marlboro, is at work there.
Mrs. Lydia Springer has gone to East
Surry to visit her daughter, Mrs. Howard
Lord.
Mrs. Norton Tinker and son Delaney,
of Northeast Harbor, spent Sunday with
Edgar Springer and family.
March p A.
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WEST HANCOCK

Monroe Mcfarland is ill.
NJ Larfey and wife, of Bangor, are Wis
iting in town.
Miss Idylene Shute has returned to Cas-
tine to attend school.
Fred MiIliken returned last week from
business trip to Springfield.
Q. H. Norris, OF Bar Harbor, was re-
cent guest of his sister, Mrs. E. ii. Butter
field.
Mrs. Monroe Mcfarland has returned
from Sullivan, where she has been for
medical treatment. All are glad to learn
that she is much improved.
s. C. Thorsen, who has been seriously
ill of pneumonia the past week. is slightly
improved. His daughter, Mrs. James
Percy, of Weehawken, N. j., is with him.
March Is. SUMAc.
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FREMONT.

Capt. Levi Rich has had telephone pu,
in his house.
Miss Edith Moore, of Bar Harbor, is Wis
iting Miss Ida Ke.lay.
Shirley Kellay, who has been in Bangor
attending Shaw's BUSINESS college, ia
home.
The pipe club met with F. J. Rich Wed
assday evening. The usual game Of sixty
three was enjoyed, and the pipe OF peace
was smoked.
March Ter Krr.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Zenath Talbot is seriously i'll
Mrs. Bernice Salisbury is i'll of grip.
Miss Utah Marshall, of Trenton, is with
her sister, Mrs. Bernice Salisbury.
Rev. A. b. Lorimer and wife were guests
of Mrs. George II. Coggins Friday.
Mrs. George Fl. Coggins left Friday for
Calais to join her daughter Eunice, who
is spending her vacation with her uncles,
George and Percy Lord.
March % y,
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0aick climatic chaogss try strong consti-
buttons and cause, among other evils, nasal
catarrh, Troublesome and offensive disease.
SneezinG and snufaing. coughing and di6acult
breathing, and the drip. drip Of the foul dis
charse into the throas-au are ended By Ely's
Cream Balm This honest remedy contains
no cocaine, mercury. NOR other harmful in
gredtent The worst cases yield to treatment
In short time. All druggists. &C., or usAiled
By my Bros, s Warren Street. New York.
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SPRAY.
nsnonlAL aesotur,o,s.

1t 10 with sadness that We present to Ire
mont lodge, No. a. r. and A.. NJ, resolutions
on the death Of Brother Lewis Harmon.
whose sudden death caused US ali to mourn
for one who had been loyal member OF this
order.
Rssoiced, Therefore. that by the death Of
Brother Harmon, our order loses . valuable
member, our town good citizen. and his
family kind husband and father.
Resoired, That fremont lodge shows It's
sympathy for the bereaved family BY for
warding to them copy OF these resolutions,
spreading them upon its records. and pub
fishing them In The ELLswoaTR AAsHfcAs,
also that We drape our charter for thirty days
in his memory.
SETH W. NoRwoop,
6EoRSE R. FULLER,
EUeRSx 3. THrssroS,
Committee.
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SEAL HARBOR.

Mrs. William A. Woodwork, of White
Plains, n Y, died at her home there on
March 8, OF pneumonia. Mrs. Woodwork,
her husband and their daughter Amy
have been for more than twenty years
summer quests at the Seaaide Inn, Seal
Harbor, and in August have occupied their
bungalow on Sutton's Isle.
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is quite ill from the effects Of . shock re-
ceived about ten days ago.
The sewing circle is to have sale and
drama ct the schoolhouse here next FRI
day evening, March rs. The drama is
ssMiss Topsy Turvy." There will be ice
cream, cake and home made candy for
sale. ALI are invited.
March % ARE.
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CHILDREN WHO ARE sICklY.

Mothers who value their own comfort ~
the welfare Of their children. should never y
without box OF Mother Grxy's Sweet Pos
son. They break mp Colds, Cure Pevehst
ness. Coustipsttou, Teething Disorders, He.1
ache and Stomach Troubles. THESE Pow
DRRS NEVER FAIL Sold by ell DIN
Stores. 2oc. Do~t aeesps any sabstifsss-
trial package will be sent FREE TO ~
mother Who viii address Allen s. olmfssl
LIE Row. n "
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Bragdon March 8.
Guy Butler and family, of East brook,
visited relatives here Saturday and Sum
day.
Claude Clark and wife were called to
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mfoifal.
Work WeakenS The
Kidneys.
DOan's Kidney Pills Have Don,
Great Service for People
Who Work in Ellsworth.

Most Ellsworth people work every day
in some strained, unnatural position
bending constantly over desk riding on
tolting wagons or cars doing Iaborious
Homework; lifting, reaching or pulling,
or trying the back in hundred and one
other ways. All these strains tend to
wear, weaken and injure the kidneys until
they fall behind in their work of tiltering
the poisons from the blood. Doan's Kid
ney Pills cure sick kidneys, put new
strength in bad backs Ellsworth cures
prove it.
Mrs. P. C. Carpenter, Washington St.,
Ellsworth, Me-, says: II can speak in the
highest terms Of Doan's Kidney Pills, as
they have proven Of the greatest benefit
in my family. My son often came home
from work complaining OF an aching back
directly over his kidneys. finally pro-
cured . box Of Doan's Kidney Pills at
Moore's drug store, and he took them as
directed with the result that he was soon
rid Of his trouble. He has said to me
more than oncs that Doan's Kidney Pills
we're the bsst remedy hs ever tried"
For sale By al dealers. Prics 80 cents.
Roster- Milburn Co., Buflalo, New York,
sole agents for The United States.
2eUeuh bar the nnue--I1oan,s-and tale
10 other.
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LAMOINE.

NJ. B. Young was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Benjamin Young recently fell on
the ice and hurt her head severely.
March "a. 8.
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MEXICAN has sSbscrSbers at lot
.. M post-o0sces IN Hancock COUNTY.
4 ,tAsr papers IN the County corr
- 10 not reach 50 ma~y. THE AMERI-
q not the only paper printed IN
Ia eock coxmty, and has meper claimed to
b, u - the only paper that can prop
ws called COUNTY paper; all the
sss lre merely local papsrs. The csrcaid-
H. THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
q, 5ev Records summer list, Is larger
d. nat Of oil the other papers printed
In 1acock county.
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Knowledge OF man and manne,.
freedom OF habitudes, and conye,s.!n
with tie best company OF both ss ssuos
necessary. Dryden. 'Aes
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West franklin Sunday by the critical ILL
ness Of Mr.. Clark's mother. Mr.. Nellie
Clark.
March 16. T.
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By those who knew his many e.,.u
qualities.
Resoavsd. That this lodge hereby .,..
IL sincere sympathy 10 the be,ss,. ..e,1s
and family and friends. viss
Resoired. That the charter he A.,
mournfns for the space Of thirty dsys hi ny =
these resolutions be entered at length a ~
the records. and that copy be sen. !, 80
widow Of the deceased, and copy = : ~ -
iished in The ELLswoRrH AxrR.c.n ~
EuGKNK 8. THuRsTos
GEORGE r. FuLLxa.
Commits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-18
PRESIDENT TAFT
At SAN ANTONIO
GREETED BY LARGE CROWD
HELPED DEDICATE A NEW
CHAPEL.
SPENT A QUIET DAY
On Trip From FL Paso Yesterday.
Goes to Gregory Today to Spend
Four Days on Brothers
Ranch.

San Antonio, Texas, Oct. 17,-Pre5i-
dent Taft arrived at El Paso at 1880
o'clock tonight and was given cheer.
ing welcome by big crowd at the
station and on the streets. After be.
ing received by the city officials, the
president was driven to the st. An
thony Hotel with an escort of cavalry
and later in the evening went to Fort
Sam Houston where he assisted il
the dedication of chapel erected at
the famous old army post by the citi
zens of San Antonio.
Tomorrow morning the president
will help lay the cornerstone of the
nearly completed chapel, will review
the troops at Fort Sam Houston and
on his return to the city will make an
out door address in Alamo Plaza. He
will leave during the afternoon for
Gregory, Texas, near Corpus Christi
to spend four days on the ranch of HIS
brother, Charles p. Taft.
At Del Rio, Sanderson and several
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-18
JEFFR|tS MAY
TRAIN IN OREGON
FOR HIS PROPOSED FIGHT WITH
JACK JoHNSON-WiLL GO UP
INTO THE MOUNTAINS TO
CAMP.

Portland Ore. Oct. 17.--Jim Jeffries
will probably train in the Oregon
mountains for the proposed Jack
Johnson bout The former boiler
maker believes he can round into
condition far bette removed from
civilization, up in the Cascade range,
than anywhere else. He has been
there before and knows the country
Jeffries will reach Los Angeles
next month, according to recent ad.
vices, and after short stay there he
will come north and strike into the
fastness of the mountains, where he
will be about so mics from rail
road. His camp has already been Sc
lected on the upper Mckenzie river
where there is some of the best hunt
ing and fishing in the world,
Two years ago Jeffries and part,
of friends spent summer there
They hunted bear and deer with great
success, and caught numberless trout
from the mountain stream. The big
fighter climbed mountains and fought
his way through the underbrush oil
the hillsides and canonsson long hunt
ing jaunts and was in the finest psys
ical conditions when he broke camp
He expects to repeat the performance
this year, and he believes he viii
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-18
Lerroux Declares Execution Of
Ferrer is Outcome of Alton
SOS Revenge
Emma Goldman Made Fiery Speech in New York
Yesterday--Order Was Maintained London
Socialists Make Demonstration--Many
Parades in France-Some Arrests

New York. Oct. 17.-Aroused by d
fiery speech Of Emma Goldman, the
anarchist known as the Queen of the
Reds, one thousand men and women
socialists, anarchists and other radl-
|eals. packed an East Side hall this af-
ternoon and adopted resolutions de.
|nouncing the execution of Ferrer, the
Spanish reyolutionist.
The resolutions declared the murder
of Ferrer was committed by the un'
holy trinity--chureh. money and gov
|ernment', and denounced the execu-
ton Of Ferrer as "one of the most
eowardly crimes ever committed un-
der the disguise Of the law.
Emma Goldman. rejoicing that
there was man like Ferrer, who
had rather die than live like a dog
said: IF believed that the American
workman had enough revolutionary
spirit, | would ask them to follow the
examples Of France and italy and 90
on a general strike in honor OF Fer
rer"
Among the other speakers was Alex
ander Berkman, who has served time
for shooting II. G.. Frick.
Thirty policemen wer on duty in the
hall, but no arrests We're made.