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litant ~A-nericanism. And unless we
realize this close mutual relation. we
shall botn suffer.
Speaking of the campaign Of the
Farmers Union for the enactment OF
certain national Legislation. Mr.. Bar
rett said: Politicians in general
have paid and are paying more atten.
tion TO the farmer, and that is be-
cause the farmer is paying more at
tention To the politician. Once let the
public officer conceive the idea that
he is being watched continually by
his constituent, and hat the latter is
carefully comparing promise with
performance, and We shall elevate
the standard of public service In this
country. | ave urged uopn Farmers
Union members to refuse to let their
attitude toward their congressnen
be colored by any trivial gifts ON the
part of the congressman, bribery Of
a petty Office for a relative, on a cor
dial handshake from the great ina
himself. The test OF wortainess OF
continued endorsement at the polls Is
deeds. not iattery. and that mar is
a traitor to his country. and 10 his
'tCaAos "bO OCtiafo uio ACAfOWS W
considering a public obligation an
celled by a private favor."
Continuing he said: The farmer
has gained bat a small fraction of his
share in the benefits of American de-
velopment, because ne deluded him
SELF or was deluded into believing ne
had no control. Today in the midst
Of his interest, and in the strength of
his organization, Irresistible In its IN
creasina members, he is master of
the situation. The farmer is no long
err asleep. In his waking, he Ia irwin
chile. He demands to be treated, not
as the easily deluded the easily con.
trolled or easily pacified farmer. He
demands to be treated as an American
citizen, like every otaer class OF A
merican citizens. He Is no longer
pleading. He is commanding. AS IN
American citizen, tae most important
division of American citizens, he
knows his rights. And knowing the
Lord zoe Almighty mas given HIN the
courage to maintain them"
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THE FARMERS WILL GO
AFTER PUBLIC GRAFTERS.

ST. Louis, May 2.-Charles s. Bar.
rett, President of the Farmers Edu-
c%ational and Cooperation Union, was
a speaker at to-days' session of the
organization. After stating that van
dalism and graft are being eliminated
from our political life, Mr.. Barrett
said: I'VE are standing more reso-
lutely zach day for a literal interpre-
tation of the doctrine of the square
deal We are determined that the
people and not the politicians. shall
rule. The Farmers Union is respon-
sible both for the awakened farmer
and the awakened nation as regards
the farmer.
Our principles and our way of ap-
plying them must be sound. for we
nave increased from ess than $4,000
membership six years g to a mem
bership today rising 5000. 600. Thru
out the southern states. we are well
organized. In the middle west, we
are formally organized and our num-
bers are rapidly growing. This year,
we have perfected organizations in
several of the western and Pacific
slope states and we shall soon invade
New England.
in the south. we have succeeded IN
obtaining for the farmer a reasonable
price for ais backbone staple, cotton.
That we have ministered to
every phase Of southern commerce,
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RAILROAD
=
BILL TODAY

/ Washington, May 3.-Tle Hardy
amendment to the railroad bill, to
strike out the provision permitting
the interstate commission
to permit the making of low through
rates in view of water competition.
was voted down in tae house today.
55 to 1872.
An effort to strike out the entire
section of HI railroad bill. relating
TO the hong ard short hauls, so as to
leave the existing law in that re-
spect unchanged, was defeated in the
house. IS to LIZ. The house then a.
dopted the long and slort haul pro-
vision as reported by the committee.
The senate today adopted the Clay
amendment to strike out section sew
en- of the railroad bill, relating to
traffic agreements. Previous to this
Mr.. Cummings had withdrawn his
amendment.
Senator Nelson's motion to strike
out section twelve, which would per
NIT between railroads, was
adopted by the senate without divis-
ion.
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Mayberry Bond returned

MaybeFry Bond returned to his
lambing camp near Dexter last night
after a short business visit. His
lambing season will Don be over. At
Dexter, where his sheep on al
falfa, the lambs did as fine as Mr..
Band v saw Out at his camp on
the range where everything was very
dry. they did not do SO we'll
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney IngAam ana
baby left this morning for Clayton,
n. NJ, where they will visit for a
week before going to Their home in
Oklahoma City. Mr.. Inghan has been
cere seven weeks visiting his brother.
Arthur Ingham. His wife was here
two weeks.
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Mrs. A. Tomlinson and son, of Ok
lahoma City arrived last night to join
Mr.. Tomlinson in snaking their home
Mr.. Tomlinson has been acre o a
year. doing a civil engineering bust
ness and representing an Oklahoma
engineering house.
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A good home cooked supper win be
served at the Christian Church Fri
day afternoon from 5 to 8 O'Clock
Supper rs cents. Ice cream and cake
10 cents. sta.
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Mrs. w. l.. Radney and another,
Mrs. NJ. F. Burleson, arrived last W.
ming from Waco. Texas. to join Mr..
Radney in making their home. They
will live at the corner of Lea venue
and Tilden street. Mr.. Radney has
been here about six months.
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Mn. A. Spencer. who has been here
two months visiting his mother ana
brothers, left this morning for Evans
ton. Ind, to resume studies in North
western University. from which ne
will be graduated in June.
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Mrs. ]. o. Clifford and three child
rem left last night for their home in
Artesia, having spent two days here
visiting Mrs. Gifford's sister, Mrs. AL
bort Hanny.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Hurt and Mrs.
A. W. Hurt left this morning for Mar
shall, Mo-, taking the body of the late
Allen w. Hurt to his old home for bu-
rial.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Winkler and Mrs.
Toe Winkler went to Dexter last ev-
ening for a visit of three or four
days with the Mesdanes Winkler's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Clark.
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Jacob Schmidt, clerk at FL CapitaI
hotel. left this morning for his old
home in Hastings. Nebr., to spend
few weeks with his children.
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Mrs. w. s. Carter and little daugh-
ter, who was mere two months with
Mr.. Carter. a Government live stock
Inspector, left this morning for her
Die home in Miami, Texas Mr. Car
ter will join her there about July 1.
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r.. l. Graves left this morning 70
Hereford on business connected wit
the Williams murder case.
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Mrs. John Hoherd and two children
of Chickasha, Okla, arrived last ev-
ening for a ten days visit with c. ].
Price and family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Abston, who
have resided in Roswell for the past
year, left this morning for Cody. Wy
oning. where they expect 70 locate.
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Judge J. NJ. Dye and family havc
moved to Roswell from Carlsbad and
are living in the Hodgson residence
Oh West Alameda street.
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The Virginia Inn for Board an
lodging. Everything first class. Me-
management. 46t6
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Phone 1872 X Livery
for hack, buggies, cabs and saddl'
horses. Sst26
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DR.. c. T. McClale left this morning
for Spokane, Wash. for a visit wit.
his sister. He will he gone severa
weeks
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Mrs. A. F. Field left this morning
m her return to Green Bay, Wis, az
ter spending six weeks here visiting
her b~rotnerin-law, r. NJ. Field.
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I'll. d.. Freeman left last night fol-
Hagerman and Greenfield to inspect
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A. +. Rosenberg. who was here on
business for the Sturges Company.
wholesalers of automobile supplies,
left last night for points soutn.
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w. u. Ayres went to Hagerman las
night to set up a boiler o the new
alfalfa meal mill that is being bull
there.
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d. X. ~Fitzaugh. of Kermit, passed
through last night on his way to Pc
cos on a business trip. He will stoI
here on his way back.
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Mrs. John r. Kipling left this morn
ing for a visit of three or four weeks
vita relatives at her old home in San,
Antonio, Texas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weidman and lii
tie son came up from Dexter this mol
ming for a visit with friends and rels
tives.
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ID. +. Thomas went to Artesia TIL
morning to spend a few days at hi
farm mead that place.
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Councilman John III. Mullis return
ed this morning from a short bust
ness visit in Hager-nan, for the Pecos
Valley Lumber Company.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hogan were her
from Dexter yesterday looking afte
business.
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w. E Quarles went to the lowe
valley this morning ON business fo
the Roswell Hardware Company.
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Judge r. W. Knisht and w. n
Stewart, OF Lake Arthur, were bust
ness visitors here yesterday.
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Chief Deputy L. s. Marshal w. r.
Forbes and Deputy u. s. Marshal Har-
ny Bloom. who were here ten days
attending Federal court, left this NOR
ming for their home in Albuquerque.
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Mrs. Sherman Cross and Miss Ber-
tina Hook went to Clovis this morning
for a months visit with their sister.
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W. Fl. Rhodes left this morning or
a two or three weeks business trip to
Kansas Citv. St. Louis and possibly
points farther east.
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New Pitcher for Roswell.

"A new pitcher for the Roswell base
ball team is expected on t~onight's
train. He is Monroe Wright and he
halls from Leonard, Texas. He comes
we'll recommended.
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J. Porter Jones. of Albuquerqu
went to points down the road toda
on a business trip.
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Will do plain neat sewing at reas
onaDle prices. by experienced dress
maker.-Roon 3 house No. 80 n
Richardson. 51t2s
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FOR SALE:-A good set of new dish
es. Never used. 100 pieces. Only IS
511 N. Lea. ave-. 5Ot
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FOR SALE:-Plymouth Rock eggs 81
cents setting of IS. also hens. 40:
w. nth st. 51t2'
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Joe Addington,. formerly of this cit
was down from Portales last night RI
turning home today.
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John R. Hodges returned to Lake
Arthur last night after spending sew
eral days here at court. Mrs. Hod-
ges will return to Lake Arthur to-
night.
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Emory Hobson returned to Artesia
s night after a short visit in Ros-
well. He is running a candy store.
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DIR. and Mrs. C. NJ. Rathbun return
ed last night from a three weeks
pleasure trip to San Antonio, Texas.
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III. r. Morrow left this morning TO
Amarillo. after spending two days II
Roswell.
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w p. Littleneld il down fron Ken
ma for a few days stay VITA his ram
lily.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Well. who wer'
here ten DAYS for Federal court, lief
this morning for Chicago.
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FOR SALE:-Cneap. one "a Jtrse,
cow, birth 90 of uhis nonth.-20.
w. TTlden. sIt2'
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Ed Tyson came up from Artesi;
this morning for a business visit and
to attend court.
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]. &. Maxwell, of the Scnlitz hotel
at Carlsbad. returned home this NOR
ming after a short business visit in
Roswell.
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WANTED:-Horse. buggy. and har-
nes together or separately. Ad-
dress Box s25 giving description.
price and where found. til
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Mrs. c. ]. AGREE returned to Elkini
this morning having spent three day
here with MI. AGREE.
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left this morning for Dallas. waer
they will visit relatives and friend
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w. III. Bastien and wife left last
night for Las Cruces for a visit of
three months with Mrs. Bastien's mo-
tner.
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j. X. Hearte and s. w. Holder. OF
Lake Arthur, here y~esytarday
and today looking after business mat
tiers.
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FOR RENT fine light house keel
ing rOcms. 405 N. Penn. 51t3
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DR.. r. L. Casburn went to Hager
man last night to look after farnin
interests in that vicinity.
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Phone 2S3-3 rings for Barre
Rock eggs-75c for Is. sol
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Col. /. III. Elliott and his niece we
here from Dexter yesterday.
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FOR RENT:-Furnished room, g.
n. Va, ore phone 412. Git
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Money to loan on good real estate
Three years.-T1tle & Trust Co.
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Lee Fountain returned this nornin.
from a short visit in Hagerman.
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Clarence Ullery went To Arrests
last night on a two days business
trip.
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Sheriff Cicero Stewart came up from
Carlsbad this morning to attend court
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F. L. Melhop, of Dexter. was In tn
city today looking after business.
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ROOMS: Also for light housekeeping
Nice and shady. Mo. s. 8. Inn. tics
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Highest cash price paid for poultry
u. 8. Market. 20tf.
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Father Christmann ven to Clovfs
tnis morning for religious service.
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Miss Gail Lane returned To Elkins
this morning after a short visit here
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5 LOCAL NEWS s
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Henry Rock went to Lake Arthur
this morning on business.
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Knives and Forks
W there is no one that does
I'VE solid silverware 10 use on
especially knives and forks,
avs much more noticeable than
used. We have Just received
1t, new designs of these goods.
IL ON $4,000 up, per set.
, JeWeler.
Emory Hobson returned to Artesia
last night after a short visit in Ros-
well. He is running a candy store.
III. ID. Freeman left last night for
Hagerman and Greenfield to inspect
a shipment of cattle for Mr.. Loren.
DIR. and Mrs. C. NJ. Rathbun return
ed last night from a three weeks
pleasure trip to San Antonio. Texas.
Mrs. Sherman Cross and Miss Ber-
tina H1ok went to Clovis this morning
for a months visit with heir sister.
Robert Howat and Palmer Bradley
left this morning for Dallas. where
they will visit relatives and friends
Phone 2S3-3 rings for Barred
Rock eggs-75c for Is. 50t3
w. III. Bastien and wife left last
night for al Cruces for a visit of
three months with Mrs. Bastien's mo
ther.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weidman and lit
tie son came up from Dexter this NOR
ming for a visit with friends and rela-
tives.
FOR SALE:-Plymouth Rock eggs so
cents setting of IS. also hens. 400
w. nth st. 51t2@
W. IL AITGS hCnt W Ilh6tt lhdh@ AoSt
night to set up a boiler for the new
alfalfa meal mill that is being built
there.
DR.. c. Il. McClale left this morning
for Spokane, Wash. for a visit with
his sister. He will he gone several
weeks
Will do plain neat sewing at reas
onaDle prices, by experienced dress
maker.-Roon 3 house 70. 80 n.
Richardson. 51t2".
Mrs. John n. Kipling left this morn
ing for a visit of three or four weeks
vita relatives at her old home in San
Antonio. Texas.
FOR SALE:-Cneap. one "a Jersey
cow, birth 30 of this -nonth.-209
w. Tilden. sIt2"
Mrs. John Hoherd and two children
of Chickasha, Okla, arrived last ev-
ening for a ten days visit with c. ].
Price and family.
w. H. hnOueS leIt UnlS morning on
a two or three weeks business trip to
Kansas Citv, st. Louis and possibly
points farther east.
FOR RENT fine light house keep
ing rooms. 405 N. Penn. 51t3~
d. X. Fitzaugh. of Kermit, passed
through last night on his way to Pc
o on a business trip. He will stop
here on his way back.
WANTED: Horse. buggy, and har-
ness together or separately. Ad-
dress Box s25 giving description,
price and where found til
Councilman John II. MuIlis return
ed this morning from a short busi-
ness visit in Hagercnan, for h Pecos
Valley Lumber Company.
Judge J. NJ. Dye and family have
moved to Roswell from Carlsbad and
are living in the Hodgson residence
Oh West Alameda street.
Mrs. A. F. Field left this morning
m her return to Green Bay. Wis. az
ter spending six weeks here visiting
her brotnerin-law, +. NJ. Field.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-28
SNOW CHILLS LAVA
And TIDE lessons
WhirlwindS Caused by Heat
Cause DeS0latiOn.

Catsnia, March 27.-The eruption OF
Mount Aetna is subsiding. The lava is
now flowing at the rate Of only three
yards an hour. Much snow fell late
yesterday in the upper regions of the
mountains The temperature fell to I
degrees below zero centigrade.
The heat from the incandescent lava
causes ascending air currents. provoking
a succession OF violent whirlwinds. laden
with volcanic ashes, which increase the
desolation. Trees in the paths OF these
whirlwinds are snapped off or torn up
by the roots.
Frank Perrett. OF Brooklyn. assistant
director OF the Royal Observatory on
Mount Vesuvius. who with difficulty
reached the nelghborhood Of some Of the
craters, says the emission of lava has
almost stopped. but he is of the opinion
that the eruption has not ended The
craters are still active. but are so choked
with lava that they cannot expel it until
internal pressure increases. If this hap
pens. there may be a much more violent
eruption thar has hitherto occurred. A
possible alternative is an earthquake. Mr..
Perrett thinks the eruptive period is
likely 10 be shorter than the recent ones
Prof Ricco. of the Mount Aetna OBJ
servatory, disagrees with many of Mr..
Perrett's theories.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-28
COOK REPORTEDBACK
Steamer Arriving at New Orleans
Has Mysterious Passenger.

New Orleans. March 27-Passeng, 5 on
the steamer Abagsrenz. which reached
the mouth Of the river from Colon to-
night. declare that DR. Cook. Of arctic
fame. is aboard the snip on his way to
New York
Reporters who reached the vessel just
after the quarantine was passed searched
the ship for the mysterious passenger
who had kept 70 his stateroom since that
vessel left Colon. They had been un-
able TO locate the explorer up 70 the
time the ship weighed anchor for her
trip up the river. She will dock in the
morning
Several wireless messages were sent TO
the incoming vessel tonight addressed
TO DR.. Cook. The ship operator replied
that he had been unable TO find the per-
son addressed. DR.. Cooks name IS not
among the list Of 10O passengers.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-28
GENERAL STRIKERS
ARE ORDERED BACK
Philadelphia Unions Aban-
don Sympathy Fight.

Philadelphia. March 27.-By unanimous
vote the Central Labor Union to-day de-
clared off the general sympathetic strike
which was called more than three weeks
ago as a measure to aid the striking
carmen Of the Rapid Transit Company
and directed all men who went out at
that time 10 return to their work to-
morrow morning.
The strike Of the carmen, however, is
to be prosecuted vigorously. and work
men in this city who so back to their
occupations. as we'll as unionlsts through
out the entire State. will be asked 10
help support the motormen and con-
ductors.
Another important action Of the Cen
tral Labor Union was the adoption By
a vote of SO to "a. of a resolution pledg-
ing its members 70 "agitate and vote
for local option at every opportunity
as a means of undermining the influence
Of the saloon in the corruption Of poll
tics.
Into the meeting was injected more or
less discussion Of the proposed new in
dependent political party which the union
organizations OF this city intend TO
launch within the next few weeks
Aside from the meeting OF the Central
LabGr Union there was nothing new In
the course OF the carmen's strike
The Washington herald., 1910-03-28
RBNOUNCES PULPIT
FOR ANOTHER FAITH
Boston Methodist Pastor Sets
Universal Example"

New Haven March 27-The Rev Fran
els T. Brown. pastor OF the First Metho-
dist Church, who has stirred up the en-
tire state by his recent war on Sunday
liquor law violators, announced tonight
that he had decided to leave the Metho-
dist Church and join the Episcopal
Church,
He gave as his reason that he believed
in universal church. He felt that the
first step in this direction was for the
Protestants TO be united as one church,
and he believed this should be the Epis-
copal Church. Rev. Mr. Brown is thirty
re years old.