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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-24
Card OF Thanks,

We wish to express ourslncere thanks
to our neighbors and friends for th,
kindness and sympathy shown us al
the recent death of our wife and moth.
er. Also for the flowers.
Luther Wade,
Fred Wade,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wade,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Wade,
Mr.. and Mrs. &. b. Madison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drohat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-24
BOWEN'S NO TAR
ROOFING.

Bowen is selling lot Of that NC
TAR NEVER LEAK ROOFING. i
is the only Feb Roofing that has stood
the test Of time here in Vermont Ma
Tar, No Gravel. No Leak. and is the
very BEST Lots Of other roofs give
out. but what Bowen sells lasts. Prices
the same and deliver il. Don't lel
them fool you. get the best and keep
dry.
A. l.. BOWEN. So. Dorset. Vermont.
Reel Es,a,e. Collection Asea. photographic
and Asciloaser
Pbons 1914.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-24
FOR SALE:

Preceding trade having fallen
through, | again offer the Pro-
vancher place at Manchester
Depot at a very reasonable price.
House and lot also another lot
Address, Edward LaFranchise
332 School St Bennington, Vt.
Telephone 249.L 48
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-24
Commissioners Notice
Estate Of Edward whitten

TlNINIt OF FWWHTI NITIfI
Tho undersigned, hnvtns been appointed
by the Honorable Pruhato Court Of the hts.
trict ~ Manchester Commissioners, 10 70.
colvr. examine, and adi lust the claims aud
demands OF nli persons against the estate 81
Edward whittier Into of Arlington.
IN said District decreased, aud all claims exs
hibited IN offset thereto hereby give notice
TINT We viii meet Tor the purpose Aforesaid
NJ the Arlington House ia the village Of
Arlington VT, w said District on the
10Th day ~ August, next, from ! o'clock
.. ma until four o'clock y, M, on spld day
and that six months from the 10Th day Of
Feb A. D., 1910. is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors 60 present their
claims To Us for examination aud allowance,
dated at Arlington, this 18th day Of Feb
A. H.. lpl0
q. ". BUCK, g,,,,
n NJ Tnrnhnm Admr AZ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-24

vice. ts4ossttng stshes - seefsts s&t
segSGsfR sNesia SCI fsakt gtss Eusnrs sedfsta
- -sEi % ptstsNt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-24

A superior quality ~ hardwood ashes, oar
ashes have iicea carefully prut0Nted and are
null strength Also SOME goti Hidrs al
stnNV min Nood, consisting uf hardwood
chunks ANA corner weed. We have Misc fat
sale I4istings kindlina no best Kind Of kind
iiuH wood ever offered for sale hefu, can OF
or address TnE bsroS uoarNRAaf GO
a Manchester rputef OF sunderland, VI,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-24
A Gard.

We. the undersigned. do hereby agree to
refund the money on a GO-cent bottle Of
Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II IL fails
TO cure your cough or cold. We also guaran.
tee 25-cent bottle To prove satisfactory or
money refunded,
Iiards Drug store. Whipple's Drug Store
A. II. Pettibone n. A Bropby
J. A. Marshall Adams a 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-24
Estate Of Susan A. Bentley.

Order OF Notice Beneficial.
STATE or VERMONT. District OF Man.
chester. SIS
The Honorable Probate Court for he Dis
triet .iforesofd
To the heirs and nll persons interested IN
the estate Of susan A. Bentley late OF
sandgate In said District, deceased.
GREETING
WHEREAS, application hath been made Ia
this Court In writing. by the Administrator
praying for license and authority to sell all
Of the real estate OF said deceased TO wit
The home farm In said SHndRais owned by
said susan A. Bentley ut the time OF her de-
cease and standing In the name OF w. \.
Bentley and wife representing 70 said
court that II would be beneficial 20 the
heirs and all persons Interested in the es-
tate OF said deceased. 10 sell said estate and
convert the same into money.
Ana bringing into Court the consent and
appreciation IN writing. Of all The heirs To
said estate residing IN this state md setting
forth the situation OF the real estate
WHKhEufoN. this said Court appointed
and assigned the Ttn day 81 April, 1910,
NJ the Probate ONCE ia Manchester, IN said
District. 10 hear and decide upon said mp
piicHtion, and ordered that public
notice thereof to b. given 70 all persons IN
fnfeet@d therein, BY Publishing said order
together with the time and place Of hearing,
three weeks successfully Ia the Manchester
Jor RIAL q Newspaper which cifcolat.s Ia
the neiehborhuod 0f those interested IN said
estate. all ~ which publications shall i,a
pfefioas 10 the day assigned for herring.
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified 10
appeaF before said Cont NJ "a time aud
place assigned, then ana there IS said Court
n nihke your objections 70 the granting of
such license. u you srr eaare.
Given under ms hand al Man hester. III
aid District. this 18th day of March, 1910.
~ W. Is. KIsKRTDT Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-24

BARKING. HACKING. HAsPTSG COUGH
can he broken Bp quickly BY Aliens Lung
iinAsam. This cid. reliable remedy has been
sold fof over ~ years. Ask your druggis,
Atout IL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-24

furnish the monument shown in
the above cut and many others in three
sizes. II you contemplate purchasing
either Mausoleum, Monument, or any
thing in the line Of cemetery work, write
me and ! will furnish you designs TO
choose from, and give you prices set
complete in any cemetery. Bee my
January adv. in Journal for partial list
of people ! have sold work to in Man.
chester. Prices reasonable, work guar.
anteed first class. Your patronage
solicited.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-24
BREAK NEW sHoEs TSP

y HAEHh = y " 6fI'fT FHF
AlieDs foot-Ease, powder. II prevents
iightness and clustering. cures GofBs, Run.
IONS swollen. Sweslins. Aching feet. At
druggist. r. eta. sample mailed FREE. Al.
dress A. ;. 0lmsisc lie Roy. NY.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-03-03

Literaria de San Miguel, que se
verified en la sala de los mayo
res, la cual Sc hallaba proiusa.
mente decorada con banderas,
colgaduras Y retratos del Padre
de su Patria.
La orquestra bajo la direction
del Hermano Fabian TOGO pleas
con mucho primor Y fue ruidosa-
mente aplaudida.
Los ensByOs recitados pof j.
Felipe Hubhell, 2do. Y Manuel
Luian fueron de muchO merito V
la manera en- que Sc recitaron
dei6 la impression de que los j6-
venes oradores haran ruido en- el
future estado dc Nuevo Mexico.
Antes de c0nclmr. ell Padre
Bubst habl0 de una nanera muy
acertada cumplimentando & los
estudiantes por su habilidad pa.
IA entretener enelprograma mu-
steal y literario que habian eiecu-
tado. Los Revs. Padres Pugens
Y Renaud Sc hallaban tambien
presentes.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-03-03
MtJOR De 10 QUE tSPtRABAN.

Las delegaciones del Territorio
que han lido q Washington sobre
negocios del estado y otros de
especial, han tenido me.
jor recibimiento del que antici-
paban y por tai raz6n los miem.
bros de las mismas han vuelto
muy satisfechos y llenos de con-
fianza de que dltimamente sera
aprobado el acta de habilitaci6n
antes de que termine la session
actual del Congreso. Green, ade.
mas, tener raz0n para esperar
que Sc insertaran en- el proyecto
donaclones sustHuciales de terre-
no para heneticio de institucio-
mes del estado y que todo SO lie.
vara q cabo de una mauera sa.
lisfactoria para ell pueblo dc
Nuevo Mexico y Arizona. Estos
pronosticos y anticipaciones pa
recen estar bien fundados, aun.
J que no faltan iuformes de otra'
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-03-03

fuentes de que parece no estar to-
do seguro Y que todavia hay
riesgo de que pueda fracasar 8
aplazarse todo ell negocio. Lo
1nico que parece iustiticarla con.
fianza que Sc tiene es que el Pre-.
sidente Taft esta fuertemente en-
favor de la nedida de estado, Y
como hasta aquf ha podido ALA.
mar el camino, es razonable Greer
que hara 10 mislno en- 10 que
falta que andar, y que todo que
dara bien arreglado para antes
de que sc prorrogue est8 session
del Congreso. Es tambien digno
de nota que la supuesta intran-
sigencia del senador Beveridge
no fue Observable Ell ningun acto
8 expression suya por los visitan.
ties & Washington, Y que todos
han vuelto mny satisfechos del
tratamiento que recibieron & sus
manos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-03-03
IL EAIAuCIODt WASHINGTON.

FL natalicio del "Padre de su
Patria" fu6 propiamente eelebra
do en el Colegio de San Miguel
por los estudiantes, quienes ell
dfa % del eorrieute Sc reunieron
en el patio del Colegio a saludar
la bandera Y despues eiecutaron
81 programa que Sc habfa prepa.
rado para la OCCASION &c una ma
nera muy efectiva { interesante.
Fu6 la orden del dfa un entire.
tenimiento literario v musical
bajo los auspieios de la Sociedad
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-03-03
DEpCADo LOS MJORES INTERESTS DEL TERRORO DE NEvO MEXICO EN-
La AriStOCrdCid
POIitiCa y Social

quina contra los hispanO-ameri-
canos la cual no los permite es-
tar conformes sin manifestar q
cada paso sus sentimientos.
No hay ningnn motive nj ra-
z6n para que sigan tai linea de
conducta, pnes los hispano.ame
riennos son buenos ciudadanos,
0bedientes 6 las leyes, tolerantes
de las opininnes y preferencias
de los dem6s; Y cuando siendo
ciudadanos de otra nHciou fue-
ron incorporates a los Estados
Unidos no eran esclavos nj sier-
vos sino hombres lures que dis.
frutaban de los pleuos derechos
de ciudadania. AL ser puestos
bajo la protection del gobierno
de los Estados Unidos no se es-
tipulo que serian relegados q
categoria inferior q la de los de.
mas ciudadanos, sino Que Sc
declare clara y categoricamente
que disfrutarian iguales derechos
Y privilegios.
jQne poder tan grande preten
den tener, pues, los Mark Smiths
Y sus asociados para tratar de
anular los derechos superiores
de un tratado international Y
10 proveido por Ia constitution
d. los Estados unidos y las leyes
del pals? IAcaso quieren munar
polfticamente suprimiendo los
votos de sus contrarios 6 estAn
solamente impulsados por la
pomona del odio que destila en-
sus corazones? Creemos que ell
negocio proviene de una y otra,
pues buscan q la par su conve
hiencia y la satisfaction de sus
antipatias.
No dudamos que en- Nuevo
Mexico hay muehos que abrigan
iguales sentimientos y las mis-
mas torcidas intrnclones contra
los ciudadanos hispano. o.america
nos, Y que acogerian con alho.
rozo cualquiera oportunidad cue
ST. preSentase para realizarlos'
De -stO Sc han visto sehHles in.
equivocas en- 10 pasudo y tam
POGO faltaran en 10 yenidero.
! Entire los que nos odian con to,
das veras y los que nos toleran
pnr interes v conveniencia pro.
pia no es mucha la distancia, y
puede llegar el dia en- que ambos
ramos Sc uman y Sc confabulen Il
en- perjuicio nuestro. Por tai
razon, debemos estar prevenidos
para cualquiera eventualilad
que sobrevenga y tener siemprC
presente que la conservation d.
muchos derechos solo dependpr
de nosotaos mismos. Enmen
dando nuestras deficiencies J
hacienda esfuerzos para adelan
tar en- la senda del progreso !,
de la instruction quit6mos todC
prptesto q nuestros enemigol
para atacarnos en- nuestros de
rpchos y nos sabremos defende
mejor EN- la arena politica y eI
la social. No es este porqu
nuestros enemigos sean superio
res 8 meiores que nosotros, sine
tporQue ellos tienen la ventaj,
de pertenecer q la mayoria gu
rige y gobierna y Sc considera
bien seguros en- sn posicion. Pt
ro pesando imparcialmente lo
meritos y deficiencias de unos
otros no creemos que los hispa
. no-americanos tendrian la peo
parte.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-03-03

penetrar. DE ahi resulta que
nunca saben arriba del nivel
intellectual que teniau al dejar la
tscuela y que siempre Y hasta
el fin de sus dias permaneeeran
ignorantes y faltos de educaci6n
por mas que reclamen V pesu.
man tenerla.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-03-03

Ciertos cabecillas politicos es-
tan tan posei1os de In idea de
su superioridad y grandeza v
de- los meritos y excelencia de
aquellos q Quieues rppresentan
y son sus partidarios, que quie.
rem Y pretenden proscrihir y des-
calificar a pueblos enteros y pri
varlos de sus derechos y privi-
lpgios como ciudadanos. Esto
10 htcen extravia,los por su pre-.
suncion v encOno Y por el des-
pecho qne sienten al yer que a.
quellos 4 quienes aborrecen y
atacan no se someten 4 la ser
vidumhre politica que quisieran
imponerles. Entire estos sujetos
desatentos y furiosos figura en-
primera Inca Mark Smith, que
en- IN tempo no distante repre-.
sent6 & Arizona en- el Congr so.de
la Union. Este sujeto, moyido
por sus propios spntimientos de
intoleraucia y preocupacion y
deseoso de ayudar a sus parti.
darios en- su obra de proscrip-
ci6n, sc present0 el otro dia ante
la comicion de territories del Sc.
nado y pronunci6 un discurso bu-
ribundo en- contra de los ciuda.
danos hispano.americanos pi.
dieudo que Sc insertase en- ell acta
de habiitaci0n la provicion des
califcativa adoptada por la lie
gislatura para que no tengan
derecho q votar aquellosquen Sc
pan hablar, leer y escribir el iIgl-
es. La pretencion de Mark Smith
tiene por objeto proscribir Ell
conjunto & toda la raza hispano.
americana tanto en- Arizona co.
mo en- Nuevo Mexico y obedece
q las preocupaciones que abri.
gan y favorecen much0s sujetos
ell ambos territories. Els pro.
pable que su proposition no sea
adoptada, pues no es possible
que los senadores de la referida
comisi6n hnyan llegado al grade
de intolerancia que envilece &
Smith y sus partidarios y sim
patizadOres. Ha servido, sir
embargo, para retardar y en-
torpecer ell nPgoeio del estadC
para dos territories, el cual es
taba en- Was de arreglarse muy
prontamente.
Fue mny natural que semelan
tie pretensi0n provoease much'
Indignation entire los ciudada
nos hispano.american0s de eNnevt
Mexico Y Arizona y entire todos
aquellus que est6n por la justi
cia y la equidad y consideran co
mo un ultrale estupendo y sol
ejemplo que Sc traten de annla
las provisiones de Ia constitu
ci6n de los Estados Unidos Y 10
compromises solemnes c0ntrai
dos por los tratados. Solameu
te hombres que no tienen con
cincia de sus actas, que Sc ha
llan cegados por pasiones RUNE
y bastardas y que perfidament
quieran anular aquello que n
pueden doniinar son capaces d
hacer semeiantes atentados cor
ira los derechos del hombre. i
espiritu que prevalecia y domi
naba en- los tiempos de la escls
vitud no esta extpnto todavit
81 no que prevalpce en- todo s
rigor Y fuerza en- ciertas naturs
lezas y agrupaciones politica
que llevan por principle que !
fuerza constituye el derecho. Il
es ell verdadero motive de su il
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-03-03
so CentavOs pOr mes,
POr un Anilb de ORC SoHdo, Una LeOndna \ un RelOi
Solo Sc Venderan 100, Pagaderos MensuaInente

Para anunciar nusas ioyas ofecemos reoes
onnas enchapad que pagaeros
soc centavos mensuales: Soamene S22
stos reoes deseamos haccr gaanados
del mejor mecanismo dobe cuerda hoao visible Smpre
haremos de la de reojes
puede cesar de los pazos Esta gna
ha dado eo Este reo superior uaque que
Vd otra parte 3O00 La reoi
nora es arga, de nueyo estlo esmeradamene abrada
Esta venta mitada suspender
esa oerta cuaquer TEMPO 81 vd
sorprenda de que no la aceptemos
Mndenos vuea de 90 dep6sito,
varemos este hemoso reo cadna FL balance S200
CARA Vd. ash
Los pmero meses Vd pagard $500 0o por Des
Vd pagaa SOC hasta que balance eubierto
Una pagada la regalo anio
de sodo garanzando que representa- vaor $1,000 En-
contrario ell dnero sera devuelto.
Envie orden seguda dee oportndad Las
condolences de esos mensua convnien an
d mas pobe puede hace de este reo cadena ano de
lido pagando SOC cada Escriban hoy msmo6
RFNCH w WATCH GO.
% Thames ST., New York
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-29
Clock will Run 10000 Years.

1t is reported that Lord Rayleigh's
son has invented clock which
would seem to prove that the ques-
ton of perpetual motion has been
practically solved, for this clock, it
is claimed would run for 10000 years
without being wound up or touched
in any way.
The clock consists of two leaves
of aluminium, glass tube, and a
fraction of gain Of radium, that
mineral Of which really very little is
known at present, which causes the
aluminium leaves to move once
minute and at the same time to ring
a bell.
Nothing is said as TO the accuracy
of this tfmepieee, nor as to whether
it is an easy matter to read the time
of day by its means, but, should 1t
prove to be an accurate and mex
pensfve clock, 1T would certainly be
an invention of the greatest benefit
to mankind.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-29

test between Mr.. Soper, J. T. Har.
ris, the incumbent, and Dr. F. A.
Everhardt. Mr.. Soper will take
charge of the postoffice as soon as
the transfer can be made.
Dr.. Harry Burns Hitchins sent for.
NAL letters of acceptance of the pres
idency of the University of MIchi-
gan to the members of the board OF
regents.
Kathrine Romansky of Sparta, who
stood highest in the stenographic ex-
aminations held by the civil service
commission, at Madison, set a new
record when she took ITS words in
one minute.
At a recent London dinner Mrs.
, Ava Willing Astor expressed the in
tention of returning to America IN
August to reopen the Willing house
in Newport and to entertain ON a
large scale.
Miss Helen Kimball, daughter OF
Postmaster L. H. Kimbalk, and Miss
Louise Ulrich, both of Neenah, were
formally presented to Pope Pious at
Rome. The audience was private
and was arranged by the American
consul at Rome.
If you intend to go to Berlin in
the future, you may become the guest
of the kaiser if you have the neces,
sary money to pay for the privilege,
for Emperor William has gone into
the hotel business, and is now the
principal owner of Hotel Adlon, one
of the SWEETEST hotels in the city on
the Spree.
Count Vladimir Gelesnoff, Russia
is announced as one of the speakers
at the Green Lake Bible institute on
| Aug. to u. Count GelesnOff is
now living in Minneapolis, where he
is editor of periodical. Prof. Sofas
Evans of the department of Hebrew
| and Hellenistic Greek at the Unfver.
! sity of Wisconsin, is another of the
| speakers.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-29

New York, July 24.-Articles of in
corporation have been filed in the
county clerks office for a religious or
ganization to be composed of all
christian churches. All protestant de-
nominations, as we'll as Roman Catho-
lie and Greek churches, will be asked
to join the organization. 1t is incorpor-
ated under the name of A Christian
Unity Foundation, and it will aim to
do for christianity what the Carnegie
and Sage foundations do for education.
A lay member has offered $4,000 to
Fay initial expenses.
All of the leaders in the movement
are men prominent in the Protestant
Episcopal church. The incorporators
are twelve clergymen and twelve lay
men. They represent both high and
low churches. Six of the clergy are
bishops. According to the incorpOra-
ton, the purpose of this foundation
is
"To promote christian unity at
home and throughout the world and
to this end to gather and disseminate
accurate information relative to the
faith and works of all christian
bodies; to set forth the great danger
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-29

expired term of President Rafael
Reyes, after the latter left the coun-
try. The elections were conducted
quietly.
A general strike has been decided
upon by the central committee OF
the National Railroaders' union OF
France. After a meeting the strike
committee was instructed to rusH
arrangements and give the signal for
a general WaIkout as soon as posi-
BILE. It was announced that the rail-
road companies refused to consider
further negotiations.
DIR. Sun Vat Sen, leader of the
Chinese revolutionary party, is COM
ing to the United States shortly to
consult his compatriots on financing
an outbreak, according to news
brought by the Empress of China.
Notices of the termination of COM
mercial treaties one year hence have
been dispatched by Japan to Euro
pean countries, including Great Brit
ain
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-29
SNEEzEFEST SOON
IN FULL SWING
EASTERN KE-CHEWERS HE
AWAY INTO NEW HAMP-
SHIRE.
BUT NEW-FANGLED SERUM GIVES
GREAT HOPE TO STERNU-
TATIONISTS.

The great sneeze-fest of this coun-
trv. the annual convention of the
United States Hay Fever association
lin in New Hampshire, will be held
beginning Friday, August &c.
Hay fever is not pleasant disease
and it makes it's victims suffer and
DESTROYS their good temper. But 1t is
nv far the best organized disease IN
the country. SO far as is known the
ioundice sufferers have never held a
convention. ana no one has called d
meeting of those afflicted with in
growing toenails.
Not alone do the hay fever victims
oet together and commtsserate WIFI
each other. but they get out a booklet
each wear which contains all the III
formation that can be obtained ABOUT
rho disease. it's remedies, and the
nIaces where the sufferers are ex'
empt for some, partly exempt tor
others. ard not at all for Others. so
I'm classifying the places the numbers
e,f those who have reported exempt
not exempt and partly so are given.
The selection of New Hampshire
place was really made on merit 1or II
has the largest number OF exempt re-
ports from that place of all Ihose
where the hay fever persons go for
relief. Ninety-three persons have re
rorted that they are totally exempt
while there, twenty-three that they
are not exempt, and sixty-four thai
thew get partial relief. According te
the statistics prepared, New Hamp
shire leads all places as haven tol
the persistent sneeZers. But THIS Is
an eastern view which takes no cog
nizance of north Wisconsin.
The booklet of the association Il
made I'D largely this year from the
twelfth annual report of the Heufie
ber.Bund Won Helgoland, which is the
Hav Fever association of Germany
There is a description of an operation
which is being used, and so far witt
success, in bringing about not relic
but a cure Germany is also using al
injection of alcohol at the nerve roots
as a cure.
France has a serum which is beinl
used, but there is no report concern
ing it's effectiveness. The results o
new discoveries for the disease II
this country are reported, including
everything from electric drugs to tn
breathing of air heated by electri
| lamps. Another plan is TO insert liqui
paratfine in the nose, so that II ma
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-29

the common faith; to bring together
all who are laboring in the same field,
and this in the belief that full knowl-
edge of one another will emphasize
our mutual membership in the one
body of Christ and our common agree
ment in the essentials of faith.
The twelve laymen are Colonel
Charles w. Larned, of the military
academy at West Point: Rear Admiral
Caspar F. Goodrich, late commandant
of the New York Navy Yard; R. Full
ton Cutting, John M. Glenn, general
agent of the Sage foundation; Mr.
Francis G.. Huntington, son of the
Rev. DR.. William r. Huntington, and
lately elected a member of the vestry
OF Grace church; Mr.. George Gordon
King, of Newport and New York, cap
italist and treasurer of the Episcopal
general board of missions; William
Fellowes Morgan, manufacturer, who
lives at Summit, N. j., Mr.. George
Wharton Pepper, of Philadelphia; Mr..
Lawson Purdy, Mr.. Charles G. Scum
ders, of Boston; Mr. William Jay
Schieffelin, president of the Citizens
union, and Mr.. John H. Stiness, of
Rhode Island.