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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-19

Special Dispatch 20 the Tnteiiirencer.
WILLIAMSON. ". Va. April IS
Captain Julien Edmond Gauiot. the
West Virginia boy. who. with the first
nlted states Cavalry. is sitting on the
id az Douglas. Ariz.. protecting Ameri-
can lives and property from the care
lessness and recklessness OF the Mexi-
can Fcderalists and Instructors. is a
resident OF this city. He recently came
INTO prominence when with n detach-
ment OF his men. on April 18th, crossed
the Mexican border and compelled the
combatants to cease fighting. after
three Americans had been killed and
seven wounded. by balls from the com.
bat fired into Douglas. and who later
took prisoner number OF the feder-
alists
Captain Gauiot. though Of French
descent. IS himself a thorough-going
American. He vas born In MichiEan.
was educated and received his mill
tary training n V. J.. J.. Blacksburg
Virginia
He was a captain in the Second
West virginia Volunteer Infantry in
tho Spanish war: n lieutenant I'm the
21th L. :. Volunteer Infantry I'm the
PHILIPPINES In $4,000. Later he was
made a captain i'm the same regiment.
He was with his regiment az tho battle
OF San Mateo. in which General Law
ton Was killed. His brother. CORPORAL
Antonio Gauiot OF his company. n few
weeks since. was voted n medal OF
honor by Congress for Callantry in ac.
uon In this engagement
Later Captain Gauiot was placed in
command Of a company OF Maccabebee
scouts. In Lu7on.
Returns 20 Philippines.
Upon his return ~ the states he
was commissioned lieutenant I'm the
tnth Regular Cavalry. and. M his own
request transferred 10 the 11th Cav
airy. 10 join which nc returned 10 the
Philippine. Tn the Cuban election
riots In 1907 he was sent 10 Cuba
whore no remained about one year and
since that time for three was sta
TONED az Denver with the Army OF the
colorado. ON tho staf Of General
Thomas. In 1910 he was made a cap
tain in the First Cavalry and Is now
in charge 0f battalion Of three
troops. stationed a. Douglas. Arizona
The distinction is his Of being the
hrst American officer 20 lead a force
ross tho border. which hc did on tho
lath NJ April ~ compel the combat
ants at Aqua Prieta 20 cease nghtinv
after stray bullets had killed three and
wounded scvc1 American citizens and
non c0mh1flrts ON American coil NJ
douglas Uo has told both Mexican
forces in blunt and emphatic United
states That American lives and nron-
crtv must not ho injured or erdar.
r'red br fN0Ir rnCaTcwonfa and that
N either is oc1in harmed fhnf ho win
io1f an American force qcrinsf oithor
or both bodies and quickly ord and
r nien thOse so ofcuIinr Tf ie re-
ported thaf in this rc is acting under
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Clair. "a rouch rider. was killed by a
wild horse to-day. fulfilling the pre-.
dictIon OF COL Roosevelt. who wit
messed hor r'ding last fall at the from.
tier celebration
NEW YORK -Uocauao % an attack
of la grippe Errico. Caruso. who sailed
for Europe today. estimated his loss
at 100000.
MEMPHIS Floods here have aI.
ready caused loss of n half million
end thc stream is rising foot an
hour.
ALTON. uI-1rra Caroline Brndiev.
wife ~ Rev Walter Bradley. prea-
hyfcri1n minister. h1a sued for divorce
naming chorus singer as CO.
respondent.
WATERBURY Conn - william,
Luke. Who took part in a boxing erhi.
billion here last uight died this morn.
inE. HIs death was duo to injuries re
co.vod during Dis fEht with Ioo
Clancy
WASHrNGTON-A bin vas inefro-
duccd in thc house by Representative
sheppard of Texas to-day. PROVIDING
Tor thc coinage OF a two and one half
cent piece.
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DIR. Gomez Leads in Plans to De-
clare Armistice Pending Per-
manent Peace.
DIAZ MUST RESIGN
FROM THE PRESIDENCY
said to Be One COnditiOn-Both
Sides Look on the Plans
With Favor.

MEXICO CITY. April 1S-A proposE
ton Tor an armistice pending negotia-
tions Tor a settlement OF Mexico's In
ternal troubles was received by the de-
partment OF foreign relations today
from Washington. presumably fpom
DIR. Nasquez Gomez.
reply was returned in which itwas
indicated. that the government looked
with favor upon the suggestion. An
armistic proposal appeared TO be a di.
rect outgrowth OF the battle at Auga
Prieta and the consequent casualties
among non-combatants in Douglas.
Arizona. due TO the fro from the Next
can side. II pointed specifically To the
dangers Of international complications
which might follow a continuation Of
the conflict
Minister De la Barra this afternoon
sent 10 Washington the answer to the
proposal made by the agent OF the
revoluionists. In II he stipulated GER
tain minor terms 70 which Il is be.
heved there Will be no objection. II Is
said, however. that before n full agree.
ment is entered into by the government
and the rebels every detail OF the pro.
posal will be submitted TO Francisco I
Madero. Jr.
Madero Not to Oppose.
So far have negotiations now Rone
that Il Is not expected that Madero will
longer oppose the overtures his agents
have made for peace. II is believed
That no time will be lost either by the
rebels or the government in concIud.
ing arrangements for the formal deo-
laration Of the armistice and that as
soon thereafter as possible the work
or drafting terms for permanent peace
VIII be begun. Both sides realize that
the war is costing the country too
much In money and lives. Il is said,
and tho fighting at Aqua Prieta has
served 70 emphasize this view.
IL viii not surprise some persons a
the armies now opposing each Other
in the north receive orders within the
next 4S hours to cease operations. This
might prevent a threatened battle al
Juarez.
While no confirmation could be oh
tained here tonight. n rumor was cur
rent that the terms upon which the
rebels would agree to end the revolt
are the RESIGNATION OF President Dia1
within five months: the appointment
OF Minister De la Barra, as president
pending the holding OF a special presi-
Dental election and the Immediate re-
vision OF the electral laws.
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TcrSe TeIegraphic Tips

TRENTON. ". J-Christophcr g.
Buntu was oicctrocuted at tho ftats
prison tonight Uunfin was convicted
iu Essex county OF the murder OF
Mary p James
DENVER - Following negotiations.
the conductors Of tho Denver and RIO
Grrfc Railroad to-day received an
advance of from ~ to 1O per cent
Two thousand men arc affected
NEW YORK "Ue Hm~ Edward
received to-day. fhc medal which was
awarded him by che Carncrie Hero
Fund Commission for saYIuc Mayor
foyuor from death at the hands of
James y. Gallagher. ON August @ lart
MENrWs-Thc Cotton Belt Rail
road and the Pullman company arc to
ho prosecuted Tor violation of the
Jim Grow laws of Arkansas. Texas and
Tennessee in carrying Mrs Rocker r.
Washington as Pullman passenger
DNnER1AND- To be- romantic.
Gabriel Srangicr. agcd 1S. and Miss
Gertrude Iearfoes. AGED Co. were mar.
ricd iu tho vault of tho court house
today
PHlLAuELPHA-Miss GoIdia ST.
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Gets Damages
WHEELING STEEL g. IRON CO.
LOSE APPEAL.
Must Pay $4,000 20 Martin Tunney.
Auditor Dsrst Upheld by
the Court.

special Dispatch 90 tHs TnteiliEoncer.
CHARLESTON, ". Va. April IS
Tn The supreme court today q writ
OF maudamus was refused \. W.
Woodall % conpei Auditor Darst TO
pay $500 10 him for injuries re-
cclvcd while going 90 attend National
Guard enclwpwcut The sum was ap-
propriated by the legislature Of 1907.
but Auditor Darst alleged the action
was unconstitutional The opinion
was by Judge Williams and is Of far
reaching effect
Wheeling Case.
In affirming the Ohio county circuit
court, tho supreme court az appeals
holds that the Wheeling steel g. Iron
Company viii have to pay 90 Mar
Tnn'y 10000 for injuries received
when he fell from o. scafoll az tbs
Belmont mill several gears ago Tun-
ncy claimed le was requested 10
work ou ecaUoiI thar was unsafe
When 70 collapsed Dee was badly in
iurod ilo sued for 100000 and on
January TO-. 1909. he jury returned a
verdict for $1,000 The real question
involved in the highest court was the
time of filing exceptions. The court
held that "the thirty DAYS allowed for
tho taking of q hii OF exceptions when
thn exceptions relate to Judgment
entered at term which is ad i0Irncd
to an adjourned term ruu from date
of th" Judgment and not from tho end
~ tho adjourned term"
It is believed that state Auditor
barst viii decline fo issue warrants
for appropriations made by tho last
lcri lature for purposes that the
auditor is believed to have construed
as being iu violation of the Iegisla.
tion This hoief is strengthened bv
th" decision % tho supreme court m.
day in declining 90 issue a writ OF
mand1mus against him to compel Tho
issuance ~ warrants for 500 Tor
A. W W0odaI. % being Tho sum ap.
rropr'Ifod by fho legislature
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Gould Clashes With Bankers;
Elects Bush AS His Successor
kuhn-Ioeb 6 Co. Immediately with
draw From Directorate
Of Missouri-Pacihc.
ROCKEFELLER FORCES
MA FOLLOW BANKERS.
Result OF Election a Big Victory For
Gould, Who Was Forced
From Presidency

NEW YORK. April IS-Although
recently forced ont Of the position
himself. George T. Could. opposin5 the
Roo -..'Ie.' Kuhn I.rcD interests.
brought about tho election today of
p. j. Bu-h as his ~uCc, .sOr as prcsl-
dent OF the Missouri Pacific Railway.
defeating the opposition candidate.
David r. Francis. former governor OF
Missouri Mr. Bush is president Of
tho Western Maryland Railway
Tho victory Of tho Could faction
was foliOwcd Immediately by the an.
nouncom"nt Of KuhnLoeb d. Co g
Withdrawal as hauker- for the system
and with The RESIGNATION of Paul VI
Narburg. rho companys representa-.
tive o1 the board OF directors. and of
Cornelius Vanderbilt. au ally Edgar
j. Marston. representing Ulalr a. Co.
Fred T. G1ies. representing John ID.
Rockefeller and J. u Adams. Amcri.
can representative OF the Deuiscne
bank. voted against Mr. Bush. but did
not fover their connection with tho
board Do is rumorcd. however. that
Ncssrs. Adams and Niar.ton will ro.
sign also. although these cannot De
confirmed
Statements Issued.
After tho meeting both George Could
ana Kuhn Loeb d. GO issued state.
ments explaining their side OF the
case. Mr. Gould rogretfire personally
the vitndrawol Of KuhuI.oeb e. Co.
but concentrating Tho road ON the se.
lection ~ Nr Bush Kuhu.Toob Il
Co ON Tho other hand explained tIaf
they lId not favor Nr Bush and fh9f
because Of his selection. ,foeers
Narhurg au3 Vanderbilt frlt "unuu
Ing to share rnspun sIhUifv Iu the
MANAGEMENT of tho company under
these Circumstance
As given out hv Kuhrfoob o Go
fhn vote stood eight to fva Tor Mr.
Bush. Those against t.m were
M'fsre. WHrhur- Vanderbilt Adams
Naret0n and GafD.
When George Gould retired from
tho pro idrrry. if was .rrrrauv up.
dor. food that '1 Difference t9 banking
continent re eou.l permit tfr porto.
TELLER. Kuhn inrh Vanderbilt ho.dinea
io assume 90 larc.r share Ir fha man.
af'mfnt of fNe property. afI0reb tbo
Could I0.dirr. rfuI remained doof
rarf To-day events flra r-,.,at
f'hnr1lao. Iuf ns fIe fYro OF fro
.'a'nmenf iHunI by Wr Could vas
cordial .n i'. reference fo tfr poebo.
Teller. ih" Inference drawn by Wall
toonunusa on Paro Ein.j
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Halt HOStiliGeS
Federals Occupy Aqua Prleta Aban-
doned by the Rebels-No Am
nunitlon.

aqua PRIETA. Sonora. NIexfco-
april lS.-When darkness fell over
Aqua Prieta tonight 70 was undeter-
mined whether the federal troops Of
Lieutenant Colonel Diaz would re-
tain undisputed possession OF the
city. which the rebels evacuated early
today, or whether rebel reinforce-
ments appearing suddenly from the
westward this afternoon would start
another battle.
watchers were surprised after n
day of Quietude 20 see a column of
troops move out Of tha mountain
passes. twelve miles 20 the west oe
The city. ~ was az first uncertain
whether this was now rebel force
or federal reinforcements from Can
anca.
The doubt was soon dispelled. The
column began riding rapidly toward
tho city. soon glasses showed that
the approaching force was insurrec-
tos.
As they approached the outer
hrcastworkE the fodorals' outposta
opened long range rife fire which
fell short The column halted. seem
ingly surprised.
Rebel Endorsements.
Apparently the approaching rebels
were unaware that tho rebels had
fed from AEIa Priefa. and that the
border town was held by foderals.
Finally Tho column wheeled around
aud started towards tho mountains.
Then it halted AGAIN. and there
appeared af tlo mouth Of tho canon
CConHnuo on Tenth PagoJ
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Majority to Force Reciprocity

chairman Understood. of tho yvat.
ana Means committee. Ia anrlrrrfI,
proceeding ou fnn IeUaf fHaf an
amendment fD tack fLo FREQ u.t h..
hI0 rprorfs IH uu b. offered
Nh"n tlo h.I comes up for nas.sse.
IIn ffId today chat such ar amend
mont would bo af once rH.d nrf of
order. aH if could nDf be ,nrsIfar,.l
rnrmaro io fhn hII. under fHe ur..
permitting fhc offering OF amend
mfrfl.
Au effort iq fo be made f9 mind
100 'In opDu debate on nc Canadian
frli" agreement fomDrrou nIrHf
ln fu HnNrecI Ipr0rlaI speech. Ron.
ffHi'tr Hamilton. of N.HI..r IA.
.t'pIII..Iu. quoted rrcrrrr. rH.on
f1 'I. effect fhaf thn farmer rrf. orI,
r'r cont OF uh.f fHe consumer
pHfH 'Dr fnrm product. and added.
IIHf wac before fIe .rI.lU..ls OF
hr.f service mfIe f necessary for
|Im '0 modify .ome of tl. .I.t. l,
Iid before crIue scd.F
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Primary
Held az Parkersburg and Pedigo and
Murdock Named fer Mayor.

Special fIefHfrI fH tire Int. frfr.ar
PARKERSfrEG. vs.. Va. April 10
n was ] O'Clock This morning before
the final result of the first non political
primary election. under commission
form Of government iu Parkorshurg
held on Tuesday was definitely as
certained The two nominees for
mayor were W. B Pedigo. Republican.
present mayor. and Allen & Murdoch.
Democrat former mayor. If W Hous.
ton. Socialist. ran good third The
following were the eight nominees for
council four of which are 90 bo elected
at Tho election Nay o: I'D o. stephen
son. i. J.. Gilbert. ID d. Bradford.
Harry Leonard. Lake Porf'r. O.. p.
Morrison. @. s. Hawkins. Taul G..
Lehman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-19
Over PTecipice
Aged Teamstsr Meets Awful Death
After Thirty Foot Drop
Win WAGON.

-In.IH rnt.. f. fIr InfeI1Irrnrer
kEiSEK W Va. April Andy
kimmoi 1u o.1 toamaior was in.
eanf.f KILLED 900 Difficult creek. near
GcrmauIn. Grant county. by being
caught under his wagon when 90 up.
sot 20 vaa carrying hoavy load of
uea nnd went over a prccIp.ce thirty
leoi nigh. Tho team was torn loose
from thc wagon iu Tho fau and e.
capped
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-19
Scott Starts Home
west Virginia Erscrato~ % Leave
Washington TOT Day fer
Whreffru

Zoe. 'nf N..r .r"f.. fl f.I frf.rf.a .a..-.f-
WASlINGTON. N o.. Npru is
Senator Scotfs selection by the sen
ofe as n member of the board for tho
National Soldiers homo is compfi
mont conceived by Chairman Warr.n
and hIf aeoorllfca on the military af
fairs committee They planned to sur.
prise Senator Scott ard Tho first he
heard of Dr. was when told af tho bail
ramo of fIn acnafce action. There
iq M salary attached to the honor and
no opposition ia expected in the house
t0 sc0tfe selection
Tho senator leaves f1r Wheeling fo.
morrow nn1 haH rono over tho state
aIiuafon thurou.fIF nt fha end with
many Wcet N'reria Republican,
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TIVE wrArHua

western rrrrrrIuauTa ana a..
shoWerH Wedueafav. Thursday ur9trt1,,
IAir rndef1fe south winds. ferou4irr =
West rTiuin--fncroaaiur cIouflrrsu
lolloHed ~ showers wednesday or w. 80
neaoaT night THURSDAY probably fafr.
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WASHINGTON April fe Tho Dc
parfmont OF Justice ia prepared ~ 20
20 fhe supreme court fDr ru Iutorprc
f1fion of fho immunity statutes. II tho
latest contention raised hv tho fa-
fondau'e in ho "Bath tub" fruet raee
should Do rurcoe-fui
One ~ the defendants claims tho
r'rhf fo call other defendants a- bls
Witnesses Tho government fa,r
Fcrs fear Immunity may thus DO
claimed Department Official. mako
uo secret uf fhrIr concnru ~ fts
latest claim. which NJ sucres.rrf fbev
ay would practically cmaacuf4fe mo
sherman antitrust Jaw aa worff
apply to 900 anti trust actions rnfn
fh'e point ie decided fhe civil action
win hnit and Gwen Tho criminal action
may hr involved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-19
No Tub Trust
Says Wright
WHEELING MAN ON STAND IN
FEDERAL INVESTIGATION.
Asserts Antitrust Laws Have Not
Been Violated by the Manu-
faeturers.

PITTSBURG April 1S.-Advices
from Washington tonight that tho
government IS prepared to 90 to the
supreme court for an Interpretation
OF the immunity siatutes.,s as raised in
he bath tub trust" suit. caused in
terest among the attorneys for tho de
PENDANTS who are In this city in con-
nection with the civil action AGAINST
the sanitary ware concerns OF the
country accused OF combining in re-
stralnt OF trade. one Of the defend
ants atornets said tonight that
rumors of such action on the part OF
the government had been heard for
some time. bur had never been Of
icially announced.
Up 20 late tonight. no word had
been received from Washington that
would postpone the hearing now in
progress hero. The defense. il ia said
is anxious to present all tho testi-
mony they can and 60 is probable tho
c''li hearing VIII continue here to-
morrow.
Wheeiingits TestiHes.
u. VI Hoe'-cher OF Chicago. con
nc"ted with tho j. Wolc Nanufactur-
ing Company. ~ that city. and = r.
Wright az tho Wheeling Enamel Iron
Company. of Wheeling. W. Va. tcsii-
h"f to-day before Special Examiner e.
John Eoeuwtes. of Baltimore Mr.
Hoelschcr, Who was chairman Of the
committee of five. designated bv the
lG enameled ware companies. which rs
alleged fo have mot in Detroit IN
April 1910. for tho purpose ~ fixing
prices. made % general denial of tho
alleged facts as charged bv tho gov
erument Edwin T. Grosyeuor. special
a-ais'ant to the attorney general 70.
fused to cross-oxamiro tho witness
Nr Wricht also denied tho aIlcred
combination and price fixing alIoga-
fione.
The Witnesses eubpoonacd for fhe
hearing here are being called IN mo
interest NJ tho Coiwon Lead COMPANY
~ New York 70 is tho rIrhf Of ono
defendant 90 call other defendants ne
wifneeses that the government will
have The supreme court pass upon
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-03-23

sion of the City Hall by means OF
their united vote.
| For immediate relief we advocate
the following measures:
| We denounce the present so-calied
Bipartisan city charter.
| We. stand for the enactment of 4
lnew charter, which will more fully
give to the people the following:
| Home Rule.
The initiative, referendum and re-
call.
a more economical city govern
| ment, by disposins of surplus officials
BY abolishing the.Board OF Affairs.
By combining the offices of Mayor
| and Police Judge.
By combining the offices of Record
| er and Auditor; thereby leaving tho
| administration of the City in the
hands OF the mayor and Common
Council.
Abolition of the present public
contract system; all public work To
be under supervision of the City ana
all work to be performed by citizens.
We demand the following:
Municipal ownership OF public
utilities
a new municipal building.
A new and free bridge across Kan
awha river.
Public baths, Toilets and Waiting
| Rooms.
City owned Parks and Fairgrounds
Establishment of Il more efficient
Health Department.
The removal of crematcry to q
place outside of city.
No charge for the burning of the
daily refuse from stores and dwell
inss.
No livery stables to be on the
prominent streets.
The cleaning and putting all alleys
in sanitary condition.
The paving of all populated alleys.
All Salaried officials to sever their
| connections, as far as time is con-
cerned, from other business and de-
vote eight hours per day to the in
tcrest OF the city.
The establishment of an eight
hour day for all City employees at a
minimum wage of $500.
Just assessment and more equal
distribution of taxation.
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We learn that articles that
in few
will gladly
4
shafts have struck mark.
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THE END OF TUBERCULOSIS
Fake Cures For umption.
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS.

By SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS.
Any nostrum which claims to
cure tuberculosis is detriment
to the patient, since. If 1t does
no worse. it at least diverts him
by falsely inspired hopes from
the careful regimen OF life
wherein lies his best chance of
recovery. Tuberculosis nos
trums. therefore. may be divided
into the positively harmful and
the negatively harmful classes.
In the first class should put all
these containing opium. bash
eesh. chloroform and any con-
siderable quantity of alcohol.
Every physician whose work
takes him into the slums well
knows the typical history OF the
consumptive working man who
puts his faith in this class OF
nostrums. Stimulated by the al
cohol or IuIled by the morphine
into fictitious hopefulness or Sc
curity. he continues his I'M
changed ha bits OF life until the
final breakdown comes with ap-
pallinS swiftnesS. TO those of
the medical profession l leave
it to say how swiftly incipient
tuberculosis becomes galloping
consumption under the influence
of these drugs.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-03-23

influence and guidance of capitals.
corporation interests.
The present Bi-PartiZan system Cf
government as now exist in TIE city
of Charleston have failed to provil.
the city with progressive municipal
administration. But has don" moth
ing more than partnership between
the corrupt politician of the two old
parties, placing the entire city adj
ministration il the hands of the ma
chine politicians and placing the peo-
pie at the mercy of the special in
terest. In view of the fact that the
great majority of the people are
working class take more activa
part in the political struggles. in
order to bring about the desired pub
lie improvements.
Both old parties have become the
agencies Of the capitalist class and
carry on their political work. to the
great detriment of the wealth-pro-
ducers
Municipal government is insti-
tuted for the protection of the peo-
pie. not for the purpose of becom-
ing the instrument of community by
capitalist cliques and corporation in
terests.
Inc SoclallSt Party. While reallZ-
ing that Socialism in its final effects
will benefit all the people. insists
that no political party can represent
the interests Of all people under the
present capitalist conditions. The
Socialist Party takes pride announc-
ing that its supreme efforts are to
defend and represent the interests
Of the working class
1t is with this clear conception of
our political mission that we enter
this municipal campaign to bring
about the reforms and improvements
in the management of the public at
fairs and TO strengthen the political
organization of the working class,
with view of increasing the power
and influence of the wealth produc-
ers. so necessary in the great strug-
gle for the emancipation of labor
from the bonds of wage slavery.
The working people of Charleston
must get together like our comrades
IN Milwaukee under the Banner of
the Socialist Party and take possess