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F, Lynch, commissioner of public safety at Law- rence, Mass., who has charge of the police department there, today the house rules committee, which is hearing testimony on conditions in the mill strike in that city, that he did not know by what authority of law wonen with babies in their arms had been taken to the police station after the riot at the depot. No Parents Appealed to Him. T'nger questioning by Representa- tive Stanley, Lynch said none of the parents of the children had appealed to him against their helng taken away, but he understood from one of his po- lice captains that all of them did not have permission to leave. “Did yon see in the jail, after the struggle at the depot, worien and children, and women with babies in their arms?” asked Representative Starley. “Yes, I saw were not in jail. Held Until Cases Disposed Of. ‘How were they restrained:® Weren't they free to go if they wanted to? “They were brought there to be held ey tkem there, but ti until their cuses had been dispcsed of.” “They were brought there by the police, then, and did you ask any of these mothers whether they were in- carcerated hecause they h: tried to keep their children from being kid- napped or because they tried to send thera away?” No, I did not,” replied Lynch Didn’t Know the Law. “By what warrant were these moth- children there?” f jidn't know what the law on the subject.” was Well, then, just w were they arrested?” persisted M anley. “I dont think they were, and 1 did not know at the station whether they were mothers or not,” replied Lynch. His testimory ended there and he will e or the stand tomorrow { Mrs. Taft at Hearing. children who were brou on ommittee to testify in its 1 the two congressional res- conditions heir of the wit- ation o ded and membe: tes committee of Lawrence were nded the -] tention to the riot at the sta- Children Locked in Celis. Max Bogatin of Philadelphia, a witness ¢ erday and da 1id he had seen boys and girls, in cells, loc men ar he riot, I beon fined $1 for blocki George E. torney, appe mittee, decl: he had getting court officials to show complaints against the children. Says Soldiers Swore at Her, Josephine a striker, testi when she went out for a walk opped her ith .a bayonet t a soldier and ¢ at her. en she him with her muff and was arrested for assault, iocked up und fined $10 On another occasion, she she had seen a woman St head with cluly by a policeman and had en men beaten until their s were covered with bivod. System to Prevail in Labor Wars. Simon Knebel, who w3 in Law- rence on Saturday, February 24, a member of the committee from Phil- adelphia, and organizer of the Indus- trial Workers of the World, was- the next witness, is system of teking children from rike wns is a system that's going prevail in this country in the future m labor wars,” said Kne 5 imported from ked Representat it nas been used in Europe,” 1 that is not the it should be tried to know the fact,” ick. it is a good system,” Knebel niinued Scenes at the Depot. ing of what happenel at ice depot, Knebel said: roured’ the children in a file arted to send them out t door. Then we saw two Just as we left the started their bloody the “hildren and their parents be- s through the line of po- police tore the children screaming and there were They were most unearthly yvells, I saw one po- liceman strike a pregnant woman in the abdomen. Dragged Away by Pcliceman, “When I came out, I was stooping over four or five children. 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SEVIN, & SON, 118 Main Street. e — “Netch COLTAR s on and to take off and to tie a tle tn. luett, Peabody & Company, Mskers, Troy, N. Y. e e K e s told | after a trial you fail to get any benefit | | see wemen and children hurt that vay. I didn't care if I was getting murderec that day.” | “How many women did you sge beatan that day?” asxed Mr. Henry. “I saw a whole wagon load of in- jured, I saw one young woman, not striker, clubbed by a policeman. She was struck scverzl times in the back. Finally they arrested me, and I was kept in the station house sev- eral hours with women and children in cells.” Children Not Fed. Representative Hardaick called at- tention to the fact that the system of removing chiléren had been used in Italy, Bzlgium and France. “That makes no differ=nce said Knebel, “Though 'this is first time in the history of this coun- try that it was ueec, the conditions at Lawrence justified it.” In the police station where he was locked up. Knebel said that all day the children were not given anything to cat, fifteen or eighteen of them. | { | | | nere,” the Babies Taken from Mothers. “Some of them were children at the breast,” he continued, *“Some of the husbands whose wives were locked up brought children to their mothers to be nursed When the case came np some of the children were forcibly tak- en from their mothers, to be tal a poor farm to bhe cared for.” “Were thz children actually up in the sams kind of ceils where thieves and cr:minals were locked up™ asked Representative Pou. Policemen’s Word Taken. same kind of en to tie fined besides yot one of the mothers were made no difference what the ony was. They tock the policeman’s word for it.” Trained Nurse Testifies. New York, trument- from also was a :t Sanger. of who was i g the children =w York. Law investigaie asked Mr, conditions at | | | id Out_of hildren only them had any underwear on,” Miss Sanger. | “And these people were working in | a woolen mill?” asked Representative | Stanley r outer <l hing rresentative We of most the the docto 2 o hildren in New York a them were sick and em- i i aciated, ought to have seen the chil- at when we got them to New York,” said Miss Sanger. “They grab- bed the meat and ate it with their hands, they were so hungry.” LOOMFIXERS TO RETURN. Voted at Meeting Last Night to Go Back to Work Today. Lawrence, Mass.,, March 4. —Loom- fixers in all the mills will repori for work tomorrow morning. This was iecided upon at a meeting of the un- on tonight, The loomfixers are not affiliated with the Industrial Workers f the World or the American Feders tion of Labor, but have an interna- tional organization of their own. William D. Haywood, the Industrial Workers of the World organizer, left tonight for Washington, explaining he desired “to offset the adverse senti- ment created by John Golden and | Samuel Gompers” of the American | Fedsration of Later. He said he has not heen asked to testify before the congressionat committee, STRIKERS MAKING A POOR IMPRESSION | Stories of Starvation Not Borne Outg hy Their Appearance. l (Special to The Bulletin.) ‘Washington, March 5.—The hear- ings now going on before the rules committee of the house on the resolu- tion introduced 1 the social vy Representative t member from tracting a great crowd each day. delegates from the Lawrence strik are not making a very good imp sion upon the members of the com- mittee or the public generally. The stories that are being sent out as to ed and pinched condition of ldren of the party are not by their appearanc® They look about the average of children ot their age and as full of life, as the officers in the house office building can testify. They lave evi- i dently been reared to consider an of- ficer of any kind as thelr natural en- v, ana expressions of ‘sympathy have been heard for the officials of Lawrence who have to deal with hun- dreds of them. One of the aclual striking work- men, who has ‘been placed on the stand, is a' Pole and seems to be some- thing of a leader among the men. He s on’ the stand Saturday most ol day, but was asked to step aside 1d allow the representa of the textile unions to mx he was about to ! It was during statement that the “rough house He id that the Law strike was not a st American Federation of Labor un- stood the word. It was more of a olytion, he said. Among labor un- ions the strike was the last resort he said, after all attempts at a set- | tement with the employer had failed. | At Lawrence, he said, “no living man, but the few in the Wood mill, knew five minutes before they weat out that there was to be a strike.” He said |mes.- work people were members of ! the Industrial Workers of the World, 1 @ socialistic organizati'n whica did { not affiliate with the American Feder- | | i { the making of this| oc- | | Curre | | | as! ation of Labor. Fle contradicied Con- gressman Berger's that theso men represented 10,000 work- people as iheir organization had at the beginning of ‘he trouble but a few { members over 200. { out were driven out by these men. | During the making of his statement the strikers in the { “Liar!” and one statement audience shouted woman rose in her phrce. and s “Everything you say is a lie!” . “’hairman. -Henry of the committee threatened to clear the ragm: if these interruptions were | Dot stopped. This dia not seem to. have the degired effect, and more in- Bulting . Tems:%s were hurled "at the vitness, Thig. brought “ongressman Stanley ot Kentucky ‘¢ his feet, and he shouted, “The next person who in- sults tbis or any other witness will g> to jail if there is power enough in the huuse of representatives to send him or her there” Tais had the ef fect of quieting matters down, as th-y yu\!zag that Mr. Stanley meant what Others who went’ { ‘ It was developed that most of the airikers. 90 per cent. it was said were The Right Way to do Youe Housecleaning. Mrs. Tired N. Weary—'‘Here’s a letter from Mrs, Sprightly. She wants John and me to'come over on Wednesday night. I would just love to go—but no, 1 will be housecleaning next week. Scrubbing and rub- bing make me unfit for everything. It is worse than a whole week of washdays, isn’t it, Anty Drudge?’”’ Anty Drudge—*‘1t depends altogether on how you do your housecleaning, my dear. 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Follow the directions on the red and «green wrapper. Use any time of year. R~ e not citizens of this country, never hav- ing been naturalized. The leader said he had taken out his first papers when | he first came over eight years ago, but had never done anything further with the matier. He said that there were in the mills of Lawrence 400 Russian subja and that they would apply to the Russ:an ambasesador for r £ it they could not get it any way. @ other A $500 INCREASE FOR CONNECTICUT MARSHAL Senator Brandegee Abandons Effort to Have It Made $1,000. (Special to The Bulletin Washington, March 35.—Rlepreser tive Webb, from the commitiee on the judiciary on Saturday submitted a re- port in which the committee had unan- imo agreec to recominend the pas- cage of a bill to increase the salary of the marshal of the Connecticut dis- | trict from $3,000 to $2,500. The report shows that the salary | of the marshal has been the same for | sixteen years, and that the volume \uf: | herent business of the office has increased in that time about 40 per cent., and the population hug increased about 400, 000, it now has a population of 1,114, T56, and that there is no district hav ing e population of over 1,000,000 or more that the marshal receives a sal- ary of $3,00\ a year. The bill as it passed the senate pro vided for a salary of §3,000 a year, The ccmmittee recommend an amend- ment making it $2,600. Senator Brandegee, who iniroduced the o-iginal bi' said this aflerncor that he would accept the amendment, as it was the best that could be done until the sualary of the United States attorney was increased, Roosevelt-LaFollette Meeting. Velva, N. D, March 5.—Roosevelt and LaWollet'e speakers addressed a joint meeting from the same plat form this afternoon. Gifford Pinchot was scheduled for a Roosevelt meet- ing here, as was State Senator E. 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