St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-06-25

acter unless ladies were present to grace the oc-
casion. The ladies will remain conspicuous and
honored SO long as knight Templarism exists in
this land Of freedom and liberty. The Knights
will gather in civic or battle array, and bravely
defend the ladies'. We glad to be with you,
and are gland you take lively interest in our
order. 1t is matter of great interest to us as
we see the husband, the brother, the
father come home with them, and we
feel that they have an interest In this gathering
and as you go out you may rest assured the Ia
dies will ever be at your side to give you en-
couragement and bless you with their sweet
smiles. l am here from the grand jurisdiction
of Iowa. There was time when Minnesota
and Iowa were in one jurisdiction and as 1 came,
l know not when left Iowa and came into the
jurisdiction of Minnesota. Suffice it, know l
am among Knight Templars and the ladies are
with us to help US in our work.
'tKIGHT TENPLARIsN''
was the next toast, and the response was made
by c.. c.. W. C. Williston:
'Those of the craft will recollect the history of
the noble old craftsman who said, THAT which
have purposed l have performed The Sir
Knights of Darius and Zion Communicates of
Minneapolis, have purposed to entertain US, and
right royalty have they performed what they
purposed. They may well say what
have purposed I have performed.
There has been a slight mistske in the toasts. 1
could have more fttingly responded to the toast
just preceding this. Now, all who see me know
l am typical ladies' man. But will take up
taT ,-hat - 80 ,tat =; - - -, - -
is tro,,- 1rbo- --- - 1.,aS 80 A. T. -
spiration, and lots of it. I Ike the drill,
especially when some one else does
it, 1 admire the music, especially
when there are two bands in procession playing
timas will nor o+tenn+ ~ sT1rronnd +ba o-dar
with antionitv man csnDot naturslrv he ns--
ticn1arlv admired net hacensa he moH ha
covered With moss We sneaI If + az va ennn1
ciate The corner stone of onr or1er is the
inst what the individnai mambers m.ta # Evarv
time a Sir Kniqht draws his sword tbe signiicanr
emblem embIazened thereon sneat-s to him Of
an exemnIifed and oIoriied redeemer IT ami
mates aIi that ia nnre GOOD and nobla in onr no
tura Tbe ordar is NO niece for a d-nnl-ard
for the miscraant er tba 1ibartine
| IT is not a nlace when men sneak of woman ex-
cent as the nure hoIv beipe which her maker
desjoned onrs is trnlv an emhlen, worSbinad
bv ali humanity II is for ms 10 saw whether the
,nstitntion shall he veritsblv wbat If was de-
sisnad for Srfl nr for ere d;snis "in
Won cannot treat vitbont nreachina a sermon and
therefore not inst the thino for tbe hsnonat
table
c,.,--, -o
N DNA-'D AoD0H
The next toast announced was ''The Grand
Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ of Minnesota and was
responded to by Eminent Sir C. ii. Benton. in the
| absence of tho o,and master n Dannr
! seTbera has hean so mncb taIt.ng goino on
| that conId NOT oct a word in edoewise wont
| to make pleasant announcement before 7 saw
| anvtbino ahont toasts We have a cane,o1S
hearted citizen among ms Minneanolis Whole
saIa merchant who has made rirneIr rroviSion
He wishes me IN nresent IN von.J maan tbe
gentlemen the Sir KNIGHTS. of conrse-en annie
| snnnlv of first class cioars The oentlemaI.s
napa i vincent Nov to tho toos{ We The
4 " - v - 49,
We do not mt on as mncb stvIe
| as do the Grand commanderv foIEs We
| don't wear ouite az fine clothes
We don't snend ali our money for feathers and
| bonbIas We 5oD:+ecore yarv mncb for no-,n
! and show bnt none tbe less the Grand fodge
! faaJs nroud II fools ahova tho Grand comman6
! erv We have hean in evisfance thirty veors.
Won have only had q ceraer sf twenty vaars We
have $50 lodges with membership of 10000.
! but you only have fourteen communicates with a
| total membership Of 2.000. Moreover, the grand
lodge is tne source from Which you
| splags no' 1or .ne
slanu Fo1se % mouiu ho. pe
siane W leel YOU
a. ia.,el uues 'o~ata D.g 9seisro%n .Hn
SOM son OF aahsnler tel eve we are PROUD Oh tne
a I'D ~ craJi.nbo at,aet du-,ia-'
80. ..,' - - . Th-oaI,a,e ~
| - -. = ; - r-,-o Is-;. . =. - - -
1;ht - .ne
| A. l..-o, .l. -. 1;1-.
| - = "a -. .sst. :, tn 1 - - '--' M
- eaia-. - hit spsaAei tnen Ie
| - - ~ -; ~ -: - y. ---e "
~ o.7 a. 80 - - - - 81 -
-. - "a l - -, r. -, - 1
80. ~ .a.a5 49, - ~
hand lat+er from, his aTcel1enev Govaroo- unb
- ,~aI; bi rar-ret a. -; iat;Iit :. -
--- - ---' " De
IL e: a.'I II- ~
si " IL q. ~ no, anu a.
go " tao, - "a 'ooA
!I n.s &C taIA tn.o aAl.4 ui's: anu re-
~ A1--as .eaneN'' ~ 'ne ." hnisnts
80 i IL 80 pesens ~
III .,inI Pa.I s"s Hieules nc W
s..e ~ -, u t.e VI
oe. 'le Sne ue " t.en ue
eei - '--e u
Anu nuii''. ,.,...,, a
Inc response 10 the last TOAST Oh the banquet
which followed musical selection rendered b
the First Regiment band, was the happiest of
the day and provoked any amount of genuine
nerriment IT was bv Sir 7 H Nnrnbv and the
| toast Ivas .sTbe T,Ein l7ities ,,
81 do not think it inst correct that one of the
speakers sbould trv to nreiudice the hearers
| in his favor nv nresenting them wi+b
| Havanas nrevious to bis taIt Rn+ ar ba bos
| dona If J,1l mako a nronos;tion Come do1yr 70
| Ct Pan1 and I,II olive everv ono of Won sona ~
| Dr Nurnbv,s nils 7 am tn snaat- of 4ba +.,in
| cities That means Ct Pan1 apd W;nnaa-o1;s
onoht to tnovv as Inncb about them o. aTr1- on
in existence vas tbere nrofassiona1Iz- ,,tar
| tbev hotb 1vare horn Nov Ese1 e. po,1 80
born # ,os it+Io NM .Scbrn+, tbio 1a ~ :;
was an omen nnestion wnafbar II Iras 1ror+h
ssvin- or not W. H--onnad - nm =, ~ 1a1isr
bIa+ -d r,s5 - I'D raa+ ao-a -,
J boS oro,gn Nv ho9d o1so b-o,-.,.. -, :.
Winnae1oI;s int Iifs T. saa ot;,5 IT,.
said II n ad birtb -oa-L diJn,t baI;a,.a = ~
/ 7 IId = eli - ufIIN -, - - ~
tbera 1as nert Il oopsd 1;la a
|