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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-10-15
9nblanoet.

@n ung Gpr / 8roof(Dn peo glopn
@illiam 8rper, Der bar ipefuleret iu=
ri9t paa, bporleoes ban 1fuloe blipe
berpmt, fit forleoen bet Snbfolb, at
ban piloe tiere os fjare fig os lobe
fig blipe funoen bepibitlgs Eilitono
/ 8rooflpns meit beferbebe @aber.
@om tGntt iaa siort. 8olitiet fanbt
bam ON Staten tillDnelaoenbe be-
pibflps og baaoe tieret os fieret.
Man fanot osiaa en- Blitfop inbebolz
oenbe Eiere us en- $uoe. bporaf ban
bapoe foripnet fig meo 6ier. Set
lDfteoes bam paiaa at natfe @eniaz
tion 8pen. &olitiet arbeioebe meb
itpr Soer for at ftnbe @iernin9smar,<
ben, inbtil man op6a9e6e, at ban bap=
be sjort bet ielp. @an bapbe faaet
ct &ar Meno til at tjpre fig til bet
@teb, bpor ban fanbtes, os oisie btz
reoe ferlt Mistanten.
= @ilmin9ton, 9elaware, 7be
Ott. @l. 3.20 / @ftermiobag inoz
traf en- itreftelis @rploiion 9upont
& sos. itore &ruotfabrit tire Mile
uoenior 8pen, bporpeb 10 Mano os
! &pinoe miiteee 2iuet o9 en- bel
Mensoe Mennefer iaarebes. 8ra=
get al @rploiionen bar iaa iterft. at
bet bertes tpoelist. / &bilabelpbia os
Camden. 9e fem Mpller, 1om ers
plooereoe, inbebolbt $4,000 Sons
&rubt. 9e erplooereoe efter bpere
anore, os &nalbene fremtalote Banit
/ 8pen. @ulene TO Miles 0mfreos
itprteee iammeu, os Eabet er panFe>
li9t at op9iue. Scenen omfrinq
ulDttesitecet ct lfretteli9, og in9en
Tan beitriue ben. Ser tom en-
Wen9oe 29ger til ulpttesi iteoet, men
be par bog for fao, p9 mango moatte
oeutespaa 9esebielp / fere. Elmer.
9(arla9en til @rplofonen tilfripes
8m Green, en- af be orebte, 1on tanz
felpIt 1fal bape fprt en- rpoolpbenoe
2oobebolt. ino / Snopafninssb sbu1et,
Der inoebolbt 5000 Tons &rubt. sSorz
ben rDlteoe unoer @rploiionen 1om
peb ct SoroltiRlu. Tabet at sSobri:
ten belpber Jig til omtrin9 $l,000,=
600.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-10-15
Nogct ont 9rmitS.

Man bar biotil life tentt fig, at
noeet 2ono funoe foppes meo Sure:
neoe Stater meo 6enlDn til Sting
oelen, men MI ler bet uo til, at
ioetminone ct al @uronas 2ante
oil 9jbre os &ansen itrioi9 on, life
rent ouerflppe os: Set Qano, iom
oenne tuinllomme 9@rc ti!fommer, er
9DRlanb.
ut flute fig lammen for at be-
femme &rilen paa Mpopenoisbeosor.
titler cfter fit eset @oottDtte ilteoet
for. iom bet buroe uere, efter 6or>
boloet mellem 6oripnin9 o9 @iterz
ippr9iel, fan ptitnot @apitoliiterne
bape li9eiaa flor SPIT til / europa
1om'ber 2anoet. men bet er life /
ale 2anoe, at 8eliueelierne ct li9e
guniti9e for iaaoanne @ammeni1ut=
ninser. Set er ielufplselig lan9t
panltelisere at faa en- Eruit iitano
/ ct 2ano, boor man maa fonturere
meo uoenlanoIte &arer enb ct 2anb,
buor man er befpttet for laaoan
&onfu,ance peo en- bpi SnbfDrlels=
tolo. @per mon er befpttet for
noenlanolt &onfurance neo Tolblope,
bebbuer Gruiten Blot at omfatte be
tnoenlanoite &apitaliiter iom er
interesieret en- os famine Snbufri.
mebens ben el1ers maa omfatte belle
&erben.
Meb 3enipn til @iampemesiisbez
ben af &apitalens 0rscnilotion er
Qmerifa lanst foran andre, men bpao
Nntouet at Eruits an9aar, ipnes
Epiflano at morl6ere @pioien TOR
o1e tapitaliterfe &ationer. Mebens
Intallet af 1rufts BET 2anbet ifjor
pleo op91oet til 62, tanDteS Der /
9piflano IS, oper so &rocent flere
eno ber 2anoet. Sc tDFe ErultS,
iom Ilminbeli9beo fables &ar>
tel, er talri9it / ben femife Snbuitri,
men Der beitaar oslaa 8ruits Mez
talinbuitrien, Era>, @las= n9 @ulz
inbuitrien os mango flere Snbufri>
creme. ia / be 1eiie. Iqe 8robucen=
ter inoen en- os famine Snbnitrisren
ilutter fig iammen, os 9iennem en- eff
ter Meolemmernes 9ilpirfningsepne
uel beresnet Snoltrenfnins / 8robuf=
tipnen ibser be at pinoe &errebgmmet
oper Marteoet % lesse Monopol>
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-10-15
Weofonttttcnoe Sfattefp6r9s=
tttaalct.

@n af pore Mbonnenter 9torbs9a,
tota lfriuer til ps.
IS @eres Blao for 8oe OTIS. libfs
leoen ier ie9, Sc omtaler NorozDa=
totas 5armer,Nuiauce % oens eobe
Matform. 9pao ies ipnes, enbuer
NQiance.&lotform ubetinset ifuloe
inoeboloe blanbt anoet 9oot, ct, at
ben oiloe arbeibe for en- retferbi9ere
Stattelou eno ben, oer er 9jen9s
oper piit bele Mmerifa.
Set fprite, ber fuloe forores, er:
al renteberenoe@ @ielb fratretfes 5or=
mnen; al Snotest berer minof fem
@anse iaa bbi Stat iom 5ormuen;
ale offentli9e @mbebsmenb, Banter
os 6anoelsmeno 90 andre, bois 5or=
refining siuer fontant Duerifuo, beta=
ler ben bgiete @tat, efterat Omfof>
nin9er oeo Drift. leiebe Solf olu. er
fratruttet. Ser inbtprcs @ealer Tor
&lasiificerins ! Stattelisninsen, iaas
leoes at enfelt &erion foar fert tie
&lasie, gift @erion uoen Bbrn lite
Rlasie, gift 8erion meo Is Bbrn i
2ben R1asie, gift @erion meb s-5
Bprn 3bie &lasie, gift @erion meb
5 eller fere Bprn CT i 4be &(as{e
oip. 2ben, 3oie % 4oe &las1e 9ipeS
MfTas / @tat.
Sfattelouen / Mor9e, ie9 tror ben
ct al 80, arbeioer / ouennepnte @et>
ming % arbeioer soot. Seq Tan lite
bet opsipe ale &eeler; be er furifjel=
lise for Bperne % 2anbbiitritterue,
men Manben / 2open er 1om openfpr
1Rput.
Set er ben fbrfe uretferbisbeb
ber, at ben Manb, iom eier $1,000, ps
ben, fom fplber $1,000, ital ftatle9.
ses list. 9ertil fommer, at ben, ber
ftploer be $1,000, bar en- 10-15 @ro>
cent &enter at betale til, foroi ban
bar oeret npbt til at laane.
J Ser er ct 0elt for -5armer>M >Mllian=
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-10-15

@friot benimob &robibition iom bet
enoelise Maal, at vi bog uilbe sipre
ct Toribs.
Gorl llaset bleu iaa'at iise "ineeret" "
neo. Siteoetfor blep antaset en-
B(anfe. buori r6isb 2icenie" erf(e=
res iom ben Dpperlise os enoelist afs
iluttcnee 5orbolbsresel meo 9enipn
til @aloontrafiten. Meo andre
Orb: @aloonen, os altio @aloonen
meo al Zen Goroerue1ie iom fplser
oermeo; bet er bet 8rosram, bporpaa
ben nuuarenbe republifanife 5tats,
tidet er nomineret.
Set ct ct enonu farpere @(ag /
Nniistet paa Dem fom SalOonens
lorpooelle fer bet eneite Botemiobel
for bet forferoclise Onoe. Set ct
mig umuli9t at forltaa buorlebes no
gen &robibitionspen ituloe tunue for
1ise finsampitti9beb me6 en- iaaban
nbaen, og aftlaot n2icenie" &latform.
Men leg ct operbeuiit ON, at ale be
iom ipaar besDnote ben partifri 5orz
bnbsbepeselfe os faa fraftis talte
&robibittonens Gag mob enbper
v2icenie". iolfalb peo @temmeurnen
os anoetitebs pil 9ioe benne republi=
fanite &latform ben 8ebanoline, ben
iaa rigeli9 fortjener.
Saapel Mgbet meb @robibitionSz
partiet8 @upernbrfanbioat, 1om ben
republitanite &onpentions SMUT
mob Brobibitionselementet inoenfor
oens Miote bar / etbpert Talo faiz
laaet nit Stanbpuntt / oenne @als=
famp.
Seq tror at 9aune @robibitionen
beoit peo at femme for Garmerallian=
Gems Ranbioat 0uen, os ies er ouer'
bebiit ONT. at bpis ale &robibitipns>
penner inoenfor De foritie0iee &artier
piloe aiere bet famine, iaa piloeOpen
blioe oalst til @uosrnpr % &robibi=
tionsitprten Minneiota pitbe beref=
ter bltue 9anfe anoerleoes puroeret
eno fgr. 8robibitiouSpennerne pilbe
neppe mere bliue iniultereoe iom peb
iioite republifanlte &latform.
Seurist er bet min per1ontiee Me>
ming, at ale Brobibitionsoenner bpr
iaalanst bet eiter Nominatiouerne er
muli9t, Jamie fine &rnfter uoen @en=
Jpn til &artier ON iaabanne 2e9isla=
turfanoioater at buem be fan iaa beoit
@arautier for at be oi( femme tor ct
Observation-Disclosures tSorelp9z
9elie.
minneapolis Ste Ottober 1890.
Suen Otteoal.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-10-15

cerne at arbeiee paa til retferhis Be~
banolins al Tarmerne. Ser ct o9laa
en- p-osresfib Stisnins Sfatten, ef<
teriom enotesterne er minore eller
ftprre. @at {. st. at $1,000 Sno>
taet 9ao en- @tat al $3.50, oilbe en-
sSnbtest of $4,000 betole life $500 /
@fat men $40o, og iaalebeS pibere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-10-15

@lten N. Sobnion ira ct. Olaf,
Tom for nGro9renne arbeiber neo en-
9reilemoifine no9le Mile uoenior.
8pen. miitebe en- 6eit Monbaesmor.
gen. San uiloe life bnoe iolet ben
for $3.50. Sen opoe al @olic.
Sohnion Tom ino til Bpen tioli9 ON
Moroenen forat beute en- 9prlege,
men bon funbe life foa peffet nooen,
fgr bet bleo for TENT.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-10-15

@barles 9oppenrotb; en- tpf Sar>
mer &ennepin County, bren6te af
6uIene paa lin Sarm forriae 2proos.
9oppenrotbs Natur uar al EN- 1aaban
Befaffenbeo, at ban life tunoe ipre
ii9, naar ban blep preb. @n 9os /
forrise l1se 1os bans 6ufru
uo uoset @alteoano paa 5oriioen al
9uiet. 6erooer bleu ban iaa flint,
at ban io9 benoe meo ct &eotre.
SUN forlob bam ba os reife til fine
Slestninse. 9ette 9iorbe @oppen=
ROTH meset forbitret, os 2brbas Mor>
gen reiite ban efter fin Suitru o9 be-
faleoe benoe at reile biem. Dette
piloe bun lite, unota9en ban pil6e
beute benbe meo &osn. Wfen ban
iuareoe, at bun fuuoe 9aa tilba9e ben
Sci, bun fom. So bum ne9te6e at
TONNE tilba9e, uben ban bentebe
benbe, bleo ban iaa opbiblet, at ban
albeles git fra 5oritanoen. 9a ban
tom bIem, tos ban en- Sernlente os
bandit fine ire Selte inoe / @taloen,
oerpaa nabte ban ale Garmreofa=
ber. 1om !aa pao &unet, inb til 2a=
ben. buorpaa ban iatte Slo pau 9u=
iene, Der bar npe o9 iolioe, o9 inoen
en- Zine par bet @iem. iom ban bauz
be forftaffet Zig peo lin cs 9uitruens
Glib og @lab De Is Nar, ban bauoe
boet paa 6armen, forpanolet til en-
rD9enoe M(tebob. @fter at bape tut=
let @ulene ibrano breo ban fine
&reature ino / Snbbe9ninsen om=
firing nosle 9pitatfe Os iatte Slo paa
bisie. for at &reaturene o9iaa fuloe
branoe libel, men bette lpfteoes life,
ba &reaturene 9iort raienoe al S(ben
brpo neo &esnet os LIB afiteo. g3a:
boerne Tom til, oa be iaa 9oppeus
rotbs 5arm 2uer. Wen oa bar bet
forlent at reobe noget. Sen roienoe
Mano blep MI fprt til Winreapolis,
bpor ban beniibber / Mrref, inbtil
ban Tan bliue forbprt af @ranbiurps
en-. San flyer, at bans 6uitru breu
BAN til at banble. iom ban sioroe,
men ban er meset an9erfulo oe flyer,
at ban oil be9Dnoe fra NIT i9ien.
Ser er bog @runb til at anta9e, at
bet ct noget anoet END bans 9uitru,
ber bar breuet bam fra Goritanoen,
nemli9 Nlfobol. 9oppenrotb bar /
ben iibfe Eio ueret noset benfaloen
til 9rif, % / be iiofte 9ase bauoe
ban bruttet nefen rem Nltobol.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-10-15

g uaar for @ierce, ben Doftor,
iom foreifriuer be bebaselise r&ur'
9atiue 8eQets."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-10-15

Set 9ienopbps9eoe 2utber. College
I 9ecora6 b1eo inopieti 8eepnbelien
al Q9en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-10-15
. 3. &eioaI.
ubr mayer r9 Sureleer.

HbrMaJer q JUreIeer.
@n ftgrre Sorlpning at Tarer eno
noseniinoe. Nf @l9inzQbre forefin=
bes fra be bilisite til &c foftbareite,
1aaoel @uloz Iom Splpfasler. Nn=
ore @nlb< % Splplaeer Men9be.
2ommeubre os &asubre repareres
sobt % billist. Cub os Splparbei=
Der uofpres efter Befiqin9. St
N9ent for st. 2ouisz Spectacle 60.
Der fabriterer ubmerfebe Bri(ler.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

Is-s4ntssz la-stlstto. Is "a. IT.
kaaczles
pant % the room IS disturbed.
ant u 50. the intruder waits a
While longer - allow the victim 20 set
tic into another sleep. This he will
probably DO after listening minute.
maybe with the mental philosophy that
hls ears have deceived him. or that the
rats are prowhng around When The
slgmberer's heavy breathing betoksns
a clear coast the ro5ber runs the
''hnder" through the ksyhole, feels
around inside until the bolt Is touched,
and then slides IL nOisslessly out OF the
soskst.
SO much for the tools used by cracks.
men OF the common class Those used
by experts are of a higher mechanical
order. All entrances 20 banks, OF
places where a quanuty OF valuable:
are stored, Ars guarded by iron gates OF
bars. IL proper eau tion IS observed. Te
get by these is the first thought OF the
cracksman. The "sprsader" does the
business for him IL consists OF q power.
steel screw. having two grip nuts OF
hard steel Sc one end. and an immense,
hub-shapsd one a. tho other. The
latter Is Eripped With wrench, and as
the strength OF powerful arms move the
large nut along the bolt the iron bars
give way on either side, sufficient &c
allow the passage Of body.
The 'drill' is used principally for
opening safes but IL can tear its way
through brick or stone just as effect
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09


Ths zotsra bargisr . Ike lore n
sns respect 20 -44zns 90 -eczsllsas.
Yes Es . le. ua ~ a. aFtisE a.
fhelsh as s r-lllls improving Ihs
si1 eis tools ~ 80 .-rg as trade indl-
cas- aoa sssF ras 1e1-rly4acss 4-2ds -
A4E rs ar,srssa as sFsreoms fss
tleae Isol8 give 40 Isrz % srezs ne
eAaalc4. gealas- heT a1s a. crude a
tls agsr-gs b4rglaf IS fhsI s-s IN
kssplag s-ln "a prAstiess ~ force SBd
sr'4tailtg. tls 1sslr-clivs power -
tls 1es. pisess - lan1lsork is tasi
nlAia a4slas4Fs. Aad 4045zlsss al T.
tassra-leaof Eas aoass breakers stla ed
l1s4. shat .as s~ss say - ovsrcozs
cbsl414ss ls ih a. easss g break taszz
d0~a
tE4t Is in lfns with his aaeouth dis
position. ana as 5aFly 1agers are en-
Plogsd CD better sdFAEtags on q pon-
1sgous imly sn4n thsy ~ould 30 0a a
asstls- .oek p.gxsr
Iaspscr0r Z yrnss Is said - have once
o0as wed tn2s crtmin4ls, Ike water,
Ena .hsiF level They drift into What
ever oranch q a. breaking Is mos,
tongeuial % tasir natures. The house
brs4xsF snd bznK- rs5ber Is often
palntsd "a a slssL-l0oking. mild man-
mszsd ta1lyila2L Nith plenty OF
srains and lngsngify. An average oi
thzs kind can h4Fdly % struck from an
inspection of ~ oss sho come daily be-
fore shs bs< u criminal court The
mea % brains and Ingenuity among tho
satsytng eiaases IL tAs planning and res.
At s4ss. seiis shs oarly ru1iAns 10 the
Sork. Some nns fears o. mechanical
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

ively When At work before a safe
door. diamond drill is fitted into
the socket at the top. A lever is often
n ade OF six-foOt jimmy, which half
dozen pairs OF ponderous hands may
grasp. A hole is bored in the safe. near
the lock, then the diamond drill" is
taken out and in its stead s put 4 large
bit FOR trimming out Through the
aperture thus made the "gripper" al
the bottom OF the drill-frame is pushed.
The fat side OF the ''gripper" is perfor-
ated with holes, 80 that il can be pinned
a. any desired length. When it clutches
the inside OF the safe door 1t is made
fast 4 powerful screw is then ct at
work above. drilling another hole. The
inward pressure from that operation
causes an outward pressure from the
''gripper" and the result is that a por-
tlon OF the safe front is literally torn
out This is the method generally EN-.
ployed when IL is essential TO the sue
cess o. the undertaking to be noiseless.
When a little noise is not deemed
dangerous. a much quicker and castor
way OF accom- plishing the same result
is adopted The first hole is filed with
powder, Lighted fuse is attached and
a blanket thrown over the safe to
deaden the sound OF the explosion. II
this does not succeed in tearing the
lock away 10 will at least make a hole
large enough 20 admit wedge, and a
few blows on this from a sledge.
finishes The JOB. Tho sledgss used for
such work arc made OF copper or lead
from which no sound vibrates
The sandbsg has been heard OF . good
deal Of late and is essentially the prop
ertY % the higbwsymeu. A blow from
it leaves no outer marks. only stunning
tae victim. Yet it is held now by
physicians that the skull is never after
in a healthy condition.
Thss tIllstto and brass knuckles
must ever be associated with a black
heart What is popularity known as a
stilletto nov had originally another
name The genuine implimeat was
m sie % ~ bstveen the second and
third fngsrS That IS why it has been
considered more dangerous thana knife
There car he no down tbrusts and con-
seqsent flesh wounds from it From
the vsv it must be held every blow is
bound g. strike home.
H1wAED FLANAaAH.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

y
hey. A-Pla-iock skslstoa key s.-HAr-
fntsr.
engineering have been accomplished
By bank-robbers but IL Is safe 20 pre-
diet that tho engineer had 40 hand in
the stealing. Nsvsrtheless he always
somes ia Tor = big share OF the spoils
Tae tools used ~ the housebreaker
are supplied 20 him. They are n sds
By men after bis own heart and who
make FOR him whas "a most effective in
his hands No doubt there are smart
men sagaged in tbs business OF defying
Law and setting ne rights OF honest
people A. nsughk Some Of the methods
they employ might % used 20 their
credit in a oommeudabie industry.
but there are men who are not burg
lars or even burg ars' engineers, who
could give any OF that class points.
Those are shs lynK-eyed and deit-fng-
cred men Of the law. Who must know
al about tbs burglars business an1 a
little BIZ more. in order 70 catch them.
There are several men on Inspector
Byrnsss ssAH who can open any burglar
OF dre-prooi safe IN q twinkling. while
ths modern robber. generally speaking.
viii work hiS clumsy Oh drill for hours
in doing the sane thing. To give the
dsvu bis due, though. 10 Is Just 70 say
thas shere are few shrewd outlaws.
who have studied those questions as
well "a have the sDeci al detectives.
The noss essoatiai part o; a burglar ;
ousas . the Jimmy. IL used 70 be
uAnufaotgred IN differeRt lengths. The
IoRg ones were cum bersome things. and
man Who carried them hazsrded his
liberty This objection was overcome
when sho sectional jimmy" was man
uiactured. That = made ia joints,
which fs into socket, this comes IA
e. sizes. lengths, and % any diameter.
Those used ior light work may be
concsaIsd aandl7 about tie person
TIE heaviest one can DC st0wed away
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

q - sssa SO s@xsys@s ssssloos - .
sm4n siz1y sa2 yssso4s sxAss sniags
re lzhts4 sAs lss1. tAs esls sE = s&s-
Hsss hAaks esPss4s1 frs1 = ssVss
~aleh zressss sts saggl1srs
NhzE robbers ssED -sncrs snsp" .
Ghs nadlsx ef ksy iasl4s q lo ksa
ssor Il = iass - Esldf u shsn thsrs
steel zlppers ga BE tEssrts1 ia sAs
asyacls. gri Pgiag ne ksy a. ths sad
A siasis tEist - tie sFist 4nd tie
loek-sprinx eisz 64ck IL it be rhsE
fosni shat Eas door : he'd tight vita .
oolt Eas key . p4sns1 o4s sad zl-oss.
- 1rez lasi1s CO ths 1ooE. 4 moment
"a EGited 20 sss q tie sec1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

O. 1s-x loss ae4T<Acks-sseessss ga-2
y les 1gz<s ssss sSs4s s2e soeks sew ss--s
k1x eFes azd alNsya rooz ~ te4fA
-. slest = w4< 80 Ps1e 2s1 szsA
~ $40 - lsFtsrs slek - eS2rt
u aeZe 1eferrs1-to ass z11 g&rt
Qn q 20 sErsrs corazrs - Eee rs-1s
p - = sz11As Or 1z1-y fsel
A frss- 5lsl4s the so4l Lac sleeL
o.. leVe1es1 &c ,sery Wy Eny
Dlt se euEtz- tE4l hsggg sr-sf.
o. L4As gEe 4srl-E galx Lgrc ozleft
Far agS the aaFs are s-mEiy-caya
H e parx -sc1 1erc esel 1ls1t ss 1seti
We E1ss a1c yssA se t4-k sE9 sat
= zsrr1sc Lee CO l1 peaceful ssys
But. "a fsr tnosr Gear sees 81 lIe1
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nations of the earth The war of the rebellion that ended in 1866, demonstrated our ability to cope successfully with internal enemies, and it was the supreme test of endurance.
 Henceforth, neither foes from without or enemies within dare dispute the p0yer and stability of the government And the time is forever past when any dividual, State or Ma ton can insult it's flag and escape puisnment.
 The sacrifices of American soldiers have not been made in vain, but they have been sancti- fled by heaven, and are the harbingers of free dom 10 the world.
 The Declaration of Independence is the com. mon heritage of all citizens of the Republic whether native or foreign born.
 Bunker Hill, Lexington and Yorktown; Chtcamauga, Gettysburg and Appomattox and all other battle fields baptised with the blood of American soldiers belong to no class or people, nor to any particular section, but they are the Nations inheritance, and along with the Constitution and Star Spangled Ban ner, constitute the priceless legacy that will descend to posterity from generation to genera tion.
 And now what shall be said of the future of the 30th of May? It, too, belongs to the Ameri- can people, and must share the Nations glory and immortality. Conceived in patriotic love, born of affection and sympathy, devoted to sacred memories and clothed In flowers, it will gather new attractiveness as time advances, and generations after the last remnants of the Grand Army shall have ceased to participate in its ob- servance upon the earth, it will continue to be celebrated by American patriots with becoming reverence.