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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17
Subscription to Names World :
Fair Building.

we have met with a very hearty re-
,pun@c from the people Of Maine in oul
collection for the Maine huilling at the
World. Columbian Exposition, says
Hon. j. +. Eas-, OF the building com
mittcc "fhr people of the state have
lll.n Il deep interest in the mattcr aud
ave felt Il pilriotic pride in having Maine
occupy a crcltable position at the fair.
We found that our appropriation of
SlO,00a would not creed a building thai
would compare i3lvorahly with those
that " aid b. haill ou the grounds lay
states al cntr ~pond NJ size an popl-
laliun in fact that W"ild hold its oN II
with HE baillju@- erected bV the very
smallest states. W. fell llHI it would hf
a Great T. Iui-tahc from a husl cS@ point
of view to have our rood ODD state pre-
-entcd 10 the world at the great Expo
,ilion in an inferior light.
We believe thrl Wr hay, a good STATE.
AMI W. hould lei ihr wol Il know om .
thing about il many advantages. f"l
fhi- reasuu or committee WIS ur9fd hN
lcadin9 citizens all over Maine to raiS'
by private subscription IA additional
amount sufficiently large - complete
Il structure worthy OF the state, and
pledges al personal financial support
were Voluntarily and heartily given
Prominent among the gentlemen Wht
thus offered their support aud financial
assistance was Goycrnor-clect tleave-
of Portland, public spirited gentleman
who feels pride in his native state that
i, second TO none. BACKED by such adj
vice and protlcrs of assistance the com
mittcc went to work 10 secure the adj
dtional sum required for the carrying
ont of thr plans that had been approved
hv the dircctor-gcnrral. The amount
10 be raised WAS apporlioned among
the various cities of the State ou the
basis of their population. am glad ia
say that the people have everywhere re-
Spoulcd promptly ana cordially, and
we haze now nearly The cutirc amount
required, Portland. Augusta, Bangor.
Rockland Brunswick, lhomaston, Bel
fast. Ellsworth, Dover. foNcrott, lluul-
ton, Skuwhrgau and Wi>cassct have
subscribed the full amount of their
quota. The committees appointed by
the boards Of trade of Lewiston, Auburn.
Bath and Biddctnrd. it Is said, will soon
report their subscription. completed.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17

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Inrd Ia do lot. oh thing. dev don't
,,,nt de trouble oh doin' dcr,elvcS>
bats. de mistake yer made: don't cry.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17
The " Gather Signal.


The following has heen ieF''ived from
the . :. Aerc'llnrli Department
The / lloei : j. tuni .hj for th" in
formation and slti.ane,.of all persons r..
rrivihg the official forecasts 81 HE N"lil=
pr Il r@u at oYe# nm nj 'Npr -
On AMI after " v'mbcr -. lNa2. Tor
casts Of thu weather or temper tnlH
will hr Photographed, ar tel"rhe ned Ia
wealth sign di p'atm ONLY Nhrh
the atmo> Phrrlc condition, Indicate
|. Rain ar SNOW loca or general
}. Decided Changes IN Irupetal urs
warmer or colder 10 degrees III
more.
;. Frost.
u Cold MaHc,
). y Severe Sternl.
The di-plaNmen ia whom forecasts arr
NOW sent VIII receive such warnings
without reference I" thr Tact tlai they
have heretofore received tn ~. VI "r +.
VI, forecasts. lhe weather clement 81
the forecast will he included III I'M
telegram indi' aling deci ed temperature
changes, in order that the temperature
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17

six strong. rugged looking men and g
Young woman arrived in Carbon frou
sweden last week These men haze al
ready secured work for the coming -ra-
son. and they Will become permanent
residents ot NcN Sweden, II is such
men H. these lha are making tire wilder
ness potion of Aroo-took county bios
som H. the rose. AruUStook has a warm
and hearty grert'n for all workers no
wish to find prosperous home, within
its borders. and the hardy sons of
Sweden are especially welcome.
iruoNt0nL iIHS.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17


In his paper the Louisville Courier
journal. Mr.. Wattrr-on styled Washing
tnl ,,llr iast among NEIL. and Lincoln
''ihr inspired ri God. :" Replying to Il
criticism upou this characterization ot
lh, Two men. Mr.. NattrrSon saNS.
from Ca=Sar Ia Bismlrck ald Glad
-tonr. the world hat ial it, soldiers and
IL statesmen. Who rp~e L. emiueuer and
poWer. SIP 10y step through a series ol
erumrtrical progrr> sion. - il We're. each
prnHoiiun following in regular order,
thr Who'll ubrdirnt Ia Nril-c>tahll>hed
4ni Well-unG .r~iood laN- ii c:lll-e and
elect. lhe>r were not what w call
"mea of destiny. They were men 81
The tiin". They were men whose career
had Il beginning. a middle and IN cni.
rounding oil a lie with Il history hull. it
may he. I'll Interesting and exciting
events. hrl comprehensive and eompre-
hcn,iYr, simple clear, complete.
'Ihe inspired men are tower. Whence
thcir rnla at ion. where and how They
got lhcir power, and bt What ruiz they
GvcI. moyed and had their Icing. w
rtu not SEE. There i No exploitation Ia
their live. They rose from shadow AMI
they Wrut in m-l. W ,ee them. feel
them. but We know lhrm aot. They ar
rived tod word upon their lp>. they
did tllcir alllcr. G0l'> mauilt about them,
and tlnV passed away. Gods holy light
hctWccu the world and them. leaving
hrhind "a memory llf-morta AMI halt
myth. From first ia last they We're dis
tinetlN TIN creations of Sulne special
Providence, battling the vii Of man II
iathom. defeating the Vaccinations ol
thpir work wa. done. and pa..ing from
thr .raue n. m,.terion.ly -. thrv lead
,.n,nr mon il. Iuthrr To- VIII. shake.
.nrarr. u,.n.. nvrn Eonuua,tr IN,
,rrh.,noel nf war. havoc. and min. moi
ia on hncl into The darl, ,se. for rxn,n.
ul,.s of tn. hand or & Il .tra claa nut f.,
raise nm. Ia rrnte,t. and to ra.t down
Trirj by hi. standard and observe,
in an hi.toric snirit whore .hnu we fin,
an Illustration NOR. imure..ivr tbnu i,
\brahum Lincoln whose life career ana
dn,tn mi,rht bn rb,uted h, = f;ronl
cholal. y. nj once the nrell,, and In.
ruiloo,,e of The mo.t immortal theme q
utod,.ru ti1nr.s
Rorn ~ lnwly as the SON of God. j,
a hoy,l. of vh,l rral n,rentlur ,yr know
mon reared in penurv .nualor with ne
glean of lioht nor fair .n.rmludiug.
vnnuo maliLood vrxe,l IN weird dream,
and visions. bordering AT fine. ON mad
ur... without craze. natural or nc
uuirrd .iuuularlN awkward. unrainlv
even among The uncouth about him uro
tr.ouc in hi. asprct. and way. il VA
reserved for This ,trlnvr beiuo. late il
life. vitbon nanr or fam. or prruara
,ion. to be snatchod from ob.rurify.
raised 10 .tlurcmr commend # - .nnrr6,,
moment. and entrusted will the dr.tin,
of = nation.
The treat leader. of bi- uartv yer,
made To- stand inside. fine no,i exnerirnc
ed and ACCOMPLISHED nublic mon of In,
day. men like Seward and chase IN,
summer. Statesmen famou, and trained
were sem to the rear. whilst mi, I'M
known and fantastic figure WA. brought
bv unseen hand, 10 HE front and oiyrr
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17
BuCklin's Arnica I've.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letters
Chapped Hands, Chiblains Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is Cusranteen to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price p cents per
box. or sale by Roland I. Patten.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17

The Review of Review for November
opens with composite photograph of
Mr.. Gladstone, cabinet. An article
which should receive careful consider
alton i Mr.. Stead's article on 3" Ought
Mrs. Naybricktp BE Tortured 10 Dralh?''
Americans will lind pleasure in reading
The ncrowted Quceu of american
Democracy" The number j. Il very III
tclr~ting one
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17
Philosophy Teaches

that what has been may be
again. You who suffer from
Dyspepsia and BiIiousness
should place more confidence
in the medicine proven by
forty years curing record,
than some newly advertised
sarsaparilla or an imitation of
the True L. +. Medicine.
Thisis the philosophers stone
that will bring back health.
Look for large Red Letters,
IL. F."
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17
Department.


Charles Murphy, ever alert
to the needs of the boys, is
prepared to display the larg-
est line of Boys and Children's
Clothing ever offered in the
County for the Fall Of 1892.
The finest selection of Boys
clothing obtainable from the
most prominent manufacturers
in the United States have been
gathered for your inspection.
We desire to call your at
tcntion to only a few of the
prices on our many special
garments:
SO Boys two piece Knee
Pants Suits, size 4 to "A years,
plated or plain, in very mod
est checks, all wool goods
$500 per suit. IS Heavy
weight Cashmere Suits, suit
able for school wear, all sizes,
4 to II years, $50. IS boys
Double breasted p al d
Brown and Checked cashmere
suits, all sizes neatly made,
S3.75.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17

oycr.exertion Youthful ndiscrctions or the excessive
as Of tobacco OPIUM stimulants, which ultimately
lend to lnrnity. Consumption and Insanity f4i up
convenient tprtu carry IN the vest l'hh'l liee
q package for 81. With every - or'ic "" give
written guarantee to cure or refund me me
money. Srnt hy mail to ANY address. tlrthiai tree
In plnin envelope. Mention this paper Address
MADRID CHEMICAL CO. Rranch oiice for U. 5 A.
35s Dearborn street, CHICAGO, ILL
FOR SALE ~ ShOWHhGAN, MI, By
GuIatio W. Cushing, Apothecdfy.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17

81 hate to ask my doctor
Quite natural their nature
is sensitive and modest. They
cannot talk to a man about their
peculiar ailments.
But there is no excuse tor
Il woman who rejects the as
siStancc OF Il woman.
Thousands of women have
turned to Mrs. Pinkham Ton
advice, and found in her both
a helper and 4 friend. Her
great remedy, lydia +. Pink
hams Icgrtabh. (oDlfoMlh has
turned the sorrow OF countless
women into Joy.
1t is the one reliable and ~
failing remedy for all forms OF
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby give notice
that they will petition the next Ieeisla-
ture for the right to purchase take ard
hold lands and water rights for the put-
pose OF raising and storing the waters OF
the Kenncbec river, AMI its connecting
and tributary waters, and to use the same
for the purpose Of increasing the volume
OF water in said kenncbec river in times
OF drought. 3N45
Watorviile. Nov. ;, 4. u. lSq2.
IoCKN oOu COMPANY.
HuLLiNcswoRTH WWrNE} CoMrANN-
STEPHEN \. NNE.
GEORGE y PHIIiPs.
Fly Webb. Johnson y Webb their Atturuey..
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17

They are rs sick. that surieit with too
muclr, rs they that >tarvc with nothing.
SL,tI,#S1,4t,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17
HcG6uS
ACID PHOSPHATE.

An agreeable preparation
of the phosphates. for lndi-
restion, Nervousness, Men
tai and Physical Exhaustion.
recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians OF all
schools.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17
You are invited to
lnsneCt These Garments.

X x x x X Xxx x X X X X x
The finest line of Boys Scotch suits in
all wool fast colors are shown by Alurph}
in all sizes and the price is $500, the4
will prove the best suit you ever purchas-
ed III dat price.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-11-17
Threw PrejudiceASide
Tried a Medicine Made in His
own City, and was Cured

OF severe Attack of Dyspepsia An
other Testimonial " hiCh Proves I hat
iiiddcn's Compound IL King In Sioin-
ach Troubles " hen All Other Medi-
zines Failed tn Help, Iiidden's Com
pound Cured.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-28
Grand Lodserroceecins.

Fo!losing are the proce<ding. o.
The A O. L. ". Grand Lodge he'd a;
Salt Lake City. Utah, Aug. IL 10 -
iss2:
A ns!o1t. Q: Il! the Lods. OF
Ne'sda we're represented n; Salt
Lake, twenty delegates bei2S present
FROM thls State Lii;h sciusl Iecis-
!Ailoa Was attempted OF account, o.
u Separation 5000 70 take place.
Articles OF agreement we're drawn tx
ing the Status o. the different ;uris-
dIci'ons after Separation. il CD Jan
!, isIa, tie States aai Territories Z.
Utah WyoaI!nc, I'M Idaho sazil have
q membership q iwo Thousand they
wAl FORM e Separate !.rEdfciioa -
os called the Grand Lodge Of Utah.
Wyoming and Idaho. The Grand
L1oE- Of Sevada Will CONSIST q, the
Ste.e o: Sersd. ocly- There Is DC
Coubt that II . separation sii te
very DGca !of ;ns beueSi CT The
Ororr II Nevada AL Legislation zi!!
hereafter be done by S.-aia men
only. Sbo understand nnch better
the ~Euts 0, ouT prople than could
oe -~SIre@:ed fr,n any nah hsi!.oc
from Ctsn 0: wyoming. Large suns
Q: Docey sill De saved IN mileage
sl"ae- i s@VnE Of SI-21J p.r y-Ar
has already beea os6- oy reducing
the salary q GRAD Re-o-Ge. frog
sl.s1l 70 200 PEI ear.
The SUPREME LSs- U.ile United
S:=ie- Stands back Q. The Order 10
NsT-ds and Is ready TO .sr.ier nss;si-
tccs Whenever IL becomes te-assa-y.
Supreme Foreman, Dr.. Shields. Of
missouri WIS PRESENT - the sasS!yo.
having been seat there 6y S-prt-.
=. W J. I Bur;i, Q. Massachusetts
lie -LIl2uu q asscsstrs-ts u Ne
Tada as +; presert constituted IS
t~ea:y-eisht- Ill Gea:h cll.-s ate.
hat a-e paid b, the Supreme Lodge.
~ ta7 mex: sessica pt tie Supreic-
L9dS= ihe uEzuua will - -eiuc-d
p+riSis % ;ws-iy-twu, surely ~ least
% lwea;y-!o=-. thu. rendering SAL
greater sid - Nevada.
The future Of The Order - ;his
State iuoks brighter ihar ever, zo@
a.! are looking forward 20 TIE ::ue
wasc me membership snail 5sa-h
tUg Thousand an6 s.acd ., .;s-l,, IL
6ePsnoeuic Of the Suprt1e Lo5.=-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-28

Slight mistakes IN speaking = foreign
laaEoa-e, @ n understanding Il when
s--e one else speaks It l-e commonly
nothing more \ a=asrE. bat. mem
bs- of t1s Alpine elub -c-:ioos IN in
stance e. ao-c sc-i0rs c=tu-c. he vas
climbing = % the Alps with l Eaiic.
vho,ashc says persisted il talking he1
English instead Of indifferent Frcach
NJ guide had jast c-essei SOW bridge
over = wide crevasse AID t--asi 70
await ne CT tie farther side asked
hic7 = i was week he answered: No
strong" Naturally attempted 70 walk
s-->ss Il instead Of crawling. had e.
most reached the other SIDE when the
bridge EoTe way. aad It:-- Gc,:-;o=s
s~-c2S-c - say Inyscl: s5bs:iel help
icssly into the c7-vaSSc- Eovere-, !
cid aoi 50 far, AID when had cavIed
oct With snow down ry ac-b and up
zy s-ns nd n Nil NJ P~oc-c:s ! dis
cSve-ed that ny f5ea6 ac-a; Not
strooc.' ls;-oasiy ceicine3 hin - -
sS-e his English heo>c.orh :9- use il
the vancya-Pea-soa's WcS--y.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-28
TIE Professor WASH; l. r-S-.

T-ot Truman Herr SoEo-i CT VII
l:a1s college x - OF tho 7=st remark
able lightning c~alrulato-s no. living.
= gentleman vSo had hC=-5 CT r.
power AID Wished 70 tcs- :; s.;3 % htl
oSe day u G=vc Z little problem :3-
ZOE Pa SaEo-1 IwS bra Angus:
=, IS2, :; 8 - TIE 5f:s-oo1a. TEis Is
June -, 1888, md ]: Is ;-st : o'clock
No. ca yo2 tai - - acc IL SEQ
oa1s77 The r7ca; - i-ov-e3. bert
his head AID bc-aa - rail: -1-.ily -p
AID aow-. twisting rs -7s:=cLe ard
c'-S-i2- zoG r=c-=-zE his h--5s IN
his no ---. 49, Z z5=.1t o.
s. he ->t---c1 the --zwe-, wh;ch vas
sroc- here = tie billions The Ec-t,c-
M F-olacc6 . ra-c- ~coa;aizic- :he
problem T-o-=c3 oct md said. viii e
sc?s-o- @1e: "Uc,L, P-:taso-. II!
Cire yC- c-e-:: ~ great Ee=;zs BIZ,
you're &vc-el tSo-s--5 c-L~ The -r-
:esS-- stretched c.; rs hand :o- tic
paper, AID. C2-:-- cvc- TIC ca,cul-
ton. said, co1:s--.-orsIv: 'Uuz2A.
You're letI o.; the !a2? yez--D4:5a
Traveller
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-28
1be Question OF Disability.

C~cnsdsrap!s oisrussi-a Il carried
Do relative - The ph,si-E dlsa5i!i,.
clause Z the Ballot Re,c-z las.
The lawyers AMI sis;+sn+u Q. NJ.
va. coffee the. attention - T..
question Of u-L;ai {: physical as.
siii'ty and grsre.. make cc.!ec;creE
EE 70 lie Coo.Itu;iura4.:. 0. tie Law.
OecaEs4 il Seems - "a: ;oe IL..e.a;-
from voiiug.
While they are so!sasly ds!iosrai.
InE oTsr the distinction 5=iseac
mental and physical In-apacliy, az
drawing con0luaoos - - toe Conflict
that Da: a:is= with iae c Institution,
they have I'll Overlooked tie prori, iou
for the distribution Q: sample ballots.
3 few days before e!sc!Ion.
These ballots printed on the sar.
form snd Identical IL all respects wi,a
the cl:iai h~I!lo'E, e--sp: as % cclgs
are provided expressly 20: :ae ps- Z.
ii!!ieTstea who LAY AFTER ~consyluos
as may I! ecas ss they choose marx
oTP-tits the nz2ss 80 the men !oi
whom they WISH - vote. TakIn.
tEis with :he'n 70 tie voting boriu,
they az inteI!igen;ly mark ;heif
tcket IL cCr:espoa3iug places and
a-c, i will te seea, much more certain
Of s~nppJr.ins The -oro Of thei: choIc-
than under Ina old syst.n, whore =
hurried reference 70 friends CD tbs
last day wss asosegsry. Although
little consid=:aiiyn should be gwen 70
the citizen aho mas 10: learned =
read. as the Constitution gives MIN {
vote, he ras not neglected by the
mex Lag. Thg ,are taken Of him waE
not % much On his account, as q
the Law being Set tsiue, but ne ba.
had al the care that ne needs and
= voLe moro IateiligAntly tn al
when depending upon a ticket hastily
scratched by a perhaps insincore
iricud.-iCarsyn appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-28
FROM THE MINES DEPTHS.

Is England there arc almost c,ooo
women employed in and about the coal
mines, but 1t Is said that none OF the
nuInbcr works below tho surface.
The Sheffield cutlery firms, whose
buccc's depends SO large on tho freedom
from impurities in the iron they use,
have never found better iron than thov
obtained from Sweden.
An Arizona paper announces tho find.
ing OF q l1'T'pound nugget In the Plan.
chas Pluccrs, Sonora, Mex. This Ia
said TO be the largcs. nugget OF gold ON
record. The percentage Of pure gold
was 81 fine.
THE most famous mine In Alaska Is
the Trendwcll, bought by Mr.. Tread.
we'll for $500. Mcssrs. Fry, Frccborn and
Hill, OF San Francisco, Senator Jones,
OF Nevada, became equal partners.
Eight hundred thousand dollars have
been spent in improving the mine,
which has already yielded 9,lcp,l o4 In
gold bars
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-28
rHk oaEAF DANGER.

The following pointed add timely
article il an eItrsc. from General
wes7er's new Look,aA Cslito Action:
II the economic revolution now 10
progress in the Uaited States "a not
speedily successful, The Industrial
people will have 10 one 10 biane but
,nen,.elveS Through suffering and
Tes<arch they have Learned the cause
of their distress. Thu! bare organ
iL-d, dcciJ-j upyn remedies and
made kroru their Geruapcs- lney
have toe rum..-r 70 make their wishes
effective. The constitution aud lass
W che county place The shuie matter
within their han6a. The great initial
battles ave been fought IN the courts
and this cvnfti;ries their Gibraltar
End ippresusb.e vantage round
Nothing is now needed but q rEUper
use OF The ballot
IL the friends OF silver will make
Que united and f~earIess effort The VIC
iorY will bs YoD. Fiiel!t. 20 truth,
~ nome, 70 family and TO the brother
hood OF purpose Is all that Is required.
Capital Possesses one thinR which
lsto. does not-resdy cash. The:
VIII not ks.itHte IL nEse IT, bes. Ec--
sjbls use OF il. But labor Possesses
that which capital does not--rUD-
b<rs- They should We made effective.
NIT.ll Ill., I.r.,ar rafn.. tn p.=ka *.
o the peaceful WEAPON which their
fathers placed ID their bauds: II sc
si!i not with courage and conscience
o.ooss the methods OF peace, the
sword ia Ines IIaDie. Persistent Op-
precision on the cae hand sad neglect
~ make proper use OF the ballot on
The other, IN the very nature IL
things, call for the application OF
force As the only soIulIOp. AT-uEIug
armies always follow cio~e upon The
heels Of lesalized i~Liusuce. II We
would escaye the sSoEo &c rIust al
once cUnqs.r through the p0Se. Q.
truth snd through kGoE!eGss iEcar-
mated and set IN motion.
We have challenged The sdrersar!
10 battle sn1 oar pusies have sound
I'd The march. IL We no- EEK 20
tSo,it cr shrink frum the c~oafiCi, II
will B.3ouEt 10 d OJLieS-IVu Ot COW
ArdIce and q remuneration 81 the faith.
Le: US MAKE lie year 1897 uetEoTaU!e
fVr all time 70 cenIe AS the period
Ehen the grea. battle for Ia1HstTlE!
emancipation AIS iUugntand Eoa AZ
the UuiteI S.sls-- It is glorious 70
live il this Z and To be permitted
70 take part 10 this bertiC combat Is
the greatest honor that can Ee coL-
f-rred upoG mortals- II al oppo.-
iunity FOR every man, EoweSer hug
bic, TO strike & blow that Til! peTus
nentiy benefit ms rate and make The
world better for his having lived
Throughout all history We nave had
LApie evidence that the rex world is
n tbsster upon which tbe great
struggle for he rigt!s II man is 10 be
made, aud the righteous movement
DOW in progress shOU!d again iUIc!bly
remind us Of our euyIsb!e mitsIvu
uDde, Providence smULS the uailOns
OF the earth.