The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13

but in this instance no other issue was b.
fore the people. The saloon element put up
a great fight but in spite OF IL the reop' e
declared they wanted prohibition.
We intend that the work among the
children shall be pushed as never before.
We are also Of the opinion that there should
be equal citizenship for man and WON
This convention has been one OF very re-
marksble and tender sympathy. ] knew
your chieftain since childhood. ard 10 O,bcr
person has had the influence upon my char
acter that she had I have always tried 10
be what Frances Willard would have me be- /
voice the sentiment Of every White Il bO5ner
ia Canada when | speak in her praise We
have learned 10 love her The bereavement
has brought me closer to her successor than
anything else could have done. On behalf Of
Canada, ] assure you that are with you
IN this light for home and God and country. %
DELEGATES FROM WINNIPEG.
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Bell, OF Winnipeg.
CORE bonding secretary Of the Mani
toba w. c. T. L., said she was proud
to come from a country where the mar
riage contract is seldom broken. and
the Sabbath is observed.
party Of little girls dressed in white
assembled 10 the platform bearing fruits
and flowers TO Mrs. Stevens They car
ried British and American flags.
Miss Janet Hill Knox read a poem
OF presentation and Mrs Stevens
thanked them with a brief speech.
Mrs. Lizzie Mills. of California. de-
livered a short speech.
Mrs. Ida II. Read president of the
Vermont w. G. 7. T.. announced thar
she had made J. +. Willard a memorial
life member.
Hatasu Fatsuta, a japanese. who is
soon going TO Japan, was the next
speaker.
ment," he ssid. 1t is not alone a mo E.
ment for morality. l am going home 70
Japan very soon 60 work among a very I'M
moral sect. / never think OF our customs
without wanting to convert them
DAKOTA PRoHIBITIoNIsT.
Judge Pollock, OF Fargo. n. d, who
framed the Prohibition law Of North
Dakota, was introduced by Mrs Bar
ker. as the man who had done more
To enforce the law than any other judge
in North Dakota
Il do not know" said Judge Pollock
whether IL is safe for a member OF the
judiciary to stand upon this platform We are
supposed TO look Wise and say nothing. but
our constituents know how We stand on a
question. IL ! have lived eighteen years in
North Dakota and the people OF that state
Do not know where ! stand. 1t Is time thev
DID. II Is good thing for you not only to
visit the saloons but the card rooms as we'll
/ remember once 7 had sixteen saloon keen
ers before me. and all the braves OF the
bar srrsyed with them aud against me- but
Who was in the court room bat Helen NJ
Barker and her noble cohorts.
The Advancement 81 this work must come
through the courts. You may have the law
but unless d be enforced II will be Of no
value. You must have officers Of the court
willing and capable 10 enforce the law Moth
ers. raise I'D a son who viii be strong
10 enforce the Law. When a boy Of FIVE years
my mother took me 20 a court room where a
a pledge And ! thank God have never
broken that pledge. My mother wanted me to
b. a minister. but she coBsecrated me better
than she knew when she placed me upoa the
altar OF Justice.
SOUTH DAKOTA SENTIMENTS.
Mrs. L. A. Ramsey. OF South Dakota.
was called 10 the platform TO express
the sentiments Of South Dakota re-
garding the passage Of the woman's
suffrage amendment in that state.
The great Scandinavian people she said
helped 70 give the ballot 10 the women Of
south DAKOTA We Only had one acti-suffraeist
come 10 cur state 10 preach against our
cause. We had hundreds % men lisuteusrfs
n that state TO eight the battle with US The
day Is coming when al women VIII have the
privilege We cannot know the snhere az
man or woman. The highest work that man
can do Is the work that God would have him
The Rev. A. T. Jones. OF Battle
Creek, Mich, was introduced.
There Is no true temperance" he
said. but Christian temperance. The
body which l represent are uncom-
promissnely opposed 10 liquor all the
time and everywhere"
Mrs.. Harriet butcher. president OF
the National WomenIs Kelley league
said her organization was a young
ore. but II was growing in influence
Mrs Mary Henry Rooster, editor Of
Good Health
a healthy body Is essential 10 a
healthy character" she said.
SABBATH REST ASSOCIATION.
A \. Davidson. president OF the