The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-02

In amazement we gaze at the brilliant,
display,
Ever lending its folds to shield the OPP
pressed:
Now waving, nor ceasing, to be ever at
The stars and the bars in their brilliancy
Our hearts and desires, and peace to ali
men.
Remember our fathers and the deeds they
have done;
Determined and brave, their liberty won;
Enduring and striving our flag to save;
Raise up the standard-long may she
wave.
Union forever, united we stand;
Neighbors are we, from every land;
In freedom rejoicing, we reach far and
To spread the good tidings to all that
come here.
Enjoying its blessings that to all of us
bring,
Don't let US forget its praises to sing.
Workmen, pay heed to humanity's call.
Our motto to save is the noblest of all.
Remember that kindness should ever pre-
vail;
Know We that all men are frail
Many virtues are hidden beneath ma
Ever shining like diamonds. SO pure and
sublime,
Nor losing their Iuster in the annals of
time.
United in friendship, we reach out our
hand,
Now welcoming all as man and a
friend,
In wishing to teach you our aims and
our ways,
Valuing motives of friendship more so
Enlist In our cause and you'll never
regret,
Receiving well wishes of brothers well
Sisters and brothers, all Of one band;
Insuring success, together they stand,
To further the cause they work with a
will,
You see by their members their ranks are
well filed.
No sorrow or care will e'er trouble you
In joining the ranks of the A. o. U. W.,
Now forging it's way ahead in the van,
Enlisting recruits wherever we. can.
Then join in the cause, protect those you
You'll find your reward when called up
above.
Fling, then to the winds the flag of
Our colors will wave Ger land and Ger
Union and liberty, so grand and SO true
Rah! Rah! for the red, the white and
the blue.
UNITED WORKMEN.
The various lodges of the A. Q: U. W:
and D. of H. will unite in Memorial
service at the Peoples church this after
noon at 2:S0 o'clock. These services are
held annually in memory Of those mem
bers who have died during the year. The
-s<Ar 4A1c will hn a
sive. The principal address will be de-
livered by Hon. ]. M. Diment, grand
master workman of the order in Mime
sota Preceding the services at the
lodges which participate in the services.
The parade will form at Smith park at
1870 and proceed to the church. ]. ]. Nc
Cardy will be chief marshal The line of
march will be from Smith park up Sixth
street to ST. Peter to Fifth street; thence
up Fifth to Pleasant avenue to the
church
Northern Lodge No 1926 will meet at
their hall, 91S Rice street today at 12:45
p. m. to attend Memorial services at the
Peoples church.
IRON CHAIN.
The order of the Iron Chain will have
regular meeting Rext Wednesday even
ing at G. A. r. hall on Wabasha street,
between Third and Fourth streets.
ROYAL NEIGHBoRs.
prosperity camp NO. 1854 Will meet
Wednesday evening in their hall, corner
East Seventh and Reaney streets. After
the business session there will be a short
musical programme, and ice cream and
cake will be served.
DRUIDS.
Regular monthly social at ST Paul
Grove No. Z tomorrow evening Members
who do not attend will miss q good thing.
Refreshments will be furnished.
ODD FELLOWS
Twin City Lodge No. 179, conferred the
first degree at its meeting last Thursday
evening.
UNITED FoREsTERs.
George F.-Woolsey, p. S. c. r., has
commissioned five organizing deputies
vote part or all of their time to the
work of building up the order in Min
nesota- Six or eight more organizing
d. S. c.. RS will be appointed as soon
as the proper material can be procured.
1t is expected that one lady member will
be appointed by the state deputy to look
after the woman's courts and Superin-
tend the woman organizers in the state.
Court Minnesota will meet Tuesday
evening. Work and pleasure will be
combined.
Court Land Mark will meet tomorrow
evening. 1nitia ton and social
Court Alpha meets Wednesday evening
An important session is expected.
Court Cass Lake will be instituted on
Tuesday evening at Cass Lake with
Seventy-five charter members. H. G..
Hill, D. S. c. R., is doing the organizing
work there. Brother Boyer and several
Bemidjf ForestGrs will go over to assist
at institution.
A special deputy will be detailed for
services in Court Como district, and
hopes are high, says Brother Drummond,
that Como will experience healthy
boom during the winter months.
Sister Emma Canaan, of Brainerd, has
been commissioned a D. S. c. R. for
women's courts and will institute court
at Walker and one at Staples shortly.
She has now eight applications for court
Magnolia to act on.
o. G. Olopson and Mayor G. T. Lyle,
of South st. Paul, have been commits
stoned D. S. c. RS and promises are
recorded to make the membership cf
Court Koposio 100 strong by Dec. 1.
Constellation Chapter o. E. s. will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday even
ing, the 18th inst.
entertain on Sept 10.