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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10

One of the most delightful events of
the week was the reception given Fri
day afternoon By Mrs. Ferdinand
Dickert and Miss Dickert. The house,
darkened and then lighted, was ex-
ceedingly pretty with its shaded lights
and decorations. Roses were used pro-
fusely in the reception room. while
palms and ferns ornamented the hall
The table in the dining room was par
ticularly handsome with its embroid-
cred center and masses of sweet peas.
Mrs. Dickert was assisted in receiV-
ing by Miss Dickert, Miss Preston and
Miss Norma Dickert. Presiding over
the dining room We're Miss Thorn, Mrs.
Terhune, Miss Terhune and Miss Allie
Miller. Serving punch were Miss Cam
ME Leonard, Miss Sallie Leonard, Miss
Griffin and Miss Laura Sherman.
An orchestra was in attendance and
furnished delightful music. ONcr
seventy-lve guests called during the
afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10

tain. NJ. B. Whitney, E. futile, z. o.
Cary, Page. George Scott Cheeseman,
l. NJ Pollock, Z. Packard, AIva Lewis,
B. B. Hanak. W. NJ Daily. Z. Wilkes,
c. z. Woodruff, I. I. Amy, A. c. Ew-
ing, A Howat, Hubbard Reed, r. J.
Glendinning. NJ and T. Pfoutz. G.
Pfoutz, John White, c. A. Lowe r. I.
GRAM, J. Z. Jennings. J. L. Franken,
5. L. Pearson, Misses Rookledge, Craw-
ford, Craig Wjles. Lowe, Hanauer,
Hanauer, Block. KimbaI, Anderson, De
Witt, HoWat. Spencer, Holmes, New
str
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10

A wedding in which Salt Lake society
win take a warm interest occurred il
Buffalo, N Y, last Thursday. The
bride was Miss Nee Elliott Welton and
the groom Mr.. Archie Mckay. The
marriage was solemnized at the rectOry
Of the Church of Our Father, and was
witnessed by a few intimate friends.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ruth
Anna Welton of Detroit and g sister of
Mrs. David B. Hampstead of this city.
She spent TIE summer of 1897 in Salt
Lake and is pleasantly remembered by
a host of friends. The groom is the
son Of Judge Mckay. During the war
with Spain he served as sergeant in
troop l. Torrey's rough riders For the
past year and a half he has resided
in New York and is now located in
5uffalo where the happy couple will
reside.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10
In Honor of Guests.

The Misses Vase man of Portland.
Ore, We're the guests of honor at an
informal affair given Wednesday even
ing by Mrs. Jos eph E. Game and Mrs.
Guy NJ. Palmer.
Present to meet the guests of honor
were Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Movie,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c.. Dunbar, Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas Jennings, Mrs. Wood
ward, Miss Hanauer, Miss Sharp, Miss
Hattie Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid.
Dir. B. Y. Smith, Mr.. w. ]. Lawrence,
Lieutenant Albert Allen, Mr.. S. K.
Hooper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10
Afternoon Tea.

Miss Crawford was on Thursday the
hostess of an afternoon tea. The
rooms were effectively decorated with
punches of roses, and the hours were
pleasantly passed with a floral guessing
contest, souvenirs being won by Mrs.
Wells of Helena and Mrs. Witcher
The guests of the afternoon were
Mrs. Cary, Mrs. Wells of Helena. Mrs
S. c. Park, Mrs. NJ. c. Fox, Mrs. Neil
Mrs. Daily, Mrs. James Jennings, Mrs.
f. W. Jennings, Mrs. D. J. Sharp, Mrs.
). i. Franken, Mrs. G. L. Nye. Mrs. ID.
c. Dunbar, Mrs c. H. Post, Miss An
derson, Miss Burke, Miss Blanche
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10
At Luncheon

On Friday afternoon Mrs. F. A. Vim
cent entertained at luncheon in honor
of her sister, Mrs. F. w. Vincent of
PendletOn, Ore. Roses in colOrs of
pink and white made a beautiful dec
Grafton for the table, around which
were seated, besides the honored guest,
Mrs. Hal w. Brown, Mrs. G. S. Peyton,
Mrs. J. f. Gallagher, Miss Preston, Mrs.
Weir and Mrs. Delano.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10
Weddings of tbe past week.

Tuesday-BIiss Edith Van Colt and
Ezra T. Palmer.
Wednesday-AIi Hattie Badger and
Marcellus Nebeker. Miss Kettle Kid
der ana Lee Brayton Wight. Miss Kate
Heystek and J. =. Mcknight
Thursday-MiSs Ida Pitt and Edjah
NJ. Weller Miss Emmaretta GabbOft
and Campbell Grown. Miss Emma
SkooglHnd and DR. Custave w. Teudt.
Thursday, at Maasi-kIiss Mile KEEL
Ter and Halbert S. Kerr.
Thursday, at EnglewoOd, n. Miss
Nellie Voorhees, and Samuel A. Hutchi-
son
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10

Mrs. Thomas Jennings entertained
informally at tea Thursday afternoon.
Her guests were Mrs. Emily Grant,
Mrs. J. D. Spencer. Mrs. John owen.
Mrs. G. D. Pyper, Mrs. Richard Young.
Mrs. II. G. Whitney, Mrs. ]. H. Moyle,
Mrs. D. c. Dunbar, Mrs. Evelyn Davis.
Mrs. r. G. EastOn. Mrs. Rulon Wells
and Mrs. Julia TAYLOR.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10
Surnrise Party.

A surprise party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. 7. Hopfenbeck
Tuesday evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopfenbeck, Bsr. and Mrs. Earn Brown,
Mrs. Will Margetts. Mrs. Porter. Misses
Sadie Grow, Eta HOdson, Anna Bur-
CESS. Maggie Pclick, Effie Lang, George
Burgess. Tom Laylin, Charlie Laylin,
Tom Mure, Mr.. Robins.
Musical selections were rendered by
Lee Chamberlin Jack Nebeker, Willie
Webb, Mr.. Morris, George Sharp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10
At Dinner.

Mrs. J. w. Irvine very charmingly
entertained a few friends at dinner or
Wednesday evening.
Those present were: Mesdames
Bowripg. Williams, Lewis, POLAND,
Yoer Misses Nellie Bowring, Laura
Keene, Mamma Morris and May Nor
ris.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10
weddings of the Coming Week.

Tuesday-BTiss Bertha Gillett and
Harold Mounteer. Miss Venice Pike
and Captain j. w. Afford.
Wednesday-AIi Edna Earls and
Philip p. Clark.
Thursday-Miss GwendOlen Lewis ana
William H Little.
Friday-DIiss Matte Lambert and
Arthur Weeter.
Saturday-Miss Nettie Shelley and
Joseph u. Mcknight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10

dainty china and was adorned with La
France roses and ferns. The menu was
a delicious one.
Covers We're laid Tor Mrs F. w. Vim
cent, Mrs. Andrus Mrs. Boggs, Mrs.
Plummer Mrs. Wightman, Mrs -Winn.
Mrs. Van Arman Mrs. )elano, Mrs.
Henry and DR.. Belle Gelnmell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10
Opal Club.

The members of the Opal club en-
joyed a nice dancing party at Calder's
park last Wednesday evening. Part
of the club went down on bicycles and
part by street car. A delightful even
ing was passed.
Next Wednesday evening the club
win meet for a bicycle run, to leave
Christensen's hall at 7:45. After the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10
To Meet Mrs. Vincent.

Mrs F. w. Vincent Of Pendleton,
Ore, was the guest Of honor a. a dain-
thy appointed luncheon given Monday
by Mrs F. A. Vincent. The table was
exqu.stely arranged with silver and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10

run Strawberries and cream will be
served at the Ladies' Literary club
rooms. Tickets for the refreshments
will be given the members at the place
Of meeting before the run.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10

Burke, Miss Park. Miss Weber and
Miss Fox.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28
Mr. HEY WOOD DAvENPoRrs ILLNESS

Has Reached a Critical Point, and NJ. J..
F. Davenport Goes 10 HsBedsids.
NJ. j, p. Davenport has been cal
to Plymouth, n. c., by a ,elesrs IN an
nOunoipg the desperate illness of his
father, Mr.. Haywood Davenport, one
Of the best known lumberme that
formerly operated in this section and
in Florids. Mr. Davenport has been
in hospital for nine months, suffer
ing from complication of disease,
aud it seems bis end il near. His
daughter, Mss Eljiss Davenport
well known in society circles Of thii
State, has bsen wnh her father for
some time.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28
FURTHER DELAY
In GLBRKSHIP CASE
Unforeseen Happenings Seem To
NeOessitateP rolongatiCh Of Set
Date For Hearing
.DAVENPaRTS ENFORCED ABSENCE
And Judgs Bslneps Absence on the Circuit
For Spring Term Make Conditions to
Thst End Ind-soite wait Probable.

The trial of the case involving the
olerkship Of the City court VIII prob
ably be delayed ind, hnitely now, A
Times reporter interviewed Judge
Bennet on the subject yesterday, ana
he stated that be was ready to 20 into
it At any TIM the attorneys were. pro-
vided it did not oophct with bis other
duties on the bench. IN The meantime,
Mr.. Dave port is away at his fathers
bedside, aud probably before his re-
turn, Judge Benoet will be out on the
circuit for the spring term. As The
matter now stsnd-, there does rot
Sc, m o be mech caatcs for az ss'lg
hearing Of the csse.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28
Provislca Made for Ladies J..

The standard ladies' Tailoring Co.,
the slargest concern Of its kind in
America, has made arrangements
with leading tsiloring representa-
tive here to display samples of their
fabrics and fashion plates in this city
These samplas and fashion plates have
slready been plscad here, and are
ready for inspection. You should not
miss this opportunity Of seeing the
cream OF the lesding markets Of Paris,
Lor don, Berlin ard Vienna. II you
carnot go to see them they VIII be
sent to you for inspection il you will
only notify Jas. G. Carter, OO4 Monk
street..
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28
Sss SsSSS sSsSe s@sss 49,.
Eat TIE Grand. I
s -

EoIisa
/ desire tocsl' the attention Of tie
music loving public to the engage
.ment & Ward 4 Yoke, which takes
place Tussdsy M,roh 9Th. Ward II
49,. toffS ssaoa saas
\, 70 now On route viatihe south
Francisoo. where they are book !
ed for three weeks IN ApsI nrhe
Floor Waikersn il the sltelar handle
,ot their nels vehicle, and i - elabg.
ration ot~ths ope-acs portion Or their
ten weeks' run 10 ChiosRo the past
summer. It is described as musi-
cal farce review, ana embraces shout
twenty bright spsoisl features,
catchy music enough % stock comic
opera, and ~ the fun and laughs u
which Ward & yokes are 50 prolific,
10 the company surrounding Ward 4
yokes are such fun and musical *
perts as Lucy DAILY, Margaret DAILY
vokss, the Chicago Ladies' QaArtetts,
Hattie Bernard, WI West, George
sidney, Johu w Early and two dOz.
en- pretty girls. The claim Is advanced
"Shis aerins is BY long oddstha best
dres ed and most superbIy staged pro-
duc'icn Of musical farce comedy in
the history Of theatricals." Tnoss
who miss Ward q vokes next Tues
day will miss an evtnirs Il pleasure
that cannot well be rsplaOed. Re
spectfuiIy. Il ID WoirrE.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28
Ward & vakan.

Ward & vokes are coming TO the
opera house, Tuesday, MyrcS . h, with
their new musical farce review, "The
Floor Walkers" This means that the
patrons Of the Grand are to see an en-
tertsinment made up exclusively Of
nonsense, music, singing and fur, pre-
seuied by 3 company of forty people,
with the most costly sosnic and cos
tune accessories ever carried by a
similar organization. E. D. S air, the
gentleman who directs the company,
has gwen the new review every posi-
BILE adjunct with which to please the
public. Perhaps just as good way as
any TO tell what is In the makeup of
1.-THE Floor Walkers would be to
copy, intact, the tynopsis from the
program of the entertainment, which
we herewith present: "synopsis Of
scenes and things" The whole has
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28
The Thrifty and Wealthy:Colonist
From Ohio Are Great De-
velOpers
WORKING IN CAMDEN AND GLYNN
Building Three Story sO-FOOt Square House
to Accommodate Settlers, Planting Fruit
Trees and Reclaimiug os Fields

shaker money IS still being largelg
spent in GIynn aud Camden osunti-s,
ana the benefits to be derived frs m
the settlement OF those wealthy and
thrifty people from Union Village,
Ohio, is being daily impressed on the
average citizen. Under the direc ion
Of Dr. slingefland, head Of the colo
~, there is now being erected At
White OAK, The town they recently
bought ont, lock, stock and barrel,
literally speaking, q building sixty
feet square and three stories hieh Tor
TIE accommodation u the COLONY AND
those that are come down from OHIO
II tue early spring. The shakers n
pianting fruit tress aud grapes AID
IN GlYun are nsselopipg eas
sofeages Of rice aslss long sko hbsE
doned Tbs 80 spsuasns shonsauds
az +, aud nsfe ave coming 70 help the
good work sloas a'helf reception
hsrs zoe q 'slads| . been shs A'oss
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28

In the district court Of tho tlaited states ~,
ihe Ensfcfn division Of the southern dlstfiet <.
Notice q Application for Dlscharee
IA the matter OF j. II. Heller tIIeiler n nah
movie. county u Giynn inbankruptcy
20 The creditors OF the above named banl rr,,,
lou are hereby notified that the nboxe
Nameq bAnkrnpts have hled their application
t2l 9 aiseDar9e nom AZ The de.fts proVable in
alif and ~ partner OF firm OF Heller q
habinovlc. The said application Nil
~ heard by the Honorable Emory speer,
Judge Of the United sfales District Conf
LQf snin district and diyision, az the United
Htefes eoalt house IN Savannah, Ga, on the 18th
aay 81 March, 1900, at 10 n'cloek d, m
Afl cruditore OF said bAnkrupts are notified
fAa AZ at the time and place stated and show
aoy they can, why the prayer contain
eAid petition should mol be granted.
so ~ Savannah, Gas tins 2ad day OF Feh-
a 9Q. II. II. KING, CieIk.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28

Rwa hslseA Tn aFs sss sAss place
il caerlty bszsars qfidar Abe super
vision IN ld5fi castoris, ar
ranged for the raislngot fnpds to
bolld J home for dsstig,As m.ll'ou-
aIte Incidental @ the action q hs
nFss baif, she following ssally plests.
ing musical nlefpolatious VII 81
pulled ON sally, - LUCY Daily.
aided b. the chorus; al entirely new
and original Conversation Danes, by
Ward, voses, Lucy DAILY ana Marga
ret Dsly yokes; Dear Old Loedon; q
swsgger Thing, intgaaassa " VIII
Weat and TIE hosa snu Dpnn, 5 j
Mesass ~. Nsrlys Powers, Rock
cain And lawrence Honolulu Qaeen.
By Lucy DAILY and the entire company
The second half occurs IN the NJ iIion-
airs Club pn I.adies' Night. The au-
dlence are cordialy invited to recOg-
uIzs themselves a. gaests, and enter
into the spirit Of the affair. 10 this
half win BE- introduced Aslsep IN the
DsePS By John w. Early, assisted By
the ohorus Tire Chicago Ladies' Quar-.
tette, tBsrtha HollsnbeCk, soprano
Martha Allison, mezzo-soprauO; 10
ssphine Comstook, consrslto; Ahc'
Merrill Raymond, alto;) 10 selections
Ward aud vokes' famous Percy sus
Harold specialtyi rnl Waiting Honey
by Margaret Daly yokss and vii
wss' Hebrswism, b George sidney
A Travesty on Something, BY Llcl
Oily, Margaret DAILY Vokes, Ward and
vokes, West aud Sidney.
Thls 10 the sexual program as pre-
ssutsd. II can in no way tell of thI
large chorus of pretty girl who know
how to sing and do it with a will. I
simi ly provides name for what tn
audience sess going on, snd oanno
give an idea Of the millions Of heart,
laughs which accompany ell Of th
acts on the program. Seats are nov
on sale.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28
Judge OonoIsx Bound h N over.

Judge CSnelsy yesterday bound over
to the superior urt Jas. Blue, ne
gro charg' with robbing Mr. D. V.
ClIeman's store near the four mile
crossing. There was evidence also
that the negro attempted to set ire to
the store rfter robbing il, and the case
appears to be bad one.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28
Begins Monday Next When Judge
Bennett Goes To Appling
County.
WILL Wind UP NEXT MAY
Order Of Counties in Which Courts VII
Be H-ld-Judgs Willis Dart Makes
Able Defense in Murder Case.

The spring riding Of the Brunswick
cIrcuit commences on NJ lnday next,
when Judge Joseph w. Bennett and
steuograpber A D. Gle lave FOR
Appling county, to hold the first Of
the spring term courts.
From Applng, they will 20 in sue
csssion aud following order, TO Cim-
dem, Charlton, Clirch, Coffee, Ware ,
Pierce, Wayne, and the wind up Will
ossur tie third Monday 10 Nay, when
G ynn'a court is opened The fall
term Of the circu has Just closed
with court at G ffse, which was sn
adjourned session, n de 20 BY he
dronth that Lad 20 dsEtgd the water
SUPPLY efUotTee 81 n veil, were
not abs 70 seeoul poasts me people
With drinking watsr A. this court,
- i lesfned thai judges F, Willis
Dart yeuaK BrqnawiQkish, how
Judge ~ shs ty court u cSlfss.
made ! psiIiians pseel 10 dftspss q
Mccey Waters former Bsup5 rs
ian. Y g ~ nsassa p murder JadE
s man alsAough M
wss oppossdDy ,lluitof Bsnuett. aaa
Attorneys u. p. Grshsm, q Mora, !
and 2alaez 4 e IssR. !. q poaslsss.
fne speSeh u she aeieasp 2 helps
FaaFd W sne Bfaasvick lsw
yers who bsara q and Judge OAR
seems TO pass added new iaufsls ~
cap
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28

s ffsasnfy Department. ONCE OF Marine Hos-
81 sffTiees Brunswick Quarantine, Ga. Feb.
proposals win be received at this Office
NAeeday, March 8th, 1890, to furnish labor
alalerai Tor building officers quarters for
S Inc Marine Hospital Service at Bruins
Htk sIoafantIne. Schedules and further in
fafNatIea may be obtained upon application to
The sndetsiRucd. r. r l.. BURFORD,
Acting Assistant surgeon, NJ. II. s.. In Cons
mAnd8 Station.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28
Season d Prayer and Fasting FOls
lows one Of Much Social
GaYetY
VARIOUS CHURCHES
Brunswiek Society in sa0hs oh sna Ashss
Viii Retire From the Fields Of Earthly
oy 70 Do Reverence to the Lord
To-day is Ash Wednesday. aud tbl

Today is Ash Wednesday, aud the
3 ginning Of Lent.
Society, which has bern gaily enjoy
ing the delights Of tbs past seasons
choice offerings, win now, n sack
cloth and ashes, do reverence for the
period proclaimed by the Church sud
fsst and pray.
10 the Episcopal and Cathol church,
= services wi be held, as usual, to
mark the passing Of the Lenten season,
aud with the daWning of the Easter
morn, the beautiful buds and charm
inR matrons Of Brubswioks social
World will emerge from their season
Il prayer AMI fasting clad in
n ths delicately hu,d creations
the m,lhaers aud dressmakers
at, ready to receive the homage that
is Justly due them from the stsrne'
rex. 1t has been gay season, ths
past, in Brunswick, AMI the L nten
days ere welcomed by many for the
relief from social duties that they Sc
cure, as well as for the opportunity
or | g,ous deyotions,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28

Jim Carter still leads with bis orig
inal method OF cleaning clothes
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28
The QUANERS ARE
HONEST PEOPLE.

The quaker Herb Tonic Is not only
bioed purifier, but blood maker for pa'e,
weak and debilitated people who have no
strength nor blood. 1t acts as tonic, it
regulates digestion, cures dyspepsia and
LENDS strength and tone 70 the nervous
systsm, Ii is medicine for weak women
Il purely vegetable medicine and can
b kaken BY the most delicate, Kidney
Ieases, Rhematism and all diseases Of
y blood, stomach and nerves soon sue
Is to It's wonderful effects upon the hu-
ia system, Thousands Of people in
ornnswick recommend IT, Price $500.
QUAKER PAIN BALM Is the medicine
hat the Quaker Doctor made all OF his
Wonderful quick cures with. It's nsw
md wonderful medicine neuralgia, tooth.
che backache rheumatism, sprains, pain
II the bowels in TACT All pain can be re-
lisred ~ l. Price 50 cents for sale at Pol
hflrs drug store.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-02-28
some time,

Russell's Chill and Fever
Tonic, every bottle guaran-
teed For sale by w. j.
Butts and I. N. Bishop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-16

they will mix, and let me show you what
1t is that mixes them and makes them
one"
Mr. Bryan then quoted from a speech of
Abraham Lincoln, in which the martyr
President had said of the foreign element
In Americas population:
We have, besides these, men descended
by blood from our ancestors among us
perhaps half our people who are not de-
Scendants at all of these men-they are
men who have come from Europe-Ier-
man. lrish French and Scandnavian-men
who have come from Europe themselves
or whose ancestors have come hither and
settled here. finding themselves our equals
In all things. If they look back through
this history to trace their connections with
those days by blood. they find they have
none They cannot carry themselves back
into that glorious epoch and make them
selves feel that they of u.s. but when
they look through that old Declaration of
Independence they find that those old men
say:
We hold these truths to be self-evi-
equal and then they felt that that moral
sentiment. taught in that day evidences
their relations to these men, that is the
father of all moral principle in them and
that they have a right to claim II as though
they were blood of the blood and flesh of
the flesh OF the men who wrote the decIa-
ration that links the hearts of patriotic
and liberty-loving men together that will
link those patriotic hearts as long as the
life Of freedom exists In the minds of men
throughout the world"
Mr.. Stevenson followed in a short adj
dress. which was frequently applauded