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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
81 WINS DEBATE
wisconsin University Orators geaten
4 Debate bys the stats Uni
versity Of lows
Penn College Wins II tho Tennis
Tournament With Iswa College.
Of Grinnsll.
Anss. Drake and q o. I..Grinnell
Dual Field Meets Being Hold
Today.

iowa city, May 12. The debating
league OF the State University OF Iowa
defeated the Wisconsin University last
night by vote Of two to one in the
discussion OF the question: Would 1t
De polite for the United States to take
direct action to effect substantial In
crease in Its merchant mariner" Iowa
had the negative side. iowa was repre-
scented by q. H. Fletcher. NJ. NJ. Moul-
ton and M. j. Mccarthy; Wisconsin by
u. ]. Cleary. w. F. Adams and n. w.
Adams. The judges were: Lieutenant
Governor ]. @. 'Milliman. ]. w. Freiz-
5xell,sof Eau Claire, Wis, and Professor
I Jesse Macy. OF Grinnell. The opera
house was Hastily decorated with both
the cardinal and old gold. and the APP
pearance OF the Wisconsin men was
ssignalled by hearty Wisconsin yell.
THE debate was probably the hardest
interstate contest ever held here and
the excitement was intense when the
decision OF the Judges was announced.
Wisconsin used charts to quite an ad-
vantage, but her speakers were lacking
in delivery. In which Iowa easily ex-
celled.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
Hancock County Politics.

Special to Ttmes-Republican.
Britt. May l2.-The county weeklies
this week contain the announcement
cards of the various county officers
who are to be voted for this fall. They
are the present incumbents and will no
doubt be re-noninated and reelected.
The list is as follows: Ole Peterson.
recorder: +. F. Brummand. auditor;
l.. d. Wormeldorf. clerk; j. E. Nicham,
county attorney.
The delegates to the republican state
convention have returned from Des
Moines and report a very harmonious
convention. Hancock county had a
candidate for district delegate in the
person OF Or. "A. j. Cole, of this city,
but the doctor declined the honor.
The Britt high school vii close the
spring term June 4. There will be no
graduating exercises this year, but we
understand the members of the alumni
are preparing a closing entertainment.
The Hancock county normal institute
will commence in this city July 16 and
a large and interesting session is an
ificinataa {5st5 Siss5
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12

of Arthur E. Holder. Of Sioux City. for
the appointment Of A special committee
of three to secure anliation with the
Iowa state Federation OF Labor Of the
various organisations OF railway em-
ployes.
j. F. Byrne's resolution for commit
tee of ten to assist in organizing the
retail clerks OF the city was adopted.
The federation by resolution recognized
the team drivers unions of the state.
Resolutions were adopted by Charles l..
Breckcn for compiler of the history
of the federation and by John j. Ja-
cobson for u universal union label.
The federation by resolution extended
Its thanks to the senators and repre-
sentatives that supported union labor
measures in the Twenty eighth general
assembly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
A TRAGEDY At Dunlap
z q. Barrett, q General Merchant,
Shot Four Times BY A. B
Taylor.
Affair the Result Of . Quarrel
Over the Election Of School
Teachers.
R Henry Thorp, Of 0skaloosa. Com
mits Suicide by shooting-
Short Specials
ecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican,.
Dunlap. May PA tragedy. the re-
sui. of bad feeling engendered at the
election Of teachers for the public
schools, took place here today. "A. b.
Taylor. an insurance agent, shot p. H.
Barrett, general merchant, four times.
Barrett was wounded in the hand, leg
and lower part Of the abdomen. The
affair took place on Main street and in
the presence of number Of witnesses,
The shooting appears to have been de-
as no words were spoken. Tay-
excitement. 1t is not known yet wheth-
ler Barretts wounds are dangerous.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12

iGrinnell, H. q. Lyman. "a. Riser, Van
Dixie and Ellis; 8. y. i. Brown, Ander-
son, Hughes ana Fitzgerald.
6 Discus throw Grinncll. Harris.
Smith. BaggsS and "a. Riser: 8. 10. l.,
Hull, WarnerSE igfsxidt and Mead
Two hundred and twenty yard hurdle
Grinnell, Crouch. Lyman, Craver and
Arnold; 81 u. Il Howell, Hecht, Edison
and Dye.
Mile run-G rinnell, McKeag, Evans,
Mcintosh and Ricketts,; 8. u. l., Brown.
Bracket, Boardman and Fitzgerald.
Hop. step and jump Grinnell, E. j.
Lyman, Crouch. Delavan and Foster:
s. U. l.. Williams. Edison. siegfreidt
and Rule.
Two mile bicycle Grinnell. Wernli.
Waters. Meredith and Morrison; S. u.
l., Bauschbaugh, Choate, Downing and
SAllin.
One-half mile relay race rinnell.
snider. H. G. Lyman, Ellis, Bair. Graz
yer and Delavan; S. U. l.. Weiland,
Howell, Dye. Anderson. Edison. Nor
ton. Hughes and Lynch.
I T.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
base Hail at Iowa Fans.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls. May y. The first game Of
the regular ball season in this county
viii! open at Radcliffe next Tuesday,
when the local team Will meet the club
at that place. Other games in which the
home team will take part will follow
RAPIDLY and the season from now on
promises to be a lively one. The inter-
est manifested by all in the team or
ganized here this year indicates that It
Falls. Among the other clubs that Will
meet the local team either on the local
grounds or IN other cities are the fol-
Tho c. c. c. College team Of
Des Moines, the Kansas Indian team for
two games, Manson. Waterloo and Ack-
Hey, with other games in view.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
NO SALOONS IN MoNoNA.
Liquor Dealers Fail TO Get the Ne
essary Mum Der of signatures.

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Special to Times Republican.
Mapleton, May 12.-AIonona county
will. at present atsleast, go dry" a 8 far
as the open saloon is concerned. The 90
per cent failed, so the matter will now
rest until after election at least.
NIapleton sent two delegates to the
republican convention, II. v. Chaplin
and 7. j. Daley.
Miss NcGloilin is visiting at Nevada,
Ia, this week.
DR.. Gillespie has resigned his position
as deputy postmaster and will go to
Omaha in a few days.
Orrin S. Cole, who has been spending
"a month in Colorado, returned home
yesterday.
Hrepainting their residences this week.
A number Of new dwellings are being
hiilf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
TO RAISE SUGAR BETS.
Over 100 Acres Tributary TO Iowa
Falls VIII Be Planted.

AnD VIVA No 17luuteVs
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, May 12.-Reet sugar head
quarters We're opened in this city yes
terday and the cultivation of this prod
uct as new industry in this section
will be given a thorough trial by the
farmers this season. One hundred and
eighteen acres have been contracted for
and arrangements have been completed
for the supply Of seed and tools as we'll
as the marketing of the crop with "a
Minneapolis beet sugar company.
Every one seems to be taking a deep
interest in the new experiment and the
outcome will be watched with much
curiosity by those not intimately cons
nected with the experiment. as well az
by those that have taken hold of the
matter. Aside from the acreage con-
tracted for with the farmers some Of
the business men have contracted for
the cultivation Of several acres.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
The Y. NJ. e.. =. Annual Meeting.
Special TO Times Republican.

T5ptCIaI7 10 IltE-ttepUUIICuII. 7.-78@-
Cedar Falls, May l2.-Our Young
Mens Christian Association will hold
Its annual meeting on Sunday. May %.
The railroad men have promised to be
present. Mr. Byers, the Christian en-
gineer who, daily passes thru our city
on the Burlington. Cedar Rapids &
Northern railway, will preside and adj
dress the association: also w. C. Hay
ward, a brakeman on the Iowa Central
and presiden. OF the Y. M. c. A. at Per-
ry, Ia. and G. H. Swinney. yardmaster
at Belle PLANE will be here. The Y. NJ.
c. "A. and the Y. w. C. AS Of the State
Normal will also Join with our city asso-
citation and assist in making this event
notable. Two platform meetings will be
held In the evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
Death ut Gnrwin.

-ssUeCIdT- -'--7l----
Garwin, May 12.-Ars. DR.. Winslow
died at her home in this place at 8
o'clock yesterday morning. Mrs. Win
slow leaves a. husband and two children
and many friends to mourn her death.
The funeral was held today at 10 o'clock
at the United Brethren church, the fu-
neral sermon being preached by Rev.
Tibbitts. Mrs. Winslow had been sick
but few days She was universally
esteemed in this community.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
AIKeen Clear BRAIN.

Your best feelings. your social posi-
tion ops business success depend largely
upon the perfect action of your stom-i
ach and livGf. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
give Increased strength, . keen. clear
brain. high ambition. A 25-cent box
will make you feel like q new being.
Sold BY George r. Powers. druggist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
The Nornal.Fylc stan.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls. May IL. The election for
the stan OF the Normal-Eyte took place
on Tuesday last and resulted in the.
choice Of the following persons: Editor
in-chief, William Schegadus; Miss Em-i
ma shoudy, local editor. and William
Magee, business manager,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT.

Steve Policy. OF Eldora, Mcets With q
serious Injury.
Eldora, May 12.-steve Policy, a la
borer. engaged in taking down bake
oven at the rear OF the new store build
ing being erected by ]. II. Smith. met
with severe, and what may prove
fatal, accident yesterday. The struc-
sture when partly down suddenly col
slapsed and fell upon Policy, crushing
him to the ground. He received two
severe cuts on the head and was badly
bruised on one side. He is now in a
precarious condition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
DUAL FIELD MEET.
List Of Entries In the Drake-Ame
Contest This IA fteruoon.

Contest This AFTERNOON.
Specialize Times-Republican.
Ames. May 12.The dual meet be-
tween the State College here and Drake
University of Des Moines is being held
an the Ames athletic grounds this
afternoon. Following are the entries:
One Hundred Yard Dash Ames,.
Pack. Roberts and Neil: Drake, Pell,s
IBrokaW. southall and Clark.
Pole Vault-Ames, Smith and Hunt;
Drake, Chapman and Witter.
Z Shot Put-Ames, Bunker and Meyers i
Drake. Lowe. Pell, Smith and Boggess.
One Hundred and Twenty Yard Hur-
die mes. Lamb. Lytle and Palmer:
Drake. Chapman, Borgess.. Sellards and
Witter.
Two Hundred and Twenty Yard Dash
-Ames, Peck, Hopkins, Neil and Rob-
erts; Drake, Brokaw, Southall. Clarke
and Pell.
Eight Hundred and Eighty Yard
Run-Ames, Dwigans. Wilson, Reimers
and Neil: Drake, H. Kies Emerson.
Bacon and Clarke.
Running Broad Jump-Ames, Palmer,
Lyle and Smith: Drake. se!lards,
Clarkeo Pell and Graham.
Hammer Throw-Ames. Meyers. Nc
Birney and Bunker; Drake Lowe and
Pell.
One Half Mile Bicycle Race-Ames
Bone, Hayungs and Campbell; Drake,
Lichty. Bovee, Holbrook, Ferree and
Kies.
High Jump-Ames. Palmer Lamb
and Mosier; Drake, Graham and Sell
Ilards.
Four Hundred and Forty Yard Run
Ames. NeiE Hopkins. Dwigans and Rel
|mers; Drake. H.. .Kies. Clarke. Southall
and Bacon.
Discus Throw-Ames, Mcclure. Nc
4 Blrney, Meyers and Bunker: Drake,
Smith. Roggess and Pell.
Two Hundred and Twenty Yard Hur-
die Race--Ames. Lamb. Lytle, Palmer
and Lee: Drake. Chapman, Boggess
land Sellards.
One Nile Run Names. Wilson and
Dwigans; Drake, Emerson, Bacon, H.
4 Kies and Harris.
Hop, Step and Jump-Ames Palmer
land Lyle; Drake. Sellards, Graham
and Chapman.
Two Mile Bicycle Race-Ames, Bone,
Hayungs and Campbell: Drake Lich-
ty. Bovee, Holbrook, Ferree and j
kies.
One-Half Mile Relay Race-Ames
A Peck. Roberts. Neil. Hopkins, Reimer'
and Lee; Drake. Clarke, Brokaw
|southall. Pell. Kuthly, n. Kies, Bog.
CESS and Sellards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
SUICIDE AT osKALoOsA.

II. Henry Thorpe Shoots Himself in
the Heart and Head.
Special to Times Republican.
Oskaloosa, May PR. Henry Thorp,l
an unmarried man about % years of
ing himself with a revolver. Two bull
lets entered his heart and one lodged in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
Cedar Falls schools.

Special TO Ttmes-Republtcan.
Cedar Falls, May 12.--Presldent II. H.
Marley OF the school board, and his
committee on building have visited
Charles City. yinton and other cities.
looking over the ect,ool houses with a
view to plans for Cedar Falls new
building. which viii be built on the corr
ner OF Main and Twelfth streets. The
board has also purchased four. lots in
Oak Ridge for . new: school building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
concert Al New pI,lr.ovidence.
Special to mes-Republican.

gSpeClaI8 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
New Providence, May 12.-Prof. Arnold
closed his first term Of vocal music in
the Republic district last night with a
concert in the NJ. z. church in this
township, which was a decided success
as far as the exercises went, but, owing
to the busy season. he had a small au-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
SMALLPOX NEAR HLDoRA.
Melvin Bak or, . Drug Clerk, suffer-
ing From the Discnse.

ing from tne D1scuSes
Special to Times Republican
Eldora. May PA case Of smallpox
is reported in the John Baker family,
three miles east OF town. Melvin Baker,
who has been working in drug store
at Marshalltown, came home the first
of the week and is now down with the
dread disease. This is the first case
near here.
Herbert "A. HUFF took the examination
at Des Moines this week and was made
Al full f1edced attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12

To cure . Cold whils You s1se ,
Take Week. Break-UplG-C Cola Tab.
lets.s No cure. NO pay. Price. 3 cents,
Pstsr Mayer. sole agsnE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
stan;ord Gets Fiye Years.

ottumwa, May 12-Con Stafford. who
broke jail two weeks ago at this place
and who was re-captured in st. Louis
Thursday, was yesterday sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
storm Lake Notes.

Special to Times republican.
Storm Lake, May 12.-A1iss Jane Ad-.
dams. Of Hull House settlement. Chica
go, delivered a Lecture at the opera
house Wednesday evening on Social
Settlements The lecture was well re-
ceived.
The butter tub factory ,s finished and
at work. The management finds that
lite engine is too small, and it is negoti-
ating for Il larger one.
The work on the Minneapolis & ST.
Louis depot and on the Milwaukee ele-
rator is finished.
Our school board has elected teachers
for another year, and fourteen Of the
sixteen teachers have accepted.
The requisite 1000 acres required for
a beet sugar factory are subscribed or
guaranteed by our farmers and business
men. The promoters are now CORE
spending with several different firms
with view to enlisting capital sufti-
lycient to erect a factory. They report an
| encouraging outlook.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
8, U. i vs.. IOWA COLLEGE.
Old COLD and scarlet ana Black Ath-
lelic Contrsts Today

Grinnell, May 12-The sixth annual
dual field meet between the represents
tives Of the State University and Iowa
College is being contested at the fair
grounds this afternoon. The athletes in
charge OF DR.. knipe were met at the
10: 80 train by the student reception COM
mittee OF I. G.. and were escorted to
quarters. The weather is fine and the
track fast. The outcome is more in
doubt than at any previous meet, there
being but one man In the lists for Grin
nell who won point at the state meet
at Des Moines last year, and Lewis and
Wilson. Of s. u. rs team of last year.
are also out. It is probable that all pre-
vious records, with the exception of the
pole vault and bike, will stand.
Brown. captain for s.. 1. u, will be
sure OF points in distance runs. Sny-
der. captain for Grinnell, on account of
injuries at the last state meet, Is not in
his usual form. The results today will
largely determine the result on the 25th
at DEG Moines.
Grinnell has a fighting chance and is
rather under than over confident on ac-
count OF the untried material.
Results OF previous dual meets are:
'95-Held at s. u. T., won by Grinnell.
.96-Held at Grinnell. won by S. g. /.
'97-Held at s. u. 1. won by Grlnnell
'9S-NO meet: rain.
s4 'S9-held at s. U. l.. won by S. u. I.
The majority Of records is held BY
Grinnell men. Speedy" Rush will watch
the efforts to lower his records from the
sade lines. The Grinnell men are in fair
condition under the efficient care OF
Trainer Jack Watson. who has had
4 charge OF the field and track work for
# the past three years. Following are the
officers Of the day:
Referee. II. Rush.
Starter-Jack Watson.
Announcer-R. A.. Cook.
Clerk Whitley.
Field Judges. Smith. D. G. Thorn
3 berg, w. g. Ray. En- r. Mitchell. u. NJ
I Butler.
Judges Of finish-J. F. Reid. W. H
Bremner. J. Hunt
4 Rawson, H. "A. Hun.
Inspectors-C. g. Dicken. J. G. Grit
Aths.
II. g. Lyman. Blair, Craver: 8. u. L.
Edison, Morton. Anderson. Hughes.
Il Pole vault-Engelke. Haines. Bair
aNSu6SSs Cli0AAhsf &ACkSlGWC
Bracket. Hecht.
Sixteen pound shot put---G.. p. J. I.y-
man, Harris. Parks. z.egier; 8. y. L.
Burfier, Brockway, " arner. Weiland.
Half-mile bicycle-G., Wernli. Burn
side, Morrison. Meredith: 8. u. l.
Bauschbaugh, Choate. Allin.
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
B g.. III. q. Lyman, snider, Ellis. Craver;
4 ST.. I--Ioweli. Dye. Edison. Anderson
Half mile run-G.. A. Riser. Nc.
Keas. Dickinson, Parks; 9. u. l.
Brown. Bracket, Boardman. Fitzger'
aid.
" Brpad jump q. Couch: p. ]. Lyman
4 Balr, snider; 8. u. I.Weiiand. Mead
skettiewell, Williams. ;s3
Gixteen-pound hammer khrow-G.
Parks. Harris. O. Riser. Arnold; 9. u
q I.-Warner, Brockway, Weiland. SieS'
1riedt. s,s8.
One hundred and twenty yard kar.
die grinReil. Crouch. 3. j. Lyman
ArnAld and Harris; g. U. L. sascht
Dye. Call and Howell. w.
Raining high Jump QslAeell
Haines. Boyle. Blackburn and Harris
q. %. II Kettiswell. Cosswell, Sic ktsd
aoA Haniey. ~
49, hsndssl ~ forty yard -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
PENN WINS AT TENNIS.
lows College Team Easily Defeatee
byf the Ou0k orB.

blythe Quakers.
Special to Times Republican.
Oslsloosa. May H. Penn College OF
sOsltaloosa defeated Iowa College Of
Grinnell in a tennis tournamentsheld in
this city yesterday afternoon. Penn
captured every event, both singles and
doubles. The contest was a sort of q
preliminary trial Of strnegth before the
state meeting Of the tennis association
Of the colleges. Grinnell's players were
soutclassed and II was tame tennis that
was played with the exception Of. a few
rallies. PENIS players were at no time
In danger of defeat. Harry Belden, the
best player Of Grinnell. is a lad Of only
l6 years. but he Is Q tennis player, and
+ few years OF practice will place him
in the front ranks. His opponent Of
Penn College was about Ave years his
senior and had much more endurance.
The scores made at the tournament
were as follows:
Singles-Hagerman VS.. Frisbie, 6-3.
60: Mather vs.. Campbell, So, So: Eli
lis VS.. Belden. 6-l, Us: Watkins US.
Swan, So. ga.
Doubles-Hagerman and Watkins vs..
Frisbie and Swan, 60, GA; Ellis and
Mather We. Belden and Campbell, 81.
80.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
Maxwell Musings.

Special to Tmes-Re Republican.
Maxwell. May I'll. r. Shepherd, of
the Tribune, has been in Minnesota and
South Dakota looking for an invest
iment for his hard earned savings.
At meeting caned in the interest Of
a relief fund for the famine stricken
people Of India, fine program was
rendered. under the direction of Miss
Clara Wilson, and the collection
amounted to SIS.
The Mothers Union entertained the
Woman's Club Friday evening at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. o. French.
The Rev. Matlock OF the Christian
church delivered an address.
Ben and Israel Bernstein, Of Strait
ford, Ia, are visiting with their sister,
Mrs. j. Miloslowsky.
Farmers are delighted over our abun-
dant rains. Planting is progressing
finely
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-12
NEWS OF ALTA.

Roller Mills CLOSED Down-sunday
school Convention-Te Are
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-08-30
Keeping in Debt.

There is type of good fellow, evilly
generous, whose only salvation lies in
keeping in debt-not borrowing
quarter here and there, or SIS, or $40,
or s25 from friends who cannot spare
it, but buying property on the install
ment plan, so much down each week
OF forfeiture. This keeps him "up to
the scratch" as the phrase goes. It
keeps his nose to the grindstone where
as otherwise it would be in the mint.
have in mind man who never earn
ed more than $50 week in his life,
but who has bought no less than three
large farms in the last twenty years
out of his savings. These savings were
like the average cotton crop in tina
south-mortgaged long before planted.
He dared not squander cent, and the
habit of paying a certain sum each
month to retain possession of his es-
tates made him so abstemious that his
appetite was reduced to one glass of
beer week and a piece of pie for din
ner. But hel c,n buy all his old pals
today.-NeM York Press.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-08-30

And yet they are denied and evaded,
with no small show of success. One
dashingly calls them 'glittering gen,
eralities; another bluntly calls them
self-evident lies And others insid-
uously argue that they apply to 'su-
perior races These expressions, diff
fering in form, are identical in object
and effect-the supplanting the prin-
ciples of free government, and restor-
ing those of classification, caste,
legitimacy. They would delight n
convocatiOn of crowned heads plotting
against the people. They are the van
guard. the miners and sappers of re-
turning despotism. We must repulse
them or they will subjugate u.s.
Our opponents say that the world
would laugh at us if we would give
independence to the Filipinos. Yes,
kings would laugh, aristocrats would
laugh, and those would laugh who
deny the inalienable rights of men
and despise the humber folk who
"along the cool, sequestered vale of
life, keep the noiseless tenor of their
way" but let this nation stand erect.
and, spurning the brides of wealth and
power, show. that there is nobility
in the principles which we profess; let
it show that there is a difference be-
tween republic and monarchy, and
the oppressed in every land will see
in our flag the hope of their own de-
liverance, and, whether they are bleed
ing upon the battlefield or groaning
beneath tyrant's lash, will raise
their eyes toward heaven and breathe a
fervent prayer for the safety Of our
republic.