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Rrakeman seEously Inlues

Robert Deever, a brakeman y n
ploy OF the Houston and TEXAS "
railroad, WAS brought to the CITY ~
from a point near Ennic sunerlhs =
we're injuries. Deevcr was giyea n
attention al the Houston lnlllei
sent to his home on Caroline aAs
Mr. Deever ruptured blood 49,
the right groin while assisting u
tempting 10 put a derailed car ~
track. lie suffered egcruciauns
IS not thought 10 be dangerously -
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

The president was the guest II Chatta
noogir and the brotherhood Of Locomotive
nlrcmcn. He delivered a lengthy adlfess.
4 desperate negro Died IN Jail in osceola.
Ark, just before a mob came to lyncn
him.
striking miners killed a union man at
aiaitby, IN, and wounded another man.
J. X. Murreil, who he'd from ST. Louis,
has returned and viii turn States evidence
on the city franchise boedlcrs.
nv an explosion 81 petroleum gas at New
orleans six men on tie tug Monarch we're
injured
The Rice Association Of America is TO
hold an Important meeting at New Orleans
September Is.
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SPORT.

Fonsoluca was thu ouly winning tayodtp
Vt shcepshead Bay.
Empire Matthews was urestcd at Mem
pits and wus taken 10 Cnattuuooga to an
s~eE a charge " contempt " court.
Corrigan's mare hosetrec made new
RECORD on The mile truck 90, The Harlem
track.
George Dixon was knocked ont In London
" Pedlar Palmer.
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Chattanooga, Tenn, September s,The
business session convention Of the Brother.
hood OF Locomotive Firemen will open at .
O'Clock tomorrow morning Sessions viii
be held daily from 8 a. IN. 10 noon and from
to y. IN.
The grand officers predict that the con-
Vention will be Ia session from ten days
10 two weeks Today Grand Master SHr-
migration, rendered his reignation. There
viii he lively contest for the grand mas
tership.
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MAINE WENT REPUBLICAN.

Hanna and the President Are Notified
OF the Result.
Portland, Maine september s-chair-
man Simpson Of the State committee TO
night sent a message to the president say
ing Maine has gone republican as a. only
wtnt for Governor Kent. We have carried
the State by q plurality OF 25,O0J. Have
elected the entire delegation IN congress
legislature.
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~ Reuolt b Morocco.

New York, September A-Recent ais
patches from spain stated that the revo,
against the sultan Of Morocco is spreading
In an alarming manner ard maj Il may be
necessary for the powers 20 Intervene II
they wish 70 preserve the staus quo m tire
country.
The revolt Is headed by the sultan
brother, Mohammed, who Is a pretendsr 20
tie throne
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Really Market erIsk.

The following are some Of the hiE'
estate transfers recorded By ne I
clerk yesterday:
7. E. Byrnes 10 l. A. Hambvfs-
4 93-l0o acres out of lot 81, Ho'rA
yey, for $500.
A. slocRdick 10 Harry Y. sanaeAl
half Of section 45, Houston and ls,s,
trail Railway company survey, io' n
Louis Nausman and wife 70 ":
shear, 20 10 acres, John Ansun 4
for 5000.
John e. Eiseman 10 NJ J, 4. 49,
;. block 5, subdivision block y Z
survey, for $14O0.
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PETROLEUM GAS EXPLOSION.
Six Men Were Injured Aboard the Tug
Monarch.

Especial to The Post)
New Orleans, September s-whllc the
tug Monarch was engaged In pumping fuel
oil from a barge Into a big tank ON river
front tonight one Of the employees climbed
10 the top Of the tank aud placed his Ian
tern in the manhole to see how near the
on had reached the top. The lantern ig-
nlted the gas and an explosion followed
which wrecked the tank and came near
killing six laen. The injured are; Harry
Haley Of Pensacols, Fla, chief engineers
Ciaud Moore of Mobile, Ala, first assistant
engineer; Joseph Pine, second assistant en-
gineer; Jim Olsen, kQry forlson anu Bob
Sealy, three Swedish deck hands. The in
jnred men were carried 10 the Charity
hospital amhulances where their injuries
were pronounced serious.
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Cincinnati, September s. The Times Star
announces that Murat Halsteaa. the Yetor-
an editor and author. Is a candidate Tor
the republican nomination FOR congress An
the Second Ohio district, represented in the
1881 three congresses by Hon. Jacob Il.
iromNell There are several others seek.
Ing the nomination.
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Shooting at chansyiIls.

In shooting ARRAY at chsness'1
Sunday morning, Ben Bridges caaess
seriously bat not fatally wounded Y 4. I
negro CoPstable Blaske chased ~
VINO did the shooting but ne eseAyss' 4
Sheriff James Wynnc was egso.
scene but also failed 20 locate ~ 49,, n
Bridges was removed to 81
Urinary.
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COLE IN lie rREAsuRY.

The Sum on Hand IS the Greatest Known
in History.
Washington, September s.-The sum OF
gold now In the United States treasury
exceeds that Of any previous time in the
history Of the country and with one posi-
HE exception, II exceeds that Of any coun.
try at any time IN the history Of the world
The single reported exception Is that az
Russia about eight years age when that
country was preparing 70 resume gold paw
ments Last Saturday the vaults II the
United States treasury contained S578 a36. .
osIs9T. This stock Of gold is now beinr
added 10 At the rate Of from 10000 10
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PoLlTIcAL

senator Jones thinks the trusts agitation
viii conduce TO democratic success
Democratic Chairmnn Grggs has issued
a statement showing the increased cost
u living which has to be paid by The man
whose salary mas nor been Increased
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New York, September S-Frank Tonsey
the founder OF Judge and nephew OF
the late Sinclair Tousey president Of The
American News company. IS dead Ia this
city from pleuNsy. For several wears he
had conducted uusic publishing house,
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INFORMATION.


Washington. September s.-Eastern
rexas-showers Tuesday, cooler IN lntei
rior. Wednesday fair except showers on
the coast; fresh south winds Tuesday.
Oklahoma and Indian Tsrritory-Fair,
cooler Tuesday; Wednesday fair.
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COMMERCIAL

Cotton values made a further break on
heavy movement OF spots
Good wca'her reports caused decline
in wheat and corn Oats went up on
lack 81 selling
rho stock market ruled strong in spite
OF the continued high money rarcs
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$1,000 a day, with no immedlzt
pect Of a cessation In the rate q dgl
This condition Of things Is eminsrt
lsfactory to the treasury officials a
gard Il as the hest possible evi-sl1
prosperity and Of confidence 10 the
clal stability Of the country.
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WASHINGTON.

The gold Ia the uuiteg states treasury
amounts 70 nearly sguoOOUo
insgu Morgan charges that a naval
cN<es IS trying to work him out OF the
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Cotton Valley, La. He was fred on while
asleep through an open window The
sheriff, With good dogs, has struck trails
indicating that three parties were connect
ed with the deed.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
lspecinl to The POST

AcptClal 10 Inc fOsA.l
Washington, September Sit was an.
nounced today at the office Of the super
vising architect Of the treasury department
that the department had accepted the
proposition Of @. T. Lyon a Sons to fur.
nish site for the new public building al
sherman on the northeast corner OF Travis
and Pecan streets. The consideration Is
SlI,94a.
The navy department Is informed that
the monitor Arkansas Luilt by the New.
port News Ship Building company, has been
delivered to the government at norfolk.
she will be put In commission IN a few
DAYS. Her FIRST commander will be Com.
napder Cearlas p. Vreciand recently a
member Of the hoard NJ Inspection ind
survey.
Judge Advocate General Davis Of the
army. has gone to Little Rock, Ark. TO
REPRESENT ;he government IN a case said to
involve important questions of military
law pending In the courts Of that city.
Pensions for Texans, Issue Of August IS
Increase. reissue. etc: John h. Francis.
Greenville, 81; John Rice, Baird. So; JACOB
Il. Nose, san Antonio, $50 war with
SPAIN.
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ANARCHISTS cELEsRArL
Anniversary Of Mokinley's shoctsg
Festive Day.

Barcelona, Spain, September S-n|
orders here yesterday are believed q
been planned by anarchists who yer
Gus Of marking the anniversary, u
shooting OF the late President A'A1
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Aching Joints

In the fingers, toes, arms, and
other parts Of the body. are joints
that are inhamed and swollen by
rheumatism - that acid condition
Of the blood which affects the mus
eles also.
Sufferers dread to move, espe.
cially after sitting or lying long,
and their condition is commonly
worse in wet weather.
" i has been long time since VIC havs
eaen without Hoods SaFsaparnn. Ny
thther thinks he could not be without It.
As has been troubled with rheumatism
iinte be was 8 boy. and Hoods ssrsapa
fs'ia Is the only medicine be can take that
WI snable hin 70 take bis place 10 the
@sia.' Miss ABA Dors. Sidney, Iowa.
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MIGHTY DEEDS on WAR.

And. now. let me say q word. speaking
not merely 60 tho h7otherhood but speak
ing to All cur citizens. Governor McAiillu;
Mr. Mayor, ] fail TO see how any Ameii-
cnu can come 20 Chattanooga and go over
the great battiehelds In this state aud just
across the border In my mothers State OF
Georgia (cheera and APPLAUSE; how any
Amcrican can come here ana see evidences
~ the mighty deeds by tbs men who wore
The hiue and the men who wore tho gray
fan 20 see how any man can come here
ana look upon thpse evidences and not 20
AWAY a hetter American, prouder IT the
country proudcr because Of the Nalnr dis
played On both sides in the contest the
valor. the self-dcvotlon, the loyalty 10 the
plouse Yesterday ] WAS presented with a
cane cut from the CT mauga battlefield
by SOME Young men " Northern Georgia,
on thr cane were engraved the names Of
three nion generals and three Confederate
generals One ~ these Union geuernls was AZ
lhat time showing ne owe? the battlefield
General Boynton tApphuse.l Under one
ni the Confederate gererpls, General
Wheeler l. myself, served iApplause) In
iQy regiment there served under me IN the
ranks son " General Hood. who com
mpdcd az one time the Confederate army
against g neral sherman. The only captain
whom ! had the OPPORTUNITY 81 promoting
&c Held rank and 10 whom this pr0n0t on
Micah jenkins Of South Carolina. TIE son
~ a Confederate general whose name ven
viii md recorded among those who fought
at Chlckamauca
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rexarkana, Texas, September s-Gin
iaEan a popular ycrns man. was Killed
sy unknown parties sunday mo.nns a
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6Nk,

Tnia ssRaAlure e On every eox % the esEziaa
Laxative Br0m0-Quinine Tssiss
~ remedy shaa sarss . sela - a@s az.
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FoREIeN.

The sinking Of The Aayuan gnuboat By
the German warship CAUSES lItlil disturb.
ance III Germaus
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PRESIDENT 10 FIRFMEN
Lengthy Address Made 10 Brother
hood al Chattanooga.
HONORARY MEaBFRsHIp CONFERRED
Tire President Discussed Citizenship and
Praised Fremen for Their Work in
War and Peace.


Chattanooga, Tenn, September s-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today was elected an hon
orary member u the Brotherhood % Loco
motive Firenen lie attended tho executive
session Of the order IN the morning, walk.
Ing from he hotel 70 the Auditorium, dis.
tance Of a fow blocks, escorted by Grand
Master Sargent, a committee 81 the Broth
erhood and detachment II troop Il, state
Guard. The brotherhood first hold an ex.
ccutiye session witch the president, at
tended.
Acting Grand Master Haqnahau wei
coined the president stating that his at
tendance az this convention would DO great
good to organized labor not only in this
country but Ia canada and other countries
as well
The president returtnd ais thanks for the
welcome and said he was glad TO be with
The brotherhood. He SAID the Hremen were
the result which naturally comes fyum the
application Of principle Of common sanse
TO ther wclk. He said that organized To-
Dor never had made an unreasonable re
quess OF him ana tnat " it had he would
hp'e denied ~ ln speaking n the ap
po.utinent Of Grand Master Sarg Mt ~ the
brotherhood ~ be coinnlss Toner geenral OF
immigration the president said II WAS one
81 the most satisfactory appointments to
him md 90 the public he had ever made;
that Mr.. Sargent mas hard body and not
It soft hcnd
john McNouee OF Columbus. Ohio. o;te
oI thc grand Officers and democratic
| member q the Legislature. moved that tine
4 degree OF grand honorary membership be-
| conferred upon President Roosevelt frAc
motion WAS referred 81 ,he committee GA
ineudutluu was uuhumpus Tint the motion
ne adopted Tho report VI the comm tteC
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MEMORIES on SAY IuAx.

Two OF my captains. and BY a strange
fatality, the best two captains. were Killed
AZ Saptiago-ope was ALVIN Capron, =
afth In line who from father 70 son had
served In the regular army Of the United
States; who bad served IN every war IN
which oar country had been engaged. The
othcr, Bueky O'Neili--hls father had
fought under MARI which on the day AZ
Fredericksburg, his brigade left more men
under tae stone wall than any other
brAgade did. had IN my regiment men
tfoM the North and south. men from the
East ana West. men whose fathers had
fought under General Graut and whose
fathers had fought under Lee: college
graduates, capitalists. sons of whgcwork
etsi the lnan Of means and the man who
an Ms life had owed each days bread TO
tue duF toll. had Catholic. Protestant
jew and Gentle. Among my captains
we're luen whose forcfaibcrs had hoen
ampng the nrkf white men 20 settle ON
MASSACHUSETTS, bay aud on the banks OF
the James and others whose parents had
come from Germany. ireland. from Eng
land from France. They were ail Ameri-
cans ana nothing else and zach man stood
on MS worth as man 10 be judged by
4 and % succeed o. fall accordingly as
he did well or ~. Compared 10 the giant
death wrestles that reeied over the noun
tplns fnund about this city the SIGHT 81
Santiago WIS ihe interest skirnlsh hut M
spirit Ia which we handled ourselves there
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MAN BEHIND THE GUN.

We went into the spanish war vita a lot
OF our National Guards armed with the
black powder muskct, weapon which
makes the crOssbow rather recent by com
palison n always irritateS me to see any
0f our troops armed with such a weapon.
2 want 10 see each man have the best
uo matter how good his weapon IS, he Will
Dc beaten by good man with club
daughter and applausel | want the best
type ot weapon, but ! want the man be-
mind the gun tAppiause) IL Is 50 IN our
civic life, IN citizenship / want 70 see a
good flame work 81 labor orGanization-l
want 90 see a good frame work under wise
laws Of corporate organization want TO
see good laws on the statute hooks for all
Of us-l want 70 see our admirable constt
tuition, whenever The need comes, rendered
stiN more admirable even n 81 Is necessary
60 amend n, tAppausel But remembering
the importance az on That, Oh nay friends
what J hope we viii never forget is that
iu the last resort the problem Of good Cit
1eusHp So the problem Of producing men
and women. tApplausc) That is the funda-
mental problem All the organization IN
the world. the best Development Of the
brotherhood. VIII NOT make "a coward or
shirk good engineer or good fireman.
and the best law tho beet constitution viii
work bar M, n We have not iu the average
citizen that which counts for more than
Intellect md stands ms far above intellect
as intellect stands above mere brute
strength character: character that Is com.
posed W three elements: Honesty. courage
and hard common sense
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~ pREsIpENT,s ApnRrss-


Nil' ',ol"t''sl'r' governor MeNiiilln' MT
Mayor My Brothers Bpplausel and All of
You Mon and Women Of Tcpreesea sTy
H.f.. ,,t,t ~
''"'" ''i"'-'e' N4 tN4i"" americans
am glad to bc here today j am glad t5
come as the guest az tbo brotherbooi Tot
mo tolr WITH r,Y tb, .,I, t
80 -"'
oiothtfh0od al TINS country, Ia extending
d most cordluI welcome 10 our fellows from
Cnpndp ANA AIcyis, 4A,,,.tt 7rt e.4
'"N+
'l'"l wy aug s'0l americans onls makes US
al ,Ae better men, nh the more DESTROYS
of seeing guad forr4iu, g., nh r,,.-Ef,a
r..,t,l m, -.-...l,,,, t,...,,.,..''
' '' F-''"s 'NAu'Nie 70 atcepl tle
invitation rendered through you. Mr.
HamJluu. and turuurb Mr. Arnold n, r,,n,.
% this mretiuE nave al,ruy. 1dp,trnd
the lsilrostd mon .f ms rop,1t,.,. g,.-itf, "
h VIVA. regard rs mo fundH,ugut,,t rirtitcs
/ uf citizenship cam fan tp ia. np I \VtNlr
no SEE TitE AVEiAGF AsfERfCt%
GAME MAN AN HBNFST MAY Am
MAN WHO GAN HNNbtIt 1tI\fstgt y
AND WHO DOES LtNnI.E ifiNsEI.It
/ WE'LL UNDER D[FFUYrI,rIES CAn.
1 plauspa The lAa time / ever satv t;cn..rIf
! sA,rinqu dinrd IN bts b,1pc ma d. ,,',t
! 90 tnlking over tae cnpacitv of difTcrent
to say tb n cyer ferr ,c gi '9a uEhip"es ,1
i ana no was TO have a command. he should
( ehdgqyor - se u many railtoad men as
bc ssia iaeg,se 'u ~, ae asEg4 avn MY ana
frssion they have devotional ,ertsie ou1li
! ties which arc essential In soldier In
, v " pleg, ivy are accustomed TO tab
ara taturally brave. Int VINO bsln, n,,trc'
/ ly uuaccustomed 10 risks are az arst an.
pallca by Ihgtg Ihey arc accustomed %
irregn, a,,rs my uae n,sustoln"a 20
'Ther ma oe,.,,..,,.,,,sf - ~" gt,li,HHssJ
r,is',n,,ejttyit 80 a. III, w ~ oN ~
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IN t "u $500 - ~ W'hN w
nns =" .u Y. VIZ. tnan ~ stNe w opNer
wv ,.s' wv n,'e'n" -5, u'lI,eNf9 sly
q, t ,as,' VIZ Xxx, Ky falresa lnaa
1900 mayN NY KY, s s w Psuer y
ISSUED Aefe may pc mt q traction OF sec
quo " WHlcn " "uey ~ nc mas got TO
lrhlh thNt ot'etN are 20 re one}m ana, on
tse o{her nAhN; leot mere VII come plenty
70 hc uhcycd and be viii have 10 set FOR
hinNelf tApWausel Now. those are all
qualities ihat GO 70 me very essence Of
what 5meral sherman said; I am not sur
Prlsea n ~ Eon Womb make g"od soidlers
irSnsstor ma spnianse3 W - S'u N'u ii''
y ABILITIES OF RAILROAD MEN
IN raising my own regiment which was
raised mainly ~ the southwest partly In
the territory IN witch MT Sargent himself
served as "A soldier at one time ia Arisona
Il 80 j r,,,,,,,r ~ ,.o,tr,,s ,,,,, ne ,,.,,,..
~ ~ 500 " 'o"i 80
7 the hrst requisite was that q man should
know how 10 shoot aud how 10 ride We
cera ,atstn,. ~, ,,,,t,,,.,,,t q. i .,..- II. /,
T.. di5 IL, h,r, 49,, =, to..,, n1n, 49,
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Piles cured without n. XII.

Itching, Blind, Needing or protrudlnr
PILES. Druggist viii refund money II PAz0
OINTMENT fails to cure you. zoe
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SPIRIT or MOTHERHOOD.

Yesterday In passing over the Chicka.
mauga battlefield, l was immensely struck
BY the monument raised by Kentucky 10
rne Union aud Confederate soldiers from
Kcntucky who fell on tnst battlefield The
inscription read rs follows;
"As we united in life aud
they united Ia death. let one
monument perpetuate their
deeds and one people, forget
fol Of all asperities, forever
hold Ia grateful remembrance
all the giorie5 Of that terrible
conflict which made all men
free aud retained every star
on the nations dag"
That IL good sentiment That j.
sentiment by which we can all stand ana
oh my friends, what does that sentiment
nave as It's underlying spirity The spirit
OF brotherhood. ltneers and appause.l =
FIRMLY believe in my countryIneD and
therefore ] believe that the chief thing
necessary IN order that they shall work
together Is that they shall known one an
other-that the NOrtherner shall know the
Southeiner aud the man of one occupation
know the man Of another occupation; the
man who works In one walk Of life. know
the man who works In another walk OF
lic, so that we may realize that the things
that divide us are superficial, are uniln-
portant and that we are and must ever be
knit together Into one indssoluble mass by
onr American manhood Cheers and ap-
plause)
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Observations taken by United States
weather bureau at s p. m. seventy-hfth
meridian time. TemDera. Rain.
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~ hope was the spirit IN which tho men
had handled Themselves IN the big war
and the spirit 10 which we have got 70
Taco our duties as citizens II we arc 10
lnAke this republle whit h must Ot made
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co.ton ReaIon nuIIetIn.

For tho twentyfour hours ending at =
N. yesterday, 10Th meridian time
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Hoods Jarsdp0riLLd
and Pills

hsRoye the cause Of rheumatism
T no outward application can
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ELEMENrs OF SUCCESS.

In American citizenship We can succeed
permanently Gully upon the basis o. stand
Ing shoulder to shoulder working in asso-
citation, by organization, each working for
all and yet remembering that we need each
so 10 shape things that each man can de-
vclop to best advantage all the forces and
powers az his command. In your organi-
cation, you accomplish much by means Of
the brotherhood but you accomplish Il be-
cause Of the men who 20 TO make up that
brotherhood II you had exactly the or
ganlzItion. exactly the laws exactly the
system and yet were yourselves poor set
of men. the system would not save IT, 1
VIII guarantee that from time 20 time You
have men 20 In no try 20 serve for the
nine mouths who prove that they do not
have the stun Ia Them out Of which yon
can make good men, tAppiause.) You
have got to have the stun In you, and u
you bave got tine stun you can make out
OF Il much finer man by means OF the
association, but you have got to have the
material ont Of which TO make H. So II
Is Ia citizenship. We need good laws, VIC
need a good fundamental law OF the type
That we call the constitution; but back Of
IL ni leg the need for the lack o. which
nothing else can, sqppiy1the need for a
high average n individual citizenship.
,ApplauseJ That we have got to have. II
Is just rs II is IN war.