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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
TO WATCH SUNS ECLIPSE
American Naval Scientists
Will Make Observations
Along Spanish Coast


Washington. D. c., Aug 30-Rear
Admiral Chester. superintendent Of the
naval observatory. has completed ar
Iangements for the observation OF the
total solar eclipse Of the sun, which is
expected to take place here some time
today, or tomorrow. Congress has ap-
propriated $4,000 Tor this purpose. and
three naval boats have been sent out at
three different stations along the Span
lsh coast where it is expected She best
view viii be obtained In this eclipse
the moon shadow strikes the earth at
sunrise near the south end Of Lake
Winnipeg, Man, sweeps eastward
through the British possessions over
Labrador and enters the Atlantic
ocean 100 miles north of the east en-
trance OF Belle Isle strait After Ieay.
ng he American coast no lard S met
10y The shadow until reaches the
north coast Of Spain. where the middle
of the shadow crosses the coast line 100
miles west of santander and sweeps
downward across Spain. leaving Mad
rid about forty miles distant from the
southern edge outside the shadow.
Crossing the Mediterranean, the
shadow strikes Africa midway between
Alsiers and Tunis. across the desert
into Egypt leaving the earth in Central
Arabia. 1t is great thing for all as.
ronomers and scientists, and a great
many have gone abroad for this special
reason. 1t is said to have a better sweep
ia European countries. and the view
will be great deal better than when
ii first starts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
INSURANCE LEGISLATION
Proposed to Vest More Power
in State Superin-
tendent.

Washington, b. c., Aug SO-Discus.
sion among the members of the legisla-
tive insurance investigation committee
has developed the fact that already that
body has formed opinions regarding
remedial legislation affecting all lnsur-
ance. It was learned that one Of the
remedies which Il has been agreed win
be advisable will be the vesting Of more
power on the state superintendent OF
insurance. There are now certain
restrictions placed upon the superin-
tendent when he decides that an in.
vestigat on is necessary. It is planned
to remove these restrictions so that
the person in charge may have abso-
ute charge Another thing that has
been decided upon as desirable is a
standard policy in the conduct of all
life Insurance companies The mem.
bers Of The comm ssion agree that they
shoIE try and work out such a policy
as would meet the conditions Of each
company The subject OF reinvesg
ments is one which will occupy the at
tention OF The commissioners They
are not unanimous in assuming that the
rule followed by savings banks III Their
Investments should always be adopted
by insurance companies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

related TO the whole population they
are careful to commit themselves to no
definite theory Professor Wilcox q
Cornell who prepared the bulletin.
makes ono remark however which SIS
sdggest We Of general tendencies He
says that he not ces the same decline
In the birth rate IN Australia.
There viii be al manner Of fine.
spun theories set forth But as mat
ter Of fact IS 'his decline in the birth
rate NOT usual m ne when a new
country begins 20 be- rather thickly set.
tledg Even in 1860 America was a
very sparsely settled country. consid-
erng it's size. The birth rate among
ID 'aneer people is usually greater. we
Believe In The early days" very large
fanl es were the rule. and not the ex.
ceptiol When the country became
move thiokly settled, and large towns
multiplied, it became harder to live
TO get any sort of living at all-com-
petition was fercer The birth rate
usually falls when competition be
comes a greater expense.
The fall In he birth rate does not
indicate. as President Roosevelt seems
to think it does any particular decline
OF patriotism 1t is merely one Of the
natural results OF steady increase in
the cost OF living
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
sAyAeE sLoop TAAr REMAINS.

Your modern Englishman Is blood,
K t1.',-'s cs. c'..p. He -'oald aUht II you
would tell him that, but il is true,
nevertheless
All over Great Britain the pop Of
countless guns can be heard II sounds
like an attack on Port Arthur The
buntlng season is open and dukes and
ears and other folks who have money
are rearing their bloody harvest Il is
the Joy Of the leisure class
The common folks are not allowed TO
snare rabbits or shoot grouse. It IS
not so many years ago when poachers
were hanged as readily as We now Kim
crows
This Is said to be the finest season
IN the history Of Great Britain, and so
great is the desire OF the Englishman
20 kn somghing that a game preserve
Of a few thousand acres viii rent for
something like S25OoQ for a period ol
six weeks The net results Of he
shooting in that preserve WI be per
haps 100 stays and thousands OF
grouse and rabbits The birds and
beasts are reared oaly TO be shot They
art given every attention and are shelf
cred and projected and fed Woe tc
the stray dys that molssts thep They
enjoy the sunshine and the air and the
shady nooks, the pure water Of the
pdrlihs brooks. and then along In Au
gust. comes the horde - Englishmel
with their guns. And the more thel
kll me happier they are.
And so We say again thst thore Is
good deal Of savage blood lett In th
Englishman just as there Is iu an
human being who kills for the love O
killing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
BRAIN BLINDNESS.

The American Magazine prints a
story Of George Westmoreland and
Commodore Vanderbilt Westinghouse
was then trying to introduce his air.
brake, and finally secured an interview
with the great chief Of the New York
Central railroad.
Westinghouse talked on enthusiastic
cally Vanderbilt giving only an oc.
oasionslly grunt TO indicate thar ne
was listening. Finally, Vanderbilt in
terrupted by asking
Young man. do you mean to say
you ~ STOP train Of cars with
wlnd?"
Westinghouse asserted he could
Wen. all ] can say Isl" concluded
the commodore, "thu I'm too busy 20
listen TO id fools"
The greatest railroad man Of his time
was unable 10 see anything IN the IN
venton which. almost next 20 the as.
covery OF steam itself has most con.
r.butel TO the development and safety
Of travel
Vanderbilt IN this particular. had
what often anlicts great men and what
many lesser men have in chronic form
brain blindness.
To every human being the brain Is
the one thing Of great value; compared
10 it an other values are as nothing
To submit 10 sloth dullness and
stupidity'-brain bllndsess--is mvnta
suicide
II is worse than physical suiehe
which permits the whole human Nreel
TO be put away hastily and isr al
tine.
J With mental suicide. ,he husk o
flesh, with IL erosser apptttes. desires
passions, lNgers on, parody on hu
maaily aad an oifense 30 ali men an
women who keep then brains workin.
and s&ake
sfqaa achieve SLOW mental suicld
by never laekllng any subject whic
tfey do NOT already understand.
4 Those who develop their brains a
80 by cont nuagy looking into thing
they do no, understands until they d
, understand them
5 n you oply read books about Thing
E YOU ALREADY know. only talk about th
E things yon have talked abont befor
r only meet people whose uttermo'
y thoughi you sounded long aga, you
; miad becomes oaked, incapable of ~
p ton quite useless compared 10 Nhat
human mind should be-
e Reverse the process-reai boob
e aooui things outside the beaten trac
S ~ sour experience seek aeQuainteaos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
OFFICERS QUICK WORK
Under Sheriff Meyer Lands
Man Wanted on Serious
Charge,

Under Sheriff Bob Meyer returned this
morning on the early train with pris-
oner. william NJ lIor Sc. who g. charged
with uttering forged rhc'ks. House was
auaigncd this morning at nine o'clock
before Judge Sirang and pleaded no.
guilty. lie was placed under 81 600 bond
and turned over TO the ssriqf
House is charged with passing checks
purporung 10 have been signed by 4. T..
May, Monday evening. The checks were
drawn on The Bank OF Commerce, wAers.
payment was refused wher the checks
were presented scsterday, ne bank Of
heHls elaimiLg that the signature did not
coffespon.G with the signature Of Mr..
May On The banks sixnatue book -Four
~ The rhcrks were PASSED by House.
one ON the rallman feed yard, for sl6.5e;
another at "a slloor az l07 North Division
street for SlA2o; Another at he Derby
bar for sl700, and "a fourth az the Eal-
tinore bar, on Oklahoma avenue. for
NA00. The checks We're mace out to
different persons but an We're endorsed
by House
II is said House left fog he south
Monday aisot Carl Crngg. Santa f.
detective. Informed .ot officers that ,
man answering tQ Houses description
accompanied ly 81 smanor nan. had
boarded ,he sos.hbon,d uaid. both cv-
identity under .he Influence of liquor Tin,
Telephone Was SGT Go work aad asi ngh
House ~os located aud ARRESTED at shaw
nee
n is said fh,t House. Who has beer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
INCREASED ATTENDANCE
Expected by Faculty of
Logan County High School
This Fall.
atT

School viii begin in a very few days
too few according to the majority o.
OF the students. Eveiy possible ~ piri .
tion IS being made by The teachers fdr
the re cep' Tor OF the increased attend. nee,
expected at the Logan County high
school rhe ful ie.n VIII begin neNt
Monday several changes have been
made IN the faculty and the m,crio, CT
two or three Of the class rooms is being
remodoled and rcarranged, which viii
greatly ava the recitation L.riod by Civ
Ing them move room. Professor Calvert
is receiving letters every aav f.om / ros
pective students from the plaiaa Of New
Mexico TO the wel cultivated farms OF
the extreme south Of the tetrito'y.
Among the new instructors who viii be-
members OF the faculty ias TAI are
noted, Miss Eva Aniscu, fo7 Two years
city supcrintenlcnt o. the schools az
Medford. Miss Allison win teach Eng
lish, Miss Pearl Nihart from the mar
mai school at Edmond win occupy the
chair in The new department OF modey,,
languages. Miss l.iia g ifinoy viii sssls;
ia The commercial dopntm.rt, e,tlne
the place OF Prot McCrlg, I. ,,h, .oes
TO 'he new .oubly high sehool az Aelsra
TO take rharge IT the commercial depaH
nifAt Prof Rpn Hennessey VIII oecupy
'he ch.ii OF oN,ression aud music rof
Raymond Greeu VIII have charge Of soc
science departments and PROT e. D. cum
nhshom of Topeka. will Instruct in HIS.
tors and civcs n race OF Prot Parlctte.
Last year there was an enroument OF
three hundred and ninety at the NIGH
school and the attendance Ibis vcar Via
probs. by be at least one Ganded more
irViiclly huf oi the stddrrtg ih4t
0aduatcd This spring from ttc grtdo D
schouls throushoul iio codntg win en
roh at This hsutrtior nest Alenaa.
ana complete the entire fouG-ycir course.
rhe farmers ore Detter on dnancallv
This iall thau Hey ~eye last year aoa
numbers I'd tRe sturdy healthy boss frcn'
the farm have already arranged m VNter
sch9ol tis fan and ht. tner,seFi.s to
lamNR oui into the great world aa@ mnks
% t'c,ress OF whMever tncir esMne na,
Ba.
~ s reported that the eute- car cons
rsny contemplate e2teneiev their Inns
! OF railway down Vine surcet TO 'he schoo
oullmS The adal0oua uack can b,
hii With v@y liulo eNpense and th'
\ ears Tao .nc school Nould certainly b'
sreat ,onpcul0ne SO the stuicias lh
ing m me suburbs OF ,ho ctH II thr
railway company h,gH tlls .ddtIona
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
wAlrHER ARE wE pRlFTlNof Z

Just bacl from long stay in
Europe. Colonel Henry Watterson OF
Kentucky. AYERS with spirit tina, he
does not own mint bed has not had
mint julep in his home in the last
twenty years
THIS appals. This suus
ID one OF less celebrity It would be
instantly suicidal TO hing of such a
maaue Of glamour worn for decades
Even as it is. one looks with conster
nat on upon the once commanding
figure thus barred to the commonplace
no mint. sahl We bow resigneliy
Nary iulep. sab. We protest feeby
but we protest. We turn upon the Star
eyed Goddess of Reform a reproachful
gaze she meets it undinchingy Not
guilty. she murmurs Who. then, is?
A CLEAN Of intelligence leads us to
the enete monarchies Of Europe Yes,
they are responsible Basking IN the
smiles OF a hereditary nobility that has
evoluted majestlcally through phleg-
matte centuries in contrast 10 the dizzy
adolescence Of the new world aristro-
cracy which ranges from Kentucky
VIII sky to Standard oil Colonel Wat
tersou yielded to an insidious aliena-
tion fron The tenets OF the rugged Ken
lucky pioneers who nourished mighsy
IN mind and muscle on the mint and
maize OF the gr-rrand old common
wealth ah.
Has Colonel Watterson become a
renegade? Has he sworn allegiance to
the bitter Scotch highball, or the
aqueous light wines OF France. or the
sour chiant OF Italy or even tne hunt
Bayarlan brew nlood is thicker than
water. A field Of mint is more invit-
ing than a barren alien shore, What
is the magnet that has drawn Colonel
Watterson back to his sublime old
stamping ground? The opportunity,
the hour, is at hand viii the colonel
redeem himself?
Better far walk through a slaughter
house into sn open grave" Colonel
Wstterson. than ruthlessly shatter a
popular legend that made Kentucky
famous and everybody happy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
MISS ELLA orr. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
SUFFERED FOR MONTHS.
Pe-ru-na, the Remedy That
Cured,

Miss Ella or, 1927 Linden ST., Indian
apulis, Ind, writes:
'Isnffered with a run down consfifu.
ion for several months, and feared
that would hcye 10 give up my work
ION seeking the advice of a phySi-
cian, ne prescribed e tonic. found,
however, that IL did me no good. on
seeking the advice of our druggist. ne
asked me 10 try PerDna. In a few
weeks began to feel and acf Ike a
different person. Ny appetite in
creased, I did nor have that WOrn-Ouf
feeling, and could sleep spIendidly.
In a couple of months was entirely
recovered. thank you for wbaf your
medicine has done for me. "---EHa OFF
Write DR.. Hartman, President of The
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio,
for free medical advice. All cores
pondence is held strictly conhden tial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

President Ripley says the Santa Re
does not get. and never has got any
drawback OF rebate from oil which
passes through the Standard Oil com
pany's pipe line, and that II never, in
airy way, received blood money from
the oil trust This fatty contradicts
Miss Tarbll. aud the public may be-
lieye which one it chooses TO believe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
lOA.AvrrNa AaAn,sr fsvra.
Action Of Board OF He4hH causes rrav
slers 70 Use s~esrweres.

Spscia tc Dli.v adDe
Shawnee, Aug, 30 ln Speaking of tho
recent action oi the territorial hcard of
health, making un effective quarantine
agains, all Infected partitions OF lAe ooun-
ny effective at once pr b. F Hamilton
Of shawrvc who il melber OF tht
teiritMNl hosrd. ,aid
At Aug o, pnoned The s~retls of
NE board, reque sting that nouce b' .ens
% al c,Wuues borierms ,hc sotge Sni
Cast part, of the tewitorN to atush
Nh1 was pr,e,icalN sy3usni ~ ass .inst
all parts OF ne country thfre yellow
fever abounds The boarG 10 thci car-
ried out mis- work bv rD,s,fng tne quar-.
antme slrivi regarding 'u travellers and
msistins on 2, ealth crtin its npr rv-
rSonc who fesred ie make irr amy
wherr.
n Vpaul 10 this certificate vii
state teat it n,s be issued "a cihes
the county Loa "a Of h,alth nc c.,r.;vl-
sieay-l 10y Aaen,ber af the ;v,rtnrd
treard on 10 luust ne ISSUED dir--J hy th,
mcmher OF rhe teuiicn1 ho11 as sn,
state on territory viii pei v~os lts aH,
other Ihtt ihlt kind of ,cu,n.af~ cey-
Gaoates sIgprd hS anv phy-t, ian rc so'
scai aiia ih' hcld'r can czTect 40 aruer
of Mo territorial ro.rd in his b'hag d
f he Darrjes a.y such cci teatf- in thn
couaty either nr Moalsdneiv 81 im
eoaniy hetni. can lssce ile ecr.ineait to
be eountersisned by ne or viii ~su'
I ID m person. ON appil ilsatlon nom th iar
+ ty fnNelins rlusidea Of eepi a.. iha'
fno illness r. luplrruf fhr nilfuaas h
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
nEcLINE N TAg RlRTA aATe

The census bureau has lssuee a
bulletin which shows that 'hefe has
besn steady decline Ia the bimh rate
since 1860 Th Will probably give
the race suicidef discussion another
temporary impulse. and may even draw
from The President a further admonI
nan 10 his people 10 multiply and re.
plSnish ihe Earth
While the census on cials advance
many possible causes for this decrease
ia fhe proportion Or children born as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
EL RENO

and the new counties in Western Oh
lahomA, also al points on the Roch
Island System. including ChoctAw
Division. can now be reached to beHl
advantage by the New Lac.
The ST. Louis, El Reno q Western
Railway Co.
Trains leave Guthrle from Santa
~ (UDiou station
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

McClure's Magazine is sending postal
card not ces to Kansas newspapers
telling them, among other thiags. that
Ida Tafbell wrote the History of the
STANDARD oil company Somehow, We
seem TO remember hearing scmethiag
10 the erect once or twice before.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

The department OF agriculture as
serts that Johnson grass will grow on
The most barren soil. There's hope for
the bald hesded contingent, as soms
scientist win probably evolve a John.
son ha,r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
SPECIAL RATES

The Santa Fe have reduce, rates I
many points. we can only publish
few, but any one contemplating a triI
quotations woll be gladly made.
Summer tourist, sold juno 1st I
Sept. 30. good 10 return untn oct. 8.
Chicago ssl.65. Denver s2l.6O. ST. Loui
32s.6s. Colorado Springs and PuebI
sls.l5. Salt Lake City sS4sO. Glen
weod Springs Si.l0. ST. Paul SIC.
Milwaukee ssl.e5. El Paso 1920 an
many others.
Denver. c. A. r. encampment, si4.S'
sold AugustsO TO Sept. 4. May be ex
tended for return to oocober 7.
F. J. BEST, Agt.
]. E. WOOD. t. p. A, Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

IS often caused by sores. ulcers ana cam
GERS, that eat eway your skin Wm. Be-
dell. Of Flat Rock. Mich. says: u have
used BuckliEs Amica save. for Uicers.
sores and Cancers It is the best heal
ing dressing / ever found" soothes
and heals cuts. burns and scalds. s5c
~ an druggists: guaranteed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

Those Wall street frenzed hnanciers
are amateurs at the game after all A
Denver man bought two banks by bor-
rowing the money from one to pay for
the other and then reversing bis
system
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

II do nos like to dead with men whose
lives sre devoted to getting money.
says Thomas A. Edison. Others Of as
do not like It, e.ther, but there seems
TO be no way Of dodging the PROPOSE
ron
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

trains running into tno teuitory are in-
specnd before they cross 'hc lilies aud
any person found without hc certidcatu
win either De held in "a deten ION camp
or returned TO his s,artiuc point The
seme Is uue in ali other lacmticsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

among those who have observed more
and thought more than you have. and
fnk with them on their subjects, not
tIn yours and YOU viii begin to better
appreciate the wonderful Instrument
nature has pllced inside your skuli.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
" ou 80 EAr ANYTAlMe lF

you cake CALIFORNIA
PRuNE WAFER after the meal.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WATERS
Will hot offend the most delicate stom-
sehi they may be given to young or
Oldi they are cooling, grateful re-
treshing, invigoratins healthful. They
move and regulate the bowels gently
without gripping, without ineonven-
lence.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WATERS
make the morning afteg" seem ike
the day before. They do away with
the evil effect Of an OVer-indulsenee
in tobacco, liquor or the epicureao
Joys Of the table.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WATERS
are recommended by physieIans for an
Liver. stomach and Kidney Disorders.
They are a Liver and Bowel Tonic
from Natures Laboratory. 100 wa
fers, rs cents.
!. n. Wallace, Pharmacist.
Guthrie, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

We do not inst know what this inn
passe that the peace ENJOYS dread is
like, but we suspect the President wiz
find it between him and The senate's
favorable action on railway rate logis.
iation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
NOW COME TO
EIdOradO
Springs
NOW CONE TO

Take thar bciated vacation trip and
spend it u thr Wonder city" II
IS an ideal hoalth and pleasure resort.
Noull enjoy the Shade. the rides tho
qiuot resufm liic nnd. above all tho
clear crystal heuth-giving waters.
Thousands have benefited from th,
healng waters OF 1ldorado and have
gone AWAY eloquent testimonials OF their
curative properties.
An Exceptional Opportunity
OH
AUGUST 2e and 27,
round uir tickets viii be ON sale from 40
M X * r. R'y Stations m the Indian
Territory and Oklahoma to Eldoado
Springs and return at less than one fare
for the round trip Tickets win be good
reforming leaving sldorado springs on
or before september no. 1908
This offers "a splendid vacation trip 40
n minimum cost. You cannot spend ten
days To better advantage The month
of September is ap ideal month oi E.iao-
ado Springs
Ask The ticket agent FOR rates ANA iar-
ticulars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

still the man who plays poker does
not lose as much money as The man
who thinks he plays poker Adapted
from the French OF Admiral Coko"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

stll some one might start trouble
again by inhmating that Tom Lawson
is silent because he has been bought
off hv the system
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

Less Interest in Large schooners''
g newspaper headline There may
be less interest but there's probably
just as much froth in them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

The peace dove did aot lay golden
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-26
QUESTION SETTLED.
Important Feature of Separation Bill
Arouses Heated Discussion.

Paris, June 25.-With the settlement
by the chamber of deputies of the con-
troversal point in the church and state
separation bill relating to the formation
of governing bodies to take over control
of the churches, the article was concluded.
The future disposal of religious edifces
and the constitution of parish societies
aroused heated discussion.
The last named question attracted deep
attention, the desire being to prevent
church property becoming the object of
future political strife. 1t was finally de-
eided that the governing bodies shall
have power to make church collections
and charges for ceremonies to form re-
serve funds for the maintenance OF the
clergy and the edidces, but they are not
to be allowed to receive legaces.
The section permitting societies to fed
crate into diocesan unions and eventually
to form national federation, aroused a
strong protest from the socialists and
free thinkers The chairman of the COM
mittee maintained that the state did not
desire to render the church impotent to
continue its work, which would be the
case unless mutual intercourse and as
sistance were allowed. Finally with a
provision for official supervision of the
finances of the societies in order to pre-
vent the funds being used for POLITICAL
the clause was accepted. The
only point left for discussion is the regu-
lation of public worship with penalties
for breaches of the law