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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-05-04
CONTENTS WORTH $40.

Thieves Steal Cornerstone Of caIifor-
mia Church.
Pasadena, CAL, May 2.-Thieves dur.
ing the night stole the cornerstone of
the North Pasadena Methodist church.
The stone weighs about 300 pounds
and contained coins and other small
valuables, worth probably $40. The
church was just completed a few days
ago and is a large and expensive edi-
nee.
The cornerstone was pried out of
the building and removed entirely from
the premises.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-05-04

ss5l flt.sh Troops ~ EEsdypt.
i've !
lire steamer Csstrianst 80 convey trooRs
10 Egypt.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-05-04
TROOPS PATRoLLED STREETS.
Threatened May Day Riots Did Not
Occur at Warsaw.

Warsaw. May 2.-Three policemen
were killed In the streets here during
the night, but the threatened May day
outbreaks did not materialize. War,
saw w. like . city Of the dead. The
shops. and restaurants we're closed. no
cabs and no Sstrast cars were running
and nossnewspapsrs we're sold, The
streets we're patrollsd ~ troops But q
heavy iEgsin kept tho !spopplscsihdopEs.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-05-04
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Loans! Loans! LoANs!h FARM
ILdNs!s Money is seekingsan in-
vel tnle1ts I AmagentsfoE an east
err LoA1rsAgency. Isfan2fur1iah.
Wi with farm loans at 80. Call
and see JOSEPH MANN.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-05-04

Citation; HearioEi! Petition for Appoint
ment Of Administrator.
State of N nth Dakota. county of Mclean.
IN County Court, Before Hon. e. A. Lamb
In the matter of the estate of Henry Robeck,
deceased. |,.
Charles R6beck, s'..e 80
a, ~. Petitioner 'tt a..
John Christian Rebeck, CHRISTINA,
Robeck; Elisabeth schsfeF: ormsr
beck, Christian obeck and August
ThesState d North Dakotat TO the above named
estate Of Henry. Robeck; deceased:
Charles Robeck, the petitioner, herein, has
letters 81 administration upon the estate Of
of Mclean and Estate of North Dakota, de.
tSs said p Petition viii be hoard and duly con:
dss3Sf Msa Al n.ieees u ioo'ciocI ID the tore.
e COO 4 e ss sss, ses; E. ,s b. i Ssns. 1 'is e.. q gili s .
of Washburn, county of Mclean and state of
NORTH ak9ta. end y9u: and s s.;a.e Ike yon LIAR sre
in lie County court honss at said time and
ansHer said petition. and show cause, il any
there be, Why the prayer OF said petition should
nosa 20 slanseo Nv the Court:
Judge Of the Co ,oSa Court.
h Rsse e. ss ssr .Ha a q tie be s aB1,a III citstioa'be made
sSd ssatsspi slEs. ssess1n yss Ssss ,: ss / sp e ,tss S, S.
i Kss.sF' Sb9 9SsH G Rossdf, .s R9S ssaa.s ckhs abssf,
successive nc times in ths:, WsshbuIn Leader, :
weekly news paper. published ct Washburn.N
tie ~ citation 70 each 81 said r~espondents.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-05-04
plan Temporary city Hail.

San Francisco, May 2.-san Fran
cisco is. to build 9 new city hall at
once, a temporary structure. It is
proposed to erect the temporary build
ing of corrugated iron orssteel frame
and to have in it all the citsiWofices.
as it will be practically fireproof.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-12-08

another. Mary had a little lamb, Its
feet Is as white as snow" the white
man get through the hole while the
door is shut to the Niger
We took this baboon, this lowest
type Of men, We taught him to be
honest, to be true, to distinguish
those things. We taught him SO wen,
that there were 4 million, more OF
less than all Africa. could show, a big.
ger civilization, We gave him the foun-
dalton Of right living, he had his les.
sons so well learned. that when the
Confederate army was battling for
their homes when all the men from
Is years to 60 years, was loyal to ce-
cession. when 1-2 millions were bait
ling against % millions, that instead
OF the South being conquered, it wore
Itself out whipping you, we left our
wives and our daughters with the Ne
groes who performed their duty faith
fully, some Of them went and pick
ed up the grains of corn that fell
from the Yankee soldiers horses
mouths, taking them in to be parched
to feed the hunger Of their mistresses.
II they had attempted to use the torch
they could have disbanded the entire
confederate army, in an hour. We
gave them an oath Of obligation. and
they keeped it to the death. But you
by your equality have ruined him you
have made him a ravisher Of our wo-
men. a demon. fright you are). He
Will lie In the bushes like a goat, hav-
Ing no restraint, no control, and per
petrate his fiiendish acts. what
about the white men and Colored wo-
mem. Yes the white men has commit
ted the sin and your Negro woman
thinks 1t an honor to be with him
you take a white man his lust is
raught up by the Negro woman, but
the white woman will not accend to
the level Of this beast. She will not
suffer the shame OF holding in he-
arms. her ginger cake skinned and
kinky haired baby, white men should
keep away from Negro women, as we
demand Niger, men to let our wo-
men alone.
Senator Tillman delivered himself
OF much more vain and silly talk
which had nothing to do with the
Negro Question" nor with the Gu
ban question, and he wound up his
disjoined lecture by exclaiming,
Eve will not submit to Negro DOM
ination regardless of all the Yankees
between Cape Cod and He'll"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-12-08

the amalgation Of the races in the
South, they have clearly set forth the
TACT that practically all the race mix.
Ing in the South has been brought
about by the so-called leading white
men in that section OF the country Co
facilitating with Negro women, and at
the same time these same men, are
continually raising the hue and cry
that THE Negro is seeking social
equality with the whites" and they
are ever ready to mob, lynch and
burn at the stake any Negro who at
tempts to consort with a low white
female strumpet.
The whole truth and nothing but the
cold truth is proclaimed by Rev. Bar
ton, when he declares that white men
in the South always have been and
are at tn epresent time the destroyers
Of the virtue of black women, and that
there is no court, law nor nothing on
this side Of high heaven, to protect
the wife, or the daughter of the Col
ored man in NE South against white
ravishers. who pose as Christian gen.
tlemen.
A wide awake man up a tree natur-
ally arrives at the conclusion that
many white ladies in the South are
perfectly familiar with the fact that
their husbands dearly love to consort
with Colored women" and seemingly
they do not object to them hugging,
and kissing them, for 1t is seldom that
we hear of those high strung ladies
obtaining divorces from their hus-
hands on such grounds.
Possibly they are not adverse to
having their husbands to spend much
of their time with Colored women,
for then they might be relieved from
performing some unpleasant family
duties. This seems to indicate that
decency. morality and high ethical
ideals are not at a high premium
among some Of the prominent white
ladies and gentlemen throughout the
Southland.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-12-08

the vulgar anachronism from South
Carolina. a belated fireeater, the van
ishing end of the old regime"
Pastor Jones censure, also was d.
rected more particularly at the women
who induced the senator to lecture
here. He said ney lent their names
influence, and their presence to that
shameful vulgar1ty, the undignined,
unacademic. immoral, irreligious dis.
play Of rant and passion-all for
sweet charitys sake"
In Class with Anarchists.
Rev. NJ. B. Williams Of the First
Methodist Church of Oak Park, in his
sermon on the prayer, Thy viii Be
Done, AS in Heaven, So On Earth,
said.
They who so pray must set their
faces against the practical atheism,
which treats the divine will as chin
erical, distrusts the potency Of spirit
ual forces and counsels a regime of
force and mob law, of shotguns and
lynching, and deserve the doom of
those who sleep under the anarchists
monument at Waldheim. They are as
guilty Of melting to anarchy, as II
actual bomb throwing took place as
the direct result OF their incendiary ut
tersnces. The world is not going to
be renewed by the man with the pitch
fork any more than by the man with
the bomb. Both are enemies of the
noblest nfe."
Rev. A. Arnold Ross of the Wood
lawn Park Universalist Church referr-
ed to the presence Of Senator TILL
man In the city in the following Ian
guage:
The only reason why the southern
senator was invited was that he was
considered a drawing card He Is
chiefly noted as a rabid Negro-hater
and his coming was a gratuitous In
suit To our Colored citizens. Those
who are responsible for his coming
have disgraced themselves and would
have injured the cause for which thew
were not that cause sacred IN
Itself.
DR.. Joseph stolz distressed from his
sermon at Isaiah Temple to criticize
I1Iimanfs utterances in his
Orchestra Rail speech, and Rabbi To
bias schahfxfber Of Kehilath Anshe
Mayriv temple, were among the other
able pulpiteers in this city who in
heir Sunday morning discourses TO
Ierred In no complimentary terms to
Senator Tillman-
The whole ground has been covered
By Bishop Fall0ws, and Rev. Barton.
n relation to the responsibility Of
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-12-08
John T. Campbell Paints True
Picture Of The Horrors and the
Terrible DESTRUCTION, which
Will Fall Upon the South
in the Event of a War
Between the Races.

Julius F. Taylor. Editor of The
Broad AK:
Well. the great Southern
Blackguard Tillman has come to
Chicago. had his course. brutal
say. and gone. Now-if some
Chicago NeG o could 60 to
Charleston, 6. C., and reply to
him. we might feel that honors
were even. But no. Teddy"
would swing his big stick"
across his path, and drive him
back north. and if, perchance, he
should evade the big stick" the
shotguns of South Carolina would
convert him into buzzard food {:
not worm food-for he would
not get decent burial. Why
should the Negroes of Chicago
be restrained from treating Till
man in Chicago as he would trea1
any of them in Charleston on a
similar mission?
Tillman and his ilk denounc,
Booker T. Washington, assert
ing that he is secretly striving
for Negro equality. Prof. Wash
ington is striving to make good
selfrespecting. law-abiding men
and women of his students. But
he is, unwittingly producing
not Negro equality, but Negro
superiority; for every one of his
students who graduates from his
school and goes back is the su-
perior of all the white trash" of
the locality from whence they
come. That is what hurts.
Mrs. Adele ]. Keller, the fnan-
cial agent for the Union Hos
pital perhaps thinks she has made
herself famous by her part in the
Tillman Safeguarding exhibit
ton: but she will learn later that
she has only made herself motor
ious. She said to the committee
who requested her to cancel the
Tillman lecture that she was the
of a soldier who fought
to free the Negroes. She does
not confer any credit on her
father by bringing to Chicago d
pronounced enemy and brutal
murderer of Negroes. Better for
the memory of her father had she
said, 81 am a descendant of Ju-
das Iscariot." 1t was not none,
for the Hospital she was really
working for. 1t was lightning
bug glory" for herself. She is
now a good running mate for the
Indianapolis chambermaid who
won (no-merely received motor
iety because she was supposed
to have refused to make up the
bed that Booker T. Washington
slept in at the Hotel English,
when in fact she had not been
required to make it up, but was
discharged from the hotel be-
:ause she was Objectionable. But |
he southern shot guns sent her
of dollars as a reward |
or the supposed insult to, Prof. |
Washington. Let this holy /
woman go arm in arm with Mrs. !
Keller on a tour through the
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-12-08
THE GREATEST VIoLINIsT or
THE RAcEII

Mr.. Alfredo Valet, Of Havana. Cuba,
viii appear in q Violin Recital, Mon
day evening December 18th, at Bethel
Church, Assisted by Mr.. George W.
cambridge, Qeading Tenor Of st.
James Episcopal church, Admission
IS cts. julius N. Avendorph, Manager.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-12-08

800 Rooms wanted az once In
respectable homes with modern
improvements In city and suberbs
by the First National Booming
Association. 3lS0 State Street.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-12-08
MANY OF THE LEADING DIVINEs
: IN THIS CITY FIRED INTO
SENATOR TILLMAN.

Concluded from page u
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-26
Entertain ment.

There will be an entertainment
given at the Opera House on Tues
day night, May |, under the au-
spices of the Epworth League of
the NJ. f. Church, by Miss Maynie
Ware, assisted py home talent.
Miss Ware is public reader of
liberal experience, graduate oi
the Emerson College of Oratory,
Boston, Mass and former teach
er Of expression in Marshall Col
lege, Huntington w. Va. She
comes highly recommended by the
press and by we'll known individu-
ais.
The entertainment Will consist
of readings of various STYLES ny
Miss Ware, music, pantomine and
tabIeauX mouvants by the young
people of Logan. This entertain
menU has met with great success
n other places, having been en-
Enthusiastically received by the pub
lie. The prices of admission will
be general admission % cents, re-
served seats 80 cents.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-26

Washington, ID. G. April n, 1906.
Dear Mr.. Editor II beg To call
the attention of persons Interested
To the fact Tint II second eXamina-
tlon for applicants to be appointed
midshipmen Mt the Naval Academy
will be held in the recitation room
of DR.. Chubh in the Ohio Univer-
sity, beginning at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
ON Tuesday, May Is. This is a
most valuable appointment and
one which is equivalent to II for
tune to any young man and hope
that the young men of the district
will avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity. The one receiving the
highest certification will bo ap'
pointed and three others will he
named as alternates.
Yours Truly,
C. II. GROSV ENOR
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-26
Big Fire at Athens.

The O B. Sloane business block
IN Athens, :. corner of Main and
State Street, was almost Quilted by
fire Sunday morning. The blaze
originated in the ieweIry store
owned by Mr.. Isaac Newton, and
rapidly spread to the adjoining
business room. The damages are
approximately as follows Emma
BOUCHER, millinery 1920, insur-
ancc 5000 Isaac Newton, iewelry.
$3, 600, insurance $500 j . d. Raw,
dry goods, $22, 600, insurance $ll,
500. The offices of Interval Reye-
nue. Collector ID. II, Moore, in the
second story of the block, were
considerably damaged, but the
financial loss was slight. The
greatest loss will be i'm records and
papers. The offices have been
transferred temporarily to rooms
on Washington street, where the
business is being gotten into shape
again. Miss Lucy Westenhaver,
of Logan, is stenographer in the
collectors office, and lost valuable
new TYPEWRITER in the fire.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-26
Probate Court.

Order of appraisement was re-
turned Apr. IL, by Eli. Chute,
Adm. of the estate of Walter
Quigley. The property was APP
praised at 5000. Same was con
firmed and order of private sale
issued.
The first and final account OF
Amanda Buchanan, AdmX. of the
estate of Lucettn CIegg, was heard
and approved April IA, and dis
tribution ordered
The final accounts of John c..
Anderson, guardian of Chester A.
Todd ct al was heard April 1T, and
approved. Balance in hands of
guardian was produced, and order
of discharge made. Mary F.. Todd
pre- sented her application to be
appointed guardian. Bond was
ordered, filed, and approved and
letters issued.
Joel Harden, Eli Keller, and
Glenn Harden were appointed ap-
praises Of the estate of Myrta c..
Nixon, on application made by
Henry Hensel, April IA.
Hearing was heard April - on
the application for guardianship of
Samuel RiohIey, alleged imbeclle,
who was so adiudged, and guardi-
anship ordered. On filing and APP
proved of bond VIM. II. Arnold
was appointed.
Application to be appointed
administrator of the estate of Ida
Nj. Collins, together with deelamn-
tion of the next of kin in his fav
or, was filed April II, by O. w. H.
Wright. Bond was ordered in the
sum of $4,000, the same filed and
approved, and letters issued. d.
II. Lappen, VIM. Waner, and w.
w. Keynes were appointed as APP
praisers.
Petition for sale of the real es-
tate of Sarissa Shannon was heard
April l6, and decree of sale mede.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-26
Notice.

Provided a guarantee of $3.50. 90
can be secured the people of this
vicinity will have the opportunity
of seeing the greatest of all rural
comedy dramas "OUR NEW MIN
ISTER, " this is the same play and
company which opened the local
theatef in the fall of 1902 and
which gave such unbounded salts
faction and without a doubt is one
OF the incest and cleanest rural
comedy dramas ever presented to
an American public, and it is sin
cerely to be hoped that Logan
lheater goers will stand by and en-
courage the management of the
Opera House in trying to secure
such Il high class attraction by
purchasing tickets when they are
placed on sale in order to see il.
the above guarantee can be secured
the reserved seat tickets will be
placed on sale next Saturday
April 2S, at Billison Il Co., Opera
House Drug Store, and will stay
on sale only two days, Saturday
and Monday April 2S, and 80, and
the price will be balcony SOC
reserved seats 75c ~ Sl,00 and
boxes $3.50 and if you wish to help
secure and attend high class at
fractions of this order now is the
time to show it by calling at Bill
son s and buying seats No tickets
will be laid aside on telephone
orders and Ield until the night of
the show. If the above guarantee
cannot be secured all money will
be refunded to the purchaser.
The date for which this attraction
can be secured is Thursday May
10, 1906.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-26
Among the Churches.

U. Il. CHURCH.
II. A. Powell Pastor.
Sunday School 0 a. III.
Preaching 10 a. m.
Junior .. p. m.
Senior g p. M.
Preaching Z. p. m.
LUTHERAN TRINITY CHURCH.
At Lutheran Trinity Church on
North Mulberry St., the service
next Sunday will be conducted as
follows;
Sunday School at 9:3O n. m.
English Preaching at 1880 a. m.
II. w. WALKER, Pastor.
METHODIST CHURCH.
The morning and evening SER
mons will be based upon the San
Francisco disaster.
Morning; Lessons for the
Christian. Evening" Lessons 10
those who are not Christians.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-26
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to persons
owning business blocks and build
ings, and to those occupying the
same, that, by directions and in
structions from Hon. Hy d. Davis,
Fire Marshall of the State of Ohio,
it is incumbent on the undersigned
to inspect all business blocks and
public buildings from cellar to gar
ret, and to inspect the buildings
of the village of Logan, generally,
to determine whether or not the
law has been observed relative to
the prevention Of fires in buildings
and to prosecute all persons who
may have violated the law relative
thereto.
The undersigned will inspect
such buildings within the next
five days from the publication Of
this Notice, and will report his
findings at once to the Chief Fire
Marshall of the State.
SO please see to it, that your
buildings and premises are in such
condition as will meet with the ap-
probation of the Inspector.
What is the condition of your
flues, chimneys, roofs, alleys, out
buildings, back yards, streets, side
walk, barns, warehouses, lights
and heating apparatus?
Many fires are the result OF
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-26
DR.. Roriok Designed.

The announced resignation of
DR.. f.. II, Rorick, of the State In.
stitute for Predetermined Youth
will leave open after July / Il very
desirable but extremely RESPONSE
bile position. The resignation
comes as surprise, as It has been
but little over "a year since DR..
Rorick was promoted from the
Superintendency of the Athens
Hospital by Governor Herrick 70
succeed the late Or. Doren, who
was the father of the institution,
and had been in charge of il over
30 years. For some reason the
place has always been considered
as choice ny the physicians EN-
ployed in the charitable and elee-
mosynary institutions of the state
Dr. Rorick, who eamo originally
from Fulton County, says that he
is tired OF work, aud wants to go
baek to the rarm and rest up. His
record during the past 10 years
has been a most remarkable one
for efficiency and executive man
agement of the highest order.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-26

Thousands of buildings have
been wrecked and property to the
value of millions of dollars de-
stroyed every year by Cyclones
and Tornadoes, While you can
not prevent the destruction of your
property by these cyclones you can
provide indemnity against such
terrible losses by taking out II
policy OF insurance in one of our
companies. w. w. McCray d
Son, Logan, Ohio.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-26
"All Is
Good
That Is
Human"
BY
Rev. CHARLES
WAGNER,
Author Of THE
Simple Life"

and all demand that they be men, and in morality
single criterion appears admissible. 1t is this; All
good that is human-argely, simply faithfully human
ALI. Is EVIL THAT Is lNHUMAN
Human life is placed in conditions when one, either
believer atheist touch with mpmy The crohs appreca
ton of these conditions inspires with the MORAL SENTIMENT
eXcelencerespect Perfect also the radical form of authentic
religious included in the pety if
this term its old meaning, such sill find in f pey
What religion do maintain and cultivate this pey order
render fertile in results truly profitable humanity? THIS DE
PENDS ON IT'S QUALITY The healthy human religion
will be- the nearly will it also approach the divine WILL which is
THAT WE BE MEN Old Froebe who understood the spirit of
things sad lf you will realize that which bascay and
eay human will then be capable of understanding the divine
Man according that which he believes IT is POSS
BILE FOR HIM 10 ACT OTHERWISE. The contradictions be
tween convictions and proceed from this that bottom
we do not believe what profess believe And here believers and
nnbeeyer the necessity of making the loyal confess
os One fact dominates this entire questions Too many believers
are unahfnl to their God free thinkers unfahful TO
THEIR REASON
For religious God everywhere that he little of
truth Of good will Of sinae oherness thirst for justice