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Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08

22S7. McCarrell CRep), for judge, de-
feats Patterson (Dem), by about 1000.
Bucks County-Gives Sheath 800 plu-
rality, a Republican gain of 1851.
Delaware County-Giyes Sheath 5000
plurality, a Republican gain Of 1866.
Bradford County-Cives~ Sheath 1900
pluraity, a Republican gain Of 1864.
Erie County-Gives Sheath 700 plu-
raity, a Republican gain Of 1867.
Beaver County-Gives Sheath 500
plurality, a Republican gain Of 1866.
NIifain County-Gives Harman 100
plurality. a Republican gain of 624.
Lackawanna County-Gives Sheath
500 plurality, a Republican gain of 4276.
Blair County-Gives Sheath 2500 plu-
rality, a Republican gain of S1S9. ].
Banks Kurtz was elected district at
torney; Claude Jones, register and re-
corder, and J. H. Davis, county treas
urer.
Carbon County-Gives Sheath $50
plurality, a Republican gain of 124S.
Butler County-Gives Harman 100
plurality, a Republican gain Of 460.
Albert c. Rothman, DEM, was elected
district attorney.
Tioga County-Gives Sheath 200o
plurality a Republican gain Of 2179.
Franklin County-Gives Sheath 25O
plurality. a Republican gain Of 772.
Washington County-Gives Sheat2
5000 plurality, a Democratic gain OF
1850.
Greene County-Gives Harman 100
plurality, a Republican gain Of 1856.
Luzerne County-Gives Sheath 5000
plurality, a Republican gain of 11,196.
Henry A. Fuller has been elected as
judge of Luzerne county by 2S00 plu.
rality.
Huntingdon County-Gives Sheath
1900 plurality, a Republican gain Of
1912.
Lawrence County - Gives Sheath
1900 plurality, a Republican gain Of
S059.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
fAMMANY WINS IN NEW YORK
Fusion Ticket Defeated 6y Large
Maiorities.

New York, Nov. 6.--What interest
there was in the apathetic election was
over tie result of the Republican and
Independence League fusion in New
York county; the showing made by
the independence League in its fight
alone against the Identical tickets OF
she Republicans and Democrats for as
sociate justices of the court OF appeals,
and the makeup Of the next state as
sembly.
Fusion failed in New York county,
the straight Democratic ticket being
elected with majorities of from $4,000
to $4,000.
Thomas F. Foley, Democratic can
didate for sheriff. defeated Maximilian
+. Ihmsen, an independence League
representative on the fusion ticket.
Chairman Parsons, of the Republi-
can county committee, who was cred
tied with having arranged the fusion,
expressed surprise at the result and
placed the responsibility on the inan-
cial situation and repeaters. Leaders
Of the independence wing Of the fu-
sion unreservedly declared its defeat
due to fraud.
In Kings county (Brooklyn) the Re
publicans were generally successful,
though the Democrats reelected Dis
trict Attorney Clarke.
The Republicans lost a few mem
bers of the assembly, probably six.
Republicans swept all their candi-
dates with one exception into Office at
Buffalo. Elmira returned to the Demo-
cratic column so far as the mayoralty
was concerned.
For the first time in IA years the
Republicans elected a mayor in Utica,
and for the first time in II years the
Democrats carried Newburgh. The
Republicans were victorious in Ulster
county and elected their candidate for
mayor in Kingston. In Rochester the
Republicans elected a mayor, but the
Democrats carried the common coun-
Gil. Despite the protests of the united
clergy, the Democrats Of Auburn
elected a brewer for mayor. In Troy
Mayor Elias P. Mann was reelected
by the Republicans with a plurality
Of $50. The independence League vote
up state was light.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
TOM JOHNSON REELECTED
Chosen Mayor Of Cleveland Over
Theodore e. Burton.

Cleveland, Nov. 6.-Mayor Tom L
Johnson was reelected for the fourtt
time as mayor Of Cleveland in a hard
fought battle, in which the Republi
can ticket was headed by Congress
man Theodore E. Burton, chairman o.
the house committee on rivers ant
harbors.
Chairman Baker, Of the Republican
committee, comedies the election o.
johnson by 5000 plurality. At the
Johnson headquarters his majority Is
placed at a higher figure. The entire
Democratic city ticket was elected By
1000. The Democrats elect a majority
Of the councilmen.
Congressman Burton made consid
erable gains over the vote OF two
years ago, when William H. Boyd was
the Republican candid .e, but the gair
was not sufficient 10 overcome the
strong johnson lead.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
BOURKE COCHRAN ARRESTED
Democratic Congressman Charged /
with Voting ILLEGALLY.

Democratic Congressman Charged
With Voting illegally.
New York, Nov. 6. - Congressman
w. Bourke Cochran was arrested on a
charge of illegal voting at a polling
place in Third avenue. The police
man who made the arrest said he
could not verify the address given by
Mr. Cochran at 80 East 18th street,
from which address Mr.. Cochran had
registered. The congressman was
taken to the police station and thence
to a police court.
Mr. Cochran is a grand sachem Of
Tamnany Hall. A servant at the
East 18th street house had sworn that
TO one named Bourke Cochran lived
there, and Magistrate Cornell issued
the warrant while under the impress
sion that some was trying to vote on
the congressman's name When Mr.
Cochran was arraigned in court one
Of State Attorney General Jackson's
assistants denounced rs
an outrage. and .lr Con-
promptly discharged. t.r Cochran
SAID lne EdSJ Itlu ottS't h'"9' "e'
his residence before he went TO c1n-
gress. and that ne had never forfeited
his right 10 vote from that address.
when registered" he said, 81
told the inspectors who l was and ex-
plai the entire situation. ! was
n enged when l registered. I
fail see on what authority this ar
rest was made"
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
IN PHILADELPHIA
Sheath Carried the City BY 10000
S1o,ooo,OoO Carried

S10,000,OO0 Carried
Philadelphia, Nov 6.-The election
in Philadelphia passed off very quiet
ly the Republicans electing all their
candidates by the usual large major
ity. There was more interest taken
in the fate of the $10,OOO,OOO loan pro.
position than in the success OF any
candidate on the city or state ticket
The City party, the reform organiza-
ton, which has fought the Republican
organization for several years, went
on record as against the loan and
made a fight against the proposition
The returns show that the loan, which
had the sordid backing Of the Republi.
can organization, carried the city by
a majority considerably under that
given the successful Republican can
dates.
John o. Sheath, the Republican can
didate for state treasurer, whose
home is in this city, ran strong, and
his plurality will be close to 10000 in
the city.
cal candidates, all of whom are now
serving in the offices to which they
have been again elected:
Judges Common Pleas Courts-F
Amadee Breezy, John L. Kinsey Ed
ward w. Magill, William W. Wiltbank
William c. Ferguson. Charles Y. Au
denreid.
Judge of Orphans COurt-Edward
A. Anderson.
City Controller-John NJ. Walton.
Recorder of Deeds-William s.
Ware.
Clerk Of Quarter sessions-Thomal
w. Cunningham.
The Republicans Of the Second
Pennsylvania district also elected a
congressman to hll the vacancy
caused by the resignation of John E
Reyburn, who was elected mayor OF
Philadelphia last spring. Joel Cook
was the successful candidate, his only
opponent being a Prohibitionist.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
Thursdav. 81. ,er "a.


Colonel Trenor J.. rarl, vice prest
dent of the Americg Trading COM
pany, died in New i 5 after a pro
Ionged illness.
W. x. Vandelbilt AIRS Vanderbilt
and the Duchess of borough ar
rived in New York on the steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm II from Europe.
Fire destroyed the uinistration
Building at the weather bureau obser-
vation station at Mount Weather, near
Bluemont, Va. ehtailins ass Of $685.
900, including some yelaable meteor
illogical instruments.
The Texas Farmers Union Cotton
company announces that no further
advances will be made OH cotton, and
the effort to hold the crop oi the state
for 15 cents is believed 10 be a fail
ure, more than s75,OOO,OCo being tied
IN in loans on the crop.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08

AIleqheny Gives Sheath over 10000,
Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 6. - John 0.
Sheath, Republican candidate for
state treasurer, has carried ALE
gheny county by a plurality Of over
10000. The vote In the county was
light. Registration was below the nor.
NAL vote, and nearly is per cent fail
ed to go to the polls. The real fight
locally was upon common pleas judge.
Both sides are claiming victory, the
Democrats having attempted only the
election of William J. Brennan, en-
dorsed by the labor vote. Republican
chairman claims Brennan's defeat by
$1,000, while the Democratic chairman
claims his election by 2500.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08

The SwiIchmen's Union will demand
an increase in wages Of six cents an
hour from the various railroads.
-Four men were killed by the blowing
ND Of a mixing mill of the Atlantic Dy-
Mantle company's factory at Ashland.
Wis
The national convention Of the Ger
man Epworth League was held at St
Joseph. Mo, with 500 delegates in at
tendance.
While playing in the street. Thomas
Dimone, years ola, was struck by a
street car in Camden, N. J., and was
instantly killed.
Saturday, October 20.
Mrs. Mary Scott, 104 years old. died
at the home of her son in Philadel-
phia.
While crossing the Pennsylvania
railroad tracks in Germantown. Phila-
aelphia. Mrs. A. L. Lebrentz was
atruck hY an engine and killed.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08

Charles B Henderson, aged 50,
banker and director of many import
ant financial corporations in New
York, died Of apoplexy at his home.
Prominent checker players Of Penn
syivania have extended an invitation
to meet in Pittsburg November for
the purpose OF organizing a stats
checker association.
For insulting a girl who rebuked
him for shooting craps In front Of her
home. at Mont Clair, N. J., James Nc.
Foochev has been sentenced to 80
days in the penitentiary by Recorder
Henry L. Yost, who said that he IN
tended to discourage profanity among
the rising generation
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08

William Campbell, aged 4 years, OF
Washington, ~ j., was fatally burned
while burning leaves and died in the
ambulance en- route to the Easton hos
pital.
After robbing a Lackawanna station
near Elmira, N. Y, lumberman stole
a railway tricycle. and attempted to es-
cape. but wrecked the machine, killing
himsalf
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
Monday, November 11fh, 1907,

SuSAeGIt H0H~tANNA AAtH1 ASeAg
commencing at 10 o clock, a m, rain or shine.
Come early.
LIVE STOCK.
Good Cow. Que Hog a months old Calf 20
PuIlets.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
A Plow, Double section lever Drag Harrow,
Que Horse CnltivatOr, adjustable as to width
and depth; Hand CultivatOr, Iron CultivaiOr,
Corn Planter, Road scoop, Hoes, Rakes, Forks, ,
Shovels Block and Fall, Axes, Two-Horse
Farm Wagon Dayton Carriage, with new set
Of wheels, new arms, new top and sides; two
new Lap Robes, Set OF Harness, 8 Leather Col
lars, HEAVY Blankets, Leather Fly Net, new
Out Horse Wagon, used only few times one
100 egg Old Trustv Incubator, one leo chick
Old Trusty Ooder, 2 ~cythes, GrindstOne with
set ball-bearing fixtures, etc. etc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
8 Gallon Pump Oil Can, 3.Gallon Eaucet Oil
Can, Pals Gallon Of Floor Paint Gallon Of
House Paint, rolls poultry Wire 30 inches
wide and rever Il ed, some secC nd-hand POu'-
Groceries, quantity Of Nails, new 4x5 Camera
outfit, saws, Carpet Swee pers, Lanterns, Books,
Carpenters Tools, Bolts, etc, etc etc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Entire lot Of household goods consisting Of
Sewing Machine. Writing Desk, Dining Table,
Kitchen Table Kitchen Cabinet, Cook stove,
PariOr Stove, handsome blue III piece Dinner
Set with hand painted decoration, six Dining
Chairs, Arm Chair, High Chair, Rockers, two
Iron Beds, Springs, Mattresses two heavy
Feather Beds, Spindle Bed ehild's Iron Bed
CrOckery, Dishes, Glassware. Cooking Utensils
three elegant Toilet Sets, Clocks, Folding
Ironing Board, Rugs 9X9, 40 yards Mating,
window Shades Window Screens, Pictures,
Mirrors, Screen Doors, new Washing Machine,
Tubs Beiler, WringeT, FlatirOns, Pals, etc.
Terms Cash,-No goods to De removed until
W. L. LAROCK. Oakley. Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
Wednesday, November l3, 1907,

commencing promptly at nine O'Clock, a. M.
and continue until all Is sold. No postpone
ment on account OF weather.
LIVE STOCK.
Mare seven years old. kind and gentle, work
anywhere and splendid saddle animal. Extra
fne Brood Mare, ten years old, splendid beast
and good worker. Pair Mules, fine workers
either single or double; excellent for true
work. Two Cows fatted for beef Lot Partridge
Cochin Hens.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
A Double Carriage, Runabout, Nice Sleigh,
Single Hack, TwO-seated Surrey in dne condi.
tiOn, good as new, with pole and shafts; Low
Top Buggy, Osborne wagon. Dirt wagon Two
Riding CultivRtors. one has summer top
Grain Drill with 8 spOuts, Land Roller good
as new, Pea Planter one horse two Iron Gull
tivators, Sod Cutter, Hay Cutter, lot Double
Harness Plow Harness, lot Of Collars, Chains.
one 200 Egg Incubator, new Weeder, Fodder
Cutter lot Barrels, lot Chicken CoOps, new
Fruit Rack, Two-hoTse Plows, 2 One-horse
Plows. Sweet Potato Hitler and Drill, Grain
Fan, New CultivatOr. 2 WheelbarrOWs, Grind
stone, set Double Wagon Harness, extra set
Carriage Harness, sets Double Dearborn Har-
ness, Forks, Hoes, ShOvels, Crosscut Saw, lot
Baskets Screen DoOrsi Hog Trough Half
Bushels, Corn Knives Sweet Potato Plow with
two discs, Hay Rake, Spring-tooth Harrow!
Pea HulleT and Separator. Corn Shelter, Seed
Sower, One-horse Drag Harrow 6-foot Section
Ladder Table for Caponizing. lot OF OLD Iron,
Wire Stretcher, Spray Barrel, Harness Brush.
CORN, FODDER, HAY, PAINT.
1000 baskets of Corn on Cob, Top and Blade
Fodder, Cow Pea Hay, ? Tons Barn Paint.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Two Square Pianos, Good Cook stove, Nice
Organ, Large Bureau with Glass, Set>Yelvet
Cushions from old Lafayette HOTEL rect long
and rs inches wide;2 Marble Top Tables, both
antique; Kitchen Chairs, large Iron Pots. ?
Gasoline Lamps, ROlltop Desk, large Electric
Ice Cream Freezer, ? Air-tight Stoves, Box
spring Mattress, Haircoth suit Of Furniture
2'large Diningroom Chairs, lron Bedsteads
Cream Freezer, lot Coal Oh Lamps, large Coal
Stove. Office Chairs Iron Bedstead, 80 yards OF
Linoleun, lot Dishes, Copper-lined Bath Tub.
Cream Separator, fine Clock Double Mattress,
large ARM Chairs, lot Carpet, lot Cooking
Utensils, one Churn. Other articles not here
mentioned. Terms, Cash. No goods TO be re-
wM. p. REED.
W. T. Parvis, Auctioneer.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
Scranton Democratic.

Scranton, Pa. Nov. 6.-Jones, Rep4
is elected controller by 1000, and Sal
try, DEM, is elected coroner by $500.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
Public Sale:

will sell the following personal property at
public sale at my home between the Marshall
webb aud Horace Tatman farms near Oakley.
Delaware, ON
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
SHEATH ELECTED
PennsyIvania 3publicansEIeCt
State 1caSurer.
THE VOTE WAS LIGHT

There Was Little Interest Except In
Counties Where There Was Judicial
contests-Returns Show Large Re-
publican Gains.
Harrisburg, Pa, NOV. 6.-John o.
Sheath, Republican. was elected state
treasurer over John G.. Harman, of Co
Iumbia county. Democrat, by 175,000
plurality. This was the only state Of
fee voted for and a light vote was
polled in nearly every county. The
judicial contests in Luzerne, North
ampton and Schuylkill brought out a
large vote in those counties. There
was virtually little interest in the con-
tests in other counties which elected
Judges.
The returns show large Republican
gains for treasurer all over the state
as compared with the vote for this Of
fee two years ago. For the first time
since 1904 there was no fusion against
the Republican state ticket. The inde-
pendent Republican element which vot-
ed for the Lincoln Party at the last
two elections voted for Sheath, who
has been in sympathy with this ele-
ment Sheath has served three terms
in the state house of representatives
and voted against the organization on
several important measures advocated
by its leaders.
Sheath and Harman served together
in the regular session of 1905 and the
extra session of 1906. They are friends
and avoided personalities in their can
vass. Harmans most active supporter
was William H. Berry, who was elect
ed state treasurer on the fusion ticket
two years ago and who uncovered the
capitol scandal, which the Democratic
party made its chief issue in its last
two state campaigns.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
Judges Elected.

Judges Elected.
The following common pleas judges
were elected in Pennsylvania:
Philadelphia County - F. Amedee
Breezy, CRep); John L. Kinsey, (Rep0i
Edward W. Magill, (Rep); William
w. Wiltbank, (Rep); William C. Fer
guson, (Rep); Charles Y. Audenried'
CRep).
Allegheny County-Thomas J. Ford,
(Rep); John D. Shafer, (Rep0;
Thomas D. Carnahan, (Rep); Josiah
Cohen, (Rep); Josephh M. Swearin-
gen, (Rep).
Chester County-William Butler, Jr.,
(Rep).
Crawford County-George E. Daven-
port, (Rep).
Dauphin County-s. J. NJ. McCarrell,
(Rep).
Delaware County = William B..
Broomall, (Rep).
Fayette County,. Q. Van Swearin-
gen, CRep).
Luzerne COunty-Henry A. Fuller,
(Rep). q
Montgomery County = Aaron S.
Swartz, (Rep).
These orphans court judges were
elected:
Philadelphia County-Edward And
erson, (Rep).
Fayette County-James c. Work,
(Rep).
The following associate judges were
elected:
Elk County-Thomas B. Gillouly,
(Dem.).
Huntington County - William 3.
Lightner (Rep).
Columbia County-William Krick-
baum, (Dem.).
Monroe County-John S. Bossard'
(Dem.).
Heavy Republican Gains.
schuylkill County-Gives Harman
500 plurality, a Republican gain OF
5217. Both Koch, Republican, and
Bechtel, Democrat, for Judge, claim
election by a small majority.
Crawford County-Gives Sheath 1900
plurality, a Republican gain OF 1903.
The contest was so spirited on the fight
for fudge of Crawford county that the
otate ticket was lost sight Of. The
iudgeship is close.
Lebanon COunty-Gives Sheath 1850
pIurality. a Republican gain of 1893.
Charles Wenrick, Republican. for dis
trict attorney, and Abram swanger.
Republican, for director OF the poor,
elected.
Lancaster County-Gives Sheath 5000
plurality, a Republican gain of S744.
Johnson, Republican. defeated Davis,
Dsmocrat. for district attorney, by 500
majority.
Juniata County-Gives Harman IS
plurality, Republican gain Of 42s.
Indiana County-GiVes Sheatz 100
majority, a Republican gain Of 1872.
Cambria County-GiVes Sheath 1900
pIurality. a Republican gain Of 1853.
Yvcoming County-Gives Harman
sbOo plurality, a Republican gain Of
1471. .,-
plurality, a Republican gain of 1881.
The entire Republican county ticket
was elected. 80.
York County-Gives Harman 1000
plurality, a Republican gain Of SOS4.
The entire Democratic county ticket
was elected.
Berks County = Gives Harman 1850
oIurality, a Republican gain Of 1888.
Tbe entire Democratic county ticket
was elected.
Chester County-Gives Sheath 1000
plurality, a Republican gain Of 7OO1.
william Butler, Republican, was re-
elected Judge unanimously.
Montgomery County-Giyes Sheath
5000 plurality. a Republican gain OF
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
Monday. November II, 1907

1 menclng promptly AT III clOck Dul IT
stot.. 81, sa,e next clear day.
LIVE STOCK.
one Family Horse.
FARMING IMPLEM ENTS.
Top Carriage Grocery Wagon, Large Sleigh,
Feed Cutter. Corr Knives, Wagon Rack, Sad
die. Carriage Harness, Wagon Harness, Pitch
Forks Wheel Barrow, PiOw Harness, Drag
Harrow, Cultivator, New Double Plowi Single
Plow. GTindstOne, Patent Egg Holder, Horse
scoop, Corn Planter Corn Shelter, Hoes, Rakes.
Ton OF Glover Hay, . IncubatOrs, 25 Window
Sash.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
China Closet, Bed Couch with Mattress. lot
Of Mating lot of Window Shades, Ice Chest,
Kitchen Range, Six BEDROOM Chairs, Eight
foot Fancy Table, lot OF White Leghorn Pull
let's. lot OF Corn and many other articles not
here mentioned
Terms Cash-No goods to be renewed until
paid for ,-,,..,.,,.--
W. T Parvis. Auctioneer.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
Public Sale.

The undersigned will sell at public sale, at
his residence on the farm known as the Amos
Delaware, On road leading from Harrington
to Pennington, on
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08

The clubhouse OF the Scranton (Pa-)
Country club WAS destroyed by fire,
eneailing a loss Of $4,000.
Fous Washington fremen were In
jured 81 a collision between truck No.
2 OF District fire department and
a s. ound 14th street car.
z Scott Hale, national com
ma ,-chief Of the Spanish War
We and his staff were received
by mt Roosevelt at the White
H
he failed to carry out an
er vengeance, Vito Greinaldi,
a Of the Black Hand society,
4 to death by members of
hi I'd on Knoll street. Brook.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
POSTPONED
Public Sale.

shall stop farming and will sell at public
sale the following personal property. at my
home at the southern edge of Milford, known
as the walker Farm" on Clark Avenue on
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-08
q. W. PALMER, Captain.
NOVEMB

viii leaves Milford and New Wharf as follows
for Philadelphia during,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-10-24
WHY FORTUNE RETIRED.

In the retirement Of Mr. T. Thomas
Fortune from the editorship of the
New York Age, the Boston Guardian
processes. to see the hand Of DR.
Washington.
Says Mr.. Trotter:
The rumored retirement of r.
Thos. Fortune from the editorshiD Of
the New York Age has been verified
by formal letter Of resignation
given to the press. The passing of
Fortune on account Of his pioneer
Journalistic service for the race is
worthy of more than casual notice.
Before Booker Washington began to
spin the web that was destined to en-
trap the souls Of men, and smother.
manhood. courage and hope in its
meshcs, no more undaunted and in
defatiguable champion Of the race
has appeared above the horizon.
when Douglass died all young minds
turned TO Fortune, so great hold
had he upon the aspiring, thoughtful
youth Of the time. Deep and keen
was the disappointment Of his admir-
ing, trusting, loyal followers. when
'hcN saw him sheath, his sword and
bow captive to the most unfortu-
nate product Of Negro American man
hood, missioniSt. The beguil-
ing influence that lead him from his
path Of duty was great and powerful,
but what was the gain compared to
the Joy in the consciousness Of hay
ing been true to oneself. Thos. For
tune stiflCd The best in himself to es-
DOuse the false doctrine of Booker
WaShingtO on. Fortune, unlike many,
knew that he was doing wrong. But
the temper persisted and he was
weak. The world knows the story.
Fortune recants and tries to go back
to his real self. His master refuses
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-10-24

'asM6ng Meny WHO the ' desvii C cares are:
twot adde's strings about any relig
1onSthe elect of which dare not ride
upon ttand stand upon it's grace and
strength? Who believes that the
great bulk of Southern people know
anything Of the spirit of Christ? Do
they themselves believe it?
The. attitude of the South, espec-
tally as regards this latest. and too
late, recognition of the brotherhood
OF man, is SO indefensible, so repre-
'hensibiess SO mean and vulgar and
50 fun of shame. as to set us Won
dering as to whether or whether not
Christ could get any social recogni-
ton down here if He should come
upon the Earth, and sit down to
break bread with Booker Washing
ton. Indeed The scribex are still
writing in green and the Pharisees
still enquire Of the disciples:
Why eatcth your Master with pub
llcans and sinners?