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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

proved himself 10 be- Il may be said
Of the man who has been al the head
Of Trinity parish for forty-five years
that he has no worldly side. Perhaps
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II would be more accurate 10 say that
the spiritual in his nature is so large
~ On the ascendant that the material is
completely ovorshadoWed. To those
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

1859 he was made assistant rector. and
three years later. on the death Of Or.
Berrian, he became rector.
Competent man OF affairs that he has
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were spent IN the Mills hotel That
meant that wealth. power and society
we're less than an existence which cost
him not more than io cents day. AZ
this latest period of his cventful life
be had an Income Of f21 month.
dolcd out to- hm by distant relative
who was nut in rympathy with
Trains lnviucihle optimism Out ~
this poltry SUM Che pcnsIouor mau-
arod to aayc $40 o. month and at The
time of DIS death hc had several hum
urcd dollars in bank
a.. t4..ts ee,liyed
Aahe" l'''uliy D
nus ooal. con. llNs ,ne
mas ts,'o'iaIe" "''e i''''
Mr flN', 'ei.'. .... ,,...
her' '.n
t9tf,itv about those hotal.-chsap
though they orc-hoa rceuued brne-
hciallv Men who $50 there observe
that other patrons ot the notos have
respectable appearance. aud emula-
uou follows And. best of ou there
S. that afr of Independence Chat was
$50 anxious Co establish. Tha, 90 has
resulted in thr.ft ia howp uy t1e dee
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
The Head of Unique American Corporation;
For FOrty-fve Years Rector OF Old Trinity Parish

and his tutorship may have modified
somewhat the intense Americanlsm OF
this son OF a patriotic Granite State
Yankoe-the man whose loyalty to his
country was once attested by the Ia
nous command. III any man attempts
to haul down the American nag shoot
him on the spot!"
II would be almost impossible for a
mortal career to run more smoothly
and more certainly toward the realiza-
ton Of an early ideal than has that OF
the rector Of Trinity. AS a young
man he was brought directly under the
influence Of tho bishop Of the diocese,
the well beloved Horatio Potter who
predicted great things for him.
III the choice were yours, Morgan"
the bishop asked him one day when
they had been discussing the young
mans prospects. (which would you
prefer--to be rector OF Trinity parish
or to be my successor
I'D rather be rector OF Trinity par
fish than 10 be archbishop OF Canter-
bury" the young student confessed
frankly.
You viii have 20 be very careful,
Morgan, or they will make "a bishop Of
you before you know a." the prelate
warned him laughlngly
The good bishops words were pro-
photic. and Morgan Dix has had occa-
sion TO recall them more than once.
There Is probably no man IN the Epia-
copal church today who has been given
more opportunities 20 enter the epIsco-
pate than has the man whose earthly
ambition has been satisfied TO the ut
most with the stewardship Of old
Trinity parish.
Graduated from Columbia 90 l6f8,
Morgan Dix entered upon his theolog-
ical studies al once, becoming cane
didato for orders at the General Theo-
logical seminary Al the completion
OF the prescribed three year course Boo
that institution he was received into
the diaconate at 81 Johns chapel one
of the city missions Of Trinity parish.
A year later he was ordained priest boy
Bishop Alonzo Potter OF Philadelphia,
father OF the present bishop of New
York, with whom be remained for a
short time as a mission worker
The call 10 Trinity came speedily
and the young priest did not hesitate.
II was the one spot on the ccclcaias-
teal horizon upon which his eyes were
hXod eXpectantly II was only
curacy, but II was distinction bon album
dance Tor Morgan Dis, who even at
that early stage OF his career had de-
vcloped that personal disregard Tor
worldly prefermont which has been go
marked feature OF his character ln
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who have lived under his mild and be-
nignant rule he appears always as one
who has succeeded in putting behind
him the grossness OF the human eN-
istenco and is already drawing Coz
piously from the wells Of spiritual vic
tory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

SAFEGUARDING all invidiou'
distinctions. Il cannot b'
wide of the mark to call Or
Morgan Dix. rector of Trim
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-24
S0llt6le erSu6Dlt,
Bon f32 Stimmen crbielt or
bunDert.

9isrre, osn p. Sanuar 1907.
SIN Senat fiibrte Senator Dillon
oOn ganitOH Den gteigen su gunIfen
uon Senator @amble, Senator 9ublen
pon 5aa Riber prdientirte ben Ramen
bon grsgOuperneur See uno Carpenter
poH Dan Gouutp 66os. Sterling Oen
gOrfteber Der 5taatsi6als fir geiebes=
Itunoe.
SIN 5snat erbielt @amble 81
Stimmsn, See 8 unO Sterling 8 6tim=
men. Sir ben leBtsren ftimmten gara
penter, @gae uno CDerbpIser.
SIN 6aus i6tug ReprdIentant
@leB bon goOiugton GOuatD ii. 8.
8ambIe ais SanOiOaten fir Die gBie=
OeriUabI OOr, goIimann BON san Rioer,
gnOrep 8. See unO garulep bon
@omunOs, EbOs. Sterling.
8amble srbieIt i'm 5aus 66 stims
den, See 9 unb STIRLING Il. Bas
2 Otalbotum fir Gamble uaren
alp 100 Stimmen.
Bas Gonitee sur llnterIu6ana Der
2lntlugen ge8en @anble beri6tete ii.
u, vOaB teine gepeiIe uorldqsn, oaB
Der Subn @aubles nibt Die berlauaten
0ienite gelaiitet babe uno, OaB er unb
ni9t iein Gater bic ge3ablung erbalfen
Bdtte, oaB bic 5an0[ungspeiie @ambles
ouraaus tein 5iueifelbaftes gibt auf
IeiHen peri6nlihen uuo oifisieHen @ba=
ratter merle unb ui6t BON oem geuO6ns
ten 8rau6e in lSaIbingtOn abpeihe.
6erner ertldrre oas gomitee, oaB ale
Bidder, Gecorbs unO geriate sum ge=
peiie 5ugeldiien ano Dem gOmiteebe=
riht beigefiigt rur0tn.
90 mare oieis pOlitiiae Streitfra9e
alio pUrIdufis aus BEN 8eqe aerdumt,
mir wiiroeu uus aber irren, faas bic
ier Sdritt Der yReforms2egisiatur]
ii4 ntdt nod bitter RIDDEN miro. Sin
sn9liIaes SprHbport iaat: ,gBO Raud
1T, oa III aud 5suer. 8ir fir6ten,
oaB mir in Der nddfen poIitiI6en
@ampagne mebr Raud unb 6euer su
ieRen uno 81 riedeu betommen meroen,
nls Die gentle ,Gefurmsr" isBt nod
annehmen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-24
@uencs gn1iatn.

8ierre Die 9ieIige 2aaooffice lift
nit 2lrbeit iiberbduft. Seit oem /.
DECEMBER Iinb 233 Stdd 2auo in ben
Oollen Bells Der Rdufer iibergeaanaen.
2lm z oieIes 0lOnats ipuroe um glus=
tsaung pen 50 9anopatenten na6qes
iudt. Die meiiten Der patente Qinqen
na9 Dem iiioliheR Seil bes Staates;
mad @lap @ountD gingen "a. nab
6atdtnIon 81, Minnebaba % uno
Sineoln 2l.
2Ille 8eri9te, tpelhe aus Der linz
gegeno einlaufen, meloen, oaB Die
Prdrie iiberall nit SdRee be0eft ift,
Der itelenpeiIe. beIonoers n6roliCb BON
bier, ie9s tief Iiegt. Auf ben gBeioe~
lGnOsreien tpeItli6 pom WiHouri iit oas
9ras nit Sbnee beDeft uno Die 8ie6=
5ii6ter mii6en oas gieb nit 6eu fiit=
tern; leBteres piro aber tnapp meroen,
wenn oas Sriibiabr ipdt anbreden
Iolte.
Nus 9pmau 6puntD iin0 9eute bier,
uelde Die @Iri6tung bon orei neuen
Counties, nelhe 0as 5erritorium
n0rolid BON g8bite Giper NIT umfaI-
len iplleH, antreben. Die @inteilunq
iOa 10 geihebeu, oaB Die @onntplibe
iih IN Dacoma, RreIhO uno 0iur0o
beiiHoen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-24
Anberts 0n,tntn.

SiiietDn. 3bpmas Garnep, elm
Shantmdrter in 9seper, abt 0teiIen
iiiolin BON bier, ipuroe BON Dem 6ars
mer gloOlpb 9unoltrom in ben Inter-
leib 9eho9en unb iit OH Der 8erlebung
geforben. Carmen mar Elm betannter
6asuroipieler uno 80 Sabre alt. 9unoz
from lit ais elm rubiaer Manu betannt,
iol dber betrunfen 9eiueien iein, ais
er Die Cat beging. @r befinoet ii9 in
9aft unb miro Oes Moroes angetlagt
meroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-24
aarm er amHitate.

.Siour sails, Sanuar %. Ii. "a
Sermilliou, Snnuar 25 uno 26.
@lf goint, S}anuar %. unO 90.
6umbOlot Jebruar 2.
Jultpn, 6ebrunr 4. uno 5.
SoDaro, 6ebruar 8. uno z.
Sr0quOis, Jebruat s.
Sit9cUf, 6ebruar 9.
8ulare, 6ebruar IL.
gberoeen, 6ebruar II. uno Is.
grOotings, 5ebruar 15. uno 16.
garibage, 5ebruar IL.
@anoDa, 6ebruar Is.
0urleB, Uebruar 10. uno 90.
Seresforo, 5ebruar 81 rno %
8atOnoa, 5ebruar %.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-24

nm oisIen boliernen 5iisien 5u bsrnib-
ten, i1ioB aiftreoge feline beoeutungss
polle Reoe. bic i'm 9anSen Canoe etn=
i6la9en mIrD.
Ser ,lttle Diai6ineubOB~, Der yge=
ui6enlDie golititer uno gabnengiuIf=
ling, Der e5ruItfreuuo VI. ..
fittreDge miro boitentlib pon ieinen
Eeinoen, Die ibn ni6t tennen, beHer
beurteilt meroen. =.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-24
@reaore9ossntu.

@regorD. 9e9elmdBige 3iiae
OsriebreH iest auf Der 8abnperldnger=
ing Der Horthueiteru bis nah Serrid,
uno man ermartet. oab binnen Gur3em
Die 3lge Bis nap @reeorh Iauftn
merDen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-24

Die 6rdge, pesba b
ieue 8oriIer 9amen, Die eineu iebr
oroBtn Gurus eutfalten, bic S9ulz
ben fir ibre lururi6ien 5oilettsn
niht beSa6leu, baben bic 9ariIer
Schneider duf fpnrar6ore 0eiIe ges
lDit. Die 2DIuug gleiht nabe3u Der
elmer aritbmetif6en QuFgobe. Qgarum
8dblen sic Damen niht2 frugten Ii9
Die Shneioer. 9tntmort: ggeil iie tein
8elb baben. N(siter: @0rum baben
bic 0amen tein @slp2 2tntport;
Weil piefe Semen unb bic NIT ibneH
Derbunbenen Serren alles in ben
Spielclubs beripiele#. 9plgli6 muB
stpas aetbon tperben, unb 70 boben
bic Shneiber Die entTprehenoeu
S9ritie untsrnpnlmen. 9ur9 eins
@ingabe bss gpniortiums Der groben
Barrier 0amenI6neiber ipurbe bic
s[ufmertIamteH bss Winiferiums bes
sSnnern ouf bk SaupturTdhe bes
enormen Shulbsnitdnoes Der slegans
ten YariIsrinnen eelenft. Sie tonneH
Ibre ShneiDerrehnungen niht be5abs
len, neil bic felt Sntrofttreten oes
nsuen @ereinsgeietss pie pil5e ems
porDuhernoen Spielclubs ales @elb
osrIhlingen. Yer Mliniitsr Glemen.
reou berdnitaltsie cine llnterIu6ung.
inFolge pereH piersebu ausldnbiI6e
Spielclubunternebmer, meiIi Brittle
Ter. ousgeipieien msrGen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-24
SenatOr 6ittreOge nnD Der
Ssum6ertruit.

treujIpinner. Wenn Elm 6dnoler rebel.
lirt, ooer Die ,@eieBe beg 8ruItsy iibers
triit, onnn miro er Sunadit nit enc
pfinOlidrn @eloirafen pramiirt, i'm
BieoerbOlungsialle auf Die ,ibnar3e
2ifte" seieBt unO ibm Der 2aufpab ges
aeben.
Oft biloen Die Retail=2umberbdnos
Ter in einem Grte nod unter ii6 einen
Separuttrult, inn 81 bObsren, ais ben
Wlinimum.g greiien Oes 5rults 3u pers
taIfen inb Nann peroen iie i'm 5egri=
iOrium bsiardutt. Sbr Rateaismus
bilOet etn rgloreB5ua Der Rstail.2um=
berbdnoer". 9iur iie Iino ermd1tigt.
in eiuem bOrgeIdriebRuen Serritorium
8ei9dfte su betreiben. Der 86Ole=
Isle' 2umberbdnoler miro pom Cber=
truit nit glei6en @larehanoI6u6eu an=
gefaBt, ebenIo Die Spl3mitblenbefiBer,
@ontrattOren uIm. gBenu tie nibt
pariren, tpiro pom Sruit Elm goDcoti
gegen Iie Oerbingt. gBenu Die 5ruts
lieutenants ih6u brap Iino, unO niGt
mufien, oann rperoen lie als Sinoer=
uu9smittel EXTRA belobnt uno Die Brd=
mten oann rduberbriloerli9 perteilt Sp
iaiiBt Der &duberbauptmauu feline glo=
iutanten uno OieIe Die ibneu llnterge=
benen. pSit es aud 8lutgelO, 10 bod
Dletbobe", tann man ou einen Di6ter-
ausipru9 oaritren.
Benn Elm Gontrat.pr in einem glaB
Oirett bonn gistailbdnOIer faufen nil,
10 erAdlt er feinen greis quotirt, bis
Der RetailbdnoIer nit penn BbOleiule
Gambler iiber ben GDntrattor einig oe=
morOeu lit uno Der 9rofit 6leibt 10
beiOen erbalten. Gas III alIu oreifader
PrOfit: erftsns 8roiit go. l fir ben
5ruIt, groiit go. 2 fir ben 8bole=
iaIer" unO grofit SO. 3 far ben aes
taller. Bel6e 9riitlihe 8eiinnung
gum beiten oes lieben goltes uno Rons
iumenten! 2eBtersr muB auBeroem 10
4au9e nartsn, ebe er 2umber erbdlt,
Bis jeOer ein5elne gambler i'm Grt reip.
5erritorium peritduoigt lit. Die gte.
taiibdnoler t0uneu i6rerieits rubig Die
Sruitpreiie uuter iib ertra srbOben,
Debe ibnen aber, iDenn lie unter
Den SruItpreiIer pertaufrn
Gie 3pangsiade miro iogar 10 feIt
einge3ndngt, ooB, menn j. o. Elm
rebeaiiber 3piibenbdnoler nod elm
gtebengei6dft betreibt, er eincs i86nes
5ases nod einen giebentunturrenien
in oisism glebengeibdft Dor bic glaIe
geieBt erbdlt. Dag Der Gambler nod
10 rpiiten, prOteitiIen uno 3appeln, er
miro miir5e, iebr miirbe gemadt.
SdlieBIib ldBt ar itumpfiinnig anb
bas @OIt Dor bic 2umber=
icblabtbant treten, um ielbit finm5iel
nidt ruinirt 81 rueroen.
Senatoi aittreO9e fiibrte einige gla.
men an bon iol4en pirreguldren 5Ol3=
bdnoIern", pelbe na6 ieinen 2ln8absn
auf Die pituar3e 2iite" oes 5rulis ta=
men,
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-24

]. .. 6. &. RoB, S6ewelab, !:
gBaib sSn oem5ruitbriefe beiBtes. !.
STOP beitelltp S1inoeln pon Der ::
MeIttuit, Die na6 9artitcn, 9. !:
D., geianOt muroen. 0ort ems :.
pfin9 lie Situs 9eiiin8er, Der iie !.
fait 3u &oitenpreiieu bertauft. @r !:
bat in 8artitOn feline 2umber=
paro. 6riiber erbielt Seilinger,
ShiHoeln bon 9eusr Bros. @be=
pelab, Q8aib. @r bat offenbar !:
ein9u 6reuno in @bspelab, Der
Die OthblenbeiiBer bsmegt, an lei- !:
ner Stelle Die 8efelungen fir
SAinoeln aus3ufiibreu.
0ieies 1T nur Elm PrObsbrief uuo
Gin 8eiipiel, uie Der 3ruIt i'm gansen
2anOe @e9eimpoli3iitenarbeit treibt.
8ebe nun Dem punabbdngigen" 0oIs=
bduolerl
aittreoge i9lob feline 9leoe nit Der
S1lloerung, mle muhlam e. mar,
0laterial sur 8loBitsaung oes 2um=
bertruits 5u iammeln uno, ME er all=
mdbli9 aus bem ganSen 9anoe S6il=
Oeruugen Der 3dubermet6ooen Oes
5rults er6ielt.
gei ieinen 2lnfan9srdubermetbOO
ertldrte Der 3rllH, oaB Der 3pl auf
2umber bic greislteigerung berurIu6e.
6ittreoge mics aberosn sanSen Sdpins
oel'auf 8runo Der ein5eluen Eerif-
Der9lei6s nah uno pie Der 3rult leit
ben leBtea 20 Sabren INNER Ipltema-
tiiber boraing, nit ben gemiRenIoie-
item Utittelu ieoe GOnfurrens eroriidte IL.
wie nun oiegRieientreuSipinne BON einem
&dubernef aus ibre 6dbeu iber oas
gan3e sanO seso6en bat. 0dt einem
appea, ben 3oll auf 2umber
q dn5li9 auf3ubeben unb nit
einem 2Lppen an oas 0anoelsoeparte-
meut, un9eidumt S6ritte ein3uleitsn,
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-01-24
Auslams

Sin 5beil Der Stabt Ringftpn auF
Sumuicu lit burh Elm Gr0be6en, oas
beinabe bic gan3e SSHiel beimIuhte,
3erit0rt porbsn, unb 1000 Menfden
Iinp tbeils uuf Der Steae qet6otet,
tbeils I9per perlest. @leib nutb
benz eriten grbFeb, cts mebrere Der
grObtsn @sbGuoe Der 9faSt eins
ftiir5ten, brad auf ben 3riimmers
bauFen 5euer ans. Die 5lammen
bdtten pabrI6einlih hidt nit 70
filrhtbarer @endlt nm Ii6 qreifen
t0nnen, pis es Der gal mar, penn
bic 6euerpebr in ibrsr 9lr6eit niht
bur6 Die bic StraBen bsrTperrenben
Ruinen ein9eitiir3tsr 6duIer unb audi
our6 Die oufesreeten gspo5aer, Die
in Der eriten Qufregung nilo oar6
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-20

anything of bepef1s-to the.
people. It seems the whole crowd
have gone to Raleigh for the sin
gle purpose of furnishing it's one
mics, loading the State with debt
and the people with burdensome
taxes. The gentleman from Row
an are too much in the hands of
our cotton-speculating boss to
dare to offer q bill that would
save the farmer anywhere from 10
to SO pounds on = bale of cotton.
We call attention to this matter
at this time for two reasons.
First: tho Legislature il in session
and the opportunity to do the
proper thing il At hand. and sec
ondly, because some of these gen.
tlemen will DO asking the farmer
for his vote two years hence.
Their excuse, which many will
swallow, will be that ''the matter
was not properly brought before
Them" Watch and SEQ.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-20
Robbers at China Grovg

Every now and tteu an epidemic
of burglary and robbery occurs i'll
various eectitus Of the State, and
it appears that this portion If
North Carolina is row being Wis
tied by all organIztd gang ~"f
thieves. Reference is MADE in
another column to the recent at
tempted burglaries here, and just
a little later, China Grove seems
to have been selected as a field
fo' further operations. The home
of Mra. Cowan vas entered on
Thursday night. hut nothing was
secured. Mr.. Fletcher, Station
Agent Tho m, Superintendent
Ross, of the Patterson Company,
the cotton mill, and other places
we're broken into. An attempt
was made to e.lter the home OF J.
N. Dayvault, but he bad not gore
to bed when the visit was made.
and the robbers learning this, left
the place. Mr.. Thorn is minus d
gold watch and 4 sm~ll sum in
cash, Mr.. Ross LIST a watch. a
mileage book and about $14 :in
cash. It is quite probable that
suspicious looking characte g will
be treated rather coolly III the
China Grove neighborhood for the
next few weeks.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-20
Ptomalae Victims Better.

High Point, Feb. 1G Two of
the young children of Mr.. War
ner Jackson have been remove d to
che Junior Order Hospital, where
they are being treated for
ptomaipe poisoning. 1t will be
remembered tha1 s-veral days ago
the wife and mct her of this house.
hold and a child nied from this
poisoning, caused ty eating pork,
and the remain. e :hree members
of the family, the farh%r nnd two
children, We're seriously i'll and
vera expected to die from the
same malady. Mr., jackson seems
to have the best chance for re-
covery, while IT, two ch''dren are
making a desps ase struggle to
win out in the battle for life
Special to Charl"ste Observer.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-20

gihla statement, aLd1 join every
citizen in Salisbury in hoping chat
the new statement may corve,
much desired i,tformati'
All this talk about my being
opposed to the further improve
ment Of Salisbury, has, l suppose,
grown out of my criticism of Mr.,
Boyden in not inviting tbs Advi-
sorry Board to assist the Board Of
Aldermen in passing upon the
bids for the contracts fer street
work, although the Advisory
Board was expressly provided for
and named in the bill authorizing
this issue; and, also out of my
criticism of his disregard Of the
wishes of the residents CT the
South and East Wards in re,
gard to the school, and the sale of
part of the property purchased
for that purpose to a negro, and
5he failure las I am reliably in
formad) to require an itemized
statement Of the money expended
IN the extension Of the sewer sys-
tenn. am reliably informed that
the sum of about SIC, QUO was
placed in the hands of one # the
City officials, to be used for the
extension of the sewers, and that
this official has never yet filed
any itemized report showing what
was done with this money, al
though the Chairman of the Sew.
sr Committee made repeated calls
for this report. No such thing as
this can or will happen if I an,
Mayorl Ard if I should be per
mltted to remain IN office az May
or for three terms, I promise not
to violate a principle adopted by
the Democratic party, aid which
is now conceded to be the best
move eve: taken for the upbuild,
ing of the party, upon the fimsy
pretext that 1 have been petition
ed to run q fourth tine. What
officer who has just retired in
consequence of the third term
rule, could not have gotten some
of his warm personal friends to
petition him to run again?
Very respectfully,
T. II. VANDERFeRp.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-20

There we're no exceptions made
in the application of the third
term resolution upon its passage
and no power on earth can now
change its meaning and intent
then. Men have gone in and out
under its provisions and unless 1t
10 henceforth to be a dead letter
it still refers to every Office under
thsjcontrol of the democratic party
both in the city and the county.
The Democrat who is not willing
to abide by this rule is not loyal
to the party and cannot be trust
Cd to. carry out any pledge he. or
she party might make. Such fol-
lows need watching.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-20

The business people of Sails
bury. having grown tired of the
"Colonels"(?) swagger about hav-
ing a new and modern depot, have
decided to carry the matter be.
fore the Corpora ion Commission.
and it Is expected that some def
mite steps will soon be taken to
this end. W. have q very little
time for those who are everlast-
ingly hammering at the railroads
for one cause and another, baljev-
ing the Southern to be awake to
it's interests and the interests Of
the towns and cities through
which it passes, and believing
that it would soon recognize the
need of q modern depot At Sails
bury and constructs one of it's own
volition, we have purposely failed
to join in the effort to hold,,<up
this great beneficial corporation
tossthe tune of $25 600 to $50, 600
in the way IF a depot. We be-
lieve, however, that Salisbury
needs and ought to have a m"dern
depot and that if the Southern is
able to erect one it will be dis
creditable to itself should it fail
to do so.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-20

Some fellow in the Legislature,
who has about az much of an idea
Of popular government as the ty-
rant Nero, has offered,a bill max
ing attendance of the public
schools compulsory. Too much
law is worse than no law, and the
continual placing of laws on the
statute books that are not.the re-
suit of popular demand will SOON
or or later give trouble. While
education is of great benefit to
all.who use it rightly it is not a
panacea for all human woes. We
stand ready to endorse most any,
thing that may be said favorable
to popular education except COM
pulsion.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-02-20
Greensboro Gets Semh.ich.

Madam Sembrich. the worlds
most noted singer, Will sing in
Greensboro on March Is. Shs
will sing At only ore place III
North Carolina and CIR ensboro is
to be congratulated On getting
this wonderful singer Madam
Sembrich uses the Baldwin piano
and this shows her good judg,
ment. B. P. Jarrett. Salisbury,
N. c., sells the Baldwin piano.