The Republican journal., 1907-05-02
detriment and impoverishment of the single

Uotllment ana lmpOVoIlcumeuI VI the single
The manner in which such inconceivable
large fortunes have come into existence
and are adding to their already overgrOwn
proportions, day after day, is an INTEREST," ng
chapter in the history OF our commercial
life.
Is it genuine or healthy prosperity that
enables man to make single gift of
thirty-twO millions of money? Is there
any doubt about that being tainted money?
Who is to safeguard the interests of the
common people?
themselves, as it has through all time, and
| the only effective weapon for the masses is
| a better understanding of the conditions
which surround them; clearer insight of
| the causes for the present social status, and
knowledge Of the government under which
provement. The laymen are looking for
the truth and reason of things; they are
reading between the lines, and there has
been much accomplished, but SO far as the
| evidence is in, the world is not quite ready
| for the brotherhood idea. AS has been said
not in the Spirit of sweet fraternity to
| burglariZe one person to capitalize another"
| There is no doubt of the need of moral
awakening. Who knows but we may BIZ on
| the eve of it?
The grange is as prophet calling to high
er and better standards of thought and liv-
| ing. We would urge that all means be TAX
| Ell to stimulate activity along the broader
| lines of grange work, and not to cheaper or
| under estimate its value. And we leave the
| question open. What can we do to attain
to higher ideals and larger possibilities
Again we thank you.
The choir then gave a selec-
ton. The topic, Would the grange
favor cooperation in buying and selling
| merchandise that they have to pur-
chase or dispose of? was discussed by
E. Evans, a. l.. Ward, j. Cunningham.
G. G. Abbott, S. Roberts, C. A. Levan-
seller, w. S. Doloff and l. F. Cook.
The speakers were all i'll favor of CO.
operation in buying and selling, if it
can be managed rightly. S. NJ. Phinney
of Honesty Grange then favored the
grange with song. He was encored
and responded with another selection.
The entertainment by the host grange
was as follows: solo by Mr.. Emmons;
music by the choir; recitation, "Aunt
Terminals Girlhood;" reading by Harry
Staples; solo by Mr.. Emmons. "A vote
VI GlduhS was given Gllc llOSC grange lOI
courtesieS.
The next meeting will be with
Georges River Grange, Liberty, May
21st, with the following program: Open
ing exercises; confering fifth degree;
report of oranges; address of well
come by some member of Georges
River grange; response by Edith Will
son; remarks for good of the order; ap-
pointment of committee: recess; music;
topic, Is National aid in road building
advisable? to be opened by j. o. John
son; remainder of program by host
grange.
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