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Sobannes5reoerid 8eae, 90, @oib.
ington. 8. g.; Selen 2. aertel, &c,
&ambure, 1eutidlano; gpplifant
Srcoerid 8reeues, Nr. 26, Siio.2iber.
tpitroBe.
Got g. 9rotpr,, "a, Nr. Ills, Dit
2anpoleitrobe. Worp 6. Splcr, Is.
George .. CALDER, %, Nr. 1850,
Worplonb Mnenue; Worp .. Sarrell,
%, @aibington, 8. 6.
Siram 6. @iaiams, 81, Eelu.9orf;
Worp 9. Sommcrs, 10, Neu.Yorf;
9lpplifant Iarie Sommers, Nr. Cos,
io.Tatterion.E -Nnenue.
Hobert See Yonnett, 81, @ind)citcr,
%a.; Moia 9. &idarb. %, @i1feitcr,
ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

IlS Jolge oes bellrigen fiinf5cbll
Wteilen &itts iino bis jebt 16 Off.
5iere Dor Die Eriifun9s Gommiiiion
beorbert woroen. Nad oen neln5ig
Weeilen.Hitten miro Die ngrmee.8er'
iiineung" lpabrid)eiuli6 beoeuteno
raidere Sortidritte MAIDEN.
transport pom EuIperu I'M .
8eihoen
Munitionsififfc, Die nusihlieblid)
Dem transport bon Yulper, 8eihoi-
icn unoGgploiipmateriol bienen, per.
ben bon ben Warinebeboroen ais zoe.
irntIifer 9eitanbtbeil fir Die Slotte
b%efiiriportct. Man miro lib bemii.
ben, bon benz GongrcB in oicier Sibs
lIng cine 9elpiligung fir bic geiboi-
lung BON minoeItclls einem iolden
Sdiff 5u ertpirfen. BUR 3cit merOen
Iolde SranSporte ulf &oblen' uno
&orrntbsid)iiien Der Marinc bclucrf-
lieIligt, bon oieien iino mebrere nit
fleinen Ytaga5ineu ausgeriiitct. Sc.
hod) itebelt oieie Shiife hulr icltenBur
Gerfiigun9, Denn man lie bralld)t,
audi pernlogcn Tie Wtlnition IN 9enii.
ecnocr Wicngc ni6t 81 b%eforbern, ei,
ne SGmierigfeit, Die IN &r~iegsi1len
beionbcrs e%mpfinOlid) ieiu miro.
9ei'm gou Der rellen Sdlahtihifie
iinb Houm uno @clpidt fir Die I'M
terbrineung bon Wunition 10 be.
ibrdnft, oaB Die al 8oro beiinbli6en
WllnitionSporrGtbe inter gepiiicn
@erbGltniiien ihon in elmer bulben
Stunoe ODER Denigcr crihopft iein
miirben. 3ipei Wllnitionsibiife iino
notbig bod miro man in bieiem Sab
re MIR fir ein Sdiff Die n0tbige &c.
irilignng be%antro9en.
Die grebbibliotbe
Nus Dem Sabresberiht oeS Gon~
Nrcb . 9ibliotbeforS gcbt berpor, oo5
iih in Der Gongreb = Nibliotbef sur
Belt 1885 4S Bidder ilrlo 9rofiiren,
iplpie 100000 anbere Striiten befin.
ben, 10 bob bieie 9ibliotbef Die britt
gr6bte Der @elt lit. Sm 2oufe Oes
&obres lit bieie gibliotbef I'M iiber
$4,000 Glider nllb 9rodiiren berei'
fert moroen, morunter iih Die Be.
riibnte Yltbin 9ibliotbef bon @er.
Ten iiber GuBlanb unb Sibirien be-
iinbet. Serner iinb 5000 @erfe iiber
Sapan, meilt in iaponiider Sprabc
geldrieben uno bon Erot. Niafonu
bon DaIe in Sapan 5uiommen9eiteat,
erporben moroen. 9eionbere Ii,f-
merfiomfeit lit nud Der Gntmidelung
Der Sammlung BON observation-disclosures
Iofumenten gepiomet moroen.
Die llnterboltungsfoltcn fir bic
9ibIiotbef beIiefen lid, oli $4,000,
ausihlieblit bes 9etro9es bon $205,.
600, Der fir Sruf uno boS Ginbinoen
bon 9iihern perouSgabt iporoen lit.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SApltb0iiSt UNto StuaoS " w StaApe ~
Der Camden ; 5taiiot nab Salbingtcr Gr
@pbentaaen 7.00 GnIta. bis 500 slbercs.
Sribers ADfdort bon Der Mt. MonalsStatie,i.
MoibinGinn, 5. g.. eiu.
sSafhtnston, o~erIaien @t. stopaI . Station.
*6.05. s6.45, lilo, +7.45, 800, $3.50. f10.50s
Iaa us. 1885, 49, .4.i nSf4 4i..5S ,i f5.S5 5Ji .aSs. ! Sd.Ss
1855, 800 Wtmlfehl. 1880, t11.23 abenhs:
oerl 9nrben'etoitor ia; 90. *6.16, 1880, "7.oe.
1920. 800. 1920, 1000, *1G.0o, Hoo Snly
1900, 1906, +4.O0, +4.3O. tb.00, +5.06 Ra1m,
1900, .6.l6. .6.20, ". 90. 800. ss.le leimi'
teb), $1,000 *1O.c5. +t1.05, .11.33 abos:
Bprm., t1.25, 1880 uno 1920 Gabnr.
Sastrsiupn, Wh. 8onalsstat.oH,. -tl.45 8nI..
1880 gtahm.; 9dniterr Citation. f7.36. 1900
GormL, 1850. t4.00 Gadtrt.
Mppal 8tuc Sine
aad] Bbilas elphta nno 9ep.YDrf.
Neuer terminus an Der Observation-Disclosures
straSs. Relp.gcrf. bequem nan 5rteIs. Ih.a'
tern uuh pfAxftStqNiftr
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Baltimore 7ampf. Yadet So.
l9Ite unb sapertdtFge Bai.2tute.)
Die Bet. StddtensAoft beftrbprnb.
1ampirr ..8tratnia (nen), .sGabams,"

aaHipfer .fabrsn, idaIi8, senniaas. apsa.nous
men pom ben ~gat,atnie."Riers, .gr. 16-.1s.
spptlt Comfort. GerfoR. Nortsmoutb nn6 alen
@iinfteM ees siiSeIs. geEbinbune in Obj
Ncint Comfort NIT e. 4 9. Gitenbabn.". WaN
.Geaboarb air Cline" foIibem Bulge na& portSs
month uiln MtIanta. On gtcrfoIf Derbinbune
NIT Der .MtIantic Goatt Cine" NorfoIf unS
5ern Bafbinaton, @..g.. Minmonb. Ba.. unb
Rem.g1orf.
IWabIaeiten nod europdif6em gIane. eusu.
Namof6eis1ne, aoien fret. Referbtrte aajiter..
simnner In ben 9inet.9iireaug Der rBah.otne.s
RI. lot. Sft.PaItimore.S strait. ri. 300 unb
pdItimcre, unb gdIbertsetrabe, Continental
Itrft PutIbira~ unS NIbdueb'S. gr. 100. Worbs
@bnrTeSsSfrabe.
Sptu n. eHertysst, @. CruUn,
Riee.Grhf. u. Ser. swannaeer. Ser. sWaf. .Iaenf.
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Marhtaub. nnS Tenniploan;a.@ abn.

3ace ~Der.aTcu B.Mpelue.Gta4tun:
7.3O Morsens Yorf Roft, t1elih, ansgenons
rten Spnntae.
9,05 Wsorsens EeIia Ieeort., nnr Senrtae.
$50 MorgenS 9elnir Mccort., tdeli6, ausges
npMnlet Spitntng. ,
1.2O Ma6mittaas sleIatr gceon., nnr sautftne.
1926 Nahmittaps gcrf 9oIt, tdgIi1, ausee'
npminen Spnnta9.
4.05 Rndmiitaes Della accom., nIr Sonntng.
4.45 Nabmitta9s 9eIuir @ceum., tdeIih, aus
%genommen Spnntag. f.Gf
600 Mbenos Delta atcom.. tdsIi9, ausee.
npmr1eu SpfIutag.
II. 90 Mbenos Gelta Mcort., nut Sonrtae.
ii 80 Mbenos 9elnir Mccom, tdeIi6. 1lisae,
non men Sonntnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

NdFe fir'S Mnsldub befprgt q. Natne. III.
413. Ef.Salttmurc.Str, uate 0utpmN saie.AsE
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Ser Eorteien bon elf @eidiporencn
gefaat, oa Der 3rpolftc ploslit franf
geiporoen mar.
Tbatigfeit Ser 8robgests9
d tDorenen.
3ie @roBgeidmorenen erboben Die
borlaltfige Nnflage 9ceen SSrol 9h1.
nic &. Waitb Dcgcn %Grmoroung BON
5rou Sallie Broom unO gegen Sbro.
1rager fir Die grmorOung Oes gte.
gers SarrD Scott,
Ter Wotorfiibrer &. s. Safion DOH
Nr. 2020, BuIastiitrafc, melder
burd) oas Gerbtft ser Surp
iiir ben Moro BON Mottbias 9lroepobi
pcrantiportlid gebolten mprocr it,
luurOc bon bcn 0roB9eihporelen al:
Der @crlolgnlg gclebt.
= Itament 9enebm / ct.
Sn Dem gcitern pom Electromagnetic
gcnebmigten IeItoment ser fiir5lih
nerItorbenen Srou Angulta %. V.
Scnbcrion iinO Die iolgenoen 9egutt
ausgeiest: je 5000 fir Mobel 81. 8if.
fern, Worp q. Elapioro, Stephen q.
Siderp SbomoS s. Siderp, aIeran
ser $. Garcp, @ertrloe Garep, Glin-
ton Gorep mo GioIet q. Saluper;
ie 500 fir Settle Samper, @tbel SiI.
lper bon @aibington, 3. g., Wuriou
Cummings bon grooflpn, N.-O., mo
Die 4inoer BON Clinton 8iderp. Ser
Hcit bes HahlaiIeS fdQt an stephen
5. 8iderp.
Nieten in Der gbelotteric.
Cine abiollIte Sdeioung BON ieiner
Satin Wortba @ilioms erbiclt inn
bieiigen @eri6t George 9. @iQiumS
bon Nr. $40, ct. EaulitroBe, oli
8runo b%osmiQigen &erloiienS. 60:
Taar heiratbete onl 26. Sui 1885 u.
lebte bis sum Sabre 1900 3ulommen.
Sm &reisgeriht Nr. 2 reidtc 6rot
Worp Catherine Welton cine aloge
ouf abiolute Sdeiblng elm bon @al-
ter @. Wtelton, Nr. 8, ct. Georges
9(pcnue, 9oltimore-Gountp ipelher lie
bosmiQig perloiicn boben iol. 9aS
Gbeqliid ser 9eioen bouertc MIR lpe,
nige @oden.
Srau Worp .. @elh beontrogta
I'M 9reisgerid)t obiollte S6eiOunJ
bon ibren Soften @iQiom @eldl./
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YdHe inr 8eiie in's Nnslanh be.
iurst 6. &ainc, 9r. Alb, Cn.Salti.
murcitrahc, nabe Gsitpm Sunie Muc.
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r0aS unqci6riebcne Is G.
eb" miro Oos Ghcno lein, iibcr bo@
Observation-Disclosures Charles 81.
Sd)irm n1d,itcn 0icnitug 9lbello IN
elmer Gerlom1nIun0 bcS uWten'S
Nei0Gborbooo Clubs Der biih0flid)'
n,ctbooiItiihen Stropbrio9e STRIDE
Iptcd)en mill.
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Merdanrs & Nincrs Sramspurt. So,

6faf1t anb Yaiiagtere.
sTadb YuffuH nnb BEN Dfeu.
Wont, Gienit.. Sonnerft., Samft. 6 iibr Hbbs.
- 3ad pruptoenee nnb benz pfen.
Sonnfag,, Wtittpoh, Sreitae, 8 lbr MbenbA,
FAad, Neippprt.92ens NIB Npytpfl
t1elif, 6 thr @benbS.
'Sra6f anqenomrnen tdelt1 bis 8 rbr gadbm,,
HIT e%enlelben 9ag. abfabrenbe Sdmpfer.
TaG Snpnnrat anb benz eHbeu,
Stenfta9. Sanne rftao, Samitaa, 8 llbr NbeubS,
W. y. Sorta, Neent, Gong Do6.
German. unh Sight. etsate. ~
Gt3.l&S-)
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Npfi's 3atfulger~
Safabira Scr nenc @utidafter
Sapan's in @aibinatOn.

Or lit oas Muifer zines aiiatii6en
9iplomlaten. - @orum Baron
9anefo sen Goiten nitt erbielt.
- Wcbr groberitte 5lir 8erjiin'
aerltnB Scr 4rmee. = Nue Oil.
5icre pom Woior auflpGrts miiiien
cinmol i'm Sabre ibre 9efabi'
oung ais Hciter bepeiien. - Gin
ipc5icqcS @l,lbertransportitiff
fir sic Slptte. = Sabresberid)t
Ses GongreB @ibfibtbefars.
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Shtffsnadlridltcn.

Nem 9orf. 6. Te5cmber, =
9lngefommen iinb Die Gompier o@roI
@aloeriee BON Sam6urg rno YSoln"
pom Bremen.
Gbriitianiu 6. Ge5enlber. -
Ser Iampier nltniteo Statcs" bon
gsep.Yorf lit bier e%ingetrofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
9(fte Te6erbetteu.

Ser t5dfie Trets pirb besatIt fur aIte Ne.
bern in ireenb peIher 0uantitdt. Wsan fenbe
Vuftfarte an Z. g. Sfnnes. Nr. 323. seprb.Non.
arb. etrdss. Teibe 7eIenbone. t3-2&el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

Observation-Disclosures Hum geUsUut1 THb .0t'
reit gum @ebran6 in bet gou,ben unb Wt.
HobulsStattsn nm 1000 abenos.
lpr.gBaggpts, Speiferdten etc. perben fhnel be-
foret per seleptpn tn anen foIaensen Sthet.
Ahremug. gbarIess uub gaItiunoresStrabe g.
Wt. m~opal.etatton, 6. & g., mt. gernou 1923;
ganioerss ta.ton SniormntionS.Bi lrecu, g. 4 g.
81. 8duI 846, ober Wo.. @ourtiaro 2726; uvb
Hr. 500. GlbsProdbipap.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1907-12-21

ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL MISSIO-
corner Aurora avenue and Macliubin stres-
Sunday services: Early celebration IT Holy
Eucn3 rist, 73O a. m. High celebratIo,, e
Holy Encharisl first and thru Sundays,
i1:00 a. m. Matins second ard fourth.
Sundays, 11:0O a. m. SunC'y school, 12:3y
o. a. Brotherhood Of st. andrew. $3.50 b.
IN. Vespers, 30 p. m. Week servlcAs:
Wednesdays, confirmation class. 300 .. ~
fridays. evening prayer 500 D. NJ. Satur
days. Holy Eucharist, 9 90 a. M. Rev. A
FL. Lealtad. Rector. 112 Carroll street
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1907-12-21

PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH, Cor.
18th and Cedar. Sunday services: Preach
ing at IL a. m. aud 7:45 p. m. Sunday
school at 1870 O'clock Wednesday even.
ing general prayer meeting. Friday even.
ing study Sunday school lesson. Funerals
and weddings promptly attended. Rev. w
D. Carter. Pastor. 1000 IgleharL.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1907-12-21

GOPHER LODGE NO. los, I. B. P. O.
fourth Thursday in each month at Cen
trail Annex Hail. l16 w. 9Th ST.. st.
Paul. 4. H. Lyles. E. r.. D. c. Cotton,
Secretary 430 RondO Street.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1907-12-21

ST. JAMES A. NJ E. CHURCH, COR.
Fuller and Jay streets Sunday services
1900 a. m; 1870 p. m. Wednesday prayer
meeng S9S p M Pasfor r Visits xgo on
day and Thursday. Weddings, funerals
and the sick attended on notice.
Rev. H. S. Graves Pastor.
Parsonage, Cor. Jay and Fuller.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1907-12-21

FIDELITY COURT OF cALANTHE
NO. 345. N. a., s.. A., E. A. A. and A
meets first and third Monday in each
month at K. of P. Hall. I'll Hennepin
Ave-. Minneapolis. Mrs. lone E. Gibbs.
W. c., Mrs. Matte r. Wade, R. of D..
s15 Eighth Ave. So.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1907-12-21

BIDDLE CIRCLE LADIES OF C1. A.
e. meets first and third Tuesdays of each
month in Supreme Court room. old cap
ttol building. Mrs. M. J. Leavitt. Pres,
Mr.. j. r. White. Secy.. Phoenix Bids.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1907-12-21
3uEIKTI TlHKETHHY

MOST WoRsH'pEyA GRAND = AND. LoDea
MINNESOTA, a IF. AND a. M.
r. S.xBROWN. GRAND MASTER,
JOSE H. SHERWOOD. GRAND sECY.
100 w. Arch St, st. Paul, MINI.
PIONEER LODGE. No. 1, A. F. and 4.
NJ. meets first and third Monday OF each
month at Wagner Hall. cor. Char7es street
and Western avenue, at s:00P m. j. II.
Dillingham;, w. M; D. E. Belsley, Secy.,
900 Marion street.
PERFECT AsHLAR LODGE NO. 4, A.
F. and "A. NJ, meets second and fourth
street and Western Avenue at 500 p. m.
w. D. Carter. w. M. 1000 Iglehart street.
Jose H. Sherwood, Secy.. 100 w. Arch st.
MARS LODGE, NO. 22o2. MEETS
1T Odd Fellows Hall. 221 West University.
corner Harrington. avenue. Entrance on
Farrinton. S. E. Hall, N. G.; Thos. r
Hickman, P. S.. 422 ST. Anthony avenus>
a. HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH. NO. $50 G.
y. o. of 20. F. meets first and third
lows Hall. N. W. Cor University and
harrington. Mrs. Sadie johnson. M. N
Marion st.
No; 1913. 6. u. 9: Of o. F. meets the sec
ond and fourth Friday in each month at
Odd Fellows Hall, POI w. University.
ton. VIM. r. Morris, w. G. M; Thos. f.
Hickman. G. S., No 422 St. Anthony
avenue
ST. PAUL PATRIARCHY NO. ia.
| meets second Monday in each month at
Odd Fellows Hall, 221 ". University.
| corner harrington. Entrance on Earring
ton avenue. Thos. r. Hickman (acting)
R. V. P; w, R. Morris, p. NJ v. P;
'RuseqeM HSLl II d IA 'sMoT a .o7D
UNITED BROTHERS OF FRIENDSHIP.
NORTH STAR LODGE NO. 1873. U. B.
! F., meets first and third Tuesday in each
| month at Wagner Hall, cor. Western
and Charles. Brothers in good stand
ing always welcome. j. r. White, w.
M, J. @. Adams, w. Sec'y, ~ E. Fourth
street
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-05
TO ESTABLISH mol ni \
Washington state College Plans \
Go Into the Actual Business OF
Farming.

Pullman, Wash, July 5.-The
state college department of agricul-
ture has under Amusement the estab-
lishment of demonstration farms" In
different sections of the state, where
dairying. hog raising, farming under
irrigation may be demonstrated to
those Interested. Prof. Elliott has
taken up the organization of this
work In accordance with numerous
suggestions from prominent farmers
and commercial clubs of Washington.
The following is from communica-
ton from the Commercial club of
Rosalia, which reveals the plan:
This plan would be to secure
|elghty acres of land. place modern
farm buildings on II and get an east
ern man of education and hustle to
carry along diversified farming and
be guided by your judgment as to
what Is best In this climate and soil.
We do not want local farmers ad-
terests will back the enterprise from
an educational and experimental
standpoint We also want to get n
truck farmer from the vicinity of
one of the large cities TO farm ten
acres. We believe IL better to have
an eastern man than a native as
the latter would not do the farming
as We should desire 4 10 be done"
I'VE expect to establish this work -
said Prof. Elliott today. 'as suggest
ed in the above letter. We Will on
deavor to establish 'demonstratlve
farms in such parts OF the state as
may be necessary TO touch each of
the varied farming interests. and
each farm will be in charge of an ex-
pert, the experiment station retaining
a general supervision over the work.
ION the west side We hope to es-
tablish demonstration farms for dairy
ing. farming under irrigstion. hog
raising. and / wish much to estab-
fish cattle raising station. We hope
to have about a dozen of these farms
scattered throughout the state. sew
eral of them to be conducted with
especial reference TO the truck gar
dening possibilities near the large
cities. such as Spokane. Tacoma. and
Seattle.
cone idea will be to operate IN the
alfalfa and sheep raising districts
North Yakima or Wenatchee. for in
stance-and work for the securing Of
maximum profits in alfalfa raising
specialized; another would be to ex-
hibit the maximum profit to be de
rived from, say. ten acres of small
fruit and garden land nelr Seattle;
and 50 on, all over.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-05
First Passenger Elevator.

Probably not one person out o
500 entering the south car in the ell
evator shaft of the Fifth Avenue no
tel ever stops TO read the littl,
framed notice which hangs in one
corner But to the observing few
this little notice tells a story. "Ir
this very space, forty-eight years ago
was placed first passenger elevator
ever built in the world" In 1859
when first Installed, 1t was one Of
the curiosities of the city. and visit
ors from far and near came to wit
ness its operation.-NewY York Sun.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-05

lginnings, and they will further APP
preciate the great truth that our ma
tional integrity, and future fame.
rests upon character rather than
magniticence. Realizing how much
OF commoner (if we may use the
term) was this great and true noble
man, the men who are directing the
building of this great memorial be-
lieve that its success should rest
upon the great American people
rather than upon a few predatory
rich, who. might. in their own names.
give magnificent sums to this end
The Lincoln Farm association APP
peaIs to the individual patriotism
the whole people, asking every man,
woman and child, in whose heart is
the love of country and a reverence
for the memory of Lincoln, to be-
come a member.
Each member is called upon to
contribute whatever amount he or
she wishes, provided it is not less
than twenty-five cents or more than
twenty-five dollars, and 10 every
member is issued a large. handsome
ly engraved Certificate of Member
ship, bearing the seal of the associa-
ton. with the autographs of the off,
GERS and trustees. The name of the
member is then entered in the per-
manent catalogue, which IS to be
kept forever In a place of honor in
the historical building to be erected
at the park. Thus the funds are
being raised by popular membership
subscriptions. and already the names
are coming in by thousands from
every state in the union, more than
thirty thousand having Joined be-
fore March LIST The labor unions,
Ifraternal orders, historical societies.
women's clubs aud organizations Of
all sorts have pledged themselves to
spread the work during the coming
winter. and seventy-five per cent of
the daily newspapers, recognizing the
broadly democratic spirit and typical
Americanism of the movement, have
promised to give the tremendous
weight of publicity to 1t.
The officers and board of trustees
of the Lincoln Farm association,
which has its Offices at "a Broadway,
New York City, are as follows:
Joseph w. Folk, president, gov
ernor of Missouri; Joseph II. Choate,
ex-ambassador TO England: Henry
Watterson, editor of Louisville Cour-
ier-Journal; Cardinal Gibbons, arch
bishop of Baltimore; Edward NJ
Shepard, lawyer and author; August
Belmont. director of Louisville and
Nashville r. r.; Horace Porter, ex-
Ambassador to France; william
.Trayers Jerome, district attorney of
New York county; Jenkin Lloyd
Jones, director Lincoln Centre, Chi
cago; Charles 4. Towne, ex-congress-
man from New York; william II.
Taft, secretary of war; Lyman J.
Gage, ex-secretary of treasury: Nor
man Hapgood, of Golfers: ida VI
Tarbell, biographer of Lincoln: Sam
uel l.. Clemens ("Mark Twain")
Augustus Saint-Gaudens, sculptor;
Albert Shaw, editor "Review of Re
views" Thomas Hastings. architect;
Robert j. Collier, of "Collier's:"|
Clarence Mackay, treasurer, presi-
dent Postal Telegraph and Cable
company, and Richard Lloyd Jones,
secretary.
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airy arguments based on the opinions
OF George Washington, but even he
comes below Lincoln in this species
or appeal. The name of jefferson
OF course, is used daily to decorate
speeches and editorials, but seldom
with the close and serious applica-
ton to the question that is made of
lincoln's name. Marshall, Webster,
Calhoun, Clay and the leaders gem
orally in debating and developing the
constitution are quoted less than>for-
merly, and. Hamilton, strong as he
remains. is not name to coniure
with. Lincoln's opinions hold place
apart.
The reason for this is to be found
not in superiority to the other states.
men in analysis of public questions.
The domination of the Lincoln idea
is a moral domination. II is his per-
sonality, his type, that the people
worship and appeal to. That aspect
of him which is most alive today,
which will FOR centuries bear most
fruit. is the quality of his spirit
his richness in those principles which
are generally associated with the re-
ngton of Jesus. Universally of SYM
pathy was his, and it belonged not to
Hamilton, or jefferson, or Webster,
or Calhoun. Washington had an all
including sense of right and justice,
but it sprang from his brain: it did
not include great humanity of emo
.tion. The keynote of the tradi-
tional Lincoln (Which is in a large
way true of the actual Lincoln) is
charity, or love of all men-charity,
which means sorrow. the sorrow of
understanding. the sorrow of an open
heart. A strong American, John
Quincy Adams, used the words: ain
charity to all mankind, bearing no
malice or ill-will TO any human being,
and even compassionating those who
hold in bondage their fellow men,
not knowing what they do"
Such would be the spirit in which
Lincoln would perform his duties If
he were alive today. He would take
position, firm and disinterested. on
each important question that It be-
came necessary to decide. but there
would be for him no diatribe, no
violence. no stirring of class hatred.
no assumption that his opponents
were inhuman villains or vampires.
He would open his understanding
and his sympathy to capitalist and
laboring man. to socialist and reac-
tionary, to democrat and republican,
to white and black, to protectionist
and free-trader, to those who dis
agreed with him as to his warm sup
porters. He would patiently and
profoundly dwell upon every interest
and every point of view. When he
decided, he would act with decision,
but as an enemy to none, as a COM
pretending friend to all.
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