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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-08

And 1921 carloads Of beef cattle.
Also 500 carloads Of horses aud
lsss carloads Of sheep.
The wool production 10 estimated
ct IS. 900. 600 pounds.
Idaho has 1895 milsa Of railroad
in operation, and those undsr con.
struction will make The total about
ALSO.
The mining output for 1909 vas
ess. .s5s. 900.
The increase for the last two
years over the previous two years
was about 81, 600, 900.
The manufacturing establish.
ments number very close 10 1000;
capital invested In these is shown 70
be considerable over sls. 900, 900.
Men employed in mining and
manufacturing In 1900 reached oyer
Is, 500.
There are - present more than
81, 500 farmers In Idaho.
The valuation Of the stAts foF tar
alton 10 1909 was esl, ,ooo, 900. the
increase 10 two years being ela,'
900, 600. Colonel Miller estimates
the actual value Of the property Of
the state n over sAoo, oeo, 600.
There ara 81 nAtlonAl banks Ia
Idaho, With paid up capital oI
es. s.7at,ooo and the dspossts sar
above eia, 400, 900.
| There are sl state and pTIvat'
hanks with . paid up capital OI
%, sac, 900 and deposits upwards q
els, 400, 900.
Combined paid up baking oapi
lAl reaches e7 ,lsS, 900, and OOmbias'
dsposits stretch above 0ss, 500, 600
In lee9 the whele banking system
OF the territory consisted Of hv
private and enc national bank wlll
! . visible capital Of elOo, 900.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-08
How to Remain Youna.
years ago

To e0ntlnus young N health and
strength, do ms MFw. ". y. Rowan, Ne
Donough. Ga. d1d. shs says: ''fhrss
bottles OF RlsrtFie BittsEs cured me os
chronIe liver and stomach ts0ubl@, c0m-
plleated with sueh an unhealthy eon1a-
tiOn Of the blood that NJ skin taFasd -
red IN nannel N nov practically d
ysaFs y0saEss tksa before ] took kAaefrie
Blttera, can now do ~ my vert viii
ease and assist In my husbands stoEg
Guarnntssd at Ritter Bros. Drug &c
Price only soc.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-08
The Pavihcn Opening.

A. The pavilion, workmsn are busy
scFAping sad polishing the aoOr,
electricians are wiring the baIldlHg
and carpenters are putting ths en-
ishing touches on the cloak and
waiting rooms. Everything win b.
~ readiness for the big free opening
dance on Saturday night, March 10,
TO which everybody 10 cordially 10.
vited.
The directors have decided, how
ever, not 10 admit boys and glrls u
the opening dance, who aIs nnds'
IL years Of ags. ! free dance foI
the children will be given later on
the date for which will be snnounsss
10 The Examiner.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-08
A Smoker.

The Commercial Club will bold .
smoker al The new club rooms ~.
night, 20 which ths business men Of
The town are cordially iavitsd 70 at
tend. Plenty OF fragrant hayanas
viii Be on tsp, aud = pleasant social
time 10 anticipated. Lar aside yous
business cares for "a svsRing and
.'swap o few yarns" With yoGE
nsighboFs.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-08
WHAT CONGRESS DID
Brief Synopsis Of What the Late
Congress Did at Its Short
Session.

during the short session of the 5ath
congress, which passed into history
at noon last Monday, than during |
any previous session. The amount
approximated a billion dollars.
Two big battleships for the navy |
were authorized and a provision for
the artillery corps Of the army was
recognized. A general service pen
sion bill was granted TO veterans Of
the Mexican and civil wars, and like
provisions were made for army
nurses. For river and harbor i'm
provements the appropriation aggre-
gated $s3, 100000 Increased sal
aries were given to cabinet officers,
the vice president and senators, the
speaker of the house of representa-
tives and Its members; to ambassa-
dors, ministers and consuls; to post
offices, clerks and letter-carriers.
The public made more inquiries
for information from the document
rooms of congress regarding the
ship subsidy bill, the currency meas
urc and the bill regulating the hours
of service of railway employees than
any other pending legislation. Ship
subsidy died hard in the last hours.
The immigration bill, one of the
measures brought oyer from the
long session, was completed under
the spurs Of the president, that he
might meet the California; japanese
} situation by giving the administra
tion control Of coolie importation
, through passports. Tae bill fur
: ther restricts the admission of allenl
to this country.
A bill was passed for the estab
! lishment of an agricultural band il
/ the Philippine islands The fre
J alcohol law Of last session was mod
). flied that farmers may dlstill vast
&, products to be denatured.
L The right of appeal in crimina
! cases was granted to the govern
$ ment, measure intended
t. strengthen the antitrust Legislation
l. by affording means whereby th
If supreme court may pass on the COZ
r. stitHtionality and construction c
n such laws.
ye An Investigation was authorize
regarding the condition of wome
and child workers. The interstai
commerce commission was aatho
i lied to ascertain if the express con
II panies Of the country are eyadin
:. the railroad rate law of last sessic
by buying. selling and handling {
he consignment fruit, vegetables al
ea oysters.
! Reed Smoot was retained in Il
;. senate as a senator from Utah, en-
J., ing four years controversy.
- The senate ratified treaties wi
~ Santo Domingo and Algeria.
ees The president was authorized
,se use his good Office to prevent atr'
I'd lues in the Congo.
- The senate also launched an I
;aL haustive investigation of
,.o Brownsville affray.
IN
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THE APPROPRIATIONS.
Bond Issues and Appropriations
Provided for by Legis-
Iature.

The amount of bond issues and
general appropriations for the main
tenance of the state were questions
which the appropriations committees
had considerable difficulty IN agree
ing upon, tor the reason that each
state institution and each depart
ment of the state was calling for
amounts, total of which were be
yond the limit Of the legislature tO
provide. However, after . careful
investigation of the financial oou
dition Of the various department.
and institutions, an agreement VA
reached by the committees. Th'
total amount of bond issue as au
thorized by the committees anC
agreed TO by the legislature is 1901,
COO, which leaves q margin Of $50,
600 on the states bonding limit
Bonds will be issued as follows:
| r ...,,n1os. n,a,n rnrrna al achnOl
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-08
Worked Like O Charm.

Mr.. d. N. walker, editor os thas spiey
Journal, the EntsSpFtse, Losiss Va. sAys.
IL ran q nail In ny foot last wsek aa9
as once applied Buekien's Arniea salvs
No tanammatiOa followed; the saivs
simply hsatsd the wound" Heals ever
sore. burn ard akin disease. Guaranteed
By Ritsr Bros. Dvngc Co. 2se.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-08
NEWS OF THE STATE
Review ot the Weeks HappenlngS
n Nako
As CLEANED FRoM EXCHANGES

TaIes from Moaataln and valG hxigfly
Told for Benxiit 0g the ExamAA:
e's REa6ess.
Two car loads OF potatoes wsrs
shipped from KimbsFiy last wsek.
The &. w. D M. 20, he essAb-
lishsd branch house 81 Twia Falls.
A hanared-acro tract % unim-
proved laad, near PaysGts. cold last
wssk for %. 900.
Dunng the last Ten days of Feb
raary 20 eaFiaads of grain wsr~
sAipPsd fro@ Aasyvilis.
BrAksmAn y. w. white was
greand 10 Pleess undsr . tFals -
Nampa Last Friday alghs.
Rmmsss ls 70 haye . oaanine fAo-
tory 20 eesa a7s.oo. IL factory
win have . capacity of 10000 cans
par day.
A company AAs been organised 81
MCCammon Tor the paFposa Of con
ssEnOting . telephone line from
there to RObln and Dempssy.
y. n. Pollard disposed Of hGs sso
acre ranch and coAl mine last week
for eso.OOo. The property - ls-
Gated two milss fFOm Salmon eity.
The ShoFs Line ell soon eFees
large addition TO lie freight house
In Rugby. The increase In baaamaaa
there makss the addlsaon aeossslsy.
n. q. RsdwIHs. one of Idaho's
we'll known attorneys, has removed
J from Salmon City 20 Lawlasom.
+, whsrs be viii soat.nas In the prao-
: tloe Of law.
The NAmpA Record boasts ~ the
fact IAas the grass N tks railroad
park tAere was 90 h,gh that u he'd
% be eat on February ss-iass I've
= months altar ChFiatn.As.
The Eagle pFsdloss tat Oakley
}. will b ths ssAt Of o COED aiseai
o aiming boom thls season. Ths
,r prospects In that yGslnlty AFe show.
:, lsg up ans. One man was ofEeFsd
|, 40, 600 Tor hIs elasm last wssk.
d The public sshool ~ Rlghy ~.
recently dismissed IN ths mlddis .
The sGssEssoa In order that tAe IIttl.
folks might asssad , dance. II
. action Kicked NJ such O Fampa
.. that The Star predicts that It will :
Of many dAy eFs IL 10 repeated there
Il. Uncle Sam Is having dIiieaity 1
as sscuFing yoang men 10 snsaF u
Al Different branches Of BE aFmy e.
~ navy service. Dannm : m0nah ~
I'd recruiting station wns open !
~ Moscow nos > man presented hin
self Tor snllstmsat. There - sv
dsnliY too mueh ueEk = Ihs eoas
sry u zoo good wagss fes VoasW ma
=. 70 snssE ths FsgalsS array.
A. Boise last Friday Jadgs Beats
Ihs Of The federal eeart imposed . &
or Of $500 on II. l.. HoIIIsasr Ter co
re- tsmps Of oOurs- The eaes ace
over the vlslaloa Of - IaJanesl.
uss issaed by me eoart In 1909. rssaFal
sds Gng ths dsfsndsst fToa balIAIsa
uss dlverslsg dam IN saaha river j.
abosn ths bTsnk of shoshoas faI
ror. By order 81 the eoaTs DO Il alao
aal. quirsd 70 remove the dam.
~. nsb@r &. Wood. AAs : ran
Al sostA Of Americas Eslis - ~
itA. hs ralssd about 1000 baskets ol
farm wheas lAss sensen. The -
aisd averaged s. bashsIs u The ssss :
- o vas she foaEtA crop that bod b
sing harvested % tAis lad wlkh .
gFss tee seedlings. After hasvass =
year ths ed has hssa diseed :
lksH ths gFaln allowed - 'svolmnsss
aary oaly once IN avs years slnes she !
Aeis seeding. has ~ sFop hssa = al
AID thas was ne yeaE thsa aee
a -
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Another Mining Company.

The Nevada-Hawthorne Copper
Mining Company, Il the name Of .
corporation which perfected lie or
ganiEation here thls week. The
company 10 capitalized for o., 900,
900, with shares ct the par value Of
81 each. Following are The officers
elected for the first year;
President-Mose Lewis.
First vice-president--BsrnaFd
Eastman.
Second Yice.Preaident-J. b.
Wrabek.
Secretary-ChAs. K. Reese.
Treasurer-Ed French.
This company owns II claims IN
Esmerelda county, Nevada, asaayi
from which show big returns. q
q. Gray, who 10 . member Of th.
company, returned Monday from I
trip TO the properties, and be 4
highly pleased with the outlook
lie states that he found everything
even better than was represented b.
Mr.. Eastman, who was sent Their
some weeks ago 10 inspect the claims
The company nov has > force 0
men doing development work on tb
properties, under the direction o
Mr.. Eastman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-08

"ZEkDA" tho grsas GOur-aet
enosieaal sOeissY dFasaA, ~ ssFosg's
hAll Mon1Ag night
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Montpelier tins spring, it will have
accomplished much good, if it does
nothing more this year.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
NOT|C|AS GENERATES
IncendiO de una casa y
un caf1avera1.--Sen-
tencia de divorcio.
UN FALLECIMIENTO
Otro incendio en- una h2cien.
da en- Gurabo.- Mujeres
arrestadas por escandalo.

Comunican de Camuy, que
en- el barrio sCamuy arribao, fuS
lncendiada una casa y dos cuerdas
de cana de la propiedad de don
Tomas Palnias. FL hecho fue ca.
sual.
-Ha obtenido sentencia de di-
vorcio ante la Corte de Distrito, la
sefiora Aurora Martinez, en- contra
de SUI esposo Mr.. Arthur H. Tho
mas.
I'm escandalo promovieron
anoche, siendo arrestadas, las indi-
viduas Sandalia Cruz y Angela Ro-
driguez.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
nuestro correligionario de La Flo
rida don Eduardo Menendez Soclas,
quien ha sido honrosamente reco-
mendado por la Junta local de la
Union, de Manati, para una de las
plazas vacantes de guardias de Pc
males.
-Ha fallecido en- esta ciudad,
una tierna nifia, hija del Lcdo. don
Ramon Falcon, abogado del NUM-
cipio.
En- I'm cafiaveral de la oCen-
trail Engui", de Gurabo, Sc produjo
un incendio causado por la chispa
de una locomotora de la misma
factorfa. FL fuego fue sofocado a
tempo, no causando mayores da-
nos.
~>EN Ell CLUB de F Kehrhahn
y Co., 2S San Francisco, Sc venden dos
relojes de ORC cada semana, entire 90
socios, abonando $o.5 so $1.oo sema-
nal. La Ultima semana obtuvo uno
don V. Reg6 socio No 70.
Ell cabo Martinez, de la po-
licia de Las Marias, comunica haber
acoinpaiiado al Juez de paz de aquel
pueblo al barrio oLlanoso, para
practicar una investigation en- la
muerte de Rafael Rivera. Practi-
cada la autopsia del cadaver, resulta
que la muerte fu6 ocasionada por
la rotura de la auricula derecha de.
coraz6n.
Felix Rivera Torres, taba-
quero y natural de Yabucoa, que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
.AGUlD|LL'
En- Ia Corte de Distrito.
Abuse de los abaste-
Cedores de carne.
PUENTE EN- PELlGR0
Juicio por el delito de seduc.
ci6n.-Trabaios para en-
sanchar Ia poblaci6n.

Mayo Io-El viernes pasado S
vic en- la Corte de Distrito, el juici'
seguido contra el joven Florencit
Rivera, vecino de esta ciudad, acu
sado de seduction de la joven Fran
cisca Roman, bajo promesa de ma
trimonio. FL jurado que entendit
en- esta causa, dicto veredicto dt
incu pabilidad a favor del procesa
do. La Corte lie absolvio.
--iQue hacen los encargados
de velar por los intereses del pue.
bio, que no ponen coto los abusos
que vienen cometiends ciertos abas-
tecedores de carne, que ademas de
expenderse cara es mala?
Hoy tom6 possession del pues-
to de guardia de este penal, para ell
que fuera nombrado en- sustitucion
del sefior Arizmendi, que la ocupa-
ba, nuestro estimable amigo y CO.
rreligionario don Basilio Rodriguez
Lassalle.
-Mafana saldra para San Juan
el active Marshall de la Corte de
este Distrito. nuestro amigo y CO.
rreligionario don Agustin Guevara,
quien va q conducir al Presidio
unos II presos, sentenciados por el
juez de dicho Tribunal.
Aver Sc dict6 por el juez de
esta Corte de Distrito, sentencia
contra Guillermo Ruiz, vecino de
Rinc6n, q quien TN jurado declare
culpable del delito de ataque con
intenci6n de cometer violaci6n. Sc
lie conded6 q un afio y tres meses
de presidio con trabajos forzados.
Con objeto de ensanchar la
poblaci6n por la parte Este de la
misma, Sc retirara la via ferroviara
que va hasta Isabella, colocandola
luego por lugar mas aprop6sito.
Los trabajos de esta nueva obra
han dado va principle, y Sc espera
que dentro de dos 8 tres meses es-
ten va terminates dichos trabaios,
dirigidos por Tin ingeniero frances.
En- el callej6n de la eLealtadO
exiSte un pequefio puente de made |
IA, al cual le faltan algunas tablas, |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
NOTAS De BAYAM0N
En- la Corte municipal.
Sentencia contra va
rios torcedOres
SlGUE la HUELGa
Clausura de Ia ofcl1a postal
de Pa'o.seco. - Perjuicios
que caus Ia i1e ier

Mayo l. Han side condena-
dos por esta Corte municipal, W.
rios torcedores, que en- diqs pasa
dos alteraron la paz y agredierou d
algunos de sus compaiieros III
tribunal ilnpuso a los deIincuentes
cincuenta dollars de lnulta ) tres
meses de arresto.
-Contiu1a la hueIga de torce.
dores del Branch de Ia tPorto Rican
American Tobacco Co..
Con motive de haberle siio
aceptada la renuncia del cargo de
Postmaster de Palo Seco a don
Gerardo Sevillano y de no hab@rse
designado por el Departamanto de
Correos la persona que ha de sus-
tituirle, la side clasurada a ueila
OnClna postal.
Sc asegura que al igual que
Sc ha hecho con la Corte municipal
de Utuado, pronto Sc nombrara por
el Attorney I'M sub marshal pa
ra eSta corte.
Necesario es por demas este
uombramiento, pues resulta que TN
Marshal no puede atender d las ci-
taclones Ell los asuntos criminale5 y
a las diligeucias propias De los asun
tos civiles, Ell una Jurisdiction
tan extensa como esta que Sc com-
pone de 7 pueblos, y que para il al
de Comerlo Sc tienen que recorrer
As Kilometres.
Ell pr0xitno sabado Sc lleva-
ran a efecto Ell este pueblo los exa
menes orales de iugl6s, que han de
sufrir los profesores de estas escue-
las.
-Continua la linea ferrea del
Oeste causando perjuicios al p1bli-
co. Raro es el dia Ell que el vapor
no ware dos 9 tres veces la eutra-
la de Cataiio.
Dicha empresa debiera rene
diar estas deficiencies del servicio.
CoRREsPoNsALo
=-=-==== -.
,umplio 90 dias de cdrcei ell IIu-
macao, ha enpe1ado extinguir
otra couiena, pc ndiente por tur-
bar la paz pliblica,
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cORTE DE- IREcIBO
Causas que Sc veran
por' Jurado y ell Tri-
buna1 de Derecho.
EN- e. MES De MAYO
Atentado 4 Ia vida, violaci6u,
seduction, hurto mayor,
escalamiento, etc.

| Mayo, 49, Contra Antonio
Castillo, por atentado q la vida;
contra Deogracias Rodriguez, por
violaci6n.
Id. I4.-Contra Jose Alcaide
Cordero, por seduction; contra vi
cente Berries, por atentado 4 Ia
vida.
Id. 15.-Contra Eduardo Ca
brera, por seduction; contra Justo
Natal, por hurto mayor; contra
Eduvijis Narganes, por perjurio.
Id. 10 Contra Jesus Lugo,
por seduction; coutra Fernando y
Ramona Alicea, por incesto.
Id. r. Contra Ramon Marin
Guerrero, por abuse de confanza;
contra Juan Ramon Borges, por
NAO1oSlon' CoAltId I1eIIuenegllQO Mu-
fliz, por escalamiento.
Id. 2o.-Contra Cornelio Her
nandez, por abuse de confanza.
Id. 21.-Contra Jose Lafon-
taine, por dafios maliciosos.
Id. 22.-Contra Juan Amen.
gual, por acometimiento y aggression.
Id. 23.-Contra Pedro Badillo,
por violaci6n.
Id. 24.-Contra Evaristo Con
zalez Gambia, por hurto mayor.
Id. 27.-Contra Jaime Colon
Oliver, por hurto mayor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
IYlfR'|0i PlsTE.UL|B

Al sargento de la Policia Insular
Manuel E. Padr6, Humacao.
Seiior:-Dos cartas, una sin
certificar y la otra certifcada he
escrito 4 usted, y hasta la fecha no
he recibido contestaci6n suya.
81 persiste usted en- contestar
me con el silencio, serk mas ex-
plicito. -Atentamente.
ENRIQUE Colon BAERGA.
Santa Isabel, abril 29 de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
EQUAL SERTA7....

iSe fue del mundo sin decirme NADIA
Cesaron de su pecho los latidos,
sin que su voz llegase mis- oidos,
trlste como una antifona sagrada.
En- su alcoba, revuelta enlutada,
quedaron sus recuerdos esparcidos
como quedan las plumas en- los nidos
81 lei abrego sacude la enramada.
Dios para quien no existe un solo arcane,
unlcamente contestar podria
esta pregunta que formula en- vano:
-iSu dltimo pensamiento cual serfa
cuando, muriendo, me apret6 la mano
cruz6 su mirada con la mia?
BONIFACIO BYRNE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03

constituyendo ESQ TN peligro para
las personas que transitan por ALI.
-Acusado del delito de esca-
lamiento en- primer grado Ell indivi-
(CA~AsTGS ~ IL NeIsG So.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03

Ill sargeno CUM de la Poca insuiar de San German
comunca Quartet general del cuepo que anteaye por la
che Ell ndvduo Alexandra Torres que accmpaaba al carreteo
zary al pasar I'm puente cay6 del CARO- pasandoe una
ueda por ventre ocasonandoe uerte en- e acto Fl u
muAcpal entiende Ell asunto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
Los ANDES

Cual Sc We la escultorica serpiente
de Laoconte en- marmoles desnudos
los Andes trenzan sus nerviosos nudos
ell el cuerpo de todo un continente.
Horror dantesco estremecer Sc siente
por sobre ese tropel de heroes membrudos,
que Sc allan con gran1ticos escudos
con cascos de plata refulgente,
La augusta de cada heroe es infnita,
porque quiere gritar, retiembla, salta
50 parte de dolor. ,pero no grita;
solo deja, extatico sombrfo
rodar, desde SIT cdspide mas alta,
la sllenciosa lagrima de Tin rio.
JOSE SANTOS CHocANc
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Passa la nave mfa....
ODE CARDUcc1.)

ODE CARDUCCI)
Surca ni nave sola Ell mar ignoto
de los alciones al gemido triste;
y la envuelve la empuja, no resiste,
del aqua el golpe el Juror del Noto.
La memoria el semblante hacia Ell remote
refuglo vuelve en- que la paz existe;
yvenclda esperanza, que aun persiste
cae, abatida bajo el reno roto.
Mas mi genio inmutable, en- popa erguido,
mira el cielo y el mar, canta fuerte,
del viento en- las antenas al rugido.
-Bogando yhmos idespadada suerte
al nebuloso puerto del olvido,
hacia el escollo blanco de la muerte
E. FERNANDEZ GRENADos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03

,umpli6 90 dias de cdrcel Ell IIu-
macao, ha einpe1ado a cxtinguir
otra coniena, pc ndiente por tur-
bar la paz pliblica,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-01-03
THE NEW F Asst MAIL.

1t is rare indeed that a
theatrical attraction stays be-
fore the public for nearly gen.
Grafton and still is fresh and
entertaining to play going peo-
pie. A story that can stay be-
fore the public, year in and
year out, traversing all over
the United States, not limited
to any one particular section
but across country, down, be-
tween, along both coasts,
through the prairie lands of the
west, skirting along the bord-
ers of old Mexico and in and
out of that country, zig tagging
in and out of the old south,
through the densely populated
New England and middle At
lantic States and back. to it's
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-01-03

ing themselves christian ma
tions quarreled and thru these
quarrels and their crude appre-
citation ofChristianity produced
the dark ages. Then the Teu-
ton came with the idea of love,
and tho crude, rough, barbar-
Gus man, he indorsed new
type of christianity.
Bigotry reigned, however,
until Columbus discovered
America. After the colonies
became established there arose
the first idea of tolerance. We
all recognize the divinity of
Christ. We ought to teach
pupils every day that this is
christian nation. We ought to
teach them to stop and think
as a moral guide whether a
perfect man would do this?"
Were it possible it would be
we'll to have each one sign
church constitution that he
would do right and love his
neighbor. This would make
such cases as that of ohm ID.
Rockefeller impossible. If he
signed such an agreement the
first time he squeezed a COM
petitor out of business he
should be called up to see his
signature and should. be asked
to blot it off in blood. If we
could get the boys to take such
stand as this they would put
many of the business men of
today to shame.
This is considered the most
thoroly successful meeting in
the history Of the association.
There were twenty-one teach.
ers present from Richland
County as follows, Pres. Burch
and Prof. Moll, Science School;
Supt. Smith, Miss Smith and
Supt. Black. from Wahpe.on;
Supt. Macdonald, Mrs. Macdon-
aid, Miss Morrish, Miss Mae
Chezik, Miss Lerom. Mr.. Sander,
and Herbert Movius, Lidger-
wood; Mrs. Whitcomb ard Miss
Franklin, Hankinson; Prin.
Robert Ringdahl, Wyndmere;
Prin. Charles Hanson, Wa!cott; !;
Prin. and Mrs. II. G. Mcleod,
Christine: Miss Mime Elliott,
Abercrombie; Fred A. Stevens
and Miss Williams, Fairmount;
Mrs. F. E. Smith, Wahpeton.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-01-03
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, our Broth he r
Thomas H. Bowditch, has
passed from our midst to that
BORNE from which no traveller
returns.
He had scarce reached the
meridian of life, and was a man
of sterling integrity. His char.
acter was such that it merited
the respect Of all who knew
him. Therefore be- it
Resolved. That Wahpeton
Lodge Number Fifteen, A. F.
and A. ~, does deeply mourn
his sudden and untimely de-