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The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
BIRTHS
ROYS

BOYS
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seitzinger. 3
@. A. r.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Hickey. 4sl
McDougall..
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Lynch. COZ La
fayette.
Mr.. and Mrs William Deweke. ISIS
Mr.. ana Mrs. Martin DeLong. ISL
Grandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hutton, $40
Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller. 124S
Canton.
GIRLS
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dargel. 2G2
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kolaczkowska,
36G Forest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mulviile. 202
Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. ochilles Goderis. as
Twelfth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Foster, AZ su-
perior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hofrmann. ee3 Mt.
Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt. 1880 La
fayette.
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ton welcome his many friends his place OF business
be known Fred Pounds Tavern located Wood
ward Since taking hold of the Tavern Mr. Pound has
decorated reurnshed the place throughout In conunc
ton with the large dining the main floor he will have
private dining The proprietor will make
specially frog and chicken dinners also aacarte service
Mr. Pound also mentioned that delicious chops would also
be his header On OF the Tavern being To-
Gated far from the mosquorden marshes along the river
frontage he will have difficulty satisfying his guests with
meals served his cool and spacious veranda shed
undergoing completion in the OF the place for the
OF automobiles and carriages
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Marriage Licenses

Edward II. Killian, 2s. Detroit; Lot
tie McAree, %, Alpena.
Craven, 22
Augusta II. Hanck. 81 Portland
William A Cook. 80. London, ont.
Christena James. 40. same
>, Oswald W. Visscher 2G. Holland
Hsieh kutn Thompson, %, Detroit
=. Walter II. Ross -. Toronto. ont. /:
Mae NJ Cooper, ~, Detroit
John NJ. Bollman. 20, Emma Selbert,
ssaton 2. Campbell, 26 Richael Har-
Albert Roschfska. %; Mary wes-
laCke, IS.
Frank X. Hansen, "a; Marq NJ. stroh-
Henry Wingenfeld. 81. Cleveland: Ar
nellie Keller. Is, same
william q. Piercy. %: Anna Hack
Frank Emmons. so; Berbice c. Green
Murray ] Brady. So. Chicago; Nellie
Leroy W. Hurlbut.g2i; Mabel Dorm
Frank Thomas. e2, Wayne; Lizzie
Charles snitx. 20; Cecilia Schwartz
Archibald Murrell. rs: Bertha Firth.
Edward @. Butler. 81, London ont. !;
Maude Webb 20. same.
:. George A. Lorentzon. "a; Hazel +.
Maloney 2I.
Clemens Kiss. 20; Margaret stevens
Lukarz Szajdak. IS: Katherine Mys-
lewic. %
George F. Beese, IS: Anna C. Sturm
Claude w Messenger, 20: Maud e.
Moran. 81 ---------
stephen Pogorbelski. 90: Helen Woz-
ma, 20.
John Bolack %: Helen Dikszki. 81
Edward j. Schlacht. 2l; Emma Pa
protzke, 20
Earl Schumann. 26. Berea Ohio; Mar
tina Heitmann. 26 Detroit
Anthony Nowak, 20: Stella Kacz-
marek, 10
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DIE

ERRING-CharIes. beloved husband
OF Lima. and father OF Walter, aged
80 years. Funeral from residence.
3il Edis-nVe.. one block south OF
Jeffcrson-ave.. Tuesday, June, 20. z
y. IN.
LAKF:--June 2l. at st. Marys hos
pital Lila r. Lake. formerly OF De-
troit. late OF Sarnia. sister OF Mrs.
kenzie q. Smith. Detroit. and Mr.. :.
NJ. Lake. Trenton. Burial Wednesday
from her mothers residence. Sarnia.
ont Sarnia and Fort William pa
pers please cop
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

sOTICE 81 hereby given that the part
rership existing between Frank L.
Albcrtson and Albert II. Kibbe. doing
bssiness Under the name and style
OF AibcrtsOn 4 Company Trogai,
Laundry. IL dissolved. and that SAID
Frank l.. Albertson VIII continue the
business under the same name. Franz
I. Albcgtson. Albert X. klbbe. Joseph
NJ weiss. attorney, / Buhi blk. Dc-
troit Mich. Dated. Detroit. June IL,
1908.
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DENTISTS.
BEST DENTISTS

'fe make n mistake Is human. but he
who makes the same mistake twice
II indeed foolish.
You cannot make a mistake by
going 10 the Best Dentists Co.
They have a known reputation
fer honest skillful work.
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r. r. Wants TO Know.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June a.
President Roosevelt. In his capacity
as u Harvard alumnus aud an advo-
cate of healthy sports. has been in
communication with President Eliot
OF the university regarding the sus-
pension from college OF Sidney W.
Fish and Charles Morgan. Jr., mem
bers OF the boat crew.
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Famous Restaurateur Dies.

CHICAGO. June 22.AChristisn
Burcky. pioneer restaurant proprie-
tor OF Chicago fs dead He attained
fame as The man who quit when his
pile was made" Previous TO the big
fire OF 1871 he and Ed" Milan opened
a lunch room in an old box car In
Madison.st. Burcky did the cooking
and Milan waited on the customers.
Success soon attended their industry.
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DENTIsTs.

Thelr hllings stay IN.
Their Crown and Bridge Work
cannot be excelled They lead all
others in plate work. Their prices
are the lowest. Their work the
best.
BEST DENTISTS co. INC.
90 Grand River. Ground Floor.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

WAGONS OF ALL KINDS.
III you want a good wagon for a littls
money, call az Columbia Buggy CO..
81 Woodward ave
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ron sALE-REsIpENcE PROPERTY
COTTAGE HOMES.

KIRBY EAST. D56--Nearly new. g.
room. y story house. nice cellar
and attic. easy terms or take your
lot as first payment
MAXWELL near Mack-Cozy c.
room cottage. bath. gas. cellar. attic;
easy terms: $4,000; may take lot
CLINTON, near st. Aubln-Seven-
room cottage: needs some repairs
but can be bought right.
Lambrecht, Kelly & Co.
Both phones Si5. 80 Grlswold-st
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FISIH Tx nv Emu T..
HALF BLOCK FROM CAR LINE.
NEW. 2-STORY. ROOMS AND
BATH, GAS. FULL. EASEMENT
VIII i; I'M IA y VNE, NJ. Tx F"o LOTS
BROOKS & KINGON,
NJ. 4s6l; city 1851. 500 Whitney bldg.
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FOR SALE-ChFap. warehouse nxcd
for handling wheat. rye or beans
also large potato cellar at Gowcn.
MlcS.. aud potato house. Coral, Mich
also Large potato house I.akevicw.
Mich. nave good reason for selling.
and will sell cheap Address, w. j.
Dodge, Gowen. Mica.
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LOST AND FOUND.

pony. white with clay
spots Liberal reward FOR informa-
tlon. Five mile house. cor. Michigan
and Addison. Phone West 12&0.
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Mr.. Fred
Pound
in a
New
Venture

Mr.. Fred Pound. formerly
OF the old Russell House,
Metropole and the Penobscot
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WETHERBEE BUILDING
l2s-l2s-iso FARMER-sT.
SMl1HS-DRESS PLATING

and Buttons Covered TO order. Weth-
erbee bldg, 1870 Farmer-st, third
door from John R.-st.. Detroit. Mich.
Phone NJ. 2933-J.
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CA9ToErA. s
s~rtA. nIhs knd Yea Haze llssr ~
as,:;'" Gxa4zzzl ).

Husiaes--iiks rrsntins. No fuss ana
no feathers The plain. neatkind. that
looks right Ttsnes Printing Co. ~
John R.-st Phone itsS. ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ron sALE--REAL ESTATE.

HORSES and cows removed promptly
Phone Mllenbach Bros West ios-gs6
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FOR sALE-FARMs.
GET A EARN

In Grand Traverse county. where land
is cheap and where farming pays:
never before has there been such n
demand for Grand Traverse farms:
4 buy now and get the bcnent OF the
raise. postal Will bring our lists
y containing such bargains as 16O-acre.
ideal stock farm, 81 900 40 here
farm. good heavy lsoil. all buildings,
$3.50: 40 acres. good land. Il cleared.
miles of Buckley. $500.
+, J. HALL. n co.
Buckley. Michigan.
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AUCfION SALES.


AUCTION SALE at Van Loon a Goe-
beTs. l6l Michigan on Tuesday,
June 20. at 10 "a. m. consisting of a
nice lot Of household furniture In
odd dressers. commOdes, extension
tables and chairs sideboards, fine as
sortment OF comb. bookcases and
desks, gas and steel ranges iron
beds, cOuches. leather rockers. pic
lures. lace curtains and a fine lot OF
carpets and rugs. and also fine lot
Of ladies' trimmed hats. all up-to-
date. HIRAM VAN LOON. auc-
tloneer. Phbne NJ 2l62.
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The fight had been short but bloody
Curt Lundewall had received wound
In his right arm and three of his men
had fallen The pirates had fought
bravely but were overpowered at last
by the crew OF the gunboat. Most OF
them had fallen. but IS were taken
prisoners.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
DEMTIsTs.
Dr.AdanlS

Main Office. 24-2G-2s Michigan ave.
Cor. Griswold-st. NJ 533.
East Side Office. Sl-S3 Gratiot-ave.,
Cor. Randolph. NJ. 64O9.
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w nat YOU nave just toiu, Hau
never suspected, but IL Lundewall has
made love to Hedwig before he left
and now marries another he Is not
worth that she should shed tear for
his sake II he did not go as far as
that. IL is better SO. for much though |
like Lundewall, he is not the man |
would like to see Hedwig marry. She
should never marry man who would
have to leave her alone for months at
time"
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Rates for Liner
Advertisements

The TImes cannot guarantee accuracy
or assume responsibility for errors OF
any kfnu occurring In telephone adver-
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From that day Lundewall was a
changed man. The beautiful girl had
captured his heart and he spent all
his spare time with Mr.. Ralight and
his daughter. who was always happy
to see him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
THE BULLFROG'S PROGRAM

TAPAN has rather tady discovered that takes money
to spurge world power than its purse stand
y Some time these columns in the Of
Japanese official estimates of contemplated expenditures for
naval and military purposes remarked that the program
that time constituted the peace the world virtually
amounted keeping Japanese naval and military
footing indefinitely and indicated either of aggression
OF attack AS had has any idea of seeking
quarrel with Japan these preparations
pon Now however Japan has discovered that the ambitious
program dcuous inflated The bulfrog had stuffed
with wind until he danger of bursting The ministry
therefore policy Of radical eencmen economy
Among other projects that gone by perhaps
forever that for Japanese worlds fair planned for 1912 Foyo
This undertaking officially postponed until 1917 The
consul general New York announcing posponenent
explains the change in this extraordinary sentence
Japanese government has
found it to subject the project of the exposition
half the completion all the necessary prepara-
and works which
q
The postponement further ground that in
19 will be held celebration of auspicious namely
the he anniversary Of the emperors the
hope that his imperial majesty long the
other hand he But after ALL if the exposition never
takes place the world will get along There something too
much OF these fairs
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

THEN the Brazilian with light heart placed
NM order British hipyards for batteshps
100000 the whole world wondered what South
American nation wanted with such powerful armament The
three ships building for Brazil will be everay powerful than
anything particulars ships follow
They belong Dreadnought class
ported buater the DTeadnught they decided advance
Instead 10 y Brazilian ships will
either broadd the
building will be able all
The full the change will be that each
SIDE
will
ships incompatible offensive efficiency We add that the displacement
each ship be 1880 and the speed TO be Il knots For least
the the have adopted while
This tremendous battery will be protected with present
ing greater than covering
from It will weigh 500 pounds the square
The great of the ships makes possible for them carry
neXmped weight OF When Brazil first ordered these ships
conjecture busy the purpose 1t commonly stated
that the order only blind the ambitions of other
powers. Germany Japan and Russia credited with
being the real purchasers Now however the order
be bona f and by consequence Argentina Chile agaed
and alarmed by the apparent ambitious dangerous
neghbor Argentina already discussing appropriation
100000 to build Dreadnough Yet is
that the dangerous enemies of the Brazilian
Will be inside The delicate machinery OF modern baeshp calls
Tor high skill and above ALL that peculiar faculty that may be
scribed as a OF machinery.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
THE spELLBINDER AND THE DoDo

Is the spelbinder dead sleeping peradvenure ah
ing? There is contemporary evidence that he has become
extinct California, wherein the still persist of Barnes
and Eerton and Tom Fitch and the great eagle Baker
California, voceess like Niob but especially woefu about
wonders if the giants all The merely
local The suggestion azarded in exalted political circles that the
pelbnder lag superuous the platform The sided New
York Tribune feels these sighting
The suggestion that this be invited their
substantial merit In past campaigns in which there plethora the
committees funds back into circulation Each maintained small
wholly perfcoy and professional used be matter OF
whether spelbnder
vote whole season. and latey the professional of the hustngs
has fallen into dsesteem and neglect
Mr. Coeyous
the transforming spelbnder We think
the has this method of
There modicum of truth in all this The perfunctoy
OF political commerce mistake He modified bunder
thrill of the
will always hit the But you need magician
oracle and not merely loud noise Apparently the
have the floor and this abuse that has
campaign funds
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
MONROE DRAGo AND LINGO

HE London Saturday Review pleased condescend
ing in regard America the Americans an
article of faith with the Review that the Monroe doctrine takes
its only least its support approval
Britain but spite Of that has grave the
following quotation may Indicate:
Holland be feeling grateful indeed
the United States for nsentng to Hollands bkadg President
The Dutch
Really President Roosevelt cnsdeae
not Americas at all Here we have the doctrine Dago
really thick that
and settle its affairs with INDEPENDENT without leave Uncle
sphere influence Uncle Sam perhaps
his of bluff Others this
think
keep Europe oft America; day will provoke fight
heardo Of.
will take some time and quite little fighting make wish
had been Dago and Monroe an injury to
the sucepbe of Americanhatng British editors by per-
mission live aud have being Yet we may be forgiven
if persist sneaking kindness for Monroe Drago
who appear to have got themselves dked by the ngoe the
other side
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
JEWELS AND WILDCATS

THE news comes from Newport which may be regarded as the
capital OF the fashionable world that society up the
practice OF paste jewels originals
which may repose in the sancy deposit
vault Indeed the practice nothing has
long been greater less 1t
unfortunate fact that in the picking
and stealing The ppocket and the jewel found in
other places than the streetcars.
But the pecauon that Newport society mpels the
question: Why substance the price gems
permitted to shine only the dark unaomed safety
vauts Nobody would think of inviting his her
inspection OF the OF safe These Jewels might
just well be they only excuse
Tor existence display Now that the practice has public
property the weare OF imitation ewery to themselves
accompany the exposition with certificate signed by banker and
eweer that the real thing locked somewhere stating
that the only restrained from making genuine display by
the fear that some of her friends thieves
The Newport reform opens wide question that
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
Row 1893 Years Old Settled

Historians will be interested to know
that that little dispute between Persia
and Greece, dating from SAG 3. c., has
been satisfactorily settled. AS proof of
their future good will the Persians, ac-
cording to cable dispatches, have ap-
pointed for the first time in 2,39S years
an envoy extraordinary, etc, to Athens.
Marathon has at last been forgotten.
1t will be remembered by old inhab-
itants that in the year 400 B. c. there
was a war in progress between these
two nations and the memory of that
bloody encounter at Marathon when,
after the PerSians had lost 6,400 men,
the referee gave the decision to Greece.
will not be easily forgotten. 1t was at
this time the Persian minister to
Athens was hastily recalled and the
Persian embassy closed, never to open
again. it was at that time believed.
Happily that is all over now.
Students of ancient history recalled
that in b. c. 500, when the Ionians re-
volted against the Persian rule. they
were assisted by the Athenians and
the Eretrians, WHO took. sacked and
burned the city of Sardis, capital of
Lydia. The ire of Darius. the Persian
king, was aroused, and after the failure
of one expedition against the Greeks
In B. c. 493, he sent an overpowering
force two years later. which was over
whelmingiy defeated on the plains of
Marathon by the Athenians under Mil
tiades Later an expedition sent out
by Xerxes. the Persian king who fol-
lowed Darius, was defeated at Salamis.
since which time Persia has not mo-
Tested Greece.
After nearly 5000 years the Persians
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
Walnut Crop in France

Vice Consul T. w. Murton OF Gre
noble submits the following report.
dated July %. on the growing crop OF
walnuts in that consular district in the
French valley of the Isere: The
weather thus far having been variable
and temperate. with frequent eopiOus
rainfalls and comparative freedom from
excessive heat and the damaging hail
and thunder storms that usually follow.
vegetation has prospered, and all
standing fruit crops. grapes more espe-
cially- give promise of excellent Yields.
As to Walnuts, while the fruit bearing
trees of the finer qualities cOmAer-
cially known as Mayettes, Franuuettes
and Parisiens. are luXuriantIy fOIfaged
and healthy in appearance. it is not ex-
Will much exceed $4,000 to 10000
bales of 100 kilOs Zone kilo is
equal to 2.2 pOunds.) The fruit fs
well developed. being unusually large
Tor tne season. and promises to be OF
excellent quality. The reason assigned
for so small a crop is the prOlOnged
drought of 1906, from the effects OF
which the trees have not yet entirely
known as Charbertes and employed ex-
clusively for confectionery purposes a
plentiful crop IS eXpected-estfmated at
$4,000 to $4,000 cases of % lSilOs each.
The quality also should be good. al
ways provided weather conditions con-
tinus favorable for the growing crops
until maturity. In such cases harvest
ing time will be in advance Of last year
by about Is days.
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have buried the hatchet. or the smear.
and now the situation as summed up bv
a Greek raSrapher. is a personifica-
tiOn or hands across the (AeeearN
sea.'-Chicago News.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
Answers to Queries

VOTING-A. c., City. In order to
vote at an election in California must
an elector have been a resident of the
county 80 days before election?
The constitution of the state says:
The right of suffrage shall be granted
to every male citizen who
shall have been a resident of the state
one year next preceding the election.
and of the county in which he claims
his vote 80 days, and in the election
precinct 80 days."
ALAMEDA-C. G. NJ, City. When
did the Alameda go on the rocks near
Fort point while on the way to Homo
lulu?
Saturday, September 80, 1905.
UNCLE SANE. p. c., Point Arena,
Cal. What is the origin of the name
Uncle Sam?"
At Troy on the Hudson during the
revolutionary war commissariat con-
tractor named Elbert Anderson of New
York had a storeyard. Samuel Wilson,
government inspector who was COM
monty called "Uncle SAM" superin-
tended the inspection of all government
stores landed there and had the goods
all marked EA-US as passed, to indi-
cate the contractor and that the goods
were those of the United States. One
day the marker was asked what the
initials stood for and his reply was
Gilbert Anderson and Uncle Sam"
From that time on everything that be-
longed to the United States was known
as the property of Uncle Sam and so
the United States and Uncle Sam be-
came synonymous.
TRADEMARK-Enq City. What is
the meaning Of crosses or Ks on beer
barrels?
At this time they signify the de-
gree of quality. Originally they were
used as a sort of trademark. At that
time an oath was taken over a cross
and the manufacturers put on the cross
to proclaim that the barrel contained
good. pure liquor.
CALIFORNIA CLUB-A Stranger,
City. Where can L obtain information
about the California club of San Fran
cisco?
BY addressing communication to
Gertrude l.. Gear. secretary, 1S3 Tween
ty-fourth avenue.
HUNTING-C. P c.. Point Arena.
Cal. Can a person hunt game inside of
the limits of an Incorporated town?
Almost every Incorporated city or
the discharge of firearms within a pre-
scribed distance of public thorough
fare or dwelling house. which would
make hunting very difficult.
FIVE HUNDRED-H. W. J., City.
In no trump hand in the game of
500 may the joker be played on lead
when the holder has other cards of
the suit led in hand?
The joker is always a trump even
in no trump hand, but in no trump
hand every player is obliged to fol-
low suit. The joker is a suit by it.
self. 1t is only when a suit is led of
which the holder of the joker holds
none, that he can trump with the
joker in no trumper. 1t is because
the joker is suit by itself that the
player who leads it must name the
suit to be played to it.
so LONG-W. B., Santa Rosa, Cal.
What is the derivation of so long
frequently used by people on part
ing?
This phrase, SO often heard in the
Unied States for goodby, is pure
Amerncanism and. according to Bart
lett. originated in louisiana, where it
was first used in that sense. \ 1t is
probably sailors perversion of Sa-
laam tsalute). The phrase is classed
a. slang.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
Impertinent Question No. 6S
How Were YOU Sfung?

briefer the better-The Call will pay FIVE Doll AIRS.
For the next FIVE The Call will pay ONE DOL
LAR EACH. Prize winning will be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed the winners at once Make
your answer short and SEND 1T ON 4 POST4I
GARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
pizetO t. R. Tatum attuek avenue Berkeley
can not his
pize to X Branagn city.
All a ma S and little bit
prize o RS ST. city.
A who h>sn't forgotten that his mother woman
ei2 city,
gentleman all that his wife ueiphbors
think her husband is
o Ames Est wentynfths street Oakland
One who doesn't have
j. streets city.
man who has almost as much consideration the feel
ings of others he has his own -
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

the Importance and gravity of problem Paste Jewels
bear the relation the real thing that paper money bears
gold They circulate freely and accepted Gust good
long know the stuff behind really
safe and tiara necklace ought be accompanied
by government guarantee Greenba jewels assured by Uncle
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
DREADNoUGHTS FOR EVERYBODY

THEN the Brazilian government with light heart placed
NM order British ipyards for battleshps about
100000 the whole world wondered what South
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-06-11
Resolutions Passed by the Minis.
ters' Alliance at Their Meet
ing Last Monday Morning

Resolved, first, That the inter,
est of the Ministerial Alliance III
the pending political campaign is
neither personal nor partisan, but
is directed solely against the liquor
traffic. i, aii bm IRnhu5ue
? Second, That in the gubernato-
rial race the liquor interests are
united solidly in their support of
Mr. Gilchrist. d
That as ministers and
citizens we are giving Our support
to Mr.. Stockton, because of his
public pledge in favor of State
wide Prohibition, the force of
which pledge is evidenced by the
united opposition of the liquor
forces. 3iiimm"' Ia a.gos9 f2t
Fourth, That we record our de-
,liberate Judgment that no candidate
for any, public office which in any
way may have to do with the liquor
traffic has a right to expect, nor
ought to receive, the support of
Christian men so long as he stands
committed to the gliquorinterests,
or refuses to put himself in an atti-
tude Of open hostilityt to the saloon.
Fifth, That We have no apology
to offer for the interest we feel, or
the part we take in support of !
measures looking to civic right
eousness, and for the, exercise of
our rights in common with all free
American citizens. srq
Sixth, That the above is not in
tended as a criticism Of temperance
people who may be supporting Gil
christ. but to emphasize the sig
nifcant fact that his election is de-
sired and sought blythe liquor
lo(Signed), ,ssibei h
y IA o. L aHANscoM. Prest. ],
& na LAwroS Moon, Secy.