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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-21
FEBRUARY WEATHER
Hicks Forecasts Calls for a Variet,
of Storms and Considerable Cold
Weather.

A reactionary storm period is cen
trail ON the 18th, 18th and 10th. Full
moon on the 18th. and the entrance
into the earth's vernal e%quinoctial
period about the same time, will in
tensify storm and seismic possibilities
during this period. We should have
also said in the proper place that
seismic shakes will be natural within
seventy hours of the new moon on
the I'd. See our forecasts, for Feb
ruary, page &c. in our 1908 Almanac.
The moon being on the celestial
equator on the goth. threatening con-
ditions, with high temperature and
possibly lightning and thunder. will
naturally tend to prolong the reac-
tionary disturbances central on the
18th, 18th, and 10th, pushing un-
settled to stormy weather quite into
the storm period following.
A regular storm period is central
on the 23d, prevailing from the 21st
10 the 10Th Tho storms of this peri
Cd will eliminate In central to east
ern sections from Sunday the 10th to
Tuesday..ssthe 15th. The baromstez
will fall in western extremes by the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-21
FOR 4 SECOND CONFERENCE
A Conference of the Charities and
Corrections Will be Held at
Redfeld in April.
Redfeld in April.

d Stale c%oniereuce of Charities
and Corrections for South Dakota
will he held at Redtield on April /,
2 and 3 This meeting is expected to
be one of the most Interesting ever
held IN the northwest. Themes of
vital Importance, not Only to the
workers in lines of penology and
sociology, but subjects of interest to
the public generally will be discussed
by men and women of prominence in
this line. Several people of great
prominence have already been
secured 10 take part in the program.
1t is expected tuat addresses will be
made at this meeting by Judge
Robinson of the Board of Control OF
tile state of Iowa, Miss Jane Adams
OF Hull house, Chicago. DR.. Tomlln-
son OF st. Peters, Mimi, q. c..
E,icson. president of the Board of
Regents OF South Dakota. DR..
Thomas Nicholson OF Dakota Wes-
leyan University. bishop O'Gurman
OF Sioux Falls, Miss Allie Jewell of
the Childrens Ho,ue, Dr. +. M.
Grain of Red6eld, DR.. Warren. presi-
dent of Yankton college, and others
OF equal prominence and ability.
Secretary w. e Upton of the COLI
ference is TO Issue his preliminary
program of the meeting at an early
date. The general themes for dis
cussion at this meeting will be along
the lines Of Sociology such as "Home
Training VS.. State Training" "The
States DUTY ToWdr!s it's Detectives"
"The States Dlly Towards Grim
inals," "Refornation rather than
Vindiration a higher Duty Of the
State" "Child Saving a Factor in
Society Building" "The States
duty towards Homeless Children"
"True Foundation OF Social Re.
form," and other subjects of like
character. This meeting promises
to be one of the very greatest inter.
est to the people Of the state. To-
formation in regard to the con-
ference may be mad of the secretary
at Mitchell.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-21

that any individual desiring to be-
come a candidate for any Office can
do SO by filing the necessary petition
and paying the fee.
The man who gets the mort votes
at the primary becomes the official
party candidate, providing he gets
more than 80 per cent of the total
vote. If he gets less than 80 per
cent the candidate must abide by the
decision of the county convention,
the delegates to which are also elect
ed at the primary.
National Delegates.
On presidential years delegates are
chosen to national conventions in the
following manner:
If two-thirds of the members of
the county central committees of the
everal parties shall decide that there
is not sufficient contest over dele
gates to justify the expense of hold
ing a county primary, the committee
may appoint delegates to the state
convention, which shall be held the
fourth Tuesday in March, quadren-
and elect delegates to the ma
tional convention. In case the COM
mittee SO decide, however, they may
call primaries to elect delegates to
the state convention. These pri-
maries are held on the second Tues
day in March, and are conducted in
exactly the same hammer as the June
primary, except that the polls are
open only between the hours of 3 p.
m. and S:3u.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-21
An o~vervaunted Virtue.
Baltimore Americana

S. I. Kimball, the general super
intendent of the life saving service,
said the other day of an applicant
for a certain post:
""The man was recommended 70,
his steadiness. Now steadiness is q
virtue, especially in life saving. that
goes none too far. Whenever I think
Of It l think Of an old lady I used to
know. 4
Mrs. Madden a gentleman once
said to this old lady. your neighbor
Herbert Bisbing. has applied to me
for work. Is he steady??'
Mrs. Madden threw up her hands
. 'steadys;sh it, she said. Sure u
he vas any steadier he be dead
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-21

assa55s Nominations.
TO secure the oficial nomination
aacandidate must have the highest
number ofNyotes cast and more than
so per cent Of the total vote. In case
no Scandidate receives more than 80
percent of the total vote. there Il
10 nomination. and the nominee ii
schosensfrom among the primary can.
didatesby i county or state conven.
tfons,ssasthe case may be. delegates
! which are chosen Ut the primary
County Conventions.
NAegates 70 the county conven,
uon,Swhich III held the irst Tuesda,
I'm Jnlyssar u selected at the primiar,
S0na IN appointment to- be determined
SbXeacl partyschairman The county
saonvention may 1llsvasancies onAth.
sse66unty Ticket; such sassmay % caused
MI thesfkilufe u any candidate 10 re
IN peF cent 81 ~ vote. deatl
WtthdraWals. and ~ pass part,
sllsssAolntionG The statssa convention
1kieh isssh held the second Tuesda,
sslssJpulx, l the samsIbxpowers viii
q tie state ticket and stat,
y NJ nominates candidate1
a6ceApeet41AtiAl electors.
gto9gan sxamin4taoaso e sthsapFo,
i1s9o The Law Il VIII 30. ssel
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-21

That lot you own may be worth
twics - muchto some other person
q II . 70 you. find out through
Q want "a.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-21

South Dakota Pr imary Electio

February oath. On or before, coun-
ty central committees fix hour and
place of county convention of
March oath and publish call for
80 days. Basis of representation
fixed by the committees and set
forth in the call. (67).
February oath. On or before, coun-
ty auditors appoint judges for each
precinct for primaries March 10th
upon recommendation of chairman
Of county central committees. COZ
and 26).
March 9th. On and after, nomina-
ting petitions for candidates for
national and state Offices may be
signed. C sub. ~.
March 10th. Primaries, 8 p. m. to
s p. m. to elect delegates to coun-
to conventions of March oath.
(Presidential). (67).
March 9th. County conventions to
elect delegates to state convention
april 7th) to choose delegates to
national convention. (Republican
in Chicago, June 16th). (67).
April 9TH. State convention (presi-
dential) to choose delegates to ma
tional convention. (67 sub. A..
April 9th. On or before. Nomina-
ting petitions for candidate for ma
tional and state officers and ma
tional committeeman, must be filed
with secretary of state, signed by
at least n per cent of the last
vote for governor, being 4,871 or
more. subl.).
May 8th. On or before, nominating
petitions for candidates for coun-
ty Offices, members of the legisla-
ture and state central committees,
must be fled with county auditors,
signed by not less than three per
cent nor more than five per cent
of last vote for governor in the
county or legislative district. C.
sub. 2 and 81.
May 14th. On or before, state CEN
trail committee fixes hour and
place of state convention of July
14th and issues and publishes call
for sixty days. (65).
May 18th. On or before, requests
for candidate for delegates to
county convention of July 9TH
must be filed with the county au-
ditor. (12).
May 25th. On or before, county au-
ditors appoint three judges for
each precinct for primaries June
9th upon recommendation of
chairman of county central COM
mittees. (26).
June 9TH. On or before, county CEN
trail committees fix hour and place
OF conventions of July 18th, fix
ratio of representation from each
precinct, and issue and publish
call for thirty days. (12).
June 9th. Primary election from 8
q. m. to 5 p. m. to nominate can
didates for national, state and
legislature, delegates to state and
county conventions, national COM
mitteeman and members Of state
county central committee. 6, s,
12).
June 10th. National republican con-
vention in Chicago.
July 9TH. County conventions. to
nominate candidates when all have
failed to get thirty per cent OF
vote cast. All vacancies and pass
resolutions. (12, 81, 69).
July 18th. State convention: Pres
] idential elector nominated and
other nominations where all can.
i didates have failed to get thirty
per cent Of vote cast, and plat.
form adopted. (65. Sc, 61).
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% Il q to you. yind out through
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31
N0tos rnQldici1poles

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL Hay
en- asistencia en- este establecimientc
benehco; 2S mujeres y 54 varones.
Total 81.
Ingresaron: Jose Monte, Manuel
Cruz y Julio Rosa.
Fueron dadas de alta por curadas.
Angela Diaz, Carmen NJ Mafloz y Lucia
Figueroa.
En- ell hospital cuarentenario in
greso, Ignacio Erase Passmilis,
Hay en- ell dla de hoy Is enfermos.
DEPOSITO. .-Movimiento de dete-
nidos en- el dfa de aver: varones, a.
Y muieres sufricndo condena,y 3
varones pendientes de causa Quedan
en- ell dia de hoy S.
Fueron puestos en- libertad por ha-
Ser cumplido la condena que les fue
impuesta:
Jose Figueroa, Antonio Marrero,
Severe Mufioz, Jose Torres, Herme-
negildo Rodrig iguez, Marcelino Yer
delo. Rogue Guadalupe, Simeon Ce
peda. Julian Centeno Juan Vulauue-
va, Manuel Sicard6, Narciso Nicolas,
Angel Cruz Y Gregorio Otero.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO.-Hasta
Ia mafIana lie hoy fuel on curadas por
el practic9nte de servicio ID. Ramon
Llauger las siguientes personals:
Jose Vargas, confusion con trombo
en- Ia region temporal izquierda; Ole
Qario Ortiz, contusiones de prim er
grado en- la parte posterior del cue
To; Francisco Williams, herida produ-
cida por un vidrio en- la region pIantar
izquierda; Reinaldo Richardson. heri-
da contusa de tres centfmetros de
longitud en- la region parieto occipita
izquierda Y Alejandro Vagne, herida
contusa de TN centimetro de longitud
en- la reg ion frontal media.
REGISTKO CIVIL-Nacimientos;
Sc han hecho las siguientes iuscrip-
clones: Matilde Respeto y Farulla,
Fortunate Alexandra Cerra y Montilla
Luis Boria
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Loren
20 Villa, Luisa Guerra Rosa Aleman
de Rodriguez Jaime Noble.
MATRIMONIO Enrique Rodri
guez Torrent con Dolores Maurat.
LICENCIAS-Agustfn Perez Pie
rret, la ha solicltado para construir
casa en- Santurce.
Los pianos pasaran al estudio del
Ingeniero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31
AerOnautaS en- peliSrO

Dos mujeres Y tres hombres
que hjCierOn una ascension en-
Philadelphia a fines de la ulti-
ma semana, estuvi6rOn a puntO
de pagan con la vida su afici0n
a este nuevO sport. Los vjaje-
ros aereos eran la senoras Ca
rrie Burcham Kligore, juriscon-
sula. Y su secretar1a Eleanor Lo-
ckigt0n; los D0ct0rea Tomas
Elduige Y George Zimmerman
Y el conaC1d0 aer0nauta Samuel
King Cuand0 hab.an escalad0
considerable altura, Ia valvuIa
del gas Sc descompuso; el tlu1do
comeuz0 a e-capar9e violenta-
mente y el gIobo principle a des-
Gender con velo eidad. Sc arroj0
a terra todo ell lastre. pero este
no meior0 Ia situaci0n. Al fin
la canastilla Sc estrell0 contra
los banco5 del Rio Schuyklll !;
los pasajeros c0rrierOn la suer.
te de no sufrir otr0 acciden.
te que ell de IN bano complete
de aqua y tango del cual los Ii
bertaron cientos de espectadores
que, advertldos del peligro. 81
guieron ei curse del globo. y lie.
garon al lugar del slniestro po
COS momentos despu6s de ocu-
Trido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31

Vapor espafiol Juan Forgas. Sal
dra de Barcelona Ell 81 del corrientel
para Canarias, Pnerto Rico Cuba.
Cons ignatarios, Sobrinos de Tz|
quierdo & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31
Secciin RoigiiuSa
Santos para mafana / de Agoto.

Mira. SefIora de la Zarza. Santos
Pedro ad Vincula, Bono, Cirilo, Do
miciano, Fausto, Leone 10. Mauro, Me-
nando. Romaniano y los siete hernia
nos Macabeos (Aber, Acas, Arath,
Jacob Judas, Macabeo y Maquir)
mrs. Vero, OBJ. y Santas Carload, Es
peranza y Fe vgs. y mrs. y Tenesina
rcina vg.
La misa es con rito semidoble y
color blanco.
FIESTA POR MIRA. SONORA DE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31

Goleta amer. Helena. Saldra de
New York para este puerto, el del
entrante Agosto.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ez-t
LQuiapa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31


- --' ' = :
Vspor espaflol Conde Wifredo. Sa-
con jan anstar;os arr Sohr;rn ~: ~. iisn'e
onierdo E O.
co1a4a .r,a~ Pfaa.n w O,
macao el "a del corriente.
Consiguatarlos, ,. de Ezquiaga.
C, - IT,
entrante Agosto.
Conslgnatarios, Sobrinos de Ez-
quiaga.
Vapor amer. S. V. Luckenback. Sal
dra de New York para este puerto eI
o0nS' 'Sn7''''0s, lns0iSr Line
Vanor esnaf5ol Tuan Foro.e CT
.dra de Barcelona el.2r del eorr;an.e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31
LOS ANGELES.

Soiemne triduo, que los Reverendos
Padres Fran Capuchinos en-
union de la Venera bic Orden Tercera,
dedican 4 "NUESTRA SRA. DE LOS
ANGELES con motivo del JUBILEE
DE LA PORCIUNCULA.
Ell 81 de Julio q las 7 y media Up.
M Sc expondra S. D. M. rezado el
Santo Rosario, Sc hara el ejercicio del
Triduo, despu6s la platica, dandose
por 1ltimo la bendicion con el Sant1
simo.
Ell 10 d. Agosto, hechos los ejerci
clos del dia anterior, Sc cantara la
Salve con aeon pafIamiento de armo
mum en- vez de la platica.
Dfa 2 de Agosto. Festividad de
Nuestra sefiora de los Angeles.
A las 7 misa de communion y a las
nueve Ia Solemne (Minerva), con or
questa, quedando expuesto S. D. NJ.
todo Ell dia.
Por la tarde 4 las 7 y media, rosa
rio, sermon por el Reverend P. Flo
rencio de Artavia, TIE Deum Re-
serva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31
4 los hagellaa0s ! l|alIall!es

81 sus pIantas q arboles SON
danados por insectos, escriba-
nos dandonos completa infor-
macion Y 81 es possible envienos
por correo, en- paquete certifl-
cado, mnestras de los insectos v
de las hojas, y ramas 8 retollos
que dalan, Sin cargo alguno
indicaremos la manera de re-
mediar Ell NAL.
X. I'D. COrsiss9 Company.
a West, 81 th. Stret,
New York Citys
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31

LA indulgencia de Ia Porci1n-
cula esta concedlda q todas las Lyle
sias donde haya una comunidad de
Francl scanos Capuchinos: para poder
ganar Ia indu gencil en- cualquier
otra Iglesia que tuviere este privile-
gio, Sc necesjta que este distante de
La Iglesia de estos Regulares, una
milla pOr 10 menos
2.~TantaS cuantaS- veces Sc vista
la CapiIla q cargo de los RR Padres
Franciscanos Capuchinos, Sc CANA
indulgencia plenaria. una vez para
81 las demas para difuntos quie-
mes sc le applique. Estas visitas re
petidas tantas veces como Sc quiera,
pueden hacerse desde las 2 (p. N. J
del % de Agosto hasta la puesta del
sol del dia slguicnte.
3 - rs condici6n indispensable
Confesar~e y Comulgar ell dta 8 2
de Agosto. A las personas que por
costumbre Sc confesan cada dias,
les basta ess confession Por privile-
gio y con el fla de atender 4 todas las
confeSiOncs, cuantos Sc cou6esen des
de ell so del actual, pueden ganar las
indulgencias
4-La Confession Communion pue-
den hacerse en- cualquier Iglesia ,pero
las Visltas es imprescindible hacerlas
enla Capilla de Ia NOT. Fraciscana
donde solo Sc CANA Ia induIgencia
5-Se invita- 4 todos los 6eles 4
d'chos actos, para que SC aprobechen
dc tan rico tesoro de graCias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31

Vapor espafiol Conde Wifredo. Sa-
li6 de Barcelona con destino q Cana
rias y San Juan Ell 70 del corriente.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Tz-
quierdo & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31

Goleta amer. E1easer w. Clark.
Sali6 de New York para esta y du~
macao el "a del corriente.
Consiguatarios, S. de Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-31

Vapor amer. s. ". Luckenback. Sal
dra de New York para este puerto eI
primero de Agosto.
Consignatarios, Insular Line.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-08-19
SWASTIkA FAD.
Strikes New York and Old Folks Az
Wearing Good Luck Pins.

Strikes New York and Old Folks Az
Wearing Good Luck Pins.
If Budda came to New York be
would have occasion to brood on the
significance of the extraordinary vogue
of his sacred symbol. the swastika,
among a Christian people. He would
| find 1t confronting HIM on mems scarf
and women's hat pins, on perfumed
stationery, in subway advertisements,
on vehicles upon the streets. With
! purchases of caramels at candy stores
he would receive a white metal swas-
tika souvenir. If there is no swasti-
ka brand of cigarettes or whiskey it is
because manufacturers have neglected
their opportunities.
Time was when only the initiated
knew the meaning of the oriental
"luck.piece" and pointed 1t out to the
unenlightened in the rugs on their
parlor floors or on art objects from
the far east. Now the city might be
Benares from the multi plicity OF the
Hndoo emblem.
Wearers of the swastika are not re-
citing Sanscrit prayers or going in
very seriously for Vedantic lore. The
swast,ka is simply taking its turn
among The symbols, religion being
preferred, the affectation OF which is
regular recurring far. 1t is on the
lisl with the scarab. the sacred beetle
Of the Egyptians. and the various
crosses OF unique design or mystic as
soc 'ation-she Maltese. with its sug
gestion Of knights crusaders. the loop
cross. the Turkish crescent In a
sense Greek coins, canoes with clas-
sic figures, the fleur-de-lys, otherwise
the lilies OF France the shamrock,
even the humble rabbits foot or a
charm against rheumatism. serve sim
liar uses.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-08-19
Ideal Relation.

The Rev G. H. Gilbert, retired
Congregational minister, writes inter
estingly in the Atlantic on Religion
in an Ideal Commonwealth" and dis
cusses More's Utopia in this aspect.
He says in part: What we style de-
nominationalism is thus kept out of
sight. 1t is not allowed to divide them
in their worship of God. II does not
advertise itself by building SIX
churches where only one is needed, or
by maintaining theological schools
where an equipment adequate for the
training of five hundred students lie
squandered on fifty" And again: 1T
may be lhat if another Thomas Moore
were to 0ir5-n today of an ideal state,
he would zee the family invested with
even larger significance or worship
than Il had in the old Utopia. He
might indeed see the opposite of what
we now behold, when the home is
being emptied of its religious rharae-
Ter and is being regarded as the
sole channel of worship. 1t might ap-
pear to him in his dream that the holi-
est place in the community was not
that where the gospel was officially
proclaimed, but rather that where par
ents and children welcomed each new
day with glad hymn of praise, and in
the evening twilight blended their
voices in Thanksgiving to God"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-08-19
"wATcH YOURSELF GO BY.

This is the subject of triplet of
verses in one OF the current maya
zines and it is intended as bit OF
self-condemnation to the man who is
little stuck on himself" says the
Aurora Advertiser
There is a little of the overworking
in this thing of always harping at a
fellow to look at himself and catch
on to his own imperfections and de-
fects. Every sensible, fair-minded
man knows that he is just brimful of
faults, failings and defects. The man
who doesn't realize this is a veritable
snob and ahopeless egotist. One of
the best things nature has done for
man is in the veil it throws around
him, preventing him from seeing him
self as others see him. If we had
the gift of seeing ourselves as others
see US, happiness and peace would
fold their wings and fly from earth
never to return. Some men are al
ways worried about what other peo-
pie think OF them. 1t is morbid
condition. Yet it is almost a uni
versal falling. Of course human nat
ure is weak and imperfect. But
what is the use of throwing it into
a fellow all the time and rubbing it
into him. The man wht does things
and accomplishes some hing is the
one who does the best he can and
allows people to say what they please.
After man has done the best he can,
made the best fight he can under ad-
verse circumstances and kept his
conscience clean and lear he is in
a position to let the wide world wag
as it will. The best dispositioned
man is the one who does not put
much stress OF what the world says
TO him, just so he is doing the best
he can and has no dark, deep blotches
on his conscience The world is fun
of weak, timid, nervous people who
are always asking what did this one
say? What will people say!
Watch yourself go by" is very nice
sentimentally, but what's the differ
ence? If you are doing the best yon
know how you don't have to bother
about what your neighbors jabber.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-08-19
The Mighty Dollar.

The Rev. Dr. R. S. Macarthur of
Calvary Baptist church said at a din
ner in New York. apropos Of inter
national marriages:
Some of these marriages are from
every point OF view desirable. Some,
again, are-but a dialogue viii Illus
trate my meaning.
"'Oh, Helen,' cried a girl worth
s1So0v,O00, do you think the duke is
sincere?"
Sincere? was the reply. Why, of
course he's sincere. He hasn't got a
dollar 10 his name
Dr.. Macarthur paused.
"Or tbs" he added:
"A young marquis rushed upon his
American hancee and shouted bitter
ly;
Cruel, heartless girl! You swcre
you loved me. and now J discover that
your father IS a bankrupt"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-08-19
RaeksIidina of the Negro.

There has been since that time upon
the part of the negroes a drawing
away from the white mans standards
and association and a consequent re-
currence 70 their own racial traits.
Although under slavery they had
no teachers to teach them letters,
they had the best of teachers to teach
them conduct. These teachers were
white men and women intimately in
terested in their physical and moral
welfare. Now they have teachers who
are black men. More and more every
year the negro's life-moral, intellect
ual, and industrial-is isolated from
the white mans life, and therefore
from his influence. There was kind
lier and more confidential relation
ship between the races when my ia
Their was a boy than when / was, a
kindlier and more confidential rela-
tionship when / was boy than be-
tween my children and the present
generation of negroes. Just in pro-
portion as the white man has with
drawn from the negro and the negro
has withdrawn from the white man,
the negro has reverted to the black
mans racial traits and tendencies,
has shed the veneering which has
been placed upon him, has become
more and more himself and less and
less the reflection of his white neigh
Dor. This view is REINFORCED by the
tact that nearly all the unspeakable
negro crimes are committed by negro
Migrants and tramps who are brought
into no sort Of relationship with the
white mans life.-John Sharp Will
liams in Metropolitan.