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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-15

Spefulationer. o. M bapbe ban
inblabt iig paa en- Equalization ! Off
tier, iom SAME ganife piloe-Aa fra'
raoet bamL ON ban bapoe ptolt ON
zen.
Waeuus f%ortalte, at bans Sar
bapoe oItio iaet, at iaa lenge ban
bar belagtig | Sirmaet; oiloe ban
e~fterIabe bom en- arp. iom bar mere
emo tilitrGffelig til at lepe at.
- Nei. 9u bar ingen Sing, min
Gut.
- Seq bar bog ct gobt Mob og to
iterfe arme at arbeioe meo. Sar
bapoe life mere, ba ban begDnote.
- Oh bar Getl Sa bill Oh be.
apnSe hos mig. iaa bill on Iibt eiter
Iiot funne pparbeioe DIG Ell Stiaina.
ON on bar 2pit % anlGg for gr'
beioet.
- Wen piloe set life bare mon.
&c War, inoen iee funoe faa en- Stil.
ling, Tom bar Gitber pGroig cg iaa
inobriugeuoe. at ieg fnnoe Ifaffe
bcnbe ct Siem4
So. leg trpr BET nof. Sertor
pil ieg gierne, at on cg either life
trGiies mer. Tor on bar lfaffet Dig
en- sitting. Tom er benne pGrNia,
Sln or en- rig Gige ier on. % oct
oilbe barre nret at dig, at binSe ben.
Se for mango Aar og aflfiPre benSe
@uIiebeben at at sisre ct gIintrenSe
Garti.
81 bar fienbt hinanocn ira
@arnoomneu. Get er life ltuabom
% Sfienbeo, iom binder os lam.
men, beuer life &ieOom. men Ell in'
oerIis aiGrliabeb, iom er nter ero
@obs % @nIo. % leg ipneS, eubper
SSar burbe prre slab, ON iaaoant
ialot i hans Caters SOB.
Sa, on bar nof Het, men min
S,iltru cir mig inaen 90, 90 ies er
belpis enia beb benbe. On bar IL
aeiaa goo llSiiat til at oinse OTHERS
Saanb Tom enbper anoen, 'om Tan
bpSe benbe ct pasienoe Stem.
-@eu either mao bel b9 en- Del
at iige / eeune Sog, mclte &ogHus,
Sa. men oil on life lone mig
life at Ifripe til bertSe % life at be.
ipore grep ira beaoe | Den sio. bun
ca borte? Seq t9nfer nemlig paa
at ieuee beuoe I'll llelaneet meo min
Suitrn. Seq ipnes, on maa fumme
icritaa mine geoassrunbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-15
en- heIeie ulisforitaaeIie.

Sirmaet 9ronian & Sanie par
mango Mar gammelt, 6orretnin.
serne gif aoet % begge acnpagno.
ier uTre0e ct inoerlig Senifab ior
biuauben belle 9ipet igienuem.
Sroman bapbe Ell eneite Ssn,
MogmlS, ell aoobiertet, bra ing
Mauo, SAME bapee cit erelie Cat
ter. either. Ell imuf una Eige, ionl
aiorhe line 6or9lore meaen 8I9oe,
Get oatte oerfor meaeu SiIfreosbee
pper oil, ha oeres Sorlopelle be-
tienoiaiorbeS.
Sort eiter bsbe Sroman, % en-
0as folote SAME @aanuS I'll Zig
for at eisre BAN befienot meS. al
bans Gar peb lin 800 bar iattig.
San bauSe altio hapt Spit til iartist
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-15

Seq ifal life beipere gitber
mer. Seq er for itolt til at tigae
ON ai9rligbeo eg for itolt til at
bile paatpinge mig en- 5amilie, iom
life amer mig perbig for Satteren.
Sor Der betpoer Bengene alt, %
MenneIfene intet.
- ainre Mognts! bIi life for
iprig.
- Nei, leg mener, bpao ieg iiger,
% imorgen hrager ieg til Ilaifa.
bnor ieg bar en- goo Sen og Sfole.
famerat. iom Here @anse bar ~ifrepet
til mig oa buot mig en- goo Stilina.
Ger bar ieg gooe lloiister til at bli
risl
Waqmls begpubte itrar at paffe.
San tog finn oct n~eopenoialte meo
fig; bet sprige operloo ban | en-
aammel Sieners SaretGet iom bap-
De tient hos bans SorGlore.
% ban aieunemgif npgle gomle
Sapirer, feitebe ban lin Spmerf.
iombeo peb noale SpteaneIier, bans
Gar bapbe giort / &anten al en-
Eaffe.
Ser itoo til bans SperroifeIie;
"9isie &eperier transported
Sirmaet 9roman & Sanie, er 8ii-
itai 9romans ~perionlige Gieubom,
% geuiS berfpr itooer Iuguit Sonie
inbe meb."
Iaenus funbe life tilbngboIbe ct
lloraab Of Sorunbriug. Se baobe
80 Suien Collars @Rrbi. Get bap.
De aItiaa ppret Souies Senfi9t at
berepe ham belle bans Irp, MI too
ban alene / geroen. On ban M
Ieperte bisie Gapirer til Sanie, oiI-
De oenne autaaelig i~uopenoe, at Den.
ne lille, pripate Irmerfning beuiite
ingenting. Sslelieu Of egen 9rait
o. 9pit til at brpoe Jig en- gane be.
itemte ban til at lGese Gapirerne
sperit / Gaffer. SAME If III Iepe
meS fine SampittiebeosifrupIer. iom
ban beoit funoe, @asmls piIoe
reiie.
GGite DAG eif oct til aisben-
bapn, bporira ban tioIis ON @orge.
men ifuIce omboro | ameritaoampe.
rem. San bao SoteIbetieuteu Of
pGffe BAN tinlig. On @ooben ifuIbe
saa Siotfeu ette.
Sent fom ban iiens % iop Iioet.
Sa mango Santer, ierIis ON eitber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-15

itrsmmebe illo paa bam. ga ban
paognebe, itcb Solen bsit paa Sim.
melen - &loffen bar 10. Wau
bapbe CLIENT at pptfe BAN. Sorar.
get gift ban neb paa Sontoret, bpor
en- ling Dame netop ifienote, forOi
man babbe paffet benoes ipge Mor
ollereoe &lpffen 7.
San fienbte Stermen og ruabte
bsit: - @itber :
or on Der, Magnus? Seq bar
isgt Dig forei9pes, inoen bi pllbie-
lig tiltraaote Dor l1benlanoSreile:
men ieg ifrep ct 9rep til dig, JON on
bel bar faat?
- Ret' iea reiite 10 ogiaa -
- Saa, boorfor er on Der?
Seq er paa Sci til amerifa for
at ffabe mig en- Stiain9. % oiu 6ar
meute. bet bar bebit, on life Oioitc
roget ON bet,
ga iaal Iu gaar hi no %
fisber os to 9iqetter, for ieg feIger
meb til amerifa, og Der giitc: ri
os. Seq bar 10 iaa meget, iom ri
bebsper.
- Iei ieg fan life labe mig Tor.
igrae al min SuItru.
ga De fom biem til SoteQet, .npo'
tes De al ben aomle Sonie, Iom
raabte til Wagmr,s:
IS Seq bar gooe Rpbeber til Dig.
Ga ies ieaar eiennemgif ganIe Ea'
pirer, tilbsrenoe Sirmoet, fanot jog
ct &ar gamIe 9epiier poa uogle DC
perIer, iom sin Sar eieoe, men iom
ies troeSe, ban bapoe ifilSt zig peo.
Gu er pu rig!
Iognits bleu oner'tremnteiroe
aIao, melt bog oper, at bans 6GrS
gamle Sompa9uon bite Jig a. pSre
Ell Seoersmaub.
Ter bIep uaturIieuis inger Gme.
rifareiie; men man reiite Sierl for
at ieire 9rplIilp, % Gortteren 1T Ell
goo 9riffeifiaina for lin SeiltagcIIe.
iom aiiteofom iua megcu Girae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-15
@auife %pmtGnfium.

@auife umtGufium. Woberen:
~SpiS on glitter Dig meo bam, piI ieg
alSrig i9tte min 6ob / oil GUS"
Caterer; ~8iI on CINE mig oct
Ifriitlis Mor2~
Moheren: ~SuoriorP"
Sattereu: SO, ior ioa nil ieg
iorGre 5reorif Oct Fapir til bort
@rpLup."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-15

SfoIebeitprereu fom inc for al
bsre paa Smaaflasien | Regning,
os sSrerinoeu f~orbereote fig paa al
labe alasienS 2ps bic fine auilb-
ifnber.
San on iise mig, Saniemano,"
iogbe bun, "naar Sill foiter 2 Dol.
SGffen % on betaler alilbanolereH
s Col, bpormanee S9ffe Sill bill
ban ioa brinae hig2"
49,, iparebe Saniemanb.
"Rei, men 9aniemanb," iagoe
2ererinben i%fuifet, "oet err ba life
rigtia."
"Rei oct peb ieg NOT, men De sisr
oct alli9epel, Srsfen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-15

~aaeo Wleiters aone er Der fer"
"Spao er Oct, bu tiger. Gut2" Me-
tier eriber ailereoe efter Spanbrem.
men.
@iitten raaber afprrgenoe:
"Nei, net ies f~orinaffeoe mig. Seq
piloe fige: lloen Weiters aone er Der
fem"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-15

st Scgucintfc, Gu Stomoaeraut
lao / eat arog al SnIen % ipiite i'm
@iteusulao,
Soa bcgpuete ban at tGae pea
6iugrcue,
"&poN er Oct. on iihoer 90 reguer
uo?" imrrate Wicitcren.
Seq tpIIcr, buor mango femme
Sooner, Der Dor Der | Suiet."
"gtaa, buor mango er Der iaa2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-15

bar en- Spnbe al Spgranoen - tpn'
gre emo oct anoet aorn. Den gamle
Wonb iasoe: Gen Set greier on
life. "Gpt", ia Marit "ipt Dig
paa on oeiaa, oct aaar lige rat"
Sun gif ogina meb benne op ben
bsie Staburtrappe. Sum tsrfeoe
berpaa Speben al Ganoen og la:
"Gu er oct siprt, iaa aarene fan faa
lpgge frem so til np SGrifing, naar
De fontnter biem ira Sfpaen."
Ieooeleren iiIfsiet: "Sfllloe nos
gen betpiIe Gisti9beoen al BET Der
anfsrte, fan man forpisie Jig ON
nraugt af SET peb at ia fig en- Sur
til glitah. ie paa 0}oterialerne I
Suiene, paa ale De opbrlote Stene,
iom Sbore bar baanbteret alene,
itsrre END sc Sernbanen M bar
maattet benptte 10 RanoS Set for
at iprGnge og ilgtte."
@ieneiGlb. SGgen: seq fan life
ioritaa, at De life tager Gem beore
iaat, Sr. SoIm; bper Sang De bar
pGret til @iiooag hos SobnIons, lpi'
Ter De Gem r~eaelmGs'ia ing"
SoIm: $50, men oct er oeSpprre
etilass Gsopenoisbeb."
2Gaen: "Gn Heopenbigbeo2
SporleoeS merer Sep"
Solm: 80, ier De, mar Sobn'
ions fonmcS til os. err De altio Ier
Yerioner, iaa De fan tGnfe Gem,
bporleoeS lea % min Some mna Ipiie
for at iaa Oct nogcnlunoe u%oieonet."
Saanan gif bet. @erba: "6pr.
tal mia, buorleoes oct belle gif TIL"
S~ngebora: ga, til Ell Se9pnSelie
lao ban paa line are."
@eroa: % bporleoes enote
bet2"
S~Snaebore: "9et enote nuco, at leg
lao paa benz"
Samieu Com er fomnet inc paa
aonteret, mems Slien er noe ct Die.
Bid: Set fam NOT bare. OIL or Ell
aiennemisrt SrbenSmauo, Glen,
men -"
SIien: "SporlebeS bet?"
Sonien: ait t9nfe iis til, at on
fan iiube paa at loaie Sfnfierne,
icroi on gaar no | fem Miutter. Scr
er ba ingcn SanbipnIigbeo for, at
npaen oil rpoe / Dine Eapirer."
Glen: ~9tei natlrliapiS. men
bporlebes ianoi on egentIig no, at
Sfuiierne par loaiet2"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

ATTEsTATION OF CONvEYANCEs.-
The law requiring witnesses names
to be attached to deeds, mortgages
and other written instruments af.
fecting real estate was superseded
about twenty years ago. All that is
necessary is the official acknowledge.
ment. Yet, it seems blanks arr
printed right along indicating where
names of witnesses are to be APP.
pended. Abstractors note the fact
as to the absence of witnesses, as il
1t were an important matter. While
the blanks show q place for names Of
witnesses, parties unfamiliar with
the law are inclined to consider the
instrument defective without this
attestation. A Seattle attorney re.
Gently visited our city, having oc.
casiOn to look at our deed records,
remarked that hundreds of thousands
OF dollars worth of property changed
hands every month in his home city
and Spokane with only the nOtOrial
certificate appended to the convey.
ance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10
How A PATRIOTIC WOMAN DIED.

How A PATRIOTIC WOMAN DIED.
Sophia Perevsky, a Russian woman,
only % years of age, was executed at
F'ilna on the 18th ult., and it is said
that when taken from the cell in the
early merning she walked gayly to
the gallows and ran lightly up the
steps leading to the moose. She re-
fused to have the usual sack thrown
over her head and shoulders, tearing
it from the executiOner's hands and
tossing it away. Pushing away her
guard she cried: Long live revo-
luton! This is how a Russian wo-
man dies" Then, fitting the moose
around her neck, she swung herself
off the platform. This was the end
of Sophia Perevsky' eight years as q
revolutionary. She was first cap
turcd at BielOstok, in 1905, in charge
of secret printing press, on which
occasion she nearly blew up herself
and her captors by putting her light
ed cigarette to some explosives. She
escaped from Jail in broad daylight,
making her way to England. After
a second visit to Russia she was re-
captured in November, 1907.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10
SUM MONS.
IN the Superior Court of the State OF
WaShinDfnn for Thur,f1,, l,n.,na.r

IN the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Thurston County.
Bell Coy and Samuel r. Coy, wife and
husband. Plaintiffs. W.. Jacob Sampler
and Jane Doe Sampler. husband and
wife, and Bell Higgins, Defendants.
State of Washington to Bell higgins,
Defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear
within 60 days from the date of the first
publication of this Summons to-wit:
within GO days from the Sd day Of April,
l.. d., 1908, and defend abe ahOy entitled
action in the above entitled court and
answer the complaint of plaintiffs and
serve copy of your answer upon the
undersigned attorney for plaintiffs, at hi
ofliEe stated below, and in case of your
failure so to do, Judgment will be rem
dered rRainst you according to the de-
mand OF the complaint which has been
filed with the Clerk of the Court.
This is an action for the purpose of
eecting you from a portion OF tho prop
erty described in the complaint.
JOHN NJ. WILSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office address: Room Byrne Block,
Olympia, Washington.
First publication, April 3. 1913 1t.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

THE first stone of the ShoshOne riv-
er irrigation dam, in Wyoming, was
laid last week. which will, when il
is completed place fully 81, 900 acres
of land within the pathway of the
homeseeker. Of this area, it is ex.
pected that 1000 acres will be wa.
tered and reclaimed before Fall,
and 10000 acres next Spring. The
lake formed by the dam will not be
large, as the dam will be 24O feet
high, blocking a deep gorge, and the
lake proper will be only 800 feet long
and 400 wide at the extreme limits.
The project is under the direction of
Of the general government.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

PATTI, the great singer, celebrat-
ed her Goth birthday, last month.
She seems to have discovered the
secret of eternal youth. " l will be
young as long as live," she is said
to have declared as child, and few
have kept a VOW with more fidelity.
Perhaps the secret of her youthful
appearance and unimpared vitality is
her love of fresh air and careful diet
ing. In Winter and Summer Patti
is always out for three hours daily,
and the elements possess no terror
for her.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

The cornerstone of the tide water
adjunct to the Soldiers Home was
laid at Port Orchard, Monday, under
the auspices of the Grand Army of
the Republic. Gov. Mead delivered
an address detailing the history of
the movement and eulogizing the
acts which have ennobled the soldier
and prompted efforts for his comfort.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

SAY, Oily, you asked us to Name
a Few OF Them" abiding to the
barnacles and leeches that had OBJ
structed local enterprise. Obliging-
ly, we complied. Was not the an
swer satisfactory, or shall we try
again?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

AMERICAN collectors at Berlin, it is
repsported, have found some curious
Greek paintings, said to be over g..
COO years old. They formed part OF
the famous Graf collection, and were
discovered in the Fayoum district OF
Egypt, and although SO old retain
their cOlors in remarkable freshness.
Their existence is due to the custom
of the ancients in placing portraits
of the dead in the place of sepulchre
with the mummies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

THE paving proposition is killed be-
cause the Light and Power Company re-
fuses 10 join.-Recorder.
Nonsense. If that be true, what
killed" the movement last year
and the year before? There always
has been a decided objection to the
costly improvement, from one cause
or another. Just now the electric
company has been selected for o
scape-gOat, an excuse for non
action.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

IT seems that the Republicans car
ried things with high hand in Ia
coma, Tuesday, electing ]. w. Linck
Mayor by q majority of nearly 3
600 over the present incumbent G.
p. Wright. The whole Republican
ticket was elected.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

THE twins cannot find words strong
enough to laud the gas company, and
were among the very first to tap its
mains. 1t will now be interesting
to watch and see how long it will be
before the GROWERS will tackle it as
an obstructionist and grasping mo-
n0n0ly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10
LADY Cook AGAIN AIDING HER

LADY Cook AGAIN AIDING HER
AMERICAN SISTERS. Lady Cook. who
before her marriage to the late Sir
Francis Cook, was Miss Tennessee
Chahin of New York, and engaged
with her sister, Mrs. Woodruff, in
the publication of the WoodhuU and
Chafin Weekly, paper advocating
woman s equality before the law, is
again in the Empire State to make
another campaign in the same en-
deavor She is a striking exempli-
ficatiOn of the theory she has always
advocated of wOman's capability for
an equal opportunity in business and
political matters. She came over in
the fall of 1906, and delivered several
addresses, and early in the year fol
lowing had an interview with Presi-
dent Roosevelt, in which she urged
the merits of a woman suffrage meas
ure as a Constitutional amendment
She is woman of rare intelligence,
wonderful individuality and persist
ent activity, and commands adpIira-
ton for the sincerity and industry
displayed in her philanthropic work
1t will be remembered that many
years ago, while women had the bal
lot in Washington Territory, she
wrote a series of articles for the
STANDARD suggestive of woman s ad-
vancement in the study of political
and economic questions.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

UNCERTAINTIES OF JUSTICES Pro
CEEDINGs.- There is some comment,
favorable and otherwise, regarding
Justices preparing papers in suits
brought before them, wherein they
are expected to pass on the merits OF
the case. There are some debtors
owing small amounts. who are dis.
inclined to pay, thinking the credi.
tor will not 60 to the expense of hir'
ing lawyer to prepare the requisite
documents, and this is the case in
many instances. Then again there
are cases wherein it is q matter OF
doubt whether right of action ex-
lists at all. If the Justice is com.
municated with and prepares the
papers before trial, he is apt to be BIZ
ased from the start. 1t requires con.
siderable skill to draw papers of this
character, and there are frequent
crude manifestations in the proceed.
ure of these Squires' courts.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

JUST LIKE THE YIELD Our STATE
HAS PRODUCED. Colorado farmers
are much interested in a new kind OF
wheat which Halsey NJ. Rhoades, Spe.
cial Government Field Agent, has
brought to their attention. An Idaho
farmer found few kernels OF this
wheat growing wild in Alaska and
attracted by their plumpness hard.
ness and other good qualities, brought
home seed and planted it. This was
two years ago and the seed gave a
large crop last year, yielding at the
rate of 100 bushels per acre. The
wheat will be thoroughly tested by
the State Agricultural College and
farmers there.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

LOCAL OPTION FAR BETTER. -Oi
the twenty Commonwealth which
have tried State prohibition since
Maine started the experiment in 1S46
only five retain it, and of these three
are the Southern States which are
just beginning to try it. OF the
seventeen Northern and Western
States which have, first and last, en-
acted State prohibition, Maine and
Kansas are the only ones which
retain it. The facts are from an
impartial review by the Literary
Digest. If they prove the failure OF
State prohibition they at the same
time confirm the superiority of the
Missouri local-option system.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

The cash receipts of the local post
Office for the quarter ending March
3lst, amounted to IS, 769. 36, exceed
ing the receipts of the same period
last year by $3.50.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

REPRESENTATIVE Gavin, OF Illinois, in
the National House Of Representatives,
denounced what he characterized as s'the
exchange of soiled nobility for millions
and woman-"-Er
Which it will be admitted are all
the ingredients for q tainted re-
Snectability.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

Miss Clara Clemens, the cOntralto,
daughter Of the inimitable humorist,
Mark Twain, is about to make q tour
of the South and Middle West, &C
companied by Miss Marie Nichols vi.
olinist. 1t is hoped they may include
the Far West in their route. The
latch-string will always be found
hanging out to the daughter of Mark.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

1T seems that Prof. Staby, the in
ventOr of the system of wireless tel
egraphy in use by the German navy
has no faith in the vibration tuning
for wireless messages to strike re-
sponsive chord in the instrument for
which it is intended and his belief
that there was no means of restrain
ing theft of wireless messages. He
says: AS the criminal code cannot
prevent thieving on Earth, SO any
amount of law-making will fail tC
stop robberies in the air, and l can
not conceive of any technical way tG
fOrestall the tapping of wireless mes
sages.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10
The Equality Club.

The Equality Club held a very en-
ioyable and doubtless profitable meet
ing Tuesday night. in the classroom
of the Christian church. Although
the memberships nearly fifty, about
one third Of that number are faithful
attendants unless some special fea-
ture aside from routine business is
announced. While Mrs. DcNoc, the
/ President, was expected. it was sub
Sequently announced that her visit
this and the Gray's Harbor district
had been postponed till next month.
An excellent substitute was present.
however. unannounced. who has had
much to do in advancing women :
station i'll Grange work. Mrs. Is. Il.
Lord, whose visit to her son. banker
c. j. Lord, about a year ago, will be
rendered by all who were so fortu-
nate as to make her acquaintance.
She is an interesting speaker, and
observation and experience have well
adapted her for the good work she is
doing in advancing her own sex to
the intellectual fields of endeavor
She gave very encouraging account
OF the progress made in popular SEN
timcnt in the great State, of New
York where she has hitherto resided;
though she fears the ballot may not
be obtained in her lifetime, it is sure
to come, and many barriers had al
ready been removed by securing 4
patient hearing. Mrs Lord has uni
ted with the local club, and her pres
ence, example and influence, can but
be exceedingly encouraging and up
lifting.
The local club feels greatly encour-
aged by the sincere sympathy and
active support of such valiant aids
as have lately come into the open in
defense of equal rights for all. Hon.
p. ID. Moore, by invitation, delivered
an eloquent address in commemora-
ton of the life-work of Susan B. An
thony on Feb. 10Th. Having been a
lifelong acquaintance of this distin-
guished pioneer Of free thought, it
seemed exceedingly appropriate that
he should pronounce an eulogy on the
anniversary Of her natal day.
At the regular meeting in March,
Judge Byron Millett delivered a we'll
prepared and exhaustive address on
the local history of the suffrage move
ment, its success and the salutary re-
suits flowing from woman's brief ex-
empiification of her ability to cast
the ballot wisely and well, and free
from prejudice, or bigotry of sect or
creed. 1t is the submission of such
carefully considered opinions of fair
and intelligent men that set people
to thinking, and that is all the intel
ligent advocate asks of her brother
man.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

TIE Foraker National League oil
negroes now has an organization in
eight States. Rev. E. NJ. Langden
of Mississippi, is at its head, and
Oliver Randolph, a clerk in the
Treasury Department, at Washing.
ton, is its Secretary. 1t will open
headquarters in Washington, D. C.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-04-10

THE United States Supreme Court de-
cided that members of labor unions may
be discharged at the option of the en-
ployer.-Er.
Which, Of course, involves the
principle that employers may be dis
charged at the option of the unions.