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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-25

New York, Jan. 25.-Thc White
star liner, Baltic. with passengers of
the Republic aboard, reached quaran-
time. The Florida, damaged, is i'm the
convoy Of the American liner. New
York, near Sandy Hook. The Repub-
lie sank last night In - fathoms.
Captain scaiby was taken on just be-
fore she SINK.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-25
ITALIAN RELIEF FUND.

At the request of MIR. l.. Vivi-
ana, who has been requested by
the Italian consul at Louisville
10 collect and transmit to him
funds for the relief Of the Italian
earthquake sufferers. The Sun
will receive any such donations
and see that theyt are properly
forwarded to the consul at Lou
isyille. Any readers of The Sun,
therefore, who wish 10 contrib
ute, may send the money to The
San and announcements OF the
contributions VIII be made from
day 10 day.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-25

Cumberland, Nd. Jan. 25.-Ihree
were killed and ten injured when the
cars on an incline at the Piedmont
(W. Val coal mines broke loose and
coHided with others at the bottom.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-25

New York. Jan. 25.-News of the
sinking Of the Republic came through
a wireless dispatch received from
Siaconset. The dispatch reads:
Republic gone down. No one
aboard. All crew safe on revenue
cutter Gresham"
An hour later another wireless
message was received stating that
the revenue cutter Gresham with thu
Mans Land, an island south OF
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-25
Graoey Self.

Miss Graesy Self, the 13-year-old
daughter of Mr., and Mrs ]. l.. Self.
Of O'Brien's addition, died Saturday
night at her home after two weeks
illness of pneumonia. The body was
taken to Murray yesterday afternoon
for burial.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-25
Interesting Sermon Preached
Last Night at First Baptist
by DR.. Mah0ny.
Sermons to be Preached Every
Night This Week.
THE PROGRAM FOR TOMORROW

To a crowded house the Bible in
sltltute began last night at the First
Baptist church with an interesting
sermon on The Little Gospel" by
the Rev. w. ], Mahoney. Services
were held this morning. as we'll as
this afternoon. This evening there
will be services. This program Will be
carried out until Friday night. when
the institute viii close. The program
was arranged by the pastor. the Rev.
NJ. y. Doid. who has secured some OF
the best speakers IN the state.
Great interest In the services Is
expected ali week. The Rev. c. NJ.
Thompson. formerly pastor Of the
church. editor OF the Western Record
at Louisville. will' deliver several ad-
dresses. This morning the following
pastors. who are on the program for
addresses had arrived: w. J. Mahoney
NJ. Il. staley, OF Fulton, w. G, Tay-
!or. of Arlington; j. NJ. Burgess, Of
B,andevllle: J. X. Stewart, OF Lone
Oak. I'd Ranson, OF Blandeville. and
W. l.. Sulliyanf OF Clinton.
All Of the speakers have promised
10 attend the institute and keep all
Of the engagement.
The Session Begins.
The regular WORK .. the institute
commenced this morning at 10 O'Clock
with devotional led by the Rev w.
s. Taylor. This was followed by "I'he
Teaching Function OF a Church" By
the SECRETARY, W. J. Mahoney. At
1915 the Rev. NJ. y. Staley spoke on
"won by One"
AZ 2 O'Clock the Rev. T. b. Rouse
led the devotional. Al AIS w. ID.
Powell. ID. D.. spoke on "The Mission
Of New Testament Church" At 3
O'Clock the Rev T. b. Taylor spoke
on "our Christian and American
sabbath"
TomoFrow'c Program.
10 a. m. devotional--Rev. ]. NJ.
Burgess.
fN:s0-The Bible Doctrine OF
Adoption Sec. j. ID. Maddox. NJ. ID.
ii:i5-T'he Two Covenants--Rev.
n. b. Taylor. ID. u.
9 y. m.--Devotional-sRev. q. T..
Hoh
2.l5-How 90 Study the Bible
Rev. q. NJ. Savage. ID. ID.
s-The Holy Spirit In Mans Salv-
ation-Rev I. y. Penick. ID. d.
Night Meeting.
Tonight at 80 there will be
preaching at the Baptist churches OF
the city as follows: First, Rev. II. b.
Taylor: Second, Rev. w. J. Mahoney;
Twelfth Street, Rev. NJ. y. Staley;
East. Rev. j. NJ. Burgess.
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Woods Hole. Mass, Jan. 25.--
Captain Sealby and fifty members OF
the crew OF the Republic were taken
OF by the cutter Gresham and trans
ferred TO Seneca today. They are on
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-25
Abruzzi Again.

London, Jan. 25.-The Globes
Rome correspondent says definitely
today the duke of Abruzzi has aban-
doned his Himalayas expedition in or
der to reopen negotiations with Kath-
crime Elkins. t@tN
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His Arm DisIocated.

Maxon Mills. Jan. 25.--(Special)
While moving lumber Saturday
afternoon Mr.. John Prince dis!ocated
his left ann. The injury is not a
serious one.
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REPUBLIC SINKS In FORTY-FIVE PATHOMS
OF WATER PASSENGERS ALL TAKEN OFF
Republic sinks.

their way to New York.
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CONTINUED on Page Eighth
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-05-07
Railroad otaeiais Scared.

Chicago, May High officials OF
the Pennsylvania railway Company
had a thrilling escape today when the
special car in which they were travel
ing caught fire. The occupants of the
car were first vice-president Joseph
Wood; second vice-president j. j. Tur-
ner and Chief Engineer Thomas Rodd
Mr.. Turner escaped through a window
The fire occurred near Hanna, Ind
Revival Meeting Notes.
Although there has been no report
from the meetings at the Baptist
church o several days the meetings
have been full OF interest. There
have been several conversions and
additions t the church since h last
report and the preaching and singing
in the meetings have been especially
good.
The morning services have been dis
continued for the remainder OF the
only the evening services Will
be continued. his has been done in
order that the Christian people who
mainly constituted the morning con-
gregation might have the time OF the
service for personal york in the inter
est OF the meetings.
The Baptismal service will be held
on Spring River at 5 O'Clock Sunday
and there are e per-
sons % be baptized at that time.
The daily services are held each ev-
at the church at 7:45 and the
public is invited to attend.
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Franks part lot 10 blk. original Ros-
well, $500.
]. R. Richards ct ux to J. NJ. Smith
N half NE quarter 22-9-25 $1.00.
James Dixon ct Tx to J. L. Gibbany
part Sc quarter Sc quarter SW quar-
ter, 32-10-24, $40.
The Artesian Valley Land Co., to
Alice Harbert SW quarter SW quar-.
ter Sc quarter 1885, $1,000.
J. c.. Jordan ct Tx to Evalena F.
Smith Lot 9, E half lot Z blk. 8 South
Roswell, $4,000.
Fannie J.. Eaton to J. l.. Keel part
lots 6 and Z block Is original Roswell
$4,000.
J. L. Keel ct ux to P. G. Jacoby part
lots 6 and z blk. 10 original Roswell.
John Shaw to c.. J.. ranks lots !
and 2 blk. % original Roswell $3.50.
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12 Per- Cent. Guaranteed first yea!

12 Per Cent. Guaranteed first year
on your investment. Corner lot 125
by 1913. Good z room dwelling, good
out-building, large 2 story barn, nice
lawn, shade trees, bearing fruit trees,
grape vines, etc. rent on present build
ing will pay IL per cent on price OF
property. Plenty of DON on lot for
two more good dwellings,. Electric
light, good water and windmill, also
city water and sewer, Apply to "C'
care Record.
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Meets at Dallas Next.

Guthrie, Okla, May THE South
west Interstate Commission on Coun-
try Life adjourned today after elect
ing e. D. Cameron, OF Guthrie, pres
ident OF the permanent organization
and &C. Nelson, of Salt Lake City
first vice-president. The next con
vention will be at Dallas, Texas.
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EIGHT MORE iNDIcT-
MENTS RETURNED TO-DAY

The territorial grand jury made its
second report at two O'Clock this af-
%ternoon. reporting eight more indict-
ments, which makes a total of IA to
date. The officers are not ready to an
nounce the identity of the persons in
dicted in six of the last eight true
bills. One of the others is against
w. T. Wells, for killing Ollie Shirley,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-05-07

WAGON LOAD OF BRICK
RAN OVER MR. JONES.
Special to the Record.
Hagerman, May IL. Jones was SER
iously injured in a accident herr this
morning, a wagonload of brick rum
ming over him and breaking three ribs
and the collar bone. The injuries are
very painful but not considered. dan
gerouS.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-05-07

Take your horse to Cruise. He does
them up right. tt
FOR SALE:-Savage rifle 25-35 with
saddle scabbard, belt, SO shells. Ly-
man sights and brass cleaning rod,
$500. Address M. F. clio Record
Office. 57t2+.
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Runaway Soon Captured,

Runaway Soon Captured.
A buggy horse that had been driven
to town by Capt. Fritez Bruggeman,
of the Military Institute and left in
front Of the Independent Hardware
Company store on South Main street,
ran away at nine O'Clock this morning.
After a chase of three blocks was cap
Itured by lee Drury before any dam
age was done.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-05-07

and the eighth is against Charley Tut
tie, ON the charge of aiding a priso-
ner to escape Court did very little
today, a~djourning at two O'Clock this
afternoon until nine tomorrow morn
ing.
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Have your abstracts examined ane
bonded by the Bonded Abstract 4 Sc
curity Co., Oklahoma Block. 3ot
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WANTED:-2nd hand spring or 2in
wagon, also set Of double harness
Address 908 N. Richardson. 57t2s
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Watches that run a life time, at I
B. Boellner, the jeweler. q
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TWO AMERICAN SHIPS
TO PROTECT INTERESTS

Gibraltar May 7.-American cruiser
North Carolina, left here today for AL
exandretta. The Montana is still coal
ing but will follow her sister ship
when this is finished. The IVA yes
sells are on their way to Turkish wa
tiers for the protection of American
interests.
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LOST:-Black leather folding pocket
book, containing nearly 50 in change
and check for SIS and deposit slip
for $25. Leave at Post Office for re-
ward. It's.
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The Progressive Music Company Is
Offering special prices on all its line o.
pianos for the month of May. links
Jewelry Store. 57t2*.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-05-07

IT pounds graduated Sugar for s
at Joyce-Pruit Co..
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While down own tomorrow DO not
fail to drop in and inspect the new
Queensware department of the Joyce
Pruit Company.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-05-07

California Burbank spuds, cwt. nov
SO. S0.-Joyce-Pruit Company.
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/. That dollar goes farther when
spent with the Joyce-PrMt Company.
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Mrs. A. v. K. Gillespie, who was OF
GRATED on about ten days ago, Is doini
nicely.
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Mo Base Ball Today.

Acting on the belief hat little inter
est had developed in the proposed
games between the base ball teams OF
the Military Institute and the Here
ford College, Col. Jas . w. Wilson tele
graphed the Hereford team not to
come. Consequently there was no
game today and will be lone tomor-
row.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-05-07
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Transfers OF RcdI Estate.
The following deed have been filed
for record in the office of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
c. s.. Whiteman ct ux ct ais to John
r. ST. John lot 3 blk 5 Ovard's ad-
dition 81.
Kenna Development Co., to w. H.
Smith lot 9 blk 4 Kenna $40.
P. H. Boone to NJ. W. Hodges lot 5
blk s Victoria Hts $2,250.
F. E. Van Doren ct ux to VIM. E.
Bowen lot 5 blk 6 Hagerman, 81.
Annie B. McClain ct vir to G. j.
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Lawn mowers-Enterprise Hard
ware Company. 57t2.
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New spuds of just the proper size
at only 6 cents pound at Joyce-Pruit
Company.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-05-07

Brick ice cream made for all occ;
sions.-Roswell Creamery Co. 55t
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It's L. B. Boellners nowadays for
up to date jewelry. 2t.
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See L. B. Boellner, the jeweler, TO
Graduating Presents. q
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-05-07

Nothing can beat our brick zee
cream for parties Or social gatherings
Roswell Creamery Co. 55t3.
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Bermuda Onions, only 4 cents pound
Joyce-Pruit Company.
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DR.. CRUTCHER LECTURES
ON BATTLE OF WATERLOO.
DIR. Howard Crutcher gave the Sec
ono Of his lectures on Napoleon at the
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Fancy Veal and Poultry.-U. S. MAI
ket. !
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Hamnocks, freezers, coolers,-En
terprise Hardware Co.. STU.
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wANTED:-Girl Of IL to 16 for after
noon nurse.-2O7 S. KY, 57t2*.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-05-07

Fresh Fish,. S. Market. 1t.
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JACOB cAAvEs, sups. Of insurance.
r. N. a. N Deputy.

Territory of New Mexico
SURAN DEPARTMENT
Santa Fe February Is, 1909.
Occidental Life Insurance Company,
Abuquerqu New Meco.
Gmlemen:- Thisde department. s to reports as the result of the recent examin
alton made as of Decmber3 81 1905 by Mr. Paul L. Wookton consulting actuary and
examiner employed in this department
FIRST That the company had approved admitted assets as Of december 81. 1908,
Thee deeds and bstwcts of title, and all oe rnmsaryp papers were carefully
checked ovra Ind found to ben perfectly good order
LIABILITIES
SECOND The net liabilities to poy holders commed upo the ActuareS able of
Mortality with per uJ INTEREST vas $50 32OO.
SURPLUS
THIRD Tha 1.-THE ompan hda net admtteds urpust to pocy hodes OF 1OO157s9
MORTALITY
FOURTH That mortality expeenceo Of the Company has been extremely favorable;
death dains hayeoe promptly paid md the Company appears to have upon its
INTEREST
ably in excess OF rate assumed on the aeMadon fits premiumsM and legal reserve
SIXTH Its rcords and accounting systems are now being accurately kept, in accord
a aMe with the requirements OF this department
- - COMMENT
The company hasg n us every assistance in making this Examination, and are
Wiling to adopt suegestonsr iron ths department which aem made for the benefit and
protection policy holders
ane ompan for the conservatism shown in it's operations and economy both hmh
tend to uphold it's nanciaH strength and standign or Territory.
st Yoursv cry truly,
CTgned) JACOBO CHAVEZ
y Superintendent OF hsurance
Why MOI Writey Our Life nsuranc with the Occidental and help de-
velope New rexico instead of New York
3 SOUTHWESTERN I'VE co.
General gents-Abuqueque, N N.
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Missouri and Protection

Cedar Falls Record: Senator Stone
Of Missouri, Democrat though he is,
made a strong plea the other day for
continuance of the present duty on
iron ore. He took occasion in the
course of his address to pay his re-
spects to Mr.. Bryan and states that
he liked Bryan but did not like every
thing that he says. Missouri IS Just
on the eve of great development.
That state is a regular Pennsylvania
when it comes to mineral wealth. It
has millions of tons Of iron ore in Its
hills and mountains; 1t has the richest
lead and zinc mines in the world and
Its coal and aluminium beds are al
most unlimited. Senator Stone doubt
less represents the Democrats of Mis-
souri, when he pleads for protection
for it's minerals. And this again leads
to the conclusion that the tariff is
largely local issue.
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patton. In my opinion constipation
is responsible for most ailments. There
are thirty-two feet of human bowels,
pipe becomes clogged. the whole system
digestion and impure blood. which often
produces rheumatism and kidney all
ments. No woman who suffers with con-
stipation or any liver COMPLAINT complain can ex-
good health. -,
to the stomach, liver and nerves. They
invigorate instead of weakening; they
enrich the blood instead of impoverish-
ing it; they enable the stomach to get
all the nourishment from 1000 that u
put into it.
These pills contain no calomel, no dope,
they are soothing, healing and stimu-
latina. 1 They school the bowels to act
without physic. Price % cents.
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THE SPEAKER WAS STILL STUDYING
FACE ON THE CANVAS.

"That's exactly what it means" Th
reply came in slow, almost inaudib.
tone. The speaker was still studying t.
face on the canvas.
It was not an uncommon picture, ON
would have said at the first glance. On
ly q woman, with fair sweet face
Beautiful certainly, but not more SO thai
hundreds Of others who look down from
the walls Of art galleries every day. a
second and closer look awoke desire t.
study the face and in so doing its charm
grew upon you.
Ito continued.)
Z II you desire clear complexion
take Foley. Orino Laxative for con
stipation and liver trouble as It will
stimulate these organs and thoroughly
cleanse your system. whic is wha1
everyone neecs in the spring in order
to fee, we'll. Wilkinson & Co.
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CHAPTER II.

sHelloi SNOWFALL! Look! Look out
for the millennium. What will Noah do
for coat while Methuselah is off on
> larkf Does Barnum know you re QUIT
What's the price Of woolf
A dozen or more college students re-
turning to New Orleans after the va
cation, crowded to the deck-rail Of q
large Mississippi steamer as it swung
gracefully around curve, and ran into
o wayside landing. Their rude remarks
we're addressed to venerable negro man
waiting to get on the boat. Under one
arm he carried large fiat parcel, done
up in brown paper, seemingly more
bulky than wcighty. In his other hand
was large cedar stick with grotesque-
" carved head. With this stick the old
man stcadied his tottering limbs as he
ptepped carefully onto the gangplank.
look of relief crossed his dark scanned
face as he reached the vessel in safety.
Whether confused by the cries Of the
youths or whether thrown from his feet
by a sudden lurch of the vessel, no one
could tell, but from some cause, the old
negro vas thrown off his balance and
fell to the floor Renewing their cries
the students hurried below evidently in
search Of fun. They were followed by
young man of refined appearance, who
had been watching them with very evi
dent disapproval.
ssPride must have fall Fly high anc
light low. How the mighty great are
rallen.'
The words were followed by a chorus
shouts, and Kisses. When the youths
acaed the old man, who had risen to M
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.nees he. with clasped hands and uI

knees, he, with clasped hands and w
lifted eyes, seemed to be praying. II
rusty beaver hat had fallen to the foo
leaving his head, with its thin fringe OF
white hair, bare. One flashily dressed
youth lifted the hat on the toe of his
boot and sent it spinning across tho
deck to the feet of the gentleman who
had followed them. Pointing to the ne
cro,s bald head, he began, in wild
uproarious voice, to sing. His compan--
ions Joined him.
g There was an old niger, and his
name was Ned.
He died long, long ago.
He had no wool on the top Of his head,
The place whar the wool oughter
grow. !"
"Look,n cried another, pointing to
the parcel which the man had carried,
but which now lay on the floor, par
italy Invested Of its wrapping, reveal
ing picture on canvas with large hole
through the center, having come in con-
tact with some sharp object in the fall.
Look, he has spoiled the picture Of
his best girl
The young man stopped and lifted
the hat, that had rolled to his feet and
going over to whore the negro was kneel
ing, placed it on his head.
Let me assist you, he said kindly,
holding out his hand. ssYou are not
hurt, I hope
No marster, ain 7 hurt, but I d 'er
thousand time ruther bin dan ter seen
dat,'' nodding his head toward the pic
ture.
MAYBE it's not so bad as it looks to
b. Get up, and let's see just what the
damage u.s.
The young man assisted the old one
TO his feet, and to the upper deck. The
riotous youths, constituting his actions az
) reproof to them, subsidized, only one or
two Of the most reckless indulging in o
low hiss, or whistle. Even this was
feeble, and ono by one they moved away
leaving the gentlemanly stranger and his
protege together.
When he had found seat for the ole
man, the stranger took the portrait ane
spread it out, placing the ragged edges
carefully together. and examined it crit
cally.
i "It's ruined, 40 far as its market val:
ne is concerned. It evidently struck
some sharp object in the fall
docs dat mean it won't bring ne
money, marstera' the old man asked il
trembling tones. he gazed piteously in
4 10 the face Of his new friend, his jas
dropped hopelessly
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OF Grant or Sherman. There remains
Ior US the great duty Of defending the
institutions OF peace. There Is open
70 US the noble pursuit OF improve
ment. May our conception OF civic
DUTY De enlarged to the circle OF our
environments; and may no day dawn
upon our nation whose distant shades
OF night are tinged with aught but the
patriots hope.
The surrender at Appomattox was
the Mason and Dixon Line" In our
national history. On yonder side
was the wilderness and the field, the
IeeDle campfire, and homeless men;
on this side American homes and fire.
sides and wives and children; there
doubt and despair; here confidence
and brightest hopes for the destinies
OF our government.
The future welfare Of our country
demands faithful adherence to the
enduring principles OF justice, the solid
rocks upon which the structure Of this
republic Is builded. Equal rights for
all; special privileges for none; love
OF freedom and respect for law, are
the tenents and the creed Of our polit-
ical religion.
The present generation must meet
and solve the problems OF today.
Never before has the public conscience
been so much alive to the interests OF
tn masses. Purpose has ripened into
determination. The vigor Of the pub.
lie mind demands that all laws shall
be enforced; and their violations shall
not escape their punishment. This is
the confidence Of the present; hope
full sign that robs the future OF Its
doubts.
AS time hurries on, events recede'
Incidents which are OF lesser import
ance are not long remembered; but
history has not lost the record Of q
single struggle that has added 70 the