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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-15

'auld he divuIge the interesting de-
ais he claims to have locked up in
lis seeretIve bosom.
When it was suggested that he might
h least take the city attorneys office
ITO his confidence. Aylett winked his
tler eve and announced he would have
see his attorney. Aylett intlmated
Hat the city attorney and his stan
IEoald have to wait for the grand jury
i assion, the same as everyone else.
Alias denial of an attempted brlbe,
neither made as a joke, as test OF
Ina, as way of getting his vote hrst
!. nd giving him the ha-ha afterwards,
as the real thing, is one OF the
aPrIses of the affair to those who
ave been watching it through the past
'seks. Unless some responsible people
ave been very much mistaken IN what
'ala tried to tell them, up until Sunday,
as vas repeating a story of his own
4yenture with the alleged bride lden-
sa with the story Aylett tells. Now,
'lEever, be denies any offer of money
any time.
Board Meeting a Warm One.
4 The full membership Of the board
Us present at the meeting called at
1 100, while the city attorney in person,
aPported by his deputy. Fred Mllver'
O. was on hand, prepared to solve any
j gal problems that might arise in con
elton with the graft allegations. j.
! 6liman, head Of the proposed paving
d apany, in the interest Of which the
sesed brFbe IS supposed to have been
-Dfel was present as an interested
Fsctator.
ihe account of the alleged attempt
mleery, as given yesterday morning
he Advertiser, formed the text or
y meeting, Mayor Fern reading let
= . the board regarding the matter,
, saleh the following occurred:
beg to call your attention to Ger
- matters that appeared in The Al,
user relative to alleged attempt or
IAN parties to bride member OF
4 = nody in relation 10 his vote IN re-
~ TO overriding Of the Mayors veto
me ordinance. calling for the paving
Fort street.
! would suggest that the matter
aId before a special committee to
s'i' to the board al its regular meet
In, % De held on Tuesday evening,
Nothing Secret.
s.efvisor Quinn objected at once
h, ! secrecy in the matter, stating
A "a me affair was one that concerned
4 torIPau9 hc as well as the board and
D. y u oe threshed out In public meet
(iv nc wanted quick action and pub
was vas then that Aylett sprung his
NOhtlnued on Page Four
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-15
RAILROAD BILL
MAKES PROGRESS

WASHINGTON. June 14.-The con
ference report on the railroad bill has
been presented to the senate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-15
Election Disputed.

Deputies sheriff are guarding the
Oklahoma- State records to prevent
Governor Haskell from removing then.
to the newly chosen capital, the cleo
ton being contested.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-15
GUTHRIE DETERMINED
TO BE THE CAPITAL
Guarding State Records and Making
Charges of Irregularity in
CAPITAL Vote

GUTHRIE, Oklahoma. June IL
Great excitement prevails here today
as result of the determination to pre-
vent the removal of the State capital
to Oklahoma City, recently selected as
the capital city at a popular election.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03
LOngwOrth's Denial.

Mr.. Longworth denied today any
knowledge of any letters in which
Mr.. Roosevelt, as alleged, stated he
would not be a candidate for presi
dent, for governor OF New York. for
senator from New York or for any
other political position, but, accord
Ing to the Post, admitted that he re-
ceived many communications recently
from the former president.
In letters which Theodore Roose-
Welt is alleged to have written to
President Taft, Senator Root and
William Loeb, Jr, it was said by the
Washington Post today that the for
mer president thoroughly endorses
the Taft administration, favors Mr.,
Loeb to succeed Governor Hughes of
New York and indicates that his de-
cision to remain in private life is
final and inalterable.
Favoring Harmony.
While Colonel Roosevelt believes
that a fight within the party, when II
Is confined to opinions of legislation
may be healthful, the Post said he
does not favor a degree of insurgency
that threatens 10 disrupt the party al
the polls, and probably will deliver
some speeches in the congressional
campaign in the west urging the re
turn of republicans to congress.
When Colonel Roosevelt speaks be
fore the national conservation con
gress in St. Paul in September, it ii
said, he will declare himself agar
for the policies for which he has al
WAYS stood. but will insist that th'
work be pressed forward without
making conservation pivot for poll
tlcal expedients.
Loeb Merely Smiles.
NEW YORK. May 3.-WilliaH
Loeb. Jr.. merely smiled when he wa
asked about the letters Theodore
Roosevelt is said to have written L
President Taft. Senator Root an
himself. He was unwilling to "a,
anything for publication but h
made it clear to his friends that h
knew nothing OF the letters or OF an,
plans of Mr.. Roosevelt involving hi
own political future.
"NO." Says Taft.
PITTSBURG. Pa. May 3.-Whei
President Taft was informed of tn
story published in-washington a
30 letters said to have been receives
by him and was asked II he had re
eeived any such communications fror
Ar. Roosevelt, he shook his head
No" he added
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03

Ia of sw Ia. sw IA of sw Ia,
Sec. 10.
No. sI-Geo. Yorkshir, Spokane.
Wash. twp. AZ, west, Sc Ia OF
NE Ia, NE Ia of Sc Ia. Sec. Z. sw
Ia OF NV Ia. NV IA of sw IL
Sec. s.
No. S2-Andrew Anderson, Har-
rison. Idaho. twp. a.. 3 west. NE Ia
OF NV Ia, Sc IL Of NV Ia. NE IA
OF sW IA. NV Ia OF Sc Ia, Sec. 3.
No. SS-wm. p. Friedman. Spo-
kane. Wash. twp. a.. 3 west, NE Ia
Of Sc IA. NV Ia of Sc ia. SW
IA of NE IA, Sc Ia of NV IL.
Sec. rs.
No. st-Thomas NJ. Hunt. spo-
kane, Wash, twp. as, 8 west, SW IA
OF Sc Ia, Sc IA OF sW IA. Sec. s,
NE Ia of NV IA. NV IA Of NE
IA Sec. II.
No. S5-Joseph A. Pritchard, But
te. Mont, twp as. west. NE Ia OF
Sc IA, NV IA OF Sc IA. SW IA
OF Sc ia, Sc IA OF SELF. Sec. 20,
No. S6-Emil b. Mcdlne. Sand
point, Idaho. twp as. west. lots s,
and s, Sec. IL.
S7-No response.
SS--James D. Hopkins. Oakland,
H., twp. As, west. lot 2, NV IA OF
Sc Ia, SW IA OF Sc IA, Sc Ia OF
Sc Ia, Sec 81
s9-Mary Agnes Redlingshafer
Tekoa, Wash. twp. a., 1 west, NE Ia
OF Sc Ia. NV IA OF Sc Ia. SW IA
OF Sc IA, Sc Ia OF Sc ~, Sec. II.
9O--Gust Blomquist. Cheney,
1 Wash, twp. 40, west. NE Ia OF
fContfnuAd nm Para FaarO
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03
OCCUR D'ALENE IDAHO. TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1910

SW Ia. SW Ia of Sc IA, Sc IA OF
Sc Ia. Sec. %, NE IA Of NV IA
OF Sec. 81.
No. 72-Vance F. Scales. Chehalis,
Wash, twp. AZ. 4 west, NE Ia of
sW Ia. NV Ia of SW Ia, NE Ia
OF Sc Ia. NV Ia of Sc Ia, Sec. Il.
No. 73-Perley ]. Thomas, Tekoa,
Wash, twp. AS. 3 west. NE IA of
SW IA, Sc IA OF SW Ia, SW Ia of
SW IA, NV Ia of Sw Ia, Sec. "a.
No. 74-August Fisher, Spokane,
Wash. twp. a., . west. lots 2 and 3.
Sc Ia of NV Ia. NE IA OF sw IA
Sec. 80.
No. 75-Paul Abendroth, Pull
man, Wash, twp. a.. 4 west. NE Ia
of NE ia, NV IA of NE IA, SW
IA OF NE Ia, Sc IA of NE IL,
Sec. 10.
No. 76-Wm. NJ. Mast. Jr., Spo-
kane, Wash. lotsl5. and 10, Sec
s, twp. As, 5 west, and NE IA of Sc
IA, Sec. ~. twp. as. 6west.
No. 77-Leonard r. Booth, Occur
d'Alene, twp. Al. west, NE Ia OF
SW IA, NV IA OF sW Ia, SW IA
OF SW IA, Sc Ia Of SW Ia. Sec. 8,
No. 7S-Christ Jasper, Pullman
Wash, twp. 46, west, lots and 4
SW Ia OF NV IA, NV Ia of SW
IA, Sec. 5.
No. 79-Ernest Thosath, Spokane
Wash, twp. As, west, NE Ia oil
NE IA, NV Ia OF NE Ia, SW IA
OF NE IA, NE IA OF NV IA Sec. "a
No. SO-Ferman f. Pritchett, Sea-,
tie, Wash, twp. a.. 3 west. NV IA
OF NV IA. SW Ia OF NV Ia. NV
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03
IMPORTANT BONDS
CARRY, Others DEFEATED
Light Vote POIGd and But Little Interest
Shown. in Result

The bonding election Is over and
the issue which has created such a
wide interest among the citizens OF
this city for the past two weeks
has passed into history, The improve
ments carried: while the are aud
water issues were defeated. The
voting was fair in every precinct
and kept up until a few minutes be-
fore the polls closed at o'clock,
The Improvements carried by 60,
while the Are question was defeated
by and the water by 50 votes, az
the following ratnrns will show.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03
is ROOSEVELT OUT
FOR PRESIDENT?
STORY is DENIED BY WASHING
TON POST, BUT LONGWORTH
SAYS NOT AUTHORIZED.
President Taft Denies Receiving Let
ters ON Subject.

WASHINGTON, May Supple
menting its declaration that former
President Roosevelt in letters to
President Taft and other friends in
Washington had declared himself in
perfect accord with the Taft admins
'tration and would not be a candidate
for any political Office after his return
Ito the United States, the Washing
ton Post this morning says that
letters from the ex-president were
'received by his son-in-law, Represen-
|tative Longworth of Ohio, and Sena-
tor Henry c. Lodge OF Massachusetts
stating the authors attitude.
The Post says the speeches made
BY Longworth and Senator Lodge al
the recent banquet or the state re-
publican clubs in Washington, in
which both doomed the Taft admins
Grafton and the Taft program for re.
domination in 1912, were prompted
by personal letters from Mr.. Roose,
welt.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
IN SESSION
DISCUSS MATTERS on INTEREST
N MAKING PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BETTER.
TomorrOw's Program Full Of Inter-
estlnK Topics.

The second annual trustee meeting
OF the schools OF Kootenai county be-
gan this morning for two days See
sion. The gathering Is being held
In the court room OF the city hail,
and the attendance today has been
extremely good, there being more
than seventy present. Nearly every
district in the county Il represented.
State Superintendent S. Belle Cham
berlain OF Boise and President Geo.
II, Black of the state normal arc both
In attendance.
The well prepared program IL be-
Ing carried out complete with the
exception OF one address which was
10 have been given by supt W. A.
Sides OF Pocatello. that gentleman
being unable to be present. The
meeting was opened by short talk
from County Superintendent OF
Schools O Il Shern. who spoke on
the topic OF Selecting Teachers For
Our Schools
State superintendent of Schools
Miss Chamberlain gave a short talk.
but her address proper was carried
over until tomorrow forenoon. at
which time she will speak on school
Architecture" and the same will be
followed by general discussion.
This afternoon Judge r. c. Egg
beers spoke at length on the subject.
Responsibilities and Rewards Of
School Trustees Mrs u. thinner
on Patriotism In our Public
Schools" she being the patriotic in
structor Ia the W. r. C., W. A. An.
drew on Business Methods for In
dependent Districts, and general
discussion on the subject. Needed
School Legislation. which was
opened by " u Nogsl and J. Thun-
borg
Wednesdays Program.
The program tomorrow Is an eK-
celent one and IL hlled with much
valuable Information for every one
who will be IN attendance II is As
follows;
lOs30-"Are the Schools Meeting
the Requi. emeutH Of the Present
Day. discussed from Ave points Of
view. each - minutes From a by
Eienie point Of view. Or J 7 Wood
from a teachers point Of view. supi
Chas Johnson from a moral point OF
View. Rev " II Fry from a bust
ness point Of yieW. J { White. from
rural point Of yies Adolph Mol
stad General discussion
00--IntermiHslon.
| 10 How to Make the Schools
Help the Community. Pres Geo n.
Black
| 2:00-fmproyemeut Of Our school
Property. II. - Tren. General dis
cusaion.
2s30 Open discussion. conducted
by Co supt. o. r. shern. Subjects
Reports. Truaney. Ventilation. or.
ganIEation. Orders for Warrants.
Deeds. Equipment. Janitors. DeeoTa-
lion and Circular Letters.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03
RUTH BRYAN LEAvITT
MARRIEs british OFFICER

LINCOLN. Neb. May 3--Lieutsu-
ant Owen. Of the British Royal En-
EIneers and Ruth Bryan Leaviti.
daughter Of William Jennings Bryan,
we're quietly united Ia marriage at
Fairsiew. Col BryAn's country home
today. Beavitt. Mrs. Owen's former
husband. il an artist from Shom she
vas divorced some time ago. and has
made the statement that he would
attempt to gain possession Of The
two children.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03
NEW AND spy
DIAL AT THE MAJESTIC
The Marvellous CaInerophobe VIII De-
Used.

The Marvellous CaInerOphobe viii b.,
Used.
The Majestic theater has special
program for tomorrow and Thursday
evenings. In securing the marvellous
Cameraphone. which is something
new In this section of the country,
but in the eastern cities II is quite
the go. 1t will be an entertainment
where pictures will talk, sing and
act all al the same time, In fact the
entire pictures will be explained by
phonograph while they are being
shown on canvas. This Is the hrst
time that a Cameraphone entertain.
ment has ever been given In Occur
d'Alene, and It cannot fail to please
Some of the subjects to be given are
Vess L. Ossman, the worlds greatest
banjoist; Selling the Baby Elephant
comedy In three acts DR. Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde. Richard Mansfield
masterpiece Original Georgia Min.
strels. showing fun black face min.
strel; Blanch Ring, Americas fayoritt
musical comedy star; seamon 4 Som
ers, black faced comedians; Harr,
Cooper, Of the Empire City quartette,
Vesta Victoria. Englands favoritt
character comedian, David Warfield
IN his famous role. The Music Mas
ter"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03
oDD FELIOws PLAN EXCURSION.

The Odd Fellows are making e1-
tensive preparations for their ex-
eursion to 81, Joe and return Sunday
on the steamer Idaho. The excursion
is open TO the public under the aus
plces Of the order and an enjoyable
trip IS promised TO all who 60
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03
SHERIFF. WILL SELL STOCK

The stock Of gents furnisb inEs
formerly owned by Joe Collins vii
be sold at shsrih'E sale iOmorrow
morning at 10 o'clock Mr.. Collins has
not a. yet returned 10 the city since
departing the latter part Of last
week.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03
y. q. BEsT's TEAM
TAKE A LIVELY SPIN

Are Stopped After Rnnning LFss Than
q Mile.
F. o. Best's team took q lively spin
yesterday. starting near the old y
p freight depot. running down
Fourth to Sherman. east on Sherman
to Fifth. north on Fifth 10 the rear
Of the Occur d'Alene Furniture com
any store. where they we're stopped
Just before they came 10 . standFtill
the wagon struck the hind Ehee' Of
a buggy belonging TO william John
son and wrecked a. The team tO0k
fright from the loud pufhnE OF an
engine
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03
HOUSE PASSES long And
SHORT HAUL CLAUSE
BaIIiRgGr Investigating Committee is Cen.
SuPed For Its Action

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 3. -
Especial The house this afternoon
by a vote Of 172 to AZ sustained the
long and short haul provisions of
railroad bill designed for the relief
OF the Inland Empire towns and other
points which do not receive the bene-
fits of terminal rates.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03
ANNUAL MAY CORONATION
HELD MONDAY AFTERNOON
Given at the Academy Of u1c Ininacu-
late Heart Of Mary.

Given nj the heaofTnt OF uAe ihhHsAcu-
late Heart Of Mary.
The annual May coronation eIer-
cises took place yesterday afternoon
at sac O'Clock At the Academy Of the
Immaculate Heart OF Mary At which
time the folloWinE excellent program
was rendered:
Litany of The Blessed Virgin. School
The Names Of Our Lady $50. Boyf
Oh Mary. Mother .....t.... School
A Crown for Our Queen ...... Girls
Our Lady. Queen OF Angels School
Regina. Mater Domini .........
....... Master Charles Mccarthy
Coronation Hymn ...-.... School
Coronation ........- Marie Frueh'i
Act OF Conservation .....s........
..... Miss SlErid schermauson
Te Deum ..--..........--- School
Address
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03

WASHINGTON. D. C.. May 3 -
Driven TO the wall By the attacks o.
the insurgents, but urged TO continue
the night by kilograms from President
TAFT, the senate today began the
struggle to save the remnants Of tn
Taft-Elkins railroad bill and try &c
pass f. II Is generally admitted thai
the bill will be much altered from the
original when II Is finally passed
The regulars agree TO abandan eB-
tire sections Of the bill which the In
surgents object TO and for which theE
offer amendments Many leaders pre-
diet that the fnal bill will contain
only the original sections pertaining
to the court OF commerce clause. "a
compel railroads to quote correct
rates to shippers and the provision
authorizing the interstate eommeree
commission to institute investigations
on its own complaints and to sus-
pend rates for sixty days pending in.
yestigatIon.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03
Machine Leaders Worried.

WASHINGTON. d. c., May 3. --
The republican house machine lead
ers are worried today on account OF
Congressman Harrison's resolution
presented yesterday calling upon A.
torney General Wiekersham for the
papers and data requested by Banders
before the Ballinger investigation
committee which the committee re-
fused to ask Wickersham to furnish
If the resolution comes TO the floor
of the house as it likely will it means
hot fight in which the democrats
would declare that the committee
had been trying to shield the attorney
general Some of the regular lead
ers are Disguised with the commit
tees action. One member scores the
committed action and says that It
puts the republicans on the defens-
i've. claiming that II Is thousand
times better TO not give anyone .
chance TO shield any other person
Republican leaders think the resolu-
tion is presented to give the demo
Gratis a chance to manufacture cam.
paign material for the congressional
elections this fall.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-03


The total votes cast In the city for
the improvements was SOS. against
1874; for the Are apparatus aud paid
department, 463. against 244; for
municipal ownership of water sys-
TEN. 40, against $50.
All were eager to hear the returns
and the various voting places were
visited often during the evening BY
a large number. The telephone wires
were also kept busy conveying the
result to all parts OF the city as fast
as the votes were counted The re-
turns were all In shortly after "a
O'Clock.
Fireworks In the Air.
As soon as 1t was learned that the
water proposition had been defeated
the employees. and others interested
In the Consumers company. purchased
a quantity OF fireworks and ascend.
Ing to the top of the ONCE building
at the corner of Fourth and Lake,
side avenue. they kept the air Allied
with sky rockets, fire crackers aud
various kinds of fireworks for ar
hour. In rejoicing that the water
plant would remain as II is. the prop
erty OF the above company This
large electric sign In front of the Of
Ace was made to read. We Thanh
You" which voiced the expression Of
both the owners and employees OF tbs
Consumers company
Result seems satisfactory.
The result OF the election Seems
perfectly satisfactory TO the majorit,
OF citizens. as expressions in tha
direction were freely made durinT
the forenoon
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-10-08
order to Examine FINAL Account. .

trs 2.. e
order to Examine Final Account.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Louis-ss. In Probate Court. s=z
In the matter Of the estate Of Charles
= Peterson, Decedent. s55455s.9 5s-n
The petition of Charles e. Adams as
special and general representative Of
the above named decedent, together
with his final account. of the admins.
tration OF said estate, having been filed
In this Court, representing, among
other things, that he has fully admin
1stered said estate, and praying that
said final account of said administra-
ton be examined, adjusted and allowed
by the Court, and that the Court make
and enter its final decree of distribu-
ton of the residue of the estate OF said
deoedent to the persons entitled there
sentative and the sureties on his bond.
It Is Ordered, That said petition be
heard, and said final account examined,
adjusted and allowed by the Court, at
the Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House, in the City Of Duluth in said
County, on Monday, the A31st day Of
October. 1910, at ten o'clock A. M, and
and in said matter are hereby cited and
required at said time and place to show
cause, It any there be- why said petit.
ton should not be granted. & =, cts.'>ssg 2
4 Ordered Further, That this order be
served by publication in the Labor
World according to law.
y, Dated at Duluth, Mimi, October 5th,
1910. -. 1865 -
BY the Court, # =
j r. J.. b. MIDDLECoFF,
s.. Judge of Probate
(Seal Probate Court, st. Louis Co.,
L: W, Oct. 8, Is, %. 1910.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-10-08
TEN CAN PLAY AT THIS
GAME AS WE'LL AS ONE

Election day is near at hand
and once again we are discussing
politics: s@ f.
The. country once more ap.
proaches the hour when the people
are to decide upon the men best
fitted to represent them. ..--.=-.: i. 4: a.:
The Republicans are very anx,
ious for the job and the Democrats
are equally anxious for the JOB. J.:
And, in fact, both Democrats
and Republicans, these days, are
paying out quite lot Of money to
get the job. ".. =
" A few years ago Upton Sinclair
grew indignant over the fact that
the workmen had to bride the 20,
licemen in order to get jobs in the
Chicago stock yards, but Upton
need not to have gone to the stock,
yards to find that kind of bribery
In all parts Of the country to.
day the politicians are bribing the
people to e~them a job. .-.
They are spending a mint OF
money to hire halls, speakers
brass bands, American flags and
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-10-08

.AGITAToR is PURIFYING
FACTOR IN PUBLIC LIFE

:..* The word agitator' is a ia
vorite one with corporation Of.
ficials. In the corporate view it
includes anyone who has the
courage to stand up and express
his convictions and opinions con-
corning abuses that exist in the
service. But this blind antagon-
ism is not altogether confined to
corporations. sa. 49,.
There are some people who are
bitterly opposed to agitators, and
who, if they could only have their
own way, would eternally silence
them by process of law.
The agitator is to society what
a stream Of pure spring water is
to a pool-stop the flow, and the
pool stagnates, becomes covered
with scum, and throws off its
deadly malaria on the surround
ing air. It is the agitator that
keeps society from stagnating and
>imparts life to the community in
which he moves,
The agitator holds an honored
place in history-in fact, the
most honored. Moses was an
agitator. He dared to stand out
and agitate for better conditions
for the children Of Israel, and he
had to flee from Egypt for his
life because he protested against
the bondage of his people. Elijah
was an agitator who protested
against the wickedness Of Aha6