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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26
F P May 90 Ii June 9
Notice of Hearing..Petition For Letters of
Administration.
l. j Q

State OF South Dakota
County of Lincoln
In County Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Caroline f..
Shields deceased.
The State OF South Dakota sends Greetings
to heirs at law and next OF kin OF Caroline e.
Shields deceased, and to all who these presents
may come,
Notice is hereby given That AmandaJ. Shields
ton praying for Letters of administration Of
the Estate OF Caroline e. Shields, deceased,
and that Monday, the i2th day of June. 1911, at
10 o'clock A. M. OF said day, being a day Of a
regular term OF this Court, to-wit: of the June
term, 1911. at the Court Room Of this Court at
of Lincoln, has been set for hearing said petit
ton, W hen and where any person Interested
may appear and show cause why the said petit
tion should not be granted.
Dated this 23rd day OF May, A. D.. 1911.
HARRISON j. BROWN,
Judge of the County Court.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26

Mabel Osvog is the proud p~ossessor
OF a fine new piano.
Clarence Thompson Is visiting with
the UrdahlS out south.
Bert Erickson and sister Hattie
were Sunday callers at the Osvog
home. Two Blue Bells.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26
Big Dance June 3. All come
Notice.

The black pure bred Percheron
Stallion known as "Ridgely" will
make the following stands for 1911.
At Charley Anderson's q mile west
and one mile south OF Canton, from
Monday morning until Wednesday
evening Of each week. At home at
NJ. M. Hunters two miles south OF
Canton Thursday, Friday, and Satur-
day. Owners,
L. e. KNowLToN 3 M. M. HUNTER.
1852
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26

A kind note from Miss Mary D..
Ulins, 1t Erzroom, Turkey-in-Asia,
expressing pleasure At the editors
restoration TO health, Is sincerely APP
pTeClated.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I q Of South Dakota,

County Of Lincoln
In the matter OF the estate OF J. F.. Johnson.
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
executrix OF the estate of J. Il. johnson, de-
ceased. to the creditors OF and all persons hav-
ing claim against the said deceased, TO exhibit
months, after the first publication OF this no
tice, to the said executrix ut the city OF Canton
In the county OF Lincoln. 8. D.
Dated May 29nd, 1911
N JOHNSON,
Executrtx OF the Estate and Last
viii and Testament OF j. f..
johnson. deceased.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26
For President in 1917,
Shall the people or the money
power rule?
Notice to Subscribers.

Please note the address on your pa
per. II will tell you whether you are
paid In advance or not as the month
and the year are given. The post Of
doc department. requires that sub
scripti0ns shall be paid In advance TO
get the benefit Of cheap postage.
Please attend to this matter 1T once.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26
Memorial Day Program.

Members of the G, A. r. and w. L..
G. will meet In their hall at 1915
Sunday Mav %, and March to the
Congregational church where the me-
mortal address will be delivered by
Rev. Oxley.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26

GoorgszW. Egan don't seem 70 feel
0llghtod because the slate makers do
not include his name In the list Of
candidates for governor. George will
no doubt make his own slate when
tho time comes.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26

The "Long Bow mar Of the Min
noapolis Journal has the supreme
audaclty to say that "A man ought
not 70 b afraid Of anything but his
wife"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26
p May 26 l. June 9
Notice Of Time Appointed for Proving
State Of South Dakota

WI - u D0nSS
County OF Lincoln
In County Court.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Helix u.
Strand. deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends Greeting to
Ragnil Strand, Christian b. Strand, Ole II.
Strand. Ingeborg M. Renli, Nels E. Strand. and
Gudbjor Hermandson. heirs at law and next OF
kin o. Helix o, Strand, deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said County Court,
made on the 23rd DAY OF May, A. D., 1911, notice
Ia hereby given. that Monday, the l2th day OF
June. A. d, 1911, at 10 O'Clock. A.. NJ. OF said
day. at the Court Room of said Court. In the
Court House at Canton, in the County OF Lin
coin, State of South Dakota, have been ap-
pointed ~ the time and place for proving the
win of said Helix O. Strand, deceased. and1or
hearing the said petition for probate Thereon,
and the Issuance of Letters T~estamentary
therein when and where any person Interested
may appear and contest the same
Dated at Canton. South Dakota this 23rd DAY
of Nav. A. D.. 1911. BY the Court:
HARRISON j. BROWN,
Attest: SEQ. OLSON, Judge.
l. Clerk.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26

Reciprocity and the Free List"
an Stumbling blocks for many politi-
clans who feel that they will. be
damned II they do and damned II
they don't.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26

In whom will the trusts trust now
slnce the highest court Of the country
opened the trust doors to legal prose-
cutioop
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26

Conspiracy, oppression OF rivals,
black listing and extortion from con-
sumers II alleged Ia suitto dissolve the
lumber trust.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26

Congressman Martin and Burke
would like TO succeed Senator Gamble
but are not giving out any interviews
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26

When In Canton and have =
drive TO make,
Remember the Palace Liv-
cry is always up-tO-date.
Good rigs, safe drivers, hero
are found,
No better in the country
around.
And II In = hurry, remember
we're In sh2pe,t with EMF autO)
To take you quick and safe.
This auto II Z dandy, the best
In the state,
fsur, you can bet Il Is 10 shape.
q. I. TERausoN, Prop.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26

Politically South Dakota is enjoy
Inc psacs while the office Itch is be-
ing treated by specialists who do not
advertise.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26

senator Gamble ought to be invited
TO make . harmony speech In Turner
county.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-05-26

The trusts can afford to dissolve or
20 out of business Is they have mil
lions 70 buy bread with.
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go. 8. Barter on Nm. eamps.
$1247.
Sobu 8. ul'Tlara an N. u. Smitb
& Son. $3.50.
DsrIelbe an aepin aumber 60.
$1036.
@ecrae Ieorine on Yries 5in gso. 2
3. unb G. so. S750.
PAUL g. Miitlsr on .6noe part Snps
iuas gant 60. $3.50.
Deritlbt an Jrant 8. ainnsn,
$3.50.
Mm. gopslan on Samusl Wclp.
nenur. $500.
Garah Gnhs an asunoer r. Raitsr'
mann. 800.
9. u. guttsrfislb on Sohn Shfpins
$1,000.
annd e. gloore an Union Sapingi
9 .uno Z. 60. SO, 500.
6tnrp Gdombere an gait Enb Z
u. SO. $500.
glrnolb 6. Mensel an GotptH y
Start. $500.
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GrHnseieentbHmsa 6spotbelea.
Gineinnati, II. Oil
1eeue 5npptbeten.

Wtue Dppofpefen.
Wli6osl Sdoa an gilmore 6. unb
g. 60. $1,000.
Sulio go.monn on Star .. u. Qo.
8 60. $500.
Roia araft on o'grpanSiG. .. unO
6. 60. $500.
Minnie ". Smith an Z. Worb g.
uHb .. 60. $190e.
RelIie 8. Sennines on Brighton
@ermon 9dui 60. $1,000.
anna W. Wspers an priee 5in
go. 2 8. unb q. 60. $3.50.
Ssnrp .. aatamp an bisisite.
$1,000.
W1rin 6. aoiieImann on aiberal
6. unb .. 60. $500.
Woqie Rod an gumminspils 6.
unb 3. Go. $500.
Gillian 9. waf.mon on Souibern
Cbio 6. unb &. 60. $1750.
2lnibonp WeRoan an Weft 2ibertn
9. unb &. 60. 500.
Diaiam Barr an Rorib 6pbe purl
9. unb g. VI. go. $500.
6elena U. Oirion an Wt. 6enlibr
e. unb 9. go. $1,000.
Jobn Corn an bieislbe. $1,000.
Soiepb .. Wsber an biefsIbe. $500
| Gufdu ". 9nuber an 2issie Cub
mig. $7oO.
| Waior 9. 3eialsr an Columbia g.
unb 6. 4. Go. $1,000.
/ 6erman Grids an bit minicn GAP.
| ings Bnnf. $500.
! 6snrp gborit on 1oHnsrp 3. u. Go
$500.
1 Mursdrstbu D0ltsl an IL. Warb q
unb 6. Go. $500.
| Soieph Mngebrnnbt an Gouibsrr
| Dbip 6. nnb g. 60. $4,000.
| 6enrp Shombers an gait Gnb 6
u. go. 1925.
i Getilgts 4ppotbtten.
| Wsaraaret 9oeglin an GoutbsrI
lGhio 6 .unb &. 60. $500
sRofa aroft an C'Hrpanpifle 3. uni
g. 60. $l695.
Il guitop Grimm an Wtubii0n .. u
80. 2. $1375.
Bertha p'gsasa an 6Ome g. unb 6
Go. 5000.
Il TaiMnel Ruper art Sobm DUerI<r
Il f1866.
Derjtfbe an aspi WiIington. $500
DerisIbe az 2atis Ge4a ~ 1G6aer
Y lnaltafs lazQR
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paht auf bos Giaentbum bstdnnt ais
2210 Sprina @rDpe Npenue. Wlonots
Iihs Mietbe $40.
Sobn 3. Mtperenfs an Motbids :.
llorn. 25 bel 81 Sub an Der Rorofeit:
Der gopIar Strabs, 3tpiIhen CHM uno
8apmiller StruBe. 81.
geiparb 1rdpp an emma u. Drapp,
90 BET 303 sSub an Der Sitieite Der
Maoiion pite 81.
Gbriitins gberIe an Soiepb gonnp,
8 Sabre Yaht duf oas Gieentbum be-
tannt als 10. % Sit Court Gtrabe.
Ronatlihe Rietbe $75.
Wiholos Il. MDldro an sSphn ].
asllp, s Sabre 9aft ouf ben 2abens
ranm beionnt als 744 Weft 6ouri
Girabs. Wonatlid1c Rietk $40.
Mlfren Wbedton IL. 2tnb. an WilIiam
8eriiner. Cots So unb 80 in Scbn
aaboitsour's llnterabtbeiIuna in Wit.
Vledfani. ST.
G,eoree Wirtb an SoIspb .. Weber,
80 bel 142 aub on Der Weitieite Der
Wuin Strobs in Mt. 6eaIthn. 81.
Ihe g. U. gssters ReaItp 60. on
gctporo geriintr, Got 81 nnh 5heil
BON Got 62 in 5. .. WbeeIsr's Inter
obtheiIlsna 81.
Gopin 6. 8oIborn ii. glnn. on
Barn &. Bats. 100 bel 800 SUB on
Der Roroi.ite Der Reipr Ipsnus. ESQ
f5ub tpeIilich bon Der Clifton Aps. 81.
Soisph &. 9iisi an 5rso. ). SeIt'
mann, 3bsil BON Got 304 in Der Gls.
mere untsrabthtiluna. ST.
Quep g. Smitb an Gburles Sdiear,
Cots %, 20 uno q in &. 9. glnosrs
ion's llntsrabtkiIung. $1250.
aaura Sieiport on 8eores Z. 2eh.
rsr, Cots II unb II in 6. Wl. St:ele'z
llnterdbtbsiluns in golIsgs 5iI. 81.
2lnnis gg. 4noerIon an Sulid 5ap'
n.r. 10 5ub on Der Siibieite Der
gaitsrn aptHue. $3.50.
SuIia 5apnsr an Wlojnr g. g 3sislti
unb Murpbn ScSpain, Cots 451 unt
452 in Der Stpeiien uubereliif Inter
abtbsilung. ST..
g(nom R. gommtr on Modm Rod
Got in Der unisrabthsiluna BON ga
mueI moiIut's Rd6Iab. 81.
Soi.ph goDlpr on Senrn Gborit, 25
bei $50 Sub an Der Siibieit. BEL
Woribaq gpeHus. 81.
emma poipea Il. anb. an auror
Rpsrs, unssf1hr "A ader gann il
S,tiion % BON Speompre sOpnibip
$L0O.
emma qotpell an gDiIliam d
Mnsrs, 16 Adsr aano in bsrieIben LIN
t.rabtEiluag. 81.
| DilIidm 8. Jadion Il. Qno. ol
4arou Wpsrs. ungefGbr rs aesr 2onl
in bsrisIben Settiou. 81.
DiIliom 8. Sudion on Biainm q
Wpers, 16 ader in berislbeu Settirn
81.
Soeob gauman u. anb. on 4arol
Rpsrs, unssfdbr rs 4dsr in bsrfelbst
Se.tion. 81.
Sneob gauman u. 4nb. an milliur
o. Wapers, JIG 4tsr in berislbsn Ss!
ttpn. 81.
| qun G. Mlpors on Mdrn u. Woct
NORTH. Elm Siiid 2ono on Der Rort
isitt Der Conner Rtptr Rooo. 81.
Morn 81. Wponnrrtb an DIE S.nr
barb Garbonic Co.. 1beiI non Cots
unb 6 In Der llnierobibeiluRg 20
4nn e. Wlpors's 2onb. 81.
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/" y - - - = y %'s e~'~~
Samu.l s. Earn il. an 4usuF
Rumpie, Got 10 in s.. g. earns 3ipei-
ter unterab.bsiluns In College 9ill. 81.
Jraness Sarrifon an Alise g.
Wbit.. qots "a, SO unb SO In Der I'm.
terobtbeiluns pen Garab Woore's
NodIab. 81.
3psit. RatiOnal Nnni an 4Iiee 8.
Mbiie II. qnb,, bosielbe gis.nibum.
$1.OO.
aIiee 8. Dbit: an Daniel Wofhel
fr. uno Gsriruoe W. Moob. basislbs
gigentbum. 81.
6elen 6. giipp;nssr an Wfnrp u.
Wesitein. Got Ia in Wabilon DieiD.
erite nnterabibiIung. 81.
Gbarlss glitter an Daniel Jolj. Qoi
"a in Menomara e gonnor's Inter
obtheilung in aodlanb. 81.
8. s. Dreifus an bie 1erdntpmrl
Hreipins Co., 3 Jabre podt ouf ben
labenraum on Der HorbmeiisG sGde bel
Central Mpenu. unb 6inblop @nGbe
Monntli4e Widbe 30,
| & q G6n6psS - t(de1t1 -
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Seine Stub bel Sag uub Nad)t.

(5yortissuns folst.)
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bob.n, pis 2eporeap, piele Msnf6en,
absr aus srniterer uriade. Sis leibsn
on Sdnorrboioen, b. I. 4oerssiaipul.
'te, tpslts austrsten, aber Ous Spmp.
tom zines inneren 2eiosns iinb. Des.
hol6 nust audi bas Sdnsioen ODE,
8rennen Der Gei6tDiilite nihts, biz
nur bas Spmptom entfernen. 9is
4rdntheit ielbit fam MIR burf
Stublsdpf6en beionberer Seiltruft, BIZ
man an ben Sip Des 2eioens einfiibrt
turirt perben. 0ieis 3dpf6en beiben
Nnateiis, uno fhifen eine toftenireis
probe banon g. Qeuitueoter &c Co.,
Bor 1916, Ren yOrt. Cont in allen
4pDtbetsn gu baben. aW
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nicbt asrase Tefr ong.nshme Dinge In
Ausfift lisIts, nah Der oanaligfn bns
bplonii6sisruialsmitiifen WObs tpiris
lih befhrisben.
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Der btfonnts.

Tisnsr: .Ins ptrbsn Der Gers
prOfeiIor auf bic 6ohssitsreiis mite
ilehu<n24
Baden Gis nur mad 0utbunten:
tpenn tirDas fsblen iotlie. tnnn "a mir
msins 0rou ia nanfhidtn.-
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8 per 1ens.

1odter (ostlamirenb): %, id0ne
3eit oes Reiiens!"
Batter (Rbeumutiter): .SDr mir ouf
nit Der fhonen 3eit bes Reibens!"
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g pshafte GraGnauna.

gulalia: %, es sibt AUDI beut nod
ealante Wdnner! Nls ih neuli6 ben
Wasen Der glsttrifden befties, iprans
gen iofort trei 9err.n auf -
:. -~.. LIN Gie iiten au laftnl4
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Cine q dim m I.

Undbiee (bsr obeebeuhen Q6&iH Elm
okugnit ansIellenb): .Oon5e a6t
Won0k ndren Gie Ri mir!'
ia - f&Teiben Gie bic 8 In Bud.
asbea is1&- aiasbt nir'l tsia
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-04
WENDELL l'ullLIpS CENTENARY

Tho accidental turning " u page
~ u history ~ Recalled Ia mind
ihat a hundred Years axu las, Thurs
daN Wrnarli Phillips first SAW the
lHht, rhe conditions into which TN,
hahN WAS horn We're very unlike those
'hat received the ;mnmortal los cabin
babies. Wealth aud culture stood (y
WrndrN rht'!ip's cradle, iie had ~
sheltered and happy hoyhora. In du,
NJ lie followed his honurcd father
tt.rcush the Latin school and liar
rard COLLEGE" lie studied law, he WAS
Admitted Ia ihr bar. and then n,
paused aud pNndcred, ~ clients do
ne con,.." hr said to Que %! his
friends, y Will throw myself hear,
and sou! lnsc some good cause and
devote my llfcNtc It," They were a
young mans words~-,he prudur, Of a
Mrod--hns there was unconscious
prophecy In Thorn, The cause al the
cnslaveG nesr" vas ready and wait
tnE for it eloquent apostle. I've
years late" he STOOD on The platform,
NJ Faneui, hali~-where his dead body
Vas ~ lie day IN funeral state
facing AN ast"ntshed AMI very amer
attorney srN~ral Ht the
wealth, pointing 10 the portraits Of
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-04
SENSATION IN HOUSE
MARKS 0FENMG DAY
Continued From Page ~

between the United States and Rus
STA. campaign publicity. and a bill
proposing legislative power to be con-
ferred upon the territory of Alaska.
An effort also may be made to abolish
the new court Of commerce.
The personnel Of the house and
senate has changed somewhat, the
Democrats of the house having gain
ed one more in their majority. There
are flv new members Of the house,
Daniel v. Stephens (Dem.) of Ne
braska; Joseph A. Taggart (Dem.)
Of Kansas; Kenneth D. Mcclellan
(Dem.). Tennessee; w. D. B. Ainey
(Rep.) Of Pennsylvania and William
J. Browning (Rep.) Of New Jersey.
There Is one vacancy In the house
caused by the death Of Representative
e. H. Madison (Rep.) Of Kansas.
Obediah Gardner Of Maine sue
ceeds the late Senator Frye in the
senate. and Hoke Smith to
the senate from Georgia. Renewal
OF the effort to elect a president pro
tempore Of the senate in place Of Mr..
Frye will be made. Senator Bacon
was the leading candidate Of the
Democrats and Senator Gallinger the
leader Of the regular Republicans Mt
the last session. Senator Clapp was
the choice of the insurgent Republic
cans.
In the house an Interesting feature
Of the session in all probability will
be the abolition OF the secret caucus
by the Democratic majority.
Economy will continue to be the
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6. A. R. ANO ". R. c. ELECT
Installation Will Dc Held First satur.
day In Jsnuary-ROth llOdies
Elected saturday.

Willis a. German Post. G. A. r. and
the women's Relief Corps held annual
elections Saturday and announce their
installations for the first meeting OF
the new year which will he the first
saturday In january. The following
officers wern elected by tho post:
Hommnmdcr--C. !. Wche.
Senior Vice COMMUNICATIONS
Munson.
junior Vice Commander. J.
Peck.
S%erReant-J. II. Church.
Hhmplain--Andrcw Knudson.
GuartcrmaStcr~-G. l.. GRADER.
Officer OF the Day--H. NJ. Sccord.
Officer OF the Guard-Olc Olson.
Patriotic lnstructor--A. ]. Pierce.
Delegates to the department en-
camVment at C%asselton next June
Delana Bruncll and Louis Hlanchett.
Altcrnatcs-Thomas Munson and
Ole Olson.
The three appointive ofices. adju-
tant. sergeant major ind Quartcrm0s-
tor sergeant. will he filled on the cven-
ing Of the installation.
". II. &. Officers.
The ladies Of the w. II. G. held their
election Saturday afternoon and will
conduct their installation Jointly with
tho g.. A. II. There are ten appointive
assistant conductor, secretary.
assistant guard. patriotic instructor.
press correspondent and -four color
bearers. which will be named on the
occasion Of tho installation. The elect
cd officers follow:
Prcsidcnt-Corn Read.
Senior Vice-Carric Robbins.
Junior Vicc-Carrie Gay.
Treasurcr-Sarah Grnhcr.
Chaplain-Ncttie Brooks.
Conductor-Josie Barnard.
Guard-lIuldah wilkins.
Delegates to Department Conven-
tion-Mary Turney and Ada Stinson.
Altcrnatcs--Lcora Thallc and Ethel
Raymond.
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,.os,on,. wor.hle. on the walls. and

Bos,on's worthless on the walls. and
saying:
when ] heard the gentleman
lay down principles which placed
III. rioters. inccndiaries and
murdercrs OF Alton sido by side
with OTIS and Hancock. with
Quincy and Adams. thought
those pictured lips would have
broken Into speech to rcbukc the
rccrcant Americnn-thc slnnder.
or of the dead.
That afternoon In FaneuIl hall was
the young apostles baptism OF IRE.
lie had found his cause: no threw
himself into II heart and soul. Soon
his name was inseparably linked with
Gnrrison's. md OF the two arch.
n~bolitionists neither friends nor foes
wcrc quite surc which was tho great
er though nll were agreed that PM.
lips was by far tho moro eloquent.
truthfully he snid Of him: he n a
fiame. Radical Of tho radicRla. his
disappointed or fatc-nppointcd mis-
sion was 10 dcxtroy and IIc
tanned against tho constitutions: he
famed against tho recollection OF
Abraham Lincoln. Slavery gone. the
"%,nanripated fold hand must have
the ballot nj once. Tho field hand
politically cnfrnnrhisod. there must
b" mn absolute cGunlity In civil and
social rights between tho races.
In his later years Wendell Phillips
was strrn,i"nsly eloquent for woman
suffrage. for paper money. for pro-
hibition. for home rule in ireland,
and y" M. In ono of the most menu
"rnhlc Phi Beta Kappa orations ever
heard Ht Harvard. he defended the
policy OF eliminating cars with OK
pl"stv" bombs, II must he owned
thnt In the various cvanRels proclaim
I'd by those fcrvid lips there was only
too much Of what Tcnnyson has cali
ed "th" fhlseho0d OF extremes"
But how ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS what
II witchcry Of voice md eye and gcs-
turc--he preached them! Ills Eng
lish was II marvel: tho perfect word
seemed to leap at his beck. His style
had a" r a polish ms Edward
Er~rctt'a. hut different: there was the
Elrnm of tho sword blade In II. We
arc not forgetting Henry Ward
Bcecher or George William Curtis, or
II Of his eloquent contemporaries.
whom wa any thnt--to u thinking
Wendell Phillips was incomparably
greatest American orator Of his
time. Another century may tick It,
sNlf away before such another master
Of speech Ii born.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-04
R0BBER
DOES NOT TALK
The Officials Take Allen in
Charge and Decline to
Permit Interviews

Fargo. N. D. Dec. frank Allan,
confessed robber Of Northern Pacific
train No. . at Buffalo. N. d., on July
10 last. arrived In Fargo Saturday
night from Pekin. ILL.,. In charge Of
Special Agent G. e. Callenan Of the
Northern Pacific. and Deputy Sheriff
J. c. Rose Of Casselton.
charge Of Sheriff Henry Boyle Of Cass
county. who promptly drove him In a
buggy to the Cass county jail.
Allan Is q slight man. short in
stature and ear clothes Of old broad
cloth. SO faded that they look gray
instead OF brown. He does not appear
to be Of a desperate character but
looks the part Of a'common hobo"
Immediately upon Allan's arrival at
the courthouse he was taken into
Sheriff Boyle's private office. where
Special Agent Callenan submitted him
TO characterization lasting more
than three hours. No statement would
be made a. to the nature OF the con-
%versation.
States Attorney Arthur Fowler has
issued orders to allow no one to talk
with Allan until he has had a ON
ference with him. to which he says
probably will. take place this after
ooh Following this probably on
Monday. Allan will be arraigned to
plead before Judge Charles A. Pollock
in district court.
When alighting from the train. AL
Ian appeared Indifferent to the crowd
which had gathered to see him. and
did not mind when the camera was
leveled at him. He was not hand
cuffed. although he had been on the
train.
Special Agent callenan said today
that Allan kept repeating his deter:
mnation to get John Young. my pal
that peached. you know" on h train.
throughout the journey.
Allan says now that he lives only
to get" John Young. one Of the mem-
hers Of the trio that held up h train,
and who Is now serving a f~lfteen-year
sentence in the Bismarck state peni-
Tertiary for his crime.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-04
\ SrECTACLED RACE,
printing Press Will Make Us All
Wear Glasses In 2lll.
tLondom Dispatch to New York

''-"hVoN lIspNISN To New York
Ameriran.)
The people of zoo wears hence.
unless drastic chunges are made in
our educational system. will all have
Ia wear spectacles." declared Or. q.
dsay-Johnson In N lecture before
the Institute of Ophthalmic Opticians.
tie added that out Of the $4,000. 900
persons in Great Britain and Ireland.
at least $1,000. 900 require spectnclen
now. or will require them. or have
required them ut some period Of
their lives.
DIR. Ltndsay-Johmson declares thai,
this unfortunate y Of affairs exist.
cd chiefly owing ~ the advance Of
started ~ William Caxton and his
printing press.
THE more cultured n nation be-
comes" he said. the more defects
occur III the eyesisht OF that nation.
Take. Tor instance. Germany, whose
education is far In advance OF our
own.
"Gcrnany Is FAR worse oN than ~
are. 81 far ~ sy"sish, is concerned. a
TACT y u KAYE rise 10 tho regulation
that III future Grrmau army officers
MOULD Ne allowed l" wear spcctacles.
III this stop had not beer taken.
Germany would moi have had sum.
Gent officers for her army.
Tho Theory which ! myself favor
ia thai the constant rcering NJ prin,
held close I" the eyes puts a strain
on them which terminates in short
siEhtsdneSs.
The obvious remedy il oral in
ssructton In the earlier years cf ones
education. Children should he taught
from Il blackboard placed a, a good
Instance from them. and the teacher
should write IN LARGE. bold letters or
figures,
| "!After 'he : of - nearly every
Il snnrr either from long or shcr,
stkhteaness and should use glasses
when reading"