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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-27

the chicken bones belonged to him
so why not the oyster shells and this
particular pearl When the case came
to trial the court held that the dis
puted pearl belonged neither TO the
young woman nor the restaurant
keeper who sold the oysters.
by right it went to the young man
who paid for the oysters. As he had
already declared that II belonged to
his fair companion, he was doubtless
logical enough to give ii to her, and
she grateful enough to take 1t. In
most instances romance has its re-
quirements as well as law
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-27

ons which are herein contained, and
for the reason that you usually be-
come angry and agHatcd in argu-
ment and | have no desire for any
personal controversy with you. Pril
cipal, not personality, Is the real Is
sue before us.
You boast of having fun ana
complete knowledge of my personal
affairs, ana | take notice that you
patiently waited unul my itinerary
for every day and night was mato
out before YOU challenged me,
What Did Nou DO In Congress?
note that YOU set forth in your
communication sixteen bills which
you claim you supported in the 'as'
congress, and for which You now
stand. lou have had four years IN
congress, and II is II little strange
that YOU now stand for SO many laws
and accomplished nothing when tho
opportunity was yours The people
care nothing about what you stood
for then or now They want to know
why you didn't do anything before.
also notice that an the bills you
introduced ana stood for are still
pending. What the people want IS
rot introduction and support, etc,
but they want laws passed. How
many bills did YOU introduce and
get through congress. Name one.
The fact that You failed utterly to
do one single thing of merit in the
four years you served IN congress
has given you a name not only
among your colleagues in Washing
ton, but among your constituency in
oklahoma, as "Do-nothing DaVen-
port. |and the name is certainly well
applied as your record shows.
Your "Frec-tradc" Platform.
You accept in toto the Dcmcratlc
platform, the Ere trade" part along
with the rest.
In my judgment tho American
people have had enough experiments
In free trade In the Democratic
platform Of 1892, | note the follow
ing: I'VE dcnounce protection as "a
fraud. robbery" etc. The Democrat
platform declared At that time that
it was IN favor of the collection ol
tarin duties TOR revenue only"
ON that platform. Grover Clcyc-
land and 1t Democratic Scuate ami
House took hold ON the rclgus at
novcrnmcn'.
What followed Bank failures.
ranics. CoN,y Armies empty dinnrr
nails. bread lines. soup houses. sui
cidcs. etc. And m 1893, corn w1s
scllinc for IL cents hushcl and
wheat was bringing 81 cents % BUSH
a. Millions Of American workmau
were wandering over th. face of this
continent with the hungry -Wolt
gnawing mt their ,IIs, In search OF
work of any kind af amy amount ot
wapes. iu order to keep their babies
from starving Do death. We had
four years Of business depression.
disaster aud starvation. DO we want
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-27

" [, " - ~ ~ ~ I =
speeches you attempt 10 ridiculo wo
for having been the lending eNpo1-
cnt of water rates ana river nayign-
ton In this section for five wears II
muttcrs not what YOU introduced 20
congress. but what did YOU dol
The last session Of Congress APP
propriutcd torty-threc million dollars
for harbors ana river navigation.
Forty states out of the forty-one con-
Mining or bounded by navigablr
water, received "a part Of that appro'
priaton ana one state did not ok
lahomu was the one state not gettn3
any appropriation but would haro
gotten it had an oklahoma Cop-
gresham been present and demand
ed il. You win find, Mr. Davenport
BY reading the Congressional Record
that II shows you were absent ON the
day the bill was voted on.
That Is Just how much interest
you took in river navigation in Okla
homa Even little creek, down al
Dallas, Texas, called the Trinity
river received four hundred and
forth thousand dollars, is declared
navigublc for that reason, and tho
towns in Texas receive the benefit oL
freight rates from 25 10 75 per cent
less than Oklahoma towns thereby.
Irt Smith. Arkansas got I'm on the
sfsts I.,ra W
the benefit of freight rates from 3b
to 10 per cent cheaper than okla
homa towns.
oklahoma is entitled to an appr1-
priatlon, and the rivers and harbors
committee would have given It TO u.s.
had there been an oklahoma con-
gresham there making the request,
or at least showing little interest
Where were you, defending
mabel" for introducing whlskcy,
or in Vinita. defending BootleGscr
webb?
Manhood.
TO quote again from your COM
munication; Manhood is dearcr
ui"" i'"l 'S''''' "n" "'' .''' 'U
i'ii'e" "P''' VIC "''"' "'''
80, ~,
A' what petlo" u Soui 'iio'
Davenport, did you discover tho
value or worth of manhood?
i""' ''i'" an" 'pi'''o" 80
"oI." anu N"'"o VI m',''i''oou a.
p'''S "''i N"'"' :" '''r'''''' w.,
n,e" ~ "'S' ''''''o'' i''i' ~ P'op
., "'A''''S ""o" '''"s' "'''e
''"''
o'" '"'''"'
Now, MI Davenport, nave really
given you more time 'than YOU arc
entitled to- have lost all this sun
ny sunday forenoon on YOU put III
conclusion, | want to say again thlt
] Will not accept your challenge TO
debate. You have my answer You
need not answer this to me-ahsWer
to the people direct
lnasmuch as you took the hper'S
to publish your letter to me ana 10
send 1t out In circular form before
1t ever reached me, l Will take inc
same liberty, however informins
you Of my intention, and send out -
the voters of this District one nun
dred thousand copies of this letter.
And ! Will further say that ! AN
very reliably Informed that ii Is your
intention to answer thls 80 VIII
reach the people Just the day before
election. when 1t will be Impossible
for me to reply. lnasumch as this
is going out to the voters, | Will take
this occasion to advise them to look
out for a bitter personal attack on
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lN'I''l lH' IlNlANIh'A 'I ~ H' ''lh'
TO our district W' VIII give prefer
enc. 10 the Wcny-ccnts-u-d day pcoI
ol Ncyico Won ay, mo-, we VIII no
protect the uhurer of The Third. w
Win protect thc manufacturer ~
MoNito.
How would goa Keep out forcisl
oompotition without protection
liow would YOU maintain the hiel
standard Of American wages Iu om
petition with MoNcm poons?
Where ! Stand ON the inrlfl.
] stand now and have Away
stood for collection OF turff dulc'
that protects the American wording
man The American mechanic tho
American farmer nud one That :
fair a. the American manufacturer
Wud O. collection that brings rcvr-
nue.. believe In q conservative
sc,cntifc, non-pauisan revision OF
the turin downward. go those who
require the uccoNdrios of life viii
meet The little oud Of paying the tar
ilf ana those who desire the luNurlos
vim have to pay the big end Of it,
Hut ! do no. believe i'm a tariff that
while protoctinp the WORKING man
ana the farmer Jud the mechanic, ii
bnnhrupts the man who marulac
Urcs the product while paving the
WAGES Of the working men. In other
words do not believe i'm bankrupt
ing one element of industry for tho
prosperity OF the other The manu-
f.otmrr is entitled To- Doe protected "a
an extent that ne can pay good wages
and under protection is lhr only way
he can do So In other words d,
not want to return to the days of tho
Cleveland administrations
Indian Anairs.
l am in favor of immediate 0ut
absolute settlement Of all Indian IT
fairs in oklahoma.
note what YOU have to say abou
the Indian The only bin you cNcI
introduced in congress affecting tn,
Indian, wa verbatim copy Of Il bil
that Erd Mcclure introduced In tn,
li"use a lew days before YOU dldn
even laN' me tihe TO revise II ol
change the yhraseology, You accept
cd the contention that Mcclure wa
riBht, and let 1t 10 at that
! note mat you clam great credl
Tor doing away with the distric'
agent III Oklahoma Thdt OH Wa'
introduced ny one OF your 'Nlahom.
colleagues' l"u also claim cr'dl
lor h"'ihS Il Jaw p"ss'u granting th'
courts oI oklAhoma JURISDICTION
over MINOR Ihulah cases Ihat OIL
was Wrltteh py W. A. Leupet''r'
standard 'll attorney OF pklahol'I
Oi'N' ana INTRODUCED III lhe iiouse pN
marley carter me 'ohBress'oia
RECORD proves th'se statements
'hi"h LABOR
YOU say you stand Tor S-houi
lew on pupIlc buildings STAND no"
ana nave always stood Tor a S-houi
u'!' ana lurlher / now s'ahd ah'
nave always STOOD Tor the employ
',,"' w. ""'''' .,,. W. " s"'',~'u '''o' W
an punh' pulIulhRs. nave en-
i'o' va ,'''''''''"s VI S"''''" ','o' ,'''
w. ~ ~, I"o' ''N S',''' S, ""u nav .
''V' o'''S !" VI =" " '.' s'"l"'" '""o'' w" w
: -, "'' "''''''','''' w. "''" '''"' ." ''"S
uine peioie ever ran ior pupn'
''''ur'
"'.' "''' otk'''@," ''"oi Is q mat,
yer " P''"''i''' ana NOT " i'"''er u
p"N i"I NVNtS,
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Arkansas River Navigation.

You say you introduced bill for
an appropriation for navigating the
Arkansas river. You say that IN
your letters to me, and in your
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are open for inspection Ut ny o0kos
at all times. II the voters will care
to make inquiries Of those who have
had considerable business with this
office, l think they will find that I
am given credit for good service.
This good showing a. to economy
and efficient ~ervice. claim, ts the
result of my system Of recording. TO-
gether with efficient and faithful
work of the clerks employed in the
office.
My political opponents are trying
to discredit me with the voters by
relating that l have employed many
Of my relatives who have drawn large
sums from the county, ETC., and are
said to exhibit q certificate to this
effect obtained from the county audi
tors Office. They seem to want to
convey the impression that 1t u =
crime to employ ones relatives IN
his Office or place of business.
If my political enemies could prove
that anv one of such relatives was
kent on the county payroll without
beine competent to do the work then
the people would have just cause Tor
complaint. But no one has dared 10
make that assertion, because It would
not be the truth. It is we'll known
nv those who are familiar with the
work in the Court House that each
and every relative OF mine who ever
worked in this Office, was always
without exception among the best
Jerks ever employed.
The volume of business done in this
zee is the LARGEST Of any Register Of
Deeds office in the state, and .
large clerical force Is necessary. At
one time, before county division.
employed as many as twenty one
clerks: the accuracy of whose
work 7 am responsible for.
I have had WORKING at dfferenH
times in my office, from one to three
relatives, at the present time only
one.
Whenever did employ . relative
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IN preference 70 others. II was done
bee Ause had confidence in his abil
ity and faithful attention to HE
work. and knew he would share with
me IN the responsibility Of the Office.
q qualification which is very Fare in
hired clerk. but Very important to
an official under bonds.
Now as to the money received for
fees, 1t Is turned in to the county
treasurer monthly. My salary is
dxed by law. The wages paid my
deputy and clerks are axed by the
Board of County Commissioners; they
also fix the number of clerks which
ann to employ. They are paid by
the county treasurer on an order Is
sued by the county auditor, sim
ply do the work. %>.F
Very truly yours,
GUNDER 8. RElSfIUs.
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1888 Sue 2. Aastta. Aha.asv M
12-1eO-se. W.
1890 Charles e. Frank, Deeri,s-I
sen s-151-ss. .a q.
1ss1-Rchard T. vsrney, FsseAo.
--NW14 25-14s-se. a.s a..
l39s-Herman l.. Andersol. Rara,
ma, Neh.-Lots Z. and ., sVI
NwA Sec. 4-15O-s7 and lots . and !.
swA sWA Ss-151-s7. w..
139s-Wtlliam d. Holland, Linton
NEA 34-150-s9 @:
t315-Alltson q. Bartlett. Norv,s>
SEX 6-15eN. g..
1411-Charles F. Chimes, ouwev-
SEA- 321151:-e. 49,. -.
1413-John IRELAND, Rothsay, MAJ.
--NwA 2o-1be-so. =. -.
1415-Iver NJ. Hanson, MaywNe-
NEA 22-16e.90. ..~.
1417-Dorr Gardner, Hanwek,. MINI
-sWA 3o-151-S7. s,a
141s-ndward W. Fit1esrald, Ncek
Elm, WITS. -SWA 2S-161-8S.
1423-Julius Michel, Rugby,-Srx
22-151-SS. ..,
1429-Carl o. Hovey, Fessenden-
NwA 9-150-89.
143l-Emil- Larsen, Kenmare-oW
u Is 1878. ...
1442-Fred NJ. Brey, sufrey--NWN
2S-151-8S. '...
144S-Peter BloanboeF, Rydx-
NBk 30159 a. ..... -...,.
1466-Bert s Boarsen, Pfssa+-NEk
22-1S7-S9. .s..... .-4qs.
1883 Norman l.. WADon, Atkinson,
Kan.-swK 10-161-sS. ~ i
14ee-Carles B. Steele, GleRburn--
sen 1e-16Oss. ~,
147S-Frances Lucia sinoock, Far-
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,Wher>as To nd compeny -
fled ia this once . duly certlceo copy
Of its charter with certificate OF "
SANITATION m compliance with the re-
ouirements of the insurance laws
aforesaid. r,~,or
Now, therefore, l. W. &. Ia9.oi
Commissioner Of Insurance Oh 'ne
state Of North Dakota, pursuant -
the provisions of said laws, do hereby
certify that the above named COM
pany is fully empowered, through its
authorized agents, to transact lts sp-
propriate business Of Life Insurance
in this state according to the laws
thereof, until the S1"t day Of March
A. u. 1913
In testimony whereof, have here
unto set ny hand and seal at rs
mArclx, thin 1st dav Il April, A. D.
1919.
GSBAL) w. @. TAYLOR, ,
Commissioner Of Insurance.
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R1|SHUS STANDS
ON HIS RECORD
Here 10 One County Official Who Has
Not Used One Cent Of the Taxpay
erC Money In Running His Office
for oeven Years.
(Advertissment.)f

(Advertissment.)
nditor the Independent:
NJ friends have stated that, 40 .
candidate tor reelection to the ONCE
Of Register of Deeds. stand ON my
record. They are right and
will add that I am proud Of ny REQ
ord ~ Register of Deeds.
since I became Register Of Deeds.
more than seven years ago, NOT ONE
CENT Of the Countys Taxpayers
money has been used in the running
Of this ONCE. have made the
ONCE not only supporting. but
tho surplus Of fees received, has been
. source Of large income to the coun-
ty, . the following figures will prove:
For the seven years ending Janu-
az 1, 1912, I have recorded 1S4,6s4
real estate instruments and filed
more than $4,000 personal property
conveyances.
The total fees collected for these
seven years amounted to $17S,714.14.
The total expenses in salary and
clerk hire was $74,s7S Sc, which left
q surplus IN the county treasury OF
,$1o4,7 rs Sc, splendid showing l
claim. and proves that I have con-
Quoted the ONCE economically.
But profit to the county has not
been my main object. Ny first aim
and ambition has always heen to sce
to It that the work entrusted to me
As Register Of Deeds was DONE
RIGHT.
Have L succeeded? The voter can
Investigate for himself. The looks
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ABSTRACT or STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December 81,
a. o. 1911.

OF the condition and affairs OF the
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Of 81. Panl, organised under the laws
Of the state Of Minnesota, made to
the Commissions o. Insurance II the
State Of North Dakota, IN purs .ance
Of the laws Of said sta:e.
Pfesident-E ~. Randall.
Secretary-T. II. Phillips.
Vice President n. Lindeks,
Principal Once et. Paml.
Attorney for service Of process II
the State o. North Dakota:
Name, Commissioner Of Insurance:
location, BISMARCK, N. D. az
Organfzed or Incorporated Aug. 6th
1890.
Commenced bsslnesa Aug. 8, 1850.
ASSETS.
I.oars secured BY Deeds Of
Trust or Mortgages on
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Many HAVE FILED
THE PAST TWO WEEKS

1277-Adolph O. Rambeck, Com
stock, MINI. -E1a IS NJ NWA 49,
1929.
127S-William Michel, Minot-SWA
3c-16O-S9.
1279-Johh Zentgraf, j., Tyler
NWA 17-151-sS.
12s6-Henry Eley, Willow City
NEA 6-15os7.
1890 George Kramer, Hot Spirits
S. D.-NDA a2-152-s1.
12e2-Asa c. Wood, Des Moines,
Ia.-NwA so-1eo-ss.
1314-John H. Hasa, Dennison,
MINI. -SwA 2O-15z-s1.
1316-Herman Croft Bertho!d-
sEA 15-151.O.
1v19-Mrs. Lizzie Shaw, Minot-
NWA 27-161 as.
1330-Thon1as n. Pardne. Huron
Kan.-SEA 11-149-s9.
1331-Geo. W. 1ntfen, Atohinson,
Kan. -NEA 11-149-S9.
1333-Flavies J. Gsling, Cincinnati
Ohlo-NwA 2s-15a-s1.
13ss-Gustav g. Radke, Ree-SEA
30-151-SS.
1S61-Julius Hintz, Upham-NEA
5-150-sS.
13631Mrs. Hattie Footh, Sher-
wood-NEA 9-160SS. r..
1seeAf0P II. Il. Kosoag, Chip
pewa Falls, Wis.-NWA 22-153- 50.
1365-Ira l.. Yoder, Minot --NEA
ls73-John Mitchell, Deering-EH
SEA 24-161-S0.
1S7S-Joel Nystnen, Northheld,
MINI. -NEA 33-1S1-s7.
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FOR sALULFine farm Of 800 acres:
nicely located on the main county
road, close to Minot and several
good towns, markets and schools;
$50 acres under cultivation: 20
acres fine timbered pasture. with
plenty Of good water. viii SEP
with hors"s, machinery. ETC., COM
plete or alone. Address william
verzatt, Tasker,N u. Box 342. Or
inquire at the Independent. e 8 t6cg
WANTED Position as general mer-
chandise clerk; three years expe-
Renee. Address Box 1888, Sawyer,
N. D. ="
FOR SAIlE-Rubber tired runabout,
red running gears, 7-s inch tires;
harness, bride and saddle: price
right. Dr. Hardaway, Minot, N. D.
&c If
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I hereby announce myself as a can,
didate for the Office Of Clerk of the
District Court, on the Republican tic.
ket, and respectfully solicit yo,m sup.
port.
JOHN LYNCH.
For Representative, 10Th District.
My name will be on the Republican
Lallot, June 26th, 1912, as = candi-
date for representative from the 18th
Legislative District.
am Progressive Reput lican, and
if elected, will affiliate with that wing
OF the party during the session. Am
m favor Of simplifying judicial vpro-
ceedure, liberal support for the Minot
normal and for such general legtsla-
ton as will do the most good to our
citizenship in general as contrasted
with the claims Of ; favored Tow.
These principles should be applied IN
favor Of the whole state as against
any particular community. Any law
which favor will work as hard for
% would to win law suit and VIM
strive not to be known as trimmer
Will he my own boss and wear no
maE's collar.
l shall ask no man for his vote,
but II you figure can earn the sal
ary and carry out your ideas I shall
doubly appreciate your support and
try and see that you are not disap-
pointed in results. ..
Dated At Mfnot, North Dakota,
June 3rd. 1912.
F. B.. LAMBERT,
Minot, North Dakota.
The many friends of Hans N. Rose
VoIu, 'IACc1c, ~ LUX are pk0dO0O
to note that he has entered the race
for senator for the 43rd legislative
district (Renville county, and that
he Is getting his announcement from
the common people Of his district.
Mr.. Rosewood is progressive republi-
can and is making a clean fight for
the honor Of representing the 43rd
district. This is his first attempt in
politics, but he has always taken an
active interest in township, county
and state affairs, is a stock holder
and director Of the farmers elevator
at Greene. and vitality interested in
laws which will inure to the benefit
Of the producer N all cases. He will
no doubt, receive the republican nom
iEation at the June primaries. (poiiti-
cal advertising -
ABSTRACT or STATEMENT
For The Year Ending December 81,
Z
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70 THE VOTERS OF WARD
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Total expenditures -. $570,553. rs
MISCELLANEOUS.
Whole number of policies
written In North Dakota
during the year (paid b.
sis,, 210.
Total risks taken during
the year in North Dakota$38S,S15. Is
Total Premiums received
during the year in North
Dakota ............... SLOPE
Total losses paid during
the year In North Da-
hOto ...... 0,VVV.VO
Total Losses incurred dur
ing the year ...l.... 5000. 90
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, i.
Once Of Commissioner OF insurance.
I, W. c.. Taylor, Commissioner Of
Insurance Of the State Of North Dar
kota, do hereby certify that the fore
going 70 true abstract Of the orig
NAL statement now on fle III this Of
Zee.
In Testimony whereof. have here
unto set my hand and affxed the seal
OF this ONCE at Bismarck the LIST day
Of April, A. b. 1919.
DDAI) ~. q. TAYLOR,
Commissioner OF Insurance.
STATE or NORTH DAKOTA,
Once Of Commissioner Of Insurance.
| CO16PAfeY'S CERT1FTCATD or All.
THORITY.
Whereas, The Minnesota Mutual
| Lifs 1ns. Co., corporation orxanizcd
under the hawB Of Minnesota, has
filed n this ONCE q sworn statement
exhibiting IT. condition and business
for the year ending December 81,
1911. conformable 70 the requirements
Of the laws Of this state, fcsulating
the tnsfness Of insurance, ana,
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MlN0T MARKETS

CoRREcrED EVERY THURSDAY.
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Real Estate ~, "a. 4Dy -
Premium Notes and Loans SSSsS4l II
United States STOCKS and
bonds ..........,.... s@@,s. %
er bonds lss.44s. oa
Railroad Bonds 49,. 156,1e4. %
Bank So.644. ~
interest due and accrued. e1,5H 20
Net amount of Deferred
and outstanding Premi- ....
umS ............ tS.sSS''1
All other assets-btlls 10
ceivable, agents BAL
ances, furniture, fix
lures, etc. ...........! 1S.sSS.7S
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-25
Manual Training Exhibit.

MIR. Trueblood arranged a fine ex-
hibit Of the years work In manual
training Mt the Boys Club this week
and gave special invitation to the
public TO call and look over II upon
Thursday and Friday afternoons aud
evenings. The exhibit was not SO
large as last years, but was proba-
bly, superior In quality. There were
nearly 237 pieces on display, includ-
ing tables. bookcases, hall seats, Ia
bourets. sleeve boards. swings, tool
boxes, music cabinets, etc. Last year
there were nearer 800.
The 237 pieces did not include all
of the work done by the boys this
year. Many pieces of finished work
were not displayed Then. too, the
fourth grade was not included in mai-
ual this year and that lessened the
number OF articles perceptbly. Those
that were in evidence. however. wer.
ample and finished proof OF the splen
did work and interest of the teach.
er and OF the pupils.
Middleton Stark is to be congratu-
lated on having the greater number
of pieces OF any single individual
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-25
Phone. Junta 2l3

appor'ion,d each aud to pursue 1t
diligeltly-to get the vision and then
TO press forward with all Of the cour.
age and all OF the hope that is In
them and attain the exalted goal at
any cost He made II very clear that
there are many things for which men
and women may and do barter n
glorious birthright and repeat. varied
ly. the story OF Esau and the mess
of pottage.
We felt as We listened that con-
vincing truths were being sent home
to the heartx and to the intcllecis
Of the group OF young men and
young women who occupied the
platform. rs well as to the hearts
and the intcilgences OF the deeply
interested company before the speak
er.
Singing followed the discourse, and
the closing prayer was offered by
the Rev. Father Felix Dilly.