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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-01-02
CHAPTER XII.-(ContInued.)


The acute question pierced deep.
Out of Stanton's suffering leaped the
truth In cry of vehement passion
and force.
Il do not know! Jessica, Jessica,
do not know want both. | love
you, want you for my wife; left with
him, l would have missed you If
cared for you because you were like
him, II l see him now In you. what
matter? | tell you | want you. but
shall want him all my life. | want the
one who rode beside me. the one who
stood with me through rough or
smooth, the one who knew me and |
him want my comrade. Jes Floyd"
The naked strength of pain, the
fierce cutlery of savage bereavement
left the atmosphere swept to primi-
tive clarity, free Of all small things.
The girl drew herself erect even her
lips colorless in her absolute pallor
but her eyes meeting him on his own
ground OF desperate honesty. and
raised her hands to her head
Stanton saw. her lace sleeves fall
back, and a zigzag scar start into
view on her slender left arm. Like
bands of silk ribbon she unwound the
heavy braids of hair and flung them
aside. letting mass of short. boyish.
bronze curls tumble about her fore
head
There was no mistake possible, ever
again He did not know that he spoke.
yet his cry reached the street below.
Floyd! Floyd"
81 am Floyd"
you"
81 am Jessica."
The room reeled giddily. his vision
blurred. And as his composure went
down in chaos. her courage rose up to
aid his need.
you're goin' to take 1t hard" COM
FASHIONED her earnest voice. I've
been dom wrong to you. while |
thought was only hurtin' myself. I'm
sorry"
The lisp, the soft excitement-born
accent SO blent with memories Of
splendid peril and comrade risk. fell
on ready ears.
"God!" breathed Stanton, and sank
into chair. dropping his face upon
his arm as it rested on the little tea
table.
you've got to bear It; there's only
me. But that's the only way I've de-
ceived you, Stanton" The rustic OF
her dress came strangely with his
name In those clear tones. "All that
told you of my life is true, except
Jes. My father had to have a son. an
he made me one. At first, when was
little, it was for fun he called me Je:
when | had my boy-clothes on. an
played there were two of us. Blu
when we found that all the country
side. all the factory hands. every on,
except my nurse believed Jes ant
Jessica twins. we let 1t go on
made It easier for him In trainin' M
TO be his partner. For he said ! wa
man-ft for that So Jes studied an
raced an worked with him all day; Il
the eyenin' Jessica wore frocks an
frills We lived alone in the bi
house: II was so easy | used to darl
en- nv skin bit; that was all You r
not ustepin'-you want time to thin
Il out"
He neither moved nor contradictet
ryme for reimbursement he did neeC
for realization of this and himsei
Standing. a slim. upright figure sh
rave IT to him, waiting while the litti
Swiss clock on the mantle chatters
through many minutes.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-01-02
English Getting Fond of Cheese.

Cheese is coming more and more In
favor for lunches in England In ad-
dition to the homemade product there
were consumed last year imported
cheese that cost $34,746,000
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-01-02

She (for the steen-hundredth, more
or less, time)-"Oh, darling, do you
really and truly love met" He q
triae grimly)-"Now, look-a-here.
Gladysl Do you want me to put up
q cash bond 7"--TnA-~
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-01-02

what you need" said the wordy
medic in his ponderous way, "is an
enlargement Of your daily round, q
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-01-02
Optimistic

1t is better t. b. cked 100 young
than canned too late JUICE
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-01-02
Some lima to Walt.

One evening an Irishman CHANGED
to drop into quiet meeting house OF
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-01-02

wider circle of activity" "Mebby
that's right" said the patient I'm
bareback rider in a one-ring circus"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Marshall republican., 1913-06-20
SALT BRANCH

The bridge men, who have been
lying the bridge west of w. A. Smiths
have completed ther work and have
n cved south of Napton.
The Memorial Sunday school gave
4 picnic at Wilton Friday. which was
well attended and every one seemed to
have a good time.
Mrs. Stobs and daughter, Gladdis,
were visiting in this neighborhood
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. j. C. Scott and daughters,
Misses Stella and Nell Luceil, OF
Napton neighborhood we're the guests
Sunday OF Mr., and Mrs. J. W. Wright
and family.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the Lester-Lindsey show Sat
urday evening.
Misses Mary and Maud Smith were
shopping Monday in the county seat.
Mr.. @. ". Wright and Harry Barns
are bailing hay this week.
Mr.. Frank Taylor and family are
camping at Wilton Springs at present.
Mr.. Fount Dysart OF Napton passed
through this neighborhood Monday,
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MALTA BEND

Miss Grace VanArsdale returned
ZONE last Sunday TO MAYHEM. after 1
'ceks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Fred Ayers was shopping II
iarshall last Tuesday.
Mrs. Humphrey OF Grand PAS
'pent several days here last week tn,
uest OF her son. George Humphre,
nd family.
Mrs. Auer OF Slater visited rela
Ives here several days last week,
Miss Coda Mahan was transactinf
business In Marshall last Thursday
Mrs. Steve Frazee went TO Kansa'
lily last Thursday evening for q visit
18th her sister and from there she
Ill go TO Austin, Mo-. for a visit Will
,er brother.
Miss Levesay and friend we're tho
uest of Mrs. L~evesay's brother ant
nmily at the home OF DR.. and Mrs
'rown last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby returned homo
ron a visit with relatives at Boon.
lille lasa Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Potter were
isitors at Kansas City several days
his week.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star viii
'erve ice cream. ices, cake and coffee
IN 81. Johns day, June cath.
Miss Elisha Tobin returned homo
rom school last Friday.
Mr.. Maurice Brown returned home
rom school last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Bradshaw yer
shopping in Marshall Monday.
Mr.. Marian Williams was a Malta
Bend visitor Monday.
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MI. LEONARD.

Mr., Rick Houston and family OF
Sweet Springs were guests Saturday
ana Sunday OF Mrs. Houston's mot
her. Mrs. s. NJ, Dowden. if
Rev. Baxter OF William Jewell
school at Liberty. Mo-, fulfilled his
regular appointment here Sunday and
preached two excellent sermons Sun
day morning and evening.
The following friends were enter
tanned Sunday at the country home
OF T. s. Smith and family: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. t. Brightwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. l.. Grimes and little daughter.
Uelma Lee and Rev. Baxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Leonard OF Mar
shall we're entertained the latter part
OF the week at the home OF Mrs. ]. j.
Robertson.
Mrs. Bette Cluen and granddaugh-
ter. Margaret Campbell OF Lee Sum
NIT arrived Saturday for a visit with
q. p. Grimes and family.
Mr., Joe Dowden OF Blackburn was
a guest Of Sunday OF Miss Edna May
field.
Miss Edna Shepard left Saturday
for Chicago. where she will enter
the Chicaso university for the sum
NOR term.
The Marshall republican., 1913-06-20
HARDEsGAN.

Turner Embrey was trading in Mar,
shall SATURDAY. -
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Brown we're din.
ner guests Sunday at u. b. Pipers.
Mrs. Joe Scott spent the past week
with her mother, Mrs. Marshall OF
Wanamaker. Mo.
Arthur Dickson was IL Marshall,
Saturday.
Miss Moliie Neff and brother
Charley were the guests OF relatives
In Marshall last week.
Mesdames Turner Embrey, VIII
Vanarsdale and Ben odell and their
children were the guests OF Mrs. G..
II. Amsburg Wednesday.
Mrs. Herman lehman spent Mon
day with Mrs. Arthur Dickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheel Embrey and
children spent Sunday with James
Webb.
A very large crowd from this Wei
nifty attended the basket dinner ut
Fish Creek Sunday, II was a grand
success.
Mrs. b b. Piper. Miss Marie and
chas. Piper and Miss Rowena Gam
brell 9 trading In Marshall. Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. yohn Howell and Jewell
and Bryan. Howell spent Sunday with
Mrs. Howsll's mother. at Fayette.
Quite a few from the Hardeman
neighborhood spent Sunday at Wilton
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. @. Gibson and
daughter. Miss Lillian spent Wednes-
day at Mr.. Dick Morris.
Remember the Wonderland Float
ing Theatre will be in Arrow Rock,
Saturday. June 21. A large crowd ex-
pected.
Miss vergie Johnson spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with home
folks near here.
Miss Geneva Dysart returned Fri
day after q snort visit with relatives
near Lamine.
Ralp Brown OF Clay Center passed
through here Monday enroute to Ar
row Rock.
Mrs. Lon Piper and daughters.
Miss salie and Mrs. Bert Smith and
Mitchell I0sitskill spent Thursday
with j. y. Piper of Slater.
A few from this vicinity attended
the Ice cream social at Arrow Rock
Saturday night.
From the last report the Missouri
river is still rising. and the farmers
are greatly In hopes It will bring a
nice rain. which Is greatly needed.
Arnold Brown was in this vicinity
Saturday
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CLAY CENTER

Mrs. Susie Brown and daughter
Mrs. j. v. Connell ana two daugh
tiers accompanied by Mr.. Frank Bur
rof of Marshall we're guest Tuesda,
OF Mrs. Sarah West and family. The,
we're accompanied home by Mrs. Yves
who Will be their guest for n few day,
Misses Sallie Brown, Lucille ant
Lorene West made their regular triI
to Slater Wednesday.
Miss Gala Odell and brother, Hugh
OF Marshall were dinner guest Thurs
day at Mr.. A. l.. Vests
Mrs. Lindsay Hall and son Johr
were shopping In Marshall Friday.
Tipping brothers OF Marshall called
on Mr.. West Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. A. Brown Is guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. J. Il. Piper in Slater
at present.
Messrs Adolph sholtz and Mot,
Ehler passed through here wednes.
day enroute TO Marshall.
Mr.. Reynolds of Hardeman passed
through here Friday.
Mrs. Alonzo Piper and daughter.
Miss Sallie and Mrs. Bert Smith pas.
sed through here Friday enroute 70
J. II. Pipers OF Slater.
Messrs Ralph Charley and Arnold
Brown we're In Marshall Saturday.
Mr.. A. J. West and family were
shopping in Slater Wednesday.
Harry Dickson was guest Saturday
night and Sunday OF homefolks In
Marshall.
Mr.. Joe Kiso and son passed thr.
ough here Saturday.
Several from here attended tho
iasket dinner at Fish Creek Sunday
Mr.. Frank Lawless and famil,
we're guests Sunday OF Mr.. A. J
West and family.
Miss Lorene Piper returned HON,
saturday after a weeks visit with Mrs.
!. y. Brown.
MT. ana MIS-. -. j. watts OF Naptof
we're guest Sunday afternoon OF Mr.
md Mrs. VIII Odell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Biggs and dau
;hter and Misses Mabel Pearson
sadie Price Morris passed through
iere Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everette Townsend
nd MIR. and Mrs o. G. Brown n
antilles were guests Sunday OF Mr.
md Mrs. G. Il. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kruger wer,
uest Sunday OF Mr.. VIII Kanmeyei
nd family OF near Arrow Rock.
Misses Pearl Howell Rosa Webb
iarle Piper aud brother. Frank. wer,
upper guests Sunday evening at IN,
zone OF MIR. 7. Spencer.
The Marshall republican., 1913-06-20
GRAND PASS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Downs OF San
Diago. California. spent a few day
this week with the formers sister
Mrs. Preston Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. McReynoid
were in Marshall Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Davis and grandchildren
Mildred and Herbert Kiser of Kansa
City are spending a few days here a
their old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Kramer and Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. j. Edwards went TO Mar
shall Tuesday IN the formers car.
Miss Maud Bryant OF Marshall wa
he guest OF Mrs. sewall Burruss Wed
nssday.
Mrs. John Ault ami little daughte
Pauline OF Haverly visited friend
here this week.
ID. 7. Moreland, Amos Webb AM
Floyd Wilson were attending to bust
ness in Marshall Tuesday.
Mrs. Lula Haworth OF olatha, Kai
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
David Robn.
ID. ID. Dugglns and Robert Reynold
OF Marshall were here on legal bust
ross Friday.
Rev. Lamar Bedsworth ia visitin'
his daughter, Mrs. G. II. Mcclure.
II. NJ. Coad spent Friday with hi
daughter, Mrs, Dave Humphreys a
her home near Blackburn.
Miss Lenora Bell of Marshall visit
ed Miss Bertha P%lsttner a few day
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Chrlsman am
little son. Aldred of Slater spent {
few days this week with Jesse Neer
and family.
Mrs. Carrie Mccullough OF Kansa'
City 10 visiting her sister, Mrs. Pres
ton Edwards.
Harry Plattner OF Marshall made 2
short visit with his parents Saturday.
Kirk Weeden of Waverly spent
Sunday with his cousins, Misses Ida
and Eta Davis.
Mrs. Bert Price entertained satur-
day evening for Miss Corinne Loper.
who will be married on Wednesday
June is.
Robert Kinchloe OF MAYHEM spent
Sunday with friends here.
Anderson Galloway left Sunday for
Pine Bluff. where he will spend the
summer,
Rev. D. G. Bolton filled his regular
,sppolntmsnt at the Baptist church
sea1.y,
The Marshall republican., 1913-06-20
down in the wenzel car.

"o"h va the NehIti cur,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. Lowery and lit
tile on Melvin was visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Shepard Sunday afternoon.
Miss Viyicn Garrett spent satur-
day night and Sunday with Miss Opal
Wenzel and guest Miss Ruth Scott.
G. A. Lowery made n business trip
Ito Marshall Saturday morning.
Missrs Walter werizel. and Oscar
Clifford and Opal wenzel and Ruth
Scott attended services at Hardeman
Sunday evening.
orearvillo was well represented at
Fish Greek Sunday.
Mrs. c. A. LoSery and daughter,
Miss Mae attended the Lester-Lind-
say show In Marshall Saturday after
noon.
j. NJ. Colt and son were trading In
Marshall Saturday.
Mrs. c. A. Lowery and daughter
Mics Mae were shopping In Marshall,
Wednesday.
A little bunch assembled at this
place Sunday afternoon TO hear Rev.
Hassler's fine sermon.
Miss Ruth Scott and brother Harry
OF Marshall are guests ut the home
OF q. p. Wenzel.
Harvey Garrett spent a few hours
Sunday afternoon with his brother.
Richard.
Mr.. Carl Romlnes called on Miss
Julia Neff Sunday evening.
Messrs Walter Van Bowen and Jim
Jackson OF Slater were calling on
Misses Vivian Garrett and Irene Neff
Sunday afternoon.
The Marshall republican., 1913-06-20

Here is a most interesting collection OF
summer neckwoar which comprises
every new aud derirablc fashion idea.
Every woman sould see II. Prices from
.2A to $3.50.
The Marshall republican., 1913-06-20

NORTON

NbftION
. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. q. Wall and Mr.
John Wall were in Marshall Tuesda,
TO meet their brother. MIR. Edwar,
Wall and wife OF st. Louis, who ar,
on a western trip and stopped at Mar
shall for a few hours.
Mas Maud Talber was in Slate,
Monday OF last week. d
Mrs. Jack Hawkins was in Marshal
Wednesday.
Misses Daisy Ancell and Caddi,
Lyle were guests OF Miss Francis An
cell OF Marshall last week.
MIR. Phillip Sheer was at Morton
"Wednesday.
Miss Fannie Mccoy spent the weel
end with friends in Marshall.
Mr.. VIII Hickman had a stee,
Killed on the railroad track Friday
Mrs. Robert Irvine and Mrs. Keitl
Goodwin were guests OF Mrs. Jacl
Hawkins Monday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. -. swisher ant
daughter, Miss Alma. we're dinnei
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs l.. II. pember
ton Thursday.
hessrs VIII and Harry Hickman at
tel ded the Lcster.Lindsey show a.
Marshall Friday night.
Messrs Joe Hedges. Joe johnson
and II. u. Swisher were In Marshal
Saturday.
Mr.. c. H. Hickman and son. Harry
we're guests Of the formers slst,r
Mrs. Mollie White OF orearyille neigh
borhood. Sunday.
Mr.. Otis pemberton and son, Ben
iamin. attended services at the Me
thodist church in Slater Sunday.
Rev. Baker OF Marshall preached q
the Norton church AZ n o'clock n
again at night and at Mt. Horeb T.
the afternoon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Ford OF Slate
and Mrs. Bette white OF Marshal
attended services at ~. Horeb churel
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Walter Plourd OF Kansas CIT,
II down on business.
Mr.. vanable is putting a new roo
on Mr.. J. II. Hedges house.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
Young near Norton. a nine pound boy
June 18th.
Mr.. VIII Wood OF Texas IL visitinT
his brother, Norman Wood. who h
quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. swisher and da,
ghter. Miss Alma spent Sunday Mr.
A. T. swisher aud family OF Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Wall OF Mont
gomery City. who were married Il
Slater last week. are visiting relatives
near Norton, the bride Is II. th,
groom Is rs. he Is a son OF Mr.. Char
les Wall OF Montgomery City. VIII,
has been working for the LaCross
Lumber Co. for years.
The Marshall republican., 1913-06-20
LITTLE ROCK

Jim Lo.akeuble: .pett several days
OF +. ". Ehler.
Dan Ehler and Otto Cramer OF
Slater accompanied with the Ere.
mont girls autoed to our city last
Sunday afternoon.
George Pearson. ST.. wife and sis.
ter. Miss Roxie Pearson, were Mar.
shall callers Saturday.
DR.. w. l.. Sharp was n Marshall
caller last Monday as n witness In
the Lamar case before the probate
court.
T. NJ. Ehler was n Marshall caller
last week.
Mr.. Larmar has been on the sick
list.
DIR. w. L. Sharp was a Glasgow
The Marshall republican., 1913-06-20
caller last week.

caller last week.
Henry MaiHx and. fAmily. ". ~.
Thornton and family. Ed. Thorhtcn
and wife. Chas. Maddox and DR.. w. l..
Sharp attended the basket dinner ut
Fish Greek Sunday and VIII says
there were about 1900 people pres
ent and NIL had a lovely dinner.
Mr.. Joe Auer was n caller last week
Mr.. weihs. the Peter shoe drum
mer, called on Mr.. Ehler' last week.
Mrs. Joe Auer. Mr.. Williams. Virgil
Huff. Bob Johnson and Mr.. Evens OF
Marshall attended the basket dinner
at Fish Creek Sunday.
Mr.. Mayfield and family OF Roam
oke. Va. are visiting Mrs. Meyfield's
folks. Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Cbtt and
family.
The Marshall republican., 1913-06-20
ARROW ROCK !

o1N't -
relatives in Howard county, Monday
Mrs. w. s. Shemwell and little dau
ghter, Rachel we're visitors Monday
afternoon at the home OF l.. A. vii.
marth in Cooper county.
Miss veva Marshall OF Marshall Is
Visiting at the home of Mrs. Parilee
Bingham.
Mrs. John Bierbaum went 10 the
country Tuesday afternoon to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Herman Aselmey-
er.
Mrs. Ira Blakely spent the after
noon Tuesday In Cooper with her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Freeman.
DIR. Bradshaw recently purchased a
new Studebaker car.
Miss Della Bierbaum was visiting
relatives In the country last week
from Tuesday until Saturday.
w. II. Thornton, wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Lorine OF the country were
among the crowd In town wednes-
day morning.
}. Il. Dickson from west OF town
vas on u streets Wednesday.
Mrs. Parileo Bingham and Harold
Turley and wife entertained the
GLOWING relatives al dinner wednes-
day: Russell sutherlIn and family Of
Kansas City, Elwood Fray and family
OF near Blackwater, John Reynolds
and wife OF Cooper, Mrs. X. l.. Mar
shall, II. @. Scott and wife from town.
s. Il. Fisher. wife and little daugh-
ter. Mosette we're visitors Wednes-
day afternoon ut the country home OF
Sam Fisher.
Mrs. VIII Eichman. Rev. Snapp
and family and Watson Dlggs we're
shopping Wednesday afternoon In
Marshall.
Miss Julia Watts arrived last We'd
ncsday from Fayetto. where she at
tended school and will spend her
vacation here.
The steamer, Scott, passed up the
river Thursday and deposited a large
cargo OF goods and machinery at our
wharf for our enterprising merchants. |
The ladies' OF the Baptist church
served strawberries. crea mand cake !
Thursday night at the Oak Grove
school house south OF town.
Mrs. J. =. Biggs entertained quite
a number OF relatives and friends at
Thursday night.
Charles Jannock from south OF |
was trading with our merchants
morning.
s. II. Vanarsdnle OF Springfield
was n week end guest OF his wife and
other relatives.
James Marshall and wife OF near
were guests Saturday af-
and night OF w. N. Edwards
and family.
The ladies aid society OF the Chris.
tian church held their strawberry and
supper at the Masonic Hall
Saturday night and realized about
SAC from the sales.
Miss Ruby Craig was n guest sever
nj days last week OF her sister. Mrs.
r. Hubbard.
o. j.. Watt. wife and Miss Bessie
Bingham OF Napton motored TO town
Saturday afternoon and remained
hours. They also attended
the supper.
Charley Lawlcss and family OF near
City arrived Saturday for n
few days visit with home folks.
Ed. Eichman and family and Or
Nuckles and family OF Slater were
Sinner guests Sunday at the home OF
VIII Eichman.
w. ID. Shemwell and wife Of Hig.
and Jack shemwell and wife
Of Blackwater were visitors Sunday
Of w. s. Shemwell and family.
@. A. Radford wife and Mrs. White
Of . Chicago were visitors at the old
Sunday.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-07-12
Conditions in Spain

One cannot but sympathiEs with
poor priest-riddon Spain. This coun-
try that today might have been one OF
the foremost nations Of the earth. has
been gradually going backward. She
has been trying 10 carry too big a
weight around her neck. The attempts
OF the people TO free themselves from
the oppressive burdens OF Romanism
are admirable, but az the same time
pathetic. In Spain with her i9,5ss.6SS
people there are 7O4 monasteries and
1907 nunnerios. with 12,S00 monks and
ii 900 nuns, and a large number Of
the members OF the religious orders
that have entered from Portugal Add
10 this the expenses OF the upkeep OF
the hundreds OF churches and we see
nation held down and impoverished
by an excessive parasitic absorption OF
her vitality. This condition reminds
US Of what we frequently see in this
tropical country where trees are 90
covered with different parasites that
the very life is being sapped out OF
them to such an extent that they can
no longer maintain healthy growth,
but must die an untimely death.
The murder OF Ferrer and OF Can
ton OF the work OF reform that is In
the air in Spain. The Roman church
Is making a strong stand 10 maintain
herself in Spain, for she is being
routed In nearly every other so-called
Catholic country.
Ferrer battled for the liberal edu-
cation Of the masses: and Canalejas
for the freeing OF the people from
hA
Canaleias was carrying forward some
notable reforms az the time OF his
assassination One bill imposed mill
itary service on clericals as well as
on other citizens which was legallxed
June 29, 1912, and another was
the asseveration OF honor as n witness
as a substitution for the old time oath
on the cruciflx. Another act was to
head on the religious orders that
we're piling into Spain from Portugal
and elsewhere.
One OF the most interesting things in
all history is the story Of the mighty
struggle that has been going on for
the last fifty years In the Latin world
whereby the people have been trying
TO free themselves from the tyranny
Of the Roman Catholic hierarchy. Yet
one OF the most pathetic things that we
see today is the way the people OF the
United States are receiving with vide
open arms the Jesults who are literally
being kicked out Of the so-called Cath
Ollie countries, and permitting the
fungus growth of Romanism TO fasten
Itself on our free institutions. We have
no patience with those members OF the
different branches OF the evangelical
church who go about calling the Ro-
man Catholic church a sister church.
We do not consider such a thing q
sign Of fraternal spirit but rather gross
terrible facts Of history, both past and
present.