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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04
BUSINESS MEN HUNT
FOR TREASURE TROVE

SEATTLE. Wash, July Al. N.
S)--Heres another buried treasure
story.
Fred C. Andrews of Centralia
Wash, has map supposed TO direct
the way to buried Spanish money on
Swan Island, in the caribbean sea.
Andrews says he received the chart
from his uncle. who in turn had se-
cured it while sailing on Il merchant
man which was attacked by pirates in
the Caribbean in 1S47.
NJ. c. Levinson, president of an auto
accessories company of Seattle, was
induced to finance an expedition and,
in company with Pete Marshalton and
Louis Lehner, of st. Paul, Andrews
and Levinson set out for the elusive
pot Of gold' Securing the forty-ton
fishing schooner Patsy, under COM
mand of Patsy O'Shea. they sailed
from New Orleans on April 10.
They found the spot marked on the
map but no sign of the treasure, On
the return violant quarrel arose am
bHb IltiilutiS VI eiiS pace 'Hu '''A'
of them would speak to Andrews. An
drew says he has not given up hope,
however, and will try again, He states
the party left the island too soon.
Swan Island, a small cocoanut PALM
covered bit of sand OFF the coast of
Honduras is the subject of traditional
tales and is said To have been one of
the rendevoux of Captain X dd-of
course.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04

/ In addition, there are those conserva-
tives who want to limit the vote for
men and 80 would never dream Of giv-
ing votes to women. However II the
government introduces a bill, which
we hope It win whenever there Is Il
change Of Premier, the Socialists and
Popclare viii both have TO vote for
| IL, and II will again pass and go to the
Senate---if the next Premier does not
20 to the country again before that
Despite the general discOufagement
Of the suffragists, there are few op-
tiinistB who are already preparing for
tho day when women will have the
vote. Signora I3esao, Of Rome, has or
gani2ed q woman's party, the unlone
Politica Nazionale, which, she de-
clares, will work for the interests of
women and will enter, the elections,
when women have the vote, with its
own electoral lists.
Dissension within Ranks
Already the women of italy are di-
vlding on this question of whether or
not there should be q woman's party,
Within the ranks Of those who are
fighting for suffrage there has come
a further split with the recent cleo
tion--a split that grew out Of the fact
that many women took part In the
party propaganda preceding the cleo
tion. In Milan. as well as elsewhere,
the more progressive leaders Of snf
frage declared that women should
urge the election only Of those men
who had pledged their votes to suf-
frage-a programme very like that OF
the National Woman's Party Of the
United States. This policy was defeat
cd by women who were eager to sup
port one party or another, however.
Professor Ancona, who was particu-
iarly opposed to women taking part in
the election expect on the suffrage
issue, says:
"The reason we don't get suffrage
in italy Is because the politicians are
not afraid of MS as the American poll |
ticians were Of the women there. II !
would be impossible to adopt a femi- |
mist militant movement in Italy. but |
II would be an excellent thing If we
could. Probably If Mr.. Giolittl had |
been made as uncomfortable az Lord |
Asquith was in England or President |
Wilson in America, he would have
done something for suffrage instead OF
sitting dumb"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04
WOMAN SUFFRAGE is STUMPED
TN ITALY BECAUSE OF POWER OF
! POLITICIANS, LEADER ASSERTS

man OF the Milan Suffrage organiza-
ton. IN an interview with the Inter-
national News Service.
The situation for suffrage, accord
ing 20 her, Is very bad; but the immi-
nent end Of Giolitti's administration
will do much to raise the hopes Of
Italian women Twice bill has been
passed by the Chamber OF Deputies OF
Italy granting suffrage, but both times
a new election has been called before
the question was taken before the
senate, and so has had to be intro
duced again in the Chamber.
Politicians in italy. sne said are
like politicians in all other countries
on the subject of woman's vote. The
Popclare declare that women SUI
frage will add votes to the socialist
party. The Socialists declare It VIII
bring votes to the Popclare. and the
Constitutionalists are afraid OF boLn'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04
.CARUSO'S SECRETARY
WEDS OPERA SOPRANO

BUFFALO, July Al. n. S.)-Ni-
ma Morgana soprano Of the Metro
politan Opera company. was married
here to Bruno Zirato. secretary to En-
rico Caruso. Their wedding was or
liginally set for April last, but owing
to the critical Illness of Caruso at that
time it was postponed.
! Had Caruso not been forced to go
to Italy for his health he would have
been best man at the wedding. How
ever, Caruso delegated Giovanni Pen
chetti. Of Buffalo, to represent him
Miss Anna Scheeler attended the
bride. II was a simple wedding. Fol-
lowing the ceremony the bridal cou-
pie and a party of eighteen had we'd
ding breakfast at the Iroquois Hotel.
After their honeymoon trip Mr.. and
Mrs Zirato will return to New York
on August / and occupy Caruso's lux
urious apartments in the Hotel Van
derbiit.
Caruso before sailing bestowed this !
present on Zirato. In addition he gave
a beautiful diamond ring TO the bride.
Among the many message of felici-
tation was a cablegram from Giulio
Gatti-Casazza. director of the Metro /
politan Opera Company. who is in
Milan: others from Gioanni Martinez
Ii Claudi Mnzio and Adamo Didur,
who are in South America, and still
others from Giuseppe De Lea, Tetraz-
zini and Titta-Ruffo, who are in Italy.
The bride wore a gown of white sat
in. trimmed with white feathers, and
n georgette hat. She was given in
marriage by her brother, Charles Nor
CANA vice-president of a local motor
Miss MorGana is a Buffalo girl
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Here's Our Safety-Cuarantee Plan:

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04
KITTEN COMES INTO
WORLD WITH DATE OF
BIRTH STAMPED ON FUR

+ LONDON, July al y. 81 :
+ All London is Interested in a =
+ kitten that has just been born. Z
+ 1t is generally tabby, but on its +
= white stomach is 1921" dis =
= tinctly marked i'm gray fur.
= The theory is thate before the
= kittens birth the mothers ia =
= vorite resting place was spot :
= where sack marked 1891" was =
= continually before her eyes,
"tHow fortunate it is" he +
= marks morn ng paper, that +
: women are not born with the =
= date of birth on them" +
4%%+$ 80 &$ $$@ =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04
Politicians Behave in England
and U. S. Where They are not
Feared; Italy Should Copy.
BL CLARA void

international News Service Special
Correspondent.
Milan, July Mot the least eager
for the resignation Of Mr.. Giolitti as
Premier are the women who are work.
ing for suffrage in ltaN
"Mr. Glolitti has been the most
phlegmatlc and impregnable enemy of
woman suffrage in all italy" said
Professor Margherita Ancona, chair
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04
The following County Il

The following County Warrants.
were issued prior to July 1st, 1914.
may be had by writing or calling at the
office of County Clerk; Il not called
for within Sixty days from this date.
the same will be cancelled.
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]. T. Shortridge TO C. J. Simmerly
$1.O0 SW IA Sc IA & w IA Sec.
"a, TIP. 6, n. r. "a.
Fannie Lee to w. D. Humphrey, 81.
II interest Lot 8, Block 4, Liver
more's Add. Pendleton.
D. 4. Pinkerton TO J. r. Moseley,
$50, 900. l. 1-2 NE IA NE IA e. sW
Ia NE IA NE IA Sec. 23, TIP. G N. r.
So.
Thelma c. Blanchet to Eugenie
Blanchet $500. Lots ., 10. Block 8,
Res. Add. Pendleton.
Chas +. Hall to j. NJ. Smith $I.00.
Lot 8. Block 3, Kilgore's Add Weston.
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llIlEnS.

Hettie Powers TO Mary DeCruw
$3.50. OF IL. Blk 10. Weston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05

Washington March t-Pr,>iGcn Harding in his inaugural a
dress said
countr, the worid about Nm after
the GREAT storm noting Of destruction and yet rejoicing III
the rucscdness the things wh WthSo" It. ne an American
he brrahcS the clarified atmosphere with strong mnEng OF rrgr"
world passion spend ITS fury but We
contemplate republic mistaken and hold our "zatl"n secure
Ibcrtvberty within the awnd civilization are Scparaf ana
though threatened find them secure ana hi
comes the profound that representative
government highest expression and guaranty {" Ooth
mindful the SocmnIty OF thus 0rra
sion feeling which know until he senses
great weight responsibility HIMSELF must utter my belief N
of the Tending fathers Surely there must
have been Gods in the making OF this world republic
Ours an organic which had but ambiguity and We saw thai
Of and blood with malnane th"
nation supreme concord inspiring We have the world
rvet its hopeful gaze tho great proofs of the wonders
We civil and religious liberty verhel
and rorcd beginning the old world >coe at expert
nent oda our foundations OF political and social belief stand I'M
ourselves inspiring example
freedom and civilization all mankind Let renewed
strengthened DEVOTION grateful reverence for III" immortal begin
ming and utter confidence in hc ulfIIment
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NOT a Democrat In
Ohio'S Delegation 10
The Incoming Congress

W.-h.nrtor. March. 4--F"l.owiHg IS
Oh!u'S d"'"gA;!"n IN tn" n'w c"nET'SS'
First District: N!choirS LonE~o-;h.
Cincinnati; Second \ T.. r. stephen.
North R"nd: Third. Roy &. Fitzgerald.
l~y;or: Fourth. John l.. Cable. LIMA;
Fif'E. Cnar!rs |. ThumTs"n. pcit"nr".
Sixth. Charles g Knarrs. R,;ar.a: Soy
cath Simeon T. t'r>S. yellow Sp~'nGS:
E:gh:. T.. ,H:n: & =. FNnd.ay. N'n;H.
W. W chambers. Toledo.
T"ntr. Israel NJ. t'os:r-. Athens: Err-
rnih. Edwin y. Ricketts,. i"Ean:
Twelfth. John =. Sp"ak$. '"l"mh-!>;
Thr'c"rrh. Jrm"s =. B"GE. SandrSkI
Fnuric"piH. . l.. KnIEh'. Akron: fi'-
tr"n,h, &. ILLS Moo. 'Amhri1S". S!\-
.Ccn'h. !. ". iIn"s. canton. S''N"'.i"':; !
William NJ. Morgan. Newark: Eight
cent?. Frank Murphy. S:"uh"nv:!)c;
Nineteenth. John & Cooper. Y"anGs-
town: Twcrti"'h. Minor G. Norton.
Ci"y"iand: Twcn,y-nr%t. Harry -. Calm.
C,ryrIand: Twenty second. Theodore e.
Burton. cleveland.
T'uzgrr7,ld. Cah'". Chalmers. Speaks.
Knight. Hines Morgan. Norton. Calm
and Burton are tho new members or
congress from Oh'a. The remaining
twelve wcr" reelected.
To back ur President Harding and 20
al N carving out his rnl.r!|S. ONO
;o,.a, sca.cd = fu:i Republican d"'"Ea o.
Ton n the lower house Of N" Ha;i"rh!
rurEr"S> ~" FIRST lime N n" stat" :
history that a" SIS congressman har"
been or Tho same rn!:t!"?l party.
The November landslide :ha' carried
Senate" Hn-d!rg into the prs .d"ncy
with In" largest popular plurality ever
given = candid swept Ohio l"mnr-
rary loose c:pn rs footing in n" CON
gr"sS. 'urninE "a ":Gh: seats over - the
Republicans. In The crash. tw" and
marks. William 4. Asnbro"k OF Johns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05
No World Super Government Declares Harding

osco'e latest musical comedy. "Linger
Longer Lefty"
Tho fair Charlotte. who was last seen
here in the famous song and dance
show. so Long Lefty" comes direc;
from the Fulton Theatre. New York.
whore the new show was proclaimed
superior to tho former big success.
The book. by Anna Nichols. has 20
do with the trials and fluctuations or
Lefty, who Cinderella Xix" has heen
nrnds n" drudge Of her tiv" Ambitious
sisters until sh" finally rebels. goes or
a strike and starts on n special cam
paign Of her own with sidc-splittinG re-
suits.
Tho music. by now composer. A.
fred Goodman. is nf the WhistIey Kind
and includes several Genuin" song hits.
among which may bn mentioned. Ling
or Longer Lefty" My Little Highland
HiehhaI'' and rhc jazz:cst of all jazz
songs. "SlnwtOwn is Jazz Town Now.
The cast Is composed of musical com
cd,, farnr;i"s. including Robert Higgins
Iitr!r Billy Oscar F!gman. Olga Roller
, Ida StIn.opc George SWEET. Curtyn"
En:-lar Frances Eends;"n and Helen
, Leonard wniic Tho chorus Is OF tn"
Broadway variety. There wiz an aug
mcnl"d orchestra. Seats now selling.
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town. and ISaa.. Sherwood "f Toledo.
Mere retired - private ~"
Nine cn'Irr!y n n faces are r"pr"Sni-
cd IN me STATE obligation Of twenty
Two members. and Il zenith. Thcodo:"
T. burton or Cleveland. VII renew old
arQun :ntanccs. having previously S"rT"d
bon as n member Of congress and as I
United States senator.
rrgh, Democrats. replaced by Re-
pub!Icans arr: Warren Gard O: HIm'i-
tor. who Vii 10 succeeded by Roy q.
Fitzgerald: y g. W-,;y o" Lima, sue
cc"dcd by Gable. Isaac Il Sherwood
,urcr"dcd -. ,".nim"rs. I" H. Erum-
laugh ut Columbus. succeeded by
speaks: Martin l.. nnvcv. Kent. sue
r".'dcl n G. l.. knight. William A.
Ashhrnok s!ccr"Lrd ry M"rtan; Charles
\ Mooney Cleveland. succeeded br
VI nor G Bor'on: john i. HahEa. SUI
c..oricd Is Hurry -. GaAA. both OF
Cleveland.
Two Eonuhlicans take tho place Of
no oihr- Republicans. They are J. II.
Hines Cnn:u-. succeeding Roscoe {.
MccuiiouGh " Canton. who served three
terms and was a CanG date on III" Re-
pih,iC.tu tirkc. for tho nomination fo~
governor: md Th""dor" F. Barton oT
Clcvr,and. who Slrcrrh& Harry I. Em"r-
enr. r',cvc,ard. VINO WAS defeated for
tn" nomination :o- Il fourth term.
Tho two Democrat warhors"s WI" arH
retiring Sherwood md Ashbrook. have
served sixteen and fourteen l"a.s n
congress from 'hr.r districts Sherwood
q Sc yeas or aEr. and AshhrooK = 81.
Sherwood = Biography N n" congress
sional directory says he was in forty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05
MCoND PRESENTATION OF RE
TURN OF PETER GRIAM'
PACKED COURT.
Difficult Character Brings Perth Abn-
ity Of warfeld.

David Warhcid and his sterling CONS
pam delighted Il brilliant audienr" that
completely i!Ird the Court thcatr"
with IN" second presentation n this
r!tv or "Th" Return Of Peter Grimm.
Thu play is in thrc" acts under tho d.
rection of David E"las"o.
Whether Il is IN" story itScif "r not.
Inc chief source for the success %
Tine Return OF Peter Grimm" lies ~
rs excellent acting p"s-ibi.;icE.' low
ever. the story is Erasping at ali t,rn"S.
Mr. Wariirid Is n" old Dutch florist
Twink IN almost isolated territory in
Now YORK state. typical OF settings ~
Holland. Ito DIES but ms spirit r"turnS
20 aid IN rc.arranE!nE love :.nair that
alrnuS; ended III disaster. Tn" action -
very deep and takes place on ni"a
surinr tav uit!v to bc tr.oW"d with =
very raSiy night ten DAYS later
Mr.. War;icld handles The rUl" of tn"
florist. HIS conception Of III" character
- S.rong and convincing. although
hearing sincerity and SIrOHG iath III
the part as outlined. Acknowledged
the greatest Of the living actors toda%.
Mr. Wartirld clearly captured his auH'-
CaCr last night which rcr"Ied III ms
"yrry mov" and watched with !htCnS"
interest everything h" said and did'
Ni,lru'. aS portrayed D. i'u" III buP''''
= almost terrifying in realistic as Is
Ia" nephew 10y John Sa:rpols. James
ifartman =" acted b? Cie"rg" W"l;!nG.
Ton. way one of thr high lgh;2 Of ths
entire performance Miriam Doyle. per-
haps j. given one OF the most difficult
n: parts and as katherine. tho ward.
Appeared 20 advantage. aSpcrallE IN
the s"rond act N her anprai :" l'"i"r.
which was finished piece O: work.
The character Of Mrs Barthninm"y
could not h;v" been improved uHon by
Miss Marie Bates. vino has been WITH
-" Warnc.h m nearly all q! his plays.
Joseph Br"nran as McI'r"hSnn. ia" Cd
doctor. William Roag as tn" clergy
maa and John Weber as the lawyer
w"rr cXcNnt iOualiy good while David
Maicnm d:d the clown 10 perfection.
Iv-tha E"~harh did Martha nicely.
An excellent setting. indicative" q,
the hand Of David R"lasco. SGT forth
corsld"rabi" favorable comment. while
tho lighting features were distinctive
and inviting in their entirety That Mr..
Warhrd should taX the 'heatr" OF
every city he visits is IN itself sig
Cal triumph OF his ability and hrspcakS
or tho rstccm IN which he IS he'd in the
theatrical world today.
If you hav" the opportunity go I"
the Court theatre ut either In" matinee
or night performance toda%. -" David
Warlicld. aud hr convinced ~ you never
have been before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05
FORGOT what He Needed.

From tho Republican. Mt. Gi!iad.
Ohio: The editor had an interesting c\-
nrr:nnce soma time ago. when 4 YOUNG
Gentleman came to this office ana
S:ked for :; copy Of the Morrow County
R.publican. lIc sChutirzcd 1t carefully
when = copy was handed TO him. and then
ID. Vow I know" What is 1t you
,rc ,on';;nr for" We inquired. My wife
sen, me- after bottle Of chamberlain
Cough Remedy. and forgot the name.
won; to several stores and the clerks
named over everything IN the line on
the shelf except thamb"rla.n's. III
i-v again and I'll never 20 home WIN
o,;r ,'hanbrrktin's Cough Remedy. The
RrruLl;ran would suggest 10 the prop
r;rtnrs Of stores. that they post their
clerks. ard never IT. them hs'iiu'".
customers lost faith in stores ~her"
substituting IS permitted. TO say nothing
o. tho injusi:r" TO makers Of good goods
and the disappointment OF customers.
For sale by AL dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05

Being worried to death" never
proves fatal.
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THE GnL IN THE SPOTLIGHT"

I.nV0rS n al thai e r0"d N N!EH
Gins musical comedy that borders or
"Dpcra CONTINUE" will he delighted ="
earn that The Court theatr" has re-
ccntIv contracted with the kiaw and
Er,anGc- hooking office for the appear
auc. IT the ,'ourt on March ISIS Of
George W. I.rdrr"rs musical comedy
,r;Ij,rph. Tie ,;jrI IN the Spotlight;
hy Victor Hcrh"r'. The or:g!na! Ne"
YORK cast and production VIII be seen
rer. and Manager Johnson Is endcavor-
ing 10 arr:n=" with Mr.. Herbert TO he
present on INC Two nights OF the en-
g:,=rmrn' here 70 conduct tho big or
ch"stra. The attraction had mad sue
c-ssful runs in New York. Ch!cas"
Eoston and Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05
Cooperation Among Nations
Favored By the President

INAUGURAL ADDRESS FEATURED BY STRIKING
DISCUSSION OF WORLD PROBLEMS FACING
THE UNITED STATES REDUCTION OF ABB
NORMAL, EXPENDITURES MUST BE ACCOM-
PIISHED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05
; THE THEATRES;
DAVID WAKEFIELD
SCORES SUCCESS
Courts Coming Shows Arc All First
Glass Ones

Monday. Tuesday. wednesday,.
M.~rh IS a 'hnrlot," greenwood
=: "r.:ng"r Longer Lefty
Ha-i:- lu-.i-l"
March I5-IG .-I."'u- H""h"rt'S
.T.c G;:.I n tn. Spu;Iign;" tnriEinal
cIs;J
March i7-lS-l9 Ernest Truax in
"F:t,cr Pa,trr" tOriginai CHs;l.
March "3-14-I.Ou T"llcg"n N
blind Youth"
March 25-?G Booth TarkinG'on's
''tlarcrcc''
March "E-@n--t'nas Dillingham;
presents App" Blossoms with
John Charles Thomas and original
cast
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"P1rrER PATTER," COMING

Frnr-; TriaN. who heads the big
View YORK company that will present.
,Eo famous musical comedy success.
'pit."r rati"r'' At tho Court on Ma7"h
l,-lS-l0. began his stag" career ri IN"
ag" Of <:x N Shakespeare. ard now. ~
,h:rii-o:i,. IAN look hack 20 n record 81
r:Iorn 'nan Two hundred ro!"s. His las.
,,us:,-f' comedy "Xp"r.onc" was IN N"
y,ry ~UrrrS>fu, Very Good Eddie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05
"11HoER LONGER LEFTY"

The Only charlotte GrrCn~ ooi ShH Q;
he long and timber arms and legs. Will
he The attraction AZ :hc t0ur; Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday,. VIII " Sr"-
c,a' matinee Wednesday. IN Oliver Nor
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U"ey OF SVaF1' una H p0so
Out OF such universal s"rvio" VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05

world has witnessed again and again
tn" 'u;ility and the mischief OF lll-Con
: .drrcd remedies for social and "r"nom!'
disorders. but We arc m!nNlui 'oulE as
never before OF ihc friction o: modern
intESfr!IiiSm and w. must learn it,
causes and rrduce IFS cvl! ConscQuN noes
by sober and tested methods. Who're
E"m.us has mad" for great p"SEn!lNIr'
jESl:C" and happiness mus hc r"f!"'tci
IN It greater common welfare.
Service, tho Supreme Commitment.
"Scrl!cc - the Sup!rmc commitment
"f lif". would rHj"!c" 10 acclaim IN"
era az the ,;u.d"n Rul" and crown ;:
with tho autOCratE OF service. pledge
An administration wherein All tn" aE"n-
ir!oS uC government ar" '"ii"d TO S"-N"
and eyer promot" an understanding q!
government purely as IN expression OF
1 -" puru'dr WIZ
"Gur canno, >,and in ih.s ar">cn0" and
y" unmiudfui Of IN" Tremendous r"Srnn-
Sih.iiy. Tho world uphrHNal ha> added
heavily 10 our tasks. RUi WIN the r"a!!-
cation comes III" SurS" n! III r"Sn.r
and there - req SSliraNCc m belief N the
N;uh-giNrn destiny Of oar republic. II
| crlt that lhrr" is ~ h" so" r"spo1N'
hihty n the executives Tor the America
ior tomorrow. | would shrink IRON "
turri-n. hut here arc hundred million.
with common concern and shared -
Sp"nS:h;!IiH. ans""rani" 10 God and
country. II" -"puhlic summons them
, 10 their dHty aud invit" co-opcrati"n.
Il accept my part w!ih s'nGl"-m ndct-
moss Of purpoS" and humility Of Sp.r
and .mplrrr ihr Favor and E"ida-rc o.
God IN MS heaven. WITH th"S" ! am
uuat fraud and confidently face ~" fu:"-r.
Il have taHcn the solemn cath OF a.
ac" on tha, r.,SSaE" OF Holy Wr.i HA"r"-
IN Z i asked What do'A n" Lord 70
uuira OF thee but 10 do justly and I"
inIc mercy and walk hunhiy WIN thE
G"d"' Tn:s plight 10 God and coln'
try