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has done it all. This too without a love hwI esteem for her. Grand Secretary Fullinwider gave a report of hiH recent visit to the Grand Lodge of VV ieconein of tLe meeting of Representatives from the different states for 1 be purpose of taking ftteps for more ffective woik aud for self protection. Amotion to place an advance agent in the filed and thu be able to secure the of Bro Blaln was refer red to the Executive Committee. On motion Grnd Lodse then adjourn ndtoitiftft in 0 1904 iR-t Fullinwider, S.

Rose Fkssenden, a S. murmur. No one knew that behind that smiling face and cheerful mien, there was a burden that was almost unbearable. That oftimes when he struggled hardest, there was least reward, but he loved the work, he loved, the cause and for God and humanity and toward them, he must fulfill what deemed his duty. He was one of the number at the Topeka session of 1893, who.

first elected the writer Grand Secretary, This was my first acquaintance with him, Since then we have been thrown together much and as the years have flown, ties have been forme that will Our.Grand Chief Templar. I reach through all Kternity, a friend First: We note with pleasure and pride that in many localities our prohibitory lawa are faithfully enforced and as a rewult great good is clearly apparent. Second: We also note with great regret that in many, sections of the state, the prohibitory law is shamefully and openly and willfu Hy violated and much misery and suffering result. Therefore as Good Templars we should earnestly endeavor to create such a sentiment in our different localities, that will effectually close every illegal den, where intoxicating l'quors are told contrary to the laws of our stat' Respectfully Submitted, fj II White, Committee -M 8 Jack -on, 1.L I'AYNE, Adopted. On motion the place of next meeting was left to the judgement of the Executive Committee.

(The next ptssion will be held at Clyde, the firet Tuesday in October 1904 Ed.) The Grand Secretary offered a Resolution endorsing the Good Templar Mututl Benefit Association Wisconsin and recommending it to tbemeruberR in the jurisdiction of Ktuieas. Unanimously adopted. Report of Committee on Res lutions To The Grand Chief Templar, Officer and Members of the Grand Lodge ot Kansap; We your Committee on Resolutione beg leave to Bubmit the following report: Firai: Resolved. That ve thank the citizans of Miltonvale fur their royul entertainment for the members ot the Grand Lodge of the 1 0 T. We also thank the Trustees of the Methodist church, for their kindness in allowing us the use of the church and to their pastor Rev Bailey for his very excellent address his kindness and assistance.

Further to all tbe people iu Miltonvale in general, who have so generously welcomed and entertained us while among them. Second: And we further resolve that we as Good Templars will work with renewed visor the coming year to bring in new members and so build up tbe Order. Third: That a copy of these resolu. tions be published in the local paper. Fraternally Submitted; AM Eames, Jackson, II White, Adopted, Next in order came the election of offi cers which resulted as follows: Rev A See, Salina; Honey, Mil tonvale; Mrs Laura White Del-phos: Geo Fullinwider, El Dorado Mrs Kate Billings, 8 Chde; Merritt, Clyde, Mrs A Eames, Chap, Delphos, Jackson, Scranton; Rose Feseenden, A 8, Clyde, White, Delphop, Edith Honey, Truoa-dell, Mess, Clyde; Fanny Shay, Rev.

Albert N. See, G. C. of Salina. ship has grown that will never end and I have learned especially, that among the MEN of modern times, Albert See, is one whose heart is loyal and true, whose purposes are sincere, The Order in Kansas is iortunate in having at its head such an able, worthy officer, and the membership is to be congratulated in securing him tor its Executive.

It honored itself )n thus honoring him. RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE. Whereas, It has pleased the the all wise Father ito remove from our midst Brother Gilbert Druley a member of Peru IO Lodge No 222. Resolved, That we extend to Druley and family our deepest sympathy in this sad bereavement. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread upon our minutes and also published in the Kansas Templar, The Peru Weekly Derrick, the Sedan Lance and Sedan Times Star and a copy sent to the family of the deceased.

A Smith, Davic'son, Herman McCIain, Frances Floyd, Eva Committee, Order and by laws. 1. Although we cannot report any growth in our order the past year, we are planned to eay that the out look ia not at all discouraging under the circumstances and we are resolved to be more dilligent during the ensuing year. 2. We would recommend that each lodge give at least one social or entertainment duria the year, the proceeds to go toward paying the expenses a field worker and would recommend the adoption of the first recommendation by our Qrand Secretary as to field worker as follow: That one or more good, earnest workers and organizers be placed in the field at once.

3. As to the publication of the Templar we would recommend that it be published quarterly instead of monthly, in order to place it on a paying basis and that each lodge send in a report for ach isHue. 4 We would recommend that the initiaory fees be changed to $1.50 min-nimum for both ladies and gentlemen Respectfully Submitted. Laura White, Kate Billings, Merritt, AMEames Honey, ADOPTED SERIATUM, On motion of Fullinwider, the election of officers was made a special order for 2:00 Thursday. REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE! To the Grand Chief Templar, officers and members of the Grand Lodge of Kansas: We your committee on Finance beg eav to report that we have carefully examined the books of the Grand Secretary and Grand Treasurer, also all re ports, vouchers, etc and find them correct.

Fraternally bubmitted, Committee: SS Jackson, 11 White, Emma Trueedell, AM Eames, Kate Billings, Adopted, REPORT OF COMMITTEE. We your co mmittee on Juvenile Temples, submit the following report: We recommend that each Subordinate Lodge, lend its aid and assistance to en tbuce its members to better aud more effective work for the cause of Juvenile Temples. Fraternally Yours, Committee: L'zzie Groff, Fannie Shay, Edith Honey, Rose Fcesenden, 8 Jackson. Relf erred back to Committee. REPORT OF LITERATURE COMMITTEE.

We your Committee on Literature, beg leave to report, that we recommend that each lodge earnestly endeavor to have each and every member subscribe for the Kansas Timplar. And Fnrther we advise that each lodge appoint a correspondent for the Templar and tee to it that a letter be cant at least once a quarter, with all lodge news that be of interest to the Order. Further, we insist that on the need of a state paper and that we all rally to the assistance of its worthy editor. Fraternally Submitted, Payne, Rose Fessenden, Honey. Adopted.

Tue Committee on resolutions was granted further time in which to report: On motion the motion to elect officers Thursday was reconsidered, Report of Committee on Law Enforce: ment. We your Committee on Law Enforcement submit the following report: Our new Grand Chief Templar, Rev, Albert N. See, of Salina, has been a Good Templar, since early in the sixties and he is one of the "Old Guard" in the order in Kansas. For years he has been connected with the Grand Lodge, in various capacities Grand Counsellor, Organizer, Lecturer, Representative to Supreme Lodge in fact almost every offce has been filled by him, either by election or appointment. He i a veteran of the civil war and served his country loyally and faithfully i the time of her direst need and extremity.

Since the war he has been in the ministry and temperance work and he has waged the warfare agai nst the evils of strong drink and the stron gholds of satan, with just as TWENTY SIXTH ANNIVEBSARY. Delphos Lodge, No 136, celebrated its 2b anniversary, Thursday evening, November 5. A mass much ze al and earnestness as he did Miltonvale: Payne, Sent, Clyde. Geo Fullinwider, assist ed by Beulab Uoderkoffer as Installing Marshall and Nellie Lacy as Installing in the conflict of the Civil war. "Show the enemy no quarter" is his motto and "No Compromise" is his watchword and best of all he practices what he preaches He is now Presiding Elder of the Ellsworth District.

Northwest Kansas Oonference of the M. E. church. As a minister he is able, consecrated and true. So far as his woik for Good Temp- meeting was held in the Presbyterian church, at which a program was rendered, consisting of music by the choir, a history of the lodge by Grand Secretary Geo, P.

Fullinwider and an excellent lecture by Grand Chief Templar, N. See. The attendance was good and the interest was beyond computation. Following is the history as related by Grand Secretary Fullinwider. It will prove mighty interesting reading and should be rend by every member of the lodge in Kansas.

"Delphos Lodge No. 136, was organized, November 25, 1877, by laryis concerned, he was for years the co-worker and advisor with Sister, A. M. Way; Geo. E.

Lillie; J. F. Culver; Deputy Marshal, then duly installed tbe officers for the ensuing terra. Grand Lodge then adjourned until 8:30 Thursday morning. Grand Lodge reconvened Thursday morning and reopened in Grand Lodge degree with all officers present except Fannie Shay G.

On motion the following delegates were elected to attend the meeting of the Anti Saloon League in Washington December, 1903: Jackson, White, Mrs A Eames, Mrs Kate Bill tag, Emma Trueedell. Alternates: Geo Fullinwider, Payne, Menitt, Honey and Lizzie Groff. A tetter from PG 8 Sister Ada Peck ot Topeka, was read and on motion the Grand Secretary was instructed to send ber a letter, commemorative of her relations to the Order and expressive of our Maj. C. A.

Bateman and a host of others who for the past quarter of a century have been identified with the work in Kansas. He knows what it means to make to brave the storms of winter and the heat of summer, to meet discouragements and disappointments in every form for he Dr A Ballon, with 26 charter members. Its meetings were hild in the old stone Univerialist church which was freely and.