The statesman. [volume], May 11, 1906, Image 12

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PROCLAMATION.
Forty-fifth Anniversary of the United
Brothers of Friendship and Sisters
of the Mysterious Ten, Sunday,
May 27. 1906.
National Thanksgiving service.
The twelfth triennial session of the
National Grand Lodge will convene at
Lexington, Kentucky, July 30. 31 and
August 1, 2, 3, 1906. It is hoped that
each temple, lodge and Juvenile de
partment, which has uot paid its taxes
will forward them at once to the state
grand master or state secretary. These
taxes must be paid the first of January
and the first ot July of each year. The
delinquent lodges and temples of the
state, l.e., their masters and princesses
must see that these taxes are paid at
once for January, 1906, us July is al
most on us and also the twelfth trien
nial session of the national grand
lodge. Hear In mind, worthy masters
of lodges and princesses of temples,
that no delegate will be admitted in
the grund session at Lexington. Ken
tucky, whose taxes has not been paid
and other assessments required of
them in their respective states. Also
their credentials must be properly
signed by the state grund master and
state secretary, and have the stale
seal. I am sorry to say that there has
been much Indifference among our
brothers who claim to be pioneers of
our grand and noble order in the state
of Colorado. As a whole, the sisters
have been very loyal and have their
minds made up to become a great
power in Colorado. Sister Wilson of
Trinidad, chairman of the trustee board
of the order In the state, made such
a rousing report and also read such
able paper touching the duties of the
officers, until It brought about great
Interest among the 8. M. T. at large.
Mother Temple, No. 1, has called two
meetings since the grand lodge and In
th'se meetings they discussed three
propositions and out of them decided
upon one which will be for the up
building of the U. B. F. and 8. M. T.
and the Juvenile department in Colo
rado and sister stutes. The repre
sentatives of this project will be 8. M.
T. In Trinidad, Pueblo, Colorado
Springs, Canon City, Boulder and
Washington. Brothers are admitted.
Now, brothers, let us lay aside the
clothes of narrowness, selfishness and
oattsatioa tad Itt ui follow! follow!!
THE STATESMAN. DENVER, COLORADO.
The U. B. of F.
follow!!! Since we will not lead.
Yours In J. M. T. and the work,
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