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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

sln Cct0b 4ooee0 through Rugby In
tho ~ " SHERIFF ~ hite sof Bot.
tineau. e tssrufI1ored TINT there 10 An
organised mob whiting at Bottineau
to take the murderer from the sheriff
and hang him, but 10 Judge Morgan
- on the trAinsit ID thought the mob
will let the law take Its course. Ko-
ltnski killed his wife ~ cold blood.
John Rush, an 1S-year-old boy, has
been arrested at Fargo, charged with
attempting to shoot his father. The
Rush family have been having consid-
cradle domestic trouble Of late, and
the elder Rush has been In Jail q num-
der OF times charged with drunken
ness and beating his wife. It is said
the boy was trying to protect his
mother. l77
A committee from the Fargo BUSH
ness Mems Union appeared before the
city council and presented request
Tor the purchase Of IL lots for hospital
purposes. The petition is the result of
q. proposition from the county commits
sioners to locate new $4,000 hospi-
tai within the city limits Of Fargo pro-
vided q site be donated by the city.
The property was ordered purchased
BY vote Of the council. Considerable
doubt is expressed here as to the legal
ity OF the move, as the bond issue au-
thorized was for hospital and poor
farm purposes. The point raised is
that the commissioners have no au-
thority to separate the hospital from
the poor farm, and that IL such a move
is taken the bonds will be invaIidated.
1t is probable. that Dickinson will be
the first place in the state to take adj
vantage Of chapter % of the revised
codes of North Dakota, which provides
that when town furnishes q building
wherein not less than 100, 1000 pounds
Of wool may be stored free from June
10 to Aug. 81, and shall notify the COM
missioner of agriculture of the same.
he shall thereupon advertise in this
and other states that wool market
will be held at certain time in that
town. Last year Dickinson shipped
BIC, 5000 pounds Of WOOL and the clip
Of this year will much exceed that Of
1895. John w. Currie, chairman Of the
state board of railway commissioners.
has taken the matter up with the
Northern Pacific officials, asking them
to erect woool warehouse at Dickin-
son that will hold from SOC, 900 to 500.
900 pounds.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
APowerful Actress.

Playwright-Is her acting natural;
Manager enthusiastically )-Natural.
why, when she appeared as the dying
mother last night can insurance agent,
who has her life insured for $4,000 and
who was In the audience, actually
tainted Town and Country Journal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
Wednesday, Jan. 8.

Notice was served on the Fargo
council Of q suit brought by Michael
Clarity, for $4,000 for injuries re-
ceived on defective sidewalk.
The passengers on No. 2 were treat
ed to q weird sight at Medora. It was
the occasion Of the departure of MUIR
derer Wadsw0rth and wife. The citi-
zens Of Medora celebrated the occa-
sion by hanging the jury In eftigy. The
whole was made hideous ~ the dis
charge of firearms. ;ls I'm. 4
Charles KoNnski, who killed his wife
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
A Simple. Dancinu.I C Is ~:

A model little dancing class "a = o
est kind has been formed ~ soGl
young people who are to meetSong -
two weeks, dance until 10 o'clocl Yelr
little gowns with white aprons ali6
then have very simple refreshIfeft
The music is to be provided by IN
Ing side Of this delightful nftle
is the fact that the simplicity that
characterize the dances is the ID q
the young people, who might sAii2
more in raiment and other settiuR5
they chose.-New York Post. III
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
Friday, Jan. 10.

Friday, Jan. 10.
Fargo has decided to build its city
hospital inside the city limits.
Bismarck had a fire that did $500
damage to Harry Steinmetz's resi-
dence.
Ranchmen out west now use snow
plow to open up their grazing land for
the sheep.
North Dakota knights Of Pythias
will have brigade at the Minneapolis
encampment.
A furnace exploded in n Mandan res
idence and sadly disconnected the es-
tablishment.
Judge LADDERS hired girl was arrest
ed at Wahpeton, charged with swiping
a gold watch from Mrs. Lauder. She
was bound over. -
! John c. Tucker, the ex-postmaster Of
Dunseith. convicted Of emhezzling
1865 of government funds, was SEN
fenced by Judge Thomas on Saturday
afternoon to thirteen months in the
government prison :.t Sioux Falls and
fined the amount of the defalcatfon.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
An Alleged Fra uti.

Oshkosh, Wis.,. Jan. I'LL. G. Gray
OF California has been arrested at the
town Of Clarksville, Ky, on charge
Of defrnuding commission merchants.
Flo has been masquerading for months
as +. b. Ives, Of F. B. Ives & Co., Of
this city, 1t is alleged.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

The T. NJ. Roberts Supply House Of Min
neapolis had an enormous holiday trade.
handling the Immense volume Of business.
Unfortunately some of the oldest and best
employees were taken suddenly Ill Of typhoid
have occurred. They are now In shape;
however. to handle orders promptly and sat.
tsfactorily. and any errors that are made
will be corrected
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

Chappte IL in No Danger.
Chappie-I'm really deuced anxious
to know what the new woman Is going
to do this leap year.
Miss Cutting worry. They
won't be likely to trouble any one. but
the men.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
Ye.y naulk I[ndeed.E

In the elements that SUNNY tASF
stance. is a circulation fertiiised 4 Wiskstl
supreme tonic. Hostetter's StonaASh Hisatly
which begets thorough assimtl4tl0ns IN u.
every. function Of the body, Dyspeptic ia
weakly persons give strong teatiM6ny@
Its behalf. So do those troubled With
iousness. malaria, rheumatism, gs conG1lpGs
ton and Inactivity OF the kidney aasssi
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
shet HE BrotMer

Anderson, 8. G.. Jan. ff.-Wm. Har-
rtson. young white man, shot his ell
der brother, Anderson Harrison, this
morning, and Inflicted q fatal wound.
The affray was provoked by a severe
whipping that Harrison gave his
young brother q few minutes before
the tragedy occurred.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
Tuesday. Jan. 2.

.
Ellendale has organized gun club
for winter amusement.
Leslie. Switzerland Of Tyner, fell
while skating and broke his leg.
Hiram fuller and jeremiah Casey
of Hampton, have been arrested for
cutting timber on government lands.
The coroner's jury in the case Of the
squaw who killed her hubble at Rolla,
returned a verdict of self defense.
Ex-County Attorney Thorp of For
man, it Is said, will remove to Ellen
dale.
There are some dogs in Pembina
county that make practice Of killing
hogs.
The Methodist church ut Casselton
raised $1,875 In two hours to pay or
old debts.
Judge LADDERS hired girl was ar
rested at Wahpeton, charged with
swiping a gold watch from Mrs.
Lauder. She was bound over.
Attorney Root Of Valley City; is
charged with. having slandered his
honor, Judge Rose, and something: of
~ dust is being stirred up in legal cir
Rcles. ::
Thomas Bolton Of Walsh county,
sold $500 worth of butter from ten
cows during the past summer, the hut
termilk fatted hogs and the calves.
grew every day. This wouldn't be
much In q country where sdairying H.
made q science, but still it's better
than q kick.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
His Schedule.

Executor-Pray, Sir, what dos liiI Y
charge for a funeral sermon? SS B!
Rev. Mr.. Canter-I always CT liliI2f Il
my dear brother. in proportion toSf 7
property left behind. Couple Of gu1iI|l Y
for d poor man, five guineas for f10s0 Y
and so on. Ss ssss
Executor my friend l1nss I'M
10000. so that would be EDS; but III
seems good deal. "a s SSs,ss
Rev. Mr.. Canter But my deapI
brother, think of the strain ON my con-.
scienceLAlly Sloper's. 8s.s II % ], ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
Court stenographer Dead.

Minneapolis, Jan. 11.-Court Stenog-
rapher Joseph a. Sawyer died in Chi
brother. His death was occasioned by
softening Of the, brain. He was taken
to Chicago q few weeks since. He was
one of the chief stenographers in the
Hayward case, and did q large amount
of work during the trial.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
A Natural Result.

Z Teacher-Tell me, John, what be.
comes Of the man who neglects his soul
and gives his entire attention 70 his
body? III
John-He grows fat. Humoristlsche
Blaetter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
Knew the. Answer,

Knew the. An1yVer.
Teacher-When the wise men came
to the king, what did they say?
Boy-They said; 20 king, live for
ever"
Teacher-Quite right; and what then?
Boy-And Immediately the king lived
forever.-Tid Bits.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
n.rIeixh Sole Receiyer,

Helena. Mont, Jan. 11.-Judge Gill
bert of Portland, in the United States
district court, to-day appointed An
drew F. Burieigh otSeAttle sole re.
ceiver for the Northern Pacific road.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
Mans Sarcasm.

Newboy-So the new woman has
taken to bowling as her latest fad?
Oldboy-Yes, she's got to try her
hand at knock down game before she
can be fully up to date.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
Clearly Explained.

Diner (excitedly) Here, waitss.i
there's not single oyster in this turean
of oyster soup.
Waiter (politely)-Yes, mi'sieu hit
mi'sieu must remember that he only
ordered a. half portion. The oysteSg
are in. the, other hah.-Vanity.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

"Hanson's Magic Corn salvA~
Warranted to cure or money refunded! Ash: you.
druggist Tor It. PTico Is cent?.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

ae9emsn's Camphor Foe With oly l3t
Cures Chapped Hands and Face, Tender Or B6SS}
chilblains, Piles. DC. @. q. Clark Co.. New l4I
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
Thursday, Jan. 0.


A Great Northern train was ditched
at Chaffee-because the crew did not
know it was the end of the stub road.
Three miners in the Lehigh Coal
mine at Dickinson were seriously In
jured in an explosion. They may die.
New postoffices in North Dakota are
Caleb. Trail county, G. A. Moacking,
postmaster; Oddena, Mcintosh county,
Martin Heisler, stamp FOUNDER.
Farther Murphy of Darlington is an
other lucky North Dakotan who had q
gold watch thrust upon i'm the other
day.
Marcus Wadswort, recently acquitted
at Bismarck of the charge of murder,
has sold his ranch and will remove to
Minnesota.
A term Of the district court opened
at Pembina with calendar of 20
civil and As criminal cases. Judge
Lauder has arrived, and intends clear
Ing the calendar before court adjourns.
Richard s. Haines. charged with the
kindred express robbery, waived fur
Their examination ct argo and was
hound over to the district court in ST..
600 bonds. Mrs. Haines, who was left
at Denver, and was to have been at
Fargo this morning to testify, failed to
materialize.
A telegram from Rockford, WASH.
states that Frank Dennison shot his
wife after surprising her in compro-
missing position with Patrick Hickey.
Dennison formerly lived at Fargo. and
was employed as telephone lineman.
His wife was a daughter of e. M.
Durfey Of Fargo, and was employed
In the telephone Office prior to her mar.
riage with Dennison.
Griffin & Co. of Jamestown sent the
Fargo Forum $50 check to be sent to
Miss Preston, president of the w. G.
I. u, to aid the starving Armenians.
This is the result Of the publication Of
an article from Miss Preston on the
Armenian troubles, and will be the
nucleus for a large contribution from
North Dakota to be forwarded to Miss
Clara Barton, president of the Red
Cross ut Washington.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
Monday. Jan. O.


st. Thomas youngsters Of school age
number 276
Wolves are said to he plenty along
the timber belts in Walsh county.
H A. Mayo of Bathgate, has 200
acres Of fax still in the shock.
The N. r. has commenced it's an
nual ice harvest at Valley City.
Stark county is working up a case
under section 7169 of the new code.
A little child of Charles Blunt Of
Bismarck, fell from chair and broke
her arm.
Rev. Witt of Bathgate, has been.
called to- pastorate in the West In
dies.
Fifty new desks have been added to
the Mimic schools, which are expected
to case the pressure for a time.
Edith Shadbolt of Luddea. slipped
and broke her leg while with q skat.
ing party.
Rev. Streimer, the Ellenda;s minis
ter who was court martialed and
pasted in the neck, has very properly
abandoned that city to its fate.
A large hanging lamp fell to the
floor Of the Headquarters hotel at
sGrandin and caused some very tall
hystling on the part Of the bystanders.
isA Barnes county man recently found
u badgers lair in which were the bod
les Of eighty-one chickens formerly
belonging to the man.
4 The sixteen-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Pettigrew died suddenly
New Years from long continued ILL
ness. Mr.. Pettigrew has been Gu at
tache Of the jamestown asylum for
many years and highly esteemed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17
IN NORTH D AK 0 VIA
/. SATURDAY.. yan. 4.

sa 1
Steps have been taken to dissolve
the Gladstone hotel corporation ut
Jamestown and have receiver an.
pointed. s.,
Bismarck people subscribed $S31.EO
to pay debts Of the NJ. E. church there,
ana on the appointed dry every cent
was handed In.
Tie assistant United States quarter
master general has sent circular to
Col fuller, chief Of supply Of the na-
tional guard, asking him to make an
Inventory Of all the military supplies
IN the state Of North Dakota. The cir
cular says complete report Of oil the
equipments, etc, is necessary.
sunday. Jan. s.
United States Marshal Cronan will
60 to Florida for a visit.
Devils Lake wants telephone connec-
tons with adjoining towns.
Fargo college opened It's winter term
with additional teachers and increased
attendance. a,
Budd Kellum of Jamestown has gone
to Cripple Greek, Col, after a chunk
Of gold.
Capt. Dan Hawksworth, one Of
Tower city's old timers, died ut Seattle
recently. He went west with George
Ellsbury.
w. B. Dickson has been appointed
to fill the unexpired term of the late
county attorney Of Cavalier, w. f.,
Kessler.
A badger swiped eighty fowls from
Valley City pOulterer, and buried
them fer future refcrenoe-and the
poulterer swiped the badger.
Dl. G. w. Hahler, veterinary sur
geon at Cavalier, who has been a hard
drinker, took q. dose of seven grains Of
morphine and died.
Up at Neche Mrs. Kain had her two
sons arrested on the charge of attempt.
ing to murder her, but 1t developed,
that the two boys were fighting and.
she was hurt while trying to separate,
them. ::
The North Dakota Editorial associa-
ton has presented Editor Miller, Of
the MinnewaukAn Siftings, with al
handsome gold watch and chain to-
show their appreciation of his untiring
efforts in arranging the Atlanta excur-:
sion and looking after the details of
the trip.
The Whipple cheese factory at Spirit
wood this year has bought 212,6OO
pounds of milk from farmers. paying.
GO cents per hundred pounds The,
cheese made weighed 22,OSO pounds,
sold mostly in the state at Sc for the
season. Some $500 pounds were sold
In Minneapolis and Montana.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-01-17

f. WuSulIlStOIi, Jan. Little U0DNIc OH
the senate free coinage substitute for.
the house bond bill was again post
poned owing to the Intervention Of
Mr.. Stewart. the Nevada Populist, who
insisted upon making a speech in ia
vor Of the Elkins resolution as amend,
ed BY the Butler amendment to pro-
hibft the further sale of bonds except
by the express consent of congress.
The free coinage substitute was called
up at the end Of Mr.. Stewards speech
and now has the right Of way, SO that
the vote upon 1t can be postponed no
longer. Mr.. Stewards speech predict
ed the failure of the popular loan prop
osition Of the administration, intimat-
ed that the loan had already been I'M
derwritten by the gold syndicate, re-
iterated the senator's well known free
silver views. and concluded with IN
appeal Off the financial as well as the
present independence Of the United
States. In the morning ho,lr Mr.. Ba-
ker introduced resolution somewhat
expanding the Monroe doctrine. and
made a speech In favor Of It's adoption
as formal and unequivocal declara-
ton Of our policy with reference to the
Western hemisphere.
In the house the following resolution
was referred to the committee on for.
eign affairs: ''That the president Of
the United States 10 hereby requested
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
Mr. CONSTABLE SETS HIMSELF hI'hi'

HE SAYS HIS REMARK TO THE MAYOR "AH '''
1-NDERsTOOD-IIIS REPLY TO CRlTlClSNa'
Stevenson Constable the Superintendent Oh b"'iu-
inps when seen yesterday about his repor'e" ''''e
mon, IN the Mayor to the effect that there were
900 unsafe buildings in this city. SAID thcre WAS
ao,ne misapprehension as to the statements WHICH
had been published. What really rcpor'e" W ''e
Mavor was that 8 900 unsafe buildings III ti's city
had bcen made safe but my conversation win 'he
Mavor Yesterday had nothing TO do with th's mat
ter
NJ Constable has been severely crltlclsed III Ger
tain Quarters for the persistent demands that re
has made for increased appropriations 10 d i'io-
une reporter yesterday Mr.. Constable s'on'v "e
Tended his course of procedure. The Department.
no said was In a much better condition than wheh
he entered 1t and its work was conducted WIN
moro system and efficiency He SAID lmfroperE
od buildings had been allowed 10 20 up III
recent wears and that they were now dGFc!opiiis
weaknesses which cntailed consdcrabie Iapor upo"
the Department. ., :, ho s.,d ",n ,hs
last three years and our work has lnrreny -, e.. M
increa scd 200 per cent What espec!aiiy desire II
70 hnvo . ho,se- house inspection OF the city IN
those places where the law has not pe,n oneE ca.
Mr. Constable added that II any "a, ,S
existed among the people OF tnls CIT! ~ " .i
course he was pursuing. he wouIc ne WHINE va.
the work of the Department should pc rous,Is
Investigated by committee OF hve business men
of Integrity and standing, but wno ne cihpias'~eu'
should not be politicians
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
4 CUSTOMS CONTROVERSY DECIDED.

The long controversy In the Federal courts be-
tween importers and the United States Govern
ment concerning the proper rate OF duty on i'm
ported Patna rice has resulted in a decision by
Judge Wheeler. of the United States Circuit Court
in favor of the Government. The importation was
made by Dan Talmages Sons. of this city, after the
Wilson tariff act OF 1894. This bill altered the rice
paragraph in the act of 1929. and defined uncleaned
rice as rice free of outer hull and still having the
inner cuticle The rice in controversy was free
of outer hull, and also had the inner cucle taken
out. The Government contended that the rice par
agraph of 1894 intended to cover all imported
rice In any and every condition. and that the rice
IN controversy cleaned rice within the mean
ing of the statute The importers held that it was
not the cleaned rice of commerce. The Court held
that the specific description Of rice in the act of
1884 was intended to cover all imported rice. and
that the commercial understanding to rice
must give way to the statutory definition. and judg
ment accordingly given for the Government
This decision has been awaited with great interest
IL affects of the considera Bile mercantile
industries Of the country.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
cLOsJyG PRICES san FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. December 10. lsas.
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Dec 1o-The wool sales to-day. the last Of
tho series were conducted by Jaconb Son & Co. and
Charey BaIme e. co. The offerings comp7sed liou
bales The competition good and prices were hrm.
There were Ii 200 cataosued for this series o.
this number g. bales taken by home buyers.
90 900 for the Continent 22CO for the United States and
20 coo were held over including $500 which were not OF
rer.d shortly the opening the advance ana COM
peon in wools suitable for the United states became
very animated These woods soon advanced per cent
further which checked the buying OF home ana CONT
mental operators owing the quietng OF business IN ne
Industrial centres Americans competed keeniy untii hs
coee whom prices gradually eased and are now on par
with the opening values Superior WOODS are isi ana IN.
Serior above the october closing Inc next
will oegin January 10 The list closes January To-
Following are todays sales In detail and uhe prices
obtained o,6,. %. a.
C.dgis, greasy os''2'' W ''"' s''
oueensand-3 800 bales secured. 7dd1s 2ad DO locks
and pieces 5.d0is 1ad; greasy S'sqod; do JOCKS ana
Vc,oraI 90 bales: secured 5tddis 3D. DO locks and
n,eces 4ldis. greasy 1Q92d do locks ana pieces oA
Tsd. - s oaa,. OLA. A
locks and pieces i0alOisd: greasy. 4asd do locks and
pieces. 4%Tsd s ,,,ta. ao iocvs srA
ciac.s iOisd greasy 4i.dJ do locks and pieces % .
w-Zealani-l.J0 800 bales: secured It;arls -tzi' c2
locks and pieces 6.dais greasy ogoza' 90 LOCKS anu
pieces 5q5s.d ~ , 40, .,... ..,raa "A
ais 2lzd greasy. Jdgls
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
GOD MUST BE OBEYED.
THE WILL MUST BE SURRENDERED BE-
FORE THERE CAN BE HARMONY

A LARGE AUDIENCE TO HEAR Mr. MOoDf-Mh'
sANkEY AND THE NINETY AND NINE
Having disposed Of the Ten Commandments IN
Tho morning Mr. Moody found "A large audience In
Cooner Union Yesterday afternoon 70 hear MS SER
mon unon "ohedcncc" The hall was filled. ana d
great many people stood at the doors throughout
the entire service.
Mr. Sankey sang "The Ninety and Nine IN re-
Spouse to numerous requests that had Deeh sent "
the desk He said later that he had been sihsi"s
this hymn for twenty-two years. on an average Oh
once a day but when the figures were SHOWN ~
h,m-sO35 including leap years-he said: you had
better say over five thousand times so as TO DC on
the safe side
In the morning Mr. Moody preached on the last
six Commandments dwelling especially upon reVcr-
ence for parents. purity OF life and spirit lfee
from covctousness. In the afternoon ne preacheo
upon "Obedience." and after the sermon. In which
he made an earnest appeal for an immediate deci-
sion nearly a hundred persons rose to ask him 10
pray for them. and when he asked all those VINO
were Christians. and those who had maze no pro-
fession who were willing 10 obey God so far as
they knew His will. to rise, nearly every person IN
the house stood up.
Eve ere told Mr.. Moody said, that without
faith II is impossible TO please God. and you VIII
hnd that IT is impossible please God without obe-
dience Did you notice that everything ex-
cept the heart OF man obeys God? II you look right
through history will find that this Is true In the
beginning God said Let there be light. and there
was light, Let the waters bring forth and the
waters brought forth abundanty. One OF the
proofs that Jesus Christ is God Is that He spoke to
nature. and nature obeyed Him. At one time He
spoke to the and the sea recognized and obeyed
him. He spoke the fig tree. and instantly II
withered and died. II obeyed literally and at once
He spoke to the devils. and the devils fed lie
spoke TO the grave and the grave obeyed Him and
gave back its dead. But when He speaks to man.
will not obey Him; that is why man Is out OF
harmony with God and 1t will never be different
until men learn to obey God. God wants obedience,
and He will have 1t, or else there will be no har-
mOny."