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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12

Nu9 i6 bin i'm 8efib Sbres pertbsn 8o9>
bu9es uno freue mid Oefen febr, benin es
bat mir f6on 10 man6e quite 0ienite getban,
ba6er fam ih es ieber 9ausfrau beftens
empfe6len. Sd niini9te, baB ib bas Sod
bu9 einige Sabre friiber gebabt bate, benin
i9 fam als cine Ndberin in ben 6ausitanb,
alfo Iebr unerfabren; aber bic quite Sreunbin
feblte bier, UNI mid aure9t gu tpei1en.
Stabt unb Qeute naren mir fremb. 6Gtte
ih bamals 6rau @rica's 8u9 CUR StuBe
gebabt, 10 battle i9 mdn4en Seuf5er, man9e
5orqe abpen6en tOnnen. 9enn ba lit ia
uIes 10 beutli9 BON 4nfang Bis gum @nbe
bef9rieben, baB aud bic unerfa6renite iunge
5rau nit 5ilfe bieies 8u4es i'm Stanbe
lit, einen Iparfamen prbentli9en 6austanb
gu fi6ren. Man tann ben einfa9iten SiFS
pte aud bas feinfte 9o93eitsmabl barnan
5ubereiten, unb uu9 beim @inma9en lit bas
Iiebe Bud mir cine groBe 9ilfe. Sine iebe
beuti@e 9ausfrau folte barna9 treben, in
ben 8eiiB zines fol9en pertbpplen 8u6es
gu g~elangen.
Sran Morgentbaler.
Soplin, Mo., 20, Sttpber 1884,.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
9nltttTh1RH+
Die GutoeIo= Oemofraten.

Der Same Der relten am Srettug
in indianapolis %gegriinbeten Partei 1T
Misunderstanding Bartei." Sbre
@riinber nennen bic Inbdnger Der @biz
cogoer Blatform .unb gunbibuten $50
puliftT9 bemotratifde' pdrtet". Der
Acknowledgement Der acknowledgements
tii9en 8artei pirb in Der eriten @o9e bes
September in SnOianupplis ituttfinben. Die
Gonferen8 bef6IOB etnitimmig, ben Namen
misunderstanding Partet" 5u tpdblen
uno bic beiben 8arteien babur9 gu unterz
f4eiben, buB fe Die Nnbdnger Der @bicagoer
platform als rBOpultfii3zbemofratif9e
Partei" be3ei9nete. gbe Der proOiforii9e
0ationalausf9uB 5ufummertrut, fanb cine
Gonferen5 itatt, in tpel9er BEL 9loffen tpur0e,
einen Acknowledgement ein3uberufen unb
einen anberen nationalen @abl3ettel %auf3uz
fteIen. gtli9e Dili9e unb Iibli9e Mitgliez
Der paren dnfangs 9egen Elm brittes Sidet,
ols tbnen ober geiagt purbe, baB in ben
Mittelituaten Die Barteitreue 10 beipabrt
perbe, baB biele 9emptraten ni9t ifimmen
piirben, tpenn fein brittes Stdet ba lei, purz
ben ale gintpdnbe aus benz 8 ten unb Si@
ben 5uriidge3ogen, unb Der 8ei9luB, einen
GonOent gu 6alten, mar elm einmitbiger.
Der oemofeatifbe prdioentf9afts.G anotoat.
@iGiam s. 8rban 1T na9 Sem gorf gez
reiit, po Der Nominations QusI6uB bes
g5icagoer acknowledgements i'm BON feiner
domination OfficieG bena6ri9tigen pirb.
Sn ben Stabten, Die er ouf ieiner &etfe be-
rii6rte, tpurben i9m 5a6lrei9e Sbationen ge>
bra3t.
Diner nno Seratbun9.
Senator 9apib g. Sia eab 0onz
rerstag Qbenb i'm Normanbie : 5otel
in Neu gorf benz Senator Sones
BON Nrtanfas gu @6ren elm Siner. @on an
beren 9diten paren 8ugegen Der @efretGr
bes Nattonalcomites, 2aprence Gardener
BON 8af6ington, Der 8orftbenbe bes bemoz
fratif9en Gomites bes Staates Stem gprf,
Sames %. 6inflen, nnb bas Mitglieb Der
Staatsgeiebgebung Sobn 9. Stan9fielb.
Na9 benz Diner bieIten bic 6srren cine 8ez
fpre3ung ab. 8ie berlautet, bat it3 Die
9auptfrage barum gebrebt, pel9en Stanbz
puntt bas gomite bes States SEEM gorf
in Der natipnalen Champagne etnne6men
DHrbe. SAILS es au elmer @ntf9eibung ge@
fDmmen 1T, 70 1T biefelbe penigfens geitern
@beno ni3t 6efannt gema6t iporoen, oa fetz
rer Der 9erren, tpel9e an Der @onferen5
tbetlgenommen batten, fib iiber ben 9egen<
ftauo ~ausfragen lafIen molte.
RepubIiFaner pom Wisconfin.
Muior gbp. ScOfielb bon OcontO
tpurbeO onnerftdg, na3bem 5 A6itimmungen
itattgefunben batten, bonn republifdniIGen
6taatsconbent ais 9ouberneurscanotoaT
ouf9.feQt. SIN uebrigen tpurOen Die
fdmmtti9en alten Staatsbeamten per Qccl1z
matipn t~piebernominirt.
9Gs @rgebnib 1T ein Sieg fir bic 89ilc<
tug @upper@5rattton Der Partei nnb benz
enfprc9enb cine Nieberluge fir @r<8ouoe;z
neur 6oarb unb feline Nnbdnger, pel4e 3oz
bert lMe. Ga Solette's @anbibatur nnter>
fiibten. Die iibrigen @anoioaten ftnb:
@ice : @ouberneur - @mil 8aeni9;
6taats : Sefretdr = 9enrp Gahon;
General : @npaIt - @m. s. Mplrea;
g6aBmeiFer - g. @, geterien;
- -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12

Srau @rica's &o6bu9 gefGGt mir 10 Ie6r,
baB i4 lieber in geflidten S9uben geben
m0bte, als baifel6e entbebren. Nuen Iieben
6ausfruuen funn i9 es empfeblen; benin es
paBt fir ieoe, ie mag Oiele ober tpenige Nn>
iprii9e MAIDEN.
5rau ST, 8. 8ruie.
Crete, 81, ID. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12

sd babe 6as beutf9<umerifanii4e &odz
bud ie6r fleiBig gebrau4t, unb es bat .1tn
qut bepd6rt. Na9 meiner &nit4t 1T IS oas
bette in Der Welt, es lit Elm gutter 9ausbalter.
@inlieaenb finben sic ben 8etrag. FUR etn
apeites beutl 9zameritanii4es &o9bu9 BON
SSrat @rica, tpel9es sic mir alsbalO 5u@
sErau Gtanqer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12

fort an einen ii9eren plab sebru9t, ifurb
aber in Der nGditen Minute. &ogers ielbi
tpurbe fpGter in einem fleinen !6inter5imz
mer nit balb bur9f3nittenem 9alie gefunz
ben; bas Meier itedte nod in Der Wunoe,
ba er ausenf9einli4 gu i9pa9 getporben
mar, es tpieper beraus5uaieben; iein Sob
e~rfolgte penige @tunben fpGter. Hogers
bate felt ~ldnserer 3eit bon feiner Srau
g%etrennt gelebt, neil 3anf unb STREET an
Der Sugesor6nung paren; Srettag Morgen
mar er in bic Wobnung ieiner 5rau getomz
men, mo- es fofort nieber gu Streitigfeiten
fam. pel9e bann nit Der Grmorbung Der
5rau unb benz 5elbI tmorb bes Mannes
ibren @bi6luB fanben,
Grmoroet.
Cine Spe3iaGbepef9e aus 5arrobsburg,
&c.,, melDet: gRobert 6oper uno Muttie
Spbnion, beren 2eiben auf benz @eleife Der
2outsbiQe=S iobabn in 10 Dertummeltem
3uftanbe aufgefunben tpurben, baB bic
@oronersiurb auBer Stanbe mar, fef5u=
iteGlen, ob bic 8eiben ni9t DieGei9t einem
Gerbre9en gum Spfer gefalen ieien, iinb,
pie ii9 iebt berausseitent bat, BON flint
Negern, tpel9e our 3eit rGrab" 1pielten, err
morbet norben. 8eibe purbe er19onen unb
hire 2ei9en mebrere bunbert Yarbs melt
gei9leppt unb nabe elmer 8iegung bes 9elei=
les auf lebteres gelegt. Sin Neser, Der ben
Morb NIT angeieben fat. bat bas @ebeimz
nib perratben unb Der Sheriff fabnbet ieBt
nit elmer Nn5abl 2eute auf Die M0rbsr.
Ser 8epeggruno gum Moroe mar 3aubz
luit.
Sem eieener Renfer.
Qatnrence Cummings aus Seattle i'm
Staate @aI6ington, pel9er am IL.
SUM- 1896 feline Srau in 10 I9euBli9er
Weiie ermorbet bat, unb audi feline So9ter
ermorben polte, bat ii4 9ienftag MOrgen
gegen Elm ubr NIT einem Reboloer, ben er in
feiner 3eue perborgen bate, eri9oHen.
Cine mutter pertbeioiet ole Ghre threr
Qodter.
Matt. &euldnb aus Sma6a itente Der 49,
iGbr. Map Wilfon etnen i9amloien Nntrag.
Map er5dblte ibrer Mutter babon unb leBters
ma9te ii9 fofort NIT einem &eboloer auf
Die Su6e na6 Dem 2iitling. Sic fanb
i'm in elmer @irtbf9aft unb beriu9te, ben
8eleibiger ibres &inbes gu erI9ieBen. 3suz
lamb paGte ben &epolper, penbete i'm geqen
6rau Wil1on, f9oB fe ins 8ein unb e1tz
flob. Die Srau liegt i'm 9oipital unb es
pirb befiir4tet. baB fe an 8lutoergiftung
Iterben muB.
Qooes iprund.
0ientag Na9mittdg fprang Bel Snsz
cola i'm Staate SGinois Sobn l9a3ell
BON einem Bafagier5uge Der SG. Central
8abn, pGbrenb berfel6e NIT elmer @9neG=
ligfeit bon pier5ig Meilen b%abinfubr, unb
blie6 auf Der Steue tobt. 6a3el befanb fi6
unter 8epa9ung zines poli5eibeamten uno
foate pegen Pferoebtebitables na9 Mif=
Iourt gebra9t tperben; feline 6eimat6 mar,
ieiner Nngabe na9, poplar Bluff, 800.
sbuIoie.
Montdg nurbe in glabton, Mo.
SobnS9mibt pegen feines Nnt6eiles an Der
@rmorbung bes @bicagoer Slim Tiers
8ertram Itpater, tpel4e i'm bergangenen
SSanuar in Debter @rooe ftattfanb, bes
Morbes erften @rabes I4ulbtg befunben.
Ser San mar am Sumitag Nbenb ben Sc
i9porenen iibergeben norben, pel9e bariiz
Der Big gum Montag Morgen in 8erat6ung
naren. Wenn Der Nntrag auf etnen neuen
Pro3eB bonn &i9ter auriidgepieIen perben
Iolte, pirb bas S%obesurtbeil iiber benS9ul=
bigen ausgtipro9en perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12

srau @rica's &o9bub fam i4 nur m
pfe6Gen, finbe bafslbe fir Die omeritant13e
&I6e portreffli9. S9D. &atbarIne.
pittsburgh, ga., IA. Nop. 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
sSoQ Greef. Wis.. %. Sft 1894.

San @reet, Wts., %. Oft. 1894.
9as &o9bu9 bon Srau erica babe ib
ieBt ettpas iiber 5pet Sabre i'm @ebrau9. gs
lit bas bette &o9bu9 fir 9euti9ameritaner,
bas i9 bisber fennen lernte. 0aber tann
i9 es nit gutem @epihen empfeblen.
Srau .. %. 8pmbpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
Snldn ..
Aan Ser R11nnrabnmptltnnt.
Die Dene3ueIa= 6raee.


SIM Gebten Mpnat lit bic S6Gtigfeit Der
bene3uelaniI9en @ren3cpmmiIIion in elm
nsues Stadium g%etreten. 8isldn1
fparen Die 8emiibungen Der GommihGre
namentli4 Oaruuf geri9tet, 8epeismaterial
gu Iammeln, Jim ben enbgiiltigen 8eriGt gu
MAIDEN. Man permutbet, buB Die britii4e
9Regierung in ibr 3peibdnbiges 8laubu3
ole Nngaben eingeflO4ten bat, pel4e ibrem
Stanbpunft beilfam limb. Die bene5ueldz
nii4e 8egierung bat bafelbe in i6ren breiz
b6nbigsn Nus5iigen aus ben ipanif4en Irz
9iben getban.
NuBerbem bat Die GommifiiOn auf eigene
Sauit &e9erdben angeiteqt. Die @engreBz
biblipt6ef in @aibington unb biele Dffentz
li9e unb pribatbibliOtbefen in DerI4iebenen
Sbeilen bes 2anbes iinb bebufs @rlangung
eeI9i3tlider unb cdrtOgrapbii6er &enntniffe
abgegraIt tporben. Die 4r9ibe i'm 9aag
finb nit GROCER @riinbli9teit ftubirt NOR
ben. Die Nr6eit ndbert ft9 nun benz @nbe.
Set Ginger 3eit 1T Sir Clements 81. Wtarfz
BAN, 9rGiibent Der 8g1. 9eogr. @eieGI9aft,
nit Dem Setretdr Der Gummiffipn in 8rtefz
tpe4fel gepeien unb bat Die Genntnife berz
isGben berei9ert.
Sc perben iebt me6rere b~orIdufige 8ez
ri9te ausgearbeitet. ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
rs Gents
portofrei bon uns be5ieben.
Jllinois Stats -8eitung Co.,
Chtraeu, au.

Mod1tebeno per6fentliden mir eini9e BON BEN a~ablreifeu Mn=
rfennungslbreiben, in Oenen Oeutld=amerHaniide SauSfrauen ibrer
gu1tbt iber ben gBert6 bieies 8u6es susOrud geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
3Ood.enCdou.

@bicagO D, ben IL. Dug. 1896.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
pofaIifhes.

Na9febenbe PoftGmter tperben bemnd3t
bon poitdmtern bierter &Gaffe gu 8rdiibenz
tenpoItGmtern erbDbt tperben, ba ibre 8ruttOz
einna6men tpG6renb bier auf chamber fol-
genber 4uurtale iiber $1,000 betragen baz
ben: @leris, ST.; Sairfielb, Conn.,; @rOtOn
unb 9OpurO, 5iio>9 atOta; Sutu, Nif.;
Columbus, ga. .la
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
Goo zines 5urifert.

&i9ter Samuel 90. S%6elabdrger, ems
Der berporragenbiten MitglieDer bes NOoOfuz
tenDerbanOes BON @ai6ingtOn. 1T Oonnsrsz
tag geitOrben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-12
Sem eioener 6enfer.

2atnrence Cummings aus Seattle i'm
Staate Mafbington, pelber am IL.
Sum- 1896 feline Srau in 10 i9euBli9er
Weife ermOrbet bat, unb audi feline So3ter
ermoroen polte, bat ii3 9ienftag Morgen
gegen Elm ubr NIT einem &eboloer, ben er in
ieiner 3eae perborgen bate, eri9ohen,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-16
SEPARATE WAISTS.


Fancy waists are again to be fashionable
for spring and summer wear and al
though they are no longer the very latest
fad, their usefulness and comfort have
been so thoroughly well established that
every complete spring outfit includes
three or four of them. The silks that are
fashionable this season are peculiarly well
adapted for fancy waists, and there are
numbeYless patterns to choose from. There
are the silks in light color, so suitable for
theatre and evening wear, while in the
darker every conceivable shade is shown.
Even the handsome gowns have an ex-
ira waist of some fancy silk or brocade
with which to make a change if 80 desired.
The great difference in this seasons fam
cy waists is in the rufie or basque effect
instead of the round simply finished with a
belt. and the difference is much more be-
coming to the majority of figures. The
ruffie or frill does not extend all around
the waist. but starts from the second dart
or side seam 1t Is generally cut on the bias
and is not more than four or five inches
wide, but there are some put on the
straight way of the goods and box-plca ted
in the back Still another, and this the
newest, has bias side pieces put plain but
hanging down fully quarter of yard
over the hips. and graduated to small
ruffie at the back. This is an evident de-
sire to return to panicrs, but the paniers
will not be allowed this spring may posi-
lively be stated.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-16
Habit Cured
KEITH'S TING. kVENA SATIVA
(From Common Oats)
A Powerful Nerve Slimulan Tonic etc.

As an antidote for the morphine an
choral habit Tine. Avena Saliva is will
out an equal; for by its action the ph1
stefan has been enabled TO furnish sud
and tonic effect to the nervol|
system of the opium takcr as was neceI
sary, while the amount Of the drug nd
been gradually reduced and finally omittd
For sale by all druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-16

For coughs, colds and consump-
ton Cutler Bros, e. Cos Boston
VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALSAM after a 80 years use is,
to-day without a rival Try It.
so cents and s100. 81 90 bottle
sent express paid on receipt.
Cutler Bros. & Co., Boston Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-16

Be sure and use that old and we'll tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teethng, 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie and Is the best remedy for diar-
rhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-16
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS THURSDAY, APRIL ls 1895
ENCOURAGING FEATURES
MAKE BUSINESS MEN MORE HOPE
Full FOR THE FUTURE.
Believed That There IL to be n Long "A
vance For Cerenls-Pork and Sugar
Higher Eastern Merchants Sec no
improvement.

New York, April 10-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
While there is no general increase in
business there are several encouraging
features. First, the advance in prices Of
flour, wheat, corn, oats. pork and sugar
together with that of steel bilets and
beams and other iron and steel products
including No. foundry pig and for tin
plates. The advance in wheat has contin-
ued so much longer than expected that
dealers in the trade are again discussing
the likelihood of this being the beginning
of the long advance for cereals which they
believe must come after the extreme de-
preston of the past few years Cnfavor-
able crop reports from Central Western
states, confirmation of previous short
crop reports from Argentine and Austria
liza, small supplies In Europe and ahoat
but above all a revival OF speculative in
terest in wheat underneath cereal prices.
Gross railway earnings reflect the March
lull in trade. Per centages of gain ovel
year ago are less pronounced on all
roads except the Granger and Pacific lines
Total earnings of 1l5 railroad companies
for March are $40, $685. 900 an increase of 4.6
per cent over a year ago. In January and
February the gains over the year before
were, respectively 1l.3 and 1871 per cent
Brighter and more seasonable weather
east and needed rains in Missouri, Kansas
anu ANtDIHSRH, nuVe lenuPu TO stimulate
tho belated demand for general mer-
chandise. Renewed activity Is also shown
by lumber now that the building season
is open and by paints, oils, glass and 9TH
er structural materials for like reasons
There are only few cities reporting n
moderate Improvement in general bust
ness.
on the other hand wholesale merchants
at New York. Boston, Philadelphia Bal
timore, Buffalo, Detroit and Chicago re-
port business unsatisfactory, practically
without improvement. One of the most
unfavorabe features Is the confined in
ability of interior merchants to make re-
mittanccs promptly. Business failures in
the United States this week number 23l
compared with 23G last week, 22j in the
week a year ago, 21l two years ago, and
196 In the first week of April, 1898
Exports of wheat flour included as
wheaO from both coasts of the United
States amount to l,774.0Oo bushels this
week. compared with l,G93,0O0 bushels last
week, 2,93i,G bushels in the week last
year, 1,9j5,O10 bushels in the week two
years ago and 2,94S 900 bushels in the cor
responding week of 1898. Total bank clear
ing aggregate s92G.0OOOoO this week, thus
continuing to reflect the Stacking off in
business which has been so conspicuous
The decrease as compared with last week
Is &c per cent. and as compared with the
week one year ago, nearly 3 per cent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-16
AN OUTING BLOUSE.
93i-PAMELA SHIRT WAIST.


With Detachable Collar and Cuffs
Sizes for a., SO, 3S andt 40 Inches Bus
Measure,
This convenient blouse Is of silk-striped
batiste, with separate collar and cuffs of
laundricd linen. TIL pattern has tho favor
lite dougle-peinted yoke, which is quite a
novelty. The box-plait may be finished
plainly or edged with Nalenciennes lace.
The collar and cuffs are detachable, so
that various changes may be made with
the same waist. as these parts soil more
quickly than the rest of the waist, besides
they may he bought ready-made at the
stores, thus rendering the making of the
waist so easy. Wash silk, silk hannels,
and great variety of cottons, linens and
batistes are made up in this fashion. be-
cause the garments are easily laundcred.
special illustration and full directions
about the pattern will be found on the en-
velope in which 1t is enclosed.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-08

and millions Of souls and all that has made
your homes so-called Christian. Society
is shot through and through with the in
fluence of the truth as 1t fell from the lips
of Jesus. A mighty preparation Is going
on for greater strength. Thousands are
at our doors waiting to Join us.
The influence Of Christ's leadership has
already been felt In politics and business.
The man who at Washington said religion
in politics was an irridescent dream was
west among the people he failed to repre-
sent "Hallelujah, the Lord Redeemer
reigneth," We hear the cry rolling down
the ages: You need not look belo !,
Son of Man for the leader OF the times.
You follow Hin and YOU follow on to
victory.
News of the overflow meeting in the
Penn avenue Baptist church was
brought to the platform at the con-
clusion of Dr.. Greene's address and
its announcement by DR.. McCrory was
greeted with applause.
Miss Leitch. of the Ceylon mission,
was given ten minutes for u talk on
the Armenian atrocities She offered
brief prayer and then described the eX-
tent of Turkish butchery and Armen-
ian suffering and told Of the inadeauacy
OF the relief that had already been sent.
She pleaded for free giving Americans
should first know the facts. then pray.
then give OF their stores. then tell
the Armenian story. She suggested
plans FOR local organization and un-
ion meetings and immediate work.
The meeting closed with cOngrega-
tional singing and benedictiOn. As the
audience filed out OF the church many
responded to the request to make an
Offering for the Armenian cause.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-08

A cold and cheerless weather greeted
the Christian Endeavorers yesterday.
i. was a day calculated to chill the ar
dor nf almost any large gathering. The
E.ndcavorers were Effected by ii If the
attendance at the morning and after
noon sessions was any criterion.
Al Elm Park church and the Froth-
inshan theater in the morning were
read the reports OF four state depart
nent superntendents and the an
nnuncement was made of convention
committees.
There was no session in the Frothing-
ham in the afternoon although q pro-
aramme for that auditorium had been
arranged and was announced in the Of
fetal souvenir. The programme was to
have been the same as in Elm Park
church with the exception OF one num-
bcr; Henry Gulmond, of Chambersburg.
aas to have led the open parliament
on Keeping the Pledge" He did not
come to Scranton and SO only the Elm
GIk StSSloIl WIS AueIc thc
elt ises included Field Marshalls
Review" by Secretary Mcdonald and
an open parliament led by H. c. Lin
roln. Of Philadelphia.
In the. evening there was a session in
each convention hall and an impromptu
overflow meeting in the lecture room of
he Penn Avenue Baptist church made
necessary by the large crowds at
The two theatres. Each OF the three
main sessions was particularly meet
lng Of addresses and singing.
Throughout the day 1t was evident
that the number OF stranger delegates
IA the city was larger than on Tuesday
night. but the total number fell short Of
h. 1000 delegates expected. A liberal
estimate would be- about $500 from out
site the city. The new arrivals came
Oh the morning trains from nearby
counties.
Early in the day. beginning at go
o'clock, there were sunrise prayer
meetings in seven churches.
An interesting and a novel part of the
days doings was the noon-day evan
selistlc meetings at the shops and fac
tories and few open-air prayer meet
lnas at night in suburban localities.
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their own centuries l find peculiar SIM
ilarity of character, men who did NOT
long care to live under i leader less than
their ideal There should be In leader Of
these times ability of perception of remedy
and Of persuadihs men to accept the rem
edy. 1t Is our misfortune that personal
guilt and sin Is unpleasant, but II is an
ugly. repulsivs fact no matter how We may
try TO ignore It, They are facts Just the
same and our leader must be one who will
recognize facts, or who says at the be-
ginning, Thou shalt not cover thy sins"
The leadership of Jesus is found in the
fact that He first strikes at the root of
misfortune and will not shift the scene
of the battle. Our great political. finan.
cial and other troubles really come from
some disease OF the heart and they will
not be finally cured until the cause Is
removed.
All necessary condition of success have
been provided by the Nazarene who said
on the cross, ut is finished" We are
given the opportunity and the power and
We have the leader. 1t is not his fault If
We fail. 1t Is situation devised for the
trusting soul.
The leadership of Jesus appears in His
power to attract men. | know the great
fault of many so-called leaders Is that
they cannot persuade others to follow
them. Jesus has in His suffering. His life,
His self-abnegation done something that
gives confidence. invites faith and attracts
men to Him. When Christ saw beneath
the man that was the man that might be,
Hc showed that deepness that inspires
men to hope and makes their thousand
dreams possibilities. We know In the light
of Jesus We are not the men we seem; In
that knowledge we get from on high
much that touches the conscience and
kindles the soul.
SAW BENEATH THE ROUGH MAN.
It took the keen eye of Jesus to see
that better shape that shows YOU in he
image of God and capable of divine mould
ing. 3 stand beside the Nazarene and
see my baser nature rebuked; | feel the
touch Of leadership and know / am the
child of the King.
What of the results Of Chrst's leader
ship? Already there Is a constituency Of
redeemed souls who felt the world. We
have an evidence of that here tonight.
Every year there Is laid at the feet of the
Nazarene millions of money, thousands