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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-02
Mr.. Bryan's Critics.

When the manhood of the nation
responded with patriotic feryor to the
call to arms, Mr.. Bryan's self-con-
stituted critics rang the cry all over
the land: "Where is Bryan?" Then
when they learned that he was willing
to serve his country in any capacity
to which he might be assigned, Of
fering to enlist as a private and march
to the front, they denounced this as
palpable exhibition of demagogy, de-
claring that no man of his standing
needed to prove his Loyalty and pat
riotism in that way Now that Mr..
Bryan is raising regiment at his
home in Nebraska and expects to go
out as its Colonel, his detractors are
making merry over the incident and
heapfng much ridlcule upon him.
All of which goes TO show that Mr..
Bryan cannot hope to please his fool
critics. When he did not proclaim
in hot haste, eagerness to shoulder a
gun and march to Cuba alone, they
said he was Il coward. When he en-
listed as private in company COM
posed of his neighbors, they said he
was demagogue. Now that he is
raising regiment, they say he is a
self-seeking politician, and are al
ready reyilng his command with the
epithets of the"' Silver Legion" Will
lies Wonders and other similar
titles of detraction.
1t can be safely predicted, without
any attempt to defend Mr.. Bryan
from the silly attacks Of his detract-
ors, that if he goes into the war he
will display the same qualities of
heart and mind that have endeared
him to millions of his countrymen.
He has youth, personal magnetism,
ambition, courage, good sense and
a natural power of command attested
by an experience that falls to the lot
of few Americans.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-02
One Evidently Impending Against
Santiago.
SHIPS BEFORE THE CITY.
insurgents Also Reported to Be Closing
In on the Place.
SPANISH MAKE PREPARATIONS.

Reported to Have Taken Extraordinary
Precautions to Guard the Entrance to
the Harbor-A Dispatch From There
Received at Cape Haitian Declares the
Rumored Bombardment Occurred-The
Auxiliary Cruiser st. Paul Said to Have
Been Somewhat Damaged Spanish
Vessel Was In the Entrance, but Re
tired-some Spaniards Believed to Have
Been Killed During the Fight.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-02
"a LIVES LOST.
The Vessel Jane Gray, Bound to
Alaska, Foundered
SOME G0LDSEEKERS PERISH.
A Missionary and Wife and Child Also
Drowned.
SOME GOLDSEEKERS PERISH.
VESSEL SUNK DURING A GALE.

Survivors Got Away In Launch.
Reached Shore, but Endured Great
Priyatson-For About Thirty Hours
Their Only Food Was a Sack of Prunes
and Sack of MISUNDERSTANDING Water
Was Caught by Spreading a Tarpaulin
During a Rainstorm-AfterL Landing an
Indian Directed Them to an Indian
yillage-There They Embarked on n
Schooner-Those Lost.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-02
8 SAND

Having leased for a number
of years the celebrated Sand
Bank of P. H. Keck, | am
prepared to deliver, on de-
mand, Sand any place in the
town, or suburbs.
CLARENCE |. KICK,
Orders left with L. ". Keck
will receive prompt attention.
April 8, 1898.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-02

w. j. Bryan has been offered the
colonelcy of a regiment which has
already been raised IN Missouri and
which the President has called into
service He has declined and will
stay with the troops from his own
state even if he has to go in as a
private soldier.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-02
Mrs. Letters Gift.

CHICAGO, June 2.-The United States
government will be the richer by a
hospital at Chickamauga park within d
few days through the generosity Of
Mrs. q. L. Letter. Chickamauga Park
hotel, located upon the grounds, near
Crawfish Springs, was thought to be
most suitable. 1t is this building which
Mrs. Letter purchased for the govern
ment.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-02

We won't have the streets paved
by Commencement but we will do
everything else to make our visitors
at that time enjoy themselves.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-02
Thomas r. Keene Dead.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Thomas r..
Keene, the tragedian who, on Sunday,
underwent an operation for append
citis, died last night. His right name
was Eagleson.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-02
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Lumber Siding, Flooring, Ceiling,
Moulding, Sheating, Shingles, Plas-
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Frames, Nantes, Stairs and Porch
Work and Inside Furnishings our
speciality.
Good stock, prompt delivery and
reasonable prices our motto. Call
and see us at TYGARD MANU-
FEATURING CO, old Factory.
Estimates for buildings complete
furnished on application
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-02

Take at random 100 out-and-out
advocates of the gold standard in
public life and you will find at least
95 of them opposed to making the
rich man bear his just proportion of
the burdens of the government
through an income tax, in favor of
issuing almost any amount of interest
bearing bonds, and supporting every
corporation and monopolistic abuse.
Take at random, from among those in
public life, 100 champions of indie
pendent bimetallism and at least 95
Of them will be found TO favor an in
come tax, absolutely opposed to in
creasing the interest bearing debt I'M
til all other legitimate methods of
raising money have been exhausted,
and fighting tooth and nail every cor
porate and monOpolistic wrong.
Nevertheless the gold men are up
holding "honest money" in the in
terest of the widow and orphan, the
washerwoman and the hodcarrier.
Certainly. (?)-National Bimetallist.
The long and perilous journey Of
the Oregon has set good many
Americans to thinking of the adyan
tage of connecting the Atlantic with
the Pacific by means of canal.
Thousands of miles could be saved
and it is possible that such a desid
eratun may outweigh traditional OBJ
iections--if we had a canal across
the Isthmus of Panama or at some
other point in that region. The Mic
aragua Canal enterprise, if properly
projected and prosecuted, might
answer the purpose. At any rate,
the Oregon's experience will cause
many people who have heretofore
stoutly opposed that scheme to
look more favorably upon it under
new conditions of control and man
agement
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-02

Our Family Supplies.
are up to date of the freshest
and best.
You will make a mistake if
you fail to see our goods be-
fore buying.
The Irish standard., 1898-06-11

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23
Quoemeiner Wdarenmarft.

Bntter - Bette Greamerp 2l-22t; lie. Qualiti
l9-20Hc; go. 2, I4-17c; bette na9gema1te, I5-I6c;
bette Datrp 49,; III raIttdt 15-l6:; 2 Auolitdt, 12-l3c.
Ra fe-Stutrs, 8-82c; Sintburser 1teter, 7H-Sc;
@9pelser, 10 -lohc; uncertainties Riis IN SiberpOOI
AIS fIr liz Yfuuo.
gobnen-gefts ST. 10; bette pM%1eotumsH, $1.o5.
6efti9el - Surteps 8: ba3 Ptuuo; Sibner S
bas @funo; guten 6A-7t bas 9fanO; @aaie $500
s. so bos 9uBenb.
eter-@ats frfbs gerruts abssrs9Hst. 2o-2lc
bns 9ubenb.
&ulbfGetf8-6o bis rs gfuuO Sstutbt eh-7c;
75bts 100 9ftnb, ~ Sc; 100 Biz lilo 9funo. Sh-s;
astp6bnIi9es unb idrperes, 6K-7c.
neutrality-suspicious. $5.0O-6.00 bos 9ubeub
93ebbubner, 100000 bag uk.; g8adteIn. 81. so b. 0uh.
Gnten per 9useub: WtaIarbs, $3.O0-3 so; &eb Seobs,
$685. so: Seal, glueming, $500; Zeal Sreetiptna,
$l.50-1.75; Smal, mrire6, $1.25-1.5O; @anoasbods,
s5.00-9.00; Ge9enno9eL 81. so bag 3nBenb; Saori9ue
pfer, Sl.2 bas 9useno.
Srtihs Gif4s gfad gas, sross has gfuno;
1l-1lhc; gtte, 6-6hc; RtfsreL 5-5Ac.
ST old benteI-10-50e bas DnssnS
BreiBetbeeren-Sea NIB 8ngle, per Sag, $3.50;
Gape Sob, S.. $500; Safe 9feb uno Solpes, So. 25-
6.75; Ssrieps, s.. 50-575.
Mentrad6e = 12-16c fir 8 Dfunb.
Mep G-yteue, be 6eiter. 81. 25 IL rs bas TaR
Srang &c 1-St. Wtibaels, So % bic Ri{te
@itro ne u-8efte aualitit, 50. 90 IS. 90 Rite
8anauen - Bette, 6O:-$1.i is 6as gHnosL.
Gtiget - Setuaibene. lO-2Oc bas pfuno
anauas Z aus i%Siortea, sl.5O-2.5O fir 4 Rtfs.
urto ff Ell n-Sebrons $3.50 bas 9ui9el; peerles
2s-s2cbas8ui8el; Goie 2S-3Ic; gurbanfs, 3O-S3c bas
gufhel.
9HBe RartoffeIn aus gtert Ssriep, s2.lo-
2.25; aus SutuoiS, $lOO-1.25 bos 6aB.
@e1erp -1o-l5c 6as 9usenS.
3mtebeGn -35-45e fir a guI9eI.
8Iumenfob - 50c-60c Die Rifte.
gptbe 3i6eu = 9te1e. 75r oas iSaB.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49,; fleins,
Grandchildren, $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

ueber bic 90 0gli9tett Ser
RIdfebr Nnbrees GuBerte iiA Der
beriibmte Ofterrei9ii3e Norbpolfabrer SUI
Illus bon Yaber in einem 8prtrag, ben sr
in 1einsr 8atertabt Seplib iber poGar=
erpebitionen inn N1gemeinen bielt. ST
be3ei9nete bic 6euti9e Sibpolarfabrt als
biel gefGbrliber, aber audi als ~pidtiger
fir bic WiKenf9uft, ais ale bis6erigen
neutrality-suspicious.. 3ulebt fam er auf
Mnbrees 8aqonfabrt unb bic Srdge 5u
1pre9en, Db nod cine 9offnung auf bic
&iidfebr Nnbrees borbanbsn fst. ST be-
nertte borpeg, oaB &nbrees Expedition
NIT un3uldngli9sn Mitteln ins Derf geIeBt
nor6en 1ei. Na9 Der e~ii13igen Derbiirgten
Suubenppf gu f4lieBen, lei Nnoree na4
anfdneli6 norbOitli8er Sabrt bur6 einen
@irbelfturm gegen @iibOt getrieben NOR
BEN unb NIT 1sinem 8anon biellei9t ali
Der Oitfiiite beg Sran5= Sofefsz2anoes niez
b~ergegangen, po er aber fpegen Der rngez
beuren Musbebnung bes ab5uiu4enoen Gez
bietes nod ni9t sefunoen peroen tonnte.
@iellei6t fet Mn0ree au9 bon Sran5zSo<
fefs : 2anb iiber bag Sis gegen bic &ifte
Sibiriens po~rgsbrungen; penn CT aber
au@ bic fibirii9e &iffe errei8t bdtts,
miibte er mod 10 ipeite MGrf9e i!s Snz
mere bes aanbes ~5uriidlegen, oaB Dor nd4@
item 6erbft feline &unbe bon tbm na9
europa ~eelangen fOnnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

@n ibreu Srn9ten ioIIt Sbr lie
erfennen, ober 1penn mau bteien Stbel@
ipru6 auf Ntuen onpenbet: on tbren Wtr=
fun9en. 8eun malt bebetft, bob oue
i6wereu &rantbeiten aus elmer 9erin9en @r=
f~dttul1e, ober ans l1umGBi9teit i'm Giiel1 ooer
3rinfen entfeben. wobur9 Slutonbrar9 ober
St0run9 elmer ober Der anberell Suntttot oes
&0rpers peruria9t 1pirb. Die anfdn9lt3 llnbeE
beutenb i3eirt, aber @rtsiirbnn9en, Sieber
unb iosar BEN Sob sur Solge baber tar1t, 10
1T IS ui6tie, 1i9 baran 81 erinnern. boB
mir burb 8eieitiglns Der ltria9e bic Natur
in @toub Ieteu, bic &rant6eit su permeiOen,
unb Iomit bic @eIunbbeit gu erbalten. Sett
touIe1b Sabren boben met ger5te 9efunben,
baB st. Bernard &rG uterpiIIen bic
unfeblbarten @ester Der &ranfbett itnb. Sur
% @ents bel &potbeferlt gu baber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23
Gin rteftqes 8emGffe

- Gin rteftges 8emde e.
run9s<nnterne6men mtro geplant.
SIS 6anbelt ft9 babel um bas gr0Bte Wafz
erzReferpoir Der @elt, mel9es tn Mrt5ord
erri9tet perben foa, um NIT 9iilfe belief
ben ettpd cine MtGion Ncres 81 bepdfern
urh auf biefe @ei1e 4derbuu baielbif gu err
m0qIi6en. Qaut 8eri9t Sd9berfGnoiger
1T es mDgGi9, bic @endfer bes i'm 8inter
fe6r paferrei9en Salt &iber I'M Sontoz
8uFin, etpu 60 Meilen norbtpeft (i9 BON
Der @tabt pb0nir, auf5uftauen, unb bieielz
BEN in ben 9eiben unb regenlofen CONNER
monaten our 8ertefelung beg ertpa6nten
@lreals BON elmer WtGion Mcrts gu bertOefz
then. Ser @a1t @iber flieBt bur4 b;eies
8afin, unb Der NbfluB gsf4iebt our4
einen Canon, nel6er nit einem Damn abz
ge19lpTen merben fam. Sur4 Grri9iung
6ea 9ammes unb @uffduung oes 8afers
in Dem 8afTin tpiirbe Elm See BON IL Qua@
bratmeilen gef4uffen tperOen, pel4er eine
Siefe BON 100 biz 200 SUP baben miirbe.
Ser Damn tpiirbe 200 SUP bot meroen,
an Der 8aIis cine 2dnge BON ni9t gcn5
200, pben cine 1ol9e bDn 600 SUB haben.
Die Gon Itruttion foG $2.500,000 toiten.
0ie &eferboirzG ompagnie min 0as Nafer
an bic i'm S6ule bereits organiiirten &a=
nall ompugnten our &ate BON 81 pro Icre
~berfaufet, unb bic Sarmer tpiiroea 1925
Bis 1925 PRO Ncre fir bic berbeferte Be
rieielung gu entri9ten BADEN. Sic foqen
germ bereit fem, ben Dollar PRO Ncre fne6r
au be5a6len, ba bas Qanb iiberaus fru9!z
bar 1T unh Before 8erieIeIung lire Sc
treble unb Obfz@rnten berboppe!n nirb.
-@orft4tsm Sci Der
Gini9iffung Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir
ben BON 9amburg na4 Nep Yort gebenben
poitbampfer uBretoriu" purbe cine groBe
3abl Diterrei9tf4er Pafagiere, pel9e auf
ibrer Reiie Wten beribrt butten, in Solge
elmer @~erfiigung bes umerifaniihen gonfuGs
BON Der @inf4iffung uusgef3lofien, Oa na6
elmer bon @dibington eingelamfenen SSnz
ftruttion bic ameritanii4e &egierung tpegen
Der in Wien borgefommenen 9eftfdqe cine
Qmarantdne bon IA Sasen fir a1e bon unb
bur9 Mien tomulenben 3pil4enbedsreiienz
ben forberts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

Safer - $50. s, i'm @pei9sr. 27-274c; go. g.
26hc; tpetBer $40. 8, 28A-29r; meiBer go. 4, Pig
28Ae. &uf Der g6rie, obne 9a9erfoiteu, nod Broben
murben o~ertauft: ND. 5, 26Aei peiBer 80. 3, 28h-
29Ae; $40. 9, 27A-27hc; ipeiBer go. 2, 29-29%e;
peiBer go. 4, 27K-28hc.
&oggeu sto. 2. fir ben 5peiber. SEC; gio. 8,
-51hc; y&o. 2. Obne Sa9ertoften, 52Hc.
Serf e-Gatter9erFe. 39-41c; Mals.Aualitdten bon
4l-49c.
SGm ereteu-5Iabs, SO. l @Drtbmeitern, duf benz
Seleiis $l01; Slmotbp, $l.70-2.05 per 100 pfaHa.
Slice bon S3.00-6.7 rs per 100 pfunb.
&Ieie-Reine gerfduie beri1tet.
S~eu-Simotbp. Qem6bnli9es big beItes, SS.50-9.59
Die Come; @rairie, eepDbHIi9es bis beit.s, bon $500
$50 per gouue.
StrO b-8sOsseH $6.oO-7.oo; meissn unb 2afsr,
$4.00-A5Q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

,,Grtrn @aIe||. ~saIDatnr" 4ttto
,,8atrtfG"I,
&cttte WnIsbtete, 9ebr1ttt nOt Der
Gonr. Geipp 60. ST. SIaf6ett
atttS SGfTern at baben. S%elcpDome:
So $50. 8pttltn9 Septnt. 90. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23
marftberiht.
Edarperf6nfe.
Ghteaso, ben 32. Nop.

o, ben 22. ytoo.
M ebI - Wtnter'Wet3en Yatsnts I'M Sag, 1885
8. &C.,; Stratsbts. $2.95-3.2 20 in Sdden; Speclal.graubs
barter Jrtib1abrs.g getaen YateHts, S4.25-45 So gatsr5,
81. 30-2.59 &ogeeumebL $~2.50-2.75.
MinteTmetsen Rotber 9to. 2. zoe; rUtber $40. 8.
s6-6sAe; barter $50. 2 65Hc; barter SO. 8, 64Mc
Srhb abr smetseu Nortbern SEQ. l, 67X-6e;
ylortbern glo. 2, 66h-67Hc; $50. 8, 63-66c.
WAITS - $40. q tm 9peiber. 33h-33Ae; toetBei
g4o. 2, S3A-34e; geIber glo. 2. 34-34Ae; 9p. 8. 33A-
1876; eelber 9o. 8. 33A-S3%e; iueiBer ND. g. S3A-
1896. Nuf BET g6rie, pbre &a9ertofter. nod grober
ipurbeu ~berfauft: 3D. 2, SS%-34c; petBer SO. 2, 81
S4Ae; aelber go. 2, 34A-34he; $40. 8. S3H-S3Ac
eelber No. 8, 3S&-s4e; tpeiBer go. 9, sSh-3S&c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23
mern oas RIeine zdbnt.

10 per1Grmt nt9t, bas oIte unb pobl erprobte
6ilfsmittel fir bas 3abneu Der &inber,
wenben. @r berubist bas Sinb, er1pei6t bas
3abnfeil9, b~eieittst ale S9mer5en, furirt
@inbfoIif un6 1T bas bette Mittel ge9eu
Diarrboe. SInfuabawa naia Gents bic Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23
Scr brnne npIbbempfratifd

Ser brabe golbDemotratif9e
8unbesfenatpr GafferD BON
2ouiftana tit, glei9 Senator @orman
bon Marplanb, iiber3eugt, oaB Elm bic
gan5e 9bt1tppinengrnppe am
nettirenber @ertrag n d t bic 3peibrittels@
mebrbeit bes 9enats erbalten tpirb. Sn Be-
aug amf 9atpaii behalf man inA betanntltA
bamit, buB man 9atpaii, neil man auf feline
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm Senat re9nete, auf
benz Wege Der gepDbnli4en 9efebgebung
bur9 einfa9e Mebrbeit beiber 9Guier an
nettirte. SSn benz Pbilippinenz5aa Tonne
bies = fugt guffsrp = neil es ii4 I'm einen
Sriebensi9GuB banble, niht gei4eben; tpenn
Der 6riebensbertrag i'm Senat periporfen
perbe, 10 t0nne bas ni9t blr9 Qnnabme
zines @eiebes beiber !9GuIer nett gema3t
tperben. Die M0gli9teit liege bOr, baB Die
Sriebensfipulationen bonn Senat DerGnbert
tpiirben, bo9 fet bas taum tpa6rf3einli9.
Senator Gafferb lit Der &nIi9t, bab cine
Wfebrbeit Der 8ebOlferung Der Ser. 'Stdaten
Die 9uItung bet OppoIitipn gegen bic Pbiz
lippinen<N nneripn biQigen perbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

@iner Der 9ei # en-, tpiBigz
iten unO ebeliten beutf4en S@rtft<
# Heller, Der aber bur9 Die ungenieBbare
Sorm 70 man9er fei1er 8erfe almGblt9
ieinen friiber 10 groBen 2eIertreis einbitBte,
pirb iebt bur9 cine geididte mebrbdnoige
@uspabl aus feinen Werten Dem beutz
f9en @olte pieber genieBbur, ndmli3
Sean pau1 (Sobunn Paul 5riebri4
Gi9ter). Die Nusgabe umfuBt folgenbes
als Qustpubl: @oriduIe Der Aeitbetit, 5lez
geGiabre, Auintus Sirlein, @iebentds,
&abenberger's 8ubereife, 9as betmli9e
&lagelieb Der iebigen MfGnner unb bic mum
berbare 9eIeuf9uft in Der Neujabrsnu9t.
n6reili4" : fagt ba5u elm &rititer = "eine
feline glustpa6l, bic aber immerbin geetgnet
1T, benz .0t9ter, Der gu ben Soften nnierer
8Gter unb @roBbdter 10 biel geleien nnb 10
i9pdrmerii9 berebrt porben 1T, einen PlaB
audi auf benz Slide Der beutigen 2eier gu
ii9ern. Nu9 bic bon 81. Steiner perfaBte
@inleitung trdgt bu5u bel, cine perbinbenbe
Bride BON benz Nbgott Des f~entimentalen
3eitalters 5ur 9egentpart gu f9lagen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23
Dtebndrft.

minSSisp WurOs in ben etOa.garss tot. forat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

Oom pauI unb fein tapferer 8 n e.
raj Sombert piirben, tpenn es bort in
biefer @p9e einen 9anffagungatag gdbe,
ii9 NIT beIpnberer 8efrie6igung gu Slid
1eBen f0nnen. 9enn ibnen 1T Elm g rpBer
@teg gelungen. @eneral SCHUBERT bat nit
feinen braben 8uren bas 9ebiet Der SitD=
afrifanif9en @epublit bon benz leBten ELM
beini19en Stamme, ben Mdbatefe, ge1d1=
bert, bic 1tnter i6rem tpilben unb grauidmer
6Guptling Mppefu bon ben fait unipeg1amer
@ebirgen i'm Norbo1ten bes Staates beftdn@
bige Haub5iige gegen Die 8uren fibrten, 1nt1o
bisber alien @eriu9en, iie CUR 8~otmdBt9fett
rnb @tnitelung Der &Gubereien gu 5tptngen,
geIpottet batter. SCHUBERT 4ut fie in ibrer
@ebirgsfetrmg um3ingelt, tie bura Elm
fur6tbares Mrtiqertefeuer baraus bertrteber1
unb fire Gefte iiber ben 2impopQfluB mad
HbobeIta 9inetngepprfen. Sn 2onoon tit
man natiirli9 iiber hieien 9teg pentg erz
freut, ba er bic Ma9tfteGung Der 9ioafrtfaz
nif6en aepublit erb0bt rnb baS Raubge>
iinbel tein angenebmer 3upu4S fir Die Be@
pDGferung bon 8bobeiia tit, bic nun ibrerieits
~geatpungen iein tpirb. it4 feiner mtt Waffen@
gepalt gu erpe6ren.
The Advocate and news., 1898-10-19

portant."
Eyes, Henry. But am going over to
the kindergarten, and you will have the
house all to yourself"
The minister went up to his study and
shut the door. In a few minutes he
heard his wife go out He settled him
self at desk with sigh Of relief and
began to write. His text was from First
Peter, ii:21: For hereunto were ye
called; because Christ also suffered for
you, leaving you an example, that We
should follow his steps,"
He had emphasized in the first part OF
his sermon the Atonement as personal
sacrifice, calling attention to the fact OF
Jesus suffering in various ways, In his
life as we'll as death. He had gone on to
emphasize the AtOnement from the side
Of example, giving Illustrations from the
life and teachings OF Jesus, to show how
faith in the Christ helped to save men
because of the pattern or character he
displayed for their imitation. He was
now on the third and last point the
necessity Of following Jesus in his sac
rifiCe and example.
He had just jut down, "3-Steps; what
are they?" and was about to enumerate
them in logical order when the bell rang
sharply. It was one of those clock-work
bells and always went off as a clock
might go If 1t tried to strike twelve all
at once.
Henry Maxwell sat at his desk and
frOwned a little. He made no movement
to answer the bell. Very soon 1t rang
again. Then he rose and walked over to
one Of his windows which commanded
view Of the front door.
A man was standing on the steps, He
was o young man very shabbily dressed.
Looks like tramp" said the minis
ter. 81 suppose I'll have to go down.
and" He did not finish the sentence
but he went down stairs and opened the
front door There was moments pause
as the two men stood facing each other;
then the shabby-looRing man said: "I'm
out of a job, sir, and thought maybe you
might put me In the way Of getting
something" ST don't know of any
thing; jobs are scarce" replied the min
lister, beginning to shut the door slowly
IT didn't know but you might perhaps
be able to give me line to the city rail-
way superintendent of the shops, or
something continued the young man,
shifting his faded hat from one hand to
the other nervously. ut would be of no
use. You will have to excuse me- am
very busy this morning. hope you will
find something. Sorry can't give you
something to do here; but keep only
horse and COW and do the work my
self"
The Rev. Henry Maxwell closed the
door and heard the man walk down the
steps. AS he went into his study he saw
from his hall window that the man was
going slowly down the street, still hold
ing his hat between his hands. There
was something in the figure so detected,
homeless and forsaken that the minis
ter hesitated a moment as he stood look
ing at It. Then he turned to his desk.
and with a sigh began the writing where
he had left off.
He had no more Interruptions, and
when his wife came in two hours later
the sermon was finished, the loose leaves
gathered up and neatly tied together
The Advocate and news., 1898-10-19

"For bereunto were ye called; because
Christ also suffered for you, leaving you An
example, that ye should follow his steps
It was Friday morning, and the Rev
Henry Maxwell was trying to finish his
Sunday morning sermon. He had been
interrupted several times and was grow
The Advocate and news., 1898-10-19

luh uCl NOu9 10
the morning
wore away and
the serm ON
grew very
slowly towards
a satisfactory
finish.
Mary" he
called to his
wife as he went
upstairs, after
the last inter-
ruption, "if any
one comes af-
ter this, l wish
you would say
| am very busy
an d can n o t
come down un-
less 1t Is some
thing very i'm
-
The Advocate and news., 1898-10-19
"WHAT WOULD CHRIST DO IN MY PLACER"

An excerpt from Rev. M. ShedOns n Ills Steps, book
on applied Christianity which Is selling at the rate OF Ioo day.
the book which is ranking "Uncle Toms Cabin" and "Ten
Nights n a Room"
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