davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-09
Rosya musi zWyciezyG.
W0WCZAS DOPIER0 zAWRZE POKOJ.
w Petershurgu strajkuja studenci.
COMERFORD POZBAWIONY MANDAIO POShh
SKIEGO
w Petershurgu strajkuja studenci.
tOMERFORD POZBAWIONY
SKIEGO.
Eksplozya 10000 funt0w dynamitu Calumet, Mich.


ce nastepcy tronu Gustawa.. w
Chrystyanii oswiadczya prezes
n1inistrow W sejmie, re miedzy
Szwecya Norwegia ME przyszso
do porozumienia W kwestyi u
trzymywania "a granics osob-
nych konsulatow. Rad norwesh
ME moze w tych warurlkach IL
trzymywat przyjaznych stosun-
k6w re Szwecya minister wez-
wal sejm do zgodnego postepo-
wanna ministerStwem. Zdaniem
regenta ksiecia Gustawa bedzie
godzie Norwegczyk6w ze Szwe-
damn, azeby ME dopuScic do roz-
padniecia sic uni skandynaw-
skiej.
Konstantynopol, 9 lutego. -
Bank Otomanski odnowil rzado-
wi tureckiemu kredytu, ponie-
waz ME uwzgledniono francuz-
kich pretensyj CO do zakupna we
Francyi czesci armat, zamowlo-
nych przez Rad, w tel kytycz-
nej chwili przyszli rzadowi ma
pomoc finansisci niemieccy i O..
becnie sprawy peniezne W Tur-
cyl So calkiem zalezne cd rzadu
niemieckiego. Armat dostarcza
Turloom fabryki niemiecllie.
Londyn, 9 lutego. - Rad an
gielski pragnie z wysp Barbados,
Bermuda i Jamajka wycofac swe
wojsEa, poniewaz zasada Mon
ROCCO ME pozwoli Amerykanom
dopuscic, azeby jakiekolwiek eu-
ropejskie mocarstwo miesza}o
sic do spraw wysp wspomnia-
nych.
Springfield, Ill, 9 lutego. -
Posel Frank D. Comerford z Chi
cago zostal pozbawiony mandatu
pose1sl<iego III gfosami wick
szosci przeciw 13. Musial opuscic
sale zebrah, klerk wykreSli1 je-
go nazwisko listy pos1ow.
Komitet zda4 sprawo0danie, re
Comerford ME popar3 zarzutu
przekupstwa senatorow zadnymi
dowodami. Comerford wypowie-
dzial piekna move obywatel-
sskich obowiazkach prawodaw-
cow stanu Illinois. Galerya ma
gradzala m6wce oklaskami.
Senat przyjal Local Option
Bill" "a glosami wiekszosci pre-
civ 4.
Comerford opuszczajac izbe
posf6w, zapowiedzia1, re ustepu-
je przemocy wracajac do szero-
| kich warstwamerykahskiego oby-
watelstwa, ktore stanowi podwa-
line stanowego prawodawstwa.
Tam zostanie przyjety otwarte-
mi rekami jake szermierz "a spra-
we prawdy sprawiedliwoSci.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, 9 lutego.
- Uchwasa zwiazkowego sena-
tu, zaliczajaca odtad Nowy Mex
syk do liczby stanow uni anne
rykanskiej, wywola1a tutaj OBJ
jawy ogromnego entuzyazmu.
Odbyty sic wiece 1udowe nietyl-
ko tutaj, lecz i ma prowincyi.
Wydawano okrzyki radosci, uwa-
zajac, re dla Nowego Meksyku
nastaje nova era powszechnej
szczesliwoSci.
,Waszyngton, 9 1utego. = Obie
! izby zebraly sic wczoraj po po-
zudniu, azeby brac r1dzia} W ce-
remonii urzedowego oswiadcze-
MIA, jak wypadly prezydyalne wy
| bory. Ma Roosevelta i Fairbank-
sa pablo 536 gaos6w electoral
nych, ma Parkera i Davisa 40.
Przewodniczacy Freye ogiosa
Roosevelta prezydentem Fair
banksa wiceprezpdentem Standw
Zjednoczouych,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-09

staI sic nietylko najpiekniejszym,
ale takze najwiekszymrco do OBJ
szaru parkiem w miescie Chica-
/ go. Dzisiaj obszar tego parku
wynosi 2o8 ARROW; Wiekszym cd
niego jest park Waszyngtona, O.
bejmujacy 81 akr6w, jeszcze
wiekszym park Jacksona, obej-
mujacy 523 akr6w.
Cd dawna komisarze parkoWl
nosili sic mysla powiekszenia
parku Lincolna, tembardziej, IL
sa fundusze ma to potrzebne o ty-
lie, ze komisya parkowa otrzyma-
Ia zezwolenie wydania bondow
ma ten eel. Zastanawiano sic mad
tenn, azeby ma zachod Cd parku
zakupic znaczne obszary teraz
zabudowane i ma mich park zaio-
| zyG: okazaIo sic jednak, re koszt
bylby "a duzy potrzebaby ma
to wielu milionow dolarow. Ma
tomiast O wie1e taniej i wygod-
niej dojdzie sic do celu, jezei'
wedle planow wczoraj przyJe-
tych, wybuduje sic ma jeziorze W
odleg1osci POI mill cd wybrzeza
tame jezeD przestrzeh pomiedzy
tama a wybrzezem zasypie sic
piaskiem i glina. Wedle prWektu
dokona sic tego ma przestrzent
pomiedzy Fullerton ave. a Cor
nelia ave., pozyska sic tym sposo-
benz 245 alrow nowego gruntu
parkowego, a sNoro roboty beds
wykohczone, caly park obejmo-
wac bedzie SAB akr6w. Poza Full
lerton ave. utworzy sic wyspe ma
ieziorze, ktora pofaczy sic wy
brzezem pieknymi mostami. We
die obliczeh, prace okolo doko-
mania tego dzie}a, trwac beda
mniej wiecej 4 lata, a kosztowac
beda million dolar6w. Me zaan-
gazuje sic zadnych kontrakto-
row, a robotani kierowac bedzie
superintendent Warder, ktory ro-
bill glebokie studya mad tego ro-
dzaju robotami i bedzie umial je
poprowadzit.
Kapitalista znika bez wiesci.
Rodney K. Pratt, kapitalista,
agent sprzedazy gruntow, Htory
mieszkal w "Arizona flats" ma
rogu AZ place Lake ave., znla
| bez wiesci zachodzi Ottawa, re
spotkalo go nies7czescie. Kiedy
go widziano po raz ostatni w Je-
60 biurze, pm. 81 Dearborn Str,
miat przy sobie znaczna sumo
pieniedzy skolektowana z Ho-
mornego, a przyjaciele jego oba-
wiaja sic, ze ktos go uprowadza
i moze trzynla w zamknieciu, a.
zeby uzyskac olup, jezeli COS
gorszego go ME spotkalo. Liczy
on lat 81. Ozenil sic pred S laty
/ znany byl z zona W kosach to-
warzyskich W Kenwood. Ojciec
jego, Lorenzo Pratt, znanym jest
biznesmanem, posiada kilka wiel-
kich dom6w mieszkalnych w
dzielnicy poludniowej, a Rodney
K. Pratt byl wsp6lnikiem ojca w
interesie. We wtorek popofudnlu,
kiedy Rodney Pratt WychodzH
re swego biura przy Dearborn
str, powiedzial ojcu, re idzie z1o-
zyG pieniadze w banl1u. Miaa
przy sobie oko}o $4,000.
sprawy robotnik6w.
Strajkujacy woznice budulca
wczoraj zamianowali trzy komi-
tety, azeby te W trzech dzielnl-
each miasta ME dopuszczali do
tego, by czfonkowie Lumber
mems Association" najmowali in
ne wozy do rozwozenia towaru.
Budulec zapelniajacy diva wago-
ny kolejowe, przeznaczony ola
firm Edward ]. Hines Lumber
| Co. Beidler Lumber Co., zosta
zatrzymany przez straze strajke-
| 1Gk.o - Joo,nScitx, h1y d.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-09

obalenie wyroku. Sprawl przeto
jeszcze ME jest skohczona.
Pow6d, dla kt6rego DIR. HowA
ard wystawiI swiadectwo fa1szy-
we, t1omaczy on W ten sposob, Il
proszono go 0 ME wrzekomo W
tyrr1 celu, by Z miastem u}ozyc
sic polubownie, bez ucieIkania sic
do sadow.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

Aaofae ~ "a Rhysiesl Satisfaction
tffssents Distressing
Allneasa

HguAfhies lhnsnet ne noer q oae 81
.hA htneEGs a deer bgsstAink ~ clos.
ag the measA ane gafens ne fespiHA-
gl0n shFsaKh sha aesr A lNsi sAe pnsS
will beeaua al in4lFamaHa ~ fssBlra.
sioh
AZ i fule. says MealeAl Taia fpr tts
Home. teble breathe tbfaaah ihsif
moutkt Ths nesr Is iaieAeee e tesaihs
kseaea The Rrhati6sflan nsmlrans
ihstprulnaifd bones are intended hy "a.
tare % warn tAe ar before "a enters the
leagt b supAft % if moisture and 81
tifain oei harafal particles - dust
"a meafA srsafhlnT als thsss pfotse
sions age NaniirS Tbs ~ eaters tAs
iargs ~ ass dpsty sHAfglg as q Is
hrssshee il AtuF une has pfMeticsa
Aesp bfeashier throH9h ths uaae Nw \
m0nfh = tNe X really heu0nss iuxs
sFy 70 bfsatte hgekfhiaN hrlhFa he
aue ksrsest'e asrsafloH - crinking
Fola Nafff ehea nns + fhlfsif To
trinl in essa rsspirstlons q ar ihuuF1
fhe nnse after the nase has trooUa
fally tsssioesd in ifs fanFfian a breath
irr ia fsa. glssfafe
ThIe Nhutatarffer enIngei ne phys.
itai satisfaction pf rass breathing 40
nQi tnap shat lhf have misaed D.
rdtF 81 afaafe ft faarflaa the monih
huala neFsf he pFtnH to breathe
Egrn whfn H# Nemahas f4ets
Ns "a tas eNm ,ass4e #M-s }
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
The FLAMINco AT HOME
obssg4ation Hiss Proved That Beta
the Mals Sad Female
InFahsts.

Apparently tao iAeion sNief nto fha
asa Ups Il Arthissciufe. thss
asas5 said ~hsfs ihsx is maa. aas 81
toe saus ilmr tIeei . sssuhiars AiAA
s1asku 20 pre,seg lls eonsfnts lgnm aAg
na4hAl rlaf Ia 4hs Mattr aat o. tlask ~
FAlaAa4 Nrlaa ffaea NJ ChagmWn. IA
"A flaminRa CIR "a CtagHfp
Aitef wAenlnH : nsstnK euseaf q
EamlaEas it lhs nasauaa ier aeAfll
81 scar 81 a.slaace 0f ~ fafaa
Sc nsnFy nlaAs stated ihAt the lsn.zisa
80 alua fhs afsu 2hils tts maiaa siuad
- together esiseHfis uraf b - els.
seel.aas. l0ssFsf shoefd that bets
assss intatafs ehlls eouiinaed OBJ
aeffailon from tila feaf revealed lhr
pfa urs ~ opi5 eas bira Uf ths nair
Is ke foasefs g ghs Same tIm fhe
a.e es ine nfas MAN ff4itfrt lass sAe
Afternoon An8 saf4 IA the nNfnsnN
Ehe paN therefore ~hlch lneuhatsd
9aanE te dsg iea 4 p.xhL and be 81
hsf Hiate Naa 'aaea ~ another shi5h
haa been fsselee dagaE lhr cas- az.
81 eefss BW ifaf ina ~ gai sAsa
O. s6Y filymipaa issfe o. lrsI. sen q
esa smaa Gliymtaea fstf beg p.see ssf.
50
MumirE sai - ag ihtn fbefa sas
anet atfNHl n faF uoaeg snslf
tff HIa ei 81 msni as aefe
et sht arriving a Hns
lram a# raamNas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

THURSDAY morning Aiea leuHe 3
snail by. landed Ia inita ln sfeaf
ilslHe4 ~ - - niontie sEa Hs
I'D becn ln an indian scilaul hsaf
chiIonao. q r.. bat TIE sshaol sas
fisanlluaei ard be was Taken b. q
family named williams wh0 moved
- usaf Adaif t.asf Apniay tl.e lsS
- ent un al efand 20 a nelsltan
lseuae twD ntilsa distant and when lie
fetuns-d hc found tie family ilasi rupg
sud lefi hiu Not Knowing shat alss
= da ~ little fellae started iu pHf-
IN q the people vh0 lad deaIted
him. eouilnulng Is aanieflnfs uutil
FIHIta wss ftaelsel A. pusant he
saf tite Ffi.,o iafel aad The Relief
ni1n ulll a. q sfahe, a sag cat
81 ihs present difieallf lor tia little
ssIl It's parents are dead anil - Is
entiu iiane IL lfs world a ~ a
Il a1oA Tie tsof 4 4 bright sped.
fuokine ll chap An attempt +
tslng made aeals an, relative of
esIes Interest ia tie b1Y. Maa il.
fafnaiion ruganl. thu whereabouts
= anf mpmtef q II lerome fsmllF
would T. giadlf faes.ted hg hlm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
UTTER N PUBLIC PARKS
nslsrsiana a. = Para RslieesnAn up.
80 he Careless wasa %
Visitors

eIfs Amnsinr hos nlfta Interest peos
BE taks ln kesblnE iheis aNr pfupeft4
tlaY sac Ia pags paliesmAn. Mho
lAAea gFs4e In CFnsfnl sara aeHpfdsnF
l0 tha SEES NofN aWu
II WAA ID ibe nnmif. aaA hn waa
standing u fr0Et ~ . ttHeh iitnraih
tae heaes ssfs 0ne isfkt p&slsbe aff
bon. oas SMALL orr Lair tui. q saiil one
large sheet u ~rArpinN napaf ons
strong piece q tuine laa stip plcA y
dishes. 10 paait6osFd pie plates. ala
saE SHELLS. tbfes pissfs a seiic psfsf
pors oF less greasy and efumpled ~
foar squares ~ oilsd rapsF ssFi gfy4ay .
three paper n&pkieA lHnamerAtie
crumbs sAa Fragments inelgflng hans
fah ~ hFsad sAAa pls erukt AAa
thwwse
~Uf snHres we AT knuN shat that
means. BE- wsnt 90 FAmlly party
Mother Aad lNo daushtefs gusss on
Cor dGs u g Take ia tas aaimais aed
ihe carriages and ths pSflafsa
~i.aneh Il ihs saa ehtfa taa hlli itsts
riis oa the sind lass a. uice . das &
iifse wumsU could have an6 ysf thsg
msts spel lg thia saf laf ghem ihai
come after
fht4 iAkb home iae msih tNiusa. al
night ron ean hsi tAsX haa q sAishs0
~ carry thsm tuf yua Ast 4 woala oon,
at9ut leo etafs npla ~ lsAya ihsm be.
hlna bat aAyth'uE ihaf ibeg cauld un
load ellhuai ioaiur monss there iiir
10 Yna enov ! aas iAlslan about g
ta q mas auNa ehefe iite hrHas stats
SENATOR saua wears aFe 4Hd heaqaitf
= mas We'll tir hs taia ne nat ona
ta1 ia eafs Paris FgaHes gon kuoe
81 aaa fsasifa letter Is me stree
ast Htfa Be ralihf et Be- famrifs ul
ar stF6.ep "a De- tah ant fbacsFa j.
ANaf Well af aHaf a son talak
tat np m r h 10 hlm aaa
as si# Is ws t ua hn fa.
Hs 9e MM ts Hn Hs ihe .osAf
% eaae fhlaat snes a Us a
fa af fas pF ft
Whsle he es SOS e. rmsf
faa in.e aaHtffd fr
aNss ffau Uf hr tar5
THo sen nt 81 0ret.
ffu m 81 ftai n meHl - tte iaa.
rifaee.ia flaU faf uH b ue 'hfte
fh tos hta tae m n tae'
rt ihe a
Htal he tsH
fweHtan fH ktH amH fasH Ntt5N m.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

fssa pars wnb rs saaasify of shs lassts
nsaiesa
fha iaNns anH shfnhlFflss a2e oen.
flsniiY nads nnssKhtis slih panefs aae
ssstebs a 50 ss5ts nanF aside = saFs
les people Ohs 81 noi iune saa tue
faH nsstpapaFs. skree alirls ana 81
emnit cigarette NfAHpsf uefs aeallHe in
en8 "a me inania6a haslnr ~ the hsaa
II tbf mall al a ans tims
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
Cured Iamtsra

= k lanmsn thlCR0 writes
ll4rh & iaot Having bsen ttusshlesi
- l.umtago e different TINES and
80 nne physician after kHothsr
L II different elutmenis aHd liHA
- dave NJ up altogether - 4
snce more. snd got bgttle e
- snnw f.Inamenl, which Fate
IT instant relief can eisesf.
'mmend e and will add a.
gnr ~ e former sufferers
We sod b Peoples llfuf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
INDIAN TERRITORY is LEADING MISS
OKLAHOMA TO THE STATE OF MATRIMONY,

III. eaHoou represents ths hallsls Iif iouwais
>iafeisassi eal that IS eos touuug ,he Indian rerr
tetf aad okahoms o. us pattset u boomtas
sfatshosa A suai speea aaieied einaa 8.
tlie Journal aiH Il pahiaed softi liat Is intend
el 4 4 81 Argument ysiuiabs i h,or " n
meiisfe sslf government 81 - Ia1an nrNoa
and eskshoun
TIA esHon uuu3e1 hershi dlasn fua ~
oeiIuasg cauaam printed in us metnpoHun fe
psfs generally iu tiai iissfe are uo feathers bant
rs. aataa hafs pistols and flle faapbmaao e tie
baniss unitn of ten - teeut gsan $50 ouf
pielap tuiag F,aas Indian reullaH a. well
dressed Indian gentleman eluihed aaa I'll ha nFhf
mind siandng teslds tle mH MIS- Oehhoma
whom ha sill siipfi lad 70 the alfhf g the state
q matfimohg Imposition IS heinz lsfl a. an e.
pres train leaves tramp and uln sssu b. 'en a.
teliud IL tl,s dasff dlsianrs
ms Is ths musl sensible mcism aod ~thai
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

she triet eaaooa eref made al INDIAN Ieatar
clndtious a ne istniietb esnthn u IS tapsd
tlis eastern pres eIl take psrtieaaf uales at tl,
rrtoon ana make detailed .fal, oi tie Stow 30
tells rhe eioa b ths nsns saa af Statehood em.
haaans tte haHnu IS fir fHH taooi gaHe t0e
fast train hasten.ng ou
uf lo8ua vnu ts eel9. So ,peeai a8fee
ARTISTS eii'aa Hd heesals aeaps eeasaff s
VISITING th.s teutoo nus aes 81 nme aa3 fa
hmhd pletare 81 rsa ema8aeas &. tre. esa
the eresl.t q tha leluaI ea.srne r eHHa aor
tluato
IDS lutaH TERRITORY hHa aaegr Is eHaeutN
svidslroas 8 rltthtats HN outlaws bat With
1tahonm Is mufe tlnn mtlm hastlma mteliN
gent psope .na s ln eveH raf apahe af seif
goyemmeat TIE DAYS d tts wild AID woolB
West are forever eont and i S Dmc 'le eastern
pgce vas finding Il out TIA Journals ilnefarr o.
the territories 81, in q ils fssi0itie. 81 eoueci
information II lasi.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05
FOUR BURGLARS
: ARRESTED
Supposed TO be Parties Who
Robbed vinlta Stores.

A gang o. thieves which ls sup
bsnea a. le iilr sane 0ulht that burg
aFssea a numbef of Viulta sinfss
sesk ago. wea arrested SUNDAY 81
Joplin. No The Joplin nals tiotr
Il "Wednesday cungAltA the following
sssauuns 81 tlss arrest
*IaAe auArleffs consists u Fget
sse ard Ari ilsfron and T0m flnn
rlafaa ~ tnrm wefc caught Ia tHe
~ - tnfFlanfluR 8 store In Aurora
- TArppi, sieaa Collins AMI seFe
.aefcted. with nellfied hands aud a.
ffse point of fesuissf, 70 tiis town
~ ~ Collins Stool Niih his tack
= lie aoor whlsh be had carsf0l.i
aissust tshlnd hlm. ard he sAs fs4ulF
~ flaom iotafu ssrf 90 him ft4s eou.
teatA Or titclf paektia uhsn D. aas
[ ssldaenlY Atgaeket ifoA flsc feaf ID
w0 0ghnF fnamtafs ~ tir gang
They battered gba oriceg anmswi
suils Notwithstanding tbe fact that
~ IS seven fsst feHf lHefirs in height
-slsits over thFaa huudfsa pounds
4lsd j. an aihletn giant Thsg lsat
I'm oseg iie lasd many times sta 3
sFEs Tan sile D. ass iio~n sfa left
am iof dead ia pistol uss salse-
aaeiflg nmusB g 4A liailsn esi0u
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-05

FatAi kiineg H basids iu8llaa
an lwafn ns prevented " lie - nf
Kossga kidney Cure ~
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
Heard the Voice Of Conscience.

The mother of the small boy had
been trying to install within him an
idea of conscience. She described It
as a little voice which whispered in
side one when he was doing wrong.
81 never heard it," said the small
boy, cynically, and in tones OF one
who shrugs his shoulders.
A little later the small boy did some.
thing he had been told not to do, and
was sent to sit on a chair, and or
dered not to get of until the powers
that be gave him leave.
Ten minutes later he came into the
room where his mother was sitting,
jubilant.
give heard it, mother" he ex-
claimed.
Heard what?" asked his perplexed
parent.
Heard the little voice. 1t said,
Sam Smith, you get of that chair.
Don't you care what your mother
says!'"- Philadelphia Public. Ledger
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
After Revfval-What:

The remarkable religious movement
which not long since arose in the west
like a little cloud no bigger than a
mans hand, is apparently spreading
throughout Christendom. It has al
ready assumed proportions which com.
mand attention from all quarters and
has won for it general recognition as
"the revival" Every genuine Chris
tan, at least, will be on the watch to
make the utmost Of its best FEATURES
and the least Of its blemishes. 1t is
alike impossible that the latter can be
essentially divine, or that the former
can be exclusively human.
Here, as in all Christian salvation,
it is imperative that there should be
the distinct recognition Of cooperation
For. it is always true that God can no
more save man without himself than
man can save himself without God.
This principle, however, compels US not
only to look with reverence for the
Divine element in present events, but
to consider carefully human issues IN
the future. Waves Of strong emotion,
be they ever so potent for good, cannot
roll on without cessation. There IS an
ebb as we'll as flow to every tide. =
It is none too soon, therefores to ask
and answer such questions as these:
Whittier is this movement leading us!
What will be left when its emotional
force is spent? Will it prove verita-
BILE Nile in its fruit-bearing deposits,
or will it ebb away into Sahara-like
sterility? All evangelical Christians
doubtless hope that the utmost Of the
highest will abide. Yet is there ample
room for most serious thought as to
how this more or less transient i'm
pulse may not only be translated into
something permanent but become the
starting-point of a definitely higher
conception of Christian doctrine and
practice throughout all the churches.
Frank Ballard, in London Methodist
Times.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
Tho Wonder Of God.

"He saw that there was no man,
and wondered that there was no inter
cessor." Here is a needy world with
its chiefest hope in what intercesslon
may bring. Here is God who de-
clares that unlimited blessing may be
gained for men through intercession.
Here is yourself with some knowledge
in your own experience of what IN
tercession might mean. Yet God waits
and wonders: The phrase is not 100
strong. Remember the missionaries
who have gladly rcnounced all for the
10y of putting new light into despair
inc faces-but they spend little time
in asking for the Light. Remember
the pastors whose calling it is to min
ister-but they have renourced the
highest and most efficient ministry. Re-
member the myriads who prate cease
lessly about the worlds need OF re-
vival-but they talk little about it to
Him who alone can give it. Reinem.
Der what you say you believe, recall
what YOU actually do-and cease 10
wonder that God wonders.-Paclhc
BAPTIST
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22

seen the greatness e. meSS capacity.
even when they have seen the evi! AZ
it is shown so in our great eities'
which in some respects equal Sodom
and Gomorrah. Beneath all the e1'
ternal they can see the power OF the
human heart. "Who is that common
place looking fellow" said man to
Abraham Lincoln. Friend" replied
the President, 1.-The. Lord prefers COM
monplace people, and that is the rea.
son why he has made so many OF
them" Now, our Lord estimated men
at their true worth. He knew their
power, and He founded His church on
men-on Peter and James and John
and Thomas and Paul. AS our be-
loved collect expresses it: Thou hast
founded upon the apostles and proph-
cts, Christ. Himself, being the head
cornerstone"
To that church you all belong. You
have taken the step which announces
that consciously you have come TO
your full conception Of what that
church is. and that you are members IN
it. Now, what Christ wants OF you Is,
not your money or your influence. out
He wants your heart, your devotion,
but He wants you to stand really.
purely, honestly. truly, steadfastly for
Him. He wants you to be built up.
as St. Peter expresses it. "as lively
stones in His church. It has been
said that to suppose that the Christian
Church could have been founded by
any save Jesus Christ would be as
absurd as to suppose that Strasburg
Cathedral had been formed through
the centuries by the confux of the
dust Of the streets. Now, it is into
that church that you have come. and
YOU are to become stones in the build
ing. You are to grow strong by being
true and earnest, and pure and tenn
per%e. Buttresses and arches and
roofs are not more really the fruit OF
human architects work than temper.
ance and chastity and honesty are the
fruits Of the Divine Architects love.
"On this rock I will build My church"
The Church of Jesus Christ will be
stronger tonight and stronger to-mor:
row. because you have been confirmed
to-day, if you honestly keep the prom
ises you have madesto-night.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-22
Queer Ballast for the Subway.


Now that windows in the Subway
cars are let down at the top many
passengers seem to think it Is done
for them to throw things out OF in.
stead of for ventilation. An observer
says he saw enough stuff hurled from
the cars on one trip to fill a trash
basket. A woman who had fed her
two children on bananas threw skins
and bag out of the window. Two
girls finished up a quart OF peanuts
between them, put the shells in a
bag and threw them out. One man
emptied his pockets of odds and ends
of correspondence, tore the paper In
to shreds and contributed it to the
roadbed. There were cigar butts and
several empty candy boxes added to
the contribution. Orange peel is an
other thing that passengers seemed
to think it was necessary to cast out.
The spitters, now that the windows
are down, are as much in evidence
In the Subway as they are on the
elevated and surface cars. Men walk
half the length Of the car to find an
open window that nobody is sitting
before. The guard never says a
word.
If this sort of thing keeps on 1t will
be necessary for Mr.. Belmont to get
out a revised edition of his experts
pamphlet on pure air in the Subway.