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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08

w SOBOTE p%ochowano Il.
letniego ch}opca J6zefa Lu-
bi6skiego zmar}ego ma dyfte-
rye. Juzto drugie dziecko
utracili rodzice, pred tygod-
MEM BOWEN odby} sic po-
grzeb dzieciecia Lubi6skich,
kt6re zmar}o ma te sama cho-
robe. :
W NIEDZIELE 18. Czerw-
ca okolo 100 dzieci przystapi
do %pierwszej komunii sw. W
kosciele sw. Stanis}awa Kost-
XII.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13

made of God to us wisdom. He can
go through the tangled accounts. He
is the power of God. He can lift the
heavy debt. He himself is for you a
ransom.
"He is the gift of love. In that one
chapter. the fifth of Romans, there are
four 'abounds' and four 'reigns' and
four much mores.' 1t is the Christ
whose gospel says, That ye always
having all sufficiency in all things may
abound The assets are sufficient.
"Are you ready to set up business
by accepting his offer?
At the close of the regular service a
short after meeting was held. A large
number went forward to the altar dur
ing the singing of the hymn Just as
l AM"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13

his wife and children Tor the first time
in his life and that his letters home
told of the work in this city.
Old Style RevivaIist
There was only one woman who went
beyond the bounds of modern revival
ism, and she evidently thought herself
back in the days when shouting and
time, for she did both with veng-
ance.
The testimony of one young man was
received with great pleasure by the
workers. He had been converted by
the evangelistis some time ago but had
strayed from the paths of orthodoxy
and joined the ranks of the followers
of B. Fay Mills. He said that twice
he had been relieved by Francis Muir
ply, but that he had sunk lower and
lower until he had become drunkard
again. Last night he held the Bible
up in his hand and declared, II want to
thank God that he has brought me
back to the true faith again and that
he has given me back this book as
it is
One of the women who has been
working among the prisoners at the
jails said that the revival had even
penetrated to them and asked that
prayers be offered for the prisoners.
DR.. Chapman preached a strong SER
mon. He took as his text, "Zaccheus
Make Haste and Come Down." Luke
1875. The Son of Man is come to
seek that which was lost" Luke 1910.
He said: These two texts form n
part of the story of the meeting of two
men, very different from each other.
The one is Zaccheus the publican. a
rich man because he was a tax gath
erer and had defrauded the people.
The other is the Son of God who was
rich, yet for our sakes he became poor.
The one comes down from the pres
ence of God and the company of the
angels, the other from the sycamore
tree and from his doubt, and the re-
suit of the meeting of the sinner and
the seeking savior was the salvation
of the sinner.
But if we are not united in this
world we shall not be in the next. Be-
tween the saved and the lost there is
great gulf fixed and no man can pass
over it. Today, however, is the day
of salvation, and we may know Christ |
if we WILL"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13
"WILD OATS" BAD HARVEST
Evangelist Declares Men Are De-
stroyed by Sins of Their Youth

At the Advance Buggy company's s
building, DIR. Walton preached on
wild Oats" and his text was found
in Galatians, 6-5: BE not deceived,
God is not Knocked, and whatsoever a
man soweth that shall he also reap"
and dealt with the general subject of
sowing and reaping. He evidently be-
sin is on his way to the devil, and he
advanced the theory pretty strongly
that every sin that was committed by
a man was the stronger blast that bore
him further and further from God.
The doctor explained that the word
'mock" meant to turn up the nose at,
but he stated that to turn up the nose
at God would not change the law of
sowing and reaping.
God warns us not to be caught in
wild oats, and to prevent this he has
flashed in the eyes of men many little
red lights of danger.
"The hardest arguments that ever go
on take place within a mans own
breast-when a man wants TO sin and
yet fears the consequences.
"Sin is sugarcoated. The man who
yields to temptation is caught in his
wild oats and is led captive by Satan
at his will. Obedience to law instead
of obedience TO passion is what men
should seek.
For man to be swept off of his
feet nv the nassion for sinfuI indul-
gence is the signal Of his everlasting
destruction"
THE speaker described Gods oppo-
sitlon to sin. Then he declared that
sin banished a man farther from GOD
and that hell was large enough for a
man to continue TO fall. falling through
space TO his everlasting banishmeni
to a place where the light of HEAVIER
could never shine, and the everlasting
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13

Yesterday was the day of days in the
great revival campaign.
Never before in. the history of Los
Angeles has there been time when
so many listened to the word of God.
The day opened the third week of
the work of the evangelists and as a
result of their labors almost 5000 men
and women have become protesting
Christians.
The gospel of Christ was preached
in every part of the city, the hymns
of Christ were sung by thousands of
pectant.
In the morning there were services
in all the churches preparatory to
the other work of the day. In the
afternoon there were the two mems
mass meetings in the central district.
as we'll as special meetings for young
people in all the districts.
In the evening the crowning success
of the day arrived when throngs
flocked to the meetings, filling the
churches and making it necessary to
hold from two to three overflow meet
ings in each district.
This week the evangeists will
carry their work into fields which
have hitherto been untried by them.
They will hold several meetings on the
streets and will make special trips on
the cars to the outlying towns and
villages, where they will hold meet
ings.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13

on Help the Spender." He dwelt upon
the necessity of the integrity of men,
the renewal of their vows to God and
living the lives of the righteous. He
said in part:
"When the bank breaks the first
announcement usually is that the
creditors will get refunded 1O0~. cents
on the dollar. But later it is so cents
or perhaps 80. So the money slips
through the fingers. Money is but the
shadow. 1t is you that are going,
yourself the COIN A man was reported
in a st. Louis paper to have offered
himself to be raffled, agreeing that he
would be the property of the winner
to do whatever he told him to do.
Terrible? Yes but not unexceptional.
Where are the millions who but during
a few years have sold themselves for
the contents of the bottle, for the in
diligence of lust?
Childhood innocence is gone. If l
should bring an enlarged picture of
you just as you looked when years
old this whole audience would jump to
it's feet to greet the sight
"The good vows are gone. 1t is bad
ness to lie to men, and it is badness
TO lie to God, but much more unwise
1.-THE sense of moral value goes ALSO
There is danger ahead when a man
gets so he can stretch the truth easier
today than yesterday. Some one should
hang out red lights for us as soon as
we begin to joke on mothers faith.
spending? Habit tells it; neglect
declares it; the night whispers it; the
day reveals it; life is full of it; death
Is frightful on account of it. Men
spend their own souls. Our moral
enemies are ready to turn the key in
the door.
Opportunities are considered valu-
able in education, real estate, battles
and athletics. But in religion we stand
and see them pass like the elevator in
the Office building, without giving the
call.
1.-The neighbors are whispering that
business is shaky. Falsehood would
not let it out. Patching up the books
will fail us. Crying hard times would
not be accepted. The sheriff has us
cornered in the office. Is there any
friend i'm need? Where will we turn
for help?
"Oh, hear me, hear me. brother. l
have a friend who told me before the
trouble came that he had assets for
the whole debt. lie told me that he
would pay out for you at a minutes
notice. He told me that he would
stand erect and meet the neighbors
and the sheriff, and all comers, per-
fectly solvent Jesus, My friend, is
your friend.
"Over against the awful bankruptcy
offer you Jesus the Savior. He is
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13
EVILS OF PRocRAsTINATIoN
DR.. Bederwolf Pleads with His Hear
| ers to Accept ReIiqion of Christ

At the University Methodist church
Dr. Biederwolf spoke from text taken
from the eighth chapter Of Exodus:
"And he said tomorrow"
The speaker summed up his discourse
by saying: "Some people say that they
will wait till they can understand more,
but if you are to believe nothing save
what you can understand you leave
no room at all for faith, and both
worlds become for you cold and dark
and cheerlesS.
"Put it off-put it off-tomorrow will
even be as today"
The speaker made a strong plea to
his hearers, in which he pointed out
the danger of procrastination.
DR.. Biederwolf will speak to the
students of the University of Southern
California today at 10 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13
DAY OF DAYS IN
GREAT REVIVAL
RECORD BREAKING CROWDS
ATTEND SERVICES
Almost Three Thousand Have Acc
eepted the Teachings Of Christ
Since Campaign Began
ToDAY's PROGRAM

II o'clock--Good Cheer meet
ing, First Methodist church, all l
evangeIIsts and ministers.
12-Noonday meeting, 6laneh-
ard hall, w. z. 5iederwof.
3:30-children's meeting, Pico !
Heights M. E. church, speaker, ;
c. 7. Sehaeffer.
1880 p. m.-Meetinss in every /
district. (
First Methodist church-Speak- /!
er, Or. J. Wilbur Chapman. 4
Emmanuel Presbyterian
chureh-speaker, Henry ostrom. l
University M. e. Church \
Speaker, w. z. 5iederwof. 1
Boyle Heights M. E. Church. I
Speaker, II. w. Slough. !
Asbury M. z. church-speak- 7
err. John n. Elliott. I
oIlvet Congregational Church !
Speaker, TiIman Hobson. s
Advance Buggy Company Build I
ing--Speaker, r.. A. Walton. =
=. =. =. >. =. a. -
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13
URGES MEN TO ACCEPT CHRIST
Throngs Press Forward to Altar at
After Meeting

The mems meeting in the First
Methodist church yesterday afternoon
was one that will never be forgotten by
those who attended. Those who have
been associated with DIR. Chapman in
his work in other cities say that the
great evangelist was at his best and
his earnest words made a strong i'm
preston on the men who filled the
church
The chorus was made up entirely of
men, led by Charles Allen. Fred But
Ter sang two selections.
The most impressive part of the
whole service was the after meeting
held in the basement of the church.
The majority of the men who at
tended the meeting stayed for this and
even the standing room was occupied
DR.. Chapman made an appeal to men
which led them to crowd to the front
of the platform and acknowledge that
they had accepted the message of the
Savior which he brought to them.
DR.. Chapman's sermon was "A Start
ling Announcement" and his text was:
After this the judgment Hebrews
9:27.
He said:
'In this text which have chosen I
have portion Of a verse of Scripture in
which all men everywhere have be-
lieved, 1t may. be that they do not
fully believe in the inspiration of the
Scriptures but they accept this state
ment, and it may be also that they do
not accept our belief in the existence of
God, however, they stand with us in a
firm belief in a part of this Scripture
which is my text Certainly 1t is ap-
pointed unto men once to die, but after
this, the judgment, this is the whole
text. 1t is a startling announcement.
"There are certain reasons why the
subject of the judgment is a striking
one.
1T is personal-I doubt not there are
many people whose eyes may light
upon this message who know of dear
ones who would willingly die for them
That one might be your mother your
wife, your friend. but no one of them
could stand before God in your behalf
The judgment is very personal.
1T makes men think-I am inclined
to think that the easiest person to reach
with the gospel is a man.
But you never can reach man with
the gospel until you make him think
The attraction of the world is too
strong and the fascination OF sin is too
great, but II you can make him think,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13
UNABLE TO GAIN ADMISSION
Three Overflow Meetings Not Enough
to Accommodate the Crowds

Only small portion of the people
who started out to attend the meeting
in the First Methodist church succeed
ed in gaining admission, for there
were so many that not only this
church but also three others were
filled. When every seat in the church
was filed, the people were told to go
TO the basement, where Rev ]. H.
Thompson, who is DR.. Chapman's head
assistant in personal work. conducted
a meeting. This place soon became in
adequate, and before every one was
accommodated Rev. Robert j. Bur
dette was preaching to houseful at
Simpson auditorium and Rev. Levi d.
Barr at the German NJ E. church.
After DIR. Chapman had finished his
sermon. an after meeting was held
which was different from everything
previously held.
As soon. as the people left the church
who did not care to stay for the after
meeting, others who had been waiting
outside the doors in the hope of being
able to hear even little came in and
occupied the seats. Dr. Chapman
stated that he was sure that if DR..
Mcintyre was not given a chance to
tell some Of the things which were fill
ing his heart the consequences might
oe serious aHx
Or. Mcintyre arose and said that DR..
Chapman had told just what was true.
If he just will give me chance to
praise my Savior, / certainly will not
refuse it. 1 have been praising God
during every waking minute for two
weeks, and think that we should all
do great deal of praisng for the
work which he has done here.
THE revival is breaking out everv-
Where. Men are listening, women are
inquiring and even children are feel
ing the power. Hundreds of letters
carry the glad tidings all over the
land, telling of souls redeemed. man
acles broken and shackles DESTROYED
We are beginning to see our church
what 1t should be. Our town now is
better than 1t ever was in all it's his
tory and today was the brightest dav
OF all my life. II heaven had ever
given me singing voice, would 90
up and down the streets singing like a
lark on the prairie"
DR.. McIntyre's fact lit up as he said
the words and when he took his seat
on the platform again he looked like a
man in dream His statement was
followed by others all given I'm the
same tone of sincere JOY. People of all
nationalities testified. An Englishman
said that he had become a Chris
tian after coming to this country and
that before he came he had almost
broken his mothers heart. Dr. Chap
man asked If his mother knew. ''Bet
your life" was the prompt response.
A man from Santa Barbara mission
who has been working among the Mex
leans Of that city said that he had left
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13
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you have half won him. and there are
few things that take hold of the con-
science and the life like the thought
of the judgment.
The judgment is a place Of meet
ing. We shall meet our conscience.
can give a definition of conscience
which the unconverted man can accept.
Conscience is something which ap-
proves when we are right and dsap-
proves when we are wrong; it is that
something within that makes us bow
our heads in shame when we know
that other people know that we are
wrong"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13

change of darkness would certainly
encompass a man if he continued to
go far enough in that direction.
The conclusion of the sermon was an
appeal to turn to God before it was
everlastingly too late, and let God de-
liver from the power of sin, and to
draw nearer to him lest you be caught
in your wild oats,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13

A pigeons nest made entirely of
hairpins has just been found on the
front of the National Provincial bank
in Piccadilly, London.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13
SPEND THEIR OWN SOULS
Or. ostrom Pleads with Sinners to
Repent

A large and enthusiastic meeting of
mn was held at Simpson auditorium
yesterday afternoon. The Rev. Mr.
ostrom preached a powerful sermon
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-13

TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY
Use Adams Irish Moss Cough Balsam
Prescribed by the best physicians for
Coughs Colds. Hoarseness Bronchitis and
all throat and lung troubles. 26c, soc. AT
all druggists.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-12

Blank forms of affidavit of annual
labor for sale at THE News office.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-12

Cassin, Ish, Woodward and Stoddarp
have taken an abandoned lease on the
Combination Fraction. close to the jun
be-. Former lessees had sunk a shalt
and run so or so feet of drifts, and pam
nings, showing goog mill values, can be
found at various points in these drifts.
The Denver Bullfrog Annex Mining
company has put a force of men to work
on their property, under direction of n.
A. Darcy, the well-known mining man:
The property adjoins the celebrated
Denver claim, and n claim parallels
the Tramp claim of the Eclipse Consoli-
dated company. Paintings indicating
values of 500 per onhave been secured.
J.. L. Lindsay has purchased for the
III. A. Riedel Investment Co., of Denver,
the Paris and Red Cross claims at Bull
frog. The property lies about IL miles
from the Shoshone, and has a splendid
showing. A company will be organized
and the property transferred to 1T. De-
velopment work will be started at once.
Mr.. Lindsay has also purchased tor
cash for the same people 80 acres east
of the Brooklyn company's ground IN
the Goldfeld district, and this with the
Rlood Red and Independence fraction
claims, in Section 30, will comprise the
property holdings OF the Desert Chief
Mining company.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-12
bULLFROG DISTRICT.

This district still occupies the attention OF
the investing public and all meritorious stocks
in that section are in heavy demand, and the
entire line OF Bullfrogs show Il heavy advance
BULLFROG DENVER ANNEX MINING
COMPANY-This property is conceded to be
one OF the best in the district. There is no
question but that it carries the same values rs
the DENVER, and the offer we made our eli
ents last week is one that will show those who
astounding. There is only a small block OF
this stock left, and it would be wise for any OF
our clients who failed TO take advantage OF this
opportunity to telegraph Us their reservations
Immediately.
BULLFROG CONSOLIDATED MINES COM
PANY-Is making a splendid showing, demon
~strating that we were correct when we advised
taking on these shares at 12l2c. This is one OF
the good buys of the district.
NONPAREIL BULLFROG our engineers,
who have just returned from this section, con
cur in the statement that our predictions were
again correct in regard to this property. The
is uncovering good values and every
stroke of the pick and every blast on this prop
erty means increased profits TO the stockhOld-
ers.
\ shaft is being sunk on the eight-foot vein
the CYCLOPS property, and assays OF the
general ore thus far extracted give IL good av-
erage. Assay from float found on the prop
erty give values OF more than so n ton.
We quote to-day:
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-12
MIMS-SUTRO CO.'S LETTER.
GoLprrErp. NEW. May 70. 1905.

GoLDFIELD. New, May II. 1905.
Owing to the continuance of the conditions
mentioned last week, the continued exodus to
Bullfrog and the consequent heavy selling or
ders on the entire ltne of Tonopshs and Gold
fields, the market generally continues weak.
with a further decline. This condition has no
bearing upon the property conditions, but, as
was covered in our last weeks letter, is due
simply to the fact that the majority of the 10
cal investors segregate their holdings and are
quick to avail themselves of the opportunities
offered in the first issues.
The present decline will be followed by a
sharp reaction, and all of these stocks will
show handsome profits to the cool headed in
vestors who are awaiting themselves of the
present conditions and taking on large blocks. |
TOKOP CONsOLIDATED-This property con-
tinues the satisfactory showing mentioned last
week. Work is progressing rapidly.
TOKOP GOLD MINING-Is making a similar |
showing to the Tokop Consolidated. The ten
stamp mill, previously mentioned by us. will
be installed a quickly as possible, and there is
no question but that when this is done these
properties will Immediately be classed among
the profitable producers.
HEARST JAGGERS-The strike mentioned
last week ~ having been made in Tule Canyon
has been verified, and the report from the SUI
perintendent of the Hearst Jaggers is most sat
isfactory. The main shaft is now down be-
tween 60 and 20 feet and a splendid body of ore
has been exposed.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to decline. as |
we predicted. We look for a further slump in
this stock, followed by q sharp reaction.
BLACK BUTTE Shows a decline OF four
points, which was predicted. We repeat that
at present figures this stock is Il good buy.
Observation-Disclosures to suffer from the
heavy selling orders before mentioned. The
showings on the Kruger claim, lease No. 5, are
improving as depth is attained.
I'LL GOLD MOUNTAIN-This splendid prop
erty is more than verifying our predictions.
There is no question in our mind but that IL
will prove to be one of the big producers. At
lOc this stock is an exceptional opportunity to
investors to get in on a ground floor basis.
The conditions of the property warrant a price
much in excess OF this figure, and as soon as
the first block of treasury stock, which we are
now offering, is disposed of, the quotations
will Immediately advance to a figure common
surate with the property conditions.
NAY QUEEN-This stock suffered consider
ably from the general selling orders, but it
alone shows an advance over the minimum
figure for the week of eight points, and at pres
ent price is Il good buy.
KAWICH GOLD MINING COMPANY OF Ne
~VADA-The company will shortly issue its frs.
report to the stockholders, which will be a
once comprehensive, concise and informative.
This report will cover all points of interest to
the stockholders. The property continues its
remarkable showing, and it is now conceded
by mining men "who know" that this property
will prove to be one of the biggest things ever
uncovered in southern Nevada.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-12
DR.. White Wolf, State Detective.

DR.. White Wolf has returned home
with his commission from Gov. Sparks
as state detective. He has brought with
him a number of patrol boxes, and the
Nevada State Detective Bureau, of which
he is the chief, will oon have its detec-
tives patrolling Goldfield and it's sub
urbs. This patrol system is being partly
paid by private subscription and the
county commissioners will be appealed
to to help out. Judging from the past,
however, it is too much to ask the oun
ty commissioners to do anything for
Goldfeld except to rob it for taxes, for
which there is comparatively no return.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-12

Yours respectfully.
MIMs-SUTRo CoMPAHY.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-05-12
Sale of Good Block of Stock.

An evidence that good Goldtield
mining stocks are still in active demand
in the east was the sale of several good
size blocks during the past week. One
of the largest sales reported to THE News
was that of a block of lO0, 600 shares of
the Nevada Queen Bee Gold Mining
company, made by G. F. Nichols of Gold
field, to Pennsylvania bankers. The
same parties have an option on another
block of this stock which will in all pro-
liability be taken up within the next few
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