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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-09-20

DcsputS de una iarga conferencia
con cl Sccrctarlo dc Guerra Taft, con
cl ScCrctariO de EStado Bacon el de
Marina B0naparte, 81 PrcSidente RooS-
cvelt acordd cl dia catorce del actual
uiriElr una tmportapte COMMUNICATION
Il Cuba Y cnvi6 4 los Secreta-
rios II II Y Bacon i csa iSla el domin.
K" 10 prdNimo paSado, para que hagan
una Investigation dc Su cStadD actual
inliuyan Ell In rcStauracian dc In
paZ.
La COMMUNICATION fut dirigida nj Mi
niSir" Cubano Ell los Estados Unidos,
sehor Qucsada.
La c0nIrrcncia de III cual reSult0 In
decision cuhanl, cOmcn21 en- SaEamo-
I" iiill POGO htSplit'S de las tres dc In
tardc del dia cat0rce, Y continue has
Ia las dicZ dc Ia nuche.
CAETA AL SIR. QUEzADA.
Mi queridO senior:
Fin cSta crisis Ell los aSiintos dc Ia
Rcphbiica de Cuba, cScriho q I'd. no
incramcntc porquc I'd. cS cl Ministro
de Cuba acreditadu 4 este Gobierno.
SIno porque I'd. 80 futmoS fntima-
ncntc atradoS al mismo tempo,
ron Ell los aSuntoS de Cuba, con cl re-
Suit3dO de haCcr de ella una Nacidn
independents.
"a. conocin cuan SinccroS fucrOn mi
alcctn admi. aclnn rcSpecto dc Cuba.
ia. Sabr que lainaS fle icchO, nj hare
coSa aiEHna con reicrcncia Il Cuba,
Sairu iii consideration SinccTa para su
htrncstar IA. cnnoci6 mi orgullo por
katherine tocado como PresidenLc. el re-
t'Faf las ltupaS ainericanaS dc IL lSia
para pIocIathir ohcialnenlcS Su tndepcH
dri'cia mis- dcScoS de que Dios laGuia-
ia en- S'i carrera como Rcpublica libre.
70 dcSco ahora, por Su Conducto de-
CIT una palabra dc sO!cmne aviSo i Su
phcbl". POr al que HbriEo los mejoreS
ncSetS. for Sictc amos Cuba In cSta-
DO en- una coGf!ici6n dc profunda paZ
ulylrla ablelit ente prpSpcfa crcciente.
VI "'ihot" n,'''S rstH Poh prospcritiad
i''Ii N'uo "ptehfuis oajo Sl proplo e
~" pa P'oHpt'i 'iu'th independent
La noiI "';GIh '"lcllaLa'aS Por 'oaaS
"a N''""'iu",icS PoSi "'cS quo pueueh
'c"tS N"'a' VI pcoi Us III ca-
'''''.,'"'' w - IIt'i,'s" ell Id que III
H''c' !" IVA ; nlnt"i 'i"s re'oiuclonh-
no. i"'''''' '''oJ'''''
Si'Icliluic!a que sea eI responsible
dc III rcYuiucihn armada y ultra jcS:
HiIcnIHiera que sea rcSponSahle por
,h''' Nv "'' P''" !" 'pudlCioii que
"hoiI ObtI'hc, cN hh chcmigo de CHba
doii"ncntr pcShda es In reSponsabili.
had del honhrr puten aparcniando ser
ri especial campc"n q" in independent
rla q" GAIA. dI" IN paSo con el cua,
G',',.,. P'I','r m,r ,Ii; m iIHE" cSn ''ucpe,i
',J'", ~ ~ H!'i ~! "il jtiSl9 'neulo
,,,,,,n ,i' "' '' "c 1'pa
r,''I ',' "2,S "ih"'' : rHc ~ para ci
', w., H' 'ln'i'
r,' " w au He''"" ue pa
'',''''o i'ioE'cH",
tS'a hacI"il no pidc NADIA de Cuba,
SitINh cl que cha CON Inuc Hcsarrullhn-
'",''' I'a ~ 80 ,r,v''o "u,al,c slcit
Iii'r,,l ri,, ,L',nI" rI"cInl'c III
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-09-20

Flstc bottom cs una joya dc prim0r
y dobc s"r llcTdo por tohns loe
W"XicaUoS, sin exception. que vNaD
on Tuhtoz In oucaHaGi0n viva ;
Einri"cn =" M6xic0v cou9rvarIo rO.
mo IN rccu"rio dol contcgariD, gu
Drccio "sti 81 nicancc de todnq. -
ccn'avoA orc, q 81 dohln on dinoro de-
Mexico. -
Al due nos cnvic I pesO co cen.
tavos por una subsCripci6n por niio
nj FEGlDoR. anviaromos este belle
bottom d" rcgaio. Dri)anec A Pablo
Cruz. 2o5 s. Laredo st., San An.
tonic.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-09-20
los LABIOS ROJOs.


obJetos de arte y e!egantement,
amueblados, yace una mujer or
e: lecho empapado en- sangre
con un puflal en- ell pecho. hundi
do hasta Ell mango.
GQuien asesino aquella criatu
RI tan joveu y tan hermosa?
cQuien no sc apiado de aquellos
admirables cabellos de orc, de
aquella diminuta boca y de aquel
seno turgente. fresco como un
lirio?
No era possible que alguien Sc
atrevlera q matar & aquella mu'
jer.
Ella misma Sc habfa dado la
| muerte.
Traicionada, vendida, menos.
precio la existencia; y, sin que le
vacllara ell coraz6n, sin Que lie
temblara la mano, aquel ser tan
dellcado y tan bello. toda frivo
lldad y hgereza, tuvo ell inconcc
bible valor de herir su admirable
carne con un punal y apretar el
acero con verdadern saTa.
Ahora esta muerta, 6. al me-
nos, parece estarlo. segin reve.
Ian la palidez lie su frente V de
sus labios.
DIN embargo, su cuerpo Sc agi'
Ia todavfa. aunque con renoso
trabajo.
lncorp6rase de pronto, notan,
dose desde luego en- sds grandes
ojos-que tiene desmesurada
mente abiertos-un aire de in.
dignaci6n y de extraordinaria
sorpresa.
GVive quizas aquella desdicha
da?
iEl punal no ha penctrado 10
bastante en- su pecho?
.,~;Oh!-eXclama la suicida con
acento de colera. -; Serfa noy"i.
bic no morir!
Pero no tarda en- tranquiizar,
Sc, comprendiendo que su herida
IS morta! de necesidad.
81 ha logrado Incorporates en-
el lecho, dGbese este al espasmo
supreme, porque su cabeza ha de
caer en- brcve sUbrc la a!mohada,
inerte para siempre.
NO hay medic humane de que
aqueila mujer pueda salvarse,
La infeliz aprovecha su Ultima
mirada para contemplarse ante
un espejo que hay Ell la a!coba.
! frcnte & la CANA dOnde Vaca In
moribunda.
;Ah! Guam fea es una muier
en- ell momento de cxhaIar cl tilti.
mo suspiro.
Lo mas horrible es oI asrccto
de los labios, tan palidos y tan
mortecipos. .
La suicida piensa en- aQuel mo
mento, con rapide2 inconcebible.
que despues dc muerta entraran
gentos en- la habitaciGn. que Ia
veran muy desmejorada Y muy
distinta de como ia vieron en- ell
Bosque de Bolonia. en- los
bales y en- las primcras re-
presentaciones en- los teatros.
\ siente ell ol pecho el postrcr
suspiro. que pronto ahogara su
garganta.
Todo va & concluir. La infeli;
sc muere 4 toda prisa.
Pero, hacienda un csfuerzu he
rico, moia uno de sus dcdos cr
In snngre de su hariAa Y tom
biando Sc Id pasa una Y otrN We
por los labios para t"nir*eIos Il,
p1rpura.
LucSo Sc sonri. satjsfoChl. n
verse t!rbecida auie 81 csnnlr y
cae Sobre el iecho munria. munr
III dcveraS. con los IabiOS r0iO.
Co NO Ia Dranu.
CATTLE ME"DE&
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-09-20

ideal de consolidation y verdade'
ro progreso para su futuro. No
sotros somos partidarios de ese
movlmlentO que da vida & los
pueblos; pero odiamos todos "a
quellos escandalos que redunda.
ran ell perjuicio de Ia Nacion Me
NicaEa. Odiariamos aquello que
slSnihcara mo te eternices tn
para etcrniHarme No;" va no ha.
gas tn males para hacerlos yo;"
! y mas todaVia. odiariamos aque'
ITO que tOmando ell nombre de
reivlndlcarlon del pueblo. solo
fuera la cspccuaci0n de unos
cuantoS, a pueblo caudido, al
pueblo que no esta on condicio'
nes de medir las posibilidades, v
81 dc Con:rihnir con algo, que
! empleado Ell otra coSa. pudiera
Serle mil vcceS mas titil.
NOsotrOS vcmOS que un cambio
en- Ia politicu dc Mexico SO puede
! lniclar on cI mismO pals. En- Me-
Nico hay pcrsonns en- quicncs Ell
pueblo tiene dopositaGO su carl.
no y sus esperanzas; y esus por'
sonas podfan haCcr mucho en-
olen del pueblo, con quien estan
Coil ilp'o'nebioos' 81 e! patrlotlsmo
~ cs'u'ieft' aGOlado en- CLOS, y
81 los crecidos sueldos que reci
ben del gObierno actual Y los
honores que Sc les riaden no fue.
ra pOr ellOS mas apreciadOs que
laS VlrIudes clVicas del pueblo
que 1oS ila leVantaao, SIN sabcrio
P"ra Per u'clo ue cl hi'siho.
ia MeNlco es dondc dcbe de
lilclarse' ~ no una revo'uclon' Sino
"a "a ,io l'"1''iCo que tra,S"
G e. oieneS tar aei pueblo; fh los
10 '"'o' I MUGS III Sc done III SO
'ue"ci los trtp.tJoS para una re
roluc'o,l Ell NcNlco, porquc SO
'os pio'i'pe ii iey &c III heutrall
unu d que sc ooilgan rcciprocH'
:nel''o' para /" proteccioh dc los
| in'ei . ISIS uS parLlcu!ares, eStaS
~ico nn 60 60, III ;n,iaian -; o Oh ,.", "
vo;uci6n do Ios Esta,ns i ~" Ti'';dos
:, 4 - 1.;es, w. '"' ''o'"',oo il,'o'
de In lev do noutroli5od TroIn
In nue 90 honn on''; norn r.'r o,in,ro nno
rior oen lo,, sard :,l.;i ~" ,,on oo's," VS..
demoeiado ,onTnHa ,N,'r. ,Dnno P"' "n,.nn "1'
rrestar ol oi,,a ,limiamtn , 'tl" do 10 Ia,.
an m oohiornn ,,,,,,I,' nm"m " W w. w. in.. ~.
todos f1ni,1n. :, ',''g ~ a,,,,-;.[,.i1,'a 49, S''
todo dnsanHoisG [',,o Wv s1'1,t 1' I,o"n ".II,o w..
nho arm n,rn ,,,,i ~ ~ '.,n,I,'a?i%,, ',a? ;" ~.
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con Ias 1avnc = m,,a roroi,oiT,.
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voz nasnT, Co,ar;no Gormo ,,'' AZ"
1uiiotosramrnto. ~. ,Iromrn "'i. T., ,,iI.'
ma nara rmnnror Ia osnaI" So
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-09-20

In baho limpia Ia picl = IlIrc los
prrns. Tn bano hacc mrjor Ia socictlad
y In Ciudadania pcrn no SOLO una partn
del cucrpo o dcbc limpiarsc: 81 uso de- los
laSantcS o CatarjicOs, IiHpia cl SiStc.
ina dc rcsiduuS. Para este son mciO'
res las PildoraS MadrugaduraS de De
witt tDc Wits Little Early RiScrs
Agradahlcs pildorituS que no dan 60.
licoS nj cnfcrman. Nrnhidas pnr f.
4. Ghapa Ell In i!otjCa del Leon. san
Antonio. Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-09-20
Roosevelt exi &c
Ia paz en- Cuba.
Carta al Ministro de Cuba en- WASHINGTON.
Derechos de intervenci6n.- Reunion dc
Generates Ell Cuba

dos, tengG un dcbcr Ell este asunto el
cull no pucdo evlLar.
El terccr articulO dc csc tratado,
implioitamentc contiere 4 los EStados
UnidoS ei derecho dc intervenir para
el mdntcnimicnto en- Cuba de uni Go.
D!erno adecuadO para Ia protection dc
In vida, prOpiedad libertad indivi-
duuleS. El tratado cUnliriendo este de-
recho eS la suprema ley del territurio,
y me da cl derechO y los medioS para
cumplir IN obligation que tcngO dc
proteger los intcreSeS americanoS. La
information 4 mapu manifesto que
los rinculos socialcs en- todas parties dc
In iSla han tcnido una vida rcla inCa y
Ia libertad prosperitlad individua!cS
70 esthn largo TEMPO scguraS. Tengo
recibida autentica information de da-
nos cl.'SadoS 4 Ia propiedad america
ma. rs mi JulciO imperative para Sc
Euridnd dc Cuba, que haya una inmc-
data suspension de hoStilidadeS V al
gunos arreglos por los ctiales Sc asegu-
re 10 permanentc paciiicaci0n dc IL
lSla.
Estoy cnviandO In Iabana al Sc
crctario de Guerra Mr.. Tarft i Mr..
bacon de Ia Secretaria de EStado, CO.
mo cSpeciales representatives de este
Gobiernc, quiencS rendiran tai ayu-
da como sea possible para cstos fines.
70 habia cSperado que Mr.. Root
Sc detuviera ell Ia Habana 4
su regreso dc Ia America del Sur, pc.
70 In aparcnte inminencia de ia crisis
prohibe subSecucnteS retardoS.
Por Su conduCto 80 deSeo manifes-
tar este al G0bierno y pueblo cuua
nos J enviO I'd. una copia
de cSta carla para que sea preScnla1a
& a m In I,.,
dcnado Su Immediate publication.
Sinceramcntc Suyo.
THEopORE RooS EvELT.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-13

"Before;I i wrote to you, telling you how
felt. / had doctored for over two years steady
and spent lots OF money on medicines besides,
but II all failed 70 help me. My monthly pc
riOds had ceased and suffered much pain,
with tainting spells. headache, backache and
bearing-down pains, and / was so weak
could hardly keep around As a last resort
! decided 70 write youAnd try Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and l am 50
thankful that did, for after following your
instructions, which you sent me free OF all
charge, / became regular and In perfect
health Had IL mot been for you would be
In my grave to-day
"a sincerely trlIsi,that this letter may lead
every suffering woman II the country 70
write you for help a. did"
When women are troubled with ir-
regular or painful periods, weakness,
displacement or liberation OF an organ,
that bearinE-down feeling. infiamma-
tion, baekache. fiatulence, general de-
bility, indigestion or nervous prostra-
ton, they should remember there is
one tried and true remedy. Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound az once
removes such troubles.
No other female medicine inthe world
has received such widespread and un-
quAlifsd endorsement. Refuse all sub
Stftutes.
Tor Is years Mrs. Pinkham. daughter
in,aaw of lydia r.. PinlxhRm, has under
het direction, and since her deeease,
been advising sick women free Ot
charge. Address, Lynn MAJ
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-13

to conquer the world through u.s. There
are enough young people in this gathering
to help the Baptist Young Peoples union
out Of its present financial straits. There
has been too much of our holding meetings
in the east heretofore l want you to ac-
cept the invitation to meet with us at
Spokane next year, and then 1 am going
to make a motion to change the name or
the the organization to the Baptist Young
Peoples Union of the World. Whatever
our future may be, we must be dependent
upon God. We must hold on to the power
of God, which is easy to obtain. So long
as that power is unhindered It is omnipo-
tent. II we would succeed we must ex-
anime ourselves and remove the obstacles
out OF the way of Gods. power that it may
prevail His power has been shown In the
past by the martyrs who had convictions,
believed things, and died for them. Christ
said: I am the way. the life: no man
cometh to the Father but through Me.
A multitude OF people are living too much
on the margin OF today"
KiOvva Indian Quartet.
Rev. II. II. Clouse. missionary to the
Kiowa Indians, at Mountain View, Okl,
was introduced and presented four Kiowa
Indians, three men and one woman, con-
verts of that mission. They sang song
in the Indian language entitled, Whom
Did the Father Send Down to Save US? ?"
The song was extremely interesting be-
cause of it's slow musical cadence that is
so weirdly characteristic of the Indian
music These Indians will sing frequently
throughout the convention.
A telegram was read from Rev. Len @.
Broughton of Atlanta, stating that he had
missed his train connections and would be
unable to reach Omaha for the afternoon
meetin. Rev. Mr. Geiselwest of Chicago
was then designated to take charge OF the
afternoon devotional meeting He spoke
from the text Psalms A.l1 He said in
part: "Too many people take the Bible ss
a book or magic. There is vast differ
ence in asking of God thing, rather than
telling Him OF It. We atihere too much 70
the kindergarten experience in religion. The
spirit knows that we cannot pray right be-
cause of our inhrmities. Let no man say
that am kinder than my heavenly
father Let your prayer be, Lord, he
whom Thou lowest is sick God simply
wants to be told There is too much of
this elamorins for what we call the bless
ing OF God What we want is a close
communion with GOD. DO not storm Cod
out with your petitions, just ask Him, and
He will answer our needs as we need
them"
With the close of DR.. Geiselwest's address
the afternoon meeting adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-13
EVENING SESSION FULL OF LIFE

Banners Awarded and Addresses
Made ht Auditorium.
At the evening session Of the convention
the Auditorium was comfortably filled.
The program embraced three features OF
unusual interest, a strong address by Rev.
r. NJ. West of ST. Paul. MINI; the annual
address OF the president. John II. Chap
man. and the presentation OF the interna-
tional prize banners for efficiency In work
outlined for the Baptist Young People S
Union OF America.
The session opened at 7:S0 with a praise
service, in which the chorus took the prom
inent part singing the songs OF the new
Alexander-Towner book. The choir proved
to be a great attraction, and later. at the
close OF the meeting. when Prof. Towner
sang Evening BELLS" and the immense
choir hummed the refrain. the audience
seemed enraptured with the melody.
After the praise service the chairman OF
the evening Rev. George A. Miller of
moved many hundreds OF women to action,
by asking them TO remove their hats
Nebraska wins a banner.
Rev. f. d Chivers, ID. d., OF New York
read passage OF scripture Then followed
the presentation OF the international ban
ners by Prof. Ira NJ. Price OF Chicago
chairman Of the executive committee OF
the union. The sacred literature banner
went 10 the provinces Of Ontario and Que
bee and became their permanent property
ss this makes the fourth time they have
won II. The conquest mission banner was
awarded TO Nebraska and for the third tins
70 the society at Grand Island college
At the name OF Nebraska the voice OF the
speaker was drowned in the cheers Of the
multitude and when Grand Island waI
named, a group Of students from that col
leGe rose in the balcony and gave their
college yell The Bible readers banner was
given to Alabama, and for the second tins
the sooisty ~ selma university. In max
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-13
Brains Are
Built
From Certain Kinds of FOOD.
Ora p EN- u t S
Furnish Ii.
Brains Are
Built
Furnish Ii.
How to Make Nervous People.

How 10 Make Nervous People.
America has become a land Of nervous
emotionalists, largely owing to our sins
against the dietic health laws Of nature.
only outdoor exercise in cold climate
would enable vigorous individuals OF our
species to digest the viands forced upon
alimentary organs enfeebled by sedentary
occupations" writes Dr. Felix oswald.
Brain workers must have different food
than day laborers. because brain work uses
up parts OF the brain and nerve centers,
while physical labor uses up other parts
Of the body. A food for brain workers has
been prepared by scientific food makers ana
called Grape-Nuts II is a pure, natural
food made from selected parts OF neld
grains known 10 contain the natural phos-
phate OF potash and other elements used
by the system in rebuilding and repairing
the brain and nerve centers. This food is
sklllfully cooked at the factory and Is
ready to be served instantly, either cold
with cream OF as a hot breakfast dish with
hot milk or cream poured over II. All hrst
class grocers sell Grape-Nuts. ann the
Postum Co At Battle Creek, Mich
make il
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-13

responded to the address Of welcome. He
said i'm part ~-,
"Mr. Chairman, DR.. Conley and AL the
Baptist Hosts of Omaha and the West:
We have surely received a warm welcome
and l verify believe that there will be a
hot time in this town today. / am glad of
the honor to respond to this welcome. II
has been my province heretofore to deliver
theaaddKesa. of. welcome, and this is the
second opportunity l. have had to respond
to such an address. Our organization is
looking out for better things, and we
looked west, The International character
istic OF our oFganization is. strikingly illus
trated here, In that we have the leading
active members of two nations engaged
in fhe one great work for the betterment
Of the world, Your Gate City has today
opened its portals and thrown away the
key. and you have strewn roses and myrtle
in our way. We are happy to come TO
yonr Beautiful city ana find so royal a
western welcome 10 your churches and
your homes. We trust that you will do us
good and that we shall do you good in
return We will not increase your police
bill for protection. We hope that you may
feel that you are entertaining angels uu-
awsres. and we trust that our coming
here may benefit YOU I'm many ways In
behalf OF the board OF managers and all
the Baptist young people l again thank
you for this cordial welcome"
Permanent Committees.
Prayer was then delivered by Rev. c. F.
Holt OF Minneapolis, after which these
permanent committees we're announced:
Important Toplcs-Chairman Rev. A. X
DE Blois Phi d. LII. D.. Rev. c. A,
IIibbs, ID, ID, Wisconsin: Rev. o. w. Van
Osdel D. H. Washington: Rev George #.
Holt, D. d. Minnesota Rev. s. ]. Farmer
Ontario; Rev. H. +. Trable Phi. D.. Mis-
souri,: Rev. NJ. ID. Eubank, NJ. D.. China
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-13
Special in Separate Skirts.

We have two patterns in the stylish
brown and white checks. a dice pattern and
the small check. a gored skirt with straps
a perfect fitting garment, made Of strictly
all-wool cloth This skirt is a regular 81. .25
skirt-JULY CLEARING SALE PRICE
$3.50 EACH.
All the Wash Skirts at half price.
Nowhere are there such bargains shown
in really fine clothing for women as you
can get during this great clearing sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-13
"T SAVED MY LIFE"
PRAISE FOR A FAMOUS MEDICINE
Mrs. WIlIadsen Tells How She Tried Lydia
{. Pinkham's Vegetable cOmposad lust
In Time. ,e- ,-.

Mrs. T. O. wiiladsen, of Manning,
Iowa, writes TO hrs. Pinkham;
Dear Mrs. Pinkham -
".I can truly say that You have saved my
life, and I cannot express my gratitude 70
you In words.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-13

For information call up Douglas S70l.,
Up to the opening of ths convention
Thursday morning about l. 800 delegates had
registered. The noon trains brought in
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-13

Interesting Gown Special for
Friday.
1t is easy enough TO buy good gown
at the regular price, but when you can
buy a good gown al a reduced price q
should be an extra inducement for you 20
buy.
Dainty Gowns OF Long Cloth, with round
neck and short sleeves pretty valencienncs
edglng. regular price .s2,25; Fridays special
price. 81 % each.
other pretty styles Of Gowns In Main
sock. with. round neck and short sleeves,
prettily ttinmed with embroidery and
tucks, all sizes. regular price $50 each;
Fridays special price, 800 each.
Second floor --. r
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-13
Telephone Douglas els.
Bee. July ~. 1905.
Omaha'S Modern
Dry Goods Store

n Of OF
dw
of
o
ing Any nfomah cheerful gven
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-13

partment, to be held in the First Congre-
Fatlonal church. corner Eighteenth and
Davenport streets. Conducted by l.. L.
iehson' ~. u, pastor Cranston Street
church, Providence, r. l.
T., junior workers department. to be held
IN IN the lecture room OF the First Presby-
Dodge streets. Conducted by Mrs. Harriet
I'M, Chicago, writer of the junior sacred
literature course for 1857
Al Convention Hail. tt
10;0O-Praise service.
lOlO-Report OF the nominating commit
lO:a-Report of the committee on impor-
11:oO-"By prayer and supplication, with
tnanksglVlng, let your requests be made
known to God" The Rev. Joseph r. Watts,
LOUISVILLE Ky, corresponding secretary of
me Baptist Young Peoples union Of Ken
1lI6-Address, The Culture of the Life
OF Power Through Prayer and the Bible"
DR.. HuEhson of Windsor, Ont
n;45-Closing exercises and adjournment
AFTERNOON
2:oO-Conferences. (These conferences will
convene In the convention hall)
Pastors conference. to be held on the
chorus platform. Chairman the Rev. r.
M vaughan pastor Baptist church, James
State and associational officers confer
ence, to be held in the northeast corner
Baldwin, Cleveland. o.. representative OF
b. Y. p. U. north on the executive com
mlttee OF the Baptist Young Peoples Union
of America #.
Junior workers conference. to be held
in the southeast corner of the main floor.
Chairman, Mrs Harriet Hin, Chicago.
Afternoon session I'm convention hall
3:OO-Praise and prayer.
3l5-Address, Our Future Power" the
Rev. s. J. Farmer, pastor First church,
Brantford, Ont.
S:l5-Address 'The Development of Power
by Service the Rev. F. Z. Haggard, Bos-
ton. corresponding secretary of the Ameri-
can Baptist Missionary union
415-DeXotional hour. Conducted by the
Rev. Len G. Broughton, DID, pastor Bap-
tist tabernacle, Atlanta, Ga.
bOO-Adjournment.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-13
EVENING"

7:30-Praise service 81
7:5O-Address, THE Power of God in
Evangelism" Charles A. Eaton, DID, pas
tor Euclid Avenue church, Cleveland, o.
S:20-Music - - .
s:SO-Address, Secrets OF Power. in Per-
sonal Service" ]. Q. A. Henry, u. d.,
evangelist New York city.
9:00-Adjournment
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