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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-29

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Happy i.00liGan.@

After all the melodramas. problem plays. tragedies and other attractions that we have been inflicted with of late, the coming of Happy iIoolisan < Trip Around the World, one of tie best farce comedies eyer put together. will be a positive relief. Our theatef eoers undoubtedly like melodrama, but when they are fed this class of attrac- ti0as week in and week out and have seen the triumph Of virtue oyer vice repeated ad lib, they naturally yeafn for q shoW=in which mjrtf. music and beauty are combines..- In other words they want to go To the theater te Iaaeh and aet- to cry. They want te feast their eyes on pretty girls and beautiful costumes They want te have their rfsibiIities 5icl>led and theH. sense of hamor sratf9ied. MI of these desires will he filled by Happy IIooIi= e.sn $ Trip Around tHe World. The clever conceit of Maurice IIasemah.s which is more or less based on Mir. r. Opper's funny cartoons in the New York Journal, has been brought up to date and has been given a splendid new dress of costumes and scenery at a cost of over $25,00o. Among the great features of the show, aside from the score of pretty girls and the great list of comedians and specially artists. is the much talked of diamond ballet, in which the most stunning show girls in the profession appear resplendent in costumes of black silk velvet, so heavily embroidered and trimmed with briliants that they are positively daz- zling to the eye. At the Elks theatef tonight
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So-called wandering pains" may come from its carly stages or the presence of danger, may br made nauj- fest b2 profuse monthly periods, accom- panied by unusual pain, from the abdomen through the groin and thighs.
 If you have mysterious pains. if there are indications of inflammation or dis placement. secure battle of Lydia F. Pinkham Vegetable Compound right away and begin it's use.
 Mrs. Pinllha of Lynn. Mass will give you her advice if you wiil write her about yourself. She is the daugh- ter-in-law of Lydia E Piukham and for twenty five years has been advising sick women free Of charge.
 Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
 C I take the liberty to congratulate vou on the success l have had with your wonderful medicine. Eighteen months ago my periods l submitted to thorough examination by a 1 physician and was told that l had a tumor and would have to undergo an operation.
 .' Soon after read one of your advert se- ments and decided to give Lydia F. Pink hams Vegetable Compound a trial After taking five bottles as directed the tumor IS entirely gone. l have been examined by a physician and he says l have no signs of a tumor now, It has also brought my periods around once more, and 1 am entirely well. Fannie D. Fox, Chestnut Street, Bradford, Pa.
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X Turkish Story.

The Turk, as a rule, is not energetic but he is capable of sudden bursts of activity. A writer in Cassells Family Magazine gives an illustrations:
 He was going home late one night in Constantinople when q man ran by him, pursued by four zaptiehs. Direct ly they caught the man they belabored him vigorously with the butt ends of their guns. The Enslishman inter fered.
 If he is a thief, why not take him to prison and let him be tried properly :: Don't half kill the man without a tral'
 70 effendi," said the spokesman of the party, we don't mind his being q thief. We're only hitting him because of the trouble he gave Us to run liter him .And that is an oftense which the average Turk never forgiyeS.
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The Catlike Fox.

The fox is an excellent mouser. He the long grass like d cat, bounce upon if, kill il with a bite and lay il on ene side until he has caught another and another. when, picking them aIl Np, aS many aS he can carry iu lis mouth. he them out to the cubs. This fact WIS confirmed ny witnesses in Scotland who were examined by committee of the board of agriculture when takin" evidence on the occasion of the pGl4ue of field voles on the lowland sheep farms in lN9". London Graphic.
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AFTER REDUCTION
 OF RAILWAY FARES.

I.#fete Rock, Ark. Get N.-Thera is reason to believe that at the next meeting of the Southwestern passen- ger mileage bureau at= Eureka Springs a#fatgo of cents pef mile eti .ooo= books will be aathorizea The AlGausus Travellers tha United Com meleial Travellers and tbo Travellers Protective assotciatioo in tlIis state, and fhe Southwest Missouri Drum mefs assoeiation haze been working tor ttfis concession for some time, anI there is HON some prospect Of sez cnrins the reduction.
 N this meeting the commere al tlaX= eIefs will be we'll represented. F. W. Crandell. chairman of the national railroad committee of the Travellers Protective association, will he present, representing the. national. ofganlZa- fion H. S SpiyCN. president of the Arkansas TraNelers: Louis II. Moore, T. \. Sims and Max Meyer, represent ing the state organization of the T. P A; Mr. Alcnsworth, of the Missouri Drummcrs' association; w II. Barnes, representing the United Commercial Travellers. and John s. Davis. of the Southwest Missouri Mummers' as association, Will be at the meeting.
 The travelling men desire a change from the present credential system. placing the mileage at ? cents flat for distances travelled.
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PLANT PECUlfA RITES

No plant Mi produce .z7<=e5 there k iro1 in t'ae s7i il a.zft it grows.
 .Nl plants are pfovtda9 with a7..er~. thoe@h sometimes these are small and go hil len as to essaaa notice.
 The bleeding heart. according fo an eastern legend, originated in tie drops of blood which fell from Christ s sidle at the crQcitiNioH
 Every flower that las q perfume at all seereteS q volatile oil, the efapora- tion of which constitutes the peculiar odor characteristic of the blossom.
 The smallest flower known to th" botanist is said to be that of the yeast plant. It is microscopic in size and is said to be only ole -hundfedth of d mil limeter in diameter.
 According to the poetical idea of Ca julius. the rose was once white, but bushed red and remained so out of shame for allowing it's thorns to int1ict wound on the feet of Venus.
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CAlICaaN AND NEGRO.
They Are Fundamentally Opposite
 Extremes In lssoiution.

They Are Fundamentally orP"Hite
 Extremes In EsoiHti"n.
 The Caucasian has the subjective fac ultfcS wei! developed; the negro the ob- irctivr. The CalIcaSian, and more par tcularly thc Anglo saxon, is dominant and doHineerHs and possessed primal rily with determination. will power self control. self @JYyrlm"m and all the attributes ot the subjective sci with high development ot the ethical and aesthetic faculties and gf"@t r"a- somng powers i'he Ef gro i> HI direct contrast hy rcaSon of ;t certain It~j ol these powers, and H great doTeIorHn Ht of the objective qaait.es. Fee Hr%te- is primarily saec'i i#aa4a,, ja#aa9alH emotional, thea se4sal.. @aa aI.e... rr0t0eatou. fas~i9.rte. iI.Hfe lre of outward sa5#. oG esaat..t.=E5.= =ef #4t= probation. H.. 5egc. 53a @Ha5 4 t...,a kind of poetry and sH7rou- 1aa@ra- There is H.-.z9el,aas,= sselIsl.s= HaAef and taste 5e~ 55alst @lua i-.'~ and hah'.r4.H4Hs
 cient fn t.lf1ueal. .a H. .asa56z.aa If new iaea+ Fe74a#e}i@s.#s l.tezs. 5a sl# vi@a.s h5no aaz2s aa=5 -Il mas5Hs ..-= dUet8Hs il general fEas s=a.re. ifIi#af4 .Fe rather =taa4 af.ztH4:. .ffsesz..ae ##s=s#.4= stnae5i4e. l.zze ls E. za.i.t.. .t- a-taa ar,H # 5a i355z=af Sl.55=.f-l. up4ei25T aH t.4a- WitA
 ua' felatiea a1s tasz
 orieatatt4u ar reeu1t.fi5n of als.i:3h# and eoaa laa af selI aaa euT.eoafesa evidenced ia various a9Es. sa. IE peculiar "h04 .o1..tes e !E Professor 3saeiz.laea .f'.. >..ss. ....4 is particularly nol ieeala
 Tlaa-uliite mi the hiaeh E1.es are antipatI5iI tGeH#j ja c,a4iiIell points. Tlla one lsgs a lal@e frontal region of liz brain, the otbefaa larger region aeHiHI. the oae k subjective. tHa o.-la.. oH' 'e- tive: the one I great rtsts..z.s.'l 5ta#stl's prc-emi0ontlF ea0tiona}:= t3.c one domi- noeriae. but having @reat @"lf control. the other meek and submissive but violent and latfn2 self control winch the pasaiona ara usastzess, ,ha aae 2 very aaYaaee= race, t.#s e.' .':s= I a.#-..',. backward on. The Caueassi'!. zll the negro are faaafuHrntal. <. oraa :te eN- trcmes in evolution. Isef9'rt !teaHett= Bean in Century.
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KNOWS NOTHING OF
 BROTHERS BUSINESS.
Frank Rockefeller Refuses to Talk of
 Standard Oil Controversy.

Chicago, Oct S.-Ffank Rockefeller, John D. $ brother fingered in Chicago today on his way 10 his Kansas ranch
 'Business has nothing to do with my trip, he said. My wife and fam ily are on the ranch and in about a fortnight we will all return to Cleve- land
 T haven't seen my brother for weeks and know nothins abont his present affairs or the Standards con tFaversN= with the government.
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HbWIE ITO FIGHT
 TO REGAL t0NIRO
Has Leased Old Tabernacle and Wi
 IF, to Win Back His Dc>trter>,

Chicago, Oct. S.-,John AIeXanlf DoWie will resume his fight tomowOl for control of the religion he founde years ago in the same tabernac whence he migrated 10 Zion City, a ter his following has outgroWn a- quarters he was able to find in Chic go.
 When the sceptre was Wrested fr- him by Wilbur Glenn Noliva, Dow: was so ill that his death was alms mOmentarily expected. That he W0ll ever be able to resume active Warfaf was not even thought of. Today was announced, however, that his li tabernacle at Sheffield and MontaD avenues, has been rented for hln, aA that leases are being sought for lef ples on the West and South sides E proposes not only to seek new COZ verts, but to win back those who dr serted him for NoiEa.
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INDIGESTION
4 Disorder that Breeds Dis ease in the Body, and an Easy Way to Cure it.

Take care of the stomach and you will have little need for the doctor.
 When the stomach begins to show signs of disorder; when the food digc-ts slowly and with discomfort; when you have hcartbHrn feel bloated and uneasy you are ill q condition that needs atlcn- ton.
 reiehly 8zh Biuers corrects the diz. ordered stomach by strengthening ald ton1ug uo tte digestive organs, driving the badlv diseslcd f7od intofhe bowels aa1 tHeuee# oal of the ssatenl.
 Gaa t.pation i4 neaIY always pres. eat when the slota.e.s beoomea sour or lizofe1eeetl. P5oelzH5-A4a Ri9.4fs een- tz#z4s tsa medicinal aaijtie# which aet as .tanafve aal zeautalal Tor tlHe stoslae ! nd bowels. lts.raast.fe6at the digestive a6e5nz, cures patton md prevent, tl1a1rfru of bilious eoaditiaHss
 4lzaasaaa=#oi people NHe=have = cc4al lasting benefit from t'Iis great remedy willingly testify to ttz power itf curing fu1ia stiofI, constipation md lsid- ueV trouble.
 T suffered from constipation faf sears. and tiled many remedies, but ffichIy Aza Bitter E the only medicine That has eget d7aa He any .so3d rhruns il il use am now in good tSalth and entirely ire from ali traces Of ny former trouble a-!2. r. SriGALf, #innsbote, H9usahas
 Get the genuine with the figure
 ,'39 i'll red OH front label.
 Sold by druggists. P11ee SI'oo.
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Pay Premiums Promptly.

Those who calry life insurance poH. cicS should be careful to see that the premiums are promptly paid Neglect ill tlns important matter has ea3l>ed policies to be forfeited II iS best to pay premiums I few days before they are due. on the final day the policy holder may forget il or he called awaN. as many things can happen To eallse neglect of payment. Nashville Amer
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ANU EM ENT s.
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ifn Two =asFpIlaf,ss

aghc I've Orplfa5=. Kate f1aEtoa Z masterpiece and a play #all rclneh- befed for ifs dramatic streaalh, will be seen af the EI4ss theatef Tuesday and Wednesday, October and fa. This ehoald Droveeae of the theatrical events oE Iile aea5aa a. the company promised us is sad 10 be far a6oVe the ayerase. The chateau of Bel .Nirs he church of St suIpice the coaeg= yard of the prison of La =Salpetrere and Point Nauf in Paris are amoaz fITe special settings that will, DO doubt. prove attractive to he eve.
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THROAT CUT AFTER
 BEING ASSAULTED
Eight-N -Ncar-OId Girl Found Dead ill
 Pcnns. lsania Cow Pasture.

Monesscu Pa, Oct. N=.Nnna KauI pak. S years old, was found in a COW pasture near here this morning with helst1roat cut from ear to ear She appeared to have been abused before she was murdered. Last evening she was sent for the COW and that was the last seen of her. Coroner WNnne is inNestigatin@
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mhnrrnN>inx Attentions.

"A dog, said meandering Mike is one O the few animals dat'll foIler a man"
 PloddinG Pete seemed to consider this statement for a moment says the Washington Star. and then auSWered.
 That's so, One WaS folcring me yesterday So fast l could hardly keep ahead of him.
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,bE aa= ample aaproffsa j9n. ei think dHoy #iIl. We 4f.I be @ aG b5tief shape =Ha hulE 6aiu@s a=8a9. tfa9a Wa #WH5 h. a5.= To Ioea# a6. >o ae#=ee.lfz ''
 Maj NoWliH has q 8#iaua
 iaa. 4az= beating tbe old .Jia that H1Ea aHs a&J asa | ga beEaaE and also hos
 aiFa= IIo sends each old eaH5a4e m.fafal sIH FRaa which h. is | 48as
 I fa Af.te all= names ia his eaaH3- set af tAo=e ae etH feafans5 ws served in his company. Bl 1His Ma@ od he has secured names that w5a otherwise haze been fofsottenz
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indicated.

-A new boarding house just open ed at 202, corner of Fifth and Pine streets. Nicc rooms and first class board Apply to Mrs. M. E. Blac6leY oI, phone LII old phone.
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HAY HAVE MUSTER
ROLL FOR ARKANSAS
Major No#tn Trying To Locate sIf
 Confederate 6o.diefs.

=6aaW5z ta.sz Get. ~.=Hai 1f. Na4.u.= =s.5.l la 4taea cha Ialla aI fF7e= aiseaaie=aI eea61aila =aI=5aa= u455sa Confederate EeraEq4s. i- dfzzet u4 aae Work of compiling a=leW #aster#l9I1 oH 5.I mea who #aaif@tcd ia #the Con- faderate a4aly nom .trEaasas. 10 Hs= place in one which WaS lost ol stolen from the statehouse during tn Brooks and Baxter war
 Arkansas is perhaps fhe only southern state which does not possess state muster roll, said the major. and the deporabe state of affairs has causer great deal of confusion. It is presumed that the original roll disappeared from the statehouse dm- ing the period that Brooks was be- seiged by the Baxter forces.
 We have been up against hard proposition" continued Maj. Nowlin, .sin compilng this roll We are entire ly without funds 10 proceed with the work. owing to the fact that Gov. Da- wis has vetoed two separate approprl- ations that were passed by the last two legislatures. and we simply have to depend on the people al large to help us along. There were 5o,ooo men who enlisted from Arkansas and to not have record of who they were, whether they are alive or not, is sad indeed So far 1 have succeeded i'll locating about l4,000 of them and have compiled the roll for several of the counties. have been at work for the past three years and expect II VIII take that much longer to complete ii. IT the noXt legislature helps us out
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TUM0RS CONQUERED SERIOUS OPERATIONS AVOIDED.
Unqualified Success Of Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound in the Case of Mrs. Fannie D. Fox.

One of the greatest triumphs of Lydia K. Pinkham < Vegetable Compound is the conquering of woman's dread en- emy, Tumor.
 The growth of a tumor is SO sly that frequently it's presence isnot suspected until it is far advanced.
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peace officers. l think it would be yer appropriate to have the governor speak officially to the negroes of Ar= kansas through this the state college for the higher training of our peop-c.
 l sincerely hope you can see Nom way clear to serve us in the manner indicated
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Rlamin. the Weather

This is aWfully sticky weather" Do you lind it so:'
 Yes. BilknS stuck me for another live this morning" Cleveland Plain Dealer
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tonight.

Hot Springs, Ark. State falr. s3.45 for round trip. On sale September 20 to October 10, inclusive. Return limit October II, 1906.
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Very truly yours, ISAAC FISHER, Principal.
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!. * i, $. 4. .s .s, 4' 7. 2 #
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Sold by druggists.
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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07

1t may be useful in time Of ambigu-
Gus creeds, loose subscription, and indif-
ference to creedal vows to call to mind
the estimate that the great DR.. A. A.
Hodge placed upon the binding authority
of Confession of Faith. In his Out
lines of Theology he says:
"It is a universally admitted prin-
ciple Of morals, that the animus i'm
ponentis, the sense in which the per-
sons who impose an oath, or promise
or engagement, understand it, binds
the conscience of the persons who bind
themselves by oath or promise. All
candidates for Office in the Presbyter-
ian Church, therefore, do either per-
sonally believe the System of doctrine
taught in our Standards in the sense
in which it has been historically under
stood to be Gods truth, or solemnly lie
to God and MANI"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07

iioa D'ilylng an author by his peculiar
h. literary style and vocabulary is
.is ~ uous venture. Skeptical criticism
as.n. much addicted to that phase of
ten.. scholarship. Under this pre-
lstoS me writings of Moses are mutt
disn. "uu the prophesies of Isaiah are
Prof - We remember the case of
tatiora 'eoou' who made a number of quo
cali,t. Oefore a large assembly of spe-
that ~ ana challenged them to deny
criticia. We're the teachings of higher
''n OF the present day. After wait
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07

The opening session of the Bible League
Conference in Chicago on Manday, Octo-
Der 29th, drew large attendance, the va
rious ministerial associations having au-
journed on its account. Rev. DR.. Bryan
presided and gave brief outline of the
movement, now in the seventh year from
it's inception. Professor Francis j. Hail.
D. D., of the Western Theological (Epis-
copaD Seminary, read a paper on "The
Presuppositions of Old Testament Criti-
cism," and Mr.. William P. Hall, president
of the American Bible League, presented
one on "Our Faith in Gods Word" In
the absence of Rev. DR.. d. J. Burrell, Rev
DR.. Luther T. Townsend, president of
Cannon Theological Seminary, spoke on
"The Bible Doctrine of Inspiration"
There is no place on the continent where
there is as great need of strong and
scholarly defense of the Bible as in CHI
cago. The Chicago University has had
wide and baneful influence in undermin-
ing the authority of the Sacred Scrip
lures.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07

A number of important changes will
take place this winter in the Presidents
Cabinet Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw and Attorney General Moody retire.
Mr.. Cortelyou, now Postmaster-Gene
will become Secretary of the Treasury,
and Mr.. George Won L. Meyer, Ambassa-
dor to Russia, will return to be Postmas-
ter General. Mr.. Oscar S. Straus, of New
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07
(5) 77a

York, will be the Secretary Of Commerce
and Labor. Secretary of the Navy Bona
illustration of the religious freedom of
this country that Mr.. Bonaparte is Ro-
man Catholic, and Mr.. Stratus is He
brew, the first to enter the American Cab
met The President, after his quiet stay
in Albemarle, Va, goes on war vessel to
Panama, the first time, it is said, that an
American President has gone out of the
country during his administration.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07

ing for response and receiving none he
announced that his quotations were all
from infidel authors of a century ago.
The Bible Student quotes this instance
from the Expository Times, of Edinburg:
Professors Orr and Denney are joint ed
itors of the Free Church Magazine. They
both contribute to the Introductory notes.
Professor Orr delights to tell how, on
one occasion, he placed the notes of one
number in the hands of a modern critic
and asked him to indicate the author of
each. The critic, after careful consid-
GRAFTON, placed the wrong initials at the
end of every one of the notes.
We are told also of a New York pub
Usher who offered prize to any one who
should guess the author of a story pub
lished anonymously. Many guesses were
sent in. None of them were right, al
though the author was we'll known and
voluminous writer.
Much of the destructive criticism is
based on literary style, words, metaphor
environment, usages, stages of civiliza-
ton, mental predisposition, racial types,
afinities, ETC., and therefore on many
assumptions.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07

Very serious are the apprehensions of
an extended and severe famine in certain
provinces of China In the northern part
aries report the most anxious conditions.
1t is estimated that ten million people
face starvation. Local governments pre-
vent people from leaving the region, but
we hear of no measures to provide food
supplies. Famines are no longer a scourge
in lands of civilization, where railroad
transportation equalizes the supply of
food over a country. But in China there
is yet most limited facilities of transpor-
tation and still more limited government
energy and aid.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-07

IN his mlHu anu oPiiA'' LEU "Hiie Sdu-
,.nod by his great loss, his faith failed
-ot and he yielded himself unto the will
- Cod with the submission of the child
- Cod. This is the faith and patience
of the saints
The American Bible League is enlarg-
tho IFS work and influence to the extent
of organizing branches in the large cities,
North and West. A Bible Conference
will be held in connection with the Chi
cago Branch October 1881, in the Y. M.
A. Auditorium. DR.. w. S. P. Bryan
&c chairman of the committee of arrange
ments. and announces a programme of
exercises which promises to be most
profitable to the cause of A Whole Bible
for The Whole People. Some of the sub
iects to be considered at this conference
are:
An Inspired Bible, the Historic Faith
of the Church.
Our Incarnate Lord and His Authority
as Teacher.
The Present State of Christian Evil
dences
Evolution as Working Theory of the
Universe
The Miraculous Elements in the Chris
tan Religion.
Presuppositions of Old Testament Criti-
ciSm.
Presuppositions of New Testament
Criticism
Christ's Attitude Toward the Scrip
lures.
The Spirit and the Word.
Results of Babylonian Archaeology.
Results of Egyptian Archaeology.
Among the speakers who will take
part in the Conference are DR.. Townsend,
OF Boston; DR.. Burrell, of New York; DR..
wright of Oberlin College; Prof. Clay,
Vi University of Pennsylvania; Drs.
craig and Hobson, of Mccormick Semi
nary; Dr. Wilson, of the Reformed Epis-
.opai Seminary, Philadelphia; Dr. Burns,
VI Chlcago; DR.. Scott, of the Chicago
iHeologlcal Seminary (Congregational)
anu Dr. Hail. of the Western Theological
seminary protestant EpiscopaD
Inc purposes of the Bible League are
" promote the thorough, reverent and
"''Iuctlve study of the Bible and to
"'i'aln the historic faith of the Church
ann ,S divine inspiration and supreme
''OIIIy as the Word of God. We are
"s told by many that skeptical criti-
.r '"' mas had its day, and its illusions
~. ,anlshing. Friends of the faith will
~. ld'l IN using the opportunity to speed
1' parting guest.