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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
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TWO BIG FAILuREs.
Rochester and Keystone Tumbier Com
 panies in Receivers Hands,

Piftsburg, Dec. 9.---The Rochester Tumbler Company and the Keystone Tunbler Company, two important con stftuent companies of the National Glass Company. jointly operating a large plant for the manufacture of hollow glassware at Rochester, Pa, twenty eight miles west of here, were today placed in the hands of receiver.
 The application was made Tn the Thompson, Superintendent of the plant, was named as a receiver. The works have been closed for about three weeks, and had been employing about 75O men. their capacity when running full being 1,500 men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
More sIlyer Purchased.

Washington, Dec. s.-The Treasury Department today purchased 100000 ounces of silver at 56. 372 cents per fine ounce, 100000 ounces to pc ae,lv- srad to each of the hints in Phiiadel- phia, San Francisco. Denver and New orleans. EtE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
CONTESTANTS FOR THE BIG DOLL
 Offered by A. Nachman.

n Please note that through error, the name of little Miss Dorothy Hannon did not appear in the official standing published in our large ad in Sundays advertiser. She should have occupied tfth place.
 A. Nachman,
 Adv. Ladies' Outftter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
Death of Mrs. Nichols.

Mrs. L. P. Nichols died at her home in the eastern part of the city late. yes- terday afternoon The deceased was well-known and had a great mum ser of friends. The funeral took place from her late residence this morning at 9 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
vacation and is receiving a warm wel- come from his many friends here.

The members of the Married Ladies' Euchre Club will be- entertained on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Bettie Holzman at her home on Church Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
MORTON coMMENDs ROOSEVELT.

Miss Lula Rhea Wise is spending today in Marion with friends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10

impressed with President Roosevelt and his wonderful personality.
 The Governor stated that his hurried trip to New York was business purely personal. He would not discuss the conference which he is alleged to have held with Governors Glenn and Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10

MT. W. A. Anderson has gone to Norfolk, Va, for a short business trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10

MT. Max Fries of Birmingham spent Sunday here with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10

Mfr S.. T. Frazier of Union Springs was in the city Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
Blood Poison

Wfth oucr c qw0r-
 Ger of century etsi e1pefoace in has, 4 4its9 tAfs dreddfwE
 M 9tscoSe, Glsroys hGr- tnattN NsjNd tho SR- por11Rce of pernsd- Ncp4 resNlts, tpe cer. MAS 2 te5e}y offer the df- II N .s$ $ f@ctcG . p0sittce and W ytrm0acAt cure. Tosu te th0ee wb0 scdnt and g
 trAt Gpprecidte hoA- Q s w ct 0usiness meth k ode conscientious V odrjCe @ad such pro- >nZ-
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 DR. HATHAWAY : co. ,sl 1l Inman Bldg. P las. Broad St. --. U. ATLANTA. GA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10

MT Brooks of Montgomery is in the city today on business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10

Social and Personal MT. Jack Davis of Montgomery spent yesterday here with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10

MT Edward Atkins. a popular stu dent of Sewanee. Is at home Tor ms
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-10
HREGIAI l3lS
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Friends and acuuaintances of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred OConnor are respectfully invit- I ed to attend the funeral of their infant daughter. Louise Harrison. from the family residence. No. N. Goldthwaite St. at 10 am. this morning.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
PERTURBATION ClCLONICA.
ClbIegtanl rOeIbIdO aver Do Washington on d
Weather Bureau.

FL senior Brockwsy, del Weather Bu-
reau, recibi6 aver las 5 90 P. M, de
Washington, 81 cablegrama siguiente, que
traumiti6 Ia prensa;
Washington D. c. septiembre 10
Perturbation cicl6uica, apsrentsmente mo-
deradss al Sur de Puerto Rico y movi6n-
dose hsCia el Oebts."
El caEiz del tempo no era por cierto
aver tsrde halRgsdor nj much9 menos
Todo 81 dfa Binti6se calor sofocante, y
va al anochecer con Ia cerraz6n del cielo,
completRmente nubIado, empez6 & Boplar
briDa frfa del Sur, cayendo algunoB pays.
jeTcS chubancoB, que ESQ de las diez ARE
ciaTon no POGO.
AcasO Sc hayan sentido rachRD mas 6
menos fuerten en- 81 Sur y en- eI Oeate, 10
que de Heguro no hRbra sido sino de per-
iuicio para determinados plsntfos. Mas
ni en- Ia costa Sur la coBa Sc hs resuelto
en- abundapte lluviR mo POGO tendr6n que
agradeceF los agricultoEeB de cans de
aquslIa zons, al citado diBturbio atmosf6ri
co. HRgta ahoFa no tenemos noticias de
que haya ocurrido NADIA extTaoEdinario en-
el reAt0 de Ia iBla.
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VICE COAsULADO DANES EN- VfQuEs, P. R.

Por cuanto habiendo fallecido an esta
isla sin otorgaE disposition testamentaFfa
81 subdito danes Emilio Anduzs GalIaC,
He hace pdblico por medic del presente
ediCto que Sc inaeTtarS On dos de los peri6
dicOB de mayor circulation que 90 editan
en- San Juan Puerto Rico para q. los que 80
cream heYederos del aludido Emilio Anduze
Gallac, Rsf como sus acreedores, presenter
dentlo del t6rmino de CUARENTA
DIAs en- este VICE CONSULADO
calle de San Jusn, los documentoB debi'
damenta legalizados, juutifcRtivos del de-
recho que les asists. Viequeg, Puerto Ri
Vice Consul Dan6s 4Ov.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
DEPARTAMEN7O De EOUCACION.
ANUNCIO.

En el deBpacho del Comisionado de
INSTRUCTION PdbIica, San j Juan Puerto Ri.
co, Be recibir6n propusstas bsj sobTe &c.
llado y pOr cuadruplicado para Ia cons.
trucci6n, de bloques de cemento, de una
casa escuela de Beis aalones en- Guayama,
Puerto Rico, hasta las diez de Ia mafiana
del dia veints y tres de ssptiembre de
1907, hoTs en- que Ee abrir6n todas las
pTCpueAtas Para inf6rmeB dirigirse &
dicho despacho.
EI DepaFtamento de Instruction Sc re-
serva 81 deTecho de rehuaaF aIguna pro-
pussta todas. Los sobres en- que Ba re-
mitan Jas propueBtaa deber6n llsvar escEi
to 10 siguiente: "PTopueata para conBtFuir
una casa escuela de Guayama, Puerto Ri
CO., estar dirigidos 81 ''ComiBionado de
instruction, San Juan, Puerto Rico"
3v.G
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Ia VILLA De MADRID.

PlumaS, Flores, Mitones, Guantes, Cor
batas. para CAbRlleTos. FaldaS para 81 fiorAs
y FOpa interior tambi6n para &C II oTag, aca-
bR de recibir "La Villa de Madrid" En-
plumaB las hay deSde 81 hasta $25 cads
una.
PodemoE ssegurar que el Burtido mas
seleCto mas grande es el de este estabIe.
Cimiento dende acude toda persona de
gusto. TenemoS las legftimhB Psae Apple
cloth recibidaB de Paris infindsd de
RTtfculos de verdAdera novedad. Acaba.
mos de recibir los nuevos casimires de vs-
FRno.
Una vista ola Villa de Madrid s
pflsnos mueHtraS y enHeguida Ber6 sten.
dido.-P o. B. 764.-TelffOno 273 San
Fcancisco 81, San Juan P. r.
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I'm pIsito de importaRcia.

En- Ia Corte de distlito de San Juan y
ante la Decci6n primera, Sc hs pregentado
On 81 dfR de aver dsmanda & ncmbre de
los q. Hs consideTan hsEederoB de ID. Juan
Ramon Cslaf Martinez, contra don Fede.
rico Calaf Rivera, en- Ia que ne Bolicita Ia
nulidad del teatamento de don Salvador
Calsf Sierra, poE haber sido pEeteridos en-
81 mismo les demandantes, qui6nes alegsn
tambien tener deTechoB en- Ia herencia de
eite en- Calidad de heredeTos forzosos.
Llevan la representation de los deman-
danteS los abogados sefioEes Eduardo ACu'
ma y Rafael PalaCios Rodriguez Be aBe.
guFa que representRr6 al demsndado el
Lcdc. stil9r Alvarez Nava.
Los debates de este pleito prometen ser
inteFegRntfsimoE, dada ia impoYtancia de
laR cuestiones de derecho que debar6n re-.
8olverse por IA Corte , la respetabiIidad y
buens fama de que justamente gozan todog
los abogados que intSrVienen en- dicho
asunto.
El Sefior Federico Calaf es an respeta.
BILE cabsllero y conocido hacendado de
MRnatf, que regrea6 hRce POGO de Europa
& 50 quintR de Santurce en- donde reside
hace algunos amos posse On Manatf Ia
hacienda de CO mas "MonaeTrate," una de
las mas importanteS de squella region.
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Probable guerra con AIenania.

Paris sephmbEe 13Upa gunda geFno Berlin rsCib
p Ganste Este rsuni6 guda con toda Cey6 a
de bombaEdeo
cOuder6 cho bte Ultima que
nul probable
Amania conaic
coDfegracn
recih paten pqua pensa
que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
ANEGDOTA.

Un c6Iebre Eterato recibi6 una carta in
jurioSa Ilena de faltRS de ortograffa, on
que un desdichado Ie retaba & un lance de
honor.
Ell Iiterato le conteat6:
He recibido 50 carta acepto 81 lar
ce; mas, como roy el ofendido, tengo dsTe-
cho election de armas. Elijo Ia orto'
graffa, y por ID tanto pusds usted dsrae
por mueFto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
lei. 0NUEVO CAFE1 de Io1 Err

Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de lou supo.
uol Morgan, Fortalesa 81, ACABA DE
RECIBIR an complete Eurtido de lOs me-
ioFes duICaa. EIegantel cartuchoa propios
para regaloH. Helados, refreACo8, frutaH
a natural , todo cuanto Eegale 81 paladar
mGs dOliCado DO encuentra Rli primoroHa.
uonta HsEvido. Caf6 con leChe choCO.
Late, desde Las uiete do la maEiana laa
IL dc la nocho. Famoso chocolate BA'
KER muy acreditado ON todo 81 mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
Pr0rroga en- Ia Haya.

La Haya sepenbr pr6ga
0ore c6n de de he International Los dadOs franco
emn spovhndo Cada pr6Eg han reiad
ane aires s reads an de Eeun fue
confsnGR pFvada ad del efo del Corgo cue
las ruco anen Dc repeyo1 genOs de h
tribunal arbtre obigsoio tribunal
Sc opna los ccuos pos resuave
pr6cto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
Trabaiando por la paz.


Salvador
udad en- eo las rep6bas g aCusrdo
dis6n
Sc condera
defnivo
possible oEden ale Immediate comnada de las
rspdbliaA 9 ntento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
SERVICI0 ESPHGIAL DE- CABLES
La Democraeia' y La Correspondence
UNIDAS
Orden terminate de CIemenceau.

Paris SeptmbIs 13E del Cabinets Mr.
6 general Dude hla fene
dhO aetud cuanto pFne h opcndad De r
gobieno d dpueato no Teeder halta que los vandoy
de Nue.
tfueTz u bTeve T6Dgr Canc ppAdO
n 9 9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13

-EN Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn '
Co, San joss Is, 80 venden dos Eelo
jeE dc ORC CadR aemana. La Ultima Bema
na obtuvO unO Miguel ssAtre de San Juan
HnGin nhnarn GO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13

Que no pubIicamoS COmunicad0G sin >Quo
s0An pagad0s pOF adolantado.
Ca0a aotB pAlADHag pc CU0ntan poP una Ii.
aeA y la l1n0a vale dies OeUtaVOR
B1 90 0p0g qu0 V0Rgan con GOua apisRd0B
U.aS saVtav4s - -~UN@sae
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13

-se compran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS aunque no eHten en- buen esta do
collaTes antiques de esraI , prendAs anti
guas
Dirfjase 6.P. j. B. C1iAto / (altos) San.
Juan al calle Aurora, Ponce. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13
INDTCADORI GENERAL

,Nselv = s.1o unDELES.-eI laeape eaInants
SeG Winsow dehe senpre que los ui1os
a Pequeho paeien produce uc sueno natural transuo
HVia el dolor ei angelic despierta muy viyo segre
e. muy agadable al paladar caIa al nho ablsnda sus
oneias, aVis dolores, hacs cles las uncones de-
est6mago regua los intestinos. Es e mejor remedic
eonoedo para Ia darea va rovenga esa de Ia dentc6n
eualqqiera cta 1tngase mucho cuidado ped
sl Jarabe CAmaaEs De "a SennrS Winslow q mejos
A. sndca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13

ALAS IMPRENTAs, Papel para pc
ri6dico, class superior, tamsfio 30x44, de-
ITALIA pHecios moderadcs, T. PIGna0 Mar
ii, Tetu6n AS TeI6fono 387 Sc a1miten
6rdenes 81 por mayor. EscribR noicitan'
do mue4tEas. Ell precio es el mas bajo
del meFcado. 15v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13

En- 'La Correspondence de Puerto
Rice, Allen 81, hay de venta FeCiboa t.
lOnaEios para Cobro de alquilerea de oaHaG,
6anEaa On metGlicO y con firman, deClR "a.
Ciona do nacimionto, defunCi6n OOrtifcR.
Oi6n m6diCA. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13

Sc VENDE Ia casa ndmero 81 Gale
do la Luna de eAts Ciudad. IofOrmsr6n
en- Ia misms casa on ls Gale do la For
taleza ndmero 7S (altOH,) sin cOrredoEeu.
8va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13

CASA DE PREsTAMOs de Jose BR.
z6n. Allen 81 st.-Hace OperacioneH
BobHe Rlhajaa. Dasde 100 dollars On Rde.
lante; ell inteT@s ssr6 conventional y no
exceder6 del so mensual. COmpra ,
vende alhsjaB mOdernau antiguau. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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TEEEGRAMA.

LsgICempshfs industrial deEasanturce,
ofrecel pino ingI6a 4 S26 IS '. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13

81 VD. DEsEA MONTAR nm bonito
bufste consultorio establecerHe en- mn
ntio c6ntrico de San Juan, yea Ia nueva
casa que queda 81 lado del antique sdif
clio Diputaci6n, poE Ia calle de San JoG6,
encontrar6 buenoH frescos depaTtamsntOs
precios limitadoB. Informara JoEe Ba.
zSn, Allen St. 81. Box 216 Is vs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13

ANUNCIO.-Se aTTienda vende una
heEmosa fnca compuesta de $50 cuerdas
de terreno, propias para Hiembra de cana,
tabaco etc. Est6 siturda & orillas de Ia
caEEetera de Aguadilla q Isabella, tiene ex
Celente aqua algunaS HiembraB de cafias.
Para mas informes Luis N. MaisonRVe,
FarmaceuticO, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
45 q. v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13

BosoEso &eIeE para
Hm1lsea, estGbIeeids
3@ic 81 plan americana
Eue D9EaOoinan Ias me-
ores fABsAliss &c Puer
ss Rlc c.
JueEcs > habitA-
clones que cOmpren.
AS2 desde el senciilO
&C. GALA, dormitorio Y
bAhO, hasts 81 p5sex-
SeuBO Do salA, . dog
U4toriOs y balio.
AdGpsase especial,
ene8 para 1amiliaB
Humer0gas y para a..
BXliaE oOrE6A.
CooiDA A&lA sspAMo1S.
Bery1a.1 9sDa6ol
RSlSss
n Rotsl mss frasas
GoNUSvA York.
Oentiene toAa olass
De a6alAntoa R9&aR.
R0A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13

Be VENDE barato I'M piano aIeman
On muy buen estado. San FranciEco 80
altos. 6v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-13

ss - R
Rsdsi qss hours1 co1 80
neis sI n ~ sa1 L1aI
podsmoa rsE1Flzaoa, prVE
= Psrua-4 8 - ~ts
Doa carlas AruIsrs,
Toaoe, PA
DuE Il. .Toso, RoossS.k.
1 - koEAisS. RsssA
HE m.siuI, Ruoss,RA
%hseiao haEEas Raas
GL sssl1s, Puaos, R.A
HG1s h RIia, ,Ronos, Pm,
" ,. 8auFi, Rones. P. =
D11 Saha 3. RIn1aT, -
J~Rh
n Esaldaan, ssA Jua4
%L GWgasu.A. So
49, 1c+Hug-
pss As.,.i. ~. n7o-
80 Ls;.s;s sL-A-~
p. ~ 9 ~ D-i'~E
DsA L9ig Fss nE4
mA
DsaJ. Gnk@, Eabs0
3. III
Da Ps1zs nslaA
pSa 2Zt4Rs NEgG- H =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

give 1t back. But / do want to see
what has become of it. If had anoth-
er fl .000-which I haven't would
like to give 1t to you. But can tell
from your jolly faces that the money
has been well spent.
Now I'm going to talk for only q
few minutes. l addressed four or five
thousand people in Richmond last
night in the worst hall ever spoke In,
and nearly lost all my voice, and I'm
not going to repeat the operation.
1T Is very interesting to me to see
With my own eyes the college which.
my great predecessor did so large
part in founding. 1t is a historic day.,
and I want to deliver to you some
small message before go. l want to
see that money spent so many years
ago in producing straightforward
young men. Whatever you be, be
Don't have anything
up your sleeve. and obviously don't
have anything up your sleeve. Be hon
est be square; be straightforward.
There Is a second thing: you must
have assense of humor. l have spoken.
In open-ail meetings in many places
and to many different people; hui T
could never have held their attcn.
tion for three-quarters OF an hour #
4 had not had a sense of humor. They
would have left me for the man on
the other corner. And say,,if you have
not sense of humor, then pray for.
IL. And a third thing: you must have
sympathy ii you want to have an .in-
fluence in your generation. There is
no use in the world for, the man who
has not sympathy in his heart. You
must feel for the man who has suf-
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fered loss, and you must sympathize
with the little child.
And If you want to have an In
4flucnce in your generation and be
a man. | will tell you in Washington
language: You must be without frills,
or as we say it.; don't put on any
side You must be simple; leave on
the frills, don't put on any side,
And then there is fifth thing I
want TO tell you Have faith. 1 sympa-
3thize with the man who has not faith
as for one who has suffered great
loss. But you, my young men, must
have faith in God, If you wish to be
known and remembered in your own
generation. Put all these things to-
gether. BE sympathizers and humble
and simple: be humorous, besympatlie-
tic, and have faith. SO will you be-
come manly men, and SO will you have
an Influence in your generation"
AS the bishop: finished not a sound
was heard until suddenly the stu
dents broke forth into tremendous
shout, and cheer after cheer rent the
air. q
Beaming with smiles, DR.. ingram
descended the steps, and the closely
ranked crowds gradually parted to
make way for him.
That's n new YELL" he laughed, as
they cheered again. "Bnt It's q, good
yell, my boys, and / like to hear. it,
He Went through them. patting
the boys on tho shoulders, shaking
hands with them, and telling them
they were a, Jolly crowd. and that lie
was glad he had come. Cheers rang
out for him again and again until he
f,f x.ie
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DR. MOMENT IS DEAD.
HAD LONG BEEN n.
Widely Known Raleigh Pastor
Dies After Illness OF Five
Weeks.
!. lspcclal IA The .TIlnes-pispatch

Especial TO The Tlmes-D ispatch.)
RALEIGH. NJ c., October 5.-Rev.
Alfred III. Moment, p. D., for the past
four years pastor OF the First Pros
lbyterian Church here, died this after
noon at 2:45 O'Clock, after an illness
of five weeks Of typhoid fever. Dr..
Moment was iifty-five years old. a ma
tive4o of Canada, and was educated at
Princeton Theological Semlnary.s He
served pastoral terms with z Spring
Street Church, New York City and
Westminster Church, Brooklyn. He
came to Raleigh In i 900. and consented
Ito do supply pastoral work for o.
while. His health steadily improved
here, and lie was prevailed upon to
accept tho pastoratc of the church, en-
dearing himself to the people OF all
denominations. He married IN New
York, and his wife died number OF
years ago. He is survived by an only
daughter, Miss julia Moment, who was
with him at the end.
The funeral will take place at 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon fromEthe
church he served so we'll as pastor.
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Him whose name Is above every name
the voice of our Master. s
All the world has looked at Him
from distance, but out of the great
crowd of humanity of soldiers, men of.
business, scholars, peasants, men and
#women-EIe calls US, one by one.
Come He says. lie lays His hand
upon us, Virtue goes out OF Him and
we arc regencrated. All things be-
come new. The face of the world it
changed. We have learnt devotion
Which no force cam overcome nppre-
hended. And we desire to sit at His
feet, to rest upon the mount, to rest
there. ButSthe same voice says Co.
And il we axe to keep Him In sight,
ares still, HeS vanishes, for He moves
away and we must follow. He says
Go as my ambassadors, not as mere
hcralds. Go to every land and every
race, Go and tell all men you have
seen Me. You know Me. You have
heard My voice and have felt My touch.
Go and tell by personal d experience
what great things ! have done for
t5thee.' * 75i| as.
'"rhis is the secret of all work OF
| the church, For this reason we came
to Virginia. There Is no land now into
1 which we have not penetrated. The
! highway must be made through every
i land that those blessed Feet may pass
on TO bless those for whom He died
/ We arc Just novices of His. We meet
other fathers and we have to cut then
down but not to destroy anything
but what is useless, All the best o.
4 the forest Is used for the track tt
! make the corduroy road, A voice
sounds behind us saying Go.
and we hasten to press on with the
II great highway, We make wrong SUR
{. Yeys; then we try again. But we have
mot done With the other work. si
Brothers. we servants of the Lord
hear--from beyond the hills; from,
shores far away in distant oceans, IN
me ffozen north, In tropical regions
d the voice Of the Master saying Come,
y HOW is thatR Because He is there
IsoII'y HIS form is yelled, There TIC
stands hidden Come, He says. Cons
anu unVeil Inc. walt for my people
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
NOTED BISHOP SPEAKS.
AT AFTERNOON SERVICE
Church Crowded Again When DR.. Montgomery De
a -liMered ALissnn;a d1lress.I I
Speaks---Sce at Evening in CT
ial from Staff CORRESPONDENCE

Especial from Staff Correspondence
q WILLIAMSBURG, VA, October S.
To the singing OF the professional,
Onward, Christian Soldiers" the af-s
ternoon services beganfu half-past 5
o'clock, with@the church packed from
the ch0ncel to tile doorway. Rows o (
chairs We're placed down the three.
aisles, hut even these We're insuffi-i
Gent, and people. anxious not to miss
1t, stood through the service. Through
the open windows one could see the
still greater crowd outside gathering
close 10 the building. and could hear
them taking part In the services. Fur
ther from the windows and doorways,
whore they could not be seen, they
could still be heard Joining in the
hymns and prayers: 1t was almost as
as the morning service. More
people gained admission, for there were
Eno cards, and they came in such num-
Ebers that the shigh-backed pews were
filled to oyerflowing and people stood
where there was hardly room to
breathe. 81
| Visiting delegates. both lay anc
4 clerical, We're present in great mum,
ibers. and there was nSlarger attend.
lance OF those who We're not directly
connected With the occasion
isishap Montgomery Speaks.
The evening prayer Was said by TIL,
lBlshop OF Massachusetts, ana Psalm
4 sd was read by the bishop OF Georgia
\ The lesson for the evening was take,
4 from Isaiah IS, which was read by TIN
REV. r. III. Mckim, ID. D.. and the Cree,
and prayers We're said By the Rlsnol
4 Of North Carolina, Hymn AIS 20, God
4 Our Help In Ages Part was sung, an,
y then Bishop Henry Hutchinson Mont
geometry, secretary of tho Society 70
1.-the Propagation of tho Gospel in For
eign Parts, mounted the pulpit to de
tIsliySer his address on mission work. Ill
i said;
There arc two words which seer
A 10 be Opposed, yet 10 the Ghrstia
a they are linked inalsaolutely. Tho
! arc come u,ld go
4 lave given you the order i
i which they must be placed,
The same once speaks the voice a