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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

CLARK. Bedford; Albert Cox. Adair: w. r.
Cox, Logan; Thomas Davis, Audubon; r.
Packer, PRESCOTT G. w. Gray, Corning
William Grimes. Manila; A. r. Haas, Ting
way. Manning: y. NJ Harndon. Audubon.
q. W. Hicks, Creston; Harry Hilton, Ma.
vern; Charles w. Hunt Logan; 8. n.
DAMN; Martin Kjer, Fiscus; william NC
Bride. Dow City; George ". McNaughL
Glidden; 1 A. Names, Charter Oak; =. y.
Mechant Carroll; Edward Mills, Red Oak
n. NJ. Miller. Mt. Ayr: John II. Mullen.
Nillisca; A A Nelson. Brayton; George
zen, Sohh sl o5eenneio; - -
rinda: ]. shingledecker, Ross. +. q.
smeltzger, Creston; A b. Snyder, Creston;
Jamaica; o. b. Train, Audubon: A. ID.
TwoFcod. Tanesboro; Amos Weatherby,
Dunlap. Thomas Weideman, Red Oak; J.
J. y. Wise. Nodaway; Herman wunder.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

cAsTELLkNE FILES AN APPEAL
Count viii Take Order of Divorce
from wife before Higher
Court.

PARIS, Feb S.--The rumor that Count
BOni de Castellane had appealed from the
decision OF the courts last November grant
ing a divorce to his wife. who was Miss
Anna Gould Of New York. is confirmed
The period under the French procedure in
which such appeal can be made expires
February H. and the notice Of appeal en-
tered in behalf Of the court prevents the
decree from becoming definite on that date
thereby keeping alive Count Boni's hope Of
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10


First Presbyterian church. Rev. Marcus
p. Mcclure. minister. Preaching services
at 1880 q m. theme. "The Divine Call for
Re-enforcements In the Conquest OF the
World for Christ Bible school at II m
Young peoples service at $50 p. m. sub
sect. Noah" VIII Blanchard, leader
Evening service at 7:S0 theme 2 "A Mans
Faith Seen In His Work" Miss Davis will
sing special numbers at both morning and
evening service. Mid-wesk service wednes-
day at 7:SO p. m.
First Congregational church. Rev. DIR. o.
o. Smith. pastor. Morning service at 1890
Evening services at O'Clock. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 7:6 Sunday
school at. noon. The pastor viii be in his
pulpit In the morning service. At the
O'Clock vespers Prof. Proven symons and
choir win sivs musical service
Broadway Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. James O'May. pastor. Class meeting
at >1e O'Clock Preaching morning and
evening By the pastor. Morning topic.
The Songs OF the PsaImists-" Evening
topic. The Pathology OF SIM Epworth
league at s:so. Al the Sunday school ses-
sion there Will be a special musical and
literary sesEion. The anniversary Of
Abraham Lincoln's birthday win be the
topic OF the service. Special music by the
Sunday school orchestra and the primary
department p
First Christian church. Rev. W. B. Glenn
mer. pastor Regular services both morning
and evening. Bible school at s;S a. m.
Meeting OF Christian Endeavor society at
$50 .. m. Subject Of morning sermon.
The Shining Ones
West End Christian chapel, Broadway
and Thirty-hfth street Bible school at
8 p M Preaching at 7:sO p. m by Rev.
w b. Clemmer. Sermon subject. why
Am What Am" This will be the clos
ing service of the weeks revival meetings
The hymns and sermon win be illustrated
with Etereopticon pictures.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist. viii hold
services at II a m in the auditorium OF the
public library building. Subject of the les
son sermon viii be Soul" Sunday school
At l1as .. M hnd the regular mldweel
testimony meeting "Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock.
Second Presbyterian church. Rev Grant
b. Wilder. pastor. Preaching services at
1850 q. m. and ESQ p. m. : Morning sermon
subject. "optimism;s evening subject, Per
sonal Influence" Sunday sohool at neon
and meeting OF Young Peoples society at
S:S p m At the evening service Mrs.
Lydia w. Smith OF rekamah. Neb., viii
lead a chorus choir and sing a solo. Afiss
Grace Heisssr Win also lead sunbeam
choir.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10


These transfers were reported 70 The Bee
February 9. BY the Pottawattaznie County
Abstract company OF Council Bluns;
J. w. Lynn to Pau p. PIatz. lots L
"A 5. 6 Z. and east 50 chs OF
0s A sSa Ssr. sSs e e Cant SHa lSss
Govt. lots 5 and 1. and accretions in
csaTlssS 5estS az and wife to william
Hi, lots ) and 4 In block u. in
Mullins sub. IN Council Bluffs. Ia,
George II. nayns ana wife to q. r.
Barth. lots 8 and Z. n block l0 IA
Morningsids add. to Council Bluffs.
Kstksrsns Bsits and husband 10 Nfs.
Anna Shriyers. lot 8 IN block n IN
BSyliss 4 falmeTs add. 70 Council -.
Vincent Battin and wife To Nelson
oibes. lot N block 4 IN Park add
Interstate Really company 10 Ellen
G. wlhsrE lot II. n block ia N
Evans Cd Bridge add. 70 Council
Arthur ooOdner ana wsfs To- sSiomon
Sooaner; part nwh n~A S-7s-tA -.
5ar,.sn La, -, NJ ;;;s "'
ford. lots and A IN block s in Ben
sons ID add 70 Council Buns. Ia.
W. \. ciiaord ana wife to +, J. Day i'
lots and 4 In block s In Benson's
"A ada. @ Council Bluns. la, v a.. 10
MARY l. ENcrcll 20 May MckODert.
lot 1 IN block 4 In Central sub, in
Council Biuffs. Ia, " d............ 80
County treasurer 20 George II. Wayne,
LOT ~ IN block "a IN Galssburg add
e Council Blurs. Ia. 4 d...-,-.A-., /
Ada q Wadden ana husband %
leonard Everett. XXI, lots l. 2
I and 3 In block IA in Highland
Place. l0e 8 N block lA and lot ~
IN block IL ~ Beer's sub, and lot s
IN block IN Dens0n's % add. 10
Council Bluefs Ia. nv d...-.....-....
J. D. Ednundson and wife to Omaha.
= Council Blutfs a Suburban Railway
company, part 81 nWA L-st-tA a..
County treasurer 20 George H Mayne.
lot L IN block n. Ia Galesburg add.
% -Councii BLUFFS. Ia. d.....-......- u
County treasurer 20 George n Mayne,
LOT I. In block ~ in Galesburg add
- coaneu Rllrnz. Ia. d.--s-.-..-... 81
F1ftssn transfers total. 81 40
Bay wak0vsr shoes ana set a . value
ZEE ~ q A Pierce q CO
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10


The sealed verdict returEed al a late
hour Friday might by the district court
jury In the suit OF Henry c. Dreyer against
the Omaha a Council Blans Railway and
Bridge company. Shen opened By Judge
fhorneh yesterday morning. was found to
be IN favor OF the defendant company
Dreyer sued for 500 damages for the al
legged flooding OF his land near Lake
Manawa, caused. II was claimed, By the
damming OF Mosquito creek by the de-
PENDANT company. While the Amount in
volved was not large. a number OF other
similar suits. Il IL said depended upon the
result OF this one. The trial occupied
nearly the entire week.
The trial OF the $500 personal iaiury
damage suit OF Levi Hunt against the 49,
nngton railroad was begun yesterday
morning. Hunt. who was formerly In the
employ OF the defendant company as bag
gage man. was injured At LINCOLN, Neb,
while handing baggage A trunk fell on
him and as a result OF his injuries he had
70 undergo an operation. He also claims
that As a result OF the accident, which. Il
is alleged. was caused by negligence OF
the e0mp4ny's trAinmen, he has been In
cApaeitAted from heavy work.
The following third Assignment OF Law
cases was made yesterday afternoon By
Judgr Thornell:
Monday. February li-Hunt against Chi
eago. burlington Quincy Railway Com
psny; Sgnoram against kandlett
Company against Owens; HaTie-HaAs Drug
Company against Purdy-
wednesday, February n-Everett against
o@psaS cSssIsS h hss s sa.s H s.scS
THURSDAY. February is-Fsrrls against n
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Hrmnn WIN Hold omee.

OTTAWA. Ont. Feb Sir WlIfried
Lauier read to Parliament yesterday a
telegram from Charles Hyman. who is now
at Coronado, Cal. Withdrawing his resigna-
ton as minister Of public works and stat
ing that he expects TO be back in Ottawa
in few days in restored health. Mr..
Hyman has resigned his seat in London on
account OF recent disclosures and viii again
run in that constituency.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
Iowa Hermit Found Dying.

WEBSTER CITY. Ia. Feb. ESPECIAL
Telegram I'D Lemke, an aged hermit ana
miser. worth probably 100000 was found
this morning under a dirty shanty In
hole dying of starvation and cold. He had
crawled In the hole to escape severe
weather. He has a son in Chicago and a
daughter In Des Moines He lives a mile
east OF this city alone and in deep woods.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
Funa- for HunEry Russians.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. s-An imperial
decree issued today provides for the issue
OF Ss.0oo.Ooo In 4 per cent state rentes 10
meet the famine relief expenses and the
urgent extraordinary expenditure as shown
IN the budget statement
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
Iowa banker Stricken.

WEBSTER CITY. Ia, Feb. s.-tspecial
TeiegrAm-l-w. q worthington. aged 81 a
banker and large land owner. suffered a
stroke of paralysis this morning. He owns
stock In many Iowa banks He Is likely
20 die.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

Of paint perfection. Built OF selected in
gradients, thoroughly mixed by men keen
for their business. these wood and metal pro-
tectors and perservers are the acme Of all
that is good IN colors You'll find the same
state of affairs as regards our lire Of
varnishes. Prices are right. Jensen q
Nicolsisen. 2Ss Broadway. Tel. Bell. Black
SIS: Ind, eo5 Black
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
French Rohher Taken.

PARIS. Feb. s-The police arrested the
ringleader OF a gang Of fifty criminals who
have tefrorized the Department OF Pes de
Calais and the Belgian frontier for two
years. committing thousands OF rObberies
and murders.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

reaching an agreement until the appeal Is
finally decided.
The notice does not state the grounds %
the appeal and probably several months
viii eiapse before the matter comes up
before the courts
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
All But Two of Them Are Outside of
CRunrfl UfuRa

All But Two of Them Are Outside of
Council BfuRs.
J. Brown. the saloon crusader from the
state OF Carrie Nation was to the fore
yesterday with another batch Of saloon
Injunction suit notices. which he filed with
Sheriff Canning. OF the eleven filed yester-
day nine Of the suits are against saloon
keepers in the country towns while the
other two are IN the city
The following are the saloon men who
received attention from Mr.. Brown yester-
day:
H. J. Hesley. Fred Prizes. August Raven.
Peter Schwensohm, Minden Kennealy a
Davis Heller & Van Hevel. Nicola: NJ
Kempkes. McC1ellRnd. Wtlmott 4 Bennett
Underwood; Max Meyer a Co, Treynor;
r. H Welsh, South Main street, city: Gus
Wendlzndt. South Main street, city.
New assortment elk teeth Jnst received
At Lenert's, reliable jeweler. He will
mount them any way you may wish
Walkoverr shoes are FOR sale In town. 8.
A. Pierce 4 Co. have them.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
ELEVEN MORE ON BROWNS LIS

waIkover shoes viii please you Try q
pair-ss.so and o.. s. A. Pierce CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

SIX Others Are Rescued After Impris-
Oned Several Hours.
BOONE. Ia. Feb. San explosion IN the
Eclipse, mine today killed P. A. TurnelL
Six other men were imprisoned several
hours, but were rescued uninjured.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
Wreck in Nova ecotia.

HALIFAX. n. g.. Feb. s.-rwo persons
are reported killed and seven injured In
collision on the Halifax q South Shore
railway near Malone Junction
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

CENTRAL FLOUR. si05 PER. sACE
EVERY SACK WARRANTED. CENTRAL
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET
PHONES -
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

Knewentz one-piece collsr-buttons In
gold plate and solid gold. all shapes, at
Leffert's. reliable jeweier.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

Have you seen the 1907 styles in Walk
over shoesf s. A. Pierce & Co. sell them.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
Marriage Licenses.

walkover shoes. $3.50 and y. S. A Pierce
& Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
PAsr WEEK IN BLTFFs SOCIETY

waIkover shoes are for sale in town s.
A Pierce 4 Co. have them.N
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

Now Is the time TO make your wants
hn0wn through The Bee Want Ad Pass.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

Do your eyes blurr-pain your Does your
vision dim9 II so 30 to Jeffert's and get
a pair OF perfect fitting spectacles.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
neaI lHstafe Transferu.

Buy wAlkessr sAOes ana set a $ value
for - 8. A P1eros CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

This week the handy fruit ana vegetable
siicsr for &c. for cutting plain outings ana
shoestrings- See Il In our window swains
Aaurer. sSs-SSs w. broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
Federal Jurora Dravn.


Grand and petit juries for the spring
term OF United States court. which win
open IN this city March r. were drawn
yesterday me grand jury viii report on
March II and the petit jury on March II.
They are as follows;
Grand Jurors-F r Blair. Creston;
Charles Bonner. NevinVille; J. 7. Carey,
DenisOn; c. S. Grouse, Prescott: A. T..
Curry, DenisOn; ~ C. Dolly, Dunlap; Au-
gust FIOburg, Esgexi Thomas b Ford.
Defiance; H. l. Harvey, Logan; Frank
aogue. Tngiey; J. G. Howard. Extra
George b. LathrOp. Elliott: W. P. Leech.
Harlan: John Olson. Pacific Junction. J. n.
PerigO. Glidden: James Record. GienwoOd,
O. Y. Remmsrs. Red Oak; b +. Roberts.
Dunlap; A J. Stewart. Diagonali s. W. W.
Straight. Atlantic; u. W. Sutherland. Man
uing. Howard Tedford. At. Ayr; Frank
kinnage. Brooks: William Welcher. Fonta-
Modale. f'a+
Petit Junors-A. n. Bserls. Harlan: p. \.
bevlns. Corning; ", %, Blakemore. John
Eoardman. Pertemouth; n. = Boyer. sta
ham John II. Brocklesby. Vail; Sr6n J.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

linois Central Railway Company; State
against Beadle-
Monday. February Ie-kannoyer against
Omaha a Council Bluns street Railway
Company.
Tres5ay. February estate against Smith
tepeciaD.
Wednesday. February 10-state against
Loser. ct al.
Thursday. February 7i-Rief against Ne
braska Telephone Company, et al especially
ROBERT BURNS 10c CIGAR. OLD
TINES 80 AND, sPIHSA loc CIGAR. MA
LoNEY CIGAR CO.. DISTRIBUTORS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA.
waIkOver shoes. $3.50 and a. 6. A. Pierce
q CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
Matters An District Court.

Have you seen the 1917 styles in walk
over snoesf s. A Pierce q Co sell them.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

The largest line Of lax Solid gold collar
pins in the west, at LeHert's- Reliable
jewellers.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SCRAP
IRON, METALS AND RUBBER By J.
KATEIAGAS. sos MAIN ST. PHONE go
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
BOY ACCIDENTALLY KILLS MOTHER

walk0ver shoes win please you. Try I
pair-s2.50 and 81 8. A. Pierce a CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

Lenert's watch repair department win
give your watch better attention than else
where The most skilled wOrkmOn en-
pioyed. We cater for high class work.
IAffert's, reliable 5eweler.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10
Is Playing with Loaded Gun when IL
IL Discharged.

Is Playing with Loaded Gun when IL
in Discharged.
Mrs. c. J. Christoierson, wife OF q Hazel
Dell township farmer. living near Crescent.
was instantly killed about noon Yesterday
by the accidental discharge OF shot gun
in the hands OF her s-year-old son. charian.
The boy had been playing In store
room. where he found the gun. which hap
pened TO be loaded. He took the gun out
on the porch onto which the room opened
and In some manner the weapon was ais
charged. the load passing through the
kitchen window and striking the child's
mother. who was working over the stove
just inside the window. in the head, kiiling
Der Instantly.
Mira chrtstoffsrson was 20 have ceie-
brated her 10Th birthday anniversary to-
day. Besides her husband ana son. Char
Ian. she leaves a babe about = year old.
Coroner Treynor was notified and after
investigating the circumstances OF the
tragedy decided that an inquest was un-
necessary.
The funeral will be held Monday morning
AZ II O'Clock from the HaEel Dell church
and intsrment win be In Hazel Den csms-
terry.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

waIkover' shoes are FOR sale In town. I
A Pierce q Co. have them.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

wAIkOver shoes ss5O ana a. s. A Pierce
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

N. Z. Plumbing GO. rel "a Night. co.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

WALK OVER sHoEs-THE PRICE AL
WAYS sso AND a. you CAN GET
THEM or s. A. PIERCE 4 CO. BROAD
WAY AND MAIN STREET.
Clock repairing. o. Mauthe. - ".
B'way.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-10

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday to
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Georuetown News.

s.
Georgetown, April 10.-Mr and Mrs
John Walsh spent Sunday at the Mar
tin Sullivan home.
Martin Sullivan is on the sick list
j. F. McGrath spent Saturday nign,
with his cousin, Thomas O'Neil.
Matthew Walsh of Abba visited
Sunday with his cousin, Dan Hurry
MIR. and Mrs. M. Hurry ware Albie
visitors Saturday
Rev. P. j. Gaule was an Abba visit
or Wednesday.
Edward Hines transacted business
in Melrose Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Judge spent Sat-
urday in Abba.
Miss Bid Burns visited day at the
William Judge home last week.
Mrs. Walsh spent Saturday night
with her sister, Miss Elizabeth Flat
terry.
Matt Walsh transacted business ir
Tyrone Wednesday and Thursday.
The L. A. to A. o. H., will meet III
Georgetown Sunday, April IA.
Mrs. William Hurry spent Thursday
at the Michael Hurry home.
John Sullivan is visiting at the home
of his father Martin Sullivan, il
Georgetown.
Mrs j. Sullivan and daughter, Ter.
esa. who were visiting at the Johr
O'Connor home, returned to theil
home in Charlton Saturday
John Quinn is dangerously iii at THU
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w. H. ChiIds & Co.
5s5 Church st.
South OttumWa.

cut first out and go straight to sec
ond. Bob Ingersoll did that. He had
no faith, but had hope. Some people
cut it from home in the wrong direc-
ton. You're out.
This is wonderful age. wouldns .
be surprised If some morning should
wake up to find Thomas "A. Edison had
invented some electro scoot in which
you could get in here and be in San
Francisco two hours before you start
ed-difference in time you know. |
wouldn't be surprised if he invented
an electro huggo- graphic squeezed kis-
so-phone before which a loye-lorn
swain could stand here and spoon with
his sweetheart in Ottumwa or Des
Moines with all the joy and pleasure
that emanates from the aforesaid con-
dition at close range.
'You know man has been likened t.
a seventy-year clock that runs doWn
and will have to be wound up at the
resurrection. like to picture such
scene as that would be. There is the
Roman Catholic church with Its state
illness and pomp, the Episcopalian with
it's ceremony. Then here's clock that
doesn't start at first and the Lord oils
the wheels and sandpapers the rust
away, but it doesn't rise from the
grave until suddenly with a great
whoop it jumps out, hundred feet IN
the air and starts off like lightning
That's the Methodist church.
Then here's another. 1t starts off
very slowly, but mounts to a pulpit
and in serious tone begins to preach
fore ordination and destinations
That's the Presbyterian.
"Then here's another. 1t gets start
ed, and rattles off at high speed,
Brethren. the only hope Of salvation
lies in the acceptance Of Jesus Christ
and the only baptism is by immersion
Whoop!" (and here Sunday threw his
foot over the piano. Knocking off his
present shouted with laughter at the
mimicking and antics Of the evange-
list, and Rev. w. H. Belts, pastor of
the Christian church, leaped to his
feet and grasped Sundays hand. AS
the evangelist had initiated each
church he turned to the pastors of the
various churches present for good
laugh.
"The first time ever heard of
Fairfield,y said Sunday before last
nights sermon, was twelve years ago
Ottumwa. He's chief dispatcher, you
know, on the Burlington, and / led
him and Capt. Stewart, the superinten-
dent, to Jesus Christ twelve years ago.
Charley told NE that Fairfield was the
best little town on the O., and Charley
ought to know if anybody does.
And yet, with all that reputation,
you are measley on collections. Why.
if I'd bring a couple of pugs here Tor
a fight you'd give one, five or ten dol
lars a ticket to see 'em 60 Why they
can take 'em clear out to Nevada
where they can't raise a disturbance
without irrigation and people will just
flock to it. Yet you people won't give
a decent sized collection Cor the cause
of Jesus Christ"
Tuesday Afternoon.
over six hundred were present when
Rev. Sunday began to preach yester-
day afternoon at the tabernacle. He
chose his text from Jeremiah WIS,
Your iniquities have turned away
these things and your sins have with
holden good things from you"
Jeremiah came as prophet to the
Jews. Jeremiah was afraid of no man.
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HENRY MILLER DIES.
Prominent Van Buren, County Man
Passes AWAY aA

Prominent Van Buren, County Man
Passes Away.
Bonaparte, April 10.-Henry Miller,
aged 70 years. died very suddenly at
his home north of town Monday morn
ing. Mr. Miller has been resident
in this vicinity for the past forty
years. The funeral services were held
at his late home this afternoon and
interment took place In the Bonaparte
cemetery
Chapter A. b, P. E. g., was enter
tanned Monday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. r. E.. Meek. In ll6nor of the
day the rooms and luncheon tables
We're beautifully decorated with flags.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Israel entertained
a party Of friends at cards MondsR
evening In honor Of Frank Jenkins tlf
Billings, Montana
Ed Pero left Monday for his home
in Portland, Oregon.
Carl Weber Of Keokuk is making \
short visit at the Robert Meek
home.
Frank Turnquist of Eldon was the
friend of guests here yesterday.
Miss Agnes Foster has returend to
her home in Milton, after "a visit with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Eich.
Mrs. George Eahr went to Cedar
Rapids yesterday to attend the photo
graphers' convention.
Jonas Hagey of Davenport visited
friends here Monday and Tuesday.
Joseph Wiley of Mt. Zion was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Fred Millet of Chicago was a Bon
aparte visitor yesterday.
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WEIGHS BUT 4s POUNDS.
Little Man at Stockport is Interesting
MIDGET.

Stockport, April 1o.-stockport has
midget, little man by the name of
Harry Lyon, born and raised near here
and well know to everyone Of their
citizens. Harry is nearly seventeen
years of age. but he is as small as a
10y Of seven or eight and has appar-
emily reached his full stature
At his birth Harry was fine. large
baby, and promised to grow into man
Of more than ordinary size His par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Lincoln Lyon, were
both tall and well formed people, and
his brothers and sisters grew up ma.
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i /. n
He feared God. who had promised the
Jews rain, joy. peace, prosperity and
victory, besides numberless other
blessings il they would obey Him. Did
God never intend to fulfill these prom
ises, or had He made promises that
never were to be fulfilled? No, the
Jews disobeyed God, so he sent the
draught instead Of rain, strife instead
of peace, sorrow instead of joy.
Millions are strangers to the high
er Christian experience. Religion with
one-half the people of today is largely
theoretical instead of experimental
1t cuts no ice whether you have been
baptised, immersed or sprinkled, God
will take care of that. People today
don't know what it is to be kept from
sin.
God in times gone by divided the
Red Sea, raised Christ from the dead,
destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah. Has
He lost Ills power? No.. The failure
self-exaEination. Prayer. honest,
conscientious prayer costs too much.
That's the reason we don't get much
cut of 1t
4 1.-THE best society in the world today
Is not tho card playing set, but the
Christian people.
God wants instant obedience. not
merely a resolution to do what he tells
you, but he wants you to do it,"
shouted Sunday. There are only two
ways, thou shalt, and thou shalt not
Give yourself wholly. unreservedly to
God. Don't say. God. Til only give
a little of myself, for want to go TO
some pink tea
God will take out of your life all
that you should be ashamed of and
put into your life all that you should
be or do. Bring all your weaknesses
and the Lord will help you. God will
do wonderful things for you if you will
just let him