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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
LA REINA MARGARITA

Losoos de La Huree braon dos ascuas pero Co
commas engofado ell e juego apercibio de clio
-Haceos, conde haCeos, dijo La Mole aunque e medic
porque ha vendO la voCacon singular era ben recbdo
nosotros.
Coconas rasc6 la cabeza hacienda gestos, dijo;
81 estuvee de que provee de ahios
responde que porQue rancamente engo gran aici0n
la msa sobre todo desde que e rcy a ella
-Ademas religion tan bella, dijo La Mole tan
senClla, tan pura
" sobe odo que esta de moda dio Coconnas da suere
juego porque evcme e dablo no hay ell Is baaja
mas que para sin embargo examine desde que
empezado jugar que jugdis gaad que aGs
pas por fuerza depende de la religion.
Me debes es ecudos mas dijo tranqulamene La Mole
All! como me entais! dio Cocomas, y nochc no
quedo conento del sedor de Gusa
-Oue hares
Pedos manana que pcsenteia rey de Navarro: no
enga cudado lego hacere hugonote sert mas hugonote
que Lutero que Cano que Meancho que odo reforms
de la terra.
-Slehco do La Mole yais amalqustaos con posadeo
OH es verdad dio Coconnas miranda Ia cocina Pero
escucha esa demasiado ocupado nomento
Pues qu6 hace djo la Mole que desde sito 40 poda
vero
-Habla l6veme el diablo sino es Ell
-Quen?
Aquela epecie de ave nocturna con ouen hababa Va
cuando hemos gado hom5re de la ropa amarillo de capa
parda Paez ICON que calor 10 ona! En- ded maese La
Huriere, raas acaso de political
Tan energco impcroso fue c gesto con quc
respond6 La Huriere que pea de ae6n al bo
renta, Coconnas Sc levant6 Sc dirgi6 haca t
Que os pasa? preguno La Mole
Ped acaso cabalero? dio La fIurere rogicndo Vi
Coonnas ahoa os 10 evan Gregoro pom
les vino los senores
Y acercindose 4 su DIDO le dio
Siencio scncio yuea vida despcdios dc vuestro
Companero,
La Hurere estaba pado hombre de Ia roplla anna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
0TRAS AOT|C|AS
Rer uncia de IN guardia de
penales. -Juic'o en- Ia Cor
te de Mayagdez.
CRRCEL De GuAYAMA
Las festss de caroaval en- La
res. --Multa impuesta por.
Ia Corte Municipal.

Augusta Martinez ha renun-
ciado el cargo dc guardia de pena-
les por hallarse enfermo.
Don Ricardo Mesorana, ha
sido nombrado director de la banda
municipal de Mayagiiez.
Sc ha visto Ell la Corte de
Distrito de Mayagiez el juicio con-
ira Sebastian Leon, de San German,
por atentado q la vida Ell la persona
de Bernardo Rodriguez. Ell jtlrado
no pudo ponerse de acuerdo en- el
veredicto disolviGndose.
I'll jurado que act1a en- la
Corte de Mayagiiez, ha dictado TN
veredicto dc culpabilidad contra Jo-
Sc Soto Mendez, acusado dc aten-
tado a la vida de Magdaleno Rios. I
-El Ayuntamiento de Maya
guez trata de crear una plaza de
veterinario de aquel municipio.
-Ha muerto Ell esta ciudad,
dona Ana Maclarants, viuda de
Gonzalez.
-Procedente de la carcel de
Distrito de Guayama ingreso aver
Ell el Preside Departmental el in
dividuo Pedro Alicea, condenado q
80 aiios de prision por asesinato en-.
primer grado,
La Corte Municipal impuso
aver manana IS de multa 6 diez
! dlas de carcel a Jose Acosta Vaz-
quez, que agredi6 ell la calle
del Sol a>Aniceto Rivera por celos
de Cayetana Soto.
En- las 6estas del carnava
organizadas ell Lares, ha sido ele-
gida reina la senorita Rosita Vile
! LA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
ASUNTOS DIVERSOS
Un nino herido. - Personals
asistidas en- Ia Sala de So.
corros en- el dia &c aver.
EN- LlBERTAD
Intento &c suicide. -Csusa
por seduction. M atrimo
Mo de las parties.
EN- LIBERTAD

I'm niiio dc nombre Fernall-.
do Jimenez, dando saltos aver Ell
los alrededores del aCirco Jordanp
sufri6 la fractura completa del ct-
bito y radio ell SUI terCio inferior del
antebraz9 derecho. Dicha fractura
fue calihcada de grave.
Aver fueron asistidos ell la
sala de socorros Juan Herrera,
herido por un vidrio ell la palma de
la mano izquierda; Francisco Jime
nez, de herida contusa sobre el de-
do meilique de la mano derecha y
Genaro Doninguez de herida incisa
Ell el tercio inferior del antebrazo
izquierdo.
-En Guayama atento contra
la vida el individuo Heraclio de la
Cruz, de ohcio conhtero. Sc lie 81
que el proceso correspondence.
-Estanislao Marcano, que fu6
procesado por seduction, ha side
puesto Ell llbertad por haber con
traido natrlnonlo con la ofendida
Han sido puestos ell libertaC
| Antonio Rodriguez, Julian Pizarro
Jose Ramos ! Francisco Rivera, de
| tlumacao; Pedro Garcia, de Qua
yama; y Jacinto Paradis, de Maya
guez,
-Tambien han sido puesto:
en- hbertad, por orden de la CortC
de Distrito dc Humacao, Juan San
tos y Pauline Monge, quienes s.
Isegula causa por escalamlento. Est;
fu& sobreseida.
I'll juez de paz de Naguab'
ha puesto a disposition del munich
pal de Humacao d Gregorio Rosa
Iotros, acusados de hurto de memo
cuantia.
ARRIENDO.--Se admiten pre-
lposicioues de arrieado de la cas-
altos y bajos, San Justo numero 5:
frente Gonzalez Padin Hermano>
Iquienes iniormaran. 13-
| Bka' GKAI1S.- cualquier pu,
iblo St envia gratis el catdlogo dc o;
Ikams, Noting y Co., 81 Sc envian !
lcentavos eli sellos para el franqueo
! INaNaez y Otero, Box 81 san Juai
iP. X. tQuiere usted hacer un regal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
NOT|C|AS G[NERDL[S
Banquete en- Guajata .-E1
treu que conduce a Ia conf
tiva ofcial descar ia.
INCeND'O MALIClOSO
Varl2s condemns I'll tenor
Sauchez Richard. FL xDla
sangrlento de Russia. >

-Desde Quebradillas, comuni-
co aver tarde el coroncl Hamill, de
la pollcla insular que el tren cspe-
cial que conducia al gobernador, al
secretario de Puerto Rico y a las CO.
misiones de delegados y consejeros
con objcto de inaugurar la via de
Isabella a Aguadilla, descarril6 por
dos veces, sin que afortunadanente
ocurrriera desgracia alguna.
VA IN Fl, CLUB de i. Kchrhahn
y Co.. 28 San Francisco, Sc veudcn dos
relojes de ORC cada semana, entire GO
socios, abonando So. so s1.oo sema-
nal. La Ultima semana obtuvo unc
don Juan Ruiz, socio nun. 80.
Sc lie instruye proceso Ell Isa
bella a Bienvenido Perez, por incen,
dio malicioso ell la residencia de dor
Angel Polanco: FL acusado fut
sorprendido en- molnentos Ell que
trataba de cometer el delito.
-Gregorio Pagan Lopez lla ST.
do declarado culpable de homicide
voluntario por el Jurado que actus
! ell la Corte dc Distrito de Arecibo
III" Sc NENDEN 8 arriendan e1
: Caguas 24o cuerdas de terreno propia.
! para cualquicr uso agricola. Las Ii;
de atravesar la linea del ferrocarril d,
San Juan Caguas. Sc vendc cl ga
nado que pasta ell elias. lniormara
ENRIQUE FERNANDEZ. III. alt.
Juan Morales Duran ha sid,
sentenCiado por la Corte de Distrit
dc Ponce, a dos amos y scis mese
de preside con trabajos forzados
por el delito de hurto mayor.
I'll tenor seiior Sanchez Ri
! chard proyecta c9lebrar un concie1
to Ell Manatl, ayudado por distin
,'guidos elementos de aquel pueblo
, III sGnor Richard sc encuentra Y
mejorado de la enfermedad que
impedia cantar,
Hoy celebra el eIemento obr,
70 universal el "Dia Sangrientoo d
Russia,
Reg"PARA carreras de caballo
vendcn reloies especiales Q contador,
de quintos de segundos 4 81. 10, $50
$1,000 y SII.oo, porte pago, los seii,
res +. Kehrhahn y co., San Jual
Puerto Rico. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
AOTAS CUB|OSAS
Censo de las estrellas. Mt
nero de estrellas rercepti-
: bles a simple vista.
CONSUME OE ARROZ
en- los Estados Ucidos. = En-
el Jap6n. -Futura fecundi-
dad de las gallinas.
Sc calcula que el nti1nero

Sc calcula que el ntilnero de
estrellas que sc pueden percibir to-
das las noches a simple vista ascien-
de a clnco millones, Simon New
comb calcula que Il numero total
de aStroS, cuya eXistencia podemos
'calcular por nuestraS relacione5 oin-
tcr-astraleso, es de alrededor de Glen
|millones. Pero el astr0nomo ingles
Gore opina que solo tenemos prue-
bas de la eXistencla de scsenta Y
|cuatro mllloneS cIento ocllenta \
|cuatro mil setecientos cincuenta y
siete astros.
En- los Eslados Unidos = eI
consume del arroz es de seis libras
anuales por cabeza. En- el Japon e>
dc treScientas libras anuales; en- al,
gunas provlnclas de la India llega d
trescientas cincuenta. Sc dice que
el arroz, como aIimento principal
hace debiles a los pueblos; sin EN-
barge, tqui6n puede Greer ESQ como
ciendo a los japoneses?
I'll Boletin de Ia Secrctari,
dc Agriculture dc los l+stados Uni
dos, dice que por medic dc los ira
bajos que ahora Sc hacen en es,
sentido, antes de cincuenta amos la.
Egallinas norteamericanas pondral
doce hucvos mas cada alio y all
mentaran Ia riqueza del pals el
!cincuenta mlllones de dollars anua
| les
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22

ClOIl,
Sin operacio1les.
BUQUES ANUNCIADOS
Vapor espaiiol Ealpanf,u, sa-
lio de Barcelona para esta con las
escalas intermedias el 10 del CO.
rriente,
Vapor noruego HloodFeld sa-
li6 de Montevideo directo para este
puerto el 6 del corriente.
Vapor americana Caracas sal
dra para New York el 2.5 del CO.
rrlente.
Vapor espahol Juan hoxgas sal
dra de Barcelona el IS de Febrero
para el Mediterraneo, San Juan,
Santiago de CUBA, Habana, Guam
tanamo, ManzaniIlo y New Orleans.
Vapor espanol M0Ate0iaf0 esta
aqul procedente de Espafla el I8
del cornente.
Vapor espanol BHen0S AireS.
Sc aguArda dc un dia a otro pro-
ceuen.e oe Colon y escalas.
Vapor americana 4Tkadla, -
Salio ue N. Orleans para tsta el 15
del CoIrlcnte.
Vapor americana RdiladePAia
Con destino a este puerto salio de
New York el Io del actual.
ENTkADAS
DE la isla goleta Rlm,do Rm;
y Mar2a AytaA, ell lastre.
SALIDAS
! Para la isla goletas Petra y
GMlermito, con carga.
! BUQUES I'm PUERTO
=! TRAVESIA
| l. W. dyer, pondiente.,
| EthelN Dylstoa, descargando
CIo, ~ H., c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
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EDlOTO

(Conflnua0dn dc Ia bdgina ~
pa la Corte dc Distrito de Huma-
Gao, Ell la calle dc Santa Rosa y Sc
advierte que eI pago del precio de
la venta ha de hacerse al contado Ell
moneda americana,
Humacao l9dc Enero de 1907.
.ingNSfo ortiz,
Marshal District Court,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
SECC|ON MERCANT|L
Notas comercIa|es De San Juan

CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS
Banco Territorial y Agricola
500.
ACCIONEs
Banco de Puerto Rico S25a 26.
Banco Territorial S23 a "a.
Banco Popular $40 a II.
AZUCAR.-Para la exporta-
ci6n.
Sin operaciones.
BUQUES ANUNCIADOS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22

PRlNGlPALES ARllCULOo
Arroces: De partido a Jap6n.. a
IS.
Idem valenciano de 81 a 6A
por extreme de classes.
Ajos de IS ctvs. a 40.
Bombones de $6H al.
Bacalao $7H.
Sardinas ahumadas a Ia ctvs,
Cebollas espaiiolas S4
Idem americanas $2H.
Garbanzos $4A az.
Habichuelas Americanas colo
radas largas Sc. Blancas america
mas N.
Harina de trigo $4.25 a 81,
Idem de maiz a $5A.
Jamones $40 a1o1z.
Jabon Rocamora S5A, ameri-
no, S2H y 4H.
Aro..4ooo eot/6 o. ar II :, o.,
u
Mantequilla de SIC a 20.
Pasta del pals S5.25 a 4.5o.
Papas americanas $1A az"
Tocino SI7 a SI9H.
o'1~1'ss as~'o py p1n a. p.+onr5s ;,
1ecbe condensada nApuila. 4
$3.
Iden id. "Cruz Ro-
ia" $4A.
Idem id. @Magno-
lia' S4A.
A1ucai pdld q coiiS 'iiAo
MaScaoauo claio ue @4A
Oe uliei cid'o po'
Cen'Fiiusa ciaio ue - so'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-22
nOteI (oSnOlONtl
Calle de Ia Luna. -Yabucoa.


Casa de nueva construction. Ven
tilaci6n y capacidad en- las habitacio-
mes, Buenas mesas y baiios. Proxi-
mo a las principales casa de comercio
Y a la oficina de correos. Adtnite abo-
nos. Precios modicos.
--s-~a
Fautino Ciutr6n.
Prop!etario.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-10
STARVING MOTHER
 AND FIVE CHILDREN

A starving mother with five fatherless children were cared for by City Missionary s. s. Holcomb the past week, living within the very heart of this city. Reverend Holcomb provided the unfortunate family with food, clothing and fuel. In addition to this family, Reverend Holcomb's report shows that sev- enty-four needy persons were given necessaries of life by him in the past six days. He is doing much good work and should be en- couraged in his efforts to alleviate the sufferings of unfortunates who are unable to provide for them selves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-10
MOVING PICTURES
 MONDAY NIGHT

In the regular lyceum course, which has been conducted at the Young Mems Christian Association, appears Moving Picture enter tainment, and this number will be given Monday night. The machine to be used is the property of the Gould Line" associations, and is the gift of Miss Helen Miller Gould. Rich ard c. Morse Jr., educational direc- tor for the Gould associations, will be here to operate the machine. Five hundred dollars worth of films will be thrown on the canvas. If you want to be entertained it will be worth your while to come
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-10

bylaws, which shall be wholly con- trolled by every member of it. It shall have it's class president, vice president, secretary and treasurer and standing committees. Every man in the ity, both young and old, who do not attend Sunday school elsewhere, is earnestly requested to be there to get his name on the charter membership roll on the first Sunday.
 First Presbyterian Church.
 Sabbath school 9:30 a. m.; ser mon II a. m.; sermon, 7:3O D. m.; Christian Endeavor, 6:15 D. m
 The pastor has returned from two weeks visit to Walnut Ridge and will occupy his pulpit at the morning and evening services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-10
tir>t M. F.. Church Services

First NJ. E. church South, Sixth and Main; Reverend T. Y. Ram SeH' pastor. Sunday school. 9:30 d. ll.; services, II a. III. and 7:30 ?. n.. by the pastor; mass meeting lor men of the church at D. m. Good music and hearty welcome to all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-10

eryone to worship with this church
 and pastor, and now that the new car line has been completed it is easy for anyone living in any part of the city, who may wish to attend the ser vices, to do so. Sunday school at 9:3O a. m. Preaching at II m. and 7::3O D. m. B. Y F. U. 6:30 D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-10
arr Memorial Chl,.,h

There Will be services today at the Carr Memorial church at il a. m. and 7:5o D. m., held by the pastor. Reverend R. <. McClintock. Sunday school at a:45 q. m. All are cordially invita ad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-10
First M. E. Church.

First M. E. church Sunday school 9:3O a. m. Everyone cordially invit ed and will be made to feel at home. On this day plans shall be laid to organize the old Bible class into a, New Movement to be known as the erend T. Y. Ramsey as teacher This class shall be an independent organ ization with it's own constitution and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-10
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AT THE CHURCHES.
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First Baptist Church..

fhe pastor, Reverend Ross Moore, preach at both hours of service lay. Sunday school 9:3O a. nj. B. Y. p. 6:3O D. m. All are cordially in- bd to worship with us.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-10
Ohio Street Baptist Church.

Reverend Sam H. Campbell, the Ftor, will fill his pulpit at both hrs of service today. He will preach fh morning and evening upon the Pme, "The Great Liberator. \ most fdial invitation is extended to ev-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-10
Christian Scientists

Services at No. los Pine street. Sunday a Fl a. m., subject. "Soul /" Wednesday evening meetings 7:30 o'clock.
 Reading room same address, Visitors welcome.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-17

BYTERTAN aENERAL ASSEMBLY. 0fiSA' AoOA1-AioN NA"
parment Foreign
senior secretary Mr. Saer educational secretary
M David McConaughy district Ex-Governor
James Beaver superior
acting president
d. chair of homiecs Mccormick seminary
church John wanamaker attend
is not certain William scheduled
on What Think Of Foreign Missions"
dual force brought the
the Ideal city for this other national
Interstate
uvity In March. 1905
this city BY local Presbyterian
work David Ncconaughy, Charles Bradt Rev. W.
Jones of japan John
the rugged youth of foreign mission which jumps
int the meght a
the fourteen churches Omaha South Omaha
mated to the
fostered without
interest rather
these churches gate $266
70 cent Rev. v. Moore, d. d. formerly
minister church Omaha
Ansemo
porters of this forward movement"
Finally local interest in foreign missions sub
stanta that of HangChow China
for its specific and Dr. Moore chairman of this
had showing outstanding
Since Moores city Higbee
Theological
fields while church. which A.
pastor, there-Drs
W.
in the work their wives Laos Siam.
So much for the direct interest of
which growing rapidly. particularly the
The RussoJaDansss awakened profound interest in ORR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-17

Ex-GOVERNOR J. A BEAfiN OF PBrNsYLVANlA WHO WILL
civilization Of the shewdest think
anspacifc discovering that civil
with the utmost and
gleefuy murdered emissaries.
the nephew Of the the private
the chief of
the former chief OF
missionaries sent
the Christians recently having previously given
them house to house
publicly Christians and all Pyeng
Yang
the 65O7 cahumens One
station baptized adults enrolled
1000 training for
Christian 140 walking
800 miles mountains valleys through deep Feb
the journey that they
might attend the who out 1902
churches his letter the Board OF
Foreign Missions he 81 writing midnight after hard
but a day Tomorrow 1 walk twenty miles,
candidates the evening Can't
send to help me?"
things awakening of
ity
high officials abolshing
binding The promise Of constitutional the
service
decision
the public schools of the appointment of the
Sunday a holiday A
tabh Marking union university be supported by the Metho
dss Disciples and Presbyterians.
published primer
entitled peace Between People Church. which
primatur of II. E. Yuan ShihKa, uceoy Of Chilli
tempt popular
and orderly account Of the origin Development and influence OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-17
Committees Of the Convention

The guiding of this convention has
of Chicago of the
visits he has paid Omaha
the details of the plans The
Of the who responsible
for meeting:
Advisory Halsey D. D.. Mr. Robert speer'
Dwight H. Prof T. H. p Sailer'
D., Mr. David McCOnaughy, Mr.. ]. NJ. Patterson
Commiee-Charles Edwin Brad chairman; Ben
William Marquis inter-
CommitteeIlinois W.
Long McNutt Indiana Edward Baeeh;
Hubbard Dakota H. Myers Kansas
Esey New Mexico c. r. BTodhead; Michigan f. W. Lewis;
McFadden Dakota, T. Kuhn Oklahoma, w.
r. Graham Colorado, o. s. Baum.
Omaha Commttee-Charman, Thomas Hunter;
of meeting Rev Edwin Hart jerks D. D.;
nOlds. D. d. registration r. Purdy reception
Bell; educational and book A.
ration Rev j. B. Cherry Phi d. posoffce Rev. Wilson,
Benson; publicity Rev Newman Hall Burdck
Dr. Hunter Corbett viii
ton He would be unique
his his character accomplished
Of foreign missions
An him complete
fluent Chinaman could
all the native infections Chinaman;
and breaches in It,
language actually prey
facial expressions towering
profound knowledge
conservation him platform OF force
Aside Corbet prominent figures
win be the convention F.
D. of Nashville church. Rev
George Alexander. D. d. LIZ of the Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-17

Christianity China One chapter deals with the treatment OF
China The 1S4S being referred to
permitting their religion and
the Of the faith
removed"
About Protestant missions first organized
Philippine took to make the
Africa Mongolia
while landing of the first Protestant mission
Philippines the Presbteans alone have seventeen
churches with 4.127 communicates
Africa missionary at Flat breaches
1000 blacks Bishop Tugwe OF Western Equa
field abroad
of the continent of
Africa Northern Nigeria which has recently under the British
south the Sahara desert and extends
5000 reaching almost from the Red Sea
said population equal to that
Of the United States
Syria $4,000 This $4,000 maintains
helpers representing 2669
adhereuts schools enrolling $500
which treated 900 Datiens pub
fishing which last 5s1S94S Of printed
Where America asked Dr. Brown Of the Presbyterian Board
maintain twennne churches with
members adheren 121 schools with $500 scholars
two hospitals printing and salaried force OF 244
sons?"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-17
What Men Ought to Do

The the convention determine precisely what
ought the missionS This work
this and being
tended that the Prbyerians find themselves
of operations
70 bring successful the gigantic undertakings
the individually
collectively responsibility. But
definite determination first of that responsibility essential
hence this convention.
Corbet breathed into this great gath
Is distinctly missionary spirit for Cooett is the dean
missionaries he has labored in
carried torchgAt that benighed
today Christian to
portions of the orient and has maintained his
venerable toek his
urlough. his native America At the last General
Assembly Mones elected moderator Of the church
haysack meeting
which foreign missionary the church
the highest clerical office OF Presbyterians made
combination Of circumstances Another
convention the fact that the
other aspect Of Of the
sought OF the
Cumberlands stable fact and will be notably
Elected the deliberations the Auditorium
hundred delegates this convention
from fifteen and territory and repre-
will be there from foreign lands dozen synods and
prebyeries will participate The convention for
admitted visitors These the states
delegates Nebraska, Michigan Indiana Illinois,
Missouri Arkansas North and south
Oklahoma. Colorado and New Mexico
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-17
Onslaught, Against Islam

Turkey presenting Christian
Euphrates
College Harpu Aintab Pau Institute at
College Central Turkey College
Collegiate and Theological Institutes aA
overcrowded with studen
and running
Turkey all classes
Christian physicians giving them unQua
opportunities to do Christian work
missionary work there Ia
growing
the Of the church that not
throw all the responsibility
children but that the
opening cannot be met successfully in this
they there the Presb
among
expectations follows the Mems Mis-
convention which have aroused less enthusiasm
provide of Presby
ter men may outlet practical endeavor.
New Washington Chicago Des Menes and other cities
Of Presbyterian business
opportunities obligations foreign missions
subject discussion.
this convention will be three
Roosevelt fe Is the
deliberations of the convention
be held various churches and
seminary headquarters for all studena
conferences scattefed the
city giving benefit the
to go the delegates
way minge churches, attending
bis a suits their desires.
Program for the Convention +
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-17
Program for the Convention

The Auditorium Tuesday nghe
Nashville, chairman male
will each succeeding evening lead In
singing Mission Enterprise will be the subject
will be dealt with by Rev
George Alexander of the of Foreign
Missions pastor church. New City
fire big gun day with address I'VE His VIII
Corea talk Visions of the Fop
convention Distinct Foreign Mission
sponsiby Church" Wednesday night ]
Campbell Allegheny tell What the of the
Doing this and Dr. F.
Coyle of the biggest of the
church. will Men Might in Missions"
Thursday. of the convention will be
methods" the day That will be getting
down bedrock
Christian
tion Chicago Educational Methods"
plotted Halsey Pulpit" will be defined
Mccormick seminary Thng Foreign Mis-
sIons address by Rev Ballard
pastor church, Indianapolis
Finance told Dr. Charles
ganizaon be described by McConaughy.
From
address the Thursday
Corbe the subject, "A Parting
There tinge pathos parting
already reached his forescore
after years fuough
the highest within the gift his probably
ever to distant China which
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-17

HUNDRED YEARS ago five young in Williams college
held meeting under haystack. AS a result
four of them made appeal to the Massachusetts
churches to send them missionaries foreign field
Not less than 247O missionaries