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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-08
EVERY DAYS NEWS
IN READABLE FORM
Essentially a Newspaper for
Washington People.
IN TOUCH WITH WORLD
Substance and Not the FrOth for
the Busy Reader.
IN TOUCH WITH WORLD

With Local and TeIegraphic FaciIi-
ties Unsurpassed, The Washington
Herald's Enterprise in Getting the
News, and Discrimination and
COmmendatiOn of Its Friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-31

said I was careless fellow, but I'll show
him I'm honest, at any rate"
eyes. 1 know my boy is honest" she re-
piled, imprinting a kiss upon his forehead.
make it good. 1 should feel contented!''
''Never fear, mother" he said, leading
her into the sitting-room, "Il pay him back,
if it takes me years to do it."
With that he closed the door, and then
turned to Jim and me.
Boys" he said, sorrowfully. '''I've, had a
stroke Of hard luck today. I've had the mis-
fortune to lose fifty dollars belonging to my
employer, and he's discharged me for it,
with the remark that was careless, good
fsn fellow hs %D and would "nd Tgn naeP R% If he
Lost fifty dollars? Whew! and Jim had
just found that amount.
Immediately it flashed across my mind that
perhaps the money Jim had found was the
very, same Tom had lost. At any rate, felt
l looked at Jim. 1t took but one glance
at his face to assure me that his thoughts
were running in the same direction as my own.
''What do you think. ,Jack?' he asked
"Same as you," I replied.
mistake; but I'll make sure first" Then,
turning to Tom, he said, "Im very sorry to
hear Of your misfortune, Tom; but you
mustn't mus take take it So much to heart How did
you happen to lose it?"
'T haven't the least idea. Mr.. Matthews
gave me the money Immediately after dinner,
and told me to deliver it to Mr.. Harcourt,
on Front street I put the money in my
pocket and started out on my errand; but
when I got to the place and looked for it,
fS for "as its ei Disappearance is that must have
dragged It from my pocket with my handker-
chief or somehow like that"
"That's really rough. Tom. Was the
money in gold?'
mo; if it had been I should possibly
have heard it fall. 1t was in notes"
At this Jim's eyes sparkled, and his face
seemed to light up with combination of joy
and eagerness. as he continued:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-31

He's at work.
Il know; but his mother will let me have
the lantern, for Tom and L fixed that all
right some time ago."
Very WELL" L replied "Lets CO."
Fifteen minutes of sharp walking brought
us in front Of Tom Harley's residence, neat
ttWo-story frame dwelling, with surroundings
that denoted taste and respectability
We assembled the steps together, jim ring
ing the bell.
Presently the door opened, and Mrs. Har-
ley stood before us; but, instead of greeting
us with smile and the usual "Good-after-
noon, boys! walk in" she seemed down
hearted, and appeared desirous of keeping
her face turned from us, merely inquiring:
We'll. boys, what can do for you?"
We've called" said Jim, who always took
it upon himself to act the part of spokes-
man at every opportunity, "te see about buy
ing that magic lantern of Toms, that he
wanted to sell me-"
walk in. I'll call Tom himself, and you can
make your own bargains"
"1sn't Tom at work?" asked jim 'I
thought he was working for Mr.. Matthews,
the jeweler."
Instead of replying to the question, she
turned her large, gentle eyes upon u.s. burst
into tears and sobbed as though her heart
would break.
And there we stood-Jim and first look
ing at Mrs. Harley and then at each other,
bewildered and perplexed. wondering what
could be the matter.
was just on the point of making such an
inquiry, when Tom appeared at the head of
the kitchen stairs.
He seemed to take in the situation of affairs
at glance, for, running forward, he flung
his arms around his mothers neck, saying:
There, mother. don't cry any more-please
down on the lounge. / shall soon get anoth.
er situation, and then can pay the money
back. 1t was mean in him, though, to dis
charge me. for it was pure accident. lie
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-31

lost it?"
We'll, I'm pretty sure it was on Front
DO you remember the denominations of
the notes you lost?"
Yes. for | took particular notice of that,
from the fact of it being the largest sum of
money L had ever handled. There were
tour hve-dolar notes and three tens. But
why DO you ask such unnecessary questions,
JUMP"
For this reason" he replied, taking the
money from his pocket, unrolling it and
lost?"
Tom took it, hastily ran the notes over be-
tween his fingers, his whole being seeming to
suddenly undergo complete Transformation
from that of sorrow to extreme joy, as he
exclaimed
did you find it? fell me!' "
Are you sure it is the money you lost?"
ral1 POSITIVE ,Str~ Six SIX bandnew notes. and one
'"Then I'll tell you. / found it on Front
didn't see it; and l picked it up
But tell me, Jim; how did you know it
was the money l lost?
Didn't know. Jack and 1 came here to
buy that magic lantern that you wanted to
sell me, but as soon as you mentioned it,
something seemed to tell me that the money
L had in my pocket must be the money you
had lost; and, as you have proved to my
satisfaction that it is, all | can say is that
I'm downright glad 1 found it, for your
sake"
"Oh, Jim. you are good fellow, indeed.
How shall l ever repay you? l don't sup
pose l should ever have had the pleasure of
seeing the money again if it hadn't been
for"
"That magic lantern" I interrupted. "The
magic lantern did it ALL If Jim hadn't been
so crazy after that, we should never have
thought of coming here, and it's, more than
likely the money would have been spent
long before he knew anything Of your loss"
"Then I'll tell you what I'll do, Jim,"
said Tom. "I'll give you my magic lantern
to keep in remembrance of todays events"
Jim protested strongly against any such
an arrangement, but Tom would not listen
to him; and when, soon after Jim and 1
took our leave he carried the muchcoveted
magic lantern with him.
The next morning the money was returned
to Mr.. Matthews. and the circumstances of
the case thoroughly explained to him. He
Immediately sent for Tom said he was sorry
he had treated him so harshly and took him
back in his employ again.
And jim? Well, he's got the magic Ian
tern yet; but he says that if ever it should
be his luck to pick up fifty dollars again, he
will advertise it Immediately, for he's got
well over his idea that findings are keep
ings."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-31
Moses Was a Gentleman

There is often something luminous about a
child's definition. American boys will agree
in an examination on Scriptural subjects, gave
an original answer to the question, "What
can you tell me about Moses?" "He was s''In a
gentleman" replied the little fellow, prompt
" "A g dgentemSa re- EFspeP6tsdb 6a the examiner
daughters of Jethro," explained the boy,
event to the well to draw water, the sho1,
herds came and drove them away. But Moses
helped the daughters Of, Jethro, and said to
the shepherds, Ladies first, please That's
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-31
Misunderstood

The words of some hymns are occasionally
misunderstood and the Misunderstanding is Of
ten ridiculous. young countryman had
promised to contribute two dollars to fund
to buy music books for the church, as soon
as he had disposed of calf. but failed to do
so. He went to choir practice one evening a
little late, and just as he entered the door
the choir began to sing the well-known hymn
"The Half Was Never Told" This sounded
to him like "Fhe Calf Was Never Soid,O and
il required long explanation before he could
men in the choir.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-31
Copyright by James Elverson0

are keepings," exclaimed
Jim Larkins, plunging forward,
pushing me roughly to one side,
RNlEs5S@V and picking, up roll OF notes from i
kSeES&) the sidewalk on Front street, that
l had actually walked over, but
failed to observe. Findings are keepings!"
he continued, cramming the notes into his
pocket, and dancing all around me with Joy
at his apparent good luck
LETS see," asked, somewhat enyious,
/ confess, to think l had not been the lucky
"There you are!" he said, pulling it out
of his pocket, showing it for an instant, and
then returning it. Five hundred dollars, |
gsS @sgc lantern a1 'fro from Ton an'f Harley S no~
"Well, let's see-let's count it," l contin-
ued, a, feeling of mingled jealousy and an,
ger taking possession Of me. "You're not
afraid of me, are your
Afraid Of you Jack" he replied, req t 4
ed to comprehend my meaning. mo; l
would trust you with any amount. You
must pardon my actions, though, won't you ?
You know yourself it's not often a fellow
drops across such luck as this. Here, Jack,
you count it."
And he handed me the money.
Five, ten, fifteen. twenty thirty forty,
bills and three tens"
"HOorqy!" exclaimed jim. thT9Ting his is
cap IN the AR. fltty dollars! What snail
we do with it. Jack"
'Do with it?" 1 replied. "Why, adver-
tise it,, first of all, and see if we can find the
owner"
He looked at me in evident surprise
"What? Oh. dear, no! know trick
worth two of that, Jack. Findings are
keepings, all the world over. If people are
foolish enough to drop their money, and I'm
lucky enough to pick it up, 1 consider I'm
the owner Besides. I once read of case
where poor man found wallet containing
over thousand dollars. and returned it to
the owner-a man who was just rolling in
riehes-and what do you suppose he got for
his honesty%
'I haven't the slightest idea," I replied.
"'Thank you'll So that settles it. Pm
not going to be served the same way"
"Well, YOU may do as you please, Jim, of
course You found the money, and it's no
business of mine what you do with it," re-
piled, somewhat sulkily.
''Then come with me-" he said, "and Wen
90 down to Tom Harley's and buy that magic
lantern. You know promised him would
buy it as soon as l could get the money
He wants ten dollars for it, and it's cheap
at that price. Besides, Toms folks are rath-
er poor, and no doubt they can make good
use of the money. Will you come%
Certainly" replied not caring to re-
fuse, but still at heart wishing that I was
not concerned in the affair at all. 'I'll go;
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-31

FINDINGS are keepings," exclaimed
| Jim Larkins, plunging forward,
i pushing me roughly to one side,
1 and picking up roll of notes from
y the sidewalk on Front street, that
l had actually walked over, but
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET

special q lhs CEisftsia.
Kansas city stock Yards Ialy l5--
A total Of eo.Ao cattle. lnelad.ng
zoo calves, arrived ia the guarantees
division here lAst week, and Ia spite
of tbs heavy supply prices On sfssrs
advanced Is 70 q cents for the wesk,
COWS sold 10 20 50 cents higher, aud
seals V 20 3 cents higher. Fed steers
reached taaA gfass steers sold mAiniy
a. ss.25 to $500. cows 400 70 s3sa
veal calves $3.50 20 500. The supply
TODAY Is fairly good. at 20 car loads.
Nhlch Is 100 cara less than arrived ca
Monday of last week. market 10 to Is
lower today en steers cows and calves
STEADY tostrung top steers today $500.
Since the settlement of tho COW Ques.
ton with the packers receipts d Ale
stuff hass net increased a. expected.
and - the demand nov inciades the
wants ef al the packers there i
hardly enough e0~S And heller, % 70
around Buyers anticipated heagy
run q Size stad ard wefe prepared Il
break prices. but receipts 80 fAf have
been insufficient in uogh native ana
quarantine divisions supplies u graSs
catfie from native teFfitofy have been
small % iaf and tfie big movement
from Kansas pastases wili aot start
before August. uhlie Colorado and
thc vest vii not be shipping much
before September isf
VIII TIE cxcepglou of ffsdag hcs
markets .ast Nsek teuded aouneard
net decline lS eents fof the peek
sapply IS toa to-day. market lower
top sS99 buik q. IS 20 Is IS spread
tetNeeD lights and heagles is greater
than 4 weeg ago. And tendency il a.
eafd s,lll greater difference tstwesn
them. rAcker IRE putting msaf
away All the time and feceipfs are
literal and likely 20 eougluue -. tuo
laeis iafQfins luaeg prices fof TIE
fataFs.
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Had Only seven Pints

Friday July e
Deputy Z. S Marshal Geo. Williams
arrested =. C. Hampton at the Katy
depot this morning ard relieved him
Of seven pints Of whisky When af
ralgned Ia the commissioners court
Hampton uayedlpFellmlnafy examlna.
tiun andieave bond for his appearance
befofe the District court ia Oetober,
According 70 81 information hled AZ
the court house, Night Policeman
isbell attempted to interfere wlth
Williams 10 the performance o. his
duties Al tbs ianoture. Il Is claim
VI the prisoner attempted q make
his get away and eas promptly apped
0far Tie head Nlth a gun BY Deputy
Williams lsbell vas arrested this
morning charged ullh interfering with
I United States Officer. lie Is having
& hearing before the commissioner
tbs afternoon.
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MUCH PRAISE DUE
THIS YOUNG INDIAN BOY

Tuesday July 10
Judge Gill was somewhat surprised
when be received, a few days ago, a
letter from Ed. Martin, a Cherokee
boy who has some valuable oil wells
on his allotment, requesting that The
Judge order the boy ) guardian % al
low his mother a eertain amount each
month to assist ia her maintainance.
The boy stated that he was faoelying
as high as 500 month royalty from
his oil and gas lease. and believed it
was hls duty 70 ask the coagt 70 allow
him 70 assist bis mother.
Though cut of the ordinary, Judge
Gin vas 50 impressed with the evident
kindness Of the boy toward bis aged
mother, vho IS in very moderate CIR.
cnmstanees issued an order permit
ting the guardian TO allow The boy S
mother $40 each month
The young man IS preparing himself
for a thorough college course aud The
Chiefiain joins Jedge Glll IN predict.
iug sacccsim career for young
Martin
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SAN FRANCISCO NOW
HAS TWO MAYORS

san Francisco, Jaly IT, rf Eiward
r. Taylor physician and aa4er.
dean oi Hastings Law college and Of
the ruirersity Of California, vas %
night BY the board 81 supervisory
elected mayor oi san Francisco, and
BY the open ay0@al q Tire bribery.
grant prosecution. The socalied reign
Of the big stics came "a an end
Mayer Eugene sei.mlt8 who vas ~
Gently convicted of sxtoEtion Is SET 70
be reckoned with Ia the solving o. the
municipal problem To-day be en-
plofed samuel SAWYER member o.
the typographical union. supervisor to
succeed Charles Roxton. uiio resigned
e be temporary mayoF b. tie graft
prosecution.
schmitl wlll appoint Successors 90
the ifteen remaining supervisors eho
VII be forced b. tie district attorney
q resign. TIE city ailI then have
two goreFngisnts. oae headed by
MaFoF Taylor the other bY Mayor
Seamffz. sho claims that Re Is n0t ia.
capacitated until after tie court of
iast resort has confirmed his couflc-
tion.
Ch.ei of pollce Diuan ANNOUNCES
that Re sill recoknias BE one but
>chmifz as mayer
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Royalty Entertained as kuskegss
At the Turner Hotel. ". Orr
Elected Chairman.

y Ntitlt*HAf, july IL
At lhe meeting Of Group Four II
the Oklahoma. Indian Territory hank.
en- association held Ia NuAkogee sea.
teuay. Mr.. ] ". Orr was elected
chairman and " Z R0usey. e. Nus
kogce. secretary Ths meeting vas a
success from both business and
pleaufe standpoint
A very amusing incident vas pulled
of 90 the bankers 81 the Turner
hotel where they vsre given ban.
quet.
Wits tbs banquet wAs Ia progress
the doors of lhe dining ROOM were
thrown open and 10 rode a bOy mount.
Ell on a bufro, led By Nj FRED schFg.
bel manager u the Turner Cir
cling about the tables At which the
bankers uege seated cried eat for
lean bids on tile collateral ca foos,
which he had az hand
ny = unanimoas vote 4 syndicate
vas formed and aniifniged credit vas
extended Ne Sehrubsi for this oriei-
nAl feature IN his entertainment o.
his guests
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Freedmen Of the Cherokee Nation
May Resist Eiestment from
Indian Lands.
Wednesday. JUS n

" tefttNNAaIs ivy ~
The fact that Indian policemen
have been called 10 Muskogee from al
parts Of the Indian Territory, leads 70
the belief that the rejected Freedmen
ul tie Cherokee nation, who refuse to
give up Indian lands viii be elected
By tic United States Indian agent
Lastnlght several o. the Indian po-
lies arrived in the city carrying win.
chpsters and other arms The Chero-
kee freedmen are those who have lost
cut Ia tho citizenship courts but are
still IN the possession oi lands oa
which they have lived for Years There
are probably 20oo. OF these iutruders,
and IL IS feared BY many that blood
win he shed before they are Rnally
elected,
It Is known that the Indian agent
has geceiyed word from United States
Marshal Darrough,of tie northern DIS
trlct, who viii give the former lis co-
operation N eiecting the freedmen =
Phoenix.
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Ma.l paH Inalan. Far sana

Tulsa. July ~ Acting under a pro-
vision 81 tie stone and timber act uf
lHai, ~ Indian agent promulgated al
uFaef lodaf q the effect that 3 royalty
e I|gs cents q cutie yard Tor FL sand
lazen Iun streams ln The Creek "a.
l|an aasl = pald - lne government
iaE ths nsa q tie Greek Indlans
Along tie creek streams afe deposits
o| zkez'|ea1 building sand which here
leIole las been nssd without pfles
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LUMBER PRICES RE-
DUCED At KANSAS CITY

Tuesday, july 10
Following tie % cent reduction 10
The price q sement = reduction # q
for dinenll0ns aud 8 foF other kinds
Of lumber vas announced yesterday
Builders look iof another reduction
Mon.
i'pflces were away tao high sald a
builder yesterday. Tie retail deal
ers complain that tho wholesalers
we're taking al tie profits aud ssrr
encroachlug more and mcfe upon The
narrow marsln ol the retailer fhs
increase ID tie uss q steel aad eon.
crete las cul into the lumDef trade
and seizing the opportunity tis
cement dealers reduced tie price qi
cement % cents q barrel TIE Ium
Der dealers were forced 70 meet tie
cat aud It would not be surprising 70
Sc further reduction announced Ia
tbs near future. Kansas Cts Jour.
nal.
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Bat the mountain somstimes Gomez
% MAhomei kansas City Times
John " nnsfer. JF.. vho vas con.
eicted Of introducing and sentenced
e - days Ia Fort smith had ha
sentence commuted to % dAys 10 the
NinitA iAll, a ten dolianaad costa ire
ncpoty Chamberlain brought pat
Smith here yesterday. vito lives Aheat
nse milcs northeast q vinlia. Ga the
clsarge of aggravated assault Oeln9
10 tie sickness a the defendant TIE
trial was postponed
~ II Il Scadaef of Chelsea "A Ia
tlg ~ tUdaY Nlaklng hAn1s sith Old
NlLlta ffiends NJ Scuadeg Rss
memtsf q ons ~ tie Georgla feg
mtuts wio VAS left q us 70 tel x ire
awiul Slaughter q men in ne battle
of GsltysbuV IIe vas given high
gFaiss ~ Mrs pieAgf III hef lecture
here last night ~ ilN battle j 81
Tfanale who = sell knoeu b. mang
"a our ad residents lcfe aas another
caHfeiefAie soldier in rlcselts hri.
gate shp neaeilsd hiFh point iu hls
famous cilafRe eta heard Mrs rack
eifs seizure lasf blight
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FEARED 4 MURDER RECORD
Western District Of Indian Terrific.
~ Scene Of Twelve Muir
ders Since July 4.

Friday J1lY /.
When crime breaks forth 10 any
section Of indian Territory Il seems 10
become epidemic, a fact that deputy
marshals have long recognized. II
has been thoroughly demonstrated Ia
thu Western district, where twelve
murders have beer reported te the Of.
flee Of Marshal Bennett since July 1.
Notwithstanding the unusually
large number OF murders that have
been committed, the number Of ar
rests have been comparatively few.
When a murder IS committed, unless
tie murderer Is scAaght on the spot, il IS
usually some time before ne IS captuf.
eli. Immediately iollowing q crime Of
this sort tbs murderer has the killing
fever on and will not hesitate 70 shoot
an officer on sight He Is vary and
is protected by his friends
After things have Quieted down, say
Ia a week or ten days a deputy mar.
shall can usually locate his man
through friends 10 the neigbborhood
and place him under arrest without
trouble Besides, Il Is easier tu locate
a criminal when be imaglnss be IS not
being sought. A deputy marshal
knows better than 70 attempt % AZ.
rest man when Re has the 'killsag
fever on unless be can take him 40.
aWare&
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I'm + KELLEY. 81 aansasld "a
ufltes. 4 VS. .n poof health fof two
Yeafs, suffering from keeiney and h'ai-
der trouble. ard spent considerable
moaey consulting physicians without
obtaining auy morkei lenehs. but as
anfad b tuIsgs Kidney CHfe. and 1
desire e ADJ NJ testimony thae i
mas be the cAnse u restoring tie
hsaIfh of others Refuse Substitutes
For sale bYall dEagsslts j.
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Asklwm Bond.


Thufsda9. july Il
NJ scotI oi tie law arm Of Lelg
A Scott, Of fawnee. vas before Judge
Gfl today asking that o. r Hicks
under indictment FER the klllinQ II
"uncle blllgH 3aeoln 81 Bartlssylile
Ia 1905. be admitted % bond IRE
matter elll not bo given fual eanald-
efaflon until after lie return o flep
ufs y S. ATTORNEY Rider. Nho ls mn
IL Washington. y e
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Held for Murder.

" esaaY, 1nlY II
Basil stepp, q at United states
marshal 81 ElaFemoFe, brought AndY
Daniels % tie federal laIi hsFs tester.
day from ralala. Andy Daniels Is 8
Chekukes negro who IS SUPPOSED %
have killed Haywood Zoe. usoilsef
oheFokes negro. aout = quarter o. 3
nils from Talala on tha iasn Dan
lsls uas captured anaat aflefu miles
northwest q Talala
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Local Happenings
Tuesday 1alY18

TUESDAY, Ialy 70
r. II Graham. q merchant 81 Cea.
.tnua ~ha las beeu here "a business
returned todAY.
LIN Hanh.sof wsleh, changed slth
al1aFbins TIE peace aAs tried betore
tie Commissioner lssfsfdag aftsruoon
and discharged
Il 4 Butter. saitaE af re rgef
csess CLIPPER Nas here yesterday e
hear Bryan ard pad tie ehleflala
oiIeeA pleasant sa3
TIE bfles plant hss received paft
.ol he machinery ties have hssn salt.
ing fer ~ long aud vii protahly eum
menes the manufacture q brick il :
fss dags
TIE dinners and sappeFs being
served bg he ladies r tie Christian
ehafch are desefseill popular All :
great many HinlsA peopls as taxing
theif meals there
Delegate kornskay Of Yiaisa. the
ilre Alarm 0f tie constitutional ean
ventlon. made tee objections q pro.
peacd amendments And bath 81 them
stnck Ike . andnaff IN the slider
and more fr0llesons DAYS oi the con
ssntien ne warnings of Delegate
ksrusgaY wee not aieays heeded
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Contract Signed


Monday t0Ig Is
Tho promoters nl tlie 1ezayrIlle
s Memphis railroad slenea and
FnIagnsd TIE contract drafted "a
haIf of YlaIta s. & eommlllee recent
II appointed Is the Commercial clan
TIE tnaneE rumn|afSe aIII nRe Nsi
basF, Es|sa zhe haaas Promised 81 =
nlta feI tbs eaa I'D - FIAT uazs
Hezlns - tie NJ aE ia earliest
possible n1aa 90
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fhs special kaspe services e. pres
ent being he'd 10 North Toronto e
The Bethany Missiot. cofner of S9uks
street aad Davenport read, - meet
ing vlth saeoess Evangelist Wolfe
slie tilfteeu years Ag0 Conducted s
most successful series q services ln
tie clts delivers "a address syen
eseuius nn The Second cnmlng q
CHRIST ad kindred truths rs
fearless AID convincing testimony
rs faithful sdhsafahrg q tie Bible.
has already son fot him NAM nes
friends ia tle ,ifs f'afaato Ness