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Circuit Court, No. 2.


No. 47666. Potomac Dredging COM
Fauy ~. Columbia National san
Dredging Company. time o. submit mo
ton for new trial extended 20 23d in
slant. Plaintiffs attorneys, Hamilton
Colbert, NerIes & Hamilton; defendant :
attorneys. MCCammOn &, Hayden and s.
Duncan BTaC.Cy
No, 504l6, Marsh & Peter VS.. Jswett,
motion for judgment continued ana leave
10 file substitute affidavit of defense
whiting ter days. Plaintiffs attorney.
G. s. Hillyer; defendants attorney, 5. Ii.
G!es-
No. 4S5Sl- Lincoln National Banks VS.
Cissel, executor. bill OF exceptions
signed Plaintiffs attorneys, Hamilton
Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton: defend
ants attorneys, a. A. Hoebling, jr, and
A r. Berry.
No. 5DS9. Capital Traction Company
ct al rs. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company; iudg-
ment under seventy-third rule vs.. de-
PENDANT for S4.S23.G7. Attorneys. r. Ross
Perry d Sons. j. J. Darlington. c. a
Douglas. and O.. T. Dunlop.
No 1899. William 3. Moses E Sons
US. MCCraCken. order to receiver au-
thor1zing sale. Attorneys, Cole and Don
aldsork
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SENATOR TILLMAN
SAILS FOR EUROPE

BOSTON, May 16.-Accompanied bv
his wife, Senator Benjamin Tillmau.
South Carolina's Senator, sailed on the
White Star liner Canopic today. in
search OF his lost health. Before the
steamer left the Charlestown dock at
1920 O'Clock. the Senator talked with
the newspaper men. and apparently was
in better health and spirits than he mas
been for several weeks.
Il am going TO Europe for two
things" he said, Ito get well. and TO
escape the political campaign"
He expects to return home In time to
vote at the November election.
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COL. JAMES C. LYNN
DIES AT HIS HOME

Col James c. Lynn, aged about sixty
eight years, and a veteran Of the civil
war died at his home. 3 T street north
east. this morning after an illness Of
about two months He served as lieu
tenant colonel in the Second Maryland
Infantry, under General Milroy and
General Cook He was a member of
F1campment No. ], Union Veteran Le-
gion.
Colonel Lynn IS survived by his wife
and several sons and daughters. We
was a clerk in the 81 400 grade in the
division Of dead letters of the Post office
Department. where he was employed
since 1880. receiving his appointment
from Maryland. The funeral arrange
ments have not vet been announced.
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CHILD LABOR BILL
COMES UP TO-DAY
House and Senate ConfereeS Ex-
pected to Reach Quick
Decision
DECISION.

The House and Senate conferees on
the District child labor bill will have
a meeting this afternoon, and It is ex-
pected will reach an agreement.
Senator Dolliver and Representative
Olcott had a talk this morning. and the
lines Of the agreement were mapped out
as they probably will remain Indica-
tions are that the cOnferees will leave
in the bin the amendment by Senator
piles, giving the Juvenile Court discre-
ton to permit children to work upon
a proper showing by parents guard
ians. or friends that such work is nee
essary.
The bill will probably be changed SC
as to fix the hour when a child can
begin work in the morning at 6 O'Clock
instead Of 6.
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WASHINGTON STOCKS
Re MAIN BUOYANT
Large Volume of Business
Closes Most Active Week
in Recent Months.

Was .etan 50 u-ii.es we're s',-.s and
active today maintaining the high
prices OF the week, aad closing well
toward the high points for the last six
days. Though there was a slim attend
ance of brokers, a large and interested
crowd Of spectators congregatcd outside
the rail. watching wit intent earnestness
the operations OF the market, one or
another of those present comforting from
time 20 time with one of the members
of the board. giving proof that the pub
lie is becoming interested in the buying
and selling AT the present levels. - A
god volume Of business was done, ag-
gregating 5000 IN bonds. face value, ana
l,643 shares OF stock, the largest day 5
business OF the week
The bonds sold were Railway and
Electric As at S2l5 and Capital Traction
IS at 1l2, the highest price paid for
these bonds last named IOr nearly a
year.
Lanstcn stock was the leader for the
day, selling 800 shares at 10 and 1913, "A
new high price for that security. Mitch
ell Mining sold 600 snaTeS at % cents a
share. Railway and Electric preferred
was In good demand, 200 shares going on
record at sits 10 80 Mergenthaler at
traCted much attention, though it was
impossible for the bidding brokers 10
Six trades were cOusummaJed. in frac-
tiOnal lots and the price reached 1884
with higher fractions bid, and the stock
offered at 200
Some trading was done in the bank
shares Twenty-Five American Nationa
brought 1914 20 TO fifteen United
States Trust was bid in at 9S, and con-
siderable OF the stock was wanted al
slightly lower figures. Union Savings
sobd at 265 and Washington Loan and
Trust at 1S6 There was a continuous
call for Union Savings. AT the price paiC
and higher. but the amount asked FOL
could not be furnished.
The local market. like the New HOTl
! market. IS IN. as essentially hopeful pO
sition. with every prospect OF higher
prices all along the line during the
/ coming week.
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STEAMER TRENTON
TAKEN TO SHIPYARD
Water Pumped Out of Hull
by Fire Engine
Columbia.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRA VA NAV Il

The steamer Trenton, which sank at
her wharf here recently, has been
raised, and the water pumped out of
her by the old fire engine Columbia. The
steamer was this morning taken 10 the
shipyard and placed on the marine rail
way for repairs. The steamers ma
chinery and hull are intact, but her up
per works were somewhat damaged in
the attempts 10 get her ahoat
An Inquest will be held tomorrow
evening over the remains of Stanley
Posey, the tWenty-mOnths-old boy who
was drowned when the steamer sank.
The directors Of the Alexandria Free
Kindergarten held an entertainment at
Lee Camp Hall, IA Prince street, last
evening which was largely attended.
Mrs Neighligh and Miss Pratt, of
Washington, and the Rev. J. r. Sewer,
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church Of this city, delivered addresses
Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. RAY
mond iiulhsh and Miss Lucy Graves.
Of this city Mrs. Edgar Carpenter
rendered a piano solo.
The board Of aldermen held a short
meeting last evening and adopted the
report in favor Of apprOpriating $40 90
Tor a new ttuUOi. Inc common council
PASSED the measure last Tuesday even.
ing, but under the law the aldernir d
could not act on IL on the same night
as the council
The funeral OF Mrs Mary Crockett
was held from the rooms OF u. Wheatlsy
in King street. yesterday afternoon The
Rev. j.. p. SEWER. Of the Second Pres
byterlan Church, conducted the services
Newell 9 Greena way, clerk Of the cor.
pOTation court. OF this city, who hai
been visiting in Baltimore. has returned
home.
In the police court, Justice Cation pre-
siding, this morning, Jacob Morris was
fined 100 ON the charge OF tTespassing
on the property Of julius Driefus Jo-
seph Timbers, ColOred. was fined s. f0I
. contempt Of court,
A joint meeting OF the medical so.
Cletles Uf northern Virginia was held al
Sarepta HLN in this city. yesterday
lr. T. c. Quick was elected delegate tC
the annual meeting Of the State Medlca
Society. The following officers were
. chosen president. DIT. Samuel p
Maphis. Of Warrenton: first vice presi
dent DIT. = NJ. BrOOtes. Of Swetuam
second vice resident, Or. A r Stands
OF Washington; secretary and treasurer
DIR. Llewellyn +. Powell. OF this city.
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QUOTATIONS FOR TODAY
ON WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Railway and Electric As.
81 ,OJ0a 82lk 81, 0JJ062IL $2,00JdS2H
Capital Traction 20d13, 1Oul3l.
Washington Railway and Electric.
preferred. 3jd645s, 50GS45s 50aS47s. 800
847s
Mergeuthaler, l0d1S9is, 58l99it. 10a
19gIE l0ql99ls 1O6Q99l4
Lauston. 4COQlO C5uyer 90). I00Q10. 1000
1Ols 1O0G1O1s 1OJ610ls 10Odl0is
Mitchell Mining. 100dR
American National -5d1T4A.
United States Trust. sass, lOd9S
Union Savings Bank l0G265.
Mitchell Mining 400HIs.
Mergenthaler. 10d1g9i4
American National Bank, 21d1I5.
washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred, 5udS5.
Washington Loan and Trust, SdlSG
Capitol Traction, 81, O00dll2.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, 1921 Penna. Ave.

NOTICE-Following schedule not guaranteed.
q15 a m. dally-Seaboard Mall. Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers to Savannah
and jacksonville. Through sleeper Washing
ton to Hamlet and Hamlet 20 Atlanta Din
ing cars
6:2O D. N. daiIy-Sea board Express. Coaches
and Pullman to Savannah, Jacksonville,
Tampa Atlanta. Birmingham, Memphis
Dining cars.
r. 4. sTANsELI.. District Passenger Agent
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Would Save Money.

Referring to the division Of tie con-
tract OF March 30. 1907, for street paving
work, which resulted in the charges
now under consideration, Attorney
Douglas, interrupting the examination
Of the witness, said il was his conten-
ton that Notwithstanding the facy that
Crawford was the lowest bidder. the
District would have saved money by
awarding the contract TO the Brennan
Construction Company. when the cost
o. additional inspection Of the Crawford
asphalt plant was brought into c1nSld-
Grafton. This brought forth an en-
phatic statement from Major Morrow.
A long as ] am Engineer Commits
slOuar,' he declared, Il will not ~acom-
mend the acceptance of "A higher bid.
because il is shown that IL would save
money In the cost of inspection. In this,
/ think that / can speak for nv success
sOrs in the position now occupy. Such
action, in my opinion. will not be recon-
mended by the officers of the Corps of
Engineers OF the army
In reference TO the awarding Of the
bid. Captain Markham iD response 10 a
question BY Attorney Douglas. said that
the desirabillty Of maintaining two as
Dhalt plants in the District entered
largely into the award OF the contract.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE; Published only as Information and
not guaranteed.
400 =. NC & O. Limited Daily Fast
vegtIbuIe train Pullman sleepers 10 Lex
inEtOu. Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis
Chicago and St Louis. parIor Car for
Virginia Hot Springs week days. Pullman
Car Louisville 10 Memphis and New Or
leans. Dining Cars. a IA carte service.
Il.Ie ?. Nj p Y LIMITED. Daily
Solid VesflbUle train. Pullman sleepeTs u
Cincinnati. Lexington, and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining Cars. A IA
carte service. Pullman sleeprrs Cincinnati
10 Chicago and 81. Louis and Louisville 20
Memphis. Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets al Chesap sake and
Ohio oflcss, 5lg Pennsylvania ave, cog 18th
ST. near F; and New Union station. Tele-
phone. Main 1880. for Washington Terminal
Cab Service and Main 1855 or 220s for G. & O.
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VAR NURSE DIES:
LAST ONE OF IS
Mrs Woodley Commissioned Army
Captain by Lincoln fer Heroic
Service.
PUTLADELPHIA Man

PHILADELPHIA, Man 16.-Mrs
Emily Z. Woodley. the last OF thirty
FIVE young women from this CITY who
enlisted as nurses in the civil war, died
at her home here, aged seventy-tbree.
For her heroic service, President Lin
coin personally conferred upon her a
commission of captain Ia the armu-
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JOHN Fl. JOHNSON, JR.,
BUYS HOME SITE
Will Erect House at Foxhall Road
and P Street in New
Subdivision.
Subdivision.

Ileberman G. Hawn have sold three
lots at the corner OF Foxhall road and
p street northwest, in the new sub
division OF Foxhan Heights to John II.
Johnson, jr. who viii erect a residence
on the property for himself.
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Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Called Yesterday

No J0iS0. FaTquhar at al vs. Stsbler:
molten for judgment granted. Plain
tin attorneys, Berry & Minor, and II.
b, Rowland.
NO. 1883. Hall vs.. Capital Traction
Company, motion for a new t-ial grant
ed. Plaintiffs attorney. Leon TObriner:
defendants attorneys, r. Ross Perry &
Son
No. j0l23- LIpphard VS.. Lpphard; de-
murrer 10 declaration OgerTuled with
leave 10 defendant TO plead over IN
twenty days. Plaintiffs attorneys, Ivan
Heidman and John i. RObb. defendants
attorney, G. H. Bauman
no. $3.50 Metzger Us. Metzger: mo-
tion for new trial granted Plaintiff s
attorneys, "a. b. MoultOn and W. w
MILAN, defendants attorneys, Victor
II. Wallace and Charles A. Douglas
NO. 4sJ5l. Scott. administrator W
Putnam, administrator; motion to dis
miss appeal granted. Plaintiffs attor-
ncy, f. ". r Ewing. defendants at
torney. W. II. Robson.
No. 1915. OliveTc VS. Douglas. mo-
tion for a new trial filed. Plaintiff, at
tOrHeyE, Gordon K Gordon; dcfendaEt's
attOruey. j. T.. Collins.
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More than 2OO lots have been sold In
the new subdivision. Hollywood. accord
ing 10 Grover q Layman, the opera
tors. This firm intends 10 keep up the
record of sales by taking prospective
buyers to Hollywood tomorrow in auto
mobiles. 1t has arranged TO have tour
ing cars leave the corner OF Fifteenth
and O streets every hour, beginning at
$3.50 O'Clock Sunday morning.
Anyone who Is interested ir seeing the
subdivision may take a free ride out
and back on account of the large
number OF people which the firm eX-
poets to carry, no children will be
taken.
Hollywood IS located on the city and
suburban electric line, which gives
hourly service to the property. II is
high, level, and well shaded.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B.-FOllCwing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. birmingham, Mobile. New Or
leans. Asheville. Chattanooga, Memphis SIS
a m and 90 p. m. daily.
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga,
Memphis New Orleans. 1913 D. m.
For Columbia. Charleston, Augusta, Aiken,
Savannah, jacksonville, and Florida points
4:I3 .. m daily.
L. S BROWN. General Agent.
ap12-tf
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COURT RECORD
OF THE DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. I.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

ACdfAtu gEsLEAnLgy
No. 27796 Kay VS.. Caldwell; Robert
II. Terrill appointed trustee. Complain
ants solicitor, J. 4. Cobb.
No. 1852. I.usby IS. Lusby; rule dis
charged and defendant ordered 10 pay
for taking testimony. Complainant 3
solicitors. Campbell Darlington and ;.
D. Truitt: defendants solicitors. j. b.
Archer and J. Lewis Smith.
No Z7354 Chapman ct al. vs.. Howard
ct al: time limited to take testimony.
Complainant solicitors. Thomas l.
Jones and James y. Padgetti defend
ants solicitor, J. H Stewart.
No. 2114S. Wilker VS.. Wiiker; order al
lowing maintenance and counsel ices.
Comp sainant's solicitors. W. =. Am
brose; defendants solicitors, Ralston q
SiddOus.
No. Z762O. Records ct al. VS.. O'Brien ct
al: order permitting receiver 10 accept
offer. etc Solicitor. A. II. Bell.
No. 267l8 SccVllle VS. Mutual Reserve
Life Insurance Co, order dlscharging
rule. COmplainants solicitor, W. II
Robesoni defendants solicitors, Ralstor
& Siddons-
No 267l9 Hargraves VS.. HargraVes
rule on complainant TO show cause. Com
plainant's solicitor, J. 4. O'Sheai 90
PENDANTS solicitor, =. +. Benjamin.
No 26214. Emery VS.. National Cor
respOndence Institute; order restraining
defendants and judgment in favor OF
claimant. Compartments solicitors
Leckie. Fulton & Cox; defendants so
licltors. Ralston & Siddons.
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PRICES FOR TODAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

formations furnished by ". B. Hubs q
Co bankers and brokers' Hibbs Building.
members New York Stock Exchange, Wash
ingtou stock Exchange ana chicago board OF
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DEFENDS
FERNALD, CHARGED
Continued from First PageJ

could understand that it would arouse
suspicion in the mind Of a disgruntled
bidder For this reason. ne said. hs
held Up the bids for five hours. as it
appeared TO him that such circum-
stances indicated "a flaw In the system OF
opening prODosals
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Harry Wardmsn has sold through
y. l. SansbuTy the detached ten-rOOm
house, 1912 Iowa avenue, SauPs addition,
for S. 100. The purchaser. a naval ohi-
Ger. will occupy the residence
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Harry 5. Light has purchased the three
story dwelling. 1871 Irving street north
west, for $500. The sale was made at
auction yesterday by Thomas j. owen
& Son. The p operty carried trust
OF 50 1000.
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THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. F. Hutton 4
Co. members New York stock Exchange
-so1 r street northwest)
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Equity Court, No. 4.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Called yesterday

No 27529 Brown VS., Richardson; leave
10 make party complainant granted.
Complainant solicitors. b. II. Schwartz
and n Suasburger: defendants 81
liCitors, r. l. Jeff0r0s and James +.
Hunter.
10 file transcript on appeal extended.
Complainant solicitors. Cuttings q
Chamberlin and II. N. Earle, defend
ants solicitor, d. W. Baker
dered paid. Complainant solicitor O.
A Kuhn: defendants solicitor. Charles
Poe
IS No. Z7760. May VS. May. order OF May
S, 1908 continued. Compliments so
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District Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

District Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Called Yesterday
No. 20. In re extension Of T street;
hearing concluded
IN re luuaCy of Christopher James Gle
bourne, order appointing Jane +. Gle
bourne, committee; bond, 5000
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Called yesterday
In re Cornelius T. Naught0n; petition
of Union Trust Company for instTuC-
lions. order granting same. Attorney
George r. Hamilton.
Estate OF Horace Orrid; order dismiss
ing cayeat.
Estate Of Robert IT. Yeatman; Will
dated November 1s. 1891; filed naming
Mary .. Yeatman, executr!X.
In re John +. Beavers; order ap-
pointing Thomas G Bradley guardian
bond, 500. Attorney. Thomas c. Brad
ley.
Estate Of Elizabeth Frech; will dated
March 8. 1893. filed, naming Jacob p
FreCh executor.
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RAILROADS


NAVAL ACADEMY.
Electric palace cars from White House sza-
t!On U6th and II ats ns)
For BEItimore-.5.5o. s.sO 100. TO. s.l5
$50. .. 05, $50. 1900. 1879. III o. and lI.g
g. m: 1900 noon. 1870. 'I.O5. 30. 300, 2.a5
ss;05, $50. 400. 4-s0, '5.O5, $50, 500, $50
'7-05. 7;s0 $50. $50. 1890 and 'll:S5 D. Ia.
daily,
For AunADolis-.5:so. $50. 100. $40. $50.
1890 and Il-35 a. M, 1880. 1870, 2.s0 $50
t-s0 $50. $50. 7-s0. $50. and sI1.g5 p IA.
daily.
Indicates local trains.
All others are limited. stopping only at
Naval Academy Junction.
Fares. one way. Round trip
To Baltimore --.--.-....... 75c s. .
To Annapolis and T.. s.
Naval Academy.-..-.... 75c Tz5
For tickets and information apply al ticket
Offices l4ih 81. and y. Y ave. nv OF al
White House station, 18th and II sts ne
v. r. SLt UGHTER.
General franc Manager. Baltimore. Nd.
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In the police court Justice Cation pre-
siding. this morning, Jacob Morris was
fined - 90 ON the charge OF tTespassing
on the property Of julius Driefus Jo-
seph Timbers, colOred. was fined s. for
contempt Of court.
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The funeral Of Mrs Mary Crockett
vas held from the rooms OF u. Wheatlsy,
IN King street yesterday afternoon. The
Rev. j. y. SEWER. Of the Second Pres
byterlan Church, conducted the services
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Newell g Greena way, clerk of The cor
poration court. of this city, who has
been visiting in Baltimore. has returned
home
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die My friend nerved himself and
went in. The little girls father met
him with handshake He walked to
the bed and Mabel looked up and
smiled family, and he said as he
brushed the hair back: ''You sent
for me; well, I've come, what do you
want me to do?" and she said she
wanted him to talk about heaven. He
said: "Why, that's a place where lit
tie girls go who love Jesus" and she
papa said: mo, honey, you're not 60
ing to leave me. | know I'm big,
swearing, cursing, drinking man, but
honey, you'll not leave papa. couldn't
live without you" She smiled and
said: "I'm going papa. | see mamma
with Jesus and the angels and Pm 60
ing too My friend told me that he
stood there and Mabel turned her face
to the wall, breathing regularly and
seemingly asleep. The clock struck
twelve and still Mabel had her face to
the wall breathing regularly. Ny
friend said: II guess I'll go, Mr.. Pei
ton, it is midnight, but the doctor
told me that she can't get well, so you
had better prepare for the worst" The
father bit his lips and the tears rolled
down his cheeks. and he said to my
friend: Il beg of you, don't 60" He
said: 81 think I'll die; the stiffness
will kill me. There is nobody allowed
to come in but the doctor and you
preachers. Don't co. My friend said
he stayed until 1 o'clock. Mabel still
had her face to the wall, breathing
regularly, and he said: "Mr. Pelton
I'm very tired. | must go and get some
rest. cannot help you. l will not &C
to bed, I'll just lie down to rest. If
can help you. send for me and II
come He couldn't have gone foul
blocks when Mabel turned and almos
| leaped out of the bed. Her father
caught her and she wrapped her arms
about his neck, her teeth chartered, she
shivered, and she said, Papa, don
let me get in the river. I'll freeze: lool
at the big cakes of ice and her little
body shivered; and her papa said
There, there, honey, you're not i!
the river, you are in papas arms. Don
you feel my hand on your head?" Ani
she smiled and said: Oh, papa, when
did you Gomez She chung to him ant
said: Papa, don't let my feet get il
the river; don't let me fall, II freeze
She shivered and her teeth chartered
He said Honey, you're not in tn
river. Don't YOU hear papas hear
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must be willing to accept Jesus as your
Savior through faith in God. Second,
you must confess Him before the
world. Christ has said that those who
confess him before men, He will con-
fess before the Father in heaven
Third, you must obey Him and do his
Will"
The evangelist offered an earnest
PRAYER and the secretaries pushed for
ward and took the names of the new
converts and their church preferences
Revival Notes.
Fred Seibert was the first to lead a
man forward to the platform following
the invitation last evening. He brought
seven to the front during the evening.