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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23

There was a large attendance at
the regular meeting of the Red
Men he'd in their hall on south
Main street last night After con
sidering regular business a stag so.
cial and smoker was enjoyed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23

All grocers in Marion handle Car
nation Flour. 12-17-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-23

Mems new narrow toe button
patent colt SEAS at Beatty & Longs.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-30
Big BLIZZARD
slxTY-MiLE GAL E SLOWING
4 HEAVY SNOW STORM IN WILD
DISTURBANCE AROUND MAX 81

:
Yesterday afternoon a heavy snow
storm set in between Garrison and
Portal along the line of the Soo, and
by night things are pretty well tied
up. The snow was accompanied by
a sixty-nile gale and everything NOV
able changed its base in that region.
The 500 train which left Bismarck
in the morning got stuck in the snow
four miles from Max and all efforts
to getit out have so far proved un-:
availing. A team and 20 men started
out from Max to try dig the train out
but could make no headway against
the storm and the effort was aban-
doned, and the train is now almost
out of sight.
The rotary ploW will be started out
from here this morning and it is ex-.
pected the line will be quickly opened
provided the storm subsidies.
i'm this city there was considerable
wind last night and it grew rapidly
colder and had there been much snow
a fine blizzard would have been on.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-30
GRAND SUCCESS
CHURCH CROWDED WITH APP
/ PREcIATINE AUDIENCE TO
HEAR "THE PRINCE or PEACE"
BY LOCAL TALENT, WHICH WAS
UNUSUALLY GOOD.

Despite the icy breath of Boreas, a
large and enthusiastic audience near
" filed the Presbyterian church last
night to hear the cantata, 'The
Prince OF Peace" presented by a
chorus of local choir singers under
the auspices of the 7. M. "A. ut
The hours Of preparation understhe
efficient leadership of Director Wins
low came to full fruition in a presen-
tation of choral music which, has not
been equalled in Bismarck in years.
The solo work was of a high order,
the work of Mr.. Humphreys and Miss
Marcellus being especially commend
able.
The support of the organ, under
the hand of Mrs. Moore, was respon.
sible for large measure of the salts
factory effect of the chorus work, par
ticularly in the male chorus number.
Mention should also be made Of the
violin obligato work of Mr.. P. j.
Meyers.
In fact, the thanks of the communi-
ty are due Mr.. Winslow and all who
helped make possible such an enter
tainment.
Mr.. Russ and Mr.. Best. presented
the work Of the. association in a
pleasing vein and a generous collec-,
tion resulted. 5 5yS55
The address by Rev. G.B. New
comb Of the Baptist church was sea
sonable and was along a line OF
thought indicating his hearty support
of the commission form Of govern
ment.
We trust this is only the first of a.
number of musical offerings of a
choral nature and extend our best
wishes for a happy and prosperous
New Year to the association.
The program follows: s85z:.
Part THE Promise.
Organ prelude
Bass recitative and aria sThe
Heavenly King. =
Quartet-eAnd There Shall Come
Forth
Soprano solo with violin obligato
Prince Of Peace Hanscom (inter-
polated.)
Tenor recitative and ARIA Fear
Thou Not
Baritone solo Hail Bethlehem"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-30
AT THE BIJOU

The pictorial program at the Bijou
last night furnished splendid enter
tainment to its patrons. The bill CON
tains an elaborate picture entitled "A
Tale of the Crusades." This picture
tells considerable past history and is
full of interest. ''The Shoemaker of
Gopenick" is another interesting sub
ject in life motion picture, as is ..Dav-
i'd Garrick.''
The Harriet. Hosmer Trio in their
spectacular singing and dancing were
winners again last night, and Shoen-
Werk, the talkative trickster, is as
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-30
HUNDRED THOUSANDS
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- ly a tidal wave Of huge proper o
@ tions swept across the strait, q
% mounting the beach and carry o
q ing everything before it. Scores o
q of ships were damaged and the .
10 Hungarian mail boat Andrassy .
So parted her anchors and went q
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q sea was soon covered with mas .
q ses of wreckage which was car .
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Eight sailors from the sappho were
lant.ed and took up the work OF
rescue. Officers and men from italian
and British steamers also went ashore
as soon as possible. the Britishers
saving q family Of FIVE who were iml
prisoned in burning house.
Many prisoners from the jails made
their escape and looted right and left
Hundreds engaged in the work of rob.
bing the banks and business houses
In the opinion Of the officers Of the
sappho, half the population of Mes
sina perished.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-30
!: MENoKEN


Miss Della Baker is wearing q fine
new gold ring. We suppose it is q
3(Christmas?) present from Mr.. Rut-
luff. Are we right, Della
About thirty young people spent
a very pleasant evening at Mr.. q.
De Groot's. Games Of all kinds were
in fashion.
Miss Lucy Miller spent Xmas in
Menoken.
Lutte Ore is going into the cattle
business as he is buying up. quite a
few
e. D. King and family ate Xmas
dinner with R. Boyde and family
Ed. Klipstien spent Christmas in
Hazelton with friends.
Mr.. Johnson was well remembered
at the Xmas tree.
We wish every one Happy New
Year.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-30
violin obligato. s..:
Presentation of the work Of the as
sociation.
.Offnr;no FL ES$ IA

Presentation of the work of the as
sociation. 81 &,
Offering.
Address Rev. Geo. B. Newcomb.
Part 1.-THE Fulfillment.
Male quartette"o 20 Holy Night
I Soprano recitative and aria
There Were Shepherds.
u Male chorus And Suddenly There
Was With the Angel
Chorus Glory to God"
Soprano and alto duet Bright
Star of Hope
Carol mixed qlgartette.sIt Game
Upon the Midnight Clear" Ryder
(interpolated.)
Male chorus e March of the Magi.'
4 Soprano solo.o Blessed Lord.
Final chorus.
The Chorus.
Miss Marcellus, Mrs. Schnepper
Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Mac
zLachlan, Miss Cordry, Miss Hines
Miss Morton, Mrs. French, Mr.
sQuirke, Mr.. Carroll. Mr. Chase, Mr.
Humphreys, Mr.. Schnepper, Mr.. Van.
diver, Mr. Winslow.
Organ Mrs. Moore.
Violin Mr.. Myers.
Director Mr.. Winslow.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-30
THE OPENING DANCE,

The Capital City Dancing club
last evening gave the first Of its
series Of dances at the Armory hall,
and despite the inclemency of the
weather practically every number was
present and pronounced the event a
complete social success. The Capital
City orchestra furnished excellent
music for the occasion and were
highly Ncomplimented. The next dance
given by the club will occur January
Is.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-30
WAS A FINE PARTY.

Among the popular social events of
the city Tuesday evening was the
dancing party given at the Masonic
hall by the members Of the Eastern
Star. Fully forty couples were pres
ent, and all participated in the terpsi-
chorean art most merrily. The Three
Star orchestra supplied the music and
a dainty choice luncheon was served
during the evening.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-30
At Cowan's Drug Store - VAN -
Rather than carry over and have shop worn
goods We are offering for sale for one week
balance OF our holiday goods less 33 l-3 per cent

popular as ever in his class of enter
tainment. sz
The Bijou has a top-liner in every
number of its bill this week, and the
program should fully merit the pat
.ronage of the public. #
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-30
Sounded Reasonahia .

Poe was writing his Descent into
the Maelstrom.'
"A good. timely title" quoth he.
People will think it's a story about
Christmas shopping,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-12-30
Always 4 Way.

You can't defeat the ends OF JUS
ticel thuudered the prosecutor.
In that case." responded counsel for,
the defense, well try bucking the cerl-
ter"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-04

mental regeneration which ultimates in
recovery; but so long as mortals con-
tinue to look upon evil as every bit as
real as good, and as in measure divine
because it is believed to be sanctioned
by God, so long will human hopes prove
cheat"
A theory of this kind causes mortals
to rest upon their oars, waiting for God
to bring about the much needed change
'iln His own good time" as the saying
is. The Scriptures tell us that God Is
He with whom Is no variableness,
neither shadow of turning;" hence 1t Is
we who have to change and to rise
above evil by learning to look upon 1t
as a deceiver whose reign will only
draw to a close when Truth has I'M
masked all its subtleties and given us
such an understanding of spiritual law
as will enable us to set to work to con-
quer this material lie with intelligence
and the previous conviction of victory.
For the law made nothing perfect, but
the bringing In of better hope did; by
the which we draw nigh unto God"
What we term the human mind can
only evolve out of it's own imperfec-
tfons as imperfect sense of law, pro-
ductive of imperfect results; whereas
spiritual law draws thought up to the
very handspring of hope and harmony,
and its blessings are realized in pro-
pOEtlOH DIS lH6 lIiulVluudl patiently anu
trustfully eradicates from his mentality
all that is unlike God, good.
Jesus came representing the power
of Truth to Danish an Illusion, much
as one might picture wise and low
ing elder brother leading little fright
ened child to the empty space where
she believes ghost to be in hiding.
Jesus came to heal the world of fear,
and Christian Science is carrying on
his mission. The ghost before which
all humanity is quaking is "evil," and
1t is a phantom which has never, in
the reality of being, occupied mo-
ment of time nor an atom of space,
since God has never been less than
All-in-all. Mrs. Eddy says that ito
understand God strengthens hope. en-
thrones faith in Truth" True, abiding
hope rests on reason, and that is why
a Christian Scientist is ready to give
to every man the reason of the hope
that is in him. Human belief has at
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tempted to thread it's way up to a
contradictory God by whom good and
evil are believed to be sanctioned Is
1t not perfectly reasonable to admit
that, as in the case of mathematics,
whose principle provides for no mis-
takes, Gods perfect reckonings include
no evil? Little by little, humanity will
yield up it's concept of human and
variable God and rise to the recogni-
ton of the Godlike man who has never
fallen from his spiritual estate.
Brings Peace to Thousands
1t is impossible to succeed in Chris
tian Science without a sense of humil-
ity akin to that of Jesus. who said, az
can of mine own self do nothing" "but
with God all things are possible"
Hope is strong and unshakable in
Christian Science because 1t is founded
on the clearer realization of the fact
that God is eternal Love. Hope no
longer centers on climate or medical
skill, upon personal intelligence or
will, but it rises to it's true inspiration
in divine Love. Its secret is revealed
in Christian Science, and thus hope
becomes as certain and unfaltering as
Love itself. Hope no longer rests upon
the insecure basis of human achieve
ment, knowledge or authority, but on
the unchanging, stable, eternal Prin-
ciple, divine Love, which the Christian
Science textbook reveals so clearly
that thousands are enabled to demon
stu ate it for the benefit of earth's suf-
ferers. None need suffer physical or
moral anguish If they will but turn
with full confidence to Truth and
Love to enlighten and liberate them.
Divine Love, or Principle. never in
fiicts suffering, because 1t has never
made suffering necessary. Gods
righteousness can only be reached by
careful and persistent effort to mold
and chisel character, strengthen it's
base and soften its angularities, so that
each individual may become a living
witness to the fact that divine Love
directs his every thought and action.
Were it not for the fact that every
desire for regeneration, every faith
full struggle against temptation, is
tr6ceable to God, the divine Mind, hui
man thought would recoil with dis
may at the mental ground to be COW
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the other hand, are building on the
sand of human opinion, medical lore,
or surgical skill, upon climate, hygiene,
diet, or even on some occult system.
Such hopes as these are Elusive. and
little better than the legendary will
o'-the-wisp, for they lead mortals into
the bleak and waste region of false be-
lief. where no permanent solace is to
be found. In the Christian Science
attained, which is announced by Sci
ence, joy is no longer a trembler, nor
is hope cheat" This ''real' stands
for that which is wholly spiritual,
wholly harmonious, and individuals
experience this reality and this har-
mony in the exact ratio in which the
faulty, outworn views of life have been
detected as unreal and honestly aban-
doned.
The health and happiness noticeable
in the ranks of Christian Scientists are
fast becoming proverbial, and these
harmonious conditions are all the more
significant when it Is learned that many
Of those healed were formerly reck-
oned among the most hopeless of
earth's sufferers. Whence, then, come
their renewed vitality, their vigor, their
joy? They come from the fount from
which only sweet waters flow. the foun-
tain OF divine Love, that has flowed
into their consciousness and borne
away all their fear and with it all
their suffering. Is there any indi-
vidual more truly to be pitied than
one who has bravely chopped against
hope" yet who finally, after years of
suffering, has yielded to despair and
owned himself overpowered either by
disease or sin? To such as these Chris
tian Science holds out helping hand,
and it is to be remarked that the very
first step towards recovery lies in the
renewal of hope.
Should Seek Truth First
The old saying that ''man's extremity
is Gods opportunity" is being proven
true in thousands of instances This
saying must not, however, be construed
into meaning that God waits to help a
human being until that individual finds
himself reduced to the very last extrem-
ity; on the contrary, God is eternally
"a very present help in trouble;" but
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dense materiality has invaded religious
sense, so that every other remedial
agency is usually resorted to before the
simple one of Truth is found and con-
fided in. Hence Gods readiness to bless
is met by mems unreadiness to be
blessed in Gods way.
Imagine the feelings of some tor
mented invalid, who has over and over
again heard from the lips of earnest
medical men that his case is hopeless,
when Christian Science practitioner
comes to the bedside and gently dispels
despair by pointing out that the only
power which is omnipotent, namely,
that spiritual power of God before
which all medical law fades into moth
ingness, has not yet been called into
requisition. and that it is actually here
at hand for him to make use of in his
great need.
The sufferer and his friends may very
possibly point out that they have re-
sorted to prayer all along; but have
they not at the same time doubted
Gods intention to heal. or else their
own worthiness to be restored to
health? The dominant thought of the
Christian Scientist Is the allness of
good, and the fact of the absolute i'm
partially of divine Life and Love--an
impartiality that finds a parallel in the
rays of the sun, which shine with even
warmth and radiance from their center.
Furthermore, have these invalids not
mingled with their faith in God the
hope that a change of climate, diet, or
medical treatment might be the means
of saving them? The old argument
that Spirit heals by means of these
agencies is not a convincing one, nor
one upon which Jesus relied in his min
istry or recommended to his followers
Omnipotence needs no support from
material agencies, and Christian Sci
ence makes it's appeal to the patients
thought alone, leading it to be absent
from the body, and present with the
Lord"-present with Spirit, as it's
Saviour.
Truth Banishes Illusions
When fear is discarded and dread
overcome through confidence in God,
and when gratitude for this new recog-
milton of Love reigns In the patients
thought, he is well on the road to that
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cred before the promised land" or
heavenly harmony is reached, yet hui
mility can even put this fear to flight.
Mrs. Eddy says, Human language
can repeat only an infinitesimal part
of what exists" but that infinitesimal
part has already brought health and
peace to thousands. who are dropping
their salvation with a hope which
scars higher ind stronger as 1t centers
more and unreservedly upon divine
Love, until at last it is merged into
spiritual understanding, whereby 1.-The
substance of things hoped for" is
gained and forever etained.-Christian
Science Journal.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-04
WRITES OF HOPE
SET BEFORE us
EXPLAINS HOW OPTIMISM Is
TRIUMPHANT
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CLEARS UP
MANY MYSTERIES
Belief That All Good Things Lie Only
In Some Future Life De-
prlves People Of
Harmony
BY VIOLET KER sEYMER

N HERE is scarcely person on earth
who does not expect that some
day there will 10 betterment of
present conditions. In spite of the pre-
valence of crime, disease, sorrow, ana
manifold other disasters, hope remains
indicated, and one asks himself,
What deep reason underlies an opti-
mism that triumphs over so many
reverses and survives SO much
despair? The answer Is that hope has
definite, albeit dimly comprehended,
reason or law, while despair is devoid
of reason; that no divine law under
lies dependency, whereas hope forms
one of that inspired triad, faith, hope,
love- Grew. Ver.), to which Paul re-
fers. Hope is In a measure related to
spiritual sense, and every time mortal
thought gropes in searsn of an unseen
God, and experiences through prayer a
renewal of hope and consolation, it
means that the hem of great healing
Principle has been touched, a Princi-
pie which will ultimately bring deliver
ance from evil to the entire human
race. Hope is spiritual; despair ma
terialistic. Hope dawns in faith, and
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merges through Christian Science into
the progressive realiza Cion of that per-
feet intelligence which inspires and
justifies all true Looping, namely, God
or divine Love.
Is not every mortal inwardly con-
WINGED that the confusion, the suffer
ing, the injustice which we encounter
unsolved problem? What q terrible
tangle of thought the childs slate pre-
sents as with blurred eyes he stares
at the figures that will not come right!
Yet any arithmetician could quickly
detect the mistakes, erase each false
figure and substitute the correct one.
The fundamental error in human cal
culation is tho acceptance of evil in the
name of good. ostensibly In order that
good may come of it, and this initial
errors permeates the sun total of NOR
tai experience. The promise in REVEAL
ton, And God shall wipe away all
tears from their eyes, implies some
thing more than the passing of sor-
row; it signifies that spiritual under
standing, gained here on earth, is des-
tined to lift the Ven from a densely
materialistic conception CT life, and re-
veal its eternal harmony, unmarried
by any belief in evil.
Sickness and Sin Vanish
Many persons look for good only In
what they term the future" life. This
deprives them of present harmony, for
it centers thought on death as a. re-
lease from all ills. If it were not for
this misleading belief, mortals would
undoubtedly struggle out of untoward
conditions with greater energy of pur-
pose and determination, for this ex-
pectation of release through death Is
causing thousands of sufferers to yield
to their ills rather than to overcome
them. Yet the Bible refers to death as
an enemy" albeit "the last" to be
Overcome" and we read in Science
and Health that "sin brought death,
and death will disappear with the dis
appearance of SIM" Sickness and sin
will vanish from the earth before the
light of Truth, and spiritual under
standing holds the secret of release
from all evil.
There are other persons whose hope
centers in the present, but they, on
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Think of the joy he must feel after
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Truth Hanishes Illusions

When fear is discarded and dread
overcome through confidence in God,
and when gratitude for this new recog-
milton of Love reigns In the patients
thought, he is well on the road to that
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-13
l9OS-l0O0 LECTURE COURSE

The lecture course committee have
purchased through the Redpath Lvce.
um Bureau a course of five entertain
ments for the season of l90s-1909 that
will not be excelled by any course in
this entire section of the country Our
citizens can rest assured that next
winter thew will have the opportunity
of listening TO talent the equal of that
furnished to any of the larger cities
of Michigan The committee which
assumed the responsibility of bringing
two of the best musical numbers offer
ed by any bureau, have also secured
DR.. Thomas +. Greer and Walter Nc
Mutt for lectures. with the famous
Fischer for an evening of entertain
ment as reader and elocutionist. The
Record will tell its readers more of the
merit of these numbers next week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-13
THE OLIVET DEBATE

The Olivet Optic in speaking of last
weeks debate in that city said: Last
week was a decidedly unsuccessful one
for Olivet. On-Friday night Alma de-
feaed us here in the debate on the in
heritance tax, and they also defeated
us on their home ground. The reasons
why sthey won out were: more ex-
perience in debating and a greater
knowledge of the subject. This does
not in any way reflect discredit upon
the Olivet Teams. The Alma teams
were chosen before Christmas, and had
debated the question every week be-
tween that time and Friday-night. IL
the Alma literary societies debating
is made great feature. and oratory
has by no means such prominence as
at Olivet. Olivet owes debt of graf
itude to Thomas, Hunsberger, Brown.
Swift, Barker and Weed. who all did
their best for the institution. Under
the conditions we could not have asked
more. but next year the preliminary
debates must be worked off earlier
and the question be thought through
In all Its aspects before the final de-
bate. Debating must excite college
interest as does the oratorical contest.
and the men must have to work hard
to make the team.