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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
SAYS HE
IS MARRIED
Carl Holt now Tells His Ori-
giual Story.
SECURES HIS RELEASE
Money is Wired to Him by
BIS Mother.
One Message Tells Him a Good
Position Awaits Him Board Bill
and Costs Paid.

Carl Bolt, the young clothing
salesman. released from the county
Jail stated to the ,Iirror today
that he was marie % Miss Name
Coleman Of PARK street. this city,
in Columbus, Tueslay afternoon
When arrested Bolt told the
authorities that he had just been
married and later that he had
come here to be married. When
brought up in the court Of Justice
ConIcy he said that he had not
been married and did not intend TO
be.
Bolt told the Mirror that he
met Miss Coleman i'm Columbus on
Tuesday, secured license and
they We're married by Justice of
the peace. II this he true there
may be IA more serious charge
registered against him for to Sc
cure the license he would have
had to swear falsely in the pro
bate court, of Franklin county,
The girl whom Bolt claims is
his wife, called upon him at the
jail last night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
A STARTLING Trnth-

Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart, pro
fessor of American history at Harvard
is man whose hobbies ran alongside
Of his work, Lately he acquired de
sire for statistics and began seeking
them with his accustomed energy lie
was very much impressed with the
mortality figures, and, meeting his
colleague, Prof. Grandgent, in the
yard, addressed him .mournfully:
I've been looking mp mortality sta,
tistlcs, Grandgent, and what do you
think? A man dies every time /
breathe! e!"-Llppincotts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
CHOSE
DEATH
Girl Shoots Herself Rather
Than Live Without
Her Lover.

Denver, Colo, March 19.-Choosiug
death rather than life without the
man with whom she was infatuated,
.Ona *, Bush, aged 2l last night
stood before a looking glass and sent
a bullet through her brain. She died
at the County Hospital at $3.50 this
morning and relatives are searching
for 7, f.. Carpenter manager of the
Ajax Rubber Company.
"'he young woman came here two
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
QUIET WEDDING
Rev. Rourke Unites Miss Julia A.
Bogardus and S. B Martin

Miss Julia A. Bogardus and
MIR. Samuel y. Martin were united
in marriage at the home of the
brides brother Mr.. Frank Bogar-
dus, of North Greenwood street,
Wednesday evening at five O'Clock,
Rev. George M. Rourke, of the
First Presbyterian church. per
forming the ceremony. The groom
us employed as carpenter. They
viii make their home in this city.
Polo tonight, Urichsville VS.. Marion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
Coming, Not eoInn.

Mrs Frankley-I heard Mr.. sneek.
erly telling his wife that Ire saw you
going into a saloon yesterday.
MI Frankley-That statement isn't
exactly correct, lie saw me coming"
into "A saloon, saw him hiding behiad
the free-lunch counter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

Tommy Davis, the pipeline kid,
broke all records this week by land
ing in the city bastile three times in
side of four days.
Tommy" means all right, but he
has that burning desire for more
liquor. He makes the mayor all
kinds of faithful promises and an
hour later lands again for drunken
ness. Davis was arrested about II
O'Clock last night by Officer Isenberg.
When arraigned before the mayor this
morning he promised to leave town
hmmediately and never return in case
the mayor would dismiss his case.
Tommy" drew thirty-day work
house sentence which was later sus-
pended and he paid a fine of 81.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

When T.. j. Kincade was arrested
Wednesday afternoon he insisted to
|officer McDonough that he was not
drunk. However, the officer was
somewhat of different opinion and
landed him in the city prison. Kin
cade had evidently been drinking
squirrel whiskey and he made things
lively in his cell for some time. He
was sobered up nicely this morning
and after depositing s. with the may
or, went his way a sadder but wiser
man.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
Personals
.......y::..YC:.:..:::... =. :. !.

City Solicitor T.. r. Boyd went to
Washington, C. H., today, on busi-
ness.
Mr. l.. V. Hite was called to Fred
ericktown, Wednesday, to attend the
funeral of Cyrus Hare.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell, OF
Warren, Ohio, enroute home from
Terre Haute, Indiana, are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D..
Walker, of North Main street. Mr..
Campbell is a cousin of the late Will
liam Mckinley.
Polo tonight Urichsville VS.. Marion
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

Marx. Rose and Helen Rosenbeng,
Dorothy Strelltz and Messrs. j.
Howard Wetmore, Sidney Marx,
Sidney Katz, Stanley Ilhrsch Louis
Goldberg, "A. and j. Brown. George
Kleinmaier, Ferdinand EFirsch, G..
Rosenberg, Samuel Rosenberg,
Henry Strelltz, Jake and Ben
Marx and Charles M. Vogel.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
OILS
WALL PAPER.
FAREWELL RENDERED
In Honor of Mrs. Hattie Pace by
Her Missionary Co. Workers

The members OF the Ladies'
Home Missionary society of the
Prospect Methodist church gave a
farewell party to Mrs. Hattie Pace
at her home in that town Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Pace will leave
soon for Cleveland, where she
will make her future home. The
guests assembled In the early even
ing and spent the hours until 10
O'Clock at various social diver
sions. Light refreshments were
served.
DoIo tnnfoht Ir,inbs.t,iII,, 80, Nt,,i.,,,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

Come home at once, have a good
position for YOU" was the substance
OF a message received today by Carl
Bolt from his mother, Mrs. Anna
Bolt of Elwood Indiana. The mes
sage was delivered to Bolt by Sheriff
Drown and in the dim light of the
gloomy prison cell the young man
read the message which came only
a day too late.
Bolt was arrested Tuesday night on
a charge of jumping board bin of
SlG.55, which he owed Ernest Rock
err. He was bound over to the grand
jury under bail of $lOO and in de-
tault OF which he was confined in
the county jail.
The young mans mother knows
nothing OF her sons arrest and now
undoubtedly cherishes the hopes Of
again seeing him installed in the no
sition which she has secured. Bolt
formerly held a good position at the
Golden Eagle clothing store and is
apparently a young man of more than
ordinary ability.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
Polo Tonight. Ladies 15c.

The Fratcrnal Order of Eagles met
last night with a fair attendance
Aside from transacting regular busi-
ness a social hour was enjoyed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
Influence of Music

If you would have music in the
home with all its refining influences,
go to Bakers window sale of fine
Pianos. It
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
PLEASANT SURPRISE
Is Perpetrated Way side Rose
Rebekah Lodge Ladies.

About forty members of Wayside
Rose Rebekah lodge pleasantly
surprised Miss Name Wasser at her
home on Playground street We'd
nesday evening. Games and social
diversions occupied the evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

A son Of Italy had a valise contain
ing several suits of clothes, stolen
from the union depot about o'clock
this morning The foreigner had left
his baggage for short time to secure
a lunch and upon returning found
the valise missing. The police were
notified but no trace OF the missing
baggage could be gained.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

Late this afternoon Carl Bolt,
who was confined in the county
jail for jumping a board bill, re-
ceiyed letter from his mother
containing draft for $35. The
young man Immediately paid his
bill and all costs of the case and
was dismissed, Bolt left immedia-
tely for Elwood, Indiana. where he
will accept a position in a clothing
store,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

Polo Tcalsht, Ladies 15c.
Tu Thur-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

Polo tonight at Royal Rink.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

George Kelley, plain drunk was
near the city prison about
II o'clock last night by Officer lsen-
berg He was unable to pay fine
of s. this morning and stands COM
mitted.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

Polo tonight, Urichsyille VS.. Marion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

'olo tonight, Urichsville VS.. Marion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

Polo tonight, Urichsvillc VS.. Marion
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gitb, @oliab. 8eebiIle, @barton, gas
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Giienbaba=J Jabrplau.
g. 81. e 81. e. gahn.

.Sabb grofett" S3ng na1 Soufton,
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fabrt 9 l1br abenbs, Qnfunft 7.3O mors
9e1ls.
yab aerrbil1e, Mbfabrt 4.3O nadm.
Nbfabrt bon &errbiue $50 116r bornlitz
tags. @ur Sonntass na9 @errbilIe: $50
lift borr1ittngs.
Na9 gnero. goafnnl, Souiton, @aIpes
lton, @iooings, Nodbale, Cameron nno
Waco, abfabrt 8.45 bormittags.
Nab Beebille, Corpus gbriiti, MIice,
Deatbis, Granias PaB, Nodport, Ibfabrt
1.40 na1mittags.
@a6 SaIflrias, G6fabrt 8 lbr abenbs.
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Goli5ei ntbf nit iid lpoBen ldbt
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nod Dor ben 9mnnbatpfs fiirdtet.
Jreitog no6ntittag, ais Tie lire 3elte
abbraden ntl0 iid 5ur @eiterrcile
riiitetell begob ii6 oer Sauptlina 5llln
9ureau Ser 6elelli6aft, Die iie ollac-
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Der Better beflogte fid, BOB oie &ot-
balte ibren &ontraft nicbt erfiiat
batten, llno meieerte iid, Sen poaell
2obn alts5ube5ablen. Ser Sonpt=
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Saide uro gob einenalbrillen Gfiff.
Sll menigen Wonenten marell bie
iibrigen SSnoianer 5ur Stelle uno per=
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@elo. Ser Wonager flii6tete i6lieb=
lid. 0ann erbrahen bie Gotbal1te
oas gureou 0es Sdotnleiiters, Der IT,
llen alles gob, mas CT botte. Glea
fteIlte Die Snoioner onideinello 5u-
frieoen aber ols fie in oen Yorf
5nrlioffanell 5erbra6eit iie oles, mos
ni6t MET uno 1aeelfeit NOR. @ell=
oorlllen muroen aufgeboten, Die bic
pilogeluoroenen Sionr perbuftetell
nno Dem goli5eiribter pprfii6rten.
Webrere gotbaute muroer iiber Na6t
i'm @efangnis gebalten l1no onl nG6=
item Worgen erbielten iie 8eillng
Den Staub bon @enf BON oet syiibell
5ll i6iitteln Dies eei6ab. Die Sc
ieai6oft botte oarallf berai6tet, ! bos
unre6tlndbig genomnene @elo 5u=
riid5nperlangen r1no oesmegen ipurO-
De feline Diebitablsflage gegen Die
Sobne Der 8ilbnis erboben.
9lls Som meloet man: Ser
Tapit beiudte beute arn friiGen Door
gen ben ugelpeoere-@of", oen groB=
ten Ser Sofe bes gatifans, in pel=
mem Die gu gbren oes 8apIiinbi=
launls ab5ubaltenoen internationolell
qtblefiiden @ettfdmpfe i'm Septenr-
Der itottfinoen iollen. s(rbeiter Iillo
oamit beidaftiet, Sen Ylab 5u ebllen
unb sribiinen fir Die 3ni6alter 5r
erridten. 9luf elmer Seite oes
gentruins miro cine Sribiirle fir
ben Eopit gebortt. gouieaoe BON
Itbletet aus alien Seilen Ser g9eit
weroelt als @ettfalnpfer erlpartet.
@ine sln5abl atbletiider gereine bat
8reiie seltiftet. Die fatboliide sltble-
ten-2iga bon SEEM Oorf bat einen
moiiipen Silber-8ofal eeibidt.
Gin beflaeenslpertes ltngfiif
bot iib in Ser @lasfabrif BON @0rog
IN ltngarn ereignet. Snfolee elmer
gen5in-grploiion nuroen brei Scr
ionen eetotet nnb 0rei I6per per-
lett. 8iele onoere trugen leibtere
8ermunouneen oapon. Die @elpolt
Der Grploiion NOR 10 groB, oaB ouf
meite gntfernllngen bin oas @etoie
gebort mnroe.
= Die nelten @aiiermerfe Iii Sor=
reon iino inter eroBen Gerenlolien
M getrieb geiett moroen. Wiun or
ipartete, oaB @ouberneur @oroena5
5ll Der 5eier nod Sorreon fpnnllen
iperoe, oo6 plroe er ourd Siralf=
belt oaran gebinoert.
slm Gbapala See iolian ciil
mooernes Sotel llno cine sln5abl Got
toges gebalt, audi cine 8aoeanltalt
eingeri6tet merben. Gin ellellides
SDnoifat bat fir oieien 3iped elm
Serrrain bon $4,000 Guabrotrne-
tern an norbli6en llfer oes Sees ge-
falft. 0os 2ano lieat ulseia6r
bier &ilometer tpeitlib po.t Ser Stoot
@bapala.
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S. E. 6. q. gabm.
81 b + a brt.

9aa6 allen NorDsgegaszgnilften
4 1lbr lino 7.45 born1ittags.
gea6 ct. 2ouis, Mempbis linb benz Often
1.25 ubr na9m urb 7.30 abenbs
gead Wegifo. 49,. 1920 l16r bornt.
Infunft.
@on ct. ouis nnb Dem Often, 9.15 ti1org.
Bon 2are6o nno Megifo =. LOS na1nl.
Bon ct. 2oiis, &anias gitb 1920 abbs.
ct. 2pnis & San Tranciscp Balm.
Gbfnbrt.
Nad Sort 5uith, 9prinsfielb, ct. 2ouis,
&anlas Gitb, gbica9o IS. &@. 81. 9ez
pot) =. .7.30 abenos
Son ct. 2ouis, &anias gitb, garis,
@btcagp !. 1920 moraens
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llidt 8uriidaufebreil iit 6rau smitb's
erlter @atte, Die er nit sluei ain-
BERT nor Is Sabren i'm Stid) gelai=
len batte. Die Satin betrauerte ibn
Sabre lang als tot, oo man ibr ge-
iaet botte, er lei ouf einer @iien=
babn i'm @elten llmgefontnelt. 9aitn
beiratete fie gum 5peiten 0tal.
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Die nun begonnene @eiaei,erl

91e Nun begoflnene Wel5cllerll-
te im 0propeiten peripridt biel BEL
ier aus5ufaaen, als nod ppr einem
Wtonat erluartet ipltroe. 9lod elmer
bonn u9oaro Of Sraoe" in 9ortlono
peroffentlidten StatiItif fino al oen
eriten fiinf Sagen 30t @ilenbabnma-
gert-2aounsen oes beIten @ei5ens fir
Die oortigen @tiiblen llno Sen Grport
eiltgetroffen. Die 9eri6te aus 6cln
Snnern, oem ioeenunnten .ssSnlano.
empire, laliten our6peg giinItig.
0urdibnittlih lit Der Grtrog per
afer Inn 5wan8ig Iro5ent beiier, ais
man gere6net batte.
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@erfanst

miro elm Mdohen, 6os foben uno
Sausorbeit beiorgen fam, in elmer
fleinen Samilie bon alpei Berionen.
@uter 2obn. gtah8ufragen BEL S.
S. Scnooer, t24 slnbrep Strabe.
Nltes Selepbon 1888.
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Nadl g9rpiumsniQe.

Ser 3ug Der 9llniet @ictoria 9ibie
iion. Nbfabrt $50 abenbs, ma1t in HIaz
cebo 8erbinoung nit Der @uIf Coat
Gne fir Corpus gbriiti linb s5rofpnsbiae
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zines Sonifs beoiirfen." electric SIT.
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Nieren8ei6rperoen. @arontiert su
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& 60. so Gents.
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Y B ia b IT.
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li6 (Sunfet 9epot) :. .7.3O abenSs
9ofal5ua bia Sn1itbbilIe g bormittaes
Glamo 9pe5ial nad SinitbbiIIe. Soulton,
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9lnfunft.
Son Gbica9o, ct 2ouis, aanias gitb,
9olos, Sort 8ortb itnb gSaco, tdsIi9
(Suniet Sepot) :. .7.30 morg
2ofal5ua bia Smitbbille .9.15 abenbs
Ilono Spe5ial BON SnitbbilIe, Spuiton,
@albeiton $50 noraeus
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@eimht

bis @titte September cine oeuti6e
aodin in geiebtem 9llter. glnpfeb-
lungen iueroen berlangt. SteIleillu-
6enoe meroen eriu6t iib bon 2 bis A
ltbr 9fo6nittog8 in go 202 slne.
s sit meloen.
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ytras. a

Gin hlerfipiiroiges 8orfonunllis
miro aus gaele HaB beribic4. SSa
Eorfirio 0ia5, oer gaele ssaB gese.l-
iiber llegenoen lilerifaniibcn Staef.
gob Der 8eG'i6e Gitfns @oriteliall=
gen. NeliIid morgcils erflariell bie
iannltli6en Witellcoer Ser Aapele,
fiilrflu oo,oan5ig a., Ger 3aDi, Dem
geiiser oes Cirrus, lie iuiiroen nidt
langer ipieler, ein Serr aus 3feu=
Sraunfels babe iie ellgagicrt nno
lie mirocn oortbin seben. 9eir Cir
fusbeiiser fam Die Sabe iebr iiber=
raideno, aber er perlor ieiue SCI
iteseegeimart liieDt. Gr fubr lpfurl
nod gesle Lob, teilte ben Giniran=
6erungsbeboroen Die Sad)e nil uno
madte iie oarauf allfnlerfiam, oaB
bier offenbar cine 8erlesung bes
aontraftgeiebes bornege. Die Gin
ipanoerungsbe0oroel fiiidteten ibnl
bel ltno als Die merifanilben Muli-
fer in eagle GaB aafalnen, MUIR
ben iie bon ben Weborben iofort in
gmpfang genommen, fir aolltraftar=
better erfldrt unb in corpore nod
Gorfiric Gio5 5iriideeididt.
ssn 0alIas min man in ener-
glider @eiie gegen bas 2ulnperge=
iinoel, oas iid BORT berunltreibt, por-
geben. @er fiinfttg Der 8agobunoa-
ge iiberfiibrt ipiro, muB adt5ig Gage
an Der 2anbitraBe arbeiten. gisber
muroen Die &erle gu 5ebn Collars
Strofe perurteilt, es fato iid oann
aber inlmer el1 gutter sSreunb, Ser
Die Strafe beoobIte.
Samuel @ompers, ser Br1li-
bent Der uslneriean federation oi
2abor" bielt in Dallas anf ocln
@uslteaungsplabe cine 9teoe, in Der
er iid NIT GROCER gnti1ieoellbeii
fir grDan lin6 &ern anslprab.
Die Sfaot @roipnipooo lit bon
einem groBen Seuer beintgeiubt NOR
ben, 0as einen Sdaoen pon $50.
600 angerihtet bot. Dos sSelter
fam IN Der Office Der @eitern unior
selesrapbell-@ @eiedidoft auf lmo aer.
forte auBer Dem @ebdnoe, iii oem
fid oieie Office befano, aud) nod
Die @ebduoe Der %. 8. Mabiior
@rocerp gonnpanp llno oes Central
Drug Store.
- slm 12. Septeinber iiloet ii
@alpelton Die Sabresperialnlnlllne
Der geras & 2ouiiiana Saip Mil
gliiociation ltatt. Man ertportet un
gefdbr 800 Teilnebmer.
Die General -Mnipaltidait ii
gluitin bat entidieoell oaB oas Dor
Ser lesten 2egislatnr angenomnlen'
@eiee, ueldes ben Tre5inften eil1es
County oos 8edt giebt, 8onos aus
5ugeben, Inn fir Dos @elo 2ano
itraBen gu bauen ooer gu perbeiiern
feblerbaft lei. Die General -Anipalt
ibaft miro feline 8on6s ancrfennen
Die anf oieies @eies bin ausgeeebel
iino.
SSn Der y1be bon Sort @ortI
lit eine Srau S. 90. Merritt pol
| Shref eeitorben. Sic falnpiert
| nit ibrem Manne lino ibren Sin
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-27

in very peculiar and loyal manner.
She came to the church with a WON
derful diversity of gifts and a great
breadth of experience in the affairs of
practical life, many of which lay be-
yond the range of the average life of
the average pastors wife. Always in
terested in philanthropic, humanitarian
and religious activities, none of them
quite Enclosed by the boundaries of any
church organization, she brought to the
Temple breadth of view and practical
grasp of vital problems of social and
religious life and interests that helped
materially to place the young society in
the city, side by side with the older
churches.
"The Rainbow and the Pot of Gold"
is a book which will be found valuable
not only historically but for its spirit
and inspiration. Its perusal should fire
the zeal not only of Baptists but of all
Christians of all denominations in
every part of the English-speaking
world; for the name of Bob Burdette'
the front rank of the religious work in
is we'll known wherever the union jack
flies as well as wherever the Stars and
Stripes proclaim liberty, and the motto
he has chosen for his church and con-
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-27

the financial arrangements with energy
and determination, overcoming all dlt-
ficulties and discouragements, and haV-
ing in her vocabulary no such word as
fail. Third is Robert ]. Burdette, OPP
timistic and cheerful, untiring and I'M
ceasing. OF him it is written by one
of his friends: HE had faith that never
failed. He would not let them quit or
get discouraged He always had ray
of hope and encouragement for every
one, and no one had the courage TO
quit or give IN or to admit that his
faith could fail"
The successful preparation of this
splendid and in every respect admirable
book also serves to place on record
some of the unique elements in the at
mosphere of the Temple Baptist
urch-characteristics which differen-
tate it from any other church in the
world. Even as there's only one Bop
Burdette," so there's only one church
of the exact type of the Temple Bap-
fist. The members of this church, as
the book tells US, have always adj
dressed their preacher, their shepherd,
as "pastor" no matter what others
might call him. Another unique feat
ure is that Mrs. Burdette has been
called pastoress and accepted as sucn