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Wash Goods Sale.

An desirable styles No old culls.
This seasons best styles, going AZ
about one-quarter former prices. a.
L. Moody
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FOR SALE--One of the finest 100-acre
improved farms in the Park Region
of Minnesota, four miles from town,
on one OF the finest lakes in the state.
About sixty acres under cultivation,
balance meadow and timber. Service
able buildings, beautifully located, ov-
erlooking lake Splendid soil, excel
lent fishing, an ideal home. Price $35
per acre. Address AL, care Forum.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Complepe Gaar Scott
threshing rig. 25 horse engine, &C.
inch separator. now running, in good
condition Steel tank, truck, tender
and pump. fully equipped. Reason for
Fargo.
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CONTRACTOR AnD Bull DER.

.EONTRACT0R Erickson OF Dilwcrsh
is now In shapS to give estimates
and plans on applications. Satisfac
ton guaranteed. Phone 1880 J.
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WANTED-A second top roll desk.
Louis Peterson, 400 Eighth street
south
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WANTED-Railruad laborers for A.
Guthrie & Co. Report at office, Cul-
bertson, Mont. Fifty miles OF team
work from Bainville northwest Class
of laborers required: Teamsters,
scraperholders, grading machine men:
cooks. cookies, blacksmiths and la
borers. Steady work all season. Good
wages for ten hours work.
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WANTED-Single man between the
age of 20 and % to travel in Min
nesota with manager and solicit Ref
erences as to character required.
Must be Of neat appearance. For par
ticulars address w. w. Phelps, Madison,
MINI.
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WANTEp-Young man 70 learn pilo-
Biography, also chance 10 make
good pay at once. Nicollet Studio
6l2 Front street.
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WANTED--An of our friends to call
at our new location. Ed and Jack,
the up-to date clothiers and furnish
ers, 8 Broadway.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE--In best
town in the state, stock and ttxtures
all Drand new; no paints, wall paper
or fountain. Worth one hundred cents
on the, collar. Invoice $3.50. Win
sell for $4,000 spot cash. A bargain
for some one. Address 445, care r'o-
rum,
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ENGINES FoR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two 80 h. .. and one 35
b. p. traction engines, all rugged up
for plowing; will sell on time or for.
cash, very cheap Address 1872, care.
Forum.
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FoR SALE on RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT-House in Is
land park. nine rooms and bath.
Possession given at once. Red River
Valley Mtg. Co., Stern block.
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rYPEwRIrERs EoR SALE.

ALL KINDS of second hand stypewrit-
ers for sale cheap. L. G. Smith &
Bros. Typewriter Co., 618 Front street,
Fargo, N. D.
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,oRTER wANrkD a. pirie's Oakery
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WANTED--BOy about 16 years old, to
drive delivery wagon. Hauser Bros.
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A SNAP in CUBA ANE--I,OOO acres
best land in Cuba, all fenced. 1T5
acres timber, $50 head. cattle. title per-
ment. E. A. Rolston, IA Vigia street,
Camaguey, Cuba.
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FOR SALE--Half section good timber
land. close to Detroit, Mimi Fine
timber. splendid soil. In good settle
of incumbrance. 420, care Forum.
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wANTED-coLLEcTIoNs.

HANTE Edo Collections. 81. +. Miller.
room rs. Huntington block
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AND FURNITURE LOANS.

MONEY LOANED TO honest employees,
holding permanent positions, strictly
confidential. Loans on furniture, pi-
amos, etc, on the installment plan. w.
G. Mahon. log Broadway, suite 9.
Huntington block.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO RuY--old gold and sill
Yer. Once 81 Huntington blk. Fargo.
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WANTED-A few reliable men to rep
resent us in both North and South
Dakota, good contract. For particu-
lars write United Wireless Telegraph
Co, 81 Huntingtos block, Fargo.
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FOR sALE--FLAT.

FOR SALE--A 12-room furnished fiat,
steam heat, electric light, hot and
cold water, gas for cooking; 5000; $3.50
down, balance TO suit buyer. Sickness
causes me to sell at once. Address 214
care Forum.
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sHAMPoolNo.

LADIES' hrst-claSs shampooing done
at home. Phone 1884: hours from .
q. m. to 3 p. m.
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FOR. SALE--A good half section OF
unimproved land for 226 per acre.
Would take in gasoline engine and
plowing outfit as dTst payment. Ad-
dress 4. o, Box 39S, Fargo.
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BUSINESS coLLEcE.

BUTTONS BUSINESS COLLEGE win
open In Fergus Falls Sept. i. Write
for particulars.
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FOR SRLE--ContecIione fruit, cigar,
stationery, news and SODA tounIaln
business, with SIlau pRkerys ali IN
sUoo condlt4on. ENeasons ror seiLlnE.
poor healLn. lLs a money maker. lar
VesLiEaIe ullck. Cnas. ~. bergstrom,
w asnOurn, N. ~.
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EDUCATIONAL.

COLLEGE OF LAW--University of
North Dakota. Strong faculty Of abla
lawyers. Good library. Fall term
opens Sept 81. For information ad-
dress. College OF Law. Grand Forks. N.
ID.
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LAND FOR SALE-Section OF the
finest land in Mclean county fol,
sale or exchange for property In Far
go. All fenced In; 365 acres all new
field, 24O. acres pasture and $4,000 worth
of buildings; just one mile to town.
Call or write A. L. Anderson, 622 Tenth
avenue north, Fargo.
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FOR sALE-coTTAeE.

FOR SALE-My seven room cottage,
full high basement, 24x40, fine ce:-
ment floor, bell trap, complete laun-
dry, separate vegetable and fruit stor-
age room, hot air furnace that keeps
house warm, hot water connection
with furnace. Screened porch, hard
wood floors and woodwork, three bed
rooms, good shed, gas, electricity
large bath room, lot 50x140, fine lawn
and shade trees. vines, garden plot.
Worth $3.50, will take $4,000 on
terms; less for cash Phone 1772. w.
r. Edwards.
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We Buy soran Iron

Carload lots specraIry CorrespondA
ence given prompt attention Fargo
fon q Metal Co. Fargo, n. ID.
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POSITION WANTED.
Male and Female.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAN--we :oan money on
diamonds. watches, furs, rifles and
revolvers. We loan the most, charge
the least. and keep your pledges long
est All business strictly confidential
Unredeemed watches and jewelry for
sale at less than wholesale cost. Cres-
ces3t Loan Once. 220 Front street.
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FOR CHOICE Improved and unim-
proved farm lands that are sod
upon ten-year payments or on crop
payments, write or call on Frask L.
Kellogg, Cleveland. N. ID.
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sPlRELLA coRsErs GUARANTEED

THE NEW models, fifty different
shapes, for all forms: / call and give
perfect fittings: scores of recommends
from Fargo ladies' Mrs. A. Anderson,
Room 16, Stern block. Phone lss7-LA
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FARM FOR SALE-Cheap If taken at
once, with good crop on. close to
town Of Disley, Sask., Canada. Write
to owner for all particulars. John
Cook, Disley. Sask. Can.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-Commi or
salary. Montana Nursery Co.. Bill
ings, Mont.
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Brand new Bush & Gerts
baby grand piano, worth $1,000; will
take $3.50, easy terms. 113 Ninth
street north Phone 1913-L-
. g l o % &, 9 @ o @ @ o g @ o o g
@ FOR SALE-A beautiful Regina @
9 Piano, with inside player q
@ which cost $3.50, and also 800 q
@ worth of rolls for 'ssme. If taken y
o at once will sell for $3.50 cash. 9
O Address 351, care Forum. @
o O
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANT TED-Capabl man 70 lease ho-
tel with fine bar and dining room
e. +. Grant. Melston. Mont.
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HORSE HOSPITAL.
pRoElTAsLE INVESTMENT.

SHARES FOR SALE, LoW--Business
established, honorable and sure OF
paying large dividends. Particulars
free. Address Investment. lock box
800, Fargo. N. ID.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-To rent furnished hotel
Address Geo. Powell. Garner. Iowa.
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FOR SALE-Cummira news depot
and general store: money maker;
good reason for selling. See Cummings.
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HOSPITAL.

MAT :RkaTY Competent
nurses and best of care; highest tes-
timonials from doctors and patients.
Mrs. ! ernie Camp. S01 tenth street
south, Fargo.
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MEDICAL.

w. n. BARkER'S Cough Remedy will
cure you. Made at Sparta. Wis.
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HoUsEkEEPER wanted by banker in
North Dakota town TO first of jan
uary, when, IL then satisfactory, will
get position in bank as bookkeeper and
stenographer. Applicant must be good
housekeeper and to have had some
training as a sIenogTapt1er. Good
housekeeper may apply for steady job.
373 Forum ..u
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rUR SALE-ProperCy 75x125 feet, oc-
cupIeu py NotLnern hoIeI ana saloon
bulIullls. Wnl sell cneap as owner is
leavIng city. rms properly now rent
ca ~ gouu tenant <Aduress w. ~.
Syoousen doorneau Mimi.
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than 800 and not more than 500
acres; must be under high state OF
cultivation and have good buildings.
Also must be plowed so possession can
be given on or before April, 1910 and
In Cass county. VIM rent for term OF
years. Am fully equipped with good
stock and farm implements. Address
415 Forum.
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COOP LOCATION WANTED.

WAN r q D--6Iood location for Scandi-
navian physician. Large territory !:
good crops. $40 Forum
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FOR SALE-One chuzr barber shop
and fixtures; soft water: has lights.
good place; cheap. Address AIS, care
Forum.
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FOR SALE OR RENT--Good hotel In
wide awake town Of 500 popula-
tion. Address A. w. Schroeder, Medi
ma, N. d.
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FoR sALE-LANp.

DAKOTA, Minnesota and Canadian
lands for sale n HI. Miller, rooni
2S. Huntington block. Fargo. N d.
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WANTED TO RENT-Three or Ave
room fiat; block preferred. state
price and location. AS care Forum.
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l HAVE Wo4 kea UP a nne 1oDDIng Dusi-
ness al rargo, Win large posslDln-
ties. 1 nsed d lItLIe CdplLaI anu WORK
lag partner. acre is one OF the, best
NorIn DAKOTA; legILlnaate; gooo pay
ing. 4lo rorum.
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WANTED-Office man and one famil-
lar with commercial paper, and COL
lector. Address More Bros, Wimole-
don, n. d.
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FOR QUICK SALE list your property
with Hansen Land Co.. $50 Broad
way, Fargo.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-10
PAID FOR NEGLIGENCE.

Hessel Bymers, who rents the A.
D. Eckhart place north of Ashton,
was arrested last week by County
Judge w. F. Corrigan for obstruct.
ing the highway. He was fined SIS
and costs and paid Judge Corrigan
for damage to his automobile. As
far as we have been able to learn
this is one of the most fragrant cases
OF criminal negligence that has ever
come to our notice. Mr.. Bymer's
pasture is on one side of the main
travelled road between Ashton and
Mellette and his house on the other
side. He was in the habit of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-10

stretching two strands of barbed
wire across from the pasture to the
house lot to drive his cattle across.
This barbed wire had been left
stretched across the road all night
several times and three automobiles
had run into it in the darkness.
Each time when threatened with
damages Mr.. Bymers would promise
faithfully that it should never occur
again. Judge Corrigan and his
wife were in the machine at the
time it struck the wire and were
only saved from almost sure death
by the wind shield against which
the wire struck after being broken
by the force of the machine. Red
field Journal. Observer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-10
All Kinds Of Things.
WON'T PRESS THE room LAWS.

Sears, Roebuck a. Co, the Chi.
cago mail order millionaires,
announce that owing to the passage
of the federal pure food aud drug
law they will discontinue the
grocery and retail business. 1t
wasn't the passage of the law by
congress but the enforcement OF the
pure food and drug law by the
agents Of Uncle Sam that drove
them out of business. The fact that
they cannot sell groceries and drugs
successfully if the pure food and
drug law is enforced, certainly
demonstrates that their patrons in
the past got much adulterated food,
1t is also evidence of the general
poor quality of goods sold by the
mail order houses Glendale
Record.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-10

SENATORS HTNDERING COMBINATIONS
On the other hand Martin and
Burke point out that the senators
already are blocking, or at least
delaying confirmation of several
South Dakota postmasters nomi-
mated some time ago by the presi-
dent.
The congressman also contend the
office held by Person is not one of
state patronage and that they are at
liberty to intercede in his behalf.
This controversy may result in
neither Persons nor Shober's get
ting the appointment, which the
president is at liberty to give to
some other state. 1t is likely the
matter will be settled by July l.,
and the indications are that Person
will lose the place.
1t is expected also that the South
Dakota senators and representatives
will lock horns over the appoint
ment Of census supervisors for the
state, which involves the selection of
several thousand enumerators.-
Sioux City Journal, Friday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-10
sHoBER HAS NOT LANDED YET.


Representatives Martin and Burke
had a brief conference with the
president last week in behalf OF
Robert S. Person, whom Senators
Gamble ond Crawford are seeking
to have removed from the office OF
auditor Of the interior department
to make place for Lieut.. Governor
Shober. The president is said to
have informed the South Dakota
congressman he has made no deci-
sion in the matter as yet, and he
arranged another conference with
them the coming week, when he
will give further consideration to
recommendations for Persons cen
tinuance in the office he has held
eight years 1t is likely, also, the
the president will be advised as to
Shober's qualifications for the place
Person has strong support here out.
side OF the South Dakota delegation,
and is said to have the endorsement
Of every secretary of the treasury
he has served under for excellent
record
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-10
From Andover Gazette.

From Andover Gazette.
@. l.. Smith has been appointed post
master at Andover.
j. HI Hetley was here from Webster
yesterday morning
7 j. Dyke was among those from
Webster at the Waldorf yesterday.
j. W. Kruger was at the county
capital on business last Tuesday.
The wind last Saturday morning
moved Geo. Debilzan's barn about three
inches from it's foundation
Misses Jane and Tacy Rider left last
Monday morning for their homes in
Webster.
l. A. Hastings, wife and daughter,
Ruby, left Wednesday evening for
Michigan. They will visit relatives
and friends at Lowell, Grand Rapids
and other points II Lew and his kin
don't have good time, we miss our
guess, that's all.
p M. Mortenson returned from
Manistee. Mich. last Satu rday, where
rs had been called on account of the
serious illness of his only brother. The
invalid was much better when p. M.
left. We are of the opinion that Pete
told his brother thing or two about
the nealthfulhess and productiveness of
south Dakota and the Invalid made MP
his mind ne could not leave this earth
until he saw che garden spot.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-10

Ohas. Wade attended the circus al
Webster Wednesday.
Mr.. Garrick, Of Webster was here
on business last Thursday.
+. Q Riley AMI w. @. Bergstresser
were IN Webster on busi 'ess Tuesday.
hass Lizzie Wolf, Of Webster, came
down Fridey morning to visit with
friends
All Butler and GIed Kackley attended
sne Campbell Bros, circus at Webster
Wednesday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-10
EXPECT A BITTER FIGHT.

The effort of the two South
Dakota senators to GUST Person,
who was Kittredge's supporter, and
the aid the two congressman are
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-10

giving him is expected to start a
bitter fight between them over fed
eral patronage.
The senators take the position
that the president has accorded to
them the federal patronage of the
state with the exception OF post
masters, which they have conceded
to the congressman, They are
inclined to resent the action of
Martin and Burke in goirg to the
president to protest against the
removal of Person, and intimate that
if such interference with their pat
ronage continues they will take
hand in the postoffice appointments,
and prevent confirmation OF those
not pleasing to them.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-10

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Evening star., 1909-05-29
Believing and Doing Good. James,
2:14-26.

1NTRODUCTION.-Th doctrinal part
of the New Testament is in the form of
letters Thirteen Of these, perhaps four
teen (the authorship of Hebrews being
questioned), We're written by Paul and
were addressed to churches and ministers
among the Gentles The great central
theme in each of Pauls letters was justi-
fcation by faith.s The emphasis laid on
that doctrine tended to obscure certain
legal and moral aspects of the Gospel
Seven other epistles (perhaps eight. If
Hebrews is incuded) were written by
apostles who had known Jesus-Peter,
James. John and Jude. These were called
catholic, because they were addressed TO
Christians generally. They mirror the
condition of the church during the latter
part of the apostolic period and correct
suited from the Pauline writings alone.
The epistle from which We study today
was written at 5crrSalem 10y James. o"-
Lords brother, !sa".ss -. =. -
Cf.'' =. \ E"ree - I#c G.sl in
1hc les il. n.a.a. a cues: Il that
sprii.-s u,.t - certain considcra,i ns .rc-
.en,eL 10 preceding verses. The outw lrd
or practical aspects OF religion had passed
under review Principal among them WAS
a discrimination in favor of the rich
against the poor, a course highly i'm
nroner in a follower of Christ and often
sive 10 every well disposed person we 5
10. James also shows that such conduct
is contrary to the moral law, which is
still the standard of conduct (verSeS J-13).
Evening star., 1909-05-29

This leads to the inquiry, What doth it
profit though a man say he hath faith
and have not works? Can faith save
him?" (Matt. 7:28). No answer was ex-
pected to this question. 1t was intended
as a rebuke to those who made a profess
sion of belief. but whose conduct was
contrary to the great principles laid down
In the word of God. 1t was an appeal to
good sense of the persons addressed.
ILLU make his point
more forcible the apostle illustrates it by
displaying another element of religion
better understood oversees 15-l6). Charity
was the cardinal virtue of the oriental
world. To give aims to the poor was the
common practice of the rich Matt. GID,
and not to do so was considered q re-
proach Dob, 81: :16). Suppose now a pro-
fessed follower of Christ, brother or sis
ter in destitute condition, approach an
otner member of the same church asking
aid. and no assistance be rendered, but
instead. words sending them away 10 ''be
warmed and filled" elsewhere. The pic
ture is graphically drawn. Could such a
man be approved? Would any one admit
that he had a brothers love? Certainly
not One guilty of such Indifference and
hard-heartedness would be universally
condemned by all true Christians U John,
":lNl. W - is true of charity is equally
true ~ '-,h. Both are to be evidenced
by wot
sSERTION.-Th1s illustration. the
force OF which could not be broken. is fol-
lowed by a bold and positive assertion
tverse I'D. In whicl the ph los pphy Of tho
spiritual life is exhibited. ga Iii, if it
have not work, is dead There is ther
in religion, as in vegetation, a vital prin-
ciple which may be lost. Deposit an
acorn In the ground and give it good soil
and abundant moisture and heat. If no
stalk appears above the ground to grow
into a tree that will bear fruit, there is
Evening star., 1909-05-29

but one proper inference-the germinal
power is gone, and the acorn is dead So,
If one believes the doctrines of religion
believes all of them-and is able to an
swer correctly all questions concerning
them. yet, II out of that belief there is
no prompting and regulating force result
ing in good deeds. then the faith is dead.
Herein we reach the true view of religion
1t is an interior life, producing good
deeds (JameS. 1:2D
CHALLENGE.-In the 17th verse
faith and good works are shown to be in
separable, the latter the fruit OF the for
mer, the former dead without the latter.
To make this statement clearer the apos-
tie challenges an exhiit of either without
the other (verse 1S). He invites any one TO
show his faith without works, utter
impoSsibility. No one could have any as
surance of the existence of such a faith.
except the testimony of the person who
claims to possess 1t. for inward states
can be judged only by outward express
sionS. On the other hand. he who has
works needs to say nothing about his faith.
men will know the interior life by what
they see Matt, 7-16). This verse seems
to discount the value of testimony under
the head of experience. A stern theolo-
gian of last century wrote thus: IF you
are a Christian, you need not declare Ii.
for men will find it out. If you are not a
Christian you gain nothing by profession
ments are true. and so is another. IF one
has faith and works. he may speak, for all
will believe"
COMMENTATOR The apostles
remarks thus far might lead one to infer
that he valued beliefs only as the springs
or action. Such unwarranted inference
is opposed by verses 10 and 20 Does a
man believe that there is one God? Does
he reject other doctrines and limit himself
TO this single article? Yet James COM