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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-19

Surreipumben5, Gibolo, Ger, zen
IS. Sept. 1910. Nm 1. Sftn6er 1910
feiert Die gibolo Gaitno WeIel(ihofi
ibr 81. Stiftungsfeit in ibrer &ulle
our6 einen groBen 8aa unb Mbeno.
m~terboltung. IS meroeu groBe
&orbereitungen oofiir g~etroffen.
Son bier geben Siele gum Sc
birgsiangerfelt meldes ON %. llna
"a. Sept. in Comfort itottfinoat.
boffentlid ma6t oos @etter feinel
Stri6 ourd Die &e6nuug.
TIMER 9rof. Senrp Morer fat Sic
S6ule in Gaaep %aufgegeben, ipir
ieben i'm uneern i6eioen. sin
oieies Sabr bot 8rof. 5ronf storr
BON Molllton oie Sebrerltelle ilter=
nommen nno miro ser ltilterri6i
am 3. Sftober 1910 beginnen
Die Srodenbeit bdlt nod, INNER
an, mir botten einigc y f(eine
5douer, int @an8en unsefabr Y
3oa, geraoe genue, UNI Sen Sta1f
51 legen. @s iiebt beoenflih ms
fir oen fommenoen @lnter, SIC
GaItures iino 10 leer mie bie Goltn=
tp-Goaos uno Sutter onier iebr
mangelbaft. Seu miro BEL @agen-
~laoungen importiert. Oalimlpoue
NOR etnos better mte erporte-r.
81. S. 8fetl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-19
Seilmna BEG saates.

Senator 9uospetb, oe. nit Der
annabme oes S. & s. 81. Beleses
iebr un5ufrieoen it, neil er he-
fiirhtet, oaB oaourd Der 9aDn6au
in @eit-Scras perbinoert miro, bat
iih fir cine Teilung oes Staates
mlsgeiprohen. IS lit oies eilt uit-
a~usfiibrbarer @eoanfe nno mir f5n-
men niht ~besreifen, ipie Elm prafii-
ider Holitifer i'm iiberboupt MIR
ausipreden fam. @uf @runo Der
Mnnabme zines 8eieses, mie oes 5.
& 8. "a. @elebes, lit es i~iber6alpt
uniim Die Seilung ms @erf Ieten
81 ponen, es niiroe auf einen fol-
den @rumo bin cine perifapinOeno
fleine an5abl BON 2euten fir Die
Seilltng itimmen. 4ber Ielhri lpenm
mo einen Gorfaa als @runo neb-
me, Der Die 8ebolferung nle6r err
regte> als oieIes S. & s.. q. @e-
iebes, nenn man 8. 9. DC Seilun9
auf @rnno Der 4nnabats eites
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS perlongte,
10 miiroe cine ioIde Seilnng ni1t
ourdsufiibren fem. 0enn &c mlBte
ourf cine alsemeine 8olfSabitinl-
mling i'm gan5en Staate 6eIhloiien
meroen uno es lit gor nidt oarml 81
oenfen, bob man iemals Die notisc
Waioritat fir Die Seilltne erbalten
miiroe. IS lit alio gang 5lpedloS,
iif NIT oerqrtigen @eoanfen gu be-
faiien ODER gar fir iie 5lt agitieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-19
Wrunbeiaentmms . llebertraoauoe,,.

9. 8. @uso an Srau 3ou puao
@runbitiid IN Soutb 9eigbts; 81 i. q.
Srau 9ora Semi Ii. q. az Minn:e
S. 2oeidman, @runbitid in ileue'i
gitpeglod 1881 ST.
gaslin. @runoftiid an Der 9ittnlur GIT.
$3.50.
Sernanoine unb Senrb SAT an Met,
S6peppe, @runbitid in Der >. 30.
Eoor's Silboibiiion, @iaa 5n.l Saie
6. a., s. 50. uno s.. q. NsoIe al,
Sermann 9dimpff, @rlinoitid an Der
@lmira Ctr; $1,000.
8. s.. Surniib, Sruitee. an Salnes
nlo 2i88ie &emling. @runoitlits: nj Bees
con Siu; $3.50.
9tnteil an 348 9der 2anb; $i2s7.
%. $. q. 8rogan an 0ilnter 8.
oeubaum, @runbitud an Der Snbiana
Ctr; $40 Ii. q.
@, q. 8utterfielo nno ;Srou nh
Ser gpIpm @arf addition; $500.
Irtemeiia 8oipben an 8iflinm 5.
Sdue. @runbfiid an Der @de Oct Mta,
ion nnb NorbeSlibe Ctr; SO Ii. 7.
Marb 8. Mnbretps a1 Beurge 6.
Saltr. @ruuoitid an Ser gds Der Npe.
3. unb 7. Ctr; $4,000.
Gliie grouflaro oil @st9 @eraer,
@rnnoitiif i'm 9eipeb 8loee; $1,000.
SO. s. @opbe an 8. 8. Sto,t. Wrunos
itiif i'll &nob Sill; $500.
Mlamp 6eiabts an q. 6. 3etipener
Wrunbitiid in Nlamo @eig6ts; 5000.
IS. Snlteneier al q. s. Itfinlon.
Wrunbitiif i'm 8oiebale 8art. 2afeuiou
Nboitipn; $500.
81. 6. giden6urg uno Srau M Ctr
9ulta 9apis. @runoitiid oil hec @ru Nef
Ctr; $500 II. 81.
Nornlan 9Sones al Miloreo ano 81.
German 8. 8olff, @runbitiia IN Der
@arben Ctr; $4,000.
81. q. 9afplon all So6n Br1lr8.
@runbitid in Der 9iacreif sib,itira;
$3.50.
Satnes 3. 2btIe all 6. 6 Suenmcr.
@rllnoitiid in Der Melrofe Iobition;
$500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-19

@Icorto, % Sabre alt uno 0iaOato
Stores, "a Sobre alt, gef0[rlid, per-
lpunoet. Gin Wtunn nnr1en5 Ga=
l%tellono, mrrOe perbaftet. Derlelbe
gibt SIT, Shores geldoiien 5u 1abcn,
bebouptet ober, Dob es 3ufal{i9er
@eiie gei6ab. 3mii6en GnIfellana
uno Ilcorfe IoQ cine altc Se1oe cyl,
ltieren, Sic bon elmer S6ieBret,
neldbe &ermanote Ser beiGen Wdn=
ner Dor 5pei Sobren in Sen Stein=
briiden batten, berriibrt. Die bIoen
8ermunoeten muroen nodl Dem itdo-
tiiden @oipitol gebrudt INTO iollet
iid), lpeiln au6 nod nid)t altBer Oe-
fabr, ood ouf Dem @ege sur Selie=
rl1llo befinoen.
Sonntog obeno peronItoltcte
Ser ct. Soieph'S 8erein Ell iehr
biibides &on8ert fir ieine MitgGle=
Ser. Ser o2ieoerfron5" iang mes
rere 2ieoer, altd lpuroen eirige So=
loportrage gebalten. Ser u nj.
lie Mt n, ser ioeben pplt elmer
ldngeren guropareiie 8urifgefe6rt
iii, belt einen iebr interelimlter
Gortrag iber feline Geiieerte6ntlle.
= Serr Iloermm @rufr 0iet=
mann lit om Samltog nlorgen
bon ieiner guropareiie 5urlidga=
febrt.
= 0ie San @ntonio Motor Scr
Company bot ii6 init einem @opi=
tai bon $4,000 orgonii.ert. Ole
Sttforporatorelt iino Otto @. Sltoo
IT., 8. 81. Daniel uno S. 81. e9ndl.
Die offi5ieGe ginbcrufnn0 bes
Grams Wiiiiiiippi sGonareb4 nod
unlerer Staot tit loeben erfolqt. Ser
&ongreB tritt a m22. Nopember III
lanlfnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-19


irgenonie 9lnre Morie ed,oppiert
lein. 0idt an meinem gerlted
blieb lie iteben uno lob III Den SIM.
mel binauf Damn budte lie lim
leiie iingeno, pfliidte eint MQr5;iie
uno befeltigte oie meiBe 81ite an
ibrer 9rult, fubr oarauf nit ser
Sano in Die &leioertai6t mo bolte
etmus 6erppr, oas tie rold) III oell
Muno ltedte, mas iie ie1pdl niGbt
am Singen binoerte, oenn lie trail.
lerte iebt i'm @eitergeben 1og0r Sic
@orte oa3n:
9otti batti 0 Eel M!nietto
la tun popera 3erlinu.
GSortieenll1 iol0t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-19
Ser sdlaa eines Seufcls

piirOe q. Cooper, Ssmego, g. 9,
ebenlo miafommen getueien iein, ME
Der erbormungsloie, lunaen5er1to-
renoe 6uiten, Ser Sabrelmig ieGer
Weoi5in mioeritano. or tuar heinn-
oers laItig in Der Nadt," i6reiM er.
vnno nidts balf mir, bis id Gr.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY berutte, rel
DIES mid p~oultanbig furicrte. Sd
butte gar ni6t mebr." Gin @eliud
ii~ber8euet. SOC uno $500. Gerflldls-
floide fret. @arantiert BON aIen
8ruaai1ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-19
gau-G rlaubnisiheine.

@illiam ebert. @obuhaus, Selmon
Str; 5000.
s. Sriepri6, 9duppen, ertsl7 Str
$3.50.
s. $. Slider. mobn9ons, eurlciol
Str; $500.
aena ellcius, 8ipei @o1nbdlicr. &oro
Webina Str.; $500.
$. g. sdroe6ers. @obnhaus, Sol
gleB Str, $1,000.
g. q @Oeflins, @O6nSeus. 2oipiol
Drip q. 80. @robant, &o6n3ars
Surleion Ctr; 5000.
9arrp 9anba. 9~ogcrbaus, glib Sula-
90 Str, $4,000.
&oul Souer. anbau, @acon Git.
800.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-19
Der Stat erner Game tit Mutre Game

Ser Stat eIner Game TIT Mptre Dame
IN ale b%ieienieea bic an 86enmatiss
mus, Oh nun Delisfel@ ober @elenfr1cu.
matismus, an 5ifti6mer5en, Segens
Hiidentpeb. 96mer5en in Der
N%ierengeeenb ober Nerbenf6mersen fei>
ben, eebt babin, an tie UNI elm Sausmit<
tel gu i6reiben. nel6es tpieberDolt
idinmtlide bieier @ebreden aebeilt hot.
Sic fiblt es als lire 8fli6t. oniIelbc
III ale fDitenfrei gu i6iden. Sic f6n.
len 5u 9auie cine Seilune berbeifiib@
rem, mas Saiiienbe b~e5epsen f6nnen; Elm
~&limaipediel lit ni6t erforberltd. 9ies
leg entbedte einfa6e TtitteI iheibet
9arnidure aiis benz 8lute. madt Die
iteifen @elcnfe aei6meibie. reinigt bas
@lut nno Hart bie Gebfraft; benz oans
gen a%trperipitem mirb @Ieftri5itdt nno
Spannnng nerlieber. 8enn Sbiges Sic
intereiiert. TO aoreIiieren sic behufs
g~rlnnaun9 bon 8e.ueiien Srou I. sums
mers. 8pr 81. gotre Game. Sno. Shreis
ben sic in bieisr 6nrnde.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-19
: c L a s.

SoSiNloJ ~ ~ G.lN!3SiNR
giebt, mel6es Sen giientobnen Gle
ausgabe BON Sreipdiien per6ietet,
lperben iolde oenno6 in asoGer 4n=
5abl oiisgegeben uno 5mar Gil Die
9eanlten onoerer 2inien, on Butt
oesmaridoGe uno oereli Sebiilfen.
Sberiffs uno anoere Sr~ieoen56t-
ante, giienbabnpoitbeante, Viien=
6abnongeitellte uno oeren 5amilien
Gertreter bon northumberland
ten nin., mel6e &loiien POM @eieb
auseeidloiien iino. @eldeu llm-
fang oieic EaBaus9obe bot, 5ei9t
Der @eriht Der gabnen an Die Isl
lenbabn=& ommiiiion 9onah itellte
Die COLLECTION, Sarris6urg uno q.
q. 8obn I'M pergangeitll Sabre
GIGS 9aiie aus, beren Sngober
oamit 5uiammen 1745o,979 Niei-
ZEN 5uriidleeten. Damn folgtc Die
sc. 6. & &. 8abn init C3,O29 Bal
len uno 15,578,546 Meilen; Die
Seras uno 9acific 8obf rlit co.
223 9diien unb 14,60O.5 Net
len etc.
@oliperneur Campbell lot Sem
Sheriff BON @alpeIton County Die
9robung 5ugeben loiien. er niH'ie
Dos Sonntagsgeies ltrift ourdfiib-
rem ooer er iperbe ientarD Oorthia
idifen, Der es our6fiibre. IS lo[=
len IN 8alpefton @erletulgen oss
Sonntagsgeieees po~reefolmnen lein.
Die @eneralantpaltlAaft in
Muffin bot Elm @utadteli abgcge-
ben, in Dem geiagt miro, oa3 tera-
nii6e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fei-
ne Yolicen nit 9ipioenbeis-@ arantic
auslteaen oiirfen, oaB o6er iliht
teraniide @eieaidaften Dies tim
oiirfen.
Sn Der Ma6e BON s(ltuga,
Collin County, muroe EN- otter
Wann namens Snaperlp port einem
Gotton-@allen eridlaeen. 1r fam
NIT mebreren @allen bon Der Sin,
oas cine Gao ieines @ogeHs ging
iiber einen ga%umItulnpf, er uuroe
oaour9 aus Dem Wogen 1~eidleuOcrt
nno elmer Der Gotton-@ale iiel
ouf i'm. ST lpuroe iofort 1etolet.
SSn Der 9abe bon 2onapiem
lpnroe Warf Soplin, Elm 2nnobrief
trigger, BON elmer 2ofonlotipc scr
S. & q. g. gobn pom @e(eiie Qe-
i6lelloert uno oabei 10 idnper per-
lest, oaB er einige StEnocn ipG-
ter itarb.
Ger in Ser @egenb BON Eap-
Tor mobnenoe oelitide SarHrer $.
Seinee mnroe BON einec Mappcr-
ldlonge ms Sonogeleuf 1cbiiien
ais er &orn aus ieincr nGri6"
bolen molte. Dos Sier milroc iqd.
ter BON ieinem Spbn getStci 6eiube
lit lhmer erfronft.
Gin hunger Monn Nornens q.
$. 9u66eit, Ser altf Sen Scl,c(oern
in Der N1be bon Marf6nm ols Mr6ei.
ter nneelteat tpor, lpuroe I'M Strcit
nit aloern 4rbeitern eri6oIien. 3lrei
iunge 2eute, @m. 2omrencc mo
Sones Gpan, limo per9oiiet mproeu.
Gin iunger Mann nartenS 60
gor 9rano mltroe int 9nlias, geru-
De Dem Courteous ge9enh4er, non
einem StraBenbobnmager ilberiab,
rem ltno getotet.
Ser Stoot 8eraS Dat 60 Der-
i6ieoene eiienbabnlinien reip. &nnl-
pngnien.
Srn GoItamt gu @erlion mlrSe
Ser Blun1ber $. u, Burns non I'll.
81. 4. Soparb eridoiien.
Sn Sort artbur iii @illiamI
@olferton elm langjabriger @epob-
ner Ger Staot, ertrunfef. ST sonr
nobe5u a6t5ig Sabre oft.
Sn Cameron itorb Carl Sab.
%renoorff5 elmer Scr b%eIapnteiten
oeutihen 9iirger ser Staot.
B
unoN~yxv "a TDn~uEG
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-19
Sc rettete iein Qehen.

uMae gIaubteu, i1 niirDe meitl
gein ~berlieren," fdreibt S. 81. Spen.
fen bon @atertomn isis. 8ehm
Sabre lang lit ih am ge5ema llno
is Doftoren fonnten mid ridi fu.
rieren, Big ih Budlens Mrnica Gal.
be benuste, Die mid boIia geinno
madte." 25c Bel alien Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-19
Sas Seras @unbcr

BELT ole Nieren, BIafen urh r1eu-
matilhe 2eioen; bel allen Irnaeilien
ooer 2 mouatlide 8~ebanol,lng per
Boit fin 81. Or. 6. So. Sul. 1896
Olibe Str, ct. 2ouis, Wo. 9drelbt
fir 3euaniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-19
@abl Museiae.

8ir iino altoriiiert. Serrn SuIius
aeaI als aanoioat fir @tenerIpabI iir
hen Gtaatseua m5ufiiu6rgen
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-11

serlnr his manhood in a lie OF dis
slpation: you will have to answer for
n In that day. That woman tonisht
who is living a life OF frivohty and
Measure instead OF living for the
God who made her, and the Christ
who died for her; you will have TO
answer for Il In that day. That man
who processes TO be a Christian out
lives like the world; you viii have
10 answer for Il IN that day. That
man who has made gold his god
over-reaching his neighbor in busl-
ness. depressing his employees. turn
ing a deaf ear 20 the cry OF tho widow
and orphan; you will have TO answer
for IL IN that day. That man who
knows the truth, but will not heed i
because It will hurt him In business
or politics; you viii have TO answer
for It in that day.
THAT man who Is a libertine. liy-
Ing in lust. living IKE a beast, scat
terlng ruin wherever he goes: you
will have TO answer for II in that
day. The deeds done in the body
hey will all come up, things that
have been forgotten for years. There
IL a man here who years ago did a
base. nefarious deed, and tonight he
Is very comfortable in the thought
that no one on earth knows OF II.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-11
DR.. Torrey Addresses Biggest
Week Night Congregation
Prof. NcEwan's Singing
Great Feature Of Service,
sAux rws

The largest week night audience
of the revival heard DIR. Torrey dis
cuss 1.-The Judgment Day" at the
Auditorium, Tenth street and Broad
way. last night.
Mr.. McEwan sang "Ma Aine COun-
The musical program last night
was one Of the distinctive features of
the service. Under the leadership of
William McEwan, the choir and con-
gregation. responded to the spirit of
the director, and sang the songs of
praise with great volume and beauty
Mr.. McEwan's rendition of the
Scotch song before the sermon and
The Judgment Day" at its conclu-
sion gave an impressive setting to
DR.. Torrey's address.
tree" in Scotch dialect.
Announcement was made of the
MONDAY meetings. conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Jacoby at the Baptist
Headquarters. adjoining the First
Baptist church, Fifth and Jefferson
streets, every day. This is a busi-
ness mems meeting, with brief.
pointed service, especially adapted
to the needs of business men.
DR.. Torrey said last night:
There are two events in the
future which are absolutely certain
First of all, it is absolutely certain
that Jesus Christ is coming again to
receive His people unto himself, and
to reward them according to their
works; and in the second place, it is
absolutely certain that Jesus Christ
is coming again to judge the world.
When i was on the ocean some
months ago a man asked me one
night, as we we're walking the deck
OF the great steamer together, What
will be the outcome of This tendency
towards great trusts and monopolies
in business?' And ! replied, do
not know Men often come to me
with the question, What will be the
outcome of these great combinations
of laboring men TO resist the en-
croachment of capital?' And again
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-11
A ro.tman.. Mileage.

George Goddard. because he walked
$4,000 miles. has been presented
with a medal by command OF King
George. Goddard began by walking
eight miles a day for 5i.25 a week.
but IN 1877 he was going thirteen
miles a day and taking home s2.5O
per. and as years rolled on hts round
heightened and his wages grew big
ger. Although he had lost an arm.
he was the first postuan in Lewes
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-11
Free Remedy
Helps Children

Many a mother has learned OF way
OF avoiding sickness in her family, es-
peeially among the children. by the
use Of a free sample bottle Of the ia
nous laxative, DIR. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. This offer Of the doctors to
send a free sample bottle has been re-
sponded to by thousands Of women
in all parts Of America.
This DR.. CaldwelI's Syrup Pepsin Is a
truly wonderful laxative and especially
adapted TO the needs OF babies and
children because Il Is pleasant TO taste
and no child win refuse II. Then, II Is
mild and never gripes. IL Is all that
child's remedy should be, though II IS
good laxative for the whole family
because IL Is effective at all ages. IL
Is simply not dynamic like salts pills
and powerful cathartics, which should
not be given TO children anyway.
Nine times out OF ten when child
complains and you don't know exactly
what is the matter with II. II needs q
laxative-its bowles are constipated-
Syrup Pepsin will correct the trouble.
tone up the child and soon u VIII be
well again-over night Wonderiul re-
suits have been secured with syrup
Popsin.
You can buy II OF any druggist at
fifty cents or a dollar a bottle, the lat
ter being the family size, but you are
invited TO make a test OF II hrst AT the
doctors expense Send him your adj
dress today and he viii send you q free
sample bottle direct 10 your home.
Then when satisfied buy IL Of your fav-
Orite druggist.
Or Caldwell does not feel that the
purchase Of his remedy ends his ohli-
cation. He has specialized In stomach,
liver and bowel diseases for over forty
years and VIII be pleased TO give the
OF charge All are welcome TO write
him. Whether for the medical advice
or the free saInpie address hin Dr.
w p. caldwell. al Caldwell building
Monticello, III.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-11


/ in the city of Sydney i was talking
to the business men of sydney and
members of both houses of parlia-
ment there for four hours, to prove
to them that Christ did rise from
the dead, and many an Agnostic,
Deist, Unitarians. and higher critic
had his views utterly shattered, and
turned to the risen Christ.
There is no time. however, to-
night to go into the evidence of the
resurrection OF Jesus Christ. l sim
ply want to say to you that the evil
dence for the resurrection Of Jesus
Christ is so overwhelming that II is
I impossible for any honest man to
sit down and thoroughly sift the
evidence, and come to any other
conclusion than that Christ did rise
from the dead.
Years ago there were two emf
nent lawyers, one named Lyttleton
and the other West. These two men
were Deists; that is, they had faith
IN a Supreme Being, but did not be-
lieye in revelation, or in inspiration,
or in the miraculous. One day they
got to talking about their views, and
finally one said to the other:
Well, we cannot maintain our
position until we disprove two
things; hrst, the Teputed CONVEX
sion of Saul of Tarsus, and secondly,
the reputed resurrection of Jesus
Christ from the dead.
said Lyttleton to West, L will.
write a book to prove that Saul of
Tarsus was never converted in the
way in which the Acts of the Apos-
ties record
And said West to Lyttleton, I
will write a book to prove that
Jesus Christ did not rise from the
dead as the eyangelists say
well, they wrote their books,
and when they met afterwards, West
said to Lyttleton, How have you
got on?'
have written my book, said
Lyttleton, but as l have studied the
evidence from a legal standpoint,
have become convinced that Saul of
Tarsus was converted in just the
way the Acts of the Apostles say he
was, and l have become a Christian.
How have you got on?'
'Well,' said West, 4 have slfted
the evidence for the resurrection Of
Jesus Christ from the legal stand
point, and / am satisfied that Jesus
of Nazareth was raised from the
dead just as Matthew, Mark, Luke
and John record, and l have written
my book In defense of Christianity
And these two books can be seen
in our libraries today. 1t is abso-
lutely impossible for any man with
a legal mind, and accustomed to slftI
evidence, to sit down and thoroughly
Investigate the evidence for the
resurrection OF Jesus Christ. and
come TO any other conclusion than
that Jesus Of Nazareth rose from
the dead.
well, that resurrection Of our
Lord Jesus Christ is guarantee
that judgment day is coming.
When Jesus Christ came upon the
earth, He claimed in John V, 22, 23,
The Father iudgeth no man, but
hath sent Him.
HE claimed that there was
judgment day coming and that He
was to be the Judge Men hated
Him for making the claim and the
other claim involved in it the claim
OF the Deity. They put Him TO
death for making this claim, but be-
fore they put Him to death He said,
My Father will set His Seal on the
claim for which you put Me to
DEATH And when the third day
came, the breath OF God swept
through the sleeping clay and God, !
by the resurrection of Christ, set
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CONTINUED on Page Seven
Why is Sugar Sweet?

n sugar did not dissolve In the
mouth you could not taste the sweet
PROVES TASTELEss CHILLToNIC
Is as strong as 1.-THE strongest bitter
tonic, but you do not taste the bitter
because the ingredients do not dis
solve in the mouth, but do dissolve
readily in the acids OF the stomach.
Is Just as good for Grown People as
for Children. The First and Original
Tasteless Chill Tonic. The Standard
for 80 years. S5c.
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Enrlish Telerrnnh Charges.

The Great Britain telegraph charge
is ~ cents for the first ~ words
Including the address, and cent
for every additional word. With
the exception OF words which are
ordinarily written as one, or coupled
by hyphens, no combinations oil
words is counted as one word. Such
authorizations as cant" won't.
don't" are counted as single words
Figures are counted at the rate OF
FIVE figures TO a word; fractions ac-
cordlng TO the number OF figures
employed. the mark of division be-
ing counted as fgure.-Indian-
apolis News.
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Basis OF Judgment.

iii. The Basis OF the Judgment
In the third place note the basis OF
judgment.
Il. The deeds done IN the body
In Corinthians, chapter ", verse 10
are words. For We must all appear
before the judgment seat OF Christ;
that everyone may receive the things
done in his body according TO that
he hath done. whether It be good or
bad The deeds done In the body
are the basis Of that judgment. There
are preachers who tell US that a man
can die in sin. and after he Is dead
can have another probation, an
other chance 20 repent. that he may
repent after his death and turn 10
God and be saved. The Old Book
does not hold out any ouch hope.
That kind Of teaching contradicts the
plain teachings of the Word OF God,
which says distinctly that the deeds
done in the body Is the life that
now IL, are to determine the issue
OF Eternity.
That man tonight who IS living IN
drunkenness who IL squanderlng his
time, squandering his money, squan-
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60 receive six good conduct stripes.
Once when he did not walk for
week he got the govt from lack OF
exercise. Goddard has retired after
% years service as Sussex postman.