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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31
corruption unter
Staotuatfrn,
RaIhe Irbeit Der einbernienen 8roR.
geid)iuprenen.
6nklaee msarn Annabme
pom etfdJunesgeloern.
Bittsbura Io., %. W26r3.

Pittsburg, Ha., %. W1r3.
Dos 8eit1n0nis bes friiberen Mit.
eIteoes bes Staotratcs Sebn 8lein
bot su iiberraihenben gntbiiQungen
gefiibrt. Sic 8roBsei6porenen pa.
rem iofort wieOer 81 elmer neuen
Sisung berufen tporoen uno oas Ie.
IuItot bes erlten Cages lit, oaB ni6t
weniger aIs pier5is Witelieoer Ses
Staotrates, friibere ioipobl als iesi.
&c, unter Die slnflase Ger slnnabme
bon @eitedungsgeIoern seiteat NOR.
ben iino. 3ebn anoere baben bereits
etngeitanoen, einen Sting CUR 9e.
etnfluiiung ser ft1otiiden @eietse.
bnng ge6iloet 3u baben, uno iino I'M.
ter ie $500 giirgidait fir cine mel.
tere @erbanolung ieitsebaIten NOR.
ben.
9ie meiIten BON oen gelt1n0ieen
itrgetreuen 8ertretern Scr 9iirgers
idaft bebaiipteten. nidt mebr ais
500 erbaIten au baben. Sn einem
Sale betrug oas TrinfseIo $500, in
eineun anSeren 5000. SobaIS oie
ihuIoigen Staotp6ter ibr 8eipilien
ourd Elm @eitdnonis erleidtert bet.
ten, ipuroen iie b5flihit nno SringenS
autgeforoert. aiigenblidlih lire 4e.
fignation BEL Dem Mapor ein3ureiden.
Gieie 9fiidtrittsgeiude mubten Don
ibnen nod i'm @eriftsgebduoe ge.
idrie6en tperSen. beoor man ibnen
geItattete. oas So,is gu perIaiien.
Rabesu ebenio groBe lleberrliduna
ipie bic GrfIdruns Rleins riei oas
@eit6nonis 80. s. @ebers beruor,
tpeIder ausiagte, err babe $4,000 In
einem Ghnbfaiten befommen. 0a.
BON babe err $4,000 on ssIein aeae.
ben, nm bieielben on Die MitaIieSer
Der rmteren sfnmmer oeS Celebrates
81 perteilen, iu6breno er Die iibrieen
$4,000 tiir iid behaIten hobe. uri lie
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31
Gin J:r, nno
cine Seele.
GeriObnnng aluiidJen Den Sninrsenten
nnb Hepnblifanern.
9fuortteben0er Rankus
bei bei0en parteien.
Gannons 9ieSe elm gepeis idjledten
3eidmades.
SO Affirmation. %. O2or,.

Der Srieoe i'm IeprGientanten.
bauie lit wieoer bereeiteIlt. Die Sn.
iurgenten boben iid) offenbar nit Den
&eeul6ren aiisgeiobnt uno man iiebt
gum erIten Male ieit beinabe 5tuei
Sabren Mitglieoer beioer @rlippen
i'm intimen @elpr6fe nit chamber.
ginige Sibfopfe iinter Den &epubli.
fanern ipiini6ten aaerbings, 6ab ben
neun Sniurgenten, pelde neulid fir
bic gbiebilng oes Sprehers eeItimnlt
batten, Der 9utritt az oen 8eratrin.
gen Der Nartei periagt bleiben iollte;
nber Die 8eionnenen buben NIT ibrer
Qlniiht geiiegt nnS GILES ideint fuie.
Der elm Ser5 uno cine Seele 81 iein.
Beioe parteien peroen i'm 2arfe
tieIer ISOLDE einen 3aiifns abbalten,
Inn bic MitgIieoer fir bic neue &C.
Observation-Disclosures 81 nab.
len. Die Sniurgenten iperoen, iorpeif
befunnt aetporoen lit, nidt oarani
beIteben, in ser 4ommiiiion pertre.
ten Al fem, ionoern iih 3ufrieoen
eeben, penm NeGnner tn bieielbe ae.
iu1bIt meroen. bic iih oes augemei'
men Dertrauens erfreuen.
Der Garsus Der Eemofraten wirS
auerit Itattfinoen, uno bic Mitglieoer
blefer Nartei iino iih einie barber,
bah bic beioen bisberieen 3omitee'
ntitgIieoer, n6mIih Die Hepr1ientan'
ten Champ Glort aus Wifiomri unf
fyitaeralo aus gtem Uorf, mieoer ee'
iDdhIt tperoen iouen. Mls 3onoioa
ten fir Die bei6en aroeren SteIler
tueroen genamt llnoertpooo aus slIa,
boma, GIopoen aus 1eras. SbirIer
aus Rentudp uno Sonimonb ars
NVInneiota.
Commons Sieoe in Der .suinois
Q{locintion" an pergangenen Sams,
Tad bot biel boies Wlut inter Der
s5niurgenten geniod)t, uno es b1ttI
1I&t bel oefebIt, 10 mare Elm meme,
aan1pI Inn ben Soften 6es Gprederl
Ste iti,mitteIbure GoIee Der erobel
1(unrijie nereIen: aber Bic fonfer
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31

mer deficiencies Barlament, nie elm
IcIhes in Sen a0pfen eeipiiier 2e,,te'
btrumipufe, iei cine erobe 8efabr
fir bns game Heih. Buroe Die
5peite &ammer gang ma6tlos llno
einfluBlos 9emadt, 10 lei oas genau
bosiel6e, oIs nenn oas 2anb MIR cine
Ganmer bGtte.
2oro Roieberrp Itellte borauf ben
s(ntrog, oab oos Oberbaus iih alS
&omitee oes @an3en fonititltieren
uno ieine ReIoIlttionen in @rtpagung
unb geratlng nebmen n06te.
Ses SuSsets Sdidial.
ssn Sauie ser @emeinen fiinoigte
9remierminiIter slsqlitb on, oaB oas
guoaet nod Dor DEM geginn Der
Hriibiabrsferien bes Barlamentes BON
neuem einae6radt perber tuiiroe.
Gies aab gu elmer Spefulation i'm
SauIe glnIaB. Wtan glallbt iett, bab
bie Iationaliiten iih Ser 9lbitimmung
entbalten pcroen. SSn bieiem Sale
iriiroe bas 8uoset ieiner glnnabme
fiber iein. SoQte bas 9eeenteil ein.
treten, 10 miro oas Winiiterillm slt.
riidtreten unO es perben mieoerrm
Welnpoblen ausgeidrieben iueroen
Bel 6enen es Ii6 pieber Inn Die 8uoet-
fraee unS Inn Dos Setoreht Der Serbs
hanoeln ipiir0e.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31

potipen @lemente unter i6nen iDuB.
ten Die Sberbano 3u bebalten. lno
man iiberIegte iif, Dab SnfeI Soc
burh Die unmitteIbar porbergegange.
men Sample ihner gerei3t iein mub.
tc, uno nabm gfiidiid1t aui Seit uno
Srt ieiner 9febe. slngemein NOR
man aber bariiber einig, oab Die bon
benz Spreher bon Stapel eelaHenen
seuBerungen bon einem idledten
@eidmade Seugnis abIegten.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31

Snihriften, peIdbe Bel ben Slider.
beitsorganen 9lnitoB erresten. Gieie
@iomuneen purben prompt abge.
i6nitten, bod ipurbe i'm aagemeinen
grobe Hadiidt geiibt unb nur ole
idIimmlten Snidriiten. bic aIs Bro.
pofationen gelten muBten. berfieIen
Dem Sderenidnitt. Sn Sen 3iisen,
tpelde Dem Srieoridsbain auitrebten,
befanoen ii3 auifauenb piele Srauen
uno 4inber. Die Boli3ei batte Die
umfanereihIten 8oriidtsmaBregeln
getroffen, bod tpuroe ibr fem glnlab
gum ginidreiten geboten.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31

an sic Sta6fpGter ser oberen Gam-
mer az iiberpeiien. Die BET bieiem
2orruptionsiaae irpolnierten Stabt.
r6te geb0ren oen peri6iebeniten 8e.
rufsflaiien an ginige bon ibnen iinb
Yolttifer bon 9erui, anbere iinb
aer5te 8runbltiifsbeiiser uno .bdno.
Ter, ReItaurateure, @eihdftsleute
II. I. no. aIein fat ieine 8efdngnis.
itrafe nod niht angetreten. ba er,
tpie ser 9iitriftsnnipalt GuBerte, nod
ou ben 8erboren Ser 9lnSeflagten
auaeaoaen perben ion.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31
Die Mdr,feier
an Der Spree.
wolfitdnbis rnbiser gerlaui be
gurbeimarides.
0oli,eilidIe priifung
DER Standardization
MusgebeBnte SiderbeitsmaRreseln
anS allgemeine 9iadiidt.
99erlin, %. Of1rs

y II II, IL. W(Qr6.
Sic Mdr5ieier Ger So5ialoemofra.
ten, oeren 8erlauf Dielfab nit groBen
8eiiirhtrinsen entsegengeieben mar.
lit in poufommener gfube bon itatten
gegangen. Nirgenos iinb Storungen
oorgefommen, troboem Die 8etei.
Iigung melt roger mar ais in tribe.
rem Sabren; Senn nit Dem @eoenfen
Der blutigen StraBenfGmpfe bonn is.
Mdrs bes Sturmiabres 1S4S ioIlte
iih elm MaiienproteIt gesen oas In
preuben berrihenoe SreiflaIien.
@ablipitem uno Sas i'm sl6aeorSne.
tenbnuie auItanoe aebradte Sfeiorm.
pfuidwerf perbinben.9ie @abIredts.
bemonitrationen bei6r6nften iid ie.
bod MIR auf sic 8iomungen on oen
arin3en. peide aui oen @r1bern Ger
Mdr3.@eiaIlenen nieoerselegt peroen
ioIlten.
Tauienbe unb M6ertauienoe soaen
i'm 2aufe oes Cages nad Dem
Srleorl1sDatn, 400 lid] Die leeten
@ubeitdtten Der Opier Der repolutio.
ndren 4ewegung befinoen. 1ie go.
Iioei reseIte in seiuobnter Beiie DEN
Worbeimarif an Dem 0enfmaI.
Snippweiie ginsen ole Teilnebmer
rcriiber nnb legten an 6en Stuien
oes Monnments srdn3e aieoer. sl6er
BITE rotten SdIeifen NIT Den @io.
munger ipur5en porber bonn g(uge
oes @eietes gepiiit. Bon ben insse.
Iamt 300 aronalReneen truaen 80
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31
g aris, 10. WtGrs.

-
Sean 6. 9arbot, Elm rabifaler 9fe.
pubIifaner, grill pGbreno Der Sarif.
bebatte i'm Senat in iibernus beftiger
8eiie Die .Snoaiion guropas burd
@merifa" an. Ger Senator erfldrte,
BOB Die SanSeIsbilan3 @merifas aui
Soften guropas iid auf id6rli6
$400,000.00O belaufe uno itellte ben
gntrag, oaB bic Gegierlng NIT ben
anberen europdiiden &egierungen
bipIomatiide 8erbanoluneen antnii.
pfen ione, Inn cine banbelspolitiide
@erItGnoigilng nnter ibnen nit Der
Spite segen Die 8ereinigten Staaten
SiIitanoe oli bringen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31

las &urt6eoter, bon ser f9l. Sur.
perlpaltung iltbuentioniert. murbe i'm
Sabre 1898 er6ffnet uno faBte fiinf.
bunoert Eerionen. Gie Spiel5eit er.
itredte iih aui Die 3nier ser eigent.
lihen Soiion. pom 1. Sum- bis gum
I. September.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31
Dfrjud) elmer
SeIbfreform.
9prb Gpicberr' Antrage i'm cn8lt'
idjem Sberbanic.
Seplantes AbfdlGfen
Ger GrblidDkeit.
gas Sd)ifial bes Budgets nnS Der
Gcgiernng.
6 o n 5 0 n. 10. De6r,.

- u
ssm O6erbauie bat 9oro Hoieberrp
einen 9lntrag eineebradt, ooer piel.
mehr cine gauge Heibe bon iolden,
reI6e cine burdsreifenbe Heform oes
Souies gum 9pede baben.
BUR gegriinoung ieiner glntrage
fiibrte 2oro @oieberrp rnter anoerem
aus, ooB Die Serbs nidt iparten fol-.
ten, Bis ole Heform ibnen bon Seiten
Der &egierling in elmer Sorm aufge.
aipuneen tpiiroe, ipelde es fiir Wdn.
ner bon SeIbita6tung iinmogIib ma.
den iuiirbe, in einem folden Inn ieine
Gedte imo nm iein @nieben ge6radl.
ten Iarlamente az iisen. Cine itarfe
tfpeite 4ammer iei i'm Sntereiie bes
2anSes unbeoingt n0tig. Wan ioate
iid 5u benz 8runoiase neriteben, oab
Die peers,piir6e an fid nod fetn SIN.
iedt auf einen sit i'm Sberbauie
gabe. 9as Oberbous iollte iih aus
gap1bIten WitgIieoern 5iiamrtten.
feten; aIler6ings ioIlten Die Wablen
ntdt Surh bas @oIt eeIdeber. ION.
bern burd Die gorntpr6te. 4orpora.
ttonen uno anbere 8ereinigunsen uno
20rperihaften.
Sas 8etoredjt.
Tos getoredt Eel nohpenois. Wan
ioIlte nur nod slmerifa ieben, no
bas 8etoredt bes Senates it6rfer aus.
scbiIoet iei als bas sIeide fedt Der
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31
4rano oes kurtbeaters.
Tas SdanipieIbans in Bah GINS elm
0lanb Der Ulammen.
Berlin. %. MGra.

Sn ems, benz romantiid an ser
Cabin gclegenen beriibmten gaoeort,
IN Dos aurtbeater elm Haub Der
Glnmmen geiporben. Das sseuer emit.
itono I'm Sotel a0nissbof uno iprona
nod benz ongrenoenben giibnenbouie
dber. tueldes trot oIItr slnItreneun.
Gen per 2oIdmaanidaften einee.
6i6srt lruroe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31
Wieu. Is. Wdr,.

Seit Dem gegrdbniiie Der 8aiierir
gliiabetb bat @ien feline 10 eIdn;enoe
2eihenfeier seieben, mie Tie Dem
O6erbiirsermeiIter @iens. Or. Carl
2ueger, 3iiteil tpurSe. Die babe ge'
o6Iferune Ser StaSt biIbete bon Der
3atbeSrale Bis 81 benz flint NeiIen
cntfernten airdbofe SpaIisr. 9lIe
@eidGfte p1ren geihloiien. sln Der
Srauerfeier in Der Stride nabmen ale
St6nbe bonn 4oiier ilnb ben gr3ber'
56gen. benz pGpitliden Rlintius uro
ben WitalicberH oeS biplomati'hen
9orps en- tell.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31
BY VI
New Ru||
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luton nan
composed
Democrats
vision of q
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ported a RI
mittee on
vania, Wal
tell of Hi
chusetts, f
OF Californ
Of Missouri
Dixon of
New York,
After a b
1t a matter
bers named
selected in
by a viva V
luton.
I cas- al
Currier, alt
negative, il
gents on re-
inees of tho
Numerous
a roll call
handful of 4
the demand
mot a SD
Speaker c;
house.
"The vot,
the speaker
made the RI
gent had oh
the new emil
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31
FOR FRS

Fourteenth |
lects De
Brockton,
tional polit
Democratwa
the Old Colo |
publican ST
placed Eugei
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gressional sc |
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-16
Bishop RESEARCHES Annual Address, -Sectarian
DNsIonsThe Failure of
Professionalism"

II p'i'S "HeIe"4IA ChiIsJ main H'auc Is
re,
ne HI9l toH"i'loh IeadS 10 L..'
ne "l9p onrI9 ll"hlIE' ever en"-'- M /
anu i'ce"lI7' ING olH'I IA Hu'H i!1S's d"
we nave mentioned 10 moral an"
ia. VI ooIeS S.''n a. I1gf>''l ~
G,.;r;+ 49, ,,r,.;1.[ 1- a. 1 tanl |
,,Io 600 s+ro,[,o a,a Ia,,1t;,,,,s own
+o.,,,I, ,oI;,r;G,[o - 90, 49,, atl,,~ l.5rd
condition. as ~ I'o+in A,lar;ca
H. +Lo pna,.;la,,,l - Caa .b;g
.lnroh f.a, +na,,, ,,r,,,1,,.. a1,tbo,;+,r
.a,,.,-;,,.. 49, GU ,,. -+,,,a
1tI ~ -
,Il . ,,,,1I,,,-:,, +Ia
fao+ lf 10 a,,+lon;+,t;,la pa4,- MT
80 i,r+ +l,o a,,.I,,, 49,, = .,,,Js+ an.
,,baIi1e tbo nacaslG+,- ~ tho ,lovrar If
The Snirit in it's Iife and in It's Nom
bar.
II i unnacasyar,- n remind Won of
+l,..t 1rbiah wa .,r, c,Iod - ad,,;+ +ba+
al christians bIr 7rbo+o,-or diyidino
n.,,,o +ho,. nav choose IA coll +her7
.aI,-os ara r,o,,hors Nv +bo I;r+h Of
Pa,,+;.,, ~ +I,a Ta1,- Go+Laiio rb1rcb
W. iovfnIIy admit that +ba HOLY
cr,i,;+ h.. dasoon1a1 - Showers If
i,f. ~ vIta how
.+od +Ion,so1,,os fo. +bo Io,,aIon,,,or+ of
Iifa and christian service We arc
thankful that thongh +barn are defined
channels Of Grace vet GRACE overfows
these channels and makes beautiful
,raraa,s IF Goa IN ;n,n,orabIa .oDIs
- - n.-to-.l,1+
"i5 I" sec ''I"' ,iIo % Ina an
po9!'.oi anu i't' l'"u ny - -
uH' I9'on' ~ uIoliI y tloL1 - l"e IVl ~
ing oI hlulIlIuoe > oI SocletleS N!llcn
'Ie eNpoHeHto " uis els n'iiiall Qpiliioli3
'Do'I 'i'e i"I'' - 'ie utlo . ,'s'l,
l-.,,,'i,',2;, .-oa :lsn tba+
Cbristianit4 has no real corporate life
avcen+ indeed in such associations as
arc Voluntary and of bnman origin
With mi. +hara j. GRADUALLY lost the
fart that Christianity means = fairh
once for all delivered TO the Saints. and
then there comes inevitably logically
and historicaIIv the elevation of human
onInion ont Of lis place As a personal
matter. So that if comes TO mass that
tha Christian RELIGION means to = GREAT
many that from the entire Scriptures
and the mass of human specuIatiye
human opinions, each individual has
tn nick 0ur and construct q faith of
his own
If Won point out that human opinion
i mos+ nnreIiabIa and that mental
snecnIation can 90 M biober than it's
source men viii confidently fen Won
that we know more than the ancients
Men who saw this. confound the knowI-
e3ga of thinos. ana Of universal law.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-16

Restarlck IN st. Andrews Cathedral.
before the convocation Of the Episcopal
Church IN Hawaii, was delivered yes
terday morning The bishop took for
his text. Wait for the promise Of the
Fat Ter, which saith He, We have heard
Of Me. The bishop discussed the
subject of church unity, saying that
linen of vision, both Protestant and
Roman Catholic, were seeing that the
Episcopal Church had wonderful ad-
vantages cas- center for the reunion
of ChrIstendom, and pointing out as
inevitable the many sectarian differ
ences Of Professionalism. At the close
~ gave record of the progress of
the Church during the year. The ad-
dress was as follows:
1t WAS felt by the clergy that on
this great festival, the annual address
of the bishop should not deal merely
with local matters but with the great
spiritual lessons of the day. 1t is gra-
tifyIng to know that this Church IS
growing more rapidly than almost any
Chr stian body in the United States,
that its influence is far greater and
wider than its numbers alone would
warrant and that its progress in the
Islands goes on rapidly, that right
feeling prevails and that the hearts of
the IaIty have been moved to give gen
g,r tbait. -
But on this birthday Of the Church,
we look back and we look forward.
| said this birthday of the Church. 1t
was, it IS true, formed before this day,
but now the breath of life is breathed
into it and it became living Body,
with an existence in the world, with
functions, duties and all the varied
responsl bilities Of organic life.
In the words Of the text, ''Wait for
the promise Of the Father, which saith
lie, We have heard of Me- authority
is implied (Which We have heard of
Me who had said before this, ~
speak not OF Myself, l am in the
Father and the Father in Ne and
who had shown His authority by His
life. His works and His resurrection.
There is also in these words, the
promise of spiritual gifts and powers.
"Wait for the promise of the Father.
q We shall receive power after that the
Holy Ghost is come upon you
Upon Him had descended a the
opening Of His ministry, the Holy
Spirit. He had gone forth in the
mower of the Spirit to do the work
which was given Him to do
And now ''the Church which is His
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-16
A PLEA FOR CHURCH UNITY
AND MORE EARNEST RELIGION

iHtN. Men acknowledge such authority
III science and art. Jesus was the ex-
Ponent Of all that was possible for eIe-
walton IN human life. He was more.
lie vas the Prince Of Life. Life itself,
as lie demonstrated by His resurrec-
ron from the dead, for it was impossi-
bile iEat He should be holden OF death.
That He is the Authority of Life is
a fact. Untold millions in every age
nave put Him to the test in the cruel
BILE Of personal experience and in doing
His Will have learned to know with
that best and truest knowledge, spirit
uaI consciousness, that His doctrine is
heard Him say, - L am the Way and
in following Him not one in all the
ages has found that He led any where
but to life, pious life and to God. Jesus
IS the Authority Of Life, dare / be lib
eral with Him. Is it a sign of strength
Of mind to have a loose hold on the
spiritual truths which He revealed'
But we must go on, we can not stop
with Jesus, the Way, the Truth and
the Life. If anything IS plain it IS that
He organized a church, that He gave
to it a commission. that He promised 1t
Iperpetuitv "unto the end Of the world
and guidance and power of the Holy
Spirit to do His work in the world.
| The Acts of the Holy Apostles is but
the early history of this commissioned
body This book tells how the gift was
received. how men were brought into
union with it. how the gifts Of the
Spirit were dispensed by il, how 1t met
to decide matters of faith and prac-
tise. relying on the promised guidance,
| how it held the faith. how it had a min
istrv (Which no man taketh upon him
self" The church has been living
fact in the world in every age and
when men neglected it, religious life
fails.
But essential as authority is. it is
not enough. 1t must have in every aga
that demonstration of authority which
life gives. 1t must have the power OF
the Spirit.
We may talk to people as we viii
about the historic Episcopate or AngIl
can orders or the beauty and utility OF
Iiiturgic worship, but the possession OF
these things will have little force with
out the life which Will give to author
itv the demonstration of a living power
which can be seen and known Of men
Authority as it loses life loses liz
SAVIOR.
There is an ever present danger
to human elements in the church. The
recognition of the Divine society, the
Iresting of the mind upon its commits
sion and permanence, satisfaction with
the ancient creeds, the mere pleasing
! : tbo roreoC ~, haunt, f,rf and nrdprlI
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mission to advertise in most of the desirable countries, and all I have asked any locality for is the money with which to carry on this advertis- ing campaign. Helena, Lake Village and the other places I have visited have offered to bear this expense so Arkansas can soon expect large inn migration from Europe. The men I will bring here, with their families, will be used to tilling the soil, and
 be able to care for themselves from the beginning. At Tontitown we al-
 ready have large colony under
 Father Bandinni, and the work being done there shows what the other col onies will do. There is no more fer tile spot in Arkansas and no more energetic citizens, than is to be found
 in Tontitown. I will leave for Chi
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CnssoP00 Cry
 FOR flETcHER'S c CASToRlA A

For mild, easy action of the bowels a single dose of Doans Reg ulets is enough. Treatment cures hab tual constipation. 25 cents a box Ask your druggist for them.
 ''Dr. Thomas" Eclectic Oil is the test remedy for that often fatal dis ease croup. Has been used with success in our family for eight years. Mrs. l.. Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
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CUT HER THROAT
 WITH KNIFE
Attention to Another Caused Clint
 Thompson to Be Jealous.

Van Bu en. July 12.-Clint ThonIp. son. Fort Smith negro, cut the threat of Mary Skelton. negro NC man who lived in Fort Smith. ani Vho had attended dance here la>t night. She and Thompson had at tended dance here at local dance hall. and Thompson shlashcd her threat with pocket knife. The @o. man was taken to Fort Smith for treatment, but the chances Tor her recovery are very slim Thompson was arrested and placed n jail here.
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IMMIGRANTS
 TO ARKANSAS

lock, July 13.-Father De- Emigration secretary of the hurch, of Chicago, returned
 Rock Tuesday afternoon af- 5 a number of localities of Il and receiving from them As for the location of for Hes. He was met here by sndinni, of Tontitown, and night for that colony to eral days. Unless given omission from foreign gov
 said Father Devos yester- ed States concerns cannot
 or colonists there. This
 Ito keep so many of the
 m leaving. I have per
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RUSHING CARS
 TO FRUIT BELT

Little Rock, July 13.-The Iron Mountain and Rock Island are rush. ing cars west to care for fruit crop Of the western part of the state which is now beginning to move The freight yards of Argenta and Little Rock have handled over 300 cars in that direction this week and as many more as can be secured will be sent that way. The local ice plants are now running their full capacity to make ice with which to ice all cars coming through Little Rock. The Iron Mountain is handing about 200 cars a day from Texas, but this will all be out of the way before the vest ern Arkansas crop begins really to move. It is estimated in railroad circles that Arkansas will this year ship out not less than 2,000 cars of peaches and cantaloupes.
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BIG PEACH CROP
 IN COLUMBIA co.

Magnolia, July 13.-The canning factory at this place began big run on Elberta peaches Monday morning. One hundred and twenty-five white women are employed peeling the peaches. The peach crop in this section is very good and together with the peaches shipped here from North Louisiana they will keep the factory working double time.
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We give you the best process of cleaning and pressing in the city. \merican-Excelaior Ldy. Co.
 -WANTED-All the fine dressers to send us their clothes to dry clean and press. American-Excelsior Ldy.
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cago from Tontitown and get into communicat' on with the proper peo- pie to bring many immigrants to Arkansas
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Just the thing to take with you on vacation, a Safety Razor We carry the .Gem' at $3.5O, the "Gem Jr' at s1.O0, 'fEver Ready" s1.00, Gil lettes at $500 and $500 at Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co.
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Heavy, impure blood makes a omudy, p;mply complexion, headaches nausea, indigestion Thin blood makes you weak, pale, Sickly. Bur- dock Blood Bitters makes the blood rich, red, pure-restores perfect health