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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-24
CapituIo VII.

Valentine tom6 un cuarto en- la Y.
NJ. c. A.. no porque fuese ell sitio me-
ior para esconderse. sino porque ALI
podra vlvlr con comodidad y porque
algo nteriormente lie avlsaba que hi
ciera I'M esfuerzo para seguir Ia bue-
ma senda.
Despues de su prinera aventura co
mo ladron y de haber determinado a
bandonar el NAL camino, habia lido
a aquella institution y Sc lie habia a
vudado- En- cielto modo era aquel
lugar para el, como una especie de re
fugio. Era I'm oasis.
Jimmy no era hipocrita: no trata-
ha de elevar himnos V orar. LIE gus
taha IN cllauo tranqulo donde pu-
diera lecr y refexionar.
Quiza- q oraba cuando recordaha
las hellas y agradables escenas que Sc
hahlan otrecldo slE ojos en- sus prii-
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I'm buen negocio.

In Coguas, ofreceu en- venta los
Sres Quihones Cabezudo j Compaliia,
una acreditada Jdbrica d. fabacos, con
de tabaco en- rama, Iecor
tes y picsdura, marcas acIeditadas en-
EE. U.U. y una oiicina en- Nueva
York. Is una buena oportunidad pa
"a realizar productive negocio. Para
mas iniormes diriiirse la expresada
casa, en- CaguBs, F. Rico. P. o. Box
Is
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']efe excusando al campesino de pro-
longar Ia entrevista lie partlclpa
remos 10 que ocurra- a V. 10 necesl-
taremos en- el juicio.
linton tom6 ell sombrero Y sallo
de Ia iefatura.
Que tie parece de esto DOYLE >
pregunto el iefe cuando la puerta Sc
huho cerrado.
Tenemos que echar mano a jim
my Valentine -replico Doyle.
Pues c6jelo, anda. anadio el le-
fe.
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feliz,
Esta idea lie nacla scntlr remordi-
mientos; pero en cont~a de esta in
fuencIa estana tulida su naturale-
"a la temporada Ell el trabajo de Ia
fabrica de cerra>luras. el diligente a
fan V ardiente delete con los cuales
habia llegado a ser IN diestro en- el
n1anelo de las vari.las y resortes. v el
constante y creciente delete por Ia
victoria, segun iban cediendo las com
binaciones y quedando convertlda
en- un monton de pleas caidas rapl-
damente bajo sus agiles dedos.
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Carta 4 Red.

Jimmy djstrajo su aburrim;ento
una tarde escrlblendo una carta
Red. Es verdad que Jimmy hrmah
con nombre falso, y cue le escrlh4
como 81 el fuera I'm heli..ano muy IL
teresado Ell SUI suerte zero desean-
do tener contestaciGE &c Red lie do
la direction de un apartado Que esta
ha situado en- una tlenda de cigarroa
de la 0ctdpd drenldd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-24

Idole el alma eleyandose 4 las auhes
Pero la holganza tsajo sus III, 90.
venientes, Jimmy reeoTdo i ln VIC.
jo amigo Fed Jocely,a. Re.} ga para
Jimmy hombre ieal. aunqtie. t,!an
do la oportunidad Sc oifeeia, toma-
IA 10 que ereia que lie sobgsha =
tros. Este Red estaba termnando
curse en- Sing o'ng. Habian t..lbaja,
do juntos.
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Mr.. Lee Randall.

At regresar a New York din giose
audazmente Z la Young men Chris
tian Association" del lado oeste. en-
donde habia el vivido durante su III
TINA epoca de vida honrada. euando
trabalaba como experto contador
ALI. on aouel edihcio. Sc le eonocia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-24
Sc VENDE

Tn triple efecto de s de diametro
cen su combination de llaves para
desconectar en- case de averias Y con
tinuar trabajando como duple.
Seis defecadoras de doble tondo, de
cohre, con una cavidad de loco gal.
cada una.
Do- juegos &c oentrifucas: seis cen
trifugas caia juego de 80 diametros
con sus correspondence mezcladores.
In mo. ino de nuevc masas varias
piezas de repue.to.
Parl in;ormes ciIiiirSe J. II.
G;.llcit Nieques, +. L.
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QFRECEMOS AL PUBLICO
El fmpiador VACUUM nlarca "SAlTO. :

Con las sguientes garantias de fabrica:
Aarcha constanemente sin calentarse inerrumpirse"
"!iene por minute destituci6n calculada de 25 s.
pies cbco de aire bre Producira ximo de
rugadas, segun el mercuro Standard de los EE U.U
Durara de l5 a 20 amos aliE usandose diariamente"
"E SANTO trabaara de cuaquer cubo de luz incandes
cente un costo de centavos la hora FL "SANTO"
odra nunca snperado para e hogar pero tamben
GENES .OFICINAS. IGLESIAS HOSPITALES Ii otros
edcios grandes Haga vista nuestras ocina para
yer la demonstration por cac6n, mandaemos ell aparal
cuauer stio San Juan, para demos:raro priyado
Porto Rico Power & Light Co
Oticinas Prin cipales Marin a, San Juan.
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PILp0RAs aNIlBAcILlafS

Lee rh6osss sctheae pads
~ - ssdde a.na3s -
Ess sAsAs = :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-24

como Lee Randall. En- elmundo bajo
eontinuaba llamandose Jimmy Va
lentlne.
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STE Sc presento saludan

STE Je ssn Sc pEssG9ss Isd;Fstsssis' ss;sdan-
Era I'm hombre Ede eorta
estatura, muv grueso, con olos sa-
lientes que demostraban haber vlgl
lado mucho en- obscuras esauinas
durante la noche.
Sin embargo. asf grueso como
era, habia algo de terrible y feroz en-
su boca y en- sus quijadas. Perecia
como 81 nunca abandonara una pls-
ia. Y no era dificil, 81 cerraha TN po-
co los ojos, hallar en- 81 rostro senle-
janza con I'm husmador galco.
-Doyle-diio el lef de Ia oflelna--
vuestro vielo amigo Cotton ha muer
to. Y ha confesado Ia parte aetlva
que tomo en- el gran robe del Green
National Bank en- el que esta com
plicado Jimmy Valentine.
-iOh!-gruno Dovle-;Por fin
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meros amos, cuando Ia fgura de 'su
anciana madre era una realidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-11

esta palabra es originaria de Ale
mania v que primero fue usada en- ell
lenguaje militar Son muy pocos los
que sospechan que Schiller la emplea
en- este mismo sentido en- uno de sus
grandes dramas, y es suponer que este
haya sido el conducto, por ell cual nos
vino de Alemania La primera parte
de la trilogia de Wallenstein (que
es el drama que me refiero) Sc desa-
rrolla entire soldados en- tempo de la
guerra de los treinta amos. Entire es-
tos soldados, que proceden de muy di-
ferentes paises, Sc entabla una con-
versaci0n sobre las cualidades que ha
de tener el buen militar, y un cabo las
recopilaba en- los siguientes versos:
La presteza, 10 hace, ell carino al Off
clio, ell 'schic'', etc.
FL traductor, para interpreter blen
ell sentido de esOs versos, considerable
sin duda 10 mejor quedarse con la ex-
preston alemana cambiando unicamen-
tie su ortografia de chick en- chic. Su-
pongo ademas que esta palabra Sc Oh
ria menudo durante La guerra de los
siete amos, en- las ordenes de los regi-
mientos alemanes Y suizos, los cuales
han dejado algunos recuerdos en- nues-
tro idioma.''>
Btal cree ademas que fueron los ar
tistas los que acabaron de naturalizar
el mencionado vocablo en- Francia Su
suposicion no es nueva, pero es la pri-
mera vez que no ha sido rechazada 70.
tundamente.
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MhCNET[SMO

aDesea usted pOseer ese rar0, miste-
rioso poder que eneanta y fasclHa .
hombres y mujeres, da forma q sus
ideas, domino sus deseos y 10 hace q
usted supreme daeno de todas las 81
tuacionesf
La vida esta sembrada de halagie1as
posibihdades para aauellos que liegaR
1 hacerse duefios de los secretos de In
influencis magnetiea, para aquellos que
desarrollan su poder magnetico.
listed puede aprender, en- su casa, q
cuHar enfermedades Y malos habitos,
sin medieinas, captarse el amor y In
amistad de otros, aumentar suS reerr-
SOS, gratificar sus ambiciones, disipaf
las preoeupaeiones de su mente, meJe-
rar su naemoria, desterrar las desdichas
del hogar iiomestieo, y desarrollar una
maravillDsa fuerza de voluntad que 10
faeilitar4 6 usted el modo de veneer
todos los obstactslos qae estOrben su
buen &xito. 4
listed puede influenciar 8 las pezss-
mas, instantaneamente, con la rapidex
del relampago, dormirse usted, 8 kaeer
dormir otros 4 cualquier hora del dia
de Ia noehe; desterrar el dolOr y les
safrimientos. Nuestro Ebro, que repair
smos gratis, explica exactamente edma
puede usted obtener este poder y ussr-
10 para meiorar su eondiei6n en- La
vida. Ksta autorizado por ministries del
Evangsto, abogados, medicos, hoalhres
de negoeios y mHjeres de soeiedad-
Hace bien todo el mundo y no cssesta
NADIA. Lo regalamos para anunclar este
Institute. Escriba hoy pidiendolo-
New York Institute Of Scienes.
Dept. 475 P
Rochester, n. 7. T. y. de A.
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zSn(&)MA-
h o!!gyn della gl!alIa 'Gl!!g' .

{ De d6nde viene Ia palabreja 'chic' {?
La academia francesa no ha podido
aclarar su Origin, y por tanto no la ha
include ofcialmente en el vocabula-
rio del idiOma frances Pero de vez
eli cuando trata algUn tl6logo de des-
cubrir 81 verdadera aiiaci6n Y Ultima
mente la sido Mig'iei Breal quien es-
cribe 10 4de sigue ea Ia Revue Bile
uc
"Tengo motivos fuudatios para Greer q.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-19
SUCCESS FORECASTS.

Success Magazine favOrs The
News with advanced copies of it,
preliminary forecast Of the Congress
siOnal election of 1910. The forecast
is usually strikingly accurate. 1t has
$4,000 or 10000 life members scat
tered all over the United States and
asks them for their opinion from
which it makes up it, forecast. In
the last presidential election ii fore
east successfully the electoral vote
of every State. lis opinion is there
fore entitled to great weight. It
gives the Democrats 16S districts
sure. the Republicans 100, with tot
al probably tie. with thirteen doubt
full districts. In Kentucky it places
both the Ninth and Tenth districts
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-19
WINCHESTER LUMBER & MANUFACTURING CO.
INCORPORATED

close, with probability of Democrats
being elected in both.
The magazines conclusions are
that the next House of Representa-
tives will be almost exactly in even
balance. The probabilities are slight
ly in favor Of Il Republican majority
Of two or three. but it is impossible
to predict with certainty at this writ
ing, which of the two parties will
organize the House.
1t will make another guess on the
}lst. when it Is hoped that ii will
come nearer hitting the mark. Near
" all other sources of informal ton
give the Democrats Il majority, some
4 very decided one.
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can be effective without the imperial
assent, and it is really intended to
be Il trainia. seized e. .rrt.;;:..e pa
liaments rather than Il true legislat-
i've body.
What is most significant. however,
is the fact that the formation and
conduct of this body. and also tie
popular desire for real parliament
have so strongly and favorably i'm
pressed the Regent that ne has de-
cided to shorten the period at frs
allotted to probation for conStitu
tional government and to establish I;
fully developed and competent par
lament within three years. This is
we believe. the first change which
ha, been made i'll the time table o.
constitutional Development as origin
ally published; and it is notably en-
couraging that it Is not only Il change
for expedition but also is made no:
capriciously nor in compliance with
mere clamor, but upon the reassur-
ING basis of actual achievements and
of demonstrated fitness for more
rapid progress.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-19
ASSOCIATED PRESS SUMMARY

CHICAGO. Oct. 1S.-Cattle. re-
ceipts. 1000; steady. beeves 1860
$50; Texas steers $3.40@5.10; west
ern steers. S4.75G6.SO; stockers and
feeders $4.25M5.60: COWS. heifers,
$2.25M6.40; calves $7.25id9.50 /;
hogs receipts $4,000. ) end 10 cents
higher. $S15@9.60; sheep receipts
$4,000: STEADY. native S2.50@4.30:
western $2.75@425: yearlings. $3.50
G5.40; lambs. native $4.5O07.10:
western S4.75M6.S5.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 1S-Cattle. re-
ceipts 2S9: slow, fair, good snip
pers. $5.10@6.25: common S2.25@
$50; hogs. receipts 2.140. active.
strong, butchers and shippers $3.50
69.40; common $6(G9 sheep receipts
2S3. steady. $2@3.75; lambs, steady
quiet, $4@6.40. -
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MARKETS

CHICAGO. Get. 18.-WHEAT-
Improved ne wHheat crop prospects
in both Russia and the Argentine
yesterday as Il result Of rains added
to the heavinesS in the situation and
caused the trade TO disregard small
er worlds shipments and higher Liv-
elpool cables. As May approached
one dollar late in the day there wa
extensive covering by some BIZ hOus-
es. Profit taking on short lines * an
easy matter. and the more Of it there
Is done the wca kcr the tect nical pc
;iti6n Of the market becomes. Ad-
rices Indicate that tle wheat trade
fthiS country Is still considerably
'ut of line for natural export sales
md everything indicates that level
where foreigners will buy our wheat
: what the trade must reach before
'he bear market is checked.
CORN-Unsettled weather i not
likely to be of character to inter
fere with the marketing of old corn
and tie proper drying Of the new
crop. Take the old and new crop
'oeether and there Is an over abund-
ance of corn. and this will mean old
fashioned prices before the decline i
over. The natural tendency is for
the oats trade to follow the weak
ness in corn.
PROFESSIONALISM says 1900
hogs against $4,000 estimated end
$1,000 last year. The trade is still
mixed nthe hog movement and the
possible action of feeders for the
next two and a half months. during
which time January product can be
made.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1910
THE CHINESE PARLIAMENT.

The recent opening of the Chinese
National Assembly must be regarded
as on the whole the most significant
step thus far taken in the elaborate
processes of constitutional develop
ment in that empire. AT the time the
body was commonly spoken of as ;
senate, but that was incorrect and
misleading. 1t is no more senate
than it is house Of representa-
tives. 1t is neither of these. and yei
in a measure it paItakes OF the nat
ure of each of them, and 1t contains
confessedly and pmpOsely the germs
and foundations of both. 1t Is de-
scribed by the government as the
foundation of a parliament and L..
officially named the National Assem-
bly,. 1t was ordered into existence
bv an edict of September 20. 1907.
which set forth that in a constitu-
tional government bicameral par
lament was the real foundation OF
executive, power, that China was not
vet ready for such a body. but that
there should be established prelim-
mary "court to assist the govern
mert" known as the National Assem-
bly,.
This body, which is now in active
existence, consists partly of noble
men and class representatives, who
will in time form the nucleus Of a
senate, and partly of representatives
fthe provincial assemblies, who viii
form the basis of house of repre-
sentatives. There are exactly one
hundred of each of these two classes.
though the former class is subdivided
into seven sections, of which only
four, with forty EIGHT members, be-
long to the hereditary nobility, the
fifty-two members of the other three
sections being commoners chosen for
merit. The first hundred are Gp-
pointed by the Emperor and the sec
ond by the provincial governors, so
that there Is practically no popu-
lar representation, which viii, of
course, come later. when tais assem-
bly, gives way TO the real parliament
of two houses for which it is a prep
aration. The present body Is au-
thorized to discuss and to adopt res
olutions concerning the national rev.
enne and expenditure, taxation, pub
lie debts, new legal codes and various
other topics, but none of its actions
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FARMS FOR SALE

FARM NO. L-50 acres. ~ miles
from Winchester, two story frame
dwellings, with 6 rooms, . porcbe,
good stable, holds acres of tobac-
co. Ice house and all other ou;build-
ingS, large young orchard in full
bearing. Fencing good. Divided jnio
four lots. all well 1atered. All! in
grass except 8 or 10 acrcs. Close to
good school. Price $4,000.
FARM NO. 2.-5S acres GU miles
from Winchester on good pike. Has
two-story frame dwelling Of s
rooms, , halls, = porcAes in gocd con
dltlon. Barn holds 4 acres Of to-
bacco. Ice house. chicken houses.
coal house, meat house. corn crib. 4
hog houses and other out buildings.
Divided into 4 tracts each one being
well watered and every fence in frsl
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FARM NO. J.. 100 acres, G12 mil
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Has two-story flame dwelling of Z
rooms. . porchesj stool, horn 5-acrc
tobacco barn, god cellar and all out
buildings. all in good condition. d.
vided in D tract 5, all well vatercd
and fenced. About 20 acres in cul-
tivatipn, balance IN grass. Within
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one-half mile of good school church.
store and postollice and blacksmith
shop. Price $4,000.
FARM NO. 40 acres Z miles
from Winchester one-quarter mile
from railroad station, has two-storv
frame dwelling of 6 rooms. new stock
BAN, 4-acre tobacco barn. all necrs-
sary oufbmldings. Well wateicd
with pool, wells, and creeks. All out
side fencing good. About IL acres
in cultivation, balance in grass.
Price $4,000.
FARM NO. j-110 acres. Z miles
from Winchester, t1o-story frame
dwelling wi;i rooms. G-acre tobac-
60 barn. All necessary outhouses
Small tenant house. We'll fenced and
watered. Price SO per acre
FARM NO. G.-1O5 acres. ) miles
from Winchester on good pike. Coed
dwelling Of or s rooms. All nee
esSary outbuildines, 12-acrc tobacco
barn and tenant house. Well fenced
and watered. Plenty of tobacco land.
Price $3.50 per acre.
FARM NO. 7.-345 acres. 3 Mills
from Winchester, has two livc-room
dwellings, one 10-acre tobacco barn
plenty tobacco land. Nearly all in
grass. Price S5O ner acro
FARM NO. S.-26 acres, So niles
from Winchester On GOOD pike. Has
new 6-rooln Dwelling. barn and ort-
buildings. Price $4,000
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-19
COLUMBUS STREET CAR MEN
LOSE AND CALL OFF STRIKE

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 19.-The
street car mems union Tuesday night
called off the strike which has beer
in progress since July "A. The men
received no concessions from the
company and those who deserted f
the strikers have been accepted only
for oxtr, MIN
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-19

When young man gets drunk
usually he makes fool of himself
and takes delight in letting every
body know that he is a fool.
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1t is not in good taste after Z
thing has happened that you have
predicted to say, 81 told you So"
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Tobacco never benefited the con-
sumner. If, upon the whole, has not
been good thing for our blue grass
country. Whv not cut it out?
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-19

The desire to fish is Il disease
There is no reemdy for it except Il
90 a fishing.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-19

If the Roosevelt ticket wins in
New York it will be triumph Of the
people over machine politics. If it
loses ii will only delay for time the
downfall of machine politics in this
country.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-19
PERRYGRAPHS.

Supply and demand control prices
To get better prices raise less.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-19

revise the tax laws. No use. the
present body is not capable of I'M
an equitable taxing sys-
tenn.
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Daily, Except Sunday.

ENTERED as second-class matter,
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In Winchester, Kentucky, under the
Act Of March 8, 1872"
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LISTENERS NEVER HEAR

any good of themselves" is saving
that doesn't 20 in our case. We have
heard so many nice things said about
our lumber by experienced builders
that we have become used to them.
There must be reason for theSe
compliments. A single trial Of our
lumber will reveal it to you.
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The experience Of many cities over
the census returns renders other
towns Indifferent about getting thc
returns.
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All of the candidates are winners
until after the election.
Some people are never satisfied
with anything and Mr.. Bryan Is one
of them
When YOU SEQ man making .
plum fool of himself over az clcc-
ton ask him what he expects.
a movement is on foot to call ar
extra session of the Legislature to
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-05-26
HIT TO DEFEND HIMSELF
Ex- Sheriff Victor Over James
Fiigdon in Combat.

wHITWELL, Tenn, May 30. in a
quarrel here in pool room yesterday,
James Morrison, ex-sheriff of this
county, knocked out Jim Higdon to
save himself from being cut by Hig-
don. 1t seems that Higdon had been
imbibing too freely of the near beer
product that unfortunately is running
too freely in this town, and became
involved in quarrel with Ed Payne,
and to prevent Higdon from being
hurt Morrison interferred and separat-
ed the men, This enraged Higdon and
in company with an ally he came at
Morrison, who had acted in friendly
spirit towards him, and threatened
him with his knife, with the result
that Morrison landed on him with his
fists scoring knockout. No arrests
were made at the time, and will not
be unless Higdon wants the affair air.
ed in a justice court.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-05-26
Revival Closed.

WHITWELL, Tenn, May 16.-Th'
special revival meetings at Mt. Olive
Church closed after continuing two
weeks, with preaching at night only.
There we're Is professions and 6 addi'
tions to the church. The meeting was
a success from start to finish. The
pastor, Rev G. w. Saddler, did the
preaching in a strong, persuasive way.
Bro. Saddler is an able preacher. a
good revivalist with full gospel, new
er making hobby of any one thing.
He breaches Bible holiness in a calm
way, especially guarding against the
grounds of fanaticism, never touching
it's borders. This is sowing the good
seed and preparing the ground for the
reception of same, and when received
under proper culture, brings forth
thirty, sixty and hundred fold.