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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
SOUND THREE
FALSE ALARMS
New Brunswick Firemen
Have Live Chase.

4P9Q4Qt 70 tfe NE VS..
New Brunswick, Jan. s:--The
Aremen were called out early yes
tarday morning by three false alarms
" fire sent In within q short time
from boxes Nos. 81. 68 and SO. All
are on a side of the city and not
far distant from another. Many
OF the hremen were routed out of
bed to respond and were much an
noyod to find 1t was the work of
some one who called out the depart
msnt out OF pure deviltry. Six or
seven such calls have been sent In
Of late, which upon being answered
have been found to have been false
Alafmn.
The police and fire department
ammediately set to work on the case
and before noon today Edward Han
lon, twenty years old. was arrested
~ tho person who is alleged to be
responsible for the alarms. The po-
lice will not say what evidence they
have against him until he is placed
On trial. No date for trial has been
Get as yet. The youth was released
on bail being furnished by his father.
Hanlon lives at 83 Remsen ave-
nus. Fire Chief Francis and Chief
of Police O'Connsll have been inves-
ftgating his record and are con-
WINGED that he is responsible for the
alarms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
MANY HEBREWS
HEAR WILSON
Gave Address at Meeting In
Newark Last Night.

Newark, Jan. 9:-Governor-elect
Wilson was a speaker at the golden
jubilee celebration of the Hebrew Be-
nsvolent and Orphan Asylum Society
in the Temple B,nai Jashurun, in New
ark, last night. About 1000 were
present. He declared that one of the
best things Of self-government Was
the voluntary association of men to
do good. He referred to the spirit that
moved men to unite in organizing,
spoke of the power of free associations
and why they should be developed as
means Of furthering self-government.
He declared the seat of government
was not at Washington, but wherever
men capable of governing themselves
were.
Referring to the benefits 10 men
engaged in work that extended the
boundaries Of sympathy and help to
those less fortunate, the Governor
elect declared caste was the greatest
barrier to democratic government. 1t
was at the bottom of a~ristoeracy he
said. The finer qualities were in men
OF cosmopolitan feeling, those who had
a real interest in lives, the experiences
of which they did not actually know.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
sHERrrF,s SALE.

SALE.
IN cHANcERY 8 B NRW JERsEY-Re-
ksrsAn Farmers Loan and Trust Conn.,
aaRse9a,aHsRssakna El1s s.a
.sss ss .a s s 'r-sa..s.
M zIssstsa asliysrsa Hi I VIII s sFpos :
IL dAxIe At public vsndue on
wrpM IEHThE;S E HnapRhb 4 bRs1'
atytwo o'clock in this afternoon or the
ss!a Gay &c The shsrtns SIsles u sne
All thosc two tracts or parcels OF
JAnda and premises, situate lying AND
e I fFo u ! NE i cl Nx,a & rsTt ana da saassss N of
First Tract-situated on the westerly
s 2sss g s sf~os. ssase' i at the
q Westerly line q State street from
tho center ltns of Broad street west
- stroct * naw opened and
ussd. Broad street there being forty
feet e width; ard from thence running
street fifty feet Ia width in front
a Mate street and the same In the
s siss g erd ss enssn strsst fr wsss sais s sy lfass
sad thirty fses In depth on each Of the
eianx Inc s saass depth BOUNDED on
the north by a strip of land lying be-
tween the northerly linz q the prem
ilns Of HpSad street; on the east by
state street on the south by land OF
rsnn.y saa Hn R fns wsst e g lpaa 81 b aee
SAID Eliseo KiccI and Rosalia +. y.
Danisfl Evangelical Lutheran st. Ste
dased October i5th. 1sss. and recorded IN
second Tract-Eituated In the City OF
Pnrths Amboy aforesaid. Beginning at
a point on the westerly side or state
street at the distance of twenty-five
feat sontherly from the southerly line
Oh the frst tract herein mentioned,
and r , the sou nssrly iin slo 9t id Iand F. !
hundred and thirty feet to land OF the
thence souther1y along said Railroad
Company's line one hundred and three
fset to land formerly OF Mary p;
line one hundred and thirty feet
to the westerly line or state street;
thsncs. northerly along the westerly,
linz of state street one hundred and
three feet to the point or place of be-
ginning. Bounded on the north by the
p s54Ps sy q LAND hepo fos saas Ss o q Mary ssgsS 4.
syivaiaia Railroad Company. Being the
s saisso f Rieci ~ t fqese DEEDS z from me sarah sash
A. Whitman assd husband. the first
dated Tally IT. 1898. and recorded In BOOK
DUI. page S6s: the second dated March !,
1855, and recorded In Book Isl. page l.
and the third dated May u. 1902 and RS
corded In Book ass. page 1853.
% sefd mortEaged premises will be
IS ~vs~stfb5eet to all taxes. assessments
3nd water rents due theron, and also
iubtect to n further mortgage made
M EiisAo R4csi and wife 60 Thomas G.
Hunham ON which there Is due 4,Go,
WITH intsrsst. which said mortgage was
aot forectoseA or cut on by this suit
ana ~ eth . Iien; ALAG subject to the
Fight ok th~ ~. r q N j. Telephone
Company 10 maintain poles on said
pFxx444eB.
Toxethar with all and singular the
t~anefnentx, hcredftAments and appur-
teuknre t~hsfnunto belonging, and the
rexarAfons and r~emeindern, rents. la
sues and proits thereof. and also all
NJ AktAfe. riHht. title ard Interest 81
this said defendants of, In and to the
WILLIAM n. QUAcRENBoss,
wn.LIAm ri. OSBORNE. solicitor.
6ia13 1761s -s-a-te-zs- 80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
n. BRUNSWICK CHURCH
HAD PROSPEROUS YEAR
sscial to shs EYENrNG NEWs.

EseciaI to the EVENING NEVIS.
New Brunswick, Jan. 9;-TEe
annual report read by sa5nsignor
John A. O'G~sSy at st Peters
chrrch-SSsterday, showed that the
Ia pts f0f~tne.Jearxere s1gl4a-
and there was a bziancs of
-s804.44 on hand. On the church
debt, s2,2S5 had been paid, leaving
a balance OF s12,760, which he
hoped would be paid of within the
next two years. The Easter collec-
tion amounted to $1.029.90, the
Christmas collection to $~1,3lT.83,
and the receipts from the charity
ball 1921. The four priests
received s2,700 In salary, for the
parochial school $4,752 was paid
and 1881 given for charity. The
church also added to their cemetery,
getting a tract valued at $4,000, on
which s1.75e was paid. There we're
forty-four marriages, 1914 baptisms
and n~inety-two funerals during the
year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09

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n~% =,
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sA rM - r. .as
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$50 80 Ca-ator 1000 q slt-
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caaataS
H.H1 - 49, sa-mor-
,la H. lii - namaara
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pv n, nnn,anata hr = I.
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$500 $50. raaart
mu.
mInrS. unn urdsor u,,,
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rna ~. w,u fovor No.
,qn.4.s ut..as e-anetor.hIr
us Tsnnv hos an
on, 49, 10 l. n-nnns.d "a smith
nv p-aa.huoan aandidot|ro m sneak.
~ Ar.ambIy Will ha Amos n
pasa,,ra ~ passaic county The dean
80 49, 1o,sa pannh1icans Assem-
buman Iohn 7 Matthews NJ HIM.
taraon oonntv Who has th,,s far re-
$500 - aac1ora htmsa1s IN tbe Sena-
tassh,n ora.tion hit "a exnacted 70
ssvor cmitb VIII ba the majority
1aadar Assemhlxm.n Thomas r
Mccran ~ paasaic who made the
msmorah,a acht Ia.t wear for IN. an
tsNwatar a,yars,on measure. will be
tha Houas leader of the Republicans.
Eqne1 arraneenents Will be made
omorrow for the inauguration of
rovernnr WtlHou Mt noon ON Tuesday
~ nart week Tbe new governor
will take the oath OF ONCE before
(,bisf Justice william 8. Gumnnere
on the stare OF TAYLOR opera house,
with tina T,erialature In Joint session
ON the stare also, As soon az tho
oath has been administered, Gov
amor Wilson Will deliver his inau-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
SHIPPING NEWS

Tug Cheektowasa. towing barges
Buster, Berkshire and Brunette for
Boston from this city, steamed from
Vineyard Haven. Mass yesterday.
Schooner Florence A. McIntsre, of
New York, arrived at Port Reading
yesterday.
Schooners Charles j. Dumas and
Curtis, Of New Orleans, cleared from
Port Reading yesterday.
Schooner sallis II Lndiam 81
South Amboy, bound for Bar Harbor.
arrived at Vineyard Haven, Mass,
yesterday.
Tug L.ehSgh, towing bHrges Bear
Greek, BeIlewoed and Buffet. bound
from this city for Boston. steamed
from Vineyard Haven, Mass. Satur-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
CYANIDE TO.
SPRAY TREES
Cumberland Doubla Death
Mystsry Clearing up.


Cumberland, Md, Jan. a.-The source
from which the poison was obtained
which ended the lives of Charlef E.
Twigg and Mary Grace Elosser on the
eve OF their wedding while seated on
a settee In the parlor of the ElosseT
home Dec. 81 is believed to have been
found. j. @. MeKown of Paw Paw,
w. Va, twenty-five miles east OF Cum
bertrand, has a record that shows tina
last summer he SOLD Twigg four
pounds of cyanide of potassium.
MIR. Mckown said Twigg presuraa-
bly, bought It for spraying In his orch
ards. The poison WAS In a sales form,
mucn resembling grains OF starch.
States Attorney Rebb Is Investigate
ing the statement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
EARTHQUAKE
VISITS AGAIN

Special By United Press Wire.
Pashkent, Russian Turkiahstan,
Jan. "a recurrence OF violent
earthquakes visited Pashkent today.
The shocks were more severe than
those of last week, when the town
OF Vernyi was wrecked and many
lives lost.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09

Remarkable gold beetles are foundin
Central America. The head ana wing
eases are brilliantly polished with a
iuster as OF gold itself. To sight and
touch they have all the appearance Of
metal and are each worth from $25 to
$50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
COT NINETY DAYS FOR
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Iv.stel I, The gyENrNG NEWS.

1psstel 70 the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Jan. 9:-Ethel
MtdArnitt, who was sent to the
county jail tor sixty days from PerA
Amboy. was ~rearrestcd and se3-
.tsnced to ninety days for disorderly
conduct this morning. She vas sent
MP from Perth Amboy on a similar
Charge and was released on Satur-
day when her time was up. The
local police found her loitering on
tbs streets and attempted to send
her home on a car, but she refused.
Her Arres followed and she fs now
back tn the county jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
HAS RECEIVED
THREATS THROUGH MAIL

New York, Jan. 9.-Congressman
Otto G.. Foelker, of Brooklyn, was to-
and engaged two private detectives to
guard him for q time. He also asked
the police to run down persons who
have been sending him death threats
through the mail. 1t was Foelker s
vote in the state senate which passed
the Hughes anti-racing bin and he
says that since that time he has been
deluged with threats of personal VIC
lenee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
RECTOR FIGHTS BURGLAR
WHO STEALS JEMELRY

Special By United Press Wsrs.
P~ittsburg, Pa, Jan. s:-Fol-
lowing a hight with Rev. A. G.
Howell, rector of st. Stephens
Episcopal church, at hts home early
today, q burglar escaped with $4,000
worth OF jewelry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
DORY STROnC'S HAND
SEEN IN FEDERAL JOBS
Continued from page -

a4EssE ~
had one Of the best records of any
postmaster In New Jersey.
The nomination of Mr.. Van
Schoick went to the senate previous
to the holiday adjournment. 1t is
known that some OF the Republican
leaders In Monmouth county were
disposed to aid Mr.. Cook SO far as
they could, and now there Ia q sus-
picion on the part Of some of the
patrons OF the Office at Manasquan
that possibly this has taken the form
OF prevailing upon Mr.. Strong. of
M~iddlesex, ito pull their chestnuts
out OF the Are by having Senator
Briggs prevent the confirmation.
Naturally, this 10 only surmise, and
other forces may be at work, but 1T
Is only one OF the theories that have
been advanced as to why Mr.. Van
Schoick's name has not been speedily
confirmed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09

Attorneys Far Both Sides In Trust
Case Are Working Hard.
Chicago, Jan. CIV. s. Kenyon, as
sistant United States district attorney,
Is busy collecting his evidence to pre-
sent when the beef trust ases come
to trial here. John Miller, leading at
torney for the packers, is just as busy
planning to use his skill In q mighty
effort to defend the big packers.
Under instructions from Attorney
General Wickersham the government
counsel viii ask for jail sentences, not
fines, If the Armours and the Swifts
and allied interests are found guilty
OF conspiracy In restraint of trade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
RUNAWAYS FOUND
BYA. BRUNSWICK POLICE

sososdE 70 fbs N NE WS-
New Brunswick, Jan. 9:-Leonard
and August Hofaeker, fourteen and
twelve years old respectively, who
claimed their residence as ITO Second
avenue, Astoria, L. l., were found
about the streets of this city by Police
man Cox this morning. The lads were
wandering aimlessly, having been away
from home since january 8. They had
walked Through a section of New
York and this state. The police at
Astoria have been notified.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09

Pnrds. Jan. 9:--A sum OF $50, 000
via b asked for by the Aviation
Cpmmittee OF the Chamber Of Depu-
ties to be devoted to the develop
ment Of aeroplane stations in the
S4AAra Desert and the French colo
nt4s generally, 1t is understood that
this Ii only 4 starter and that next
year $500. Geo will be demanded for
the same purpose exclusively. Aero
paAmes would be used az despatch
be3rers ana scouts principally.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09

Look at the prices OF things" al
advertised in today's paper. II you
know values, and have a care for
your purse. these prices win interest
vas1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
Mlnlsker I'd NlnMrmaua.

washington. Jan. 4reshaens
TAFT today nominated Elliott North
coil, pfssaRt minister 70 Celuxnhza.
20 80 naEnsskam to Nsearagna.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09

R you do not read the NEWS
every dRy yeu win miss 4 great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09

Look at tbs prices OF things as
advertised In today's paper. II you
know values. and have a care for
your purse. these prices will interest
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
BEVERIDGE FILES HIS
REPORT ON LORlMER

bFeo1tJ bB ENstsd Ffesa RETes .
Washington, Jan. s:-Senator
Beveridge laid before the Senate to-
day s. resolution declaring Senator
Lerimer, of Illinois. not duly and le-
gally elected to aSseat In the Senate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09

Let the NEWS tell your wants.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30
NEW ENGLAND COTTON
MILLS CURTAIL PRODUCTION.

Boston, Mass, May 26.-Many Of
the New England cotton mills will be
idle next week in continuation of a
general curtailment policy which is
expected to be effective at intervals
during the summer. In addition to
many Fall River mills which have
been ~curtailing for weeks, the seven
teen mills Of the Amskeako Company
at Manchester, =. H, employing 49,
500 operatives. the mills Of the York
Corporation, of Saco. Maine. EMPLOY
ing 1900, and the Everett Mills of
Lawrence. Mass, employing 1900. will
go on a short-time movement next
week. 1t is the plan of practically all
Of the cotton mills in northern New
England to shut down for four weeks
during the summer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30

a wife carries a sore heart beneath
the silks and furs which her hus-
bands great prosperity has bought
for her, because she knows that he
is slipping away from his first love
for the Lord. The honors and def
! erence and wealth and position which
are his are Of little " in her clear
seeing eyes, alongside Of the failure OF
his spiritual health. All lesser bless
ings are of small moment as compared
with being right with God.
Honey From the Rock.
To draw sweetness from adversely,
songs from sorrow. comfort from pain,
ministry from misery. is the divine
possibility Of mortals. AS we study this
his nation back to God, we realize
the heights to which man can soar. l
have seen men jest while the very
skin was being cut from their bodies
and make laughter over the pain that
rackad their frames; women wear
smiling faces when their bodies are
in torment; and it is common for per-
sons to hide grief beneath gaiety. But
the height gained by Hosea Is sublime,
putting to shame our ignoble com
plainings and whimperings. In his
book the three great human passions
blend in n heart-stricken strain
love Of home, which had been de-
wv VI o.
rushing on the rocks Of disaster: and
love of God, whom the people were
forsaktng and scorning.
Very practical and pertinent is the
obvious lesson from the prophecy that
a pure God is the bulwark OF the in
tegrity of the home and Of the nation.
1t is not the earnest Christian people
who crowd the divorce courts, or fill
the newspapers with scandal. Fam
lily religion is the best guaranty of
domestic happiness. There is not like
ly to be strike in the home where all
the members gather daily about the
altar Of a loving Father. So in the
larger family which we call the ma
ton. Happy is that people whose
God is Jehovah righteousness ex-
alteth a nation" Look over the earth
today. n the most prosperous and
peaceful nations are those which have
been built upon an open Bible. The
safest assurance Of national integrity
is the faithful preaching of religion.
The greatest poem which our genera
ton has produced is this call to a
nation to the God of it's fathers:
For heather heart that puts her
trust
IN reeking tube and iron shard.
All valiant dust hat builds on dust,
And guarding, calls not Thee to
guard,
For frantic boast and foolish word
Thy mercy on Thy People, Lord.'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30
CORNELL CAPTURES
BOTH CHAMPIONSHIPS
FOR FOURTH TIME IN EIFN~
YEARS AT ANNUAL MEETING
AMATEUR ATHLETIC
TTON OF AMERICA.
(By the Associated Press

Ii thC ASSeSAdlCd Il IeSS
Cambridge. Mass, May a7.-Ce-r.l.
captured the intercollegiate traek
and field championships for the fourth
time in eleven years at the 36th an
nual meeting of the INTERCOLLEGIATE
Amateur Athletic Association II
Americas meet. in Harvard Stadium
today. Five intercollegiate record,
were broken and three others quail
making the meeting historic. John
Paul Jones, of Washington, ID. g. won
the ohe-m3le run for Cornell and
broke the worlds amateur record N
four minutes, Is 2-5 seconds, one
fifth OF a second better than the
record of Tommy Connect that has
stood for sixteen years.
There was a grand fight for honors
between Cornell, Yale, Michigan and
Pennsylvania. The colleges finished.
Cornell, 80 IL points; Yale. 4
IL; Michigan, "a; Pennsylvania. is
2-3; Dartmouth. 3; Princeton. s.
Harvard, s; Amherst and Columbia,
5 each; Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology, ) 1-3; Williams, 8; Rut-
gers and Pennsylvania State, 2 each,
and Brown /.
Cornell now has FOUR legs in the
intercollegiate cup and needs only
one more to obtain possession.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30
HIS BRAINS
DASHED OUT
Young Workman in Furniture
Factory at High Point Was
Instantly Killed

Especial TO News and Observer
High Point, n. c.. May 21.-AiaT~
shall Setter, a youth Of fifteen years.
was instantly killed in the Columbia
furniture factory here today, by be-
ing caught in the shafting. He be-
came wrapped around the shaft in
such a way hat he was whlrle1
around repeatedly. his head striking
an overhead beam and his brains be-
ing dashed out
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30
Ex-POlice Chief Sentenced to Pcni-
Tertiary.

New Orleans. La, May 26.-EdWard
S. Whitaker. formerly chief Of the
New Orleans Police Department who
was convicted Of criminal abuse TO .
1~2-year-old girl. was today sentenced
to serve ten years in the State pen1-
tentiary.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30
NATIONAL GOOD ROADS con
GRESS.
Some CnpleaSantlesS at the Closing
Session Which Was Finally Cleared
Away.

Some CnpIeaSantnesS at the Closing
Session Which Was Finally Cleared
Away.
(By the Associated Press
Birmingham, Ala, May "a
misunderstanding as to the organiZa-
ton Of the National Good Roads Con-
gress for a time threatened to dis
rupt the final session of the congress
here this afternoon. Explanations and
apologies, however. restored good
feeling before the adjournment.
Gene WhitsOn, of Tennessee. pre-
cipitated the trouble when he in
Quired If the time had not arrived for
the election of officers. It was eN-
planned hat the congress was a sub
sidiary organization Of the National
Good Roads Association and the Of
ficers of the latter also conducted the
affairs Of the congress. The authority
vas thus centralized. 1t was said. to
make the work more effective. Mt.
Whitson and others then Withdrew
their remarks with apologies.
At the morning session Congress
men r. P. Hobson and John l. Bur
nett, of Alabama. addressed the con
gress. Both men discussed Federal
aid for highways.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30
Noted Woman Killed by Motorcycle.

(By the Associated Press
New York. May 26-Mrs. Mary
Parmele, aged IS. authorizes ant his
torian. was run down and killed to-
night by q motorcycle at Sixth avenue
and F~orty-ninth street. within a block
of her home.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30
Big Fire at Coney Island.

(Bv the Associated Press
New York, May 27.-(oaturday1
Fire broke out early this morning in
Dreamland. a big amusement park On
Coney Island. The blaze spread rap
idly and seemed 10 threaten the en-
tire park.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30
Engagement in Naval Circles

washington. D. c, May 27.-An-
nouncement was made here tonight Of
the engagement Of Com
mander Leigh c.. Palmer, of the naval
aides to President Taft. and Mrs. Res-
sic Draper McKeldin, Of Atlanta.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30

A happy ma or woman is a better
thing to find than a five-pound note
their entrance into a room is as
though another candle had been
ljghted.-StevenSOn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30

Those love Truth best who to them
selves are true.
And what they dare to dream of. dare
TO do. Lowell.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30

People seem not to see that THEN
opinion Of the world is also a confess
sion OF Character.-Emerson,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30

What makes life dreary is the vant
OF mOtive.-GeOrge Eliot.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30

l borrow JOY from
A Rainbow from the Rain:
If life were not in shadow. \
My star would be in vain.
-HockScher.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

The poorest people ON Garth are
those who make the most of what
they have, ard the least of what they
are.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30
\ Hope For the Heartsick

h is the promise which Hosea
holds out. Despitesall the b~ackslidings
Of Israel, Jehovah would yet abund-
antly pardon. That is the word for
the sore hearts of men. Everybody
who at all knows himself, knows that
his deepest need is forgiveness. He
wants that peace which only right re-
lations with God can impart. All that
he has will a man give for this. The
remoteness from God which is a penal
ty of sin is the tragedy above all other
tragedies. We are solicitous about
one another's earthly estate, and we
congratulate our neighbor when for
tune comes to him., and sympathize
hen losses befall, but we seldom
wonder about his real welfare, the
state Of his spirit. rs it we'll with thy
sOul?' is h deepest question that
friend nay presume to ask of friend.
And to hold out. t%actfully and low
ing1y. the hope which is the climax
of Hosea's prophecy is the noblest
Office that man can render to man.
Many a mother. who is not wise
in the worlds lore. Yet sees clearly
hat, transcending all the high am
billions Of her children for themselves.
is the Importance of a clear and vital
religious life. She would rather have
her sons cody than great. And many
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30

A judiciOus silence is Away Us better
han the truth spoken without char