davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Makes Rough Skins
Smooth and Clear

ut is n hopeless task to try to over
come complexion faults with the aid OF
face powder" writes Mrs, Mae Martyr,
In the Baltimore Express FOR the rea-
son that powder clogs pores and so inn
pedes their functions that blackheads,
plmples and enlarged pores result
"a very fine lotion to rid tho skin OF
unnatural conditions IS made by stirring
teaspoonfuls glycerlno In z pint hot
water. then adding 4 ounces BpurmaX,
or II wltch-hazel is used instead OF water,
It will dry more quickly. Apply this
lotion sparingly and massage in lightly
and the skin VIII take on a velvetY glow
and softnoss. This lotion is superior 10
powder as II produces healthy condi-
ton, and then too, It Is invisible when
on and will not rub off."-Adv
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Great Western May
Enlarge Terminals

Indications point to the fact that the
Great Western road contcmplates the oc-
oupanoy of its property east OF Nine
teenth and between Jones and Mason
streets, southwest Of the freight depot.
The property at this time is occupied
by forty-one residences, ranging from
first class dwellings to small cottages and
all have been there for years. built prior
to the time former President Stiokney
bought the ground, previous to the road
entering Omaha,
Although the order 10 sell these houses
has not yet reached Omaha, II would not
surprise company officials here IL II
came any day. AS soon as the ground Is
cleared, 1t is TO be improved by the Great
Western, but to what use It viii be put,
is unknown. 1t is thought, however,
that It will more than likely be covered
with an immense freight warehouse as
the present building is known to he alto
gether too small to handle the company 8
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Creighton Leaves
for Marquette Game

Creighton university foot ball squad
left last evening for Milwaukee where
they hook up against the strong Mar
quette eleven Saturday. Creighton men
will make the trip and they intend TO
make hard fight against probably the
strongest team on the schedule. Although
defeated by the Kansas Aggies at Man
haitian last week. the G. u. warriors are
not in the least discouraged. The game
was more closely contended than the 1870
score indicates. and every one came out
OF the battle In good condition, Captain
Nick Young Is still on the hospital list
and the absence of this ground gamer Is
~ p, ing a severe loss to the team. II Is
doubtful II Nick will play any more thls
season, but he will accompany the team
TO Milwaukee.
\ hard luck story that Hall at guard
will be unable % play has hit the camp
Hall is laid up with "a bad ankle.
Marquette has been playing good foot
BAH this season and seems little
stronger than last year, being made VI
OF practically all the old men. Last year
Creighton held Marquette to an 1873 score
and made them fight for every point.
The following men will make the trip
Center. Hanley; right guard, Stapleton
Brugh; left guard. McGrane; right tackle
Taylor; left tackle. IIefforman; right end
Madden Black; left end, Halter McNally
! quarter, Miller; right half. Proul; s-Levy
left halt Mccarthy -Balderson: fullbacll
/ Tamaseia. Coach, Miller and Manager
Galligan.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Grape Vine RumOr
Gives U. P. Clerks
TWO-Hour Holiday

Without asking the consent Of any per-
son on earth, the clerks in the old head
quarters building Of the Union Pacific yes
terday morning took some time off and II Is
not likely that It will be charged up to
them The incident showed with what
rapidity a bad rumor can travel when It
gets busy.
Early yesterday movers commenced
transferring the six-ton safe Of Assistant
Treasurer Sanford from the old to the
new building. This safe had to be moved
out of the office on the third floor into
the corridor and then TO window on the
west side, from which Il was let down
onto the wagon, block and tackle being
used. To fasten the block and tackle
great iron hooks were thrown over the
edge Of the roof. Then, with ropes about
the safe, the derrick was put into use
the big iron box hoisted through the win
dow and slowly let down,
As the work of taking out the safe
progressed some clerk, unknown, re-
marked to another clerk:
III the hooks on top of the roof should
pun away the wall tho safe would fall
TO the sidewalk, the building collapse ana
somebody would be killed"
Inc sentiment expresses ny tue un-
known clerk spread like wildfire and In
less than five minutes had reached the
ears of every clerk and official In the
building. without any ado and without
utterlng a word clerks quietly left their
desks, went to the wardrobes, put on
their coats, cloaks and hats and quickly
filed out OF the building, most of them
col gregating on the east side Of the NJ
f. Smith company warehouse, where for
an hour and until the safe was lowered
they waited Tor the old building to
cave in.
AS the safe touched the wagon and the
strain upon the ropes was relieved all OF
the clerks marched back and took M
their positions at their desks. There were
about 200 OF them and they had used VI
about 400 hours of company time in the
aggregate.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

If your Thanksgiving guests sell
dom get real old-fashioned country
made sausages, introduce them to
Jones Dairy Farm Sausages at the
Big Dinner,
Our sausages are made on our
Wisconsin farm by simple old
recipe that was written down long
before country sausages became
"citifed and real country hams
and bacon began to get scarce.
We make sausages only IN the
winter time and send fresh shipments
to local grocers every week, SO that
anybody who buys our sausages Will
get them fresh. If you try them
and like them we suggest your plac-
ing a standing order for regular de-
liveries on certain days of the week.
Jones Dairy Farm Hams and Beeor
are green hickory smoked and thor
oughly cured. We take our time abou
this work, because If we didn't oul
products would soon begin to taste jus
like all the others.
Made by Milo {. Jones, on the Jone
Dairy Farm, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin
SOLD BY
GLADSTONE BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Eave BOOT Print II.
Egyptian Chocolates soc. Myers-Dillon.
Gas, Elso Fixtures, Burgess-aranden.
Omaha Mach. wks,-Expert auto re-
pairs.
Lost Relative is sought-Mrs. Lily NJ.
Gonding Of Billings has written to the
postmaster asking him to assist in locat-
ing her father. John Roberts, who was
here In 1864.
Two divorce suits startsd-suits for
divorce as follows were started in dis
trict court: Jessie NJ Danley against
William A. Danlcy, llama c. Carmody
against Elmer Carnody.
Hall Is Acquitted-Dick Hall, alias
Wesley Han. was acquitted Of breaking
and entering by jury in criminal court.
lie was charged with entering a house IN
Florence and stealing some carpenters
tools.
Typewriter stolen-The police have
received a report of the theft Of a type.
writer from the Unitod States wireless
station at Fort omaha. Entrance to the
station was gained during the night by
breaking a window
Bogus Check Man Gets Fifteen Days
Il. b. Wyckoff. who was arrested Tues.
day night by Detectives Heitfeld and
Donahuo when attempting to pass a
worthless check at the Willard hotel drug
store, was sentenced to fifteen days in
Jail by Judge Crawford.
Curtis to Speak Sunday S
Curtis Of the Playground movement vii
speak at the Sunday afternoon meeting
IF the Young Mems Christian association
at o'clock on THE Moral side of tn,
Playground 1t has been decided tc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
Water Works Case
Set for Hearing

Evidence intended 20 show that the
water works plant should be Immediately
turned over to the city of Omaha will be
introduced at q hearing before Judge w.
H. Munger Saturday morning In tho
United states circuit court by John l.
Webster, attorney for the water board
Counsel for the water company will II
turn Introduce evidence to show that tn,
city should not be given lmmediante con.
troll. The hearing is expected to last sew.
Cral days
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
POSTAL SAVINGS FUNDS
AWAIT PLACE OF DEPOSIT

Postmaster Thomas is awaiting official
notice from Washington coroborating the
press dispatches received, relating to dis
tribution of the postal savings bank de-
posits among the qualified repositories.
over $4,000 is lying idle in the vault in
the federal building and this amount will
be split up among five banks in different
amounts. according to the decision made
by the heads Of the postal savings de-
partment in Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
WEBSTER DEBATERS
PRACTICE THEIR ART

The Webster Debating society OF the
Omaha High school held its first program
meeting Of the year yesterday afternoon in
the assembly room at the school, about
twenty lads being present
A piano solo by Kenneth WidcnoT
opened the program. This was followed
By some very interesting current events
by Herman Hanhchuh. T.. + Mcmillan
OF the faculty then gave talk on The
Benefits OF Literary Societies iu the
High School" which was well received
by all present. After the program, i'm,
promptu talks were given BY seyera
members Of the society.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
resi- ANn HrAlrH 10 MnrHER AVn CHlIn.

Mas. MISSIONS SooTnINa SYRUP has bcct
used for over Sixty WARS by MILLIONS OF
MOTHERS .oT their CHILDREN WHfLH
CEETH1No, with pEREkCT SUCCESS, 1t
SoOTHES the CHILD, SOFrENS the GUMS
AI,I.AHS all PAIN CURES WIND COLO. aud
IS the best remedy for DiARRHdiA. II Is alb
soutcly harmless De sure and ask Tor MIS-.
Winslow's ,oothtng Syrup, and take no other
Kind Twenty-Five eepts n bottle
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

1900 acres Of Idahos best land viii be
sold under the Carey act at Jerome De-
cember H. 1911 These lands are part Of
the Great North Side Tract ga Kuhn en-.
terprse), and are considered especially
choice for apple and general fruit Gull
ture. Small cash payment and long time
on deferred payments; low rate OF inter
est For all Information write or wire
the Twin Falls North Side Land ana
Water Co., Miner, Idaho.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17
A FORTUNATE Texan.

T.. w. Goodloe, Dallas, Tex, found a
sure cure for malaria and bliousness In
Or. Kings New Life pills. 25c. For sale
10y Beaton Drug co,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

Sick headache ~ cPused by a dlsordered
stomach. Take Chamberlaln's Tablets
and correct that an6 the headaches will
disappear. For sale By all deniers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

Persistent Advertising is the Road TO
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-17

Key to the sltuatlon-Bee Advertising.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04
9lus Mofohomo mir6 op.

Mus Dofobama miro gerncl-
BET: @roBes @ufieben erregen oil.
genblidlib in Der meoi5inii1er
@elt Sapo.l's 8eriu6e, Die in Der
Soberen Meoi5iniihen S6ule IN
Sofio nit ciner neuen Smpfung ge=
gen BEN Insiab angelteat meroen.
Das Mittel, oas oa5u benrlst miro,
lit oas Setrob-gorin, elm puIberi=
liertes lno in @aiier losli6es @ift,
oas aus ben giert BEG @1lgelfiI1es
GaponiidD fugu) .%getponnen miro.
@s maren utter ben Saqen iolhe,
BEL bellen bie 2eioenoen felt 800,
naten Dor Sbmer3en feline &ube
batten finoen fonnen, nun aber
oanf ben Snieftionen cine beoeutelt=
De 2inoerung ibrer 2eiben peripiir-
ten. Sn attoeren Sallen beridman=
ben ole auBeren @n5eiden Der
Granfbeit. 8erlude BET afuten ner-
boien 2eiben batten. gIei9fa1s o,ls-
geaeidnete grfolge. Ob Die neue
Sur bauernoe 9eilung peripriht, lit
natirlid berte nod gar nidt b.
Iaqen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04

friirr perun5iert uno iid on5iebt pie
cine Wotronel" rief Serr 8altboiar
ipottii6. uMun iiebt ia beino1e
nldts bon ibrem @eii6t unter oieien
berobgefammten Saarer. @ber mas
mon itebt, tit glott uno iugenolid,
uno tie bate Elm poar perteufelt bib
1de IugenL lDenn iie tie ge=
braudte. ItBeroem lit Tie poGenoet
getpadien."
Serr &aipor uno SEER Mel6ior
blieben pieoerum gIeib5eitig iteben,
uno SEER &oipar iaste i'm Gone oes
tletlteh gortpurfs nidts ols: 9altb-
baior-"
9od oos fo6t Serrn 8oltoboiur
ipentg an. gr botte li6 in gifer ge.
reoet nno ipruoelte MIN nit fat
iugenolider Seftiefeit MQes beraus,
mas iiber oielen @egenItono ieia
Ser5 beoriidte. l1no Dos NOR nidt
menig. 8er Die orei griioer geieben
batte, mie iie mitten ouf Ser 2ono.
itroBe itanoen, eifrig miteinonoer
oerba1pelno, Der bdtte oie iteifen, 5u-
rudbaltenben mo rubigen Serren b.
Srpfnnigcn in ibnelt nidt erfonnt.
Sogor Serr Meldior mllrbe marm
uno batte iein Sell 5u iagen. Serr
aalpor beiann ftd idlieBlid ouf iid)
lelbit. gr i6ob mieber oie Sano 5tpi-
i6en ben 5tpeiten u,lb oritten @od=
fnopf unb gob Die @rfldrnng al,
bob mon ii6 Die angeleenbeit reif-
li6 uberlegen miiiie. limo bonn i9rit-
ten tie eintradtig ielbanoer Settftdot
3llt, merfpiiroig ltin, ipeil Sober in
Geoanfen p~eriunfen ,par, Die lih bod
nit oelnielben @egenitano beibdftig-
ten.
(Eurtiebulun foIot)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04

,siide Jlotte Lag gum 9eil ifon
BORT uno es begalm MN elm gleid)-
5eitiger Mngriff bonn @oiier uro
bonn 2anoe fer. giuelm ioldell
Stl1rm mar 0erllo ni9t gerpohien.
gs fapitlllierte lluo Die omerifa1i-
ide 6lagge mllroc iiber ibren Sorts
o~1fge5ogen. 9erna lift ser Srt, Sen
Die Imerifn1er oon1ols beiebt bo=
ben, Sripolis boben tic niemoIs
i1t 8eiis befommen.
Sest muroe es Dem eoIen Sui
iuf oo6 unbebaelid) gu Mute nno
er begann Observation-Disclosures.
Dieielben fan1en ON a.. Sum- 1906
gum @bidlub. Slfiuf perpfIidteie
ii6, Die amerifanii6en 5difie
fiinftig m~ibebeqist oli loiien u,o
iorpoI Die Offi5iere Ser n8bilaoel-
pho" als ou6 Die aGs Sflopel1 bcr-
f%anften Motroien uro 9oloatem mie-
Ser berals3ueeben; Die 4meriforer
hoben als @eeenleiitune Die glof-
faoe BON 9ripolis ouf, eaben Ocrno
ipieoer berous. iagten iib BON @a-
met los uito be5obltcn onBeroem
als 2oiegelo fir bie Monnidaft
Ser philadelphia" $4,000. Man
iiebt, au5u glan5eno mar Der ST
folg Ser @merifaner 1ti6t; ober
er gewabrte ibren Shiffen menie-
ems ouf eth poor Sabre Cider
belt llnb CT madte DEM idonolidell
Sribllt5ablen Elm @noe. Mm
S6lin1niten fam Der arr1e @anlet
BEL Dem @erelei6 lueg, Man idoif-
IL, i'm pieber nod @egppten gil
riif. Ser Weobr bat ieirle ShllI-
oigfeit getatt, Ser Waobr fam &C.
ben" @as ans leiitem Seer" ees
moroeu lit, meloet Die @eibidte
nidt,
0as mor Ser tripplitoniide arieg,
nie biele @piiobe in u%nierer Sc.
i6idte genannt miro. CT fano ieinen
abidluB nit einem nfulleu" Srie-
een. Grit aebn Sabre ipdter oelnil-
tigte 9ecatur an Der Spite elmer
lt1rferen Slotte Sic @erberltaaten 10,
ooB ibnen fir imnter Die 2l,it Der
giua, init ben Ser. 5taaten ott3i-
binben. St idlug bic olgeriidc
5lotte bel gartbaeena INFO 5pana
Den Sen bon @leier, 10 mie oie
Serrider bon 9unis uno Sripolis
gu einem Bertrage, Ser BEN anle9
ritaniiden Sdiffen pone Si6erbei
auf Dem Mittelldnbii6en Meer &c
pGbrtc. Seitoem lit fein ainerifa-
niides Sdiff ben ofrifaniiden Ni
rotten mebr gum Spfer gefallen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04
Mortiebulla foINt.)
@ettete giele tom sOoe.

%. 8. Mod, bon Mod, Mrf..
glaubt, oaB er niele Meni6enlebell
NIT ieiner 25iabrigcm @rfobrung
I'M Mpotbefereei6aft gerettet bat.
18as ih INNER gerll tue, i9reibt
or, lit u9r.a Sings Stem DISCOVERY"
5u empfeblen fir ollie 2rngenleiben,
erfaltungen, Grippe, 4eudbnitel1
nno Mitblna. Biele meincr aunoen
p%eroanfen lire @eiunobeit meinem
Nat. Sd BIN iber5eugt, BOB lie
Die bette Meoisin lit fir Sails uno
2ungenlcioen." gs lit Iei9t oieie
8ebmlpt1ng gu beueilen. geridafft
Gu6 cine freie 8robeflaihe, pber
cine SOC oocr 81 5lalde. @ara.=
tiert bon uuen 9ruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04
u I'll.
@oup. goIouitt hot /

OOHD. SDlquIII DQI DuDre!G
ielnes Mufentbaltes an 6reitao
bier cine grflarung bariiber al
gegeben, mie es fam onB BON Seen
Orleans beri6tet muroe, er lei fin
anngreBrepraientant UNDERWOOD ole
Observation-Disclosures. Die Sen
Srleanier 8eporter bGtten ii6 III
ben aopf geiest gebabt, oaB sic
3ulammeftfunft Der @ouperneure Ell.
tie groBe politiide geoeutung babe
uno oaB in ibr Mbmadungen be-
5igliA bes fommenoen Braiioen-
ten : @abIfampfes gentadt tperoen
iDiiroen. Sn Solge beiien batten
Die 3eporter i'm uno bie onoera
@onperneure oamit seplaet, pell
iie als oemofratiiden 9rGfioent=
i6aftsfmoioaten begiinftigten. I'm
fie los 81 meroen, babe er ibnen
u%noeripooo genannt nno oas @lei-
DIE babe Gouperneur S'Neol BON
Alabama getan. @uf oieie Meiie
lei Die @eididte in oie 3eiturfaet
gefommen.
SIN bieii9en Gipil : 9lppeaa-
tionsgeridt bat Elm eeuiiier g. IS.
@ibion, Elm Slider in Corpus
gbriiti cine Betition eingereidt, in
Der er per(nngt, oab 50. q. Ster-
rett, Der @ilo-, Siih- uno @uitera-
aommiilar oes States, ourb einen
ginbaltsbefebl oaralt sebinoert mer-
De, i'm in Der Musiibung ieines &C.
merbes in ben Hdiien bel Corpus
gbriiti 5u binoern. Sterrett Bat
namlid Die @epdiier, in alien gal=
fen oil Der teraniiden &iite allf
cine. Meile pom 1tfer fir vge-
idloiiene @epafier" erfldrt uno Dor
Sturgeon adt Merifoner, Die in Gicr
item @ibion's ftanoen uno inner
balb iener berbotenen Gone fii1ten,
feftnebmen Iaiien. 9ie Sa6e fem
oamals Dor bas Diitriftgerift in
CORPUS GbriIti; Dos @eridt &C.
itano 0ibion anfangs einen tempo-
rdren ginboltsbefebl gu, bob ibr
aber ipater nieoer auf uno emit
idieo oen 9aa 81 @uniten Ster-
rett's. Die 9etition, Die @ibion iest
i'm bieiigen gipil : @ppellationsee-
ri6t eingereiht bat, lit als cine PIP
peaation al Die bobere Snitan5 ar-
5uieben.
Die yseras sbeep ano @oat
@aiiers' Miiociation" lit I'm Silfor-
porierung eingefommen. @ls Snfor.
p~oratoren iperoen senannt: CHARLES
Sdreiner, STE &. Yrpor, @lfreo
Giles, George 90. Maperif, Sliner
S. @ooobua, 9. 8. grou6 ullb
Geo. 90. 2ittIefielo. 0ddIten Con.
neritag abeno miro in ben 3im.
mern Der 5anoelsfammer cine Ser.
%iammlung dbeebalten peroen, in Der
geamten gemdblt uno Die neue Or.
ganiiotion noa5ogen per6en ioa.
Safe 8olters lit III Der Staot
urlb miro nngefabr cine @ohe bier
bleibeu.
Die gaii /. @rlau6nisldeine.
peIde n1breno bes bergollgenen
Monats a~nsgegeben fino, besegen
fid duf @ebdnbe, beren Bert nit
1925, 60t nneeseben 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04

Sang DEFENDERS gu empfeblell
iin6 Die erit fiir3lid befannt geiuor-
oenen beimiid praparierten uSalfen-
berger @aiier@. 0urb lbre auber-
oroentliden Seilfrdfte aber baden ie
li9 l1on Die Melt erobert. @ne Die
ieltigen, melde on H~beumatismls
ODER @i6t leioen, fonnen nit Der
aroBten 3uperiidt in Die 3ufunft
ifouen, oenn bieie @aiier bciuirfeu
in notwithstanding fnr5er 3eit, cine
obiolute aur. 2eien sic bie Mn5eiae
BON Hoolf 3oll, Sapettepille, Seras.
in oiHer 3eitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04
Gine aute bcntide Cite

tit es, Nbeumafismus, @ibt, Ner-
rolgie, grfaltungen, uiip. nit Yain.
grpeller 5it bebanoeln. @alten Sle
an Ser Site felt. sic f0nnen Der
edten 9ain-G rpeIer in alien beut'
ihen Mpotbefen gu Is uilo so Gent
Die Sloihe befommen. Ser ebte
lit an Der Mnter Sfusmarfe err
fenntIim.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04

8erlamst - Mlanner bas Barber
eei9dft gu lernen. 9et6te, refine Arbeit
uniere @raouierten. Die ii6 etabliert
haben, iuden Siilfe. Gualifi5iert bafir
IN tpenigert @o9en. Dsoler Barber Golz
le9e, 800 @eitSgommerce Ctr. Spreht
nor -ooer iAreibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04

SIN Sitter Don So Sabren
ltorb bier George Seller, ein eebo-
rener S6ipei5er, Der felt ungefabr
81 Sobren in unierer Stoot nobnte.
@r mar Waler BON Grofeiiion.
Seine Srau lopie mebrere S0bne
ul1o So6ter iiberleben i'm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04

Dos uneliid Der Menihbeii
lift, ooB Die cine Salfte INNER alaubt,
Die anoere Tonne obne ie nidt lie
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04

Mon6e1 beliiet iid ielbit
menn er Elm geideites @eiidt maft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-04

@emiiie Sdger bitten mefr
Slid, fpenn Die 9reiber born uno
Die Saien binterber laifen miiroen.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-11-25

at Arvada, Colorado, take ArVada
provides coored children and aseo
women me O pa'n-'
in small pitance ANY ni0
by Arvada, Colorado
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-11-25

home. If man merits promotion from
every viewpoint of vital importauas he
ought TO have II.
TO be delegates. to run for genera posi-
lions for the episcopacy man LIQUID
FIRST merit something by tangible evidence
OF his work in the ministry. He should
at least be successful man in the min
istry. l do not mean accidental SUCCESS
but meritorLous success. NO man slOuld
think of asking honors at the hands 0f his
constituents without he has success as a
passport coupled with acquired ability
And need | say right here that the men
of Mississippi and Louisiana will endeavor
to look after this end?
The men of the Eighth Episcopal district
have realized the fact that our needs are
many and that the adoption of practical
measures are Infinitely more conducive to
our success than mere men. Among the
many who will be aspiring TO honors It Is
well to note that the church wants minis
lers who have accomplished things with
out regard to opposition.
DR. Morant further calls attention to
the history behind the Mississippi con-
ferences and declares that there ARE in
the bounds Of the Eighth Episcopal
district some strong and resourceful
men He reiterates the dislike of these
men for any half hearted measures
and holds up their honor and integrity
rs bedrock foundations. declaring at
the same time that the delegates from
the Eighth Episcopal district will be
well organized and that any one who
thinks otherwise Is grossly ignorant as
to the adroitness of the men who are
In the trenches. He concludes his re-
BILE statement by declaring that
any attempt to take advantage Of a
less fortunate brother by playing to
the gallery or by deluding them as to
what ought to be done Is un-Christian.
Whatever step will be taken by the
Mississippi conferences and the Louis-
ana conferences. 1t Is certain that DR..
Morant will be prominent factor to
be reck oned with. Since boy DR.
Morant has been in the ministry OF
the A. ". T.. church. He has labored
all this time in Mississippi and has
filed a number of difficult stations.
He Is now pastor Of Bethel A. NJ E
church at Vicksburg. where he has
been for the last five years. DR.. Mo-
rants experience In the ministry has
been varied and great. and of right he
considers himself one of the defenders
of the faith.