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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-01-19
A. H. DEMEULES, GERANT
nouveau Cabinet
fra1tai$

Paris-M. Poincar6 r6ussi I
former un nouveau minist6re ct Il
distribution des portefeuilles, est
la suivante:
Ministre des affaires 6trangeres
ct President du Conseil, M. Poin.
care.
Minist4re de la Justice, M. Aris.
tide BRAND.
MinistAre du travail, M. Leon
Bourgeois.
Ministere de la guerre, NJ
Alexandra Millerand.
Ministere de la marine, M
Th6ophile Delcass6.
Minist4re des finances, M. Louis
Klotz.
Ministere de l'int6rieur, M.
Jules Steeg.
Ministere des travaux publics,
M. Jean Dupuy.
Ministere de l'agriculture M
Jules Pans.
Ministere des colonies, M. Fran
cois Lebrun.
Mlnistere de instruction publ
que, M. Guitchau.
Ministere du commerce, M. Fer
nand David.
Sous-secr6taires d;Etat: Int6-
rieur, M. Paul Morel; finances, M.
Rene Besnard; postes ct tel6gra-
Plies, M. Chaumet; beaux-arts, NJ.
Leon B6rard.
La declaration minist6rielle a
6t6 courte. Ellie specific le d6sir
ct la n6cessit6 dun prompt regle-
ment de la question franco-alle-
mande ct des difficulties franco
allemondes.
De nouvelles lois fnanci4res
seront misses a P6tude.
LIE nouveau cabinet va Sc pro-
noncer cat6goriqnement pour une
arm6e ct une marine fortes ct bien
organisees CONNIE 6tant les NEIL
leurs garanties de la paix.
La presse franchise accueilli
favorablement la formation du
nouveau cabinet.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-01-19

Dams le sous-sol de la batisse i
Y await des millions de dollars e1
espAces ct en- obligations mais or
croft que rien de tout celia ne sers
afect6 par les fammes.
M. William Giblin, president dc
la Mercantile Safe Deposit Co
s'est trouv6 emprisonn6 avec trois
autres employees dams lie sous-so]
ct il a 6t6 sauv6 apr6s que les
pompiers current sci6 d'6paisses
barres d'acier qui fermaient les ca
veaux.
Trois employees qui Sc trouvaient
au Be 6tage Sc sont jet6s sur lie sol
ct ont etc grievement b]ess6s.
LIE feu a 6t6 d6couvert au rez-de-
chauss6e, dams une sale annexe
du cafe Savarin.
D4s que rofhcier de la premiere
6quipe de pompiers cut jug6 de la
gravit6 du sinistre il fit sonner une
alarme g6n6rale. LIE spectacle
6tait grandiose ct terri6ant. En-
un clin d'eil toutes les compa-
gnies de pompiers des environs
6taient sur les lieux ct luttaient
vaillamment pour ma1triser P6l6-
ment destructeur.
Trois gardens de la batisse res
terent h6ro1quement q Pint6rieur
pour combsttre le feu, mais finale
ment lis durent Sc sauver sur la
toiture. Les pompiers les ayant
apercus, firent tout leur possible
pour les sauver, mais au moment
Oh leurs efforts allaient r6ussir, les
malheureux affol6s Sc jet6rent
dams le vide. Avant de s'6lancer
lis s'6taient mis- q genoux tous les
trois pour implorer la mis6ricorde
de Dieu.
Un pretre, M. Fable Mclean a
failli perdre la vie en- Sc d6vouant
pour aller prodiguer les dernieres
consultations de la sainte Eglise a
ceux squi 6taient en- danger.
De nombreux actes de sauvetage
ont 6t6 accomplis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-01-19

LIE retour du printemps a amen6 q
Paris pas NAL de bonnes gems de Ia
campagne. Chez un commercant
du Marais, on dome phospitalit6 d
un cousin qui visite pour la
premiere fois la capitale. Au
dessert, on Pinvite q chanter.
--Je ne chante jamais! s,excuse.
til.
-Alors sif1ez s'6crie un loustic
-J'avoue que je sais sifler, dit
le paysan; ca m'arrive souvent q la
campagne; mails c'est quand les
b6tes sont loin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-01-19
Curieux cas- d'amnesie.

Curieux cas- d'amn6sie.
Isl je perds la m6moire, ah!
chere madame! c'est au point que
je ne puis me reppeler ST c'est q la
naissance de mon afn6, ou de mon
cadet que ma pauvre femme est
morte.
Grand mere ct b6b6:
Mon petit Albert, 81 je venais
a mourir, Ga te ferait beaucoup de
peine?
-Oui, grand'm6re.
-Et pourquoi?
-Pourquoi. pourquol. :.
mais parce qu'on ne boirait plus q
ia sant6!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-01-19

Mantle, Philippines -Vingt-
six indigenes ont etc tues, alors
qu'ils tentaient de surprendre une
colonne am6ricaine, sur Pile de
Jolo. Pendant le combat, le lieute-
nant McGee recu deux bales.
Un soldat am6ricain a etc bless6.
On dit que la mort des vingt-six
indigenes va assurer la paix.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-01-19
Au bureau de l'6tat civil:

Au bureau de l'6tat civil:
Comment, deux jumeaux pas
de la meme aimee?
-Oui, monsieur, Fun est ne le
2l d6cembre, d onze heures du soir,
ct le secod le Ter janvier, q une
heure du matin!
On tient ferm6s les coHres-forts
qui confinement des valeurs: ceux
qui sont ouverts q tout le monde
sont le plus souvent vides de
billets de banques.
Je mai jamais regrett6 le temps
que TAI donn6 aux autres
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-01-19

Troavez une forme d'association
qui d6fende ct protege de toute sa
force commune la personne ct les
biens de chaque associ6 ct par la
quelle chacun, s'unissant a tous,
n'ob6isse pourtant qua lui-meme,
ct reste aussi libre qu'auparavant.
j. j. Rousseau.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-01-19
Europe

GulOpG
Paris. Robert Bacon. EN-
bassadeur des Etats- Unis, q Paris
a confrm6 la nouvelle publiee pa
plusieurs journaux en- annoncant
sa d6mission.
Berlin lie projet de loi relati1
aux armenents sera probablement
discut6, durant Ia premiere ses.
sion du nouveau reichstag.
LIE nombre des soldats alIemands
sera augment6 ct des garnisons
nouvelles seront 6tablies,.
Calcutta, Inde anglaise. -Trois
bataillons, de fantassins, qui sont
actuellement d Ahmadnagar, ont
recu rordre de Sc tenir prets q par
tir pour la Perse. Les marckands
qui voyagent dams le sud de la Per-
Sc courent les plus grands dangers
Les soldats anglais les protegeront
Bruxelles.-La princesse Victor
Napoleon, nee princesse Clementine
de Belgique, attend un h6ritier.
Ellie recu, dit on, Ide Nine de
Th6bes, la femme proph6tesse, une
lettre lui disant que son fills serait
un homme extraordinaire, de beau
coup sup6rieur a son grand ancetre
ct dou6 dun merveilleux talent
d'ing6nieur.
Bucarest, Roumanie. lie stea-
mer "Russ'', appartenant a la Com
pagnie russo, a sombr6 dams la mer
Noire, pendant une tempete. Les
membres de p6quipage ct les pas
sagers, au nombre de cent soixan-
te-douze ont peri.
LIE "Russ'' 6tait commando par
lie capitaine Pahomof. M. Carl
Amizeff, qui venait d'etre nomm6
consul general, a Galatz, 6tait par
ml les paSSagerS.
Vienne.-Un incendie d6truit,
une grande partie du palais de Far
chiduc Frederic. Les dommages
sont consid6rables. Il iiusieurs ma
gnifques tableaux ont etc r6duits
en- cendres.
LIE feu, qui a fait rage pendant
cinq ou six heures, a commence
son oeuvre dams les appartements
de Parchiduchesse Isabelle.
Lisbonne. lie Vatican a de-
mand6 au gouvernement portugais
de rapporter le d6cret d'expulsion
rendu contre Mgr Bello, le patriar-
che de Lisbonne, l6veque de Guar
da ct administrator d'Oporto.
Si ces trois pr6lats ne sont pas
r6tablis dams leur diocese, le saint
siege cessara imm6diatement tou-
tes les relations avec le gouverne-
ment portugais.
Kiel.-Un coffre-fort contenant
des reglements ct des documents
concernant des secrets navals a Ste
force ct ouvert dams la cabine du
commandant du croiseur cuirasse
"Stettin''. Une r6compense 6te
oferte pour la d6couverte du vo-
leur.
Les officers de marine d6clarent
que les documents vol9s ne renfer-
ment aucune information militaire
importante.
Ruelle-sur- -Touvre, Charente,-
HUT mouleurs d'acier ont trouve
une mort afreuse ct seize au-
tres ont subj des pleasures tres
graves par Pexplosion dun moule
q canon, a la Fonderie rationale dc
cette vile qui est situ6e a Z miles
d'Angouleme.
Des ouvriers 6taient en- train dc
verser dams le moule le metal en-
fusion destin6 a la fonte dun ca.
non de gros calibre, quand, des
gaz 6manant du moule, occasion.
nerent une formidable explosion
Les hommes qui Sc trouvaient tout
autour furent envelopes dams ls
masse de metal en- 6bullition. Ii
mort fut instantan6e pour HUT
d'entre eux; les autres ont le corps
convert d'horribles brdlures.
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s6ricorde divine, mais il s'agit de
savoir sill peut changer ses dispo-
sitions.
"Le cas- d6passe lie jugement de
Phomme ct doit etre laiss6 a la mi
s6ricorde ct a la justice de Dieu.''
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-01-19

La force mat6rielle est peu de
chose en- face de la pens6e.
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Faites faire vos invita-
tions de marriage aux ate
liers de lECHO.
Files seront bien faites
ct ne couteront pas cher.
Prix soumis par la NAL
le.
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ECHO DE L'OJEsT
journal Hebdomadaire

Toutes lettres,.: correspondances, ::Etc.
doivent etre adressees directement q
L'EcHo DE L'OuEsT, Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-01-19

Nous enver1ons un numero specimen
du journal a toute personne qui en- fera
demande.::
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-01-19
NUMERo 45
ANNONCEs:

Tarlf des annonces dome sur appll
cation.
Demandes d'emploi-demande de do
mestiques ou d'emloyes-annonces pour
chambre ou pension = annonces pour
objets perdus ou trouv6s.
Au taux de UN CENT du.. mot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-03
Medicine Chest
For Only 25cts
with u You Can Instantly stop Pain
Caused BY Burns. soalds.
Cuts and Bruises.

= Tar ~ San Cura Ointment costs
but - cents. and " 81 doesn't do ev
trVhing this newspaper article saws
VIII DO. thas " Goct1c 4 cos. 81
~"lith street. or VIII NcnkemeL
lerp a1e1 E0n street. vii give Won
your money back
u curos bleeding. itching and pro.
trudIug piles o. cures and heals
chronic running and foyer sores. mo-
matter how stubborn or hopeless o.
if ON antiacpuc ointment that begins
20 dra1 ouf OH poison the minute b.
is applied.
Ns th" finest remedy over com.
pounded FOR hollis. carhuncIca. ulcers.
eczema salt rhcum. letter. chflbiaIns
rhapp"d hands or face Price. only
and 10 r's FOL frr FOR fha baby.
Tor rough. tender skin and fp qu.rs
'cqu'r" a fno complexion. use San
Q Irn SOAP If rrrfe, Thompson
Medical CO.. Tuusrilc. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-03
WHEELING PEOPLE
In THE MOU NTAINS
PLANS FOR TIE CHAUTAUsUA
ARE WELL UNDER WAY.
Many Residents Of This city Are
Escaping the Intense Heat az
Mt Lake Park.

o. Isl f.h 90 zee T-lfeffgerco~
MOI NIAIN LAKE PARK. Nd.
Aug The season OF the Mountain
ChautauQua is well under way and ,ha
programs are pretty we'll attended in
spite ~ Tho persistent attention. az
) Ilnvius Who has allowed very few
daJs ~ pass without a sprinkIng or
80. While fh's las % very gratifying
effect IN Keeping down the
ture. the programs have suffered
he Home % Foreign Missionary
con. 'rcncrs have gone through in Nno
-nap" and Inc mastery discourses Of
ir Isaac J ticadland. whose MANY
years service In china give his word
such weight. and pr Erwin pfrha-fs
equally qualified 20 Fpes. Of Africa
have been Intensely Interesting The
Hihlc ana sunday school conference
no" 100 session are ycrl popular and
enthusiastic meetings are being held
Mr. Arthur r Arnold. ~ Wheeling.
" DO is orr th" grounds With his family.
ono nf iH" active workers in tho
sunday school conference
Miss Mary Roberts. or Wheeling &C.
fl-ndinE ilo season OF Allouhuraf
Mrs. u T. CUNNINGHAM. Of Fairmonf.
u occupying the Talson cottage for
tho Summer
Nr end Nrs Geo MAXWELL. Of
heelinF spent n couple ~ vcets ~
Nll"nhurf earlier Boz the summer
Mr. IS 81 Walters and vito OF
Wh"rlinr. Visited tho park during
camp meeting
Row O. , oliver. ~ whccfne spent
Tho camp meeting season a. the ohio
cottage
Rev o. q Howard and family OF
Fairmonf are occupying a cottage I'm
ih" paris during tho Chautaugua
season.
Miss Mildred Wills Of Wheeling
has been "a guest ~ tho T. T. carr
cottage
Mrs vs. s. utsnror. ~ Wheeling
Dos boon q guest FOR q few DAYS ai
Do Thompson Rest Home
Nr g. 80 Hood and family. of
Nh"o'inE wore cucefs no fhr chan.
'aIq1s hofol fnr l ,nuo.o Of weeks
earlier 10 tho fcason.
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F0LLANSBEE

Relative OF Mrs Fivia Koch. who
has boon no tn tho North Wheel us
hosrff.l f0r several wccl- and during
that time underwent n FERROUS orcra.
zion i- improfirr and viii ho shIa m
Do h-o1rfI f0 hrr homo M n fov days
The Nr'r. nccor1fIrr Company. os
Stout. utf... a frcECui1r tho audi.
torium of Tho Methodist church. of
This c.fv
Tho Episcopal Sunday school or
N"i.shurr and members rr tho ramc
school OF I~oI.ansbco. hold o. picnic af
Ferguson f'id Yesterday.
Gustav. Weber VIII Give an illus
fra''l lecture and dramatic reading
Zoo fh" lhof.ef church This evening
Nrs = T. Everett. of wciisburr
was in own Yesterday
Tho rrHf between Folfareheo and
Gross Crook is ln ri very had corlI.
tion ard antouo can almost foat "a
boat thereon
Tho weather Yesterday vas ar
usually cool Tor the FIRST 81 August
People oar hy tho raa FIRE instead Of
on tho front porchss
Jake ~IcreuEou. who WIS formerly
employed at the Iusk fin slop has
l'ff for NIAGARA Fails. where h. will
work az mo fn trade
'las Irvia Is moviar from Wood
street to The McKim property on
Nirrini1 avenue
Mies F%lDrcnco Jacobs ~ Fofianabce
UciEhfs VIII entertain her friend. on
Saturday evening In honor 81 her
birthday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-03
News BreVitics.

Archie Grimes. OF Chicago. arrived
on Thursday 20 ioir his family at the
home of his mother. Mrs. l.. ".
Grimes.
Miss Nahei Fowler has returned
from a few days visit AT the homes
of Mrs Foot ana Mrs. y. \. Freder-
lcf. Of East Liverpool. O.
Prof. aad Mrs. . T.. Bryant and
daughter. Helen. returned on Wcdncs-
day evening from a visit of several
weeks in Dayton. o. and Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs John Fletcher. OF Main
street. have just returned after a visit
20 Buffalo. Cleveland and Niagara
Falls.
Miss Eessi" Walters. o. Pittsburgh.
: visiting friends IN fhe city.
Youug Tom Werlich. Who has taken
mp the WORK u selling tickets for the
band contest .unI has already sold
cne dollars worth.
Rorn-To Mr. ard Mrs. James
Huhili. az EIdalo district. n son.
August =
Mr. and Ms W U Nichols. Of
I~hrichsyilie. O. are visiting al the
home ri Nr. and Mrs - Nichols
Reynolds Helsley. Of Charles street.
has accepted a position at the
Farmers bank.
NJ. and Mrs Raymond Uoyie. o.
Ills place. and nephew. Casper Nash.
are spending q week To Butler. Pa.
Miss Marie Cowen. 81 -Sheridanvilic
p is visiting Mrs I'd Nichols. o.
Main street
AIRS barbara Huddlr. OF Main
street. is v%.siting a. Tarentum. Pa.
James Rob uacn. Of Foilausbce. was
in the cify to-day
Ray Patterson is a visitor 1- 'ho
S'ratford hotel. Wheeling. this after.
noon.
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WELLSBURG

q. l.. Narquet and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles &. Simpson vent to Councils
vile. Pa. recently h. auto. Mr. and
Mrs. simpson returning by rail. while
Mr. ana Mrs. MarqUet and brother of
Mrs. Marquet. George r. Potts and
wife made he return trip by auto.
The roads on many portions OF the
route from here 10 Connellsville are
decidedly rough. stony. and generally
Torn up by the recent heavy rains.
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docs his He owes fhe world The henea' ~ his Intelligence. and no IL mst
's ing ana m'"ry when Do" af7f hereh boarding his Thoughts a. The nicer
counting bic gold
many men and women who are fhougbtFeIfah In n vas or another
ihH' F I" man Nfo e'7 his hreasf1Ft in eWId silence broken only by
provisional r"14rsr for morc food Ills wife tries 10 draw him mi hut
h' "'-'ru"d n B.. o'n thoughts There are many things which no
uIght say fha' Rout give her something 10 think abou. during M dav
Thon fl'rn It fo aon or daughter Who cpres home AZ utgtf s-on o.,
wv. + If q" ttM" W WORK. Win haf % dozen things tn hs or hor
mind fhf would Interest NJ divert tho house bound mother and yt dos
Dol take The trouble TO "I them 20 her
Tho nan Vo does not credit other people with a senso os bumor go
~ miles 20 iHmsof elen anything amI,aa hin. a snofber r,erber ~ ,Ms
species No ono has a nght IN keep anything coanly amusing 10 himself
fas u On Tho IpOr old rnrh must borrow ra rnf-b" Won krow -
you have any to lend DO NOT boz nsery with u
Tho man who reads tho mDruuz paper and docs not mas. IN, o., ,m,
f nov pa Do hinEa would Do interesting ito ha family cerariv Ia
nousn feItsn and also Tho person vo gMs s rrcr ma docs r, comm.
ncsie hos parts ~ Do which arc r1Dmlncahe and ~ general interest
lnoomfnlnlcatr" poop" arc oHen praised 4ud admired To ba surn
ne prr0n 7hp 'ha'er continually about nothing bel = bore bur fo nor
son pho los Fome'hnE f0 chatter about af forsnf chatter 10 also n nor.
10 VIA Hs more than that. boz a selfish Don't ,ou think 4o-
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MOSAIC FROM COMMENTARIES.

No banks or s~tydeposit boxes in those days Hiding treasure was
the only means OF security on the building of a missionary schoo!
in Turkey a pot containing 200 silver coins was recently found.
The land OF the parable is full OF such buried treasure. Nothing is
affirmed a s o the morality of the act by which III man acquired both n
an m the treasure. The reference is simply Il a wAlkhown occurrence
or all objects worn as ornaments. III pearl the onlv on hat de
rves nothing from art No gem in estimation OF The people OF that
lay surpassed the pear n value. A pearl of first qmity s one or
the most beautiful objects of nature Parable ~ the Nt describes
the final success OF the Kingdom The household. b-4-. forth
literally filings out-throws with vRor ana zeal
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dhout material tuipgs. bf inordinafcly greedy about
having his own way: the seinshness Of The person who
allows a tendency. such a. a habit o. worrying. TO
spoil hair Tho family happiness. and then there is
Observation-Disclosures
u was that last variety that started me- phiioso-
phizing on this subject. Bv thought selfshness I mean
ne habit ~ being ungenerous with ones thoughts
know p man who has very Interesting thoughts
We has n keen sense ~ humor. an unusual FUND ~ fnfor.
nation and p habit ~ observation. when no secs fl
% talk really talk. ] mean. not Just cay the absolutely
receFSary fhinRs-he almost always has something
interesting 20 say. Bu' unless be is fn "a very gracious
mood. be- Will often s' perfectly silent. ignoring tho
conversation. and thinking bis own interesting thoughts
~ himself
sog- bspevo thu, Tho, ID, 10 ..,e..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-03

Special Chicken and Waffle sumner.
- cents every sunday. p 3. m % 81
r m The Senate Hotel Sixteenth &
Market. Ladies dinina room.
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North Street n Y ch-rch. es-ner o.
I'm anf Marie, Streets Rev ohn ~
hess psstur-Surdav Erho1- : a. q IN
Ldwar4 Eor~r. assistant s~1rerint-nf-
srt "a ckarss. worship. 20 ~ q m ant
- . n. s-rnons ~ the pastor. ths
~reuiEE --rvfc. - IN cnarEs Of the Ep-
eorta L<Axne Epworth L>.<ee &c. ,
% D~cision%esus Assumes His Life
work Nfrs Edward C~unninxhsmL Lead
er. official board meeting N0ntay les.
Trayer meeting Wednesday. a > IN
ass msefinE and choir rehearsal III
day TE p m
Thursday evening Ausust str. az the
corner OF Frfth and Market streets. the
adde's Ala society Of the church. will
give their Annua street Fair. Every
cody - cordially invited.
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ANALYSIS AND KEY.

Kingdom ~ Heaven Defined.
Neither Place Nor Institution.
Neither Heaven Nor Church.
a Subjective State
\ Moral Condition OF the Individual
Parallels Describing the Kingdom
demonstrating a Business in Syria
Religion TO BE Sought
So Also PearlBuyng
Parable % Net-Answer 10 Criticism.
al Kinds o. Goodness and Badness
Incident 10 Any Gathering OF Human Being.
Some Becoming Bad-Some Becoming Good.
AT Gravitate 20 Fiuty OF Character.
Parable Of Householder: Disciples as DGssemnators.
The Young Peoples Devotional Service
August ! 1912. l. Corinthians o:fo2-
THE CHRISTIAN VIRTUEs-VH TEMPERANCE
CCOnsecraton MeetngJ
a plank spans a Chasm. II is rotten NJ the under side 4 man OF .-.-
frame and catike tread crosses safely He beckons 70 his brother ~a,tu.
Come on. I've crossed But the othe- Is heavy and lacks the elastic n-
Following the example however he ;res Tho plank breaks That ~ me
story often repeated There IL a "personal liberty" which saws. Am I ms
brothers keeper Such liberty" "a distinctly not Christian
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Zion Lutheran. church. 2i1s Market
street. Rev. a: L Benze. pastor-Sun-
no service. owing TO the pastors alb
sence from the city. The annual sun
cay school picnic will tai place on
All old street car tickets must be .x-
changed for new ones at sunday school
Cars leave Forty-eighth street at $50
a m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-03
Kill the
Bugs With
''Green Death'

Nothing else viii do the
work so effectively and
no substitute will answer
Squirt il into their hiding
places and y
does the
rest.
Safe, Convenient, Clean.
25c from al reliable drug
CiStS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-03

First Church OF Christ. Scnenttst. \
o I. W. Auditorium. I1Is Chapline 81.
services sunday at II a. m. subject.
or lesson. Love sunday school ut Ia
a. M Wednesday testimonial meeting
at p. m. same address. Reading room
pen daily except sundays and holI-
daNS. from IL m. TO 4 p. m. also on
SaturdaN evening from : to q O'Clock
lll' Chapline street. The public is IN
Nitcd 10 visit our reading room and at
tend our services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-03

Latter Day Saints. church at Forty
second Ftreet.-Sunday school AT 1000
a m: communion service at li:2O a.
m. preaching AT 1:i5 =. m. by Elder
q j.. Tary: subject. Christian FelIiw-
ship"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-03

VIZ HEN u e speak Of sehhshness ~e are ap, 10 think fire. or selfish
wv ness about material things. but the more study human nature
the more become convinced that this IS the Least common and
the least harmful kind " selhshness. There are 30 many other kinds OIL
sehhness that spoil morsh happiness than this Variety For instance. there
center u the stage. the selnshness Of tho person who is generous enough
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-03

Warvood Presbyterian church, rwen-
uetn street. near Main. Edgar ". bay,
pastor. sabbath sohool at s:S a IA
No morning service or Christian Endea-
Nor meeting. Evening service at 7AS.
In charge of the Mems Bible class. The
men Will conduct the early part OF the
service. and the latter part Will be IN
chsrge OF men from the Personal Work
.Is Icague OF the Wheeling Y. ". g. A.
Good singtin. good seats an d. hearty
welcome for al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-03

Third Presbyterian church. J. =.
~yenberg rastor-Servfces are as
usual August 4. Sabbath school at $3.50
a m; preaching at 1915 a m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-03

Narwood Christian church. corner Of
Pritchard cvenue and seventeenth -
htN j. g Pryor pasfor-Bibie school
- = SO. sermon and communion. l0.4s
CnFlStian E~ndeavor at s.l5. sermon bv
me Blind Minister. the Rev. Harry Wi
son regular mid-week PRAYER meeting
on Wednesday evening al : strangcrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-03

First Baptist church. Twelfth ard
Byron streets. Rev. r T. B~rininstool
pastor-PreGching services at 10 80 and
40. Bible school at s:l5. Calvary and
Emmanuel Mission SCHOOLS at 23O.
Young Peoples meeting at 6:f5. ala
week prayer and praise service wednes-
day evening a. ass. on Thursday az
ternoon there Will be a meeting OF the
Woinen's Missionary Society. We cor
daily Invite friends and strangers TO
worship with us.