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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25
ECHO ; OF SCIENCE

ramands sre timaai ilauspartN b.
rsta Wsie pHHv ava HtHrr imilA
t.nu siores pr0dNtr shadows whom lhH
taaapnca ny tar rsHr
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saira eitriess teleetnrn eH nH
,yn,fc1 bailepnt
t'onnsyhRn tNHres wtti Vrf'n.
500 nh'o htte rfeta.et maIe trE
fhtfe harihf f ihe ati mnoA ~ tt
inltsi anirs slnre isif
An oaCtrig storsae eatier tmna
lise rntlffe sufonafll m fis unlrl
tian. Is aitips acNertcni fefaIts n art
Ways ia Ctfman f,sii mlHf
A Michiran intrntef's rstaN fHa "
paper rack sNahips 4 artltr ta tlsrft
Arss nalnlaf az hoess VI atul
wnhouf ehaneite hs pusiitsn
"A HuNiiah anEnsar has sct0esif
IN KaidnE = ar,sihlc aalh'on sbrnas
lhe sir tnf in ifprpluE enie.ft fraf
q upon iarNpis WAX NlreiceH Neres.
a dah.par ~lth Ions handle So lat
AS nstf wiN slt hANt a. 9iuep aH.
0lth q hlnEyN cotrr o. keeN lss een
lents in has neen paieniei BY AZ iar
man.
Nnildnr eeecrete lapk tiura plti
= winAnW, Seeteh a,,tnr tattfa.e,
Ia gettns npmpsf NJ Nhiinn unnia.
rrsrhs of oliers ANA plhM oadef Nsfti
animals
10 Keep d travellers glninAaf tl,sa VI
failwA, Train ,'tnno, I'd MAN 81,
paiente8 8 actachAtie seat casef tAs
ily fplled lRso small laeAaes t,s tar.
f>lak,
fTsu Anson6 nrArN tea e,,rnpriiiar
Clermar has von "a rfsae ~ fsat
offered IA an EnRif~t fniissrf Arne
far enc nsesl cAts ehd tflas ,ens siscsr..
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

roastfaffi0D work foailnute afaadiiy
in The rhg and the sohr 81 iht aieffIa
sa ihsf Hpiua SISSY" ~ splendid nusif
a. cf4pua ChrisiiaHa D. j. estimated
thai the buildina uptfsiions ngN under
eaY represent ihtfaimenfs ~ more
iA-n a. POO $50
fhief ir lseal Interest ~ ihs tH- 81
t0frl ana enc 80 haatfIff aiH aHH
b. feadl ~ ihf f0rnau 1lifnIaF infif
rufhmfh aff haN anr4T3 IH fht na
lffInf ~ fht lnf,4lof 20 fhf n.tH. ana
ilfi. d. Ufff reason fH rrueff iHfI
Hansfrf Ffanss pin nDf b. 1lasp
pointed in His pfoefam iaf has.na Co.
ult0f ogrHfH nn lanpaff
THf Nefhn1ift fhHfiN sffeFlH hsf
about iacn ramrifie1 lhd CanIaUfaf
an.lib has hIs faiff ~ mtr af Heff 0r
lus interior THO raHf ana dome tfI
naaflg rnmpiftol eiih inf ftNfi.ilon 70
nllrinr fhf flif'nF nni iNif Hnff aN
hr Started yffIf fh0 nraf frn fss
100 fhafrh Nln Del lampiffea Hnf
feadr 49, nr0 nnauD NF pHf'mHrf ii
Ttr t1e 411 home ~ fha tUfit hiiFu
fufniiare r.mraHf HH ihapHffhi Hifta
Va nav rfafffHfiE nritnf4 aif alieU
stated yesterday fhai fnr nrw igrntHf
naiatf viii nef b.. formally nrfnt1 nf
$500 Hetemnff to Ha BE- HNi f0lHIfN
several e.0ha 90 property arrange fnH
display me Immense Nia0f
uapIn ufnfrfaH 81 ntiuF mHAn Nu lhf
williams spafiWHHi tHuaa ~ fhap
atrai sffOri Hns Do Ia erpefied o. base
fie structure competed hf nH'fuh0i
lst uf williams is pNu faf lessef u
the Fialf hotel iiia nes trlfimani
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25
OTHER VIEWS


ofeai~-s wogldn sr,ita sVes oisvo
nu Doubt ahuui shat Au record
hfnkrn Attrnaaher steosl. ftertH
ttsosss Anh ihia fas nnn elgh
stnra' nii AaN rthsf aroif tFtf ts
otto sugn inifnac lnirrraif
~ thv esmes hpt t,ne elesp ruuYrf
llrpt ~ srfunu. N inninss o. .
tle third Ga \ alNih ta ~. sntt
~ ~ q righih. No mumes fhuEhi fiahl
81 fleiah ta1
INV play Was eRe,an. hnt b,,th tiispts
and hca -os pui ginrrf ana arienri
INTO taeif eanie Firsi Is was 40 u,,atnq
ana 'l,so" Wood. Later wrod Al.
k"noeed oui ~ me box Va 4 sinFis ln
Nina MuihpW0on showed ralenAil
fofn. ~hiis NRfauafa pianaqd "a anH
fsieemsi hlfnaen Nrw Ners's r,uv
aftrT auccVHHivr drnatN annWei ~.
teams sia'anla'
such ilsi'e things turn iha tlae "a
cNnntH rnadEfAaa dsonpine Ii tht
~ rnn pff EnFle's est save thc latte.
two haaes and apparently iost Now
AefA the fhAmpi,nahip No,ps rcaf.
aKV Nc~ Tort heat tho NAtiai,al ,.,aa,,
penaars 40 the ChreKo Cuns hs Mst
Aips taiaff lo lQnlh se.,snd flaas
TOUGH lhck' "lohhn>N Mriaw mas
made . sieat ~ taf ,ht fiaa two Acar.
~ sus~eeNlun hc hAs team thaI
uarhi ~ Ne Nnfld lpAtcr. ,nt SWINE
Row the iinx fuoSls an lhn Oianis
Hul ~ the smNke ~ battle r.nor
49, fipndlensl the snnnastet made y,
n,Nos IN 4 aAy llr - thv eurprlvt
Vie bfsHhl pafticnior star ~ Az sr,Al
seiAep as was eyv1 t,lexesl tisnimu,,
N'eenlne san.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25
FRIDAY. OCT IS. 1919

rhE DAILY chtlfn On ON akiT
At i1t f0iigWiwt or nf
ToWh NHWs pEhig9f
y. a. i.yhIaN llf tUaI
cred by rAfrief
Lewis nooh Hiatf san Aniaplo
Ncnsei iluitl haN tlaNnl0
Houston Slows COS iuusiDn
funta News A cleaf riand Houston
Eniefpriac News rn. Wort Worth
iffg nfna inr Worth
Stock Yards Newa Co. North Pom
Worth
, " Christian. nutkperi
. H.fkhend. Afanaas Pass
fiaElo rhaunats AlffN
Fam Iiyuos Aii0f
q Q. Tahol. i'ufi Aisnaaa
The Caller is also nn sair uh aN trains
coming Into 80 eui NJ Cnfpua
Alnp ioralsy ~ thc follow Inc noNs
dealers
8. q nHDh a fiaiimeIY a..
Joshua Nmliht Hook store
GUY Dfun Store.
Corpus iicarh Hotel
HAWAI- ilutet
G. g. Hook ikshanss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

WIZ the Nrllvr ~ egimnal ANA a..
tex'lse tseiipn use "i.cf,y l,0uie." ossp0
ne haes'd lack t,sse ~l,aEa fraaA.
NhNle1 leNleH Ncd phNH tlftksf
and Tho osaef wotshle~ brought lntt
Ne llasssxni ~ the l,egcnthAi cavp
Nefsainh hefe ats eame new types Ana
n0N inst var bis hreken Nut heteern
lathVy and me liAlkan states. VIII nni
me runiiva lnereAsed AnDu lo.sne ~
.rsee tstle countries dssef NusNots ~
eess s*aels frem urltlng Fcnences wilh
Nn,Tfl'An hrFT.rt ntasplnN rFiucessts
'Ne peAee - ihl< vaf IN ghe ltalkaas
MHA AttHfa material fo1 thrinmi
"ps Two war Negnnlanea mkY naset
~ s'yss sas} ~ fevsnl shs sssss ess,ls
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

uroxco says nonc of those rebel
chiefs have pcrsonal amhlllons II
y rnmorel however. some at them
havc'uot failed a. aecuuuln,e muv
or lons personal bank accounts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

They hrc going 81 revoke back
JohnslnRs hcensc That's what :
hecn the matter with Jack right
along he's had d hulsing pleihora
Of license.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

Now comcs that mclanohol, sea
sou when onc's rfapilcal friend. 90
SIN The annual distribution of uiil
lly presents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

Owing 10 q number - enns,N We
have suffered abnormal prosperity
under Mr. Taft. AMI ihsi rpiend
gentleman campaign manaVfr
ksYe nOl failed 10 throw distorted
political aidellRhu 90 a state ~
affairs indiieed b. ecoponie force
bcyend governmental eoplrel vi
liam Howard Taft during ~,
whole ~ biz presidential enFeer haf
boen chiefly guided by Interested
lnlcciNions superlnduoesi ~ ie b
IONS Interested II h. bar hsd 3 eil
~ his own Il has defled the eloses'
Investigation ~ hn mDsi llberal
critics.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

Turkey seems r. ho catching
something closely resembling cran
berry sauce, but there \ powerful
lack OF any signs vt ihanksgisiog.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

Heavy fighting y rcpmled anynnd
Adrianoplo. AZ a laic hour lhe "a
pected achievements rrum Arma
grddon hal not arrived
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

Chlhuhhua announces for nias
just ny that distinguished patriot
starts Tor a long Journey.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

Tvtt ASSURES M ihc high rnst ~
living il steadily decreasing shs
may have something 10 d. with luu
quotations on The Republican pic
market
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

Tho Famous speech whieh saved
R@~esell~ lifc has h,si been "a
alnnesl ~ an cNperl Il was auins
e 4 : ninRnlfIeent speelfr Fravil,
that i stayed the wouldhe asas
sinh bullet
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

Cap liin Mcdonald d uul struts
Tor Wilson This ought o. tiekls
the pms Il * rlamod II Cap liil'
attacked hell he'd use nnfhine
stronger Than bucket ~ water.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

nhltitGay ~ people MO never saw
MARI Twain ielt thai ms, Ancu Kim
" hls oaNhs ara ltKed htm Yet ihs
teeis - hlE iltA a. new gully ana al,
l't~fi,eilsro az goesh IN Asheat iilee,
low fesn'N MARK twain slnr
fArhfs" AF> ~ aheornlne inlwesl nOl
meftN nsfaWsf shn, roncern me m,ssh
'nfnN au'hnr Ths wNnaesfsl career
p'r'pFa<9ee and man, slaea nsa *
numor ana tragedy. ~ fauure ane
elefltS
As+'t,se'y fAltkful NJ hls nres.nsa
Won " f,cie ar PAGE has saraifiara
"'es g NV 'phsf<af lalefSs, "a lhe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

The mans advanced ags We shall
Feffain from telling . certain d..
llgbfful fish story We hagc had b.
mind ever esuce We learned ihat she
flsh captured was lbFger fhan ans
llc heretofore lnvcutrd We sup
pose ibm MiWlsHppIans elder
brothers refer ~ him AZ the baby
a man who wears bis youth iiA'
that deserves y sioInaehaehelsasa cab
bnqr. ana We AR going a. pkpre,
hIm one lnat N a1On B. \ n rIpn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

Npeak'ng 81 PR 'i'cr, jokes. don Z
iail " mention Felix Dias
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

Jack Johnnitg has INDUCED in
mc tc. many whilr hopes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

Mills nvialors VAN winter n c.
inslial vrrpns rnlsnsis ffrc al
charge II W. sell fce huudgrd
tlskels' That's nnr u The ehirg
drawbacks about mos, frrc altrae
tons iaern y always eomt sell alnsHl
'em.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

The hobble skirt alao has a icn
doncy 10 bind Che cyeA.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

'ioNeyell i sliNllnrlly lnlior
Bully FIR that We enls harW he
will moi n lndhfsncth eanr~ whcn
~ hears shs slnmisipa,ed nlcl,.lv az
thai ihunderous Democratic chari
vari % the pear|y dawn 10 an ap.
p',mch'ns "wednesday Ia November
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25
CORPUS CHRISTI BUILDING PROGRAM
REPRESENTS MORE THAN SI,20O,OO(

woaN colno STEADILY soaw2ao-nvscts 40
COMPLETED JANUARY
Ano CRY Hall ~ peeewe a-yoeor.All1n Byllpne y
COMPLETE o.. DEeEl.
nousg rlhsrGD sooA-oTeEf
IMPROVEMENTS WILL 90 compLurro ssoarLyl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

Nadcro hes / perfect right IL bur.
row pnr ~ two of shur gorgeous
l>e'naerativ rooStcfs which M laval
southern papers afr saving for the
hik erpN on IN e>nntful nnrninv
fu'lo*irg MI fifth. Thu nanuer ii
which Ne knard HIN. niss WAS en.
aire|y trera bou{fscieri.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-25

Miae|r4irp'an ~ 81 TX az aee
d the ymlnys~A rf ~. oli
1|ise On aceouns ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-20

on the third section OF train So broke
beam. dropping the front trucks TO
the track, with the result that {
cars were piled up. tearing the track
up from the switch az Triadelphia 20
a point about one fourth 81 a mile
below One % the cars hit the side
% bridge 1872. bending the iron work
badly The train was a double-hcader
and was travelling az a rapid rate o.
speed when the accident occurred
The car that caused the wreck was
loaded with car wheels Tho wreck
trains from P.usburEh and Benwo0d
Junction Uere soon on tho scene. but
owing 20 fhe large amount 81 cars
IN they uerr difficult fu handle. and
mo track wac not cleared until late
lasf evening
Trains 900. 100 and Joe trans.
ferr.f gasErrra-a fr fha e. A o.
care. sfers they uera rakan f8 West
Alexander and aEa.n Transferred f1
ffr q ~ hU ~ f.r other trains
ar-r cent over fhr rarrs.ftnr.a lines
STA f.r Pan Handle route Train 40
900 uas fra frsf train frrrrrh faat.
uE Wheeling nf OIL. rnef 90 frr
care raf f1 b. lr.nrErf before frer
afrs rrf hrrF ar rfa aIa f ur
h sr. f-a TO-DAY before rH fra
lrtr.a .H removed The In ftr fnf
ara.f 1r f.a OBJ. t.r.s.rn' In 20 Issf
rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-20
SALE OF
Made FzOuerS

so natural-lke, so lasting, so much wanted for
gown and suit establishment that this extraordi-
nary lot will scarcely last the day through. Non
periShable. Made of fibre from Formosan trees;
true scented, and with petals leaves and stems that
fairly deceive the touch and Sight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-20
PREPARING FOR
Big COAL RUN
HEAD or THE FLEET WILL PASS
PORT OF WHEELING TODAY.
Steel City Will Rs-Entsr Trade This
Evening on Her New Seheduls.

Since the resumption OF several
large mines along the headwaters of
the Ohio. giving employment to over
1000 miners. preparations are being
made TO send out several large ship
ments Of coal from Pittsburgh for
southern points This morning g
number OF tows with bardges will start
down the river. the first to make the
"Trip for some time although there has
been an excellent barge stage regis
tered for several weeks. Information
received here IL to the effect that there
are thousands OF bushels of coal at
the docks ct Pittsburgh. waiting to
be sent out
Steel City on New Schedule,
After being tied up at Cincinnati
for nearly a week. the Steel City. oper-
ating the Pittsburgh Wheeling Gin
cinnau trade. will re-enter trade this
evening on her new schedule, which
makes q difference OF two days In the
time of the Steel City and the steamer
Ohio. operating the same trade. She
will pass up on Tuesdays and down
passed up on Fridays and down on
Sundays
River Rising.
After falling until a stage OF IL feet
was registered at the local wharf, the
river began rising yesterday morning
ana IN the afternoon stage OF 10
feet inches had been reached. The
slight rise which is maturing is due
To the recent rains. The crest Is not
expected TO 20 above Is feet.
Fridays Boats.
Greenwood. Parkersburg. a. m.
Indian, Darlington. y. m.
Sonoma, arrived, p. m.
Saturdays Boats.
Ohio, Cincinnati. Z a. m
Sonoma. Marietta, IL a. m.
Indian, Darlington, Z y. m.
Sundays Boats.
Greenwood, Pittsburgh. s. a m
Kanawha. Pittsburgh, a. m.
In the transportation OF petroleum
In California. the use OF rifed pipes
and the practice of heating thick oils
while pumping have been attended
with good results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-20
TRAIN HITS AUTO


an 1850 tsir-r-r n, r-a.r
wa.rs ri Ea-ra-s F-rrr 80 r-ru-t
a. $500 r-a-r e. 80
lrrarHrr rrrrr rrresrr nr wa~1rr
FfrH rrHferfnr arrrrnnrr arrrrr nr
TO- rrrH 60 80 e. - ffrrr e.
rursrrs sarrf rrruselrss ~ Hrrr.rr
~ rr War Mears 81 Nrrrf
w. rr be g. rta~-s e. frr-r go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-20
FREIGHT WRECK
On Pittsburgh Division Of q. & o
Ties Up DiVlsion-Fifth Wreck
In Several Days.

s bad wreck occurred on the pike
division % The y a. o at the vest
end % Triadeiph'a yesterday morn
Ing about 2 80 o'clock. when a car
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-08
TUESDAY NIGHT

\ somewhat smaller audience than
usual greeted Or Bulgin last night. 1t
might have been the inclement wealth
er. or perhaps the election had some
thing TO do with keeping the people
away. Those who came. however,
were very earnest listeners and seem
ed to appreciate fully the sermon
which came as usual with sincerity
and firm belief in the truth of an
he uttered
The text was from John 5.6; Wilt
Thou be Made Wholeg" In describing
the attitude OF Christ as the pool Of
Bethsada where the sick man is asked
this question and then told to take up
mis- he'd and walk, the argument was
not quite SO clear and convincing as
they have an been heretofore.
The subject Of healing by Christian
Science methods was brought up. and
Or. Bulgln said that If Christ had been
advocating the principles Of healing
he would have spoken of il to the peo
pie then and there. as more than i've
hundred we're gathered at that place
all having some kind of disease hop
ing to be the fortunate one who would
be healed by entering into the pool
which was supposed 10 have medicinal
power
Instead OF doing this. however. h,
did not preach on the subject of heal
ling, but later noticed this one mar
who seemed far more needy than The
rest and bending over him asked
"Wilt Thou be Made Whole, aud sen
the man upon his way, BY bidding
him carry his bed, thus indicated !
complete cure. as the bed would b
no longer needed,
/ Although the majority OF peopl'
take up the study OF Christian Scienc'
because Of benefits they have receiy
ed. it does not follow that they has
their doctrine merely upon this fac
lalone. It seems that they rather has
lie upon the words The NirSdom 0
Gad IS Within You" or Seek First IN
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-08
THE SCR|PTURAL HE'LL ONE
OF FIRE AND BIRTHSTONE

address, filled with dramatic fire aud
armed with most conclusive evidence,
one could think Of instances where the
bravery of one soul failed to raise TO
action his sleeping brothers.
During the terrible Chicago fire
many years ago a man saw that the
wind was changing and went to rouse
friends In a certain hotel who were
unaware of their danger. They re-
fused to believe until the fire was ac-
tually upon thm Did not single
man rush madly before the great flood
at Johnstown crying a warning in time
for all to be saved2 lie did but we
know what the result was.
Thus it is, and ever win be with the
majority of the people, and as he spoke
rang il. the ears of many, Why WIN
We Die?"
Or. Bulgin shows what power he
would have had for the right had he
remained a lawyer He gave last night
a splendid lesson. on civil government
and an exposition of the laws of man.
Gods greatest Law" he said rs that
of eternal life. and as there is no law
without its penalty the penalty is
eternal death
He made all to see the picture of
the trial of Jesus of Nazareth by
plate. and showed how PLATE in that
act condemned his own soul. The
people of vinita have the Son of God
in their hands now--and ask, What
will you do with Jesus2"
He told how much sin cost: far
greater is the expense than that of a
Cody life. He showed the people that
there was no standing still; they must
progress or retrograde; go up or so
down. stop blaming God for He'll, /"
he cried When you are making hell
for yourselves. God never made it.
III belongs to the devil and his angels,
for they are not fit for heaven"
a men he SaAS tue must NAdAh0tiS EdN
ture Of hell that one can conceive of
Ibis words came like vOlley of shot
and shell from a gigantic cannon into
a helpless unarmed people. Metaphor
and vehemence and gesticulation until
one forgot everything, held spell-bound
by this matchless orator.
After that he pictured heaven. Ex
Quisitely sweet was this and who
would own nature so debased as tc
wantonly choose life in the palaces ot
his Satanic Majesty.
Brother Rose sang the finest solo h,
has given US. The Judgment Day
and fitting perfectly TO this magnifioen
descriptive address. thrilled anew th'
people who we're yet under the spell
of the mighty theme.
l"oh what weeping and wailing,
When the lost ones We're told O
their fate.
They prayed for the rocks and tn
mountains,
They prayed. but their prayers wer
too late.
ISoBEL McCARMICK.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-08

Kingdom of God and all Things VIII
be Added Unto You" Merely the
faith of an ardent christian.
When Christ did not come into the
world to heal the sick. but rather
came to give His life that all men
might be redeemed from their sins, He
did not fail when occasion offered to
hea Those who first needed a temporal
blessing before they We're in condition
TO receive a spiritual one.
We know also that many were at
tracted to Him by the fact of His
power TO heal, and believed on Him
from what they saw and heard.
DR.. Bulgin was trying to do away
in a measure with the spirit of the
people which keeps them back through
fear OF not being able to lead a christ
ian life. after confession of belief has
been made. He told them that the
WORD caa't in that place was spelled
wont and that it rested with them
alone. God expects individual effort to
keep us in close touch with holy things
and the new christian coming into the
lchurch should make decided plans to
Hay aside all habits which might draw
them back again to the old life. The
Ihitehing post where sin was wont tc
ldetain us should be changed to diff
lferent place, and by assoeiating con
stantly with those whose colors are
for right, it would be easy TO wall
Ialong a new path, and grow aecus
TONED to its winding ways.
Every one bears two relations: One
to God. and one to society. The be
lief in God makes right with God, ant
the confession before men makes righ
with society. Therefore made right
would be easier TO stay in the position
attained by this belief and this con
fession, than to forsake the new. whicl
is deliberately chosen, and take agail
THAT which has been cast aside,
The members of the church of Co
should be stamped with the image Q
Christ, and by following in his foot
lsteps as near as possible, one is gran
, ally known and respected by all 70
the spirit OF zeal which marks chris
ian's life.
Space viii not allow in this issue
: complete review OF this sermon, but a
has been said before, it is impossibi
to given even an outline of the won
lderful amount of knowledge they COZ
Itain. Tonight. the sermon will be o
the subject OF The Dual Life. som'
thing which win interest every ma
and every woman in yinita. This
considered one of the strongest, il nC
the strongest Of the series of sermon
= and viii be enjoyed by all 1t is
I lpity indeed if i'll health should kee
lanyone away from these meetings, fC
2 those who do not hear DR.. Bulgi
Eagain and again viii miss not onl
: the great good it does one. but Ii
oratory and intellectual ariumel
which IS unsurpassed.
Almost every night there is som
, thing new and interesting and whei
ever this joyful gathering can be 1
" Icreased by the bringing in Of friend
: feel assured that they viii not be di
: Iappointed When these meetings al
= over, there is not one who has hear
: this great speaker, but who win fe
" in the heart change for good.
8 ISOBEL McCARMICK.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-08
An Arksnsaw Cucumber.

The Arkansas-on-Whe traiI
was here Saturday had on exhibi
cucumber that measured two fe
inches in length by eleven inel
circumference. It looked more
watermelon than a cucumber. but
In charge Of the train declare 1t
a cucumber. Well that beats u
isn't much Of a cucumber count
way =
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-08
WEDNESDAY AI6HT

Tie subject OF DR.. Bulgin's sermon
last night was The Dual Nature, and
the text was taken from John. Srd
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-08
Fear Mob Violence.

While the prisoners We're being
questioned at headquarters the police
received word that Wright, who was
taken to St Johns hospital after the
shooting, had died. Fearing the crowd
of men outside would mob Chamber
lain If this information reached them.
the police hurriedly planned to spirit
their prisoner out Of town.
Justice of the Peace 5. F. Jones was
told Of the plan and aided in placing
it into execution. He drew a COM
plant charging Chamberlain with first
degree murder and went TO the police
station. The prisoner was hurriedly
arraigned and committed 10 sail with
out bail Then he was led from the
police station. placed in a motor car
and whisked to East Joplin, where he.
accompanied BY officers, boarded an