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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-22

Would like to write quite story
about the bargains in Russell & Wes-
ton Co.'S today. but the ad. must be de-
pended upon to help cut. read it sure.
Think of - button silk gloves. black
and white. for only SOC pair. Don't de-
lay in this case. Also q line of sample
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-22

Want you to try the new chocolate
nougatines. Roman" received at n.
T. Folsom & Sons. Great and de-
licious high grade goods for Sunday
only 29c. Id. Sure to try
them. Here also is ice cream and
college ices that make this such re-
sort
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-22

Melville smith says 'In the Harbor
of Home Sweet Home" is song that
is proving a good seller 10 cents a
copy. See ad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
DINKEY ENGINE GOLLIDES WITH
4 TRAIN NEAR ELEPHANT BUTTE

time until the inner wall viii be com
pleted. Three Of the towers on the
completed, while only one on the west
side Of the river is done.
The fourth number of the lecture
course was held in the reading room
Of the Dam Elephants at the town. This
number consisted Of lecture by HO-
Sparks from the anvil" The next
number Of the lecture course viii be
given by the Meistersinger male
quartet, in about a month.
The social event Of the week was the
meeting OF rhe card club, held at the
home Of Mrs. Harry Stanton. The fol-
lowing were in attendance: Mesdames
Charles, Blue, McBee. SchmaIhousen,
Matson, Clark Beatty, Wells, COghlan,
FauntlerUy, and Miss Dorothy McBee
prize and Mrs. Blue was successful, re-
ceiving the prize, pair of cupid pic
lures, framed. To Mrs. Clark was Civ
en- the consolation prize. beautiful
Dresden pincushiOn. The refreshments
were served in courses and were deli
lcious The tally cards were neat and
attractive. The occasion throughout
was one Of great social enjoyment.
Herbert ". Yeo. who left here about
two weeks ago in charge Of party to
survey the RincOn valley, has returned
to camp and is taking course of treat
Zenas D. Clark has moved from the
new town to the house lately vacated by
Mr. Kennicutt on the hill south Of the
office building. Mr.. kennicutt now Oc-
cupies the house vacated by Swan 7.
Olsen, who went to Ogden, Utah.
Mrs. Samuel Matson was 1T home 20
the Embroidery club at Its late meeting.
Cards. instead OF embroidery. occupied
the attention Of all but two Of those
present The next meeting Of the club
viii be held at the home of Mrs.
Schmalhousen. on Tuesday.
Earl Phillips Is on the sick list.
Walter Karcher, Who has been sick,
is well again.
W N Reed and ". II. FARMLAND re-
turned to FL PasO after a brief visit
here
Mr.. Day, of Portland, Oregon, gave
an interesting talk in the church at the
town. He was here in the interest OF
the Y n c. A.
Mrs. Lester Montieth has been quite
i'll. but is better.
Louis c. Hill has left for Washington.
D. c. He will be gone about a month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
As Quickly as Water
DiSSOIVeS Sugar
About the Time 1t Takes for a stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet to work on the
Food and Bring Relief.
TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FREE.

TRIAL PACAAGE SENT FREE.
There is no long wait between the
time you take a Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablet and the feeling of relief IL viii
bring TO an overloaded stomach. It
gets busy in jiffy and quickly sets
things TO rights in that tired and dis
ordered stomach 1t goes right at the
work of digesting the food 1t finds
lodged there and in time at all has
things on the move-the gases cease
forming, the breath is sweetened, the
coating on the tongue disappears and
you are no longer conscious that you
even have a stomach
Inat Is one Of the chief recommend
lions Tor Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
tnaC they don't take forever to accom-
plish the purpose for which you need
them 1t is just as If you put an ex-
ira stomach or two to work when
yours needed help You can't cOntinu-
ally overload your stomach and expect
II 10 always smile. 1t is going to get
rebelllous and sulky after awhile and
refuse TO go on being driven to do
double work. You must rest 1t occa-
sionally-not by starving and thereby
weakening yourself physically-bu by
using 6tuarts Dyspepsia Tablet TO
do the work OF digsstinE your food.
These tablets contain ali the active
elements of the natural stomach juices
and will alone and unaided digest food
just the same as the gastric Juices.
And nothing could be more harmless
than these tablets. They do not effect
the system in any way-do not cure
Use them freely.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by all druggists everywhere Price, so
cents per box. A triai package will be
sent If you VIII write F. A. Stuart Co,
l5O, Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

there and cold storage VIII be required
in all butcher shops
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
Wives Can Preserve
joys Of COurtship

C-Aunt Ruth in Woman's Reasal.)
Every married woman should pay
the same attention 10 her personal ap-
pesrRnce that she did in her sweetheart
days. Men admire vel kept hair.
Yours VIII be made light, fluffy and
beautifully lustrous by dry shampoo
Ing, which is far better than soap and
water. Put a cupful OF corn meal in 2
fruit Jar, add the contents of q small
original package of therox, and shake
well together. Just sprinkle a little on
the head and brush thoroughly through
the hair.
Use face powder sparingly, II at all
To keep the skin soft and lovely and
prevent growth of hair. gently massage
the face neck and arms with a solution
made by dissolving an original package
Of mayatOne in half a pint Of witch
hazel
Mothers often lose their good looks
through worry. If you have 'erouDy'
childrn, or If they suffer from colds
and catarrh, use Mothers Salve. You
should have If ready for accidents, any
how, for 1t Is q truly wonderful healer
of cuts, burns sores, sprains, pains
and aches-'-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
MARIA STORE AND
A CAR ARE ROBBED

Maria, Tex Jan. 10.-The store OF
RomandO SECURE was robbed last night.
Iron bars were torn from the windows
to effect an entrance. AS the prophet
or Of the store is i'll the extent OF the
robbery is not known.
Another robbery occurred here when
a freight car was broken into in the
yards. A great many things were
stolen There is no -cleW to the thieves
Editor Fitzpatrick Of the New Era is
on the sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. n. Mason have re-
turned TO their home in LOngfellOW,
after spending the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Chambers.
Mrs W L. Davis is i'll at her home,
this week
A light rain fell here but the wind
rose and dried the ground off TO such
an extent that the dust and sand are
blowing. making things very disagree
". D. Butler, Of Colorado City, who
has a position with the Palace Drug
store as prescription druggist, has
R. T. Ware has resigned his posi-
ton with the Palace Drug store and
is at present at the Union Drug store
filling the place OF r s. McCFacken,
who with his family is spending a few
weeks in FlOresville, Texas.
L. S. commissioners court was in
session and Pedro Parales. alleged
revolutiOnist was placed under $1,000
bond TO appear ueLOEe the L6QeEdl isldll4
jury IN April He failed to make bond
and was placed in the county Jail
The stockholders of the Maria Ma
tionaI bank will hold a meeting Thurs
day for the purpose Of electing OF
ficers and directors for the ensuing
year.
Hart Greenwood and Montgomery
Ellison have left for Mesilla Park, n.
NJ. to reenter college
Mrs. iLucian Felix and baby daughter
Alma Sue. of Fort Stockton, are visit
ing Mrs Felix's mother and father, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Greenwood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
Dinkey Badly Disfigured
and Is Put Out of Com
mission.

Elephant Butte. n n. Jan. ia
collision between the dinkey engine and
the incoming Santa Fe train occurred
near the stone quarry at Ash canyon
bridge. and as a result the dinkey is
badly crippled and viii require a vast
amount Of repairs before It can again
be used. No one was seriously hurt
The engineer on the dinkey reversed
his engine and jumped. A Mexican
working near where the accident oc-
Cured in attempting to get away when
he saw what was about TO happen.
jumped over a steep embankment and
suffered numerous but not serious in
juries- He was taken 20 the hospital
where he was cared for.
Work on. concreting the flume is
progressing. 1t viii now be but a short
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
SOME SICKNESS AND MUCH
MOVING AROUND AT TT.

MOVING AROUND AT TT. DAVIS
Fit Davis. Tex Jan. Mrs. Beau
McCutchean came in yesterday from
their ranch and was taken i'll with
pneumonia soon after arriving. She had
q bad cold before coming to town.
Mrs, Chas. EIulhurn is i'll, but is i'm
Mrs. s. NJ James and Mrs. Jas. Mum
have both been confined to their rooms
on account Of illness.
Beau McCutcheon has wired to FL
Paso for trained nurse for his wife.
Mr.. league, a blacksmith from Fit
Stockton, is arranging to move to FIT.
Davis to live.
W. NJ Babb and family have moved
to Maria.
Mr.. Dale and family expect to move
to the Frank SprOuI farm, one mile
east of town.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mckee expect to
move this week to No. on the line.
Mr.. and Mrs. H c. Bird will soon
move TO their farm four miles north
east Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt of Waco. Tex,
are soon to move here to take charge
of the B. B. McCutcheon apple orch
ard. three miles east Of FIT Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Carlton entertain
ed the young people with a social at
their home.
Miss Jessie Jones has left for san
MarclaL Texas to resume her studies
at school
Misses BIaude Edens. Louise Bridges
and Jack EWen have all returned home
from visiting relatives during the
holidays.
District court adjourned without
having any cases to try. Noel Everett.
Clovis Moore, B. Walice, F. Cook, Tom
Duncan and L. Kingston were all in
to attend court
Mrs. Mary Clothier has returned from
Galveston after spending a short time
visiting relatives
w. keesey's handsome residence will
he completed in a short time. 1t has
required nearly year to complete it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
. e q THE REMEDY
oeoooo FOR SORES @ULCERs

heah1 vegetable IS
condition Of the
trouble the blood
should
nutive condition s. s. is lust remedy TITS
healing
lures herbs and bars the forest and fields It has long been
all blood purifiers qualities
necessary apurity blood When purified
discharge irritating
nousHing permanent lasting
and whov
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
CYCLONIC WINDS ALMOST
TIE I'D RT~CTWEcC N

Alpine, Tex. Jan. 1O-Cyclonic winds
prevailed here for two days. Business
was almost at a standstill for a time.
Grover Howard, the three year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Ramsey,
died here.
Charles Carroll. formerly of Big
Springs. ard Miss Marjorie Phelps,
youngest daughter Of J. w Phelps, tax
assessor of Brewster county. were
married here Sunday afternoon. They
drove up In front of the Christian Tjar-
sOnage and were married in their car.
They are at home to their Friends at
the residence of Mrs. J. ". BlevHns.
The groom is now an Alpine busin ess
man,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
OKLAHOMA NAN BUYS BIC ADAMS
RANCH NEAR PEC0S FOR Sl04, 1000

est deals made recently in this sec
ton Of the state.
Practically every seat in PecOs's larg-
est church. the First Baptist-was
filled when Supt. s. K. Hawkins OF the
State Texas Sunday schOl association,
delivered an address. He left for FL
Paso where he will conduct q union
Sunday school institute for the affiliat-
ed Protestant churches in that city.
1t is announced from Toyah that the
Oklahoma Oil & Gas Co., of Oklahoma
City, which is spending considerable
money at San MARITIME, Texas, a small
town located about 10 miles west OF
here, has completed all shacks and
other preliminary work and has com
menced drilling. Several firms. mostly
composed Of Oklahoma or FL PasO par
ties. have been in Pecos recently in
connection with securing franchises
for gas in this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
llONTEREY,s MAYOR STARTS
CRUSADE FOR IAIPRO VEAIE

Monterey, Mex. Jan 10.-Monterey' s
new mayor, Alfredo Perez, has ordered
the Monterey Street Railway and Light
company TO repair the streets between
their tracks both inside and out Of
city limits, giving 80 days time in
which the work is to be done. In the
event that the cOmpanE-dOes not COM
ply a heavy fine is to be imposed
Mayor Perez has also closed up a
gambling Joint on ZaragOza street. The
new mayor, accompanied by several
commissioners paid a visit to the
Monterey slaughter house In san
Luisito and reforms are to be instituted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
Property Comprises 1O,451
Acres in Pecos and Reeves
Counties.

Peeos. Tex. Jan. 1O-The Adams
ranch, comprising 1881 acres. and
located partly IN Reeves and partly in
Pecos county, has been sold the con-
sideration being stated at 100000. The
purchaser is Jno. G. S. Willis, a promin-
ent banker Of Snyder Okla. It is re-
ported that Er. Willis has re-sold the
property 70 Slaughter & Ingles, OF
Kansas City. This is one Of the larg-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

o branch of the executive ser
M vice of the United States has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

Desiring great educational service its readers, The Herald
handle without
use output the ii Pso district
non from consecutive OF present he
uts to and handling copy
without additional Bear mind that
carefully wTtten that chapter in 1t IS vouched
auhoy that it is illustrated from photographs tan especial
~ for it: that printed type book paper
55 n an attractive durable dollar value for fifty
Act quickly if you want a copy.
Save six coupons Of present them at The Herald
office first floor corner and San Francisco streets.
Each Book by Fifteen Cents Extra for Postage
Rsuttanoss BY made pOstoffhe
e OF two cent stamps wiz not be responsible for coin sent letters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

TELEPHONE COMPLAINTS EARLY.
Subscribers failing to get The Herald
promptly should call at the office or
telephone No. 2030 before $50 p m All
complaints viii receive prompt atten-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
SOCIALIST LABOR nAN

Is HERE TO SPEAK.
Philip Veal Socialist LABOR party or
ganizer is here from san Antonio. He
viii stay in FL PasO q week and during
that time viii hold outdoor meetings
each evening His subject is Socialism
and Industrial UniOnism-"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-14
GcmidJtise Y%eriOnlidfeiten.

lleber fette Rdnner Idrcibt Or
Stura in Der Si,riner .@n5ctte Del
8opolo": Cine Der ienintioncllitcn
biitoriif %be9lanbigten SGIlc bon Bett.
leibigfeit NOR iihcrlif Der bcs i'm
Ilter BON 81 Sahren in @armid
(gnelonO) n%eritprbenen Serrn Spoo.
ncr. Seiagtcr Spooner mog fat 200
3ilogramm; or NAB bon elmer Sd)uI.
ter bis siir onOercn 100 Icter, llno
leine 9eine marcn bon elmer uniorm.
liden eide. Scine 2iencr battcn Gin.
NAL unter lih gclprttet, bob Die so.
len hires Serrn orei Seftolitcr Sc.
treble ioiien fonnten; oIs man oie
Strobe mad)te, failb man, baB Die orci
Seftoliter 8etreioe sur SiiIlimg nod
lailge niht arsreid,tcn. Mcbr als
216 &ilogramm nog ser ipaniide
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gere 3ett franf geneien mar unb iif
elmer Sungerflir batte n~ntcr5iebcn
miiiien. ficl ibm Der Settbald 10 ab,
oob Die Sout linn in Solten BON
&orper bling. Der beriibmteite nllcr
0idbGildlc aber mar obnc 53meifel
Sopfins bon @alcS; oieies 3b1lo.
men mog 297 8ilogramm. Iuf eli.
mem groBcn 8agen, Der bon 5ipei
gaar ltarfen Sdien ge5osen puroe,
brodte man i'm zines Cages nod
2onbon. Ils err Iif einmnl bon iei.
mem Site erbebeu mollte, perlor or
bas GIeidgeipidt mo fiel altf cine
Sait, Die ibrc Serfcl idugte; Die San
nirbe 5eralietid,t, uno Die sSerfel la.
gen nuf Dem 9oocn platt georiidt pie
Seringe in Der Come. Siini5ehn
M1nner muBten ontreten, I'M
ben oiden Sopfins ipieoer ouf ieinen
5nriid5ubeforoern. Ms or ge.
mar, mnroen nit Dem Gud
ieines 8ebrodeS 5tuan5ig @etteliun,
gen befleiOet; fir ieincn Sara
brniiflte man tf2 9retter Die rie-
iige Site pltrbe ouf bier &1oer &C..
IteIIt uub epei frditige IierOe aoger
tie CUR 9egr16nisitdtte.
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dern ouf Dem SdeiteI i'm 3immel
aui uno ab aeben lieB, Inn ibnen eint
aufredJte aopfbnltiing ansiigetpobnen.
Sic unge5lDungene nuirefte, gernbe
Saltung, Der bod ie0e 3iererei IND
Steiibeit icrne bleiEt, lit oas bcionbc.
re Werfmal cjne5 Don @ebMrt ODER
Natur bornebmen Meniden. Oas
3uiammengcfdBte, Gncreiidc, Die
abIolute Serribaft iiber ale @lieo.
maBen, Die rlibige, elegonte geDe.
gnng, finoet man MIR bel ioldben, Die
i'm aebenstampfc ihren Manu itellen,
ibren Ycrtf eDrenooll ait5iiilen, il.
rer Sad)e iiher uno gerau miiIen,
fpaS lie iDollen ooer nift ipollen. Zen
gntgleiIten, @ntebrten uno Shnloi.
gen, Den Saulen unb 8enuBi:iftigen
miro INNER Die itolje gnersie Der
Mfllsfelfrait feblen.
IS lit ~intcreiialit, III Sen StraBe1
Der @eitIt1ote nah Gang, 9elpegung
nno Saltung Den Meniben an flaiiifi.
3ieren. 9a lit Der itramme, Der ern.
tie, fait taftmdbige Shritt oes Dill.
tars. Der nadoenflifc. etwas Sogcrn-
De Sang bes Stubengelebrtcn, ser
cilige, baitige, geidaftsmdBiae oes
&alifmonneS. Der pebantiid)c oes
BrofeliorS. "a lit Ser etfuas I1iiige
mo bod audi 5ielbemuBte oes tiid)ti.
gen 4iinitlers. Gen Sdriftitcller er.
tennlt on an Der geienften Sdulter
mo Dem gcienften aopfe, ben sports.
mann mo Reiter om ieocrnScn, pie.
genoen Shritt nnb Dem id,arfen glns.
idauen. 9a5piid3en omiiiiert Did
Der ielbltgeidlligc, tGnoeln6e Gang
Deg miiBigen BfloitertretcrS. beiien
Sallptberlf oarin beltebt iton uno
on oernier cri 81 iein. Oh crfennit
aud Den eitcln SbauipieIcr, Der lid
ipeibiid in ben Siiitcn mieat, Die
f%obenboften S6Ieidtritte ors Ga.
ibenoiebes poer Gamers, ole ireh
berausforocrnoen oes Haufbolbes
nno Weiicrbeloen.
GS folnntcn aud beran 6ie Sharen
DER Irbciter, oeren itarfer, itmerer
Eritt auf Dem Eflaiter brobnt, lpie
Der bon @elteroberern. gs tommen
Die Si6tiheuen nit al,sfpeifenSen
Sdritten, Die SdIafipn NIT ben bait.
loien, u~ngeipiiien, mic perifwimmen.
ben geiuegltngen, Die Granlen nit
Dem auolpolI i6leppenben Gang, nnb
oas allies er5Gblt utabldiiig rnb ailf
tauleno @eiien BON S6idiolcn, mel.
DIE Die Renifcn iibcrmnnben ODER BON
ben RenI6cn iiberWunben wurScn.
Cider aber lit, 6ab cine quite. &c.
robe Saltima, Elm iid)erer. letter
Sang, Elm ifones, freunolid)es Sd.
deIn Dem Ieniden bel ieinen Dit.
briioern gertrnrlen eripeden, ebenio
ipfc Elm jtarfer, ebrlidIer SGnoe0rlf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-14
Sin amacnchmcr @eraleidl.

Die aod)in bate SIM eroBen 81.
uer einsefanft unO sic Gome ocs
&ailies beiiftigte ole @nareit. Gin
Siibnden idicn ibr oenll bod gar 5i
mager. sic ldliittelte li,5nfrieNen
ben aopf mo iagte; Gos lit bod elm
armieligeS Gingl@ 30, anGoige
5rull. erDioerte Die &0hin, ,ipcnli
es crit fem nit Griiffeln Siiredtge.
madt lit, iiebt es gang anbers cusl
Gas lit geraoe 70, als fpenn Sic ibre
griIlonten anIcgen, gn6bigc Srauis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-14

"1he rum OF hdf nelgnDorS. IL MS
house oas oredt'' heart be changed
the results will be manifest In his dai.
ly life. because ,'out of the abundance
of the heart the mouth ~speaketh."
The House on the Rock.
This parable illustrates two classes
of believers, Both hear the Great
Teachers instructions and believe and
rear faith structures and entertain
heavenly hopes. But the one Is more
prudent than the other. One seeks for
the doctrines and principles of the d.
vine Word, and builds his faith struc-
ture t%hereupon. His faith. therefore,
cannot fall whatever storms may as
sail.
The unwise believer builds upon the
traditions of the elders. the creeds of
the Dark Ages, etc. He fails to APP
preciate the necessity for having a
proper foundation for faith and works.
In the time of stress with which this
Age will end all such will End the
foundation swept away; they will
thereby suffer great loss. though they
themselves may be saved, as by tre-
tribulation.--l Corinthians III. 1915.
LA
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sonntaas.gpprLl.

raronfe!" SER 6eIonebcll"
(Gilt Dor Die Sront.) .Grauie,
bent lit Sonitagl" .3lt gefebI,
SEER SeIonebell aSeut' Hahmit.
lag gebeu mir beibr in ben 3oologi.
iden @artcll@ (@ergitiigt): n3u
9efebl, Serr Sclbmebell" DE.
fterll babe i6 Sic rdnllif R~binoScros
geidimpft. lnb bas mofte if) Dem
gilten CHER bod in Sbrer @rgenDart
abbittenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-14

aScrlDeQ tnem TO isaiah, Jeremiah
Moses. Habakkuk, etc.
These great men style themselves
Higher Critics and endorse the theory
that humanity is undergoing a process
Of evolution from monkey-likeness up
to God-likeness. They are thus indi-
rectly telling their people that there
was no fall from Gods image and like
ness, that there was nc sin committed.
no sentence for sin, no Redeemer from
sin and it's sentence and that Restitu-
ton Is not to be hoped for.-Acts III,
1921.
Humility a Character Foundation.
The parable Of a man with a beam
in his eye trying to pick a mote out OF
his brothers eye was a forceful meth
cd whereby the Master inculcated the
necessity Of humility. Humility Is q
foundation virtue. The Latin word
for humility is humns, ground. This
implies that 1t is the soil out of which
other virtues are produced. Those
who think they know everything can
learn nothing. How beautiful it is to
realize that Jesus was humble and
that all the holy angels are so!
Grapes of a Bramble Bush.
While the Scriptures forbid Gods
people to judge one another. they do
commend to us another kind of judg-
ing. While not condemning the heart
we are to judge Of the outward con-
duct. The parable which our Lord in
this lesson gives respecting the gath
ering of grapes from bramble bushes
Illustrates this point. Gods people are
llkened to the grapevine, which pro-
duces no thorns but luscious clusters
Of fruit. Mankind in general are lik-
ened to bramble bushes, ready to in
jure, on the slightest pro~vocation. and
are merely self-sustaining. We are to
distinguish between such characters
and Gods people: by their fruits
shall ye know them"
1t Is said that at times a bramble
bush is entirely covered by a vine so
that the grapes appear to be coming
from the bush. However, we are not
to be mistaken. A good tree cannot
bring forth evil fruitage. neither a
an Injurious tree bring forth good
fruitage. The lesson is that those who
are really Gods people must be fruit
bearing else they are none Of His.
1t Is therefore useless for any man
to tell us that he has given his heart
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Sn %Uffenberaia.

Sr1uIein: yslb, elm 9iifett bonn
2cittnant!" (Solblaut sir
n0os but minOeitens atuan5ig
Morf gefoItet!. Ibcr oa Itcft ia
nod Elm @eoiht!" .9uriGe:
yGas lit nod tbeurer e'tpeien, ora
Sraul'n."
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lteberflaiiia.

,giGnni, id) braldle SanshaItungs.
aelol" . gbut mir leio, Scrsl, TO-
sben bobe i'd meine lcsten Bfennige
beraeaeben neibt On, fir Die Ser.
iidcrung aegct, gilbrnA unO Gieb.
fiabl."
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to the Lord In full
ness of conservation
and that he has re-
ceiyed the sanctify-
Ing influences Of the
Holy Spirit and yet
find him rejoicing
in sin. taking pleas
ure In iniquity. in
justice. selfshness
and a course OF life
u s to his
If HE
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telling that the Bi-
BILE Is not Diyinely
inspired, that Moses
and the Prophets
did not write the
books ascribed to
them. and hence In
directly saying that
Jesus and the Apos-
ties e deceived
when they made
quotations from the
Old Testament and