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About miles south OF Smyrna there village
known mongre inhabitants Ayasauk Surrounded
ply generally sufficient make prosperous locality
have failed here and only the arcleoogs glorics wealth
buried history.
Yet this the capital of the great Roman province
ASIA this Ephesu phesus, whose legendary past
coupled with the Scyan Anazons OF giant and
daunes who said have founded the
than thousand before The very Ephe
su suggests three thmcsart and architecture mighty and
the contest between the old faith and the
10 realize the magnitude and grandeur of this famous
this gem OF fair Ionawe climb hill southwest these
squat novels OF the day and hand
the ancient and wall the ea largest built Greeks
the stadium III which St. Paul fought with wild
and than all else the shrine of Aem the
years
SO much there tell concerning
plays OF skill that might be filled with
who wrought to make this temple OF the wonders
the world Always OF worship temple succeeded temple
until last Chersphon chosen architect wealthy
King OF LYDIA gold most OF the hundred
marble columns whose and beauty the admiration
tors the day.
the gold Of Asia wrought
make th! shrine famed and fair
agree Ephesus sometimes Greek and sometimes at
If Croels his of gold columns
Astarchus and the laws OF Solon the build the Other
be read from this SO great the
gold and that accumulated that the temple
OF the worlds great museums and from this fact
that among fame by carving
the heroic the Enclosure
are Phdas Pocletus and host of other fathers
In $50 B. c. on the night in which Alexander the
was born Herosaus. wishing only make his famous
even by monstrous crime set fire to the temple Of Artemis
From the of glorious building paid with
the privilege OF the because
condition OF doing that his adorn the pedment
But If the shrine OF Diana beautiful to the
wonderful still arreachng
granted all who fled within the temple
added the that the recognized by all the
world guardian OF the shrine people last bring
Diana the Ephesians became worlds
Here kings returning with their spoil would thank the god
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des kept
their glory be said that while their charges and
great they forfeited the peoples by Selling the goods
committed to their keeping.
If the temple of the wonders Of the world the
names OF those VINO Me or ruled at phesus VIII match tor sp'
has been penned Who they what did they ask.
era seize and hold for Athens the city clustered round this
Gent shrine ndcus found the record OF full noble deed
ochus the Great Sa ruu Casss Mark Antony fought and
sched uantcd their auence here Fiery Paul planted the
standard OF the infant church. fought with wild beasts and faced The
Patmos daring martyrs Jesus sake
first Christian Bishop OF pess writing his gospel here and those
and strain Of this day lie first Bishop OF pnesus
the churches Revelation and there he died and his tomb
pointed with less OF gertrude to those who to
For centuries pesus spread the truth and sccord saints and
fair renown.
Side by these taught are;-
Swallowed OF progress Contributed make the
city great the center OF Ionic ar art and culture
architecture in the fame OF but in the fact that Artemis
Wbo e @ @ c and Wbs dd her vao did
and why after thousand of undputed
sway did she SO quickly yield to Christianity?
years birth Christ Semitic dolatrv
had reached point which the attributes could be associated with
Phoencans the Greeks found much
resemblance their Arem when Ephesus became Grecian
nature again changed Diana But often her
changed her nature still remained symbols of the
the evils unbded appetite Her hold all who owned her
making
II the trade of Ephesus.
Then Paul and Timothy and John bringing
Jesus The had come
though commercialsm the persecu
while, when Demetrius the slversm
anger despair the light the gospel swept the gloom
dolatry away and with their slowly Diana
Christ III the 34I general
church held Ephesus The power that the
had to Christ
shall upon Coressus glass the
whitening what the pride Asian kings the
thought will that the chief claim which Ephesus
Diana today lies in the fact embodyng
perfection OF doaty they needs yield Christ
away
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- NE or all panels of para
sol may be embroidered
~ IL this fascinating design.
after which, ii one SO dc
sires. the duplicate can be carried
10 the waist front OF thai summer
linen lrock IL make the OUTFIT
complete This embroidery would
be quite expensive If purchased
already made. vet it is very mex
pensive when made at home
Eyelet imparts the real touch OF
beauty TO this. and one can make
Just as much of it as the fancy
dictates. When satisfied with the
desired amount the fancy can
turn to pretty stitches in satin
stitch or French knots.
Use soft ball floss. single or dou-
bic thread. and finish all leaves in
solid stitch. BE very careful not
To have knots in the thread.
Avoid cross stitches at the back,
for the under side OF the parasol.
while not complete in embroidery
detail, should not appear rough or
unfinished. Less care is needed
on a dress.
While white i suggested. car
rying ont the dainty design typi-
cal OF our summer girls, there Is
ample play for numerous color
schemes. This. OF course. is lett
To the individual taste. The pat
tern suggests itself for numerous
purposes. and tie smaller rings
and those outlining the entire pat
tern may be eliminated if small
Ter design Is needed, and in no
way will il detract from the grace
iul pattern. while making the
work easier 10 one of limited
time.
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By Rev. DR.. J. w. Mahood.

mEHIND every successful life must
2yA be some great purpose. This Is
- what Proclus the Athenian meant
when he said: Life. is never at its best
| until ii is caught in the upward sweep 81
some great enthusiasm" Such purpose
| is usually born in the quiet place of medi-
tation. In how many lives work becomes
drudgery simply because behind the toll
there is no high aim. That is not. God 5
| way for US. His plan is to sanctify every
honorable occupation and have us per-
form daily duties with consciousness OF
His presence and for His glory.
| Forenoon. and afternoon. and night
forenoon.
And afternoon, and night. forenoon, and
what?
Yea, that is life; make this forenoon
sublime,
This afternoon a psalm, this night a
prayer.
And time is conquered, and thy crown is
Won.
| There are some things essential TO the
highest and noblest action. Foremost
among these is peace. AT first thought
this may seem paradox, but peace Is
not simply Stiffness DIR. John Henry
Jowett well says: peace IS life. it is mo-
ton. 1t is movement without friction. We
may LIiu It's utlluS yI1DOl SOIHS SiCdt
engine house when the monster is at work
and every part cO-Operates with every
other part In smooth and perfect COM
munion. Peace is not found when every
| instrument in the orchestra is silent, but
when every instrument is making its own
contribution. and the result is rich and
perfect harmony"
Now meditation takes the grit and sand
from the axle, and makes the wheels of
life run more smoothly. Meditation re-
ha rdon r.
chestra and makes the music perfect.
Meditation gives a new consciousness
Of the presence of Him whom the winds
and the sea obey. and SO brings peace.
mates worry and distraction from the life.
Peace" said Jesus. II leave with you,
my peace l give unto you: not as the
world giveth. give l unto you. Let not
your heart be troubled, neither let 1t be
afraid" Where He is. peace abides. 1t
is then that we do our best work.
Then, too. JOY is essential to the noblest
action. Henry Churchill King. speaking
of the relation Of joy to the will. puts 1t
thus: 1.-The relation is close and simple
Joy directly increases our vitality. Great
er vitality gives greater sense of reality
This means stronger convictions Of con-
victions purposes are born. And convic-
ton and purpose make influence certain.
An ultimate message of hope Is
essential TO the strongest living.
And herein may be found the reason
why Jesus has SO much to say about joy.
With Him it is vital to aggressive Chris
tan service. In spite of the strain of
sadness-the sadness of farewell-that
runs through that remarkable sixteenth
chapter of st. Johns Gospel. the note of
joy is sounded loud and clear. ASK and
receive, that your joy may be full
Your JOY no man taketh from you
Your sorrow shall be turned into jov.
= In the world We shall have tribu
la ton: but he of good cheer; | have over
come the world" 4 life filled with the
joy of the Lord is almost certain To he
life of intensest activity in doing good
Paul knew this and. in his letters, so
often exhorts his converts to rejoice In
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which must live while Scotland still
exists, he portrays with fidelity born
OF familiarity, the family worship of
his native land:
The cheerful supper done. with serious face.
- They round the insle form circle wide:
The big haine Bible once his fathers pride;
His bonnet rev'rently is laid aside.
Those strains that did sweet in Zion glide,
He wales portion with judicious care:
And Let us worship Cod he says with SOL
emn air
They tune their hearts. by far the noblest aim
Compared with these Italian trills are tame:
The ticked ear 10 heartfelt raptures raise:
No unison have they with our Creators praise.
Then kneeling down. to heavens Eternal King,
The saint. the father and the husband prays;
Hope springs e1uitant on triumphant wing.
Compared with this. how poor religions pride
Ia all the pomp Of method and OF art
Where men display TO congregations wide
b'Hotions every grace except the heart,
The pompous strain the sacsriotai stole:
bIf; happy. In some cottage far apart.
May hear well PLEASED the Language OF soul.
From like these old seosia's grandeur
That makes her loved at home. revered abroad
Princes and lords are but the breath Of kings:
AN honest mans the Dohiest work OF God
Aud ccrtes, In fair virtues heavenly road
The cottage leaves the palace far behind
What j. icrdliRg's pompf A cumbrous load,
Disgusting oft The wretch Of human kind
studied in arts of bell, in wickedness refined
We would do We'll in reading often as
'ime will permit. the lyrics that bear
anon home life. the home life where GOD
believed in. and trusted. and feared
Two lives are involved in the Scrip
lures given w today. The first is the
lie Of the Master. His boy life; the Sec
ond IL bret scene from the early lie
= Joseph.
How deep'y spiritual must nave been
the home life .: Joseph and MARY. poor
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praper.

~ RAYER is The atmosphere in which
M the Christian lives: the key which
opens the door OF heaven. the wire
which connects us with the great white
throne: the gate through which VIC enter
into the presence chamber OF the Eternal:
the highway on which we meet the kins
in his beauty: the pillar Of cloud by DAY
and of fire by night which leads us
through the wilderness OF this world to
the bright Canaan beyond: the valley i'm
which still waters flow, and Easter lilies
bloom and in which lie, whose name In
wonderful. revealed himself: the golden
stairway by which the angels convey the
longings of our hearts up to our Heaven
ly Father.-Henry Alexander Lavely.
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When I Go Home.

When go nome Ii will be evening.
And shall hear my own dear people sing:
And the lighted rooms. and take my place
AS one OF them. In that sweet time of grace.
When go home shall be very tired
OF struggling for the things that / desired:
But l shall be content to end my quest
Gaining the best things-peace, and love- and
rest.
When go home how sorry l shall lie
Not to have brought more treasures back with
me.
Yet. though be failure. and poor.
They will not turn from my Fathers door.
When ] 20 home ! shall he travel stained.
For winds hE-~ beaten INC. and storms have
rained.
And earth has chung me by vale and hill.
But they will take me in and lore ne Sill.
When ] 90 home-on will IN rot be heaven
To be restored. accepted. lovej forgiven:
Sorrow and signing for those who roam:
l shall have found my bliss when go home.
Marianne Tarnir- hsua-
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Tbe @nf Great Purpose.

the Lord" Indeed he declares that The
Kingdom of Heaven is Righteousness
and peace and Joy i'm the Holy Ghost"
And knowing Paul'S ideals for the king
dom of God must see how intimate
i'm his mind was the relation between joy
and action.
Then. too love is necessary TO The
nobIeSt action. Where all else fails love
will win. Love will make opportunity
Love for God viii keep the heart motive
pure and the life clean There il no
mctive power like love. 1t is irresistihl"
Nothing can stand before love-not even
death
Sink down We separating hills,
Let sin and death remove,
Tis love that drives my chariot wheels
And death must yield TO love.
From 1.-THE Lost Art of Meditation"
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To Transfer This Design.

~ 1T cake OF soap ia .asrr wIl do,
r in pint of hot water. stir cor
ously anu remove the Dap. Satu-
rae this design with the SOAP ard water
mixture. then remove the excess moisture
b. partially drying the saturated d.siga
or by applying sheet of blottin. ,3per.
Place the material or fabric ~ Which the
design is to be transferred y hard,
fat surface. and lay the dssi-u face
down upon the material. co~er With b
dry sheet of thick paper or Two foids Of
newspaper. and with the bout o. a able
spoon rub. pressing hard. uh..l the design
is entirely transferred, being careful 10
rub from rather than In ard ynu.
When rubbing you can SEQ II enough
pressure is being applied BY lifting the
corner of the design. to note how well
II is taking. Do not wet he material
Tor rub the face of the des'sc with damp
fingers To remove the design ines after
the article is completed. wash :: warm
water with soap. The enfirs process Is
very simple. and with q dttls care you
can easily make perfect trarsfers to any
kind of goods.
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Good Might.

Some things go 10 sleep in snca funny wsy.
Little birds stand leg and tuck thesf
heads away:
Chickens do the same. standing on their perch:
Little mice lie soft aud still as IL they were In
church,
Kittens curl M close In such funny hsil:
Horses hang their slee.,y heads and stand still In
the stall:
Sometimes dogs stretch out. curl up in .
hemp:
Cows lie down upon their sides when they would
GO TO sleep.
Bnt little babies dear saugly tucked In beds.
Warm with blankets, all So soft. and pillows fer
their heads.
Bird and beast aud babe wonder which OF. al
Dresm the dearest dreams that down from
dreamland fall.
-Chid Lore.
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vantage must be
placed the early re-
ligious training re-
ceived in the home.
How far this reli-
gious training has
borne upon the lives
of men and nations
Is best described by
Robert Burns. HIM
self the child of
deeply piOus parents.
in the &C otter $
Saturday N i & h t."
that ure OF
Scotch home life
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Washington Minister Accepts Call.

STeciaI DESPATCH 10 Tia Staf.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, ". Va. july
@-Rey. A. d. Sutherland Of Washing
ton. u. G.. has accepted the call to the
Passionate OF the Prssby teiisn Church
here and has entered upon his duties.
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The Advantages OF 4 Re-
liSious Home. Luke. 2:5I:
Ien.. 27:I-II.

IN nodded the great men and women
- Of history before every other ad-
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16
VETERINARY COLLE0ES OF
 SCHOOLS.
UNDERTAKING & EMeALMING.
BIDS FOR PRISONERS MEALS

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Common Council of the City of Phoenix. Ari- zona, until the goth day of August. 1912, at 5:90 o'clock P M. of that day. for the following contract for the period ending April 30, 1913:. For supplying substantial meals to the City prisoners. in quality and number and at times and places to be ap- proved by the City Marshal of said City of Phoenix.
 The successful bidder will be re- quired to give bond to be approved by the said Common Council. in such amount as the said Council may require or as is fixed by law. for the faithful performance of said con tract. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Ali bids to be addressed to Frank Thomas. City Recorder, to be marked City Proposal" and have a copy ot this advertisement attached thereto
 By order of the Common Council of the City of Phoenix. Arizona made the 5th day of August, 1912.
 FRANK THOMAS.
 City Recorder of Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16
A BUN" FROM CORN sILAGE
New Intoxicating Liquor in Dry"
 Missouri Counties.

Columbus. Mo.-A new kind of in toxicating liquor has been discovered in Missouri It is nothing more nor less than the fermented juice from corn s:lase.
 Every silo. it has been discovered in NodaWay county. is a drink factory in full operation. producing no tax or violating no law--even in dry counties.
 The liquor smells very much like beer and has a taste, it is said. that makes an old toper smile. It is found at the bottom of the silo in suffi- neighborhood drunk.
 The drink is produced by the Fermentation of the silage which mixes with the water used to pack the cut-up corn as it is put in the silo. It is very much like the ordi- nary corn whisky before it is dis titled
 While it is not expected to become fashionable at city bars. it is prefer able to hair dye and Jamaica ginger as thirst quencher in local com munities
 Getting the liquor out of the silo is an easy matter. All one has to do is to attach a rubber hose and take his turn at the end, every man act l ing as his own bartender and beer ] pump.-St Louis Republic.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16
Auctions

AUCTION SALE-We will sell for the owner on Saturday Aug. r at f:51 P Nj. at our auction house, 331 w. Washington St. nine head of Al dairy cows. Jersey Durhams, all milkers and coming fresh, terms six months with approved bankable notes, , per cent discount for cash Also we will sell
 household and kitchen furniture cor
 sistng of dining table, dressers, bed springs and mattresses and many other articles If you have anything for sale
 bring it in by Saturday noon. Phoenix Auction House Inc, Wm D. Fred,
 Auctioneer. 331 W. Washington St. Phone. over 1895. on
 AUCTION SALE@Tuesday Aug. 20, one-half mile south of Eastlake Park. one-fourth mile east on Wilson road. Commencing 1:3O shanp. I will sell at public auction without reserve 26 head of cattle. IS Al dairy cows, fresh and coming fresh soon, Holstein and Dur hams. s head heifer calves. to F months old; 1 work team. Terms: 6 months time will be given H. A. Col man, Owner. c. O. McMurtry, Auc- tioneer. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 O2245

Department of the Interior. U. S Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona. August g. 1912
 NOTICE is hereby given that Ed win C. Fitzhugh, of Phoenix. Ari- zona, who, on January 4, 1909. made Desert Land Entry, No 02245. for NWh. Section r. Township 1 S. Range , E.. G. & s. R. Meridian has filed notice of intention to make Final Three Year Proof to establish claim to the land above described, before Register and Receiver, U s. Land Office, at Phoenix, Arizona, on the 18th day of September, 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: James R. Hughes. Henry Williamson. John w. Fitzhugh, Tom Raine. all of Phoenix, Arizona.
 FRANK H. PARKER
 Register.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16

I MUST SELL need the money elsewhere and will sell my 1O-room brick with two acres for less than the improve ments can be built for, barn. brick wash house. house has bath, toi- let, piped hot and cold water, cellar, 40 foot porch I built all these improve ments myself, they are new and good Good shade. bearing grape vines. All under Page fence. Located 1 mile from court house. This is a genuine snap, for further information address "A" Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16

FOR SALE OR RENT-New house, east front, faces library park. 16 South 12th avenue Sdm
 A LADY LEAVING TOWN-Win sacrifice her pretty new pebble-1ash home for $265O. It has all the built-in features, cement walks. screen sleep ing room. small barn, $500 cash; this won't last long. Think of this with in blocks from center of town we can build you the best 4-room modern brick residence in Phoenix for only S1S50, $250 cash balance like rent. Call let us show you house, just finished, it's sold but we will start yours at once
 Crescent Real Estate Co, Over. 1901, O'Neitl Bldg. Cor. Adams St and 1st Ave Room l. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16

FOR SALE-A uanuy one acre chicken ranch on Carlino with soft water piped to 1t. This place can be made absolutely self supporting, price S5OO0O S250 0O cash. See us exclusive ly for this II. C. Thomas Real Estate &, Inv. CO. 41 West Adams S' If
 ACRE and quarter Tn desirable sub urban location exceptional bargain fo~ cash. C. A. Hands. Phoenix Savings Bank X Trust CO tf
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16

FOR SALE-$15.OOO close in busi- ness. property. Income s10O per month. which is per cent on invest ment, one block from Board of Trade. This is new bick building. Construc- ton is first class and modern in every respect. Big increase in value every year. One third cash will handle it;
 long time on balance. Brights Realty Co, 237 w. Monroe St. bg
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16
For Sale-ReaI Estate

FOR SALE-Mountain Valley ranch on line Prescott & Phoenix R. R. 6i0 acres patented land: 800 acres can ba cultivated: part now cultivated; c. room house with screen porch; barn: 10000 gal water tank: 80 head of cat tie. 3 horses: farming implements, this property is fruit and alfalfa lan1 of fine quality Price $3O per acre, half cash. balance buyers time. See N. A Morford, No. 15 East Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16
For Sale-Lands

ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY acres 118 miles north of Glendale, fenced in to parts with new Page fence, 80 in all falfa house well. 120 acres, 2h miles southwest of Glendale. 100 in alfalfa, small orchard, house, two wells, etc
 pr. John A. Lentz, Cor. 1st Ave and Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16
For Sale-Live Stock

FOR SALE-22 head of milch cows
 mostly Holsteins. J B. Roach. Glen dale. dd
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16

DON'T YOU WANT to save money on your plumbing material and fix lures by taking advantage of GEO HAGEMAN CO.'S retiring sale.
 Second & Adams Sts. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16
Wanted-To Purchase

RANCH WANTED-I have 5000 to make first payment on a Salt River valley ranch if price and terms on the balance. are right Wish immediate possession as I have stock and imple- ments. State location. Add. Farmer Republican office. If
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16
Lost and Found

STRAYED-Old mule. Owner may have same by identification and pay ing pasture bill. Overland, Ranch 123.
 9g
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16

FOR RENT-Unfurnished house Of four rooms, screen porch, shade. close in. Inquire 346 North Fourth avenue. Phone Overland 285S bp
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16

FOR RENT-5 room brick dwelling. everything modern; shade and close in; good neighborhood E. E.. Pascoe 110 North Central ave. tf
Arizona republican., 1912-08-16
Wanted-Situat1ons Male

IF YOU want to have cleaning or gardening done to perfection call up Over. 2554. We work by day or con tract. Japanese House Cleaning Co
 9-bS WANTED-Hay hauling, close to Phoenix. 414 s. 7th Ave. bn