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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
Goup. WiI(on uno ole Boffe.

9ie 3ertraunernng Der Serrifnft Der gpFe int Stunte 0eu 3uid
barb guup. @ilon blGt zines Der interefantefen aopitel Der pohti.
iten @eibidte Der Der. Stnoten. Gas bnoert ieOoh peoer Serrn
Roofebet nod Die ionfheen Setter ieiuer aunpogue, su bahdupten, Serr
@iGon lei Elm @Gf3eug Der 8ofe. Ger irlbere Guuoesienotor gepe.
ridge bon Snoana bate gerobe in 2oeansport bnie gebauptung mic.
oerboIt, as Coup. @ilon af iciner geiie nod Dem MeHen bort 6urdp
fam unb am 8abnbof bon elmer STANDARDIZATION geenge begrHBt
piroe. Sn ieiners fur5en quprute on beebe grff er oiefa quntt
of uno iagte
r@iHen Sic, mas Elm BOB it? Sin sps lit Gin pOGiilder aseut
fOntrOaieren fonnsu, in aemter einseieet werben, nnb ban gcrte, bic
lie uitt ipanfdeu, aus ben g~eckbndJera mesbldben, tm6 Die 2eute, Die
bRs tun, fno audi bic, Delde an ben groben Ronopoen in bteen
2anoe interefert ito. Sd beobodte nit ge6auern, bB. pd6renb 6e
repubIfaniide 9artei fnthfh Die arlits groBse3ogen bat uo Die oemo.
traHide Bartei Die Gerbnberune bon Monopoen in oieRm 2an6e on.
Irebt, Die brittle gortei, ourt gr-Senator @eoribge reprarntiert, Den
pIan bat, cine SeIboberfhoft 5nifden Dem gQonopol unb Der aegieruno
gu beperieuigen, inoem fe Oos RonopoI os cine unDernRibltde Got.
penogtdt af3eptert uno bereit lift, es inter Die gfeeelung bs gepses
au bringen; NIT nn6eren 8orten, bosfelbe gu elmer IegaIierten ginrid)
tung in 6ieen 2on0e gu MAIDEN. llnb 6ann perben Die 2cte, Die oos
gRonopol seidaifen haben, ds Observation-Disclosures Der Resierung of,ep.
ttrt. @Inlben Sic, bab file Die 2eute beiete itieben peroen. bic ibrc
notpen6igen aqenten fmo, ndnIit Die Qofe, Die beiirnren, ner aeuter
tune baben rn0 urtn bic @eiebaebrna befeben jon?
sd neinesteis bernnog mid udt Der seifnung tin3ugebeu. SuB
Die aegierng ser Der. 5toaen lid bon Der aontroae ser fruits uS
ob Die gegierrug feBt Die Gbbut iiber Die Gruts iberuintnnt, Die Qau.
ten Der 8rurs mer6en.
.Geie Hegnrung fam MIR 6aourh fret neroen, 6aB iee MasreaeI
tefiigt miro, Sic 3r Serheaung BON moropoen bent. Genn 70 lonqe
nht WonopoIe obqehaft uno pernihtet peroen, lit bic Gcaieruno uihr
fret, uno 70 Iange be Regnrung nbt fei lit fam fe Dem @oGfe nibt
bicncn."
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HmeriRas Inoien.

Mie bic Der. Gtnattn tbt DormunbspfihRn gs8en bic tdnsn Sdpes
FtrrepubIiten nuffoHsn, bat Der fellbrtrettnbe Saotsktretdr burlington
qDiHon in elmer Nte on bic Reghruns BON 4icaraguo offsnbart. Sc heibt
In bRem bentparOign SAriHflde, ob Is baa gttretsn Der Der. @taas
ten lit, .efs psrfaTungsmdbse asgisrung unO frNe Wablen gu forbern".
8ssbalb nurben fe ibre rnoraitfde l~nterftabuns (alen) befehsnben Hs
aRrungen gegen aeDotutionen gspdhnn, bic auf ben feIbriiden anffldgen
mad benz Despotignus t~radttnba qothtr bsruhen, unb nht of 9runbs
Idbsn oer ben DanIdsn bs 9otss". 9epaIt nrb n0Hgenfals angs
penpet perben, nm ben reen @erts6t NIT ben amertanifhen GeanOtsn
81 er5pingen unb RBhre 8u beituben,
3RIe antlnbigung bat, ME bic Ghnagoer gQ6enbpOf" bemsrtt, mtns
oeaens ben gpr8ug Der lnSpsibsuti9teit. Gs g6t aus ibr bsrDor, bdB bic
Bunbssregierung fh fir brehtist bdtt, erfsns 81 entffeioen, ob cine RE
pollution in Mithfs cher Sdbomsrito BON Rrridiudfgen goItitern, ootr
pom 9oHs gemaht nib, unO 3pehens bic fe6fifdsn ReOouhOnen notssns
fons nit DafRngsmalt gu unhrbrudsn. Spmit nerben bic ames
@eTnnben fHbfid bonn rio @ranbt uns
.aefdhr b~tsfeIbe 3Dl1e ~fpitLtn, ME bic britifdtn Res
fibenteu an ben 6Dfen br inbtfaen Robf9as Ss
perben nod Nofbtn9ton meben, ob Der prdFbent. ben Fs 5u lberpaden
aaten, i'm Gklunge nit Der @erafung isinss 2anoes regRrt, unb Oh
feline @eqner aufu1tQe patrioRn, ooer ebratisige uno bobfudtige gufhs
|nepper fnh. 9ri1t bann cine aeDolution aus, bic nod Der Anfdt bee
beheFenbeu amertaniGeu Geianbten unbegrunbet 1T, 10 ptrben bic Der
|Sfaaten iofort 5rupbsn enienben, UNI ben gerte1r NIT ibrem @ertrder
auFrett su erbolen4. 5erner iperbsn fe bic rehtmdbies Regieruns mora
|H6 u~ntsrfibsn unb oorouf adhn, bB in i4rn S~husldnDetn fets fre
5laAlea obgebaltn nerbtn. IS fogt ptierbin, Oub fs feline Regnrnng
|anertennen iperotn, bic nnd itRr phr ibrss 8efanOttn Ileinung nidt aus
|rsin WabIen Encouragement III. Gomt pro bic gunbesrsserrs uber
|u. G6neTsrrepublisn, bic idpaG ssnus fnD, e sunen ~ muHsn, cine
|auFdt absn. bic ir iber bic enElusn Siaaisn ots tigsnsn gnnoes ni6i
psufcmn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
Charles W. I1aller
9ent1Ger Mopotat
uno MedtS antpaIt
8tmmer DO. 504 :. Barton 8Ied
16. unD 5arnam Strabe.
Grprpbnna Der gnnaenfraft.

Sober, Der idon iusgen aebsasa
Seriidtrung dr3tti4 unteriudt tpors
ben 1T. peiB tpie grpber Naaorud
auf Die Stdrte Der 2unsen selest
pirb; uno man4e erfabrsn erft BEL
elmer IoIhsn qriifung, ipie es in bi.s
fer 9infidt nit linen ftsbt.
Ii9t Ielten leiOen gerfonen an
fdip1hen, u1enttpidelten Qungen,
pbns ss aa psrmuten. Wleiftens its1t
bieier Mongel aud NIT elmer Idmos
len uber singtfaasnen gruit in 8ers
binbung, aber teinestpegs imnlet.
Nan fam burh iibertriebene unb
einIeitige torpsrii4e Qusbiloung gros
&c 8ruit : Musteln unb Elm snts
iprsdenb neites Wlab ner 8ruIt ents
fpideln, tpdbrtlb bic Qungen tletn
uno idledt gsndbrt bleiben! nnb oft
fnb 2ungsnIsiDen 70 Idleidenb, baB
fe Iid erit bemertlid MAIDEN, tuena
Is fdon fsiten 8oOen sefabt bobtn.
4uf foIgenoe einfG6e art iann
jsb.r 2aie fir iia itlbft feitFtsIen.
pb feline 2uugen geiuno iinb, ooer
nidt:
Nlon tue eintn 70 tisftn atemsua.
tpie man permag. unb gable bann
nit langfamer, uber beutlider Gtima
me BON Gins an 70 lpeit, fDie mon
sa6lsn lam, obne frifden atem
fdDpfen gu miiHen. Mie bieIe Setura
ben man bieies s3Gblen fortIesen
lam, oas bilbet tinen, fir ale prats
tifden 3fped g~eniigenben ausmeis
iiber ben 3uftanb Der Qungen. Dos
bette lit es nber, ipenn man nod ies
manbsn ba6ei bat, pelter bic 3eit
aenau fpntrolliert.
8enn bic 2ungen in aeiunbem
unb normalem 3uftanbe fino, 10
fonte bic 3dbl : Weite 5tpif4en 20
unb 35 Setunben liegeu.
Sails Ts obsr nur apiiden 10
unb 20 Getunoen liegt, 10 braudl
man nnrum mod nidt lonbtrIih be-
unrubigt 3u iein, pabri deinIid]
beburfsn fe Bios msbr llebung; unn
regslmdbises 5itfotmen In rtis
nsr Cuff lam baID abhilfe fdafs
fen. GoIfe Nstatignng follte man
Ti1 iiberbarpt uuttr ollen llmitdnbeu
ben esIegen isin IaiIsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
nnnprl nnb lseiuerGc.

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aaiiarncn Mede jeicn Der Sorluodle
ned, ilberitiegen. Gr belief iidl oa
mals alf 1925 900 uno bat
iid oieeilal aui S3,2l9, $4,000 be.
laiicu, monit aud Ole gIeid)e Mod1c
oes Boriabres nod nm 2ig Wialo'
itrn iibcritieacn miro. Nimmt man
hnin, oob aud, Die 3abl Der 9ants.
rctte iorpobl binttr Der p%ori1hrigclt
als audi Der legtipohigen 5urild.
blirb, iuOem iie lid mir oli OBS
telicf acgen 279 IN Der &orpodle
.Gto 2ls in Ser 1leid)Inuien0en @o'
dl 0es uoriaen Sahres, 70 bari man
nobt ouf eiien erireulidlen @e'
itditsauiidpuna idlieBeL Der and,
Gnrd Die ans Dem galt3Pit Salioc
uorlieaenocu 5onoelsnafridttn be-
itGtigt miro. Sic 4nfor6erunaen,
ncidJc at bic Observation-Disclosures
eciteat mcroat. limo btrart, onB oic
Neicuidniten oenielben faum geIlii.
GET fonllcn mo alagpn iiber Iran$'
rortperl6acrtng at sen AItaglidl-
feiten fch6rcn. Man bari hoiie1.
0af NIT Der Gntidcioimg Der be.
rcyacbeuoen 8abIcn nos eit3iat
5i1Oeruib, 6os Dem poaipen @ic.
rcrauflebcn Der @eihdite nod in
29cnc itebt, poacnoS bcieiti9t irir
mir1.
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0ruSnftcnmnrft.

9fit Ser 8eeuoigung Ser Scpttm.
6crgciddfte baben bic @ctreioepreiie
fir Sen gIlgenbtid mitocr ibr nor
males Niueau errcidlt. Gies ailt
u1mcutlif iiif 0cIihforn mo Sa.
fer, bic nui elmer unQeiunoen 6obe
aeGattcn murocu. SIM Cftobertcr,
min lit oas 8eIiftorn arf 63 Der.
untcracqanaeu mo Der SAFER oui
81. 1iir @ei3en behaltptcte Iidl
Ser Grcis oii ca. 80, Elm gepeis.
BAR bier Der Grei8 uidt ourh cine
gcfunoc Spefutatiou oufqebauiflt
mar. 3n ocn StodporOs G6icagos
bt9auptcten iih Grima 0ticn nltf
Stt llao Trima Shpetuc ainaen
ouf 50 in Sic 3ohe. Gic gier limb
int aiitd)en oitf PC oCitieaen unb
sic bette Butter murOe allf 30c bilt-
nligeiebt.
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GfabItsst 1875
Aachen & Munchen
Ssusr.g erfdsrunsssGtIsl uon
aaten, Genti6laub
Mccagus Investment Co., Agssisn
1906 1ooas ct. Eel. 1ens. Ais
gsnr. u. @apbid, abbofat.

8raftisiert IN allen geridfen Deb
etootes unS ben Ger. Stonfen.
Bdreibt 1eftoinente nits, beIorat
Beftstitel 1rnb iiebt gbftrofte blfrh:
fiebt, boB Teftomerte I'm NnhlaiIrr.
fdaftsgeridte georbnet tucrherl. ge.
forgt 9orfmoften ino 5iebt Orb.
ffoften In ir1elo einen 9heile Der
melt Elm. aoIIeftirt ausitdnbe.
epriht SeitId unb 1T 6ffentIiter
notar. $50 Omaha Hataapl gant
gebdube.
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in Der @ubl os gorrs ibrer aiuoer ier porfttig ien. Gle mr6 O..
ilnbe mb i1one @ecn CUR @et brin8en un6 cine groBerc 5d6nbe:
umo 6olernocre Sugcn0 beten, ais 6e 6rau mnerer Gage"
a1r3, u miro eme 2uit icn, 3u cben pcnn 0he iOcale Grau ld6.
bofha inter u5 manoeIn miro. aber bic berrpdten @dber BON guo.
lano un0 bic ,uanatd" o%utretcn0en Sufitaaetcn unierc5 2onoes ucr.
sen 0iie ioeoIc 8rau BON uorgen ndt III Die aett iebrn, nod er3iebenl
9Qt. Corr
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-26
Announcements
ROOSEVELT A CANDIDATE.

The expected has happened and Col.
Theodore Roosevelt is now strictly in
the race for the republican presiden-
tial nomination. His declaration on the
subject came as an answer to a letter
written him by seven republican gov
ernors.
His letter was very short and very
mild; in fact, 1t was as coy as timid
maiden's reply to her first proposal.
Its coyness, however, is only on the
surface. The people know Roosevelt
and know there is nothing timid or coy
in his makeup. The dispatches today
state that he has dropped literature
and plunged into politics, and every
body knows that where Roosevelt
plunges In there is seething, foaming
vortex all about him.
Yes, he is in the race, booted and
spurred, and all the political hell
hounds in his kennels will soon be on
the trail and under full cry. There1l
be no coyness in their fight, but day
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-26
NO POLITICAL AMB|-
ton IN MINE
Satisfied with Printing and Publishing
Business, and 5urylng
Knockers.

From conversation with friends
Saturday, the report was circulated
that was a candidate for mayor oil
the city at the coming primary mex,
Friday. II became general talk among
those who were on the streets yester
day, and I was amused at the interest
the people took in the report Even
the mayor took OF his hat and con.
graduated me on the nerve with which
he presumed had. in making the
statement, The mechanics were on the
streets In greatest numbers yesterday,
the day being Sunday. and was fiat
tered by their interest in the report
which they had heard and am con-
vinced that as whole they have a
brotherly love for me-a mechanic
which am proud of.
Here wish to state that my energy
and ambitions have never run in the
political channel. My desire Is to serve
the people and be OF some benefit to
the community in which / live, but 1t
is through my present occupation that
I hope to do the most good-publishing
paper, building business the people
will feel pride in, boosting the town
in which I live and acting as pail
bearer at knockers funerals.
Back to the office of mayor, am,
from personal standpoint, convinced
that the one we have at present is the
man to continue for the next few
years. The improvements undertaken
through the city officials, mainly
through the efforts of the mayor, must
not at this time be molested. Though
working at great disadvantage. and
without any personal compensation to
speak of for four consecutive years,
he has accomplished what we thought
impossible.
His knowledge of the extension of
the lighting and water systems, costs
and construction, maintenance, rates.
etc., paving of Main street and the
grading and draining of the residence
streets, which will be next undertaken,
is worth great deal to the city. 1t
would take long time for a new
mayor to become acquainted with and
take up the work where it now is.
| move that Joe be made mayor by
unanimous vote of the people and
that his salary be increased to a rea-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-26

Now there's Bill Easterling over
about Alpine, who has been afflicted
with poetryitis for the past several
months; but that's chronic disease
with KUHN Bill, and he can't help it.;
so no thoughts of earthworms and min
nows disturbed our dreams.-Ozona
Optimist.
But soon must come the time for
dreams of bobbing corks on sylvan
streams, of scratching chiggers, swat.
ting flys, of fighting fleas and swap
ping lies. In fact, we're even now
a-quiver for camping life on Devils
river.-Alpine Guide.
Amt it fine to camp all night, fish
all day, get nary a bite; fight mos
quitoes till you take hysteria, then
come back home with malarial fever
You swear to your wife now this is
all, but as soon as you are up you
hear the call, of stream and woods and
the sweet springtime, and you're off
again with hook and line.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-26
His Ticket Is Harmon and Bailey.

For president. Judson Harmon; for
vice president, Joseph W. Bailey; for
United States senator, Jake VOTERS;
for governor, o. B. Colquit; for lieuten-
ant governor, Will H. Mayes; for rail-
road commissioner. John l.. Workman
(short term), w. ID. Williams full
term; for Judge court of criminal ap-
peals, A. c. Prendegrast; for land COM
missioner, Charles w. Geers; for con-
gressmen at large, A. M. Kennedy, R.
E. Yantis; for congressman Sixth dis
trict, Rufus Hardy; for state senator,
j. R. Astin; for county officers, demo-
cratic nominees.
Now you know where we stand
Mexia News.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-26
sonable amount for the work he Il
doing.
M. e. WALLACE.
Bryan, Texas, Feb. 26, 1912.
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
February 26.

February 26.
1S55-The sword worn by General
Jackson presented to congress.
1S6S-A train of twenty-eight cars on
the Louisville & Nashville rail-
road captured by the Confed.
crates at WOODBURY., KY. and
destroyed.
1S65-Reported that Lee had gone
south to operate against Sher.
man, leaving Joe Johnston in
command at Richmond, Va.
1S69-The fifteenth amendment to the
constitution, giving the right Of
suffrage to all citizens of the
republic. without regard to race,
color or previous condition,
recommended by Joint resolu-
ton of congress; it Is subse-
quently ratified by the requisite
number of states.
1S75-The force bill the cause of a
bitter struggle in the house, the
habeas corpur clause being es-
pecially condemned by repub-
leans.
l90S-The New York state senate re-
fused to remove Otto Kelsey,
state superintendent of insur.
ance.
l909-Austria and Turkey signed a |
protocol settling the compensa-
ton for the annexation of Bos-
MIA and Herzegovina.
l911-Italian court begins summoning |
witnesses for Cammorists' trial
at Viterbo
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-26

and night, day in and day out, the
battle will wage with every increasing
fury until the final gavel falls In the
republican national convention.
What does 1t mean? 1t means a
usurpation OF prerogative, and an at.
tempted overthrow OF precedent which
has been cherished and revered by the
people OF the United States since the
days Of Washington. and which is held
by them to be almost as sacred as the
constitution. or the very folds Of "Old
Glory" itself. Those men who oppose
him should adopt as their battle cry
mo third term for the presidency Of
the United States" Cry It from the
hilltops, 60 tell It In Gath and publish
1t In the streets OF Ajalon, that never
as long as the sun shines shall there
be third term-president Of the United
States.
Why does he do IL? He has been
president and had all the honors posi-.
BILE from that source, then why not
retire and spend the remainder Of his
days in peace. In the full knowledge
that he is held securely in the hearts
Of the people!
He is actuated by an unsatisfied
hunger for power. There is no feeding
him until he is full, and the people of
this country should let the cry ring
out as clear as a trumpet call: Down
with all would-be third-term presi.
1ents."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-26

The Alpine Guide says: IF anybody
says he ever saw such a winter as the
past, why he is Well, we'd better
hush now" Same here, brother. Its
like was never seen since a time
whereof the memory of man runneth
not to the contrary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-07
SENTENCE SERMONS IN
PULPITS OF Ell PASO


IN Will o OF
L.
the Of rIst
A. e. Of
Of
as lie we
and uched human is
Ray, at he
n the 5
nal H.
chur F. Of the First Baptist church
not
ne' a
GOd"-Rev Cal
n man'-Rev
Enst PasOP resbyt hurch
mans n is the
Easter the
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for
discipline
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gOpuIent
below the trackev Miles First Congregational church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-07

Here is something you can try sixty
days without having to risk single
cent of your money
Something which has cured-in the
last twenty-four years-thousands OF
ruptured people
Something so strengthening to the
ruptured parts that you can Work rignt
along while being cured
If you don't find yourself getting
better after trying a Cluthe Truss or
Cluthe Automatic Massager-
If you don't think its doing you a
lot of good-making new man OF
Then we don't want a penny
Try 1t 60 Days at Our Risk
This is more than a truss-more than
merely a device to hold your rupture
in place
writing that a Cluthe Truss will keep
your rupture from coming out-when
you are working, exercising, taking a
bath (this truss IS water-proof)-eVer
minute of the day. If 90 days trlal
doesn't prove it the truss won't cost
you a cent
You see this truss-unlike all others
is adjusting self-regulating-
The support it gives automatically
increases when there IS any sudden
movement or strain-as in Workings
no strain can force your rupture out
And, in addition, a Cluthe Truss pro
vides the only way ever discovered Tor
overcoming the weakness WHICH Is lAe
real cause Of rupture.
While relieving the weak ruptured
parts Of all strain, this Truss is con-
stantly Strengthening the ruptured
parts.
Does that by automatically massag-
ing them-this healing massage does
for these parts what exercise does for
a weak arm-restoreSt their lost strength
in many cases makes them so strong
that a truss is no longer needed.
Curing Begins at Once.
This massage is so beneficial that
nearly all feel better and stronger-get
immediate relief-after trying this
truss
So beneficial that a Cluthe Truss has
cured some Of the worst cases on rec
ord
Among them men and women so to
40 years old, who had been ruptured
from 20 to so years
Cured many of them after everything
else, including operation. had failed to
do any good whatever.
Our Expense If 1t Falls.
You are making the mistake of your
life if you let any doubts or past dis
appointments keep you from finding
out what CIuthe Truss can do for you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-07

few. The vatican is much impressed
and encourage from America
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-07
Church Business Meeting.

ers OF England is that there be formed
an expedition that shall go across
South America from east to west on
latitude 10. Here it is claimed is an
uneXplored region as interesting and
almost as extensive as that which Da-
vid Livingstone penetrated in Africa.
Attempts have been made by Christian
missionaries to reach the upper ANA
zOn districts, but all have failed Vast
sections Of even coast Brazil are
roamed over by indians, unmolested
by any white people, and untouched
by civilization This appeal TO New
York societies has not yet brought
response. The expedition to Peru, sup
ported chiefly in London, is getting
subscriptions, but the larger Brazil in
dian field is as yet untouched. It is
held by the English missionary lead
ers that to the United States attaches
a peculiar responsibility to help that
is even greater than that attaching to
England or any port of Europe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-07
GREAT WORLD COUNCIL OF
ERE-L.lLa SONS NAXA IN SESSION

Washington. D. c., Oct. THE most
important cOnclave of Scottish Rite
Freemasons opened here today There
are 26 out of % supreme councils
of the world present. at this, their
second international conference. The
first international conference was
held in Brussels in 1907.
The conference will be in session
for six days. The main object Of these
conferences is to afford the councils
an opportunity to get better acquaint-
ed and to promote the cause of Free
masonry generally.
One Of the most interesting fea-
lures of the present conference will
be the comforting of the SD degree in
the presence of all the delegates
The following foreign councils are
participating in the present great
gathering: Canada, Belgium, Guate-
mala, Chile, Cuba, France, Greece,
Italy, Mexico, Dominican Republic,
Switzerland. Turkey, United States of
Columbia, Venezuela, Urguary, Para
quay. Peru. Spain, Egypt, Portugal
Argentine Republic, Servia and Ecua-
dor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-07
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L Kings 17:1-6.

And Elijah the Tishbit, who was Of
the Inhabitants of Gilead, said unto
Ahab, as the Lord God of Israel liveth
before whom 1 stand, there shall not
be dew nor rain these years, but &C
cording to my word.
And the word of the Lord came
unto him, saying:
Get thee hence, and turn thee east
ward, and hide myself by the brook
Cherith, that is before Jordan
And it shall be, that thou shalt
drink of the brook; and I have COM
manded the ravens to feed thee there
So he went and did according unto
the word of the Lord; for he went and
dwelt by the brook Cherith, that IS
before Jordan.
And the ravens brought him bread
and flesh in the morning, and bread
and flesh in the evening; and he
drank of the brook.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-07
SEEK BETTER BUSINESS
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SEEK BETTER BUSINESS
METHODS IN MISSION WORK
Those responsible for the conduct OF
p the Laymen's Missionary movement
which had series OF great conYen-
tions in principal cities two years ago,
and following it, published figures
showing larger receipts for foreign
missions, say now that they no longer
watch receipts of incomes of mission
boards. but that they are bending
their energies toward better business
methods in the churches, especially
methods relating to the securing OF
money for missions. To prove their
indifference to mere money income,
they replied they did not know how
societies closing their books this fall
had made out in receipts, the question
having been put to them.
The old plan, so they point out, was
for churches to make appeals once a
year. not all Of them, and take col
lection, first for one form of mission
work, next for another form. and so
on. There were many objections to
the plan. The movement now aims
to install in all churches an all the
year system, and to train laymen TO
operate it The success of this plan
has been marked. The movement says
it brings larger interest, and even
tually it will bring larger sums OF
money.
The first impression that the move
ment worked for foreign missions
only is also being changed In cam
paigns starting Oct 6, and covering
100 cities, home missions are given
prominence equal to that of foreign
in nearly all instances The only ex-
ceptions are where it is believed that
the foreign end has been neglected,
and now needs bringing forward. Most
of these 1928 conventions are held
in towns that were passed over in
the campaign of two years ago. So
cieties closing their books this fall
show about the normal increase in re-
ceipts of years before the movement
began its work. 1t is admitted that
there has beenn o phenomenal in
crease, either in former years or In
the year just now ending