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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
HARRIsTON TRAGEDY.
Nine Killed and Many Wounded by
Two Negro Boys Who Were
Later Lynched.

One of the most narrowing trag
edies the state has had in late
years took place at Harriston early
Sunday morning, when two negro
boys, Will and Walter Jones,
crazed with cocaine and blind tiger
liquor, killed six of their own race
and three white men and wounded
thirteen others.
The whites killed were Sheriff
G. B. Hammett, Constable Frank
Kinstley and Claude Freeman.
Among those desperately wounded
are Circuit Clerk o. S. Gillis and
Conductor Ed. Appleby of the Y.
& M. v. railroad.
Enraged citizens finally captured
the blood.thirsty boys, one of
whom was twenty and the other
eighteen years of age, and hanged
them.
Early Sunday morning news
reached Port Gibson that some-
thing terrible was happening at
Harriston. Sheriff Bagnell at
tempted to talk over the telephone
to Sheriff HammetT of Jefferson
and learned that he had been
killed. He knew then that the
report was true. and Immediately
set apart to organize posse to go
to the scene of the trouble. He
only had few minutes before the
arrival OF the nine o'clock train,
but he secured IS men, including
Judge Mounger, Marshal Maddox
and Chancery Clerk Morehead-
On the train the Port Gibson posse
found Sheriff Hyland with about
the same number of men.
When the Port Gibson and
Vicksburg men arrived the trouble
was over. A mob, led by Judge
Truly, had just hung the desper-
ADDE'S, and the Natchez military
company was on the ground.
II is believed that the whole
tragedy is directly the result of the
failure to enforce the anti liz uol
law.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
New Goods New Goods New Goods

Our stock of Groceries is being
repIenished with New Goods as
fast as they are received on the
market. We solicit your trade for
the best Groceries obtainable, as
we'll as for Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes and Ladies and Children $
Wearing Apparel
Morris & Watson.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1913-10-02
SUSIE v POWELL,
state Agent Girls Clubs.

Now girls I hope each one of you
will cut this ont and put it where
you can; refer to 1t when 1t is
needed; the directions are SO plain
and explicit that | need not COM
ment on them. I have tried to
impress upon you who have done
well the great Importance Of get
ling up fine exhibit at the State
Fair. The reputation OF your
ecunty is at stake-and further
more it will depend on this exhibit
at the State Fair whether Miss
Powell succeeds in getting legisla-
ton pass that will make the work
more efficient. l will say again,
dear girls, think that you owe II
to your county, you owe it to Miss
Powell and myself, to try and
make the Claiborne county exhibit
creditable one. See what she
says in the 6rst paragraph. | want
all reports in my Office before Oct
18th. This is important; and any
girl who has not sent in 10 me the
number of cans put up will please
let me know at once.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1913-10-02

Address to Miss Susie V. Powell,
Canning Club Department, Missis-
sippi State Fair. and prepay all
freight or express charges.
In upper left hand corner pnt
your name and address and be sure
to include the County IL the adj
dress.
Have name and address OF owner
on every article exhibited. The
judges will be from out Of the
State and entirely impartial.
Exhibits must reach Jackson by
Saturday. October 2sth, but If
your exhibits come earlier In the
week beginning October goth, they
will be placed before the rush and
will consequently have better at
tention. Girls applying for the
Henry Field prizes should pack the
exhibit separately and mark the
package and each article "Missis-
sippi Girl Tomatoes.
All exhibits will be returned to
owners Immediately after The close
of the Fair.
The exhibit from a county will
count 33H per cent towards the
award of the silver loving cup.
This exhibit will decide just what
the State Fair will do for us anoth.
er year.
1t will also be an important fac
ter In the effort to get State aid for
the club work by which it is hoped
10 secure the services of county
agents for twelve months in the
year.
For these reasons l hope you
will do all in your power TO have a
creditable exhibit from your coun-
ty. Cordially yours,
SUSIE v POWELL,
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1913-10-02

Who uses good stationery has greater
self-respect than does he who uses scraps
torn from bags from the c~ocer Call at
the Revellle Office and talk to the printer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
8etreffs @opbrpiu @iliunS @abl

8etreffs 8oobroiu 8iliuns @abl
;;atnr 9raiioenten rnb 6erienigem Sbo~
mas MuridnQs 8llm Disqualification
ser @ereinigten 5taaten iino nl1tr nne
3meifeI oeboben, aady6em ser 8n1uoes=
i,e1lut inns cos rationale &epralentan=
tenfnus Donneritag in g%emeinint11er
gibunw o1ie altf Sem 8olfsootlim bonn
5. Mooember porigen Sabres berltr
benSen gleftoralftimmen geprift, rid-
tig b%efun0en l,un Ole @abl Der betoert
@enanrtem p%roflamiert baben. SSn-
merlin Elm beu1erfenstpertbes Greig=
nib iniofern, als gum eriten @eal lett
1898, alio felt 6tpan5ig Sabrer, 5fpe1
1enpfratel1 als 5ie fit Die beioen
b0Gddten Mernter 6es 9anoeS @rpabl-
ten proflamiert muroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
air6li6e=N a6rihten

8 sSn ser Sieben Sdmer3en Stride
gu Albanp 1T lebten Sonntag bon
SEN bodtp. Seiniterbditern Melrbrano
II. Sort aug Brairie ou CHEN in @ig-
coniin cine adttagtge Miifion eroffnet
moroem, Die fomnren0en Sonntog gum
feierlid,en MbidluB gelangen miro
@ie in Ser &atbeoroIe an Sonn-
tagobenoen Die Saitenpreoigten seq
Or. SEQ Cans 10 fino in ser
unbefledtm gmpffmgniBfirde gu ct.
@louo on Mittnodaben6en Die 5a-
i~tenpre0igten oeg bodtp. P. MIfreo, o..
g., ibera11s gut beiu9t. Som
menoen Sonntag Madmittag 4 lbr
apir5 ser bodtp. P. @Ifreo, 8. g. s.,
in ser 11nbefl. @mpfangniBhfirde Die
Stanoeslebre fir Ole Slnngenfra,len
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Nsit ieiucm @eto bat 8rafbei.t Suit

Neit ieincm @eto bat &&rafbeitt Suit
oie Diningbam-8urnetti6e Gtutpan.
.6enngsbin belegt unb ii6 Samtt In
Sen 9er5e,1 Der getpaltigen Mebrbeit
|ieiner M%abiipger Elm Denfmal gelebt,
oas borernoer ut oils Gr5 lr1o Stein.
9ei sen getpaltigen Mnitrenglngen,
|oie BOZ, peridie0enen Seiten gen1adt
muroen, &errn Enfts 3uitimnr1sng fur
oie 0orInge 5a1 getuimaea, geborte elm
gutter Gbetl MeltbH un0 l1eber5elaglrngss
trea,e baau, ous Madtnort 81 ipre.
|dlem. .gbre gebiibrt oatd Dem Wini=
tier fir Sa,,oel uno Mrbeit. Serr
Naael bot li6 in 5ieler 5nage ols get
treuer @atbgeber oes Nraiioenten er-
PROFIT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Das banfig beldriebenc .&apitel

9as bdnfis beidriebe1te &apitel
r@obltbdtigfett uno gergniigen" fin
oct einen g~ldn3enoen 8eleg in Der
AeuBera11rg 0es MaDors S. Stitt 8il=
sspn bon Gerfelp, gal. Muf enc @in=
laoa1ng gu Sent iabrliden Girer Der
San 6ranciseoer Gereinigtem 8obl=
MISREPRESENTATION erflarte Der
iurebtloie Mapor: u@s 5eigt jeoenfallS
po1p eirer gemobnQiden uno beioni=
lden @eitnara1tpg ether @ruppe bon
giirgern elmer @roBitaot oes 5tpat1-
5igiten Sabrbhnberts, ii6 gu einem
$500 8onfeH nie0eraatieben mabrem
8ilSer ge5eigt mer1em, Sic 0en @un=
ger uno 6ns @lenb Der Mrmutb illu=
itrieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
&iir5lid ,u11rbe in eirtem rbeiniid)en
i~;f,eroIpn WLnttp SCR NpfiirfMtl11d W1tS<

&iir5lid ,u11rbe in eiuem rbeimiid)e,t
.liberulen 8lntte ser 8efirdtltng Mns<
'orlld gegeben, 6em 8eneotftineroroetp
modte oarf DEM 1dditen @eneraltn=
pitel in Monte @alino ein ne1ler Bri=
mas nls Mn6folger bes erfranften
Mbtes @iloebrnm @emptinne uburdJ
pap1tlid)e Grnenm1ng" unter MlBer~
-fruftleblung 5es oem @eneralfapitel
%gebnbrenoen 8ablredtS anfge=
munger eroen. Son belt1nter=
ritteter @eite tpiro 5a1 0iefer Mad<
ridt erfldrt, DOB &apit &t1s x. mie-
berbolt fir SEN SAL zines 5uriftre=
tens 6es gbtes. &emptinne Sic 6rei<
felt ser 8nbI ourd5 bae Mebte oes Be
neoihineroroens algeiidert fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Sn elmer 5amitog Mbero il

@aISlHItS. 20 | .S sfE n1S9@9g
SSn elmer Snmitog Abero IN
ser &ropp=@aIe gebaltenen 9erian1m
lung muroe sic Organization eiues
Jog. nrgooiter Club" oerpoGiltdnoii9t,
beiien 81ped Sorin beitebt, on Sem ge<
|ibaftliden Mufbnu nnierer 5taot nod
beite1r araften mit5uapirfen. Solepb
@egler, 0eg11 balrptiddIi9 oie 0rga-
niiations-SSooee gu peroanfen III, fubrte
bei ser 8%eriammlung 6em @oriiB, urb
|Gbriit. 8lod 0iente oemielben als
|gdrtftpart. Sn ser beute Mbemo
itattfh1oenoen G%eriammlrng jon cine
permanente Organization pertpirflidt
merben.
80 Gels al DerIeiben auf cultinirte
|Sarme1n. 6ar1mers Gtate 8anf, ct.
|@lpuo, Minr. 16ba
49, SIR ser Jamilie Ses g%igarrer=
fabrifanter Sulius Mams itente iid,
I5onntag Elm mr11teres 50bnden,
COS t1eunte in ser &eibenfolge, Elm; es
|iit sizes 6te Is Srltbt Ger gliidliderr
lgbe, oeren ii9 bas nit &inbern 10
lreibli6 geiegnete glternpaar 5n err
frel1er fat. M1ge SOS neunte 50bm=
den gleid ieinen @organgern sen be-
gliidten gltern nl1r Srel16e bereiten!
Sn ser Saati1ie 8iIbelm 5aa1er
itelIte iid lebten Donneritng Morgen
elm nieolides M664en ein, 6as, 10
boffen nil, Sen begliidten gltern redtt
biele Sreuoe mod)en miro.
- Seit lebtenr Samitog liegt @err
Mnoreas @raber bon ser Girma @rl1~
Der & 60. idtper erfranft nieoer, MOO.
au elm @l1titur5 @eranlaiiung gege-
Ben. &offentli6 miro &err @nuber
fem 9eioen bob uberitanoen bobem
uuto er iuitanoe iein, iiihd tpieoer inter
Ser 5daar ieiner Srean6e 5u 5eigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
@aibinatuns @ebnrtstag ,tnb Gin

Mnlbt1gtDnS WebltrfSfd9 11no Sth'
coins liege1r 10 maize bel e%inanoer, Dob
Sic Seier Des einen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lie pp,r 0e,1t ibr gebiibremoen @lar6 ct
mas abgeben nuaB on bie oes onoere1;
Se,m lie fsioe inn ga1l5en 2a1toe als
nationale Seiertage feiflih 5l bege-
zen, Sufiir retdt sic 3eit ro1tloler @r=
merstbatigfeit mdt aus. Meebr als ben
&iertelr Slrli f0n1ren mir urs faum
Ieiite,e = u1ro in SER mabt Die ltetige
@erHftbfaittiigfeit ldp1r tire gtngrtffe.
@ir miiiien uns 0aber 0apal1f be-
ldral,ten, oer Snge in pereinselten
6eiern, lit Sdulem, in @ereinen etc.
81, Qecenfete, iSie ltb fir lrrle r Tolf
ar oas 9ehen ser beiSen groBen Mar't
uer fniipen, II. ite IN einem Btloe 55l1=
ianunen5ufuilen. IS iino Ole betoen
gr0Bten, sic Sic politiide@e ididbe Ser
@ereinigten Staaten berporgebnadt
4at. Sn ib1pen lit alIes perforpert,
pos mir als gtgemidyaften 5es belte11
8iirgertbm1s r~adfommenoen Gene
rotienem meiter bererbt gu fIeben miin-
lden, tpie es uuf 11ns fum. Sem biir=
gerliden &er5en itebt 2incoln bel
leidf nm ndditen, feline 9ebenS5eit
reidH npdy in 6ie at1riere bepein, naro
oie uielen. berrlidpen, e0len 3iige lei
mes @eiens un6 @barafters iin6 midt
5u meit 5uridltegenbe Spootiom.
Selbft 1pen,1 er nidt 6en Martertoo
baiitte iterben muiien, tpiirSe er ols
leudtem0es @orbiD gelten. SSn @dib-
ington perebrt 6as @olf ben eigentli-
der Gater 6es @aterlan6es 1lrn6 fennt
i'm ols SEN &riegsbe1oen iopob mie
als Se11 meitbliden6en Staatsma1n,
Ser sic Submit 5es 2a1roes nit pro-
pbetiiden1 @eiite -porousiab a111 fir
iie 9ebren gab, 6ie gu beber5igen BENT
omerifaniiden 8olfe nod ieoer0ett
gum 5eaen geneien lit. M0ge es me
pergeiien SER groBen @orbil6ern
1urd itrenges, lelbitfritiides Madei-
fern Sen Dunf ser @erebr11ng 51a 5ol-
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Sr 6ergus Sails, tpobin iie sur
8ebatolalng gebradJt tullroe, 1T SRI
emma 8iidaubs i'm Sitter bon 26 Sab
rem geitorben. Montag Morgen fauo
sic geeroigu1lg bon SET aatbeorale
aus itatt.
Die 6. 8. 5orm 5dub-G om-
parp Fat iid inforporirt; 6. g. Gong
tit 8rdfi6ent, 6. 8. Garm, Sefret6r
unb Marager umo 6. M. Milion,
Elm befan1ter Gorn1er bon Mapbep
Safe Sdatmeiiter. Die neue @eien-
idaft fat .on Montag oas poroem nm.
ter ser 6irma 5arm & 2%agergreenf
gefii6rte sdqtbgeiddft a1tgetreten.
- Sc lift bas AueQmaiier, meldes
oas Golb Spring Bier un0 Sen Mal3-
Grtroft 10 beribmt madt. lift
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
gtaot: u enigfeiten.

- SIM ct. Soiepbs Mltepbeim
itarb Montag Morgen int porgerud-
ten Sitter Don SO Sabren 6rau Mario
@obr. Die 2ei9e 1pur6e 1ta9 Dem
&ouie fires in ct. Soiepb wobnenoe1r
|5obnes Neter @nbr gebrodH uno
Mittmo9 Morgen na9 einem porber
gebdltenen @equiem auf oem 0ortigen
@ottesoder beeroigt. M0ge ole Dn=
bingeidieSene in 5rie0en ruben!
@eidmilter alara un6 Gres3enr
tia gnberle tebrten 5amitag bon els
ner ieds 8odgen Gangen @eife, Ole ite
BIS na6 Sot Springs, Mrfu bradte
no ite 8eil1de eritntteten, nod 81.
.@ltoo 5l1riid. Sn gbioogo mabte
0as @ei9miiterpaar Die Saiionein-
fdiufe fir lire MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der in Ser bieiigen @ormaliidl1le
fir 6ieleS Sa5r geplante CONNER
#stll%oienfurius miro iteben @od)en
Iatroauern lt1po ont Montag, ben IS.
Stunt, ieinen Mnfa1lg rebmen. 8on
Der observation-disclosures INT Be
troge Don $4,000, sic fir oieie 5ont-
merfurie n gemadt 1pa1r0en, faiiut 81.
|gGolpo Sic 9l1mme bon $4,000 gu:
Serr un6 Srm1 6. S. 2noner
begaben ii9 Montag Mbeh mad sen
8pilingsitd0ten, no Serr 2n6ner 6er.
Minneiota Dealers Convention BEL
|tpobnte. Son BORT miro er nah SSddt-
ionpine GGlori6a, neiien, no ct sic gaas
|tional Suromare Dealers Contention
mitmaden miro. Muf Der &eimreiie
miro er iih III &ot 5pringg1 Mrffz
|oufbalten 11ro ieine Mbtpeienbeit BON
ct. CLOUD mirb eitten Meor1ot attr
.6altern. Ser Mtattnneioto Saropnre
IDealers Contention nobnte altdy
9err Nic. 2fibert bon bierbei
sssseene @loge, Ole 6l1rh sic Walt-
ter 7Sssdbpe alten @'eorg earring
ton nif 6en grl1no Fin gegen stpei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Sisul1g NIT sen 2ebrern, III ser Sri.
1arriet Mbeeler cine Mniprade iiber

sSlSlltD ltll VtIt. NbU@tlNH w OCl UtA.
@arriet Mbeeler cine Mniprade iber
Observation-Disclosures in ben
Granddaughter" urD SRI. Nictoria
@Iabn1aier aus 2intonnille cine iolhe
iber r8rimdr=M ateriaI" balten miro.
sSn ether Merchandising oes bie=
itge11 Commercial Club mur6e ein
aus oen 9errel1 IS. q. sboemafer,
|9ouis Brolpn, 6reo 5bilplin, g. 80.
Mag1ruion u1b 81. 6. 8uflep BEL te=
bender Musidub ernannt, ser Nrron=
gernents treffen ion fir cine &efbe
bon Ser anmlungen, in 6ener offent=
liGe M1lgelegerrbeiten beiproden ner=
sen iolen.
- @ir. be5abIen bier 3ro5ent an.
8eit0epoiiten.. 5armers state 8atf
of st. CLOUD, Minn. 16ba
- InB es in ct. GIou5, reip. in
Ser unbefledten gmpfdnenibgemeins
Sc, ser Sungfrnuen cine grobe Mn=
aabl gibt, Benefit Ole Sbotia6e, bab
|iib, einem Aufruf oes bodm. &far=
rers, p. Mlfreo, 3. g.. s., folgenb,
gu elmer Dienitng Mbem I'M fatboli-
idet Gla1bbauie g~ebaltenen @eriamm-
lung, oeren melt uber bunoert einz
|fanben, bon Semen iih gege1 80 benz
in Ser @etnein6e beitebet6en Suing
frauenzgerein nni6loiien.
Sobn &nutlon, meIdoer ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ols Mitglieo
angeb0rt uno ols ioldes in 6eretp
letten 5iblng ieines b%ubembafften Be
tragens megem 5lredtgetpieien mur6e,
mag iib unliebiame Madtpirfungen
nuf sen SAILS la6en, mettt ct it6 nod
meiter oarin gefalem iolte, in
&bleten, Sic er IN '@i%rculation
iehen ldBt, eeniiie Mitglteoer ser @r=
hieburgsbeb0roe nit Gbifanen gu be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Sem 6errn Sic. 8Dnner, sem ghe

9em @errn Sic. @Dnner, benz Gbef.
ra0actel1r ser in Dltbuql1e, Soma, er=
ideinenben 2ure1nburger @aoette, gin
gen oieier Gage sic Dofumente gu,
ourd nelde unier 81. @ater, @opi1
8ias K 5enieIben gu einem Sitter
bes Sr6ens oes FL. @negorins bes
@roBen ert1a11nt fat, 5n tpelber @66re
mir 6em @errr Conner nriere nobl-
gemeinte @ratuIntion entbieten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
9anf Der in Ser lekten &orarei

9anf Der in Ser lekten &pngrek.
ieiiion at1genomute1ten 5bermooo'ider
Sill miro iid Der ~0ieshalige 8etrog
Der 8eapiaigung fir @eniionen out
$50 W%eilionen Collars belnufen p6er
auf fInf3ebm Mi1ionen mebr nls i'm
lebten Sabpe. 8entgitens fat sos
Sous oieien 8etrag g~uteebeiben, a1tr1
ser Senat miro nidt Ole Courage bn=
Ben, i'm 5a1 perminoern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

@ie Or. Mnna sbatp, 1niercs Seb.
Dps 8uienfrenn0tr, erfldrt, miro oas
5rouetdtimmredt idon int Sabre
1920 in Sen 8ereinigten Staaten ol=
ge!nein gu &raft beiteben. Die Dame
mag redt baben 5urral mern Biz 90
fin Ser Staatslenot bon Minnejoto
iei1ren gegentpartigen 5ta1p0prtrft ol1s
gibf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Midt eber beiratben at lupllen, als
Bis Sen 6rauen 6as SttmmreM ge=
mabrt mou0em iit, 5aS lit Ole %1rel1eite
grflarung ser englii9en Sa1ffraget-
ten. Ser Simmel legne iie fir 0ielen
@ntldluB!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

SIR sic @ereinigten staaten 1T es
5ien1lm gleidgilfig, mer ol1g benz llek.
ten groben Ringen nm Die &errii1n1t
in Merifton ole 5ieger berborgeW. Tins
fann es MIR 6arntf mfontnen, DOB
oie Nndfbarrepa1blif ein Dberbalapt
erbdH, Dos Hllfe llrn Or6nlrng I'm
Gamble 'dsnffftt nb &a116ell itft6 Wnnoel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

@elegenbeiit 5ur gntfaltlng gibt. Stp
3pilden ba,pbelte 8rdij0ent Gait CANA
|meiie, i1poem CT oas meritanii6e @olf
|ieines @pblmoneng periiderte, aabet
ater nidjt penidumte, Seer lr,6 Blotte
auf ole 6alen bereit 5u llbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Nngeiidts Ser @reme1 beg merifa-
niiden @iirgerfrieges fan1r man NUT
boffen, 0oB Tie fir ate 3ufunft ols
abibredenSes 8eiipiel nadmirfen mer=
SEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

@iaroeu bic Sarfen MIR ben Mutb
baben, es iid) ielbit ein6ugelteben, mie
tief Tie in Ger Natlde iiben, 10 mare
Oas gl1be oes &rieges lofort in greif=
bore 9eahe aeriidt.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-14
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bers of the family-in fact, for all
men, women and children hat think,
ak and read. 1t should be in every
home, school and place of business,
ready for use every day.
Mail orders will be filled on the
same terms, the receiver to pay eX-
press charges.
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This jingle is for those who try to smile
at toll and reason why" who will not
let the household cares crush down life's
other glad affairs. You'll find, where
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WHY SOME REFUSE
CHRISTIANITY
EVANGELIST POINTS OUT REA-
SONS FOR MANY FAILING TO
BECOME CHRISTIANS.


Mr.. Smith announced last even
ing that he purposed making today
GNriday) the most interesting and
important day to date The after
noon service will be in line with
that ambition. The subject of the
Bible talk will be The Christian
Walk" Mr.. Smith will relate an
amusing incident from his
railroad life. The message is Il
he usually delivers 20 a union Sun
day morning audience, and he asks
The Christians especially to make
this a sort of afternoon-Sunday-
morning service. Special singing a
feature.
A Commute prayer meeting will
be held at 7 p. n. These short
services are proving an inspiration
to all who attend,
At 7:30 p. m. Director Gilmore
will conduct a rotsing song service.
One of the musical features will be
tbs rendering of an arrangement of
Remember Now Thy Creator" by
the choir of the First Methodist
church. This number will be sung
BY request of the Evangelist, who
recently heard it, and who says
those who miss it will miss it"
sure. Mr.. Smiths subject vii. be,
What 1t Costs to Be a Christian"
It will be as interesting to the
young as to the older people, and,
being Friday, the young people are
urged to attend.
The attention of the men OF the
ity is called to the great mass
meeting for men, which will be
Held next Sunday at 3 p. m, Wher
Evangelist Smith, himself an old
railroad man, will tell the thrilling
story of Win McClure-the res
cue of a railroad engineer. A Wom.
ems meeting will be held at the
same hour at the First COngrega
tfonal church, Mrs. j. n, Maclean t.
be the leader.
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promise when he said: He that
willeth to do His will shall know the
teaching, whether it be of God, or
whether l speak of myself and God
never failed His promise. Will %
will to do His will and thus know?
Again, are not non-Christian,
and therefore unsaved, because you do
not understand, for people unsaved
here tonight. know what they should
do concerning the Christian life, as
well as they know the way home.
But they do not do it. simply because
they do not want to. 1t would be an
insult for me to say, you are a lot Of
ignoramuses and do not know what it
means to be a Christian That is
another thing which I have tested
again and again. You men saw
me do so last Sunday, and when
I asked the great audience of men
gathered here, the question: DO you
understand what it means to be a
Christian, and do you know it is
right Men stood as one man to
answer yes. I ask you why it is that
men and women who are absolutely
honest in other things and who would
be ashamed to refuse to do what they
admit to be right, will say in n act
it is right to be Christian, and yet re-
fuse to do right in the next? I tell
you there is but one answer-they do
not want to. The text answers, 'Ye
will not come unto Me-
The discussion of the searching
theme of tonight, is not complete
without calling attention to the fact,
that zoe in creation has honored nan
above all, by giving him a mind with
which to grasp and a will with which
to choose, and no man therefore can
say that God is a monster for damn
ing souls, for God never damned a
soul. and never will. If you are lost,
it will be because you will to be-be-
cause you choose to be and O because
God wills YOU to be. For, as we
learned at the beginning. He wills that
all should be saved, but He cannot
save YOU against your stubborn will
Our Wills are supreme and have all to
do with our salvation. n YOU will
be saved or lost as you Will when
YOU leave this hall tonight. God help
YOU to say, I will, and to say it right
now"