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The Dickinson press., 1913-03-01
Ed. Monaugh of Medora was in the
city Tuesday.

Ed. Monaueh of Medora was in the
city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd RAIDER were NOV
ing to their farm north of the city on
Thursday and Dr.. and Mrs. Bailey were
moving into the RAIDER house on Friday,
having purchased the same last week.
Mrs. Harry Young. Mrs. Wells Taft
and Mrs. VIM. Doernine. daughters of
the late Mrs. Eva Young of Belieid,
were in the city Monday doing some
shopping and visiting at the A. A.
Dinsdale home.
DR.. S. W. Bailey received three new
Cadillac cars this week. T. D. Casey
and T. J.. Anders of Halliday each took
one Of the five passenger cars and the
doctor will keep the third for his own
use.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Anders were the
guests of Dr.. and Mrs. S. w. Bailey
last Saturday. Mrs. .Anders left in the
evening for Stevens Point. Wis, where
she will visit at her old home for some
time and Mr.. Anders returned to their
home at Halliday.
Joseph Gamble will remain on his [
A ranch near Mound, North Dakota. un-
til he sells the place or until fall when
he thinks possibly he will move to
Arizona OF Colorado. Mr.. Gamble also
has horses and other property to sell be-
fore he finally winds up affairs in this
state.
Supt. L. r. Waldron was expecting
Thursday to be called to Michigan any
day on account of the illness of his
father. He hardly expected his father
to recover 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Waldron visited his son at the
Dickinson experiment station a year
ago last summer.
W. c. Pelton was in Saturday from
his farm near Melby. Mr.. Pelton's farm
is within a short distance of the new
railway line. the rjeht-of-way for which
was recently purchased along Spring
creek as far west as the vicinity of
Melby and just q few miles from Mr..
Pelton. The line follows Sprind creek
from Stanton and MI. Pelton thinks a
town will be located neal Melby.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Co of this city have a car of mantel
settings on exhibition at the Products
Show in Chicago this week. W. r.
Brannon of Lowell. Indiana, went to
the Windy city during the week to look
after the handsome exhibit which the
local firm is making. MANAGER and
Mrs. W. S. Russell went down from
this city Tuesday night to be in attend
aDce at the mid-winter show for q few
days.
The Dickinson press., 1913-03-01

Chas. Wade of Halliday was in the
city on Wednesday to meet his wife,
who was returning from ar extended
visit at her old home in New York state.
Attorneys T. D. Casey and L. A.
Simpson were in Taylor Monday
Strengthening out some legal tanele for
the Peoples Telephone Company at
that place.
Mrs. Chas. Riebe and two little
daughters left Thursday for their home
in GainsborO. Sask,. after visiting sew
eral days at the home of Mrs. Riebe'
brother, MANAGER VIM. Goebel of the
new elevator here.
Mrs. T. Frank Roberts and daughter,
Miss Ella Roberts, spent a few days
the first Of the week with the former
lady's mother. Mrs. Margaret Roberts,
leaving on Wednesday evening for
Beltield, where they will visit her sis
ter. Mrs. George Pelissier, and again
visit another sister, Mrs. Max Steele,
at Glendive before returning to their
home near Bowman. MI. and Mrs.
Roberts are pioneer residents of this
country, having a horse and cattle
ranch in the Bowman vicinity for many
years. They also have a residence in
Dickinson, where they lived at differ
ent times for educational adv antages
for their children. Their son. Harry,
is now in the ranching business for
himself and both he and the father have
thoroughbred stock. The only daughter,
Miss Ella. is at home with her parents.
having recently finished school at St.
GATHERINGS, St. Paul.
The Dickinson press., 1913-03-01
Daqlum
Mrs. ALB. johnson is on the sick list.

Mrs. ALB. johnson is on the sick list.
Ed. Dolen is assisting G. A. Hosfeld
haul grain to South Heart
Robert Holm made a quick business
trip to Dickinson last Monday.
Farmers are busy fixing up their farm
machinery and cleaning seed grain.
Frank Dozen is back after one months
visit In South Dakota and Wisconsin.
H. K. Nichols of Dickinson made q
business trip out here in his auto last
Monday.
Helmer VOLTA and Jens Jacobsen
bought a feed mill aad are grinding a
lot of feed.
Ed. Erickson left last Thursday for
Bryant, S. D.. to visit his old home for
two or three weeks.
School No. 8 started up last Monday
in Mrs. 7. A. Hosfelds house with Miss
Ethel White as teacher.
Carl Thomas returned home last Fri
day from the eastern part of this state.
where he visited friends for two weeks.
Ed. Busey is is staying with his
brother, ]. N. Busey, assisting with the
chores: J. N. has been on the sick list
part of the winter.
G. F. Harold sold his interest in the,
threshine and plowine RIG to C. r.
Peterson. Emanuel and G.. p. Peterson
are now the owners of this outfit.
Arthur Rowland received a message
from Berisford. S. D., last week, telling
OF his brothers. sudden death. Mr..
Hovland took the train from New Eng
land the mex day to attend the funeral.
His brother was in the drug business.
The Dickinson press., 1913-03-01
Business Locals

Select oyster stews at the Grill Cafe.
2-qtf
Wanted-A girl for general housework
God wages. Mrs. w. F. Burnett.-Adv,
1-4-tf.
Money on hand for Farm Loans.
10 delay. See Everett. +6-tf
For Sale Two gray eeldings. Can
. seen at experiment station. Dickin-
,n.-adv. 2-22-2t
The only place you can get the cele-
rated Carney c6al is from A. A. Dins-
ale. Phone 2o6 L for information.
DIV. 1-25-tf
WANTED Capable mechanic to bid
n repair work on traction engines.
lone but capable and sober men need
pply. Holland-D akato Landbouw Com
agnie, Belfeld, N. D. adv-1-25-tf
For rent.-Single furnished room.
18th heat and bath. Down town. $40
q month. Inquire at the PRESS. 2-8-tf
The Dickinson press., 1913-03-01
Local News

W. F. Gobius had business in the
ity or Tuesday.
Joe Hushka was in Dickinson on
uesday from his Dunn county farm.
Frank Sevela was in from Snow on
nesday with a load of wheat which
Q sold at nc per bushel.
The Dickinson press., 1913-03-01

You can say goodbye to constipation
with a clear conscience if you use Cham
berlain's Tablets. Many have been
permanently cured by their use. For
sale by all dealers.-adv.
The Dickinson press., 1913-03-01
ROYAL
Baking Powder

is the greatest Of modern
time helps to perfect cake
and biscuit making. Makes
home baking pleasant and
profitable. It renders the
food more digestible and
guarantees it safe from
alum and all adulterants.
The Dickinson press., 1913-03-01

For rent-two rooms, hot water heat
inquire of Mrs. Mary Kupper.adv. ELSA
The Dickinson press., 1913-03-01
white FABRICS

White Goods Prices take a big drop, and wise
shoppers will be quick to profit. Here are a few
for your attention.
LINWEAvE, the sheer white fabric, of quality,
grace and durability = last seasons sensation = this
seasons necessity; double fold, 80, 81 in. wide in plain,
stripe or check, soc quality 2ae; CSC quality 27e.
Fine White Wolfe, 40 to AZ in. wide m
double fold lin cream also); an excellent
soc quality at wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
RIVER NEWS

We OFT - boat tosa.ilg o.. Ir,a!
W. 2 Yesterday was rat-or r. q.,e, dav
along th- fiv'r front TIE Liberty az
f''"d ao'lt nidn.s ; from Malta mor,s
~" "ili depart for that ct, a. II o'c,,c.
this morning
tf" 'hi" % 8 aeI..cI to pass down
'..~ morning. az @o.c.oUk. bound :sr cine
IN al. SAe Was due yesterday u.-r-
10 iif was !eiay ed a day in P~ittSbsrs-
WIZ" e t~" re essay repairs we're To-
ing made. ~ w.
IT," rlver VAS practically s~,a,.o,a,v
'N section E"stsriay. a!thsurn
~ prospects for a rise. IL vas
N"'''i -ast uig.t. unless heavy rsIns f4II
or me watersheds The lower river M
NE NlcNcrten dam recorded a stage ~
i't', the lowest marn ~ ~. ,e.r
VIE ne pool measured If6 feet.
re fyilpVirg notice has been sent ONT
% J"fN"y. inspector uf o.. Pom
''-hiI lISHf."uS" district
.~'U.rnat4. ohio. Aux 9th fa.-
M"S~'I tfi pilots are hereby rDf.ffad
'I tHe f"ii"" 20 'rargrs 20 lights IN -b-
.pg'r bH.H river
liit'' cock Landing. I.iet ~. 7.5 rss
been dis, oufiuu.d
q "fnden Cool No~As L.-f No &C. .,e
"'". '"'an. ei "r O." eft tara. g.
% JEEvEY. Inspector
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07

home IN Patterson after a short visr
VIII frltnos at Roneys Point
itoE Wki 10 at present visiting
friends In Pittsburgh.
= Il Fisher was a business caller In
~Aoundsville YESTERDAY.
Louis Sax. OF Fulton. was n business
caller 81 sand IIil YESTERDAY.
Mrs NJ. \. and Mrs. q. u LaShley. or
t.lm Grove. weer calling on rrferns in
Glendale YESTERDAY.
Henry Sedgwick. 81 tho Martins Ferry
Times. was "a business caller Ia Film
Grove yesterday
Squire Seib-rt - making an EFFORT 20
have the poles IN front OF his ofrice
moved as uley exclude the liKat from
Ais oTice.
Herman SchutIer. 81 F'llton. was
calling "u relatives ia Triadelphta last
night.
The directors OF tle State bank met
tuesday evening In regular session. Reg
ular business was transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
Pike Briefs

7 .lf'u .o-n.fi u-f last night ir regl-
.tf monthly sessor ard trsn=a. tel some
important business The meeting v.s
NOTED for l's iafg'
TIE small child uf r... S@.ser-,f =
reported 10 % this w-rrG
p. J.. Robin SON. ~ VllnHI4Nr. U.s. .ffrft.
Dr. frdlsDOsed a. o = home.
George Jones. ~ Etw Grove uafs f,
business trip tI WaiWurI eur@rdav .u
Moor "ar.
wins TrYFse'l. - Dallas was p b.eI-
fr-- caller Dr. i.lW rru'e Festerts..
MI and Mrs. 1G I. Trr--a. as Fin.
Grove. were Visiting r. ends .. Ter-stf-
tarfa yesfsfdss.
Tom Bsli. ~ Cleveland vas h..i.
ness .allel boz Elm Gro'e e-f.-.4-
Ftri Iforr rrpoI. w.Y as f.er .,...e
d. ig IurfHltE-er'.
Samuel INNS fra "r..r.sH - -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
win Play To-day.

What promises 60 eclipse any thing m
tho baseball line, and bring 20 tie notice
OF the ball public some first class play
ers. VIII be the game betw cen the EN-
ployes oc the West Virginia Traction
Company'S pike division and IL CIV
Hallway team. Tire game Will lie called
this morning at 10 O'Clock sharp. and
from then until the end OF the ninth in
ming Will no doubt bc fast and exciting
Tho pike bows claim they VIII beat tie
city bunch So badly that they VIII have
20 lay or work ;etau~e - their 1ur.
The lineup FOR a." pike fellows Will hr
lioye. catcher. SrHut" pitcher. Dixon.
first. Eikey. second. lamps. short foI
-'7. fr'-' Grand-ftN. night. FLYNN. ccI-
ter, and kiieen. left. In fhe pitching star
t..s Lain nat t.rN have fs~ hest oG'-
Stle 81 Render. TIE game VII be pia' e.
on the Forty-severth street grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
A Eive.cent Wa,hmnman

In Evanston. Illinois. washwomen
get from 81 10 $3.50 per day. and
carfare TO and from work. Five years
~ they got $3.50 "A day. Naturally
wash day IL an expensive day there.
But now women everywhere are learn
ing of a wash-day worker that only
costs a nickel. Easy Task laundry
soap does haif the work all bv itseIf.
saves money. saves time. saves fuel.
v health and saves clothing.
Many ONE say il solves the ser
want problem Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07

Tile mammoth harvest HON. ant ufc-
- 10 be held by the farmers % the
vest Alexander Grange will h. h-l.
Nat'rda\ pa the Pennsylvania town. This.
ana - being boosted by ever citizen
't IN" I'VE counties that TINS grange
r~iutfHc-r During th- day I~sfr~shmerts
VIII De served ON tA' round ana q
small admission Zee VII b- charged tt
nom u.lr tie eNL.m... u tHn -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07

While returning ,p WIe-lug seSte--
d-v afternoon the WOW car ON tho Pfte
division Of the " -. y 4 T. CO.,
Jumped the rack - IIv Grove. near
Robiusou's blacksui.u elpp T.- .s the
Din where tire sVter- v~ improvements
are being made Zoo - rack atf for a
time work was held 1872 The s.r-G 10
was disrupted fn~ about Al hour during
'h@ trouble The ca-- is supposed -
nave heer the rails spreading THIS .z
n point IN favor ur ITO property owners
MI" have been wanting the traction.
"1wps'v 10 move frH fr1sA9 fl ft- mfT-
do ~ ne street because 90 the da,.-
HEe witch might DO lDr. ry q tlrauav
car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07

MENICO CITY. August 6-Aueeiny
tndt me state OF the country is s,cb
mat II will be impossible 10 mold n
P~residential election October %. the
uate previously Set. the Catholic ron
Vention agreed late tonight NO, 10
nominate a candidate for The presi.
dehcy, II reserved the right 10 re-.
for this purpose IN the event
10. ttace Is restored 10 such an ex-
t"nt that he holding OF elections vii
become possible. "
ne debate over the resolution MOI,
% nominate a candidate developed an
ahu-Ailerican speech by a delegate
rom the federal district. VINO chareed
mat The condition OF the country Vas
dur 10 the non-recognition OF the gov
eminent by the United States Tbs
speaker advocated hat the convention
axe no action which would further
divide the Mexican people who n.
SAID should present a united front In
case or war With the United states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's au.
thorized pay stations:

Company $ oflce. corner Teih &
Chapline Street, Wheeling. ". Va.
tank OF Fulton. Fulton, ". Va.
the First National Bank. Elm Grove.
Nest Virginia.
State tank OF Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. West Virginia.
ray your electric Eight. water n
gas bills al the most Convenient nav
station. &. ID JUNKINS. Treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07

. .a'iies of tie - James e. ape, -
I'm Grow" Lad r. very zll.tss*ll lawn
'' last evening on the stein lavu. The
lawn Was neaufifIlI, decorated with
as and electro lights iutersperssd by
"'panese lanterns All through IN. even
."S r"fl's merits we've serN ed and n neat
= IN. W. LeLL-.eL ~ IL. -.----
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excellent programs every day at the
Ssolz ehautauqus ending August r.
Daily band concerts. baseball ana =
Nsriec program Of entertainers and or.
ators. Special program Sunday.
August 10.
VISIT the historic town Of Cadiz. o.
while the ehautauqus Is In session and
you viii find Il one Of the finest trlps
you ever enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
To Deliver Address.

" -. linn. the agrfcuiturab-, vfrr
denver an address % the farmers OF 10
section tonight in the CoNsetown sct.onl
'4Ne Al farmers are urged fp be
resent at this meeting and 20 nva.l
themselves or the Chance OF getting fer-
'!izcr az "A reduced rat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
Committee Meets.

The committed appointed 90 arrange
2 . social events ~ POO held tf -orrer-
ton With the OHIO Teachers IuStr.f"
during the week starting August g met
last ftg. 3u the Elm grove go O0l build
irE and elected g. ". Cuttings .Ha'rmar.
and Miss Ida Woodruff secretary ~ ~ q
romm'ttee. u vas daclIei 20 hold 2 o
annual soc il fonda evening Angus
-. at "'.io,S. Gro fhe Tifsf ~. T. c.4rr.
~ Elm Grove TIE aNai~ VIII consist ur
q short ttert~' program. followed Pos
r-efresHweufs consisting - 500 r-eam
and cake. The cake VIII h- donated ~
70 o. teachers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
lind DELAYED

-. ~ I'Nas VIZ .IUIr L-.I-
QUE u Mexico CITY. ass o.. p-rsor4
- i~rrsent1'ive of president Wilson vs.
'df'I .h lis iuIrrey to-ulctt when r.
Nv orleans. Texas and N.Nfro ,rri.
"h "Ll'H Dee le traVeIlirc. Was der, ..d
i'tt Some. Texas asst OF this r.t, III
INA was rot irIDreI and continued his
carney AFTER several ours DELAY
'H his arrival here. Al I.ys ,.r.
h"afd q special trtc--Irhau az art 49,
ecu %lufu"tI af"4y tp GalveSfor. uf.r..
W., saul t"-mor~"W ON TIE hattlrsHiu
New Hampshire FOR Vera cruz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07

Ifere was aus" "a little excitement
Fulton YESTERDAY morning At en-
one OF the large storage tanks 81 the
Wheeling Butchers association exploded
heard over the town. a-- -he reonIa we're
very anxious until they FOUND tIat no
serious damage lad been .lone. Fpr;u-
ratelv no one was standing close enough
10 be affected ly tie escaping steam
and contents r . cause is attributed 20
~ - fact that flc hal pumps were
rot working a. tee time tI1siug Z .
"a become o~garrr4 rEsT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07

Hesr Bishop Hughes. one % o..
greatest preachers M Awsrtrs III,
Cadit cnautauaus ncst sunday. Auoy,t
10. afternoon mi ~cvertnq
JUST = d~rNantful ride n YOUR auto
and = real Intellectual treat 20 bes,
'1Is great preacher Also hand 80
rrr'G and other feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07

W after Shafer. r J. Hoge.. Robt. Dim
Mey, Gus Hirt, Al. Nau' Frank Seiberf
frank Schan. Bernard IRE Srnutn. Leo
Harding and VIM. Hirt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
State Of Seine

MtNICO CITY. August ga des
patch from Guaymas 10 the German
charee de'anairs here says the s,reets
OF uayma are barricaded. the haI
Dor Is closed and the city il in a
stage OF seige. The dos
patch adds that the German COLONY
"a Itself in danger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
PienIo-

The annual outing or tho Methodist
church OF Triadelphil Was held AZ Biay-
rey'S grove YESTERDAY. Al uld-fashioned
dinner was served under the trees ard an
enjoyable time was spent by those pres
ont. All during the day tie crowd was
n1sily engaged ia carrying out a pro-
gram OF events The trip was made
over the regular cars OF he pike di-
vision and about two IUndred were pres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
WIN Enjoy outinI

Several OF the elite young men OF
Elm Grove. who have suddenly become
tired or the girls" and wishing 10 get
away where they viii not be bored by
their company for AT least a week. have
decided to 20 into exile along the banks
OF Wheeling creek and there spend their
otherwise valuable time catching ground
hogs and listening TO the bull frogs
stentorian voice during the early hours
OF an August morning. The place select
cd by the young men II better known a.
the Pfkers camp. and IL located about
three miles above Elm Grove. One 90
the members OF the party gently Wits
pered that they expected to- have corn
roasts. rnarshmallow toaSts and "A dance.
But II Will be lonesome" he went on TO
relate. Without the girls ToSe who
Will 20 are Tom Maurer chef. George
Jones. Harry Hallrt. Dick Miller. Clyd.
Rice. Peabody Atkinson. iocsr kittle.
and probably others
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.tEs district. the sYmlIa % being made
If l~fIfB Sie"r IHKomsr.lnu Who
rauEht tn- Offender about q " clbck eS-
f~rdaN mUrrfUE
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OUT-THE-PIKE
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work call
The c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.
Schmulbach Building.


Mystic Lodge knights or Pythiss Will
nolo It's third annual picnic AZ Blayney-
etoNe to-day. The trip Will he made
oHeI the regular cars OF the W. Va. r. q
= Co.. from Elm Grove. there having
peeh special excursion rates declared
over THIS division -Or this affair. Tie
Nhightr will be present with their FAINT
lies and n GOOD time Is expected by every
one VINO shall attend. The committee on
<irangenenDs Will serve coffee and
lemonade To the thirsty. during tho en-
tife day. OF course there viii be attn
!etlc sports OF all kinds Throughout the
Gay. such a. ball game. foot races.
wheeloarrow races. and ball throw for
tho men and needle threading contests.
nail driving and running aces for the
ladies. Even the children viii be weii
taken care Of In the way ~ piea\rable
events
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
WILSON'S PLAN
(centinusd from rtr. Pare,

foreign office OF the release OF BisSei.
Mcdonald and Herrell. the Americans
who had been held in a Chihauhau
prison since July Is. The foreign
office assured he Charge that the
matter OF an equitable compensation
for the loss OF an automobile. taken
from the Americans. had been of.
fered 10 the minister OF finance with
accommodation that the Most liberal
settlement permissible under the law
be made" The men were charge
with infraction Of the law in takinl
bullion out OF Mexico. Their rels ass
was demanded Uy Consul Le,cher a.
Chihauhau and by the embassy stan
in Mexico City. acting under instruc.
lions from Secretary Bryan.
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Five Americans Held.

MN YORK, August 6-Attorn.
eys for the MADEIRA Company. who's
Headquarters are in this city. have
notihed the state Department a,
Washington of tho arrest of FIVE OF
the Officers OF The company, all Amer
lcans. at Pearson and MADEIRA. Mex.
leo. by the Mexican Federal author.
lies and have also asked their T.
tease from the Federal government
Al Mexico City.
An executive officer OF the rom nan,
who made this known TODAY added
that he had received authentic infol
nation that the FIVE men had been
taken TO chihuahua City and held
there and that he had been
unable TO learn what they are U
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-16
Frank w. Bretnall. was from the
text II Peter. 1:S.

Frank w. Bretnall. was from the
text II Peter. 1:s.
The subject was the continuation
OF last Sunday mornings sermon
with emphasis on the building OF
the Individual that shall constitute
the brotherhood life.
The church has always had a sal
utary effect upon the world and has
ever been a savinE a3ancy despite
the fact that the human element has
asserted itself and that sometimes In
the form OF sin. The type Of life is
made up by the type of life OF the
Individual. Greater effectiveness IL
secured by the brotherhood idea be-
cause there is cohesion. The value
OF the dynamo depends on Its size.
II we can wind together a mass Of
Christians We shall get voltage and
not u sputterinK spark merely. There
IL vast amount OF energy unused In
the church because people are afraid
to say their souls are their own In
religious matters. and God IL looking
for men and women who will decide
upon a course OF action and by de-
termined effort carry II through to
u successful issue. When they saw
the boldness OF Peter and John
would either have been bold alone?
Fear Is overcome by the brotherhood
life. Nehemiah said: so we build
the wall for the people had a mind
to work" A mind to work added to
the hclpfulneas Of brotherhood life
will solve our difficulties.
The building OF this individual ID
worthy Of our consideration. The
church has two lines OF activity. the
salvation Of souls and social better
mcnt. When Peter lifted the nsan
nj the temple xai. he also lifted the
whole social life of Jerusalem for the
man by the healing virtue could 20
out to be . poaitive force for good.
The building OF III. Individual must
accord with these lines Of activity.
As stones In this character We men
iion those Paul cnumcraies. Faith
In u personal Savior. Moral Eoo,l-
ness. Gotily wisdom. self roncoulroi.
constnncy of purpose. reverence for
God In completeness. broih~riy love.
and love toward Eod--thc outsush-
Ing Of tho whole heart toward Him.
The sacrifice for oihcra arc mad.
through love. II wc build tho indI-
vidaai right. wc can do anything for
christ's sake.