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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06
Alumni Orator To Be The
Rev. Robert |. Hurts
President To Deliver The
bacCa|aureate Sermon
Commencement Day VIII Be
Monday June Is

Gambler, O., May 5-The following
Is the provisional program for the S5tt
commencement Of Kenyon College
commencing Friday. June 18th:
Friday, June 18th
1880 p. manual meeting of the
Board OF Trustees, Alumni Library
Saturday, June 14th
800 p. m.--Address before the Phi
Beta Kappa and the Literary Socle
ties by LeBaren Rsssell Briggs, LID,
Lift. D., Dean Of Harvard College
Cambridge, Mass.
400 to 900 p. m.-President's re-
ception.
500 p. m.-Senior play, Rosse Hail.
The class Of 1918 will present in Eng
lish "The Frogs" of Aristophanes.
$3.50 p. m.-Promenade concert, Col.
lege Campus.
Sunday, June 18th
1880 q. m.-Celebration Of the Holy
Communion. Church Of the Holy Spir.
Il. ,is
1880 .. Ordination service. Or.
dination TO the Diaconate by the bish.
op of Southern Ohio. d.
1880 p. .m.-College baccalaureate
service. Sermon BY the President Of
Kenyon College, et
$500 3. n. College singing by the
Glee Club. near Rosse Hall.
Monday, June 18th
900 a. m.-Morning prayer. Church
Of the Holy Spirit.
$3.50 q. m.-Eighty-fft commence
ment, Rosse Hail. Alumni orator, the
Rev. Robert L. Harris, '96, A. B., '99
Bex.. Rector of st. Marks church, To.
ledo.
1890 p. m.-Alumni luncheon, Rosse
Hall.
800 p. m.--Alumni business meet
ing, Ascension hall.
700 p. m.-Fraternity banquets.
Tuesday, Juno 18th
$500 a. m.-Bexley Alumni break.
fast. Colburn hall.
1000 a. m.-Tennis match, College
courts.
1900 M.-Reunion and luncheon Of
the Philomathesian and NJ Pi Kappa
Societies. Ascension hall.
2:30 p. m.--Baseball game, College
VS.. Alumni. Benson athletic field.
$3.50 p. m.--Initiation and supper Of
the Phi Beta Kappa Society, Ascension
hall.
$500 p. m.-senior reception. Rosse
hall.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06
LECTURES
Under Larwill Foundation At
Gambler This Week

The third course Of lectures under
the Larwill Foundation will be deliver
ed in Ascension Hall, Gambler, on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of
this week at o'clock by Prof. George
Edward Woodberry. formerly profes-
sor Of comparative literature In COL
umbia University. Professor Wood
berry is one OF the most distinguished
men In the United States and Is an
authority on literary criticism. The
title Of the course will be. Two As
poets Of Criticism: Creative and His.
torical." No admission .is charged and
the college will cordially welcome Wis.
itors from Mt. Vernon at the lectures.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06

sANNER WANT ADS PAv
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06
!, ADVENT|STS
To Hold Big Conference In
Washington, D. c.

The Seventh-Day Adventists In var
ious parts of Ohio. including Mt. Yer
non, are arranging to attend the quad
rennial meeting of the general confer
ence to be held In Washington, D. G.
May Is to June 8.
Mr.. J. H. Smith. president Of the
Mt. Vernon college, is one OF the dele
gates. Other Mt. Vernon Adventists
expect to attend the conference.
Every state In the union will be rep
resented by delegates and many i'm
portant matters will come before the
conference.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06

of Jury cases in the court Of common
pleas Monday morning for the next
three weeks, commencing on May 12.
Deeds Filed
s. l.. Black to BENJAMIN Shurr. lot
ls9. Buckeye proposed add. Mt Yer
non, $50. r.
Nathaniel McNeal to Leo. c. Aller.
ding, parcel in Elmwood subdivision,
$500.
Benjamin Kaylor to c. NJ Kaylor,
10 acres in Union, 81.
Clyde Farmer to Ella Robertson.
lot ~. Messmore add, Centerburg,
$3.50.
A. B. Cummings. admr.. to Eldon p.
Greer, 8 acres in Jefferson, $l06.S7
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06
WAR Is AveRrgp

: Cettinje, Montenegro, May 5-king
Nicholas of Montenegro decided today
to evacuate the fortress OF Scutari In
response to the demand Of the Euro
pean powers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06
Saving
To City IN Pumping Water
Explained By Council.
man Dublnsky
Mt. Vernon, O., May 8. 1918

Mt. Vernon, O., May s, 1918
Editor Banner
With reference to pumping the city
water by electricity, the undersigned
wishes it understood that he does
not In any way favor the pumping OF
water by electricity, any more than
he favors pumping water by any other
method or system. He is, however,
heartily in favor Of any method or
system Of pumping whereby saving
can be made for the tax payers of Mt.
Vernon.
Figures show that It Is now costing
the city about $500 q year to pump
the water.
The purchase of new pump by the
city, will. by reason Of added expense
in the way Of interest, depreciation,
repairs and general upkeep and also
the expense of new building. cost
the city at least $500 q year.
The Electric Company agrees to DO
this pumping and also pump 7h%
more than is now being used, for
$1,000 which is $2,500 less than 1t now
costs or $3,500 less than 1t would be
with the proposed new steam pump.
In other words, the city will save at
least $4,000 in ten years over and
above what 1t now costs to pump the
water. Furthermore, II the. city in
stalled the proposed steam pump, they
would at the end Of ten years, be out
$50, 900 and have wornout steam
pump, to say nothing Of the wear and
tear on the boilers and other machln-
cry. On the other hand, IL the Elec-
trio Company does the pumping, the
city will at the end OF ten years be
100000 richer and the Electric Com.
pany will have the worn-out pumps.
Some question has been raised as
to the attitude Of the insurance un.
when pumping is done by
electric pumps. It is fact that II
can be shown that this method Of
pumping Is just as acceptable to the
insurance people as any other system.
In this instance the present steam
pumps and auxiliaries will be kept In
operating condition so that in case the
electric pumps 90 out Of commission.
the steam plant can be operated as It
ls now.
II electric pumps are Installed, the
city water works will be. In n better
position to furnish continuous service
than now for the reason that two
separate pumping systems will be
available.
1t should not be forgotten that the |
advance in the price Of fuel
will increase the city's costs Of pump |
ing water as time goes by. On the |
,ther hand this will not be felt by the |
,ity II the pumping Is done by outside |
parties. /
The writer wishes to state that all |
he favors is to get the pumping done |
'or the people as cheaply as possible.
An opportunity to save thousands of
iollars for the taxpayers of Mt. Ver-
lon should not be allowed to slip by.
II the reader Of this communication |
Knows of any reason why the city Of
Mt Vernon should not enter into q
ieal Of this kind. he is respectfully |
to state his reasons.
JACOB DUBINSKY,
Councilman Second Ward.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06

Assignment Of casss--
Judge Jewell made an assignment
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06
SENTENCES REVISED

Washington, D. c., May 5-The cir.
cult court of appeals today sustained
the decision In the contempt cases,
but revised the sentences as follows
Gompers 30 days in jail and fines
Of $500 each for Mitchell and Morri.
son.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06

Ladies' and children's garments
cleaned, pressed and repaired. All
kinds of ostrich plume work done.
L. A. Fitz, 5l2 e, Hamtramck, phone
922-black. ts
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06
DISAGREED
Did The Jury In The Case
Of Dr.. Smith

Springfield, O., May 5-Tbe jury in
the case Of DR.. Arthur B. Smith,
charged with poisoning his wife, Flor.
ence vavileer Smith. disagreed today
after II hours deliberation.
Judge Hagan declared mistrial and
dismissed the jury. No official an
nouncement was made as to Just how
the Jury stood.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06

Administrator Appointed
J. b. Sellers has been appointed ad
ministrator Of william Lyman Merrin
giving bond in the sum Of 500, will
Park B. Blair and Lewis B. Houck al
sureties.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06
3 Commissioners In Session

Guardian Appointed--
p. A. Berry has been appointed
guardian ad litem Of Ellis Humphrey
In the probate court Of Knox county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06
PLEADED
Guilty Did MagIey And Given
3 Yeafs IN The Pen

Columbus. O., May 5--George J..
Magly, secretary OF the failed Teutonia
Savings and Loan company. suddenly
changed his plea to guilty to the
charge Of making false reports to the
state building and loan department
Monday morning when his trial was
to be resumed.
Judge Kinkead ssntsnned Magly 70
three years In the penitentiary.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-06
AVIATOR KILLED

Akron, O., May 5-Charles Carlson.
aviator, was killed at Silver Lake this
afternoon by . fall Of 200 feet from
an aeroplane.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

sort feiieln. @era6e mie in
Minneiota lit bier Ser CONNER fur5
un6 Ser @inter gu lang uno 6arum
ma9t man &eu, 10 lange sic Come
idei1t. Cine Ser pielen Sniela be-
berbergt SEN Dinrgar6, unb in
ioIdem mie6er lit 5fanen, eine
grobe eineefrie0igte Mnlage, sic NIT
6elsbugeln, Seen, 8al6, @ieien
un6 Geloern cine @erani6aulidung
ser 8o6engeitaltung S6me0enS,
giebt. &ier iin6 @drfer aus alien
@egenoen 6es &0nigretdes, I'M Ori=
ginal bertransporttert rn6 aufgelteat
l1n6 in Sen SIC taurationen fleioen
lib sic MnfmGrterinner in ibren Cant
6eStra6ten. gonntag aber lit @ala<
tag, Damn tragen sic Narfaufieber
lire flei6iamen l1niformen aus gu
ftap M6olf's 8eit un6 6ie 2applan=
ser miiifen ii@ SOS @elidt maiden.
Die 9ebteren, 6enen man onf SEN
Norfmegen nit Srou nn6 &i116ern,
bo6bepadten &enntbteren nn6 gut
6reiierten @11n6en %begegnet, MAIDEN
6esbalb einen re6t guten @tn6rtd.
Sssr ibrem Eager fiibren Tie 6em Bn=
blie11m ibr Moma6enleben Dor, mab<
reno sic &inber NIT ibren i9onen
idmar5en Mugen etnen 10 11ni6ul6ig
bitten6 ani6auen, 6aB man ibnen
|i9on einige 0re in bos i9mubige
&Gnoden 6riiden muB. Sonntag
fann mon~ mdbreno ser Stride meoer
bier, nod in @todbolm ielbft, in hi=
11em 0ffentliden 2ocale, 6as lit 5pi=
i9en II nbr Mtttags Biz 1 l1br
Ma9mittags un6 BON 6 Bis Z l1br
Mber6s, gtpas 5n eiien ODER trtnfen
befommen, a%usgenommen WaIier.
@ier lit es mir paiiiert, 6aB cine M1f<
pdrterin ii6 beleioigt fiiblte, a1s ih
ibr Elm Srinfgel6 %offerierte. 9a iagt
man nun, es gdbe nidts Neues ut<
ter ser Come. Mm 5nbe 6es 9 jur=
gor6 liegt Ser Circus SrIanbo
un6 ii%ber5eugte MIDI cine 8oritenung
me1fer ib b%eimobnte, bab 6as bieiige
lei6t GIT frieoen 5t ftenen
DoB bier ser Militarismus
fein itrammer bemerfte ib zines
gben6s in @ufieIbaden9or=
5 e n, mo- Elm 2erttnant nit ol1f ge=
fnopftem &ode, gelben Sduben un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

Sibt man bier bes NabmittagS ooer
Nbenbs 10 6ringen aus oen benab=
barten 2ocalen sic Gone geodmpfter
Goncertmul ic beriiber, mel6e in 6ie=
ler StiQe, gemil6t nit 6em leiien
&uui9en 6eS M61ar Stro=
mes, piel melo6ii6er mirfer, alS
tpenn man Naufenidau uno Irom=
petentone aus eriter Sano empfangt.
Ni9t meit 6abon itebt oos neue
Opernbaus, 6elien Serraiien Ser
Gommelpunft zines eleganten Bubli=
Gums iirro un6 sos bier lt6 bietenoe
Nanoronra, %erinnert> bonptia6li6
Mben6s, an Geneoig. Sic Stodbol=
mer 1in6 lebensln1tige 2emte un6 6te
3oblreiden @ergniigungslocale inner
baIb un6 auBerbalb Ser 5ta6t, TOM
men iiber idlebten 3ufpru6 ni6t
flagen. Man bat bier Mintaturna6-
abmungen BON Gonep-SSlan6 in Seem
Dorf, ebenio bon Ser &aienbet6e IN
Berlin, nur bog Die 9eut6en bier,
nidt 10 fre6 mie 6ie g M Dorfer
Su6en, un6 nidt 10 nffge<
reg mie sic g spree q tbener.
Sonntogs ergieBt 1th cine mabre SOL
remembering nod Sen, int Malor=
Gee gelegenen Snieln, nit ibren
Barfs, 8dl6ern, g6loBern un6
Spielpldben fir sic Sl1gen6, mel6e
sic 9(usfliigler meiltens Bis ebr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
9te aIte @etmatb.
6annpber.

Sic nel1e Hfarrfir9e in s 0 + e II
B ameIn 6ie erbart tperoen mnBte,
neil Sic inn Sabre 1850 erba1te olte
Stride biel at fletr1 nn6 bonfGnig ge=
mor6en tpar, lit ferttggeiteut un6 ein-
gemetbt tpor0e1.
@eitfalen.
SSn boiler &uiitigteit u11o i'm 8oQ.
beiib ibrer @~eiitesfrdfte begging in
0etmoIo sic @itttpe MmaIia
Settle ibren 100. @eburtstog. - Muf
oem Sdadt 1 ser 3e@e &ugo at
9uer tplr6en 3 8ergIe11te bon Ell.
mem 50r6ermagen eege1 sic S@odt-
man6 georidt.. Gin 8ergrma1,n bIieb
iofort to6t, ein 5tpeiter tp1troe f9tper
l1n6 etn 6ritter Iet9t berIebt. - S1
Sber6eden itarb IN feinem
"a. 2ebensiobre ser tpeit nber sic
@ren5en @eitfalen's betonrte r@oIort
: 9ie 61teite Gro1 6es
Stdot@ens g orgenftrei9 6rot
@me. @reclttor Miiuer, Mog6olene,
geb. 8rilon, lit im glitter bon foit 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

obre @dbel berumflanierte. Gin
preuBii6er 6dbnri@ mdre 6o@ fir
lol@ Elm Gergeben 5um Min0eiten
eridoBen. @benio pir6e Der &uiier
aus Ser &aut fabren, penn Sic
sdloBmade ein poar M11iifer nit
Der 6ie6enen l1niformen in 1einen
&eiben anftptele. Mber S6me6en lit
ni9t 9eutidlan6, fem friegeriiber
@eift ideim nit 6em alten @auoe=
gen @uitab Mbo1f 6eS II.
in Ser &i66erbolmSftr@
begraben nor6en 5u lein. SSn 6iefer
alten Stride, nit 6em 300fuB boben,
netmerfartig 6ltrdbroidenen eiier=
men Sburme un6 6elien, aus fla6en
9ei@eniteinen beiteben6en GuBbo6en
ruben alleSerri9er aus Sen @ei6led=
tern ser @alas nn6 8%erna6ottes Bis
gum lebtperl torbenen &Dnig Oscar II.
Se6o@ auf Muieen, S6loiier uno
an6ere gum Sefteren ertpabnte ga
den min i6 MIDI gar ni6t einlaiien
un6 mild 5n Cafes, @on6itoreten un6
&elt aurottone1 tpel16en, mo- i6 a1f
mei11e alten Sage - ia mani itaune
MIR, nod einmal eiien ler11en m11Bte.
&ommt man in Sen @petieiaal un6
iett iid fin, 10 ribrt it6 feline Mnf-
marterin, un6 tpenn man ii@ ni6t
ielbit gtmos bon Ser groben, gum
8re6en gefiiuten Gafel bolt, 10 miib=
tie man berbungern. Die Md6elS
rd1tmen Bios 6as benmbte @ei6irr
meg. Gieie, bier iiberau eingefubrte
Mabl3ett beiBt Sm0rgabro6
u16 lit BON boditcr Opulen5, 10 bob
mar gar nibt tpeiB, momit man be-
ginnen ion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

Sic beilen6en, lin6ern6en @igen=
idoften bes 6olep's @onep an6 Sar
COMPOUND mer6en nidt 6uppli5iert
III irgeno elmer Me6t5in fir Suiten
nno grf6ltungen. Srgenb Elm Cub
ititut, 6os gl19 offerirt miro, lit Elm
mi,16eruertbiger Mrtifel. @eigert
gu6 es on5nnebmen, es fam 6en
beilen6en nn6 %linbern6en @ffeft 6es
6olep's &orep un6 Sar COMPOUND
ermirfen. 8eitebt 6orauf, ben e@ten
au befommer, meIber feline Opioten
entbalt. gu baben Bel alien &dno<
Tern in ct. CLOUD, Minn. -In5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

SSSobren geitorben. = 7o6tli6 pernn-
gliidt lit anf 3ede uMiniiter Stein"
gu gping ourd Stein= uno 4oblen<
faQ aus Dem &angenoen Ser Berg
mann 1riebr. 9annert ans Dort<
mlln6.
&beinpropin5.
Sic Gatte1 baben in 2onien=
; a 10 iiberba16 genomnten, oaB iie
in Die @arten einoringen un6 Orb
ienl 8obnen uno i11nge &oblpflan5en
pertilgen. = 9as nelte @an6merfer-
@rbolungsbeim, 6as sic @an6elsfam-
mern Ser 3 Eropin5en @b%einlan6,
8eitfalen uno &eilen=Naiion un6 6es
5%iiritentbun1s 2ipe : Detmol6 at
lSraben=I rarba6 erridtet to-
ben, lit feierlid eroffnet moroen. =
SSn Nie6erprim brannte 6as
@eba16e 6es Sac. Mdr5 boQlt4n6ig
al. = Die fgl. &egierung in Erier
bat Die l1mfaiiungsmauern uno sic
5biirme Ser nabe 8eIm geIegenen
&11ine mie6er in Stano ieben Iailen,
I'M Tie Dor 0em Gerfalle 51 betpobren,
ga iie cine biitoriide Merfmiir6igfeit
biloet. = gu Eb0rni6 milo cine
feite @oielbriide erbaut. - Ser
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mlops Shippers
bot inn &loiter 6 + m iein 9iama11=
teneS Trieiterjubild1m gefeiert. =
Sic Neppentba1 @emeiroen
baben bei6loiietk cine gemeiniome
@alierleitung an5ulegen. gu oem
Gerban6e geb0ren 10 @emeinoen in
oieiem Sbole bon 6iiierid=@1eid Big
na6 &odfirden. = Gle Nfarrei Ma=
ria Simmelfabrt in gihmei1er
fat nl1ter allgemeiner 5beilnabme Ser
gQn5en Sta6t 0aS 25iabr. eSubilaum
Tires 8eltebens %begangen. = Ser
Sburm Ser ct. Mattbias= Stride in
Irier mur0e bonn glite g%etroffen
11n6 idtper beida6igt. - Die inn
@odlan6e gelegene@emeiroe 50 a s.
meiler bat nit einem So tenoui T.
man6e bon 10000 0ff., tpo5u Sic @e=
gierung 1000 Mf. beigeiteuert bot,
6te in ibrem 8anne gelegen iogen.
@il6, cine 600 Morgen groBe 0e6fl6-
DIE 6ur6 Mbiprengnng ser groBen
Qmar5blode, sic auf ibr qeleqen bot
ten mno a1s straBeni6utter quite 8er-
%men6ung fin6en, in MderIon6 pertpar-
6elt.
@eiien-9armtabt.
Sn Sffenba9 fano sic Gon-
Iteration Ser inn Often ser Sto6t er-
ridteten ct. Morien=&irde itatt. Sen
$4,000 @otbolifen itano bisber r11r
cine Stride 5u @ebote. Sc BOT iid
bereits Elm Berei11 gebiIoet, Tim I'M
Si6en ser Sta6t cine brittle Stride All
erba11en.
8aDern.
0ie neue 8abnitrefe @aiiers=
llamtern 8u16ftidbod
(moour@ etne 6trecte @erbinbnng
*5mii@en @otierslautern 3 Eirmoiens
geidaffen uur6e) lit Sem @erfebr
iibergeben. -, SSn Al5enaui lit Ser
bodm. @r. Hforrer M6am MuIe11brono
i'm Sitter bon SO Sabren geitorben. -
Sn 8amberg itarb Mmtsgertdts=
ratb Carl @aBmiiIler. - Sn @oIf-
a d bronnte Sic @hnei6ermiible bon
S. @abner NIT 6em a%nitoBen6en
@obm1ngen ab. = SSn @eutb be-
ging ser 2ebrer Sol. @enneberger iein
25iabr. Gieni tiubiloum. - SSrn ho=
fen Sitter BON IS Sabren itarb in
@a16ersbo ser freirei. Nfarrer
Slug. Sdaller. - @robes Mufieben
erregte in @em6ing ser Selbit=
moro 6eS @oufmannes Slug. 2ei=
rralter, permutb1id tpegen 8ablungs-
i9mierigfeiten. = Ser fatb. @eiel1et1-
perein in Mfhaffenburf bat
fem 60iabr. S11bilaum gefeiert unb
6amit sic gintpeibu11g feines re,,en
Seims berburben. - Sn 8rmde.
II a fielen Sic Mntpei en Ser @itttpe
SrtIpff Ir6 Scr Girtmphner Ier1boh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
MfnthluIqfen

@iro baufig beruriadt ourd I'm
per6auli6feit un6 &artleibigfeit, Der
idmin6et aber raid, menr1 @bomber=
lain's Sablette genomme1 tper6en.
gu faufen BEL allen &qn6Iern. - Mn=
3etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Dag feine Mieren.8 eidmerben babcn.

W(a9 1etue Jtereu'Oe10UerDeH D1Ocl.
&ein @an1t, Ser cine Gamilie gil
unteriftiisen bat, nerrtag eS, bon Nie-
renlei6en geplagt gu fein, nod brau@t
er eS al befiirdten, tpen1 er Elm fol-
DIES Mittel &pie SoIep Mieren=Eillen
CUR &on6 bat. Cine ebrbare Me0i5in,
uni9doIi@ un6 3%,1berldifig, Sic nur
tpenig foftet un6 niel @l1tes tbut.
SoIeD Mierenpile1 bertreiben &Iden=
I@merde11 un6 @belmattsml1s, itar-
ten 6as @pitem 11n6 itenen Sic nor
mole Mftio1t Ser Miere1t- 11n6 8laien
tpie6er ber. gu faufen Bel olen
&dn6lern in ct. @lou6, Minn. =
Mn5eige.
HnAE&SA
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-01-22

gnaWs at the heart in every waking
hour, and it is not long before the per.
son who has done the wrong cries
out in the words of Cain, "My punish
ment is greater than I can bear" Cain
was afraid that he would himself be
murdered, as just punishment for
what he had done. This he made
known unto God and received the
promise that he should have a mark
upon him, saying who he was, and
that it should be known that any who
took his life, because of his killing
of Abel, should be sternly punished
himself.
1t will thus be seen that this Old
Testament lesson teaches us all many
vital truths. Firstly, that if we are
not in right relationships to God, it
is our own fault. Second, We have
opportunity to turn over new leaf
and do right, having the promise that
obedience will regain us favor. Third,
if we persist in doing wrong, sin and
disgrace will soon overcome us.
Fourth, that we should not be head
strong, nursing hatred against our
fellow men, but rather should be kind
ly, affectionate, one to another, for
giving one another, even as God, for
Christ's sake, has forgiven us. Again
we are responsible for the welfare OF
all who come under our range of in
fluence. Lastly, punishment will be
given for wrong doing. There is no
escape for the consequences of sin.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-01-22
MANILA ITEMS.

Cylde James and Lawrence Weber,
of Sioux City, weer visiting at the
Saunders and McCracken home last
week.
Rev. r. r. Moser was in Woodbne
Wednesday and Thursday assisting in
the revival services at that place.
On Wednesday of last week Arty
Steinkeuhler mad the misfortune to
ket his left hand cought in corn
shelter, which tore one finger from
his hand and badly injured the little
finger so that amputation to the first
Joint was necessary He was i'm
mediately taken to the Methodist hos
pital in Omaha for care. His friends
are glad to know he is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Lawrence, of Sioux City, Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Rose Jackson
the past week.
Mr.. r. C. Saunders was a business
visitor in Des Moines Thursday.
The Masons and Eastern Stars held
Joint installation Thursday evening
at the Masonic hail. At 6 o'clock a
bounteous dinner was served to the
members and their families, who
totaled 80. The evening was enjoyed
by all.
Misses Tena and Ida Retrum, OF
Hollendale, Wis, visited at the Geo
Flint home last week.
Miss Lillian Saunders returned tC
Ames Friday to resume her school
duties after a months vacation.
The Epworth League met with Miss
Hazel Dempster Friday evening. AT
ter the business meeting a dainty lun
cheon was served to the delight OF all
Perry Copeland, of Vail, was bus
mess visitor here Friday.
Alden Sykes spent Sunday at home
from his school studies at Ames.
A box social was held at the Thos
Hickey home mort hof town Friday
evening for the benefit of the Sacred
Heart church. Quite large GROVE
of young folks drove out from town
and the sale of boxes amounted tt
$50, one box selling for $500.
Mrs. C. S. Dempster and daughter
Ruby, went to Council Bluffs, Satur
day to visit over Sunday with hel
son, Jesse. and family.
Mrs. Wier left for Des Moines ant
other points Saturday to visit rela
tives and friends for few days.
The Philathean society of the NJ
e. church met with Mrs. Il. r. MOsel
Tuesday. January 21st.
The Ladies Aid of the Methods
church met with Mrs. Fish January
22d.
! Miss Nina Sykes went to Carson
Friday to attend the wedding fs
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bridesmaid Mrs. Harry McCracker
taught her room in school during hel
absence.
Chas. Copeland has moved his
household goods to Granger, and his
family left Monday for that point tc
make their home on a farm.