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Always Closely Guarded.

Since the decision Charlton has sell
dom left his new quarters, being un-
der constant espionage. In all prob
ability hc via be taken direct 10 Ma
pies. He viii be accompanied by his
father. but his American counsel VIII
not go with him. On arriving he will
be defended by attorneys engaged
abroad. II is a foreEoue conclusion
that every effort will be made to OBJ
tain his freedom on the ground that he
was insane Mt the time he killed his
wife, but is sane now. His defense
VIII not differ greatly from that en-
ployed by Harry X. Thaw, slayer OF
Stanford White
The crime for which Charlton must
now stand trial created world wide at
tention because of it's gruesome set
ting and the prominence of the slay-
ers family The fight against extra
dition has, too, occasioncd internation-
al interest and at one time threatened
to embroil this country with Italy.
Porter Charlton was a New York
bank clerk when he met Mrs. Neville
II. Castle. n Divorce and daughter Of
Henry H. Scott. san Francisco coal
merchant. The wooiug of Charlton
was ardent aud rnpid, with the result
that the couple were secretly married
in Wilmington, Del in April. 1910. \
few days later they sent announce
mcnts TO their friends aud then sailed
for Europe on their honeymoon. Let
tiers received by Captain Scott, attach
ed to the coast artillery at Fort Myer,
led to the belief that the couple were
happy ana peaccably enjoying them
SOLVES
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fore God through their relationship 20
their parents But this standing man.
ifestly terminates shortly after the
child rcaches n personal knowledge Of
It's responsibilities Thereupon Il must
make personal covenant with the
Lord, or else have lis standing with
the remainder Of the world
That standing the Pastor reminded
his hearers docs not mean liability Ia
everlasting torment II means aiIcna
ton from God and His special proyf
denccs III the present time; for the vi
vine arrangement Il for the Ultimate
blessing ~ Ndam md ~ Of hts non
lerify through fhe lirssFinle ktnmloFa
The rdsfrf concluded BIS dotiatitc
TINT tlit tt#tlt on tAl4 subject nnt
bring many indifferent ones to the
point Of declsien and thus greatly hen
eft them lie believes that many
Christians are asleep and should he
awakened TO re1lizc that they are tfi.
cling with the Gospel calI Such mny
awake 10 find themselves forever out
side the ffiglr Calling aud thf privi
legcs Of the Church
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Mine House shall be called an Houss
of Prayer for aH people, "-isaiah 5G:7
The Pastor said These words applied
to the Jewish Temple, which In turn
was typical Of the Spiritual Temple Of
the future. The antitypical Temple
has not yet been built St Peter de
scribes 1t as the Church in glory,
whose chief Corner Stone is Christ. and
whose living stones are the saints Of
God, now being chiseied aud polished
for places 10 thai Temple
As the stones OF SOlomou's Temple
were 30 completed before the cunstruc-
lion WAS begun. SO the Church Of Christ
VIII be constructed ut the end OF this
Age after all the living stones sha'
have been fitted for glory THIS wi
he accomplished bs tic power Of the
First Eesurrrctlpu-"c changed 10 mo
ment, ID Tie twinkling OF an eye: for
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-18
Minute Movies
of the News
Right OFF the Reel

Movies have been maas o. ar ascent
Of the matterhorn
Secretary TumHlty lost his hat IN the
capitol. and Il gas found later on Ser
ator Mark Smiths head
Boston preacher said women's new
styles would soon mean wells for the
women or bllnders for The men,
After daring death aioft in many
thrilling perlls Rodney Law. the ayt
ator. fell four feet of cart and broke
his shoulder
1t is announced at Rome that the
Italian tobacco monopoly win start in
September 20 sell cigarettes without
nicotine AZ cents apiece.
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tna burning bHyh 1enaufasd Net
Thus medRaiag. while tis % y
pasturea on TIE meeuiainslde lite
rapeht sight q something IatnH ~
1shll bush WIS aiife Yel y W.
iint consumed Moses anPro0ehed W.
bnqh % insestigafe f'rom i came
Voice, Dr. artiia tiie phenomenon %
manifestation ~ Gods presence ah
noWcf Moses obeged the commarii "a
takc oT his sundals FOR il was haly
ground hy reason Of tie presence q
Ehe Angel 81 the Lord Moses tlica
s9FFea A,s taee 2 teNeteace, whiis
~ !is'eiieu ~ ''e s,aAiile ,'l'ssase
Inc statement ani Tue too ot
Nt'faht'b' me 'sal ot ttaar' ana the
GOD o. Jheobs hfoiiAhti 70 lhis INSTRUCT
ed 'nih 81 t'ou eleaf UNDERSTANDING
81 what was si&piieu ~ nus expert
enee ny y tod reWlhaed nm OF the
covenant Whleh LIE had maue Win
Ahrahah, ma fenNWeu Win lsaae. ana
eonlifihed % theab Tor M everlasting
covenant. fliss Moaes lenrned that
Gods time had come Tor the deliver
anee OF isfnel ana Tor Their attainment
q the Land &C ffonlise-- canaan
Y Moses llad ever wondered whether
God really cared fer the tsraelltcs and
why lie had permitted them 20 he %.
pressed hS lhe fgfptiaha' iie pow mad
Gods own assurance thnt lie ga care.
anti that He had u purpose 10 withhold
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flesh aud blood cannot inherit the
Kingdom of God"
AS IN the tgne. 40 the finished anti
typical structure viii be followed by
Divine recognition. The Temple viii
be filled with the glory of the Lord
and thus marked ns fIis dwelling place
forever Thus win be established
very soon. We trust Gods antitypiea
House OF Prayer wherein and where
by all mankind may come into fellow
ship with their Creator aud have com
munion with Him through His appoint
ed agencies
Only conseera.ed Priests Pray.
When refer TO c0nsecrated priests
said Pastor Russell, do not misunder-
stand me to mean the clergy Of any OF
all denominations The Bible reeog
nizes no clerical class. but declares
IAN We are brethren One Is your Mas
ter. even Christ (Niatthew 23.s) For
eighteen centuries Gods work In the
world has been 10 call out Royal
Priesthood class. Jesus their High
Priest. was Gast called to suffering and
then to glory; ard His footstep follow.
ers have done the same Through this
Royal Priesthood the world viii, in the
future. have access 70 God
Wrong Views Respecting Prayer.
90 tor Russell then showed conclu.
81 sly that nearly All have discerned
the subject Of prayer very iudistnctly
sinners have been urged to pray NOR.
sllsts " ho have never accepted Christ
g their Savior. have been chided for
net praying Tile impression has been
given that Cod g. very anxious TO BE-
approached by anybody at any time
'Ehis the Pastor declares is mistake
AZ no one would think ofrushing In
formally into the presence Of an earth
" potentate. so none should expect 70
enter the Divine Presence without
prepa#a ton. aud to ask Heavenly "a
vors with seldshness more or less ell
ing the heart,
God has special arrangement where
by His eonsecrated people may ap
proacb Him 1--WE lthe Royal Priest
hood have an Advocate with The ia.
Their Jesus Christ the Righteous
writes the Apostle John. But liefofe
the RedeeIner viii become Advocate
for any. eertssn terins mist be com
piled with He serves only those who
become Ills disciples None others
have any Assurance whateyer. ~ Dl
vine supervision ofrhcir affairs Or any
authority for comlngto Gqdsin prayer
The Pastor stated one exception %
this Divine rule The children Of con
seerated parents haye standing be
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that the Egyptians wonid not let the
people 20. aud that the lsraeites them
selves wonid not believe that God bad
reaily appeared 10 Moses
Answering these objections. the Lord
gave Moses certain signs. convincing
him that he was TALKING to the Omnp-
ofent. and assured him that these
signs would convince the fsraelites.
and also the Egyptians.
SO meek was Moses that although he
fully believed The Lord and trusted
His power. he could not feel competent
to 10 this great work Humility, lack
or self-eoniidence, nfeekness. had be-
come SO pronounced IN him that he
prayed that even il he should be used,
some one else might be tie spokes.
man Cod heard his request and
granted that he should have his broth
eF Aaron for companion and mouth
piece before Pharaoh
Humility Is q quaiiiy most essential
tosaA Christians VITO ualtfd bs. used or
the Lord. Lei flA say With The poef.
"t'n go where Yeu Wahi nie to 10. dsar
Lord.
over motatain, OF plain. o. sea-
I'm say what Yal waHt ras to zay zras
Lord.
m Be what you wuns PIE q ba.e
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JUDGES LEFT SH0ELESS.


ton Jurists.
A little secret of the Boston police
department and The courts has lust
become public Seven pairs Of shoes
belonging 10 seven Judges were stolen
recently by sneak thief. WIN passed
over hundreds OF pairs Of perfectly
good aud fashionable shoes belonging
to men of good standing in the com
munity. evidently That he might vent
his spite on the His Honor" cluh.
The seven members Of the His Hon
or club OF pemterton squire who
are moaning the JOSS of their easy
shoes are judges Almy Peck Mead
Rudd Marvin. Turner auI Wadieigh
The shoes bad been left at shoP
In Exchange street 10 ne put in order.
and the police Na'eve soma sneak
thief WIN 'cantri az set -rnarpr with
the Judges laaE9 Hts fhe sh6b and
took the shoes.
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The rrugrtu for iln. worlds peace
congress an thp iiague winch tai,es
nlace next month mas been Improved
by the slasill cotnuhtter of arrange
ments az ln1, rhr ruugrv~S VIII te
called Io or,lr- 81; n,al IA on Ang
- THE formal -p"piw- wall WcHity
the forenoon lu liip r'trrupa'l ste
first Hnsiu,'S> ~.>Si'm ni' hr neld
These wiz HMre t-rmgh tHe .r-eS
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-18
WHO MAY PRAY
AND WHO MAY NOT
Prayer Is Not a Duty, but al
InOSilmablo Privilege, Says
Pastor Russell.

Sinners May Approach Him Only II
the Appointed Way-"No Man Com
eth Unto the Father but by Me-
journalistic Prayer Valueless--Pub'
lie Prayer-PriVate Prayer--Fannil)
Prayer-Praycrs Which Never AscenC
to God-Reioeted Prayers-Prayer'
of Praise and Thanksgiving--ln-
eense Before God-The Prayers ~
the SANITY Are Limited.
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SpriH gfieId
Mass, July Is. -
Today opens AZ
eight day Conyen
ton OF the INTER
.RATioSAL BIBLI
STUDENTS Assoc
ArioS The at
tendance is large
Pastor T. sset
was one Of the
speakers today
We report his dis
course ON Prayer
from the text
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" nat response ne
should make II
the israelites
. h Guild inquire
which God had
sent bin. The
Divine response
was that Gods
nalne is. II AM
THAT i AM
tae seIf-existent
One. But Moses
WIS so distrust
fHl OF himself
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and perhaps con
sidcfiug how wise
Il was ttmt forty
years before he
bad hpen gnsuc
cess ul 10 aroas
jns his brethren
20 flee fro m
Erypt tie eoBld
now see IN the
light q fn9turer
yeai'Ss V hat a
hgreille.iil task be
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-07-18
TWO EXAMINATIONS.
Government Wants Tejerhone os.r
ators and Chemists.

On "Wednesday. July 1s, two civil
service examinations viii be held by
Secretary Kitchen at the federal
building TO- telephone operators ana
chemists.
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Wife's Body Found.

On the morning of June 10 the body
of Mrs ChHrlton was found by fisher
men in trunk in Lake Como. not far
from the villa the pair had occupied.
An investigation was started by the
police of Ccrnobbio and Il Russian
named Constantine Ispolatoff was ar
rested. When the authorities search
ed for Charlton he had disappeared.
II was at first believed Charlton had
met death defending his wifes honor,
and the lake was searched for his
body Then it was learned from the
proprietor of Hotel Suisse at Cernob
bio that couple had frequently ap-
peured there and registered as Mr.
and Mrs, Porter. They had often
quarreled, and on several occasions
the woman had been seen weeping.
Once the guests heard shrieks, and the
proprietor found Mrs Charlton hidden
in closet. Later her husband drag
Ged her to the street, and the proprie-
tor asked thc pair to leave his hotel
These stories turned suspicion upon
Charlton, and the police Of the entire
world were asked to arrest him on
sight None Of the detectives assign
ed TO the case was more iudefatigiblc
than Captain Scott. He swore to be
revcnged and obtained Il Leave of alb
sence.- Scott thought his brotherin-
law might be on the Deutsch Inland and
was on hand when she locked.
No trace of Charlton was found on
that vessel, however Scott stroled
over to the Princess Irene. He had
never seen the object Of his quest, but
a man on the pier answered his de
scription. and he caused his arrest.
lie had arrived under an assumed
name, hut admitted his identity when
his own name was found stitched in
side his laundry bag He then seemed
glad that the strain was over.
Fight Against Extradition.
The fight TO prevent Charlton being
taken back to Italy, where murderers,
IN lieu OF death. are confined in black
Dungeons for years and seldom come
out alive. or. il alive, sape was be
gun ut once and continued until the
last hope was host when the supreme
court decided against the prisoner.
The case was taken to the court or
final resort ON an appeal from the nc
ton Of the United States district court
at Trenton. y. j.. in denying a writ Of
haheas corpus sued ont by Judge
Charlton,
The outcome of the case depended
on whether thc Supreme court held
that the treaty between this country
and Italy, signed in 1898, had been
untitled by the refusal Of the latter
country to dcliver to the American
authorities Italians who had commit
tod crimes here and escaped 10 Italy
The court held that the treuty was
still In force.
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SUMS HEAT TOBE
our BAROMETER
Weather Forecasts VIII Be-
Possible Months khsad.
TESTS WILL TAKE YEARS.

-s-----s~-
Professor Frost. Director Of YarRss
Observatory. Predicts That Future
eoicns,ssa Viii Be Able TO Tell tho
Temperature SiS Months IN Adj
vanee-observe Sun Spots.
Grea, intcrnst Is manifested among
scientists as the result Of published
statement % Professor EdNin u Frost.
director Of the Yorkea observatory, e.
the effect that II has been determined
that the "sular constant is In fact u
variable quantity and that The effect
Of tue ehuuge "a not apprcclabie OF
earth until as long rs six months nfteg
the change
For this REASON Professor Frost Is of
the opinion that eventually It may he
possible 60 determine general weather
conditions that far ahead IN Other
words. that careful observations ~ 80
lar conditions Will Indicate what ron.
ditinHs may prevail on The earth later,
IN addition 10 the observations made
by Professor Frost simlmr observa
lions have heeu made hy Professor II.
IL Kimmil for The gpycrnr8out at the
station on Mount Weather
In his statement Professor Frost de-
clarea that careful observations ind
cate TINT tbe hie I,rafrsss' 3, lssI,agfss
les placed his estimate for thc AMOUNT
~ heat ilhaaetdlon sby The tstfth a tot
high u tlgure.
Professor Langley'a Devices.
Professor Frost 10 bis s1atsspcut
comments on he ingenious deTieeS Ia
vented by Professor angley. by wbfef
he measured the suns heat ana on ths
discoveries az G. q Abbott aud r. ID
l1owle who for the rast ten yeari
have been conducting their invcs,lgn-
lions at sea level and at Mount Whit
ney fit.ao0 feet aud Monnt Wilson
ei00o feeii In southern California. He
goes on 20 say
THE most striking result Of these IN.
vestlgatims Is the discovery by hb.
bott and Fewle that the solar con.
slant Is not a eonsiaui, hut varlabIa
--in other words. that our sun Is
variable star. like hundreds and thou.
sands Of others IN the sky.
at was nearly fen years ago that
these investigators found evidence that
the radiation Of The sun WINS not steady
from day to dry, and ten ypnrs %
work has been devoted 10 determining
whether these apparent variations
were really 10 fhe sun or due 10 CT
rars Of observation or 10 fuctuation Ia
the absorption 81 the enrth'a atnic.
sphere fhey now feel Justified In
stating that these fluctuations are real
and are IN the sun Itself. amounting
10 ) per cent or more IN period Of &
week or ten days.
"Ol,seryatious for san spots bav5
now been tnade LONG enough 80 that
we know fbnt they are more numerous
evcrMeleyen years. slowly declining
from a maximum number 10 mint
mnm number about seven years Inter
and then rising again to maximum
about four years after the minimum.
frnnort,rse AZ N, p;seov.cv
.yrhe p,,n,,,tam.a ~ m, atacnaarv 20
tha rart,ti,a H. M .,,,.s MI, 4, ,soh
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NORTER CliAkLlON, the young
- American who killed bis bride
RI in their villa at Lake Como,
Italy. IN June, 1910. and who
for three years has successfully fought
extradtion, is TO be turned over to the
italian government and taken to Mi
Ian to he tried for his crime
In the Hudson county Jail at Jersey
City Charlton is under espionage
which is relaxed neither day nor night
In the fear that he may take his own
life rather than face a living death In
an Italian dungeon. He has no yisi-
tors save his devoted father. Paul
Charlton, former United States judge
at Porto Rico; his mother and brother
and his counsel, X. Floyd Clarke of
New York city. Guards, shifted every
eight hours, watch him even when his
relatives are present
The exact date on which Charlton
will sail cannot be determined until Il
certified copy of the order for iuds
ment is obtained from the United
States district court This has already
been asked for by Pierre Z. Garven of
Jersey City, who is acting as counsel
for the king of Italy. When the nee
essary document arrives it Will be
served on sheriff Nedin of Hudson
county. with the eXtraditi0n warrant
signed two years ago by Secretary of
State Knox.
4 report that Mr.. Clarke might APP
ply TO the Italian consul for an inquiry
to examine into the prisoners sanity
In order to gain a further stay is not
improbable Over a year ago DR.. Al
Ian McLane Hamilton, Dr. William ].
Arlitz and other alieliists III the pay
of Judge Charlton, submitted the wife
slayer TO Frcud's psyche analysis test
and reported him a victim of manic
Oppressive insanity. In some quar-
ters it is understood these experts have
made atiidavits upon which the appli-
cation for government examination
would be made.
Such an application would not he OBJ
jectcd to by Captain Henry Harrison
Scott. L. S. A.. brother Of the slain
woman. according to statements made
recently by Emil L. Fuchs, counsel for
the officer during Clmrltons repeated
efforts to escape eXtraditiou.
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Many interesting incidents concern
ing the imprisonment of Charlton re-
Gently came to light. SO far as the
public is concerned the facts are new.
When Charlton WIS arrested at the
instance Of Captain Scott as he step
ped from the steamship Princess Irene
on her arrival in IIoboken. June %,
1910. aud made written confession to
Chief of Police Hayes at Hoboien
headquarters, he was locked up in the
Hudson county Jail pending eXtradi-
ton papers There he has remained
during the long legal battle in which
his father enlisted the services Of Pres
ident Taft. bis cIassmate at Yale uni
versity. and later the aid of Secretary
of State W. j Bryan, with whom he
has been on most intimate terms for
years.
The young man was closely observed
for signs Of insanity, and although he
was found by County Physician
George King to suffer from periodical
fits of depression. he was considered
exceptionally bright in many respects
AS United States prisoner he was nc
corded privileges not given the county
and state wards and was permitted to
do about rs he pleased. particularly
while in the prison hospital recovering
from iucipient tuberculosis.
Charlton had not been in the hospi-
tai long before he became so prof
Client in nursing that he was allowed
to assist the internes, keep records Of
cases and attend to giving the pa
TENTS their medicine. In six months
he came to be known as the most pro
fcient pharmacist in the institution.
Courts Adverse Decision.
June Il, the day the supreme court
decided that Charlton must return to
Italy and throw himself upon the mer-
cy of the kings tribunal, the young
man was called to the telephone by his
counsel and forbidden to discuss his
case With any person save his lawyer
and his father This was the first in
timation that Sheriff Wedin had that
the decision had been handed down
and was adverse.
Together with other county authori
tics Sheriff Wedu had been conf.
dent Charlton would be liberated. and
he suddenly remembered that the pris-
oncr had been given access to a varied
assortment of opiates and poisons and
could easily have secreted enough
about his person to kill a dozen men.
Not only had this opportunity been
given him. but he had acquired exact
knowledge of their use.
Sheriff Wcdin lost no time. Charl-
ton was sent for taken to private
room and stripped to the skin Every
stitch of clothing he had worn was ex
amined. the Innings Of his coat shoes
and vest We're Inspected, covers We're
pFied from his books and the cracks in
HE, goo1' of the cell he occupied We're
kloscly iispeeted.
( Neisd 6articiG OF poison was found
erffhe sheriff cenfided TO an officer OF
tie prison that he still feared Charlton
Foit4d escape by the Dutch route and
declared he wouldn't ;:et the chance II
be could help it. So neweiothing and
.ooe. wesc provided and the plTsones
Vas pacedAiu d room he had never be-
fore set foorin,
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DoRTER CHARLTON. the young
- American who killed his bride
n in their villa at Lake Como,
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-01

and threw the other away
Now what have been Dr. Wleys opinion Colorado
apples result this expeence He paid exorbtant price
and beay product Could he be booster
Colorado fruit?
OF DR.. Wiley got good apples when he got
into the city but what if he had stopped but had gone
wes His memory of Colorado apples would have been
thing but pleasant.
hlnk of the thousands of tourists who pass THROUGH
the state every month who buy apples and pears and
peaches the Nine times of they pay big prices
for inferior product and afteward when Colorado fruit
mentioned they naturally give knock by telling the poor
fruit they secured in this state.
If only GOOD fruit sold the Colorado trains what
great effective advertising of Colorado fruits would
result.
1t is said that of the appcgrowng the north
that ONLY frscas fruit offered for sale the
trains.
Then this condition tourist homeseeker crossing
the continent asks for fruit Colorado ard gets poor
quality at big price He kicks couple of days later he gets
INTO Oregon or Washington asks for fruit the train and
fine apple pear peach reasonable price He
becomes booster for northwestern fruit Colorado fruit
thousands of people bound get bad opinion of Colorado
fruit from this very
1t matter the Chamber of Commerce should take up
has been called that bodys attention years past
the frugowng sections of the take the up
with the railroads and INSIST that only fruit of good quality
offered for sale the trains and point the therefor
we believe that the railroads will cooperate
Let's do it,