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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20

Jess-They went to-the lake district
on their wedding trip, and Ethel was
wretched. Bess-What was the trou-
BILE? Jess-George fell in love with the
scenery.-Cleveland Leader.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20

A sociologlst Is guy who advises q,
man who is keeping nine children ON
so q week that hmousines and cham
payne are unhealthy luxuries. Cincin-
nati Inquirer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20

nTemple-The commissioners of Bell
County have let contracts for the cree
ton OF two new steel bridges in this
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20
About the Last.

Blobbs-When the time comes there
are mighty few men who want to die.
Slobbs-Yes; I guess it's about the last
thing a man wants to do.-Philadel-
phis Record.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20

county. The bridges will cost $4,000
and will span the Lampasas river at
Maxdale and Gravel Crossing in the
western part of the county. Work will
start Immediately.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20
TELEGRAPA|c NEWS FLASHES

+ Berlin, Aug. 2O.-International ANA.
teur Athletic Federation meeting here
for purpose Of drawing up regulations
for next Olympic games. Justice
Weeks Of New York Supreme Court,
Col. R. M. Thompson and James e.
Sullivan are representing America.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20

Either will find q way or I will
make one.-Sir Philip Sidney.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20

Camden, N. j., Aug. 20.--South Jer-
|sey Farmers Picnic Association has
killed fatted calf and brought out
finest grape juice in expectation Of
visit from President Wilson and Sec
rotary Bryan. Governor Fielder also
present.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20

West-An election has been ordered
at this place to determine the is
suance OF $21 900 in waterworks bonds.
Indications are that the bonds will
carry by a good majority.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20

Lynnbrook, l.. l., Aug. 20.--Inquiry
began into triple tragedy Of August
% when s. Osgood Pell. New York
millionaire, William Laimbeer and
Pell's chauffeur killed and Mrs. Lain
beer seriously injured in auto collision
with Long Island train. Road will
fight hard.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20

Washington, Aug. 2O.-Brig. Gen. e.
z. Steever, commanding Department
OF Teaxs, placed on retired list for
age today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20

(. Pottsboro-A new gin is being
erected at this place by party of
railroad men employed by the Katy
system. New machinery has been pur-
chased.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20

Solid Oak Center Tables,
arare value. While they
last take one 0Eo
at.........,... WV
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20

August 10. 1918.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-20

Solid Oak Ladies Sewing
Rocker. Get one before
they are gone; 06n
now WV
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-11-15

st. Marks Guild of the Episcopal
church will serve twenty five cent
supper at the Eagles hall Nov. 22nd
, from from Q o'clock, until q are served
wbe wish supper. In connection With
the supper will be the sale of aprons
and other articles. II any OF the mem
bers of the Guild aud it's friends have
any fancy article they wish to present,
kindly leave them Mrs. Metcalf' 4
early on We'd. or Thurs, 10th & goth.
There will be committee meeting
OF tho Guild Thursday afternoon the
twentieth, at the home Of Mrs.
Metcalf
Ex-State Senator Chas. Cartier of
Ludington was in the city last Sat
urday on his way 10 Balsam from
which point he hunted deer on the
head waters OF the Deer river. Sen
ator Cartier is one OF the large lumber
manufacturers of the state and a man
well known throughout Michigan.
George Farley. formerly section boss
on the &. and N. w, has gone to
Crystal Falls TO oversee the laying OF
tracks for the Sawyer Goodman Go.
You cant keep a good man down.
Iron Mt. Tribune.
For rent--FirSt class furnished room
with hot water and steam heat. On
5th ST. Mrs g. :. Henry
The first fatal hunting accident that
came under our Lotice was that OF
Harold Enderby of Grover who was
found dead in the woods near Peshtigo.
He had been hunting deer
Eugene LaPlante. father of John
LaPIante. of the Bristol, died at his
home in Norway last week He was
40 years of age and had been ailing Tor
some time,
Notice Come and look over my
samples of dress goods OF all kinds OF
brocaded silks. Petticoats all colors
also made TO order Front lace corsets
Xmas hsndkerchiefs.
4 wks. Mrs J. Cheney
+. 8 Shulties. clerk OF the u s.
district court. came down from Mar
quette last Saturday night and stayed
over until Monday afternoon on bust
ness mission.
Mr.. Hoopiongarner is reported to
be sick with typhoid fever this week
Mr.. II. was not feeling we'll last
week hut ascribed his condition TO q
bad cold.
Mr. HUlfeItz of Iron Mountain who
had the contract 90 lay the sewer in
the east half of District No. 2 has
completed his work satisfactorily -
the city. We are told that suit has
been com uenced against Mr. Holfeltx
by Ed. Anderson who fell into the
ditch one night while walking along
the railroad tracks.
! DIR. Metcalf. health officer. has had
placardr made warning people not 10
spit on the sidewalks The council
has recently passed an ordinance pro-
nibiting splitting on the walks and pro-
viding a penalty
Churn Drill for Sale "A first class
Sparta Churn drill. suitable for well
drilling and exploring. Six h. D.
gasoline engine, wood saving machine
attached, Inquire Of WIN. Eldred
. wks
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-11-15

The Y. p Farmer in it's last issue
contained detailed account OF the do
ings and wanderings of VIM. l..
Mason, the Ascending attorney Of
l. 'Anse. IL is understood that afii +.
davits have been secured from the
places at which Mason stayed before
ne boarded the train at Sidnaw for
Chicago. The extent IF his defalcations
are said TO be in tine neighborhood OF
$40. 600, the bulk OF it being the money
of clients who had entrusted IL 10 his
care. The school district loses about
-. 900. Those familiar with Mason
aud his habits say that they doubt his
having any considerable amount of
money with him as his habits were
soch that most of his i'll gotten gain
Was squandered.
Frank Lobb of Munising was in
Crystal Falls last Sunday. his first
visit 20 this section in 20 years. Mr..
Lobb is a son of former operator
Of the HolIistsr mine in the days when
Captain Cunday was in charge OF
operations out there. Mr.. Lobb is
one Of the fortunate in having por-
ton Of the fee of the Carpenter mine.
Mr. Frank Koob of Negaunee was in
Crytsal Falls over last Sunday on a
visit to his son. Frank Koch OF the
Maple Grove
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-11-15
Preparing For Stock Show

Preliminaries of the International
Live Stock Exposition at Chicago.
Nov 80 to Dec o. have been complet-
cd, entries are being tabulated and the
groundwork laid Cor the best display OF
God animals and draft horses ever
congregated in America or elsewhere.
Entries largely outnumber those OF
previous years and the galaxy of pure
bred and fat live stock TO be assembled
n lInnnd On nalrn n
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-11-15

family WoIo called 10 WultcWhttr WIS
yesterday morning by message an
nouncing the death Of Mr.. Conlin's
father.
Will Schober had his leg broken by
being run over with the G. x n NV
gasoline handcar last Thursday morn
ing. "A crew of eight men was riding
along the Dunn mine spur tracks
when the car jumped the track Will
Was sitting ON the front of the car.
he plunged ahead and the car ran
over him.
Todd Webb was knocked ont
by the crank OF the big gasoline hand
car at the Northwestern depot last
Monday morning He was assistin
10 get the car started " hen the engine
fred suddenly, throwing the big iron
crank with force against his left cheek.
When Todd came TO the men had him
on stretcher ready 10 take him to
the hospital outside of a badly
bruised cheek he got out Of the affair
we'll
X. b. Webb is having an addition
put on the back OF his store TO be used
as tin shop. His business demands
that the present shop be used for store
purposes John Melcher has the con
tract
Toe Bittner returned from the west
last Wednesday. He was gone nearly
a month and while there attended to
matters IN regard to the estate OF the
late Anna Koepeke Medler
A second clerk is to be placed in the
Crystal Falls Office as soon as the ex-
animation is held at which applicants
may try for the position. The lady
who is lnoky enough 20 get the posi-
ton Will have TO work by 3-hours per
day and Will get 30-cents per hour.
Hereafter all CLERKS in the local Office
will have TO take an examination be-
fore they are eligible for work there.
The postmaster may appoint clerk
temporarily while waiting for the
examination.
Some vandals are at work destroying
the street signs that the city had re-
Gently placed in position at great
cost II is matter that the council
should take up at once and protect the
signs.
Miss Beatrice Perry has been on the
sick list this week, the cause being
tonsilitis
Prof. Hill is in Chicago and Mil
waukes this week on business trip.
Rev. VIM Poyveor leaves today to
resume his work AZ missionary in the
upper peninsula.
Miss Lillian Poyseor left during the
week tc resume her nursing work in
Sonth Dakota She has an excellent
position there.
Mrs Coke OF Maple Grove is wishing
with friends at Saunders this weak.
Alex Leonard brought his roller-in-
to winter quarters this week. the
torn having effectually stopped all
road work.
A letter received from Joseph Doupe
brings the pleasing news that his
mother. who is now with her iamilv
in Dakota. lie gaining in health and
strength right along tact that her
many friends here will be pleased TO
learn.
A letter received from g. +. Brown
conveys the information that Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown are we'll Mr.. Brown has
had an attack of rheumatism during
the fall When he wrote. Nov. 3, tina
tenn pesature was rs in the shade.
The post office department has called
an examination for postmaster for
Pentoga on Dec 18th at Pentoga.
The salary Of the Office last year was
sisl 80 il IL not probable that there
will be much OF rush for the job.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-11-15
Turkey Shoot

A turkey shoot will be held on sun
day Nov. 90. 1918 on the same old
grounds across the river.
August Meiste.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-11-15

Continued on page Z
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-08
Bible STUDY Y.

Jacob. Genesis, chapters 1885,
l. Where did Jacob go after stealing
2. How did God reveal himself to Jacob
W5st We're some Of Gods promise.
: How did Jscob feel about his e1-
S. What did he name the place? What
s How much Of his possessions did
none Other r1 than as tie oa house Of G coz -
g. Who was the shepherdess Jacob met
at the well in Haran?
3 Hoy long did Jacob serve Leban for
10. 10; Who was given Jacob to wife in
Ii. Who was jacobs first born?
II. How many sons were born to Leah
Rachael?
ID. For whose sake did Laban say God
had blessed him?
4 How many times did Laban change
Is. Why did Jacob leave Laban!
16. What did Rachael steal from her
II. who prayed all night till break of
Is. Where and when was Jacobs name
19 who was the man Jacob was afraid
-. g. Hew many cattle in Jacobs pres
q. Where did Jacob build an altar and
call it THE God OF Israel?'
%. How much did Jacob pay for the
land he bought in Shechem?
e. What was the name OF Jacobs only
daughter?
"A. Where did Jacob go from Shechem?
IS. What was the name OF RebekAh's
nurse who died at Bethel?
s. Who was jacobs youngest sonf
q. Whom did Jacob bury In Bethlehem!
q Who erected the first tombstone?
.. Who buried Isaac and at What ase1
30 Who was the father OF the EdomiteS!
The lesson this week is on Joseph /
Bible study to come and visit us at any
time We meet Tuesdays 10 n m. and
D. M. at the Y. w. C. A. building.
MRS. C. r. NENNIN0EB.
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EvERYBODY'S Bible BOX.

:. al should like to know about the
how 1ds can t. Day ,asn, When win # be and
Whi every one get a just hearing !?
hearing or trial and the final conclusion
or result Of that trial. Not all are JUDGED
at once To illustrate. The Church is now
ment has been in progress since Pentecost.
The faithful in this Judgment shall be re-
unto death ans Fead Rs thou faithful
Of life" Revelation 2:10D The JUDGMENT
Day. as applied to the world in general is
that the whole world could not be tried
and judged within "a hours. The Apostle
says, God hath appointed a day in which
lActs H:SD: Again we read: THAT one
day is with the Lord as a thousand
thousand years Revelation o:4-s). That
the judgment of the world had not come
his tn Mo1 ARoi1 in the ag + es shown BY
clearly show that Christ is to be the
Matthew A:s1-4e our Lord gave a descrip-
fion Of the judgment Of the world clearly
His second appearing. This is conclusive
proof the worlds judgment is not yet in
progress.
Owe read in Revelation 2o:1-s that
Satan nss t Is to be bound for THOUSAND years
with chain? e. E. RI " "o
:. Answer:IThs entire book Of Revelation
Us on symbolic enf" fisSratiys o,c The
..lightnings," etc, are figurative illustra-
tons of great truths So with the chain
that is TO bind Satan; It win not be 2
be a Divine restraint Of his evil power
Stan has been deceivin~ the nations and
peoples for centuries past but during tho
thousand wears OF his restraint che vvi11
thousand years be enaed." During the
the glory Of the Lord will iii the Whole
earth as the waters cover the deep"
HoaRs OK The de2 bs eaat time the
this purpose the Son Of God was mani
tested. that he might destroy the works
to Righteousness will be made SO plain
that even fool need no. go astray there
in.
Owe read in the Bible that as Lot and
his wife were fleeing from Sodom his
wife looked back at the city and was in
stantly turned into q pillar of salt. can
Answer.-We see no reason for thinking
otherwise than that the statement with
We can conceive of No reason why the
record should be otherwise than literal
narrative duke 17:a2). why. then. should
we criticize it? The Scriptures show that
the angels of the Lord had warned Lot to
take his wife and daughters and flee out
of the city OF Sodom. and they started in
their flight. but. instead Of keeping stead
turned to look back evidently desiring
the things left behind) and she was turned
into a pillar Of salt. The Apostle shows
the Lenefit Of others In other words
they are types and sh. lows of greater
things. Space does not here permit US to
discuss the type and anti-type.
Q.-There are so many children born i'm
perfect. How can we harmonixe this with
the Bibles declaration that Gods work u
perfect Deuteronomy 2:D? ON: 81
created perfect, with power to multiply
Genesis La. 80. God does not directly
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SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.


No person is so sure that he can stop
in time as the man who has already gone
too far.-Anon.
Keep your fears to yourself. but share
your courage with others.-R. L. Steven
son.
Steep in the way and toilsome.
Long and hard and slow,
Yet widerr view and a purer air
Are ours, each step that we go.
Priscilla Leonard.
We would willingly have others perfect
and yet we amend not our own faults
Thomas A. Kempis.
If we know our brother as God known
him, we should never dare to despise him
any more-G. H. Morrison.
So much we miss,
If love is weak; So much we gain.
II love is strong; God thinks no pain
Too sharp or lasting to ordain
To teach us this.
Helen Hunt Jackson.
oCnsecration is not wrapping ones self
in holy web in the sanctuary; It Is 60
ing into the world and using every power
for Gods glory.-Henry Ward Beecher.
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, his savings, his position and his fam
ily's happiness in my place OF ous1-
ness? That is no matter OF yours
When I'm through with him. I'll send
him, and his family, to the almshouse'
the insane asylum, the Jail or the nos
pital, and there you may take care OF
him. 1 have powerful friends In all
political parties who will see that you
some laws"
A New Social Conscience.
The relentless modern social workers.
with their surveys and statistics, arc
playing greater havoc with the liquor
vendor than ever the old-fashioned
proving up to the hilt the charge that
he Is an unsocial force in the commun-
ity. He contributes nothing really nee
essary to human welfare. and he lays
toll upon society's most priceless pos
sessions. He is the open and confessed
ally of all the other evils of our day,
from white slavery to debauched legis-
lature and judiciary. Steadily and re-
lentlessly the restrictions upon the Ii
quor business are increasing in all
parts of the land, and the number of
open supporters grows fewer and fewer.
At the very time of this lesson. there
is meeting in Ohio what will doubtless
be the largest and most formidable
temperance convention ever assem- bled.
This great Anti-Saloon national gather
ing, nerved by many and mighty VIC
tories. is contemplating new and still
holder attacks upon the liquor business.
The cry raised by President Francis E.
Clark of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety, "A Saloonless Nation by 1920"
is no idle slogan; the most powerful
forces in the life of this western world
are seriously undertaking to realize it.
The victories in behalf of the common
welfare along other lines have nightly
stimulated the foes OF this ubiquitous
evil.
Nothing that looks to the well-being
of the plain people is too radical for
these times. The whole lump 0f the
social order has become leavened with
the Pauline teaching of altruism. So
ciety is resolved to get rid of everything
that hurts the life Of the people. In ev-
cry court-of science. of ethics of poll
tics, of industrial efficiency, Of educa-
ton, of athletics, of religion-liquor has
been tried and found malefactor. The
pleasure and enrichment of the few
must give way to the well-being Of the
many Once the forlorn hope of few
fanatics" temperance is today the VIC
torious cause of the common people
and the church.
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S EIzZ[lih(aa3mReHEss.

Every normal home needs play as
well as study and work and fntelli-
gent social conversation. The type
writer recently made me say
'funatics' for ''fanatics': the word
thus accidentally coined is a good one,
Would that every home might have
its "funatic." or tireless promoter Of
good times.
Everybody rejoices that the NOV
ing-pictura theatres and the dance
halls are being regulated. Far more
important than this, however. is the
task of creating attractive. whole
some homes, given to hospitality,
skilled in devising pleasures for the
young, and filled with the atmos-
phere of modest refinment and sin
cere religion.
The arch-enemy of all the enemies
OF society is the happy. hospitable
home.
Any alert pubic school teacher viii adj
init that the school is either in competition
with or in cooperation with the pupils
home. When the latetr is not the abode
OF correct speech. good taste and large
outlook. 1t can undo all the efforts Of the
school teacher. For the essential and
Is received in the home.
The only theological seminary ever at
tended by the worlds greatest teacher
Of religion was a Nazareth Carpenters
home.
A worthy and adequate ambition for
any young person Is the purpose to make
a home. The courageous and Independent
young man or woman does not care to
have a home just like a neighbors: he
knows that great lives and complete hap
piness can abide in the smallest Of cot
tages. with the simplest equipment. In
deed. real social service will be done
by the lovers who dare get married while
lish homes Of the utmost simplicity. which
is always consistent with genuine refine
ment and hospitality. The nation has
few greater needs than for patriotism
and religion thus expressed in homes that
dare to be very plain, while still holding
fast to good taste and gentility.
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For the Man Who Is Down.
The International Sunday School Les
son for Nov. 8 is Abstinence Tor the
Sake of Others" Rom. 14:7-Zl.
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n n ARARR Tumors and ulcers treat
.AWv.bk ed: no knife or plaster
OsssOSsN used. DR.. Mclaughlin, n
+ 18th st.. Suite 201. Kansas City. Mo.
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Some homes do not know how to
play. There are never any games
ABOUT the evening lamp. The science
of fun-making is as unknown "a the
black arts OF ancient Mesopotamia.
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The Citadel of Citizenship.
Terse Comments for November 8,
christian Home Life. II Tim. Ills.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-08

Both state and church are better
served by the making of homes than
by the making Of speeches.
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ensong 4:30 o'clock: Sunday school 10
o'clock. The Rev. Father Willett, Of
Kansas City. will preach at morning
prayer and at evensong.
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ficulty Of seating people while tn,
light are turned down the doors will bt
closed at beginning of lecture. Chill
dren not admitted unless accompanied
by adults.
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Church OF st. Simon the Cyrenian.
The Rev. George Gilbert walker. u. A.
priest In charge. Holy communion Z
o'clock: morning prayer n O'Clock; ~.
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Many young women are enamore
OF vague ideas Of "a career" VIII
ought to come straight to their sense
ana get married, settling down to tina
largest and most useful work in tn
world. the making of a Christia
home.
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st. Johns A. NJ. E.. Seventh and Topeka
avenues. Preaching ii O'clock NV fhs ~
J. w Braxton Of Colorado Springs, Colo.
sunday school $50 o'clock: Junior En-
oeevor 40 o'clock; Allen Endeavor $50
O'Clock. Preaching by the pastor. J. II.
Brown, 7:30 o'clock. Prayer and praise
service Tuesday evening. Class meefing
Friday evening"
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st. Johns EVANGELICAL Lutheran church.
Second and Van Buren, street, p. D.
Mueller. pastor. German services 1880
O'Clock; English services 7:30 o'clock.
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Q-There are so many children born i'm
perfect. How can we harmonixe this with
the Bibles declaration that Gods work Il
perfect deuteronomy 32:D? On. 81
Answer.-The first man, Adam, was
created perfect, with power to multiply
Genesis La. 80. God does not directly