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furnish the music.

Tho great ca'-m,fv in omaha was
quickly overshadoWed by the terribly
disastrous hoods in ohio. Great suf-
fcrinC and sickness rom colds and OK
posur" resulted which Foley's Honey
md Tar compound helred To alleviate
J.. Poole t,i1 california 81 omaha
writes MY daughter had a severe
cough and cold hu' FoleN's Honey and
Tar compound kro,k'd 60 out In -
time. NJ VII" would NOT Keep house
without - ~" have used T. for Years
ALWAYS with good results. Coleman
Il Cu.--AdV
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Birthday Party-

Miss Iren" Fry 81 tho South side.
entertained number ~ her friends
on TTesday evening 20 celebrate her.
fifteenth birthday. Refreshments were
served and the following were pres
ent
William Thomas. Hen Mcconnell.
John shuttle. Ada Hovt Ellen Dough
ertv. Chester Serig Myrtle Seric.
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Tie supper given AZ the second =. 7.
church Thursday evening was a do
cidet success and the following were
in charge
Executive cpmmittee-Mrs. John r.
Garden. chairman. Mrs. u. 7. Dickson.
Mr.. Edna Cummins. VI isses Sarah
Cullpgh.
Kitchen comm'ttsc--MrS Drusilla
Garden. chairman. MeSdames Holmes.
Nesh!tt Sawtell. Rebccca Garden,
Re do. BuShfie!d Fleming. kasiey.
VI SS"- Jan" Dung ana Kitty Carrie n.
deception oummitter-- Mrs Filing
ham. lis virginia Parker. pr J. n.
Iitteil Mr.. y. J. Dickson. Mr.. e. ~.
Wheeler.
COMMITTEE 10 ohitge OF dining room
Hare.
cake couwittes-NEss Elizabeth
Garden chairman. Misses Rena Gar
den. Anna Ingram and Agnes Fleru. ug.
Ice cream "ommittee-Ml~S Ksra
N1guer. chairman. Mrs. bailey. Miss
Huida Haze.
fHrd' coUmittre-- Mss Mamie Tur-
rer chairman. Missed Alma Wagner.
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The weGdinL OF Miss PTima Walters.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Wal
tors. % East McCOlloch street. and Mi.
James e. McCann. Of McMechen. took
place "Wednesday evening at O'clock.
Rev. Nay. ~ he Island. officiating.
Walters and Mi Harold Porter. 81:
Edgington Lane The bride wore -
blue suit ana following a short stay
with Mr.. aug Mrs. Walters I'm Eas;
Nheelng. Mir. and Mrs. M'Cann viii
ue az home a. McMechcn. where the
groom IS employed ON the y. q -.
railroad
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ADVOCATE TRIAL OF PISTOL
TOTERS BV JUSTICES

In statement given out yesterday
Prosecutor Addlemau strongly advo-
cate dthe trial % pistol foters before
Justices Of the Peace II vas ruled
several DAYS ago by the higher courts
mat Justices have the right 20 Try
pistol totiag cases and ~ is the opin.
ION fthC prosecutor that. nov the
precedent is established. the justices
OF this county might try such cases
and save 'he citizens Of the county
much expense in the way ~ grand
jury fees and criminal court trials
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much out OF date in a ball room IL
they don't know these two dances
especially. Many who went south
during the early spring found them
selves lost when the music struck
up the late dances and all they could
do was waltz and two-step Just as
well be out OF the world as out of
fashion. The young people who re-
turn from school this spring will be
delighted 10 know their friends AT
home are advanced in the art of
dancing.
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Old soldier., Event.

) large number 81 old soldiers anil
comrades and heir friends wi! take
~ 10" Tip 90 I!,thsnl WedneSdas -
mkt wcck. when the viii ACCOMPANY
the : ". HOLIDAY Post SO ]. and
tho Hoilida, Relief corps Nu. 3. The
occasion VIII boz th" presentation r
th. American nag tn IN" til'ar" school
~ BstFIrF Tho special car viii
leave Twcnts SECOND street Tor Well
burg ~ g45 O'clock in IA" morHiur.
Their. vii re q special program f"r
,u. dsv and tho Ladies Ala s"'i'tN 81
fhc iscfhaut church viii serve q noon
Ola. luncheon
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Camp Rest Club.

Mrs. Andrew Frederick Of Mar
tins Ferry. entertained the members
of the Camp Rest Whist club We'd
nesday Bridge whist was the di-
version and the following were the
guests: Mesdames Francis Null
laney. J. Ed Blackford. Walter Be;-
wick. Harry juggling. James Ralston.
Henry Stahl. Thos Acres. HaWord
Beswick, w. f. Thomas. James No
dill. Mrs. Taylor and Andrew Fred
erick.
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Art Department.

The AT Department OF the Wom-
ans clue Will hold their meeting this
AFTERNOON IN the \. -. L. W. rooms
and the program Will include Art APP
probation. To- Miss Wilkinson. Eur
rent Art the Romantic School. Della
'roi. DecIcrOche. Mrs. a. MAYNARD
kimberlanG. the Bahhazon School.
l>2@S. Rosseau. Miss Irma Kraft.
torot. Mrs g. A. Aschmann. Dupre.
Daubigny. Mrs. Dickinson.
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Auction Bridge.

Mrs. David Evans and Mrs. Frank
Mcneil entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Evans in Warwood Thursday
afternoon with an auction bridge
party and the AFFAIR was the largest
of the day. The Island Bridge club
and other friends were the guests
and handsome prizes were awarded
delicious luncheon was served
and there were covers for about for
~ guests
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Officers for the year will be elected
and special program has been ar
ranged. including Mrs. James p.
Hsnley. Mrs. Guy Wagner and Mrs.
Robert Marshall. OF course il is
known to all the members that the
hostess. Mrs. Edward Stifei. will re-
spond with a number OF selections
which are always feature on musical
programs.
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moonlight Walk.

\ monoligh; walk i being planned
bv the Columbia club gymnasium
girls ~ 1918 class and promises to be
an cnioyah.- event. \ gymnasium eN-
hibitior - also being planned under
direction OF Miss Edna Goetze.
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SOCIETY
Sewino Circle Entertained

The Martins Ferry Sewing Circle
was delightfully."- entertained Wednes-
day evening at the home OF Mrs. Max
Fortney in West Wheeling After a
few hours spent in the diversion OF
sowing, refreshments Of pleasing
nature were served
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Last Dance.

The nnpular ooti!ion viii give their
hnal dance on next Monday evening
az III" carroll club. This will BE- the
closing affair Of III" winter series and
II" doubt large crowd will hc in at
'f~-"' B"ntneld's orchestra will
furnish the music.
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CIeIland-WiIliams-

Miss Alice Nj. Williams. populag
daughter OF L. S. Deputy Marshall
Ellie Williams. OF Elm Grove. and
Mr.. John c. Clelland of the same
town. were married at Moundsville.
at the First Presbyterian manse,
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
The wedding was very quiet and the
young people are at home in Elm
Grove. They will 20 to house-keep-
ing in Lintons addition. in that town.
in a few weeks.
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Sunday afternoon az . o'clock. after
which a congregational meeting will
be held 20 give q call 10 Rev Yeakei
81 Baltimore full attendance Is
desired. As Rev Potter will preside
az the meeting
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Irene Dougherty. Edward Deity. Irene
Lory. Rebscca. MeManus. Joseph Wild.
Clara sharder. Alma Cole. Victor
Thomas. John Dougherty. Edith Juer-
gems. Louis JUergens. Porana Whit
man. Bertha Wild. James Gibbs. Mar
tin Eckard and Irene Fry.
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R~c~-,

given by the pupils OF the High school
this evening in Barths Opera House
was great success. An unusually
large crowd was present to witness
the performance which was most clev-
erly staged under the direction Of
Miss Eleanor Boiler. musical d.
rector. Miss Frances Fowler acted as
accompanies
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Spicer-Moore.

II became known late today that
Miss Eva Moore, recorder in the Of
flee of County Clerk. ]. L. Chase.
was married on April Q to Mr.. w.
A. Spicer. of Benwood. when the Mar
shall County Bar Association pres
ented Mrs. Spicer with a handsome
chest of silver. as wedding gift.
Tine presentation was made at the
court house.
The wedding occurred at the home
of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Moore. in East View. this city,
on April .. Rec. &. +. Fuller per.
formed the wedding ceremony.
MIR. Spicer is chief chemist for
the Summit-Salvey company of Wheel
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spicer will reside al
McMechen- Moundsville Echo.
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Xmas pauahters Entertained

Mrs. {. y. Taylor entertained the
Kings Daughters ~ the Fourth
Street church Tuesday evening and
business was transacted This or
ganization will Re entertained once
q week by one Of the members.
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Andrew Harrison. New Britain. Ct.
is the last known survivor OF the
Mohican tribe Of Indians.
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Me.t liberty Me.tirn

Rev James VI Potter. ~ The Vance
Memorial church viii preach ~ the
West Liberty PRESBYTERIAN church on
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MERRY MILK MAID
SHOWED TO LARGE CROWD.

~pe-.s. Dispatch 60 she tr'-iIis.n..-
WELLSBvRG. W Va. May S.
The Merry MIX Maid. an opretta.
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r1t. De Chantal Events.

The following is IA copy OF cards is
sued 10y the directress Of Mount de
Chantal:
The Sisters Of the Visitation
cordially invite you to attend rhe
Reunion of the Alumnae Association
AT Mount de Chantal
Wednesday. May the twenty-hrst
nineteen hundred and thirteen
$3.50 High mass.
1890 Business meeting.
90 Luncheon.
300 Entertainment. +. 6. Y. p.
You are cord ally invited to attend the
Graduates Recital
AZ Mount de Chantal
Tuesday. May the twentieth
nineteen hundred and thirteen
at two o'clock.
Graduates in voice
Anna Louise Beuter
Priscilla Hack Elizabeth williamson
Graduate IN piano
Isabella Maxwell
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Golden Medical
Discovery

Address DR.. Pierce's Invalids Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25

Vapor frances Montreal. De un dla 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25
SIGUEN LAS NEGATIVES

Nueva York, "a. Sc afrma que
Elhoh Mott, Sc han negado a aceptar
puestos de Embajadores y que manlfes-
taron simultaneamente sus deseos.
Ell presidente, al expresar su pena poE
ia negativa de Nc Combs, declare que
i servicio diplomatico Sc We perjudictOdo,
,or el hecho de cue solo los hombres que
tienen tempo y poseen medios para
sbandonar sus negocios, Sc hallan en-
,osici0n de servir al Gobierno en- ell ex-
ranjero. Es penoso-dijo-que Ell 60
bierno Sc yea precisado a pedir tales sa
:rilicios, a las personals a quienes INVITA-
para que presten sus servlclos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25

cincuenta en- la capital del Estado,
Omaha.
Sc calcula que ell n1mero de los muer-
tos fiuctua entire noventa y dosclentos.
Varios centenares de personals Sc encuen-
tran heridas.
Las tropas regulares y las milicias, ha-
cen servicio en- ell distrito asolado, pres
tando avuda en- los trabajos de saliva
mento y evitando que Sc desarrolle ell
pillaje.
Ell presidente Wilson, ma teegranaoo
al alcaIde de Omaha, ofreciendole ayuda
| 81 la necesitase
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25
CARL GRAMIAS
MR.. WILSON Y LA
QUESTION ARANCELARIA
MR.. WILSON Y LA

Nueva York. 24.-Se dice aqul que
en- la presente semana, el presidentt
Wilson celebrara una conferencia con
Mr.. Oscar Underwood, acerca de la reyi-
sion arancelaria.
FL presidente Ell persona eXammara
ell borrador de este proyecto de ley y
dara conocer los puntos de vista mas
culminantes.
La creencia general es que Wilson tie
ne la intenci0n de hacer una rebaja mo-
derada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25

otro estara aqui procedente de Puerto
Plata
Consignatarios, J. T. Silva Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25

Nueva York, "a. - Austria envl0 4
Montenegro un ultimatltm ligeramente
1isimulado, amenazando con acudir la
fuerza 81 no Sc permitia la poblacion
.ivil de Scutari salir de la plaza. Italia
Russia han aconsejado q Montenegro
,le acceda 4 la petici6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25
WILSON, Es MUY ACTIvo

Nueva York, 24.-Seg1n los rlmores
que circular aqui, ell Presidente piensa
enviar un mensaje al Congreso acerca
del asunto relacionado con los suicides
mayores que han de disfrutar y residen-
cias que deben de ocupar los individuos
del Cuerpo diplomatico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25
UNA CIUDAD CASI DESTRUIDA
POR UN HURACAN

Nueva York, 24-Telegramas recibi-
dos de Nebrasca, dan cuenta de que,
aver, un trememdo htlracan destruyo
ciento cincuenta casas cause importan-
tes desperfectos en- mas de doscientas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25
A los Agricultores y Comerciantes en- Cafe

Vendemos ebaa especial de las amosas
SECADORAS "GUARDIOLA" abrcadas nuestros Repre-
sentados Sres Marcus Mason CO, de South Framnghm Mass
ofrecemos toda cae de manara pecmen para cafe de los
mmos fabricantes.
Conmos los mecanco las monturas
tambn hacemo de las convenio especial
Concedemos plazos hrmas de responsablldad.
Vendemos los renombdos de gasona "Ngara Sta
Rite, los precos slguientes, f. b, New York:
De p.
F.
1enemo. eisenei dc :to m0t0f' WAzHu$ OLIVER e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25
En- el BOLTT1N MERCAKTIL"
Esquinas, Fortaleza y San Jose.
EXPORTACION

CAFE tornado aqui por 'el vapor
espafiol ''Balmes'', para la Habana:
Sue. de Roses Co. zoos. 20.000ks.
Sanders Philippi Co. 25s. 2.S75ks.
Total 225 sacos con un peso de 22.875
kilos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25

Vapor espanol Monserrat Sa!io de
C1diz el Is del colricnte. y estara aqui
ei %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25
LA REVOLUTION DE MEXICO

Nueva York 24.-El sabado por Ii!
loche fueron rechazadUs en- SaltiLo, los
ebeldes mejicanos, los cuales huyeron
oerseguidos por las tropas federaaes.
Despu6s de no haber podido conseguir
lie Oieda la rendici6n de Naco, los rebel
des, mandados por Obreg6n, amenaza
ahora a Cananea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25

otro estara aqui procedente de Puerto
Plata
Consignatarios, j. T. Silva Co.
Vapor americana Coamo. Manana
saldra para New York
Consignatarios, The n Y. ?. r. SIS. Co.
Vapor americana San Juan Ha sail
do ell % del presente de New York,
para esta.
Consignatarios, The n Y. P. r. SIS. Go.
Vapor aleman President Hoy sc
aguarda procedente de Santo Domin-
go.
Consignatarios. Korber Co.
Vapor aleman S. Y. Luckenback. El
del entrante salra para New York.
ConsignatariOs, lnsular Line.
Vapor americana Bayamon El 20 del
presente saldra de New York para esta.
COnsi gnatariOs, Insular Line.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-25

Vapor americana Bayam6n. El 20 del
presente saldrd de New York para esta.
Consi gnatarios, Insular Line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
An1usenents

Detective William j Burns in the
Exposure of the Land Swindicrs'
in three parts. at the ueandi Thcater
Friday, May 10th.
detective william J Burns, the ia
nous guardian OF the law, personally
appears IN this extraordinary produc-
ton. based upon ore OF his adyen-
lures and wildly demonstrates his
modern scientific methods IN bring
ing criminals 10 pustice.
Miss Alice Joyce, the premiere
motion picture actress, and large
company OF artists, appear in sup
port OF Mr. Burns The powerful
drama was produced In the South. in
New York, IN Washington, d. {, on
an ocean liner and through The leas-
ing OF the entire branch OF rail-
road
No production In tho history ol
motion pictures has over aroused 50
much interest The name of the cei-
ebrated detective is one 20 conlure
with and the fact that he personally
appears In this gripping feature dra'
ma draws a capacity house
This three reel feature viii bt
shown one day only. Friday. matinee
and night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
Mrs. &. G.. Maddox
rnlertnined lirilnY 1900. '

The Friday Five Hundred club was
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
a lovely. meeting by Mrs Z, q. Mad
dox at her home. Jos Van Buren, 81.
Only elmo members were present
and after blpasant round Of games
the club ,prise. a beautiful gold
hat pin, was awarded to Mrs
ID. T.. Bfyant for high score
A dainty salad course was served
after the games aud happy social
hour INDUCED
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
~ ~ BROKrYN -
z1IABERNACLE)

AecA-elBlEssTJoY. or $50,
THE SOWING AND THE REAPlNo
Genesis az May 10,
''Hhafsoucr a ptaH soms 4. fhaf sh1ll he aifs
rcas -tiaiaiiaa. 81
- HE story OF Joseph aud his
brethren c0ntlnues Todays
" lesson illustrates how the re-
membranes n Their cruelty
toward their brother Joseph hurassed
the eyildocrs long years after Om
Golden Text seems TO lay down a priu.
dple Whatsoever anybody sows 90
telllgently will bring harvest ~ sim
liar kind.
The ADMINISTRATION region included
Palestine. Word spread that there
was no lack of food In Egypt and thai
rorn Of the old stock was sold there 20,
moderate prices jacob directed 90.
sons. men of families. to 90 down Oh
Egypt aud purchase wheat
As strangers, they We're directed "a
Joseph. Through an Interpreter. %,
inquired whether they were spies. com
Ing to see how much corn there wa'
In Egypt. that they might bring AZ
.,.,,,v IA ctaal "A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
He'll Bennett society
Missionary Program.

The belle Bennett Missionary So
ciety of.ihe POLK Street Methodist
church m9t, "Wednesday afternoon IN
the church pauofs and an interesting
program was gken on missions. An
unusual good attendance was pres
cnt and "a splendid meeting enjoyed.
The st'rdy OF missions, will be CON
| iinued az the meeting neN Wednes-
day afternoon in the church parlors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16

DALLAS. Tex. May A. the
guests OF the people Of Texas hund
reds Of visitors who have been at
tending the national gathering Of NY
site Shriners here this week depart
ed today on 900 mile tour of the
Lone star State Special trains have
been charted for the tour, which will
include stops In Austin. San Antonio
Houston. Galveston and other cities
aud points OF interest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
,-aeaclers Enjoy
Ice Cream breakfast

A charming social hour was en-
joyed yesterday morning about 10
O'Clock by the teachers OF the ANA
rillo High School building when
about eighteen teachers gathered IN
the lunch room and had a delicious
ice cream breakfast Ice cream
sherbet and cake were served and a
pleasant hour was spent by the tea
chers talking over the school year,
which was so nearly completed and
telling of their plans for the sum
mer.
Many of the teachers leave TODAY
telling OF their plans for the SUM
for their homes In various parts OF
the state while others will soon take
up Normal work for the summer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
Announcements.

TIE Seniors will entertain the Jun
Tors with a lawn party AT the homo
OF Mr. and Mrs D w. owen, 1912
TYLER Street this evening.
Stoddard Glass 40. . will meet
with Mrs. G r. oliver, 1900 Pierce
street. this afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16

The groom is the son Of p~B King
o. King. Holland Furniture Company
and an employe " Swift and Co +,
-2hile the brilsf was one OF the en-
ployc--ol thsT Fair store
a recypIi0r-w--.-glYen last nisht
at thefhome OF the brides parents
Mr.and Mrs. q. A. Woulfman. ll05
Buchanan street
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their youngest brother with them
The guilty conscience OF the breth /
rem connected these experiences with /
their own wrong course In the past |
They said 10 one another I'VE are
verify guilty concerning our brother. |
when we saw the anguish of his soul,
when he bcsought Us and We would
not hear therefore 4 this distress
come upon us" They knew not that
Joseph understood them. but he with
drew and wcpt Ills heart was not
hard lie was merely giving them
profitable lesson.
Many Stripes and Few Stripes
when Jacobs sons arrived with The
wheat. they told their experience 90
their father Moreover, they were per
picked 10 find that the money paid for
the wheat was returned IN each sack
Their minds continually reverted 90
the crime Of years ago Many times
had they reapcd crops Of sorrow and
surmlsings respecting what God might
not exact from them IN the nature OF
trouble, similar 10 what they had
brought upon Joseph
How advantageous II would be II this
principle were generally recognized
that every trcspnss mnst receive just
recompense of r"wa ~ We have lest
such an appreciation ~ Justice and
such looking for ret'6ution because
Of a very false doctrine which pre-
wallis. That false doctrine ascrihes
only one punishment Tor every sin. ana
TINT an uuihinkahlc one-eterual tor
ment Few really believe that doc
trlne or are really influenced 10y n
It's monstrosity makes It unbelievable
aud turns the mind aside from the
proper view Of the puuishmcnts which
God has foretold
Humanity cannot improve upon the
Divine arrangement Hence all chris
tlnns should begin afrcsh 90 tell the
world e both the Justice and To- Love
Of God that Gods penalty against >.n
IL death. but that tie has provided
through Christ tor release from Chat
penalty. during Christs Mlllcnnh
reign Then al mankind will hc grant
cd full opportunity of reconciliail"
with Cod aud of restoration 90 God s
imnee aud likeness, lost by Albums su
Jacobs Gray Hairs For SheoL
When Jacob heard that 'rniamii
must 90 on the next expedition io'
wheat. he protested vigorously ""
soph was gone. and if now ho should
. lose benjamin. the grief would hrIn-
down his gray hairs go Sheol 90" 'om'
the death stute
I'm the Common Version Bible Shco
is repeatedly translated Hell Ih an'
Grave IN oldcu times these three
words were synonymous When 'h'
Revised Version was iu preparation
the learned men charged with TIA
work refused 10 translate Sheol 10y m
word Hell. which ha- lost iis orieiua
meaning and has come 90 mean pla'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
Father Dunn
intcrtains.

4 Father u. II. Dign was host to
Member OF the fdies Sodality OF
.tA Sacred Heart catholic Church at
a Nncheon last eyening at LOOMS
Kan& Kitchen
CoNs werY1aid for approximately
forty "A sts and social converse held
sway arAyd the festive board and
the enterApment proved one OF
rare enjymNi
The genu foNows
Cold fam \Saratoga Potatoes
Pickies
Bread aud Butter
Chicken Salad au Lettuce
Olives Epic waters
Neapolitan lee Cream and
Assorted Cakes
M.uts
Coffee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16

80 -
they explained
truthfully Joseph
then inquired
about JHCob aud
BENJAMIN Final.
~ he put Simeon
into prison. aud
sent the others
home with corn.
telling them that
they would need
more and might
have II. provided
that they brought