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The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-15
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Special to The Times By Associated
 WAIIINGTON, May 15-Dr. Bernard Dern- berg, who has been called the unofficial spokesman of Germany in the United States and who has been before the American public with leading articles on the European situation since the war broke out, has made plans to leave the country soon Dem berg has been the personal rep sentative of the Kaiser in America, and his nces have been istented to with greater attention even than those of the German ambassador
 The newspaper attacks made by Denberg on
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BASEBALL GAME
 TOMORROW AFTERNOON

There will be a game of baseball at the park tomorrow afternoon, but whether it will be between the mar ried and single men or a picked team from town against the railroad boys. has not been definitely decided
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WILL FISH NEAR SEWARD
 DURING THE SUMMER

J. J. Brennan is in town from Mile 55 and is rigging up fishing outfit to be used this summer to the west ward. He will make his headquar- ters at Seward, where he hopes to supply the local market with fish, and to which place he will go in a motor boat.
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INJURED HIS FOOT
 WHILE AT MILE 52

Malcolm Brock is suffering from a very sore foot While on his way to Chitina Thursday, he got off at Mile 52 to inspect the Hanley cannery, and stepped on a nall, which went through his shoe into the sole of his foot When he reached Chitna he had the injured member dressed.
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ASSASSINATE FORMER
 PREMIER OF PORTUGAL

MADRID, May 15-It is reported on good authority that Alfonso Acosta, a former premier of Portugal, has been assassinated by the revolutionists in Lisbon.
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:German Economist Must Leave Washington

the foreign policy of the United States in furnishing arms and supplies to the beigerents, has made that person persona non grata with the Wilson admins traton, and his exit will be the direct result of the dlspleasurc he has incurred at Washington. The question of Dernberg and his many criticisms of the United States has been frequently before the cabinet and it is believed that the remedy decided upon was to notify Germany that his departure would be ap- preciated.
 WASHINGTON May 15-Tt is stated boro tl,ot
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TWO BOATS DUE FROM
 WESTWARD SUNDAY NIGHT

The steamer Mariposa is due from the westward Sunday evening at 2 o'clock, and will remain here about 9 hours before sailing for Seattle.
 No word has been received as yet from the Admiral Wetson. but she is also due tomorrow night.
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PRESIDENT PAYS VISIT GOLF
 GROUNDS

NEWPORT NEWS, May 15-The yacht Mayhower, with President Will son on board, arrived in Hampton Roads today. The president came a. shore and visited the golf grounds near here, going over a few holes ac- companiod by Secretary Humility.
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REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT GAINS
 CONSIDERABLE STRENCTH SPAIN

MADRID, May 15-A revolutionary movement is reported to be spreading in Portugal and the situation is decidedly grave hsbon the capital of the country is controlled by the leaders of the revolutionary movement although soldiers loyal to the republic No serious outbreak has as vet been repored but there to be authoritative belief in Spain that decisive blow will be struck in few days The Poru- taking extraordinary steps keep itself in power.
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BERLIN, May 15-Unitcd States Ambassador Gerard called this morning at the German foreign office, and personally presented President Wilson $ note on the Lusitana, Gulflight and other incidents to the German foreign secretary. The ambassador remained but short time.
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ROME May liking Victor Emmanuel has asked Gui- scope Carcoa, Gaibadan veteran aged seventyfour form cabinet to take the place of the Giot cabinet which resigned yesterday Carcora has had wide experience in Staecraft and is extremely popular with all classes of the pie He would draw strong support from all the parties in
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RAISING FUNDS FOR
 FLOAT AT CITY DOCK

A movement is on foot to raise funds with which to build float at the lower end of the city dock, so that launches and small boats can arrive and depart at low tide.
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MADRID, May 15-The commander of the Portugese cruiser Vasco de Gama murdered last night by his crew. and today the guns of the vessel turned upon Lisbon The troops in the capital have thus far remained loyal the present government Much excitement prevails everywhere throughout the country, but nothing definite has yet been learned to the and seriousness of the revolution
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Miss Genevieve Whalen expects to go to Ship Creek when the Northern Drug Company establishes its branch store there.
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CoNSrANrlNOPLE, May 15-lt has been officially an nonced by the office that the British battehip Goliath sunk in the Dardanees by Turkish torpedo boat de- sroyer, which returned unharmed The English acknow edged the loss of the Goliath with loss of 300 two days ago.
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ROME May 5-Marcora, the aged patriot who was asked by the King today form cabinet has notified the sovereign that he would be forced to decline The recent evidence shown by the popular approval of the Saandra government have had bearing his decision It now probable that the King will insist Saandra remaining charge of the ship of state.
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sail unarmed, the Germans would confne their activ
 ties to right of search, in order to prevent the ception of contraband a change of destination. That such an arrangement would be satisfactory to the Wilson administration seems to be accepted
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MADRID, May 15-The revolution in Portugal has been maugurated This afternoon the rebel naval squadron menced to lombard Lisbon The boats are small and carry of heavy cabre but succeeded doing considerable property damage along the waterfront of the Tagua Several lives were lost result of the shell fire and many wounded The navy officials evidently leaders of the rebellion
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Judge F. F. Medley has given up the Patton house on Fourth avenue, and taken apartments in the Adams building.
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cudng the Radicals, Socialists and Republicans Saandra would probably be retained in the cabinet and Gott would assume friendly attitude It is assumed that would be friendly toward Italy preserving neutrality in the present European crisis.
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WASHINGTON, May 15-Diplomatic officials of the government beginning to believe that the dan
 ger of war with Germany is lessening The impress sion is gaining ground that Germany will afford a means of settlement of the difficulties with this coun- try, by arbitration and diplomatic discussion While such negotiations in progress Germany suggests that if Great Britain would notify merchantmen to
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F. l.. Harwood launched his boat in the bay this afternoon.
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Mrs. J. D. Rockefeller and son, of Chitina, are in town, and will leave on the next steamer for the states.
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terances are supposed to have the sanction of the ruling powers.
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GERMAN SUBMARINE ATTACKS AND SINKS DANISH STEAMER

LONDON May 15-The Danish steamer Martha was tor pedoed and sunk yesterday off Aberdeen by German subma rne None of the perished they picked up leaving their ship in small boats
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WASHINGTON, May l5-It is stated here tha
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Christ. There are about cisco
churches N America, Catholic and
Protestant Only five out of every 1OO
young men or this country are mems
bers. Of the. church. Fifteen out of
church somewhat regularly; eighty
five out of every 100 never go inside
of a church. Eighty-five per cent Of
our criminals are young Jnen. Seventy
five per cent Of all murders and
b,lrglaries are committed by young
men under % years OF age. And fifty
per cent Of these criminals arc under
2OyearS Of age The early church had
:: mighty problem on its hands and
YOU must admit That we have great
problem. If the elements in the early
church that made it such a mighty
succesa, possessed the church today
who would lead the church to victory.
The carly church was working
church.
All had their work to do. All we're
10 be at it. and always at If. The
work of tic church will not be done
without orkers Your work for God
cannet be done by another. There are
a host Of people in our churches who
are drones and hindercrs They are
i1inderers because they are drones
THE carly church was praying
church. II a.
They continued in prayer i'll the
temple and out Of liza praying church
is a church OF power. How many
members OF the church attend prayer.
meetings in this city? How many are
there whose voices are heard in prayer
IN the homes There are thousands OF
church members who never darken the
~ NJ n
They would rather sit around. and
gossip, and eat fudg e, or go to a card
party, rather than 90 to a prayer meet
ing. You do not need to expect that
ihsworld will be brought to Christ by
people who would rather 20 to 4
club, or a lodge, or card party. or a
lance, or 2 shew, or give a pink tea,
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or read novel, than to attend a
prayer meeting.
The early church was a giving
church
There are members Of churches
who are splendid givers. They are
giving at a great sacrifice, but they
know the joy of giving. There arc
but few who bear the financial bur-
dens of the churches There are many
in our churches who do not give as
God prospers them They want to
sec things so, but they are not willing
to bear their share OF the burden.
They are religious dead-beats. God
cannot bless a stingy man. Many a
man says, o, God, l am going to prove
you now, am going to take you at
Your Word; am claiming your prom
ises. and then he wonders why some
thing has not happened. He forgot to
read, Bring all your tithes into the
storehouse and prove me. The bless
ing will come when you pay God what
you owe Him. You have not opened
your ears to God any wider than
YOU have opened your purse to Him.
Some people are as stinsy as the old
man who dropped a nickel into the
basket OF foreign missions and, said,
inward main. bnt we shall gill Ia
sioine1 s., s;I,ea p ana none ~ ,,,,et
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enuIcIl sucl as snoulu .ne sayeo me
cnuFcn Is a. soc1ai n stltutlon but " rs
more. II as. an intellectual organza-
q put at Is MOI Whatever otner
blessings q the church may stand TOT,
tnere Is one atnlng, II STANDS uncnange-
any ana unalteraoly to save sln-curs-
ca men and women.
Inc early church had favor With
al tue people. what else could you
expect, WhenS you read how they labor
ed SO jealousy to win, men to Christ;
now earnestly they pray. night and
Gay That they were a liberal people;
mat they We're a Spirtt-dl1ed people.
SUCH a church Is sure to command the
respect Of all. But there are churches
~ THIS country that do not have the
RI a "a a. tst
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ieal life is doing far more harm to the
cause of Christ than a dozen, barking.
frothing infidels l would rather be
known as an open enemy of Jesus
Christ outside Of the church, than to
be in the church under the glise of
His name and stab Him with an in
consistent hypocritica1 life. Some
times members of the church say.
7 am but little account to the church, !
and that might be true. They say,
No notice is taken OF me, where I
go, what do, when go out or when
I come in But that is a false con-
clusion. People do know where you
80. They know what you do. They
know what kind of life you are liv-
ing. They know whether your lire IS
a help or hindrance to the Church or
Christ.
One OF the saddest things that can
befall a follower of Jesus Christ is to
lost his influence for good. When Lot
went to the homes OF his children In
ISodom to warn them to flee from the
doomed city, 1t was to discover he had
lost his influence over them, for he
seemed to them as one that Knocked
Many parent wonders why his chill
dren have so little regard for holy;
things. Many a man wonders why his
servants have so little respect for
Christianity. tt is. because their lives
seem TO their children and to their
servants as one that mocks. Never will
family be for God unit IL the par
ents APOLOGIZE to their chi dren for the
manner OF life they have lived for
Christ I have found the hardest per
son to win for Christ is one who has
been raised in the home Of an incon-
sistent church member. heard DR..
chapman tell how he was preaching In
one OF the large cities and great
crowds Were In attendance. Four days
and nights he stood before the people
and there was not a hand raised fo1
prayer. He was to go to a. neighbor-
ing city to hold services and seeing
there was no evidence OF conviction.
ne went to the pastors and asked them
to l1eve him, that he might 60 to the
next field. But the pastors said thew
thought they had found the difficulty.
The pastor of the church in which DR.
Chapman was preaching had put on a
prominent Judge as chairman OF the
personal work committee. and when
he passed through the audience. he
sent a chill over it. The pastor went
to the Judge and said to. him. II have
been hearing rumors on the street
that your life is not clean. and I have
come to you to contradict them. I,
have also come 10 say that IL they are
true, p Will stand by you as a brother.
and to help You to get free from the
power OF your sim The judge looked
a moment at the pastor and SAID.
They The are all true and more. IN q
moment they we're on their knees and
the judge arose forgiven man. He
1kaF1tf fnf4
the crowd Of people and said. Il have
been known as a member and office
bearer OF this church for a number OF
wears. hnt fnr a long time. nv life mas
been robbed OF it's r,nsver and my soul
Otis peace. fear ] have lost my
inf1uenre In NV home and IN nv city.
bit I have gotten right with Cod ana
nv pastor have come ia ask vorIr
frr-Pi ver1es s. THAT nipF,t there were
Il rrhn came ont for rhrfst and In,
i've nfslht there ware ave sinndrefi.
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some time to SOW Wild oats would
rather try to capture a runaway loco
motive or to lasso wild broncho Oh
| the plains than to try to win thousands
of young men and women who were
taught by their parents, there was a
time to play with the devil They
that seek me early shall find me-
.Remem Der they Creator in the days of
thy youth, when the evil days come
!. not, nor the years draw nigh when
thou shalt say. I have no pleasure in
them. Christ said, Suffer little chill
dren to come unto me and forbid them
i not, for OF such is the kingdom of
heaven A little girl was trying to
quote that verse and she said. Suffer
the little children to come unto me.
and get out of the way That is the
real meaning of that text. I wish it
could be branded on the heart of every.
parent in this country. Get out of the
way OF your children and let Jesus
Christ have them.
There are many who hinder the
salvation OF others by their indiffer-
once. Ii
Christ said of an ancient church,
Because ye are neither hot nor cold.
IL will spew you out Of my mouth L
have always had doubt about a mans
salvation when he claims to be fol-
lower of Jesus Christ and he IS UNI
I.concerned about the salvation Of
others. There is nothing more unlike
the spirit Of Jesus Christ than the
dftchMTate du1lness, stagnation, apathy
and dry rot that has settled down on
many who claim to be Christian Ir
you have been rescued from hell, you
will have concern about the man who
Is on the way there. have spoken to
young men who were the pride OF their,
parents and have said, Your father
and mother would like to see you be-
come Christian, ! and they have said,
Yes, they are members af the church.
but they have never spoken word
to me about my salvation God help
US to break the hands Of legarthy that
are binding US, and rescue the perish
ing and care for the dying. and snatch.
them in pity from sin and the grave,
and weep Ger the eTring one, and lift
up the fallen, and tell them Of Jesus,
the mighty to save
There are men who hinder the sal
walton OF others because they oppose
all effort to save others.
Again and again, have known
church members to hold dances, card
parties. fudge parties, theater parties.
to oppose our meetings, while we were
trying to win their lost TO Christ. i
have learned by experience that you
cannot build revival on cards,
dances. shows, wa1iskey-fas and dis
honest money. II you want to have a.
work Of grace here that will last. you
must get that kind Of rubbish Of the
devil out OF the way. Unless you do.
your work will fall like house OF
[cards. ] have never known the church
to start a soul-winning campaign that
the devil did not get some church
member busy to oppose the work, and
his most successful tool is back
slider, cold, God-fcrsaken church
member. It takes no brains or In
te1ligence to oppose the work OF saw.
ing men. There are some in the
churches who have no more purpose
in the church than the old fellow who
wanted to be elected an elder IN ttes
church Some one asked him what
he wanted to be an elder for. He re-
piled, = can object, I can kick. So.
can mule. 3i
= have heard Of an old fellow In
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PROGRAM [ /
Will Be Observed at CoIored
Trinity Methods Episcopal
Church on Ben Street.

The following program will be OBJ
served at 8 o'clock Sunday night at
the colored Trinity Methodist Episco-
pal church on Ben street,.
Ancient OF Days Choral Society.
Invocation.
Help Thou Jehovah Choral So
citety.
Scripture 1esson-Mr. Bumgardner.
SoloHe Will Guard Nte''-Dr.
w. "A. johnson.
ReadingMr.L Lutte freeman Tuck.
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The Court Of last !. /; Re.ort.

Around the stove or tne.cross roads
grocery is the real court OF last resort.
for It finally Owe rules all otl1arss
Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
been brought before this eourtin a.
most every cros5 roads grocery IN this
aud has always received q
verdict. It Is IA the coun-
try Where man expects osreceIve ran
value for his money thits this remedy
as most pprecta ts Obtafnable;
SeFsrEa ytisensat
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Before God, is your life clean? Is
your life right with Jesus Christ? Are
those rumors on the street concern
ing you true or false? II you will
spare your life with Christ, you Will
see such a work Of grace and power
10 save in this city as you have never
Witnessed"
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Entreat Me Not to Leave Thee ;=I
Choral Society. Sss
Offering
Announcements.
Every Morning, Mercies New -
Choral Society.
Doxology. i

Only one modern sawnill is ops
Grated in the territory of Hawaii
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Stockings first came into use ingfhe
eleventh century. before w1lic it was
customary to swathe the feet in ban
dages
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Testing Violins.

marked Improvement has been
made in the quality Of the violins and
other stringed instruments manufac-
tured in the United States. The science
Of vIolir-inaking includes several
others, us il requires expert knowledge
regarding the chemical composition of
varnish, the graining of wood and
other matters. seemingly trivial. but
closely affecting the tone production,
which is the important object of the
instrument.
4 special apparatus has been de-
signed in Johns Hopkins University for
testing or measuring the tones which
90 10 make up musical sound 1t in
cludes hundred resonators which
analyZe tone effects. Stringed instru-
record Of their exact vibratory char
acter.
1t is believed that these resonators
need of the manufacturer. They will
test the instrument and give an exact
record of their tone capabilities This
can be printed and attached, so that
the purchaser may know just what he
is receiving.
No means has existed heretofore OF
knowing the tone possibilities of an
instrument. Violin buying has been
so much of u gamble that few beginners
were willing to risk selecting an un-
used instrument. This is one reason
for the preference given to the old in
struments of European manufacture