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tie great dsh in providing safety in
The seerm and transportation for the
prophet
It 10 the tragedy Of literature that
tho most sublime record contained in
the Cid Testament Of Gods love for
humanity has been overlooked. because
men hxvH been studying the details
ef the story. Prof Moulton has point
ed out that modern reading of the
prophecy Of Jonah has restored to US
.the finest foreign missionary tract
ever written"
II we turn aside to consider the
various questions that have arisen
from the study Of this little book. that
have nerpiexed the earnest scholar and
the reverent scientist. We. too. Will
fail to behold the great truth that it
so vividly reveals. of how God sum :
rnoned prominent patriotic prophet
to preach to the Gentiles the message
of warning and upon their repentance
gave them life.
It's spiritual revelations of Gods at
titude toward the nations Of the
earth reaches the high-water mark Of
Old Testnme prophecy and theology.
ITS central figure centers around
reign of Jereboam m II ena bled the latter
to restore the ancient boundaries and
prestige of Israel. This prophetic
statesman wSs the reputed son Of the
widow of Zarephath, who cared for
Elijah in his extremity. His father
was Ammittai. Tradition informs us
that Jon"h ministered unto Elisha
whom he succeeded. and that he was
the prophet who annointed Jehu.
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evening at 1880 o'clock The services
will consist of the Rosary, closing mis-
sion sermon, benediction of the blessed
sacrament, after which the papa
blessing will be given by Rev. Flanni.
gan to all those who made the mission
* X I; x
Tomorrow q mission of two weeks
duration will open at st. Dominics
Church at II o'clock with solemn
high mass. when Rev. F. A. Gaffney,
10. p, will be celebrant; Rev. J. C.
Cowan. Q. P.- deacon, and Rev. Ed
ward ] Farmer, o. p. subdeacon.. One
of the missioners will preach the open
ing sermon
Rev. G. A. Splinter, o. p. and Rev,
J.. NJ. Stanton, o. P, two of the best
known orators in the Order of Preach
ers, will conduct the mission.
The first week will be for the women
and the second for the men. The order
of exercises is as follows: Masses each
morning at and o'clock, with an
instruction at the o'clock mass and
a sermon at the 8 o'clock service. Ex-
ercises every evening at 1880 o'clock,
consisting of the Rosary, short instruc-
tton, sermon and benedictiou of the
blessed sacrament. -'.'saS-y
"a = So
IN st. Patrick's Church the Children
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Pulpit and Pem

and bring us all to serve Thee more
perfectly with thankful hearts, ioyal
faith and pure lives: through Jesus
Christ our Lord. Amen"
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Beginning with tomorrow at 1:SC
pm, Rev. DR.. Charles E. F'ultz, pastor
Of the Memorial United Brethren
Church, North Capitol and streets
northwest, will resume his illustrated
lectures of the spring.
Last spring the series. Through the
Holy Land" was quite popular and
was largely attended. This season the
pastor will take the congregation
Through the Bible, in Picture, Song
and Lecture" beginning with "Crea-
tion.''
x :: x 4
The Epworth League Of Douglas
Memorial NJ. Z. Church will conduct
sunrise prayer meeting in the league
room Of the church on Thanksgiving
morning. the service beginning at 7:30
o'clock. The various young peoples So
cieties of the northeast have been in
vited and a good meeting is antici-
pated. Another Thanksgiving service
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of Mary will receive communion in a
| body at the o'clock mass. which will
be celebrated by Rev. James A. Smyth.
They Will assemble again at o'clock
for their monthly devottons. which will
be conducted by Rev. Smyth.
solemn high mass win be cele-
brated at II o'clock. with Rev. Martin
7. Egan as celebrant, and two priests
from Holy Cross College at the Catho-
lie University as deacon and subdeacon.
,, Rev. John Smyth, c. S. p, of st.
PauPs College. Catholic University.
who has been giving course of lee
lures for non-Catholics during the past
week, will preach. his subject being
Religion in Spirit and in Truth In
the evening he will deliver the closing
sermon at 1870 o'clock on why Men
Join tho Catholic Church Benedic-
tion will follow. when both the mixed
ard sanctuary choirs will furnish the
music.
These lectures, II is pointed out, were
arranged to explain the truths taught
by the Catholic Church, and are not in
tended to be controversial in any man
ner.
The question box placed at the door
in which the questions deposited have
been answered each evening previous
to the service have proved Of great
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t 2burnap' @cbool 1esson|
Nh Bp &eb: .4uqt u 6tthtnson.

US when we have failed them, but God,
| who knows the possibilities of every
| human soul, forgives men their sins
and then sends them out on new mis-
| slons, expecting them to make good.
| We always suffer for our nistakse, but
| our Lord never discharged a servant
| tor failures and errors. He may give
US different task. The second oppor-
tunity may not be as good as the first
chance. SO we should do our best for
! Him always.
! The message intrusted to Jonah was
I, the same as at first. Looking back, we
can see what Jonah could not see
how his mission to Nineveh was meant
to influence Israel. Prot Bisseii has
| pointed out the historic relations. For
Assyria was then on the point of ele-
! waiting itself to the government of the
world: The kings of Israel had already
(Hos.. 5:13). How proper was 1t now
! that the Lord should give this mighty
| nation. which was to exercise SO great
an influence on the destiny of the the
, ocracy. presentiment of His power
| and glory. How encouragfngly must 1t
have reacted on Israel. and how hu-
initiating the example of penitent Nine
web for impenitent Israel"
| Every man and woman who responds
to Gods call to carry to every creature
peace through repentance and faith in
1 the Savior, power to live the Christian
life through the presence of the Holy
Spirit with men and the promise of a
, life hereafter in the Fathers house
| has had some one to try to persuade
them to stay at home because they
| were needed here. but the reaction
upon the home field and church that
follows their obedience to the divine
call has always enlarged the giving
and doing among the Christians In the
home land. God recognized then, as He
does today. that the heather world had
claims on His justice and mercy. When
called the second time Jonah was ready
to go to the great city that has been
forgotten and buried for $500 years.
preserving in its ruins, awaiting to be
unearthed by the Investigators spade.
the strongest confirmation of the truths
of the Scripture. One of the most ef-
fective arguments for the power of the
gospel is furnished by the missionary
conquests of the world for Chris. that
have marked the last century Of Chris
ftan history
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In SO small a com.
pass"
Men have failed
to grasp the COM
pact, condensed and
comprehensive mes
sage contained in
this most remarka-
BILE production OF
all literature, be-
cause In p u b ! 1 c
thought the book
has been associated
with the incident
related concernin 6
fba mart fakan hy
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Metropolitan Methodist Church.

Corner Of John Marshall place and ct. NV.
James Shera Montgomery, Minister.
Public worship at II o'clock, with sermon by
the minister. on
"The Unprotected Investment"
Or. Montgomery will speak In the evening at
s O'Clock on
"The Might of the Ordinary Man."
Free seats to the people.
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The Missionary Call.

The first foreign missionary received
q divine call to 20 to the foreign field.
He sought to run away from the face
OF Jehovah, but no man who IL called
Of Cod to do His service can have
spiritual neace IL he refuses to resnond
20 the divine call. He NAV decline to
obey. like Jonah hut he will repent
and finally obey Gods commands to
20 and Dre-ch the good news to every
creature God calls today the strongest
rren physically mentally and morally
10 the foreign field The choicest Young
men and women from our colleges.
chr-chas ana cornt-y are ~Asponding
TO the rail ~ the p-fnce Of pe,ce AMI
are reaSv 10 anv--hsre for Jesus
TO helm make HIM king
The wbosA -roraI 6hA- will not
break 'p the isolation ~ hesthenisn Is
the ontv ne-son ~ to ren-esent the
Church % Ch-is+ ah-nad NAVY min
lister can succea6 in friendly envi-
ronrent Who would he a COLOSSAL fa'I-
urS IN rriss'ou Wo-L II takes heroic
soul to stspd the 6-st two vIars' strai
in a strange land learning new
-onp,Ie sn that tI,@v pror1airn the
Ilnsea-ehahrs riches ~ the love OF Cod
for failen man. Ionah had to he tested
in the stow, heSore his rharac cter to
vyftoe-s for Cr1 arnonp the he.than was
esta hlishAd when he learned that re
COULD not asranA S-o", the p-Aasrca ~
God Torab e---srSe-~S fo God 70 do
His will Iike the othe- Ap,ha-s of
h's n,fion re had forgotten the sublime
mission ~ Is-aed. ain whose seed ell
the Notions OF the earth were to be
blessed"
We have come upon a day In our his
tcrv nAnpla when we realize the
nec4ssitv oT insisting in our relations
with the hAiIi~@-ent powers OF the
world ror the freedom of the seas for
our commerce in all commodities OK =
cent. those that are contra hand We
must not roreAt in this hour. when we
are hrou1ht face 10 face with the ne
cessitr of DrNpsredusss as O nation
that IL we are to continue in our "nnis-
sion of peare and GOOD will TO all the
nations OF the earth We must push not
our commerce first. but the missionary
work Of the church Of the living God
We must not allow our business inter
ests as JONAH aid. TO sfdetrack our re-
liRious ohii~ations. 1t would have
been better for Jonah's record II God
had not had to send His ancient wire
less message through the air to recall
him to duty. Conviction of sin broueh,
COURAGEOUS confession of his guilt
and an experience that fitted Jonah to
respond to the second summons to go
10 Ninevch. the great and wicked city
with the God-given message.
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Jonah. one Of the most significant
books Of the Old Testament. Is accord
ing to Charles Reade. the novelist.
the most beautiful story ever written
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JONAH A MISSIONARY
TO NINEVEH.-Jonah
S:I-4:II.
A Foreign Missionary Les
son,

Golden Text.-Go ye
therefore, and make dis
ciples of all the nations, bap-
tizing them into the name of
the Father, and of the Son,
and OF the Holy Spirit, teach
ing them to observe all
things whatsoever / have
commanded you; and 10, l
am with you alway, even un-
10 the end of the world
Matthew, 28:1o-2o.
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interest to the large number who have
attended the lectures.

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Rev. Douglas Putnam Brown of the
Sixth Presbyterian Church will preach
at the chapel of the University of Nir-
ginia at Charlottesville tomorrow. Rev.
NJ. +. Clarke of New York city will
preach at the Sixth Church.
Z 4 = !.
A special service for women only i.
to be held in the II Street Christian
Church tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock
in connection with the revival there.
when the pastor, Rev. II. r. Lutz, will
discuss as his topic The Old Woman.
the New Woman and the True Woman"
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The Missionary's Response.

God does not hesitate to use men who
have failed Him. He 10 constantly CIV
Ing US new opportunities Of service. so
that we may correct the record OF for-
mSr failures. Men lack confidence IN
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INTERDEYONINA ATIONAL.

THE GOSPEL TABERNACLE. 1898 PENNSYL-
vania ave. NV, Rev. B. Carradine D. D.. p.s.
tor.-Preaching services. Sunday. 2:SO and 1880
pm; Wed, 7:5o pm. Everybody welcome
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CONGREGATIONAL.
NM COLUMBIA LOAD
NlC> II lEdSdllI SIAp Iath STREET

Rev CLARENCE A. VINCENT. D. D.. Minister.
Morning service. II o'clock; Sermon by the
pastor subject. "Our Dwelling Place Even,
ing service. pm. Address by Dr.. Ovid
Starr Jordan. Subject. Does Human Nature
Changer Sunday school. $50 an: admit
classes 10 am. Christian Endeayor meetings.
6:45 pm Thursday, II am. Thanksgiving
service Address by DR.. Vincent. Thank CIV
ing In This Year of Tragedies" Special music
hy the chorus
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Rev. Howard L Stewart at the Second
give the second sermon in the series.
"Old Testament Wonder Tales" the
special theme being THE Prodigal
Daughter Preceding the evening
service the ordinance Of baptism will
be administered.
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A song service is to be held in Union
NJ. E. Church tomorrow evening. when
the pastor, Rev. John MacMurray, will
give a twenty minute talk on Saved
to What?'
The Thanksgiving day services will
be held Thursday at II o'clock. when
the congregation of Western Presby-
terian Church will also attend at Union
Church. The sermon will be preached
by Rev. J. Harvey Durham, pastor OF
Western Church.
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The pleasant Evening Hour" serv-
ice which has been inaugurated for
Gunton-Temple Memorial Presbyterian
congregation Sunday evenings from
6:45 to 7:45 o'clock Is meeting with
much success. Good music and singing
are had at each service,
An every member canvass" is now
on in the congregation.
The Thanksgiving service will be held
In the chapel of the church Thursday
morning at 1920 o'clock.
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Rev. DR.. Hollingshead. apportionnent
secretary Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and one of the general con-
ference officers of the church. will
preach at Douglas NJ. Z. Church tomor-
row evening.
Monday evening at the church there
will be an Indoor picnic"
* X X x
THE Immortal Hope" is to be the
topic of Judge William f. Norris Of
the Department of Justice in an ad-
dress at the evening service in Metro
politan Baptist Church tomorrow.
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NEW CHURCH.
Church of the New Jerusalem

Sixteenth aud Corcoran sts NV.
The Rev. FRANK SEwALL. ID. d Pastor
Til" Rev. PAUL SPERRS Assistant
Morning service II: Mr.. Sperrv VIII
preach. Subject. Enemies Witbin'' SUNDAY
at pm.
Lay Riele class Wednesday evening a, 7:Su
in the Parish House.
Special Thanksgiving service THURSDAY morn
ing at II.
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Tomorrow in the Shrine OF the Sa-
red Heart, there will be a special mass
.lebrated at o'clock by Rev. Francis
Iurney. when the children OF the par
sh with receive communion In body.
The high mass at II o'clock will be
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Church Announcements
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

CalvaryM.E. isS5es ss and sts ss 'a bet
REV. JOHN T. BNsoR, Pastor.--s:3o Sunday
school; Il, Jesus Explanation Of Disciple
ship. z, Epworth League. s. "a Willing
ness to Be Saved" Thursday. IL am,
Thanksgiving service ~
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Gurley Memorial ltss place 'a a~ T.s'S,ss Ssfss,s
Braskamp. pastor.-9:45 am, Sunday school and
pm, sermon by the pastor. Z pm. c. E.
+ Society. Special Thanksgiving service on
Thursday, at II Music by male quartet
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"The Romance Of Forty.five Years
and Tho Jubilee" were topics discuss
Cd by large number Of women who
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HIGHER THOUGHT.

| MISS VAN VoAST CUMBERLAND, APT. 8.
will lecture "Wednesday. II am, '"rhe Que
| Truth Friday, pm, ''1ranscending Lin
ita ions All welcome.
MRS. CLEMoNs WILL SPEAK AT THE Abe
marie Monday night, O'Clock. Subject:
The Divine Secret" Public welcome. Stu
dents received daily from ! to . pm. Phone
North 5243.
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The regular Christmas bazaar and
turkey dinner was held by Trinity NJ
e. congregation Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings at the church. and was a
big success. The proceeds will go to
the repair and maintenance of the
church and the defraying of expenses
incidental to the usual Christmas ac-
tivtties.
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OTHER SERVICES.

THE SALVATION ARMY $50 PA. AVE. NV
Coleman. Sunday $ O'Clock pm. Free break
fast. Thanksgiving morning, to 10 an.
Service, Thanksgiving and song, Nov. -.
Thursday, 5 O'clock pm.
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Z. McLAIN, pastor.-3:30 M, 5. S; u am,
preaching by. the pastor: GAS p n;, Epworth
League; 7:3O p.m NJ. revival service: Tbanksgiv-
ing service. Thursday, at II o'clock am. AL
cordially welcome.
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Union Methodist Episcopal,

~~S@S~@ @SASeAAS~ASs A~S$SS~~J
Goth st. south Of Penn. ave. NV.
JOHN MACMURRAY. Pastor.
II sm.-'.Jesus Christ As An Enemy --
S Sp.m.-Song service Sermon series: SAL
yATION." Topic: Saved To what?'
$40 q. a.m.-zBible school Classes for all ages.
A cordial invitation to you to attend all
services.
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Rev. Howard I. Stewart has an
nounced a special sermon for young
people at the Second Baptist Church
tomorroW night at 7:45 o'clock, the
topic being 1.-THE Prodigal Daughter"
The broad ax., 1915-07-10
Sizes ANp SONS.

Mr.. John Redmond was suspended"
on the very nrst day he sat in pariia-
ment
As president OF the French republic
n. Poincare receives a salary OF $780,
900 per annum.
Baron Burian, minister Of foreign az
fairs for Austro- Hungary. has had a
long and honorable career as a states
man and a diplomat
John Fowler, who has been In the
consular service OF this country In Chi
ma for the past quarter OF a century,
win henceforth be stationed at Rimou-
ski. Quebec. he is a native OF New
Hampshire and entered the govern
ment service IN 1873.
Brigadier General William Luther
Sfbert whom the war department. has
named a. commanding omeer Of the
Pacific coast defense district with
headquarters at Fort Mfley, San Fran
cisco, was q conspicuous figure IN the
construction Of the Panama canal
Dugald Christie, missionary doctor.
who has labored in bleak Manehur1a
for thirty-three years, is the only man
IN civil Life who has ever been deeorat-
Cd BY four rulers-those Of China, ia
pan. Russia and Great Britain. He %
O native OF Scotland, q veteran Of the
United Free church OF his home land
and has lived to devote himself 10 the
work at hand.
The broad ax., 1915-07-10
Town Topics.

Now that Detroit II to have q speed
way hers's hoping the Joy riders can
- confined to it-Detroit Free PresA
There's q movement on foot to make
Chicago q city OF gardens. Beer, vege-
table, summer or MaryHWashington
Post
The man who enunciated that axiom.
what goes up must come down." new
9 studied the career Of the New York
tAx rats--New York Press.
Philadelphia Justines its title Of the
Oty Of Brotheriy Love by ignoring the
war long enough to seek the Olympic
games for 1e16.-Chicago News
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DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Aiss Rose A Gray Of Newark, N. J.,
has been employed In one position with
the same nrm for the last nfty yearA
In recognition Of the devotion o1
Lady Ralph Pagot the municipality Of
USkub, ssrTia, has decided to rename
The finest StrSst In that city after her.
Much of the credit Of the home 10
nsf WORK done IN Philadelphia during
TIE last winter II due 10 the hard work
e Hn. J. WINS Martin, wife Of Judge
Martin.
Nh D. L Polnkalszky has charge
q TIE unique school maintained ea
EEi8 island By the United States eUv-
Gumsnt b teach immigrant children
QuartsrOd therA
Mn Helen Losonitch. who has come
b thi1 country b cooperate with the
e0rvian agricultural relief eommittsA
y tAo daughter Of the former Docrsta-
- of agriculture and commerce of Ser
Via. She was decorated b. her country
for hsroism and Valog a. O war nur1A
ne rSads and speaks Ensiish wen
The broad ax., 1915-07-10

N. B. Jones, magazines, cigars, to
baeeo and news stand, 24s 3. S6th st
N. c. Chalmers, cigars, tobacco, no
ton store and news stand, 6ols 8
State street.
L. E. Chiffon, news stand, 8 Z. cor,
ner 5lst and State streets.
s. Berenbaum, Cigars, Notions and
News Stand; 81 W. 81 Street, neal
Dearborn.
E q. Faulkner, news agency; s1Oe 8.
State street.
George Martin, maker Of Ans Gig
ara and news stand, Is W. s1st st.,
near StatA
r. II. Harvsyb barbSr shop and
AeWs stand, 1924 State street.
". n. Maxwell, notions, cigars, to-
baeco, confectionS and nswS stand,
E214 State st.
Edward Felix, notions, cigars and
news stand, 50 ". sOth st.
+. Bishop, cigars, tobacco and nsWB
stand, 3 W. 9th st., near State.
Sylvester AcGlohin, news stand and
laundry ofaes, 4122 State 81.
william Ganghan, laundry once
cigars, tobacco and news stand, 263s
State g.
Z. II. Oliver, notions, cigars and
nsWs stand, Is ". seth Street, nsaI
State.
A D. Hayes, cigars, tobacco, notions.
stationery and news stand, Se4o Q.
State St.
George MeFArO, shoe shining psrlOr
and news stand Ss0oh State street.
T. B. Han, Laundry ohss, cigars,
tobacco and news stand. Ss1S South
State street
Fred II. wGtsrhsld, cigars, tobacco,
notions and news stand, 62o2 South
State street..
Coleman 3 Glanton, cigars, tobacco
and news stand, s342 8. State street.
Miss Z. II. Mccain, hair dressing
parlor and news stand. 30 ". seth
street.
=. n DihAy, cigars, tobacco, nOtisns
and news stand. s6o5 State street
The broad ax., 1915-07-10
Train and Track.

There are $1,000 miles Of railway IN
Germany.
TnYeling at sixty miles an hour con-
tanuously q train would cover the cir
eumference OF the earth In seventeen
days.
There II an electric railway ten miles
long IN the south Tyrol which ID op-
Grated entirely by adhesion, though the
maximum gradient Is 60 per 100.
By authority Of the Brazilian govern
msnt the railways Of that country and
Paraguay win be connected, providing
mother transcontinental line for South
Amarica.
The broad ax., 1915-07-10
Industrial Items.

There are $50 shoe factories in Can-
ada, employing 16,15o persona
IN Chicago thsre ID an electric pis
making machine with which Gtx Etris
en- turn out 1900 pies Q day.
N numerous cases women are taking
tho places Of their husbands e. omcsrs
in the labor unions fn Germany.
Il takes q woman twenty yean b
reach q maximum wage Of S1B q week
y many New York department STORES.
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TaIes Of cltIes.

New York has become the worlds
Saatsst seaport
0Aat11s now has q club Of former
BSS6antH g Buffalo.
Bass1nb chief exports are Ioathez
manufactures, meats, printing paper
and wheat.
Toledo this year has planned new
buildings calling for expenditures az
RNQttng over $1.00o.O0o.
q Louis estimates that 1900 tons
sf SCOT yearly fan IN its streets and on
IN roofs from the 100000 tons o6 soft
coal annually burned In city hmttG
The broad ax., 1915-07-10
Train and Track.

Ths international and Great North
en- railway, TEXAS, q about b spsnd
d.oooIo0o for fmpr0vsmsntA
In q nsw ype Of intsrurban eax the
engine runs at q constant rata the
Posd % the car being governed By
friction drive which - applied b each
q TIE eight wheels independently.
without stopping his train an en-
gnssr can move Q lever IN bin cab and
epsn q newly devised switch b enable
Inn 70 enter a siding. the switch azto-
mateaIy closing whsn the last car
has passed over Il
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The Royal Box.

Ths Prince Of Wales. e is said, sfssr
- war Wm give his attention to sgri-
0uiturA.
m kaiser b entitled b wear the
Uniform Of every regiment IN the Ger.
nan army.
ETEy year the king Of siam sends q
eoahngent Of SiAmess scholars to Eng-
l1d 10 be educated At hiB sxpensA
King Victor Emmanuel Of Italy a q
Grsat numismatist and possesses Q col
lSct1on Of over 1900 coins. which b
sid TO Be the finest IN Europa
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SHORT AND SHARP.

Ths vacant lot league has slso open.
Too many Of the thfnu WO watt roE
are not worth the delay.
Littls things console n bOeausO most
of our aGiictiOns are little onsA
Il costa 50 to t1p anybody N Wb-
eo1En nOw-R you are found out
4 cruiser In q mng harboR - worth
two on the bottom Of the eruSl So
No man has been Known % cllnb
eown from the ladder Of fams mace
fnry.
why DO some msn look % startled
vhsn their wives call them dear IN
satan seldom collects pay IN ADVANCE,
but hs never nsglscts the accounts at
tAe vindup
Best let sleeping dogs lie = an cid
aphorism whose value has been proved
many timeA
CHINA ands that being rspublie aoss
not fres Il from the kind Of TROUBLES 10
whseh Il has been acenstOmsd
PrOphss who predicted that tho war
would soon b al over now hastsn .
explain that they meant an Over N
ons trouble about starting thS any
WIN q laugh b hat 4 laugh Sound. =
ssDsichrally moeking At 8 o'eIook \
ths morning
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Englsh EtohInqs.

Ryds park, h L0ndon. eompra.as
about go acreA
Thsrs were only 100000 psopas in
Great Britain IN 100.
Lea than a thousand Victoria csossss
have BEEN awarded sincs thsy wsrs
1rnt fashio1sd A le56
Lhs original 0fesnWich observnasry
eo1s s51o 70 buile. and TIE nonsy w1s
ai1sd b. ne aais % some spdnsd gun-
powder.