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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-11-02
COMMUNICATION.

It would be interesting to
some of the voters of Bottineau
county to know where the non
partisan League nominated NJ.
E. Watkins as a candidate for
county superintendent, The
league, which practically rules
the polls of Bottineau county,
cast their vote for H.. 6. Layne
with an overwhelming MAORI
ty at the primaries. Further
more, the position of county
superintendent is not, and
should not be made a partisan
Office, MOI exchange an exper-
fenced man who has brought
the schools of Bottineau coun-
ty to a high degree of efficiency
for an inexperienced man. 1t
would be a step in the wrong
direction, and the primaries
showed that we, as a Non
partisan league, do not want a
change.-Non- Partisan friend
of B%ottineau county schools.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-11-02
CENTRAL SCHOOL NOTES.

A few new books have been
added to the library during the
past week. These books are
purchased with the money from
the children's tuition fund.
Following is the list: Gallop-
off, the Talking Pony; Camp
Fire Girls, Boy Scouts in a
Submarine, Boy Scouts in the
Black Hills, Lobo. Ray and
| Vixen, Krag and Johnny Bear,
In the Fall of the Year, Little
Prudy's Cousin Grace, When
Mother Lets US Make Gifts,
Japanese Fairy Tales, Mike
Bunny in Wcrk-a-Da Land,
Five Little Peppers and How
They Grew; Out Doors, In
Doors, Up the Chimney, With
Scissors and Paste, Black
Beauty, The Teaching of Eng
lish, McMurry's Type Studies
in Geography, Primary Manual
Work, The Art of Story Telling
and Language Games.
The first and second grade
children have just finished the
posters for the month and
spend much time admiring
their handiwork.
We are always glad when
the new records for the Victrola
arrive. This month we haye
purchased the following: To
Spring, The Butterfly, The
Pleasures of the Town, | See
You, Dance of Greeting, The
Foxes Herdmen, The Pancake
Story, Kinder Polka, Negari-
pot Ska, Chimes of Dunkirk,
Hansel and Gretel, In the
Spring, Bleking, Fjallnds
polska.
The drawing work during
the past week in grade five has
been the designing and con.
struction of magazine portfolios
for our reading room.
The backwards throughout
the school have been newly
lpainted.
School work has been resum-
ed with new vigor since the
vacation accustomed by institute
last week.
Mary Kalbfleisch, Reporter
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-11-02
DON'T Be TOO COCKSURE.

BEFORE the next issue of the Courant goes
to press the people of North dakota will have
registered their preference at the polls. While
the outcome as far as the state ticket is con-
cerned seems to be fairly we'll determined at
his time, it is not we'll to feel too cocksure.
The enemies of the N O n p a 8 a n
League will turn heaven and earth
over to defeat every candidate having a league
endorsement. The futility of such a task is
doubtless apparent to those who would under
take it. with the exception Of Casey for state
treasurer and the candidates for the supreme
court.
The opponents of the league have been
prating about party harmony in hopes of saving
Steen for state treasurer. Remember the lea
que is not partisan and if you are a true non
partisan you are under no more moral obliga.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-11-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lizzie Schlosser to L. p.
Sandstrom, $1,000. Sc 9 1853 80.
L. p. Sandstrom and wife to
Henry Appelseth, $4,000, same
land.
v. A. Kemp to Fred McAlli-
ster, $500, lots, 10 and II, block
5, Maxbass.
G.. H. Bonesteel to A. B,
Cary, 81, lots % "a, except S 26
#. block 3, Coles 1st add. to
Omemee,
Marble Thayer and wife to J.
E. Thayer, $4,000, sc % 159 81.
Ernest Thompson to Nina L.
Page, ST, sw IS 1852 81.
Joseph Gazette and wife to
r. E. Hagerty, $4,000, sw 20 1852
80.
William G. Haugh and wife
to NJ. J. Schueller, $4,000, sR
is 1853 80.
Samuel Edge to Alfred Ten
nesen, $45OO, sw 20 1853 80.
Mary A. Hubbard and hus-
band to Fl. V. Whitaker, $4,000,
lots II, IL, block 1, Souris.
James Jackson ST., to Rose
Jackson, 81, lots l., 2, block 45,
Comstock's LIST add. Bottineau.
William Colbert and wife to
William r. Rufenacht, $16, 600,
ne %, NV "a 161 SO.
Edward N. Berg and wife to
Martin S. Thorpe, 81, 47R a.
insR s1a 33 1853 70.
P. B. Peterson and wife to
Edward N. Berg, 81, lots l., 2,
sec Z 161 70.
John Labrud to Mary Labrud
,q.c,d $1765, w12nw IS, sc ne,
ne Sc, "a, n1asw IS. s12ne lots
1, 2, 2 159 rs.
w. r.. Greenlee to Charley
N. Zuege, e1a lot 2, block 10,
Thomas Sd add. Willow City.
B. A. Benson and wife to G.
F. Peterson, 81, lot 1, block 2,
Russell.
Eva Mcdonald and husband
to William Mcdonald, 81, ne Z,
sc 6, sc NV, lots 3, 4, 5. 6 1852 n.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-11-02

tons to vote for Steen than for any other can
didate the old gang would see fit to put up.
The fact that Casey's name appears on the
democratic ticket should make absolutely no
difference to the Nonpartisan. The opposition
is hoping that enough league voters will for
get Casey to permit putting Steen across.
Nothing is more important than e~lecting
the candidates endorsed by the league for the
supreme bench. With an otherwise complete
victory, practically all the acco mplishments of
the league can be nullifed by an adverse su-
preme court. It is therefore of the utmost i'm.
p~ortance that you vote for Grace, Robinson and
Birdzell.
It is also quite necessary to elect a legisla-
ture committed to the league program. In en-
dorsing Messrs. Hagan, Miller, Stair and
Magnusen as their Legislative candidates, the
farmers of Bottineau county certainly showed
exceptional judgment. Bottineau county
would have a mighty strong delegation in the
next Legislature with these four able. honest,
fearless fighters in the lower house.
Whether you are a league member or not,
a farmer or a business man, you could make
no better selection than that made by the
farmers of Bottineau county at the Newburg
convention.
O. Don't Forget Casey
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-01

iaa faaet 9@efort, % fan fna 1
9Gg eet = ON l19en pr. 9erioL
oct foiter finn 80 gf.l Srefpo d.
Der hi finn i%ieloent, oct er en- ooar-
Zig Bare, Solboelen eller Erebie0e-
len er Ben o9 9ruif, og iaoonnt
arom foiter 2 Morf so 81. 8nn.
oct. &i bar inotil MI ditto bait
9Gbler, gprer og 8lommer, men
III er oct ogioa beilagla9t, iaa I'M
bgrer oct op. 8i bar iaa bore
$50 or. Snnpr oe 3 9Gg ON ltgen
til 3 9erioner. Oct goor Den ete
Dag lon1 Den onoen: Gert 9rso %
&~artofler. 5orleoen maatte bi be-
tale pore aartofler for / gintcr.
900 8itllo, nteo ca. so Marf
men ri bar enonu ilet ingen 10.
iigt til at faa oeml
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-01

9pgbolm, @reb S6immelmonn, bar
bortforpogtet Sobeogadroen til ito
ligere 5orpogter paa 0ronning-
luno, Rpman. 6orpagtningsofgif.
ten forbeies ira 10000 til $1,000
Ser. oorlig.
vi inlter ltge otter ltgel gf ct
Bribotbreb til Ell 5omilie / aoloing
fra Ell tpif 9p Gseittpiflano) onfe-
rer oaolo. g(b.":
@oS os er oct PEG oct gornle, oi
iulter uge for uee, oct bliber be-
itanoig pGrre; bporoan bet ifal Ell
De, nlaa @erren pi0e. gi faor MI
200 Or. 0refp6 og 80 Or. Smer
ON llgen. Scot, Margarine, 6IpIf
sbinefeo, Boiler os Oit eriIterer
o%berbope0et ilet life mere. 9ien
Lao mig life sIemme; @i bar mn og-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-01

beige 6orboIo til 6olfets 8eIi9ro.
9hl uiloe oi eerne b90re gtebra.
TIA oeo at i9tte 0enne Stat pan
famine elite JON De ANDRE 10 Sta
ter, Ger er gonet iremao. Oct piIoe
bore en- flor Sfam at boloe Dor
Stat tilbage % eipe 8riffe-aorpo-
~rationerne en- IGngere Iio til at nin-
De Nast % RigOom pao 6oIfets
g%efoitnina. Deriom Oeres alfobo.
life Driffe nirfelig er iaa iarliec,
at Oet life tillaoes at i9lge Dem til
&arle poa 20 4nr, bnorIeoes fan
De 0a n9re goOe for WGno paa 81
aor2 Om oct er ret at beifptte
Eranfere, boorior er BET iaa lite
ret OF beifptte uifnIoiae, upioerroe
Npno imoo De 9narer, Der itDrter
Dem | Joroprpelie2 s9icenie"Iooen
er i%orfert, iOet ben beifptter Sanoe-
len / Steoet for at beIfptte oe Ipaee,
upioenoe MGitO, Der life fenoer 81.
fobolelts No9t. @u0 iorbDoe, at
glfobolens oBroiperitp@ argumen.
ter IfiilOe beorage pore WeOnenne-
fer. Dan er %aniporlig for i'm
Stemme, enten man brllger Oen Ell.
Ter i%orien1mer ben. abrabnm Gin.
coins Grlige ORD er pprO at min.
0es: yltOen Sno til nogen, nleO
aGrligbeO til aGle, meo 6aitbeo /
BET rette, JON Bllo giDer os Sauos
for, bpoo Der er Ret, Lao os inI0isre
ben @ernina bi bar for" Sa
MI er oct for at irigsre Dor Stat
ior @radoigbeoenS Na9t % NJ
fobolens 9pranni. On ale bar iaa
oiboloenSe, iom 2incoln bar, tunoe
in9en iaoonn D~riffebanOel efiiitere.
Wen M, oa ben ineoige Sanoel er
bleoen til en- Ragt, Der troOier 9oo
90 5olfets Get, er oct pan bsie
9io at beIfptte Dor Stat imoO 6en
once @agt. og oct fnn ri, oeo at
femme pDes" oeo 8nlget ben 7.
3ooembcr. 9oo os beoe @liO ON
SiGlp ior Dor Stat, oe for port
2dnO og iaa itemme / Sarmoni meo
Dor gen.
@prlig 9ilien.
Z. R. Sannibal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-01
Sill arebsmisiiunen.
g QrpAs

Iebr &reos.
.aennaro, @ebr, pb Yreiteinoirtteie $37. 81, grufb, Colo.
ooerifub po areosmeoet $374O, Denper Colo, Meniabeoen
$685., Upland, Nebr, Meniebeoen SAT. rs, gIaimpieip, Webr.
Meniebeoen $3.50, 9rnib, Colo, @rs. Sfcp $500, Sanlptoh
Hebr, apinoeforenineen $500, Sompton Webr, Weniabeoen
$541o @inoent @ebr2 a~Qeuigbeoen $500, @uifil Webr, sue.
%nhigbeoen $1,000. siifia, 9aebr, g. e. peterien $500, 9reoe-
rHsborg, Nebr, Menigbeoen $25. Sd, 9rennont Batter Meniabeo
$500 Cordoba. @cbry y~seniebeben $22.5O, 2oaan, Mebr, u.
5 Sobnlen $40O, 9lair, Gebry Meriebeoen $495t, 2incoln %
SapeD Wtenigbeoerne $1,000 Sillonlnten $52067.
Weo Saf mootaget, g. 8eofte6, areosf.
Yactfic &re0s.
6r tpitteret $685. 5. Dor sreIers Menigbeo, OafInno S4.
emaiS Menigbeb, eugene SIS, ansgar Waenigbe6, Can Sronescc
$50, Yeaa Meniebeo. sehna 500, Snnuaniel a%aenigbeS, Cation
$40, gor 3reIiers Wfenigbebs' Misunderstanding yernoole 500, 81
W. Smitb, SernoaIe So, Yafor q. g. Sanicn, Cation sis, Wo.
flor y. $. Senien, Gan 5rancisco $40. Eiiammen $7S9. So.
@nopibere til ct 5rentioigt Dsrnebian poific areo r.
tyr fotteret $t34.95. Sra Snmanues Wenigbeb, Cation STAG.
llngoomsforeningen famine Steo $40. 9iIiannen $t574f.I
weo Taf fpitteres. Chr YtIegaaro, Qasf,
Dor 305, g.. q. o, Gresno, Gal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-01

9anif 8ibelIfole. 5 Sommerens
2eb pleier D0anlf 9ibeIifoIe", 6ois
5oritan0er JON befetot er Bait. s..
Sfobgaaro-B eterien, al i9tte en-
G9tfe airius | Gang noe / gro.
piuien, ale unoer 6oritanoerens
e9en geoelie. Saooanne aurius er
| Somme ofbolot ! aolborg, pa
bpbro, Soiitebro, gilobierg, asn.
ne % Refis. Oct iamIe0e IntaI
9eItagere nurmer iis 5000. Oct oi-
fer iig, at ale StGuoer er repre-
ienteret, life minoit Den afaoeini.
lie, men ogian MiOoeIitanOen / 8p
og pdn 9ono. Seller life m9rfer
man De firteIige SfilIeIinier; allie
aetnineer ! 6oItetirfen, iaapeo iom
mango Sefter, poer oeres Sililiit.
ming.
geisget bar ooeraIt o9ret itigen.
oe ira ben ierite aiten til ben iioite.
noele enooo til oct oobbelte. Scr.
liz er De to Rlirius paa 9ornboIm
ilonet ooermaaOe eoot al, babe
bpno 1iIilntningen Il 8smne 1900,
/ Refse 500 % bpao oct aanOelige
ll0bptie angnar.
5or 1ioen (2f. Sept) boloer
8nit. Sfou9aaro-Y eterien 9ibelfur-
ins / 9iborg ON aitenen, oels /
annobusialen, oels ! en- al airfer.
ne. SUer 5ormiOooe tsrer ban til
Sobro pr. @iltomobil og boloer en-
gibeIiine | airfen.
8 Ottober beDunoer iaa 9ibeI'
i~folens eiteraarsfusius ! aeben.
bapn, oa De 6oloes iOm tiOligere !
81. q. H. N.s gpgning.
Ser. Dgbl."
JebIelsoass.Smr hos aomgeil.
a~sbeubaDn, 26. Sept. 5 anleoning
al 9s. Wloi. 9ongens 6soielsoag
ianot Der SCI. tth 5ormiooag en-
Sur Steo ! Gbriitian Den Spoenoes
Bnl9 poa MmaIienborg.
aongen mootog Der Weiniitrene,
@issoasens 5ormanO, Sudtitarius
! Ssieiteret .Spiot, DOZEN ior Corps
biplomatique, ben nmerifonife De
ionot, Or. egnnL Sooeoitaoens 9eie;
iie chile os militare Wpnoisbeoer,
ben fomman6erenoe General @ene.
rnllsitnant @sr5 % ben fommm,
6erenoe Montreal, BiceaomiralStoe'
ioeo-Sanien Stiitamtmano am.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-01
&pittermeer.

apitterinser.
commissions
6r fuithret, e Sol. Mr: 49,. .........""...$257i.24
spensett, SSopa, Ct S}oui 81 @a5, gsrneues oHer oeo
spencer, Sopo, gefbania Rs6, gsrnenes oHer OeO
Siliannlen. -. $25St.3
Standardization:
SIR tOtteret, lie a6l. gr. 43. ...-..."*..... $S49s4
gtira' aS 5%pa' @ @n Oaglte l. s SsToassltOle .'.',...,. e% ~
8uiommen. .$ses.61
n6remisfionen
SIR foithret, ie abl @r, 43. .$t25s0S
atantc are0s Oe0 g. 9tasmsien.. .........".... 1913
9annebrog, 9ebry @t%engbeoen -. ..........~... 1876
aIianinlen. .$129o57
stoletosien:
SCR fuiteret, ie abl. Nr. 49,. ~...m.....,. $7s4os
Game gaaeo, @iont, ebcne8er 0agb.: Sans gelen, 5s.
ien Sopn SOfnlan, @ieIs, Niieffsn 5D, $500 Sans
anOereaz @oIreo WaefonOer, 6. SIieL g. anoer-
Senior, gaurtn 0Hent Girls @eterien, &eOer SIR
genfn, Saul gpbo Nielie1 Ole 0gen, :. aniOiem
6. G. Sacobien, glartin Gielien, Gam S. 6rpGng,
9eber Sanien, g. 6. 9anien, 4. 6rpling bp. $1.00.. 34M
ailfaunnen. $82s.o3
Sill bet M @aifin9ns.
sionep, @ont, 8ela og sroron aegb. ........ 1925
Geoar Sails, Soma, @a5oretbs Msb. .............. 5000
ailiammen. .. $2O55.95
" y u III p
SCR fpiteret, i &bl. Scr. a.. ..............$ 1905
ga5oretbs Wigb, Coulter, Soma CQe Wfrs) Mnorep
Sanien, Setter S9rgenien, q. 81. Rielien, 81. g. Mob.
len, Gbritine 9iren, Nfartn Wfaer, S6rgen Socob-
len, SuHls OHet Moos Yeterien, g. s. Beterien,
g. g 9eterien, q. 81. Gbrinenen, Beter 0taoien,
Sbeo. Behren, 6. 81. @noerien, &asnus glalien,
Inoreu SorRn, Sobn SobanHn, 81. s. gropn, Sens
Sobanien, Gasmus SenienL Nids 9eterien, Ole Sat
fen, s. g. Sanien, 3beobora Sonien, Chris @intber,
Sens Sanen, Sbos. SaiperRn BIT. 100, emma
GbrinianRn, Senrp Gbrifenien, WaoS Sanien, 81. g.
Sobanien, s. g. Gbriienen, @oler Beterien, s. s.
9rotpn, s. 8. Sanien, 5rane Sorn, Chris anoerien,
81 rs eQcpbteu ylelS SQu1eu hi. 5Oc NpnNS SnnipI
len 25c -. 1926
CORDOBA, Nebr, CaQe Wrs) Z. 6. Yeterien, 5beo. g.
gerf Sngoort Sanin, gis. Sergenien, s. W. Sen.
len, 0tarinS @bri1ianien bo. $500. ............ 600
E Siliatnnnen =. .$7506 so
eformationsgaoeu
SIR fpiheret ie Sl- Nr. Observation-Disclosures. .$9t40.20
indianapolis, Sno, Setter Hasnrsien -. ........ 10000
Sermtlton = Dat, 3. Is. Sanien og SIitru 80. 500
Itbor9. 9 DAT, Wapel @robe, 8. e. l. Mgb, gids
s. BouIien 49,. -. 49,. -. -. -. 500
Yp Sippi, isis, @irs. Safob anoerien 80. 500
hilbert Sea, Wlinn< g. @laien $4,000, a9rs. Cine
Otis $4,000 ;. -. ........ ....l....... 10000
Davenport, Soma, @auline Gbrftenien 49,. ..... 1000
Sibfoib, @iSy lWrs. gne Yeterien, 3. 5eo Ietren
poer $250o L.. 80. -. ...k....... 5000
Geroopo, Nebr, Yonor 6beo. g. Beet. + .l..A....... $500
@pGl Mfnn, Garl Senicn -. observation-disclosures. 1000
Silan1nten. $965O2 20
blair, Nebr, Ben 26. Oft. 1916.
Weo Eat mootaget. Otto Sanfen,
ansf for %. fore. B. I. !. airfe Sine
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-01
stsben6auns aommmne bpeser?

OpptuVhpbp "s"'"'"h"t cvbHst
3 aebenbapns 9oraerreprpientati-
ons iioite Msoe itileoe 5ocinloe.
mofraterne 5orilag ON, at Der ior
aommunens Reaning ifaI paabe'
gpnoes SpiereIie al 9eboeliesbuie
paa i~orifelIise al aommunens
@rlinoe, ioreIsbia meo ct slutal al
inotil 1000 geiligheoer. ct Srl'
lesuopaIs, boortiI gorserrepraien.
tntionen for lit geofommenoe pGl-
ger 3 WeoIemmer, ifal foreitaa 10
arbeioelie al glaner og eiterbaan-
Den iege De iorneOne 9epillin9er
hos aommunalbeitpreIien. Otter en-
lpngere Gebot. bpornnoer Den RAJ
oifole @ruppeS Oroferere uotalte
8etnnfeIis6eoer ueo 5oriIaset, peb.
toaes bette | 8elae 80. T." meo
81 ct. moo %. ut Der er 9olig.
MO, noonlis for berneri9e SAINT.
lier, o~nerfenotes ira allie Sioer. De
%, iom itemte imob, snifebe at laoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-01

Efiannten. .$9650.2 20
9lair, Nebr, ben 26. Oft. 1916.
Weo Eaf mootaget. Otto Sanfen,
aasf. for 30. fore. b. {. l.. airfe Sine
- Ia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-01
9 folefas fen:

3er %fuitteret, ie Sol. Nr. a.. .....,...........
Game gaaep, Mont, ebene6er 0agb.: Sans g%tielen, Ss.
ren 9arien, gtieIs 9eterien, 81. g. Semen, S. s. Ole
len, Sobn &ofnan, gtels gsielien bp. 5000, Sans
anoerier, g8aIreo WaefonOer, 6. Slien, g. anoer-
fen, SO. Npgaaro, gilbert Seuer, Sbano geeIien, Sra
Senier, Wiartin Olien, Chris Peterier, Neoer SCR
genien, Saul Gpbo gsieIier, Ole Olen, S. &nuoier,
s. g. Socobien, @lartin gaielien, Gam s. 5rping,
Beber Sanier, Sc. 6. Sanien, &. 5rpling bp. $1.00..
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Sill bet nh Naifin9ns.

5sr f%pitteret, ie abl. Scr. 49,.
Sionep, Wont., 8ela og 9rorio Jon Wgb...
Grufont, Wai6, Niels Eeterien.. -.
Geoar Sails, Soma, 0a5oretbs Wgb. -.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-01

~, INTERNATIONALLY.
GA, sa;sesTa ~ So.
s;a., ~ az % a.;a $50
49,
m.n.. m.r ms..sssrsr
~ ss.r oa;.s;1ysa.
-
Observation-Disclosures. us,4o wi,.
,.Ma"~ o. ooo 60
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15
Sentence Sermons by Ell Paso Ministers

THE list Of faithful the thousand, Of ch
they look beyond these mere S 70
PasO Baptist ~ u lne East Il
because none better one does what
seems night IN his
aoVantageRev H. P BOrd of the
In these stress disaster let us remember th
tian church - - 49, nv -' J. N1s VI rne FIRST Christ
tE mat hath 5 to him shan be gwen; and he that hath
49, " = lave - INC A-'ui~ rIesOytenan
m Making life far important living; world is so
Sden the problems life profound consideration
charles l. ovrstreet of the First Presbyterian ~
I'VE what sow" only few short
out our PIg never ends 1t than rtR
originally body; now means bs.r+ ~ -.
nOlng more mysterOusR Miles Hanson Congregational church
The disciples tempest On the sea Of esu;Is
Du ne was IN little while to
wrought Should thew have said sES %en the greater won
Obev
r IN the Word of God unaffected
the maIve of stand presence Jesus the NazaTens
}. F. Williams, D D, of the First Baptist
plain utterance of Gods Word cannot be SET ss. and a
INJURY " the who does iev H church
The fellowship sharing of the spiritual benz.
Of the gospel When one objects to the nete ,t O me
Of the gospel the character his spiritual G.
That is why Christ came into
the WoRev Herman Porter of
is life in the condition of both Spiritual
and eternal HeRe Paul BTkman church
Five spent every nOrngays two
minutes If it face and heart
win make thought and feeling different things
sakeRev n LangstOn of the Highland Baptist "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.


10 George Dean for the erection OF a
brick garage and make repairs: estimated
value 5000
To Juan Valdez de Diaz to build a brI,i.
tenement at 1lee S. II Paso street. esti-
mated value $500
To S. c. Ruby. to erect frame buiI5in-
at Copper and Indiana streets; estimated
value S50O1
To Joseph A Klspper. to build two hun
gaiows on Ochoa street, between California
and Nevada; estimated value s7900
Deeds Filed.
North side Of Riverview. between Mol
and Martinez. NJ Whitaker to II + 20
con. lots 4. s. block 3. Altura Park Co.
sideratlon $500: January Z, 1916.
North side Of Frankfort between r.o--.,,
and Laekland-Frank B. HadIock ana W q,
Porter TO l. c. Overton, lots % 9e -,
%. Grand View; consideration $3.50; JanI1
Val Verde addition-Orndorff-H s-a,s
Realty company to J. H Bromberr lofs ,s7
1s. block 2. Val Verde addition; considers,'
ton $500: January II. 1916. d
South side OF Federal between r,5f-t..
and Indiana H. Csrrera and Vie - y.
hernandez and wife. lot T. block n F4iyb-
land Park; consideration $4,000; Januar1s p
LATINA townsite-G. F. Walker and ..,.-
TO w. Brooks, lots 2, ;, block Is, f,t M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15
DYE To TELL
Of THE CONGO
Mission Worker Will De-
liver Two Talks in First
Christian Church.

Royal J Dye, a man who spent a
number Of years in the Congo country
of Africa laboring among the natives
and exploring the country for hun
dreds Of miles around. viii spend sun
dy in Ell Paso. speaking both morning
and evening at the First Christian
church. Mr. Dye has not only had a
very remarkable experience but he has a
very remarkable way of telling it, and
everywhere he goes his addresses
arouse the greatest enthusiasm.
Holds Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting OF the First
Baptist church on Wednesday evening
was one OF the most profitable in the
history Of this church Reports for the
treasurer and Mrs. VIM Graves. sec
rotary Of the Aid and Missionary So
ciety.
During the year the church has sub
scribed for all purposes about $4,000
and of this amount about $4,000 has
been subscribed for missions and be-
nevolence- Members are continually
being added and there is an increased
interest manifest in the activities Of
the church.
After a brief business and devotional
service, a program of music was rem
dered- In this L. J. Andrews, J. F.
Cheek and Miss Cook assisted. Mrs.
Blair and Mrs Oswald Cheek rendered
Some pleasing recitations were given
by Mrs. L o Hines and Miss Nellie
May Beauchamp. Afterwards the So
cial hour was enjoyed. About 200
members and friends were present
during the evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15

"HE church is a divine institution.
Being composed Of fallible men
= and women the church makes
mistakes. We should judge men and
institutions by the trend OF their
lives. and the trend and ruling pas
sion Of the church is toward God and
righteousness. The converted man is
not satisfied until he has found his
place among the redeemed Of God in
the church Geneuine New Testament
churches welcome the rich, the poor.
the high and the low alike into their
fellowship.
boy of Specialist.
This is the day of the specialist. In
specializing, a man allows himself to
develop chiefly on one thing. His
because Of disuse- The specialist de-
velops only one Of his powers Paul
was a specialist Preaching the cross
was his -one thing in life and he did
1t gloriOusly. Deacons are TO look
after the material and other interests
Of the church while the preacher min
listers in spiritual things. The pastor
should not have to lead his choir, or
have his mind absorbed in the finances
Of the church. but be free to act as
eyes to the church and point them 10
the skies
Forward Looking Men.
FL PasO has men who are forward
looking men, who see for the multi
tudes who reside here. Some do all
the footing. others are handy" and
still others do the talking for the peo-
pie. The world estimates man by the
place he comes from. Many Presby-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15

terians are found in Scotland, but in
speaking Of natives Of that land We
say those ScOtchmen and not those
Presbyterians. Germany has cultured
people among the leaders Of thought,
but we say that German and not that
scholar. In the eyes OF God We are
classed by our destination. We are
jOurneying to a better country. With
firm and happy tread the hosts OF God
march toward the heavenly Canaan
Why Go to Church.
Why should you join the church?
Because Of its aim It is the firm
and fixed purpose Of Gods people to
reach heaven at last And we have
the assurance Of Gods word that we
shall inherit eternal life if we believe
in the only begotten Som of God. The
high aim of the Christian is to reach
home at last and receive his reward.
We should Join the church because
OF its fellowship. The fellowship Of
touch elbows with the children Of God
as they march along with hosannas on
their lips serving God in the world
The leaven Of Christianity has worked
itself into the very bone and fibre Of
our national life. It IS the JOY and
crown Of America that We are today
called the peaceful nation. and that
we have been steered through the
stormy seas and. lowering clouds Of
the past year by the master hand OF
our great president who seeks guild
father who rules and guides all things
Church Needs All
We should join the church because
II needs US The ruling question OF
every redeemed soul is: What can I
put into Gods service? Today men