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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-29

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-29
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-29
Ordinance.

AN ORDINANCE To INCREASE THE
BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF FL PASO.
TEXAS so THAT THAT PART OF THE
TERRITORY ADJOINING THE PRESENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-29
WhyDuffyS

The Duffy Malt Whisky Co.
Gentlemen have had occasion to use your
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been so favorable IN the cases where have
used It since It was brought to my notice, that
shall have no hesitancy IN recommending 1t for |
purposes--CSaas0 On request MD. Phi G.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-29

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-20
Bec0n'a Blankiety

Wielkie, znane jake ma jlepsxy gatunek welnia
no wykolczanych blankiet5w. Nosza SIG lepiej niz,
We}niane
Beaconsa blankie;y rozmiar 6Ox76 cal wefnisto wy
ko1czona kosmacizna piekne kol"rowe borty kohce
zwiaaane jrdwbanym 5 nurem, nadzwyczaJ ~ciezkiej
wagi. kolory biefe, z6he i srebrno siwe Zwyk}a
81 50 warto$c. tena W uprzatajacej sprzedan1 90
zy para. WY
Beacon bl nkiety - tylko l8 par W tym loo e, blake
i sreb'no siwe, wielkie ma p%odw6jne }6zkc. CRUDE
welniaste wykon zenie. plekne borty, jedwabiem
obsadzane, ciezkiej waki ] dobreJ wartosci 90 10
po $3.rOCena uprzat jacei s%przedazy "a pare@A'A'
Be con blank ETY., wielkie spamietajcie rozmiar,
7rx82 Gale, z6}te tyIko. Piekne pstre kolor"we Dor
ty tylko, ledwabem zwiazane, aku'at odpowledni
blanket ma powietrze ~ do 20 stopni ni<ej zera
Warte $3.50 lecz W I'll s~przedazy mozecie 90 40
Beacon blank ty, znow inny Wielki i ciepEy, rz
miaru 1884 Gale. Nadzwycz ] ciezkiej wagi blan
kiet, te sic sprze 'ad&a szybko -po cenach ~jakiesmy
znaczyl' usumny je predko So ~"adzwyczaj ciezkie1
we}ny, wykohczenie puszkowate, piskne borty, jed
wa :icm ~zwiazane. Kolory zo}te i srehrno siwe. ivy
kta C ma So rs Cena nprzatajacej s~przedazy o. ga
Czvsto welniane kraciaste blankiety Wi+lkie pod
w6inyrh rozmiar6w bl nkiety. 2 calowe kraty W
z6ltym siwym modrym. rozowym i r{adkich kolo
rach. bia}y,n srebrno siwym i z6Etym Nadzwyczaj
dobre, riezklej wag i dobrej wartosci pc IS 90 Tyl-
20 80 par w ty1n locie, zabierzcie swo;e wczesnie
poniewaz pojd, szybko, QAI0
poduszki n, }6zka, roobio,~ z nadzwyczaj pieknega
grub 90 ga,unku. " ypchane czystem pierzem, vol.
ne Cd pylu it'd. kozmiary 1ex26 cali non
Uprzatajqca cena sprze:azv jedna .........3o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-20
Styczniowa uprzatajaca sprzedaz.
JEDWABIE

Nigdy ME jest wartosG poczytniejsza albo zniz-
ki powabniejsze jak W naszym dep ,rtamencie jedwa-
biz towarow ma suknie. III W wielu pr yi,sdkach,
gdzie urozmaicenie zosta}o ogr n,ozode, tie piekne
jedwabie i to- airy ma suknie zosta}y znaczone niz"1
pofowy zwyk}ej ceny a W wielu prxypadkach mniej
nz po}owY ceny.
/ lot pieknego jedwabiu skfadsjacego sig z gtad
kich pieknych mesalin6w, fula'd6w, it. p ivy.
kle DC i SOC wartosc, Cena sprze'iazy 20c
i lot jedwabiu sk}adajqcy sig Z tafetow, talmas flu
lard6w, rajahs mess .lin6w t. d. W gfadkich ko]o
i W pic~ ne IVORY % do SO cali szerokie war I5c
tosci al do ST 2, fena sprzeda&y jard :. ...oo'
1 lot jedwabiu Cheney's Shower troof Foulards,.
Valentie a B%entley'a Spot Proof pralne fulardy W
ba. do powabnych rangach d%obrycn, zgrabnych,
modnych wzorow Wyborne kolory, nadzwyczaj DO
bra wartos6, pc 500 pe}ra 26 cali szerokosc To-
~Cena $ rzedazy lard
1 lot p~ralnych jedwabi tubowych, wielkie nrozma
icenie, zgrabnych, pieknych W pask1 mocne knlory;
lard szerokie. Zwykle $l.'O i $l.2? wartosci TO-
1 lot chinskich z ~brzegaml fu~lardowych jed ali, AZ
Gale szerokie, nasz zwykle $2.25 gatunek. Wyb6r
ola was tax dfugo'jak starczy ten lot, or
/ lot pieknych kraoiastych jedwabi, Sc cali szerokie,
ZwSyk}a, cena s2.25. Specyalna cena, jard 20 %I'o1
Czarne jedwabie, tylko diva gatunki jake many
wybrane do tel stycznlowej sprzedazy. Lecz tie So
zywy drut, a wy tz tez tax powiecie, gdy je zoba
czycie, maja bogaty po}ysk, czarno wyk"nczony,
miekle i przyjemne, gwarnntowane "a czysty jedwab
lard szerokie. Me zaniedbujcie ~zob,bzy6 tie diva
gatunki.
Lot 1 Czarny Taffeta jedwab 81 10
Lot : Czarny Taffeta jedwab 81 20
1 lot ~jedwabiu. sk}adajacego sic z crepe de chimes,
~pieknych falarddw messelindw, t. p. 40 cali sze.
rokie, powabne style piekne kolory zwykle 81 20
81 rs do So wartodci. Ola was wyb6r jard. %A'o.
I lot towarow ma suknie zwykle sprzedawanych 70
75c $50. w tyn locie jest kraciasty. kropkowaty.
" pra5ki, take %mohaery batysty. t. d. dobre u
reconnaissance ST.. styl5w j tolor6w -. 39c
opecyalnle lard pc .... j.. -. =.
1 lot tow row ma suknie, sk}adajacy sig z marqui-
zet6w, voiles. batystdw. jedwabiu j weiny, wszyst-
kie we}niane towary ma suknie, MOVIE towary ma SUE
knie, prazkowane towary ma suknie i t. d do no.
szenia wieczorami, ma u'icy, ftp. W przeSl>cznej ram
DE kolorow, .wyk}a cena $1..o 81 Is i $1.5o Co.
/. In was wyb6r W tel sprzedazy. .....:....o
1 lot towar6w ma suknie, selki i setkl jard6w, kasz-
mir6w, nowych suiting6w, .gran'towych towa1r6w,
~ba'yst6w it'd. Is do so cal. szerokie, pod}ug warto-
Sci muscle je zobaczyG So paradne. or
Ola was wyb6t, lard po- ~....... .... 80 ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-20
Syczniowa uprzatajaca sprzedaz
PONCZOCHY
!. Ola niewiast, dzieci i mezczym

Damskje czarne baweinicowe pohczochy, zwyczalne
i flesowane, almowej wagi srerok, obr6b lub bor~
ia u CORY, ptdwoipa podesswa, pieta l palce Kaz
do para gwxrantowana do nos.snia albo doetan,rcic
lima pare darmo. kolory abso|utnie income . 10
Wssyetkie rozm:ary. Specyalna cena para 46sO
1 lot dansk,ch iedwsqnych pooczocb, osarne i ko~
lorowe, pozosts}e ! mile Lofty, ~regularna cena Fl 90
i 1928, tax dlnso Poki starc.y, wyb'erajcie 100
DziecleIs. czarne bawelnicowe po6czochy, podw6jna
mic. pieknle rybowaoe, : ,p,ech nitek p'et7 j pa'ce.
police. bardso income ! trvafe gwa' autowsne income
koforY, wszYstk,e rozm,ary:: 1O1o
w ybierajcie po. =. j. ....LG2C
&c meskie .shsw.ae w'szienes ~sksrpetki tax diugo
dokad. ten lot starcsy @asf1O1o
Wybierajtie para 10 ...... . 49,: IAaO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-20
Spodnice do strOju

S odmce. do stro]u po 50, 9s- modne1 csysto
W. 4niane, po;l'u'we sergowe 81 odnlce, lok,
msrszczony t>l' pasek. %a'znro"e style Hose "g~
ranIczons, Dohra ranga ro2miaAow. Zvykle s"r7e
da~ane 20 S4.0t do >-.rO, wyGor-- 1888
Spodnice Il" stroju *4-H5 - ", b"r pr~os, tych
i.s1ennycu tasonbw, srr>eda *anych po 500 do
$500 Po2Ilny, gabzr!'n;, aksau,'ty, 'rykoty ,
m,eszsninY. -
Naizwyc,ajnych rozm;srdw srodnice do "A. 95
-Spcdnice dta "adzwyc,al "lelk'ch rczm'arow
ME WAIST. Czarn- moirc p'psinv. rom arV III
d., 81 W stanie. iteguIarna " arI"ec $500 do $3.50.
Ma Wv yr7ajnych rozn'a~ow >p' dnlce do >troju
g. S. C1srne i m1are. C2Ssto we4niany mel
rose towar. Zwykle $500 va tos<.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-20
Styczniowa uprzatajaca sprzedaz.
Pk0TNA.

s1.s5 Bielone nadzwyczsj Piekne stof0we S1.1O
pf6tna 7 cali szerokie. jard .........:.~
Csc POI bielone c>ysto pf6c enne stofowe da- f9c
mask 70 cali szeroki, ard
eoe pol bielone stol9we pfdtna 49c
Cafkiem bielone we IVORY sto}owe damaskl DAc
So cali szerokle, lard -. ....:.
81 90 z obrebem czysto p'6cienne sFrwety pre- 75c
kaski 36x36 cali Jedna =. ......
10c oadzwycza, gruby Iielone Towelng g.
cena W sprzedazy....
Bielone serwetki, obreb ane 1878 cali 39c
Yuzin ... ..-.:...:.. .:.....
Brun tho tkany bawe}niowy To~elink de-
lard .,.;
CSC bielony tureckie toweling z inicya}em 95c
42x21 G Ii, Cena sprzsdazy. ............
25c bielone tureckie reczniki, p:ekne borty 9c
17x36 bielone tureckie reczniki, "%brebiane ma 3c
SOC szerokie g~inghamowe fartuchy 30c
Cena W sprzedazy. ........
Csc bale fartuchy z ~okragfym stylu Or
&c a w sprzed 'zy.. -.
1896 bielone bawefnicowe r%ecznikl, obreD'ane 7c
czerwone brzegi, cena W sprzedazy .....
200 Olejowanych bfyszczow z cedrow2 mapa,. tzy.
szcza miejsca trudne 10 dostepu. wch}ania kurz, l
poleru]e podiogi, twardc ebcia automobile d" mad
zwvczaj nego b}ysku pol1turnik jest komp]etny A
=. t'nGnkiem: zwyk4a oo"as1 50 98c
SpecValna cena
75c Floor Shine olejowanych cedrowych map - ia
kie same jak p,wyzsze lecz mn'ejsze. h0c
Speycalna cena.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-20
SBczniowa u~p1zatajaca sprzedaz.
Muslmowe prz%e$cierad}a, pow}6czki i t. p.

3,oot jard6w bielonego %muslinu, jard 81 roki, (Nie
c fssnstl 'eo1 ps'ne s.'ot', !" - sP'j js a a$l.OO
1 600 jard6w bielonego m%uslinu, jard szeroki, bar
$40 dobry gatun. k, SIC wartosci. - spree. e M
day tena l. jard6w zaY
1850 jard6w niebielonego musllun, b z %czarnych
PLAN. lard szeroki. Nadzwyczajny gatunek 81 M
IA ]ardow za4-
as cali bielony Casing ma poszewki, specye 12c
IS cal bielony tubing bez szwa ma p%ow}oczki 1Ac
1000 jard6w standard bingham ma fartuchy W 6c
rozmaitych ~kropkach kolorach :Specyalnie jard w
1900 jard6w Bridal Cambria. mick wykoncz ny,
lard szerokl. Zwykle lOc wartosc 81 M
Specyalnie IL jard6w za@A'Vv
18c po~}6czki ma poduszki, rozmiaru 45x36 e.
ca i. Cena sprzedazy, jedna
20 p~ow16czki ma poduszki, rom aru 45x36' 1hc
cali. Cena sprzedazy. jedna.
75c biclone be-, szws przescierad}a, rozmiaru h2c
63x99 Jena sprzedazy, coma:
SOC ri. lone pr>eScierad}a, bez szwa, rozmiar hQc
S'x9O. Cena sp zedazy, jedno. .......:.....ooo
e0c biel ne hez szwa przescicradfa rozmiaru 7Qc
81x9o Cena sprzedazx, jedno
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-20
S~tyczliowa uprzatajaca ~sprzedaz.
Towary pralne, ging(1amy, wierzchnje
Aanele, / t. d.

81 cal. szkockie ginghamv, W wiel- MA WAS
kiej rany wzor6w. zwyk}a cena 9 c. Wvpnp
81 cal. szkockie g'nghamy, W wiel WHY'S
kiej randze, wzor6w, wv kfa cena IS JAkD
80 cal, szkockie g%inghamy w wiel. Pr 15c
kiej randzie wzorow, zwyk}a cena SOC
75c druk"wanc piekne krepy: W uprzatajacej 9Qc
s~przedazy jard.....
35c New Cloth, W rozmaltych k'lorach. " 1Qc
uprz2tajacej sprzedazy, jard. Aoo
75c piekne brocadowe krepy, W uprzatajacej 9Qc
s~przedazy, cena, jard
75c 81 90 brocadowe Nubettes, W upr1ata- 9Qc
$1.50 podwojnie szeroki importowany hawet 2Qc
suiting, SO cal szeroki. w,uprz2 s~przedazy jard o0S
IS podwojnie szeroki P'lka a Dot satin SO cal Sc
szeloki Uprzatajaea sprzedaz, jard .......1oo
Csc do 4Oc kraciaste bawe4nicowet tow ma suknieOo
%podw6jnic ze>okie, uprzatajaca sprzedaz, jard ~
Csc bawelnicowe Corduroys, W rozmaitych kol- 5c
rach. Cena spr>edazy jard.
SITS importowany Novelty c ating, podw6j-6Qc
ME szeroki. Cena s~przedazy jard. ...........ooO
SITS importowany brocadowy j~edwabny No 6Qc
velty Coating. Cena sprzedazy. jard... .. ...ooo
SIPS importowany czarny drukowany Reugaii~HQc
nes, podw6jnie szeroki. Cena jard pc .........V'I
Sc Outing flanele, u cal. jasne i cismne ko.& mn
lory: ]aroo" za1
&c druki ma suknie, Standard Brands, move e.
style, jard po........... 49,. ..........:
7c drukowane %skirtingi. Standard brands move e.
Y J0ku Nv %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-20
POtnikOWe kaftany

I'd 10 DO % ZulZOne
$3.50 p 'tn'ti dl* niew'ast piekne kolory $40
*7.oo potnik, ola n e VAST pivxne kolos>. $3.50
$500 l'of"'k' ola niz~iast p'ekne k"Iory $40
$1,000 potn'kl da niewias. p,ekne kolory $500
$3.50 D~op$sowane Jersey potnihl. ...... $3.50
$3.:o Dopasowane Jersey po,n'k'--~-.S2.25
400 Dopas"wane j. rsey potuik'-----.---.$2.50
Dz'eciece potniki cd 8 ~ lat
po..-w..-- 79c CSC, SIPS do $3.50
W'eie innycn rz-c,y nse VII nto"Ych "
tam ogfosz"n'u znaidziec'e ia %sprzeds: po spec
cyain>ch ce"ach po mice cd L" do 25 procen.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-20
Jedwabne, wefniane j aksamitne
SuknjA

'#-- &-A#Ea3. .I..+a% slIa&t-
W@osz<oxe snkn;e z 2 czgsto ~e4n'a"e75 .roea.
Ostatnje style !6 do A.. Cena-.S6.95 ! S4.95
Kcmbinacye jedw bne wefnt ane .>utn'-.
S. IS do S10.95
Ak. amitne sutnir-czarnn tylk". ~ rZe''au a. 6
z~vrle 30 sl2 i SIS Wybor S7.95 S8.95 S10.S5
Jedwahne snknie p' do ! zn'zk
hiIka styl6w y raszych "sjodpow1edn'eisv'ch
i4dwabny.:h sukieo, odgowi.dn'o 10 tsch mick
Ws=yst<,e sukn,e IA " eczorki pc zn'$k'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-20

Domowe suknie pc SIC y:. a
Jssno kolorowe perkale.- ginghamy i Chambrays,
$l.00 wartosci "a. !. j. -. ::.6Sc
Baldwin, suknie domowerozmiary SO do SO tylko !.
s u 800 warto6ci Cena sprzedazy ....s. ~ ..S8c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-20
DamSkie ZimOWe ubiOrY

i n,ekt6re w'ecej Mi ! cenv
DAmskie zimo~e ubiory style y %ostatn'ej zlmy"
So ubior6~ we ~szystk'ch rozm'aracb IS do "a
Slrzedawanez sykle pc $l3 90 de- $4,000 Wvh"r
t-raz "a ] ceoy 4. 90 do $3.50
limowe ub'ory "a nizej pofowe ceny Z oststnle-
90 sezonu, 10 nhlort~ razem epr.edavsne ivy
ke 70 s95. 90 do $3.50 Wybierai"ie
NJ 81 IS do S6.95
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-20

~Syczniow. upnatajaca spnedaz
Blankiety!! @auaa1sa1aR Blankiety!!
100 bawe}ni owych blankiet6w, kolory 76}te i srebr.
no siwe, mieka aksami' ma kosmacizna: piekne kolo~
rowe horty " p sy, wykohczone koice. Rozmiar OK
IS cali warte SO dis W handful pc s. Is Cena WOE
uprzatajacej s%przedazy "a pare .............'~~
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-17

promises. And we know that
God will protect his own in this
day and age of the world. So
we ask those men who believe IN
the preparedness that they are
advocating today: Please do not
condemn them that be ieves in
the great GOD OF LOVE, ,g :.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-17
THAYER MO,
Feb. 18th, 1916.

geo, l0un, I3lO.
Dear Bro. Garrett;-I have
"a question or two TO ask you in
regard to some scriptures.
| see here in Gen. 2-S this
language. And the Lord God
planted a garden Eastward in
Eden and there he put the man
whom he had formed
And in the 20 verse He says;
And Adam gave names to all
cattle and to the fowl of the air
and to every beast of the fed.
But for Adam there was not
found a helpmeet for him. ="
Now Dear Bro. I find in these
scriptures that the formed
mars name was Adam. which
was formed, after the seventh
day.
Theu again I find in Gen. 5th,
chapter that it says, THAT this
is the book of the generations
of Adam in the day that God
created man, in the likeness of
God made he him, male and fe.
male created he them. and bless.
ed them and called heir name
Adam in the dav when they
were created.' Gen. 5-1-2.
Now Dear Bro. it seems
strange to me that the form cd
mans name was Adam also. If
these two Adams spoken of in
these twochapters, be two differ.
ent men? If so, Why is it that
Adam knew his wife Eve and
she conceived and bare Cain?
And long after that time, Adam
knew his wife again and she
bore Il son, and called his name
Seth. If these two Adams are
different characters then they
both must have been Ewes bus.
bands.
So Dear Bro. explain this nlys'
sery to your Readers thru the
next weeks CREsSET.
Yours for Christ.
Geo. Inman.
WE will
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-02-17
President Wilson at
St. Louis.
Text:
WILSON SAYS U. S NAVY
Should be WORLDS Largest.
Sways St. Louis Audience of
$4,000 GermanS-Americans
To Wild Enthusiasm in
Last Speech Of Tour.


st. Louis, FEB. 3-Presldent
Wilson today told an audience of
$4,000 which swayed with a tu-
mutt of cheering that the United
States should have the greatest
navy in the world.
Il believe the navy of The
United States should he upcon.
ole," he said. The great.
est in the world,' x
Hits Paciticists.
The President handled the
paciticiSts in the roughest fash.
ion he has yet used and the St,
Louis crowd cheered his every
sarcastic sta ament.
These men look straight into
the face of facts said the pres
ident, and see nothing but atmo
spherelc air,
"Yov should listen with in.
diligence to them but absolutely
ignore their words. They have a
right to talk but no right to IN.
huepce US. .
Nothing chills folly like ex.
pOsure to the air."
Toledo Blade
We had made up our mind
that we had written our last Ar.
tic'e on preparedness. That we
had closed our Book on that
piece of pluticratic work. While
it is true that we are the small.
est drop in the bucket, or in
comparison, a gnat to an ele-
phant. Yet the sweetest notes
we ever heard in all our life was
from the lips, yea, the heart of
a little child, when dying, and
which was. Here comes Jesus
He will save ME. Farewell to
this world" And died. This
world Is big, and there is some
big men living in it. God and
His Christ looks just like two
skeletons to them. Those men
presenting this idea with their
preparedness look, to paint those
skeletons red with the blood of
the poor laooring men, as it
flows from their vains On the
: battlefield, 1t looks to Us lust like
this big world did to the child
while dying.
SO we say 10 those big men
who is going to trust in prepar.
ing the greatest gunboats, the
greatest army of the world, or
the greatest army that ever
graced Gods green earth to
paint it RED with their blood
| We say we are opposed to such
preparedness. We believe in
God, and we believe in His prom.
ises, Therefore, we believe
that all this nation needs is 10
put on the whole armour of God.
For if this nation would dc
this then this scripture would
come to pass, Please raad.
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Notice..

Clocks and sewing machines
repaired at the Go lony by J. NJ.
Sherman who has many clocks
on hand now to fix but room for
many more. Bring them on. All
work guaranteed,
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But IN the last days il shall
come to pass, that the mountain
of tfe house of Ahe Lord, shall
be established iGthe top of the
mountains, and ii shall he eXalt'
ed above the hills, and people
shall flow unto it,
Ard many nations shall come
and say, Come and let US 90 up
to the mOun,aln.nf the Lord and
to the house of The God Of Jacob
and he will teach lis of his ways,
and we will walk in his paths:
for the law Shall 20 forth OF
Zion, and the word of tie Lord
from Jerusalem.
And he shall Judge among
many people, and rebuke strong
nations afar off. and they shall
beat their swords inco plow.
shares, and their spears into
pruning hooks; nation shall not
lift UP sword against nation
neither shall they learn war any
more.
But they shall sit every man
under his vine and under his
fig tree; and none shall make
them afraid for the mouth of
the Lord of hosts hath spoken
it, Micah 4-1-4.
Now if President Wilson, or
any other big man believed in
God and His Word, Would it'll
not be far better, for them to
come to St. Louis or any other
City .r place, and sway $4,000
men to the utmost of their cara.
city, to the work of the Lord in
putting on the whole armour of
God, But no, on the other hand
the President would have men
by the thousands shout aloud,
more gunboats, more guns, and
a great lot of more men for
soldiers to kill one another in
the battle field. He tod them the |
truth once, when he said he did
not want professional men to be
in his army, What does he
want them for? He wants them
for TO help him to get the poor
lahoring man into the battlefield
il there is any .hat has to 90.
May God help open the eyes
of our President that he may
put on The whole armour OF God,
then he will go out over the
East. West, North and South
and preach restitution of God S
Eternal Truths. And by leading
this whole nation into such q
preparation, we then will bc
able by the help of tod, to re-.
buke strong nations afar Off. and
haye them beat their swords in
to plO wshareS and their spears
into pruning no ks and Da,ion
shall lit up Il sword against
nation, neither shall they learn
war any uoce.
This would be far better than
for to ask this nat OF. of Deople
to pray for pe@c2, over in the
war zone; ana then do all they
can to raise Il great big army
here, to ti&nt and kin. For God
Is more ab e to protect Us than
all the guns that we can shoot,
II we are .n'y on tbs, Lord s side,
so according TO he working of
preparedpe s. and its advocates
hey cannot bsieVe God and His
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GOPHER COLUMN.

st Paul, Mimi
o. 0, 1916
Please read:
SONG on GRIEF
A little ball upon the floor,
A little nick upon the chair,
These two remind me more and more,
Of him who sumbers there,
He left the ball there in his play.
His little hammer made that nick
Oh if he could come back to day
I'd let him kick and nick and nick.
scoded him for playing rough,
And slapped his little face
For scattering on the floor his stuff
And by the fireplace.
And he grew tired of his toys
And of the village street,
And so he went away, dear boys
Some dear new friends to meet
picked the bal! up from the foor
And laid it on shelf,
1T never will come down no more"
said that to myself,
And then i cried while sorrow stleamed
From out my every eye:
''Oll Billy Boy oh Billy Boy
When will these tears be diy?'
But Billy did no answer make,
For By's eyes were closed.
And B.lly's mothers heart did break.
Ard now she is ghost,
And lam left alone, alone,
Here in this word Of woe,
And day and night cry and morn
That [. too, Soon may 90,
A better land beyond the sea,
Awaits u.s. you and me;
\ better land, a brighter land,
For Billy Boy and me,
Yours in sprrc
G.
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We say to the sad and lonely heart,
There is better day coming,
When dear friends shall never part,
In a beautiful land of summer
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''You?" she gasped, and her face
became bloodless.
Tom simply bowed. He had folded
his arms and stood like man await
ing anger, disdain, censure.
why did you come here?" she fall
tered.
For a purpose. You need not rec
ognize me, you must not betray me.
You will know in a few days"
Old Reuben was coming toward,
her now and the brief colloquy was
suspended.
Tom Lee did not seek to meet
Nellie Waite again. He went about
his work steadily. If old Reuben
Waite had been watchful, however,
he would have noticed that the eyes
of the new farmland followed him
= everywhere and that he sought to be
near him whenever he could.
1t was three days afterward when
. Farmer Waite came upon Tom Lee
mending a hay rake. His face was
stern and foreboding.
you will have to go at the end of
the week, Lee" he said.
why, sir?" questioned Tom Lee.
'Be cause I found the clothes you
changed for my old suit You threw
them behind some brush. A striped
suit"
Tom Lees chin sank.
"a convict's suit"
THAT condemns me, doesn't it?"
inquired Tom Lee in a crushed tone.
do you blame me? If the woman
folks or the neighbors know what
you have been, you can imagine their
fears. Oh, Pm not going to tell on
you, Tom Lee. OF course you are an
escaped convict, but I sha'n't tell
anybody. l burned your old suit
safely that night. Go your way when
Saturday night comes and good luck
- -,o,, for ryO1Y ORC a F,4AJ,f,,1