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Mohave County miner., 1916-09-09
ANNUAL MEETING OF
 STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereb" given that the an- nrai meeting of the stockholders of the Odd Fellows Building Association will be held at the office of Axel Eric son, in the town of Kingman, Mohave County, Arizona, at the hour of 2 P. M, on the 2nd day of October, 1916, for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of all other legal business that may come before the meeting.
 HENRY LOVIN,
 President.
 HENRY E. LANG,
 Secretary. Kingman, Arizona, September 5th, 1916.
 First insertion Sept. 9-Sept. 30.
Mohave County miner., 1916-09-09

H. E. Bierce came in from Pasa- dena yesterday and will spend some time here on mining business.
Mohave County miner., 1916-09-09

c. P. Cannon came in from Chloride Wednesday,,
Mohave County miner., 1916-09-09

First insertion Sept. 9-Sept. 15.
Mohave County miner., 1916-09-09

ByH. L. UNDERWOOD, Deputy Clerk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
The National Guard
Armory
Where Sessions of the Con-
vention Will Be BE Held,
Showing the New
Ellis Club In
Background
Facts About Manufactures in
New Mexico Told by Census

\ preliminary statement of The
general results ot the Consus ut n
ufavturcs fuI New Mexico as pccn
ssuet b., Director Sam l.. i.ogcrs OF
the bureau ct the census. department
of commerce II consists of u SUM
mary comparing the figure, 'or is0"
anu leli o5 totals. PREPARED under
the direction Of Nj William NJ Steu-
lures.
The figures are preliminary and
subject 10 such chang. aud correction
as may bee found nccessarN from u
further examination Of tn" original
reports,
IN, census ~ iaii. lis hat ~
1903. with reference 10 mon itt,tlfrs.
excluded the nand trades, tie biild-
ms trades aud IN. ncighbottng indus
tries. and ook account MY ut esiab.
lishmcut' %c,n,u,t"d under tn factory
system. IL the last ensus, also. as
IN that for 1909. statistics r,rc not
collected Tor establishments having
products tot the census year ,alueG AT
i.ss than 5000 except TIA reports
were taken Tor establishments IDLE
hIA lNt - lNAAN'i VI wv AfiN'N ''f q
or which began operation during that
ear and Whose pruducls lor such
reason w"T' valued ~ less than fj"0,
The word establishment ns used
N the cnbus reports may mean more
than one mill or plant pro- iGed th~
arc owned on controlled and operated
ny a single Individual partnership
corporation on ether oWncr ~ uperdt-
81. snd arc located IN the same town
ur .itN.
Th' reports were taken trg th. cal
ondai veal ending De, cube. a. lHlt,
wherever IA" Syttcm II bookkeeping
permitted figures Tor thar i,riud to
be- secured. hut when the fiscal ear
OF an establishment differed fiom tn.
calendar Ycai a report WAS "htsined
FOR the operations of that establish
men, for ~ fiscal yeIr ia'linf most
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
BY w. ]. LINWOOD
Secretary of the New Mexico
Cattle Sanitary Board.

reference has been made b, one
of our ~wpll-known magazine writers
to- u conversation with "a prominent
Stockmau concerning his career IN
the course Of the talk. the writer re-
marked that he was glad to meet
ON. man who could always bet ON A
dcad-sure thing"
What might that dcad-surc thing
be-" inquired the Stockman
"pronts-bls pronts-thc meat in
dustry. the shipping Of strings OF
steers To market that raised them
selves and cost nothing to grow Ana
for an these Accommodations, receiving
bg prices aud investing In other cat
tie and repeating the process uf piling
up more big profits"
\ little later. this Writer-friend had
an opportunity of having some OF the
few things that might give "A little
different perspective to the many
glowing accounts ana sure things
explained that gave him = new re-
spcci for our silent men of the plains
and while he Thought a tempting por.
tcr-housc steak might seem nigh
priced. yet II Il were not for the UNI
conaucrablc spirit ~ lust sucn men
the meat industry would not exist,
To the usual uniformed observer,
the impression gained OF the cow
man IN that 81 an easy carofrce and
Pheasant life To ia, keen observer
these IMPRESSION ar. not born. out
nv facts ON m. contrary the cat
tleman's competence h. onl gained boy
years of painstaklns effort hy slow
and gradual u%pbutiding. lose scrut-
- -. go - Pa a. L..-a
by severe hardships which would
daunt u heart less geous. u
fact. a history might b. written OF
the lf-denials hat must hr pfac-
ticcd before he could be oounted o.,
remotely suggested sure things OF
kindly holdings
And set. as the ear GO tn. cat
tie industry is b"ing builded on a
more substantial basis. made n.ces-
snrv by continually changing coudi-
tons.
To h. y successful stockman nee
estates the exercise of the strictcsi
business acumcn ana t~arsiphtcd dis
c.rnment IN tn. conduct 81 his at
fairs. not alone IA knowing the Nalu"
of his Investment. number of head OF
stock under his care ar the range
which they frequent. hu' must also
bo intimately ACQUAINTED wvN WI
minutcst detail Of the various Condt.
tons that continually demand dis
eliminating business Judgment For
merry. II vas considered hat a COW
value was rackoncd only as n pro-
duc,r OF calves and that at such time
AZ her usctuluoss in this direction
hal PASSED. her hlcachcd skeleton wa
q ularing sign of list profits. changed
circumstances with added COS, ot
production. occasioned by almost end.
less purchase ct land ana CORES
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
SOME Difficulties OF
THE CATTLE INDUSTRY
A Brief Outline of Some Facts That Show the Path OF the Cow.
man Is Not All Strewn With Roses: And Some Remedies
Suggested for Overcoming a Few Actual Rocks.

1
poudinrgv increased caro-Charges |
have made q imperative hat every |
avenue of waste II drain be super
Niscd u restricted ~ u'nc au-
Nancos thes" prohleWS continuity
multiply-the decided iise ~ the
value OF grazing land the advent OF
homesteadcrs taking nNailasie open
inld the constant diViding-up of pas
lures to meet these conditions the
necessity Of added water reduIre
ments for newly cut OIL pastures Nor
can a edu'"tl"" 'e"So
with a thorough mystery ct th'se con
ditions a. one Of the most Nlt'l poln's
OF success Is the int'lligcht marketing
cf his product
When one considers that hundreds
of millions of dollars are Invested
mould not IN" lh'nlH''N''
cndeaNor To- Nnd a solution to thlA
problem of mhrk"tihs ana not 'ahnlN
watch his prices made To suit the
ide"s OF those h nave 1othlng az
stake but the prot' r"nli1edT To be
responsible for this vast industry ana
yet be powerless To regulate what
might he n legitimate price comment
surate With the conditions surround
ing the creation of this commodity
would seem a paradox, ana yet ne
stand il this peculiar position.
He shipa to the market today. IN.
| der the expectatinn of RECEIVING prices
,pproximatel, in line with those at
time of shipment. when for unac-
countablc reasons. one day of arrival
-, market. NOR. cattle have been re-
ceitcd than expected there is a
toarth Of buyers or the export de
| uand has suddenly fallen III. and
pri,c. have corr.spondingiy dimin-
ish.d These conditions. IT appears.
| mus, b. met and comhat.d hv the
I carttempn themselves. and to suc-
| cessmll, de- this requires united cf-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

Albuquerque Cowboy Band ana quar-
tctte. The AGGREGATION IL al that It's
anne implies. YOU VIII see an ag-
srcgatiun pf real musicians dressed as
cowboys. correct ~ Go chaps. hats.
shirts cto.. pro,idi * the cass and
vocal fut the convention. THIS mu-
si,al outfit is To- Doe "a feature at all
AIbuuuuerduc entertainments here
after cowboy SONGS Will bc dis.
pcnscd hy the quartette NJ t times iu
all places.
Points az Interest.
while YOU are with us see AlhU.
querquc and the no Grtndc valley.
We have come points Of interest worth
seeing Go over to- old Town and
see the church ot SAN Felipe which II
30 old hat | cannot remember when
II was buiit. Cheerful pIe'dr.caiors
place it, age AT Nc hundred years.
NOR. conservative estimate IS three
hundred Whatever It, age, It is
worth VISITING You who ere unfa-
ndliar with the architcctur Of New
NcAico viii tina mucti of interest IN
old town and more of interest at Isleta,
twelve miles south Of Albuquorlue.
~ Wv "'''' i'P'' f'' WI A''' ~
dobios untouched by tho nand ~
progress nat writes rag,imc hnd
serves lobster out uf a Tin ,uutaintr.
Visit the picturesque home NJ the
father and see the Indians and thor
agricultural Development
Geo out tu the Eio Irlndc river and
see the American Nilr' Suust is
viewed across this venerable stream
- worth Il nm ,n the later Afternoon.
Cross the river aud view tho fine
farms ana gardens of the valley ana
you viii understand why We have BOO
much faith IN The future ot this Ndl-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
COMMITTEE

W. G.. MCDONALD. Carrizozo. \. ".
G. T. HERRING. Amarillo. Tex.
{. l.. BALLARD. Roswell. y. NJ.
ABNER WILSON. Chiffon. Ariz.
JNO. y. JAMES. James. Ten.
Il. De GRAFTENREID. Buchanan,
y. NJ.
I : WILSON. II stockton. Tex
l.. &. BRITh. Marta. Tex.
T.. T.. TOWNSEND. ~. stockton.
Tex.
u. u. MASTERSON. Amarillo, Ten.
W II. ~ QUA. Amarillo, Tex.
T. T.. BrGBt.E. Clarendon, Tex.
\. B McMiLLEN. Albuquerque,
y. NJ.
RAY MORLEY. nutil, y. VI.
x. :. THOMPSON. Tcxhomn. Okla.
T.. II. LANDERGiN. Amarillo. TcX.
i. Il. JENKINS. Corona. \. NJ.
&. NJ ODONtI.. Bell Ranch. y. NJ.
i. NJ. WYATT, ~ I'aso. Tex.
r. u. LOVE. Sierra Blanca. Tex.
GEO. u. ELLIOTT. Midland. Tex.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

Iof rowor and hoai' IN" cost u MA
t%erials. however does not include nm.
used materials and suppiiot bought
either for speculation ~ Tor use dur
lnp u subsequent period
The census inquiry does not include
amounts paid for miscellaneous .x-
penses, such as rent OF offices. royal
ties, insurance. ordinary repairs. adj
Vertising. travelling expenses or allow
anNc for depreciation.
Value ~ Products.
Tn" value of products was sp.320.-
coo IN 1914. and f1.NgS. GOO in 1903.
the increase being tli22.0Or or Is
per cent The average per establish
ment Was approximately $4,000 IN
1874 and 81. onO IN 1908
Tn. value 81 products represents
their selling value or price NJ the
plants ~ actually turned out hy the
factories during the census year. aut
does not necessarily have. any relation
Ia the amoun of sales for that year.
Tn. values under this head also IN
rludc the mount received for work
lone or materials furnished ~ others.
Value Ndicsi hy Manufacture
The vain. added 10y manufacture
represents the difference between the
cost of materials used ana the value
~ tho products manufactured from
them. The value added by manufac-
ture was 81. $50. 900 IN 1874 and 81
h31 600 IN 1909. thu increase being
s263 poo. uI 90 per oent The value
added 10, manufacture formed 52,s
per cent Of the total value uf prod
ucts IN 1914 and 5NI per cent IN 1909,
salaries ANA Wages.
The salaries and wag" amounted
10 s~3,2f3,ooo In lnli and H. s2.sit,-
oo0 In 1908, the increase being SOS
600, or 10 per cent
The number 81 saiaTied employees
was i93 IN 1917, as compared with
335 In 1903. making an increase OF
~ per cent.
The average. number ot wage EARN
ers was 3,1i6 in islt and tlG In
1903, the decrease being 36i, ~ 50
per cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

rive uion,ls u .isu, usys -
fore The convention assemblies 20 re-
nominate Woodrow Wilson. No. NO
didn't say Wilson aud Marshall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

W. l.. TOOLEY. III paso. Tex.
i. :. DrRSEN. Glazicr. TcN.
THOS. T.. MOODY. Canadian. Tex.
g. T. LOcKUhRT, Higgins. Tex.
T. G. HOUCHTON. ~ paso. Tex.
GEORGE ARNEIT. Lubbock, Ten.
LlIS TERRI MAS. III pasc. Tex.
NJ. +. STEELE. Groom. Tex.
!. \. ODEN, Farwcll. Tex.
l.. NJ. PRICE. Strntford. Tex.
T.. T. DAVIS. Erich. Okla.
u. T. WARE. Amarillo. Tex.
W. - SLAUGHTER. Dallas. Tex.
". \. PENCE. Sierra Blanca, Tex.
u. r. WHITE. III paso. Tex.
" &. DINWIDDiE. Tulia Tex.
j. II. HICKS. Cuervo. y. NJ.
". u MITCHELL. MARTA. Tex.
7. T.. HERRING. En- city, OLA.
T. \ FINCH. Memphis. Tex.
\. +. WARD. u Antonio, Tex.
j. " IRVING, Alpine, Tex.
DICK BARTON, Higgins. Tex.
". A. MARTIN, Silver City, y. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

Wanted Board ard room be-
counlc Cash difference or assume
o u mortgage Nashville Tcnncs
ScGdl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

largely within the ,ulendar year lsiI.
Percentages OF Increase.
with the exception % a glight de-
crease IN the average numb" of wage
carncrs, the summary shows u ron
sist.nt increase ~ tina census of 1917
a. compared with thai for 1909. In
the order of their importance. from
a percentage standpoint. III" Increases
Off the several items rank a. follows
Salaries, 30, per cent. salniicd 'm-
ployes, az per cent, materials d's
per cent value % products l. per
cent. number of establishments. las
per cent; capital. 10 per cen prupri-
.tors and arm mrmbcrs. i-N per
cent: value added bt manufacture. 90
per cent.
capital In, cstct.
The capital Invested. a. reportcd ia
lfit vas 80 uOu, a gain ~ 81
2tl 90" or - per cent. over s,iI3-
600 In 1909 The average capital per
establishment Was approximately SGT
QUO IN 1874 aud t2i o0o in 1908, In
this connection n should ne stated
that tn. inquiry contained IN the cen
sus schrdui, calls for ne total
''''''N' VI 'hlI'N'H INV 'N''' 49,
borrowed, Invested IN the business,
but vXcludes the value al rented PROM
.rtv plant ~ equipment wnirh was
employed ~ IN, conduct oi ~ntanuid'-
tuning enterprises. In the iltal nut
letlns and reports the rental paid tor
such property will be shown separate
IS.
Cost ~ Materials.
The cost at materials Used was
- 10000 IN lalt as against sd,-ti-
u0o iu 1909. an increase al sl,lhH zoe,
cor 3i.S per cent. The aNcras" cost "i
materials pet establishment was AZ
proNimately si2 600 In 1919 and w.
0n0 IN 1902 In addition Ia ~" com
ponent materials which enter mt" IA"
products Of the establishment Tor ~"
census year there are Included IN"
cost 81 fuel, MN supplies u rent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

A.o,.rr 40, again, I..o ,.s
Ios,-Uuc Comet bicycle. n rcd
tive aud one white tirc.-Nash'ilie
TClW SSrsG".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

Looking for a job? Try q
Herald Want All.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

We notice somehody advertiser
"Tord tool boxes
Tho Gully way SOM" people WI
ever reach success viii hc In a sid
ca
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
"WKASCiClEL obok

"WkASCiClEL SKkADU, obok
mas, utrzymuje obecnie ORA. i'jotra
Gomozo' - p'sze PAM Antonla So
ko{owaka,~ III Lansing Street, Sche'
nectady, N. Y.-''Lekarstwo to u
leczy&o me dzieci trzech r6znych
chor6b. TAX samo ulecsy@o mpie
pewnegc razu z rhorobY. Mech w am
Bog sap}aci "a take lekarstwo.
Nigdy ME przestane polecac innym
lekarstwa ORA. Piotra Gomozo''
Odmienne cd innych medycyn.
ORA. Plotra Gomozo ME MONA nae
Iyc " aptekaclh. Me jest ono artY~
ku}em 1awodu handlarsy medycy-
hami. Dostawianem oIo bywa Luz
dziom wprost>z laboratoryum. przez
sp~ecyslnych agent6w. Kszdy mote
bye sgeutem, kto udowoln,, Re z "a
WOODEN apteksrsk,m ME ma lacznc-
sci. Adresujcie: DR.. Peter Fahr-
neY s Sons Co.: 10 -l25 So. Hoyne
Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
Lupanie W stanach, kf6tt
bOleSCi.

Ably zab,6 nerwowe b6le " sta
wach mo4ecie zawsze polegac ma
Sloan'a l'nimencie. On prxen,ka do
siedsiska b6lu i pomaga skoro tYl.
10 sie 60 prlytozY, W,elka przy-
jemnosc take re Sloan'a gdyz ME
potrzebu)e wcierania. Sloanta lini.
ment jest ~nieooenlony ma zatrzyma-
ME auszkutowych albo nerwowych
bolesci kasdego gaLunku. Sprobuj~
one 60 zaraz js4eli oierplcie ma reu-
matysm. lumbago, ohore gard}o boil
" plersiach, wywichniecie, zgnieoe.
ME t. p. Jest wyborne ma ne1ral-
g'e ! boil g}owy. &c We ws.ystkich
apteka,h.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
Nasze parafe, osady j mstytucye.
opracowaf
Ks. Jdzef P. Chhedhiiewikz.
Stany Zjednoczo1le " obecnej dobie.

daleko wiecej We wzaiemnej
z~vczliwo6ci, ma poszano wa.
niu prawa i godnosci inne.
go cziowieka, anizeli ma licz.
bic broni i na strzaszliwym
paste fortecznym. Jest to
krzyk "a poko]em, wydziera.
jacy sic " tych duiach smut
nych z naszei duszY. Vice
zapraszamy przyjaci6} poko-
ju 6wiata, ably Nam podali
reke ola przyspleszenia ko6-
ca woiny, kt6ra cd roku
zmienja Europe ma rozlegle
pole bitwy."
By}a nadzieja. ze uda sic
Benedyktowi XIV. doprowa-
die do skutku posrednictwa
p%okojowe, prowadzone przez
Sekretaryat przez liczne wy
nu1zenia do os6b wp}ywo-
wych, przez starania O wy
miane je1c6w cvwilnych i
lDwaljd6w. w tenn w1asnie
trag;zm, re Ten, kt6ry roz.
what szeroko zakreslona ak
eye dvplomatyczn9 "a poke.
jem, kt6ry miaf swiadomosc
swego pos}annictwa swlato-
wego i tax pragnat pok6j
sprowadzic ma ziemie - sam
znalazf sic dzisiaj, jakby W
centrum bury - tam, gdzie
do zenitu doszlo rozpasanie
namietnosci wojennych. Ten,
kt6ry rozpocza} sw6j Ponty-
6kaI, wezwaniem ksiazat,.b by
,,porzucili mysl ku wo]nie, a
je ku pokojowi' -
znalazf sic sam W stanie wo-
iennym.
My, PoIacy, synowie ME
szczesliwego narodu W
naczelniku koscio1a tenn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
OzyWienie O%dretWiafej
WAtrOby.

Ably utrsvmat' wq,robe czynna,
uzywaic'o ORA Kihg.s New Life
plg"}ek. Doe zapewn aia dobre ira.
"'enle, pomagaje sapchaniu i ma
strajaja ca}y uk}ad -utrzymuie o.
'csy klarowne i skore avieaa i wy
gladajaca zdrow". TYlko ESQ u We.
szych aptekarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27

Bole6ci g}owy, zapchanie,
wskazuje ma niezdrowe dzia.
}anie zo}adka i wnetrznosci
Hollister'a Rocky Mountain
herbata pomaga zoladkowi
prac0wac naturalnie, co
wspiera vase zdrowie ca}ko.
wlcie. Rozpoczniicie dis. w
.eptsee Brown'a
Ric6ter'a kotwiozny Pa:n.Expeller.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
0jciec Sw. " sprawie praw
s}usznych zqda1 narod6w.

SluSk4vIu Lquoll lBoA y W.
Ojciec 6wietY Benedyk'
XIV. " swej o~statniej odez
vie do panujacych i do lu'
dow walczacych wvpowiedzis:
miedzy innemi nastepujace
znamienne s}owa:
Wy, kt6rzy pred
Bogiem i pred Iudzmi tax
straszliwa nosicie odpowje.
dzialno6c "a pok6j i wojne,
usluchajcie naszych pr66b
usluchajcie gfosu %ojcowskie-
! go, namiestn;ka wiecznego j
najwyzszego sedziego, wy,
kt6rzy bedziecie zdswa!i
sprawe 2 waszych czYn6w
publicznych i z waszej dzia-
}alnosci %prywatnej bogactwa
nadmierne, kt6re daf Stw6r.
ca waszym krajom, umozli.
wiaja wan prowadzenie dali
szej Walk. Atoli "a jaka ce.
ne? TAX pytaja tysiace milo.
lych ludzi, kt6rzy codzien-
ME ma polach bitwy gasna;
"a jaka Gene? TAX pytaja
ruinY wielu mast i si6l, wie-
le pomnik6w, kt6re zawdzie-
czamy pietyzmowi przodk6w.
W ciszy ogniska domowego,
ma stopniach o}tarzy }zy gorz
kie prze]ane, CIV i one ME
wskazuja ma to, re cena
przed}uzenia walki lest zbyt
wielka?
l ME MONA twierdzic, axe.
by ten olbrzymi zatarg ME
m6g} bye z%a}atwiony bez uzy-
cia broni. Niechaj wzajem.
ME zaniecha sic niszczenia.
Pomyslmy o tenn, re jezeli
narody gina, jezeli ie zbyt sic
poniza i przesladuje, to one
jarzmo znosza wsr6d zgrzytu
pre-.
kazujac z pokolenia ma 20
kolenie dziedzictwo zemsty,
nienawisci.
Ola czeg6zby cd dzisiai z
czystem sumieniem uiemiano
zastanowic sic mad s%prawied.
z9daniami narod6w?
,Dlaczeg6z nie rozpoczac
dobrowolnie bezposredniej
posredniej wymiany
W celu ably odpowied.
MIC MARY i moznckci prawu
zadaniom tym uczynic "a
azeby tym sposobem
polozyc koniec straszllwej
walce, jak sic to W podob-
nych warunkach dzia}o daw.
nie;?
"Blogos}awionv, kto pier.
vsza ga}azke oliwna pre-.
1iesie i nieprzyjacielowi poda
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27

nseza pewna ostoje, gdy1
do6wiadczy)i6my mi}o6ci Be-
nedykta XIV. " czasie tel
wojny, q jej kilkakrotne do
wody "a po6rednictwem
Ksiecia Biskupa Krakow
skiego Diary OLGA Sw. ola
Polski zfozyli6my mledzy mai
cenniejsze, DO byly dowodem,
ze SERGE jeso ojcowska mas
otacza piecza.
Pred narodem naszym
nova karte roztwarza histo.
rya = %niewiemy. co ma niei
zapisze, ale jednak bardziej,
niz kiedykolwiek swita W niej
prze6w;adczenie, ze must j
ola mas znalezc sic mieisce W
szeregu narod6W. Mysli ME-
nawisci i chciwosci przesi4k-
}y narodv, ~nagromadzi}y ma
teryal palny gotowy do wy.
buchu.
Okazalo sic, 70 gwafcenie
najswietszych praw narod6w
msci sic i move wywoluje
wojny, ze kultura opa1ta o
prawo Boze Jest bezsilna,
My tenn siln;ej wierzymy, re
AMI zwyciestwa, chocby roz'
strzygaiaee ami najzreczniei'
sza akcya "dyplomatyczoa -
ME zapewn;a pokoju - je
zeli sprawiedliwo6ci dziejo-
wei ME stanie sic zadosc. MAJ
wspanialsze zwvciestwa i try
unity ME usmierza b6lu u.
cisnionych i beda z%arzewiero
nowych woien, a %prawdziwy
pck6j nastanie wtedy, gdv
sumieLiem narody rzadzic
sic beda.
Rzecznikiem sprawie5liwo-
Sci, zastepca sill wyzszych jest
Benedykt XIV. w my6l sta.
rel tradycvi Koscio}a, zcwie
sic "wsp6lnym Ojcem wszy-
stkich". Obejmuie m'sye pc
6redniczaca miedzy naroda.
mi, a wzniesiony ponad mo-
&c doczesne, przemawia do
mocarzy-swiata.
UfamY, ze CLOS lego ME
przejdzie be- echa. Jestemy
pewni, ze PREDICT cry POI
niej starania Benedykta XIV
plou wyczekiwany
przez Kosci6} i SWAT. A "
jakq Ojciec sw. ota.
cza Polske, zawsze wierna
tradycyom przedmurza chrze-
mi(osci tel u
patruiemv zadatek nadzie;,
10 z WYNN Stolicy Piot:owej
sic "a nami CLOS,
zt6ry padnie ma scale Gala
Evening journal., 1916-03-25
WHAT ARE PERILS OF
Church POLITICS
Will Be Discussed by the
Rev. George A. Cooke
at Union
WILL ALSO TALK ON
AMUSEMENT QUESTION

At Wesley NJ. Il. Church. the pastor.
the Rev. George A. Cooke will preach
at 1890 and 7.3O o'clock The Sunday
school meets al o'clock. Prayer and
praise service at $40 o'clock by VII.
liam Tubbs
The Rev. George A. Cooke will de-
liver an address In Union NJ h..
Church at $3.50 o'clock Sunday after
noon The subject of the address will
be. "The Coming General Conference
and It's Relation to the Kingdom Of
Cod This will be of interest 10 all
Methodists. minister's and laymen aud
will help prepare them for the annual
conference. Mr.. Cooke will answer
such questions as:
what are the pcrils OF church poll.
tics?"
How Shall We Settle the Amuse-
ment Question:"
Us There Danger fror False Doc.
trine in the Church,"