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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

CRUCES
Demlng, N. Nj. sept. t.--W ,,
Dashlsy. one Of the men who broke
out Of the Luna county jail IN FebFu,
airy, has been arrested In Reno, Ney-
ada, and ID being held for the New
Mexico officers on q charge Of tha
murder Of the late Sheriff D. b,
Stephens, SheriH w. @. Simpson and
Felipe Lucero have left Demihg to
bring Dahhley back, to Las Cruces,
where he win be tried for completely
in the murder OF sheriif Simpson.
The escape and pursuit Of the out
laws was one of the most sensational
aflairs Of it's kind that ever happened
in New Mexico. Five men were con.
earned IN The daring break from jail
These were N. F. Daehleg II @. Starr
@. Schmidt, Joe Cranston and Fran.
cisco Acosta. They eyerpowered En-
zie Tab0r, telenhoned for q a and,
when Del Snodgrass arrived they
locked him in the same cell with
Tabor, robbed both men Of their mon
ey, and escaped in the automobile. In
the chase and the battle that follow.
ed Sheriff Stephens was killed, and
Buck SAVER was wounded, and Joe
0ranston Was killed and Starr was
wounded and captured. He ID now
under sentence Of death in Dona Ana
county, but il taking an appeal 10
q higher court. Schmidt was captured
BY NJ. G, Simpson and Fred Sherman,
and was also tried for the murder Of
Stephens, and il now serving a life
sentence in the state pepItentiaFy.
Acosta was also captured. but hts
trial resulted in acquittal, and he
was Immediately arrested by the
Luna county authorities and tried on!
the charge Of killing another Mexican
at Spalding. He IL nov serving a 20
year sentence at Santa Fe.
With the capture Of Dashiey all
Of the men involved in the escape
and the murder Of Stephens have
been accounted for. and it is expected
that bis case will be speedily dis
posed OF when he is brought to trial
before the jury 81 Las Cruces. He
admitted to the Nevada police that
he was wanted In connection with
the killing Of Stephens. and he is
also wanted by the police in Flag
stan, Arizona, for embezzlement.
Sheriff Simpson has been bunting
for nashley ever since he made HIS
escape, and he had located him in
Venice, Cal, six weeks ago, but the
police there failed to arrest him, and
he made his way on to San Fran.
cisco. where he again escaped hrr
rest BY q few minutes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
Men Killed
When ShOUeL
Digs Into a
Missed Shot

Silver City, N. NJ, Sept. Ar. H
Porter, steam shovel engineer, and
Allen Butcher, steam shovel crane
man, at Santa Rita, received injuries
from which both men died several
hours later when the shovel dug into
a missed shot, exploding It and hurl;
ing tons of earth and rock against
the shovel.
Porter was badly mangled. Butcher
had both legs and an arm broken aud
sustained internal injuries. Both men
rushed to the company hospital
and given emergeney treatment and
every attention that skilled medical
advice could suggest. Porter died
three hours later and Butcher passed
away the next morning.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
U, S, COURT Or APPEALS
WILL PASS ON ERV|EN'S
RIGHT TO USE LAND
MONEY FOR PUBLICITY
DECIDED nv JUDGE POPE
IN FAVOR or STATE LAND COM
MISSIONER IS ON DOCKET or
TERM OPENING IN DENVER TO-
pAF

Denver, Sept. 4.-The docket Of the
United States circuit court Of appeals,
eighth division, contains approximate
Nv 100 cases for arguments or adj
Indication at the September term,
which opened here TODAY. The court
Is composed Of Judges w. II. Sanborn,
of st, Paul, and John F. Garland, Of
Washington, circuit court; and Dis
trict Judges Jaeab TrieheF, Of Little
Rock, Ark, and Arba Van Valken-
burgh, Of Kansas City.
Validity Of a law passed BY the last
eneFal assembly of New Mexico, III.
thorizing the state commissioner Of
public lands to use money for adver-
Using the state Is attacked by the
government.
Alleged fraud in the sale of Florida
lands is involved in the appeal OF
Edward d. Chambers and Ernest l..
Russell, Of Kansas City, against their
conviction by D Jury In the western
Missouri United States district court.
The printed briefs In this action con.
tain l,2T5 pages.
Diversion Of water from interstate
streams for irrigation Is the point at
In this case Of the state OF Colo
RADIO w. the Pioneer irrigation com
pany. The company and other non
Colorado water users seek to enjoin
the diversion in Colorado OF water
streams flowing into Nebraska,
Attorneys predict this case will be
to the United States supreme
court.
IN the case Of the Denver : Inter
urban Railroad company against the
States, the question Of the val
Idity Of the so-called safety appliance
act Is involved. Wyoming coal inter
sstg are concerned in the case OF VIII
lam ]. Broatch against Asmus Boy
sen. The Wyoming Petro-
case, involving the right OF the
government to withdraw oil lands
rom entry, is scheduled for hearing
It this session OF the court.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
10 Cars of Coal and
Coke Spilled Along
E, P. & S. w. Tracks

Carrizozo, n. M Sept. A-rNineteep
cars Of coke aud coal went Into the
ditch" but on the levaI ground one
mile north Of Ancho on the D. p, 4
s. W. and made Z mixup that held
trafacs both passenger and freight
for nearly Q day. "A broken wheel
en- q coke car caused the wreck. No
person was injured, further tAan 3
Hhake-np and shock to the train
mems feelings and the fuel is as
good as II ever was-Nhen It il gath
cred aP aDd again put in cars.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
Fall Opens
Bureau TO
Get Facts
On Mexico

Washington, Sept. e-aUnder the
Craftsmanship of Senator Fall, Republ
lican, Of New Mexico. an unofficial
bureau for the Investigation Of Mexi-
can affairs has been established here
to receive and Investigate complaints
of Americans and others regarding
loss of life and property in Mexico
during the revolutions there.
An announcement by the bureau
says its object Is TO go into the whole
question that has been agitatihg tho
American press and public for a mum,
Der Of years, and to develop In the
public mind an adequate idea of the
situation
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
Cplfax County Man
Held For Peppering
Neighbor With Shot

Ration, N. M. Sept 4er-N. D. Rice,
charged with the shooting Of G. G..
Wood on the johnson mesa a couple
of weeks ago, was given a preliminary
hearing before Justice Bayne, and
was bound over to the grand jury UNI
der $500 bond. The shooting, accord
ing to the evidence introduced at the
hearing, could be well Iikened to a.
Mexican revolution, more than q
dozen shots being fired, with Wood
the only one wounded, and he with
bird shot. The evidence introduced
raj very conflicting, both men claim
ing the other the aggressoF-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
RAroN GARAGE coMRANY

The Ration Garage company, Of RAJ
ton filed incorporation papers IN the
Office Of the state corporation commits
sion today, TO do a general garage
business. The company Is capitalized
ct $4,000. divided into 500 shares at
$40 each and begins business with
$1,000. The incoFpofators are Richard
Azar, RatoT, 100 shares; r. G. Tar,
guharson aud J. G. Bell. beth OF TFini-
dad, so shares each Mr.. AzaF Is the
statutory agent.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
County Quail
Will Be Trapped to
{ Stock Several Forests

Game and Fish Warden Trinidad G..
de Baca IS today issuing permits for
the shipment of quail from Sierra.
county to various parts of the state.
II has been decided that a number Of
quail are needed 70 restock certain for
ests, and the game warden has deem
ed it advisable to have the birds trap
ped in Sierra county.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
FIRST KENTUCKY INFANTRY
BRIGADE rs Modified

81 Paso, Tex, Sept. 5.-Border
mobilization OF the First Kentucky
Infantry Brigade was completed with
the arrival here today 81 the lrst regi.
ment commanded by Colonel W. M.
Colston, of Louisville. The Second
Ohio Field Hospital and the Second
Ohio Ambulance company also de-
trained today. A squadron OF Ohio
Cavalry IS expected to arrive tonight.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
All Injured Fight
Fans Are Recovering

Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept. G..
Late reports from the hospitals where
those most seriously injured III the
eoIIspse az the arena grandstand at
the Welsh.White bout Monday are
being cared for Indicate that all 81.
che patients are doing well and Il ia
thought that all viii recover.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
GERMAN PRoPAGANplsY
ALLOWED 70 LEAVE GREEGi

Athens (via London), Sept. g.
Baron Won Eehenk, chief director Of
the German propaganda Ia Greece,
who was arrested last week in con
nection With In: rounding mp OF Ger
mans BY the E,ench and British, OBJ
tanned IN interview today with o
British official with the result that
he will be permitted to leave Greece
tomorrow, Provision has been made
fnr his safe conduct.
RUSSIAN FORCES ARE
ADVANCING IN ALBANIA
London. Sent ga steady advance
into the interior Of Albania by Rus
sian forcesfrom Alvona is reported In
II Fxchange Telegraph dispatch from
Athens. According to these advices
the Italians are pushing forward IN
northern Epiraus. establishing Greek
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
HEARS THAT
SANTA re IS READY
TO BUILD Line FROM
LIBERAL TODESM MONIES
RHRQRTER THERE THAT Ma,
TEnlAL FOR IMPORTANT EKt
TRhel0N HAS BEEN 0RnEHEp
AND THAT WORK WAL SOON
COMMENCE

H- ANEH| L ="
Rat0ns N. M, Sept. As4-Oneaof the
most important announcements to
reach this city In the matter Of rail,
way extension, came last week. when
information relative to the pr0pdaed
extension Of the line from Liberal,
Kans to Des Moinas, was given BY.
one who Is IN q position TO know
whereof be- speaks, rays the Ration Re
porter, The statement was to the
effect that material tor the extension
had been ordered BY the Santa BE and
that work would begin some time In
the very near future. This will open
up a new field, heretofore not tapped
by the railway, but first class agri.
cultural land. The building Of the
road to Des Moiuea win have q direct
hearing on this city as the line from
that city to Ration win no doubt Be-
greatly improved and this place used
as the division point, which win mean
that several more crews will be put
on here. and the shipping OF coal from
the fields around Ration will be In
creased. It is barely possible that
much Of the heavy traffic will be de-
toured around that way, striking the
main line at Dodge City, as the grade
is considerably less. and the detour-
ing Of the heavy trains wouad cut on
the mountain climb here. It is hoped
that the information is correct, that
the extension will be built and that
work on the same viii begin before
the end OF the season.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
eHEcKiNe cOMMlseIoN

The travelling auditor is today
checking up the ONCE Of the state
corporation commission Deputies
Carl r, Wflgg and Paul A. Hall are
looking over the bookB.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
MOUNTED ~RnLIeEMAM

Governor Mcdonald today appoint
ed f. n. crsEeett. Of Magaalsna, N.
Ma mounted policeman for the cat
lie senitary board.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
BIG NAN RANCH
SOLD FOR S25O,0D0
COL. IKE PRYOR pIsPosEs or
300,00OAcRE PROPERTY IN
SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO TO Ell
PAao MEN

SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO TO FL
PAso MEN f
peming, N. M. Sept 4.-W. D, Con-
nell, 8. B, Tullis and ]. o. Ely, of El
Paso, have closed a deal with Col, Ike
Pryor, OF San Antonio, whereby they
will take oyer the NAN ranch at
DWyer, nv. M. 1t il one Of the finest
and best known cattle properties in
New Mexico. They control approx
mately 2DO,0 900 acres and is carrying
5000 head of stock at the present
time.
mr.. oonnell. who will Be the new
manager, states that the price paid for
the ranch Is s250,000. The new own
ers have been operating q large cattle
ranch in Southern Grant county, west
Of Hachita.
Dave Pryor. who has been interest
ed In the NAN ranch and has been its
manager, relinqulshed control septem-
Der /. He will leave Dening for
Eagle Pass, Tex, and contemplates
investing in grazing land in coahuila,
WILL SHIP 400 CARS
or STOCK From GALLUP
Gallup, N. NJ, Sept. All. q. Frank
lin, of Colorado Springs. Colo, repre-
senting the financial backing of the.
Navajo Livestock Trading company.
arrived in the city last. week and viii
spend some time here assisting with
the shipment Of a large number Of cat
tie and sheep. The company has or
deFed cars for the movement OF 100
oarlOds Of sheep and cattle in the very
future. They have made pur-I
ehases on contracts for 400 carloads
which they expect to ship during the
fall months.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07

German war loan continued to be re-
ceived in large amounts. The cprpor-
ations have subscribed $4,000, 900
marks.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
BIG BRITISH DRIVE

Continued from page one.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-09-07
NAH WANTED FOR
C0MPuCITYAM MURDER
Of SHERIFF STEPHENS
CAPTURED IN NEVADA

w. =, pAeHLaB ONLY ONE or
FH0SE CONCERNED IN pEMlN0
JAIL BREAK TO ESCAPE, IN
CUSTODY At RENO; WILL ne
FRIED ron MURDER AT Las
CRUCES
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16

The world has greater need fo-
Christians who will do little acts OF
heipfulness than IT has for great
theoiogians OF ecclesiastics.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16

side oi one of the hills surrounding
the harbor lie dashed the rays
from an Italian warshlp lnvestisa-
ton indicated. however that he used
fake mines. prepared automatically
so they would explode after GER
tain time had elapsed
Valatu merely buried his mines
with the acid arrangement SO fixed
that n would eat into the explosive
chamber after certain period.
Then ne spent the intervening time
in attempting 20 locate the mine
With hts new wireless ray When the
acid got In It's work and the nine
exploded. AZ distance OF several
miles. Valati announced that his
ray rad located the mine and det-
onatci a.
Griccell Matthew's proposition ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16

In ibis worlI il is not what va
take up 5u' what we give I'D tia.
make Hs Fieh-P~echer
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earth He spent most OK His time In
helping commonplace people IN their
commonplace needs. lie brought
he suaiime VII % cod down - the
level OF everyday service, declaring
inst lie came not 20 be mlnistered
unto, but 70 minister
Ard servant Nth this clause
Makes aru3eery divine
Who sweeps a room as bv Thy laws
Makes that and the action nne-
The little deeds % every day
SHAPE that within whlch lives Tor
aye.
expect 20 pass through this
world but once. ANY good. there
fore. tia, I can DO. or any kindness
tha; can show 20 any fellow crea-
ture, let me do /, now. Let me not
refer or neglect Il, for shall not
pass this way again -Grellet.
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sede wireless telegraphy," said Grin
dell Matthews But I believe eth
er wireless telegraphy or telephony
Is limited 10 very long distance
work, like from one continent TO
another. or across continents. or
seas or channels do not believe,
for Instance, that there ever will be
time when New York or London
or Paris Is served by wireless
telephone system There would DO
too much complication in getting
all OF the wave. lengths OF different
sizes and keeping them SO. But
eventually the wireless telegraph
will be supplanted by the wireless
telephone. Just rs the land telegraph
with wires Will eventually be entire
ly supplanted by the ordinary tele-
phone system"
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quits different, however, the actual
starting OF the contrivance for set.
ting OF the bomb being begun by
lie effect OF the ray Of light eater
icg the eye OF tho Inns. and thence
being carried out by the electric bat
terry md the clockworS The mines
can BE- set or in Jayi.gbt. Ordinary
Eight having no cfrsct on the lens
only Il the lens were directed
sqiaicly at the sIn would II pro
duce the required effect.
The young inventor nss spent all
hts life mp 20 the beginning OF the
war Ia wireless -X.er.ments, and IA
res y has established two sta;lHnc,
g. niles apart. IN England. where
enc can phone by wireless.
81 believe eventually that wire.
less telephony will entirely super
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
Englishman Invents a
New Engine of
War
STAR SHELL SETS
EXPLOSIVE OFF
Y ards of Trenches Can
Be Blasted With
New Device

PARIS, Sept l5-IAght as an sd
iunct and aid OF modern warfare is
the newest ally OF the Allies. sum
moned 20 aid in the campaign
against the Central Powers BY H.
Grindell Matthews. an EnElishman
Having sold his patent TO Great
Britain, Mr Gr.ndell Matthew'S is az
present in Paris interesting the
French government officials in TAX.
ing up his apparatus and making
use OF e.
Grinde.l Matthew's engine o, war
is called "ilght-o-mine and com
prises an electro-clockwork arrange
ment that IL attached TO a series OF
bombs and which Il set OF by a RAJ
OF light The new form ot trench
lighting. the raiding tactics frst car
ried out by the British and now BE-
ing engaged IN 20 a great extent by
the Russian troops on the French
front and by the poilus themselves
avaus itself largely Of the use q
this "HRht-o-miue"
The apparatus itself is about a
yard long and four inches square
II consists ot a lens AZ one end. open
and resemblin a pocket fash lamp
Inside Is a dry battery, a sensltized
plate and a cl0ckwork, and from
that lead wires When a raid Is
made on an enemy trench. this ap-
paratus r. carried. and with &c line
ot trench bombs Now line ~
trench bombs consists merely OF %
or 90 or 100 or 200 yards % ord
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nary iron piping. a little larger, for
instance, than gas piping The pip
ing Is cut In suitable lengths say
10 or 4 3 feet long each. From each
of the ends protrudes two bits Of
wire. the positive and the negative
for the clrrent 20 be transmitted 20
detonate the bombs The piping Is
packed tightly with alternate cham
bers % + y r as the Allies stand
ard high explosive IS called and
shrRpnel. bits OF iron rails and slugs
OF metal.
The rsiding party carrying this
equipment and preceded by a wave
OF grenade throwerS raids the en-
emy trench after a short but intense
bombardment They bayonet or
blow UP with ereuades the suryiv
ors in the trench. then hastily lay
this line ~ piping. all connected np
with ne wires. IN The bottom OF the
trench. covering II over with a few
spaderuls OF earth The end OF the
long pipeline of bombs IS attached
by wires 70 the 'ngh,.o-mine" ap-
paratus, and this Is hidden IN the
enemy trench. leaving the bull s-eye
lens exposed and pointed back a.
some object ia The Franco-Briush
lines.
About this time the German bat
teries In The rear have been advised
that an enemy detachment Is oc-
cupyinS front trench section AZ
that point and q Few shells begin
10 drop IN That Is the signal for
the raiders 20 clear out and return
10 their own positions Cautiously
the enemy reConnoitres forward
when he hears nothing and no shots
are fred from the lost trench. Final
ly be approaches and finds II desert
ed The first thing re does IS 70
Chamber over the parapet and look
for wires leading across the No
Mans Land 20 thu rsidlRg Party's
| position. and nnding none. has no
suspicion that \ mine has been
| placed in hts trench Troops are
sent forward 70 reoccupy the trench.
and just when g is comfortably held
by the Germans again. star she'll
/ II sent up from the Franco-B British
position in line following that to-
ward which the lens OF the "light-o-
mine" is pointed. The light serves
20 set OF the long line OF piping
full OF T y T and shrapnel. and the
Germans are blown out OF the
trench.
II would not De feasible 20 deto-
nate the mines oy wireless on the
principle used ny John Hayes Ham
mond, Jr. IN guiding his manles-
roSt "a in the first pace Il woul'
te necessary 20 place Isvials above
the German trenches after mine
were laid and the enemy would no
;ice the uprjgtts AZ once In IN,
second place the activity OF th'
wireless apparatus % 10th Allie
and German machines overhead. ,ty
| mating direct 0ns 20 Dstters, woult
lam" the connection r"cessary q
fire the mine o. activity.
some years ago an Italian nAva
oTcer named Valatti aTacunced tn,
h had inverted a coftrivanca ~
cetonating explosives ~ some de
\ lance OF by wireless rays Test
were made in tho harbor az Rom,
/ and on one occasion he apparent,
| exploded mine buried on 'ae fa'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-16
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

envy-how envy him. whose soul
Turns It's whole energies 70 some one
end,
To elevate an aim. procure success
However mean
Be not len!ent 10 your own faults:
keep your pardon for others From
japanese Proverbs"
II any lIttls love OF mine
May make life the sweeter.
II any littie care 81 mine
May make friends the aeeter.
II any III % mine may ease
The burden OF another
God give me love and care and
TO help my toiliug brother
Anon.
II we find bur one 20 whom we
can speak out our hearts freely.
with whom We can walk in love and
simplicity without Gissimulaiion, We
have no ground FOR quarrels WITH
the world or with God Stevenson.
Those who bring sunshine into
the lives OF others carnot keep it
from themselves y " Barrie
The foolish fears OF what may hap
pen
J cast them ali away
Among The clover scented grass
Among the new-rn0wn hay
among the huskirg % the corn
Where drowsv popple- nod
" here 800 thoughts die and good are
born
out IN the fields With God
II r Browning
In this wor!i il is not what va
take up 5u, what we give Up tia.
make Hs Fieh-P~echer
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II life were one single act OF hero
nm, most OF US coulo screw our
sOurase up to the occasion. What
tosts VS. to the breaking point. how
>sver, 10 the simple fact that life is
made up OF succession OF common
eiace days. each with a hundred pet
" calls upon our character and serv-
-. Almost anybody will Jump into
ne water TO save 4 drowning child.
but when II comes 10 being patient
With that child every day.
and to answering Its questions and
nesting its needs helpfully. in a
way designed TO shape its life nobly.
~ somehow cannot always rise TO
Ne occasion. Given q choice between
eeath and . denial Of Christ. such as
Ms lately como to the Armenians,
and most Of us would unhesitatingiy
choose death. When called upon,
however. to show loyalty TO him by
daily service and sacrifice, by help
fulness and holiness. we nnd the test
hard. Still the truth abides. to be
laced BY everybody. that as the
years are composed OF months and
tho months OF weeks and the weeks
Of days and the days OF hours and
the hours Of minutes. 90 life CON
slaes Of little DECISIONS little deeds
u Kindness, little crosses and little
conquests--aiI glor.Hed. II may be,
BY the spirit OF Jesus,vho went
about doing good"
The world has greater need for
Christians who will do little acts OF
heipfulness than II has for great
theoiogians OF ecclesiastics.
Not many can be like Christ on
the cross. but everybody can be like
Him In pleasing little children and
In saying comforting words TO the
discouraged.
There is never al hour without
its opportunity.
Just as low motive may drag the
noblest enterprise down into the
mire. SO high motive viii eralt th :
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most mental TASK 20 tho Stars - onh
Henry s'rohs.
r. feelings; not n as-res On a ca
throbs
II. most Ives, 1890
nv act. the best
And be whose heart beats quickest
Lives in enc tour more than m years
do some
''oa along rhsf- ye.ns
Life r. hut means 20 an end-that
perl,1irr mans a, s.s 20 ALI
thlngs-God.
u.. IL.
% ,.S - '. - -
go go az - 80
scr ''',l9 40 s0.' 49,, ~ :
@io ~e 0.' 80 '-',f ~ : : . %
'ieu' 500
- a." u4sN, p'TS .u'0 '0'"'' ''e''
49, -,
a A',ie III nay m "a '-ieus
'le, aise q me ~ LIZ" s''NpSs
VI
with all It's cunning devices an4
wonderful wisdom. this old world has
ure mat viii determine what IS
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In the Religious World
The HELPERS OF LIFE.

rerss Comments or the Uniform
Prayer Meeting Topic Of the
Young Peoples soeieties--cnris-
tlan Endesvor, ete.--for Sept. II:
~LFtIe Chances to Help."-Esod.
17:a13.
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IT'S FREE

IT'S FREE
What have you you don't
want you will exchange for
something you do want?
Advertise it IN The Times.
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There is never al hour without
its opportunity.