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Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-19
SONS OF VETERANS
 TO HOLD CAMPFIRE
Will Entertain State Officers and
 Members of the G. A. R.

The Sons of Veterans will hold a campfire in Buckingham Memorial next week when the state officers will be their guests and the officers of the G. A. R. also will be in attendance.
 One of MacDougaps famous chow ders will be served and an enjoyable time is anticipated.
 The visiting officers will be Divis. ion Commander Alcorn of Hartford, Junior Vice Commander Cook of New London, Past Commander in Chief Grant.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-19
Rance Not Ready For Uss.

The Fifth company will not hold scheduled owing to the fact that the range is not ready for use. In all prcbak iIitys they wills shoot Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-19

Putting Tennis Courts in Shape.
 The tennis courts are being put in shape for the coming season at the Norwich Roque club and the Norwich Tennis and Roque club will hold a meeting next week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-19

East cornwsII.-James Blake has sold 50 acres of standing timber to I. F. Terry of Bethel.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-19

MiddIetown.--Tlnis city is shortly to pave 2 child welfare week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-19
OBITUARY.
courtIand c. VinaL.

After a brief illness with double pneumonia, Court1and C. VinaI, the 10 months old son of Mir and Mrs. Fred erick w. Vinal, died Wednesday at his parents home, 220 Washington street, Mfddletown. Mrs. Vinal was before marriage Louise Mowry Mason, only child of the late MT. and Mrs Fred erick T. Mason (Lucy Mowry) of Nor WicG1,
 Mrs. George w. Rouse.
 Mrs. George w. Rouse, wife of Sher- if Rouse of this city, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Quebec in Westerly, Thursday afternoon at ? O. clock. Mrs. Rouse had been in poor health and went to Westerlp to reside to be near her son, who is a physician in Rhode Island. She was born on Nov. IA, 184s. and had lived in Nor wich for long time. At one time she lived in Voluntown. Besides her husband, Mrs. Rouse leaves several sons.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-19

School teachers in this city and vi- cinity await with interest the an- nouncement of the state board O fedu- cation as to where the annual sum- mer Normal school sessions will be held this year. It will probably be at Danbury Normal school. Last years sessions were at Storrs college.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-19

MT. and Mrs. J. A. Whitfield of Nor. wich, who are visiting Worcester or their wedding trip. were given a re. ceptioE Thursday night at the home ot Mir. and Mrs. Albert Quilla, ST Cater street, There were about 40 guests Entertainments were served by Mrs Qu1Ha.--Worcester. Mass. Gazette.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-19

John M. Champion, superintendent of the fish and game commission has prepared a form of lease wLicl was sent out Thursday from the of flee of the commission. to those per sons who intend to have their land posted as part of the state preserv for the protection of birds.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-19

Thursday morning the military com mission, Captain Clark, Lieut.. Milling and MT. Southier, paid a visit of in- spection to the Gallaudet Brothers plant at Thamesville, expressing muck satisfaction with the big military seaplane being completed for the navy department.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-30
!. '.t'.f md ..yor Conventions.


ne "on"cntion e tho Second Dis.
tuct u, ,dc Missouri Christian En-
i'avor Union will he held in st. Jo-
.'ph. Thursday. July 9Th. in the Fr.,
, tgrcgational church. 18th and julie
= I""ts. Each and every society ~
0' district j. urgently requested to
lt nj least one dclc~a,c to this con.
'u'inn. The more dy'cgatu that are
d. y the better viii b. She convention,
Itt the societies sending these dele.
ta.r. viii be- more than repaid for b..
N. represented. No one ,an realize
" itpnr'nnrc nf one uf these con.
81 'i"ps until lhcy have attended ono.
l." inspiration AMI Information TO-
'.t,G ~ q convention r' th. kind can
n' hr measured IN dollar. aud cents.
l tate convention VII be- held IA
30 Joseph, July u. =. : and .. d..
N I. Shaw, national gtt,,ary of Uni.
tel Society nf Christian End,ayn, 3.
viii make the keynote address Thurs
ia. evening. Other SPEAKERS On the
'nrlam are: Hon. T.. VI. icarlslcy,
u.ni"r mayor ~ kansas CITY; Rev.
lI,t"l Of Tarkin; Daddy Carl. of 81.
l"Jis; Frank Lave. and Sam burnett,
.'d secretary Of Missouri. This viii
Ice "A conv, i'ion Worth While In The
Ity Worth While"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-30
Come In and look over
that car load Of Buggies.
Spring wagons and carriages.
at d. N. Martins. IAN Co
ING TO SELL EN-.
New Point and Vicinity.

Ruth Carson has been sick IN.
last few days.
Mrs. Clutter H. To conduc, the
services, nCN Sunday.
Mrs, Aglcr, of Mound City, cane
last Thursday to visit hr son,
--Iiculah Caldwell, of st. JOSEPH
visited relatives here. last week.
I'D Davis AMI family were guc.'
at the Albcr, NocllSch home. Sunda,
VIII Wcstco,t and family visit,d
NJ the home of Abncr Carson, Sundn,.
Mrs. Ora Morse. of Craig. ~ VI Is,
ting her sister, Mrs. Tom Cain, IN
week.
Fred llamm made brief VI.
NJ his uncle's, shannon llarlmGu
Sunday.
--tvcrct, Aglcr and mother visi,c..
IN Mound City, Sunday, Miss Aglr.
returned with them.
VIM. Atkins went Ia Rock Pori
Sunday, To visit his daughter, Nj
Geo. Donovan and family.
-''randma Cain went To Crcstor
Ncb., Friday, to visit her daughtc.
Mrs. Randolph and family.
Henry McPike and family, %,
Maitland, and James McPike and fan,
ily, of Roscndalc, visited viii Acton.
Sunday.
The Christian Endcavor had n
good attendance, Sunday. Mrs. Fro
Drehcr Is leader for next SUNDAY
Subject, "llow to Make An Ideal M
ton"
The musicale, given at the Chris,
tian church, for the benefit of IN,
Christian Endeavor, was decide
SUCCESS. The band gave two srirr
tons, which were greatly appreciate
The silver offering was over Si3.
-Messrs. James Willis, of Easton
Mo-, and Galen 7. Halstad, of Kan,
sas City, Mo-, who represent an elc,,
tric lighting company in this tcr
tory, are stopping with VIM. Buck,
mum, whom Mr.. Halstad knew n
Cherokee, Oklahoma.
The band went to Mound Civ
Thursday, to play for sour Boys" be-,
fore they left for Nevada. This J.,
the second trip the band made ia
Mound City in week. Mound City
surely likes 'em. The band certainly
appreciates the treatment given them
"A moving pictue show will be
held IN tent in the school yard
Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY.
nights of this week, June 90, 80 and
July ]. The pictures Thursday nigh,
Of this week will be "Uncle Sam al
Work." Admission, 10 and Is cents
NERO.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-30
II. A. Long. Veterinary.

You will find nm experienced sodt
mixer ut Phillips Drug Store.
Russell Ilaiplcr. of liigelow. Il
now with the kccves-llragg Auto Co
We are grateful to Mrs. And,
Burrier for that lovely bouquet Of
sweet peas,
Company |. will likely leave Ne
vada for the Mexican border toda,
or Saturday.
Ralph Fry and Pres. Watson
were st. Joseph visitors, the lattel
part of last week.
Mrs. Ed Brown went TO Nodaway
Thursday of last week, to visit few
days with her parents,
j. ". Patterson, of the TRIUMPH
school district, had business in Ore
gon, Monday Of this week.
j. c. Kccvcr who is in charge %
the viii Risk farm, has two brothers
in the Tarkio militia company.
f. o. Phillips invites you to cal
and see his elegant new Soda FOunt
Every part absolutely sanitary.
Mrs. Clint Levcrich was feeling
so well as to he able to come to town
last Saturday, and visit friends.
Mrs. j. c. Whitmer is still al
the home of her parents in Savannah
and is gradually gaining strength.
SEQ me for reasonable price OF
the DR.. Proud residence property.
WILL L. MOORE.
-Delbert Miller, Weldon Rock
Claude Wampler and VIM. Waylanc
have Joined Company l., 4th regiment
Peter and Harold Morris. grand
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob King, o.
this city, are members Of Co. L., I'll
Mo. N. G. NJ.
Glare Castle has purchased q hall
interest in the Frank Foster harnesl
business, and these two firms will
|not e0rsQlidsts.Aats a@lfs
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-30
NayhOwer.

-lcona Mcintyre visited the Ma.
hons. Sunday.
-Adlia Schank spent Sunday with
= Frank Brohan.
johnny Brohan visited Herman
| Aliens, Sunday.
---Adoiph Sommers was Forbes
caller. SATURDAY.
Myrtle Weaver is visiting rela-
tivcs IN Forest City.
james Brohan is visiting home
folks for a fcw days.
Arthur and Mildred Weaver were
Oregon callers, Monday.
! Mrs. Hugh Brohan and daughter,
Annie. were in Forbes. Saturday.
Tom Hughes and Alfred attended
the convention at Monarch Sunday.
Charley Herman and family
spent Sunday at David HoTman's.
John Bahler and wife spent Sum
day with Morris Ramsey and family.
Hugh lIrohan and wife spent
Sunday with George Norris and fam
lily.
Frank Brohan and Adlia Schank
attended church in Oregon, Sunday
night.
John Schank and wife got Young
again. and went buggy riding, SUNDAY
night.
Russell Herman aud Fra-'. ~.
han visited Adlia Schank. SATURDAY
night. ..'
Will Brohan and John I'll ler
spent SUNDAY afternoon with Ernest
l,ahicr.
--Mra. Hugh Brohan and sou.
Johnnie. were st. Joseph callers, We'd.
ncsday.
Harry Hughes. wife and Miss
Celia at,,uyrd church n, Monarch.
SUNDAY night.
Tom Hughes and Hugh Brohan
shipped car load oi hogs TO st. 10.
,crl. Tue .day.
Cha e., Herman and family and
Alic" l!roaau were Oregon callers.
saturday night.
Mrs Link Wca',r and daughter.
Myrtle. g. itpj nj Tom llurhcs.' one
day. lat .,,k.
80 i'g aud josephine Hickman.
Iva AMI J'pha Scllrk aprut SUNDAY
at hlgh iruian',.
--Gc1rrD Norris, wife and daggh.
tot. Liuoia aud hate. attended
church IN Oregon. SUNDAY.
Celia Hughes RETAINED home
rhrrHiay. after four weeks yisii with
hci u",hor Floyd and wife.
Rev. Meyer and wife. Mrs. Link
Weaver Stella l.rohan and Celia
llUphc, called on Miss Fern Stadlcr.
Monday, Who j. quite sick.
Mrs. Tom Hughes IL down n, her
son. Floyd's taking care of his wife.
who IL just able to set up after being
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-30

Mrs. J. Il. ,Hinde and Mrs. Roy
Kunkel visited for, . few days, this
week, with Mrs. John Wilson, of near
Graham, NodawAv county. Mrs. Will
son win b. remembered by many of
our citiseas, having attended school
here, and ct that time WAS 1iss Fan
ME Gex.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-30

! Jacob Buntz has a pumpkin that
he laid away in his pantry, last fall,
that today, June 81, 10 as sound as q
silver dollar not wilted nor . sign Of
decay.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-30
NOTICE.

I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife or chill
dren. PERRY ". RAMSEY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-30

Miss Margaret Boyd was Q st.
Joseph, visitor, Tuesday Of this week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-30

Miss Lois Richards was q st. Jo-
ssph .shsppsr.l Last Thur.dsys., y. A.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
HOME BUILDING
PLAN LAUNCHED
society for Savings. Building
and Loan Association Is
Organized

The Society for Saving a build.
,ng and loan association. 10 operate
on q proftless basis. and to make
loans tG those desiring 10 build
homes. has been organized by Joint
committees from the Detroit Board
Of Commerce and the Detrcit real
estate board in an effort TO solve the
housing problem In Detroit.
Offices for the new organization
will be On the Shelby-st. sid, of the
Peoples state bank building. Fort
and Shelbv--ts. Until the Offices are
equipped with facilities for bank
inr. however. the a.sociatlon's head.
ruartrrs .,il no I'M Tho Detroit BOARD
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

Wilcox and Mir. Perkins The
question here was whether all that
I've said should be in the evening
or the afternoon The three gentle
men named asked me only TO state
my innermost and deepest convic.
tions as strongly as / desire. !
am in entire harmony with them
The only question had 10 decide
yesterday was whether | could meet
the desires OF the chairman and the
national committeeman Of Ohio and
speak In Cleveland and Toledo.
After getting IN touch with Mr..
Wilcox, am happy today TO say 7
have been able 60 do 30
Il have also accepted the kind
offer OF Mr. Wanamaker IN speak
az Cooper Union next Friday !
shall speak at Baltimore Saturday
OF next week"
The Wheeling. w. Va. speech
which had been only tentatively set
has been called on.
The coloners party left here this
morning at S:25 over the New York
Central and will reach New York
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

ed 10 have an important eheci IN
che" king the alleged conspiracy on
the American side of the border.
While no definite statement could
be obtained today the impression
was given that these conspirators
are Mexican cientifcoes OF the Das
regime and their agents who have
headquarters in several large east
en cities and in border towns.
The financing Of the Villistas and
other bandits Is being done by the
leaders of rhe east thrU agents
along he border in Mexico Atten-
tion was first called 10 the posi-
bility OF The plot hy the paying Of
the bandits in silver which is scarce
in Mexico, even thc government
lacking it
For weeks he war depart ment has
t,rn working Upon repos,s received
from the interior OF Mexico by army
officers. agents Of state and justice
departments and the secret service.
The source Of supply of the silver
was traced 10 the American side OF
the border It Is now said
Although officials declare Baker
Characterization, enemies of the al
ministrauon's policy toward Mex
ico" does not inphcate Americans,
~ least those OF any prominence, TO
the direct question whether any
American capital was involved in
the plot. no direct answer could be
obtained. Neither would officials say
what offensive steps had or would
be- raken toward checking OF apprc
hendinc the alleged conspuators in
the United States.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

Mexico. in cooperation with villa or
other bandits I'm Mexico. have ar
ranged pcctaCular attack TO be
made either upon some part OF the
American forces or upon some Amer
lean community on the border be
tween now and the day of the elec-
ton, for tho purpose OF turning the
tidn Of ointment against the policy
which lho administration has adopt
I'd 'nt the protection OF The border
"The war deuarmcnt has received
definite information. confirmed from
other sources. TO This effect Balr
er's statement said
Scrrr'ar- az state Lansing last
night authorized The statement that
Secretary Ratof Lad no intention 'c
intimate that American citzers Wer,
7r,t involves in IN" bandit attack
r'o' TNo eccret~-, Of >t"t" said ID
had rccr chilled 80 mis- attention that
an effort would bc made 90 Constrle
a., war dctaitment statement az q
political play. and as an assault
upon the administration political
opponents lie denounced such a
construction az absolutely false. de
clsrlng that politics was not given
thought m connection with the
matter and that n was .nconcetvablc
that any American would ally him
self with Nrxicans to attack his
own countrymen
Mr.. Lansing saw the statement
before IL was issued and discussed
IL with Secretary Baker He eX-
plalned that both he and Mr. Baker
believed that I'm addition to warning
the military commanders e was
wise ~ give publicity to the infor
nation received. because il might
have the effect of causing the plot
10 be abandoned
From other sources Il vas learn.
cd that Information concerning a
plot had been received through
agents Of the department of justice.
state department representatives. on
the border and also thru some oher
channel which has not been disClos-
cd n is understood that no military
reports from the border have men
toned the subject The statement
bears out this. indicating that Gems.
Pershlng and Funston received their
first warming thru adviccs sent to-
night by the war department
There Ia reason TO believe that
should the Carranza government ig-
more the opportunity presented and
fail to bring about better condition
in Mexico, the American government
will seriously consider independents
action toward that end.
Bakers statement is also expect
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
Deaths

Mary Murnanc. $50 Helen 80 wears.
paralysis. Mrs Anna Mills. IS kenll-
worth 90 wears. Intrrsutial nephritts:
Emma krI-E-r. tuI Field. ,4 years,
dtabctis Mrs Ina GHlyrey TUckrr
l56 w Euclid. 40 years sarComa
Kari Harris Rowe So. 81. Jean fuW
years diphthrrIs. ~ahiua Jasnd. 5i9
Moran. about 43 years cerebral
hemurrhag,. Colin campbell McCriw.
mon sal Fort W. IS years WitraI
insufdciency Helena JagQsinska, so
If.. U0Ts. a"Dgt ID years 0gut" udctn d
of lungs. Francis CzspskL 2S2 Yves
son. about 20 years, pulmonary tuher.
,ulosis. Joseph Leisak. 33@ Livernois
about IS years inquest pending
Fred collins Receiving hospital D.,
YEARS lDnar pneumonia Russel
Schultz. 5l1 Dearborn. two months
marasruus. Joseph Henry shaw, e9l
Psnusylsauia, nine. WOuths. lpha
pneumonia. Charles r. Eckstein
Grace hospital. ~ A'Hr~. inquest
pending Johuathan IS Webster 32-
Cadillac. rs wears. carcinoma, Liza
Sczrena Harper hospital 3G Years
general ttouIffs Edmond Doheriy
2g4 Ferry W. ~ years. cerebral en-
bolis, William Bennett 5S wears. seu-
UitN Arthur Wi't, Pro, iaence hos
pital, 20 years, iobar pneumonia
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
FRENCH ACTIVE
IN RELIEF WORK
Classic Concert Is Added TO
List of Events For Aid
of War Sufferers

French cluie9s ot Detroit work.
ing for the succcs- of the Allies
bazaar have lent their support to
the French division of M, Allies Re
lief committee m preparing tor a
classic concert in tb, Statlcr hotel
Nov >. % is proposed 10 se,k the
service. of European artists vino are
billed 90 open tours OF the United
States early next month
II Is announced tnc variety o( war
goods TO bee displayed in iho French
section M The bazaar has been APP
Ircciahly ADDED to by gift OF the
original declaration Of the Selec of
Paris, which occurred July 3d. 1870
The document Is I'm frame nj under
glass. containing pieces of the bread
Tor which The people of puris stood
in line for hours. with The 'hcrm0m
eter registering SIX degrees below
zero
A Frerch Life OF Saints. published
IN 1920 and donated by Eugene Ri.
oeEneul. OF Windsor, viii 80 sold At
tho bazaar IT,. book is The thick.
ness al rro.~ Bible and pass
rd thru DO, u,H-ion OF Paris, Nar
.3 1871
Members oi tho American division
uf patroucse,s mot .u the Pou,ohar.
rain hotel Thursday and planned q
meeting fur Frdas night .n 'Ic
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
MILLION PERSONS
HAVE HEARD
BILLY SUNDAY


dance a. 10000 a day, 1000 each
afternoon and la 600 each evening,
which is very conservative for week
days. 100000 n'rsons have heard
the sermons In 'ho a. week davs
There have h"'n six sunday when
the average a''endanre 7' 'h' 'hrg.
meetings each sunday has been a'
least 10000 making 2'oo'' who
have attended 'h" service. on sun
days g grand total for IN" campaign
OF l"f'"'"
Tra'' H'tters Cost S2.5i Each,
During that period th"r" hav"
been lI'l9 conversions and 'h'
cost oi 'H' campaign. including the
week Do still. h1# 'o ru .- Si'ouo
thus. u ano'l"r trail hitter did not
walk up 'e' saHd0st path for 'h"
r'WS,nd'r "i tI" campaign q. viii
have cost iHsi S'H| FOR "7fo traI
bitter \. 'H' ''s' week Us usually
'h" most nro'h" ~ trail hitter i'
i- expected mar the total VIII have
'"'n raised well above 2oo"" and
the COST reduced 10 less than s. q
h'ad
\ delegation o' "o UnhaIo mon
ana women arrived In p"troH h5'
'ay u" study '"' sunday c'WpflE"
methods 90 .' prepared FOR 'hr com
ing "i 'h" evangelist io 'h" '.''
immediately "''.r rho boston cam
Ia'gn. ii' i"i'"Nlhg constitute me
HuUaI" '"inn'''"'
G. Johnson. G. VI Bro"n'il. \
.. Long MI kirNo'cr v y Kline.
\ cant Nr and MS. \ n Whit
iori g. h Iar'on Graham
- Morton. ir Moses Mr. and
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
sNArrY su>D,, SAYINGS.

There is lote pr trouble here and
i'm hell. but none ia Heaven
I've boon entertained Ton homes
- wealth wher" / supposed thore
could De- uo trouble or skeletons
only tu lind they were vorItablo
pa IateF - skeletons
kr~p your UpH'H .uuf 80 other
ppuUIt.e business. you old N'ay Ir-
eved. lantern iawrd knock kneed
knpf itcra and tou will save
trouble rnr yourself and others
lot of poor idiots think I'm
preaching against th"u whom m
prsHrhIuE against h'lI
What SO sow so shall ye reap.
II YOU sow saloons yuuli reap
drunkarda hut thank God wr NJ
sow thrm up Nur.
You must sock God carly tiod
Will not Hlwat. hs a. dos tU irui
up az tpur cHll
n vou.vc got 10 tu tour hran
that anyone Be- too influential Goo
need cod. Eet 10 uui uui. Is before
Won 60 10 he'll.
VlT,p tho votes nre counted Nov
ma, H.pveu smile. drunkenne7s
Green nNpt und hide It's fac" and
nru uutteT md Etowl
Nobody deserves salvation If
ue aII E1t simply uUr deserts w."
would go to hrll
when a. fellow is In love tho
squirrels chase him all over when
Do goes ont
The hest people are ln the
church. hut I'm sorry 10 say that
all the people IN the church are
not the best.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

ar o'clock tomorrow By the time
b. arrives there. Tho rip viii have
included speaking thru a states
and $500 miles o1 travel
TO-DAY Is the colouers birthday.
lie Is 5S and says hy is as rcplcte
with Roosevelt ginger and pep IA
of old He looks Il today and he
looked II yesterday when hc was
given reception thar everyone
here said was uo.sier, bigger and
more enthusiastic than those recent
iy accorded President Wilson and
Hughes here
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

many were kept out of the Chris
tlan l.tc, bat The chief reason, he
said, was that people did not wish
ro give up the things necessary 20
becOm, children OF Christ he de.
clarcd that this was foolish and
that God asked only hat those
things bc given up which man
would be- % fool 90 want TO keep
He also took occasion to compli
meut Detroit ON her enterprise, Dc.
claring that hr had travelled all
Yer the country and bad never seen
more live town that Detroit
The four best and rndppiest
towns I have ever sot foot in he
declared, ARE Detroit. Chicago, Min
neapolis and Kansas city
Converts Total 1919
He said he hoped Detroit would
become as earnest tor Christianity
AZ she was i'm her industrial pur-
suits. and the figures of conversions
SO far during the campaign gave
promise that she would do so. TO
date IA" campaign has uetted 1873
converts, which comes very close 20
establishing record for the Sunday
campaigns and the leaders conf
IDENTIFY believe that before the meet
ings close Detroirs converts viii
head the list ~ numbers
The evangelist did not make u
easy for trail hitter, he told them
that he did not want anyone 20 take
his hand without being certain that
he would have q hard row 10 hoe
In turning from sinful life 70 a
godly one
God knows an oho are going 10
be converted tonight be said, and
he knows those who will hold back
because they do not want 90 let gb
Of som" worldly possession or bust.
ness. but He Will not cocrcc any
person.
Nobody deserves salvation u l-
a free gift II wo all got our just
deserts we would an ro 20 he'll
When this Cln IL offered ! cannot
understand why anyone should 70
ject II We put ont deeds insur
ance policies and other valuable pa
pers in safety vaults, but We leave
out souls out
Some Fearful OF Losing Money
Those who would lose money by
becoming Christians are he hardest
to convert People do not want TO
give up anything Just think what
christ sacrificed for us and then We
hesitate 20 sacrifice q fcW worldly
pleasures for Him The man who
vould-lose money is the hardest 10
reach would rather try 10 con
vert 10 druukards than one old tinan
eial Shyluck. for II would be easier
God Will damn any merchant In
Detroit who makes his clerks mis-
represent Dee goods they are selling
People Will respect some Of these
financial sharks and walk thru
.u~h up 30 their knees following
the body of one ~ them 20 The mag
nilconr mausolcum. while the bones
~ N.s victim are rottnE in tho pot
tors field
For me- give mo poverty FOR my
short lime ON earth and heaven
nlcr I'm thru rather than riches
lrro and he'll ar the end II Is tim,
Tor YOU all to think that way As
YOU grow oder tbo pleasures viii
grow less and 'os5. but the world
VIII got harder grpf ON Your mis-.
arablo. veaZcned, old thrisu'sS
souls
"a girl once told me she wasn't
q Christian because she liked 10 DO
ne things I preached against ]
told her { honed she didn't like 10
DO an the rhings I preached against.