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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
What God Does for One He VIII Do Tor ALL Message Evangelist Billy Sunday

born 0f God oyercumrth the world .
There are two classes in tlc church
today Those who are oyercom..o
the world are Christians Those who
are letting the world overcome them
are not Would YOU rather 20 90 "a
thcatcr party. card party or Dutch
lunch than prayer meeting Then
you are NOT OF God. This thing OF
just hanging on TO church mem.
bership is going too far
Every one on earth has a body
and soul. but a Christian has more
than q sinner, and you'N never be
saved until you have H. ! had ply
steal birth. but | have a spiritual
birth A sinner has no spiritual ex
istence God looks on him a. dead
Life Like a Desert.
IT'S great forgiveness. I want
you TO read the thirty second Psalm
when you go home II starts out
blessed Is he whose transgression
Is forgiven whose sin is covered
A great forgiveness People try 70
cover their sins Don't do IL Come
70 Christ as you are and He'll for
give you
"I had friend who was bril-
liant young fellow. He covered the
and Chinese wars for r
New York paper. He was on his
way home when he WAS shipwreck
cd and 'he captain and ne were the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

that ] don't want 20 sin II doesn't
mean you can't sin. can't make O.
mistake. bu, uhdt you II not w..
fully SIM n means II YOU fall into
.n yuu won't stay there.
Like Sheep and Hog.
you lrt sheep and hog fall
bon Wgl podG.' The sheep Will
bound clear at D., but the hog VIII
stay In IL and wallow in f.. Their
natures are different. The world can
ton whether YOU are hog or "a
sheop. Let q man OF q woman be
born again and they VIII bound
away from sin But let one that
isn't and he'll wallow In t. Some
church members are Just washed
.sows. I'm just quoting Scripture
Peter said. Some 81 you are like a
SOW, hitch, washed, goes back 90
wailow. like n dog which goes h/cf
and ticks up its vomit'
Third whatsoever IL born OF God
iuveth the brethren Everybody that
T. a Christian, whether he's or your
denomination or not. Now what are
YOU going 20 do? That means the
Christian Not the saloonkeeper or
'te tr"wer. They're no brethren uu-
I'll they are born again They are
children OF the devil now. It's God
nature 10 love and You should love
each other DO YOU Presbyterian
love the Baptists and do the Rap-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

lists the Christians. auc the Chris
tlaus The Meta1dists. and the Meth
.e,sts tho O. P.se DO youa
DO you love wo'
See lt puts it square mp 20 YOU,
II you don I'm tell God when I get
tu heaven about some OF the /ean
things you said about lie down
here.
"Wh0socycr IS born Of God does
not commit sin WhcsoeveT is born
of God lo,oth the brethren. Whose.
ever IS born 81 God doeth righteous
ness.
"A friend Of mine was in a Bap
t. church in Brooklyn, where they
were extending the right hand OF
fellowship and they voted In one
woman and all but one woman
arose to give her the right hand Of
fellowship Shesaid she wouldn't be
cause the woman came from a little
mission section And she had the
audacity 20 call herself a Christian
and vet refused 10 extend The hand
of fellowship because a woman
came from the submerged tenth.
'Whosoever IL born again beliey-
eth that Jesus is the Christ That
puts lot OF preachers out OF bust
ness Who's liar2 Anybody that
aenieth God is a liar. The Unitar.
lans are not even in the kingdorS
First John, 5,4, 'Whosoever f.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

only one. saved They STAYED on
an island living on roots tor a
week and then they sigualed
steamer and 6ot started home, lie
gov word From his paurr. end hey
told hm to 20 30 Frisco. So br
went and thay told him 20 coue
across the arid country and write
up The prospects OF irrigation And
~ he walked across those plains
he thought OF how they would bios.
som II they were only irrigated.
Life Like q Desert.
Then he thought Of how his life
was like that desert with nothing
IN IL but waste. He finished his
work and wont 90 Chicago. where
he got a Job and lost il on account
OF drunkenness and couldn't get
another on account Of having No
recommendation So he walked out
one winter night and took his report
eTs book, addressed II TO bis faith
and wrote something Hka- tAisl
I've made miserable failure OF
this life. I've disgraced you ana
cent mother 10 q premature grave.
IL YOU care 10 look for me you'll find
my body In the Chicago river He
tossed aside the book and Il fell on
the snow. He leaped 20 the rail Of
the bridge. but policeman. who
had been watching him. .1rang AM
caught him. He begged him 10 let
him leap, but the policeman would.
Mt do Il and got hts story from
him. Then the policeman said
Well, I don't know whether you're
stringing me or not, but II half
what you say Is true YOU can make
a biz thing out OF life I'm not much
on religion, but IN show you a
place whcr they will keep YOU
and he took him to the Pacific Gar
den mission az 100 East Van buren,
street, which for 1900 nights lrI
had rs doors open every night.
He went in and sat down by a
hobo. He read some OF the notices
like When did you write 70 your
mother lnst?' and they began 10
work on him and he asked the hobo
what graf they get out OF this. The
hobo Jared right mp and said there
was no graft that Mrs Clark had
just mortgagrd her home for $4,000
10 pay back rent Then he told him
he could sleep right there and 20
down in the morning and get some
thing 10 eat free. and ~ he couldn't
land bed by next night he could
come back 20 one Of the benches.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

Then my friend got up and went
down and accepted Christ. He was
$50 full OF gold bromide cures thss
he 'ingied when he talked and i'm.
slgd when he walked.
lie started out 20 give his tests
mOny and he was a marvellous pow.
er / met him some time later IN
The elevator In Chicago and he waA
dressed tn kill with silk I'D and
q big diamond and the latest cut
Prime Albert, and he said:
"Bill, that was a great day fuu
me- ] started out with not enough
clothes 10 make a pair OF legginx
FOR a humming bird and now looh
az me- re was secretary In the nor
Arm Of Morgan q Wright, and vs.
drawing sl75 a month. He Is an en-
pert stenOgrapher. a Newspaper IN
New York bad written him 10 tain
associate editorship, but I told him
not 10 DO II, 20 stay where he was
and teitt1ts story.
What did he do? He told God h
was a miserable sinner and God
forgave him as He will you. Tier n
one verse Of scripture I'd Nike %
blake all oxer Detroit, and every.
where around IL is, BE sure youy
sins will find you out Right BY
the side OK II I'd ike 70 put anoth.
er and II we confess our sins, He
Is faithful and Just 10 forgive us our
sins and 20 cleanse us from unrtght
eousness' One 20 startle you and
the other 70 chase you TO Jesus
Christ.
~ didn't know what he meant by
saying Re would cast my sins be-
hind Him. but / know now. He
would drop them in the deepest
depths OF the sea. Out In the Pa
cific ocean recently they measured
and six miles they didn't touch bot.
tom No eye can see what six miles
OF water flows over. understand
II now If there IS anything on this
earth despise it Is the man or wo-
man who will remind any one OF
the deeds Of their former life X
they are not leading that kind OF a
iift now. Anybody who. does Is so
low down | wouldn't insult a pole
cat by comparing IL with them. God
says I'll remind you OF your sins
no more forever SO what do you
want 10 do II for?
Don't wait 10 make Yourself bet
ter Come as you are and God win
take YOU
Copyright, William A. Sunday)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
CHIEF RTNJANTAN
PORT IS TAKEN


STRONGLY fortified Eumrian lime, OF
dofu. aatcuIua L. ul,s tc Con-
-'anza u little more than two
days Tic rapIdity OF the Tcuiruic
advance S. accepted as ao Indication
CHAT lhr Russians and RumauHua
became d.m1rgll1rd anf made oH
extremely 20 ordered rctr.at
'a 0G.tt statement f-ru Sofia
earlier i1 the day reporting '. c5r
Ure "f village SIS miles uH oi
CONSTANCE prepared Be1u f9r H.N.
of great victory $40 surrr.e Was
Manifested b.ra whom 20 vas au
rouucaI that Nlcke0soa Haa qgabe
ou fHr tbe ruins of Inc old rnuns
varI and bad occupied gas..aHga
Since Rlmarl entered the war;
B n uauHoHs ran .rru srg
ne Slav trrcpf munitions tua other
Hur I,piies to thr I Of rr Ru.
uwau. Iargp bodies ol Rg 500
troops have arrived iu BWaua
Hu .e HoU u Con sul WHO'S
espHra Hy .ta Central Powers ,T.c.
uruly puts an .9d to jbc uan. poua
ton oi rc.nforcemcntr v'a The Blaco
Sea
The ssmlNEConstanHCemavodl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
GOV. GLYNN TO
SPEAK TONIGHT

Martin " Ghnn former governor
ri New York. and regarded as the
rIeals-t Democrats, spcll-bndef
ince the time when William Jen.
rilr BRYAN delivered his famous
Grown oS thorn, and cross OF gold"
Grafton arrived in Detroit Monday
afternoon at. 50 O'Clock
Sir Giun will address Dcmo-
cratic mass meeting This evening in
Arcadia Ills ra6tctt Cratorical Ell.
crt Hn1Ithe oHe which has made
hW .r aeraad as speaker 10 rhe
Nl. oa cmr. -n was hIs keynote
poegr at tha Fast Democratic con
Reuuun. iu So. Louis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

ana f1tf song WAS MS pGTlFNCt.
II rcHd The other day - French
marquis who Sus raised 10 hi
grand and exalted estate from YER
humble surroundings
lie himself had been - shepherd
and "a kiplina says, Lest We forget
h' had I'm the palace what Wa
known rs the shepherds room and
ia that room he had reproduced
hills valleys trees. rocks watlr
courses, paths, Just as he knew
.hew When q lad herding his sheep
and ne us,d 10 20 into that room
every day and slt for nm noun or
two and gaze upon the reproducrrn
of the scenes OF his youth. lest h.
!ghf become pulled up and Tor
get
'The position OF the twenty.thirG
psalm O. lgnifcaut n folloE' the
tNcnysccond y follows the psalm
IL the cross You have 20 reach the
point where Won see Jesus cfucilpG
ou the cross for your sins, accept
Him as y1ur saviour before go"
can ever say
thr Lord is my shepherd
.1 3D.. h,,h rd OF none bu'
-tho7" thar az" Christians
Then II Is followed by the TWEEN
.o.-tt Iw Thar has been call
ru the psalm of the future.
l''f up YOUR hcad. o ve gates
r.ru N.t ,h,m un. 81, .,.r,as.iu.
and fhr king az .lary shah
come in.
$50 YOU SEQ this one I am taIkiaa
..r. for ,o. fluf.E,
Of want Won I'D have fine cyreri
cncr and tho o3i. way .o e,f chat
Is 20 give your ra.-t 20 q IA and he
8 chr Gau and rt-7 Won can say.
TN, Lord D. m- s1oDn ri
The Lord E. nav Sa.rNar.r The
.g| jog printed pa Italics. u
means Trtoy.N
So greatly dad the Jews Tts...'
urI reverence. goG that On, uanc
a.hngat 49,. pronounced ONT. once
t.a.. and tt.f ON tln great a7y
I'd. gou.usl.. and ,Len only DIS .ny
I.. priest. after le had gone INTO
tly ual5 o.. au4es. screened and
.sl,la,d Dy the blood OF The sarli.
aye
.It 90, IDV- lv piece " parch
u..t 9a .u, sifc,t. .thes mover
aaJd step ro 30 without STOPPING
dam Id L4-A-L--- On liz uuILr side
lest tle uau.y Jehovah Lc written
there and by steupla. on that they
would Show d.-rysp,,t for COD. SO
mar, alout Gid they reverence God
"~ay. God sass if you uuly had
M uho.d enough and Numanhuod
enough to val. down tho aisle and
ACCEPT lin Has suu. Jesus Christ
would say.
L.t.Y myself repaid one thous-
and fold for ,rsrs thorn .u thG
brow. lor overs nail lu m> hands.
Tor every .teac ,ly hurled against
me. FOR every oath they RpcVed and
vumltcd out, tor ava Jhrir blasphemy.
God @ been waiting for come
OF YOU men and women t0 De- dc
cent enough 20 acknowledge that He
has been help Ca. you.
God pity YOU wonder AZ Gods
mercy, wonder he doesn't damn
some Of You IN hell before night
'lf YOU would just make some ac-
acknowledgements that you appreciate
what ! ana trying TO do for you I'm
stead Of hearing the sermons every
night and passing them up and 20
ing out
Gle makcth me 10 lie down In
green pastures lie leedeth me be.
side the stlll waters
% hungry sheep. hog or horse
VIII NOT l,c down TIE fact that
th"t 90 lie down rs an evidence and
Indication az thrir satisfaction.
81 VIII tell Won what blessing IL
Is.
have tried everything have
trod this earth as much a. any
man. There is nothing compared 10
doing the will of God aud doing His
commandments
II am glad today that am In His
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
Sunday Mornings Sermon

Sunday Mornings Sermon
Billy Sunday preached sunday
morning on the twenty third psalm.
Hc said
My message tod5g is he .weu-
ty-third psalm
Three thousand years have roll
cd into history since David wrote
it
The harp upon which De- used 20
play 10 charm King Saul In bis ms-
ancholy moods. rar book of the la"
ont o. which to read and from
which hc rece%1d his in.p.ration 90
DO The viii 90 Go. m" SLING which h"
used 20 hurl I'D. tone the giant
p,lls ~ Jerusalem The Ra,ace in
which ne lived The stone upon
lich ne SAT when De- governed "a"
people. all have crumb,ed into dust
and they could NOT po .3'y'by found
today hy any possibility ~ means
or research y"t fhis psalm is inst
a- u~pirius 'U 20, s- tho r. Wei"
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- 49,. a..
.r
80 lisp i 7- ne Wr', 90 a.s MOTH
or hre,. t.r every Jewish cf.,t
was taught tau".riir with Co."
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IN, ., r.,f.t 10 ,y..rt..gy. rc.r.
moo and I havo done 81, r1..g .n8
eve
81 don't understand n ann FMS.
no9 learning th- "a e ,rt ~
which ! can can. u r.u x.ra-. r.L.eL
win ovpreas iu 1imit,d doer.a
the blassirps thaf ha,o fHad NV
soul because / have tried 'a follow
tho 4.d that ius1ircd David 80
vrlto ~
another man called u the min.
strrl song and that's n rood name
too
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
Sin Graded hy Light.

"Slr g. graded by light The more
Hight the greater your guilt. Ia
rather be- a heather In Japan or in
Afrlrs worshipping IDOLS Of wood or
stone than be a man In Detroit to
dag and not be ~ God ! don't have
20 20 70 Africa or China 10 find
heathens
lust remember that a heather r.
one who doesn't believe In God
It's greater SIN for somo men
20 do some things than for others 10
do the same thing because sin II
graded bv light n was greater
sin for David 10 do what he did
than II would have been for some
others 10 DO the same thing It's
greater sin for some men 20 drink
than for others
Il was never possessed ~ an ap-
petite for drink. but then every once
In while lose piece OF my
temper [ have tho same disposition
I had before 7 became Christian
and I never have gotten over losing
nv temper and never expect 10.
you say. What Sin graded by
light Certainly Jesus said Woo
unto thee. Capernaum. II those
things had been done In Tyre and
Sidon they would have been saved
long ago Jesus walked the streets
% Capernaum and healed the sick
and opened the eyes OF the blind
and he said You people are worse
than Sodom and Gomorrah because
you have more light
"Uere's one OF tho sweetest pic
lures OF tho love Of God | can ind
I'm the Old Testament N you want
,o know how Won can best resist
temptation I should say. Keep busy
for God Satan finds mischief Tor
idle hands ~ do, and an Idle mind
ia an instrument Of tho devil. The
reason You have 80 many transgres'
sions written after your names
is because YOU are not busy for God.
Won an around with your arms fold.
Cd The man that stands around
with his hands IN his pockets VIII
soon De trying 60 get them into
somebody else's.
no trade. Keep busy. No trade
In tho passport nv which 90 per cent
~ the criminals enter the p"ni'en-
tiarier ~ the country.
David WAS living In luxury lie
had obtained peace with all OF his
enemies. A~little insurrection arose
and instead Of going himself he sent
Joab 10 queii H. And he was walk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

we Ect run down luyblChIlN 4,
don't we Sure Don't yoU think
TDN got run down spiritually and
morally, Well. instead OF sn8ppJDg
and railing and finding fault and
spending your time in sticking,
c"t down on your knees and thank
God He has used the preacher TO
z.at, SOU that YOU need Just what
lie is giving YOU. That's the reason
you growI
what are some ~ the signs OF
~ Tncou'essod sins You haven't
made tbD wrongs IN your life right.
Won are ran down IN your life.
Yea, though [ walk through TIE
valley OF Dee shadow OF death !
'a.' fear no evil Tor Thou art with
me Thy rod and Thg stan thew
comfort ms
Two applications, But the me,
sage says walks through He does
NJ stop or run
Jesus VIII Not Leave You
Jesus said To- I viii DE with
YOU ways. even unto the end OF
thy world
You can 20 with your loved ones
Co the coffin bat hat is as far RS
YOU can 80 N,n have 20 bid them
EoaI-ay then hl' He says
To- ! au With yCu always even
to f.e end ps thp world
So Ho vii. go with YOU thcrr
ana ,hrr wheo your loved ones hi'
"ag goo1.by Ike viii keep ou w!tl
yan and He win walk with yoo
through the valley OF the shade"
of death IIa viii not leave YOU
THAT is whgt Hc wants 20 do
"-th }ou NOu L2re been jas .nE
Hm HH He is the hes. friend
On 80 yrH If '.H Ni'' give li.A
e.aaa. 'a h..7 you. ms are es yen
I'o and breathe. nom PASS HiLa
ur $50. h'. 81. "'.' "a" for o@
81 yuu 80 .c. iI"a
Thu prrprc.t table 70.
me-.
Some "f .hys' "'- IH' 'r. call
d. .r"ftsr Whom ! " saving
ban and 3ron $50" % mH"'H-vs"t
up and drew So "vory r"7 weets
noNodT c'I'. W. Hrt,i"f.
when 7 was working for .ho dow
]. "t" .H .I...'. DUO .'I.
como decent J have in Dr. He'd about
n whom / .pl' p."F''e BALI instead
OF becoming "a su'nl'rr had been
---7-r -r7r --- TIT ---- Tr'H II tr77-''
Joint amt v7H Gcc.'urSukeh, WINS
l,y.N"f'o "#nr j "irhf have been
called good fellow wiki q Dot -
maorah'. ours that knock nae fron
ono a03 of the '-.et 90 Che other
'Nu' t0n Lord has prepared TO-
b. ..' ". 'N 'l' hI's-I'oo 10
NM 'V"cn
i"t a.NlI USED - l''d me On
corn'd beer ana oaoba6,. .N' .'''
give IN p'r'er,'''t' pee S''1N.
loH can .''' your .i'' i'n "
couu''f ana your o''t' Ut E'' " an.
~, bot ! V'h T. @. F"'F ID - nj"
SIT. ! dom want l. -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

railway, leading across the Danube.
is he carrier over which Rumania
has derived large quantity of her
supplies The Teutonic right wing
as now astridc that railway at Con
stanzo while Nackensen's center and
Jeff wing are swinging forward 90
capture the remainder OF the road.
Mackenscn is aiming principally CT
CernayCds and the great fridge over
tho Danube.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

LONDON. Oct. 93.--Considerabls
enemy 8helIlng Of British positions
between LeSears and Guedecourt last
night WAS reported by Gen. HaIg to-
day. bur no infantry actions OF Inn
portanco occurred on the Somme
front
soufa OF Ypras. the British occu
pied Ore Iip of two mine craters
formed Yesterday by the Germans
On b.aT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
Twenty-Ihird Psalm Called Him From
Ways Of Evil Declares Billy Sunday

NAAA OS~AAWA
true. but from the greatest depths
Of sin God has taken some Of the
| brightest jewels that ever glisten-
| ed.
IT Is no cause for discourage
men' because you are great sin
ner.
John Buuyan. who wrote Pn.
grim's Progress could blasphemc so
utterly that 1t seemed the demons
in hell would stop their ears and
cry Enough Enough stop stop
Newton was a Hbertine
There is no occasion for discour
agement, for on His palms are writ
ten the names of multltudes who
have been the worlds greatest sin
ners. Great God n Is no occasion
for disbursement
biologists tell Us that diamonds
are simply humps OF charcoal which
have been changed or transformed
by myste,iCu process OF nature
That IS q marvellous statement. that
mature can take a black. rcpulsirr
piece a. charcoal and transform r.
10 "a diamond
"Eut TIE Rihle tells us sometime
more wonderful.
Though .our t0s re as -carle.
'hey shall b" aa white ara snow
"ThiHt What Cod can do FOR sour
heart h..A g'l The culture and au
r.. ra n-" Ut and tl He rcso'
tons orr .srh can't 30 to change
ana tran.t form your ffr
wiz -nm'in,t man Weld 20
, Jesus Christ and to ri- law ara
keen hi. commandments
"'Gaoda,-s rud mercy shan .of
low ur mn .ha tavs ut u, life ra
u .r.r I'm fFD hons. az
.u.E a..e
~ friend Of mime told ma tl.. Pr
w.. down In p. con and WIFI. .f.r
. VISITING i'm "a h.r. cod. am, ..t
..r.. Ter .u Ola rIr. who va
ravhor pilot
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=, ,. On
Fi!1t 81" ''e I's''
'A h~tu~ pilot goes miles az s'3
and meets 'hs incoming Vessels
r0' brings Them 90 'h' "3iao. nHl
when thsy orr read. to SAIL tine
harh.r pilots tax" Doc ships outtt"'
Tho haEHor tryn the ocean pilo'
tf:ri-'' ''-ft-ti hey -4t-----t i4t-
harbor pilots ON th" other 'a" they
take .h,m into Che hrraor
Should an ocean piiot 9ii .''
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

sI'~iu iiuE--tNc piaiu neat klud--fhss
~ IEat-Flucs Dob DePt.--Mais AGO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

BERLIN, Oct % Count Karl
saatehh, he austrian premier.
va shot and Killed saturday while
dinner by The editor of a Vienna
% psp.- tame1 Adler says the
1ferFEJ News agency.
News OF .hc sassiuatian reached
Berlin shortly after o'clock and
praad rapidly throughout the city.
Onr dieuatch said Count Sturghk
nas lulc1mg 1t the Hotel RelssI
and Scnaju when he was attacked.
Freierick Adler, said 20 be the cdi-
tor ol a. Vienna periodical. walked
into Che dining room and without a
word fired three shots. taking aim
at Count Sucribh'- head. The
premier lsll over n his chair.
Friend rushed fD his side and
found that hc had diod instantly.
The LoEal Anal,ger. commenting
edIjoriaily on the shooting. pays
high tribute Jo Count Stuerghk and
at tar same Jma .numates that
political euW.v may have been be-
hind the AS ssiGatou.
The Dickinson press., 1916-11-04
LEFOR NOTES

Moving pictures at the town hall
on Sunday.
Adam Lefor, ST., is reported to be
some better. He is still at the hos
pital at Dickinson.
Math Sohm, manager of the Lefor
Mercantile, and wife, spent Monday
and Tuesday in Dickinson.
Adam A. Lefor made several fly
ing trips to Dickinson and other
nearby towns during the past week.
A High Mass was celebrated on
both Wednesday and Thursday, the
'feasts of All Saints and All Souls, re-
spectively, at the parish church.
The club hall of the D. U. Felsen-
fest was dedicated on Sunday after
noon. Many out of town members
were present. An interesting enter
tainment was given under the aus
pieces of the club in the evening.
Mrs. John Weber died at ST..
Joseph's hospital at Dickinson Mon
day at 1 p. m. The husband and
three children are left to mourn her
The Dickinson press., 1916-11-04

loss. The funeral services we're held
in St. Elizabeth's church at Lefor on
Wednesday morning.
The Boosters Club, connected with
the "Lefor Boosters Trip" of this
week was organized last Saturday
with the following officers elected:
Adam A. Lefor, president; Nick
Lefor, treasurer; A. E. Wing, ecre-
tary.
Nick Lcfor, A. E. Wing and Miss
Neville motored down to G. C.
Wylies and from there all went to
Dickinson, stopping at Gladstone
Tuesday night of last week. It was
early Wednesday morning when they
pulled back into Lefor.
A fire started mysteriously in a
hay stack between the houses occu-
pied by Geo. Burner and Mr.. Wing,
in the eastern part of town. Other
than the burning of the hay, no dam
age was done, but had the wind been
the other way nothing could have
saved the nearby houses.
Gov. L. B. Hanna, State School
Supt. Taylor and other notables will