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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-18
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9luf Dem republifuniiben Gtimm-
3ette[ ftnoen bic Stimmgeber Inn
eriten 0tItrift auRer oen Delegates
lat large" orei 0anen Der 9elegateH
i'm criten 3iitrift. Stimmt nnr fiir
uci, MIR fir Sans 3entutb nn0
BiLliom Soeie.
SIM 5lueiten 8iitrift finoet SIR
ebenfau8 brei 0omeu fir 9eleaateu.
itinult aber MIR fir 5luei, tldmlib fiir
is. $. gIroo nnb Gba8. u. Somor0.
SIM britten 8iitrift iino olth Srei
gtonen, itintnit aber MIR fir Siuei,
'nQmIid fir q. 8. Stanlep mn g.
g. gSillon.
Die bon ms enlpfoblenen &anoioo.
ten iino 0ieientgen, melhe, pie mir
ielber, BON Der republ. 8ortei inbot.
ilert lunroen.
Q(uf Dem Sttmmsettel ftnoet SIR
nidt ale 7elegotert ion0ern MIR Die
3elegoten IN Dem 0i1trift, IN mel6em
Die @Qbler oes 1. ooer 2. relp. B.
IIltrlft5 inobnen. 81
~ SflneiSet Sud- bieIe Spalte
ans uno Itiulf1t MIR fir 8elegotert.
nie bon llns empfohIen. Hebn1t 0en
.uu8geldnittenen 3ettel sur &ablbr0e
init, oon1it S5br feineu sSebler nlaht.
Bum eriten 0iitrifr geDoren aue
Counties im Siioen uno Siiooiten,
Ieini6lieBIih Den Counties 8uffoIo.
S5eroulo, Sanborn, Wainer, 2afe uno
Woo0p.
Sum slueiten GiItrtft olle Counties
n6rolid) bon Den lebtgendnnten.
BUM Sritten 8utrift ale Counties
ipeItli6 bonn MttiIolri-6luB.
@8 bari MIR iiber 10 0elegaten.
auBer oen Delegates at large, oLio
IN iebem 9iitrift MIR iiber ie stuei
abgeItintn1t peroen.
8iro b1rh ltnndtIan1feit ooer
ourh gtidtipiIien iiber 0rei, Itatt afuei
Q Iegaten obgeltimntt, 10 fperoen
alle iolhen Stimnl5ettel BON ben
8ablrihtern beraiisgemorfen.
gllio aufgepaBtl
@ebt unbeoingt snr Stitnnlbuoe,
uno .tpe1n's Wiltgabeln regnet4
nod mic mar Die 8abl fiir bas Semtidle
Clement 10 ipidtis, tpie oteIeS eSabr.
@enn Die SentTd)e araftprobe teriaat.
lfmn Ser G6ooen ME ipieoer gut &C.
lmadt mer0en.
- 2eit, ebe SIR obIttInnf, ieSe
2ntie allf Dem 5tinnnt8ettel. 8ort
IItebt 3. 9. .gote for one v8ote for
t,uo", ,gote for fibe" II. |. fp. San-
belt oemnad uno nod Gareal 8f-
lmiHen. j
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Il11ttttttHT 40
9entid)e Nepnblifaaer
8ie iie fiir Oentidle 9elegateu
5rr gtationalfOnuentiOn
itintmen lollen.

9ia6itebeno folgt =. nar Ser
absre - Tetl be8 offisiellen repas
blitanii5ea Stimmsettels, Der aud,
bic Delegates at large" entbdlt,
iiber Die I'M san5sn Staat abse=
itimmt tuirO. SIN erFen 2iFritt
beStnben iid unter ben 9elegaten
Die Ramen Sans 9emutb, Mel=
pin @rlssbp (Demutbs 9e8ner)
unb gSilliam Soeie. lleber bieie
fann nur I'M erRsn 9iitrift abge=
fttmnt iner0en nnD tur iiber siuei
&anDiOaten.
8ie Sbr ini erfen Sifr;tt aba
ltimmen iOIlt:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-18

9tlS folder 3eIegnt pertreten Sic
0o8 0eittlhe Clement 0e8 Stoate8 ln0
ic gr0fer Stimmenmebrbcit, be-
Itp mcAr luerSeR Die Ieitenbcn Ruiitis
fer beS Staates Gtatang fir nnS sei-
gen. Ger nmertfdnII6e Bolitifer
fiirhtet uno beugt iih ont 8eihntnoe,
Iten Dor Den Stimncn oie lin ma-
den o0cr Dernidtcn f0nnen. 8ir Iebeu
in elmer ihDeren Belt, uno ulle 8es
bGliiqfeitel, Die bon 0en Ieiten0en go.
litifern Qeqen Die etnqeDanoerten
8itrger bon ieber gebeqt un0 gepflegt
mllrOen, neroen gegen 0a5 ocntIdJc
Clement lo8qeIuilcn, un0 unicre ciu5i-
&C 9iettung it, DOB mir OILS eilt ges
idJluicncs Wan5c bel Den Mablen oic=
5c$ S5abr nur fir ioIhe OtQnuer 1tim-
mcn, oie frei lm0 0ffentlid iih oI8
mabre omerifuniIde 8iirger betraQcn
un6 befennen. Sir ManlbeIbcn bonn
SdDlaqe RppIcbelts nno gStlions oocr
unierer trultriqeu Senatoren Sters
ling un0 25obnIon miiiicn mir unS in
2ldt nebnen
G5 lit oo8 oIte anomnotbingtrtm
gum neuen 2cben cntfodbt. S5ebt muB
oo8 oeut1de Clement, tDie l6on frit-
6er, 0en 2InprulI nISbalten DAB e3
aber altf o0e anoerCn eingelpanDerten
RotionaIitGten a6Qcieben, 3eiqt Ger
G5oQ Der flint Sfonoinooier bom
Staote @oibtnQton Die, obgIei6 mo-
tltrolilierte omerifaniide 8iirger,
0ur6 ole geQcnlpGrtige @aibingtoner
9lominiItrotion beno6rihtigt mur0er,
GaB tie bon Dem onerifunii6en Wi-
ncnIcger nRinQgoIo" entloIien ner.
Sen Iolen neil tie feline ge6oreneu
glmerifoner iino. 0terft Sbr etrpo5 ?
0arum ouf omeritoniI6e 9iIrger
friib sur Got, 5efgt guren amerifonis
Ihen 6reunoen uu0 go6barn oaB
Guer -- lmIer uncertainties 8iir-
gertIlnt unS bod ut0 beiIig lit un0
mir nit allen lln8 81 8ebote Itebens
0en Wtitteln fir 0oS IufreAtbalten
0e8 mabren 9LmertfanertumS, nie es
bon 8uibtngton SSefferion, 2incolt
uno elmer 10 groBen an5abl bon treu'
en-, ebrliben omeritariihen Staatss
mGnnern gcLebrt ullo gebegt pur62.
einIteben nollen lmo mel0en. 8etreH
Ser 9rallt o9ln1erifa" Die mir ltnS err
loren lno Der unite gon8e @nergie
nnb 2ebenSfrnft geb0rt, Obue iebudl je
sn bergeTeu, bak nniere Wantter
y 9eutIdDiano" 5it 1tnierer 2iebe unO
anbGnglidfeit berchtigt lit uno mir
itol3 anf ibren 8ert uno uniere sl6.
|itanntung BON ibr itnL.
Utit beItem @ruB,
s. GGerntonn.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-18

Serr Sernonn @llermann mar Be.
fonntIih friiber Elm MitberauSgeber
Ser y8ofota sSreie Breiie" Gebt in
aberoeen), rno ais Iongi1briaer go.
litifer nn0 friiberer grnoesiteuerein-
nebner fir oie beiocn 0afotas fallen
ieine prdhtigen @orte boppelt ins
@epiht. 8abreno ieIbit ai1Reritaat'
lid)e beutide 3ettltngen negen oes
Grinsips, oas mir nit iinIerer 9un-
bibotur ols 8eleeat 3nr Rattonalfon-
pention bertreten, I il r oielelbe einge.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-18
.8aibiugtouer Srtef.
(6iir 0cn .Deuti6er Serolo. y

8aibinqton. Is. Ntai. - SSgt ein-
aelpeibten &reilen nintnt man ou,
Oab ole IN Der oelltiben gtote cntbal-
tcne 9lnoeltt1ng, 0eutihlorb lei be-
reit, 6rieocn SIT i6lieBen, uttO oas
eigcnbGnoige Shreiben oes 8apItes
an oen Graiioenten, tn tpeIhem er er,
iltft miro, 3miihen ben friegfiibren-
0en 0fa6ten Su nernlitteln riGt ohne
GinfIuB nuf Serrn 8Ilon bleiben ieno
ibn peranlaIien per0er, energiIhe Nn.
Itrcn9ltn8en 5ur 8eell0iailng 0es
&riegeS su MAIDEN. Sin otesbe3iigIi.
der @rfplg piir0e feline Gbancen atf
g8ieoerermdbllmg peientIih erboben,
mic bier altgemein 8uaeitouoeH miro.
9Iu6 oelttet Ser .e!.::1titnno, onB 8rn.
s. 8rDan, tpie 9un0e8ienotor Gern
bon Sn0iano on9ab, iib bcreit erfl1rt
bnt, fir 8ilion's 8ieoernominotion
ein5lttreterL barouf btu bob oerielbe
bittoeuoe 3uii6erungen gegeben bat,
nelhe cine @rbaltlln9 0es 6rie0enS,
10 melt fir ltnIer 2ano Der eltropaiIhe
&rieg in 8etroht fonlnnt, berbiir9e,L
un0 ooB er Die ibm pom 8otifon an-
gCbotene 8erntittIerrolle nidt bon Der
Sano neiien miro. gS miro perft.
bert, buB ouf Setten DER glniierten
S5tolien lebr frieoen8beoiirftg iit; oaB
aud SSronfreih iuner friegsmiiocr
miro, lit cine fotiahe. nilf nelhe mic
oerboIt bingeipieIea mur0e.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-18

Those marked with a X have
been indorsed by both factions
of the republican party.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-18
Die yg6erbeen 9eeips" idreibt:

ngSir 3ieber1 oie 9ffenbeit bon
3errn 3entutb oen boppelaiingigen
Eraftifen ser nSiour 6ulls GreB"
Dor. -. Ser Sauptlinterffieo stpi'
iden Serrn Denllltb lnb Serrn Dot
ION (8reB) lit Der: Deniltb lit offer
itnb ebrlih Dem Golfe gegeltiiber.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-18

Candidates for Delegate in the FIRST DISTRICT
10 The Republican National COnyentiou.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-18
8as Serr Sermann Gllermann buu

CANTON, 9. O., 5t iagen bat.
Serrn Sans 0entutb,
6iour 6nns, g. 9.
8erter Serr Den1utbl
SSeoer amertfnuii6e 8iirger, III
oeHen 9loern beutiheS @lut flieBt,
ioIlte es oIs cine Gbreniad)e anleben,
om %. Wtai bel ben 8ortpoblen fitr
sic ol8 0elegat 5ur Rottonal-aon.
BENTON in Chicago 5lt itinnen. aae
3miitigfeiten MeinungsrtnterIdie0e
Juno 9lniihten lollten in oieIer anges
legenbeit binipegfaller uno 6os ge.
Iantte girgertlm oelttider 9lbitonl'
mung ioIIte ols Elm gruhes einiges
Seer 3ur @ablurne eeben, INN fir
Sans 8entittb ibre Stimmen ab5uge.
ben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-18

&rampfbafte anitrengungen tper.
oeu ieitenS Der Hegierltng genlaht
einen glbbru1 Der 8e5iebungen nit
Der roe facto" Hegieritng WerifoS su
|perbinOeru troBoem man ith niht
|perbebIt, ouB Die gluSiibtett otf Ser.
Imeioung elmer belpoffneten sSnterpen.
ton in1mer triibere ner0en. @s lit
5utiade, ouB in Den IeBteu Edgen Die
8erbitioung5ltnien Der IN Waerifo be.
finoIi6en Stroferpeoition tpeielltlih
berit0rtt uu6 mebr Srltppen an bic
@leu5e getporfen rporoen ftno. glber.
mails bot 6o5 Stoot8oeportc1nent al.
len in Wterifo befin0lihen 2lnerifa.
nern Die 8eiiung gegeben, oa8 2u1to
lIo IhneIl pie noglib an berldIien
Ism Senat un0 0teprdieutantenboilie
lift Die merifantIbe Sroge nid)t 3ltnt
8egenItano Der 8ebutte gema6t por-
Ioen elm 8etpeiS 0afiir, ooB man Oeu
Gruit Der Sitltation erfernt uno Der
9egierllng p0Ilig freie Sano laiien
min.
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(Sortiesung ottf Seite 3D.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-18

Die 5dbIreihen2Broteite ipclhe Dem
&ongreB gege'4 .8eIhranfung Der
lRrcB 5reibeit" II .ebter 3eit 1uges
| lbcn, be5ie6ca ff3 uuf oSeuIe ReioIii.
ton" 49t. Sie tpuroe am 6. Be3ent.
ber 1915 bon Deru Stem 9orfer Res
IprGientar1teu s5iaoc 5ieget eingereidt
Juno Imttet in 0plltider l(eberieBtrJ
Iwie foIgt:
Cine GorIoge sur 9Imenoierung
Der 8oItgeiebe. 91lrh ben Seuat
Juno oa8 Hepraientouten6aus Der Ser.
Staaten bon 2lmcrifa, in aongreB
lDerianmelt, let Deroronet, Dab, menn
| Iinmer 0em @eneralpoitmeiiter cine
| Iihriftlihe 8ei6meroe ouriiber 5ugebt,
| oaB irgeno cine Bublifation, Die BON
Der BoIt @ebrau6 ma6t oOer ourh
lie berlal1ot pirO, irgero etneu @rtitcl
entbdIt, Der oarauf ob3ieIt, irgen0 et-
Inc Haiie, elm @lapbeu5befenntni8,
o6er cine 3eligion berbaBt, Derddtli6
ooer ld6erIib an MAIDEN ooer In Ser
Iruf 3lt bringen, oerIelbe iofort cine
Iunter ieiner 2eitung iteben0e Inter.
| hthunq perunlnBt un0 iitnerhulb bon
I3Dun8tg Tdgen nod Gmpfang Der 9e-
Ihneroe, menu Die 0arin angegebenen
IatiQ6en altf 8obr6eit berubeu, cine
gerfiigung erIdBt, Delde oen peite.
Iren 8ebrau6 Der Boit irgen0 elmer
IDerartiaeu qualification imteriagt; j;
abcr nidtS, mas biertn entbalten lit,
IioQ 70 au5gelcgt m,r0en als oh Der
ScneralpoItntetlter berbnt0ert lei, Die
I@enitbung Ger Boit einer oerartigen
Qualification tpie0er etr3ur6umen,
lneum 81 Ieiner @efrieoiguug nohge.
iwieien moroen tit ouB Die Bubltfos
| tion oufgeb0rt bat, oerortige nerbotP.
nc Saden 5u aruden n1o 3u berof.
| Ifcntliden, uno linn IdriftIid befrie-
| loigen0e 8erii6erltng gegeben bat,
I0nB cine tpeitere Wie0erbollug Der
lIclben nidt itattfinoen miro.
8enn oieie gfeIolution ii6 aud ge-
| gen Die pro6ritiIde s3ebpreIIe berrDen.
Den lieBe, tpethe Die 8iir9er 0eutlhcn
lStamme8 tdqlid) nperboft, berddtlid
ooer ldherlid1 81 MAIDEN ober IN Ser
ritf 81 bringen berilft" 70 mare uns
loomit tpeientlih qe0ient @tipu bier
5iinfteln aller IN Der engliIden Sprds
| DIE oer0ffentIid)ten Eages3eitltngen
nliiBte ons Foft.0e6it ent8ogeu ner.
ben.
| eSn1 Senot berIn5 fiir3Iih Senator
tSSomes q. G'@orirlan bon Neiu 9orf
elm linn bon irdn Barbara 9. Sorne
UNCERTAINTIES Ghreiben, bos, ipie er er-
lfIGrte, rnebr ben G6orofter elmer
lGenfi6rift bot. 8os Shreiben MUIR
I0e gum 8rud inn uRecorb" beoroert
|uno Iiegt jeBt Dor. eSSrt oeittiher lle-
Iberiebute laittet 6as Gfreiben, mel
Id)e8 Der &ealerllng manhe 8obrbei-
item iogt, toie folgt:
| ,8erter Serr: = Ga ih erfabren
oas Stoat8oepartemetit babe oas
| .&mertfanifd1e Rote Qreit3" benoh,
Iridtigt, onB @roBbritannies: Die Gen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-18

Ter &ermilliOn oRepublicon
ihreibt II. a.: Die nSiour Sails
45reB" lit onIheineno entidloTen, Die
8orteibormonie 8u 8erit0ren, in0ent
ite &onS 9ent1ltb betdmpft 80. Die
,,BreB" ION in tbre S0bIe 3uriidfrie-
den lu1o nidt beriu6en San8 9e-
nllttb 5u idIogen, oenn SONS bat in
oicfer @egeno cine Wtenoe 6reunOe,
oeren 6relmoI6oft bte oSiour Sails
BreB" einmoI n0tig fdn6e."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-18
Sas lebte SSprt+

glebnIi6 Idreiben on0ere omerifa,
niide 3eitun0en.
llnIere 2eier uno Gtinrmgeber f.
ben olio, Dob Die lmgerehte Sppoits
tion gegen unS Die meiIten omerito1t'
iden 3eitungen I'M Staote gu lnIeru
6reunoen gen1a6t bat uno boB IN.
Iere Oeuti6e Ibfunft ibnen tein CORN
in1 9luge lit. llno es lit beIonoers
@brenIu6e fiir olle republttoni'
i6en 8Gbler ocutiden 9lute3, mtc
elm 90 q II fir Sen 8ertreter Oes
OelltIben glemente5 on %. Wtal etn'
5uIteben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-05-18

Die yGnrefa 9tunOIdlai", Die Elm.
3ige oeutife 3eiting IN Sito 0afota,
meIhe lmIere Ganoioatur aus Brin'
alp unterltiist, idreibt:
aoaege Sans 8ernltb bont r8eut-
Ider Scroll, tpelher auf Der 9onfe-
ren3 Ser Repltblifoner tn Weithen als
einer Ser 8eIegaten 8lr Rationalfon'
pention aufgeitellt pur6e uuO sDar
ouf oem logenantten nSarmonte".
Sidet, bat tros aaeoem einen @egncr
erbalten in ser Berion zines Sol
@rigsbp, zines ousgeiprohenen Roo'
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TIME To CALL HALT
SABBATH DISSERTATION
THE EVANGELIST DELIVERS
ANOTHER RED nor SERMON
AT METHODIST CHURCH.
Preached Tuesday Night on The
law of God."-Man Who steals
Gods Day T. "a Thief.

UNLESS tho American nation calls
a halt to Sabbath desecration God is
soine to csH halt 10 the nation
declared Evangelist Haudenschield
in a sermon delivered at the Meth
odist church last night on the sub
ject Of The Law OF God.
lie declared that any people that
sets Cod aside. God will set that
people aside. God will set the ma
ton aside that sets him aside.
lie declared that tho Dissertation
Of the Sabbath in the larger cities
of tho country was something de-
plorable. He said that in Chicago
he had seen excursion boats loaded
10 the rails on sunday By people
bound for some recreation resort.
lie said also they were loaded With
booze. aud declared that nine out
OF every ten Sabbath desecrator is
a booze fighter He also condemned
the reading of Sunday newspapers
in no uncertain terms. He declared
that men would get the Sunday pa
per early in the morning, put on
their smoking jackets and skim
through the pages until II was time
10 go TO church. Then they would
sit through the sermon and no mat
ter how hard the preacher preached
they would say at the close. "Oh,
wasn't that a dry sermon,"
a dry sermon' You old sand
hill. yau, you are 50 dry in the head
a bean wouldn't sprout in month.
The preacher has just as much right
10 skim through the pages OF the
Sunday morning paper as you have.
III Brother Andrews were to come
here and give you the stuff he got
out of the Sunday paper the official
board would give him a six months
vacation twice a year. They would
say. here's your check, Brother
Andrews, good bye
He declared that the day is com
ing when we make the Sabbath a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-05
HOW TO pRoLoNG LIFE

BY adopting simple diet men
like Conalo HI lived to be 100
years OF age. but with our complex
diets OF today. the vitality of the
aged is taxed to its utmost endu-
rance. A simple diet, therefore, is
conductive to long life, and if the
vitality becomes impaired and weak
ness seems apparent, our local drug
gists, Curhn's Two Drug Stores, have
in Ninol reliable. non-secret rem
edy which contains just the ele-
ments needed 70 restore strength to
weak. feeble Old people. and pro-
long a healthy happy life Adv.)
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was the god of whiskey.
Profanity, he said, is another god
that is being set up in the heart. He
said that men not only use profane
language, but they look upon it as
a light and small thing. He declared
that profane man could not be
trusted. He said it was one of the
most dastardly and degrading of
habits.
Speaking on the command that
children should obey their parents,
the evangelist said the young man
who disgraces his father and mother
by disobeying them will not so far
until he disobeys the law of the
land. THAT is the outlaw and law
breaker" he said
In referring to Gods law against
murder the evangelist said you don't
have to send bullet crashing thru
the brain to commit murder. Muir
ucr may De cofulHittSu III INC hO'i u
Many a wife, he said, has died of 3
broken heart and the husband was
Just as guilty of murder as if he
had stabbed her in the heart with
a dagger.
The evangelist said there is nc
sin as a class on which God has SC
emphatically set his disapproval as
the sin of adultery. He declared
that the meanest man who walks the
earth is the man who comes between
husband and wife. The meanes1
woman, he said, who walks the
earth is the woman who comes be
tween wife and husband. He said i.
| there was one place in hell hotter
than another it twas reserved fol
the persons guilty of adultery. HI
declared that we are reaching da,
when something needs to be done
a time to call a halt
On stealing the evangelist sale
that any man who takes money OF
property without giving an adequate
equivalent in return is a thief. The
merchant who sells goods under
false pretenses is a thief The la
borer who works for hire and doe:
not give an adequate return of ser
vice is thief.
Every time you bet and win
he said, you are thief, and ever,
time you bet and win you are alsC
a fool"
The attendance upon the after
noon services is increasing and al
are enjoying the Bible lectures Civ
en- by the evangelist.
The services this evening will be
gin at 1880.
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aav OF recreation instead of a day
OF consccration.
ANY man who steals God dey Is
thief" ne declared. Just put
that down and say the evangelist
hacks IT, The day is coming when
We have got to call halt. The au-
tomobne is also largely responsible
for Sabbath desecration. People go
10 the church in the morning and
then they are out auto riding all
The afternoon. They say we have
got to have day OF rest Have
YOU got to be a thief?"
Another large crowd hard the ser
mon last night, and many said the
sermon was the most powerful the
evangelist had yet preached. His
sermon was devoted chiefly to. an
analysis Of the ten commandments.
The thou shalt not of each COM
mandment was strongly empha-
sized by the speaker.
He said that despite the command
Thou shalt have no other Gods
before me" many people are setting
up other gods in their hearts. Some
IRE making a god of gold. some q
god Of business and some a god of
pleasure. There are people in
Texas and Waxahachie who are do
ing things their hearts condemn. !"
he said. He declared that many
young people are making a god of
pleasure you don't have to go to
New York." he said, ito find the
400. or upper crust you can find
in any community people who think
they are on top. They are like the
foam on the top of a glass, you blow
1t off and it is gone. The trouble
today is that we are trying TO so
cialize christianity instead of trying
to christianize society,"
He declared that of all the con-
temptible gods of the universe it
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Cottage Prayer Meetings.

The cottage prayer meetings fol
Thursday morning at $3.50 are as
follows:
Mrs. w. A. Briggs, led by Mrs
Neal
Mrs. Jim Harrison, led by Mrs
Mollie Mccartney.
Mrs. Ed Hawkins, led by Miss lula
Starr.
Mrs II. Bishop, led by Mrs. b. r
Wagner
Mrs. A. Lasswell. led by Mrs G
c. Waggoner.
Mrs. T. A. Owen, led by Mrs W
G. McClain
Mrs. j. II. Garner, led by Mrs. L
J. Anderson.
Mrs. Lee Rogers, led by Mrs. Ham
lin
Mrs. j. c. Willis. led by Mrs. j
o. Ray
Mrs, NJ. E. wilkerson. led by Mrs
Langsford
Mrs. I. B. Jackson, led by Mrs
NJ. E. Reed.
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ROBINSON IS
CELEBRATING
HIS BIRTHDAY
Roses and Congratulations Are
Being ShoWered upon Him
by Friends.

Judge Ira u. Robinson is ~ years
old today. and roses and congtatula-
tions have been showered upon him,
as befitting observance OF the birth
day anniversary OF the distinguished
West Virginian who will be the next
governor OF the state.
Judge Robinson was born on a
farm in Taylor county, not so very
far from the Barbour county limo,
where the road makes n graceful line
along little brook up over the shout
ders OF green hill. There the gol-
den applies OF today are the brothers
of those he plucked when little tad.
Just OF the road is gate with n
bride path back over the hills to the
little school house whore he attend
ed school and not far away another
where as a young man he taught the
children something of those prIncl-
pies OF honor, truth, and patriotism
which have carried him up the lad
der Of success from farm boy to
teacher, from teacher to law, from
the SUCCESS he made as barrlster to
the halls of the legislature and finally
to the supreme court of the state.
Judge Robinson, the Telegram
prints posy for every word Of this
little story OF your birthday. today.
and sends you the red rose OF sue
cess for every year OF your life. And
SO do the people of West Virginia.