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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-10-11
On The Screen
MURRETTEE

George Beban's introduction in the
Morosco-P Paramount production THE
Cook of Canyon Camp" which will be
seen at the Murrette today and Friday
shows him as the chef of the lumber
company arising in the cold, gray
dawn, to prepare breakfast for the
men. He is seen shivering and rub
bing his unwashed hands. These
scenes were taken high in the noun
tains right after blizzard. During
the showing of the picture in the
studio projecting room someone in the
audience remarked, THAT looks as if
it was cold" "Cold is right" replied
Mr.. Beban "It took us four minutes
to take that scene and it took me four
hours to get warm after we were
through
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-10-11
MAYS WILL ATTEND
TEACHERS CONVENTION

c. o. Mays of the vocational depart
ment at the High school will attend
the State Teachers association at In,
dianapolis, November 1-3.
Mr.. Mays is president of the asso-
citation of Industrial Arts Teachers of
Indiana, which will also meet at this
time.
Mr.. Mays is also head of the asso-
citation of Vocational Trade Teachers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-10-11
TDo Presidents Eat
in Verdun Casemate

VERDUN, Oct 10-The president of
Portugal, Bernardino Machado. ac-
eompanied by President Poincare,
lunched In one of the casemates at
Verdun today, and while detachments
from a division of the army of Verdun
rendered honors in front of the cita-
del, decorated the city with the Ord
er of the Tower and Sword
Portuguese premier Costa and Lou
Is Barthou, of the French cabinet,
we're included in the party
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-10-11
MAN WHO ATTACKED DRAFT
LAW GIVEN HEAVY SENTENCE

DAVENPORT, Ia. Oct. 11.-Daniel
II. Wallace. recently convicted of vio-
lation of the espionage act, was SEN
fenced In federal court this morning
by Judge J. Wade to 20 years in the
penitentiary. Wallace, who claimed
to have been deserter from the Brit
tsh army, was arrested during a lee
ture tour IN which he attacked the
selective draft law and other war
measures of the United States.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-10-11
TO CLOSE RUSSIAN PLANT.

PETROGRAD, Tues, Oct. o. The
Singer Sewing Machine Co., an Ameri,
can concern, has notified the war
ministry that it is closing its big fac.
tory near Boscow. The factory EN-.
ploys 300 operatives, The suspen.
sion is due, according to the company
to the Workmen's demands and the
losses caused by the war.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-10-11
PRINCE FUAp CALLED.

CAIRO. Egypt. Oct. 10-Aithough
the order of succession to the sultan
ate remains to be settled, the British
agent has called upon Prince Fuad,
brother of the late sultan Hussein
Kemal, to assume the dignity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-10-11
Masonic Lodge Will
Bar Liquor Dealers

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-THE Grand
Lodge Illinois Masons, which held its
annual session here today, voted not
to admit any new members who are
connected with the liquor business but
deferred for year action with regard
to present members who are In that
business.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-10-11

Californians long have known that
the best carnations are grown near the
coast Now eastern growers in the in
terror are spraying the plans with salt
water, and declare good stiff flower
stems cannot be obtained without such
treatment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-10-11
Poundstone is Home

Ramsey Poundstone, secretary to
Representative Elliott, arrived home
today to spend the interim until Con-
gress convenes in December.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15
Wprb &crantOm.

= als Dieniias giadt itr ah6en
ofen srplooirte. trug 5rau anna usiof
ius pon 5eroinanb StraBe bSfe Drano
tpunoen am 3opf 'unb ben Nrmsn oa
uon uno mu6te nadb BEN Staat 9olpt
tal 9enommen peroen.
-@borlss u. Setter bon Doibina
ton auenue. 40 Sabre alt. 1T Wiontae
9taht Der 3unsenentjhnbung erlegen
Die Beerbisuns srfolSt bsute yiaHmit
fag i'm Dunmore isriebbof. nobel BIZ
Shiller 4ose uon 5reimaurern. oerer
wiitslieo Der Veritorbsns mar, oil
1rausr3srsmonis leitsn wiro.
= zee 9etttsr pon @apouie Npenu,
bsfla9te iih ON Wfontag bel Der Bolt
,ei, baB ibm $25 aus einem BeuteI In
ieiner Soisntaife entpenbet wurosn,
mdbrtno Die Soien In einem @loist hi
gen. Nm slstben Gag lief auh einl
8lage bee @owarb 8opaled pon Didlor
Auenue Elm. Dem Elm $40 Diamantrinl
uno so Gents aus elmer 8ommooe &C.
ltoblen muroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15
Bon WeterSbura.

Den @heleuten U. u. ShimpfI
uon Preseott Auenue lit elm Stammbai.
ter geboren moroen.
Den @hsleuten Carl Shmsiser
pon Nih StraBe uno Sruins Ausnus
1T cine Gobter ssborsn worosn.
= DcndlS. Der 10idtriss Sobn Der
@heleute @eorse Stsenbad pon ytoro
SrutnS Nutnue. itarb am Sonntag
uno wuros am W'ontag 5a Glib @ib.
ion beeroist.
= Der As Sabre alie Senrp 3retih
III am Sonntas nod ldnssrer 3ranf,
belt i'm Staat DO pital gsltorben. Die
Seeroisung fono ssitern pon Der Sron
Better &retih Wohunus an Riose Ape.
nue. aus i'm Dunmore Srieobof itatt.
- am Dtouias bat bic Bsnniplua,
mia 8oblen @ompanie nit Der Repara.
tur iener @runoniid anfnnsen lalien,
Die Dor fur3er 3at in Der Jtahbar ihaft
uon Yrescott Auenue uno Nlb Strase
ourd acknowledgment bsi1doist
moroen lino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15
@ilfeSs8arre Nptisen.

= Srdulein Bertha 6. Safobs uni
Sohu y. 3GIhenbod,. bsioe pon bier
lisBen iid am 5reitas in Scrantor
ourt Yaitor @sorSe y, @dman OILS cir
Sbepaar einiesnsn.
- Der BsrSmann Sobn WatoDar
pon 9isb StraBe. % Sabre alt. if
geitern uon elmer Central &ofomotiul
seI0otet woroen. alS auf ben @eleiier
Lief. Der 8opf wuros ibm pom Rum
pie 9etrennt.
: Branowunben. bie er porlester
Wfittwod, erbislt. alS er unter bremen.
ben Soblen In benz Berf Der bisli9en
0ei,nnss @ompanie sefunsen puroe.
osruriadteu ON Uiontas i'm Wtercr
Doipital oas Nbleben bes @eor9e Dstt.
more BON 9ortsnie StraBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15
Bon Der &ntfette.

Die 9eidbe oes Ufannss, Der porles,
ten Wfittmoh auf Der Bird StraBs
2reu3ung uon einem . & D. 3u9 &C.
t0otet murbe. III am Samltas oils biz
oss Wfartin 3onoap iosntlfi,irt morosn.
Die idon am 27. Sanuar In Bins
bumton srfolste Uermdbluns uon isrdu
ltin 6lorenee u. Daptou BON Wpomin0
Ausuue nit Soieph U H0osl uon Siio
Webittr Guenue 1T erlt lstte Wo6e an'
9sfiinoigt woroen.
Der Shaufaiten por,,Selser's 9aoen
an @eoar Nuspue nuroe am Oonneritas
Jiahr aufsebrohen nnb nm isinen Sn-
bolt i'm Wertbe pon 500 beraubt. gm
aleihen abeno muroe Der 3aoen bee
@sorse @oumbe on @eoar Npenue pou
@inbrshern um Waarsn im VDertb uoi
81 beitoblen.
Daniet @orbon pou bird, Strase,
Elm Suhrmann Der Stesmaisr Brau
@ompanie, erbielt am Wtonfag In yioro
scranton uier sebroheue Hlppen uuo
oas @siidt b0s seridnittsn. oils ihn
Charles Wiillsr pon @laIf's Summit
nit einsm automobil nteoerrannte uno
b.ioe Hdner ibn iibsrfubrsn.
Der 33 Sabre alte Nnton Dippre
uon Wfaple StraBe 1T am SonntaS
nod, elmer 3ranfh,lt uon etliden SBo.
den geltorben. IS Hberleben ibn Die
@ltern. cine Shmeiter uno brei Brii
Der. Die Beiissun9 srfolste am Dien
flag I'm @emsinoe 6rieoboi. nob sinem
Eraueroienft In Der ct. Wfarien STRIDE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15
staDt un0 Gonnth.

Senrb Belin iun., Der elm srobea
SntereIie on oem Sabnemann SoIpiiaI
nimmt uno srit fiir3lih $22, 500 fiir
Berbeiierunssn bort 5eifteusrts. bat am
Samitag eine msitere libsrale Spsno.
uns ssmaht, inbem er gum Yreile BON
Bis. 600 Die Soiepb DOlf Nobnuns on
Solfor auenue als Elm 6sim fir Die
8ranfsnmdrtsrinnen oss 9oipitals an
faufte.
= Inter ben @sihmorenen, bic am
5reitas iiir bas Common Plsos @eridbt
seSo9en murben. bas i'm Wtdra taaen
miro. bsfinben fid folsenbs Dsutide :
@barleS Heutbsr. Dapib Sdnurr,
hilbert 8l0pler, Nbolph Stump, sSreo.
@. Sentes. Charles Sontas, aoolpb
Dofmeiiter. @nit. Drummer, @eoras
Nansenoorfer. Charles s. Wasnsr, 9Bil.
liam V. Soffmaun. @sorse 8. 9ubsr,
Ausait @nssl.
-9err 8iftor u. Wen3el, meld,er
felt ben lesten fiinf,ehn Sabrsn unent,
seltlida als 5inan3 Setretdr oes Scrau.
ton 0isosrfran3 nit llmfitt uno Ereus
fungirts. iih absr nunmebr meaeu an.
beren Yflihten 3uriid jieben mu6te, III
Sonnta9 In Der monatIihen Ysriomm
lung bes BersinS fur feline lansi6briae
uno uueigenuiisise Disufttreue geebri
norben, inbem Prdfibent Y. 8. sic
bsder ibm namen$ oes Ysrsins oils Elm
Ssihen Der Nnerfennun9 cine prdhtiae,
grauirte goloene 1aiheuubr iibsrreihie,
fur mslhe fih Ssrr Wsn,sl. nahosm
er iih uon isiner uebberraihnns erbo (
battle, In iihtIid seriibrfen @Orlen be.
oanfte. Nud 9err Sohn Drummer.
Der tiihtiee uno iupsrlGiii9e Protofol
lirenbt uno 2orreiponoirenoe Sefrefdr
oss Yereins. murbe sleihfaue In aner.
fennuns isinsr 2hdtisteit i'm Snisrslis
oeS Vsreins besbrt. inbem Yralioent
S!sbtder ibm i'm Jiamsn bsfslben cine.
pradtl9e soloene Ssreinsnaosl iiber
reidte. melde er NIT fursen Danfes.
morten annahm. Yeioe usberTeihhn.
gen elfolatsn nit osm lsbbaitsn Beiiall
Der anwelsuosn WtuSlisoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15
s&lajtoie ssaAte iaao.u osm sssr,

Sdlahoie Hdate idaosn oem gier.
oeniDiteu 'msar. als irssnoeine 3ranf.
belt. Shlaf III ba8 aroBe Stdrfunss.
mittel Der gtatur ohne osnislbsn mir.
be man balb Elm seiftiaes uno f6rperli'
Dies Wrad iein. 08arum iih elmer iol.
den @sfabr ausiesen. wenn abhilie TO
lsidt lu erlanssn 1T !? Die @rfabrun9
uon 5rau 9ouis 9tosl pon Sites, Pa.,
,eist uns ben rsbten l8es. Den mir elm.
idlassn miiiisn. sic idrsibt: SD
babe 5orni's alpenfrduter nit groBeu,
@riols 9ebrautt. Sd lit ON Yeroau.
uussihmd1e uno Shlnf floiisfeli, absr
meiu Beinoen 1T iest porihslih. SD
babe meinsn Jreunoen iiber, msinen @r.
folg nit oieiem 9eilmittel er,dblt. uno
fie molten isst aua eiusn Bsriu4 oamit
mahen.@
5orni's alpenirduter pirb ni1t burd
apothsfer ueriauft. Spe,ialasenten
liefern % ben 2euten birsit pom eabo'
ratotium Der Setitellsr, Or. Peter
5abrnen & Cons Co.. 1875 go.
9ogne Aue., Chicago. 80.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15

Die fsinsesa orses<aressssn N - otadt
-isfers Ole omes sss -s>Nssssahas1A.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15
NnS Dem pberen Sbale.
(9lrhbalb @orrefpoubens.)

Sn benz @allasber @ebdube In
Slppbaut ridhtste Disnltas Wfor9en Elm
Brano sinen Shaoen pon etpa 81 900
on. 6rau Sobn Smatt batte Elm fnap
pes @nifomulsn uno muBte b,iinnunss'
los aus Dem 9sbduoe sstrasen wsrosn.
- als sr ssitsrn giadmittas uon Der
Sdule beimfebrte. wnroe Der 9idbrise
Grant Ybillips pon Dldion &iip uon
sinem 8. & lB 3use setrOffen uno &c.
t0otet. Sein Riiden uno Belne maren
9sbrpteu uno Die Shdbslbaut nno Der
a0rpsr 3eribunoeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15

: Das @eri6t bemillists seitern "a
@hef6eiounsen. barunter Saoie Sos.
nsr uon Sreb @asner. Stanette 3tn.
msrmann uon Soieph 5immermann,
Sangoon &. 3us uon Saoie yus.
- Nls man am Dienitag In Der
5rau Sulia Walib 0ohnuns on Olipe
SiraBe aefrorsne 0uiierr6bren auf.
tboute. purbe bas Dol,merf anse,uin.
bet uno Elm Shabsn uon sttpa 81 900
anserihtet.
Ole Scranton Spissn @ompanie
bat ibren idmmtliden anseitellten sins
Nobnerb0buns uou ,ebn Yro3ent ,bemill.
i9t. Sssten Npril bsmilliste iie cine
uon u Broent. alio In msuissr pis
sinem 3lbr III Yroient.
Der Nsssr gB 8. Campbell uon
Center StraBe berihtsie Der Poli,si am
Oienita9 ben Yerluit elmer 500 uno
SAL Diamant Vorifednabel. iomie $1O0
In Daarselo. bic elm Sbleid,oieb In iei'
mem Simmer srbeutste .. Coleman
uon Ssfferion auenue bsrihtete aud
ben Oiebitabl zines $22 ueberrodeS
81 Rsiietai6e uno Paar 9anoidubsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15

am Monta9 eineu ,sal1, Der BON grDBter
Wihtiafsit In beirsff oes Shuees Der
Sbel fldhe fur ssmiiie Staottbsile 1T
nsmlif 3sntrale Staot. Berg. Petrs
burg uno Siioieite. Nls ieiner,eit Die
2adamanna @iien uno 3oblen @ompa,
ME, mslhe faftiit allss yano In ben
asnannten Stacttheilen eianeie. ihre
3oblen on bic 0adamanna Stahl Com.
panie periaufte. wslh' lsstere ipdter ble
Bergbau. nno 3ohlenred)te on Die
Scranton Sohleu @ompanie perfaufte,
purbeq in Den 8aufurfunosh bic ae
m6hnlihsn Sohlenreieruationen, etc,
aematt. iOa Die 2dufer oeS eanbee
oamif einitimmten. aber Die Stabl so.
nie tie oiesbe,faiide uebertraeung sr.
hislt. 70 bsbauptste man. oaB iolhs
Rette bas @isnthum Der eriten Bsii
Ser. Der Sadamanna @ifen uno Gohlsn
@ompanie iei. Nls oisie lit Dor stlthsn
Sahreu auil0he. srmarb Die SCRANTON
Eruit @ompanie ihre idmmtlihen. nod
iibriaen 0fehte. Z. Sn Der uom @eriht
abssasbensn @ntiheiouug wiro Die oiss.
be,iisIite Bebauptuns Der Gruit @om
panic aufrsht 9sbalten lfno iie erlanst
oaourh bas Rsht iiir Sbsl fldheihus
In ben ssnanntsn Staottbsiltn. g8as
Die 9ruit @ompanie ju tbun geosnft.
III not aid,t bsfannt, aber un,meifsl.
bafi miro lbre @ntihsiouns gum Wobl
uno Bsltsn Der Staot ausfallsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15
Stabtratb.

Die on Campbell porber erfolate Be.
nahrifiiauns. baB mdbrsno Der Uod5e
teine Snfpsftion Der Nussrabunssn Der
Yeoples 8ohlen @ompanie uuter yiore
Wiain Npenue ftattasfunoen babe, DER.
anlabts oieien. ON 6reitas um bas ST.
iheinen bes SusenieurS Nrthur 9ona
In Der Staotratbiisuns 3u eriuHsn, um
Nulfldrung 3u geben Sc er9ab fiA
bierauf, oa6 Direftor 0fobertlon Die
Sahe per,Ggerte, inoem er suaunffen
uon blausn Nborbdsn mar. Die uon Den
Sngenieuren bel Der Beiihtiauua Be.
nnst wsrosn follen. Wian itimmte ihm
bel. nno fobalo Die Nboriide fertig lilo.
piro bic Snipeition srfolseu.
Sin 8omitee Der Yoli3iiten ftellte fjdb
elm uno bat, oaB ibre Yafansen pon
3sbu Ta9en auf 3wsi Wo1sn perldnasrt
nerbeu. Utan miro bic Srage inter
@rmdauns ,ieben Die @runobeiissr
pon Deacon StraBe proteitirten aeaen
Die beabiihtiste StraBenpflaiteruna, ba
ieooh ole Yorarbeiten erleoigt woroeu
iino. miro mon faum bic Sade In @r.
ma9uH8 3tepeH.
@lne @inlaouns uuroe smpfauaen,
Der formellen Gr6fnuns uon gBeltou
5elo an WaihinSton's @sburtstaa beL
suwobnsn. Die fidotiihe Blan Som.
mliiion srfldrte iid In einem SAreibsn
5usuniten Der Nspbaltpflaiteruna pon
Fittston Nuenue. pon Bred StroRe
3ur Siaotsren3e. Die Reiolution fiir
Die 8ommiliion. Delhe sinsu Bauioosr
ausai beiteu ioll. murbe .pom Dtonor
iurhdberIfsn. oamit nod 3mei yiamen
3u9eIugt meroen f1unen. Die 3auf.
leute @eieuihaft bat In einsm Strei.
ben. bab Die Dimeniionen nnb St,Gun.
gen uon 2t4tpioittn our1 cine Orbi.
nanj rssuiirt weroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15

= Tbomas -DousberiD" Diuiame
bon bier, Der iiberfibrt muros. lesteu
Ofiober Soa Wtap Bromu srmorost su
haben. 1T am Samitas 3u fiinf,sbn
Sabrsn 3nhtbaus usrutbsilt woresn.
= Die @orrsa Dobhun9 on Der @de
uon Curtis uue 98illlam Strassn mur.
be 9sltern nit sinem Yerluit pou $2,.
600 ourh einen Brano. sriiort. Die
IA SABRE ollie. front parnieoer lieaenoe
2o1tsr, muBts beraussstrasen peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15
Sobe 3arf Wpfi,eu.

= Die Glbert @rolfep Wotnuna an
Dromn Nusnue puroe Dienitas gum
Sstraae uon $500 bsibdbigt, OILS man
bic ssfrorsne SBoferrobre anitbaute
uno oas 9ol3wsrf In Yrano ieste.
= Ruiiell g.. Der 6 Sabre alte
Sobn Der @beleufe Sobn @dbart BON
Price Stra6e. 1T Sreiias Jiadt uaA
orsim6henflider 8ranfbeit ssitorbeu.
Die Yeeroisung fano ON Dienftas TN
Waibburn StraBe 5rteobof ftatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15
OaS Ebal abtpdrtS.

Sablor.-Sn Der SBobnuns isinsr
Sdwsitsr. Srau Yfarsarstba Ott uon
Union StraBe. lii am Uionta9 gtaht
Der 67 Sabre aIte Safob .Solip sslior'
ben. DIE Bsiissuns finoet beute i'm
5Oreit Some 5rlsobof iiatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15
Neiu Serieh Tarmen ,um W.rfauf.

R&b gsnfon 8rmm nabs SibIm s35 teu
adn R&nb gartm carmen ais Stride adr
Atns City @arin 6armsn IL ynun gsabatn
sn adn abson SstIaubs Sd 6msu psu ate
et $3O pu ada Suusp rural ewObnus
8ub S225 uns aufUs Saar % onttn GHsn.
babnfb uadnaaih ole aun uueGrt
fin D. Gtn 7t9 lbuns guipins 80 9ab Grabuuo
aS Op"ao' W Sho 5np eanArafn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-15

pa- Uian uerssiie nitt, baB isst bic
Stfice oes SCRANTON WOhenblatl' iid
4lO Spruce Stra6e. uierter Slod. be
finoet uno oaB Die Gelepbon hummer
Dsu 5145 lit. Dian ihaue mad BEN
sroBsn Shlo oben am @ebduoe.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15

him with open mind and willing
ness to learn and to hear.
IL. The Sons of Noblemen.
1t was ga certain nobleman whose
son was sick at Capernam" The
rich and the noble are exempt from
the troubles and sorrows of life
Sometimes these fall more heavily up
on the wealthy than upon the others,
Riches are not always able to secure
health, nor do they insure the posses
sion Of character.
Recently Mr.. Thaw has been before
the public because of mis- alleged fog.
ging of Il young man and also be-
cause of his attempt to take his own
life. Several years ago when he was
in trouble we were told that he had
"brain rstorm." There were those
who wondered at that time when he
might have another 'brain storm
and do some damage to himself oil
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15

lated by DR.. A. E. Dunning is worth
a great deal: 81 have watched the
labored breathing of my little boy.
l have heard the kind tone of the ply
sician telling me that he believed
my boy had only few hours to live.
| recall the dull anguish with which
his words fell on my ears l know
what it is to cast ones self before
God praying: Come down ere my
child die feeling that, if death should
with them lessen the honor which we
accord to them? Why should we not
have the courage to test them upon
their merits" Why should We not
examine every teaching and see what
ought to be done with it? 1t is only
in this way that we can fairly face
the problems and teaching of Jesus
Christ No matter what pre- Judge
ments may be in or minds about
him we ought to try to approach
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15

TO everybody else. The point is that
come, would still trust God, yet with
the hearts cry, IF it be possible, let
this cup pass from me-
have seen my boys quivering
nostrils grow quiet, his painful
breathing became easier, till the strug-
gle with death passed into natural
sleep, I have watched the surprised
hope on the physicians face till its
unspoken assurance showed me that
the crisis had passed, and that my
boy would come back to me There
fore believe that God, who revealed
himself in Cana thru Jesus Christ,
answers prayer. The sign of the
healed boy in Capernaum helps me
to believe on Christ, but the sign
of the healed boy in Boston helps me
more l should not dare to pray for
help from God and then refuse it
when the doctor brought it to me-
/ should still believe in Jesus Christ
if my boy had died. Those who know
Christ are satisfied even in the depth
bereavement with his assurance,
He that believeth on me, tho he die
yet shall he live"
Miss Tarbell relates the following
incident: "a New York boy caused
his parents great anxiety, for they
had made up their minds that he was
an IDIOT He had frequent convul-
sins, and as he grew older showed
fewer signs of average intelligence
But one day the father overheard
the boy praying, and the pathetic
prayer brought hope to his heart.
Thou knowest, Lord, that my father
and mother are disappointed in me,
the lad prayed. They can find moth
ing in me to be proud of. Thou know
est why, and thou knowest why thou
hast given me the burden of these
terrible convulsions. But l will trust
thee; will trust thee to the end
The father left his business and
took his boy for tour around the
world. On their return the boy was
sent to school again, and he made
rapid progress in his studies, excel
ling all his classmates. When a Uni
versity section of the Y. NJ. C. A. was
started for the graduates of the med
ical and science and law colleges, of
the four thousand me my son was
chosen president said DR.. w. F.
Bainbridge, the now proud father.
When the World Congress of Sur
geons and Physicians met at Heidel-
berg and again at Brussels, my boy
was chosen ce-Presidet-the IDIOT
boy who told God that he could trust
him, the boy who believed even the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY IS

LESSON FOR FEBRUARY IS
Lesson Title: "Jesus Heals the
nobleman's Son"
Lesson Text: John A: 43-54. Mem
'ize vss. 49-5l.
Golden Text: GAS thou hast believ-
I'd so be it done unto thee."-Mat.
S:l3.
!. The Test Of Prophets.
The old proyerb is familiar to all
of us: "a prophet is not without
honor save in his own country"
Said Montague: "The farther off am
received from my own home, the bet
ter am esteemed" The people of
Ayrshire always thought Of Burns
rs only plowman No city claimed
Homer when he was alive. Seven
cities claimed him after his death.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich has little
verse which gives the reason why
some prophets are not honored at
hone:
Bonnet in hand, obsequious and dis
Greet,
The butcher esteemed him little, as
man
Who knew not how the market-prices
ran"
Calvin gives twn other reasons for
the truth OF the proverb that a pro-
phet has no honor in his own coun-
try "The natural sowness to be-
lieve great things of one who has
been familiar to us from childhood,
and The jealousy that we feel because
OF the distinction Of our acquaintances
After all, what IS the true test of
prophets? Why should our intimacy
his riches have not saved him from
trouble and from the questions of the
public about his real character.
Rich parents have troubles which
are greater than those which come to
poor parents. 1t is easier to strug-
gle along in poverty and to bring
up and educate children under such
conditions than it is to do similar
things for them when one has plenty
Of money. l am glad my parents
were poor. | hope my children will
also have to struggle for most of
the things they get think it was
wise man who said that the best
thing a parent could do for his child
rem was to do as the old hen did for
her chickens, "let them scratch for
themselves
Ill. Answered Prayer
When the nobleman met Jesus the
latter told him that his child would
live. When the nobleman was re-
turning home his servants met him
saying that his son liveth. $50 he
enquired of them when he began to
amend" Why did the nobleman ask
the hour? Because it occurred to
him that the change in his sons
condition began at the time Jesus gave
him his promise. There are countless
other illustrations ad evidences of an
swered prayer. have met thous-
ands of christians who reported such
personal experiences in the answer to
prayer as were great stimulus to my
faith. The following experience re-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15
State Briefs

Columbus.-"More quail can be
placed on Ohio farms than the hun
tres will kill from year to year, by
using hunters license money for that
purpose" said ]. F. Atwood, of this
city, secretary of the League of
Ohio Sportsmen. The league wants
a short open season for quail. A
bill is pending in the legislature
seeking to place quail on the song
bird list, prohibiting hunters from
killing them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15

Columbus.-tSpecial.) )-"Eat Ohio
Apples Next Year" will be the cry
used by the state horticulture society
in the proposed fight for a state ap-
preparation of $4,000 to promote
Ohio's apple industry.
Lack of standard grade and
packing code in Ohio is said to be
the cause for the state trailing"
fifth in apple production.
Dealers have no assurance that
Ohio apples are good" N. E. Shaw
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15

Tiffin.-To combat the living cost
a company composed of 500 factory
employees of the U. S. Glass and
several other factories here have been
formed to distribute to the stock
holders groceries and other merchan-
disc at the lowest possible cost. The
company has Incorporated for $4,000
Joseph Fey, William Reed, j. J. Ar
genz, Louis Schaefer, and Edward
Frissell, employees of the glass COM
pany are the incorporators.