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Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18

sheep---The lamb run lacked quite a
little OF being as large as yesterdays, but
was still OF very decent proportions for q
Tuesday. forty cars. or in the neighborhood
Of $500 head. being In sight, For the
week to date the total is st,o2t head, a
gain Of some b.00e over both last week
and two wccks ago, but smaller than for
year ago by 1900 head.
4 On paper, prices as a general thing looked
q little better than yesterday, but consider
ing the difference in the condition OF the
lambs. a good many sellers doubted n they
were actually costing packers as much as
yesterday. though the majority Of them
quoted the market as nearly steady,
around 1850. with best Mexlcans that were
here up TO 1856. Several cars were still
In first hands at noon.
limited run OF old sheep found an out
let at fully steady prices, Western year
lings that carried a sprinkling Of old weth-
ers brought ti3,le, and light southern weth-
ers, In which were mixed few yearlinEs
set q new mark OF 1880. Some lambs OF a
shearing class were among those that had
mot sold at noon. They were about the first
feeder buyers have had a chance at In sew.
erai days. but they seemed 10 be wanted
only at sharply lower prices than were paid
for the last ones here.
Quotations on sheep and lambs. Lambs.
ifht and handy, tts2sai6.70; lambs, heavy,
siA75Wi5.to. lambs. fresh shor,,, Si2,0o0
1915: lambs. shearing. $500 dit,50; year
lrgs sood to choice, $500 1915; yearlings.
fair 10 good. sis.oeais,oo; wethers. fair
10 choice, sii.bo6 1870. ewes, good to choice,
1850; ewes. plain to culls, tT,ooGa6o.
DanrAaentatiye r.tea.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
new YORK STOCKS
Professional Selling Again q
Potent Influence in Irregu-
lar Market.
sHIPpINGs ARE OBSTINATE

New York, April l7-Professional selling
was again potent Influence In toda"'s
Irregular market. inducing further public
liquidation, although many losses were
largely retrieved IN the later dealings. The
many vexatous problems attaching to the
governments proposed policy Of taxation
were factor In the heaviness OF certain
Bpecialties.
shippinga offered o Estimate resistance
to the heavy selling of the forenoon, which
was based upon reports Of the appearance
OF an enemy submarine in American waters.
Marine pfd. closed at 70, net gain OF u
Coppers were moderately depressed at
the outset. but rose briskIy after publ
cation OF the annual statement OF the Utah
company, which disclosed enormous gains
IN profits and surplus.
Extreme recessiona Of two to four points
were scored by Bethlehem Steels and Lacka-
wanna Steel u. s. Steel made a slight
gain on tho day. Oils, feathers, fertilizers
and sugars were subject to variable tonden-
cies with numerous minor specisties. most
OF these. however, recording net losses OF
to points.
Rails were strengthened by the news OF
an agreement between the soft coal miners
and their principals Sales. G20 900 shares.
Bonds were again inclined to lose ground.
except internattonals, which held firm on
smaller dealings Total sales. par value.
$3,755,000 In government Issues, Panamas
were q point lower on call
Number OF sales and quotations on lead
Ina utn ,tra
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago, April l7,--wheat prices crashed
down headlong today as much as Hh
because OF Wild selling chiefly the result
OF bushels OF Canadian wheat In the United
States free Of duty The market closed
unsettled ~ 10 l2c net lower, with May
e. sah to s2'2,S and July at sIe.oa% to
Nei u: Corn. lost 4Ac to 5Mc net. oats
&c to 2%c and provisions s2c to si.02.
Violently contrasting conditions faced the
wheat trade AZ the opening 40 compared
when the market had jumped UP f3he
and seemed on the verge of frenxied fur
Their rise because Of threatened scarcity OF
supplies In stead Of dearth q wheat for
immediate delivery and to I'LL May son.
tracts. the prospect had altered so radical
ly over night that indications pointed TO
a possibility OF large shipments to Min
100000 bushels OF Canadian bonded wheat
at Duluth which should prove sufficient to re-
move any existing stringency. In consc-
auenee, It was nearly as difficult TO sell
difficult yesterday to buy.
Collapses In wheat values became greater
in the last hour owing to submarine ru-
mors, peace talk the administration em-
barge bill, and heavy rains
Corn was influenced almost wholly by
the action OF wheat Reports u liken-
hood Of government regulation of hog prices
also aided In carrying down the corn mar
ket Oats weakened with other cereals,
The widening OF the spread between Ca.
madam and American oats was said TO
have stopped the buying of Canadian oats
for European governments,
Active liuuidatng sales by holders formed
the rule In provisions Chances Of federal
control of packing houses gave impetus to
unloading and so o-did the sharp descent
of the corn market,
Cash Prices---wheat: No . red and Nos
and . hard nominal: No. , red. ss.67
Corn: No, . yellow. N.t6h 01.ts; No. 1
yellow, t,A6@itis; No I yellow, si.itd
| i.t7h oats; No, white, SIN q sslsci
| standard, ssS 0F7ohe Rye; No. :, nomi.
nal Barley: N,s0al.5o. Seeds: Tim.
| othy. sL75dSIS: clover, ti2,eodi7 1900, Pro
visions: Pork, $500, lard, s2o.706 1915
| ribs. nominal.
| Butter--Firm. creamery. tiis Gft6c,
| Eggs--Higher, receipts, 1856 cases
firsts, San maSMc; ordinary firsts, s3M Il
3,c: at mark, cases included. 3gef3S
| Potatoes--unchauged; receipts. ~ cars.
Poultry--Aliye. lower. fowls, 2sc; springs
/, ssc
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
sugar Futures Open Irregular, But Rally on
Covering and New Demand.

New York, April i7.-Flour easy: spring
patents, tli,55Wl1.s0: winter patents, S1l.2o
@ll.i5; winter straights, Sl0.S0Ul1.0j. Kan
sas straits, fl2.05p1230. tha
Wheat, spot. irregular; No. 2 hard, S2,b9h
Z. o. b. New York. No. | northern Duluth,
s2.43h; No. /. northern Man. s2.50h T. 0. b..
Now York opening navigation.
Corn, spot, weak; No. yellow, 1851 C. l. Z.
New York.
Oats, spot. easy; standard, 7shc. .,
Enthusiastically; Bogota, 43q44c; Central
American, 43c s.-. ..
Leather-Firm; hemlock flrsts, SIC; Sec
onds, 55e.
'Provisions--Pork, strong: mess, $40. 90:
family, s42.00@4400; short clear. $40. o
i2.00. Beef strong; mess, s26. 00427. 90.
family $1,000 D 31.O0. Lard, weak; middle
west, s21.25U2l.35.
Butter-Firm; receipts, 1850 tubs;
creamery. higher than extras, 47@f7%c;
creamery extras coz score), Ash @46%c;
flrsts, 4564sc; seconds. 43@44hc.
Eggs.-Firm; receipts, 31,2SS cases; fresh
gathered extras. 371ac: fresh gathered stor-
age packed irsts, 36@37c; fresh gathered
frsts, 34h 935Mc.
Cheese-Firm; receipts 1920 boxes; state
fresh specialties, 24A g24hc; state, aver
age run, PAN @25c.
Poultry--Alive, weak: no prices quoted.
Dressed, steady: chickens, 23@Slc; fowls,
2iQ27c; turkeys 1S434c.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18

last loan. "a per cent; closing bid. "a per
cont: offered "A ga per cent.
~ s. Is, reg. ss Int NJ. NJ 5s.. %
'do cOupon.., 9S Kan. c. So, r. SIS IS
~. s. 3s, reg. 30 Louis. & n, u. 20 9il4
'do coupon. ~ NIX. e. Tlst Is 73h
~. S. Is, reg...l06 No. Pac. gen. Is. say
do coupon 4. ..l0e Mont Power S.. 99h
panama Is cpn. 96 N. Y. C. deb 6si07
Am. For. Secs.5s 92A No. Pacific 49,. 90
Am. 7. a. T. c. IS 1914 do 3s....".... SIS
Anglo-French IS 94M Ore. S. l.. r. Is S9A
Armour & Coilss 92a Psc. T. & T. IS. s9h
Atehinson q. IS 90ss Penn, con. 4hs,.10t
Bait d Ohio Is. 81 do gen. AS. o7A
Cen. Leather IS 100 Reading gen. Is. SIX
Cen. Pacific Ist. s5h stL. & ST. a. SIS 6sX
C. 4 o. CIV. 5s,. 80 So. Pacific C. 5s.l00
c., u. 4 q. j. Is 9sh do ref. 4s...., IS
en- " StPg. AIS 9s so. Railway 5s.. ss
C.. r. ]. & p. ris T2& 'Tex. & Pac. list. ssh
Colo a. s. r. ANS s1ta 'Union Pac. As. 95h
ID. Il n. G. r, SIS. G4H 'do cv. 4s,... 9lh
D. OF G. IS 1884 s9is U. S. Rubber IS sSh
Erie gen. 4s.... SO U. s. Steel IS. ,.iO5h
Gen. Electric bs .f05h wabash LIST, 100
'Gt. No LIST AIS s5 'Wt Union AIS %
I'm. Cen. r. 4s.. IS bid
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
Live Stock Prices Drop
When CattIemen Unload

A tendency to unload with accom-
panying depression in prices of all
classes of stock on foot was noted
at the Omaha live stock market this
morning. -.
Approximately $4,000 head of stock
was received and prices in hogs and
sheep divisions shot down steadily
from 10 to IS cents. At noon sheep
had barely begun to sell, but predic-
tons were that there would be a
consistent lowering here also.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
rotaIs ..........s.s57 lb,5st 81


Cattie-Receipts were large today, max
ing the total for the two days 1898 head,
with one exception the largest Of any similar
period for tho year to date, The market
on 4 few choice heavy cattle was steady. as
high as 1890 being paid. The general cat.
tie market, however. was 1ogltc or around
CSC lower for the two days. A few choice
heavy cornfeds and heifers were also steady.
but others were 1o@15c lower. stockers
and feeders were slow to 1o@lbc lower.
Quotations on cattle, Good to choice
beeycs. yii.seQi3,0o; fair to good beeves,
si0.fJViiso; common TO fair beeves. $3.50
aio75 good to choice heIfers. s0.soWloSb;
good to choice cows. ss.75@i0.2S; fair to
GOOD cows, Ss.00Qs.75; common to fair cows.
s5.B0@750: prime feeding steers, $500
1925; good to choice feeders. sS.7S0e.so;
fair to good feeders. ts.oo@S76; common TO
fair feeders. 1915 $500; good to choice
stockers, $500 600; stock heifers, $1,000
AIS; stock cows. ss.orus,2 stock calves.
sseo61o.5o, veal calves, ss.oo@12.eo; beef
bulls, stays. etc. ss.26gs7s; bologna t'iils'
sf50TS,eb
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
Business Man Notes Big
\ Boom Stimulates Omaha

F. S. Knapp, president of the
Omaha Box company, was greatly
impressed with Omaha and its pros
perity when he returned from New
Orleans, where he has been for a
week inspecting lumber mills. 81
noticed" he said, that the two big
daily papers in New Orleans carried
two or more columns of Situations
Wanted all the time, while here Our
papers carry two or more columns
of Help Wanted all the time. There
is just the difference between the &C.
tivity of the two cities"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18

New York, April 1.-THE market for cof-
fee futures was less active today. fluetua-
tons being irregular, There was continued
talk of an import duty and nervousness
1926 and December to $3.50. with the mar
ket closing to 5 points net lower. Sales,
1880. April 1920; May. sS.23; June,
1872 5uls ssi Ag 3d. s sss3 s an
ss.72; Feb, ss.7s; March, $sA
spot-Quict; Rio Is, 1O910Aci Santos IS,
10&c. No fresh offers were reported in the
cost and freight market. The official cables
reported an advance of rs refs at Rio. San
tos spots were 800 reis higher and futures
rs reis higher
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18

New York, April 17-sugar-Raw, hrm;
centrifugal, e,52c; molasses, 5.s4c. Refined.
firm; fine graduated. 760c @ s.26c. Futures
opened irregular, but later rallied on COW
ering and renewed demand from trade in
terests. At noon prices were 1@4 points
higher.
Heavy liquidation depressed the list in
the late trading. The clo.ing was steady
and 4@11 points lower. Sales, 1890 tons.
May, s5.49; July, $3.50; Sept, 1857.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18

St. Joseph Mo-, April 17-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500 head; market steady to 15c
lower; steers, s9.5O@12.60; cows and heifers,
s5.5O@11.06; calves, s6.00@11G5.
Hogs-Receipts, 9.S0o head; market 100
15c lower; top, $500; bulk of sales, $3.50
916.S5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $500 head;
market steady; lamL-. slb.00615.75; ewes,
$I2.0O@13o0 .r-
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18

New York, April 17--Cotton--Futures
opened barely steady; May. 2o.1sc; July,
1910; October 1850; December, 1S.slc;
January, 1850.
Cotton futures closed steady; May, 10000;
euly, 1850; October, 1860; December.
1890; January, 1s75c. Spot, quiet;
mlddling. 2s.50c.
The cotton market closed steady net 10
points lower to points higher.
Liverpool, April 17.--Cotton-Spot, weak;
good middling, 12.S2c; middliny 12.72c; low
middling, 1254c. Sales, 1000 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
cARLor RECEIPTS


wheat--sample hard winter: car.
$3.50. No. 3 spring: 1 car. s2.is 3-6 car,
s242. No. . mixed: 2-5 car. S2.27
corn-No. Q white: / car. s1.4sh; Q cars,
slie., No. . white: cars, si,t9 No. 2
yellow. / car, sl.4is; : cars, may. No.
q yellow: 8 cars, s1i4; car. 81 "a; / car,
al42. No. / mixed. car. st.44h. No. .
mixed: cars, si44h; 1 car, sl.4s. No. .
mixed: car, tl.4th; cars. sI.44; cars,
s143. No. 4 mixed; ! car, &1.4ih Sam
pie mixed: 1 car. Si.4is.
Oats--No white: l car, zoe. No. 3
white: l car tshippcrs' weights). Tohc; )
cars. zoe. No. I white: / car. cove. SAM
pie white: ! car, sec.
Omaha Cash Prices--Wheat: No. hard,
$2.450250: No. . hard, s243d2.t9 No. 4
hard, $240@2.4S: No. spring, s1.44W250;
No. 3 spring, s2.42Q2.4S. Corn; No. 2 white,
$1.4e 1i49M; No, Q white, SLASH % .4e;
No. 1 white. si.4s@f.4sh; No. s white
s1.47h @i.4s; No. white, @&1.4G6147; No
yellow, si.4th @L4tx; No. Q yellow, S1.42
dLi4; No. ( yellow, s1.4291,43; No, 6 yol-
low. s1.i2@iI2It No. 6 yellow, si42h@
Ia; No. . mixed, si.4sh 9L44h: No. q
mixed, s1.t2h @i.4th No. mixed, s1,4i
gL4ah; No. mixed, si.4iGl.iS: No. 6
mixed. n.41@L42 Oats; No. . white, 700
,ohe; standard, 70@70Ac: No. white
Gea @Tohe; No. ( white, 6ah 96shc. Bar
Icy: Mating, sl.23@1.3t; No. / feed, S1.16
ai.ss. Rye: No. .. sl,soGis2; No. .. s1.7s
4i,si.
Tocni ran0e ~ optio,..
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
Kansas City Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo-, April 17.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts. $500 head; market steady; prime
fed steers. $1225813.Oo; dressed beef steers
$9.50@12,00: western steers. s9.50@1275:
cows. $6.50910,5O; heifers, ss,00911.5O;
stockers and feeders, ss.00611.0O; bulls,
$3.50 q 1000 calves, IS. 00p13
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head: market
lower; bulk, $15.40@16.0o; heavy. $4,000
1910; packers and butchers, sI5.e5@1s05;
light, $15.00@1S.75; pigs, s13O0914.75.e
Sheep-Reoeipts, 5000 head: marke,
steady: lambs, s12.25@15.60; yearlings
s13.00@14.25; wethers, s12.0o@13.25; ewes
sIl.00@l3.00
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
Federal Shipping Board
Forms Emergency Company

Washington, April 1.-THE United
States shipping board emergency
feet corporation was incorporated
here today with capital of $50,OOO,-
900. All its officers and directors are
members or employees of the federal
shipping board and Major General
G. w. Goethals will be general mana
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
sioux city Live Stock Market.

Sioux City, Ia, April 17.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 2,200 head; market, killers steady,
s1l.O0@19.5o; butchers. ss.5oq11.Oo; fat
cows and heifers, $500 1850: Gamers.
S5.50a7.s0: stockers and feeders, 1880
1925; calves. s75o9s.75; bulls. stays, etc,
$L0O49.T5; feeding COWS and heifers, $500
Qs,25. .Ea
zoe lower; light, H5.25915.40: mixed, s15.4O
@15.50; heavy, $1555@15.75; pigs, s11,50@
1850; bulk Of sales, si5.40G15.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 200 head;
market steady; yearlings. $12.o0@1S.5O:
wethers, $11.5od12b0; ewes, sl0.506l2.25;
lambs, Sl3.50415.5O.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18

u. Louis. No.. April i7.---cattie--Re-
seipss. 300 head; market lower; native I've
hslfers, ts.5oQi2.oo; cows. 3s.oe0li.oo;
stcckers and feeders. se.eoa1o.i6; prime
southern beef steers, ss,codii.5o; beef cows
and heifers. N.2s@s.eo. prime yearlins
steers and heifers. s7.5o@io.oo; native
calves. st6.oe@i4oo.
Hogs--Receipts. 1900 head; marker
lower; lights. tis.5esf1s1o; pigs si27s@
1850; mixed and butcher. sisoS@is.25:
good heavy. sie.sogie.2S; bulk, si5.soG
1870.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. t.3oo head;
market steady; lambs, Toe 10 i5c lower;
lambs. si3oU6is. ewes. ts.so6i2.ab;
yearlinEs, f12.75@ils5: clipped lambs
tis.oe0iaoo.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
K.n.a. cliy o.en.rnI MARKED.

Kansas Guy, April II --Wheat--No. :
hard, t2.55@2et. No, red, $3.50 go
May, s2,2i; July. u.ssGfssS.
corn--No, mixed, n.tsaiG; No, .
white. sl4s@Lboh; No. : yellow. sl.a7u
1 41h; May. u.tiS; Fully, si,st%.
oats--No. white. TsA G7shc; No.
mixed. 7id7sc.
Butter-creamery, t7c: frsts, &c; sec
onds. +3c; packing, s6c.
Eggs-Firsts. 3tc.
Poultry--Hsns, aye; ROSTERS, isHc; tur
keys, 2sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18

New York, April 7.-MetsIs--Lead, firm
ta.621a asked, Spelter, easy spot east St.
Louis delivery, 9.62h asked. Copper, quiet;
olectrolytic, spot and second quarter, $4,000
G32.0O. nominal; third quarter, $4,000
1000 Iron. steady and unchanged. Tin,
steady: spot, $4,000 5000.
Al London Spot copper. f135; futures.
1874 los; electrolytlc. El47. Spot tin. f2l7
i5s; futures, f2ls. Lead. $50 los. spelter, f55.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.

New York, April 17.--Evaporated Apples
Market firm: fancy. 11@l2c; choice, loo;
Dried Fruits-Prunes, firm; CALIFORNIA;,
oA@ll%c; oregons. 10A @10hc; Apricots,
scarce and nominal; fancy, 22c. Peaches
firm; choice, SIC; xerta choice, SIC; fancy,
gXc. Raisins, steady; loose Muscatels, SO
Toe. choice to fancy, seeded, SIS @9&c; seed
less, 11@12c; London layers, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18


Hogs--There was another liberal run OF
nogs here this morning. Yesterdays sup
ply overran estimates more than 1000 head.
and at midforcnoon today II looked as
though tho early estimate Of sis cars, or
1890 head, would prove low whom every
thing got In. The total for the two days
Il the largest In three weeks, amounting to
1850 head. rs compared with 1916 last
week, isiis two weeks ago. and 2s,sS a
year ago
The hog trade was slow all the way
through. Some early shipper sales were
steady. but late shipper purchases were
mainly 6aioc ic.Ier. Packers first bids
were soc lower. but they eventually bought
the bulk OF their hogs at prices that were
not over lo@16c lower, On the close the
market went back TO the basis Of early
offerings and a good many sales were made
soc lower. Generally the trade Was mostly
i5c lower. the bulk going at si6.SS@ib.ss
and tops reaching 1880. Far tho two days
prices averaged CSC lower.
n. prcsentatiy sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
Oil and Rosin.

Savannah, Ca, April 17.--Turpentine-
Firm, Acc; sales, 80 bills: receipts, 1888;
shipments. 153; stock, 9,437.
Rosin-Firm; sales, 100 bbls.: receipts,
539; shipments, 1898. stock, 9s,s9T. Quote
ABB. C. d. E and r. $3.50; G. 1855; II,
$3.50: I, $685. X, $40: NJ. 1915; N, $3.50
$3.50; VIC and WV, 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18

northern. ss.aih as.5sh; No. northern.
s2.2sh @2.3sA,
Corn--No. yellow, slfO@I.i2
oats-No white, CO.. G67i7c.
Flax Seed-s3l9A a3.2Gil.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
st. Louis Grain Market.

St. Louis. 4ptil 17.-wheat-No. ? red
and No. hard, nominal; May, s2.42h !;
July, f1ssA
Corn--No ., $3.50; No white, sl.57;
May, s1,42A; July, S1.S5%,
oats-No. 2, 71G7lHc; No. white nom
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
Dry Goods Market.

New York, April 1.-THE government
continued to buy quantities of twills and
cotton duck today. Yarns and cloths were
generally quieter. Silks were quiet and
easy and burlaps firmer,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18

ger The corporations first work will
be the building of the great feet OF
wooden ships to carry American sup
plies to the allies.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18

Minneapolis, MINI. April 17-Flour-un-
changed.
Barley-si.15@1,I.
Rye-sl.s3@1.9i
Bran--sss. 90 $4,000.
Wheat--May, s2,1s% @21sH; July, s2.os
Cash: No. hard, s2.40N @2.43h; No. l
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
Wireless Messages to
Ships at Sea Cut Off

Boston, Mass, April l7.-Naval au-
thorities announced here today that
until further notice no commercial
messages would be handled in the
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Choice Heavy Beeves Steady
and Others Ten to Fifteen
Lower-Sheep Weak.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN OFF


Receipts and disposition Of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, Omaha, for twenty
foar hours ending at o'clock yesterday:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18
Live Stock in Sight.

Receipts of live stock at the five principal
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-18

First naval district between ships at
sea and shore radio stations, Wire
less apparatus of all ships entering,
ports in this district will be sealed
while the vessels are in port.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-03

prtuai protest against wickedness---
aud moreover. this IL the protest Of
the bible. LET the wicked foraake
his way"
cnivcrsai peace aud good will can
come to the world only when the
wicked forsakcs bis way. Lust and
selhshncss. and the brood of Vices
have blocked tho way OF progress In
science. art. invention. discovery.
commerce. government and moral re-
forms for six thousand years. They
have sent races and civilization the
downward way of DEGRADATION aud
obiivion through oppression. slavery
and war. What wonder. then. that
twrnty.nyc million people In this re-
public have banded thcmsrlvcs In the
church. with the avowcd purpose Of
iha better keeping Gods high moral
law. and battling against wicked.
ncss' What wonder then. that >O0..
900 schools assemble tho children and
youth 10 kindlc the torch Of reason
and arm them with knowledge. for
the war upcn evil that waits to do.
stroy thcm' Reason and conscience.
tho church and school constantly pro-
test against evil In thought and life
and this also h the cry OF the Bible:
Let the wicked forsake bis way"
Bob Ingersoi. Tom Paine. and the
horde Of enemies OF the Bible were In.
debted to the Bible for every moral
principal thcy ever advocated. and the
christian environment which shell
tcred thcm. Aud some even today
smite tho hand that feeds them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-03
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-03
"1he Demand Of Reason
and God"
Isev. 0~Wsre u. llssWsts
N. ". Church

/, :. N, wicked foraaks his way. "
-. ~ !. the demand of the nibis upon
M ~ M, sha, do you care about the
r,s,., This reminds me OF the
".., man who one DAY In .
.,"IAorlus TOW u. undertook 70 show
.. ~, /. nothing In re,isiea OF the
~. I never argue With . drushsn
-. ,or le 1. not In bis right hlnd,
~. !. / looked the nan aver. u oe-
...,.A 20 INC ,ha, . man 70 BIC . TOO,
!. a rulu his health. snd 6ody. and
-,.l and reputation. and credit. and
.A.,se,sr by nl,lns hls hide With
s....-- vii, never BE- wise eaoweh 70
s...,oy chrIa,iaai,y OF The nisss.
~ bible csai,s virtae aal places
. .se,u,um upon eoodassa. an q.
..s.e,s vice and wross svssywhsss
- n everybody. u Gtvss 70 tie
.eI,.ae IDEALS of pcrsoaal character.
4 sivss w The best rules of peseoaal
ssslue,. !. and comfort 10 The sesrow.
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H.nas origin. duty. as1 desllay
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- as1 man that II ioua1 saywhsre
/. hsnas thou sht OF literature. TIE