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New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Financial liens

m" IewNlry Novelty Manufacturing As
SPg1al,on Idpl'', w'l nc ho'd -, m'eins in the
."rH''na' Sales building on January %
ForNien Delegates tn the second Fan
american Financial Congress vhirb he q
Nill he given dinner by tho Pan Amer
,can ,,. Society Of he tinted states at the
w Waleorf- Astoria Tuesday night
About go lnanufacturers of toys are
AT the annual New York toy rsi, vb,cl,
'1,, MIL @nan Ton.n on FenTuary ana continue
hotols About 2oo Of thr cxhihits Mi
neadnar,o,s WIZ ',H' h. lhnsgta' sb,Is,,a whS's
iubroom for the use of toy buyers NJ
tod un
,..ars rla0s 5. "Tg under way according to ru-
OF an association ef cloak and suit man
niSotnr"rs who VIII make pile fabric gar
@nis chiefly for III" johbinr and mail
g sa'a. VIII not conflict Vim tho COAX
Suit nnd Skirt Manufacturing Protecti,e
e,,t, SSn'',aI,9 !, Ion or The American Cloak and
"NlSting trade bodies N tho won,en's outer
garment producing field
- r. Morgan & co. announce to hcl.,crs
Of trust roccir-s for lnitcd Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ir~lsnd s-year s,, per
cent convert ihla notes and n-vesr y per
INT conVertihlN bonds. that as IN, GeY
'N'''Ne notes aud bonds Of the above ISSUE
Nlll not he ready for delivery until IN or
d" bout March Il 100 Tive three months
interest due February l. laeO. Viii be paid
ny j t. Morgan & Co IN New York
hrcNol Co. in rhiiadolphia, or by their
'S"f'N 'n Host ON. National SHAY winui Rank
or thHlt agents IN chicago, Harris Trust
and savings Rank, upon rresrn,ation or
! !. Morgan a. co. trust receipts hereto
tore d"liN"rod for Endorsement OF each
pa N,nont thNrecn
FOREIGN branches of the National City
RsnN Of New York now number fftv
thirty ~" OF Witch have heen opened
"'ncr the beg lnrinE ~ lH'o Tho newest
h'an~h 'f tho hank "a located ut Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK Of the CITY Of new YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at 4.
meeting Of the shareholders OF The Mer-
chant> National Bank of the CITY o' New
York. held on January 49, 1920. ii vas
voted that the aid Bank go into iquide'
Non and be closed and dissolved
All holders OF notes and other creditors
or said Banking Association are herenf
no'i'ed - present such notes and oihN'
CLAIMS against tho Association for pa
ment AT its Banking House. Number =
Wall Street. New York CITY. until Fsbrn
arr 2>. 1e20. and thereafter 10 its liooi-
dating agent. the President and Director.
81 tho Manhattan Company. at Number I"
" III Street. New York CITY
BY order OF the Board of Directors
q. F.. PAINTER. Cashier
Dated New York. JanuarN lS. 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Still High Grade Investment

about American Light and Tracticn at the the,
present timey owned some once bought
it al 2S5 and after receiving dvidcnds
amounting from J. 10 is per cent on in
vestment according 10 market price Of
fractional warrants) sold out al Alo 1t is
now so much lower that ! wonder if there
is any danger Of its disseminating the stock
dividends understand it has no bonded
Indebtedness. Is that so? And what do
you think of If investment Also.
what ABOUT BROOKLYN Edison as an invest
Answer Almost all public utility
securities have felt the effects of high
operating costs without CORES spending
increase in rates. American Light and
September 80, 1919, an amount equal
to l2.3S per cent on the S24. .436 200
common stock. against 1914 per cent
for the year previous. These earnings
have run as high as 27.79 per cent dur
NC the last ten years. Stock dividends
OF 10 per cent per annum are dis
trlbutcd to common stockholders,
which accounts for a good part of the
decreased earnings share. The profit
and loss surplus on September 80 was
Sl0.576,261. Stock dividends arc de-
Quoted from profit and loss surplus
each year. Present earnings do not
appear TO suggest any reason for the
discontinuance of stock dividends The
company has no funded debt There
is outstanding $li.236 500 of & per cent
cumulative preferred stock We should
say the stock is not a high grade in
vcstmen' The last report OF Brook
lvn Edison was for the year 1918.
This showed 92S per cent on tho SIT
PSF, 600 capital stock. Dividends arc
paid at the rate Of s per cent. The
margin over dividends has not been
great enough for the last few years
to warrant tho stock being given high
Investment rating The report for 1919
should be forthcoming soon. Much
can be learncd from H.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Safe, but Bear Watching

Question: note YOU never recommend
Hcthlchon Stce per cent preferred stock
as an Investment. Isn't thi. stock nil rivh, .
"A | hold some shares OF this AZ nm invest.
rncn' am Interested. A. there arc three
junloy ssurs behind II, and all paying divi-
hrnda. Il seems 10 rnr 'hc per cent IL a.,
'crtionnliv veil secured Don't you think
~ 1i-r y rn-l c-leio lonh- 40 lAln.nAi II.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK Of the CITY Of NEW YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN f,sf q a
meeting . ihe shareholders cf The Me-
ohants \stional Hsnh of The CIV ~ "
orh. held on january -, 1870. II was
determined II lake surh proceedings a.
iHay be re- essary OF convenient 70 -
eaDi@e this Banalng Association as an IN
corporatei han. Of che Sista o, NT~
York by - nAn.e of The Merchants Bann
of the city Of New YorA. and also ina,
when this Bank sh4n have been orSsni1'i
a. an incorporated hank OF the state 81
New York proceedings be taken to merge
II with the President and Directors OF tne
Manhattan CoMpan,
By order O. ne Board - Directors
q. r. PAINTER. Cashier
DRied NV ! ,lA- .lanuaiN IL 1870
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Connecticut Bond Offering

Esta abrook e. Company and pemics.
Hodges {, Company are offering $500
600 State Of Connecticut per cent
bonds, due July /. 1896. al o. ard in
terest. al which price they yield A.
per cent. They are in coupon form and
may be registered al the option fthe
purchaser
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

-
NOTICE Is horehv given that the Ann.
NNeir ms of The stockholders " k\cN hA {.
cMPNNN INCORPORATED VIII - Ne =
~ the oFi,r or The corporation. No tSe FIJI N
Avenue. Po-ough of Manhattan. NrN No'.
CITY. :. Y. on The @ri day of teNrus
iaS' - - O'Clock noon. fnf he esc' ION @.
n'rNcto~s for tho ensuing Near. ard 'of 'pr
'rarsacf ion or such other business a. ma.
properly somS hcfors the meet NIX
Transfer Rocks for 'he irarsfcr N' -
classes of stock viii c'Ns~ ~ = - c'N'c
r NJ on January 10. 1890 and VIII open
February :. ioac AZ IN o'clock
EHAyrr> Wl1HTE FILL.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

II sells for about sS5. or SIS per cent.
on see. then. that Fisk really sells
h'gner, II pays no dividends. although
a disbursement is expected before
long
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Railroads

- Pos 4 Albany 1926 1926 1os los
Boston Elcv.. 50 Sd 6A CT
Bosron Nc S2a. &27. So. a2',
DO lst pr G 0A14 c., G.A. GAr,
22a \ II & H. 2s's 261s 96is 2Gis
Is West END .... A. A. ia a.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

49,, BIZ ASKED BID. A-hed
Ell1 Hawk. Is Mex Metals 10
li"heniia J.. - Mid Moss So %
l'os & Mon 20 100 Moi Tuue...l 10
Calavcras ..a a"c -. Monarch 81 Ns
Champion e.. Nll !. 4 IT,, 10
'hei Con-. -, > NeV Doug II j
con 'oppr. IT, New Baltic.
Crown I,es3a - NiNon la -
ponbigh so 80 pnoudaea ~
Eagle BB -16 "a Orpheum CSC ssi.
Fortuna 49,. . fpilsrinl Ss 4.
Iiadsden &C.,. IS y Pioneer SO -
li"Ma .--..l' !, Ranger Pet -
Huughion .7Dc Rainier 20 So
Iron Bloss-. 90 40 Seven Met =
Iron Cap...ll y. II W Nj T H. 49,
Jerome Nrd so revana ss to
"A KOS" ..,|9 80 1 Norde ESQ 60.
Majestic LIS :" Yukon ..... IS ~.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
delphi;
Bonds

sFWUH IA INWIn q - - - N
l"nn iQult Illum 5s1Ni ln1 rul ,ni
l"oo l. cor inc IS Gn 90 So cn
l"oN l"o l,eh i'as eoi. 9ol. ool. ao1.
lonn ihll Go Isl 5s 700 100 roo 100
1000 I'hil f.loc is 49, ,5t 7.1 ,--l
1000 phil III lsl IS aoS, Nos. ro,' a0l
2OVo N,Is = U rs. M. 0NL.. ~ o.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Toronto

Adanac .. l>onra "t'' AsA
r,, - ate Shohe | 10 %
p' McIntNro ... , 90 II
''b ON. 80 ; T., NJ G OF can 90 {. 70
'onitsAs ms sl5 Iro,orsnn 80 -
Grown Res - AG Nrorc Crown o-r %
ia aNiusnn 20 - lrnrc INN
Dome ENt..1l - Pare r,sd
Dome Mln.lsrs - Frost T. II
Dome I.ake1s II rl, uuvhosls
Gold R~of 80 = Tcn,lal,r,r ,s "a
Gf North AZ a., I'm I.rist q,
HarPraNoa A. W,n,.ruso "a
llu'lirrc, -, N,-, i,,,.,.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Pittshuryl, 7

- Nn w Mich rs l4s lee igs
l't3 Arkansas Gas 81, so', e. ael.
'pV 'farnsdaN corp 49,. +oN. - "a
- Carlo hydro. %. 2s -, 81.
10 do pr 10000. g.. -
to3 CufoN Iiil ss1s 33i as
hle Kay 60 Gas In l7-s -
1870 Msriand Ref. ~, s..
zoe Mfrs T. ys II IS, 5s,. 5.a
20 'hi" Fuel sup. .ap1 ,oa. a. 4o,'
$50 Pitts Brewing g.. - .
40 i'itts cont pr ."
hnn hi's Jerome T..
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Detroit

l100 I00 ',7,, '.oIom hIa SNg ~. ~ IN. ~,
- Detroit Edisonllg lle 10
~ iord Of Can..f5o t2o 49o 80
1on ,on lch mlch Sugar l2'. ~. l2l. l2l.
~" iackard NJ g.. 2sl. esl% - IS
.nn :, ~, - F.. 20 y 2b = 2bi,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Bonds
Boston Curb

$1,000 Swift & 60 IS a2l. ee'. o2f4 a244
loooo Nentura s....Ioo $50 l5o loo
lNnN " est Icl 1s... 6
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

n" 1ewNlry Novelty Manufacturing As
SOC So, a,ion VIII hold a meeting in the au-
lun on the f'th Hoor Of tho Rueh
Terminal Sales building on .Tanuarv %
Al p. m 80
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

Foreign branches or the National CIV
hsnl' OF New York now number fftv.
thirty i've OF witch have heen orcnn,
F'nrr the beg inrinE of lN'o Tho newest
h'anrh ~ tho hank "a located vt Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
K>oN u>r COMPANY. INCORPORATED.

q. 4. PAINTER. Cashier
Dated NNw f,lh. January Is 1870.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-02
Go to The Bazaar-The Busy Store.

Wanted-A girl at Hotel Warren.
John Deere Manure Spreaders at W.
F. Powell & Co.
There will be dance at Angus
Thursday. June Bird. Music by Ander-
sons Orchestra.
G. G. Gustafson and NJ o. Germund-
son, of Nelson Park township, were
Warren visitors Saturday. =,
49, CT I. svenning. Of Wolforl. \. D.. az
rived Tuesday fora visit at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. n. i. Berget.
=. Get more miles out of that old tire.
Bring it in and have it vulcanized:-
Warren Auto Co., Tire Repair Dept
, DR.. II. C. Bake returned Saturday
from Grand Forks. where he took the
second degree leading up to the
''ShrilerS"
Arnold LaRoche returned Tuesday
morning from Crookston and Bemidji
where he visited with friends and rela-
tives for a few days.
Low Cloverleaf, Litchfeld, Slough
ton, and Goth Century Manure Spread
ers-a very good combination to select
from. Sold by Lundgrelp, Wittensten s
| Co.
| Misses Ebba Lundgren and Ann;
Swanson and Mrs. Karl Void spen
Tuesday at Winnipeg. taking in the
sights at that city, which they had no
visited before.
! Henry Ford's vision Of a Fordsol
tractor on every farm will soon be full
filled. Real merit always wins. NJ
Ewonder everybody is talking Fordson.-
w. F. Powell & Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-02
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

For the next 30 days or the month
Of June, we will sell for cash, Prison
Standard Irvine for 1411s cents is
factory price plus freight. Irvine
ready to be delivered now or whenever
YOU want it before harvest. Other
grades of twine at corresponding prices.
Call early and make arrangements
while it lasts.-Lundgren, Wittensten
& Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-02
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

During the months of June, July and
August, the following Offices at the Mar
shall County Court House will be
closed on Saturday afternoons:
County Auditor.
County Treasurer.
-..,., Clerk of Court.
Register of Deeds.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-02

Do not go on without a home We
have them fore SALE Inquire at the
office of the Warren Building and Loan
Association
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-02

SMALL PIGS FOR SALE-We have
Is small pigs for sale, 4 to weeks Old.
at $4,OO to- $500 apiece-Levine Bros.
FOR SALE-Good Liberty Millet seed.
5 cents pound.--Henry MyrtielA.
FOR SALE-Majestic steel range il,
excellent condition. Phone SO. ',
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-02
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS

SEED POTATOES FOR SALE-We
have about so bushels Of seed potatoes
for sale at 1926 per bushel:-Levine
Bros
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-02
l K
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

II you go away ON a visit your
friends will be Interested I'm know
ing about 1T. Call 3S-The Sheaf-
and give us the facts. @e
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
l9M METHODISTS
CAMP MEETING TO
START THIS WEEK

ne Free Methodist church 10
spafins to hold camp meetings,
S@nins Thursday. July Is and
lung over Sunday. July Is, In
gewood park on Forty-fourth
set between Tenth and Four
m avenues. The meetings will
= charge Of District Elder T. A.
1ley Of Peoria, and he will b As
e BY Rev. G. w. Griflith Of
sa0so. There will be no admit
~ lee Tent space will be fur
- free to anyone desiring to
On the ground. and board and
as on the grounds will be sup
people in transit. A cordial
uuon u extended to the public
susnd. There will DO eight
eee . day, beginning ct {
3. u The morning. The SEIZED
lie following open service:
s:eo-lsmily service.
y:so-Love feaax,
!e:S-PreachinR.
1Children's service.
Eso-Prsaching.
Wsv-Young peoples service.
s'W-EvAngelisic service.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
For Prayer to Be
Answered

70 the vlI Il cod. Praying a
His nane" = not Z phrase q tho
lips. but m incarnation. X - 0ltdpt
IN Ne. and " words ABIDE n -
- shall ask Whist - VIII aAd y
shAll b done unto yoa4"
Fur prayer to b answered, e
must b bold. It must stUfn
hsavsn with confidence. Il nnsk
trsat the Almighty - though ~
had he resources OF real God. e
= not bfavado, bat courage that .
needed, and the kind Of courage
that moves out on fAith. True nth
u always . bit reckless. Il pluA9ess
II takes big risks. Il ventures al
on God. Prayer IL bold when II u
backed up in real life. Let . man
conduct his business - II God
were going to answer his prayer.
For prayer to be answered. It
must b Persevering. Nobody likes
! long prayers. But when IL Z
prayer long? It II long when It
seems long. Any prayer that seems
long 10 long. Prayers seem long
when they are merely said, when
they are q performance and not an
experience. When prayer is . soul
in action, time is lost sight Of.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Argus Files of 1895

Mrs. c. L. Eastman is attending
the convention OF the national
Teachers association at Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mosenfelder and
two children left yesterday for At
lantic City, N. j.. for a two-weeks'
stay at the beach.
July 9-The Davenport mile
track races opened today and will
continue tomorrow, Thursday and
Friday.
Contractor Larkin Is proceeding
rapidly with the foundation OF the
new Rock Island county court
house.
The Central Presbyterian Sunday
school class is having an outing at
Black Hawk Watch Tower today.
The temporary one-story frame
school building on Fourteenth ave-
nue., between Thirty-sixth and Thir-
ty-seventh streets, is to be cpmplet-
ed by Aug. 20, according to the
agreement to be entered into with
John Konosky, who was awarded
the contract at special meeting
Of the board Of education last night.
July 10-The school directors re-
organized the board of education
after sine die adjournment last
evening, and elected F. E. Rob-
bins president and C. B. Marshall
clerk for the ensuing year.
The Davenport mile track CD.
ened its summer season yester.
day afternoon and the outcome was
some great lowering of records
For instance the 2:35 race was
won in 2:1S: the 2::40 in 2:23h, AND
another 2:40 race in 2:2OA.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
A pRkYR ron
LOCAL ARTISTS
AND NUHrClA1gS

Nh TH~. 80 -. ~.
,,.s.ss,r. 60 - ~ .ss
Sis.s ~. n. ~ "a 49,.
~ .iaaasr 49, Hs.rts ~. r-S,ss
ma thst Sr.c ~ No. x :.
NAV fsei . thrili - nv .,s..,.s
~ rvher - ~. 49,, "a ~
80 ~. - .~s .scrsh.. ~ s.hsls.
,;r~ c",r = IL rs,r,ors ana 1. ~ -
fair
we psse !nee lol oer ofotne1s,
me nastsr q Iotm sna Color ma
ouuu: NO uAse NwcI 70 en'ocA
LOT u .ne vasssr epScss o. pas,
s.ons We Iesolcs ~ snclE snts ~
pay inee 70 ~ oM I.on my
temptAeions wnlcn Deset teelf
powe oavo tnem 1 ,Iom tne als-
oI1 seme .x "a . so.nsu saS
anu irVM INC ssnty inst teeus On
cneap applsusc, IRON inc snare O
tne sensee my ltO me oaIA
pnaneo"s mat haunt inc listening
SOU.
Let them not satisfy their hunger
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10

to requite the wonderful love of
his friend. His immortal elegy is
an eloquent expression of his feel
ings:
oh Jonathan. on thy high places
thou vast slain!
l am distressed for thee, nv BROTH
er Jonathan.
Pleasant hast thou been to me ex-
ceedingly!
Wonderful was thy love to me,
passing the love Of women.
How are the mighty fallen!
And persisted the weapons of
war;"
Dear : Stanley has suggested an
interesting inference with refer
ence to this song: "And the prob
able mode Of the preservation Of
David's elegy adds another stroke
OF pathos to the elegy itself. Jona-
than was distinguished as the
mighty archer Of the aycher tribe
To introduce this favorite. weapon
Of his friend into his own less apt
tribe Of Judah. was David's tribute
to Jcnathan1 memory. HE bade
them teach the children Of Judah
tho bow" and whilst they were &C
taught they sang "ths song Of The
bow-'the bow which mover turn.
ed back from the slain" By these
young soldiers Of Judah this sons
was handed on from generation t
generation. till It landed safe q
last In the sacred books, to be On.
Affirmed for ever - the monumen,
OF the friendship Of David and
Jonsthan."
Years after the death Of iona.
than. when David had become thu
trich and powerful king Of Israel
surrounded By svsry luxury and
admired hy . happy and united
people he diligently sought out thu
last remaining member Of IN,
fallen royal family. tho crippled
HeDhiboahelh, whom be clothed n
royal gnfmsnts, end fed ct tn
royal tAbls. With Ill he tender
n6as q I iltAse = ! fAysrite ron
20 gr61k ~ ~ lose . JanAthan
11E. u. @. o0IlEVHM
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10

Marion, Ohio.-Warren G. Hard
ing opened his "front-porch cam
paign" for the presidency on July
s, the day OF his arrival, with an
address to citizens Of Marion who
welcomed him home. These exclu-
sive photographs by Staff Photogra-
pher Bob Dorman. tell the story
Above, q view of the crowd listen
ing to Harding's speech. Arrow
points to Harding. Left, a closeup
Of Harding speaking from the front
porch OF his home. Here he ex-
poets to deliver his important cam
paign addresses. Right, DR.. C. j
Nichols, former Republican mayor
Of Marion, listening to the speech
Nichols and Harding have never
wholly "jibed' in local politics. bu,
Nichols IL for Harding this time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10

ical conditions, and the tremen-
dous changes which have taken
Place in the last few years. An
earlier book by Mrs. Roe. China
a. l Saw It," portrays very inter-
estingly the impressions received
BY the author in her first visit to
China when the boy-emperor. the
last of the Manchu dynasty, ruled
the destinies of the people in the
oldest empire of the world. '2
paris Sees 1t Through" DorAn),
. collection Of Impressions of post
war Paris, by H. Pearl Adam, gives
q lurid account Of the effect OF the
war on the French chauffeur.
"He must be coddled," she writes.
'-and considered, as never was q
belle coddled and considered at her
first ball. Above all. he will not
be hauled over the Goals for his
reckless driving. The nervous
| should walk and never, never cross
the road. The French chauffeur.
never lacking in dash, and now
| E8lucE UOACu Wy tAo C0CAACoo ~
driving along roads undivefsified
by shell holes, has been further
stimulated by the American driver.
And those who have driven behind
American chauffeurs and have felt
the hot breath Of omnibusses in
their left ear while hungry l0rries
grasped at their right and tram
ways fruitlessly tried to bar the
way, know that those who have
lbeen stimulated by the American
driver are three degrees less safe
than il they had been drunk. Tho
Paris traffic today is q mill-race, q
railway accident and . cinema
drama rolled together and several
: times multiplied"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10

said: Saul hath slain his thous-
ands, and David his ten thousands. +"
The king became jealous. Jeal-
ousy grew to hatred, and hatred
sought the life of David.
The bonds of Jonathan's love
stood the test Of loyalty to his
father and fidelity to his friend.
David proposed q plan by which
they might find out surely what
Saurs intentions towards him
were. He would absent himself
from q sacred feast, which would
BE- construed as . daring affront to
the king. And Jonathan would OBJ
serve his fathers treatment of the
matter and report to David at a
pre-arranged secret meeting.
On the first day OF the feast Saul
did not mention David's absence.
The second day he inquired. JON
athan attempted to excuse the alb
sence, but the king was enraged
After violently accusing Jonathan
Of completely with David. he ex-
claimed:
"Now send and fetch him unto
me, for he shall surely die"
But Jonathan replied: Where.
fore shall he be slain; what hath
he done!"
And Saul cast his javelin at him
to smite him.
At their secret meeting in the
1eld BY the stone of Excl Jonathan
tells David Of his fathers inten.
tons, confirming what David al
ready was sure Of. The meeting
was IN affecting scene Of love and
mutual pledges Of faithfulness
whom they separate. Jonathan t
fcturn to his fathers house, and
David : fugitive from the fierce
hatred Of Saul.
Once again they meet. David Il
hard pressed By Saul and has DEF
to + mountain IN the wilderness o
Ziph. Jonathan seeks him out. re
frsshs1 and sncoirages him. and
together they renew their covenant
TAoy meet no more.
In battle With the PhiIlStines .
NJ Gilboa, Jonathan u slain and
The, md king tAks1 bis own lifA
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Fur prayer to b answered. it
mast b made according to the win
Of God. Until made thus, God II not
recognised ~ ! rod God. II
knew b6et6r than Cid what I ought
70 have. He and should change
places. Hi throne belongs to me,
and ny cl6istaf 10 Him. But pray
q y not . scheme to make God
chanse His mind, but : recognition
u The iAet that His thought 4
hawkes. and His Wy perfect.
Prayer 70 mol overcoming Gods re-
luctaacA bat laying hold Of Hia
willingness.
How can God answer . prayes
that contradicts His viii? HI
cannot deny Himself. How then
can I pray according to His Wilt
I can netef BE- 6ufe Of Il unless
am living His life. This Il the
prizes one must pay. Why should
one expect God to place His powell
at his disposal when there II nc
guarantee that he will not use thii
power against 0od? This 10 thu
essence Of faith-a life surrendered