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"When ho His message had to send
down through a mortgaged roof.
And that is why it seemed to me He'd
richest blessings send
Each week on that prayer meeting
that mother used to 'tend. ""
I've listened to philosophers discuss
with learning great
Tho "Whichness of the Whyfore,"
and talk on "The Social State."
I've heard them carefully expound
some abtruseproblem vexed,
But "Jesus and Him Crucified' seems
a forgotten text.
And so I have made up my mind to
start a new campaign
To get the preachers to begin to
preach of Christ again;
And as the Quickest way I know to
gain the needed end
I'm going to start prayer meetings
like mother used to 'tend.
will loan his government $40,000,
000 to pay off its national debt.
Leonard Johnson, a negro, charged
with having killed a young white
woman, was burned at tho stake near
Rusk, Texas.
William Krug, vico president of
tho Krug Browing company of Oma
ha; was. Instantly killed in an auto
mobile accident on an Omaha street.
O, what a sweet memory it is
the memory of the jnid-week prayer
meeting in the little village church!
Molly Dejph at' the; organ, father sit
ting up in front and mother over in
the corner with a pretty fidgety boy
by her side. And every week Molly
Dolph's deft fingers would make that
little old organ fairly talk, and
father would lead in singing that
grand old song that we hear too
seldom in these days of salaried
choirs:
"Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour
of prayer,
That calls me from a world of care;
And bids me at my Father's throne
Make all my wants and wishes
known."
Good old days gone forever, but
still lingering in memory. Good old
songs, too seldom sung, but still
dear to the hearts of all' of us "old
timers." ...
, But -comer Qn with your favorite
songs and your favorite stories. We'll
make room for them somehow or
other, Let's have a regular old
timers' reunion.
Little Girl (to father who has done
his one performance, that of saying
tho alphabet backward) "Now say
it sideways." Punch.
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NEWS OP THE WEEK
(Continued from Pago 12)
law requiring equal distribution of
estates among the children. The
dislike of French women to divide
their property is a .frequent cause of
restricted families according to those
who have made a study of the sub
ject. The proposed legislation fol
lows the recent publication of vital
statistics which showed that the
births in the republic during 1909
w.ere 770,000, against 792,000 in the
preceding year, and that the popula
tion has been increased by only 3,
000,000 since 1851."
NEW BOOK
Theodore. Roosevelt will, in the
fall, make a tour of the country.
A conference of the governors of
all the states will be held at Frank
fort, Ky., November 20.
The action of the revolutionists in
Mexico is creating grave concern.
President Diaz caused the arrest of
Senor Madero, independent candidate
for president against Diaz and later
ordered that Madero should be deported.
At Spokane, Wash., Sunday, June
19, was celebrated aB father's day
by the Y. M. C. A. and the minis
terial alliance.
A New, Complete Edition of
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