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Till: OMAHA SUNDAY nEK: OCTOBER M, 1915.
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HAPPENINGS IH
THli MAGIC CITY
Two Convict from -Wisconiin Who
; Broke Parole to Get Work
Are Taken.
MAY MAKE EXCEPTION IN CASE
Henry V!mer and Howard Prleat, two
fi'tM'in of the VI-MnMn atale penlten
1'sH' t n bp,'1 orr'. on parole, wre. ar
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(f-'peclal Officer Heller rt the Unton Plorlt
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fhrni mar .-pi ti.H-ld at the time of th
i rreit mid wei bromht to the Pouth
fide roller statlmi. ' They tolil a ' hard
I'xk fry of !ww, although thy had
r-ren limited to ih state of VIconan lo
ttv-ir parole . agreement. ' they were, tin
ahle to find wr-rk In that ft it and had
romo to N'obiaka.
At th time of the arrest both meti
w working on n Mmi ami hd ben
employed for mmi time., ft fa expected
that the ststn liomd will probably make i
exception In their caae and allow the
parole to continue on the strength of good
Intent to i-fvrt work on their part.
Team le fe Hratflre.
' Off to Uratrtre the fouth HUrti aohnol
foot bait iad' left thla morning at t.f
'do V to meet the atrotigett opponent
of thlr schedwle' In , the aooend gam of
the yeur. Plpnal' p'rartl-e waa held with
unlirln- pteod yesterday afternoon 'and
tho nnckri rd riven' a final workout.
Ccoch Tatton and Assistant Coach Hugh
' McCullorh were both on tha field and
the Una waa given particular attention.
It la thought that the Una will be re
sponsible for defeat if such should occur.
- tllee tM.( Caoht. .
"Lifting" a pair of trotiaera from
.-lothlng store at Twentyaevcnth and Q
atreeta rauaed the arroat of Jamea White,
suspicious character arreated by De
tect 1 vet Allen and Dwofk laat evening at
oVIock. White, who Uvea at SM N
treet; !s alleged to have stolen the
trouaora ono night laat week. Tha caaa
will come up In police cw'rt If tha keeper
of the clothing atore appear to toatlfy.
F'rsl f.ame fnr Mnadaa.
The local all-atar Masda foot ball rem.
blriatlou will open the aeaaon tomorrow
afternoon at 8:S o'clock at th Rtvervlew
park field with a game with the Flor
ince Athletics. The Mazda won the
vhamjionahtp' among claaa B teama of
Oreater Omaha, rroepects this' year are
even better than laat year and Oe team
expect to easily repeat It feat.
- Tha Florence Athletics are considered
atrong combination, but the local team
expecu easy picking!.' Men who wl'l play
on the local eleven are: Enda, Kmll
Kaanef, Jtroii llallahan; tackles, Joe
Kovorlok and Ted f llletl; guardV. Cy
Bolcn and Ed Andy; center, KA lU-ker;
quarter back, Walter Knohba; hn.lfb.icka,
Francla Zlarr and Frit Keener. nd
fullback, Al Zlaer. Millet! In contain of
the team. Official will be furnished by
the league commMtr-a
' Maale t lr t.nl .
The New reatnrr club will gtre a ruin,
maae aele at Twenty-fourth and J
street. October 1.1 and 1.
Services will be held a usual at th
ft. Mike's Lutheran church at Twenty
fifth and K streeta. rev. 8. H. Vert in
lll preside. Hunriay hool will be brM
at ;'. Morning aermnn at It o'clock.
The funeral of laaac Tutroe. nrd M
y'ra. waa held yeeler'fay afternoon at
4 o clock at the Ijirkln chapel at Twenty
fourth and M atreota. Interment waa
made In the Oraceland fark cemetery.
Adopt a avMm that will enatile you
to eava a certain fwrcrntare of your In
come. Tho Hnue'hot l-.xpenar Mook,
lue1 by te Hnvlnax liepartment of the
I He Mock National Pnnk, Houth hnhH,
jhowa you the plan. It la free for the
aeklng. .
Defeat of Red Sox
Calmly Accepted by
The Fans of Boston
HO8T0N, Oct. . Puinsa In many
placea in thla city tmlay paused while
thnueande of peraona, learned of. the
progreaa of the . opening world'a eerlca
baae ball game In Ftilladelphla between
the Philadelphia National and the Boa
ton Americana. The Red fox defeat waa
received calmly, the crowd having lot
mik-h of their enthulan aa opportunity
after opportunity for a .ronton arore
(iaed without profit. Only In the eighth
Inning when. the Itad 8ox run waa made
did tho throng applaud for more than a
moment.
AlthnUKh Bhore'a . wildneaa, which made
rhliadeliihla'a run. In the eighth Inning
poialtile. was a dliappelntmeiit, aome of
the bulletin board crowda aw,a ray of
future hope In the fact that the Reri Pox
had made eight hlta off Alexander,
Arrangement for ploy-by-play report
of the game today were the moil elab
orate ever mad In thl olty. At Rtavea'
field., where the local end of tho aeriea
will he played; at Fenway park and at
fo'ir ' a'Klttniiuma reveral- thoand per
aona paid admiaainn feea to follow the de
tail of the play.
. Countleaa olher thoueunds thronged the
pac In Troht of a half doaeri hewapaper
ofricea, whore by mechanical device or
megaphone, or poatbd- bulletin, they
r kept In touch with evente at Phila
delphia. ' Street' were Impamtable In many
placea 'and atnrea wire fosced to tnp
bualncaa aa a reault of theee crowd".
haa to atiffer phvelcally. There la no alii j anybo-ly, Uit a the nn of f!od through
FAST PACERS TO WORK OUT
OVER EAST LWHA TRACK
An interesting workout lxtv.eii faat
pacer mill he ataged, at tho Omaha
Driving club' track at ICaat Omaha thl
aftomoon whon- Kd Peteraon' new paoer,
Ben Karl. .will ho atnpped lnng tilth Hoi
"McKlnney, riW. for tho purpone of try
ing Ben' mettle. A number of horio
enthuaiata are planning to -wttneva the
workout, no admlaclcn of cottiac, being
charged. .' ! .
Sunday Says Your Sins ; v
. Will Surely Find You Out
you ran commit that dor not have phyel
cal eenerienre.
It doeen't i-ny to commit a aln. A man
haa to pay for It In phyoical Buffering,
t don't care what It I. I bare had
young men and young women come to
me. eye bloodahot. and they would
writhe and groan in agony. .WhyT Be
cnura of ln.
Why are there o many broken bod lea
In our land today? Ptn.
Why o many shattered Intellect? Pin. j
If yon wilt etart out and eliminate from j
the world all dlaeaaea which are cnuaed
by aln you will be dumfounded to find
out how little dlaeaee will remain.
I .will grant you the diaeaee may be
hereditary. You may have aome phyal- -Z
cal defect, not becauae you broke any
moral law,' but becauae your father or
mother, or your grandfnther or your
great-gran'lfather did. and "Ood vlaita
tho Inlqultlea of the parent unto the j.
third and fourth generatlona of thrm tha
hate IMm."
I agree with you that It my be the re
ault of r.echlent. iU of peopl have to
bear aome physical d.-fct or dlaeaa ft
tho reault of accident- " I have known of
cancer to be -brought on by accident. I
have known people to be afflicted becao'
It will go down from generation to gen
eration, yet. after all I ald. If you will
eliminate from the world all diaeaae and
coffering which are tho reault of (In.
you would be dumfounded to find nut
how llttlo dlaease would remain, and If
people would only quit alnnlng, and go
to nerving God you could eliminate two
third of the diaeaae In tha world, fo you
have to nay for lt-
But that la not all. Homething elee haa
to auffer. That 1 your good name.
Other mlt;ht call It your character.
Bin will breed an ulcer lu your charac
ter. I don't think a rotten body la half
aa bad a a rotten character. I would
rather have my body a maa of corrup
tion, with a good clean name, than to
Land up with a perfect phyalcal body uti
a rotten name and charactr. to you
have to auffer In your name, In your
character for It.
faith In Joauii fl-rlat. and that la greater
How proud am ti know that I am a
on ef Ood; by my repentance and faith
In Him Ho I am delivered from all f'-ar
o' c-
I am not afraid of ln. The Ohrlatlan
la not airaid of i-ln A rich man I afraid
ha will oae hi money. Other people are
afraid they will oe their friend. f me
fellow are afraid they will Int. their j
Joba. Olbera are afraid they won't get)
a Job. I
Pome are afraid they will jant elck. I
Othera are afraid are afraid If they get
alck thejr won't Bet well. But a Chris
tian 1 not afraid. .
I ait In my room and wonder how long
I will ve to preach Five, year? Tea,
poaalbly. Ten year? Well, probably.
Fifteen year? No: I don't expect to
be preaching fifteen yrara from now. 1
dor.t' cxp."ct to live to be an old ninn-
I know 1 am ready, and if 5od want
my life He can have It- t am a child of
Ood. I am not worrying about the future.
That la what It means to be a OirlMlan
"Be ur your lna will find yon out.
The thlnj to do t to find "it yoo ai
a ainner, then walk down and at"e
Jefiua Christ a your Saviour and ha
your sin forgiven ao thnt you can b
come a child of Ood an.d have your n
neniance waning ior you.
Any man will do that.
(Copyright. William A. Sunday.)
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"Billy" Hunduy'a aermon lt night waa
a follow: . .. w
Text: Number xxxil. & "Be ur your
aln will find you out." ...
Mn I tha one thing In tha univerae
which can permanently damage a man
and eternally, damn Iilm.
IMsappolniment may worry' him. grief
may aadden hlra. adveraity may bring
him hardship and- hearlaohe, but the
only thing that can permanently leave
' It stamp upon a man' character and
eternally damn him In hell la aln.
No man or woman can escape from hi
. or her !n. Kvery aln you have aver
committed or ever will commit will bring
you to account and you will have to pay
for it, and you never will aln that you
won't have to pay for It. ' ,
-Nobody cver ainned that wasn't a loar
by It.' Nobody ever committed a sin
that ever paid. 'You may have lied and
niado !00 by that He, but It dIJu't par.
You may own a store that you would
not 'have now If you hadn't lied. That
Doean't pay. You may have a farm
that you wotild not have had if you had
lived rlBbt- That doean't pay.'-
, The most stupendous, glgantio folly that
rer entered th mind -of a man or wo
man !a the ippoalllon that It pay to
do wrong. . ,
There may be those here tonight who
are planning aome tn, and your presence
here la only that many hour nearer the
lime, the hour and the place you will
commit that ln. In fact, your preeo
here might be for the purpose of eluding
people, and you are here simply for tha
purpose of warding off suspicion, and you.
can scarcely wait until my measage I
over and you can creep off In the dark
ivaa and propagate your Iniquity.
That won't pay.- I ' won't . It," the
people here won't ee t. but the eye of
the lxird run through the earth and
there la no blackness that tan hide your
Iniquities away from Ood,- .
-. There are aome thing In life about
match there are degree of uncertainty.
Tou are not certain that you will die.
Jeaua Christ may burat upon the world
- it Uf Ida rl.u k will strike
ll'l J'I.D W -. . . ' - . " - - . 1
IS at midnight. j
You are not sure that the un will rise I
tomorrow. We suppose It will.. It ha
risen ever l& 00,1 Put " ,n the ky. I
and It ha wung with perfect precision
and never davtatod one bit. I preaume
It wlir rlae tomorrow I would be disap
pointed If It didn't but I haven't any
thing in the Word of Ood to aaaura
me that the un will rlee.
Therefore, I -i "r that my ina will
find me out. You need not come her to
f iud out If thst U true. You need not red
the Brbte to find out if tht I true. All
you need to do ta to read tha newspapers'
go to the penitentiaries and the Jail, go
to the haunt of !n. It wl'l prove it
there. t
( aa Kvl p llamaa Bat . t tiad'i ,
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Th-re U lu Vgypt a monument upon
WniCJJ IS IRIS lUSCrilHIVB . . I iiiiVMU.. 1
shall commit tnluulty. with rvcompensa, j
but not without remorse." I
Yuu may commit a aln and there may ',
W a recompense atlached to It, but not
without reinoraa. tYou.wlII have to pay :
f-T It. and If you ae bound to' aln you
ill have to auffa? for it. j
If yu put your hand In the fire and
thus vjolala a law of natuie you will '
a day, a week or years.' ' Not alt the
criminal have been captured. Not alt the
men who have committed murder have
had to uffer for 'it. r. .
You may' escape the human law, but
you' will not escape Clod' law.
You may have committed a sin across,
the oa, where you were born. You come
to , Omaha : Nobody know you com
mlttnd that- crlrie: nobody, I any the
wiser. You may. be congratulating your
self that, they know not what you are
or wbat,rou have done, but that la tha
greatest folly that eyor found entrance
Into, your brain, for your, sin will find
you out, ' -.- .;''.
-Certain disease -are the reault of cer
tain aln 1uKt g naturally a that water
will eek its level or that fir will burn.
Ther la very intimate connection bo
tween moraUty and health. We all know
that morality 1 conducive to health and
that Immorality la conducive to diaeaae.
We all known that mora 11 It y 1 conducive
to longevity, and ' we all know that lm
morlity is conducive to a ahortne of
day. I
"The wicked will not live out all their
days." The man that love Ood will live
longer than tha booiH-flghter. . Tha pur
man will live looser than tho libertine.
The honeat mnti will live longer than the
thief.
Diaeaae Alstaya Kaltewe Htm. '
"The wlckej shall not, llv alt tholr
days," and if you put It purely ,011, the
baala of longevity It pay for a roan to
do right and cut sin out of hi life and
out af hi heart. ' '
All sins ' have . physical eonaequence.
The man that drink ha to Buffer phyl
rally. ' Tha man that commit adultery
'I
Ion faanot Hide Mn.
..A 11 polnon your moral blood. A man
can't cheat another man In bualne that
he doesn't py for It. You enn't lie with
out you suffer for It.
No man can sin or do wrong that he
doean't havo to suffer for it. Wrong a
man In his wagea and you will have to
suffer for it Wrong a m,n with hi
wife and you will h:ire to suffer for it.
Wrong a woman with her husband and
you will have to Buffer for It.
You can't read an Impure book that you
don't Buffer for It, and I have made It a
rule to never read a book that la Impure,
it la a fight and a struggle all the way
through.
I'll tell you another woy they find you
out. In your conclenc. You can't hide
from yourself.
Now he.'.r me! tan la ao constituted
that when he does wrong he krowa it. 1 zzz
You know you wore. You know you1 2
lied. ' You know you 'committed adul- I
terr. ...
W are o constituted that when we
aln we know we novo ginned and that
mean self -condemnation. . It Is wonder
ful when we stop to think of It, that
w are ao constituted In our makeup by
the wisdom of Ood that when . w sin
w know It.
A man Bay: "Oh, I hate myself to
think I got drunk, to think I stoic."
That meana. elf-conrlmnatlon, for he
know he did wrong. That la your hope.
You ought to think Ood that you know
you have sinned. -..'-.,.
Oh, tha people : In this city that - are
Buffering untold agony!, Ther la no phy
sical torment that can equal 'or touch
that of an ' accusing ' conscience. No
amount of prosperity, no amount of love,
no Intoxication, nothing you can do, no
place you can visit will aver drown the
consciousness than you are a alnner. , ,
Who can describe III avenging power
when It cornea to self-condemnation T It
wilt Btartle eld Herod Into midnight ter
ror a he dreams that John the Baptist
haa arisen from the dead.
Conscience! It will hound yid dog the
traitor Judas to his grave, and when
every other faculty haa gono over to th
devil conscience stands true to truth and
true to Ood and says: "You are a. sin
ner." 80 that Is what Ood want to do with
you. It will find you out There. I not
a man or woman here tonight' who doc
not know when he or she sins.
Do Mot PVar "la.
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