GO!) IN THE HOME
THE WORLD'S NEED
A Gcdless World of Godless
Homes a Growing Danger,
OPPORTUNITY FREE TO ALL
Paetor Ruttall Say Nothing That the
World Can Do Can Intarfar With
th Divin Plan All Mankind Will
Hav Full Opportunity For Lift or
Daath Etarnal, Baoauao Chrlat Diad
For tha Ungodly.
Klinlrn. N. T.,
July Zl. I'liHtor
UiimncII delivered
tWO lldllrcSSOH llTU
today to crowded
mnl attentive mi
dlonce. Wo re-
i 1 In Tho Home."
from tlio text. "An
for nit! and my
ll (1 u m o, we will
servo (ho Lord''
(Joshua xlv, I.).
Tlio 1'iiHlor said: -
lo not u ii d r
tnnd mo In tench Hint I lie world's op
liorliiiiliy for life evcrhiNiliiK or tloiiih
everlasting Ik now. "tied lint It ap
pointed ii Pity In which llo will Judge
tlio world," grunt tin' world h Judg
ment or Irlnl or tent. T lint great Imy
1 future, It Is Hie Ihty of Christ, u
tliollNiiud .VenrH long. It will lie u glo
rious oiMirtunily. Present right doing
and right thinking, or wrong doing nud
wnniK thinking will have much to do
with tlm condition of every mini nnd
woinnii nt Hint lime, lie or sho will
tnter upon tlmt lny of blessing nnd
(iKrlunlt.v either from n higher or n
lower standpoint proportionately as hit
or she linn acted w isely and eonm leu
Ihuisly la the present Unto.
Rut nothing that tlio world run do
cmi Interfere with Clod's great proposl
tlon, tlmt h full opportunity for life
or death eternal shall then foiiin to ev
try menilier of the nice because Christ
died for tlio ungodly. Tho only class
to whom present life menu life or
denth eternal I tho Church. And by
tlm (.'lino Ii I menu, not chit nil at
tondauts nor oiitwnrd professor-, hut
those who hit ve entered Into n cove
limit with Und through Christ nud
who have lieen made partaker of the
Holy Spirit, tasting of tho good Word
f God nnd tho powers or" the Age to
""(.Ohio. If these should full awny, tho
Aposjlo fore wn rim lit. It would ho Im
hinsi1o to renew them n km lit unto re
ctitnnco. And there will he no Impo
for them with the world. In the worlds
trial I lay, bemuse they already hin t
enjoyed their share of the merit of
Christ's death.
When, tloreforo, I speak of Cod nud
tho home, I am not having In mind n
family rompot-cd exclusively of Kiilnts,
who dully and hourly are following
their great lledeetncr's footsteps III
nelf denial, lu sai rltlco, In the "narrow
way" which leads to "glory, honor
nud Inimottnlit.v" and association w lilt
the Itedeeiuer In Ills glorious Klnn
doin whl. Ii Is to hie s tho world for a
thont.iiid year.
My thought Is that tho ltlblo teat lies
thai there are many people of tho
W orld, wh i are reverent In I, kind, gen
tle Mud .lint to it very considerable
device, w ho are not saints; who have
n.it presented their Imdles living sac
rllhes to t'.od; who havo net been he
golteu of Ills Holy Spirit, who are
Hot, therefore, mouther of that excln
Mve "little llo k" to whom It Is the
lather's good pleasure to glvo tho
Klugdiini - In joint heirship w ith their
Lord and luvleeuier and Head. To
this hitter (hiss our Master evidently
referred w hen llo hald to Ills footstep
follow ims, "let your light so shine
lefore men that they may see your
Koist woiks ami clortfv vmir I 'at her
whhh Is lu heaven" (Matthew v, Jill.
To live i luhteously, soberly and god
IV In this present Wolld lo the extent
T ones al'il'ty is whit everyone
should do no les To live a life of
aaritu e to l.iy oown our P es for ,it
i.reunvii. r. r tno uuiti, in me s -i vteo
f tho Lord. Is another matter, whhh
JtvittiO does not reotiltv ind w hii h the
lUMe nowhere eulo'iis tipim mar.kl'id
It Is p. ialed out -is a jiiiii'tnr to i'mso
who desiiv l. nud s'ory. honor and lut
ttiol'trtllty mi the spirit plane Is tho IV
whim an.i. tied to tins invtiHtMu or
Hlj.lt V'nlU'c tt Is the seNstloil vt
th's spe !.il (hiss of eonsis rated one
that Is the paitieular order of tho 1I
lne prov im at ttti present tlmt.
S"M tt-i Smnr lntrtd.
nsvlni: ele-trly ilotlned what wo do
n t mean to leaeh. let nie now nvsett
tn.it, not oi .n-tesn. every anllito man
mid tvo'inm. ?ltitly or not, must f,vl
deep tnient tn tho welfaro nnd
moral pio;i,ms of tho human family
'f whhh he forms it part All. then
foio, should re'.ih-o tn every move
mem linn enoe.ivor woikinij lo even
temimrnry enUthtenuieul, Mossing and
tipllft aiiuuiiist mankind Tho niaiiT
Veuetolei'.t ttistltutlons of the vivllluM
World attest this general thoiuht. My
only comliet wl'h these tunnanlt.trl.ut
fff.Mts Is licit they do ot pj roaeh
tho stili'eot of human tvCortneni from
what I consider ti he the rUht stand
I'olut. With tie'ii'iy all of these ofTeits,
luoio or less ilUtln.'t!y t Hist. nry
thne divl illsh.iiioi lag and lot o oppos
ing Inttni uhis of an alternative of
loiment. either fiuvnto'i il or eieuial
This Is tho neat MU-ht w M. h h;i
Woikiit ii ml U viM'klng li'calemal'.
bnrm-drlvln(t IntoCI'ent minds Into
opposition to the tine find And the Ki
le, whl- h Is I ho rcU'lnllori of His Win
tun. Jiisllee. Iive iimI Tower.
The I'.ll'lo freely tells us that many
entiires of the IMvluo plan are now
hidden 111 inyMiory, hu: tho last hook
of tho Wide, which prophetically pic
tures the future, iinhiiich ns that In
iod's due lime "The mystery shall ln
(Inlxhed. which He hath declared to
Ills servants, the prophets" (Itovela
tlon x, 7i Tho same hook nssureH us
that In (iod's duo time, when tho mys
tery Is cleared, "All tuition shall conio
nnd worship hefore Thee, for Thy
righteous nets have, hcon miide mani
fest" (Itcvclatlon iv. 4i. We nre now
living In tin time when the "mystery"
Is eliding nnd the righteous dealings
of dud, from the Hcrlptiiml standpoint.
may he clearly seen.
Hut these revelations lire not meant
for the world lu generiil now. hut
merely for "tho elect," the "sn notified
In Christ .lesus." "To you It is given
to know tlio mysteries;" to outsiders
these things lire spoken tn pa rallies
nnd dark Hayings (Matthew x 111. 11, l.'l).
Hut not until tho elect shall he glori
fied nnd the Messianic Kingdom es
tnhllslieil will tho "mystery" ho iniido
fully known to the world nnd every
knee how nnd every tongue confess.
Hence, only those of it contrite heart
may now see, now understand, the real
character of (!od. Ills real purposes to
ward man. etc. Thus our Lord de
clares, "This Is llfo eternal that they
should know Thee, the only (rue (hd.
nnd Jesus ChrM wi i Thou hast
sent" (John xvll. H).
In n darker day than ours the theory,
to (lotilil Is to he damned." held such
n power over many tlmt tney (tarou inn
UNO their reason. And thus ii certain
reverence for Cud was maintained In
many homes -n reverence, however.
which surely would not lie ns highly
appreciated by the (.'rent or nor have
ns deep mi Influence upon the r rent tiro
ns would n faith moved by love nnd
an Intelligent appreciation of the Di
vine character, based upon nil under-
standing of tho IHvine linn of the
Ages.
An Inundation of Unbaliaf.
In our day the shackles of Iguornneo
and superstition are breaking. Men,
women ii ml children nre beginning to
think for themselves. They no longer
believe the fairy tales of other days;
the dreadful hobgoblins nud night
mares of the park Ages respecting
purgatory nnd eternal torture nre
doubted by nil, nnd by the great ma
totally disbelieved. What have they
now to attach them to tho Almighty,
since they have never boon taught the
love of Cod-tho lengths nud breadths
nnd heights nud depths passing nil hu
man understanding? This Is the
world's Rrent need-to know (Jnd as.
Ho really Is, n Put her. n Friend, a Oml
of love! And to thus know Him the
people need to be taught li'ivv serious
ly they were miMnught In the past
along (ho lines of hell nnd purgatory.
How could they ever truly love and
worship n Cod of Injustice and of hate
-One Inferior to themselvws - One who
knew, foreordained ami prepared for
their torture, before they were born
They must nee that these thlttgs, taught
by the creeds of the park Aires, are
wholly at variance with the lWble. else
they w ill net or come back lo the HI
ble nor I e able to see Its teachings In
their true lltht They must be taught
that the sin and death, sorrow inul
trouble nil iiroiind us are the wage or
penalty of father Adam' disobedience.
I hoy must learn that Cod proposes it
essiiiL linn upiiiiing which win ii'
as world wide as Is tlio curse, l ney
must learn thai the foundation for this
work was effected by the death of
Jesus, the Jit for the unjust. They
must learn that Cod Is now selecting
il saintly class to be itssoclates with
the Kisleemer In the work of uplifting
nnd blessing Adam nnd his r.tee; nnd
that each will Isi held responsible and
receive stripe lu proportion to his
knowledge and wilful disobedience;
nnd that the persistently rebellious will
ls detiovet" "like natural brute
beasts." In the Second IVath.
"I Hava Lout My Cod."
Not long since. In conversation with
a young Imiy. sue sal.J wit it great con
cent. "I fear that I havo lost my
Cod." As a child of religious parent
she had had helpful ttitlneitces in her
homo, lutl In s. -In ml she had come In
contact with the general spirit of
skepticism, which. Instead of ropudlat
lug the r.lble. ns did Ingersoll, Talne
and Voltaire, merely sml es nt any ref
erence to a IMvhte revolution, a faith
In Cod and a respect for His wilk
These torn tier are as honest, w e tv-
lleve, ns were IngorsoU. Paine ami
Voltaire; nor can wo deny that they
have the same tight to their disbelief
that we claim for our tsilef. Wo can.
however, si.y with all slni-erlty that
It Is a givat pity that the learned men
of Christendom nre Hourly all tnrldel.
In tho sense of not believing In the
Hlhle as a IMvIno revelation.
Many of them even deny that there
is a Tsiiial Cod atul ascribe every
thing to-u greo! Nothing, which they
designate Nature-god. Is It snriMis
Ing. In view of the fact that these
tombing nre Mug promulgated In
the universities and college and theo
logUal seminaries. In the high schools,
and even to some extent tn the com
non vh,vi-l It ney wonder that the
rising trvtioratlon I losing Its Cod? If
it i veil ls ilaltned that a bad th'.iii;
Is letter lot than kept. e must ds
. ii frvm Ihi '.t io',;ise We must claim
that the mis.vueepOon of Cod can
be (losirvMisl only by the Intr.sl.ict'on
to the lent a it. I m'.'id of the true Cod.
nli tl.uious aMvl'eites of Ji.tlce.
VVi,i ,. ..,ve aid Tower will take
the p'a e if tl,e malevolent UiNcon
rc i ions ..f V Park Age.
AWi'c! Ps'rtsl Rf ronbil ty.
It t- ili i'i ihnt parents rvail:e
the true Fltunton-lt Is almost tro late
nmr. The seeds of unbelief, already
sowii III tho mlmls of the rising gen
eration, lire being watered cunt liu.illy
itnd nre growing. All who love their
families, all who love mankind lu gen
oral, should iiwiikcti to the fact that
a world that has lost Its Cud must of
necessity be mi unhappy world lia
tonic phlloHophy may for time serve
the purpose of the few, but surely
cuuiiot serve the musses of our race
A godless world will ere long mean a
discontented world, an unhappy world
and. bye nnd bye. n world of nnarchy
and strife. This is what our world
wide education is leading to. I'ew of
our nice enn stand an education which
recognizes no Cod. no revolution of
Him, no responsibility to Him. and no
hope of a future life whhh will be
effected by the conduct of the pres
ent God In tha Horns.
We are not pleading for cant and
rant. We nre urging that In every
home Cod be recognized to the extent
of the opportunities nnd Influence we
enjoy. I'liient huve a special respon
sibility. Every father, in particular.
its the head of his family, should rec
ognize the Almighty Creator, and hold
Him up to hi fiunlly-"Cod IMrst!"
We need not urge upon Cod's conse
crated people the privileges of pray
er nnd the blessed Intlueiice which
comes through pinyer to the younger
members of the family. This Is one
way of putting "Cod I'irst." "In all
thy ways acknowledge lliin." or. as
Joshua said: "As for me ami my
house, we will serve the Lord."
Let us now step Into your home and
measure thing there by the Cohlen
Utile. As husband, how do you treat
your wives? As wives, how do you
treat your husbands? Can you apply
the Cohlen Unit to your words, to your
conduct, lo your demands of each
other? Or do you net meanly, scltlsli
ly, taking ndviiulng of each other
to the limit that the other will for
bear? Do yon deal with your children
according to the lines of the Cohlen
Kule? Are you an Ideal parent, tic
cording to your own advanced stand
n nl of what n parent's duty should he
to his children?
lo von remember that you nave a
responsibility for their training. t re
Hponsihllity so far as your clrciim
stances will penult, for their environ
incut and happiness ami education ami
ireneral nrciuiralloii for usefulness In
life? Or nre you Indifferent to their
interests, neglectful of your rcsponsl
bllltles? Po you recognize that your
children have certain rights nnd that
these Increase a they near maturity
or are you forgetful of these, disposed
to keep the children under the re
Btrnlnts of childhood, souring their ills
positions und making them unhappy,
until they resent the Injustice nnd n
fnmlly quarrel results?
As children, are you thoughtful of
your parents, their welfare, their wi -h
es, their happiness, ns you worth! like
vonr children to be thoughtful of
yours? Po you remember the hours
and week of feebleness and sickness
nnd toll which von cost them In your
Infancy, nnd are yon seeking to repay
those kindnesses and seeking to makt
their last days the happiest of their
lives? Are von observlm: the Coh'.eu
Kule town t d your parents?
I low Is It in your relationship to your
brothers nnd sisters? When they Imr
row jour things without leave, do you
retaliate bv bin rowing Ihc.rs wi, ho.it
leave, ri'id thus keep up a co.itii-al
fret and vexation or sphit in the fam
ily? Or di you practice the Cohlen
Utile of Justice and do nothing to your
brother and sister, or their I elouuiiu-s
that yml won't! not vvi-h them to do
to you or your lhlii'.;s?
"Lovs Worketh No III."
All of the Lord s people are to love
Hltn nud the brethren; yea. even tluir
enemies. However, let it now stop
short of love and merely consider
what tho simple Justice of the Co'deti
Utile would Imply lu our conduct.
How do our dally lives square with
this Colden Ullle of absolute Justice,
omitting love entirely?
If joil nit mi employer, do you treat
your employee In harmony with 'this
rule and d unto him a you would
have Ii, at Uo unto jou. if your posi
tion were reversed? If Jou are an
employee. Inquire of yourself. "Po I
treat mv employer and his business a
I would havo him treat luo and m.v
business. If our relationship were re
versed?"' Po you treat your butcher.
vour baker, your grocer, etc., us yon
would like to have them treat you. if
vol'.r Hsitons were reverse.!! .vre
you polite to them and not 11101111111 lo
Live litem ttntiis 0 - nry trouble? Po
you pay them promptly? Or if you
are the tradesman, do yon treat your
customer ns vou would wish to have
them trvst vou. If condlilon wore re
versed? 1K you charge theiu a ren
amiable price only? IV you give them
proier weight ami measure? Po yon
pro-rly represent your good to them,
as you would have them represents!
to von? Are you a good neighbor?
IX you see lo It that your children are
not a nuisance to other: that your
ehl. kon i are not pernltted to danmce
vour neighbor" cardon; tlmt your ibur
I no s forovioii one. and that hW
bark (V not keep the neighborhood
awake? In a wont. d you treat your
nelgl.tmr Justly, along the line of the
Colden Kule. dolni! unto him only a
yon would wls'i him to do to you?
He who l ftlthful In ll'tle thi"ir
will lx faithful In the greater one He
who oraotlcvs the Colden Kule ditrtnc
the six day of bis contact with b'i.1
lies vx ill survlv be faithful on the see
enth. but faithfulness to the l.oMen
Kule on the one dav only will never
win PIvImo approval.
In no wsy cau we letter honor ami
ahow our reverence for CchI thin by
following to the best of our a,ii?y Hut,
command, which art Just and right
eous altogether.
SOLDIER SLAIN IN
FIGHUNUAREZ
Another Kan Fata!! VounCed
and Third Shat In Two Places.'
DEICMIIC GOUNTY GO E III
PITCHED BATTLE Q STREET.
10 SELECT DELEGATES SATURDAY
Most Enthusiastic Gathering of Promiment Democrats of the
County Delegates Selected From Every Precinct New
Committeemen Are Selected, Election of Chairman is
Defered Until After the Primary Election.
Row Starts From Dispute Between
Insurrecto Leader and Street Com
miisioner City Police and Insure
gents Clash.
Juurez, Mex., July 24. One man
dead, anothtr fatally wounded and a
third shot In two places is the net re
sult of a pitched buttle In this city be
tween police and liimirgcnt soldiers.
The beginning of the fray was the
rcHiilt of an argument between Darillo
Hernandez and Insurrecto soldiers and
Dolores Martinez, street commissioner
of Juarez, in front of Martinez' resi
dence. When Martinez requested Her
I'andez to desist from his argument
Hernandez opened fire upon him with
pistol. Martinez ran Into his resi
dence, secured a rifle and shot Her
nandez through the head, killing him.
Comrades) of Hernandez nt once
climbed to the roof of the garrison
building nea'by and opened a hot fire
on tho Martinez residence, which was
returned by a detachment of police
who had appeared on the scene. About
fifty shots were fired before General
ninnco, who was summoned, was able
to quell the disorder.
Martinez wits shot in the arm and
sustained a scalp wound in the fray,
and Palo I.oniel. another Insurrecto
soldier, was shot through the stomach
nnd will die. The town Is quiet today,
but there is much bitter feeling.
KILLCLERK, STEAL DIAMONDS
Three Armed Men Escape In Auto lr
New York City.
New York, July 24 Three armed
thieves Invaded the heart of the ten
derloin at its gayest hour, smashed a
Sixth avenue Jeweler's window, shot
his clerk dead, seized $3,000 worth of
diamond rings nnd escaped in a taxi
cab, pursued h scores of persons who
had witnessed the murder nnd robbery.
A woman, who the police believe
Tlie tlemocrats if Uass county
asseinlili'd at the lilrict court
I'm m in I'iatt.Hiniitil h on Saturday
, at 2 o'clock.
afternoon, July
The meeting was called to order
by l)r. J. S. Livingston, chairman
of the county central committee.
Attorney I. (). Ihvyer was elected
temporary chairman of the meet
ing and F. K. Schlatcr secretary.
These ollicers were inadi' perman
ent.
l'lie coinmitlee 011 credentials,
composed of Ir. J. S. Livingston,
John Tighe and J). W. Foster, re
ported all precincts represented
except Stone Creek, Elmwood and
South Ilend, there being 1(58 dele
gates present. After which John
Tighe of Center precinct present
ed the following resolution, which
was adopted unanimously:
"In order lo express the. con
trolling sentiment of the Cass
county democrats, in convention
assembled Uiis 22ml day of July,
1911, at. Piatt smotith, Nebraska,
in the slate convention to be held
on the 25t h day of July, 1911, at
Fremont, Nebraska; therefore,
Be it
"Resolved, That the delegates
sent to said state convention be,
and they are hereby instructed lo
vole as a unit, as a majority of
such delegates present might de
termine on all questions before,
said convent ion."
There being sixteen delegates
lo the stale convention, it was de
cided, upon motion of Fd Carr of
.Tipton precinct, lhal Hie delegates
be selected by commissioner dis
Ir.icts, as follows: First district,
including I'latlsniouth, six dele
gales, and the second and third
was n confederate, entered the store (js s jV(. (,acn Whereupon the
of Jacob Jacohy a few minutes prior , following delegates were select-
Frank.
egoiui'
were
to the shooting and asked Mr. Jacohy
to test her eyes for glasses. While
the engaged him tho window glass
was smashed, and Adolph Stern, a
clerk, rushed to the street. A small
man, with a re olver stopped him at
the door. Ptern tried to brush past
hltn to get at a man who had poked
his hand through the broken window
and grasped a tray of diamond rings.
The sniitll man shot twice and Stern
fell dead.
Passersby f.hw the man at the win
dow withdraw the tray of rings, tuck
It under ids coat and dart across the
street lie disappeared through the
open door of a red touring car and
'viis eotie. with half a hundred men
pursuing These It soon outdistanced,
but not until the first three numticrs
on the TuiuV.hie had been noticed
They were'?37 and constitute the chief
clue left lor the police.
The man who shot Stern ran in the
opposition direction, unseen by anyone
hut Jacoby, eluded him and escaped.
ed, to-wit :
First District Dr. J. S. LNing
ston. T. V. Vallery, M. A. Bales,
W. D. Wheeler, Andrew J. Snyder,
lleorge W. Snyder.
Second District J. T. Reynold.
II. Massey, James Slander, John
Tighe, M. M. Slraub.
Third District S. C. Hoyles,
(ieorge Foreman, J. I. Corloy,
Dietrich Koslcr, Waller I'ailing.
The following alternates were
selected from the second district
Senator V. R Banning, W. II
l'uls, Fred Schleiferl,
Standee, William Belts.
The selection of the for
delegates and alternates
ratified by the convention.
Then came the selection of th
county committee by precincts,
which resulted as tollows:
Tipton Henry Snoko and R1
Carr, Eagle.
Salt Creek .
Weeping Water Dietrich Rol
ler and Ed Moore, Avoca.
Center John Tighe, Manley.
Avoca Joe Zimmerman and;
Henry Behrn, Avoca.
ML Pleasant F. M. Mas.Me,
Nehawka; P. A. Hild, Mynard.
Eight Mile (J rove W. H. S..y
.bert and George P. Meisinger,
Cedar Creek.
Nehawka John Wunderlictv
and Mike Kime, Nehawka.
Liberty J. T. Reynolds and W
B. Banning, Union.
Louisville William Ossenkop
and Herman Pankonin, Louisville.
Rock Bluffs, first W. W.
JIamilton, Murray.
Rock HlufTs, second A. K.
Nickels, Murray, and Mark White,
J'latlsmotilh.
Piatt sntoulh William Ruin
jTtel and deorge W. Snyder.
Weeping Water City E. Rat
nour, Herman Kleitch and W. A.
Davis.
Plattsmouth City First, ward.
J. P. Falter; Second ward, P. E.
Ruffner ami Frank M. Elroy;
.Third ward, Peter Vallery amf
John Halstront; Fourth ward,
Patrick Egan; Fifth ward, Wil
liam Shea and Joe Liborshal.
On motion of M. A. Bales, the
.selection of a chairman of the
committee was deferred until af
ter the primary election, at, which
.time the committee is empowered
to select, a chairman.
The convention was one of the
largest attended for many years,
and nearly every section of the
county was represented. And
beauty of it was I hat. the delibera
tions of the convention we. re
harmonious throughout, which
augers good for the parly.
ADVANCE IS DELAYED
HOLLAND'S RAILROADS.
Are
Haitien Insoraenti to the North
Awaiting Additional Forces.
Port an Prince, Haiti. July 24. The
expected aiHame of the revolutionists
upon the capital 1ms been delayed, the
Insurgents' nt Mlrehallas, eighteen
utiles to the north, apparently waiting
for additional forces.whU h are on their
way from Cape llaitlen All the gov-
trntnent troops are concentrated here
and comparative quiet reigns, although
some shots ue fired (lut ing the night.
President Pinion, who. alter his ar
rival a few days a so front port uiu
rrte, took to a s-ick hid. appears to he
much better and attend- d services at
tho cathedral.
MANIAC -SHOOTS UP" TOWN
White Cloud (Kn.) Man Suddenly
Goes Insane and Fire at Pedestraini.
White Clou t, Kan., July 24 Becom
ing suddenly insane here, iioorge
Brooks setxed a gun and terrorized
the town for several hours. He fired
at pedestrains and narrowly missed
hitting several.
A posse headed by Sheriff Joseph
Griffin of Troy and City Marshal War
ren Snooks succeeded in taking the
maniac after a five hours" chase in the
woods. Brooks will he placet! in the
state hospital for the insane.
South DanMa Get Fine Wetting.
Mitchell. S. D.. July . A steady
soakins rain fell in this section of tho
Hate. The ralu extend. d as far west
ns Chamberlain, when in inch and a
half of water fell, k rowing lijhtr na
It came east. A heavy rain Is report
ed n:tv null's non 11, ciMeiniK "ennj
every poiiicr of th rtwnty. Coin.
Ahirh ha heen iniured lli;ht'y by the
warm weather, will b- greatly1 benefited.
They Are Operated at a Loss to Aid
the Canal Traffic
In coutrsxt with the history of Bel
glum. Germany. France and Austria.
Holland nlotio of nil European coun
tries present a situntinii where the
railroads require protection from the
competition uf the cintals.
Holland thus reverses the genernl
rules wblth apply In all other coun
tries, llullrond development was re
tunrkably slow in Holland. The tlrst
Dutch rf-llrouUs were short local lines,
while Hie waterway system was ei
tensive und strongly Intrenched
At length, coioiii'-ed that she could
not k'.vp pace wlib other European
countiies by her waterway system
alone, tlie Hutch covertimeut eon
struef'.Ml an miiHtlous Hue of ritilmad
conii'ituig with the International
lines of I'urope.
Tl' rnilrojiiN were built not with
any expectation that they would lie
proCtalile a Investments, but because
they weie considered absolutely neees
eary to save the country from Indus
trill decadence. Holland Is the only
country In the world In which Hie
RMte has provided iioth rail sml h
tcr highways KUlistnntiiilly free of cup
ilal charge. The railroads nre now
operated at 11 loss to supplement the
triiiervvays. which carry l tcr cent
of (be truth.' or Holland. American
Kerlevv ul Kevlews.
STATK.VKNT OK TIIK CONDITION
PLATTSMOUTH LOAN AND
ASSOCIATION.
BUlLCiSG
Of riattsmouth, Nebraska, on tt.e
itiltli day of June, Bill.
ASSETS: '
KliM nioi't iraife loiuis $.'s.i-
stock lonns
lie 11 1 t'Matc
( '1e.l1
Iiellimueiit lnieret, rcinliims, lines
11 ml dues
Oilier bsmMs ..
hi:, i;
tv:. no
4i:t M
n : in
Tot al
tae' 10
LIABILITIES!
Caellal :lock puld up.
Pex'ive fund
I'nillvldecl iirnttls
Matured slock
K."-4 .t
. U"e 10
. i-j.::i .v
. l.-J'I '!)
Total .a'.".' It)
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
for the year cmlimr June 3. lull
RECEIPTS
Italiuice on liund July 1. HIIO
I iic. . . .
Interest, premiums and lines
Leans repaid
I.Y nls
l aves ami Insurance reiald
Total..
EXPENDITURES
(.onus
Kmsmiscs
Stock redeemed
I ( asli on lianil
! Ileal eslatr
l aves and Insurance advanced
f i.r:.: :
. s.,"47 n
4.1 h
4:.v
. . $i:,.ey. r.
jiti.:w 00
. 2n,U'i -.7
d ii
1 10 00
ir ;i
SUi :'.
Taft Heeds Wish of Dying Friend.
Washington. July 14. In sending to
the otrte i':e nomination of Charles
S. Klm-h ss p!iMiuter st ljwrenoe.
Kin.. Piesident Ta:t complied witU
the dvirj request i Representative
A. C. MitrfcU of t!.e Second Kras
dlsu'ct
London' Crystal Palac.
The Crystal palace w is a prent pro
ducer of nperlatlvi" lu Its enrly days,
ays the l.ondou Chronicle. When
Queen Victoria wrote of May day.
ISM. as "the Kreatesi day In our his
lory, the most lieautlful and Imposing
nd touching' speeiaele ever seen," she
wns referrlm; to the whole Idea suit
effect of the exhibition, but "the bean
ty of the building nnd the Tiistness of
H all" were lnioHiint factors In t!.e
marvel which relied umii to
astound her unci? Leopold. When the
palace moved to the new site Hct-Pert
Spencer wrote- l have lieen otn-e nl
Sydenhaiit. it surpasses even my e
potations, thoi'.li I had een It in
progress It U fairyland and a won
der surpassing I others" Itukln ald
that Mr. I'nleis bus said that there
whs tieth'.iu: llk It In fairyland snd
addisl Mtter'jr Inat Mr. IHckeus wits
tUbt.
Total
i Statb or Nkiiiiask 4,
4'ASK I'llCNTT. 1 I.T. VI rttet'ii.
Secretary of llie alsive named Association. (it
aoleiunly soehr Dial the foiecolnir statement
of the comlltlonof said association, tstrne and
correct to llir W-si of my kno -ledue and U-l't-f
T. M. I'AVTL.iMiN, secretary.
Approved:
.lOHM M. I.EVOA I
K. ll. 1 Mm am rlrertor
I'. I.its S
Snlserlla'l and aworu lo liefer me. this 1 "trv
day of July, ISI0. .ktt HHOws-TBinrt.
(formerly Zetla llrowr)
ISE.M.I Notary VuhUc.
Picnic Tuesday.
The Melhivdist Sunday seliool
will hold u Ronernl pionie next
Tuesday, ( which all of tlio Sun
day school scholars and their
friends are invilcd. Pont forget
lo liruiir plenty of Itinoh. Th
pupils and friends will nieot at
the elm re h at a. in. and proceed
to shady irruve, nmth of the ctty,
where a (rood time is expecte.l.
O 1iHinct 0 Clemen.
It vv.-te ii Pesi td.ii we sh.utKI
think n
I hat
Mark I'wmIu,
all
Be in the
Nights" and
"Ghetto" on
"Wash Days,"
; 11 1 macrence or o union : neki..i.u.. . j r... .....
viiiiinivnii liu fciiv Buwvrif,
ti.ik.M (u.dutl.l 1 .
I lug
Irlajestlc Theater
"Hot
with
at
Monday
night.