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-I, i i A New Serial Story Comin NO READER can afford to miss new have the splendid serial story we arranged for. A Gunning Round of Mystery With Excitement at Every Turn By Mary Metis Rircehart Author of "The Man in Lower Ten," "When a Man Marries," etc. Filled With Thrills and Excitement Tempered With a Pretty Dual Love Plot It is a matter of much satisfaction to announce the early publication of this great mystery, de tective and love story by this decid edly popular Amcr- ican author whose stories are invariably found among the "best sellers." Watch for the Opening Installment and after you read it you have will make it a point to look for each suc ceeding issue. This is the only pa per in this vicinity in which this story will be printed. C3H Tk ROOSEVELT GIVES L As Recipient of Peace Prize He Talks in Christiania. ENDING OF WARS HIS TOPIC Treaties of Arbitration, Development of Hague Tribunal and Check on Growth of Armaments Urged by tho Ex-Prcsldcnt. Ohrlstlanla. Col. Theodoro Poosc velt, former president of the United States, lectured on "International Peaco" Thursday, May fi, beforo tho Nobol prlzo committee which award ed hi iii tho pence prlrx for his suc cessful efforts In ending tho war ho twoen Itussla and Japan. Tho Brent hall where tho locturo was delivered was filled to tho doors, many distin guished persons being In tho audience, and Colonel Itoosovolfs words woro heartily applauded. Ills locturo fol lows: Need of Industrial Peace. It Is with peculiar pleasure that I fltnnd hero today to express the deep appreciation 1 feel of tho high honor conferred upon mo by tho presenta tion of tho Nobel peaco prlzo. Tho gold medal which formed pnrt of the prlzo I shall always keep, and I shall hnnd It on to my children ns a precious heirloom. The sum of money provided as pnrt of. tho prlzo by the wise gen erosity or tho Illustrious founder of thin world-famous prlzo system, I did not, under tho peculiar circumstances of tho ense, feel nt liberty to keep. I think It eminently Just nnd proper that In most cases tho recipient of the prlzo should keep for his own uso the prlzo in Its entirety. Hut In this enso, while did .not act olllclnlly us prosldont of the United Stntes. It was nevertheless only boenuso I was pres ident that I was enabled to net nt all; and I felt thnt the money must bo consldnred as hnvlng been glen mo In trust for the United Suites. I thorc- roro used It as a nucleus for a founda tion to forward the cause of Indus trial pence, as being well within tho goncrnl purpose of your committee; for In our complex Industrial civiliza tion of todny the peaco of righteous ness nnd Justice, the only kind of pence worth hnvlng. In nt least n3 necessary in tho Industrial world as it is among nntions. There is at least as much need to curb tho cruol Breou nna arrogance or part of tho world of capital, to curb the cruel greed and vlolcnco or part or tho world of lnhor, an to check n cruel and unhealthy militarism In Interna tional relationships. When Peace May Be Evil. Wo must ever boar In mind thnt tho Croat end In view is righteousness, Justice ns between mnn nnd man, na tion and nntlon, tho chnnco to lead our lives on a somowhnt higher level, wun n uronuer spirit of brotherly good will ono for another. Penco Is gen erally good in itsolf, but it Is never tno Highest good unless it comes ns tho bandmnld of righteousness; and It becomes n vory evil thing If it Borves morcly ns a mask for cowardice and sloth, or ns an Instrument to further the ends of despotism or nnnrchy. Wo despise and nbhor tho bully, tho brawler, the oppressor, whothor In private or public life; but wo desplso uo loss tho coward and the voluptu ary. No man Is worth calling a man who will not fight rather than submit to Infamy or seo those that aro dear to him suffer wrong. No nation do serves to exist if it permits itsolf to lose tho stern and vlrllo virtues; and this without regard to whether tho loss is duo to the growth or a heart less and nll-absorblng commorclnllsm. to prolonged Indulgence In luxury and soft offortless ease, or to tho deifica tion or n warped nnd twisted senti mentality. Moreover, and nbovo nil, let us re membor thnt words count only when they glvo expression to deeds or aro to bo translated into them. Tho lead ers or tho Red Terror prattled or peaco while they steeped their hands in tho blood or tho Innocent; and mnny a tyrnnt hns cnlled It peace when ho has scourged honest protest into silence. Our words must bo Judgod by our deeds; and in striving iui ii iony meal wo must uso prac tical methods; nnd ir wo cannot at tain nil at ono leap, wo must ntlvance towards It step by stop, reasonably content so long as wo do nctually make Borao progress in tho right di rection. Now, having rreoly admitted tho limitations to our work, nnd tho qual ifications to bo borne in mind, I feel that I hnvo tho right to hnvo my words taken seriously when I point out where, In my Judgment, great nil vnnco enn bo made In the cnuso or In ternatlonal peaco. I speak ns a prac tlcal mnn, and whntover I now ndvo cato I nctually tried to do whon I wnB for tho tlmo bolng the homl nf n cmn nntlon, nnd keenly Jealous of Us bon or nnd Interest. I nsk other nations to do only what I should bo glad to ooo my own nation do. Treaties of Arbitration. The ndvnnco cnu bo made along several lines. First of all thoro can bo treaties of arbitration. Thoro nro, of courso, states so backward that a civilized community ought not to en tor Into an arbitration tronty with them, nt Id'ast "until "wo havo gone much further than, at pr.psont In se miring Bo;uq,kJnd;(Qr lyftrhntion,af po- llcq action. uui uii ruuny civilised LECTURE communities should havo effective ar- J bltratlon treaties among themselves. I believe that these treaties can cover almost nil questions liable to arise be tween such nations, if they nro drawn with tho explicit ngreetnont that each contracting party will respect tho oth er's territory nnd absolute sovereignty within that torrltory, nnd tho cauallv explicit agreement that (nsldo from the vory rare cases where tho natlnn'n honor Is vitally concerned) nil other possible subjects of controversy will bo submitted to arbitration. Such n treaty Bhould insure peaco until ono party deliberately violated It. Of courso, ns yet thoro Is no ndequato safeguard ngnln3t such deliberate vio lation, but tho establishment of a sufficient number of theso treaties would go n long way townrdB creating n world opinion which would finally find expression in tho provision or methods to forbid or punish nnysuch violation. Work of Hague Tribunal. Secondly, thcro Is tho further de velopment or Tho Hague tribunal, or tho work or tho conferences nnd courts nt Tho Hague. It has been well said tnat tho first Intgno conforcuco framed u Magna Charta for tho na tions; It set beforo us nn ideal which has already to somo extent been real ized, nnd towards the full realization of which wo can nil steadily strive. Tho second conferonco made further progress; tho third should Uo yet moro. Meanwhile the American gov ernment has moro than onco tenta tively suggested methods for com pleting the court of urbltrnl Justice, L-uiiHiuuiou at tno second Haguo con ference, nnd for rendering It effective. It is enrnestly to bo hoped that tho various governments of Kurope, work Ing with those of America nnd of Asia, shall sot thomsolves seriously to the task of devising some method which shall accomplish this result, if I may venture tho suggestion, it would be well for tho statesmen of tho world, In planning for the erection of this world court, to study what has been done In tho United States by the Supreme court. I cannot help think ing that tho Constitution of tho United States, notnbly In tho establishment of the Supremo court nnd in tho methods adopted for securing peaco and good relations among and be tween tho different states, offers cer tain valuable analogies to what should bo otrlven for In order to secure, through The Hague courts nnd confer- onces, a species or world rcdoratiou for International poace nnd Justice. Thoro are, of course, fundamental dif- lorences uctwoou what the United States Constitution does nnd what wo should over attempt at this tlmo to securo at Tho Hnguo; but the meth ods adopted in tho American Constitu tion to prevent hostilities between tho states, nnd to secure tho supremacy of the federal court In cortaln classes or cases, aro well worth tho study or thoso who seek nt Tho Hngue to ob tain tho samo result on a world scale. Unduo Growth of Armaments. In tho third place, something should bo dono ns soon ns possiblo to check the growth or nrmnments, especially naval armaments, by International agreement. No one power could or shpuld net by itsolf; Tor It is eminent ly undesirable, from tho standpoint of tho peaco or righteousness, that a power which really does bollovo In peace should place itself at the mercy of some rival which may at bottom havo no such boiler and no intention or noting on It. Dut, grnnted sin cority of purpose tho groat powers or tho world should find no insurmount able difficulty in reaching nn ngrco ment which would put nn end to tho present costly and growing extravn ganco or oxpondlturo on naval nrmn ments. An agreement merely to limit tho bIzo of tho ships would havo been vory useful a fow years ngo, and would still bo of uso; but tho agreement should go much further. Finally, it would bo a master stroke if thoso groat powers honestly bent on poaco would form a league of pence, not only to keep tho peaco nmong themselves, but to provent, by force if necessary, its being broken by others. Tho supremo difficulty in connection with developing tho peaco work of Tho Haguo arises from tho lack of any oxocutivo power, of any pollco power to enforco tho decreo or tho court. In nny community or nny slzo tho au thority of tho courts rests upon actual or potontlal forco; on tho existence or n pollco, or on tho knowledge that tho nble-bodled men or tho country nro both ready nnd willing to seo that the decrees or Judicial and legislative bodies aro put Into effect. In new and wild communities whero thero Is vlo lcnco, an honest man must protect himself; nud until other moans of so curing his safety nro devised, it Is both foolish and wicked to porsundo him to surrender his arms while tho men who are dnngorous to tho com munity retain theirs. Ho should not renounce the right to protect hlmseir by his own efforts until tho commu nity is so orgnnized that it enn effec tively rollovo tho individual of tho duty of putting down violence So It is wun nations. Each nation raii3t kcp well prepared to defend itsolf un til tho establishment of somo form of international pollco power, compe tent and willing to provent vlolenco as between nations. As things nro now, 6uch powor to command peace throughout tho world could host be assured by bohio combination botweon thoso gront nations which sincerely doslro peaco and hnvo no thought thomsolves of committing aggressions. Tho combination might at first bo only to securo ponce within cortnin deflnito limits nnd certain definite conditions; but tho rulor or statesman who should bring about such a combination would' have enrned .his ptyco In' hisjtqry. for' uu umu uuu uis uuc.to uio-grautude of till mankind. ' '.-t-V:i - J Growing Hatred To Jesus Sandst- School Leuon for Msjr 15, 1910 Specially Arranjsd for This Paper j MCSKON THXT.-Mntthcw l2:Z2-3.'. S3-4i Memory Verne, 41. OOl UN TKXT.-Ho thnt In not with me Is iiKalriHt tilo; nnd lie thnt Katlierelli r"L w,,n mo "cnttorcth abronuV'-Mttric 12:30. , jTIMnProbnUly In tlio autumn of A. ,11',VA9R,SnM, whoro In aullleo: very lllu'ly In Capernaum. Suggestion and Practical Thought. A Wicked Charge Against Jesus. Vs. 22-24 "What gave rlso to this charge against Jcbub?" The henllng of "one possessed with n dovll. blind, and dumb " in the similar event ro- corded In Matt. !):32-34 the demonlno was dumb only This enso, though de scribed so briefly, wns "a striking imracio; in truth, thrco miracles In one "Rev. David Smith. Dumb Devils. Many, oven of Chris tians, aro troubled with dumb devils without realizing It Our speech Is n Godlike faculty, given us to be used for God. In prnyer to him prlvato prayer, family prayer, public prayer In telling others nbout his goodnesB. In kindly praise of what Is worthy nnd In bold condemnation of nil thnt is evil What was tho result of tho miracle? An always In such cases. It wns n savor of death to death and of life to life. On the ono hand, "all tho peo ple" (tho common folks that saw It dono. or nfterwnrd saw the happy man seeing or heard him speaking) "woro amazed." ns well they might bo, "and Bald, is not this tho son of David?" But, on tho other hand, tho Phari sees had an unfavorable Interpreta tion. In tlmlf l,..tw,.l r -ii.t. hnd come all tho way from .Jerusalem ...I. iv; iu ki:i imucnai lor somo charge ngalnst him "Ho hnth Reolzo- I A n fir 1 In .. ...... - bub." they asserted shamelessly (Mark). Why did the Pharisees mnko this abominable charge? They were Jealous of Christ, and envious of his power over huninn hearts nnd lives. The Crushing Reply. Vs. S.VnO. "The way in which Jesus dealt with these men is nmong ono of tho most wonderful features of the Gospel It sheds light upon many things, but it sheds a peculiar light upon him. und upon the spirit that was iu him." Morton. What was Christ's first nrnument? The argument of tho divided houso "Every kingdom." snld Christ, "dl vlded ngnlnst Itsolf" In civil war "Is brought to desolation;" "and every city or house (household) divided ngnlnst Itself" by quarreling fnctlona and family strife, "shall not Btnnd." What was Christ's second argu ment? The nrgumentum nd homlncm. "If I by Deelzebub east out devils." urged Christ, "by whom do your chil dren.", the JcwIhIi exorcists, "enst them out?" What Is Christ's third argument? The nrgunient of tho cnstle, or palace. "Now how." Christ asks, "could I en ter tho castle unless I were stronger than Sntan? And how could I regain the spoil that Sntan has stolen, tho rich spoil of health nnd character and hnppincss. without proving myself the enemy of Satan?" What was Christ's fourth argument? Tho nrgunient or tho two sldeB: "Ho that Is not with mo Is ngnlnst me." An Awrul Wnmlng. Vs. 31-37 Tho foregoing was n terrible warning, but Christ did not doom it severo enough What was Christ's warning for sueli men? That there Is an unpardonnblo sin; blasphemy against tho Holy, Ghost. ' What, then. Is this blasphemy, against tho spirit? "It Is no sudden.' angry blasphemy. Whoever fears that' ho haB committed it nnd prays for. -pardon Is worlds nwny from It." W Robertson Nicoll, LL D. ' How did Christ himself Illustrate these truths? ny three condensed pnrable3 (vs. 33-37) The pnrablo of the trco nnd Ub fruit; tho pnrablo of the viper, and tho pnrablo of tho treas ure Christ's Sufficient Attestation. Vs. 38-45 Tho scribes nnd Phnrlsees an swered Christ's declaration thnt ho was of God and thoy. In their wicked opposition, from tho devil, by demand ing a sign, that Is, some mlrnclo that would confirm theso tremendous claims. Why waB this, as Christ called It, a wicked demand? Dccnuso Christ hnd given them slgnB In gront plenty. wnnt was tno sign of tho prophet Jonas thnt Christ offored? Christ's resurrection As Jonns wns three days and threo nights In tho body of tho sea monster (for the word translated "whale" menns "sea monster" In gen eral) so Christ would "ho threo days nnd threo nights" In tho gravo and then would rise from tho dend. Why was this a sufficient Blgn? It was tho greatest mlrnclo possible greater than to raise others from tho grave. It was tho crowning evidences that our Lord wns tho divine fountain of nro. How Men Roject Christ. Thoy do not reject him immediately and con sciously. Thoy drnw nway rrom him by degrees nnd without realizing what is happoning In tholr lives. Like tho PhnrlscoB, they gradually form tho habit of prldo nnd selfishness. Llko Judas, they como Insonslbly to lovo money moro thnn God nnd right, Llko Pilate, they grow awny from tho lovo of truth nnd becomo dovotccs of popu larity and power Llko Herod, they Iobo their purity nnd rannllnoss day by day, and sink 'Inch by Inch Into tho pit of sensuality Like tho demoniac of Christ's parable, thoy simply fall to flit. their HveB full or what is noblo and. pure. I How He Expressed It. Every small boy tho right kind, anyhow thinks his own mother the symbol of nil perfection. Few, how ever, have the ability to cxprcsB their admiration ns prettily as tho littlo hero of the rollowlng anecdote: Richard's mother was putting him to bed, und ns bIio kissed him good night, Bho said: "Do you know you nro the wholo' world to mamma?" "Am I?" ho answered, quickly. "Well then, you'ro heaven and tho north pole to mol" YouUi'h Companion. Bnra of Onto Crrr or rotxoo. t LlCAl COUNTY. f s Trans J. Ciie.vkt rrmkes oMh that he 11 (wnioi pflrtn or tlm arm or K. J. CiiKNr.r A- Co.. ilolim biulnexi In tho Cltr or Toledo, County and siato ntorrsild. aid thtt Rild firm will pur the sum or ONi: llU.VUItr.I) DOLLARS lor each and eery case, ot CATAiinn that cannot bo cured by tuc use. ol HALL B UATAHIUl IX'tlB. PUAVtc j. crrr.urv. Rworn to beforo mo and subscribed In my pretence uiis em uay ui ucccmocr, A. v., I8S0. J 77 I A. W OLEASOtf. I w-y f NOTABT I'l'DMC. 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