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Interested Lady Oh, dear, look!
That's Mr. Rhymer, the celebrated
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lip, and how his lofty brow in knit iu
thought. Oh, I wonder what sweet
morsel of verso he is meditating?
Mr. Rhymer (to himself)! havu to
order sugar from the grocer's, beef
at the butcher's, pay fo- last week's
bread and bring somo soothing syrup
for the baby. I wish to goodness Mary
would attend to all thcBo things hep
elf!
What's the Use?
"It did Jack no good to marry his
stenographer, for she continued the
habit of tho ofllce in their home."
"How so?"
"When he starts to dictate she takes
blm down." ,
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In One Day, Cures Urlp In Two Days. Zc
While tho season's always open for
fortune hunting, few of tho hunters
aro good shots.
It's the easiest thing In the world
to instruct another how to do things.
CONSTIPATION
Munyon's Paw-Paw
laxatives or cathar
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weaken; but they do
start all the secretions
of the liver and stom
ach in a way that soon
puts these organs in a
healthy condition and
luil
corrects constipation. Munyon's Paw-Paw
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nerves. They invigorate instead of weaken;
they enrich the blood instead of impover
' ishing it; they enable the stomach to get all
the nourishment from food that is put into
it Price 25 cents. All Drugc'sts.
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nlnjr Dcri.irtincnt Tho Moody Ulblo In
stitute of Chicago.)
LESSON FOR MARCH 9
THE DESTRUCTION OF SODOM.
MXSSOK TBXT-Orn. 19:12-1?: M-.
OOLDKN Ti:XT-"Como ye out from
nmoiiK tlicni, nml be e xrparatn rmltri
tlio l.onl. nuit touch no unrtean tlilin,-."
S Cor. 6:17.
No teacher of this lrsson should
omit a study of chapter 18, oven
though ho muy not refer to It explicit
ly In thlH connection. Wo hnvo thoro
presented a bellover'H privilege, (1)
frlondahlp (v. ,17) (a) with God, (b)
with ninn. (2) Intercession-, v. 113;
(3) knowledge, v. 25, 1 c. Tho nrt,
the power, tho place, tho glory, the
spirit, of Intercession, yes, tho bless
ing of Intercession is to be coveted
by all believers. Abraham's Interces
sion prevailed though outwardly It
seemed to fall, sen 19: 2C. The pro
pared teacher ought also bo fumll
lar with tho story of tho change of
Abram'B name and of God's dealing
with Abraham and Sarah as re
corded in chapters 17 and 18.
Lot and Sodom.
I. Tho Warning, vv. 17-23. Lot had
"pitched hla tent towards Sodom,"
and now tho tlmo for tho execution of
another Judgment upon sin hod ar
rived. God, however, hero gives us
another illustration of his mercy
which always precedes Judgment. That
mercy was not only to .a righteous
man, one who bad thcrcforo a degree
of worthiness, but also to an unde
serving member of tho Biinio family,
see 7:1 and Acts 10:31. First of all,
Lot is called upon to separata himself
from his neighbors. Lot attempted to
convoy this warning to his aons-ln-law,
but It was too late, his testimony, his
manner of life, his aims, and his am
bitions had corresponded with theirs
for such a period of tlmo that tho
fact of his belonging to tho family of
tho promise was forgotten and "he
semed as ono that mocked unto his
sons-in-law." God is calling us from
tho corruptions and tho plagues of
Dabylon (Rev. 18:4) and to separate
ourselves from Sodom, sco tho golden
text. While God Is long suffering
(2 Peter, 3:9) wo must also remem
ber that If men will Bin willfully, If
thoy persist, in their wickqdncss, Judg
ment 1b Buro to follow, v 13, also 2
Peter 3; 10, 11. When judgment does
come, as it did in this caso, God knows
how to save his own, 2 Peter 2:7-9.
The voice of sin crleB from our cities
today. Tho volco of poverty, of In
temperance, of Injustice, and" it
reaches "beforo the face of tho Lord,"
(Jas. 5:4) and unless America heeds,
unless men repent, God will most cer
tainly punish, Acts 17:30, 31. This
punishment of Sodom was not only
tho development of their own wicked
ness, but by direct agency of God's de
stroying angels. Look up tho subject
of Judgments.
Lot, wo aro told, was a righteous
man, 2 Peter 2:7, but he was most
sadly connoctcd with tho world, and
hence lost his testimony (v. 14). 'The
church of today Is constantly hinder
ed by the Incubus of believers of this
type. God expects tho dlsclplo to so
separate himself from thlngB that
though ho may bo "In tho world, he is
not of tho world."
Even Lot was loath to lcavo (vv.
15, 1C), and later many of tho Isreal
ltes were full of regret over tho miss
ing flesh-pots of Egypt. The angels
of God had to fairly drag Lot out of
tho doomed city. He camo near losing
his very life as ho persistently clung
to his property. The greatest weapon
and the most efficient one the devil
has to use in his warfaro for human
souls 1b procrastination.
God's Patience.
The long suffering and patienco of
God are most wonderfully shown in
verso 1G, and the wholo secret of Lot's
salvation was that tho "Lord was mer
ciful unto blm," Eph. 2:8
II. The Destruction, vv. 23-29. Lot
escaped to a little city, Zoar, which
God in his mercy promised not to' de
stroy (v. 21), and it was not till Lot
was clear of Sodom that destruction
Came. God could not break his word.
Ho had promised Abram, and had
Abram pursued his importunities,
chapter 18, doubtless even Sodom
might not havo been so utterly de
stroyed. Thoro wnu, us has been
suggested, probably a volcanic erup
tion ' of gases, petroleum, etc., but
there accompanied it a supernatural
manifestation also, for It "rained
down," v. 24. Tho words "looked
back," referring to Lot'B wife, imply
moro than a more passing glance. Her
heart was in tho city she was leaving,
that city so full of pride, of bread,
and of easo, Ezok. 16:49. She died as
did Pliny at Pompeii, suffocated by
tho gases, and her body becamo in
crusted with tbo salt.
Life is a gift of God, wo holdit only
upon certain conditions; we can
chooso good or evil. God loves us
and wishes all men to bo saved, prom
ises pardon to tho penitent and foro
tellB doom for the Impenitent. Mr.
Moody's story of "Judgo Lot" would
bo effective In presenting this lesson.
Present to the boys tho slogan of
"clean living; clean speech; clean ath
letics." Forgot not to show lovo to
strangers, Hob. 13:2. Sodom noeded
ten raon to redeem It. What Amorl
can city haB but ten righteous men
in it? Read Deut. 32:30. Tho pun
ishment of crime is a stern necessity.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS OF
MORE OR LESS INTEREST.
Summary of the Dally Transactions
of the National Law Makers
at Washington.
Saturday.
The Somite-Senator Martin issued
a call for a democratic cuiiciih March
fi.
Adopted conference report on army
appropriation bill, carrying $'.4,'Jt'.tv
145
Filibuster b Senator Nowlunds pre
vented adoption ol iheis ami harbor
appropriation bill conference report.
Filibuster tle eloped on public
buildings tipptoprtiition.
Went Into executive srsslon at 3
p. in. to consider presidential nom
inees. Kulogles were pioiiounced on late
Setintor I lev burn of Idaho.
Confirmed :i large number or army
navy and diplomatic appointments.
Passed bill to maUe Senator Ctillom
ir Illinois resident comnitslsoncr for
the construction of the Lincoln me
mortal In Washington.
Passed Mutton bill to regulate ser
vice of American seamen.
Went Into executive session to con
sltler hi my and navy appointments.
' Adjourned at 12-13 a m. until 9:45
a. m. Monday.
The House Passed Webb lltpior
shipment bill over president's veto.
Hurenu of labor's repot t on anthra
cite coal price investigation presented.
Disagreed to conference, report on
naval appropriation bill and sent buck
for further conference.
Recessed from tP.fUi p. in. until 9:30
p. in.
Adopted conference report on army
appropriation bill. I
Filibuster started against work
men's compensation bill.
Adopted conference report on rivers
and harbors bill, carrying ?47,S0S.894.
Sennte general deficiency bill to
further conference.
Senate public buildings bill to
further conference
Recessed at G:2." p. m. to S:4.r p. m.
Passed Norrls bill providing for
publicity of testimony before masters
In equity and. anti-trust cases.
Atloptetl rsolutlons extending for
ono year Hurtnn act regulating de
velopment of power tit Niagara Falls.
Recessed at 11:10 p. m. until 9:30
a. m. Mondny. ,
Friday.
Tho Senate Passed resolution call
ing on secretary of the treasury for
correspondence relating to treasury
order No. fi, requiting Internal reve
nue deposited In national b.ihks.
Considered private pension bills.
Passed military academy appropriar,
tiou bill, carrying $1,125,000.
Senutor Owen Introduced resolution
calling on secretary of the Interior for
all correspondence on proposed Osage
Indian oil land leases.
Passed over president's veto, Webb
bill to prohibit shipment of liquor Into
dry stntes.
The House Passed resolution to ac
cept bust of Representative Cannon
for bouse building.
Considered miscellaneous legisla
tion. Adopted Joint resolution to require
president to return a bill proscribing
an eight hour law for dredgemen on
river and harbor Improvements.
Refused to concur In senate amend
ments adding $7,000,000 to house sun
dry civil bill, carrying $113,000,000.
nnd asked for conference.
PnsBed senute bill to regulate man
ning of coastwise vessels.
Adjourned at 7:07 p. in. until 10:30
a. m. Saturday.
Thursday.
.The Senate Regnii debate on agrl
cultural appropriation bill.
Interstate commorco committee sub
mitted report recommending changes
In tho Sherman anti-trust, law.
Appropriated $l,5ut,000 for govern
ment exhibit at San Francisco fair.
The House Degan debate on gen
oral deficiency appropriation bill.
Republicans onuciissed and ap
pointed committee to call caucus of
republicans to organize the minority.
Passed general deficiency appro
priation bill carrying $24,fins,245.
Adjourned nt 7:03 p. in. until 10:30
a. m. Friday.
Increase In Sales of Liquor.
Omaha. According to tho recolpts
of tho Internnl revenue collector for
Ibo district of Nebraska, tho con
sumption of beor In this territory Is
Increasing. Tho month or January
shows n marked Increase over tho
corresponding month of 1912. In Jan-,
nary of 1912 tho totnl Internal rove
ntio rerolptB for taxes paid for tho
manufacture of beor went $248,235.72,
whllo the total amount received In In
ternal revenues for tho corresponding
month of tho year 1913 Is $258,721.49,
an Increase of moro than $10,000 for
n slnglo period of thirty days.
To Receive Gov. Morehead and Staff.
Washington. The appointment of
Representative Dan V. Stephens as
chairman of the committee to receive
Governor Moroliend or Nebraska and
hla staff when thoy coii to the Innu
gurnl coremonles has been formnlly
.ratified by tho Nohrnska inaugural
committee. Mr. Stephens said that
.tho following Nebraskans wero to
orvo on tho committee: Representn
tlvo Lobeck, Charles E, Mngoon, for
merly or Lincoln, and Dr. Davidson
formerly of Omaha.
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