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BELGIAN SCOUTING PARTY IN FLANDERS
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Lesson
(By H. O RRU.nUH, AclliiB nirootor ot
tlin Humliiy iJclinol Courni', llio Moody
llllilu limtitulr, (MilcaKA )
LESSON FOR OCTOBER 31
ARE YOU
SICKLY?
TO WIN HIS BRIDE
Pennsylvania Young Man Causes
Girl to Jilt Man She Was
Engaged To.
IS THE APPETITE 60NE ?
IS THE DIGESTION POOR ?
ARE YOU RUN DOWN?
COMPLETELY DISC0URA6ED?
MAKES QUICK RESOLVE
USES
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THE BOY JOASH CROWNED KING.
l.KSSON T1-:XT-II KIubs 1IM-I2.
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ft liKcil Hlmll Ihi overthrown, tint tlin ti-nt
of thit upright nluill flourish. I'rov. tl:
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When Young Woman Atk Him to
With Her Happiness He Decides
He Alone Can Give
It to Her.
Brldgoport, Conn. Paul J. Barber
Is u prominent young business ruati ui
Wilkes-Barro, Pa. With his friend and
clasBmnto of old University of I'cnn
sylvaufa days, Edward Poll, ho c'atuu
hero recently for a visit.
Tho especial attraction which
"Bridgeport held for Poll was a young
woman who was then visiting Mius
Ituth B. Ailing, the attractive- daugh
ter ot Noycs B. Ailing, who conducts
several rubber stores. Naturally Poll
and Barber were frequent visitors at
tho Ailing homo during tholr Btay.
Homo days ago Barber, in opening
his mail, found a postal from Miss
Ailing. Sho had "just dropped him a
lino" to let hi ni know sho was to be
married to John B. Wrlglo, manager
of tho Brldgoport Compressed Paper
Box company. Sho "hoped ho would
wish her happiness" in her engage
ment and subsequent marriage.
Barber did wish her happiness all
tho happiness in tho world but ho
was dotcrmlncd ho would bo tho one
who would bring her this bountiful
happiness.
Puts In Lonn-Dlotance Call.
Tho young man hastened to the
nearest longdlstnnco telephone. He
called tho Ailing homo, got Miss Ailing
on tho wlro, having preai ranged with
tho Wllkes-Barro operator that no mat
ter how high tho tolls rose ho must
not bo interrupted.
Thero is llttlo likelihood of nnyono
ever knowing, including Barber him
self. Just what was said in that con
versation or how it was said, but it
was eminently stisfactory and effec
tive Barber, in consequence, took tho
next train for Bridgeport. Ho did not j
announco his arrival hero, but ho and
Miss Ailing, a fow hours later, might I
have been observed on a train bound
for Now York. Thoir destination thoro
was tho city hall. A licenso was pro
cured. It was no aldermanlc holiday
and but what's tho uso? You know
the rest.
This is not tho end, however. Mr.
Wrlgle, happy in tho part of Miss
He Called Up the Ailing Home.
Alllng's accepted sweetheart, knocked
gayly at her front door tho very day
she and Barbor had left for New York
on aldermanlc business. Mis. Ailing
jamo to the door.
"Where is ftuth?" asked tho ac
cepted ono.
And then he had to bo told.
SHOT A COON? HERE'S ALIBI
Two Men Fired at It All Night, but
It Was a Crow's Nest Instead
of a Coon,
Ashtabula, O. Halo Brltton of Rich
mond Center started down his pasture
lano a few night ago, when his dog
struck a coon trail and soon landed
the coon up a trco.
Britton went to tho houso for a shot
gun, and when ho returned ho could
just 8co tho coon high up in tho top of
tho tree. Ilu shot at tho animal sev
eral times, then decided tho shotgun
was too short rango to reach him. Aft
er telling his dog to keop a closo
watch, Britton went over to D. Tink
hnm'ii house, and the two retuined
with Tlnkhnm'a riflo. From thru on
until one o'clock they took turns (iring
at tho coon.
Finally thoy built n flro und watted
until daylight. Then thoy learned tho
coon they had boon shooting at all
night was a crow's nest.
Found "Dend" Father in Poorhouse.
Rudd, la. Mrs. K. V. Ponny, wlfo ol
a banker, has found her fathor, John
Do Mart, aftor a Bcarch of 35 years.
Sho beliovcd him dead, but Do Mart,
now olghty-threo years of ago, was lo
'catod in tho poorhouso at Marshall
town.
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Following the lead of the Boy Scouts, the girlhood 01 Knglaud is orguuulug into companies known as Ulrl
(Juurdu. Those little women aro taught rudimentary household and social uelfaro facts which will be of uso to
them and their country when they grow up. The picture shows the duchess of Marlborough (In wlilto at left)
Inspecting the Guard of Honor of tho First Harrow company at Harrow, England.
PRESIDENT WILSON
President Wilson Ik shown in the accompanying picturo ofiiciatiug at
the cornorBtono laying exercises at tho hugo memorial amphithoatcr now
Ih'Iiir built in Arlington National cemetery as a tribute to the heroes
i the Civil war.
BELGRADES FORTRESS WALf SHATTIRED
The cftou of heavy artillery tlru
(his photugruph of pnit ol the fortress
by the Austro Uermaii guns.
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dreflsed In khaki tmlioriu making Its
INSPECTING ENGLISH GIRL GUARDS
LAYS CORNERSTONE
on the walls ol u tort Is well shown in
of Belgrade after It had been shelled
1,1 " .vr .ry
u Htoalttitly over a pontoon bridge
WOMEN MAKING SHELLS
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In the ammunition factories ot
Franco us well as of England women
have largely taken tho place of men.
Ono of them Is here seen working on
shells that are not yet bored.
Always Working Garb.
James Kelr Hardlo, tho British labor
leader, whoso death is announced,
nover relinquished his working-class
garb, and many wore tho occasions
when his rough attire led to mistakes
on the part of others. One story Is
that Kelr Hardlo, then many years an
M. P., was challenged by n policeman
outside the house of commons. Tho
ofllccr asked Mr. Hardlo If ho was
working there. "Yes." "On tho roof?"
(which was undergoing repair). "No,"
answered the leader of tho Indepen
dent labor party, "on tho Iloor." An
other timo a landlady refused to let
him have rooms until ho gave refer
encos ho looked too rough. Tho good
woman was astonished whon Mr. Har
dlo named a number of the most prom
Innnt men In commons. He was ar
rested in Belgium a fow years ago on
suspicion of being in collusion with a
notorious uuaichlBt whom tho pollco
had detained. Tho Bolglan pollco nov
er could understand why a British M,
P. was not claboratoly attired.
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This Is a great and most intensely
Interesting boy's story. For thirty
years two great heroes, Klljah and
Ulnlm, fought against Baal. Thoy
stood up against kings and people,
and fought for pure morals as the
champions of Jehovah, Jehoshaphat,
a good mini, allowed his sou to marry
Jeebel'H daughter and tho nation
reaped the i vaults. The son of this
union reigned over J ml ah but one year
and was Alain by Jehu, the dcHtroyer
of Allah's dynnsty. Athullah, as dow
ager queen regent ruled for ulx yearsj
(See t Chrnu. 22). (icuorul Jehu
wrought in the northern kingdom,
heneo tho temporary escape of this
child of .leehrl, tho cursed queen.
I. Concealment, vv. 1-3. Jehosheba,
tho wife oi' Joholada, tho high priest in
rhargo of the temple, is thought to bo
tho daughter of Joram by another wife
than Ath.'illah. Sho was the agent In
Cod's hands of saving the boy's life
and of the llnal extinguishment of tho
Bccd of Aluib. Jehoshoba, as daughter
of on-t king, sister of another and high
priest's wife, was familiar with every
nook and corner of the templo, and
"so a woman's rutlileBHiiess was out
witted by a woman's cunning. 'Far
rar. Thus God saved the seed of Da
vid according to his Word (Psalms
8U:3, 4).
II. Conspiracy, vv. 4-8. Athallah's
bloody iclgn Is ono of the darkest
MiKeu in tho history of Judith. Sim
murdered not her own children but
her grandchildren to gain, or rathor to
continue, hor rule, for as her son'n
counselor uho was tho real ruler of
:ho nation (II Kings 8:2G,27; II Chron.
22:n, 4). Cod bad mado a promise
(ch. 8:19; Isa. 7:C; Jer. :17-26) and
that promlau must bo rullllled, for no
evil enn thwart his will. Athallah is
a terriblo oxmnplo of unrestrained
heredity. Wo have hero tho results of
an unholy alliance Thin 1b also an
appalling examplo of tho fruit of
Belilsh ambition: (a) upon tho nation,
(b) on tho family, (c) on tho Individ
ual. As against this picturo wo sco a con
secrated woman, a dovotod homo and
tho teaching of a pious priest, the
final outcomo ot which was tho over
throw of evil. This priest and his
wlfo took certain othor traits Joash
Inherited from his vilo ancestors, such
itB courugo, cnorgy, Bklll and porso
voranco, and, training them undor
right nnd pious environment, turned
them to tho blessing of tho nation.
Tho early formatlvo period of this
boy's llfo was thus spent In Buch a
way ns to result In continuous bless
ing throughout hto rolgn (12:1, 2).
III. Crowning, vv. 9-12 (to v. 16). It
was a great scrvico tho priest and his
wlfo rendered to Juduh to save and to
train n child. So likewlso wo aro priv
ileged, and thoso who aro truly saved
and rightly trained will also ulti
mately bo crowned (II Tim. 4:8; I
Peter 5:14; Rev. 2:10).
Thoro aro two accounts of tho coro
nation ceremonies (soo also II Chron.
22:10-23:21); they differ but do not
conflict. Tho llvo captains and 500
bodyguards wrought a groat work on
that Sabbath day I5very man In tho
conspiracy did oxactly as told. Joash
is brought out at tho exact moment.
So also will our king appear at God's
appolntod tlmo. Tho law is placed In
his hands (v. 12, Ex. 25:10; Ps. 78:5;
Isa. 8:16, 20). This controverts thoso
who would havo us bollovo the law
was not written until Joash reigned.
Asldo from tho law which was placed
In his hands a crown waB placod on
his head and thero was also tho cus
tomary shouting and clapping of hands
nnd cries of "God save tho king" (Am.
R. V.) which accompany such occa
sions. IV. Conclusion. (1) Our Young
Kings (and Queens). For everyone ot
our boys and girls thoro is awaiting a
kingdom. Each Is surrounded by dan
gers even as Joash. Their only safety
is In God, in tho love and power ot
his holy spirit, tho knowlcdgo ot his
word, tho caro and culture of his
church, tho guldanco and lufluonco of
homes which belong to him.
(2) The Bible and the Coronation.
Tho chief and most Important part of
tho coronation was to place tho word
of God In tho young king's "hand. "Thy
word havo I hid in my heart that 1
might not sin nyalnst thee."
If is tho royal law, llfo, llvoly
oracles, food, light and wisdom for
king and subject alike
(3) The Anointed King. Symbolical
ly Joash received tho holy spirit that
ho might know how and havo power
to llvo and govern by tho law Just
placed in his hands. (I Sam. 10:16;
10:13; Acts 4:27; Hob. 1:9).
Such anointed ones aro kings and
quoons ami tholr lives aro u benedic
tion to nil tho world.
(4) The Eclipse of Evil.
Tho ono who was most guilty, who
took tho sword that sho might rulo,
was tho first to cry treason.
Her cry could not any longer hold
buck tho purposes ot God and she mis
erably perished.
YOU SHOULD TRY
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
AT ONCE. IT REALLY HELPS
Sketch Under Shell Fire.
Some of tho many artists who are
at tho front in Franco make their
skotuhoa undaunted by sholl tlru. Tho
Century magaluo publishes a picture
of tho ruins of a farm houso, about
which tho battlo had raged, drawn by
Henri Jncquior, who took tho llrst
giaud prlx of the Salon. "While M.
Jurqulor," says a fellow-artist, "was
Mulshing this drawing with very rapid
pencil strokes, a shell burst near htm.
and actually flung tho earth Into his
car. But tho drawing wiib Mulshed."
If You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best
AlthmiRh thrr nro hundreds of nrcpa
ratloiio nilvorllneil, thero In only ono that
rt-nlly Htnnrin out pre-eminent an rt rem
dy for illHciuirs of tho kidneys, liver and
liliutitxr.
Dr. Kilmer's Hwmnp-Itoot ta not recom
mended for overythlmr.
A ftwnrn ccrtltlcnto of parity lit with ev
ery bottle. You may receive a siimpU
fdze. dot tin of Hwiiinti-lloot by Parcel
1'nM. Addrenn Dr. Kilmer A Co.. Ulnv
hnmton, N. Y.. and cnclone ten tcntn.
For Hiiln nt nil drug uteres In bottlen oi
two lzc-(iQc and tl.lO, also mention thlf
pupi-r. Adv.
Easily Satisfied.
"What do you think of tho now
Htnto constitution?"
"I haven't read it, but I'm for it,
provided thero's nothing In it to pre
vent mn from going out to play golf
on election day."
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clean, healthy scalp means good nab
Try thcBo supcrcroamy emolllonts ft
you havo any hair or scalp trouble,
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Address postcard, Cutlcura, Dopt. XV,
Boston. Sold overywhoro. Adv.
The Fatal Words.
"Is Mr. Slyboy very talkative?"
"No; IVvo beon trying for two years
to make him speak."
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