PAGE TWO
Sunday School Lesson
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Subject: teak* mlab’s Brayer*; 1
Looms Text: Nckooiiah 1:1-10.
Th* kook of N«h» miab ia a con-
Uonation of tkp kook of Btra on 4 *a>
t**fsrly railed the Second Book of
•urn, sod they aro the last historical
book* of tka QM Testament.
Is Bora *r tin tka priest who U
chiefy cpSecrued In tht rvMiratien «*l
tka MU* and tka lampie rarvic* and
is Nafcgnteh is a layma* concerned in
S biraaiSf to kta |>*opl» and tka city I
•f kia fathcra
A Patriot of tka Right Typo
Nohemiah woa a patriot of tka right
typa. la captivity ko woa aerv-ng tha
bias aa cupbearer asd span leaning
of tha dapiorokla cwsdliion of kia poo
pie aad of tka dilapidated condition
of Jaruagtem kc “ant dow n and wapt
aad mourned and (rated and prayed be
fore tka God of Heaven "
Tka colloquy between I,lm and the
Kins related in tke Second Chapter la
vary iatarcrtiag and rathetio. “Wkj.'
ka aaya, “akottld not my countenance
ka and, wkan tka ally, tha plvse of my
tether* Hath ui west* and
tka gave thereof aro conaumcd wita
Bra f*
- Tka re ia only one patriotism that .
kpsnta. nsd that ia the pataiotleip of a
•adly mnn, o man Intaiastad ip tav
lag tk« a Aria of kia people Sa wall aa
is their temporal wolford.
Tka ffnaat fipr***ioa of patriotism
over uttered war ky Ckriat wkan ha
anM: **O t Jatusalcm, Jerusalem. which
■jratk tka prapkata and atosaa 'hem
that ate aant qau that; how often
would 1 kora fathered thy children to
father, an a hen pothers her brood
uudar her wins*, asd y* wsuld sot."
Mo t*u* patriot con fail tn ko deprly
tawqhted ovor condHiooa la our own
Ufa. Tkaro la tka appoaradra of ma
It rial prof re a* kft what of tha apirit
ual caaditioa Thera la much falae
♦rash big and erima Is aa much aa the
lsorsaaa that It ia raltej a "crime
VnMNk**
Caafaaalaa as Kiaa
Many have ankatltutad amaaameat lor
rolifian. Tka time la ripe far a aeaaon
of fssttag and papysfr aad for men
Ilka Nohemiah One sf tha Ana it thins*
ka did ama ta confess bla tint. "Hath
I aad ay father'* home have tinned "
David Humbly confessed Ma ala, (Ta.
IS:*) and ao did Paul (Bph. Ilf). M*»e>
•ad* a aiailar con la* non far hit pco
■a and pleaded far them before Cod.
aa did Samuel at HI ape h “A n hone*t
paardotaioa la (aad far tka eeut."-
Nakamiah »eta at as example of ha
tpf data lie jp kia eenfcaaion. “We
save dealt vary corruptly against Tkoes
ssd have not kept tka eomroandmrnta,
aqe tka atotuia*. aav th, Judgment*.
«Nat Pfoyara ora tea gtaeral in tkair
Ma acknowledge that tka Mama for
the aad condition* rwited oa (he pro
p)o. aad that tka Mfuriaaate state
was duo ta ate'.
Bean aalUloaair, ha* provided a fun
Mfp d' commisaiaa fa study aad aaaiar
tain tka caaaa of tha kod eoadit ion of
ooaiaty, sad another has raid why spend'
aq muck money to aolvo a proklam
Which «ua ka aaoarerpd la one litltc
Ahroh.m Lincoln uttered a aad troth
kfias. calling far a d%* as fasting and
prayer daring tka Civil War, he inld
"ft kaya forgotten Gad."
. Oaa as tha aaaat Impressive itatencc >
If tka Hi kia It that la the warainv
ud.Aasateh to* Aaai "The Lard la with
pM while pa k* with Him: aad if ye
pack Him ka will ka found of you
tuft U. y* foroote Him No will for
ggka pas ” This applies ta nations a*
Will pa to ladl virtual a. Israel vt*
guilty of this groat ala as foraohing
God. aad aka was suSoring lor it. but
Mod ia amt ready ta respond' to the
soil of diatrooa.
lu time* of tseeblb la aarient timo*
tha distressed soul always acaorpa lad
poayat with testing asd eftan put on
lartdut.
fkstigg tea natural acprasslan of!
ffMaf pad intended to moke qne's pa- [
titteu effort ual before God. It was a j
recogaiaad mode of aoaklnf Divine fa- 1
vwr aag proportion and was oaaociatad
with raafaselan of tin and ovldencod i
a peqjteqt bean whl-h always touche*
j BmL
Ta Klljak th, Lord said "Berth thou
kpw Ahah humbled bliatrlf hefote me
Weans* ka humbleth before Ma, I will
sat bring thc «v(J la bla day " tl king*
Wy npvar b*ar t»C taatiag is this
day except far purposes of health or
agrtinl Isgtiug during Lent. TM.se la
sptkteg is the Bible that annul, it.
Ou the contrary. ¥hri*t, when lie
tested the lunatic, which th, dixriplas
(sited to. krai, said la answer ta tkair l
Wk»»t‘*a aa to why tboy could aat j
C reform tka miracle. "M*w-b« it thi*!
■4 gootk aat but bat by prayer and!
IffpUgk
When tka prapkata apd tear bars in
the tbtrch at Aatissk caaaaalssioaed
Tool and Mamba* to work they no
K mated it With lasting aad prayrrr.
items U We been aa inlarg*.
Meat as tka praatioe from that ia the
Old TV'aosr ru. li la raid that "there
la a slasa ooanaatiaa kwtweaa fasting
U«d insight hath tetetlerumi and tnir
tkunl Imraig aiasplo Mviag and high 1
thiakia..' Be mack far lusting.
What 1a fraPer?
’Tvapor te *h* auul’a Sincere detiro,
Tfttersd of anesprysted,
«Tbe motion of a hidden Bra
Thai trembles at tke breast.
Ik tk e k “fAt" •< • sigh.
Tka falling «f a tears
Tbe upward glasciog of oa tya
Whoa none bat God It scar.
tfurer ia Ue alasplast form as .peach
that latent lips ms try;
frsyet te tke sahlimett strmn* that
eg high. .
rmr»r U tte ChrlaUas s r\L MaaU.
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The ChrieikimVi native air.
Hi* watchword St the Gates us l>< alb;
He caters heaven by prayer.
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Prayer 1a tha ainnar’* contrite voice
Keturnipg from bis ways,
White ongala la tbrlr song* rejoice.
Aad cry ‘'Behold hr prays."
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TABirr BILL PAHMKM.
WAKHINGTON. Aug. I* -The Senate
today po*i«d tha tariff hill which hat
bacn pending siaca April gO. Ihi vule
was 4> to lib Senator Borah, of Idaho,
was tha only Republican to vole- against
the measure. Three democrats, Senators
Broussard and Kantdell, of Lffultlana,
and Kendricks, Wyoming, voted for the
bill. It now goes to conference. a
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
leagvr.
Pittsburgh 1,8; Boston 4, 2.
Cincinnati P, Brooklyn 4.
'Chicago 2, New York I.
Ht. Loui* 1, Philadelphia 8.
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Philadelphia *. 8; Ht. Loui* 6, 8. k
Boston 1.0; Detroit 6,1.
New York 12, Chicago 8. #
Washington 1, Cleveland 8.
International League.
Baltimore 11, T; Syracuse 8, 8.
Heading #, 0; Bochrster 7, 8.
Second seven innings.
Newark 4,4; Tsronton 8, I.
2nd game seven inning*.
Jersey City 8. Buffalo 8.
Ptedmaat Image*.
Winston Salem Raleigh rain.
Greensboro 11, High Point 8.
Danville 7, Durhqm 0
Virginia Bat* League.
Wilson I, Newport Newt 2.
Portsmuoth 8,0; Rocky Mount 8, 4.
Richmond 0,4; Norfolk 8, S.
Kolb Atlantic League
Augusta 0, I; Hparlanburgh 2, 0.
Charlotte I, l| Columbia 2, 0.
Charleston 3,4; Orsdnvill* 8,1.
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SHOPWORKERS 18
M EETINGJMJ CC ESS
I WASHINGTON, Aug 19 Kftests of
< the Beutharn railway to rocruif skilled
ship workars were declprvd l,y Pairfsr
Hairison, Its president, today to he
' meeting with success.
"Approximately 200 skilled mechan
; If*," bald Mr. Harirson io a, formal
; state me ut." are cn route to our principal
. -hup# points today edn we capert to
ban. more tomorrow In addition over'
duo Southern railway rinployrw* from
tthrr departments Who have voluntcsr
! *d for earvtf* 'are now at wagk In our
' chaps aqd new volunteers are being plae-
Ivd daily. We are still yeady to rereivc
i our old men but they aemo to give- their
(iTit ulLuuince to uuion leaders who
j arc themselves making no sacrifice."
British manufacturers have developed
, a rubber carpet, adapted to tke *am«
purposes as llnoliipm. which la r>
vcrsihlv and a»ft to the tread.
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TWO THINGS NOW *
IN WAY OF ENDING
\ SOFT COAL STRIKE
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f PHILADELPHIA, lag. 18. Two
I things today were ditcloaed by the con
ferenre between the leader* of tke Unit
ed Mine Workers of Amerlra and the
operators to settle the euu| strike In
thu anthracite fields, ureordteg to ia
fiirpmtian obtained after the adjoura-
I meat of the third liiuatiag.
I ' The first wpt that "the only stumb
-1 ling hlork that lie* in the way of agrav
ment was the avhitratiun proposal of
1 A*-red by thb operators ond the second
wnt that' th* operator* wer* anxious to
arrive at an agreement aud resume tke
production of coal at once.
8
Mow much time will elapse before
1 the representatives of th* two tide*
' get together, however, proved specu
lative even among their owa numbers.
I Kli etrilfealion of th* steam railroads
1j of Bom hay; which will require Av*
• 1 years to complete, will bo begun in
th* near future.
SPAIN’S 4UE 19N
ABOARD BRITISH
FLEET IN 1692
& LONDON. Auk I.—Thr woman who
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