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LUTHERAN SCHOOL REPQRTSENTERED Conditions of Various Insti tutions Explained to the Synod at Dayton. (Palladium Special) DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. 23 The fortykflrst session of the Joint Lutheran synod began its deliberations Thursday. In the morning at St. Paul's, Rev. H. P. Dannecker, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, preached the synodical ' sermon, and synod opened with approximately 250 delegates from all parts of the United States -and Canada in attendance. The 'five sub-committees constituting the preliminary committee have finished their work. Eleven district synods, representing more than 1,200. congregations and 150,000 communicants are represented. r I . . sat I Last evenings session was featured by a lengthy and deliberate discussion jof the report of the foreign mission ,

uu.u, uiu iBtumiuueu acceptance , cise . petitions for $5,000 for erection of the offer made. by the Hermanns-j of a gymnasium. A. G. Bergener, presburg Mission board to transfer thejldent j. j. Ballmer, secretary, stations at Kodur and Puttur, India,) PacIfic Lutheran Seminary, 01yn

10 lae joint synoa. jpil( Wash. 49 students; need $4,400; . The terms in brief were that the for reopening of theological departsynod would pay to the Evangelical j ment Finke president. Lutheran Mission Board of Hermanns-1 TT . . TT . . burg, for the two stations of their ' ?ebAftcdfmy' ,HeJ?P?"; NbT Indian Telegu mission, a sum decided ! RedJ"'00? to ewP bul,dlng , def d' iby the appraisement of an impartial ed f Nraska and Kansas districts; i ,t. . i want another professor; submits con-

t 1 t. - ..... ona report was submitted by the MIn-1 liesota district, which declared: "After prolonged And earnest discussion of this question, the Minnesota district ' 'deems that the time is not yet at hand . that we may enter upon foreign mis- j jslon of our own and this on account of j ithe very great, important and hopeful "work of our home mission." Reports of Schools. I Detailed reports of the eight educational institutions controlled by the synod were discussed today. The com jposition, needs, donations, the institutions received status of attention. . epitomized reports show among other things: , Theological Seminary, Columbus, O., Thirty students; 25 graduates in 2 years; need library building; E. A. Boehme, president, and E. H. D. Winterhoff, secretary. Capital University, Columbus, O., Has re-adjusted professors' salaries; has added to course; 126 students in .June, a diminution; another professor's residence erected at cost of $5,OOO; petitions for change in mode of electing professors; also for right to (appeal for funds for erection of library jbuilding. E. Cronenwett, president, Und L. H. Burry, secretary. 1 Luther Seminary, St. Paul, Minn., 107 students last year;" asks that prosemlnary be transformed into full colleges. Geo. Diemer. president. Normal School, Woodville, O., Enrollment 43 men and 28 women; 11 Summer oods Often Cause Dyspepsia t Their Effect on the Digestive J 1 J i l4 of the Season's Ills. . Summer should be the period of perfect health, but impure water and imllk. unripe fruit, and the tendency to (indulge in acid foods and iced drinks, produces a contrary condition in many 'people. The effect of the average summer dlet is to constipate even normally -regular bowels, and this results In disarranging the entire digestive system. When the bowels are choked rwith the stomach's refuse, indigestion is almost sure to follow, and the waste jmatter that should pass out through jthe bowels, not finding passage, ferpments in the stomach and the poisons Are forced into the blood, causing much distress and often serious illness. , To xeep the bowels free, there is no more effective remedy 'than Dr. Caldywell's Syrup Pepsin. This is a pleasant-tasting bowel stimulent and laxative tonic that is very gentle in its oction, bringing relief in an easy, natural ananner, and without discomfort A poonful of Syrup Pepsin will quickly rheck summer diarrhoea by cleansing fthe bowels and removing the foreign natter that irritates and inflames the tissue. It is sold in drug stores for flfty cents a bottle; a large family size, jconsiderably more than twice the (quantity, costs a dollar. If you have hever used Syrup Pepsin and would lke a free trial bottle, postpaid, write to Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 406 Washington ktreet. Monticello, Illinois.

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paratory course xtnded; increase In niT,OBs amnn otn(1onta hi;pVpH rt,,tn jack of provi8ion for physical exerstitution for approval; enrollment! invprnppd 40t nsk SR.000 nnnrnnriation ' ::y"? - - " V'T" - T:; "- ! JJ v..., .1 lo auu "utL U""U1"&secretary. Meadville, Saskatchewan, Academy. -Selected Melville as home of Acad-' ,my getting ten acre tract, tax free ; and $8,000 bonus. Have in cash and notes, $13,102; petitions for a director to supervise construction of building this fall, synod loan of $5,000 and for filing of incorporation papers in Canada- Rev. H. Schmidt, president, Rev. L- F Tank, secretary; John D. Diller, treasurer, Rev. G. Gehrke and John Brodt. St. Paul's Seminary and Academy, Hickory, N. C. Declined to . sell property for $8,000 offered. Small congregation is using the property. Board can't conscientiously act as agents in sale of property because Ohio Synod Lutherans largely contributed to purchase price and they feel joint synod has abandoned the field, and wants the proceeds to be used in another field. W. E. Schramm, president, S. M. Harick, secretary, D. S. Dasher and R. M. Bumgarner. Attention Democrats. There will be meetings at the Jefferson Club Rooms, August 26th, at 1:30 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. at which Thos. M. Honan, Attorney General,! and other speakers will be present. It is very important that all committeemen and registration clerks be present. All Democrats are welcome. C. P. Doney, Chairman, Webster Parry. Secretary. aug23-23 Dodging Difficulty. "Are you going to send the Sparkler girl a wedding present?" "No. old Sparkler and I had a squabble yesterday?" "That's too bad. What was the cause?" "I really can't afford bis friendship. He has five marriageable daughters." Cleveland Plain Dealer. A Fast Talker. The orator spoke about the things he had not said, the things he did not believe and the things he would not do. "That fellow." observed the sailor, "is talking at the rate of about thirty nots an hour." Judge. A Faithful Likenoss. Sapleigth I really don't think the photographer caught my expression, do you? Miss Keen (looking at photo) I don't see any. Boston Transcript. A Strong Player. Mother What do you think you will make out of my daughter's talent? Professor About a dollar a lesson. If the piano holds out. His Monopoly. "He has unbounded faith in himself. "In other words, he has a monopoly of the faith In himself, eh?" Chicago Record-Herald. . By placing a cake of yeast in a cap

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DISHONEST CASHIER Is Trapped by a Clever Advertisement.

(National News Association) NEW YORK, Aug. 23. Trapped by an advertisement after he had eluded capture for two years, John A. Flack, former cashier of the Abilene State Bank, of Abilene, Kansas, is a prisoner today in the Mulberry Street police station, pending the arrival of officers from Kansas who will take him back to face the charge of stealing $80,000. .Flack declared that he would not compel extradition, according to the police. Detective J. J. Allen, of the National Surety company, and A. M. Birdsall, manager of the claim branch of that company, rapped Flack at Third aveiue and Twelfth street by a carefully worded advertisement. Flack made no attempt to deny his identity. When Flack was taken to police headquarters, but three cents were found in his pocket. . Flack said he had been wandering over the country for two years working at whatever he could find and changing his name frequently. He spent the money which he is charged with embezzling in real estate speculation. He does not drink or smoke. KEEN SIGHTED GULLS. Teats That Proved the Wonderful Vision of the Birds. There is perbap no other bird of land or sea so keen of sight as the common gull. To convince a skeptical friend of this, an American naturalist once made some interesting experiments. The two men were passengers on a steamer where the spring ebb aided them to run twenty miles an hour. A dozen gulls followed them in the steamer's wake without apparent effort and circled In graceful curves over the water. Breaking a cracker biscuit Into fonr parts less than an Inch square each, the naturalist banded one piece to his friend and told him to drop it into the seething waters on the starboard. Immediately the bit of biscuit became invisible to human eyes, and yet before it bad gone thirty yards astern a gull detected it and. dipping into the foam, secured it. One by one It picked up the other bits of biscuit, though neither of the two men could see them. Tearing off a postage stamp from an old envelope, the naturalist dropped it overboard. The gull detected the waif and made as if to pick it up. But when within a yard or so of It the bird saw that It was nothing In his line and glided npward again to his favorite station on a line with the topmost truck. New York Tribune. Bizefs Rod Ribbon. Bizet, the author of the popular opera "Carmen. who died a month after its first production, was not at any time a lucky man. He was even decorated through a mistake, says a writer, "for bis friends, presaging the failure of 'Carmen,' bombarded the minister before the production and begged a decoration for M. George Bizet. 'Bizet?" asked the minister. 'Who Is Bizetr A remarkable genius.' was the reply, "who has already produced several extraordinarily fine works. Among them the most popular is perhaps "L'Arle-sienne.-' "L'Arlesienne ?" interrupted the minister. 'Why. it is a perfectly fascinating book. 1 read It with extreme pleasure. Tell your friends that the thing is done. The minister was not musical, but he had read a novel by Alphonse Daudet, and Bizet won his red ribbon." Real Chivalry. Men passengers in the old horse omnibuses of years ago had greater opportunities than at present of showing their politeness to women, especially on wet nights. One remembers the conductor's request as he swung his dripping form from the "monkey board to the doorway. "Will any gentleman ride outside to oblige a woman r And there was always the gentleman whose chivalry prompted him to give up his seat climb the steep steps to the "knife board" on top and complete his journey in the pouring rain. London Standard. f . Wonderful Science. Photographer-l have been taking some moving pictures of life on your farm. Farmer-Did you catch my laborers in motion? Photograpber-I think so. Farmer-Aa, we!!, science Is wonderful thlag.Brooklyn Life.

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HOW. TO MAKE CANNA BEDS. Do Not Plant For Many Varieties or Colors. As cannas are subtropical plants they thrive only in warm weather and should be planted only when the season is well advanced. May 20 to June 15 is best for the territory between latitudes 40 and 45. The plants are deep rooted, therefore the bed should be dug deep. It also is important to provide pleuty of plant food. Three Inches of well rotted manure spaded into the soil is not too much. Do not elevate the center of the bed, but leave level so water will not run off. If the bed is to contain several varieties of caunas much care should be given to the selection of the varieties. If the bed Is to be viewed from all sides put the taller varieties in the center and use the shorter kinds for the border rows. Your florist can give advice about the varieties best suited for the purpose. Do not plant too many varieties. Unless it is an exceptionally large bed two or three will be better than more. For small beds a dozen to eighteen plants are enough. It is good taste to use some other plant for a border. If tall growing cannas are used the fountain grass is unsurpassed, and for dwarf kinds such plants as coleus, dwarf salvias and dusty miller are serviceable. How to Walk Correctly. To attain correct carriage one must walk erectly, and to achieve this there Is nothing better than trying to walk with a book or similar article on the head. This is sure to keep one from developing the swaying of the body more to the one side than the other. Stays that force the opposite of this rule should be discarded and destroyed, for they are not fit to wear. If they work against the erectness of the carriage they are really a menace to the health. Throw out your chest. Better to have people say that you are so straight you appear to be falling over backward than to be round shouldered in appearance, if not in fact. Feel My Iron Grip? That Tonic Did It $1.00 Box FREE "Finest Nerve-Builder .1 Ever Saw." "Back from a vacation ?Not on your life. No vacation could have put my nerves in the fine condition they're in now. I stayed home and took that new and only remedy for nerves that has no narcotics in it, no alcohol, no opiates or mineral drugs, Wade's Golden Nervine. It's 'golden' all right, and it's a -wonder." Wade's Golden Nervine is a golden exception to ordinary nerve treatments. Just think of it, no alcohol, opiates, no narcotics, no mineral drugs whatever, it's all vegetable, safe for anybody, and you ought to see how quick you feel the results. Don't wait until you are "all-in." take it now and feel the difference in a few days. It has no equal for any nervous condition, exhaustion, brain fag, loss of memory, feeling of collapse, lack of vitality, insomnia, trembling, melancholy, nervous indigestion, headaches. It has the peculiar property of quieting the nerves without being a sedative, and at the same time is a powerful up-building restorative tonic. You're entitled to the absolute free proof. Send the free $1 coupon below today for a free $1 fullsized package. Wade's Golden Nervine is sold at drug stores, at $1 a liberal-size package. Nerve strength is money, get a package and get the early returns. Wade's Golden Nervine is sold in Richmond, Ind., by Conkey Drug Co. Send this Free $1 Coupon. Gem Medicine Co, St. Louis, Mo. Send me. at your expense, a 1 full-eize package of Wade's Golden Nervine absolutely free. My Name .... Street No .... Oiey ......... State . . .

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Kt 1 Aaodatioa. Nature. Nature Is the armory of genius. Cities serve it poorly, books and colleges at second hand. The eye craves the spectacle of the horizon, of mountain, ocean, river and plain, the clouds and stars, actual contact with the elements, sympathy with the seasons as they rise and rolL Alcott. One Idoa of Entertainment. "Isn't that Mrs. Templeton-Brown the most entertaining creature?" "I noticed the crowd around her. What was she talking about?" "Why. about the awful things that happened to her when she was in the hospital." Cleveland Plain Dealer. Only Fault. "Is your husband a good man?" "Tea. lie's a good man. I can't complain. But be always sneaks out the back way whenever the minister calls." Washington Herald. What the superior man seeks la in himself. What the small man seeks is in othirs. Confucin. Gold Crowns (3.00 D.U.. laf.L. ... Fu, 8et woo Gold Fillinas l no .. Inlay Work a Specialty. All Work Guaranteed. We not only claim, bu have indisputahie proof of the greatest and most" perIBWh IlldllVU "W" WWW I V I HIV p.l f I IC.9 extraction of teeth. at.... v..i; ns.t n.u new ium ueuiai ranurs 9044 Main St. RICHMOND, IND. Open Evenings.

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