South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 219, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 August 1913 — Page 3

MONDAY, ALT.rST I, 1913. LOGAL PASTORS 3Z .-fc ll tin i-r--n Fan r n Ff3 pa n rc r I In IS E Annual Pilgrimages of Rest Are Being Taken by Ministers Hostetter on "Pearl of Great Price." His Nearest Neighbor Lives Two Miles Away, But Poor Lc Doesn't Mind It in the Least . .. Twesday We Give BouMe Tradln

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Many of the South Rend pastors will le:rin their summer vacation this we k t be absent from their pulpi: durinir the month. Rev. Henry I. Davis, pastor of the I'ir.-t M. K. ami Rv. CharU s A. Decktr, jf the First Raptist church, who hae liven on vacations during the st month, will return to the city to .:!ici.ite in their respective jmlpiu text .Sunday. Among those who will be away arcRev. (I. V. H.rury. Kt'V. II. R. ilosteit. r, Rev. C. A. Lipplncott and Rev. J. L. (Jardnier, who is spending Ins vaeation in northern Michigan. He will return next .Sunday for the; day and will preach at hoth services. IVarl of (ircat Price. Rev. II. R. Hostetter spoke on the paraMe of the "Pearl of Great Price." at the Westminster Presbyterian church Sunday evening. He .said: "This parable- found in Matt. XIII.,

emphasizes the truth th.it Christianity i.-i a personal matter and must bo appropriated by a deiinite personal act on the part of each individual. Christianity confers certain blessings on all, but no man is saved by the Kep.eral lntluence of religion, that calls for a clear transaction between the individual of his (iod. "The IVarl of Gnat Price is obtained not by purchase but by selfeurrender. The man who discovered it must need Kve up all that he had to obtain it. This must be the spirit of the Christian subordination of all that we have and owe to God. "Salvation is a gift but it can be had only by yielding our all to the Giver. We must give first place to the things of His kingdom. Make it the business of your soul and your eole business to find Christ and learn of Him. You have the promise that 'If ye seek ye shall find if ye ask ye ehall reeeiv if ye knock it shall be opened up unto you.' " He took his morning theme from Matt. V., I?.: "Ye are the salt of the earth." Hoth services were well attended. Special pong services were, attended. Special song services were rendered. In the absence of the pastor for the remaining part of the month, the laymen of the church will eeeure some one to take charge of tho worship. At lira or M. K. Rev. K. Richards, prominent as a missionary worker, delivered an address at the Grace M. K. church in the evening, touching on conditions in Africa, where for a number of years he was a missionary.

LONTi HKACII. X. Y.. Aug. I. Osgood Pell, it mineral real estate broker of New York city, with his chauffeur, whose name could not be learned, were killed at Long Peach crossing Sunday night when their automobile was struck by an electric train. William I,ainbeer and his wife of Hempstead, who were riding in the Pell machine, were badly injured. Iiinbeer, it was said, will not recover.

SPOKANE. Wash., Aug. 4. Totally blind and living entirely alone, two miles from his nearest neighbor, building his own fires and coking his own meals, even to making bread, in Eschnumkein Paul, an aged Indian of the Calispel tribe, according to the story brought to Spokane by Father Louis Taelman, president of the Gonzaga university. Father Taelman, who a few years ajro wan a missionary to the Calispel

Li lians, still is their spiritual ad- j

visor, and makes frequent trips to their tented village on the Pend Oreille river, about 80 miles northeast of Spokane. Hut the old blind tribesman lives apart from his people, a life of the utmost seclusion. "I was amazed at the case of old blind Eschnumkein Paul," states Father Taelman. "I investigated his condition. He Is stone blind and yet lives entirely alone, two miles from the nearest neighbor. The wonderful part of his story Is that he travels about at will, visiting the people of his tribe, always going directly to the place at which he desires to visit. He never gets confused In roads by taking the wrong one. He lives in a small cabin throughout the year without assistance. He builds all his own fires and prepares his meals. He can cut his meat or make bread as good as rr Jst persons who have the use of their eyes. The only way in which I can account for his strange case is that the wonderful instinct, so acute in him during the 4 0 years of his blindness that it has taken the place of his eyes. Among the Calispels there is a great deal of blindness and bad eyes, due to the smoke from their tepee lires. It has proved a great detriment to their more rapid advance in civilization. The old head chief, Masalah. is blind."

THE GULF AND WEST WILL HAVE TO SUFFER NEXT Wt-atlicr Bureau Promises Cool Weather for the Kot of the Country.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4. Cooler weather throughout the country extept in the gulf and Pacific coast states during the coming week is predicted by the experts of the weather bureau. The distribution over the north American continent and the adjacent oceans." the weekly forecast says Sunday night, "is such as to indicate temperatures below the seasonal average the coming week over the northwestern states, the great central valleys, the region of the Great lakes, and the eastern states, and near or slightly above the normal in the gulf states and on the Pacific coast. No warm wave is probable east of the Rocky mountains for a week."

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CLEVELAND. ., An?. 4. Ono man was killod and r'rom li to 20 persons injured by ;umpinK frm windows when fire broke out in the Clranfirer apartment house ut 2u0," Trospeet av.t shortly befro 10 clock Sunday ni.uht. The man killed was J. V. Anderson, a roomer in Ganer. Two firemen were injured by flying plass. The Pt.-s to tho l uildini? is estimated ?.t $30, ('00. The (Irangor Is the apartment house where Hilly Whitla. the boy kidnapped from Sharon, Pa., several ears ago, was found after a widsearch Cy the inlicp.

edillce after scuffle in whicli s-vf-ral chairs wen upset. The disturbance took pln't during the sinjinir of the litany. The women, who had front seats in the center aisle, chanted loudly: ".save Emmelin I 'ankhurst ! "Spare her. sare her! ,(;iv her libt and set h r fne:

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SUFFRAGETTES PRAY FOR MRS. PANKHURST

LONDON'. A u jr. 4. A party of w.-!l dressed uffragets interrupted the mornincr service at St. Paul's cathed

ral Sunday by chanting a prayer in i behalf of Mrs. Kmmoline Pankhurst. : Ushers ejected the women from the1

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