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SERMONETTEk1As I was with Moses so I

will be with thee What anInspiration for Joshua at the

tI 4 beginning of his active leader

ershlp of Gods people ThisI was Gods message to his heart

In his new capacity he wasS

i comparatively untried and thejJ way bcfore him was unknown

i To what did God direct hisS thoughts To the record of

f Gods faithfulness In his dealp Ings with his servant Moses of

1j and swiftly as there passes before the minds eye of Joshua f

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t of Moses walk with God and4 1hi victories through him tot 4

adds this encouragement f> So I will be with thee

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od In studying the lives of men

It and women who have walkedclose to God and wrought

i mightily for him Take thelife of Paul as told In the

5j Scriptures and we learn whatl1 I the power and love and grace

of God can do In and through

J 3 i one man Take from modern

41 times the story of Moody1 ministry and We find what God

I can accomplish through theI > > consecration of a man of oradinary talents but of extraor

I t t dinary faith and obedience toWi 0 the divine will 0

I y Over every such life we seeL the writing of God As I was

I Fwith them That was thesecret of their power and suc

L cess God was with them thatJ Is the life was so brought Into

t harmony with God and Gods4 f will that he could use It Can

4 we grasp the Immensity of the isthaut of Gods union with ai human life so that he can sayof It I was with him As we

t i read the record of a Moody wea P i t marvel at his power and sue

cess but the explanation Isthat God was with himJt And now what Is the message

ikv to your heart and mine Letor us sit before God and contem ¬

plate what he has wrought4

through others and then let uslisten carefully that we may-

acatch his words as he speaksand says So I will be with

d I thee Here Is all the promise1L t that any soul needs It involves

4 1 Iand Includes everything It1 means vital union with God It

1 Ameans Gods power and love andgrace flowing through my lifeand your life to the blessing and

I transforming of the worldo about us As I was with Motet

I so I will be with theels a mes ¬

a sage which may come to everyheart God help us to get neari L to hear his voice

< 1 The little word then im thaptenth verse Is worthy of empha ¬

i SS sis for It forms th Important ua i 1InkIiIeee the preparatlcn for

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0 i i lowing Joshua understood thatg It was by his hand that the chit j

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f out and yet we find no over j0confidence no haste to assume iwaitinga j

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P step If those whom God hasID chosen to lead his people would

Tj rean crthls there would be fewb f p missteps and greater pros

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It P THE STORYp HE 20 days of mourning had ended

I and still Israel lay encamped InUeplaln of Moab The memory of

1 i those days made their hearts tenderJand submissive Moses words were

4 still fresh In mind and confidentlyI and hopefully they looked forward to

the certainty of their possession of4 1 the Promised Land

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i Ipeople recognized him as the leaderIn Moses stead and they waited

la it not time that Joshua wud j pushing forward they asked one q

rI 1 other The days of mourning areIf 4t t ended Why do we longer re

pC 42 main in this place Here Is thea rPlace of Borrow for It is hero we

4 lost our great leader Here41 Is the place of encouragement for thep blessing of Moses was spoken upon us

I In this place And now the Promisedland beckons us on God will give

If 4 1 It us Why do we not go forward1 Lt But Joshua remained in seclusion

4 la his tent To him the great re¬

4 sponsibility was throwing him moreI ik and more upon God and during these

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v vine presence Over and over againMosesta d concerning his people Over andI pagain he reviewed the past hlsr f Ah how they had rebelled

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during those days of meditationprayer he searched for morefor more wisdom for Godgivenage which would make him IItldI

to every difficulty and dangerAh to Joshua It was no light

small thing that ho should haveto lead Gods people and he

ared not go lightly or carelessly forard A true humility Godgiven wuay be sure as it comes to every

soul upon whom God has placed speclal burdens of leadership subduedhis spirit and made him realize that

was God who was their guldoband leader and it was onlylooked to him for help and strengthould he hope to lead that people Honow God had called him lie knew

that the blessing of Moses rested uponhim Ho never would forget thatsolemn moment when tho ImperialNleader had placed his handshead and in tho hearing of tho wholecongregation had said

Do strong and of good couragofor thou must go with tho people untotho land which tho Lord hath swornunto their fathers to give them andthou shalt cause them to Inherit it-

oOh God ho cried In tho Intensitythe yearning of his soul that he

might do the will of God Oh GodPorbidider lightly the great responsibilitythou hast placed upon him Help me

realize thy strength and thy faithfulnessneedHe prayeth the men whispered lout

who had come to Joshuas tent to In-

quire concerning the future move-ments of the people and they quietlywithdrew not letting Joshua knowthat they had mistrusted him and hadImpatiently sought his presence Butnew courage came into their ownhearts as they had listened to hiswords They realized as never beforethat it was not the earthly leader after all but God the unfailing guidciand leader of Heaven In whosotheir destiny rested And they wentforth among the people and stilledtheir questions saying

Joshua prayeth Moses is deadbut God bath given a leader to us inhis servant Joshua And truly God IiIIour leader for Joshua waiteth beforeGod for wisdom and understanding inleading us

There is nothing that can inspireconfidence in the hearts of Gods peo-ple like the realization that tho lender

living close to God and is lookingto God for guidance and help Itturns tho thoughts to the highersource of help and strength It des-troys

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that feeling of man worship Itprevents that building up of a person ¬

al following and It fixes allegiancewhere it belongsIn God alone Andso as tho prayer of Joshua shedbroad Its Influence upon the peopleIthey rested their hearts in newhope and faith and wDitedIIt was the hour of sac ¬

rifice The priests had slain the lambnd placed it upon the altar and tho

smoke of tho burning sacrifice wasascending straight up towards Godand faintly the people caught the sig¬

nificance of the great meaning of thatoffering the shedding of blood where-by an approach was made unto GodAnd while the congregation waitedJoshua appeared before them forday In the quiet of his tent Godcome to him and had spoken saying

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Moses my servant Is dead nowtherefore arise go over this Jordan Ithou and all this people unto theland which I do give to them evei toplacethat j

por that iavo I 1drcnatT70U as I

said unto Moses From wildernesI4Id this Lebanon even unto the grealriver the river Euphrates all thelnn4of the Hittites and unto the great seatoward the going down of the sunshall be your coast There shall notany man be able to stand before theenIl the days of thy life as I was withMoses so I will be with thee I willnot fall thee nor forsake thee Bestrong and of good courage for untothis people shalt thou divide for anInheritance the land which I swareunto their fathers to give themOnly be thou strong and very courage-ous that thou maycst observe to doaccording to all the law which Mosesmy servant commanded thee turnnot from It to the right hand or tpthe left that thou mayest prosperwhithersoever thou goest Thin bookof the law shall not depart out of thymouth but thou shall meditate there ¬

in day and night that thou mayestobserve to do according to all that iswritten therein for then thou shalmake thy way prosperous and thenthou shalt have good success Havenot I commanded thee Be strongand of good courage be not afraidneither be thou dismayed for theLord thy God Is with thee whlthersoever thou goest

Godly fear and Joy filled his heartas God ceased speaking and Inspiredwith the new hope and purposebreathed upon him by the words ofthe Lord Joshua went forth from histent and as we have said found thecongregation gathered for the eveningsacrifice His coming stirred thepeople and they shouted for very Joy

Joshua has come Joshua is ourleader Joshua will now lead us for-ward

Liepeoplethe words of the Lord telling themthat God had renewed his covenarmade with Abraham Isaac and Jacoband would surely give them the Ian d

Let the officers of the people comtogether to me that we may plan fo-

rlour departure Joshua concludedAnd when these men these leaders

of the people had come together tohis tent be said with a vigor whichshowed that though he could wait pa ¬

tiently before God for his enduementof power and for his word of guMace he could act with promptnesswhen the way was made clearoverfhost of Israel and command the peo¬

pIe to prepare them victuals for welandtto possess ItTo Educate the Orphans

The Alliance Israelite has assignia considerable sum for the educatle inof orphans bf Bialyatok pogrom Thelocal relief committee In consequenceof limited means is only able to reder slight assistance

Colleges with MissionsOberlln has its Shanshi mission

and a few years ago Yale startedmission work in Central China withHarvard and the University of Pennsylvania soon following and nowPrinceton is expecting to enlarge Itsforeign missionary enterprise by undertaklng the entire support of a YM i A mission In Peking

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GIVE THANKS

Says Gov Beckham Because of Un ¬

precedented Prosperity

Frankfort KyGov J C W Beckarn of Kentucky Issued his Thanks

giving proclamation It followsThat the people of Kentucky may

properly observe our countrys mosthallowed custom I hereby appoint Inaccordance with the action of the pres ¬

of the United States Thursday29 us a day of thanksgiving

and prayer throughout the common ¬1wealthshould be suspended the eager pur ¬

suit for wealth should cease the rest-less

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struggle for profit ami gain shouldgive place to quiet and peace while agrateful people lu their usual places

f worship shall give thanks to a gen ¬

erous and merciful God who has sorichly blessed us Our people have-

rosPered beyond all precedent ournation in a little over a century hasspring Into a position of power andmight beyond the boldest dreams of Itsfounders and respect of the entireworld In material wealth we are with

an equal Nature has lavishedupon us her choicest bounties Thesunshine of peace and contentmentshells Its genial light upon a happyland To deserve and retain thesethings a due recognition should begiven to the divine source from whichthey come In place of boasting o-

flour greatness let us humbly praiseand thank Him to whom wo owe allThe strength and welfare of our re¬

public the endurance of its spIendlAInstitutions and the progress of ourChristian civilization must dependupon the purpose of this day and recoguize our obligations to the provi ¬

dence of God In celebrating this oc-

casion¬

let us remember that no serv¬

ces of song and no words of eloquentpraise are so expressive of gratitudeto the Almighty as are deels of charityand kindness to the poor and helplessamong us

FOOD EXPERTS

Will Decide Important Questions Rel ¬

ative To Kentucky Whisky

Louisville KyA six days sessionof the United States Pure Food Stand ¬

ard Commission will be held In Louis ¬

ville beginning December 6 R MIAllen oT Lexington state pure food In ¬

slector of Kentucky was here and reserved quarters at the Seelbach forthe commission Whisky distillers oreinterested In the session for tire reason that a standard will be decidedupon for straight rectified and blend-ed whiskies Under the new law deal-ers will be required to brand the whis ¬

kies as to age Distillers will be re-

quired¬

to brand the product as to Itscharacter whether It Is straight rec¬

tItled or blended The members ofthe commission are Dr H W Wileyof Washington United States chem ¬LexingtonIstation Dr William Frear holding asimilar position lit Pennsylvania DrE M Jenkins of Yale Prof H RBarnard analyst of Indiana DrRichard Fisher analyst of MinnesotaProf Elton Fulraer of Washingtonand Dr Weber of Ohio-

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liam Jenkins and Detective Denny McCarty arrested lectlon day chargedwith obstructing and Interfering witha primary election were dismissed byCounty Judge Bullock because thegrounds set out in the warrant werenot sufficient cause for action

Youtsey Seeks PardonNewport KyLetters were received

here by officials high in authority inCampbell County from Henry Youtsey a life prisoner at Frankfort urg ¬

ing them to appeal to Gov Beckhamfor a pardon Youtsey is serving a lifesentence for alleged complicity in themurder of Senator Goebel

Fox Hunt EndsLexington KyThe lit hunt ended

here Miss Margaret Halstead a CIaclnnatl girl was the only lady in atthe death and she was presented with-

t the brush by Col Roger Williams Themeet was one of the most successful Inthe annals of the National FoxhuntersAssociation

Sam Jane Left 200000Owensboro KyThe largest crowd

ever gathered at a religious meeting inOwensboro attended the Sam Jones memorial service here Rev George RStuart of Cleveland Tenn said SamJones was worth 200000 at the timeof his death

Postmasters GriefWhltesburg KyTho little three

yearold daughter of John Hall pos tmaster at Ermine was fatally burnedby its clothes being Ignited from thehands of her younger sister

Bonds Are ValidFrankfort KyIn affirming thi

1tcase of Gaulbert against the city ofthe court of appeals holds

valid 1000000 bonds of the LouisvilleWater Co The bonds were Issued forconstruction of a filter plant ot thewater company

Vaughn RewardedMt Sterling Ky Congressman

elect Langtry of the Tenth districthas appointed Fred A Vaughn ofPalntsville his private secretaryVaughn is secretary of the republicandistrict

committeeLostCincinnati

Frankfort KyJoseph Marr whoIs reported missing has been a wellknown barber In this city for a nunher of years He is a German andleft here ostensibly to go to EuropeHe was to procure certain papers i

Cincinnati from the German consul

Judge Niirn On BenchdFrankfort KyJudge Nunn has re

covered sufficiently from his indlsposiLion to resume his seat upon thebench He will leave however for

inRed Boiling Springs Tenn whither hegoes to recuperate

Warren Llllard OutFrankfort KyWarden E T Lll ¬

lard of the Kentucky penitentiary ten¬

dered his resignation to the board ofprison commissioners to take effectNovember 15 Former RepresentativeW S Hawkins of Carroll county wu

selected to succeed aim

Caught In the ActFrankfort Ky Frank Simons sent

up for burglary from Mt Sterling wascaught In the act of escaping from theKentucky penitentiary Simons hadsawed a hole through the shoe factorydoor built on the outside of the wall

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CINCINNATI MAN

Elected President of the Ohio ValleyMedical Society

Louisville KyTlie Ohio alleyMedical society elected tile followingofficers President Dr Brooks FBeebe of Cincinnati who had beenserving us vice president vice presi ¬

dent Dr J L Vlgglns of Fast StLouis second vico president Dr Currun Pope of Louisville third vicspresident Dr A E Sterne of Indian ¬

apolis secretary und treasurer Dr B

4 W Floyd of Evausvllle led reelected Various cities extended In ¬

vita lions for the next annual conven ¬

lion which will bo the ninth The re¬

tiring president Dr D M Griffithof Cincinnati and tire newly electedofficers will select the next meeting I

place Evansville Ind It Is said

BIG CROWD IN INITIAL HUNT

Fox Chasers Hold Their Derby in Suscessful Manner

Dardstown KyThe first start Inthe National Foxhunters meet wasmade Two hundred hunters left thehotel This Included 40 ladles manyof whom were more enthusiastic thantho men The first cast was made twomiles from Bardstown whore a red foxwas started but owing to the manyspectators crossing the trails the dogsbecame confused and lost the trackAnother east was made and n gray foxwas started which put up a 45mlnutarun and was holed out In plain viewof all the judges After this the huntwas called off owing to the dry condi ¬

tion of the ground

CHILD ACCUSER

Of Her Father Alleged Uxorcide IsPlaced In a Retreat

Louisville Ky Annie Belle Etlywho accuses her father John Etly ofthe murder of her mother has beenplaced In a private institution by JudgeC Wilson of the juvenile court Heentered the order but he did not makepublic the whereabout of the girl Thedetectives believe that the girl evennow has not told all she knows Etlymaintains his nerve and Insists thathe is Innocent He says that at his I

examination November 22 lie will es ¬

tablish that he has no connection withthe crime

Kentucky Feud Battle ReportedMayklng Ky According to are ¬

port received from Lower ElkhornCreek cast of here a desperate battlewas fought there between Wm Mitch-ell

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and Esau Moore on ono sltlo andGeorge Adams and Henry Mullins onthe other in a dispute over a land di ¬

vision The report says Esau Moorewas killed and Henry Mullins was des ¬

perately wounded Further trouble infeared although officers have gone tothe scene to quell the outbreak whichis the result of an old feud

Hunting Season OpensLouisville KyThe hunting season

In Kentucky is open Trains leavingLouisville carried many sportsmenUnder a new law nonresidents art re¬

quired to procure a license If theywish to hunt In Kentucky The feois 25 The season will continue un ¬

til January 1 during which time ii t-

will be lawful to hunt and kill quailpatridge and pheasants

Posse Goes After Jesse CoeCloyds Landing Ky Sheriff Bry ¬

an of Monroe county at the head ofa large posse left for Pea Ridge tocapture If possible Jesse Coe the ne-gro who with George Williams anoth¬

er negro murdered two policemen andwounded another In Indianapolis CoeIs surrounded by negro friends armedwith Wlnchesters who swear he shallnot bo taken alive-

Kentucky Jurist DeadLondon KyJudge Robert Boyd

who has been gradually sinking forseveral days due to bronchial pneu ¬

monia is dead He was in his seventythird year and had never married Fornearly half a century he was a leadingspirit in Southeastern Kentucky

Court Upholds the StateFrankfort Ky Circuit Judge Stout

in the Franklin Circuit Court enteredjudgment upholding the act of 1906special session imposing a tax of on S-

and a quarter cents per gallon on allrectified or blended spirits

After the Vehicle ShowLouisville Ky Cincinnati Colura

bus 0 and Indianapolis have put Inbids for the next meeting of the trlstate vehicle dealers Louisville so-

lar has not put In a bid

Killed by Her SisterOlive Hill KyA 12yearold child

of Edward Young was burned to deathIn Lawrence county by a younger sister who playfully set fire to the girlsclothing

Ohioans Are HelraLexington KyMrs Scotia Inskeep

Chenoweth 85 reputed the wealthiestwoman in Fayette County died at herresidence on the Maysvllle pike Hervast estate will be inherited by MrsL R Lackey Miss Diana Roberts andSamuel Ewing of Xenla Ohio

Killed By His WifeFulton KyW S Neal of Fulton

a piano dealer was shot and killed byhis wife the bullet entering his ablomen She says a revolver she heldwas discharged accidentally Two in¬

fant children also survive him

Raised An OrderRichmond KyIn the United States

court James Hart 75 was found guiltyof having raised and passed a postoffice money order It was chargedthat Hart raised it from 35 cents to-

n 5035 It was Issued from the offictI at Cincinnati

IPe ltlon rn BankruptcyBowling Green KyP E Stiff >

grocer filed a voluntary petition inbankruptcy In the federal court Theschedule filed with the petition showstho liabilities to be about 3000 andthe assets about 2000

Four Trainmen HurtLouisville KyFour trainmen were

hurt in the Big Four yards when a BigFour engine hauling two cars crashedagainst four L t N box cars WilliamForman a brakeman sustained th-

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r all can recoverCaught In a Corn Shredder

Frankfort KyThomas K Jett awellknown farmer ot Jetts stationwas injured probably fatally by beingcaught In a cornshredding machlnaHis skull was fractured and both JawIbroken

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While no woman is entirety free fromperiodical suffering it does not seem to

of nature that womenshould suffer so severely This is avitalityWhenwhich should bo set right or it willlend to a serious derangement of thewhole female organism

Thousands of women have testifiedin grateful letters to Mrs Pinkhamthat Lydia B Pinlchams VegetableCompound overcomes womans specialpains and irregularities-

It provides a safe and sure way ofescape from distressing and dangerousweaknesses and diseases

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Today Germany furnishes fivesixths of tho dyes used in the world

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Veteran Driver Has RecordJames H Johnson of Washington

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a Confederate reunion sincethe war

WHEN CUBA WAS FOR SALE

Offered to France for 6000000 Intime of Louis Philippe

It is not generally known thatCuba very nearly became a FrenchColony In the reign of Louis Philippefor Spain being without means ofraising money Queen Christina offered some of the principal Spanishcolonies for sale

Secret negotiations were carried onat the Tullerles between Senor Campuzano the Spanish ambassadorSenor Aguado the banker Prince de

and King Louis Philippeand the first article of the treaty lywhich Spain was to sell Cuba toFrance for 30000000 francs or 6

000000 was quickly agreed toBut the second article relating to

Porto RIco and the Philippines brokeoff the negotiations lou Spain asked

2000000 whereas France would of-

fer only 1400000 King Louis Phil-Ippe asserting that the acquisition ofthe Philippines might very easily In-

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him In a war with England-

It Is significant that in those daysneigthcr paid the slightest attentlon to what the United Statesmight think but the Spaniards mustnow regret that they did not acceptfor It would have saved them manymillions in the ensuing 60 yearsLondon Sketch

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There has been much discussion asto Coffee and Postum lately so muchin fact that some of the coffee Import-ers

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In the coffee importers book a chapter is headed Coffee as a Medicineand advocates Its use as such

Here is an admission of the truthmost Important to all interested

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500 Realized from OneAcre of Onions

Mr Geo Hoffman of Kingsville Texas planted earlyrthis Spring five acres in carrots In March he sold his car< f hrots to Denny Co of Chicago for 5 per crate His n v j <P >returns on fiveacres ofcarrots were 320 per acre One cii> I itplanted in onions yielded more than 20000 pounds for which ihe received 2 12 cents a pound Result 500 per acre

Mr Hoffman is not a myth but a real live upto date farmer IIlwrite him at Kin sville and he will tell more about his wonderful success iSuch results may seem beyond belief but they are facts Youmight do as well in the Gulf Coast Country It has a mild climate i 1tender vegetables can be raIsedalmost every month in the year The 1ifarmer there puts his crop on the market in Winter and early Spring >when the price is highest By irrigation he insures himself against y < It 4crop failure rivers or artesian wells give a bountiful supply of water I t-

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to the Gulf Coast Country and win success as others have doneWow the land is cheap and you can get it on easy terms Twenty >

acres will cost you about 500 The cost of clearing it is about 5 anacre The cost of water for irrigation varies You may want an f

artesian well of your own you may get water from some river or you tmay get it Irons your neighbor But the cost is not great and thosewho have tried it have netted from the first crop a sum which has paid

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all expenses and left a good surplusIt is not only a good place to make money but it is also a good

place for a home The sunny mild winter are delightful and thesummers are tempered by the cool breezes from the Gulf

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