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....................pm v '" n«ii.'•ml:■fop*" A. w«».\\BKffl*£w'->ara»«^"*^ m *f j ".......!M ^f|5.ji """......." WISHED BVBRY THURSDAY tors THE BOWMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY Davie St., Evanaton.;-C-v Telephones 8*5 and 586. ';l;l^;|..-1::... :.!•:■. /!,.;..'.J:..^WIiLMKtTE OFFICE •; ;- ii|S*^.^-;ci«etrl* f fHOj% • .■,- *- -,," Telephone No, 602. Jlfpf!.?».'.'■ ' *■' A*Jifc^ H., BOWMAN. Managing Editor WPS I # ^':-" -• iApTHtJE ROBERTS, Associate Editor ' BP^-ito. 11 t :^I^Bi^#tWN^RI) LEB> City Bditor BUBflaRIPTION PRICE, $1.00 A YEAR. m p*&UaatU#L m say woe*! isstts «iiMw^W|e^ noon on Monday. .; , ,-.■ yt\- .; ,■ :j::r., ..,,:,;; mi, «t the postorace at En** as Becond-olass matter June fj ols, under the Act of March 8, ■Jt»4- THURSDAY, AUaiTST J5, 1912; W. WM W: M0: A BATHING ilAGtf Another summer has almost passed and the lake shore towns have no facilities for their citizens to use the lake ^r bathing. If the Lord ;would reach down and pick up the lake ancjjsjlt it down near Spring- field or over in Brown county, Indiana, it wou,ld serve this community right. We are the most blessed of men in having this great body of pleasure water shoved up under our noses. As individuals we are fool- ish to neglect it as we do and as a community we are selfishi in provid- ing no means by which our people can'use it without danger of being arrested. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * HAY FEVER SEASON APPROACHES Within the next ten days the annual hegira of pur hay fever population will commence. Mid-August • .js> approaching with this perennial pest in its van. In a few days the sneezing will commence and the victims will either flee like a bird to the mountains or far northward to Mackinac and the islands of the straits. The hay fever "crop along the lake shore ought to be especially good this year for' the j?a|| weed is flourishing as never before. The vacant lots are rich with it and the embankment along the shore line has enough planted on its slopes to give every hay feverite an extra share. But these poisonous weeds are not partial in their action and the sufferer from asthma, head and throat troubles generally and various other ills suffers because of them. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ LAKE SHORE BACHELORS Lake shore physicians sent a thrill of hope and life into the hearts of the old bachelors hereabouts Monday when they challenged the statement of Pb. Frederick Hoffman that any on% who married after thirty did so at their peril. It is a well known fact that while the old maid becomes content with her cat and her poodle dog, that the old bachelor never really gives up the idea of matrimony, With him tfo axiom is quite so dear as the one which declares that "while there's life there's hope." That is the reason why, as he trips down the street, he seems surrounded by an atmosphere of lightheaded- ness. He is so elegant, so debonair, so all to the good, and appreciat- ing tbis himself to the full, he is sure some maiden fair will pluck him almost any day. To him Dr. Hoffman is an iconoclast, an anarchist, a dawplucker. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ THE EVANSTON PLAYERS * : The Evanston theater has a host of friends along the lake shore and wften it opens its doors next Saturday there will be a goodly number to welcome back the old favorites and make the acquaintance of the new members of the company. This playhouse was responsible last winter for A very large measure of enjoyment to our citizens and at the out- let we join with them in wishing it a prosperous and happy season. It is7 a fine thing that the stock company is to be continued. The peo- of vaudeville and And Has Not Been Promise* Anoelie Nator© In Futur#~He I* Jef the Eariby" 4*<*hrls* Him With a view to Hie Restoration. August 11. --One of Pastor Russell's address- today was from Psalm viii, 4» "What U Manr fie remarked that although be had been several times In Paris 'this was his first public ad- dress there--on in- vitation of the lot _________cal Class of Bible Students Associa- tion. He had heard that Bible stu- dents were scarce in Prance, but al- ready be bad found some very alert for clearer light upon the Word of fLWiCTCSiii* re fpon tired of vaudeville and there was always trouble for the manager, because the variety actor was so frequently a person of low tost he or she really $d not know the difference between and vulgarity. If a slight perception of the difference did througjh they generally d^criminated in favor, of the latter, the stock players came this all was changed at once and the oonammnty ree^gbiseoV that ladies and gentlemen iiad superceded the r ,^ felicity of bur existence. The ^W$*0^ were presented were high class and delightful and Jfet. f%^y$$& in opening the new season with "The etching Hou^'V indi- lf«fte| that he is going to continue the policy of supplying a dramatic 8?T$$|N of fine grade for on* enjoyment. We are hoping that the tro- mendous success of the last play of the past season will convince Mb, 'QW&S* ^t sn occasional presentation of old and standard plays i^fopS be wetamed. The literature of the drama has an untold mine of wealth of old plays. If Mb* Vance wishes to cut the ex- panses of his productions or use the money saved on royalties for some ^* ^^Uishment Irom time to time and at the same time fill his m pp* &JT #** experitnent of the great plays, not of other j*w?s*^he^^ :i a« mre .i,b$ received with general approbation are '*The BivaJs,' "Wm$& m^m^^^3^ I*ay?M Lyons,^' ^Dtemon^^d ^^?Tpi^m%m# |^a^^ God now due because we are in the^ dawning of the New Dispensation. Once he and other Bible students, confused with the errors of the Dark Ages, thought of man as a spirit being Inhabiting a body of flesh, coming into It at birth and departing from it at death. Bible study is rapidly driving away that, error. The Bible clearly tells that the genu* homo is an animal being, of the earth earthy--not a heav- enly or spirit being. This is in har- mony with what science has been tettV lag us--that which we could not re- ceive until we found It to be the Mes- sage of God. The Bible does not place man upon an equality witti the brntev but far above. His superiority is that of form and species. 'His larger brain and its better shape than that of thS- brutes indicate his knowledge and in- tellectual superiority over them. He is to them God's representative-their king, created in the moral image and likeness of bis Creator. The fact that man dies has led some to the conclusion that he is a spirit be- ing and at death merely finds release from his body of flesh and soars back again to a spirit condition in which he once was. How inconsistent! How il- logical! The Bible tells, on the con' trary* that God made man as He de- sired to have bimr-adapted exactly to the conditions provided for bim-- an earthly Eden, Paradise. The Bible tells that God proposed to him ever- lasting life as a man on condition of continued obedience. It explains that dying Is not going home, nor going to eternal torment, but ceasing to be. "Joy In the Ifarkuiijjp - This penalty passed upon'-Father Adam--be lost the right to lire and fell under the sentence, "Dying, thou ■halt die;" "In the sweat of thy face ■halt thou eat bread until tbon return unto the ground from which thou wast taken.** (Genesis Hi. i&A The fallen, death-sentenced Adam could' not give to his children rights Which he had lost. Hence we are ell sinners by in- hetftance. We are all dying. .By one man's disobedience siv^etered fa#» the world, and death as a resnU of sin, and thus death,passed upon aU men, *' cause all are sliraei^.--ttonians V, The Scriptures speak o present as a nlgbt time of sorrow and pain and trouble, but ten of the New Dispensation, when the curse snail be| removed; and style that a Glorious Day, In which the Sun of Bigbteous- ness shajl arise and drive sin!scloods -away.; God through the Prophet de- clares, '^Weeping may endure for the night but joy cometh in the morning.'* The eigne that we are in the morn- ing, the gray light of the New Day, are already manifest to those Who/ air* awnke. The wonderful blessings that century; and parteuyriy dming the last fifty jau% arejforegleSBis of the great: Day of Mesrtah, the Day of earth's reconciliation, the Day of the cancelling of the penalty of death, the Day in which God. throngh Messiah, will wipe away all tears from oft ail ^hrist Jesu^ gave Himself a Ransom- l^rlce for all. This la plain. But. accoi^ng to the wfll of God, in- sWd of begim^ Ote bleaelng of the World; He did fii^ ajioaier work, namely, the gathering<■:<&& the Ghurch $&; he Hto Bride. Their inritauon • • ,.;-i-.-t-. ;-■«.',- - -.,..*.; -i--..-:*,. -.-. =--.-.r -.-. S to 'stBroBR"-';wltti' film and to refcn sand years long, win be fhat all the witting and obedient wfll be npimed and ail the wflfnlly disobedient and wicked wtfl beTemanded todeath--*the Second :v©pntlt,^^is*ep0tt^ : v*m£& '* '■: *H& •a,:t^iiNsa3^ W££M ttisea^ toaee wl^^esaUlessl.ui ^;|Mf^B^aa4,^pi|t|Mi..... frying sacrifices, boly and acceptable Id God through Christ (Romana m^ift-^ So coniiecrated, the fleah of all hellerer* is cmratod as th* ^^ JWis. and snfferX a« BW^ trtals. ig- lbmintes-^l^t o» go to ^m ootsld* ^ie camp, bearing &fo rai»^h^.;^Al^ "#ay#: about hi the body the Twmmsa Wa«h^ Aas. IS.- .....Uars in gold from ....... ^^»?MSiwsjirr^s trains m^^ii0mmf^m^'^mm^^ of »■■ west^ from |^|t^|pll^onIy MSs%M^ *: wa* nabrnrt. h*S* jt«rTied past *'•■■■' ■ was