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K Ti , THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SUNDAY MORNING, t APRIL 26, 1908
COL, HEXRY WATTERSOV.
Editor Says He Is Out of I'ollllrs
lierauae He Is Displeased.
If out good and true friend, Col
wnol Iienry Watterson, the bril
llautf odltor,of the Louisvlle Courier-Journal,
is really "out of poli
tics, " us he la reported to have said,
and will deal henceforth, to UBe his
own phrase, witL the ."simplicities
of life the beautltudes," the joy
of the nation, will be eenslbly di-
' HENRY WATTERSON.'
minlshed by the losa of bo brilliant
a ' political controversaliist. . It : la
the , perBlstency of Bryan , and -the
fact that he is still considered "as
a presidential . candidate-. which
leems to displease the Colonel with
his party. Leslie's Weekly.
Italy s "'Cry for Hymns.
The popular hymns of a nation
havea parallel influence with the
popular songs or ballads. The
maker of a song, we are told, la
greater tnan the maker of a law.
The student of religious develop
ment in Germany and Kngl nd, as'
wtt as in our own count-y, must
that music and poetry" have had
a vast influence in the spread of
Christianity ua an lnstru nent of
moral enthusiasm and religious ele
ction. Luther, Charles Wesley
and Keble etill live in the means
which ihey nave given to ordinary
mankind of expressing those emo
tions and aspirations : which" ara
common I:: .our race. Such is the
opinion of Mr. S. Chlgnonl which
he dwells upon st some length iu
the pages of the Rassfgna Nazlon
alo (Florence, one of the most
commanding literary reviews of
Italy. The writer reminds us that
tuere Is a vast volume of hymnology
and music in Italy which belongs to
a Latin age, and was produced be
fore Dante wrote his famous treat
ise on the Italian "Vernacular1 and
fixed the standard of the modern
Italian speech in' his immortal "Di
vine Comedy." The "Miserere."
t "Dies Irae," and ,,tU,e "To
ileum" are still employed . In the
liturgical worship cf., the ; Italian :
churches. They have been',, wedded
to music by the genius of succe;-,-elve
masters. But in one sense
they are not popular, and as thia
writer observes:
"Another sort of hymnology is
now called, for, u hmynology which
is indeed sacred, but i-till is inde
pendent of liturgy. The people
reed the power of saying to God
the things which spring from their
own hearts but they .ack the pover
to formulate and express. It Is
indwd deplorable to think that
Italy is utterly destitute of popu
lar hymns, popular, that is, in a
true and magnificent sense. Such
should be distinguished be th by the
dignity of their language and the
beauty of a must.- which the peiple
might employ. They should form
a sort of poetry In w hich the noblest
Ideals of religion would be expos
ed and be songs in which every Ital
ian from the King to the peasant,
from the I'ope to the laboring man,
could give utterance to his emo
tions. The popular hymnology which
Italy needs :t i uch already exists
In other countries. Mr. Chignon I
observes:
"iu other countrlec and especlal
1" in Germany, poprlar hymnology
ban a living power. In Italy such
a thing does, not exist. There are
popular hymns but they lack tin
personal character of other national
religious poems. That personal
and suggestive type of hymn it is
the duty of Italians to produce.
And in order to produce such hymns
Italians need to cultivate not mere
ly religion, but religious enthus
iasm. But above all must the col
lective life of the religious commun
ity be realized. This, morover, im
plies a recognition of the special
character which belongs to a speo
lal people. There would. Indeed,
be no greater and no more Insidious
mistake thaa to Introduce the pop
ular hymns of Germany under the
Impression that they would meet
the popular taste of Italy.
Alligator Ital at Greenville..
The alligators are getting bad at
OieSnville, S. C, and are even tak
ing the pools of the Baptist cnurcn
rs as places of refuse. A Bve-foot
alligator was found In the pool of
ti Baptist Church. .The saurian
discovered by a plumber who
waded Into the pool for the pur
pow of repairing a leak, and he was
scared out of a year's growth, bi
welLaa. clear out cf the water. .
Work.
Even, the laziest roan Is willing to
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, . il.OO CASHI SOc A WEEK. ,
TODAY AT CAIRO CHURCHES
RE.V. C. H. FRANK OF tWINU tuuiLut vviui. uuuurr imu Dr-
TIST PULPIT TODAY CONGREGATIONAL MEETING TO BE HELD
AT PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH' MONDAY EVEN ING SEKVICE AT
SYNAGOG INCLUDING MUSICAL' PROGRAM CHRISTENING AT
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
I KlcvHith Mrwt and Waliingten nv?
j line. Rev. W. 11. Walston, pa;-t 1 .
I Hours, of service: 11:00 a. in, a'nl
'.':" . in.; l-ible School at 9:43 a.-in.
Morning topic. "Hope Singing i t
'the Darkness." Evening, "The Second
!Chri:;t."
Cairo Baptist. .
orner of Tenth al Poplar f trrta.
(aisonagp adjo'nlng. Pastor, Kev.
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")- 'j. UI11UU1. iTHIII'inj
1. in. Morning service, 1t a. tn- Even
in service 8:00 p. m. Prayer iiieetlna;
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. 13. V. P. V.
-nceilng Sunday P. m.
The pulpit will be tilled today by
;u-. C. H. Frank of Ewitrj Colli r;...
'. . niirimi nhn tin:; been nuite i l
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m), cxpeetr, to fill the pujptt nest 'o.in
'lay. .
Montefiore Congregation, Jewish.
HynagoB at 1105 Commercial ave
iiiw, B. Sadler, rabbi. .Regular hiairs
nni!
lows: First niass and BPiiunn, 8 a.
in. lli;;h mass and sermon, 10 a. ni.
Sunday nchool, 3 p. m. Vespers and
benediction, 3 p. m.
St. Patrick's Church.
Corner of Nint h , street nd Wash
ington avenue. Father Janie.) Do'.v
nev, pastor. First maaa and aemion.
S a. m. Hluh masH and cannniunlon
HI a. in; Sunday Kctmol 2 p. to. Voa
peiH and benediction 3 p. lit.
Southern Methodist.
Corner Thirty seventh and Kim
Mi.tx Pastor. Rev. .1. T. Tt'i'Ty.
ScrviccM at thia church are aa fullows:
-iimd'.y school, 9:T,D a. m. Preach
Inu servVe, II h. 111.. .Innlor Kp
werth league (J: 15 p. in.. v7::".0 p. 111.
Senior chi;iio. PrcachliiK service,
X:15 p. 111. Wednesday eveni.ig prayer
meoiiin: 8.00 p. in. Friday evening
(ottage prajer lneetiiiga 7::',0 p. m.
cf Chrliit od I II eo at Waterloo, N. v..
makes, the for i f h house of ondiip lo
lie taken for uai'S otheiH than those
lir.d Intended, the former M1U101IM
cli 1 1 I'll now I.eiiiK a bonded wnre
Iioiino, the Fro'1 Metiieilist cliiirch
resilience Hal is. n;.id tiio Kplscopal
cliiirch tin office buihlinj;.
THOUGHTS FOR THE WEEK.
Tlie only hope of preparing what
is lust in the pi net ice of ait iui
no use charity, a wide tolerance, a
sincere respe( for. opinion that, are
111 t ( mis. I'. (1. llatiieitmi.
I.tt C.od do villi ni" what he will;
it will be either hi'ivti ttself or Willie
bej.iimiiiK ol it.--.Mount ford.
mam
REAL ESTATE
He noble! and the 111:
In other men rleeplnp;
Will lise iii iiiajenty
ov.11.
ileiiesn that lice
but never den I.
to meet thine
lOWell.
Peitetitier,
street and
Church of the
Corner , of Sl.th
Inpton aveuuv; .tu. A. 11., W
sou, rector.
Wash-Ander.-I
Presbyterian Church.
Comer of Eighteenth street and
Washington avenuo. Manae adjoln
uik. Pastor,' Rev, A. S. Buchanan,
.ehool 10 a. m. Evening service S:00
! m. Christian Endeavor .7: on p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:110 p. m.
Junior Chrlstaru Endeavor Sunday
! : "0 p. m. K :
Morninc topic, Conimunion. Even
V". "A St'-dfast. Service for Cod." An
"fl'-riPK will be tal'eii at the lH irlii it---,r-:
vice for the completion of the Home
5 iKKion fund. . .
Christian Knd"avor topic Mi-.iion-Try,
John C. Paton and the la'and) of
the Pacihc.
A conprr national meeting will be
1 id Monday evening to ttcct eMcrs
id tn complete ai i an,;ciTi'ntr; for lb
i terlainnient cf fain Prcrbj tery 1,1
o-xfTucKday and W'?dn'rday.
choir practice, 1 o'clock; evi
service and seriuoif, 7::;o o'clock.
Subject of Discourse by llal .hi p.
Sadler. "The Valuation of Life." Ti e
maiii feature of the musical pnpra n
will be: j
Oiieiiing' anthem. "O P.e Joyful"--1
''ehliiner; ' '
: -Choral Ilesponses in D "Praise Y"
the Ijord;" "Hear, O Israel;" "Who is
Like The";", etc.
Piano 8olo( selected) Miss Rertb.i
Schlosser.
Soprano solo after sermon -"For All
Eternity" Sacred Words Mascher
ooi. by Mrs. A M. Stein. Violin obli
gato by Mr. le Perliowitz.
ClosiiiK anthem. Psalm 1T0.
Seats fn'C, everybody welcome
GENERAL CHURCH NOTES.
The course of work which thr-l
Church Army nivctj (he evanpe'i Is'
:iin! mi: f.lnn - workers at. it; Central I
Trniiiiiis homes in I'inlon is fro-' i,i
every detail, even board and. loiH'itr;
bein iven prat's. (
I want to help jim ".row as b asti
fill a ' liie nit yon to be when lie
thei:;;ht. if veil first .- e'Oi'JV Mae-donald.
mmanul Lutheran.
DoiiEla Ftret between Var,htne'on
md Walnut glree'S. Pastor, Rev.
"harles II Armslrt.n?. Sunday achool
!0 a. m Morntnn iervlr II o'elock
veninK. 7:-0 o'cUnk: Sunday school,
.'clock: ChriKtiao . Endeavor. 6: Ci
'elocV; ; prayer nice
li'bt. S ft'clocl;.
MornitiE topic, "Faith's I ff"." Even
"N. t Slothful iu liusiin ss."
First Methodist.
Corner of Eighth . and-. Walnut
streets. Parsonao rear of church on
Fiehth street, rostor, -Rev. W. T.
Morrfa. Morninsr aervlcos 11 a. tn.
Sunday (school 9:43 a. m. Evening
Bervico 8:00 p. in. Epworlb Leaene
nieo'ine at 6:"0 p. tn. pravnr meeilnc
Wednesday nittht 7:150 o'chn-k.
At t'i" morning ervice a nmnhi'r i f
children will be christened, n K HS'-
ed that tiie Easter offerinrrs be mad"'
at today's b rvicos. All are cordial!. '
ivitr,. j
At. St. (lies' catbedral. lMinbnr:i!iv
has .li st, been ullveited a iiieiunrial t
the Uiival Scots Fnailiers who f 'II in
the I'ecr war. the lint; used to veil'
tin- memorial bt Pis' one that flew' ;it ,
Pretoria.
I I.levi n laiifcunws are Bpol;eu 1 y
Mis Knipahnl CI r. ..ey, a hish cts1"
llii'.leo maid, who H -t.udyina; at
ller'hinur. N. Yr: and who speaVy at
. manv missionary ;;'.oeUiiK iu Now
Yr rk -date. . '
KisM. hrndr-d si'ljli-r.i reccnt'vj
passed thronch Winnipeg hi their j
way to Vuncoiiver, il:ivin:j bei-i j
bror.ciit rroni Fii'.-rid 'sy th" Sif i
Ii 'i Annv ini'iiira-it dejuvt Ten!
and ueai'iy all rie, j.je i vvjth p'ac' F.
Dtdlilied in IStl. i!"v. Aliens Re
If the mental
;;ivo hint. of Mo
ors tlioiiht. in
eriati-d on staid
! APen llinsmor".
hribji:;
future
Aiiiri
e loco
of youtic m 11
. surely relief
ic;i will be
liilions. Ch.is.
Calvary Oaptir.t Church.
tlinne. 1 f Seaham. l.ic'.atid. has 1 h -1 1
his preM'Mit ebarfi' yini-e ISj!i and
new alainiiej his, !!7t!i year is (f;ll i''
intive vyork, vvnlVinv: foer mi'es every
Sunday to preach In diffi re rf par:?
I i f bis paris!).
The Episcopal ill 1 1 .-, of i 'iiiisiaua
is now iu charge of liisbop 1. i-isolv irii
cf tie- dicccs" of Teyla. le cans" of
tii" illness of l.Mi'Mi S-s-iiiiis of New
ilrleans who ha.s Iniii forced to 1
1 linunish hla vv rk an. I
Coiner of Sixteenth and Poplar e,,r n ,,. rf.,.i
;.o
t 1 Elijah'. :i
R"V f
jFtror-ts
wleavor. p.nmlay prhnol, 9:4
ng. Meilnes.my , f1 m aT)l, a 7 3v
0. O'aharo. pad'
5 a. tn. Services at
p. ni. i
Christian Church.
Serviccg at tialicrd Hail,
St. Joseph' Church.
Corner of Cros and Walnut
1 streets. Father Jainr Oillen. pastor.'
ScTTlceii will be held at St. .Tow ph
cornpr cf Roman Catholic church today as f.d j
The First Spiritmo'st
AiO'iiia will csttb'i-h n
orphans liejir Klwoed, llld..
t'i" first of a chain, cue of
: u'. a oi
ho'ee for
thi ; to b"
v,'.ih v. i !
til"
tav cf
Ml flu 1 1
'I' I V
bo built each five ears,
bolus; raised by a dir ct
cents annually i'n-11 the '
brr. of the church.
The sale at auction of the Church
Thou must be true tb?.selr.
If thou the truth woiidst t"ah;
Thy S' l must overflow, if tin 11
It ii"ed:i th. overllow of heart
Tn teach the lips full speot h.
Iloratiua ltonar.
No man or woman of the huuibh ;;t
sort can reatlv be sttoim. pent to. pur"
mid o,,,) without th" world being th"
UeMer f i T it' Witlloii: S'lllH'lHliiV be
III.' ie:t,ei ;1. eOllil'll ie, Iiy I 'le H'lT
PM'Url' ci lli.ll. .".mainess. niiopr.
I roe!,'..
CATHOLIC NOTES.
ti t hi " readins for livv Sund i;.
. from the lirt epistle of St, John
!apt r V. vers I to 10: and fr 1.1
Ii" c,.;'i, (,f ,m ,If,m, chapter XX
ersi ." n to Jano s appears to bis
IpeMli-S.
The board of ;; vcrnore of th" Cath
(Concluded on Sixth Pus:e.)
LOAMS
ABSTRACTS
AND RENTS.
List Your Property with me for Sale
or Rent, . .
Eighth Street and Commercial Ave.
-UPSTAIRS'
PILES CURED AT H0E BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.
If rn miffrf 'rom hll tlrSine. llnil.V.r
nr. triiftttt 'iU s. Utf vonr t'i'P, and j
su- rew al"f)di"a irflf!-.!; nt w il 1 t j
w v h r f-r I rt ifirftH N-si'it y it f c-
(n. l tujt- U rl'f anil p r'-ot
r-n t liTi1.. ff n-l b niMft' hut tllt u'
Uul i'-, huts i'MUtt, Ui
In connection with our Gas and Electric bus
iness we have also taken up
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