davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-01
Stabtratb.
SeIeet @ouneiI, 81. Ssbruar.

SeteCI SpuHCltt 81. SJepIuut.
Die stpei neuen Wlitslieber. 2aniins
bon Der II. 0arb unb @opne bon Der
90. Warb, tpelde am perHohenen Diens
flag fur snttanoene 8afanaen ertpablt
purben, Isstsn ibren Imtseib ab unb
nabmsn bann an ben 8erhanbIunsen
tbeiI.
Diapor @onnel beantraste in elmer
Sui6rift einen Tars3ui6lag bon einem
Dill, um bic Stabt su ermbsliden, mel.
teres 2anb fir 9ias 9Ius 8arf ansufau'
fen. Mn bas betreff. gomlte bertplelen.
8eridiecene unbsbeutenbe 8eranosrs
unssn in 8streif ber Oroinans sur Ius'
sabs bon tdbtii6en Gontraften tpureen
bon 8ode einsereidt, tporauf bic Srbi'
mani sipei 2efunsen paHirte.
Die Reiolution bonn Suitiss Gomite,
peIte Seuerleute bon Taren befreit,
wurbs an bic fabtiiden afsforen re.
ferirt.
9ie grnsnnunsen bon Batrid 8. Map
aIs 9olBift an Stsae bes Sarrp Saas,
uno TbomaS 8. 4aen ais 0taidlniit UNI
W. $. Slime alS Seuermann Der Sranfs
lin Sprisen Gompanie. peIde BON
Wapor einseianbt, tpurben ben betreff
gomiteS iibertpiefen.
SoIssnbe Drbinansen paiirten brittle
2siune: fir elm eleftriibes 2iat an gll'
Der Strabe, fur einen Setper in ber 4
@arb, pur6 Deder Court unb anber'
Straben. Cine Sui6rlft bon peridiebe'
men aauHeuten tpurbe perIefen, in be-
iie ben 8srfauf bon Sribten, etc. pol
8assn auf ben Straben perbinbert babeI
lpoaen an bas Gomite pertpieien. De
9aus Snipsftor ipurbe burd 8eioIutiol
ansepieien. bic 2baren sipiiden osl
Staotratbituben repariren 3u Iafen paf
iirte, tpOrauf 8srtasuns erfoIste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-01

Ser Masfenbag Der goneotbia am
lebten 9onheritas Gbeno tpar Elm febr
brillianter unb gut beiudt.
-Scbn Dubansti unb Wlife Sdimpfo
tpurben leBte @obe in Der Sarrp 6.
Mine burd einen Sal bon SeIseeitein
lebenseefabrli6 berIest.
Sranf DtiGer bon 9orb Meabe
Strabe tpurbe am Dienitae bur6 einen
Dedsnfaa in Der gilman Aosr Dlins
ausenbIidIi6 setObtet.
- gaie Donobue, eine Sniafin bes
8orbsas bon Wabame Brandt on 9teiion
aaep, bat bic 8pdenfranfbeit unb bas
Saus 1T iioIirt ipOrpen. um atniteduns au
permeiben.
- 8eteran Safob @bIs itarb am
Samaag Morsen unb tpuroe am Dlontaa
i'm Soasnbad Sriebbofe beeroist. 81
ipar "a Sabre alt unb binterIdbt cine
Srau unb fiinf ainosr.
- SoieI Dunn su Glen 2pon ipurbe
am Montas Norsen burd 5euer seritDri
unb pieIe Der @aite batten elm mapped
gntfommen. Ser 8erIuit 1T sttpa s5.'
900. tbeiItpeiie perii6ert.
glm Samitas 0littas ipurbe George
gdart an ber SaaIe Strabe 8reuaune
BON einem 2ebieb 8aaep 3use setoetet,
gr iprane bon einem Saufen SaubUli
unb ideint ben granddaughter 3ue
nibt bemertt au baben.
- Ser in 1891 beritorbene Satot
SIeiidmann binterIisB elm 8ermD8er
BON ettpa $4,000. obne einen @iaen au
MAIDEN, unb bas 8srmbsen ipurbe untei
bic grbsn pertbeilt. 9tur oer aIteite
Sobn George. ipelder elm Sabr bor ben
lobe ieines 8ater8 bic Staot perlieb. er'
belt isinen Nntbeil nidt !; man 8laubte.
pab er seitorben iei uno mar niht tpenif
eritaunt ais sr leBte 8o6e tpieber aufl
tau6te. 9iatiirIid erbalt er ben Sbei
psr Grbidaft, iobaIo bic nDtbisen Bapier'
aussefertlst iino.
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Dunn

- @ipip @rope Mine ipurbe am
Witttppd mad sinem Stiafano pon
sinsm MOnat tpieber in getrieb sefest.
-Srau Srant GOnforti, bic @ittps
oss ermorbeten StaIinerS au 8unfer Sia,
bat NIT SinterIafuns elmer Inaabl Sor'
osrunsen bic StaDt serlafsn.
4m Samitas 4benb tpuroe Elm
5suer in bem @obnbaufe bon Ut. Rader
an BilIotp Strabe entbedt, baS iebO9
nit fleinem S6aben in furser 3sit ees
lbi6t iparo.
- Vim Mitttppd su friber Moreen.
itunbe tpurbe bsr IsbIoie 86rper bon Ditto
2oruEo an g8iIoip Strabe seseniiber
BON S. $. Dapitt'S Dobnuns aufsefuns
ben. apei 8useIpunben. i'm aOpie unb
bier i'm 85rper betpieien beutIi6 bic
1obesuriabe. 2sonarbp 8oia. Soiepbi
Sabiani. Rasquale 8epaIaqua uno Sals
patoro Geominaro, peIds bis su ipdter
4benbitunbe NIT bem Grmorbeten in Ditto
6marbo's Wirtbidaft setrunfen baiten,
nurben ais Ibeilnebmer am Dtoroe
psrbaftet unb einsefedt, bod pirb es
iebr fdtpieris fsin, ben senauen 1bat.
beitanb feitsuiteaen. benn ieoer ber 8er'
bafteten ersdhlt benielben aneerS.
Coroner 8eap unb @eidporene tperben
am Sreitas Abeno einen Snquef abbaIs
ten. um bic SADIE sriinDli6 su untsrs
iu6en.
Ser perbaftete 8oia fol- einem itaIie.
nii1sn 2anbsmunne seiast baben, BAT
ct ben Ttdter tenne, Ieusnete aber ipdts,
bic 8ebauptuns. Soipeit beuten abel
ale nmitdnoe auf ibn, benn er battt
iriber nit bem grmorbsten tpesen cine,
Sdulb Streit unb besleitete ibn 9ien.
flag Abeno turs por benz Moros elm,
Strsde auf bem Seimipes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-01
gHas unfere @eridhte foften.

@ir baben ieBt in unierem Staate sc
8ihter Der Common BleaS GOurten unb
8 Ridter Der Waiieneeridte. Dasu
tommen iieben Rldter bes Oberseridts
uno IS Silfsri6ter. 9as pdien aIip
l48 Ridter auf 81 Wiaionen GintpOb.
nsr. gneIanb, Sboitlanp unb SrIanp
nit elmer Ginpobnersabl. bic iiebsn mai
70 srob 1T. babsn nidt piel iiber bulb 70
pisIs 8i6ter. Der Oberridter erbaIt
$500 bas Sabr uno bic Silfsridtsr
$1,000. Die Rldtsr in gbiIabeIpbia
srbaItsn $1,000, bic in 9ittsburs &c..
900. ipdbrsno bic 8idter Edmonton unb
MeBberion BON Daupbin County @es
ridt, bic bic Staatsfale perbbren, S..
900 etbalten unb 81 900 fir einsn
Sdrei5er. Die iibrisen 8ldter etbaIten
81, 900, auber mo Elm Diitrift 10000
Wsuiden entbdlt unb bIpb Elm 8idtsr
anssitsat 1T. Dort iit bas @ebaIt s5.s
900. Die SiIfsri4tsr erbaIten SIS ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-01
0ube 9arfer Nottseu.

Aue DttteH w psl uuiUebtNp ppl
Spbe Bart iinb iebt beidGftist-msbr 70
tpie felt einieen MOnaten.
- Serr @briit. Naumann bon Samp
ten Strabe dnbert ieinen fiirslib ertpors
benen Stall in Elm @Obnbaus um.
= S6ubmader SObn 81. Biaiams
itarb am Sonntas in ieiner @pbuung
an aafapetie Strube im 70. Sabre.
Srau Nnna DoImet6 bon 2afas
petite StraBe brad am Montas Morssn
ibr re&tss 8ein. inbsm iis auf Dem Sci.
tentpes aussIitt.
- gr.8oIisiit Sranf @Isaion. tpeIder
felt einiser 3eit in elmer gripatantaIt in
BbiIabeIpbia bebanbeIt tpurbe, III iotpeit
beiier, bab er suriidfebren tOnnte.
= Mit einem Belle berlebte i'd mir
ben SUB; bur1 bic Antpenbung bon ct.
SafobS Del tpurbe id iebo9 in furser
3eit eebeiIt.-grnit Sturm, Mebsrsbias.
Soipa.
SIN ben lebten sebn Iagsn bat in
ben brei sroben 8oblenabern Der Central
Diine cine aasemeine Senfuns fattses
funben, bic boffentIih ni9t f9Iimmsr
tpirb.
- Wiaiam 2innep bon Norb Main
Iuenue erbielt am Wiontae in Der Mar.
pine Mine burd bic grploiion zines fleis
men BuIperfaleS fblimme 8erIebunsen
am @eiidt unb Sdnbsn.
- Srau Senrp 8urideI bon Sib
Drain Ibenue bat iid bon ibrer fiirSIi1sn
2ranfbeIt tpisbsr erholt, unb ssrau Sobn
Raumann bon SamptOn Strabe, bic
aud iebr frani mar, 1T 70 aiemIid tpisper
berseiteat.
-Samss asIp bon Siinfter Strabe
mar am Steitas 4benb ansetrunten uno
serfdIus bic Ginridtuns ieiner Wobnune
uno eriif aud feline Mutter an. ST
purbe arretirt unb in grmaneeIuns bon
$500 8iirsfhaft ins @efdnsniB sefedt.
= Die Sduier an Der Gds bon 2userns
Strabe unb Sdo Wain Npenue. elm bop
psItes Der Srau Seueritein sebbrenb uno
pas SoteI bon Wm. 9edelnid, tpurben
am Niittipo6 Norsen burd Seuer ser'
fort. Ser 8erluit am SoteI ift ettpa
81. 900, am W0bnbauie ettpa $4,000 !;
bic nria6e oes Seuers lit unbefannt.
= slm Sonntae frib Worsens fanb
3tpif9en Yolen an Scranton Strabe cine
8eilsrei tatt, BEL Der 9lnbretp gilsi bur6
Elm bon Wi1aeI @omoIfi esI6Ieuoertss
8ierslas am @eii6t berleBt tpuroe 60.
moIfi unb Uiits guiif FeIsn bann dbsr
ben 9erlesten ber unb flopften ibn tiid'
tis aus. Dir 8etbsilisten tpurbsn bets
baftet unb beitraft.
- Die Orbinans fiir einen neuen ab.
sussfanal auf ber Weitieite tpurbe am
Ulontas bonn Mapor unterfdrieben.
Derislbs Iduft bon Der Ult. BIeaian
Sdlu6t Main Ipenue entlans. unb ums
fabt Sotpea Strabe, Dsder court,
2afapette StraBe iotpie einen 3neis
bon 9eder Gourt entIans SpetIanb
StraBe.
-Serr Gbparb Strueniee, elm 8rus
Der bon Srau Simon Sdbn. itarb oor.
leste Bode i'm alter bon SO Sabren in
@ranb 8apibs, Mid., mad breitp6dent.
Ii6en 2eiben an Der Minter @bolera.
ST ipar SattIer bon 8rOfeRiOn uno Iernte
bel feinem Sdpaser in Ssoe 9arf iein
Sanbperf. 9urd SIeib unb Spariam'
isit batte er iid elm bIbi6es 8ermbssn
srtporbsn, mar iebod unpsrbsiratbet.
Seine GItern, Elm 8ruber unb stpei
Sdipeitern tiberIeben Jpn. gr erfreute
id aasemeiner gdtuns unb iein 8eerdb'
nib mar iebr sabIreid bsiudt. Srau 81.
mon Sd6n, tpelde bemieIben beitpobnte,
febrte ain Sreitas Gbeno bon 9ranb
8apibs auriid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-01

StnleD'S
Spesieller 0erfauf BON
Mnslin
ltnterfleioern
um @nam fur uniere 8ribiabrs Baarsu tu
MAIDEN.
gSr perfaufen isst cine gartie
Seidt bef6muete gBaaren IN
Dreifen, bic iie RAID loss
f6iasen perSen.
Sptpns, Sfirts. 0Dr=
fet SeSeefer, ,e.
gbenio
&laser=sei66en, 1tnter9oieu, .e.
~ Cine ipe3isqe 9artis bon fsineu peisen
S9n8en fur Sinber gum baIben gres
SsO. $40 mnb 5I2
Safaipanna 9tpenae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-01
2ttf6ton.
- @ir baben iebt einen bdbiden gm
tuIans.Wasen fur bas SoipltaI.

- @ir baben iebt einen bdbiden 4m'
tuIans.8asen fur pas SoipitaI.
- Ser MaStenball bes 8eetboben
Wdnnerdor in ber grmorp Saue am
Ulontas Nbeno mar gut beiubt uno iebr
srfolBretb.
- Gm 9onneritas glbenb bransen
Diebe in @rummeI'S 8aIbieritube une
ltabIen ale Werfseuse unb anbsre 4rtl'
TEL, bic iie eripiihen fonnten.
8eter 8. 8asner BON 9lorb Wain
Strabe tarb am Monta8 i'm 4lter bon
SO Sabren an Der gneumonia. Gr mar
nur cine 8o6e trant.
- 4qe Winen ber 8ennfpIpania aobs
len @ompanis in ber nmssssnb bon
8ittstpn tperbsn brsipiertel Seit arbeiten,
penn es aarren senus 8iebt.
- gtn unbeoeutenpes Seuer am Dton'
tag Morsen in glI Smitb'S Sotel an
glorb Niain Strabs purbe nit tlelnem
SGabsn sel6idt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-01
Nahruf:

als srif ppr tinsm tritteI SABRE
Der CUTE Batter BON uns siua,
9Sr fiiblens nod, tpie an Der Babu
Tins tisfss, bitt'rss Seip umins-
Tph fpnnttn mir am Wutttrbsrten
6fbcrssn rubin np6 lisb une tparnt,
Sts trus NIT uus ia unirt Sbmsr;sn,
Tins lbuBt' ibr treusr Mutttrarm
Dp6 wtb ! Nun II aud iis ssitisssn,
Dit 90 10 gut nit uns ssmsint
Ssi hsr mir fanetu 1rcif unb 6riebsn,
9Bsnu mir in tisfem Stmsr, stpeiut
Ssut ltsb'n ssrlafen mir am @rabs,
Das btiee Glttrn uns umlhlisBt
limb peib'n ale treut 8lnpssgabt,
Die 5brins, bic esm aus' tutilisbt!
8, blidst lsgusne auf uns niter
llnb ienfft 5ritbfn uns ins Sn3
Bis mir mad esip unb aampf ttnif pitbtr
3u Gu& pann iisbsn bimmslpdrts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-01
Sanfia9nn0.

8,im 5pps unlsrsr sslisbtsn Wutter, 8rau
5impn Straub, pIniden mir ben tpn.
then 0rsuntsn, grpanpten unp 9ia6baru, Den
9lunsnipenbern. 5rassru unp al benisnigsn,
bic uns 9speils psr tbsilnabms ssssben unh
ole 8sriiprbsne sur lsstsn RubsfGtts ssIsitstsn,
unferu innefsn Danf aussuiprs6sn.
Die etrauernbeu Rtuber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-01
&C ton
Sparz IT,,
122 @Bomins slbenme,
Scrantcu, pa.

0as dlteite .Snititut i'm nore.
oitliden 8enniDlpanien.
Sames Blair, 8rdfoent.
9. 3. Briee. 8Be Brai.
8. 6. Q hdfer, gaffirer.
u. 3. Blair affift. Gaffrer.
Steo H. Straub. &eIler.
Sireftoren;
Sames Blair. @. 3. 9riee,
SEQ. 8 gailin. Sranf %. Speneer,
u. y. Blair. Sames arbbslo.
%. 8. 8enuebp 9eipitt 6. Blair.
Bm. 8. 8ieieI, Sas gB. Safforo.
aibrt elm aIlaemeines 8anfsefddft
SteIt @edfel aabIbar in ir8eno einem SbeiIc
Der @eli aus.
9rossnt sntereffsn auf 9epoftsn bsaabIt
I'm aunoidaft plro gebeten.
Offen Samitas 9lbenos bon 7 Bic 8 nbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-01

Gag unb WeiIsnssIber. Sir baS Sabr
l893-94 bate bic 2eeisIatur 81, 1885,
900 fur unfer @eri6tSpeien beripiaist,
mas beinabe iobiel mar oIS bic 8eripiais.
uns fir unier sanses iibrises 8esierun8s'
tpefen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-01
Couis Cot)mann's
RotP1,
1923 uno 325 Sprnte Strake.

ct. 9ouis anbeuier 8ufd uno 9. Robinion
8iere. 8erIiner @eibbier. Bon 8einen uno
Qiquoren ueroeu nur Die erprobteiten Wnrfen
aefubrt Better Borter uno ale
0Barme unb fafte Speifen
,u ieosr Sagssssit als Selitatsfen Der Sab.
rssjsit Gine reidbaIti8s ansmabI oer befsr
Giearrtu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-05-09
Men Who Love Sport"

Men who love sport will reap thcrefrom
no small advantage, for they will gain
bodily health, better sight, better hearing
and IA later old age. Above all, it l. an cx-
cellent training for war. In the first
place, such men, If required to make a
trying march on bad roads under arms,
will not break down. They will stand the
strain because they are accustomed to 20
a-hunting wild animals with arms in
their hands. Secondly, they will be able
to sleep on a hard bed and keep good
watch over the post intrusted to them.
In an advance against an enemy they
will be competent both to attack and to
obey their orders, for 1t is thus that wild
animals are taken. If they are in the van
they will stick to their posts, for they will
have learned steadfastness and in rout
Of the enemy they will be able, being used
to such things, to press him over every
kind of ground If their own side BIZ
beaten, they will be able to save them
selves and others without dishonor in
marshy, precipitous or otherwise danger
Gus ground for from experience they will
be quite at home in 1t.
Men like these, even when the greater
part Of their army has been routed, have
rallied and fought against the victorious
enemy when astray in difficult ground
and have beaten them by their courage
xenophon in Macmillans Magazine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-05-09
Christian Endeavor Jottings.

The Epworth league meets in inter
national conference in Chattanooga une
27-30.
Junior Eudeavor has taken ship and
now sails the high seas. A society is in
existence among the bellboys aboard the
Majestic. Hurrah for the juniors
Missions! Missions!! Missions =!
These are the words that we hear grow
ing louder and louder as the time for
the Boston convention draws near. Bos-
ton, 90, is to be first and foremost a
missionary gathering.
The Hawaiian Islands report several
flourishing Christian Endeayor societies
that know no revolution from the steady
march of Christian progress. 1t seems as
if every kindred, every tribe, y could
praise God for the Christian Endeayor
movement.
A Lima IN. " society finds an
"antigossip pledge" conducive to the
spirituality of the members.
See how Christian Endeavor grows in
Wales In July, 1898, only 20 societies;
in February, 1895, more than 1870, and
rapidly increasing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-05-09

who is in i'll health or ailng.
In the case of Mary f. Campbell, of
Albion, Noble Co.. Ind, her suffering
was so severe, her relief so suddenly real
lied, and her gratitude SO great, that she
wishes the circumstances published, in
the hope that others may be benefited
thereby. She says
Ny physician told me ! had dropsy
and falling of the womb. My stomach
and bowels were so bloated could not
get full breath. My face and hands
were bloatcd badly. had that dreadful
bearing-down pain, backache, palpitation
of the heart, and nervousness.
- One of my physicians told me had
something growing in my stomach; and
the medicine that took gave me relief
only for short time. l thought | must
die. began to take Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and it worked like
charm. After taking the first bottle
| could walk across the street, now | am
well. | advise all my friends to take it."
MARY +. CAMPBELL, Albion, Noble Co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-05-09
Stand. For chri.tlan Ende,vor.

The editor If Th9 Lutheran Evangel-
ist dey1-es the first two columns of a
recent issue Of hIs paper to defense Of
the Christian EHdeay-r form cf organ
ization as opposed to al forms that
might be used TO separate the young
people Of his church from the young
people Of other evangelical denomina-
tions He says that if the animus of
such societies as he names is antagonist
ic TO the Christian Endeayor society
then we stand squarely for the great
Scriptural providential movement which
has organized the young for Christian
work with the pledge of loyalty to
Christ and to the denomination.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-05-09
The Foundation stone of Success

The one great rule of business is that
of honesty absolute and unqualified hon
esty writes Edward W. Box in the May
Ladies Home Journal. All the rules OF
business are worthless il they are not
founded on THAT one and only foundation
stone to true commercial success.
Honesty Is not alone the best policy in
business ii is the one and only policy.
Upon ii, and upon ii alone, can good
reputation be built, and man in bust
ness without a reputation for honesty
might just as well stop. Any deviation
from Tie rule ~ honesty III business may
bring temporary gain, but It Invariably
means permanent loss. On the other
hand, Il strict adherence IL an honest
policy may mean temporary less. but
it Is SUR Ia result in permanent gan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-05-09
CHRISTIAN ENDEAN tH.
Topic for the Week Beginning MAY
Comment by Rev. =. IL. Doyle.


Comment by Rev, =. IL. Doyle.
ToPlc-How can we Eadcav0rt-~ h1li' O.
church. Cor. vi, Ii. Meeting to - lex, :
the psIotor.l
In this chapter Paul, by a0as1-y, rep
resents the relation that exists between
Christ and the church as similar to that
which exists between the head and the
body, InIIst being the head and the
church the body, and going sail further
he represents the relation e the indlyld-
ual members of the church - II BY
that which the members Of the bsty
sustain to it. Endeavorers, therefore.
as members of the church are members,
organs of the body Of Christ, and IN
studying the relation If the members q
the body to it we may see the relation
of the members of the church TO the
church and consequently bow they may
help it.
/. All the members of the Body have
something to %. Not one organ Of tie
body has been create. without an Oh
iect. God ilttE5.td II t 5.a nothing,
and if it does no. da;t il - the Y7teeI
of doiHe it T. t.-l IA Nam
moth cave o".e 5ssj Il. t4er Il >,Ght,
but 1y LIVING -...- r>'s :
they neStac- ct
" lost il Lr~a sa.-l t=#t3aa
church, u A.i5 ea;.s-
tian. the Eude4zHr5r, u.a-..- saa-e=
thing t. do. IHaas5.-E. = e..2l
never help the c.ssr-1 J1=z- .y..atstsa
members Of His Ivy .''=5'- II lis
Y
living sacrifice, net Geaf or. We are
to be living stones E !art =. t'.:i>5. :
temple There i 70 place Il T.. ,1='y
of Christ for slothful, idle ana INDECENT
members. The branch that docs not
bear fruit is removed and cast into the
fire. The one who does net Use the tai
ent given to him loses it. Forfeiture Is
the penalty Of neglect in all eases.
2. Each member Of the body has a
definite, specific work to perform, and
the success and harmony Of the whole
structure lies in its faithfully perform
ing it. All have We. :, but not all the
same work The eye is for seeing, the
ear for hearing, the feet for walking. 1t
is the same in the body of Christ. To
each one God has given some talent
ability to do some special work Tor Him
All are not apostles, all are not prophets,
all are not teachers. but II takes the
work Of all TO make full rounded, sym
metrical successful church. If you
would help your church, find cut what
is the talent God has given You and use
it. Be content u fl littie space If nee
essary that thu Lardmay y s.1rlaed and
His church may prosper
>. Al q the members q tae human
body work in harmony ard unity. The
eye Is Eet ,eas TIE e.r - the ear
of the tongue. Ea#s..v- rers, d. the work
that God has s5T@a w rAa- 80 u do
in peace, -hayu and te.4l 77St..l ? with
ors aaa.4--, -. "a a.4, 20. hep
your church
Bible Readiu.s-Ex, xx2F, Il; Neh.
". 6; Y, 30; p XVI. :, MANY, "a;
cxxii. l-9: MAJ II, u: Mata. Y, i4.l6;
XIV, l4-3o: Acts il. It'll; ". 9: Rom.
XII, *: Cor '. "t-9Fs y, -; KY.
10; Eph. ' 90. 20; v, i; H.. Y, =.
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"wHAr MAY BE YOUR BUSINESS"
Like wintry flakes my blossoms lie
Among their leaves OF green,
And north and south my slender shape
In evry wood is seen.
Ash
A comely ash. l come to you.
On rocky banks stand
And watch the rivers ceaseless flow
Ger beds of shining sand.
Tradition says that from my trunk
Jove made race OF men,
And when luck flies my leaves will make
1t come to you again.
Within the dark and shady wood
My form Is sometimes found,
- Or bending DER the peaceful dead
In consecrated ground.
Once cunning workmen made Of me
Crossbows strong and well,
And still IN Switzerland I'm called
The tree of William Tell.
ALL
The aspen, rowan, beach and oak,
Red cedar, we are here:
The dogwood, ash and gloomy yew
To spell the words appear.
Inwrought in green, our letters now
Well turn 10 you this way, Turn cardsl
That all may read our names Alright
And find were Arbor day.
All the Trees-We are here, dear Moth
er Nature, to celebrate the glad Arbor
day and to pray that you will take the
trees planted under your care, that they
may be famed by your softest breezes,
watered by your cooling showers and
warmed by your bright sunshine. Do
this, O Mother, and together
Well bring you shelter, food and heat,
Wen give you cooling shade,
For this from out our forest homes
We have this journey made.
Mother Nature - Dear Trees, l will
gladly do my part to preserve the forests,
and am sure my children will all help
forward the good work.
Pupils representing trees clasp hands,
and looking up recite;
o Painter of the fruits and flowers!
We thank thee for thy wise design,
Whereby these human hands OF ours
In Natures garden work with thine.
Give fools their gold, give knaves their
power,
Let fortunes bubbles rise and fall.
Who sows a field or trains a flower
Or plants a tree is more than all.
Whittier.
All sing (rune, "America"):
Emblem of liberty.
Here let US plant tree
In the brown earth.
Father above US heed,
Help as we drop the seed.
Send rain and dew to feed,
Give Il new birth.
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Tho Greatest Attraction.

ut was the best meeting that have
ever attended, because SO many testified
Of Jesus" Such was the testimony of
an unconverted young man concerning
q Christian Endeavor prayer meeting in
Savannah, Ga, which he CHANGED to
attend. We cannot too early learn that
the most attractive thing about our
meetings, as about our religion, is Jesus
Himself. Golden Rule.
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THE SOUTH WIND.

he's gone. Now for spring cleaning.
South Wind, see that the streams are
unlocked, the icicles melted down, the
snow swept up and the ground ready for
the flowers. Hank hear music. Some
one is coming.
Voices outside singing. Tune, "Bonny Dun.
dee."l
We have come from the meadow, the noun
tain, the wood,
And the gifts that we bring you. behold, they
are good.
So drive off cold winter and ev'ry rough breeze,
And welcome Law give to the bonny green
trees
CHORCs.
Here's uaap.e anc birch; here's oak, ash and
beech.
WELDON vel a welcome. oh. give unto eachi
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Proves His Sincerity.

The only conclusive evidence of a
mans sincerity is that he gives himself
for principle. Words, money, all
things else, are comparatively easy to
give away. but when man makes a
gift of his daily life and practice it is
plain that the truth, whatever it may
be, has taken possession of him. -Lo-
well
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As God Wills.

We can all be servants of God wher-
ever our lot is cast, but He gives US diff
ferent sorts of work, according as He
fits Us for it, and calls Us to it.-Beacon.