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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
'I1xrntbitrurr Tnsfffe.

oaprn geiprenst nGra. sic bra6te
ibn glitlid gum !6aupts Sruppentors
per 5uriid. oils Gsan pieoer gu ii2
fam, erfubr er audi, oab iein beloen>
batter Getter cine Gpdstohter mar,
unp er iaste au ibr, burd bic 8un>
hagen bltn5elnb, Die iibsr iein @eiiht
9ebunben pdren: Isl, Sane, Su biit
Die ReGts, Die man in ,3eit elmer Ga
lamitdt um ii9 baben ion. gon bee
fem Sag an bieB bas MdnnermGodsn
nur nod rGalamitp Sane, poer audi
abgetiir5t rGalamitD"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
Gpuuccticmt.

en- Connecticut tpitet Elm Setz
ratslicens fir einen Mann, Der ii6er
40 Sabre alt lit, $100. 9aau meint
Der n0euti6e Correspondent" in Sal>
timpre: .0us beiBt bod, Oas 9fero
beim G9panS a~uf3Gumen. Semano,
Der Ii6 no6 redt5eitig betebrt uno 10
piel Courage sntwideIt, ioate nit
elmer 9rGmte ermutbt9t peroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26

= Die Geiitessesenlpart zines Go
tomOtipfibrers rettete bic Srtihaft
Werrilan Dor pDaiser 3eritDruns
ourd Slammen. Sas Seuer brad in
einem 9otel mIs unb ba elm beftiger
Wino ipebte, sriff Der 8ranb f4ueq
UNI iid. Spnamit ipurbe perseblid
a%ngetpunbt. Sa lieb Der 2otomotipz
fiibrsr zines Smaba'er Sra9t5uses
feline 2ptomotipe bur9 i9pere &ettsn
nit einige Der bDlsernen 2dben perz
binotn unb rib b%ieielben elm; bic bas
burb entitunoene Side fonnten bic
5lammen ni9t iiberiprinsen uno bic
Stabt mar gerettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
Gin J6redli6er 2lmSbrmd,

BON 9eidpiiren auf benz &opfe meiner
tleinen So9ter entpidelte iih gu
einem oiealo beab", i6reibt s. .. So
BIZ bon MorsantOpn, Senn., rdber
Qrnica Salbe beilts iie pr1s
itdnbis." 9ieielbe 1T elm sarantirtes
!Seilmittel segen @caema, Setter,
Sal3flub, pimples, 9ei9piire, 8eu=
len uno 6Gmorrboioen. 9los 25 Gts.
Bel 8. SO. Ruete, 4~potbeter, 656
Main Str, DUBUQUE, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
Slorioa.

Su 6lOrioo bat Elm Spstulant
tunpert3tpan3ig Settur iumpfigen
8ooen in Der NGbe BON Span Bridge
angetauft unb beabii6tigt oarauf cine
Su6tanitaIt fir NQigoturen gu errt4z
ten. 9ieie Heptilien perDen jeBt,
bant benz Gifer BON SGgern aus Dem
9toroen, i9On reft Ielten, uno Dd fir
@ligatprenbdute lebbafte Na6frage
beItebt, bOfft Der Mann auf elm re6t
eintrdgltGes 9eifdft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26

ratensebiibren, platate, Strpb fir
Ginitreuunsen pdbrenb Der Na1t,
ionbern mir ipr1en nur einmal bas in
8etraht aieben, mas bic Sbiere tdgz
lib an Suttermensen benDtbisen. Sin
Glepbant brdudt tGgli6 80 Biz 100
pfunb 9eu unb 80 Bis 60 pfunb
8rot, nebit gefp6ten &artoffeln, elm
Tilpfero 80 pfunb &eis, 3uder unb
&lee, elm Gbinpcerps basielbe, elm Bar
10 bis Is pfunb 8rot; reines, geIuns
bes 5leii9 aber (metit RobfleiI9) bss
oarf Der &Dnigstiser tGsli9 20 Biz 25
pfunb, Der 2Dpe IL Bis 20, bic SpGne
10 bis Is, Der 2eoparb unb Wolf lie
6 bis 10 Bfuno uip.; bic 4ffen Iaufen
tdsli9 bon 80 biz 40 Sitter Mil6, bic
S6longen ipplen lebenoe &dntnGen
uno Sauben, unb 10 gebt es Sag fir
Tag fort, ipbaB Die 4usgaben cine
gana unbeimli9e SDbe erreiteu.
Wenn ba Der 8eiu6 Der Menagerie
nt6t gut lit, 10 lam Elm Iol6ss I'm,
ternebmen nutiirIi9 ni9t bethlehem"
S9Iefier. !
- Sin serabeau unglaubli6es 8ils
oereritiidfen bat na9 benz yYoi. Sas
s%eblatt" ii9 in benz benz Ganpratb bon
2Di6 gu 8pltenbain gebDrissn
SmarbSer @alDe, &reis &empen, pns
melt Der idleiiiden 9renae, ausetra,
gen. Sprt besesnete Der Sberf0riter
9einiid aus 2asti auf ieimen Runbs
gauge einem Wilberer. Ser Guberit
sepdnote 8uri9e iudte iofort binter
einem 8aume 0edung. Sasielbe that
Der SberfDriter. 9eibe paren etpa
10 S6ritte bon chamber entfernt. Der
Beanie fOrberte ben Dilbersr auf, Das
Gepebr fortauperfen. Dieter ba6te
inbeien ni4t oaraH, fonbern fteIte
benz SberfDriter anbeim, ibm bod lie.
Der laufen gu lafien, ais lein 2sbsr
al risfieren, ba er ia bod perbeirat6et
lei. go unterbielten iib bic 8eiben
etpapa Stunbe lang unb ieber rpartete
auf ben Iusenblid, mo er losbriiden
%tonnte. Snapiihen bDrte man Sola.
arbeiter fommen. Der Wilberer er,
griff nun bic Sludt. Der SbsrfDrs
itsr pirfdte binter inn ber. plDBIi9
tpanbte iih Der @ilberer unb iapb
na6 benz SberfOriter. Der S9ub
sins feb. Nun i6OB 9err 9einii4
benz Wilberer na9 BEN 8einen.
9leit5eitis traf elm S9ub bes Wilbe.
rers ben SberfOriter, bab er auidm.
menbra9. Sbnobl Der Wilberer audi
setroffen mar, trnnte er entfommen.
Der 8eamte purbe barauf BON ben
9olaarbeitern sefunben unb na9
Sauie sebra6t. @uf feiner 5ludt ers
ipGbte Der Wiloerer nod einen jungsr
Spritlebrling, Der an einem Su9sbau
auf einen Studs Iauerte. Der Wilpest
rer i6li6 ii6 beran, bielt. ibm nit unsl
glaubiser 5re6beit bic gum 4bbriidsnl
bereite 9iiGie por's 9sii9t unb fpr1
oerte ben 2ebrling auf, iein 9efpet'
ab5useben. Dem iungerl Mnf&I
i4lotterten Die &nie, unbNer tonnte
ieiner Gage ni9t anbers unb iiberN
bieiem iein 9epebr. Oas @usIeI
bes @iloerers purbe Iopobl +
SbsrfDriter Seinii9, fpis bon
2ebrlins senau beifrieben. GRIT
9eiben inpefen, bic nod niGt
LANCE in Der bortigen @ssep mem
ni6t betannt. Sberf0riter St,ailuy
liest i6per barnieber, bod inb feline
8~erlesunsen nidt lebenssefdbrli9. =
Sir bic @rmitteluns bes Wilbersrs
bat Der grite Staatsanpalt in Sitroz
no cine 9elobnung bon 500 Marf
ausseiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26

giele ipraden periOnlih Dor, unO Sr.
Sdud perlebtc einen unsemiitblid)en
Gag. = gilbert S9nud, Der ii4 in
Glapton trauen lieB unb ieinen@o
prt ais ct. Souls ansab, ion elm
@leftriter aus Reb 8ub iein. Gr piro
ii9 pobl ebenfaus sepunoert baben,
ais er in ben Worgen5eitungen lab,
buB aus ibm iber gle9t Elm Irat ges
nprpen mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
Weft @ir9tnta.

- @or Surgeon sins in Martin's
sserrp Elm Girtusunternebmer in bic
Bride uno bic Sbiere selansten CUR
@eriteigerung. Ser BEL HoneD's ppint
anfGfiige Sarmer Sames Cabin faufte
bel oie1er @slegenbeit einen glepbanz
ten unb bieier OidbGuter erpeiit iid
fir ieinen Serrn als Elm iebr tpertbz
rolles 9%uustbier. Der elephant sebt
i'm pfluse, siebt i6pere 2aiten unp
perri6tet nit 2eidtigtsit bic 4rbeit
mebrerer Pferbe, obne baB er srObe
Suttertoiten peruria6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
Gin ieecnsreid)es Monopoi.

Sur bic unwiienbeit fam bebaupteu, bah IS fem
iegerSreiteS Wouppol 9ibt. Ssue arsuei, fpslcos Dor
Sabrbnnbericn oou ben ~9elehrteu WDuf en- auf benz
81, Yernaro entoedt uno ititoem 3sbutauieute Don
ltiperen Seioeu geheilt bat. III Elm ioldes Wtonoppl
Dieie beriihmtei ct. geruorb 6rSuterptleu fno
tbatId6lit oas einsioe Seilntitttl. has IN alien JaneH
BON geroouungsleioen bilii. Wtau uebmt ss. pGuu
fib etr Se9iIu eiues ipld)en Seibens burh fopen poer
idlebteu Sefdmaf i'm Munbe, 3opiIhmet3eu. usbels
felt NIB geritopfuuo aumeloet. Wtan nebr,e es TO.
oleid,. mn iib ipdtere Guoleu al eriparsn. @ber audi
oann. meru bas yetbeu iton tieiere &ur3elu &c.
ibla Iel bat, fpetn bic i~tedenbsn 1ppti1mer5en uiht
nlebr peri6pinoen %luoleu, iuenu Sbnmabtsfdle uub
SebitorIngen ~eintreteH unb peun Niereu unb 2eber
oergiftst limb. aud oaua hslfet bieie ipuubertb6tigeu
Yiueu nod. Sic eutbalten feit Suedfilber. pber
anbere dbeube Stpiie, %ionberu uur beiIsnbs pflansels
idtte. fSur2 5 Gents in alen appthefen. Cine 9roBe
Sottors Reobrungcu III 5oblen pter unIunlHen fur
t%uerthloie pfui6eraVrdparate Al peribDenbsn fqnu
alio jeoer, ou1 Der urbemittelte. itt- stu tpabrbaites,
itets 5uperiditqes Seilmittel peritaff.n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
Die XiebeSgei6tMte ejner
@itttue

lit taltseitelt, penn lie idle6ten
Qtbem bat bur9 unDerbauli9tsit,
8allisteit pber Mugeniibel, aber Sr.
Sings Sem 2ife piqs beilen bteie
llebel INNER; reinisen Das Spitem,
MAIDEN suten 4tbsm;, pertreiben
Sopfpeb. Gs lit bas bette Mittel in
Der Welt sesen 3eberz, Nierenz unb
rnterleibs : 8ei9perbsn. 8los so
Gts. in s. %. Ruete's @potbete, 656
Main Str, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
&rebspmIper.

Sriid sei6ttt Don 0euti9laub. Gin tlOs
terll1eS Rittel, weldes bier NIB in 0euti6s
lamb BEN Srebs 9ebeilt bat, oh berielbs auis
9sbro9sn 1T ober ni6t. 3eu9niiie iiIIo al
baben bel Ntrs. Sobu gui9, Dideppiue,
isis,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
Staat Ohio, 5oIebp 0, I
Yucas Spuutr, IS.

Staat Ohio. 3oIebp
YucaS 6puntp. SIS.
Sraut :. Gbsuep bei6p6rt, SaB er Der dItert
partnsr Der Sirma i. 3. Gbenep & 60. III, ipeIts
Seitdite In Der Staot Soleoo. In obenaeuauutem
Gountp iub Stoate tbut, uuo oaB beiaete Strrla bic
Summe uon 81 n b II nd srt Dollars thr ieSsn 5au
pom &atarrb besableu miro. Der ourh ben yebrdua
ron SalI's 6atarrb Rur Mot gsbstIt wsrben
tann. SraHt =. ebeHeu.
~ geihmoren Dor mir uuo untsriaries
S"s' ben in meinsr geseupart am q
'' Septembsr, ". Q. 'S6.
". ". @leaion, ofeutltter Notar.
Sau's 3atarrbsaur wirb iuuertid seuoinmsn, unb
uirft brett ant has Slut uno bte i5letmteen Sbertaden
bss Spitems. saBt sud 3eusuiiie frei Sni4ifel.
Is. G6tnep, & 6 O., 2olepo, ..
GS Ssrtauft pom allen apetbetern, rs Gents.
Saa's Jamilien.Biusu limb bic beiteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26
f0tboliiGc N"'@"t""S@
Madt Gnd unabbdngig!

Nr babeu TO- 900 adr qanb in Qahrup, eher blIbenben benhhen. fatbouh1en ees
menoe 9tanh, neil mir mt wouten, baB id Nnbers9dubige 10 nbe be8atbolten an:
Nbetn ioum. Gas Gnb lit nr bpi IfGen ppu Der nemen STRIDE Outer 1bmapGS os
ben, nit 2aubnalb bepa6inL Ranu u $500 bis 800 per @dr setaut peroet. SlM
per Mere aar, bm Ref anf 5 Sabre 3t s6 pUent Sntrenm. D Yrosent Fdbdn
tHr baar. @enn fd ttboIfhe ganbaeue cit ahs mb bMses Seim peidafenp oaen,
10 butet fb ibneu bier bebe GeleWnbet oau. Wu6 alhpue Sarnen IN Shdnnn
bapnm mir 81 prfaueu gu mGbuen Grenen. Sc lit aes auhS 2ano. .Nr baben aug
nod fcismbe quite Sarnen min Sndman pp utaufen:
- Gne 800 Nre sUbe Sarnt, 100 adw Inr Yhns, 40 older quite gSRie, Der &sf
nod aues gut sum Nnbre6eu,g ues 9rotes Srame Sans, quite Staaun9, 9aGumue
Granarp 8 Weeu bon unirr 9trde 8 ReIsn bon Ser Characterization Erds $500.
~ 200 Qder Sdrn, nm 2s auen pon Der Stride 9uhs Qaub. 100 adr untTG hug
SO Gdr gaRie. Oas anbre nod sum Sraben. Guter 9obeu, srote Stauuus, 10 Ris
len ppn Der Citation, $3.50 90.
49, esOadt Sam, 94 MMn pon Der etahon. 100 older inter phus, i6Ons gMs,
quite Gebanoe, grOBe Stauun9, .tr $52O0O0.
a. 100 ame Sapon 1870 uer 9hns. Rei Niee, srobe Stauuns unb Granarp,
9ues Vrdbans, 4 Relm Don uniepr& Stride, 3 WeIen pou Der Citation.
81 so Ne Sarm, bapom so older untr 9hug, quite DISQUALIFICATION. Q 12 IPeIeu
pH mrer Rube 9 12 OleNm Don Der Staupu $3.50. ~ L.ts.h#A
g. 80 Qha Sarun, 80 older inter BHus, quite @ebGuoe, 9 aReueu pu unIerr Birdie,
IA Weueu pom Der Citation, fir 1880. ~
~ 80 older Smm, 40 slider bapon inter Bhug, Der Gi gMie mb nod All breher.
8 Meln pou mirer Stride, 8 Weun pom brS tmion, nit 0h, 9rbe ub Edm.
Mafdnen, fir $1,000. @ebGube poufGubi9 mb gut. 3 tS s
3iss 1T aues sntS 9ab in bIbenber fatbolitr @esenb, gSmb uon GnbrSguGu.
bneu sr 3t bepobn, wdte es eene perfaufen wouen, neil ie inter @atbolteu mob,
men mIeu. @s lit allies gutter, frudtbarer yobeu, noe Der Sarmer n@nbwel&e Srm5t
Ssben fam. giek bapou tounen auf abtblass 3abhms setaut perben.
John SchmoIke, John w. WoIter,
Sudnan, Rorrtou 60, gPtnm Ct @bub, Sharns 60, Imr.
@dees: REV. j. J. MEYER, Lastrup, Morrison County, Minnesota
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-26

@ef@ens: REV. J. J. MEYER, LaNrup, Morrison County, Minnesota
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-09

But the church should teach not only
our relation to God, but our duty 10
man. | plead for the teaching OF Chris
tian ethics In our schools. Not by an
occasional lesson upon the golden rule,
but for course of at least a year in
which children should be taught the
Christian foundation for moral action, the
Christian idea of the family, the Chris
tian idea of the state. IL every boy and
girl were taught the Christian idea of the
family, were taught 10 think OF IL as
church OF God and OF the sanctity of mar
riage, typifying the union Of Christ and
His church, would our divorce courts be
crowded by those who profess and call
themselves Christians? IL children were
taught that their bodies actually are tenn
piles OF the Holy Ghost would they fall as
easily prey 90 the first tempter? And
as they came 20 be men and citizens could
they look with compacency upon a sys-
tenn which provided for the continual sac
rifice OF such temples 10 the lust of man.
And the Christian idea OF society. We
are almost afraid 10 teach ST. Pauis
words, Servants. be obedient to them
that are your masters and are only just
now awakening TO the fact that there
may be some need for teaching that the
powers that he are ordained of God
Since those sad September days when the
whole nation sat in grief by the side of
her stricken chief. much time has been
spent and naturally and properly I'm de-
vising plans for the suppression OF the
terrible plague which. like "A miasma,
seemed 10 be creeping through the land.
with effective prohibitive measures I am
entirely IN accord, but my friends. with
all my heart | believe that neither an
arrhy nor any other deadly mental dis
ease can be exterminated by repressive
measures alone. No, the only remedy for
Il is the constant teaching by the church
OF Jesus Christ Of the true brotherhood OF
man land the practice OF 10. OF the prin-
cples upon which our government rests
and OF the duty which every young man
Continued on Page Seven)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-09
ELECTION or OFFICERS.

AT the conclusion OF the reading of the
above reports, the nominating committee
Rev. w. 4. bennett. OF Pascoag. The
officers named I'm the report were unani-
mously elected as follows:
For president. Frank o. Bishop: first
Vice-president. Edward p. Metcalf: second
vice-president. Rev. l. S. Woodwork: re-
cordns secretary. Rev. X. Talmsdge
Root; treasurer. Thomas W. Waterman.
W,sm SGm%ltteSmss H. Smith
w. Calder. Rev. Asbury T. Krom, l.. ..
Maine, A. b. McCrillis, William II. Waite.
Jefferson. Walker Miller. Pawtucket:
Rev. William Pressey. Ashton; l.. l.. An
derstrom, Brfsto1 Edward l.. Freeman,
Central Falls: r. A. Gibbs. Drownville; /;
Samuel W. Marsh. Newport; Rev. w r.
bennett, Pascoag Walter n Butler. Riv-
erside: sullivan Ballou. Woonsocket.
The final address of the morning was
by Mrs. NJ. G. Kennedy OF Philadelphia
on. "Our Juniors" She illustrated her
charming talk by the use of paper OF
pins and spoke In an entertaining and in
structive manner.
The morning session closed shortly az
ter ~ o'clock.
The NTH annual banquet was given at
] o'clock in Irons hall, Olneyvile square
This, as usual, was a most enjoyable oc-
casion and was very largely attended.
During the morning a telegram. which
conveyed Christian greeting 10 the con-
vention, was received from the president
OF the Sunday school association I'm con-
ventlon--at the same time-in Glasgow,
Nova Scotia
IL was voted that the Rhode Island as
sociation send telegram TO the Nova
Scotia convention I'm response TO the mes
sage received from them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-09
YEARLY REPORTS.

The aggressive work OF the association
Ys done principally by It's field secretary
and will be summarized IN his report and
sne reports OF your other officers.
But his work Is possible because there
stands back OF him a body OF men 10
whom he can report and with whom he
can take council. and who devise WAYS
and means To raise the funds required
your executive committee. The delegates
or our sunday schools meet al an annual
convention TO be instructed and Inspired
10y program carefully planned; then YOU
separate and have no further feeling OF
responsibility except 10 send your contri-
buttons To the work. Few probably real
lie that on the first Monday OF each
month the business-crowded laymen and
oYer-worked pastors whom you have ask
ed to manage the work for you. meet for
Two hours OF more in the middle OF the
DAY, TO face perpleXing problems Of I'M
ence and administration. Let me assist
your INA aginaiions TO realize the fact
Some l5 men sat down together promptly
at 1245 To plain dinner with desert
Only by taking their mid day meal to-
g~ther do these busy mon find N possible
10 meet once a month They do not dine
at the cost OF the association, but pay
for dinners themselves. They heve learn
ed 10 know each other like brothers. and
witty remarks and good ma atiired chatting
obh rPitr w Aut frank lIIpIildi nl-f lSSlDN
of current events In church and state
Allowing scant half hour TO the pleas
ures OF the table. our quiet, business
like chairman calls the order Roll call
and minutes, after prayer. introduce The
work OF the day. The treasurer reports,
and all the committee draws sigh OF re-
lief when the report does not show that
Mr.. Waterman himself has advanced at
least 800 TO meet the bills OF the month.
The committees Of three 10 whom are
intrusted the "details of the various de-
partments OF work-as the normal, pri-
mary decision day and finance committees
report In writing-or at least ar expect
ed 10. The field secretary presents a care
fully written report OF all his work for
.the month, so many district conventions
held; so many dozen meetings addressed;
50 many callers received; 80 many hum
dred letters written, with all the lights
and shades OF = Christian workers life.
The report Is always ready. we bear
when We do not forget 10 call for e.
Usually the business Is interrupted once
or twice 10 hear n ten-minute talk from
some prominent Sunday school worker, a
returned missionary, or some official like
the mayor of our city
Aside from the legitimate business Of
the association tho executive committee
has felt itself justified I'm expressing the
moral issues. like the suppression Of vice
when from time 10 time they arise, and
We believe has thus encouraged faithful
and warned lax officialS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-09
FIELD SECRETARY,

The following is the report NJ Field Sec
retary Wilson:
Just have completed the eighth year
OF my service as your held secretary and
I am glad to report that II has been the
most satisfactory and encouraging year
of them ALL and although we can always
wish that more had been accomplished
yet IL Is with Joy that we look back upon
the years work and realize that today
scores of schools are feeling the impulse
at -thA-renewed zeal Of hundreds of -p-nrk-
ers who have been helped and encouraged
IN times of need
In rendering my report shall speak
Of the several phases of the work separ-
ately.
nuring the year We have held ten an
nual district conventions. of two sessions
each. The program OF these gatherings
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

We recommend that this convention an
point a committee 10 represent va In the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-09
THE FUTURE.

We stand on the threshold Of another
year OF work The plans are greatly i'm
excess of anything yet attempted and as
We look into the years befaEe-us VIC fully
realize that the amount OF good which
will be accomplished will be governed
largely by the response made 20 our sp-
peal for funds both to the schools aud
individuals We desire 10 gratefully ac-
knowledge our indebtedness 10 the gem
erosity OF 40 many OF our friends and
we thank all the contributors for the
hearty manner I'm which they have hither-
TO helped the work We do not feel that
we can enlarge our work very greatly
until our financial outlook would war
rant n greater outlay than 1t does at
present.
IL IL our earnest desire 10 employ a
state primary worker and n home de-
partment state worker for at least part
~ the time our work Is indeed suffer
ina for specialists In these lines and we
look 10 the friends ~ morality and
Christianity I'm the state of Rhode Island
TO supply In the near future the funds
with which we can in these days enlarge
our work
Our motto r., "All the Church I'm the
Sunday School. all the Sunday School in
the church. and the Whole State for
christ" God speed tho day when these
things shall be realized
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-09

have been Of high order. calling upon
the best talent In the state and drawing
speakers from neighboring states. In
every case the entire expense was paid
from tho district treasures. thus for the
first time I'm our history the state treas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-09

citation was organized December 9Th. 1875.
in the Benehccnt Congregational church.
-PFaNidence. with Rev y. g. Taylor. -.
u. 40 the first president The call for the
meeting for Organization was sent out
by Revs 7. q. Nose. T.. A. Platts. A. j.
Kirkland. David ". Greer n y. beavitt.
l.. Osler. NJ ". Bicby and Hon. T. y.
Parnencld and state Sunday school con-
Neriion has been held every year since
excepting 1855. 1871 and iSe2
10 cali the roll of the presidents for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-09
IN N=G0NVENT|ON.
Annual Gathering Of R. |. Sum-
day School Association.

The twenty-hrst annual state conven-
tion Of the Rhode Island Sunday School
convention opened last evening in the
Broadway Baptist church. this city.
The large auditorium was filed, from
gallery to pulpit. with an intelligent su-
dience representative of Sunday school
workers, clergymen and other interested
persons throughout the city and state.
The convention was formally opened
by the president. William H. Waite, OF
this city. Scripture reading and prayer
followed by Rev. W. A. Gardiner OF Prov
idence, after which a musical selection
was rendered by the Baptist ministers
quartet. composed Of Rev. Whitman l..
Wood. Rev. BENJAMIN Livingstone. Rev.
l.. l.. Hsines and Rev. Myron d. Fuller.
MAYORS WELCOME.
The opening address was delivered BY
His Honor, Mayor II. l.. -. Granger.
superintendent Of the Sunday school Of
St Johns church. Providence and him
self prominent Sunday school worker.
The mayors address was substantially
as follows:
AS mayor of your city let me FIRST
extend 20 YOU and TO the delegates IN the
Rhode Island Sunday School association
tho city's most hearty welcome Every
thoughtful citizen realizes that the edu-
cation supplied by the state Is incom-
pleie. The religious aspect of civiliza-
ton HrTf the place and Influence ~ re-
liglon I'm the life Of the individual are
excluded from its view Yet they cannot
he omitted from any complete study ~
history or OF tho individual Again. the
public schools are denied the right ~
teaching what 10 q Christian are the
true grounds ~ ethics and Of civic virtue.
A youth whose moral aud civic virtue Is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-09
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The following liz the report II the
executive committee submitted by the
chairman, James "A. Smith: IL * MT our
wish neither have we tho :ime to giS q
- historical statement fIhe- state work.
but ] crave your indulgence while ! give
@ few facts regarding the movement.
The Rhode Island Sunday school asso-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS meet.


timely and eloquent talk on 1.-THE needs
OF the Hour In Sunday School Work"
Al the conclusion OF the above address
the reports or the officers OF the asso-
ciation were read in the following order.
first, that OF the recording secretary,
Rev. T. Tal,madge Root. as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-09

The summer school idea as II has been
carried ont IN New Jersey Pennsylva-
MIA and Illinois. has proved to be Of srest
and permanent value. Ry summer school
Nc do not mean a prolonged convention,
or an institute such as We are accustomed
to- We mean all that the word school"