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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-02-15
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS
FACTS AND OPINIONS GATHERED
FROM CONTEMPORARIES.
MILlrARlsM AGAINST PENSIONS.

he following press dispatch from
Berlin Will be read with interest by pen.
=iOners:
To-day debate in the rechstag upon
q resolution submitted bv Herr NlSsler.
conservative, to amend the pension laws,
50 that every veteran of the wars of
lsJ4, 1866, and lS10-7l who is an invalid
and unable to support himself would re,
ceive l2O marks annually developed into
errible arraignment of the government.
speakers of all parties, conservatives,
national, liberals, centrists and even
socialists, declared their willingness to
vote for adequate pedsons and censured
the government for constantly ignoring
this debt of honor, unworthy, as one
speaker said, Of country which had
embarked on "A world policy.
"Other speakers declared that the at
titude of the bundesrath in steadily refus-
ing toprovide pensions was inexplicable."
AS the burdens of militarism increase
government which rests upon force
finds it necessary to choose between the
army of the present and the soldiers of
the past. 1t can better afford to do In
Justice to those whose fighting days are
over than to ALLEVIATE those upon whom it
must rely for future assistance.
Liberal pensions are possible with a
small military establishment, but hardly
probable when the resources of a country
are drained to support large body Of
professionals The COmmoner.
%oO>
GROWTH OF FORESTRY.
Few of the states in the Union are
giving intelligent attention to forestry.
IN Massachusetts fire warden law
went into operation last spring, and the
protection extends to trees along road
ways. Minnesota's fire law has worked
effectively. In Pennsylvania education-
al work goes on steadily and the Indiana
state association recently sent dele.
gate to the West to look into tree plant.
ing operations. Two large societies in
California are carrying on campaign
for forest preservation and irrigation
Flourishing forestry schools are con-
Quoted at Cornell, Yale and Biltmore.
N. c. Within the past year the govern.
ment of the United States has set aside
TWO more national forest reserves, the
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-02-15

Florida people are going more and
more into the small fruit and orange
business.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Mfbma 1T beiIbar.
Gin Mr3t BON @uf piro nies Seiben'
ben bemeiien in 81. GlouD.

Sur Solde, bic al Mitbma leiben,
mus eS uon sr0btem Sntereiie iein,
baB ein 10 beruorrasenber Irat ME
Or. &ubolf S9iffmann biele Grant
belt nit politiuer Seltimmtbeit fiji,
beilbar ertldrt. SiSber ma1ten Mitb
matiter bic griabruns. hab bic We.
tboben, wel6e man bel ibrer 9ebaub
lung anmanbte, linen MIR menis oSe,
gar feline 9%inberuns idufen mon bieti
in Ser Shat bas Iitbma fir unbeil
bar. Der %senannte Irst nun bat mad
einem lsbensldnSliden Stubium bes
Mltbmas unb perwanbter &ranfbeiter
Elm Seitmittel entbedt, wel6es aud in
ben ldme,iten Sdlen uon Iitbma,
euftr0bren- @%ntsinbuns unb 9eufiebe,
nidt nur iofort 9inberuns idaft, ion
bern au6 Tauienbe uon Naaen, BIZ
fir uubeilbar ertldrt worben waren,
auf bic Oauer sebeilt bat. 80 unbe-
bin9t TT oas Sertrauen, mel1eS Or.
S9ifmaun in iein Seilmittel iebt,
baB er Den &etattor bieies glattes
ansutiubisen eriudt, bab alien Ser
lonen. wel6e bic nd9iten brei Sage
bespesen poripre9en in Der apotbets
uon 9. S. Garter, 5o4 ct. Ser
main Strabe, cine sroBe Yrobel9a9;
tel uon rS6iHmonn's Cure" unent'
seltli9 perabfolst merben wirb.
Or. Sdifimaan bdlt eine wirtlidt
Yrobe fir bas bette lleberseusunss:
mittel unb fur Ben einSisen WeS gu,
ueberminbuns ses Sorurtbeils be,
Saulenbe pom Nitbmatifern, bic bisbe'
uerseblid 9eiluns seiu6t baben. Per:
ionen, bic auBerbalb Der Staot mob;
men, f0nneu unentseltli6 cine Srobt
Der Webtsin erbalten. faas iie lid
briehi9 brett OH Or. 81. S9ifmana,
$40 Sadion Ctr, ct. Yaul, Winn.
menben uub ibrem S9reiben cine 2
Gents Eoltmarfe beilesen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
@o bieier S1maroser pu, ~."u,u.
eingeniitet bat, fann CT niir our6
onholtenoe enerail6e WtaRreaeln oil.

@o oieier SGntaroser pu ~,.a.u.
e%inseniitet bot, fam CT nur 0urG
anbaltenoe enersiibe MaBreseln ol.
mGblid nertil9t Weroen, oa iid) I'M.
nler cine Insabl Der GllGl9eiiter III
tieferen Hisen mo Spalten Der Ser.
5torung ent5ieben uno meme @c.
ihlehter er5eugen. 9aS rabifallts
@tittel sesen ole Milben lit &eiulih.
feit. Man laiie Die @eilii9elitellc
mebrmals iabrlih lpei Ell, DEM &alf
iest man ca. 5 Erosent robe aarbpl.
idure uno Shmierieife gu. Sol5,
luerf, SitSitansen II. 10. iino nit
iieoenoem @aiier oOer nod better nit
teiber Gauge ab5ubriiben: Sanad)
lit OaS Sol5merf nit Yetrolclm frGi.
tia einSureibeu. aIeinc Wengen BON
MniSol ODER GpSmarinol iinb in Den
St1uen uno 2egeneiteru 81 pei,
ipriBen. Sanebcn fonnen Die Sblcre
CUR Ibbaltlm9 etma nod porbannc-
ner Milben init elmer Wtildrung bon
Inis- ODER Tosmarinol nit SpeilcDi
l(2 10 bis POI beltrid)en perOen. Cine
feline Menge Oieier Miidung, 5mt-
ihen ole Seoern perid]ieoener &orper.
tbeile geitriben, seniist, nm Die Viii.
ben fern 5I balten. Illd bas Gin.
rciben Der Seoern nit Eoraffinol lit
5ipedmGbia. Wo Ole Si!bner feinel,
freien 9ailf baber. mllB ibnen elm OF.
All ernelIernoer Sanobaufen sllgdn.
gig iein.
Gin nod i6Iimmercr Seino oils Ole
Sogelmilbe lit Die &rGsmilbe, meld)s
zines Der bGBlidltet uno entItelleno.
item llebel Der 9iibner, Die iogenann..
ten 8alfbeine b%erporrufen. Siele
&ranfbeit fommt Defenders bel Den
eroben, aiiatiiden 3aiien Dor uno
ipridt iid ans ourd) sllnebmenoeInf-
Ioeerins BON poroien, g%rallpeiben
9orfen an ben SiiBen, luobei Die
GdiIoer in Die Sobe seboben nno
peridoben neroen. 0urd) Die mali
gen NufIagerungen lperoen Die Siib.
ner if,lieBlid ON Salfen perbtnoerl
Subei lebbaftes SSrd9efiibl nno III
folgeoeiien Saden lno 8nabbern arl
Sen SiiBen. Der Iusidlag 9ebt al1t]
auf Den aamm Seblappen, 8opf lno
Sails iiber, unb au6 BORT biloen it'd
qrauacIbe &ruIten. Die iOfortigc
Srcnnllng oes nit Oieien Milben be-
fanenen Sbieres bon Dem iibrigen@cs
fliiecl lit bringeno geboten, oa oie|e
aronfbeit iebr anitedeno lit. 0ieSs'
BanoIrng nit Sdwefelbliitben ooel
qrouer Guediilberialbe fibrt bad
sur @ertreibrng oieier laItigen Nara,
iitcn. Iud oas Ginreiben Der SiiBe
nit ariiner Seize, Beruballam ODER
Yetrolelm lit am Blase.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Top peruriadte Nadtsldrm.

uGine Na9t rpurbe metnes 8ruoers
fleines 8ino pon 8rupp befallen, "
idreibt Srau S. 6. SdneiOer aus
Grtttenbsn. Gp., yunb eS idieu. es
wiirOe erltiden. beuor ein arst CUR
STEELE lei, eaber mir ibm Gr. &iug's
Stem Discovery sdben, mas ral0s yin
beruns bradte 8ir balteu es itets
i'm 6auie, nm unlere &inber geeen
&eudbuiien unb &rupp gu idisen. Sc
beilte mid pom einem 6ronii6en 9uft.
r6brsn=S rubel, pom ZEN feline anoere
Weoisin mid beireit tdtte unfebl
bar gegen 6ulten, grfdliuns, Sals
unb 0unsenleiben. sos. unb $l.0o
Serlu6unge falden frei in IS. S
9ubn's apotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

S~eraebens nilroen mir Aiter ben
WsuIheu ginen iuten, Der uuglldlid
Ieiu uollte. Die SebniI6t nab
Slid uno Selisteit lit inherent per-
zen aneridaffeu; mir brinsen oieies
Ierlanaen nit III Die Welt. lperoen
Is ME los. uno tounen IS our9 nidts
bienieoen p~oltdnoia b%efrieoi9en. Us
rueiii tets nod b0b.reu 8ewinnen, int
met tueiter nod porudrts, Ino ber=
lanat mebr: IS itrebt mad eiaem I'M
ueradHaliten Wobliein. Oas SeB,
tere 1T aber nur in Soft 3u Fnoen.
Ndsrenb oes iroiiGsu 2ebens 1T oes-
baib bios elm beidrduttes Slid er=
reihbar. Se, Der Wabl oeslelben laat
aber cine Sduihuna Die auoere.
8as oerltebt man inoeb im tdall-
den Sertebr se,pObnlid unter Slid"
uuo aui pelne Nrt iuben bic Wteiten
oieles Woblieim gu srrsi4en2 8enub,
0ufarbsii, 3ei1tbum, Nniebea tuer-
ben a~epobnlid als @lid anseleben,
bietsR es aber in Wirfli1teit nibt!
9as oeradnali4, uugewib uuo mans
telmiibis III, tann uns auf bic Sauer
nidt b~eIrieoisen. 50 lause mir aber
uusuIrieoen iins, iino mir aud nl6t
sliidlihl 3ufrieosnbeit 1T Elm 'elte'
mes, aber ~toitbares Gut.
Was maht uns aber mabrbatt gu,
frieoen2 gtwa erfilte Wini4e? Stint
mermebr! W;rtlide 3ufrieoenbelt
Tam nur aus treusr uno sepiNenbaft
ter Yillbterfiiauns eriprleBsn. Sas
innere SemuBtisin uno oas trohs
Selbfssusnib oariiber iino Der bette
2obu. Der Di1ter 8erot iast Dies
I96n in oem Spru1e:
.Oeiu beites Slid, o Neni6eufino,
Sereoe oIb NIT nlbten,
Oas IS errilIte 8iinlhe ltno:
IS inn ertiate pHidten."
81 1T es! Oas Slid mobnt nur in
uniersm Snnern, ni4t duBerlid lit
&ei9tbum, 8lans, ghre Ooer Sinnen=
luf. Sn unierem Snnern
miillen MIR oes9alb oas Slid als
3uirieoenbeit nit uns ielbit iuhen
uno begriinosn, Mot in duBsrli1en
p.radn9liteu 9,naen. Oies innere
Slid lit tein eiteles Sru9bilo, feline
bunte Seifenblaie, ionoern elm uertb-
pOllss 4ut, oas uns fein Selno rauben
fann. Sasielbe li.st aud nidt in un-
aeuilIer ISerne, {onoern 1T INNER fir
ben errei1bar, Der es ergreifen mill.
IS beibt Sellt3ufrieosubeit nod boil
ltdnois getbansr Pfi4t uno Quilt nur
aus einem reinen @epi7en aber Ssist
fortudbreno empor auf ben urbeber
oesielben, Der bieies innere 8eieg
fanetionirt, uno in btRen 9ano Sober
fir 3,sit uno gwi9teit 1T, auf Soft.
Sarlm 1T reines Slid fur ben Wen=
fden nur in 0erbinoung nit 8ott
errei9bar, mesbalb Der sroBe Sentsr
Muauitinus i9on Dor 400 Sabren
idrieb: vl1nier 9er3 lit unrubls.
Bis er 3ube finoet in 8ott!"
Darum wobnt mabres uno oauern"
oes Slid nur in Der 8ruit zines rsl'.
ai6s uno 9euihenstreu nit Sott psr-
bunoenen Msni1en, Der gang 1T, mas
er nod ieinem b0hiten Saisins3tpede
fein iOl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

pietrD 80 ascagni, De,
italienif4e &omponit, sebDrt sa ben
2euten, bic Qrmbdnber trasen, iolds
Gpangen bat er aber niGt nur an ben
Irmen, fonbern ou9 iiber ben 3nDz
6eln. Ser S90pfer Der rgapaueria
Iufttcdna" ion iiberbaupt Shmudiae
den letbenf9aftli9 lieben uno er beiibt
piele prG9tise unb foftbare Ginge, Die
er gum Sbeil seI6entt betomrten, gum
She'll aug eigenen Wlitteln qetauft bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

MIIe beut9en SoIba,
ten, pel9e tpdbrenb Der 8elagerune
Der 2esationen in pefins tparen, finf
auf 8efebl &aifer Wilbelms gu Inter
offt5ieren befDrbert uo,oen.
prin.lidrr GrnnruphtrTta,,nr
2ebrer: Limb tDie nennt maj
bic sriinen Snfeln in Der Sahara. 9os
beit9"-p n 3 (sdbnt selanspeilt)
.S-aab--2 ebrer GdneI)
rGana ri4tia, 6o1eit: Safen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

Oie 81 merinnen b 8
4Itertbum 8 pflesten bic natiirz
lide 5arbe ibres 9aares oabur9 gu pers
bergen, baB fie Yeriiden BON blonbem
!9dar Der @ermanen trusen. Hat3 benz
Ssugnthe Spibs f~duften bic Periiden=
NADER Sons ben 9aarfdmud bon
9ermanent0pfen iberaq auf. um bi
WiinIde ibrer 2anbsmdnninnen, bic
AUDI S~lonbinen fein po0ten, gu erfiilz
len. Solhes blonde 8ermanenbaar
ipuroe in Hom nit @olb aufgeposen.
Die alten @ermanen felbft benubten
cine Seife aus 3iesentals unb 8uhene
'aihe, um ibr 9oar mDsliat ~beafarbis
gu erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
4d1mrr n~uafiihrhnr.

nOenten sic fi9: Der Siirgen bat
fid als &apitdn flint Mal aus S9iff.
hriiden serettet!"- sd fdnbe es
ebrsnpoler, nern er ieoes Wlal nit ben
pafagieren untergegangen pdre!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
GrTuB.

8ouer Worsens beim Mnsieben
in bic Safden sreifsnb): $50 cine
Gemeinbeit; ba baben iie mir seftern
Bel Der 3auferei bic ubr s~eitoblen-
uno N DIR in bic Sai9e geItedt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
pes #drurtnera Rdd1e.

rWie fommt es benn, 9err Sips
bab Sbno Der S9onfteIIner imma b
MaaB s'b0rig nol{ddntte1 50
fdauen g, 9err Na9bar. i bab' eabu
a seitlang b 9oien aa' itets INN a
Quartz gu fura s'ma4t, unb bDs ba
a'holfen!~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Gin feinrH GeTd1Gff.

rDas! Sic baben gar feinen 8u9<
batter, 9err &obn9 &Dnnen Sic benin
ale f9riftliden 4rbeiten aIletn befor=
sen9"-~Sd iiberlab' bic Reseluns
meiner 9eI1Gfte INNER benz 9eri9t!!1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
gus etrtettt ,,tttnnertte,t" 30
man.

Die Scnne idien. gs mar tparm.
Sebr tparm. So, man tonnte pobl be-
baupten, baB es siemli9 beiB mar.
@~rinsolben gldnSten bic tpeiBblauen
Strablen Der feuris b%iolettrotben
Sonae. 9liibenb to9enbe 2uft!
S4parsleu9tenber, f9perer Ounit
laserte iiber ben bimmelblauen Selbern.
WeiBe Raben trG9aten ibr 2ieb. 8rab,
frab! 9a-ein oappelnber Wurm-
Ct bate gelebt. Der &abe frd9ste tpei>
Ter, INNER peiter, gang beifer.-Sis
Sonne brannte INNER nod!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
9nr- atn6 RuhTrttr et.1ea
A0reHkuleuHfrH.

Dir leben ni9t, Inn gu effen, fonbern
mir efIen, Inn gu eben.-&rebsiuppe,
abeinfalm nit Butter, 9dnfebraten
nit Roienfobl @parselsemiiie, Salat,
4ompott.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
5hnHeru.

5err (aur Mutter zines apeiiGbz
risen ainbes): rSbr &leines 1T bod
gu reisenb, sndbise 5rau!"-O q m {
(slGdli9): .M4 ia-unb nod 70
ratp!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

5err: 81 elm Be9-fliest mein
Suit gerabe in ben 9arten meines
Sbnetbers binein, benz ib nod bunbert
Mdrf f9ulbiq bin!!"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-07

Denison people are pleased to see the prominent
place Governor Shaw has been able to take in the
welcoming to Iowa Major Conger and his family
As POSTMASTER at the Council Bluffs banquet and
in connection with the ceremonies held at Des
MONIES the Governor usual did the proper thing
and spoke in language appropriate to the occasion.
The more the people of Iowa learn to theheroism
OF Major Conger and his family the prouder they
become that he is from Iowa. A man we can
claim for our very own. 1t would be most fitting
to make him governor of the state. 1t would show
to the other states that Iowa appreciated dstin-
guished service for the republic by one of her
citizens The citizens Of every would declare
that it was the most fitting thing to do.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-07

The Tammany braves of New York are rejoic-
ing that by the end of June Croker their leader,
will again be in command of the lodge He has
kept in close touch with the events in New York
and sent many cablegrams of direction. Now,
however, he will fight the enemies of the organi-
cation both in and out, at close quarters and his
followers expect him to win. 1t is a lamentable
fact that this man with office or legitimate bust
ness, who pays taxes in England, and his fad is
bad horses should be the director of the great city
of New York, and grow fat in purse out of the
illegimate fees paid for his influence. He must
face revolt among some of his former associates
but with the spoils of office at stake the hoard Of
men who profit thereby will rally as of yore and
island by the organization
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-07

The Illinois Central railroad has announced tina
on July l system OF pensions will be established
for the benefit of its employees, and that the pension
department will be started with donation of
s25o, 900 reserve fund by the company, and the
company has arranged to pay out any amount up
to 500, annually in pensions and yet touch
this reserve fund. The age of 70 has been fixed as
retiring age and retirement is made compulsory at
that age. All the employees who devote their ser.
vices to railway work will come under the workings
of this system. Exception is made of employees in
the medical and legal departments. About IS, 900
employees will be provided for in the pension fund.
general Offices and crossing Aagmen standing on
the same footing in its provisions The monthly
pension of an employs earning $50 month will be
about $40 and higher salaried men in proportion.
In speaking of this the Sioux City Journal says:
'sThe adoption ola pension system by corpora
tons employing large numbers of men who must
necessarily spend their lives working for salaries is
not wholly matter of scharity. The knowledge
that their old age is to be provided for will tend to
keep employees contented with their lot, and this
will insure more efficient service. Making contn-
ulty of service condition OF eligibility to sharing
IN the benefits of the system will have tendency
to deter employees from changing employers, and
this should also promote the efficiency of the ser
vice. 1t is doubtful, however, if these are the
main objects the companies have in view in estab-
fishing pension systems. One prefers to think it
is rather the expression of an obligation which the
management feels toward the workers whose long
years OF faithful service have given them claim
upon the company for consideration when their
years of activity are Railway men as rule
earn good salaries, and it might be said that they
should provide for their years of inactivity by saw
ing portion of their earnings during the working
years. Experience has proved, however, that men
who work on salaries all their lives have great diff
hcuity In finding the salary, whatever it may be,
too large for their immediate needs. In railway
towns it is matter of common knowledge that
even the best paid employees are always a month
behind instead of a month ahead, and fine mer-
chants wait for pay day instead of trying to do
business on cash business with the railway men,
1t is idle to try to direct policy on the lines of
what ought to do.
cit is safe to predict that the adoption of the
pension system by the Illinois Central is wise
move certain to promote cordial relations between
employees and employers, and in the long run to
produce mutually satisfactory results"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-07

While England is devsing new methods to raise
revenue to carry on its government the United
States in planning how further to reduce taxation
and prevent too great surplus. The ministers Of
the island are up in arms over export duty on
coal and the minstery in power has been savagely
attacked for proposing such thing. The govern
ment party will, however, hold its England
has again been obliged to borrow money and that
from the American bankers. These would have
taken the entire lot of bonds if they could have
been obtained The United States in changing
from the debtor to the creditor nation of the world
much to the chagrin of many European statesmen.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-07
LODGE DIRECTORY


Grand Army Republic John A. Logan Post No SIS,
Friday evening each month Commander j. L. Nc
Cellan; Adjt r. r. Montgomery.
sonssof Veterans, McHenry Camp No. So Wednesday
Masonic Sylvan Lodge Tuesday Eve, before
full moon. Worth Worshpful Master B. f. Phbrook
Secretary, G. NJ. staey.
Knights of Pythias, Dowdal Lodge No. 30 Monday Eve
G. G.. W. d. McAhren; X. of r. and S., W. G. Rollins
Redmen, Ute Tribe No. 9a Tuesday evening. sachem
g. e. Lyman Chief of Records, H. L. Hodges
Odd Fellows Lodge No. 626 Wednesday evening"
N. G.. H. W. Randall; Secretary, John Mount
Odd Fellows Germany, sdonia Lodge No. $685. Friday
evening N G., John Schoor Secretary, Hans Asmus
Modern Woodmen, Denison Camp No. 35 Wednesday
sning. v. C, John schnoor; Clerk, b. Gulck
Woodmen Of the World, Hawkeye Camp No, 176 satur-
day Evening @. G., A. r. Hill; Clerk, W. r. Krkup.
FraternaI Choppers, Walnut Camp No "a Thursday
evening. w. G.. G. L. Caswell; Clerk, Ii. w. Faul
Won1ens Relief Corps A. Logan Corps No &c. first
Saturday p Pres NJ. S McHenry; Sec, M. ShawVan.
Eastern Star sSylvan Chapter No first Tuesday after
w. NJ. Mrs A. oswald; Secy W. w. Cushman.
Rebekat's, Denison Lodge No 49, Tuesdays
N. G.. Miss Ella Ivens; Clerk, Mrs. II. W. Randall.
Woodnen Circle Linn Grove Monday evening. W. G.
L., Mrs Thos. Luney; Clerk Miss Grace Baer
Brotherhood of American Yeomen, Denson Home
stead f.. A. w. Virgins; Cor, j. V. jackson.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-07
LODGE AND CHURCH DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Mass Sundays 1890 M First Sunday Of each month
Methodist, Sunday Services = Class Meetings, $780,
Preaching. 1030 Sunday School, IL 100; Junior League
800; Epworth League. $780, Preaching T:30. Prayer
Meeting. Thursday evening 7:30. DIR, E. Nj. HOLMES
Baptist, Sunday Services = Preaching 1920; Sunday
School, 1-45 b. Y. p. u $780, Preaching. 1880 Prayer
Meeting Thursday evening 1880 REV. +. w. BArEsoN.
Presbyterian, Sunday notwithstanding. 10:3o Sum
day.Schoo 1900; Christian Fndeavor Preaching
73O. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening, $780,
REV. A. G. MARTYR.
Episcopal, Services every third and fourth Sundays,
1890 and 73O REV. ALLAN JUDD.
German Methodist, Sunday Services--Sunday School
1885, Glass Meeting, 1900; Preaching. 1880. Prayer
Meeting Thursday evening $780, Choir Practice follow
ing. REV. G. G. CLAUssEN.
German Evangical Lutheran Zion. Sunday Ser
vices Sunday School, 8 to 10 preaching 1890 al
Young Peoples Society every second Thursday
and every last Sunday at Ladies Society first
Friday to at the members. Parochal School from
Nov March Sunday evening services at 7.30 m.
cry Sunday during Rev F. L, Lothringer
Pastor.
First Church of Christ tScientisD At McKim Hall.
Sundays 1885, Sunday School at ll30 Experience meet
ing Wednesday evening at 500 Reading in
ton, open daily.
Mrs. EMMA CORNWALL, First Reader
Denison Holiness Band, Sunday services at Epis-
copal church. Sunday school at 130 Prayer and Praise
Meeting 2:30: Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
7:3O. f. A. STONE Lea Ter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
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