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p. j. Hurley came up from Gunnison
Monday to accompany JOS II. Block and
family on a camping trip to Spring
creek.
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Mrs. N. G. Wheeler returned to Den.
yer Monday. She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Tetard, who goes fol
medical treatment.
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Chas. Kennedy has returned to Crested
Butte, after years absence spent at
other G. f. & l. Co., coal camps.
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f. M. Buster departed Saturday to
visit his sisters at Alamosa, after which
he will make tour of the San Juan
country.
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w. II. Welch came in Saturday for a
business conference with his son Will,
who is operating the Ruby Chief saw
mill.
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S. w. Osgood, Chicago young man
came in on Mondays train to look over
the mining interests of this vicinity.
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Mrs. Daniel Mclaughlin arrived today
from Starkville to visit her son. Sup't,
Thos. Mclaughlin, of Floresta.
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o. V. Cole came down from Pittsburg
this evening, and reports fine showing
in the Buckeye tunnel.
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Wm. Evans resigned his position at
tine Sylvanite last week and left for
Vulcan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Ross will leave
Thursday to visit Ouray and other
Western Slope towns.
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Henry Hidden returned from Cripple
Creek Saturday and went up to the
Augusta.
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Jos. Barnes and the Hodgson Bros,
are working the assessment on the Lake.
side property on Augusta mountain.
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Elbert Smith has returned to his for
mer employment under Chas. Julian.
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w. Scott Humason came in today from
Burrows Park, near Lake City.
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LOCAL LORE.

Jos. f. Heiner was up from Gunnison
Monday.
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The Misses Roxbury, of Coal Creek,
are the guests of Miss jeanette Alex
ander.
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John McCosker is spending a weel
sojourning at Cebolla Springs.
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Charles Julian went to Denver Mon
day on business trip.
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James Ralston, Sr, departed Monday
for Coalbasin.
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DIR. E. w. Shrock, the dentist, is again
in Crested Butte, at the Elk Mt. House.
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THE LESSON TEXT.
CAmerican standard aoI.--.3 vcrT'0nl

tAmericau Standard Iscl--..i Ncrs.1u.)
Isaiah liii.6. All we like sheep have
gone astray; we have turned every one
10 his own way; and Jehovah hath laid
on him the iniquity OF us all
Luke Nxii.l9. And he took bread. and
when he had giveL thanks he brake
il. and gave TO them, saying. This is my
body which IS given for YOU. this 60 i'm
remembrance OF me. %. Ana the cup in
like manner after supper. saying. This
cup is the new covenant in my blood.
even that which is poured out for you.
Romans VS.. For while we were yet
weak. in due season Christ died for the
ungodly. :. For scarcely for a righteous
man viii one die. for poradventure for
the socd man some one would even dare
10 die. S. hut God commeudeth his own
love toward US. in that. while we were
yet sinners Christ died for us.
John lille. Hereby know we love-
because he laid down his life for us. and
we ought TO lay down our lives for the
brethren.
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pastor, will preach at Il a. m. and s
.. m
Douglas Church-Preaching at II a n.
by the pastor. S. VI. Hartsock
st. PauTs Church. Fifteenth and r
Streets-Preaching at II a. N. and 80
p m by the pastor. George W. Miller
Marvin Church South uUilor Tenth
and Streets southwest Rev. ". L
Dolly-ll a. m. and 7.30 D.. m. sermons.
Old Foundry Church. now worshiping
in hall OF Columbian University Fiji
teenth and II Streets--Preachlng by the
pastor. Rev. l. B. Wilson. at II a. m.
and at 7.30 D. m
Brookland Church. Rev. J. H HYATT.
DastOr-Sabbath. with the Sunday school.
1896 a. m. meeting OF parents and chill
dren; p- m. spiritual songs and mes
sages 10 men by the children. 7.S0 D. m.
platform addresses and special music
GO-such Church, corner Four-and-
half and L Streets southwest, Rev.
Thomas L. COpes-1l a. m. and T:3O D.
m. preaching.
McRendree Church. 1888 Massachu-
sets Avenue northwest. Rev. f. L. Hub
bard-Revival services at II a. m. and
7.30 .. m
Dumbarton Avenue Church between
Thirty-frst and Thirty-second Streets
northwest. Rev. Frank H. Havenner-
II a. IN. and 1880 p. IN. the pastor will
preach
HaI1line Church. corner Ninth and p
Streets nOrthwest-l1 a. N. and 1880 o.
m, preaching by the pastor. Dr. Lucien
| Clark
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NOTES OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

st. Patrick's Church. Tenl', Street
near Street northwest. the Rev. D. J.
Stafford D. D.. pastor; the Reys. T. S.
Dolen and James Gaynor, assistants
Solemn high mass at II o'clock; lew
bened:ctien at 100 p. n. Baptism will
be administered at $50 D m
Cardinal Gibbons viii administer con-
hrmation IN St. Patrick's Church on Sun
day. January IL The ST Vincent de
Paul Society viii meet during the win
ter in Carroll Hall at 10:15 on Sunday
mornings The Sunday school will be
held after the . o'clock mass on Sun
day Saturday instructions for the chill
dren not attending the parochial schools
will be given at O'Clock in the morn
ing at Carroll Hall.
The sewing school conducted by the
Sisters Of ST. Vincent's Academy, which
IS open TO all the girls OF the parish.
holds its sessions every Saturday morn
ing from 10 70 y o'clock. The Sodality
meets every Wednesday evening at $50.
The Junior choir rehearsaIs take place
On Saturday evenings at 7:30 o'clock.
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Episcopal.


ST Andrews Church. Fourteenth and
Corcoran Streets northwest: Rev. J. B.
Perry-Morning prayer. II o'clock
evening prayer. 7-30 o'clock
St. Andrews Chapel. Twelfth. between
[ and V streets northwest: Rev D. F
SpTigg in ChaTEe-MOrning prayer Il
O'Clock. evening prayer. 100 o'clock
St. Michael and All Angels Church,
Twenty-second. near F Street; Rev. vii
liam r. Turner. rector-Morning prayer
and sermon al II o'clock, evening prayer
and sermon al S o'clock.
Church Of the Epiphany. G Street.
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets. Rev Randolph n. NcKim. D.
D.. rCctcr-Service and sermon. I p. m.
Evening prayer and instruction tPeO-
pies servicel. at S o'clock. preceded by
organ recital ar 100
Grace Church. Georgetown. corner
Thirty-seCOnd and VI Streets. Rev. DIT.
Pettis. rector-Morning prayer and ser
mon II O'Clock. evening prayer and ser
mon. 7:3O o'clock.
Church Of the Incarnation. corner y
and Twelfth Streets Sunday,
7:30 and II a. IN. and 400 and p. m.
St. stephens Church. Fourteenth
Street and Columbia Road. Rev. George
F. Dudley. rector-Seryice, IL q. m. and
100 o. m.
Chxrch Of the Good Shepherd. Sixth
Street. between II and l Streets north
east-Litany and holy communion II a
m; evening prayer. 7.30 o'clock
ST. Matthews Chapel. " and Half
Streets southeast. Rev. J. ". F. Mckee.
minister in charge Morning service and
sermon. II o'clock evening service, 100
O'Clock.
Pro-CathedraI Church OF the Ascen-
sion. Twelfth Street and Massachusetts
Avenue Notwithstanding prayer, lit
any. and sermon, II o'clock; sermon. (
O'Clock: Pro-Cathedral mission service.
p. m
St Johns Church. Georgetown-Rev
Frederick B. Howden. rector-11 O'Clock.
morning prayer and sermon; 100 T. m,
special service. With sermon. followed by
organ recital.
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Presbyterian.

Guntoa Temple Memorial Church
Services al II a. m. and 100 p m by
the Rev. A. 5 Fiske.
North Church. y Street. between Ninth
and Tenth Streets northwest-Preachin
al IL a m and 1880 ,. m. by the pastor.
Rev. G. 3. Ramsdell.
Eastern Church. Sixth Street and
Maryland Avenue northeast. Rev.
Thomas Chalmers Easton-ll A. m. and
Z 30 p. m, preaching
Fourth Church. Thirteenth and Yale
Streets. Columbia Heights. Rev. joseph
!. Kelly-MOruing worship al Il O'clock
~ ching worship at 7.30.
First Church. John Marshall Place. be
t.een c and ID Streets northwest. the
Rev. Donald c. Macleod. pastor-lI a.
IN. and 1870 p. m.
Westminster Church Memorial. Sew
enth Street, near r southwest. Rev
William J. Hutchinson, pastor-PubIic
services at II a. IN and 100 p. m
New York Avenue Church. II anc
Thirteenth Streets, Tx Wallace Rad
clihe-Serviccs at Il a. n. and 7:45 p. m.
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Baptist.

Calvary Church, Eighth and H Streets
northwest-Rev Samuel II. Greene
Sermon at II a. n. by Rev. z. c. Med
Inns, president Southern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary; sermon by DR.. Greene
at 1880 o. N.
First Church. corner sixteenth and o
Streets northwest. Rev. c. F. Winbig-
lcT-MOTning sermon at II O'Clock
evening sermon at 7.30 by DIT. Haw-
thOrne, Of Richmond.
Old School Church-Preachin every
third Sunday al the hall 6l2 Z Street
northwest at II a. m. and 2.30 2. N. by
Elder C II. Waters.
Temple Church, Tenth and y Streets
northwest-Dr. J. J. Muir. the pastor
viii preach at II a m. and 1880 p. m.
Maryland Avenue Church. Fourteenth
Street and Maryland Avenue northeast
Preaching at II a. m. ard 80 D m. by
Rev. J. ". T. Mcneil.
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Methodist.

Epworth Church South. corner Seventh
and Streets northeast. Rev. William S.
Hammond-Preaching at II A. m. and
1870 p. m
Wilson Memorial Church. Eleventh
Street. between G and ] Streets south
east-Rcv. A. H. ThompsOn-11 a. m,
preaching by Rev. II. r. Naylor: 7,3O p
~. preaching by the pastor.
Asbury Church. K and Eleventh
Streets northwest. Rev. VI. ". Clair.
pastOr-Preaching at II a. m. and 80
,. m. by the pastor.
Union Church. Twentieth Street near
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. Rev.
Page Milburn. pastor-Preaching AT II
a. ID. aud 7.3O ,. m.
Street Church. Rev William Lynne.
pastor-Preaching at II o'clock by the
pastor and at 7.45 ,. ID. by Rev. George
BUckIer
North Capitol Church North Capitol
and K Streets -crtl.cGst. Rev. }. Edwin
Amos pastor Preaching al II a. ~. and
1880 D. n.
Emory Chapel. Brightwood. Rev. 0. c.
Beall-Preaching az Il a. N. and p. m
BrightwoOd Park-Rev. d. II. Martin.
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Other Services.

Central Union Mission. 622 Louisiana
Avenue-GOspel services daily al u m.
and 7:30 D. N.
Evangelical Christian Science-At 3 p.
m. In the lecture room Of the Halls OF
the Ancients. on New York Avenue be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets northwest. Col. Oliver c. Sabin
will deliver the sixth OF a series Of lee
lures teaching How to Heal the Sick
Through Divine Methods"
The Peoples Church. 423 G Street
northwest-ReV. Alexander Kent. min
lister. will speak at HIS. subject Mine
and Thine"
The Cadets ArmOTy Hall. o Street
northwest-Se Sunday night az 7.3G
by Lewis {. Sheafe.
The Angels and Their Ministry will
be the subject OF discourse by Charles
T. Shafer at o'clock at the Seventh
Day Adventist Church on Eighth Street
northeast between f and @ Streets.
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mighty OutpOuring OF the spirit will not
&c for ia. Nothing under heaven can
keep the next generation true TO God and
righteousness but being born of the
spirit for themselves The church OF
today cannot live on the revivals Of a
quarter OF a century ago: II must have
its own. Just as much as II must burn
its own coal 10 heat rooms"
AS the heroic generation OF Joshua 8
time. who had known Jehovah as Il
were. face TO face. and had beheld the
exercise OF his miraculous power in
their behalf began to pass away. the
succeeding generations lapsed by de-
grees deeper and deeper into wOrldliness
and idolatTy. They lost a clear vision
OF the unique glory and GodhOod OF Je-
hOvah. They made friends OF the
heather people in their midst and
around about them. They adopted their
gods and their religious beliefs and
practices as their own. They turned
their backs upon the living and only
God The Israelites were led into this
snare by their failure to drive out the
idolaters from their land. Every sin
left in the heart, every faculty or power
not wholly cOnsecrated TO Christ. every
lust unsIbdued, will be a trouble and a
sorrow all our days"
He that overcometh shall inherit all
things.
Woe and Divine Help.
With the loss Of Its faith and religion
Israel also lost its national strength.
When naturalism takes the place OF a
vital faith effeteness always comes
Practical anarchy became paramount in
the land and chaos reigned- With ma
tiOnal disorganization came also outside
oppression, poverty. suffering, shame.
and moral weakness. God deserted the
people OF his choice when they deserted
him. Their folly and ingratitude kin
died his divine wrath. He with
drew his blessing and protection
from them Israel was no longer
brave IN battle or able 10 stand up
against its enemies They became the
plunder and prey OF petty nations. When
Israel sold itself TO sin and unbelief
God sold IL TO its enemies Gods right
eous indignation was the real cause OF
Israels sunerings. Whom the Lord
loveth he chasteneth. Even the wrath
OF the Lamb shall blaze at last against
the unrepentant. Evil becomes its own
tOrmenter- IsraeFs heather gods and
associates became heavy loads 70 carry.
But at last, when Israel was weary and
heavy laden, stricken, robbed, and af-
ficted. God would raise up some cham
pion for them who would smite their
enemies for them.
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St Johns Church. Four-and-a half
Street. between c and d Streets south
west-Rev. George Brodthage will
preach at IL a. m.
Swedish services-Rev. o. NJ. Anderson
conducts services in the Swedish Ian
guage every Sunday evening at $50
o'clock in the paTlor OF the Luther
Place Memorial Church.
Keller Memorial Church. Maryland
Avenue and Ninth Street northeast. Rev.
C.. II. Butler-Services. with preaching
by pastor at II d. m. and 100 D. m
ConcoTdia Church corner Twentieth
and G Streets northwest Rev. Paul A.
Menzel-hornin8 service Gin Ger
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Congregational.

Mount Pleasant Church. Columbia
Road near Fourteenth Street-Rev. NJ
Ross Fishburu will preach at Il a. m.
Fifth Church. Eighth and I Streets
northeast-Sermon at II a. m by the
pastor. David W. Montgomery; evening
service at : 40.
First Church. Tenth and G Streets
northwest, Rev. :. VI. Newman-Public
worship. with sermon. AT II a. m. IL
Illustrated service. with sermon. at p. m
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

Twenszth Sunday after Pnteeost-Gospe Matthew KIN
The Parable OF Mustard Seed
Sunday, November 16-St, Edmund B. c.
Monday, November list Gregory Wonder Worker B. c.
Tuesday. November 1S-St Hilda Alb
Wednesday, November 19-S. Elizabeth Of Hungary
Thursday, November 2O-St Felix of Vaos c.
Friday, November 2l-Presentaion Of the B. Y "
Saturday, November 22-St. Cecilia, Y. NJ
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By Rev. JOHN N. LYLE.
Studies in the Old Testament.

Studies in the Old Testament
THE TINE OF THE JUDGES. Judges
g. 5-le.
Great men are the anchors Of society
Evil affairs must hc broken down.
Compromise with evil is treason
Right and wrong ideals must not be CON
fused.
Gods past merCios should DO remembered
The forsaking Of God marks the crisis point
e life.
Furslkiug God brings misery
God Pities and delivers the penitcnt.
The Christ is the great Dcliverer.
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Sacred Heart Church. Fourteenth
Sire, and Whitney Avenue northwest.
the Rev. Joseph MCGEE. pastor-Masses
al 100 and 1890 a. m. The Sunday
school will hold its sessions at $50
O'Clock. Baptisms Will be administered
at B. O'Clock and vespers will be sung
at I 80 o'clock
There viii be continuous Novenas in
honor Of the Sacred Heart throughout
ths year.
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St Matthew'S Church. the Rev. Fa-
Their Lee, rector Fathers Sterling and
Buckley, assistants-Masses tomorrow al
the usual hours. The sOdality OF which
the Rev. Father Sterling is the spiritual
director viii meet Tuesday evening at
7.30 O'Clock.
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ing delivered by Re-. Charles Warren
Currier for the benefit Of st. Nary-s
school on Sundays. November Is and %,
az p. m, at Carroll Institute. Subjects.
respectively, Rome" and Lands OF the
Bible"
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NEWS OF THE WEEK IN
EDWORTH LEAGUE CIRCLES
Installation Of BrOORIdnd Chapter OhlCerS-"RedS VIII
Metropolitan League Membership Contest

The recently elected officers OF Brook
land Chapter. Epworth League. were
publicly installed by the District cab
met Tuesday evening at the church in
Brookland, d. 9. All the cabinet mem
bers were present. with the exception
OF Miss Nellie L. Hawke. recording sec
Rotary: E. II Pullman. corresponding
secretary. and C H Roesch. District
trustee Addresses upon league work
were delivered by Frank T. Israel. presi-
dent Of the district, C. NJ Muller. the
new president Of the BroOkland Chapter.
and b. Rev. James II. Hyatt. pastor OF
the church. Miss McDade and the Misses
Wells rendered several beautiful vocal
solos A collation. was served by the
ladies OF the league.
Charles Williams. assisted BY Miss
Gertrude Roderick. had charge OF the
service in Douglas Church last Sun
day evening II is the custom OF this
chapter 10 have two leaders al each de-
votional service to create a greater in
terest in league work among the young
people OF the league. Next Friday even
ing Douglas League viii be conducted
by Mrs. d. A Defandorf and Miss Sarah
Carr.
Interesting exercises last Monday
marked the close OF the membership
contest that has been in progress at
Metropolitan League for the past FIVE
weeks. complimentary social and en-
tertainment was given the large number
Of new members. An interesting pro-
gram was presented. including solos by
Miss Elizabeth VALLEY. Mrs. A. o.
Leeeh and Fred J. Leonard; humorous
selections by DR.. T. P. Bell: a chalk talk
by J. y. Baker, and an exhibition OF
Indian club swinging by Miss Francis
Johnson.
Miss Elizabeth Bobb, who was intro
duced by President Forrest upon the
conclusion OF the exercises. announced
that the Whites" under the leadership
OF Edwin 5. LaFetra, former president
OF the Washington District Epworth
League. had obtained seventy-two new
members. while the Reds" under Har-
~ c. DOud. had secured nInety-six- The
announcement was followed by continued
cheering on both sides
Miss Ethel Gallagher. first assistant
on the side OF the Reds handed 10
Miss Bobb a large bunch OF beauty
roses, tied with long streamers OF red
and white. who presented them to Mr.
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mani II o'clock; evening service lin
English. 7.45 o'clock.
Grace Church. Thirteenth and COrcor-
en- Streets nor Invest, Rev. J. E A.
DoeTmann-Sernon at II a. m, and 7.3o
p m
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St Mary's Church. Fifth Street. near
II Street northwest. the Rev Charles
War-cI CUrr:cr. pastor. the Rev. John
Roth. assistsnt-SuRdey. low aass at
1870 O'Clock: late mass al 1890 o'clock:
vesPeT service at 4 O'Clock in the even
Ing. Mass during the week at 7.S0 a. m.
A course OF illustrated lectures IS he
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Historical Background.

The judges began 10 appear In Israel
soon after the death Of Joshua and con-
tinued their influence until the time OF
Saul. who was the first King Of Israel.
a period Of more than 800 years-1426
b. c. to 1925 B. c.
Place-The land Of Palestine. shiloh
was the religious capital The Judges
rose up In different parts Of the land
and dominated Israel from the thresh-
old of their own homes The Judges
formed temporary heads in particular
centers. or over particular groups OF
tribes-Barak. IN the north Of Israel.
Gideon in the center, Jepthah on the
east OF Jordan. Samson in the extreme
southwest"
Who the judges were: They were more
like protectors than kings They were a
succession of chiefs. ruling with an au-
thOrity which was personal and not
hereditary. The meaning OF the He
brew word is wider than that Of the
Greek. Latin, or English term for
judges. They we're more like Peter the
Hermit and Jeanne dare than like Ro-
man dictatOrs.' They gained their au-
thority by their personal qualities. ex-
ecutive powers. and prowess in deliver
ing the people from their oppressors.
They received no salary imposed no
tributes. made no laws. but merely ex-
erCtsed for the deliverance OF Israel
the personal ascendency conferred uron
them by the Spirit or God The Judges
were religious heroes actuated by en-
thuSiasm for Jehovah and love OF their
fellow-Israelites. There were fifteen
judges in all. eight were military heroes.
five seem TO have led more peaceful
lives, while Eli. the high priest. and
Samuel. the prophet stand apart with
peculiar missions
Facts Of the Lesson.
Central theme-The declines and the
revivals OF religion among the Israelites
in the time OF the judges
Golden text-"They cry out unto the
Lord in their trouble, and he sayeth
them out Of their distresses."
And the people served Jehovah all the
days OF Joshua and all the days OF the
elders that outlived Joshua. who had
seen all he great work Of Jehovah. that
he had wrought for Israel. All
that generation were gat hered unto their
fathers. and there arose another gener-
alton after them that knew not Jehovah.
ror yet the work which he had wrought
for Israel And the children Of Israel
did that which was evil in the sight OF
Jehovah. and served Baalim. and they
forsook Jehovah. the God OF their
fathers. who brought them out OF the
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last came and said. Mother. tablets
and flower I have not. but here IS a
heart fun q love which / give to you
Let ms DO ] kewisc.
7 gave my lifc for thee
Ny precious blood ] shed.
That .Hou might ansomcd DE.
An. rescued from tle dead
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St Dominic's Church. Sixth and E
Streets southwest, the Very Rev. J. c.
Kent. o. P. pastor-Masses tomorrow
morning at 6. z-S0, 9 and II a. m. bao-
usms sunday and Thursday from 3 TO 4
p m; yespers at p. n. Sodalities have
resumed their meetings on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings.
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Unitarian.

All Souls Church. Fourteenth Street
corner OF ! Street northwest. Rev. UIys-
ses G.. b. Pierce-ll o'clock. morning
service: no evening service.
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UniveIsalist.

Church OF Our Father, Thirteentb
and / Streets northwest. John Van
Schaick. ir-. pastOr-Services at II a. m.
and 1880 p. m.