davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

. int; .Eie himself. AID yet u - :n JheS,'
very circles ZneIe the relations of ifs
are most sacred ana tender. Un-rc ther.
= the greatest opportunity cf knowing
what Is the temper Hrd spirit of Christ.
whose episJl.s We are. Dare We enter
ary home and read the lifs there 10
know what Christ would do and say ia
IN. home There l. nothing lno-. SsIcrr'i
than the home. and IL i her. where LliS
book has its greatest opportunity To- -~t
forth the truths which tns Lord himself
Set forth IN tkst I>nssaut home in Ih- r..-
tiremenI OF ih- hitherto unknown S.lz--
roth.
II = here .hrt wr read wilat he thought
about the sac; rdnc-< OF IL relation OF
husha nj and wife or h--4 We s-. dis
fyIiefi Vicv Of H. Her we read what
n mas to say about the husband fCTS-fE-
ins The father and the mother ami cl.sv-
Ing unto htS wife. anG the twain being
ore f.sh. and wherever tn.s j. not found
In The home. there o-r I.cT! = wounded
iI Tire hoGs. o: his friends. So with
the relation Of ;ar-ats and children IL.
was subject G:to his parents. and ~hrr.
the childrrn are Gisob.-dienf and urruly
it ~ In rh.m. a. the pr"f-s-ed followers
~ Chris. that the world reads "a diff r.
en-, story.
out n tae world ~ business and So
cie;y ihis book = read and men Al. pass
in.. sentence upon Christ by it. or -.
turning 70 him TO become his followers.
When ar- pat thus into tho world Il
& OF In" greatest importance that when
the World r-.ids us IL may 2" away from
the srrLv -ao-" impressed with the beauty
and gi".-r Of him who i the author Of the
priEfi. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
D0NNELLY URGES STRIKERS
TO STAY AWAY FROM WORK.
Sass Action of New York Hn'S"
Cannot tncct General ousr"Tc %.
Lessen the Meat Famine.

C-hicss0. sept. The rstg-I. 20 work x
tn 3.5S-, striAers III New N.rk city vi.
have 10 material effe'- upon the general
situation IN tho stock yarc- strike, lc-
corGirg 70 President D1Eneily OF rne
Butchers Union In al address this
80" strikers. and their :=!e.dS. NE Don
r.!ly declared that dcsp!;- tn. dsseFiio..
Of the New York members e.. the union.
he would make no change in his plans "a
tie Up the meat Industries OF the country
this week
who ar. s.eia To- have voted 10 desert us.
said Mr. DOnnell:. was not entirely US
looked FOR. Their grievances vsr. not az
great as ot::s. ss they quit work merely
Ia sympathy with the strike OF the West
.ru members Of the Butchers Union. Be
fpre next Saturday night ! expect Jsssr-
Will Dc fully S,9O more wOrknien involved
IN the struggle and the product OF ;he
New York plants Will not break the tie-up
planned Tor this week
1t has Teen predicted b. many that tn,
strike would D. called or before to-day
but We ara sill III the Struggle and Will
remain Il would not be fair 20 you IL 7
caller III. strike Of You empowered m.
70 start it. and you will have TO instruct
me by l general vote 10 end 81
Let no one b@ discouraged II the fShc
seems 20 drag along. We viii be all tho
s;ronseI. and viii secure 4 better settle
m.nt y we stay out for seven Or eight
weeks longer
.. f Schmidt, vice president OF tn.
Meat Cutters Uuion IN California. also
addressed the strikers He. Ike y-.. Don
nelly. declared victory would follow IL the
strikers would remain out about two
months longer
Wa mIrred BY but one insignificant dis
tf.Taalcs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
D sandP

eSty and charity should mark their efforts
Tstner than usury and avaricc.
ne WORK again should be- SysteTa-
iizet. not spoTdtic. It should rot BE- limit
"a 10 one ,iioce-s UDr one STATE. bui should
develop along iirsS ldegu4t. to meet = =
pr.s-rt n-sfs therefor
All tir"u=h this southxc=t country arc
vast districts waiting for the .mizrau'-
Why should ~ nor make an effort -
group thes, T-rpl- together wfsr. with
'hcTcn and pri"st ana school they H'.l :
ts,Tdy and the Tvrg! H,iere ~. ola -o-cs
may again h. SUNG and their best trs.Gi-
ti2r' n p'TF' ju1t-d. whore the church
l'"l.S tnsveiifE ere another from hillside.
dom 10 = happy Ts;ho;ic people
hut zen d. ''atn"i'- sol0nlzstis7 we're
= ecssiui: even f ia. hunirsi th"usar'l
VassEt 'ainis wr-a "c-'Iul.-i. E; tpcS not
mean that poverty n ~ ci.y will rsrn
ceasftl 6" 30 q problem ". = % S'ii haze
70 'srr u. AMI he qu. -,..'-I -.r1aiu=. nov
~ ..ki1s y. taISi1E -"''. .rnf'ii-t..'
=. ar. VII: the poo We friI., ! = NOR.
taan rnilanihrDpists- We must D. Chris
ti1E.-
This is or!- dur. % love ou- reisii-.or.
which means 70 help him. - s~rlyatiIiz"
Ei'n him. .--c 'lrs' ~ T-,:.-' .,g-- cur
h-isab"fs We hay" hogsss Tor s.ivsS.
nave th'.yt ! . possible tp t-in= 20 thH:r
abod-s !.zht caoGsh. room anoash. :hs;
the ;rcoTlri'- - 'if- NAV d. p.i.--s,.l 3 .
that 1t Inay n. possible Tor them - ..ve
saa'-4l f+'slNafN RON rlugss pr ffIF-l a.
d'ais- ',an the bioSss,! lnfuauc- 4 20
iiSiYn he u"TpeiUst.j HnonE-; rhafn-the
rs!.g" y. namely - fhei- fsfhl-'s -
tnar religion they owe all ths. virtue. =rsI-.
anf aiiT'iisnl t.at have u1Tk"l their past.
surely ~ must rl u that It's holy
iaIsEce t:-..s he Tres-T--i or them an.
th"iT cnilot They must hsv" rhu-s il--s
n!d Sys|'i1- They IlL-: D. made to fsi
That The sr.at ihE"rii1= heart ~ "at1 -
iCity l. with them. tr.- fl-v A.. IA in
I. -;raI DaEt thereof. I---~ipg- each u
~ III IL the cy@. 20. ~. A-.fs;-r a- t.l-
mos, p1r:I"r.. chile. - lta
l.; ne say. !u--h~Irn"-r that tie oIiy
way trr" Development can b.. ifaueuTa;eI
Tor tLes- peOpl" = along the Lines -: trs!r
faith
u '-'.. o.r people will not ~ir flIy BY
when s1iyd an opportunity for 'hriStiiu
charity presents ijs-!T. What today ! .lu
'ppcfturity T1sy tomorrow become = men
t''"- " "" 'i-tiT1 'u-4a- ar not su-
br'tErC'~ k"eycT. -. may tomorrow n
t"ld that n-iti... vii our despLs.d brother
k"-p G--that h- VIII not ken Cu- laws:
;Est he HiM not respect our lives. Better
ti- hand extended il rhaT!t-. better the
hT'tnerhC'-: o. the ,To--. than the rel
hani ~ Ts.oiI'i'a aai the reign ~ the
=ullioiirss''
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
SECRETS OF GOD ARE
REVEALED TO HIS OWN.
Sermon On "seses Mysteries
Of the AIm1ghty."

In reporting last Monday the sermon Of
Doctor Gregg Of the Washington and
Compton Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church,
the headings were omitted. This left the
meaning Of the sermon incomplete. Prop
e.iy headed the abstract follows:
Il. THE MYSTERY OF THE KINGDOM
the Kingdom IL presented in three aspects.
First. Jesus offered the kingdom Of Israel
according TO the Scriptures He Is Wit
messed to as the Messiah by John the
Baptist. the Spirit Of God. the voice Of
the Father. his words and his work. But
Israel rejects him according to the Scrip
ture. Second. after the kingdom ,s offered
to and rejected by Israel. Jesus prociairns
the mystery OF the kingdom The word
mystery in Scripture means secret. The
mysteries of God are the secrets OF God.
which he reveals to bis own. In seven
parables Jesus prophes!ed the present hid
den or secret character OF mis- kingdom.
Third. In the TRANSPORTATION there is the
prophecy and pledge of the kingdom In its
glory. after the mystery Is completed.
The Gospel fs not a mystery. God had
Scriptures But God had not by the
prophets proclaimed the mystery Of the
Kingdom. But Jesus proclaimed the nys-
the Lord Jesus Christ revealed to Paul
the mystery Of the Kingdom
IL THE MYSTERY OF CHRIST
Paul says in his espistle. BY revela-
ton he made known unto me the mystery.
Again he speaks OF the mystery. which
from the beginning Of the world had been
hid In God Again. the mystery which
was kept secret since the world began'
Again. the mystery which hath been hid
from ages and from generations, but now
Is made manifest 70 his saints
THE church. which Is Christie body f.
The mystery' Abraham kneU the st,eueI
OF Christ and also had revealed to HIN
the kingdom Of Christ In its glory. as
seen ia the trfansfguration. But Abraham
never was told Of The mystery Of The
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
Combined Cbristian Congregations
Worship In same Church.

The FIRST union services Of the Noun;
Cabanre ard Central Christian churches
since the consolidation or -. con.rega-
ticr;s some months ago was held yester-
dsy in Mount cabsaue Church. Kings
highway and Morgan street. The services
were held AT II a. III. and p. m Til. Rev
ereHd J. II. Philpu;. pastor OF the COM
bireI congregation. oticiated al both serv-
ices.
TE- Reverend Frank 6. Ty-reii former
pastor OF Mount Cahanne Church depart
e1 last night for columbus. InI where he
ALL lecture tonight and tomorrow night
He vill then xo 20 Philadelphia. Pa
and attend "A lecturers convention, after
which he will return 10 81 Louis Doc
tor 1yrreli Is connected with the R..ipa: d
Lycsum Bureau and will devote his ;lne
TO ieCturiux.
missionary convention % the Chris
tisn Church vii! b held IN tho Coliseum
October i7-J = chorus Of 1.a' voices
vii sing at rhS convention Communion
service viii take place Sunday afternoon.
october IL i l. expected that I1.'s. pe--
s1T;s will participate. October Il will ~
Christian Church Day at ths World :
Fair.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
Y. M. C. A. OPENS
FALL CAMPAIGN
Doctor Nunhall Addresses Large
Audience Of Nen-Sacrci So
lections 10y the Indian Band.

Tn. fail campaign Of the Central Branch
OF the ST. Louis Young Mems Christian
Association vas opened yesterday arier-
noon by Doctor MunhaI
Sacred selections we're rendered by tho
United States Indian Band. closing with
Nearer. Ny God. 70 Thee" in which all
OF the large audience OF men Joined.
On the platform with Doctor MunhsIl
was Doctor George Stewart Of Cleveland.
O.
Doctor Munhalrs text was taken from
Eoclesiastes Il. g: Rejoice - young man.
in thy youth. and 10. thy heart cheer thee
in the days Of thy youth. and walk iri tho
way. Of thine heart. AMI in the sight OF
thine eyes: but know thou. that for all
these things God will bring thee unto
Judgment
Doctor MunhajI said. in part: Man IS a
free moral agent and Is at liberty 10 do
right or wrong; TO go TO heaven or he'll
a. he plesses. but since God is sovereign
and man IS subject lie must give an ac-
count OF himself
What are the ways ot your heart. II you
nave set your heart getting rich IL
you mean TO get your money honestly and
rse IL v-orthily. I hope you may mako A
hundred million dollars. II you mean to
uawisely. hope you may go over the hills
To the poorhouse. for money dishonesty
gotten or unwisely used viii bring :. curse
TO the man that uses It. and his children
after him.
What is the way Of your hesrt7 Have
you set your heart on having "A good time
the world goes W!iI IL as you please.
but do not forget that God will bring you
unto your judgment
What IL the sight OF your eyes, LOOK
not thou upon the wine when IL IS red.
when IL giveth his color in the cup. when
IL moveth itself Alright. At last IL biteth
ike a serrsnt and stingeth Ike an adder
whisky or malt beer in America Such
iinuors contain drugs that are rUinous and
destrictible. Their presence in these liquors
explain the alarming increase OF crime
throuxhou our country
.'Licen;iousness. superinduced through
failure 10 make a covenant with ones
eyes, This Is the secret Of the overthrow
OF nations. II Is a fire that will cause the
destruction Of and root out our increase.
Now. then. DO as you please. but re
member Gods word to yoI.. that for all
these things ne viii bring you unto iudg-
ment. Now. turning the-e things around.
for there are sprne things worth more
name and heaven. the true pleasures arc
better for this rfe and are also better for
the life to come. The true vision T. 70 sne
as God sees. eye 10 eye with him ana re-
So!ce in the hope Of his glory
Doctor Nunhali then made an appeal TO
his audience 90 begin the Christian life.
Five young men made decided stand
Doctor Munhsll spoke yesterday morn
ing at the Second Presbyterian Church.
and last night in Central Music Hall.
Next Sunday he will SPEAK again at the
auditorium OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. Another concert will he given
by the United States Indian Band
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

pr,.,,,,,.,;.,, ,.,,,,r.,
'e'ah >h'
III '"o 'ast Vi ~" pr
cedinE chapter of this epistle Paul had
spokep as though be Thought moro highly
- ,,,,.o,. ,h,, -. -. - .,,,,, 81 t.,
u A''"Se'i 'i'oi' "e o"e"l 4" 'h'hn' hHi i-9t
his enemies who had come into cornth
and were then Alternating TO Sietrsct from
nj. ,reuo,c, .ho,,,d roe ,,i, q, ,.,r,,,ze
s .ni'e ""'u'a use 'n,- W
his friend1 from him. Ire asks II he needs
any letter. of .,omrnendation 70 them or
rro,, ,hen, 10 o,her~ and declares Aha,
ho''i t"ei'i I" o'HeiS' an" o"Siaies l'iae
they are his epistle written on his heart,
known and read of all men.
..r-. a., 80, 60 ~. ,a,, -. .,
QUO NOT carry MS .e.'er oR '''ni-
mendstion in his hand. but In his heart.
He had the consciousness ,ha, ,hev had
49,, ,.,,h,,,,,,, cs,,.d o,,, -, ds-,,,.s, ir
Deeii ioi'hiu''s S~1ieo ".e vi oa'A"ess III
to light by him. and that their reformation
had became known thro;,p,of,. the whole
:, .h. ,,,,,r ga w., ,,oo,,.. -. -,,,
oi 'ne couHuS' anu Hi.h hecueo no iur-
ther testimony OF the genuineness Of his
work or the fr-itfulness of his ministry
thar VIA, tbev haa ir ,h. vro,,, o,,,rg,,
@ @ss. Mat - nsu m 'ns sIeat az. c:iai'sc
tnsn nan t1keh place IN their lives
bnt faui va man accustomed 10 the
Ise OF Ins PaIeh,nesis arc Ee here i
or, y, st,oe t IroIh DIE nam purpose IN ,le
Hon OF tnese ',9IInth,an Chflsuahs 70
SuIt5t snu 70 Einn. insy were N Iatt
~sL.-s -....-. -. -. q =, " 80 -,
Oily anu "II.'en' npt VIII INK OF on ,ab,es
% 'ssons. Dh Ih the neartS OF n"sh. %
u une Spnit OF Sou; 80 tnal they were nov
tne ,SueIs oi -hIist- 10 De kho"h ana fedu
ct al men.
Inc posIlion Sas one OF nien honor ana
sest ae.ponsions,s ana shouIa pc occu,
Eien py theH VIII ,he greatest care ana
IAItniuIhess- Inc peop'e oi their CITY
Gouid not read BOOKS oi morals or rengion
Wrtten Win inE- but tney Wolid ftan TINS
oook writtsn by tne spirit Of GOD upon the
tables or their hearts. and their opinions
Oi thrpst YOU'D Dc Ins1e up from wnat
tney iouno IN thiS oook Out OF fnelr
hearts Would now through their nEes those
sentiments ana truths by which Christ
WouId De JuGeeo Dy tneif feboW-cl'izers-
The position IN which Paul places these
Cof1ntnian Chfisuans ls the same as that
IN which every real Christian l. placed.
ChrfSt Is saying to-Gay 10 All whom ne has
raIied into feliowsnip Win himsen- lie
are my epfstie- The power or Christian
life is the power OF truth proven in 2 life.
his disciples might be sanctified by the
truth, that ", that they might be set apart
10 their work by the truth which had been
put within them. and that henceforth their
lives should be but the embodiment Of the
truth.
that men VIII not read books OF morals or
religion. but that book which is ever be-
fore them snd which must pass under tn.
eye OF their criticism Is this epistie, which
10 written on the hear; and spread out in
the life: The power. therefore. OF the truth
speaking. upon the faithfulness with
which these epistles OF CHRIST set IL forth
IF the page - kept clear and clean. and
In not blurred and blotted. and the world
Christ. the world will come to believe In
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
LABOR DAY At BOER WAR.
Special Performance To-day TO Ac-
mOdate the Crowds.

This being Labor Day. the Inanas4mert
of the Boer War spectacle at the World
Fair grounds has decided 90 gi~e an extra
performance at 30 O'Clock this afternoon
In addition 70 the regular performances.
az -.-3e O'Clock IN the afternoon and 20
at night
IL IL expected that the visitors today
woul-' not have a chance 70 see this spec
tacle II this provision was not made. in
view OF the promised enormous crowds
that will meet at the Worlds Fair from
all pats of the country
Generals Cronje ami FiIjoen os the Boer
War VIII arrive in ST Louis this morning
from Clinton. No. whore each OF them
spoke at a chautauqua las, nisa.. They
vii! take their usual parts With other "a
mCCs officers in the reproductions Of the
south African wars. where hundreds o:
British and Boer veterans. horses mule.
and oxen ana all .he other accessories 10
the army In the Geld do their part in the
production OF the spectacle
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
SAYS MORMON BOOK DOES
NOT ADVOCATE P0LYGAMY.
Elder ". {. Evans of London. Onta-
rio. says That Doctrine Goa
drmns the Practice

"as Jo-eph Smith Polygamist-" vas
the subject OF discourse delivered in the
Saints Church. Glasgow avenue and Dick
son street. last evening by Elder r &.
Evans OF London. Ontario. Canada Elder
Evans stated that even the doctrine. cove
nants and Book Of Mormon condemned
the practice es an aboaiinatIon. and tina,
The direct command Of God through Jo-
se9h Smith TO the church was Thou shaI;
love thy wife With all thy hear. and cleaye
unto tcr and none else
Il have been close student he said
OF religious literature for more than a
quarter OF a century. and declare with
words o: soberness that the Book O. Nor.
mon. which I now hold in my hand. de-
nounces polygamy more plainly. terseIy.
ernpfisticalIy snd unrnistakabiy than any
other book have read
Il submit one statement from the Book
q. Mormon IN verificatIon OF said aSser-
ton: Behold David and Solomon tr,Iiy
had many wives and concubines. which
thing was abominabIe before me. saith the
L<oIc. Wherefore. !. the Lord God
ike n1a n1,o sqe5 Them that as this sSpls shall do
brethren. hear me and harken TO the word
OF the Lord: for there shall not any man
among you nave save II be one wife and
concuSines he shall have none for / tna
Lord God. deiightetl in the chastity o!
woman: and vhoredons are an sboul,r.a-
ton before me. Thus saith the Lord OF
Hosts.'
The speaker showed Joseph Smiths in
depreciation OF the Bible Book of Mormon
and Book Of Doctrine and Covenants. the
standard books OF the church favored The
one-wife system and denounced the soul-
destroying doctrine Of poiygamy. In con
clusion. he sasd:
III Joseph Smith secretly thought. prac-
tced or in5orsei Tire infamous doctrine o!
polysamy. he did IL contrary to all the
revelations given for the government OF
the church in the Bible Book Of Mormon
and Doctrine and Covenants: contrary TO
all OF his sermons. speeches and public
teachings. and was a criminal before the
law Of his country. a base hypocrit. before
the God whom he openly wor.niped an
unplackable traitor to tho woman he
claimed To love and cherish a. his wife
aid WAS untrue 10 all the sacred principles
Of fidelity and integrity which he eyircetl
In all his public utterances and conduct
In the face of ali this. the sons OF the
prophet. the wife or the prophet and many
thousands who worshiped with him until
the hour Of his death. refuse 10 believe the
unsupported and contradictory statements
Of Brigham Young and his self-confessed
criminal associates. In their effort 20 drag
Joseph Smith down with them in the cess
pit Of abominafion-polygam
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
UNIQUE MISSIONARY SERVICE.
Work IN Vasioss Fields to Re Pre-
seated at second Baptist Church.

A unique union missionary service In
the interest OF the Baptis; Missionary
Tre:nine School in Chicago will be held to-
night at o'clock in the Iecture-room Of
the Second Bapi,s, Church. Beaumont and
Locust streets. Missionaries and students
of the training school will present the
work In various fields. The programme
will include songs b. the Indian School
Quartet and talks on Mission Work
Among Our Immigrants BY Miss Ninna
8. Rosemann and Miss Bertha A. Sicoisf /:
Church Missionary Work" by Miss
Lydia Schaberg and Miss Lydia Bouacler
Of St. Louis and Miss z. Beard Of Cfrc.n-
natl: Mission Work Among the Cs;5sns."'
by Miss Mary A Taylor of Tampa Fla
and Tho Curriculum OF the Training
School," by q student. A-S Nellie Jester
Of st.. Louis. All are cordially invited 10
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
WAY OF CHRISTIAN LIFE
is THE POWER OF TRUTH.
The Reverend Doctor Fullerton says
Followers of Christ Must Give Good
Example to FeIIow-Ncn.

The pastor. the Reverend i. 7. Fll!e--
ton. preached yesterday morning at the
Lucas Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. taking MS text from II Corinth!
ATS Iii. .: ''Ye are an cpistie OF Christ"
He spoke in part as follows:
The biilliancy and striking character OF
the gem depends much upon its setting.
So with these gems Of divine truth. II is
well for us 10 understand their setting
that We may have the tull force Of their
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
Archbishop !. J. Glennon Deliv
.rS Sermon on This subject
AT Cathedral Chapel.
ADVOCATES C0L0NIzING POOR.
Says Rich Should Aid the Move
mcnt by Combining Duty With
business McthodS-Work
L" BE- Systcmatized.

Archbishop ! : Gleul"u yesterday
preached a ueE Cathedral! chapel Mar
land ana NeUsf.ad avenues. AZ ;he iD:oa
o. N. mass the first q his monthly ser
mems sine his return from tho East. lie
sDlh" On "P"vcE,y md How B.st TO Es-
Icss 1t lie said. lu part.
In a f'N weeks th.I" viii =. held in
this city au International Congress ~ the
- Vincent IL Paul society Il VIII have
uEs subject f0= discussion. namely: Pow
erty. and How Best To- Relieve It.
The convention will tind that this prob
lem "f poverty is not easily solved. !;
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

James - Rembert. secretary and treas
urer os the Arkansas Commission. has re-
li-ved George 7. lake. as the Commits
riruer IN charge OF the State Pavilion. at
the Worlds Fair September ~ tho
presidents month at ths Exposition. ani
arr. RsnberV - taking the place OF e. II.
Rslii1z. thu president. until he arrives cp
September :. Mr.. Bridinx n the Mayor cf
Pot Springs. and has been delayed on &C.
count nf his official duties. Mr. Rembert
is accompanied by his laughter. Mrs.
Ralph r Chew. who Will BE- with Nf,ss
Elizabeth cage. the permanent hostess az
the building. while her father ts here
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05
EXTRACTS FROM SUNDAY SERMONS
PREACHED IN ST. LOUIS PULPITS

There circles which almost acrlcSiou
the relations life and where the
is
are.-rle
handc bette
the red hand Of revolution "f
sulIcine"-ArchtHshop !. J. Glennon.
a o
pcycanly
* freeI do
10 piea.
and subject he Of himself ;ev
- erendD Doctor
bodies. kingdom will he
Then this the will manf.>jed
he Doco Gregg
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

III, R~vcr.rd Father SaSi - -. L. nf
Narill. g. a Ers~sf OF -h~ Red nipts tsfist
Fathers pu Grand ay-Eua. l. i= gh- %"
size IT Father Ski t. obtain Sisters q.
teach In the Philippines.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

The Reverend rather Van To1renhout
o: So. .i"I~vi-.e viii open h. free school
with over 80 children The school i in
charge 1f th- Sisters OF -. JOSeuh-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

Tho Reverend F'at',ar Esds -. = "
has been transferred To- Memphis Tenn.
I. assist III" Reverend Father Odo AZ s.
Mar sh-.I.h h.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

Se~s has been received "a =. I..Uis TIA:
tie Reverend g. u. Povy.. irr-a.rly Ias-
tor - Ia. rrnmAct.s;- Conception ChaI -
at j'r.:sOu Avenue and i.3-I=t ss:c.t. viii
sail tIorl Southampton i-uGiard. Tor ;kIs
country S@ptsmh'G u al fiI1t L. vii.
come 20 - Louis. -ath-T Power has
hsen travelling FOR his hsa,;iI s.ar. a.. old
Immaculate Conception Ps-ish was gtOl-
isheti-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

Hr"'hars 'uustanti1S and FideIia ~
Memphis. Tenn. have n.eu spending
Jh.ir s.'"a'!nu NJ the Ccliea. - rh.- Chris
t!.n brothers Oa Ea-tcu avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

Tie E-v.-.rd !:os-Tt Ai.Ks"Wn ~ -.
Louis eui -" Reverend Father Johannes
.. - Joseph. Mo. IdId q Eisit {" the
I.lsJ"- ~ - Jc--!hs Church 1t EHist"n.
No. recently.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

The Reverend ". Waiter or German -
town. III. has been visiting friends IN
TsN-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

Tie Reverend Father charles Ci.lmArtii,
pastor of j!i- Sacred Hart cuurch At
East -. '.oUls. met win an accident -
c,.tI". vEil. engaged IA helpius e. move
resil."n,. 10 the church Ta- injury i
ng- serious
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

TiIe ~ veieI.i T.. r. p'EeiIiy - th- neS
Ca-aeGTll Chapel hsS returned from a
KIP 20 Eureka Spring.. -Ark-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

Ws6Asne RSsss GSe131 0oS1I
FINEST qualities. . tn N Negnod q
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

siall.,ion O., a ~. SGT OF Station of the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-05

The Reverend AIi.n.Lel lyman. vino Wa
1-'illl.i By Archbishop = J. G!-nH1n on
JU-" 70 .1ss. las h-sn appointed .-ss!>tsnt
pastor ~ rl!-kssiIa. J. +