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EVERYTHING BuT THE rCE. ,

In a package of JELL-o ICE CREAM POWDER for making delicious ice cream. Simply add a quart of milk Cor of one package and freeze. No heating or fussing. This IS the time of year when ice cream tastes better than any, thing else you can put on the table. Or der today from your grocer. Two pack ages 25 cents
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MRS. ANTaN KLuc

Mrs Anton Kluc, of 107 Division |street, died at the New Haven hospital Hast evening about 9:10 o'clock. She had been there since July 31. She is survived by her husband.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
Frank stanbrlage,s .sudden Death.

Frank Stanbridge, of South Main street, NaugatuclS, aged f1fty-three
 years, who was at the New Haven hos
 pital for the last two weeks for treat
 ment for rheumatism and kidney trou- bles, returned home last Tuesday even ling apparently feeling much improved,
 but he died in an hour after he ar rived.
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Fairbanks Notified.

Indianapolis. Ind, Aug. 3.-Charles w. Fairbanks was to-day formally mo- tiied of his nomination for vice presi-
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dent of the United States by the re- publican national convention. The ex- erclses were held on the wide yeranda of Senator Fairbanks home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-29
SAVING THE COUNTRY

In the minds many politics mighty serious thing
lots people Who express faith In the wisdom OF the
Raler OF view with alarm the party
lie sometimes permits control OF their country
We wn midst Of the sweat and worry OF the
presidential differences between policies one
paradise purgatory Of this
land heins clearly pointed cut
witch political parties you belong
party your public of the awful
fate that awaits II the other party wilma
According either side the country ia In danger OF going rP
itatey the dogs
lets be cheerful al hopeful
become thing OF the past as
other chances that however
country vii ght at the same Old
iog
psrsona hadn't been 80 impuslve In
their discussions neghbor and that they had hen
studied aud le By the nekcrns Tickle
lamp Of the torchneht procession
Il = take politics seriously but
pyroteehne whriwindsh fashion In
which maay 90 about
vocferate better to mediate than
miles Of logic rather than Of
legs lungs.
say people have heir thinking done
accomplished through baAs drum and
hollow affected and the Shrek Of the
demAsos consinng than the calm logic OF hun
dred dxnifed Of wisdom.
but LET be cheerful
years bbetore another election ikc 1t an
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fully. "Thefe'H nuthin' % be scared
OF Sometime she runs ali right
faf aH much a. week. then. again.
she won't bulge FOR Hia or seven
houru on stretch"
'SiN or seven houraiH naaped
Katherine
"Nop replied the boy. settling
himself more comfortably on hiH
stool once it was longer but
Eln'mlly they get her Hniu In an
hour or two There's no danger at
all mIHa
Tho boy gently discouraged fur
Their conversation by buying him
self in his hook katherine moved
60 the end 81 the hong. leather Gov
cred seat Weate1tt. at the extreme
other end. stared Eioomliy at tho
wall
Katherine looked a. her watch. n
WaH already past luncheon time. and
she had been too miserable ~ eat
much breakfast sun Hhe bright
enrd at the thought she should not
atarvc. FOR she had with her box
~ chocolates she NaH taking home
90 her sisters children
She looked AZ her watch again.
only four more mlnuteH had passed.
but the panEa 81 hunger wefe be-.
coming uncomfortable The chubby
boy muuehed peanuts with appar
emily NO thought 81 hin fellow SUI
fefrra Katherine united the pink
string that bound the candy Dor
unfoldrd the paper. lifted the ia
and nln . lhaEolAln
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THE DATE
IS SET
BATTLUsHtP NEBRASKA WILL
MAKE HER MAIDEN PLUNGE
ON OCTOBER

The date of the launching ~ the
hattleahin Nebraska. which r. be-
lng huilt fuF the government By
Moran hruH. has been st Tor Oc-
tnhor Z early In the afternoon Tho
launching Of the Nebraska will
probably he one ~ The most mem
orahle events Ga the iatnrY ~ seat
tie. as no expense b. 10 BE- spared IN
the celebration 81 the occasion.
Moran nFoa intend 20 Issue "a. 90
Invitations to we'll knoWn people an
over the United states and especial
~ In the Northwest
Miss Mar Mickey the second
daughter uf the Eovernur 81 the
state Ia honor ~ which the battle
ship vas named. wlll ehf.atrn tho
bis boat she vas selected ~ her
father 10 take this part in the cerr-
monies In accordance NIth = lrtior
ftom NJ Moran. Who asks the
governor - select a Young lady
from the state - Nebraska %
ehrIatru tie hattieahip
Misa Mickey ia Cd years 81 age
AAA a AAAF#AHA ~ HHNt TAU sue ta
graduate - Wesleyan University
she will ehHaten the Nebraska ~
smashing q huttlr % ehamuarur
against the proc Governor Mickey
and bis daughter. together with a
number uf distinguished Nehraa,
hans. will come % the launching
in a special train
The Invitations which Moran
Bros Wiil aend uut wiIl include che
officials q the navy departments %
all The principal cities ~ the states
on the Pacific coast and aIs5 those
% British Columbia. The hlH ship
yard 10 10 BE- deliberately Decorated
and there witi b. speeches b. some
81 the most prominent men - the
Northwest
The Nebraska u 81 per cent con-
pleted and all 60 into commission
about one Year from the date ~ her
launching She Nill cost about So
go a00 The Moran Bros. receive
. $50 900 FOR the actual eunatruc-
ton work. Tier keel vas laid July.
1909.
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Il pursued ita downward career untIi
10 reached the 1laHH between ths
first and Hreoud fianra. there Il
stopped
A. sight % her fellow passenger
Katherine had turned pink with
embarrassment The man had mat
tered aamsthinE unaef hia breath
and bowed frtKldiF for before
ronrfInE disaster. he had oourtsd
kaih crime 81 apparently " had
Afoountee % the sane thing They
had Parted forever Only the ryrninE
before. aud the ring she had worn
Tor three months uaa a. that mo-
mnnt in Wrstrutt'H trousers pocket.
Nhsre he had thrust Il aaYaErly a.
the end % their HuaEHei
Why arr ue stopping here
aakeI Kath srine. turning to the Gle
vafor boy % chsrubte eountenanse
Cause We cant - on. return
90 the boz. produEing a haE ~ pa
nuts and a dime novel and pro
easIIuE % make himself comfort
able The blamed powers Oft
eHaa Il eycr-dnea It oftcn 20 of
Ike this"
~oh. yes" replied the by. cheer
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he Publishing House
The inhabitants were yhnry of In
truatinE themselves To tho elevator
In the ualloy building. for II Waa
connected With an electric motor uI
such unstable character that the
initiated had lost al confidence In
1t a. means uf transportation
Katherine. however. was not an
inhnbihut in her own town. tlu.
Natam pursued the even tenor II
their way without faEbrira OF any
sort So. when her business with the
photographer ou the Top floor VA
tamnieted. the young woman. with
every reason ca expect a Bwift and
uueKentfnl Journey r. the street.
stepped confidently into tho eieYa
tor
At the fourth floor the elevator
stopped 90 admit a second paaHen
ger. a man named Weatrntt West
colt differed from Katherine In that
he entered the cage like apartment
with a full know ledge OF See treaeh
ufoua tendencies. but Wratcott waa
that morning in a frame of mind "a
court disaster lie assured himself
"a be stepped Ia that II waa a mat
ter Of complete Indifference 10 him
whether The elevator shot suddenly
upward and crashed through the
akYlieht or dropped without warn
ms luto the basement
The elevator. however ala Meth.
er 81 these things uhdrr the guild
anee Of chubby. blue-rycd youth.
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eluded within the present corporate
limits % the city % West seattle
fu=Nit.
Beginning II The north westerly
corner % block Number t65. Of se-
attic Tide Lands. aa the same are
laid cut and plated upon the Off
elal plat thereof on file and Il ree-
ord 10 the office Of the Auditor 81
sid klng County thence in a
aauth -caateflY direction along the
south westerly boundary line q lot
S. Of Block tez. u said Seattle Tide
lands. 90 the most boutherlY cor
ner 81 said lot. thence continuing
along said last mentioned iiue. pro
duced. IN the same direction 10 a
point where sid line cuts the me
audor line Of Puget sound. thence
along said meander line In q south
westerly direction 10 a point due
north % the most westerly corner
% Block Number ] e. % Hughes Ad-
ditlon 20 West Seattle. according 20
the plat thereof filed and recorded
in the office 81 the Auditor u said
King County. thence south tn the
most westerly corner 81 said Block
ie. % Hughes Addition: thence
along the south westerly boundary
tine % said Hughes Addition. in a
south -easteriy direction. 20 the
north west corner % Five Acre
Tract Number G. West Seattle Five
acre Tracts. According % the plat
of said Tracts On file and Of record
in the office Of the Auditor Of said
King County; thence west 20 the
north west corner ~ Tract Number
81. Of said West Seattle Five Acre
Tracts. thence south 90 the sauth-
vest corner % Tract Number 81. ~
Spring Hiu villa Tracts. according
O. the plat thereof filed and re
corded On the offioe 81 the Auditor
of said King County. thence east
10 the northwest corner Of Tract
Number 90 Of the said Spring I'm
villa Tracts. thence south 70 the
south west corner 81 said Tract
Number % Spring nm villa Tracts.
thence East "a a point where the
east boundary line 81 Tract Number
IS 81 the said Spring liili villa
Tracts. produced north, interseets
the Section line running between
Sections Il and e. Township q
North 90 Range East 81 v NJ
thence south 10 the southeast cor
ner Of Tract Number G6 OF said
Spring Hill villa Tracts. thence
vest % the northeast corner Of
Tract Number 50 Of the said Spring
It'll villa Tracts. thence south to
the southeast corner OF Tract Nun
her a OF the said Spring Hill villa
Tracts. thence vest along the south
boundary line Of said Tract Number
II and continuing west along said
line produced. tn the center line OF
Puget Sound. or Admiralty Inlet
thence southeriy along enid center
line 81 said Puget Sound 90 a point
where said center line lntersecta tho
south line ot Section 90. OF Town
ship "a North. Of Range 2 East. pro-
dueed west. thence east. along said
south line OF said section IS. pro-
dueed. and along said south line 81
said Section % and the south limo
Of Section %. same Township aud
Pange TO the south east corner OF
said Section 90; thence north to the
northeast corner Of the south eaat
quarter of the southeast quarter
(s.E. = OF SIC. - OF Section II,
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NOTICE Or SPECIAL ELECTION
Notice ia hereby given By the
Council 81 the City of West Seattle.
King County Washington. that a
special election will be held within
said City n West Seattle and in the
territory included within the here
matter described boundary line and
not within the present corporate lin
its 81 said city Of West Seattle. on
"wednesday September the gSth. A
T. 1904. at which aaid special cleo
ton the electors residing within the
said territory within said proposed
boundary limo and not within the
present corporate limits Of said City
o. West seattle and the electors re-
siding within the limits Of said city
viii vote and are hereby invited to
vote upon the question whether said
proposed territory shall be annexed
10 and be included within the cor
porate limits of said City OF West
Seattle by placing upon their bal
lots the words "Fnr Annexation or
the words Against Annexation" or
words equivalent thereto. Said ter
ritory proposed 10 be annexed 10
said city Is described as follows. to-
Wit
All that certain territory situated
In Township "a North. OF Range 2
East ot the Willamette Meridian,
in klng County. State OF washing
ton. included within the following
described boundary line and not in
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WHEN GRo NJ

Whom I gro up / want two be a
drumalst.
! want two be a drumuiers
I want tWa warc a hareakin cap
sew big
And trimmings on mi riE5
And tote a batong with a rownd
gold he'd.
And simple raae old Ned.
And wen ide bio mi wihale tina
would pla
Tho chune that called "nlam ho-a."
They say the muff attained ~
greatest vogue Ia the ruiEu ~ Louis
~. but a notable renaissance rs
evident In some u the minor
leagues.
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are earning today against the dol
lars that we shall be obliged %
spend later 90 bring hack the health
which was ours for the krrpiuE1
Why DO we CONTINUALLY and eferY
day DO the thlnss We knuw -
should not 90. and leave undnne ire
things Ne kuoW we should do Just
because conditions which ~ ought
20 regulate seem % command uHE
Health ia worth eYerything. II e
i cot 90 b. fouaa IL this toWn vhy
do se not remember that there are
many towns ant many occupations.
while every man has but one II
.ImasIfs
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same Township and Range. thence
west % the north west corner Of the
southwest quarter OF the south
vcst quarter tsw. = q sW. "a
OF Eald SEXTON ~. thence north 10
the north vest corner uf said SEQ
ZION i8s thence east along the north
line 81 said Section IS. aud oontinn-
los east along said llne produced.
o. the intersection 81 said line with
tn north-Wesierly boundary line o.
Lot I. q Block az. q the aid
SEATTLE Tide i.anda. thence north
eaateriY. along said last mentioned
line 60 the vest boundary line Of
the West Waterway as indicated
upon said plat OF said Seattle Tide
Lands. thence north along said
vest boundary line OF said West
Waterway. and said line produced
north. 10 the Outer Harhor Line as
shown upon said plat Of said seat
tie Tide Lands. thence north a.
% west 20 a point where such line
intersectA the center section line Of
Section :. same Township and
Range. produced north. which point
"a due north Of Duamlsh Head:
thence south 81 west % a point
where such line infersects tAe
sDnth- westerly boundary line OF
Block fe5. % said Seattle Tids
Lands produced westerly;
thence south -easteriy. along said
south-westerly boundary line Of
IA MI nsH C..ssfa IT, F.~a.
produced. % the place Of beginning.
That the polls viii be open upon
said September 2Sth. 1906. the day
set for said special election. between
the hours Of . O'Clock A N. and Z
O'Clock =. N.
That the following places Al
which the polls will b open upon
said day shall be as follows:
For all those portions % River
side. Spring Hill and Mountain
View precincts included within aid
territory 80 proposed 70 BE annexed
20 said city. az tho residence OF
Peter Hanson. In said Riverside pre-
ciuct. said residence being located
IN Block No. 4. % Banner Tract TO
West Seattle.
For all that portion Of West Se-
attic precinct In said territory 80
proposed 70 be annexed % said city.
and not included within the present
corporate limits % said City OF
West Seattle. az Schlolter's Hall.
situated on olympic Avenue, In said
city.
For the City Of West Seattle. AZ
Schlutter's Hall, on Olympic Ave
nue.. In said city.
That there are hereby appointed
and designated as the officers ~
said election.
For the precincts OF Riverside.
Spring Hin and Mountain View.
Peter Hanson. Inspector. and p y.
Lemonds and Charles Davis Judges;
For that portion OF West seattle
Precinct not included within the
corporate limits OF said city. G. p.
King Inspector. and L. r. Mess
and John sehlottor. Judges.
For the said City OF West seattle
G. =. King. Inspector. and L. r.
Nicsz aud John Schlotter. Judges.
COUNCIL or THE CITY or WEST
SEATTLE. King County. Wash
ington.
@. n. NICoLL. Mayor.
Attest: W. G. DICKINSON.
City Clerk.
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Stronger Than Conditions
BY CYNTHIA GREY.

WHY do Ne permit ourselves % be
downed b. conditions. when with a
little effort We could doWn those
very eonaltipuae
WIZ dos the man who u suffer
inE fr0m consumption remain In a
climate which IL sure - kln him
when be IL told that there = health
and long life In store for him a
thousand miles 90 more away
why dos the business man stand
day after DAY. year In and year out
before his desk. when be know 5
that an occasional vacation would
save bis fast departing health
Why do Ne cnuut the pennies Ne
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can suythiaE BE ~orus thar q
feel that every minute vii bs Your
last Such as the experience u
Mrs. g. ~. Newaan. Decatur. IN.
zFuf three years. she writes. =
endured innuffst sbis psalm from indi-
Kratiun stomach and bowel treuhis.
Death seemed Inevitable whsn dos
tore and ell remedies failed a.
t~nrth ! VS. lnfueed 10 Try E1eetfic
uiftrra and the result Naa mIracu-
iaua. Improved a. once. and now
I'm com pleteir recovered For
Liver. kidney. Stomach and nawei
troubles Electric uHterH - the only
me flcins. only k8c rs guaranteed
b c. o. GUY, Inc. druggist. Second
a0snss and Isalsr. s.s
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Ga Indeed cheering riteeity tArkl
Cannon Hall
A Maryland drueglat fell dead
while preparing a prescription. "
30 supposed that he at least struck
one which the doctor had written in
plain English.
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Would quickly leave sou n you used
Dr Kings New LIFE Pfiia Thou=
sands 81 sufferers have proved their
matches merit faf SEA and Sef=
voaH Headaches They make pure
blood and build up your health
only IS cents. money back II uU
cured. Sold By q. o. GUY, fhe..
druggist. Second Avsnus ard Ves.
Ter. 80
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~ STAR DUST r


Second Shelter said things I
saaldnt think % repeating
What ought ue 40 about e >
s. s-There'a only one thing Ne
can DO about Il. and thats take n
out OF his hide.
MAYBE HE'S A SCHOOL
TEACHER.
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when she bad eaten three she
glanced az WsHtoutt lie HaH stili
gazing AZ The sail The walls II sie-
Nafor shafts are seldom interesting
this one waa tinted a bilious green
a color that Westcott abharned
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Seattle Dental
ParIorS

Rooms m. ia. II. IL. HinekleY Blk
~ Second Avenue
The largest and best equipped
dental office on che Pacific Coast
We have all the latest aud most
scientific methods OF modern and
painless dentistry. We crown. nl
and extract teeth without the least
pain. No students employed. but
all are dentists Of long years ex.
psrience We examine your teeth
and tell you IN advance Just uhnt
your work will cost We make no
charge for extracting teeth whom
plates arc ordered. Lady always In
attendance.
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MAYBE HE'S A scHO.

Joe Falcon has 4 new thrashlng
outfit -Hanover cor. Lisbon toJ
Patriot.
We Americans are growing more
and more uneharitabie In our treat
ment 81 our fellow men. Our ma
tional disposition ts changing"
4 don't think It's changing al
all
I'm sure II H. You find knock
ers everywhere.
That's true. but In the colonial
days nearly every household had Al
least one knOcker"
Have you taken your vacationf
mo. not yet fust came back
yesterday from a trip 30 the sea
shore and mountains"
Yep" remarked the old farmer.
II reckon I made a good deal yes
terday. I sold my wheat Jest az II
stands for % cents a bushel"
Just a. Il standa7"
Hugh. hugh"
Then that wasn't a cut sale"
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Tommy Upton might yin that
CUP. Accidents will happen.
Helen Gould has Joined In the
ffxkt against the mosquito. n
fieirn were a man thered BE- good
kYound for tho suspicion that she
vas IN training FOR some political
Office
The manager OF the Jackson.
Mich. penltsnfiary newspaper stole
$500 Of the papers funds. Nearly
all those fellows In penitentiaries
are crooked.
He kissed her az they stood there
La the shadow.
How dare you take such an ad-
vantage o. me-" she exclaimed an
MY.
= yAhy. I didn't take any advant-
: OF you." be answered. You
pUrent asleep"
IA WORD FROM JOSH WISE
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We keep them. The best the Amer
lean market affordA sell them on
easy monthly payments.
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NOT INEBRfATfNG

Showers are falling day by day
In the vicinity Of Pike City. which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-29

Harry Davis led a german the
other night. It's Fairbanks turn
nov 70 DO a buck and wing or a
clog
whats the reason the japanese
didn't hold that FORT" asked Mrs.
gmlthera
They had 10 retire on account
81 the hot fire" replied smithers.
TIf their artillery couldn't put u
out Why didn't they call the fire
department."
put smfthers failed 10 answer.
willie built an alrshIp.
Blamed thing wouldn't fly
Sold the patent 10 trust.
Then Il vent up high.
ON THE JERSEY COAST.
FIRST Shelter that west
ern fellow make some uncompli
mentary remarks about this state
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"A WORD PROM JOSH WISE.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Tn. i:s; Of sermon topics and special s.r.fe-,
for to- morrow In as follows.
baptist.


DELMAR AVENUE. pe.mar snd P.ndI.ton:
tn. Eeye..a@ Dg<tcr !. Z ~ Johnston ras-
tor-NOrning and evening service
GRAND hsESut: the Aeyersnd 4 ". IsH-
COLI: y m. sermon.
AAPLEHCoD. the Reverend ". L. Na.h
FssioE-Aornins and evening services
SECOND. Bezri.cl; sn1 LocIlSe; the Reverend
Doctor ". ". Boyc Pastor to- is-v,--rs
.ir- Heath. Associate During Abs.ncs OF Pas
tcr-NoTning. secret Dlscipiexhip'': .. n .
THIED. Y, u. e 4. BaiI1ing: the Reverend
" J. "t!i.smson. ID. d. P4-tor-3.3l a N,
sunday school. go y; N. B. y. 7. O.: II a.
stepping S;oEss % Our DEAD seive-'
wATEE TOWER. Grand sad F-ior.sszn.: IN.
keser-nd l. IL Wi!!iaE-s-Aornin- ard even
TONER GROVE. No. sz!s Norfolk. IN, P.v.r.
go JSs.9s oo Z. ,yI.oob,: P:sis.-s:S2 q m.
Hi Fl htsltE a. I ssF'i ;ss, e,-.u. -,
Es.crend Frank Morton. Fsstor-lo.5s m
and .;ss p H.. pfe1esing. .. n. SUNDAY
FiRSIT GERMAN. Raaschenbach. S.,r q,
Ioais: In. Reverend II Scsuiz. Pastor
Morning and evening services.
IAGaNCEL. Cate. and Haniiton; IN. Reyer-
WET PARK. No ESi4 Ess.oa; : m. R.v.-.nd
Cecil V. Cook. Psstor-lOrpihE snd evening
csRoNDEIiET: IL. Reverend 7. ". Tate. Pas
to--3:ts n m. sunday school: II a. n ser
xT n3n; y = I X 81; D M m ssrn,9n
J. ForwErd-s1ntay school, a m: Junior
Christian Eadearor. IA .. m: senior. .:is:
COMPTON HEIGHTS. RUSSELL and Vsudev.n-
ger: ire Rsverend J. Percy Stuart. Pastor
II a N and p n: services
LaCI.EDE- AVENUE MISSION. Cardinal aad
loEninS and evening servicee
BROADWAY MISSION. IA South TcUtA -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

The Hebrew Christian rally now IN
progress at No. 1879 Franklin avenue Is
attracting moro than ordinary attention
Tbs meetings are being conducted under
the auspices OF the Eyangelistic Commit
tee 20 the Jews and eyangelists from Eu-
rope and America are creating great on
thusiasm by thcir cIpouniiug Of tho
Scriptures and presenting lessons from tho
Old Testament concerning the predictions
ard fulalinent OF Christ.
Tho speakers are composed Of variors
nationalities. who ere vsrsei IN several
languages: number OF them are from
Russia. but all speak the English Ian
euase quite fEen.iy.
Tho leading fpeakers OF this week. be-
sides the local Hebrew-Ch-istian workers.
are Philip sidersky. editor Of The Voice
OF Israel md The Signs OF the Times. CT
Philadelphia, Pa. DoStor Benedict Ben
Zion of London, for more than forty years
a medical missionary. and Miss Fanny
Lev, who "a quite noted woman evan
gelist Although yourg IN years. she is
an eHeotual and persuasive speaker. ana
has spoken before large congregations in
eopne OF the leading churches Of Phiiadc!-
phia and other places.
Meetings have been held nightly ana
viii continue for another week Mr.
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''Relig1on and It's Source"