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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-22
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gott puros RsEidl @ott 1T Gu6 nabl
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Blot ulehr btrrldts o0s i5limRs @eIs.
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Som uebel erioh uRo pom 9eib betreit
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Sortet uRo borht, oh teiH 2aut Ftd regt
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8artet uuo p0rtst nod immsroar
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@ott perftebt, mas lie loutlos ipribt
eMnol erinHert uieIleiht sr iia nod
SeIHer Renlben l1o Heigt liob bod
elumal Uieaei6t nod i'm BelteHrdum
gaBt er uHs frobleH ben BeltsHbdun,
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elHmol, nod eiHmai bic &uuosrmGr
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Son Guh geuommeu iTt Sosbeit uu6 9leio,
3u Sud getommsu @lG6 obue 2si5l
lSeli9teti! Seligteit.
&eibnahs Sseihuaht. bic lslies 3eiil
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-22

Gann ireeRO ettpas i6Iimmer iein,
ais bas Gsfhhl, oaB Die nd6fte Minuts
@nre lebte Iein mirb2 Gas mar bie
@rfabruug Der 6rau g. 8. Reiufon in
Eetatur, ala. sic I6reibt: SD litt
farbtbar iHFoIee llnDeroaulihteit, Ma=
gene unO 9armleiDen., Ser 3oo Ifhien
iiGer, uahOem Aersts unb ale Meoisi-
neH Hibts Rebr baIfen. GhlieBli6
DerFuhte ib nod Electric 8itfers uno
0as 3einltat mar pun0erbar. Sd
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9efuuo. Cir Seber=. Nieren=, Waeen.
u. Eagmgeioen iIi electric Bitters Die
sinsise Neoi3in. 3ur SOC. @aran-
tirt uon allsn ApoibsEsrn.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-22
8ihtia fur 8irte

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obergerihts Dom 81 DECEMBER in benz
Jog. ,.StetlaEo Saloon. Sail, mus
ieoes Sabr oaruber abaeifimmt
seroen, 0b cine @irtl5aitslicens ae=
iDdbrt Dsroen Isll. Dies beOeutef, oas
be einsigen geitsli6en gBirtIbaFten
lR Staate Oieienigeu fne, iiber Oereu
Stten3 oieies 6riihiabr abeefimmt
uur0e.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-22
saarfAan enunfA

Britto Die GouHfpeemnlilldre
babsu Naarfboa 8ineent ;um Raafolser
sss peritorbeHsn SberiiTs 8. u. 6inEs
leg sEnannt Far ben 8elt Ses Eerulius.
6ar Seu sOlisn smeii6brissa leruliH
werbsH bic usnsrpdbIten @pHtmifire,
weIhs i'm Saaaar ibr Anlt antreters
siHen SheyiFf ernenneu.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-22
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2eben unb Sreiben, cine SAau6uoe an
Der an0eren. MlliI uHO 2OdruFe Der
8u0enbeFiger. ate prielen ihre 9is0er
an, um oeR almdttigen Dollar su
6etommen-aaes Ftr @elo-im geeer
uno ubers Reer. Die gstimos
aus sen S6neereeioneE, 5noianer uno
Wegicansr, turjum, NO man bin=
lhnute. CABS pas 9leueg. BIN Sc
mltlidteit mar i'm @eorduqe Der
WenIdea nths gu oeaten, oenn es
waren oislen Gag an 200, 900 8eIuher
auf oem gushelluRgsplabe. uno neil
Die Rsbrbeit auf Den Srolless mad Der
Staot 6ef0r6ert tDer0en muBte, 70 qes
odbten mir Der beftsn oeutlhen &eeel.
.,8orliht lit Die Rutter Der MeiSbeit~
uno bei6l0heR oaher uus 10 InneA Uie
m0gLi4 oem 6sre SusuueRoeH, iRoem
um oieIe 3sit nsh e6er SispIdse in
Der 6ar 3u babeR pareR. mir iagten
aliO Dem AusFeIlunssplase aSIeu aRf
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Serr garl Rruie uOate serue bleiben.
um in @emsiaIhaft nit RosIeDeLt oas
Supper siaSuuebmen. beftir9tete
aber oO9. 0ab er li6 bernaa in Der
Wengs perlieren f6nRte an0 Iaqte auh
G0ieu Der BsltausasHuHg.
Am S0nntaQ WOreen mahten mir
eineu Abfeher nah Sag ct. 2Ouis,
uno beiaben Hus Die peLtberibmte ct
Souis Hride, Elm Rieienbauwert Der
Snaenieurtunft. 9isie 8gide Berbiaeet
DlihOuri uno SlIinois; init 3aHlpf
@lectricitdt uua BferostraFt gebts Aos
raber bin. Am Rahmittage bgIuhteu
mir Die Seferien 8arrafen, bier Iiao
800 Wann FtatiOniert. 9ia RaIernea
unO SeamteResbGuoe lino aus 8ad=
ftgineR gebaut aEe MAIDEN einen guten
6inorud ma, Ontel Sam bats ia.
Am Mbsno beIuhten mir bas Oeit,
iChe 3bs0tsr, melnes Iebr amtiIant mar.
Ale SiBe waren beiebt. auF teiHer
Seite mar nrIa6e su Hagen. Wontaa
Ror9sn beiuhten mir Die anbeuTer
8Hih Srausrei. Die gr0Bte Der @elt;
mir uRo NOD aRoere. mobl flnFsig an
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gen. 9isis Brauerei it cine 6ta0t flir
iih Ielbit, Iie beoedt l25 ader uno be-
ihdftiat 5000 9erIOnen. Gum 4b.
i6ieo besam ieosr geluder stpei @las
@ier unS cine Auf6tstarte Der be.
rilbmteu grauerei.
glua beIunten mir nod Ols 2emp
9rauerei, Freilib Mot 10 9rsBartiQ wie
Die erTtaenanRts. absr I6r Bier lpar
loon. Run, bic Stunoe fhIu0 unO
mir muBten aud bier AbI1ieb nebmen.
slBdre Der Garolas bei uH5 aeDelen, er
bate unbebingt feline sBaKerfaic5s in
ben WiHsuri 9eDorfen. st 2enis
Bier bat quite sSirtuus IAier.@
ct. eouts, Su 5tast am 8atsr Sxr
Stroule,
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gle reareH gefommeu, ung IA 5eigeR,
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bod naH n geibeb II Der Mt
limb leoer ll6 pom oauien gemadt.
Gum S6lnB uod lei gegr1bt. Oh
AusitelIuHgs
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3. Munot
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-22

gebeR. aus ugredt II uO6 nis ge6t
9ebOren mDreen.
Drum rHbe aus, ou tooter 8efe. in
Der !euern 6eimatssr0e! Die @eib,
nabtsglDfeu t0neR auth I'M osin @rab
tapfsrer, ruaferer Dom Baul.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-22

lihe 8isbsdbluug 81 eiiuden. 9igie
Arbsit miro osm 9RiniIterium oes
6anoels uno Der 9rbeit sufG1eR.
AlIO duBerte lib s. 2. 0agen6art6,
Der grdIi0eut oss 9latiOualDerein Der
8ieb3lihtsr gBenn nun aber bic
Sisb;ifttr Dem 8siIpieIe Der Bafer
folgen2 6OiFeutliA Bsrtreibeu Fie ben
5euiel niht nit Dem 8elsebub.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-22

Su ebicagO linD tldae ;ur 8ereini.
guug aller 3ieh5nhter oes eentralen
uno ueftliteH 9anoes 9efaBt moroeni
Der 9auptSmsd Der Ysreinieung if
Der. Die pader gu psrbinoesn, aus
BrolIte einiuaedeR.
-,5eoer 3meig Der 3iehSu1tinouftris
Miro hsranqesOgen uno 0ur4 sinen
@ertreter reprdIentirt weroen. sSeOer
3Wei9 miro elm allaemsinss aomite
ernenueu, melfe oas 6eatraltDmitC
bllosu iolIsE.
Die lahrlideG 8eleaateuDerlamm.
lungeH lDeroen abgelhalft uno on ihrer
Stelle i1Bflt6e Sisun9su Der Gomites
abb ebalten mer0en.
Inter geqeamarsigeH 8erhaltnlHen
ipsrDeu bic Ainopieb= uao Shofahhter
unn Die gsnte. peIds linen Die n0ti9eu
eislomitiel 9sbsn. gum @liidsipiel 0e.
slpunQen. gDihen mir. Oh mir heute ~
uiel Ooer 81 Denig &ieb haben2 Has
banet bon ben padsrn ab. I'm 0ieEss
llebel aus Der MeIt 81 ltaIien. aseen.
Ten mir. Die Heeierung um cine jabT-
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-22
Goitorieae GtreiflidDter.

5armsr. ;Iebt oeu put Dor Den 0en-
nsR ab. beiOnoers der eier rpesen, mel,
DE oieie SOasl legsR. Ole Sennen
Der 9ersini9tsu Staaten leaen nad,
Dem amtllhen 9srithte 0es 9lderbdu=
WiiHiifers Sames gBiliOn idbrlid
Goo, 300, 900 NiaioReu 9useno
6ier. Ter Nsrt oieEer @ier in ben
0ioudten. oa uniere 9ennsu am tdtig=
ten Iino. lit 10 qro6. oag oamit Die
3iuien uuierer @UHossihHlo beSahlt
Deg0eR t0nnteu.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-30
CHURCH NOTES.

The twentieth anniversary Of the Young Peo-
pies society Of the Augustana Lutheran church
G. Hanson will speak Of the activities of the
society the first ten years Of Its history; Miss
Beda Ekst p = about the last ten years his
Of the society. A special musical program has
been prepared and a beautiful souvenir Of tho
Charles Peterson IT'S Ninth n1 a1ensa s. ha.
been elected lay delegate Of the Augustana
Lutheran church at the meeting Of the Minne-
The choir Of the Augustana Lutheran church
will give reception to the members of the
Of w noon
begin the study and practice of oratorios to be
in the W. pear esess Of the
Avenue Church of Christ, Portland avenue and
Grant street, begins Sunday evening a series
The flrst lecture viii be entitled from the
City Of Destruction to the Wayside Cross;''
lecture. 1.-THE Valley of Humiliation to, the
G Rev. 9aty n A,cott of All Souls un,versalist
church will begin short course Of sermon
lectures Sunday morning on 1.-THE Lands Of the
Book" Mr.. Alcott has travelled thru Palestine
and the lectures will embody personal observa-
Asia Minor, Turkey, Greece and Italy were also
trayersed by him to better understand the
The Young Peoples Christian union Of the
Church of the Redeener viii meet in the young
PEOPLES clu I ON. at $3.50 p NJ The topic:
The regular monthly business meeting Of the
7. p G. U. of the Church Of the Redeemer
will be held in the young peoples clubroom.
The Ladies' Social circle of the Church of the
Redeemer win meet in the ladies' parlor Wednes-
day at p. m.
The officers and teachers of the Church of the
Redeemer Sunday school win meet in the young
peoples clubroom Thursday at 80 p. m.
The Flower mission Of the Church of the Re
deemer will meet at the home Of Miss Susie
Salisbury, lot Royalston avenue. Friday at 8
4 Sired q. 'on attendance OF the members Is de-
The sewing classes at Unity house, 1915 wash
80 The closing exercises will be held at 2
all interested
The music at the Church of the Redeemer
Sunday win be OF the usual high order The
anthems, when Power Divine BY Faure:
"More Love to Thee o Christ" by Widor; 'They
Shall Not Hunger Nor Thirst" by Woodman,
Ye the Lord by Verdi, win be sung, and j.
Austin Williams and Hal j. Stevens will sing q
duet, Guide Ne. Thou Great Jehovah" By
Tomorrow, Rev. DR.. ?. a. Cool Of the Fowie,
Methodist church will consider some Of the
questions That will come before the great general
conference at Los Angeles beginning Wednes.
tian socialism. questions that affect the public
| sidered
Special services win be held at the Thirteenth
| Avenue III. q. church Sunday evening. under the
auspices of the Brotherhood of St Paul d. G.
Bell win give illustrated talk on his visit e
onca. and Rome as seen by Paul on his great
| missionary tours and as seen by the traveller OF
At the Hennepin Avenue Methodist church a,
1880 q: m. tomorrow. the quartet Will sing
4 Dudley Bucks 'Te Deum. In b minor, and Bur.
dette's "fe Sons and Daughters Of the King
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-30
CLEAN UP!
CLEAN OUT!
keep CLEAN !!

Dirt is the mother of all disease. Abolish
dirt and health follows. Uncle Sam cleaned
up the harbor and city Of Havana and the yellow
fever stopped. Personal cleanliness means more
than regular bathing. You should keep clean
inside. A bath opens the pores of the skin, but
only small portion of the body's excrement il
thrown OF through this channel One cannot
expect to feel well with the intestines and d.
gestiye tract filled with decaying matter. Clean
It up, clean it out and keep the tract clean IL
you want to stay healthy. Don't do this with
strong purgatives. While they win Clean you
OUT for the time being, they are so weakening
in their effect the system that they usually
do more harm than good.
What one needs to keep clean inside is q
gentle, easy but certain laxative like vernal
Palmettona formerly known as Verna1 Saw
every time. without gripping or weakening tn,
system In any way. People who have suffered
for years from chronic constipation have beer
cured to stay cured By vernaI Palmettona we
don't ask you to take our word for this; we want
you 20 test and try 1t at our expense. We viii
send to any one who writes for 1t free sample
bottle. my mail, postpaid, to show you what
superb remedy this il. Only one dose das
does the work: you don't have to derange youl
system with powerful. nauseous drugs to get the
required action. Vernal Palmettona is not :
remedy for constipation alone. For kidney dis
eases and bladder troubles it Is uneQualed while
its restorative power is almost miraculous Il
cases OF weakness Remember, the sample Il
sent absolutely free Address Vernal Remedy
70 sent absolutely free. Address yernal RemedJ
Co., Suita 8o6 Seneca building, Buffalo, n. 3.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-30
Will You Help a Sick Friend ?
Get My Book For Him Now.

Send me no money.
Only tell me which book to,send.
You certainly know of some one who is sick
some sufferer who Will be grateful for the help
my book offers.
And that book tells of way to help. Tells
that help on trial. The book tells how, for
thirty years, in hospitals and at obedsides,
searched for q way to cure deep-seated and Diff
ficult cases: It tells how perfected my pre-
script1on-Dr. Shoops Restorative. How by
bring on chronic diseases.
weakness the inside nerves were weak. Where
there was lack Of vitality that the vital nerves
lacked power. Where weak organs were found,
always found weak nerves. Not the nerves
commonly thought Of, but the vital organs
nerves-the inside the invisible nerves.
This was revelation. Then my real success
began.
Then I combined ingredients that would
strengthen, that would vitalize these nerves.
That prescription called restorative. 1t is
known the world over now Dr. Shops Resto-
case in each hundred. In the extremely diff
cult cases my failures for five years were one In
Cancer is for surgery, not medicine
Then how to get this prescription to sick ones
everywhere was my thought. / must announce
it In the public press. But, thought l, will they
realize the truth of my discovery-the real power
Of Dr. Shops Restorative2 Then a way came
the sick on trial. Then they will know 1 am
| sincere"
village in America. They agreed to co-operate
with me.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-30

sing Is the oifsrtory. 20 best Are Thes.. By
West, and an anthem, THE Heavenly Song, by
Key. b. Nathan 4. orandan new pastor Of
iSs hs s;:ss: + .ss;is.
in the morning when seven members will be re-
the ap 4 Maine or is Dssa RRap e R
a summer season priest IN charge Of st. James
s Is the ssas q Maine ss1y s
a tie First Baptist church. in connection with
the morning service, Rev. w. B. Riley will well
come Into church fellowship the largest number
Fl S. st 81 time during
ths large chorus and s. Clay Gilbert viii pre-
sd Rev. Dr e .s B. Marshall win introduce series
OF popular sermons tomorrow evening on Goods
Candles, .nrp presenting az an Illustration Of his
pds aa IN q Candles
Re: Christian eas1ssp EepasG
spauidins, a Christian Heroine 1G5s aoane
g. L. Morrill, VII! speak at. the Peoples
At II the
tss w = play .sssson 6fsd
as af the s
the Actors Church alliance theatrical people are
given hearty welcome. as well as transients
sunday morning at All Souls uniyersalist
lections from the ..stabat Mater" by Rossini:
..staba t, Mater poloroso' tenor solo. Mr. Mead;
Ella Mater" bass solo, Mr.. Knowlton; SIN
dumatus ct Accensus," soprano solo, Miss Har-
riette Htscock.
The Gideons viii have charge Of the meet
ing at the Union City mission Sunday at 1880
p. m. The meeting at the Volunteers hall
Saturday evening will be in charge Of the
a special song service, consisting of the hymns
OF Isaac Watts, will be held at Westminster
church Sunday evening. Rev. DR.. ]. 3. Bushnell
win speak on the life Of Watts and during the
sermon Mrs. w. n. Porteous Miss Clara VIII
LIENS and Adsoa Mpdesa viii sing
Lemaigre: anthem, Come holy Spirit. Heav.
emily Dove; offertory. ''The Lord Is Ny Shep-
herd, :" Smart: response. my God, How Endless
Is Thy Love-" Schumann; There Is q Land of
Pure Delight" Mrs. W. N. Porteous; Hush, My
Child. Lie Still and Slumber." Miss Clara VII
Addison Madeira. -
at Westminster church Sunday morning the
oasrtory will began alto solo by Mrs. W. N.
the quartet as the opening anthem. In the eve.
ming special song service will take the place OF
the accustomed order OF worship. %
The last sermon in the series on edible Won
en- Will be preached tomorrow evening by Rev.
Charles II. Maxwell of Linden Hills Congrega-
tiOnal church,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-30
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Delegates to City Conference Named Re
ports Of Year.

ports Of Year.
Central Baptist church held its thirty
fourth annual meeting this week, Rev. q.
A. Cleveland presiding. The attendance
was large Notwithstanding the omission of
the customary banquet. Annual reports
were received and delegates to the Min
neapolis Association Of Baptist churches
at the Chicago Avenue church next week
were appointed as follows:
Rev. O.. A. Williams, Rev. 3. R. Pope, A. q.
Gale. J. A.: Marine, I. B. Lindsay. 2; r.. Rich.
son Mrs. TT T; q Hughes. Mary p: Loyett, Mrs:
Slocum, Mrs. George q. Beardslee, Mrs. i. s.
Croker, Miss Addts Day and Rosa Turnbull
Vacancies in the official boards were
filed as follows:
Trustees-T. B. Lindsay, G. r. Thiss, D. L.
Fife; deacons, J. T. Bafnum, A. @. Robinson,
George 7: Taylor, q. n. Richardson; deaconesses,
Mines. Frank Slocum, H. B. White; clerk, J.
I. Barnum; superintendent Of Bible school, W.
s. Baton
During the year moneys were raised and
disbursed as follows:
Current expenses, So, 295. u; missions and bene.
factions by the missions committee. Woman 8
society, Sunday school, Y. P. 8. G. E., Laura
Amy missionary circle and st. Anthony mission,
81, 461. -
The report Of the membership clerk
showed the year to have been the most
fruitful in the history of the church. OF
the seventy-flve additions thirty seven
were by conversion and baptism. The
membership is 664. Eight deaths have
been registered.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-30

| e.
evening. ''The Ideal Woman-Sarah," last in the
evening series. Christian Endeavor conservation.
Lyndale-Rev. G. D. Burton; morning, '.Our
members: evening. "The Gospel o. the Foot
reception of members and communion; evening,
''Mercy Perverted ~! =
Betiany-Rev. Maurice B. Norris morning,
Memorial OF His Death,'' communion, service;
evening, Goods Promises to Be Depended Upon
Park Avenue-Rey. G. Rollins; morning,
the FRANKLIN Avenue M. ID. viii Worship here. :
opei, UooI~heV; m1ilan afEsa 1erIaei NOR
ming, ~ Pleased G0d by the robustness OF
rreacnins; evening. w. y; Il. U. union service
hey; MT; SWl9nerton preacher
.aSans e-t tev Sonn .. Rood morning, communion
hr d ' t,,d f anu refePeon ., s
UWhan I NJ W. Soad W. Ena o. ~h.;+ ~
w we 49, .ru uusp., " 'ni's'
FhEe64IEhlAN.
Bethany-Rev. r. J. McCrossan; morning
"Peter's First Confession; evening, '"The Syro
Phoenician Women"
First-Rev. A. B. Marshall. D. d.; morning
AT Christs Judgment Seat; evening, Willian
BethlehemARey. A. J. Frost: morning. ..Y,
SiI DC ds 1 ins Etsr oi ;+ Id VII
Westminster-Rey' John Edward Bushnell
:, ~ s,,,, 49, Ausui.ei.
u. D.; morning. The Interruptions; evening
Isaac Watts; Story of His Life and Hymns
special efdne song song service; cro,r,z+
.n.,n, 70 r,in,.h ssar,i..s,is ;, e.ue,.aa .
s OF Gnureh membership Followed D.
'oe nn s sel NJ.
SlSmarl .. MenioIlaiLhes. r. a. famuelias
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-30
CHRISTIAN FNDrAVOR NOTES

George NJ. Marine. chairman OF the prayer
meeting committee Of the cr.,y union announces
the follow ing ola tes IF district ,Glies May 4
district No: o, Portland Avenue Church OF
Christ Portland avenue AMI Grant street; May 6
district No 2. Vine Cong iegational church. Lake
street and Twentieth avenue ): Mny 13. distric
No. Q, Open Door Congregational church, Jeffer
son street and Thirteenth avenue NE; May IT
district No., 4. Pilgrim Congregational church
Lyndale and Fourteenth avenue N. Addresses
at each Of these rallies upon the following topics
The Secret Prayer Life. THE Need Of
Personal Spiritual Growth"
The annual meeting, of the city union May q
will be held at the Bethlehem Presbyterian
church. 1t is expected that other societies ii
the same district will assist in the work Of en-
tertainment. Il . tx -
The union rally last Friday evening was no
largely attended on account of the rain. Grea
impetus was given the work by the talk of G. NJ
Stocking, who urged those present to give them
selves up to personal work in their various
feature o meeting. -
The Christian Endeavorers Of the First Con
gregational church will, have a social this eve
ming. a fa@
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State conrerenos viii Be Held In
Peter, May 1928,

State conferenoe viii Be Held In s4
Peter, May 1928.
The meeting Of the Swedish Lutheran
Minnesota conference at st. Peter. May
1923 will be one of the most important
Of this body the past forty years. The
conference numbering BAG churches with
membership Of 42,546 adults and 187 pas
tors, is the leading church among the
Swedes Of the northwest. The serious
questions coming before the conference
are: The removal Of Gustavus Adolphus
college from St Peter to the twin cities;
the petitioning Of the synod to withdraw
from the general councili the proportion
to establish Swedish Lutheran foreign
mission; the establishing Of home for
the aged in Minnesota; the election of q
president Of the college in place OF DR..
M Wahlstrom, resigned; the election Of a
superintendent Of the deaooness' insti-
tute in st. Paul; the adoption Of proper
measures for the establishment Of
churches within the conference in which
the English language will be used exclu-
stvely.
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OPEN HOUSE IN ST. LOUIS.

At St. Louis the worlds fair committee for
Congrega tionalism has decided to keep open quar-
tiers at the First church during the season and
to have representative preachers from different
larts OF the country occupy the prominent pulpits
of the city as an '.exhibit' Of Congrcgationllism
Drs. Lyman Abbott, Newell Dwight Hills and A.
II. Bradford have accepted their appointments
and dates. Rev. DR.. L. H. Hallock Of Plymouth
church has been assigned for day Is and will
leave leave with Mrs Hallock Monday next They Will
son In Cincinnati They may be addressed at
the Inside Inn.