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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-28
PULPIT ANDPEW
RAPS FOR PAID
CHURCH CHOIRS
VIGOROUS DISCUSSION AT RE-
LIGIOUS EDUCATION MEETING.
Rev. E. w. Shurtleff and DR.. Charles
Cuthbert Hall Handled Subject of
Church Music Without Gloves
Talk on Use of Bible In the Home.

The meeting held Tuesday in Plymouth
church in the interest of religious educa-
ton was one of great interest, an echo OF
the second convention of the Religious
Education association recently held at
Philadelphia. The meeting was highly
favored in the presence of the president of
the association, Rev. Charles Cuthbert
Hall, D. D., Of the Union Theological
seminary, New York. A delightful free
dom and informality characterized the
deliberations Of the conference. Haring-
ton Beard presided and G.. M. Heard was
requested to make a record of the discus
sions for publication.
In speaking of the practical use Of the
Bible In the home, Carey Emerson called
attention to the Importance Of family wor-
ship. mo institution or organization can
properly take the place Of the home and
execute it's function in religious training -
he said. 1T Is matter Of great regret
that the spirit of hurry in our modern
American life is causing an increasing
neglect Of the good old custom Of the daily
reading of the Bible and prayer around
the family altar. This is not only dis
tinct loss to the family itself, but also to
our social and civic life, Of which the
home is the immediate fountain The
stream cannot rise higher than it's source.
If the homes of a country are generally
forgetfu of God. the nation will become
goddess and the standard Of personal and
public morality will sink very low. II
Christianity succeeds in lifting society II
must more and more put the lever of Its
influence under the homes of the people
Irreligious homes furnish an inviting field
for personal missionary endeayor."
The consideration of the hymns of the
church as an element in religious training
gave Rev. e. w. Shurtleff an opportunity
to utter an emphatic caution against the
hymns that are not poetry, the singing
that Is not music, and the music that is
not worship. The exercises of a severe and
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Rev. W. Howard Flory, 6321s S. Broad
way, Los Angeles, CAL, a minister with
Progressive Brethren, a branch Of the
Dunkards, also a lecturer and a leader in
reform movements in connection with
capital and labor, writes:
II am very much pleased with Pc
runa, as it cured me Of catarrh which
I had suffered with for many years,
and which thought I would never be
rid Of. All the medicines had taken
only relieved me for short time and L
was pretty discouraged when I began
using Peruna. A few doses convinced
me it was doing me much good, and
when it finally cured me and there was
no catarrh left in my system, 1T seem
permanent and shall guard against
another case of catarrh by taking
Peruna soon as contract q colo. -
Rev. w. Howard FIory.
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Brunswiek Where WHERE he graduated from the Univer-
ton, Mass: Theological school where he gradu-
ate about six M Thence he m tho to
New as and after three
years received the doctors degree and accepted
call to the passionate at Waupun.
church, under the direction of DR.. VIM. Rhys
Herbert will give the following selections to.
Heavs SfSpS Song srsy
Roberts; !: lord nIsing,", Shepherd:
Soul Shelby; Angels Song Shelby; An
President Cyrus NoEthrop Till lead TIE union
day at $50 P; m; This viii be the only service
At Westminster church Sunday morning chill
dren's day exercises by the Sunday school will
take the place Of the usual worship. In connec-
ton with the service will also be certain Me-
mortal Day features. DR.. Bushnells sermon is to
be appropriate to the exercises and day on 1.-The
Builder
at Westminster church Sunday evening. Spe-
cial music well as the hymns are from the
works Gf Wesley The story Of the life Of this
| L. P. Plummer and Dudley p. Chase g. A.
R. posts end accompanying "; R. C.,s viii ct;
church Sunday morning. Miss Harriette His.
cock will sing 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner and
the choir several old army songs Rev. A. N.
Aleott will preach ], on 1.-THE Role Of America
! Soldiers memorial services will be held in
| the Wesley church Sunday morning and eve
ming. and old soldiers will be in attendance.
4 Rev. DR.. Montgomery will give an appropriate
memorial sermon on the subject 1.-The Double
Immortality and in the evening he will give
| a special Memorial Day Grafton. The music
will be especially OF a memorial and patriotic
The George N. Morgan post, g. A. R.. will
i attend the Church of the Redeemer services in
1 body Sunday morning I where special me
will speak on John Brown, the Herald 0,
Emancipation" and the choir will give an ap
J propriate program. In the evening Mrs. MAUD
Ulmer Jones win sing for the offertory The
Rev Richard w. Abberley will conduct me
mortal service at the Portland Avenue Church
of Christ Sunday evening and will deliver {
soldiers and their friends are especially invited
4 G. T.. Morrill, will hold unique and appro
4 pirate service In the Peoples church, Masoni.
Ifps re w fRsse
q Gettysburg Speech, Beftting the occasion
the METROPOLITAN, theatsr orchestra will pla.
msaa sopn
i Funeral March. = All strangers in the cit.
are invited to attend and participate in thi
Memorial Day service. as well as non-church
f and hsts cnnrc,
there VIII be "a pat iotic service Sunday evening
y with addresses by veterans OF the civil war
n Special music will be given by the quartet an,
chorus under the direction OF Miss Eu1alfe Chene
The Appomattox post g. A. r., the Woman
= Relief corps and the Lizzie NJ. Rice circle. Ladie
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VERY FEW PEOPLE
Know or Realize Half Our
Ills Are Catarrhal,

Catching cold is the first step toward
acquiring catarrh. Indeed, cold would
be properly called catarrh.
Catching cold the second or third time
is another step in the same direction.
Two or three colds are sufficient to lay
good foundation for chronic catarrh.
Catarrh that would affect not only the
head but the stomach and bowels as we'll.
The history of every case Of chronic
catarrh is catching cold. Peruna ought
always to be used for coughs, colds and
other climatic affections Of the head
and throat. If Peruna Is used, the
liability of chronic catarrh Is removed
1t is folly to neglect a cold People
think they will get over a cold when
the acute stage is passed, but the seeds
of catarrh have been SoWn.
The disease is slumberin6 and ready tc
break out at the slightest provocation.
To rid the system Of catarrh, Peruns
should be taken.
There is no guess or uncertainty about
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-28
TO EFFECT A CURE
Before It Reaches the Lungs Of
Stomach. -

There is no fact of medical science bet
ter established than that a teaspoonful of
Peruna before each meal will absolutely
protect a person from catching cold
Now If this is true (and there is no doubt
of it), thousands Of lives would be saved
and tens of thousands of cases of chronic
catarrh prevented, by this simple precau
ton within reach of every one.
After cold has been contracted tea
spoonful Of Peruna every hour will shortly
cure it, leaving no trace of it behind. After
chronic catarrh has become established,
the first stages of chronic bronchitis or
consumption have been reached, it will
take much longer to effect a cure.
1t seems strange that as well known and
well established as these facts are that
any one should neglect to profit by them.
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81 rf ssellsYs fSe King # foys sheP
the evening the ee chords Viii sing savior When
Night Involves the Skies by the same COM
Rev. DR.. j. s. Montgomery has commencement
engagements in the northwest e. for two weeks weeks
Sleepy 81 g Eye Sank Center. Webster, S. D.. FaFi,
bault and Aberdeen, s. D.
Rev Alden Hyde Clark who was ordained dslnes
Sunday morning. In the evening Rev. Dr.. Hal
lock will give a Memorial Day, address.
The Plymouth church and Sunday school out
6hldrens day viii be observed at Plymouth,
Btles will be presented to the 7-yearol children
at the morning service Bethel t and nj 1pfa
The Liberal Union Of Minnesota Women will
eHurch
Paul, Tuesday at 10:45 a. m.
the the
uating class of Stanley Hall, at the Church
the hS dSe Of Is 9s
pies Christian union will meet in the young
of as e.
will meet. at the home Of Mrs. 6. G.. Roosen,
A paper on "Our Japan Mission" will be given,
and delegates to the state convention will be
home of Miss Bessie Cook, 1918 Mount Curve
avenue, Friday at 3 p: m.
special Instrumental music at the lrSt baptlSt
Christian Endeavor meeting to,morrow will b be
given by Miss Annie McDermid. Mrs. Nellie
Rev Charles Il. Maxwell of the Linden Hills
SERMONS for Mnneapoiis tomorrow morning
Life ita Of Minneapolis" - - -
The Gideons will have charge of the services
| street Me- Sunday, at 1880 p. m. Take Monroe
and Lyndale car and get off at Broadway. The
meeting at the Volunteers hall, Saturday eve
| ming, will be in charge of the Gideons
who in Jerusalem at the time of his CONVEX
| sion, will deliver an address tomorrow on "The
Manners and Customs of Palestine" The lee
ture will be Illustrated with living pictures Al
| the morning service, DIR. Marshall will speak OF
1.-THE Filling Of the Spirit
| Rev. DR.. P A.. Cool of the Fowler Methods
| church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon tx
the Excelsior high school, Sunday evening. DR.
Cool delivers the Memorial Day address to thu
| G.. A. r. post at Annandale Mimi, Monday.
| Baptist church, will be assisted Sunday eyenin,
by Leslie Williams barytone.
| The twenty fifth anniversary of the Norwegian
Danish Baptist church, Thirteenth avenue S anG
| eral former pastors will speak. young peoples
| rally will be held Sunday at $3.50 p. m. Sermons
will be preached by Rev. A. T. Fowler of Cal
| vary Baptist church, and Rev. o.. II. Skothein
| of Albert Lea, MINI.
! Rev. Allan T. Hoban of eWaupun, Wis, vii
/ preach at the Central Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening. While he does not vis
ate recently made vacant by the resignation o.
| Rev. DR.. w. w. Dawley, Mr.. Hoban will doubt
less be heard by the Central congregation as /,
University Of Chicago writes to a member Of tn
/ pulpit committee regarding Mr.. Hoban: 'tHe Il
| a young pastor who has In him, as think, thu
making Of strong preacher and an unusually
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.gn 1.-THE Things for Which We Need Not Pray.
On nea 4aesds night stdfS w we Ge
come.
L. il Haiioct Memorial Day as sermon essAs' Ae''
First Congregational-Rey p. W. shurtleff;
evening union meeting Of Church with the Chris;
be conducted by President Cyrus Northrop. This
Ri be the only evening service this week
n. Oak PqsM a.g; Walter Snow; morning
Street M ne pIssy. VII
evening Headong Fne at ohFis fsre
well sermon after four years Of service with
> L lynda g: F.. Burton; morning, ''ogr
sermon; admiral Farragut circle will attend:
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt Of st. Paul will
PRESBYTERIAN.
Andre. Morning. Rev. W. s. Ward Of River
side chapel will preach:
.. p; morning, Children's Day exercises, ..The
Builder: evening, THE Life Of Charles Wes-
Fifth-Rey. R. K. Porter; morning, .'rhe
evening,
Bethlehem- Little Tom Mackey of Chicago
morning antn and EVENING n noc,o... ,,orn,n
"Peter on the Mount Of TRANSPORTATION; eve.
ming. 'Sauls Conversion
Riverside Chapel-Mornfng, Rev. N. A. Gill
christ Of Hope, chapel; evening; Significance Of
Memorial Day." Sunday school at p. M; Wis
itors welcome.
Stewart Memorial-Rev R. A. Wander Las;
morning, Memorial Day Lessons; the Gettys.
burg circle. will n, attend in a body; Evening,
Hope chapel-Rev. Neil A. Gilchrist; evening.
''The Christian Warfare. Sunday school at 8
p.
vanderburgh Memorial-Rev. A. W. Benson
|. of Carver, Mimi, will preach morning and eve
BAPTIST.
Trtnity-Rev Latham A. Cranda1l D. D.; NOR
ming Man at His Best; evening; The Gift
ans Christian association.
1 Olivet-Mornfng, Rev. 3. R. Pope will present
the work OF the state convention; evening, Rev.
| Frank FL Cooper, What Woman Did,
and 3 eyeninr p m9pnns
the Bible.''
Berean. Branch-Rev. William Francis; eve
ming. Simple Methods OF Bible Study"
| Central-Rev. Allan t. Hoben of Waupun,
! Wis, will preach morning and evening.
Gospel es..''e' az .ss'-'l'@'s -
| Free Morning, Rev J. A. Ward; G. 3. SER
vice at 8 p. m.
srnss Asa t neesR % w sane
4 .sThe Nature of Cod
First Swedisl--Rev. Olof Bodien; morning, AT
the Door; evening. gospel service
What Memorial Day Stands For's evening.
i t.True Soldiery.n The services both morning and
1eyentng Will be In harmony with the spirit OF
! Memorial Day. "A cordial welcome to all
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artistic taste in combination with a dis
eliminating spiritual insight is needed to
provide what is best in poetry and music
and make it a proper vehicle of spiritual
aspiration. We cannot elevate practice by
lowering the ideal. The people can be
trained to use and enjoy what is best in
hymnology and most fitting in music, If
religious leaders and educators will only
set up high standard and make. per-
severing endeavor to reach it. We must
freeze out the cheap rhymesters and COM
poSers Of music who serve enterprising
publishers and cater to defective pop
ular taste.
In the remarks which followed by DR..
Hall some were doubtless surprised and
many were gratifed to hear vigorous
impeachment Of the paid choir. He COM
pared it to the monster in Mrs. Shelley 8
"Frankenstein," constructed by young
student Of physiology out Of the horrid
remnants of the churchyard and dissect-
ing ROOM and endued, apparently thru
the agency Of galvanism, with a sort of
spectral and convulsive life, and after
ward employing it's powers in inf1icting
dreadful retribution upon the young
philosopher who brought it into exist
ence. He censured the churches rather
than the choirs for the prevailing situa-
ton. Since he spoke from the standpoint
of high Christian culture, rejecting the
conclusions of wide and careful OBJ
servation, what he said Is worthy of very
serious consideration.
The specific points of censure were
| first the frequent employment Of persons
| with no other qualifications than musica
ability to conduct this part Of public wor-
| ship. It is as much of an anomaly tC
employ persons to conduct worship, who
are not reverent, as it would be to employ
persons to sing who are not musical. The
divorcing of music from worship by the
| employment of undevout singers, inevita
| bly, degrades the musical part of worship
| to the level Of a mere entertainment. Thi
| principle applies to musical composition!
as well as to the execution of the music
Much of the music rendered in ou
churches is very uniting means for ex
| pressing the lofty truths embodied in tn,
! hymns. Second-The decline Of congrega
| tional singing as the result of dependence,
upon a paid choir is a great loss to public
worship 1t would be better to pay
precentor to train the congregation. Thirt
i Rivalry among different churches t
/ have the best choir and advertising in tn,
newspapers Of the program of the musica
| part of the service is an intensification o
1 the evil.
| These CONGRATULATIONS are worthy o
! careful consideration. They were not ut
i tered hastily. They found response il
4 many minds who have for a long tim
seen this hurtful drift away from the tru
i conception of Christian worship.
CHURCH NOTES.
4 Ar tho First Rantist church Sunday nca
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MISS MARY CRAWesFY ,aGpande III.

Miss Ellanor M Gardner, 155
State street, Salem, Ore, writes:
II am very pleased with the
results obtained from the use of
Peruna. A few months ago 1
contracted a severe cold and
cough. After using a little
more than two bottles of Pc
runa the cold left me entirely.
I shall know just what to take
now when I contract a cold and
will not let it get such hold
on my system. Your medicine
has many friends and well de-
served" - Miss EllanOr NJ.
Gardner.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Reuther, 107 w
40th street, New York City, men,
Der Board of Directors North End
Clio Association, writes:
"I am pleased to endorse Pc
rrlna as splendid medicine for
catarrh and stomach trouble
from which I suffered for sew
eral years. [ took it for sew
eral months and at the end Of
that time found my health was
restored and have felt SPLEEN
didly ever since. / now take it
when 1 contract a cold and it
soon rids the system of any
catarrhal tendencies" Mrs.
Elizabeth Reuther.
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A GERMAN BARON
Now in This Country Writes En-
tertainingly of Pe-ru-1la.

Baron j. M. Vendenheim, 1926 G street,
N. W., Washington, D. c., writes:
"For long time, until 1 came into
this climate, / had congratulated my
self upon having perfectly sound pair
of lungs. But 1 began to have little
coughs and annoying colds that shook
my faith in my breathing apparatus.
This continued two winters until I
had lost health and strength to an
alarming degree. Peruma cured me
and restored my strength. You are at
liberty to use my heartiest endorse
mcnt of Peruna as a medicine and ton
to for colds, coughs and as q toniC.''-
Baron Vendenheim
A free book entitled Health and Beau.
ty," written especially for women, SEM
free upon application.
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METHODIST.

METHODIST.
Bloomington Avenue-Rev. Rupert swinnerton;
evening" Faith and qsns s9
St. Louis G. H. Sweat; evening
Gsnr sue H. g sn M
,1S Western Avsnus@sEey; Frederick Watson Hart;
b y ne bs WITH Ton oe
cato by Charles Hase; evening, Ensign Storey,
dvsfen Of
Army, OF brilliant parts. will play, sing and
First-Rey. 6. W. Parsons, D. D.: morning,
Tnre 5000 iright no evening ssfgice
soldiers Of a0f2as RsB.
= s' sss en sa A.nrs.
city that d Is to Come evening Good Soldier
: simpson.Rsv: ". H. Rider; morning, ..Ine
Question Of Church and state''; evening, ''self
pT Hse Ssuss James S
patEiotis music ~ tss choir - montgomery
viii have charge Of the service; Come and have
good tiInei special music.
'"The Enduring Memorial Of Love-" patriotic;
service; the church is beautifully decorated for
the occasion. %
Foss--Rey. ]. W. Heard: morning, 1.-THE God
Of Battles. Me norial Day sermon; evening,
The God Of the Water Brooks
Thirteenth Aveaue-Rev. G. f. Sharpe; morn
Ing, memorial. sermon before Appomattox Post
9. A.. r.; evening, Rev. T. F.. Allen memorial
service with unwilling Of portrait by the Epworth
League. 80 S. q
CONGREGATIONAL.
Linden Hills-Rey. Charles H. Maxwell. Morn.
in, How Can We Elevate the Life Of Mime.
apolisf first OF the series of Sermons for
Minneapolis; evening, Christ in the Midst OF
Fremont Avenue-Rev @. "A. Hilton. Morning
'.The ,Age-Long War; evening, "Only Say the
Lowry Hill-Rev Henry Holmes; morning
Rev. w: D. Tenny OF Chicago will speak; sub
5ect, 1.-THE Paradox of Burden Bearing al
1920; evening, Christian Endeavor at $50.
Pilgrim-Rev. f. A. Sumner; morning stSome
Problems Of the City,. evening, 1.-THE Christian
Bethany-Rev. NJ. B.. Morris; morning, ex
change with Rev. w. A. Snow; evening, ''Twc
Good Men Of the Long Ago.
Fifth Avenue-Rev James q. Smith; morning
"a Servant of Jesus Christi the fourth sig
ntfcant term Of the Christian life; evening, .'Sol
diers Old and New" patriotic sermon; mu
Park Ayenue.--Rey. g. s. Rollins, b. D..
| morning, 'tIerils OF the Nation in 1851 ant
by veterans Of the civil war; special patrioti
! Forest Heights-Rey. A. Thurman; morning
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Peruna. 1t is remedy tested by many
years experience.
The number of people who have been
cured by it is greater than the number
of people who have been cured by all
other catarrh remedies combined.
Don't let any one persuade you that
there is any remedy that can be substi-
tuted for Peruna. Pay no attention to
limitations.
The success of Peruna has tempted a
great many people to invent something to
take the place Of it.
There is no such remedy.
Insist upon having Peruna. Take no
other.
We have on file many thousand testi-
monials like the ones given here. We
can only give readers a slight glimpse
Of the vast array Of unsolicited endorse
ments we are receiving every month. No
other physician in the world has received
such a volume Of enthusiastic and CRATE
full letters Of thanks as DR.. Hartman for
Peruna.
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Norwegian Danish-Morning Professor a. Gum
dersen evening several speakers sr., -.
The single.Hearted Patriots; service aDprO-
UNITARIAN.
First-H: NJ. Simmons; morning, 1.-THE New
Altar Of the incarnation; Lesson from Art"
No evening service.
Grand Avenue Church Of Christ-Dr. Fred
evening Partnership with God" The regular
9u will Re given sD snd
sPRlTUALdsT.
Progressive Spiritualists OK. P. hall, Masonic
Temple l-,,Evening, Dr.: +. 3. Hufnail. Power
OF Mind; spirit greetings.
EPISCOPAL.
AL Saints George H. Thomas; morning, Trim
tty Sunday, holy communion; evening, service
and sermon. 80 a. M, holy communion; u
az, Holy Trinity.Rey; Stuart B. Purves; morning.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Fourth Church of Christ Scientist (Fourteenth
street and Second avenue ss)-Morning, God,
the Only Cause and Creator
Third e w Lake street Morning, "God, the
First Church Of Christ, Scientist (Fifteenth
street, between Park and Portland Morning,
God, the Only Cause and Creator; evening,
Second Church of Christ. Scientist Corner
God, the Only Cause and Creator"
UNIvERsALIST.
All Souls-A. N Alcott; morning 'eThe Role
of America Among the Nations, !" the memorial
service.
Tuttle-A. R. Tillinghast; morning, memorial
service, sermon by pastor. No evening service.
Church Of INSTRUMENTATION d. Shutter NOR
| ming, John Brown, the Herald of Emancipa-
| ton; evening" 1.-The Divine Background of HUI
man LIFE
LUTHERAN.
Trinity German-Rev. Frederic Sievers; moriI-
ing, How Unsearchable Are the Judgments Of
Cod; English evening service, 1880; preacher,
Rev. Henry Haserodt.
Salem English-Rev. George n. Trabert MORN
| ing. Regeneration; evening, yesper service.
Augustana-Rev c. ]. Petri D. D.; morning,
Degeneration; evening, English sermon. by
| DR.. j. Telleen.
| Portland Ayenue-Rev. r. w. Abberley; morn
i ing. Lessons from the Life of the Prophet
Enoch"; evening, memorial service, attended by
| members of G. A. R., patriotic addresses and
! songs. All old soldiers specially invited.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
| Peoples Mission superintendent c. H. Sweat;
p. M, temperance address. Edwin Phil; eve
: ming, Salvation Unto the Lord A. J. Culver.
People s-Rev. g. L. Morrill,; morning, .The
/ Soldiers Sacrifice
Ridges; morning he League Of Ioye a.n q
Yggdrasil Theosophical Society-Four p. M,
1.-THE Religions of the Future" Tin the Scam
4 dinavian language)
Excursions for Decoration Day.
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Pe-ru-na for Indigestion.

Leaf Club, 1902 Sixth avenue, Council
Bluffs, Iowa, writes:
''Peruna is no experimental medicine.
I have used it off and on now for three
years. At that time was cured Of ir-
regular painful menstruation. Since that
time have taken it for indigestion or
whenever felt overworked and in need
of a tonic, and I have always found that
it was Of great benefit to me. am
therefore pleased and happy to say
word in its praise, and shall gladly In
dorse it to my friends. Mrs. ]. P. Coady.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving
full statement Of your case.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of The
Hartman Sanitariun, Columbus, Ohio.