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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

young peoples club slubrqem: The topic for this
The women's meeting at westminster church
at pm. today will be inf charge of the Young
Women's Christian Association .s9s Rev Fred r.
| Taylor will speak Your Psasm." Solos will
be rendered by w. s. Weeden and Miss Oar
lotta Stockdill.
! DR.. J. Wilbur Chapman will preach at the
| regular morning service at Central Baptist
| church today and Fred Butler will sing.
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EPISCOPAL MISSION ENDS
Church and Choir Unite for Final Serv.
Ice at st. Marks.

This evening brings to an end the
Episcopal mission coordinate with the
campaign of evangelism. The Episco-
pal churches unite and all the choirs
unite for the last service, which will be
held In St. Mark s procathedral at 8
clock tonight. Archdeacon Weber
will preach a farewell sermon, and the
choirs will sing the Hallelujah chorus
and other anthems. This will be an
opportunity not only to see the church
service at it's best, but to thank per-
structions and sermons during the mis-
sion have brought together and reused
the Episcopal churches of the city as
never before.
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THE BURNING BUSH

The maple flames with crimson leaves,
And as the ftful breezes sigh,
Like ripping tongues of fire
They lick the edges Of the sky.
Yet all it's color and it's glow
Is wrapped in winters winding sheet,
And all its pomp must pass away
For springtime's resurrection sweet
The mysteries Of life and death
1t holds, for those. who turn to scan;
So yearly from the burning bush,
The Lord God speaks to man. 80
Brooklyn Life.
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CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Rev Marion
D: Shutter, DID,; morning: 1.-THE Awakening
of the Public Conscience: evening, 1.-The
Conqueror Of the World"
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
PORTLAND AVE. Observation-Disclosures ave-
nue. and Grant street: Rev. ]. b: Bicknel1:
adjourned for the special evangelistic, services
at the First Presbyter church, Nineteenth
and Portland avenues
MISCELLANEOUS
NORTH SIDE SPIRITUAL SOCIETY,". O. o.
F. hall, 400 Twentieth avenue N: 2:30 pm.
lecture by H. Hegdahl: greetings by Mrs
SPIRITUAL RESEARCH sOCETY-Richmond
hall, Fifth street and Third avenue s; morn
ing, 1.-THE Great Necessity Of Organization
Shy by Re- Rsy Alies Wickstr ianond n,
what Is Spiritualism p II. E. Wheeler: tests
by Mrs. Frances D. Wheeler; special music.
NEW THOUGHT ACCOMPLISHMENTS Temple;
Ruth B. Ridges; morning, Developing Spirit
NEW THOUGHT soc1ErY-Eighth street and
Nicollet avenue; Dr. Louis Williams; evening,
tThe Revival of Common Sense; everybody
sPRITUAL1sT independent society = 900
Hennepin avenue; Mrs. r. s. Emerson; even
ing, 1.-THE New Dispensation." followed by
greetings.
Band Of Peace) 900 Central
avenue; Mrs. s. M. Lowell. lecturer: evening.
G. 4. E. Hall I1lS Washington and Twentieth ave-
n n N.Emil swenso n; a.! Morning Where
MENTAL SCIENCE (Richmond hall, Third ave
nue. s and Fifth street)---Dr. Raymond. Even
ing, Power to Control" Practical demon
strations given. All welcome.
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wv YHEN announcement was first
~ made that DR.. j. Wilbur
w Chapman and his company Of
associate evangelists were going to
make a campaign for the conversion OF
the entire city of Minneapolis, the pro-
ject was looked upon by one and all as
scheme which in extent had never
been equaled in modern day religious
campaigning. Now that the campaign
Is In full sway in Minneapolis, the sue
cess Of the great move is no longer IN
question.
But on leaving Minneapolis with
his gospel WORKERS viii undertake
campaign which makes the Minneapolis
labor in comparison fade almost into
insignifcance. ~
Beginning Nov. 10, DR.. Chapman will
attempt the evangelization of the entire
state Of New Jersey, commencing the
revival work in twenty-five different
cities at the same time, and keeping it
up with some seventy-fve meetings
daily for four weeks. The state which
is the home Of American industrial COM
bines will see combine Of workers for
the church and the things Of God such
as even the most sanguine men Of the
ministry have never before dreamed.
For four weeks in New Jersey, from
so 900 to 100000 individuals will have
opportunity to hear "the old, old
story,' and be brought by the thou
sands into the communion of Christian
fellowship and active church life.
The cities Of New Jersey in which the
campaign will be conducted simultane-
ously, the evangelists assigned for each
place with their associate gospel singers,
are as follows:
Paterson.
EvANGELIsTs SINGERS.
Rev. J. W. Chapman. Fred Butler.
| R A. Walton. Charles F. Allen.
| Rev. A. w. Spooner, DID Chas. F. Rykert.
| Rev. Daniel S. Toy. Frank Dickson.
| Rev w. A. Bodeli. A. NJ. Roberts.
| Rev. j. 81. Elliott, DID. Chas. F. Rykert.
Rev. R.. A. Walton. o. F. Pugh. .'~
| Rev O. G.. Mcdowell Mr.. Voerland.
Jersey City. 81.
Rev. J. W. Chapman. Fred Butler.
! R. A. Walton Chas. F. Allen.
Rev. j. R. Pratt. Ralph T. Fulton.
II. W. Slough. w. H. COLLISION.
| Rev. DR.. John A. Earl. Prof. W. S. Weeden.
Rev. John Robertson John W. Long.
| Rev. Lester H. Leggett. To be supplied
| Rev. Thomas Houston. To be supplied
| Rev. Tlman Hobson. To be supplied.
. Newark.
Rev J. w, Chapman. Fred Butler.
Rev, W. G. Evans Chas. F. Allen. 4.
| Rev. G. B. Strouse, DID. H. L. Maxwell.
| Rev. H. D. Sheldon. Mr.. Ross.
| Rev. E. f. Hallenheck. Mr.. Wells. "a
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STUDENTS TWILIGHT CONCERT.

The first Of a series Of twilight
concerts' will be given at the univer
sity chapel next Friday evening, I'M
der the auspices of the: Y. W. G. A..
In this opening concert Arthur Rollins.
will give some piano solos, Miss Anna
Louise Woodcock will play a violin
number, and Clifford Eff &c: ohappine
"Paul Revere g Ride to be read by
Cyrus Brown in his own inimitable
style, and a selection by Miss Mabelle
Snyder. -. -.
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I,,1ther League R,aJlv,

The Twin City Luther League will
hold rally meeting at 8 o'clock to-
morrow evening in the Memorial Eng
lish Evangelical Lutheran church, W
Rev. F. S. Beistel will deliver an ad-
dress on elmer Missions,' and Rev.
A. J. D. Haupt will speak on elmer
Mission Work in st. Paul.
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Professor Karl Schleich says that
!" combating fatigue with nicotine, alco-
hol, tea or coffee, is like bandaging
the eyes Of q watch dog"
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PORTER ORDINATION
Council OFF ght Churches Will Conduct
~ - Cereniofy at G1enwood. s :,
Special to The journal.

0D Glenwood cd, Mimi Inn, Nov: 11.-1nvita-
gational churches for council to con-
duct ordination services for George e.
Porter, recently called by the Glen
wood church. The pastor and one dele
gate from the churches at. Alexandria,
Benson, Little Falls, Mankato, Monte
video, Sank Center and Lowry Hill
and Pilgrim Of Minneapolis will take
part in the ceremony Dec. s., -. =.
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ly built and established by Augustana

church.
The Augustana congregation has also
were inclined to devote their lives to
church work. The parish has sent at
least dozen young men to theological
schools, most Of them having graduated
and are now serving in the ministry.
Mve young ladies have been sent to the
Deaconess Institute at Omaha. Sister
Hultquist is one of these. The church
has accomplished great things in
late years, and the outlook for future
accomplishments is even brighter.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
WEsLEY'S MUSIC TODAY.

The following program of music will
be given at Wesley church today under
the direction of Willard Patten, choir
master:
MORNING.
Organ prelude, Largo ........... .Fumigalli
Anthem, "Praise the Lord''. .Randegger
Response, "Like as the Hart. .......... .Henke
Ofertory, Lord We Implore Thee" 80. .Franck
Postlude, march, 'Maestoso' .......... .Himmel
EVENING.
Organ, prelude in F''..................L iebig
Choir voluntary, "O'er the Distant Noun
Jams 80, III :.sn t 'o''s
Response, 'The Lord Is Mindful" .Mendelssohn
Offertory, "Thou Will Keep Him In Perfect
Contralto Ar.a-Mrs. Williams; violin obligatc
Alex Liddell.
Organ prelude Fantasy. ...........Du Bots
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

At Fowler NJ E. church Rev. r. Watson Coop
er, pastor, will speak this morning on Home
Coming Of Gods Children Professor Weeden,
the Chicago composer, will sing. In the even
ing the regular union evangelisuc service will be
conducted,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Rev Marion
D. Shutter, DID,; morning, 1.-THE Awakening
Of the Public Conscience; evening, 1.-The
81 COnuueror Of the World go
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Solltif
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Werper.
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mer, en- German, og fremfor aft en-
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Orb: SUBS Strait fulotommes t Dor
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meb Sub - % MenneItelipets Barb
90 Tblbe t Samfunb meb Sub.
Man m9rfer, at Sorfdtteren taller
fanbe % betantIomme Orb og tenoer
Silberne, Der er lagt til @runb for
renne npperlige Bog.
Sen fuds / 9anif6 autb. pub.
t6ouTe, Blair, Nebr., o9 Mtoiter, tint
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g4eft / ganbet Og brut t.
net. gn ret %ejenbommeIig ulptfe
ftete forleben Dag / 9inbbOrg. st 2
Mars Barn. Der par / pleje bos fine
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beren til ObenIe, boor 8arnets ITO
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meo fin &dlefdeoogn ubenfor 9uist.
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gen GO @ognen ben / ct @anbbul,
Der liager tat OeO 9ufet. Sort 9ib
sfter fonbt man fig. oStioc $751;"
Barnet. men ane OplipningSforIpg
bar for99bes.
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Mentgbebs Sro."
Der er 10 aoitilig rem 9eIteo
henne llbtalelie. Men Der er ogla1
noget / ben, IOm giDer ben ct otli
fomif Ster. 8oniiItoriet bar tbbes
ligt moi oiaet finbe en- llbpej til at
labe Or. Slider blibe t @mbeoet, nq
Iaa untages bet, at ban enbnu er
Ell neutrality-suspicious. og mongler till
IfrafteIig tbeologilf 0annelie. III
Iige bette ON en- gdmmel pr9it og tbes
olo9iIf ~gGresbottor, er milbeit tai
libt Isgt. Og bet fpltes og tog eli
6et Del at araften fra be ebrige lloa
talelIer.
9r. Slider appelIereOe til BET
~preusIiTfe Sbertirferaob, o9 ban
bebbebe I i'm @ppeI oRetningernes
qioeberettigelie."
Morts Mdaneb Tom Sberfirtez
raabsts ogefteb". fOm er pdu life
minbre enb nj Solioiiber. Den frems
talbte itrats bib Sltbel I ben olibes
rdle" presie, ibet ben nemlig ubtuler
en- Misbiaigelie at aOnfiitOriets mars
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On Sgf0tpO. Der er / ben le'
mere lib 6leoen beguaet Here fore
@%elptgberier / @albn, pau 9Iterbro
og / 8iaaerne langs StranbOeisn.
= 5orleben GftermibOag tom IN ung
Mano inb til ganteloaner pumperin
| Mgnter9obe, 9~sbenbabn og piloe
pantiatte no9le SelpIfeer, men ia
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be Mi5tante til BAN, to9 ban Slug
ten. 9r. pomperin iatte imiblertio
efter BAN % fit BAN efter en- bibiig
Su9t poUgrebet.
Zen onbolbte er en- mango 8dn9e
Itraffst qerion, 4nOers goulien fom
en- Sang poa bet ohentli9es 9etOits
ming bar pGret ienot til 4merita;
tnOnu bar ban intet Oiaet %tiIItuu, men
ban tr bog iittert @erningsmanben
til be nqbnte S~slptpoerier.
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en- mn @rabemuti n E.
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bar / be Ienere Qar fdbriteret oos
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nation, Der / bisie Gage er bleber
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poitens beitilt al en- Manb pua 2gre.
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al en- roterenbe 3romle. Der er gen
nembrubt at 9ulIer at forieGig Stsr.
relie. @ennem oisie Suffer ~iorter:s
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re Sftn for ia. iaaIebes at bet itrata
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3tgsi Tenet meb
ale bets lllemper ilipper Oanmart
nu for. iiOen 3Igsinerne nu itanofes
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funot fig / Splge Sob. gp." en- 9en'
EARN, ibet 3rupen bar mist9ntt for
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OOertirferaaoet i%friOer teligere, mere
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8etningernes 9igeberetigelie / ben
pr%oteitdntiIfe airte %forlanger fulb
fri geo9gelie o9iaa / Menigbeoen /
pr9biten pg llnoerOisning for 9eres
&riituslRre, Der fife Blot enIibigt be-
toner Sefu ianoe MenneIteligfe9,
men ubtrpttelig fortaiier ariiti SUB
bonn, Iaa fan bette ingeniinbe til tie
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Dor 9irtes 8efenbelie."
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telige Wpnbigbeber bar taget Stits
ling imob Or. Slider Og bans 5orz
oringer, lben at man bog fan ie,
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Oroene.
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andre Steber enb oeb, bodo Wpnoigz
beOerne gsr. 29nge fer ODertirtee
rddoet ubtalte fig, er bet tommet III
en- Menia6eOs6eoagelie, iaa trafti9
% ~afgiort, Iom man life lange bar
tenot bet.
Der er T. Gts. noget gri6enbe I ct
lpie 9%eFeratet ON ct berlinit MasIes
mpoe al betenoeliestro Menneiter,
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tige 8ori amling lpoeligt fremiiger ben
apoItoltite 3rosbetenbelie og ipngsr
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6i5ie oMenig6eo8meolemmer", Der
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WGnb / 9raiteoragt itaa for Nltss
ret o9 efter 3itualet fremIige ggn>
ner % getenoelier , 6bi8 Orb be IelO
bar uotalt fig imob.
Oet fgles mere % mere, at fer er
W}ooi9tninger, iom life / 2Gn9oen
fan pare Iammen, Og man tyr pitt
9oOt Tpad, at 5nlflano8 airtelip / De
tommeube @ar / bsjeIte Grao Dil
prGqes al ben 6egpnbte admp. Or.
St0cter bar 9iort bet originate 5ors
flag, at man ifuloe laoe De li6erdle
fan no9le al 9irterne og iaa Itilles.
5%orelpbig bar Der til 2. Maj iams
mentolot ct tort airtemsoe / Berlin
al 6etenoeliestro Menneiter. Den me
Oomfirfe par itiGet til 3adoig6eb for
Na6ningsguostjeneIten. Qddr oenne
Nrttfel trbttes, er Meoet bolo, 90
fnart pil bets HeIultat blibe betenot.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-18
THIS MORNINGS GOSSIP

accept it. Mrs. Smiths work for the hos pltal extended over period as long as the hospital numbers it's years, and her valuable and tireless services are fully appreciated by the members of the board and all friends of the hospital.
 Mrs. Bussey. who succeeds Mrs. Smith, is one of the most prominent women who are interested in philanthropic work and she brings to the office great executive ability, judgment and a knowledge of hospital work that eminently fits her for the office.
 Mrs. A. 1T. Benners was elected vice. president. Mrs. Morris Marx secretary, and Mrs. c. T. Randall was reelected treasurer. Her services in this respon- sible office cause the board to feel they could not possibly dispense with her splendid work in this capacity. The mem- bership of the board remains the same with one addition. Mrs. c. T. Yates being elected member yesterday. Besides the officers, the other members are Mrs. J. w. Bush, Mrs, J. Morgan Smith, Mrs. Mortimer Williams, Mrs. c. A. Tyson, Mrs. T. H. Motion, Mrs. w. B. Catch ings, Mrs. Robert Munger. Mrs. Lucy Stratton, Mrs. Henry Bernard, Mrs. C.. T. Yates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-18
MRS. TOMLlNSON
 ENTERTAINS D. A. R.

Mrs. John W. Tomlinson, regent or General Sumpter chapter, Daughters Of the American Revolution, entertained yesterday in celebration of the wedding day of General Washington and Martha Curtis. The house was decorated bril- liantly in flags and the national colors and the occasion was one of interest, to which an appropriate programme added great deal of pleasure.
 Mrs. J. Morgan smith, state regent, read extracts from Leila Herbert
 Washington, His Homes and His House.
 hods' giving in full the chapter de-
 scribing his wedding day. MT. Loder, the popular young tenor, gave several num- | bers, which were well received, the Daughters expressing their pleasure by enthusiastic applause. Among others who | assisted in the programme was Mrs. Parks, who gave a recitation. She is | the teacher of expression at the Orr school The programme was extremely entertaining, and at its conclusion a buff | fet luncheon was served during the in formal reception. A large number of the | Daughters were present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-18
MERCHANTS REFUSE TO PAY.
Girard Citizens Do Not Think Open
 Door License Is Legal.

Girard, January 16.-(special)--A sensa- ton was created in municipal circles in Girard today when the merchants of the town refused point blank to pay the open door license required by the city of Glrard under an ordinance recently adopted
 Heretofore while certain lines of busi- ress have been taxed in Girard, yet there was no general open-door license tax. Re gently the council adopted an ordinance fixing such tax. This morning when
 Clerk Knowles started out to collect the merchants refused to pay the money, say ing that there is nothing in the charter of the city of Girard which permits the imposition of any such tax. Mayor Coul- ter admitted that the authority of the city to collect the money was somewhat doubtful, and said that the ordinance had been passed by the council without getting legal acvice. The matter will be referred to the city attorney of Girard, and the council will take his advice what e;er 1t is