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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
i "SanoclsblaSet", Tom uofomne

j "SanorlSblaSst", Tom uofommer
I Sriitiauia, timber hi fslgenoe:
Til Observation-Disclosures ifal Der
bore in6fommet ct MnoragenSe, Der
gonr no paa at tilbpoe Stateu 9pg.
ming og llobeoring at enoel Serbia
rer imoo at fan anleonina til of
bugge Ssmmer | StatenS Sfoge til
ct pitt Wool, aIt unoer aontrol al
Statsmagterne. Saopi6t pi bar err.
inret itaar ct norif'nmerifauif Gel.
fob bag. Oct er life @eningen of
9ouerne, naor oiSie err fGroige, ifal
blipe Nftieielifob, men o%perleperes
Staten Iom gienoom. glt Der ifal
oGre Sifferbeo for at NioIerne ifal
Itrpffe til er oct Weningen, at ben
8ape iom De norife amerifanere bar
tGnft at ifipnfe 0orge / 1914 ifuIoe
benptteS BERTH. s ben anIeoning
oil Der, ioapibt hi bar e%rfaret, blipe
reiit Ell Iaitation 6eroper for at gipe
Sanfen S%iliIutniug. &t fan bore
enige l. at DC norife Imerifanere
aiorbe Ret | at ofre noget paa benne
Sonfe. Sernbaner er uoget iom
bort 9onS tr9n9er. Sfoler oerimob
fan ri oprette efter gebop."
Oct CIR fsrIte Sang, pi bar bort
ocnue 8Ion omtale, % pi letter inc.
iii pioere et SpsrgSmaalstegn peo
9laoets MeboeIeIie ON, at oct ifr,lbe
oGre ct omerifanIf SeIifab, Tom
itaor bag ct iaabant 8roieft. Spis
ina er SiIfpIbet, fan oct ibpertfaIo
neppe 'pttes / Sorbinoel'e meo Win.
oegouen berfro / 1914; tbt Der err
enonu iuaen o~rgnniieret 9ep9geIie
lot iaoug / I~ulebning at Ell iaaoan
@ape. oa oerfor fan man beaeriffe
tGnfe Jig, Of buerten noget SeIifnb
cIlcr no9eu GnfeItmanb Der oiIoe
to9e ii0 Den Rpuhiabeo at trGfie ne.
get arrangement ON, boorleoes Den
cpentlclle @aoe ifaI %nnpenbeS. Sor.
men for en- ioabon 8ape maatte bel
boa nGrmeit ufgisreS al @tperne
ieIp cler nogcu, iom / nioere Sor.
itono reprrienterer DC uorife / Inre.
rifo emo ct ououpmt SeIifab. Gen
uorifc Rcaicrin9 bill ielpfsIeeIig life
iu0IooC il0 poo nogeu SperenSfomit,
buia Cpiul6eIie er betiu9et al en- mi.
IiQ NQltntion heroper. Sorspriet
'orcfonmrr belle Wcooelelien oS tenn.
mCIlQ mUitllf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
9Gscrne blir ooerHsbige. Sra 2on.

2Gscrne blir operasbige. Sra 2on.
BON meboeles, at peo aabnin9en al
Den praftiif. l9gepioenIfabelige Sfole
i Sorbinbelie meb 2onoous Soipiita.
Ter iorIeoen Dag uotalte flere al 9n-
rerne, at Den DAG mart piloe fomme,
ba Observation-Disclosures 2aeer | Cont
Don pilbe bli operflsbiee, ibet be libt
efter liot piIoe i~ortrGnses at offent'
liee Sunbbebsfommisi9rer, bpis
@irfipmbeb mere pilbe eaa no poa at
iorebpgge Spgbomme emo at belbrebe
for Spgoomme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
Srufcsiur Saralo Spfioius, beI

YrOfcsiur Saralb Sbffoina ben
befien6te Ounife @ihenifobSmono, lto'
taIer / A~nlehuirg ErofcSior 2orcnt'
sens 6oriIng ON llOperling al Ero'
~fesiorer melcm oe 6orencOe Stoter
% 0aumnrf islgenbe f~ornuftige Orb:
Get piIOe iuteresiere mig meget
at foo Tmeritanerue beroper. De
or llStrpf for noget ~fiernere og mere
fremmeonrtet. noaet, ri enbmI life
rigtig bar Einene oobne for, eler
Tom ri misioritoar.
Serbiemme er oct eubuu ioabon,
Of Solf meo Imerita nGiteu fun for.
bin6er Santen ON Den boarbe %
benipnslsie Sagt efter Dollars. Neu
Der er ct nnoet Imertfa, iom pi buroe
fienoe. Oct nmeritnnife gnnoslip
er / piSie al line 9triugtiornrer gien'
nemtrGngt al en- cienoommeIig I'm
Snoerligbeo; Der or oper oct en-
Gbarme, iom uetop peo RoOiGmiu,
gen I'll oct pbre bGSbIGienbe Sip Der
oper pirtcr itPrft poo ben, Der tran.
ger inc 0eri. Get oiIbe bare Qoht,
ON man berbicmmc IGrte al ~ioritoo
bette"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
Gsaren taffer. Sra Sisbenbapl

Gsaren taffer. Sra Gisbenbapn
tcIesrnieres, at Sfibsbpseerfirmaet
gurmeiiter & @ain beriteos bar
mootaget ct Telegram fra G5aren al
RltsIano, bpori ban taffer Sirmaet
for bets ioIioe arbeibe meb Gsarens
ga6t "Stanoart". Soooe ben life
pGret iaa operorbentlie iterf o9 TO-
Iio, iaa piIbe Den iifferlig bape goaet
/ StDffer, oa Den itranbeoe paa en-
alippe / Den finife SfiGrsaarb for
rplig, flyer G5aren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08

Sbeater tiliips. Sra 2iperpool
mebbelcS, at Gmorbltnien bar al.
cepteret ct SiIbub fra ben ~befienota
Sbeotermnno Charles Srobmau ON
at isrge for gfboIoeIie Of Sbeater.
f%oreItiuinaer og aoucerter omborb
pao SeIifabets Sfibe. Broieftet oil
rimeliapiS fsrit bli iuGrfiat paa "Su'
iitania", bpor Ell flor Sal oil bli ino'
rettet BERTH. Sfueipiaere % Glue
ipiaerinoer / 2onoon Iifer imiblertio
life bette Broieft. "Spis Srobmon
bill tr9ffe tiIiiss meo mig, ifal oct bIi
en- berlie Soreitilina," iagbe Seps
mour SicfS, for ieg bIir iisipg belle
Sioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
gfpiicr shepipferne. sra stt

Ifbiicr 5beoiDferne. Sra Stoct'
bolm teIeeraferes ben Abe Sftober,
at Irs. EineIeps anmoonins ON
SiaaoeIie til at faa bpgge ct tbeoio.
fif Snitttut paa 8ifingss | Sdttern
= 2igbeo meb bet iom finbes peo
Yoint Coma / California - er bIet
afoiit Of De ~ipenife Rpnoisbeoer.
groieftet maa rimeIisnis belt opgi'
pes for Snerises 8~ebfommenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08

9n IilitGrbaluu. gu bar ogiaa
ben brittle grme facet tit itprbore
2uftifib, telegrafereS ira 9onbon. s
9erSoa$ foretoe ben en- meget pellpf'
fct 8repeieiIaos fra Sornborou9b til
Sou6on, monsprerenbe en- Sib / ole
Rrtninaer oper 2onbou % penbte iaa
tiIboae iii lthaauespuuttet. Gen I'M
berIige 6arfoit boiS SiIipnefcmIt
ootte tort Gcre / 9onbonS @aoer,
bar belle Siben rmber filbitGrSig
aontroI al 2uftifipperen. Selpe
@uloneu er pslieformig, omfring
100 SOB lang % 80 SOB / Snermaol;
Den tan Isite 1000 Iitnb. 9onSc'
len er lapet al aIuminium % Sell.
Dug. Raifiuen err Zig iuorettet, at
ben @oS, TOM ouniter no al Eetro'
Ieumen itrsmmer op | ielpe gaaouen
% bioraeer til at boloc ben iplSt,
- Den tpife 2ititifipper, @rep
Zeppelin, aeter peo Oct nGite 5orisg
meo tit upc Suftifib at isae at boIoe
ia IpGoenoc | 2uiten ! 16 Elmer !
e. SrGf % Of tiIbuaeIGage en- Straf.
ming al opimob 700 Iil. I'll oct
giemeS bill ban tOnitruere en- i~tertere
Rotor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
Walter @eaman anfcm ! Greoaa

Walter Wellman onfom ! 6reoagS
fra Rorge til Yaris, t~elegraferes Der.
fra. San bill opbolbe fig oeriteos ct
Bar Tiger og brager oerpaa biem til
amerita. San sientog fin tibIigere
Grfl9ring ON, at ban eiter Spitig'
uigsforiseet paa Spitsbergen er me.
re operbepiit emo noeeniinbe ON Nlla
liebebeu at at naa 8olen peo SiRlp
az 2uftifibet "gmerica".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08

Snlen. llomineringen er mi oefini.
tint opgtpet. Wan bar ibag after
taget fat paa arbeibet. Man bar
fonitateret, at Der life blot er ct Riim
til, men at Sulen bar en- SIer.
beo Of Smaabuler. BolitiasiItent
@runbt / l1ttrsnoeIagen, Der / flere
Gage bar peret tiliteoe peb Slsttim.
guttens Sateriast, er ogiaa ibag reiit
en- Sur til Slaa. Yolitiosiiiteuten
mebbraste fra Sron6biem iterfe eIef.
triife camper. Neb en- Zig 9ompe
og Ell &epolper | Saanben git en-
Sergeant fra Slaa mo | Sulen og
naaeoe oper 80 Weter inb. Sulen
er belle 8eien inboper meget trang.
Oct fises, at ban inbe | Slllen bar
funbet Stene, Tom maa bore Iogt
Der Of Wennei febenoer. Sen Si6e.
gang til SuIen, Tom gaar ret op, er
oct meaet uanifelist at fomme op l.,
ba ben er iteil og trang.> Soag Del.
tog omtrent ct ballot Sunoreoe Wano
/ gfterforifningen. Irbeibet fort.
i9ttes ogiua imorsen, ifisnt man MI
foritaar, at man er paa 8ilbipor.
Den 216e Sept: SibIte Gtt af
set marfelige SfueipiG / Slaa er MI
uoipillet. Sormobentlig Tom man
igaar til Snerbepisning oml at oct
belle bar glpnoberf. Ger bar mat
ingen 8agt oeb Sulen, og ibag er
alt roligt. Seberne for l~noerisgel.
len, iom bar ubenbpebsfrd, er retit
biem. Eli at fisIne Stemningen bi.
brog ogiaa BET toIbe, ubpgseIige
@eir meo Snefalo.
Oct er / og for Zig m9rfeltg at
Solf bar frunet fpite en- iaaban pibt.
aooenoe Siltro til SobonS Spner.
Nea " 81 r ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
gnarfiit / Sipbcnbapn.

gnarfiit | Sipbcnbaon. Sra 8is'
beubapn telearafereS ben 4be Otto
Der: Sort Sio iuoen Gufefeiierinoe
0ngmar % 9ronning aleranora /
CONNER anfom til tit me CONNER
palaoS peo greiunb, Sptoere, bleo
en- una Enifer peb 9apn Nieiigb, iom
ct bolpt aorS Sib bapoe bapt anipt.
telie / ct 9agcri | N9rbeben al go.
Iaoiet, arreiteret Tom Ell farIig Inar.
fit. Son ieubteS biem til Spiflanb
meo GaalGa ON aloris at penbe til
baee iii 0anmarf. S9aar mobtos
8oIitiet Der i 9pcn ct Telegram ON,
at Nieiieb after er paaoei til &isben'
baon. Sire 3eteftiuer msOte berior
op peb Stotionen % fsrte Nanoen
lige / arreiteu. BoIitiet fsIer Zig
oeerbepiit ON, at ban babe onbt iitn'
sc. WiIitGrpagten omfrin9 De TO
GronninserS SALADS er M bIet for
iterfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
Sueriac on MusIauS.

SueItBr pg JtueiuHp, Slu SIprls
bolm teIeeraferes, ct ben riisfiife
uoenrissminiiter SswoIffp forIeoen
Dag anfom BERTH os f~onferereoc meo
Den ipenife lloenrissminiiter 8reu
Sroae - ionoipnIisois ON Spsras-
maaI onaoaenbe ben ipenif.risiiife
@r9uie norbenfor Saparanoa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
SurbrBOcritatiitifeu pier {

Observation-Disclosures pi'er o&, at
oper @~oIpbeIcn al Dent ION nemmc~
for en Torbruoelie, er u0cn aieno,
fob iii noQct SIaaS N~oouoUGrt; ocn
niier IiNcIeoca, at en- GrcoieoeI Al
DC osmtc I~1orbruocrc cr Ferioncr i
Iloercn ire is til - Nor. Sfi0ut
bette oItion cr cit aieuoaqicruina.
iom lister iig pou uejoNtiQc Cpao.
rer. ino er oct piitnot minorc oInrln.
ncIiot bcflcnot, boooc at Der cr ioa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08
Sra uolanoet.
Gre a~merifanifc Wormoner, Sc,

bar anfommet til 1pifIano for at bri.
be Hropagonba for Wormonismen,
er blet nopiit al 2anbet, ~niebbeIes fra
DRESDEN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-08

Oct er / % for Jig marfelis at
SoIf bar funnet f9ite en- iaaban pibt.
aooenoe Siltro til Sobon8 Spner.
SSSffe bare fra Slaa, men fra Rabos
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
CHARLIE ROSS HAS THOUGHTS.
Some Things He Thinks Differently
 from Others.

Say, I've about concluded that everything is right and there's noth- ing wrong said Charles J, Ross with "The Social Whirf' company. Il think grief is a kind of joy; tears, laughter, It's all the point of view
 "When's a bad play not bad play? When the other fellow thinks it's a good play. Do you believe every play is a good play?
 Tn six months l may love my enemy. There was a time when I ad- mired little women; 1 think I now ad- mire large women. I used to think that there is a kind of selfshness in giving; for there is kind of joy in the distribution of gifts, But now ] think there is no selfshness anywhere.
 of your neighbor has a gait or a trait of character that you don't just admire, why you ought to. Some one some where admires him and his traits. And who can say that your opinion is better than some one elses Judgment is founded on rot. It.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
Stole Father's Clothes.

According to the authorities, Francis Reynolds, fifteen years old, the son of John F. Reynolds, a saloon keeper at 226 Hamilton street, is a bad boy, and yesterday morning he was once more before the city court This time he is charged with stealing four suits of clothes from his father
 Superintendent Preston of the Organ ized Charities, states that despite the fact that Francis father has done ev~ erything possible for the boy it has been unavailing.
 Two or three years ago Francis got into some trouble and he was given a chance to reform. More trouble follow ed, and then the boys father stated that he would put the boy in the St. John S school at Hartford, He did so but the boy ran away from there and started on rowing career.
 Whenever he got snort of money he would help himself to things belonging to his father.
 Arrested about a year ago the boy was committed to the reform school and short while ago he was paroled He returned home,a and now 1t is claim cd that he stole his fathers clothes.
 Yesterday morning Judge Tyner con tinued the case until to-day, so that the reform school authorities might have a chance to come after the boy
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
Al First Methodist Episcopal Church.

Public worship with sermon by the pastor at 10:S0 a. m.. and 7:30 P m. Morning theme, "The Secret of Highest Art" At 6:3O the Epworth league meeting will be. held. At 7:9O the pas tor will give the first of the Sunday evening addresses on the truth. error and mistaken emphasis of what is known as Christian Science The subjects will be as follows
 September 29--Why No Real Scientist Could Be a Member of the Cult Called Christian Science
 October 6-Why No Real Christian Need Be a Member of the Cult Called Christian Science.
 October 1S-Why No Real Christian Should Be a Member of the Cult Calico Christian Science.
 The aim of these discussions will be to clear the minds of some who may. be confused as to the significance of Mrs. Eddy's teaching, and in Q spirit of truth and love. to advocate in their just relations such values as may be represented by the trend known as the New Thought"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.

Corner Howard avenue and Portsea street The pastor, Rev. w. w. w. Will son D. D., will preach tomorrow morn- ing On "The Paean of Victory. and at night on "A Forgotten Hero.' The services of the entire day will be as follows: Class meeting at 9:S0 a. m, Preaching at 10:90 a. m: and 7:30 D. m. vesper service at 6:45 p. m.. led by Miss Mary Hill. Weekday services: Second and third quarterly conference Monday night at o'clock. Ladies Aid, Tues day at 2:9O ?. m. Prayer meeting Tues day at 7:30 D. m Ladies prayer meet ing Thursday at 2:45 p. m, led by Miss swartz who will have returned from her vacation; Junior league Friday at ! 4 D. m. Class meeting and probation CTS class led by Miss Swartz Friday at l7:30 D. .m To all of these services the
 public Is cordially invited.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
Dwight Place Church.

The service at the Dwight Place church Sunday, the 2sth, will be of a special nature. It is "the rally" in the Bible school at 12 o'clock with pro- cessional songs, greetings of classes and teachers, roll call, speeches and a welcome to everybody, old and young. The morning service will be keyed to the thought of the Bible In relation to modern life. MT. Don 0. Shelton, pres sident of the National Bible institute of New York and who is to give the address at the Y. M. c. A. in the af- ternoon, will by the courtesy of the association be present at the above service and make brief remarks. At 7;30 D. m. the evening service will be resumed and the pastor will preach. The choir will be assisted by male quartet and render the following se- lections:
 Anthem-"The Lord Is My Rock. ....
 Woodman Male Quartet Remember Now Thy creator ...,.............,... Rhodes Anthem-"The Lord Reigneth" Frey Offertory-"O Eyes that are Weary"
 Brown Male Quartet-"L Loyal to Thee' ..Kraff The public are invited to any or all of these services.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
Autoist Wins His Appeal.

A verdict of not guilty was render
 u yesterday afternoon in the case if Thomas Hooker in the common |leas court where he had appealed rom "a fine of $5 imposed in the Mad lon town court for overspeeding an |uto. The jury was out about forty I've minutes. MT. Rockers car was |eld up while travelling at a high rate if speed while returning from the Fale- Harvard boat race June 2S. The |uto was driven at that time by a |olored chauffeur who was not held. Ereat interest was taken in the case |y autoists of this city, many of Fhom followed the whole trial.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
|IVORCE SUITS GRANTED
 IN SUPERIOR COURT |homas Hooker, of Hartford, Wins His Appeal in Auto Trial. HORT CALENDAR CASES --------- |rancis Reynolds Stole His
 Fathers Clothes Held Until To- day.
HORT CALENDAR CASES

Divorces granted at the session of he superior court yesterday after bon included the following: Harriet Glaessner from Herman E. |laessner, on the ground of desertion. he couple married on January 2S, B9S. Plaintiff given right to resume Ter maiden name. Lillian M. Tullock from James Tul- bck, on the ground of assertion.
 tarried August 2S, 1901. Plaintiff
 esumes her maiden name of Lillian |. Frasier.
 Antoinette Chubb from Clarence w. |hubb, on the ground of desertion. Earried May 1, 1900.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28

The music for the services will be an anthem for opening, The Lord Is Ex- iker viii sing, 50 I Can Watt by Briggs. The Sunday school session at noon offers to all persons of whatever age class privileges for the study of the lesson. At the meeting for young people MT. Judd will be in charge; m officers number of interesting fea- lures will give the meeting larger proflt At evening worship the pastor will preach on How te Live" The Quartet will sing for opening Father of Mercies," Schneider; for offertory Saviour When Night Involves the Sky" by Shelley. These services are open to all without reservation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
Many Divorces Granted.

Three divorce decrees have been |assed upon by Judge Gager in the |uperior court, out of the dozen peti-
 honed for.
 Mary J. Mortell is granted separa- lon from her husband, Dennis J, |Iortell. The couple were married
 February 16, 1898. Desertion was he ground.
 The decree in the case of John R. Harrison of Branford against Bertha, Harrison is based upon the same |-round. They were married July IT., l901. Hattie G. Phelps Doolittle, a well |snown music teacher here, also ob- |ained decree from George Edward |Doolittle of Washington, D. C. on the lame ground They were married
 Fuly 28, 1892
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28

the inspiration of the minute. It may be based on soup or nuts.
 T used to think that there's a dif- ference between dirty napkin and a clean one I don't any more.
 What right have you to say that this or that woman married weak ling?s Maybe she has, and maybe she hasn't. 4etSyM&
 know women who have married men because they wore certain col ored hosiery. Who are you to say they're wrong?
 Tn speaking of her divorced hus- band, l heard a woman enthuse thus the other evening: He Is a big fellow. splendid fellowl He changed his underwear every day!'
 You may think that fellow is a plebian, or a brute. But he isn't. She loves him. She loves him for his pure underwear In her scar and yellow days she will love him for his clean underwear When she thinks of him or her death bed she will see a clothes line of nice, clean underwear. And who are you to say that she is wrong?"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
Plymouth Church.

The pastor, Rev, Dr. McLane, will preach in the morning on Gods Day" The theme of the vesper service at 5 o'clock will be "The King of Love-" Persons who cannot attend a morning service or who cannot well attend a service after night are cordially invited to attend this service.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
LOST HAND UNDER CAR WHEELS

Westbrook, Sept 27.-Martin Town send lost his right hand beneath the east bound passenger train at the sta- ton here Wednesday evening. Town send had arrived on the train from the west, and in trying to alight be- fore the train came to standstill pitched forward. He struck the ground and fell with his hand be- meath the wheels. When rescued from his perilous position it was found that his hand had been run over and sev- cred at the wrist.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
 IN LOCAL CHURCHES Signor Gamardella to Sing at
 Trinity Episcopal in
 the Evening. MEETING AT THE Y. M. C. A. Special Services at Dwight Place-Dr. Goats at 0livet Baptist.
MEETING AT THE Y. M. c. A.

signor Ganardella, the eminent young tenor soloist, who sails shortly for England to join the Covent Garden Opera company, London, will make his last appearance in this country at Trinity P, F. church tomorrow night, The choir, under the direction of Har- ry J. Read, will render a special musi- cal service, and Signor Gamardella will be heard in Randegger's famous aria, Save Me, o God" The service at Trinity church begins at 7:SO to- morrow in place of o'clock, the lat ter hour having been in operation dur ing the summer months.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
FROST IN COLLINsvILLE.
Plants and Vegetables Nipped--Twt
 Days Later Than Year Ago.

Collinsville, Sept. 27.--The first frost of the season visited this town last night and nipped many vegetables and plants. The mercury dropped to twenty-nine degrees in some sections of the town. The first frost this year is two days later than last year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
The Church of the Redeemer.

Morning worship, with sermon by the pastor at 1O;3O o'clock. Sunday school and adult Bible class at 12 m. Young Peoples meeting at 6:SO D. m. Even ing service in welcome hall, Oak street, at 7:45. Dr. Phillips will speak on, Three symbols for every day use" MT. Hollis will sing. The public cordially invited to all services.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
Rev. Dr. Coats to Speak at oIivet
 Church.

The Rev. A. B, Coats, D.D., state evangelist for the Baptist denomna- ton in Connecticut, will occupy the pulpit of Olivet church of Dixwell av- enue, near Henry street, tomorrow. Rev. Dr. Coats is most talented and convincing speaker and has won hosts of friends wherever he has preached during the two years of work in this state. At the morning service he brings a special message to young people. All seats are free. You are most cordially invited.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
SEEKING EXCITEMENT.
Williams College Seniors Want to Re-
 store Hazing.

Williamstown, Sept. 27.--The senior class of williams college held it's first meeting last night, and after electing class officers appointed committee of five to walt upon the faculty and en- deavor to secure the restoration of the customary freshman parades, public hazing of all descriptions, and the un- der class rushes, Hazing in all it's forms is now prohibited.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
St. paul's.

The services at St. Paul's church to- morrow-Feast of St. Michael and all AngelB--are Holy Communion, 9;S0 a. m.; Morning Prayer and sermon by rector, 10:30 a. m; Sunday school, in parish house, 1215 m; Evening Prayer and sermon by rector 7:SO p. m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
Short Calendar Cases

Il Several cases in the short calendar lame up on motions. Tn the case of Ambrose Bradley against Grace E.
 Bradley, he was ordered to pay $9 8 |veek to the defendant as alimony pen
 hente lite.
 In the case of Oliver Abel of Ham
 lien against Victoria Abel, $2 alimony
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
First English Lutheran Church.

First English Lutheran church, Law renee and Foster streets. Morning worship at 10:3O with sermon by Rev, J. Luther sieber on Christian Dis couragements." Sunday school at 11:3O. c. E. at 7 p. m, led by Charles Hansen. Vesper service at 7:45 with sermon by the pastor on Learn of Me-"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
V. M. 0. A.

The first of the mass meetings for men will be held in the Foy auditorium tomorrow at S:45 o'clock. The men will be addressed by MT. Don o. shelton of New York a special feature will be the vested choir of Trinity church, thir- ty-six voices, under the direction of Harry J. Reade
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
Humphrey Street Congregational
 Church,

Public worship at 1o;2O a. m., with sermon by the pastor, Rev F. R. Luc- yek, on "The Open Windows of the Divine Life;" in the evening at 73O, with sermon on "The Conversion of the Good" Bible school at 12 m. Chris tan Endeavor at 6:S0 p. m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
City Mission House.

At the City Mission house, tomorrow evening, Rev. Mir. Mossman's subject will be Separation" II Cor 6:17. An after-service will be held for fuller in formation by question and answer in regard to Speaking with Tongues" All interested are invited to be present The hour of service is 7:30 p. m 9th. CT Sunday services as usual at a. m and ct p. m.