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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-20

Every man his own lifeboat" is
this years motto for the athletic
kyk4A department at Amherst college.
80 Last spring a natatorium, the
gift OF Harold ]. Pratt Of the class of 1906
was added to the Pratt gymnasium, and
beginning with this years freshmen class
all the men are being taught to swim.
Those who were found to be able to take
care of themselves in the water did GYM
nastic and track work. and statistics have
been carefully kept to determine which
of the two branches of work did the more
for the development of the men.
The class Of 1910 numbers 1853 men. At
the beginning of the fall term the average
height Of the men who could not swim
was feet ~ inches; the average weight
was 1856 pounds, and the average lung
capacity was 234 cubic inches. For four
days in the week the non-swimmers re-
ported for instruction at the pool TO r.
+. Nelligan, assistant professor of hygiene
and physical education.
At the end of seven weeks it was found
that the average height Of the men who had
worked at the swimming pool was s feet
s inches, a gain OF a quarter inch: the
average weight was 14S pounds, q gain OF
eight pounds, while the average lung
capacity was 25s cubic inches, a gain Of
"a inches.
Every man in the class was able to keep
afloat at the end Of the seven weeks, and
many had become expert in the water
Special attention was given to form in
swimming and each man received indi-
vidual attention.
The members of the class who were al
ready swimmers worked on the athletic
field every morning under the direction
of DR.. p. c. Phillips, associate professor
of hygiene and physical education. and
p. r. Carpenter. the Hitchcock fellow In
the same department.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-20

According TO the decision of the Nationa
Association of Base Ball Leagues, the UNI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-20

y, During the last season with Layton, Jim
t,mie Austin batted .25s and Yielded 800 He
is credited with nfty-nine stolen bases
twenty-slx sacrifice hits and seventy-nve
runs. This shows he is pretty fast and
indicates his promise Right behind Austin
comes BIN White. the short stop from
Webb CITY. He was secured after much
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
ONE CANDIDATE
HAS WITHDRAWN
M. D. DlcKERsoN RETlREs FROM
RACE FOR SOLICITOR GENER-
AL OF THIS CIRCUIT.

Hon. M D. Dickerson, solicitor
general of the county court of Coffee
who has been in the race for solici-
tor general of the Brunswick circuit
to succeed Hon John W. Bennett,
Of Waycross. has retired from the
contest.
This leaves only two candidates in
the field Judge A. D. Gale. of Bruns-
Vic md Hon. E. L. Walker. of
Blackshear. Both of these candi-
dates are already actively at work
and the race between them promi j.
es to be an unusually Interesting one.
They are both popular over the entire
district and in some of the counties
the race will be very close.
Judge Gale and his friends are san.
guine that he will be elected to the
place. which he has been filling for
some time, owing to the illness Of
Solicitor Bennett The supporters OF
Mr.. Walker, however, are equally as
confident of the success Of their can
didate.
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THAT is THE AMOUNT OF BUS.
iNEss DONE AT THIS PORT $
DURING LAST MONTH.
WAS ANOTHER BIG MONTH
1t Is Now Practically Certain That
the Record for the Present Year
viii Reach the Forty Million
Dollar Mark.

Although the official figures have
not yet been complied, Captain otro
Johannes6n, the port statistician, an
nounces that Brunswicks shipping
for the month of November wiz
amount to approximately four nil-
lion dollars.
The months report could not ba
completed yesterday afternoon owins
to the fact that the value of the car
goes OF one or two vessels whicA
sailed during the past week hava
not yet been secured. but Captain
Johannesen has already gone over
his figures for the month and is cer.
tain that the total amount of bus
: inees will reach forty million dollars.
With only one more month of tho
present year left, it is now practical
: ly certain chat the prediction made
the first of the year hat the ship
ping for 1907 would reach the forty
million dollar mark will prove true
There has not been a real dullmonta
during the entire year and whom
Captain Joilannesen complies his fig
ures on january first it is believed
that they win reach forty intlloA
dollars If not o little over.
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LENA RIVERS AT GRAND
TOMORROW NIGHT
(. n. Mason,
Trustee.

One OF the dramatic treats Of the
season will be offered at the Grand
next Monday night when LENA Riy-
ezs," Mary J. Holmes great novel
dramatized by Beulah Poynter will
be produced under the management
of C. H. Packard. In the great
play there is not a dull line, for it is
a drama for the masses, as well as
the classes. and makes a direct ap
peal to the heart. It is an interest
ing study Of human nature, adroitly
written and originally portrayed.
Every line rings true, because it de
picts life as It is and as it always
must be. The cast supporting Miss
Crozie- is all that could be desired
and the scenic and mechanical effects
are very effective. Seats now or
sale. Prices. Is. 50, rs and 81.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
PRESENTS FOR
HIS CUSTOMERS
A. RoTHscHILD, THE JEWELER,
TO GIVE AWAY FOUR VERY
HANDSOME ONES.

Abe Rothschild. the wcll known
Newcastle street ieweler. announces
that on January he will give away
four of the handsomest prizes ever
awarded in similar drawing con.
test in Brunswick The prizes are
ali handsome and useful ones and the
final result Will be awaited with III,
terest.
with each dollar spent at this
store the purchaser viii be given a
numbered coupon. These coupons
viii all be in duplicate and on The
date uamed above the drawing will
take place and the persons holding
the numbers corr tesponding with the
ones drawn VIII be awarded the prig-
es. which are as follows:
rlst handsome diamond ring. ,
sacend, ladies solid god watch,
Third pair OF diamond cuff but
ten
Fourth, gold headed umbrella.
Mr. Rothschild has already started
to giving cut the coupons and those
who make purchases there are re-
quested to call Tor them. - ticket
is given with every do spent at
his store
In this connection might be OF
interest to say thap1& Rothschild
is this season displaying the hand
soonest line of holiday jewelry ever
seen in south Georgia His pretty
store is simply filled with handsome
and useful articles, suitable for
Christmas gifts, ana he is selling
Them at as low prices as possible. il
VIII not be necessary for any Bruins
wickian to send away Tor anything
in the jewelry line this year
Mr. Rothschild also has engaged
an expert engraver and all articles
purchased from him viii be engraved
free and by hand.
He invites the people of Bruins
wick 10 come Ia and look over his
7 Wen selected stock of holiday novel
ties. There is everything in his
store usually carried by first class
! jewelers.: in fact it is doubtful il
| there is a jewolry store in the south
iu city OF Brunswicks size which
!. carries as large and complete g
stock S does Mr. Roths0hild.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
ARGUMENTS OPEN
IN BRADLEY CASE
TRIAL WHICH HAS ATTRACTED
DRAWING TO A CLOSE.

Washington, D. c. Nov. 30.--Pas,
sionate oratory marked the proceed
ings today in the trial of Mrs. Annie
NJ. Bradley, charged with the killing
OF former United States Senator
Brown. Of Utah.
The court room was unable to ac-
commodate the great number Of peo-
pie who came to witness the last
scene in the tragedy that has attract
ed national attention for nearly a
year.
Many of the attendants were ladies'
and some OF them arrived at the city
hall long before the doors OF the
court room were opened, in order to
secure desirable positions.
Mrs. Bradley came into court as
il fully alive to The importance OF
the proceedings. She took her ac,
cuslqmcd place where she could be
plainly seen by the jurors, and very
near her counsel.
The day was devoted to hearing ar
guments by attorneys OF both sides
of the case.
Assistant District Attorney Turner
opened for the government and he
WAS followed by Mr.. Wells, Of coun-
sci for the defense Assistant Dis.
trict Attorney Turner opened for the
government saying that there was no
space in considering the case for
sympathy, passion, or prejudice, but
that the jury must answer the ques-
tion under their oath He urged the
jury to consider the case on the same
basis as if it We're man involved
and as IL it were an ordinary mind
involved instead OF the brilliant mind
Of Mrs. Bradley.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
SUPERIOR COURT
MEETS MONDAY
BOTH CRIMINAL AND CIVIL
DOcEKTs ARE UNUSUALLY
SMALL ONES.

Judge T A. Parker will conyeas
the Glynn superior court in regular
December term tomorrow morning At
10 o'clock AS has been previously
announced. the court will be in SEES
sion for only one week. after whick
an adjournment viii be taken untB
sometime in January.
Both the criminal and civil dock
cts are unusually small. On the
criminal docket there are only eight
felony charges and a like number OF
misdomeanor cases. Usually thers
are double this number.
1t is understood that the civil
docket will be taken up first It VIII
likely be disposed Of during the week.
and if It is the court will work GA
the criminal branch of the business.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
PROGRAM FOR
ELKS MEMORIAL
INTERESTING EXERCISES WILL
OCCUR AT OPERA HOUSE
THIS AFTERNOON.

Following is the program announced
for the Elks' memorial services to
be held at the Grand opera house
this afternoon:
Song of My Soul" Male chorus.
Opening ceremonies, first section
(The RituaD Lodge.
abide With Me-" Male chorus.
Responses, second section (RituaD
Officers OF the lodge.
Opening ode, Aud Lang Syne,
the lodge.
Invocation, Rev. F. D. Thomas.
Some Blessed Day" Male chorus
Thanatopsis, Col. H. T. Dunn.
Hymn, Nearer My God to Thee, .
lodge.
Memorial address. Rev. T. d. Ell
lis, d. D.. Macon Ga.
When the Mourner Weeping,
Male chorus.
Eulogy. Col. W. E. Kay.
When for Me the Silent Oar"
male chorus.
Closing ceremonies. (RituaD the
lodge.
Doxology, by al.
Benediction, Rev. J. E. Sammons
Lodge officers.
The officers Of the local lodge oi
Ellks are Exalted ruler, w. g Lemen
esteemed leading knight, l.. r.
Akins, esteemed loyal knight, S. X.
Brown, esteemed lecturing knight
w. M. Purvis; secretary, John P.
Twomeny; treasurer, j II. Andrews
esquire, A. G. Banks, Jr., inner guard
A. J. Nicholson; tyler G. a. II
Jennings
The memorial committee is com
posed Of Geo RI. Cook,-F. g. Wrench
a. c. Banks and J, H. Pace.
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cRAHAMs ARE CONVICTED
ON PEoNAGE CHARGE

Pensacola. Fla. Nov. % "A Jury
in the United States court yesterday
returned a verdict Of guilty against
Thomas Graham aad j y. Grahaai
prominent naval stores op -ralors of
south Alabama. accused of holding
Jam McCants.a negro in peonage.
Attorneys for the Grahai95 moved
for a Now trial, and the court viii
hear arguments on the motion.
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STATE fSAF k3ER PARK HERE.
q

Popular state House Official Visiting
in Brunswick.
r. 2. Park, state treasurer and
one of the most popular men in the
state of Georgia. arrived in the city
yesterday morning ON a brief visit,
coming down from Atlanta on num-
Der OF business matters connected
with the two state banks located in
Brunswick
Treasurer Park is well known in
Brunswick, where he visits frequently,
and, as is the case all over the state,
he is unusually popular here and his
friends are always glad to see him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
SALE OF KEANY STOCK.

Will Begin Tomorrow Morning at
10 O'Clock.
The Kenay stock of groceries, pro.
visions and fancy goods at 312 New
castle streets will be placed on sale
at public outcry beginning 10 am,
tomorrow and the people generally,
Especially the ladies' are invited to
be present. The sale will be from
10 to 70 am. and from 2 to 4:3O p.
m.
(. n. Mason,
Trustee.
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CONGRESS VIZ
MEET MORROW
Me- pF NATIONAL LAWS TO
sGoNAENE IN IT'S slxTlETH
NNuAL SESSION.
TIE PRESIDENTS MASSAGE
Mach interest Is Being Manifested
In i And the Subjects Upon
Mhioh It Is Expected. That
lie viii Discuss.

washington. D. c. NOV, 30-The
comiAa ses ion Of the Sixtieth Cor
s1ess which WIN convene on Mon.
day, snQ the presentation Of Presi
denH RuoseyeIts message will, as II
mates q codrzo. largely ongross pub-
nc atte.uu, next week. Words, up
actions. viii likely form the keynote
Of the session, as is always the case
when fsngress meets just prlor to a
pregiafntiai campaign Oratory will
doubtess Glow uuconfined, but any
inclination to enthusiastic energy
VIII ne flowned upon. There is only
one obstacle 10 thRcy 1itional dc
nothing policy, and tiAq is the per
sonahy OF Theodore> Roosevelt
Whether the lawmakers viii defy
the bis stick and follow precedent re
mains to be determined.
The Policies.
II is expected that the presidents
message will reiterate those meas
ures which have come to be known
as tho Roosevelt policies Perhaps
the most important of all the reconi-
mendatons viii be that relating to
the oyer-capitalization OF railroads
and the control of great corporations
doing aa interstate business. 1t is
likely thai the president wiz urge
Legislation to provide for emergency
based On bank assets and so taxed
thal its retirement as soon as it's
insnea - usefulness is gone will be
asaAf Ghese suggestions for cur,
gcncg reform are more eagerly await
ed than usual in view OF the pres.
ont financial situation The message
is also expected to recommend. Fed
eral license for corporations doing
interstate business, The amendment
Of the sherman anti trust law in re-
gard to corporations acting in re-
straint of trade, the graduated inner
ilance tax, to which the president has
already committed himself, and the
revision of The Philippine tariff,
which was left over from last ses-
sion. Corporation grabbing of public
lands will be condemned
The Pacific Fleet.
The sending of the fleet to the Pa.
cific will be discussed in its relation
TO foreign affairs. Uniform marriage
and divorce laws will probably be
touched upon, aS win the subject OF
child labor and methods of preven-
tion. An educational test for immi
grants win the subject of a re.
commendation' The labor question
will be considered and suggestions
made for the arbitration of labor dis.
putes and an employers liability law
The Panama Canal project will re-
ceiye considerable attention. and the
development Of inland waterways will
be the subject of a lengthy chapter
in the presidential message.
The members Of congress will this
year escape the wire-pulling and I'M
portunities for jobs that usually at
tends the organization of a new con
gress. All of the old officers and
chief employees of the house will go
into office again. Joeph G. Cannon,
of Illinois, will resume the speaker.
gehin wifhouf onnneitiOn and thara
will be no contest for any other place
of honor or profit in the house. Pes.
idential politics as scientific game
will doubtless be the feature of the
session.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
RETIRED PHYSICIAN DIES.

Columbus, Ca. Nov. 3O.-'jr. w. F
Hoyle, aged GA years. died here yes
terday He piacticed hers twenty
ye1rs- He was born aa'l raj ;ed in
tennessee, and leaves a wife aud
several children. He retired from
practice over year ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
FRENCH ACQUITTED.

Lexington, KY, Nov. 3o.-p. Fultoa
FrernchA CHARGED with coyapIici's is
the assd dPsinatio' of James B Mar.
cu,Y, hag been acquitted a, Beatty
vile, Lee county. Judge James Har-
gis and Callahan were acquitted
year ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
Change Announced in Sleeping Car

Change Announced in Sleeping Car
Service.
Effective with Pullman car leaving
Brunswick Monday night December
2. the Brunswick Kansas City line
will be changed to the Jacksonville
Kansas City line and the Brunswick
Atlanta sleeping car line will be
inaugurated,
E. H. Houseman, !
General Agent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
IN The sANknUpT COURT.
Case Of A. p. Parker & Co., Was
Heard Yesterday.

Referee Isaac held quite an inter,
esting session Of the bankruptcy
court yesterday taking up the case
Of A. F. Parker & Co. Of Baxley
Judge J II. Thomas. of Baxley was
appointed trustee and he will at once
take charge Of The affairs Of the
bankrupt concern. Among those
who were here to attend the court
were ]. B. Moore. V. E.Padgett, Il.
W. Warwick, A. r. Parker and H. f
Parker, all Of Baxley.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01

HEnt feature. OF course, will be the
Of appointments for the com
Ar. The bishop AMI those who
sting him in this work have
gaged in the task since the
Re met. Just what time
the appointments will be
fot yet known, but they will
xbe submitted before tomorrow
pm. and it may be at the even
ION before they will be read.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
TO THE LADIES.

An elegant ard up.to-date li1e of
hair goods. switches, pompadolp,
wigs, rolls, etc at Mrs NJ ~. Purvis
Millinery store, 309 Newcastle
street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
SLIGHT CHANGE IN THE
souTHERN's SCHEDULE.

EG ctive 12:e1 am Dac >. 1891
trains viii arrive and depart as fol
lows Train No. IA viii arrive at
1906 am. Train No lg win arrive
at 4a25 pm, Train No 15 will de.
part at 6:15 am. Train NO. 1S viii
depart at $3.50 pm.
E. X. Haussman,
General Agent
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
NOTICE ELKs.

You are requested to meet at lodge
rooms, b. p o. e., this, Sunday after
noon, at $3.50 o'clock to attend an
nual memorial services at Grand
oper house. BY order of
w. c. Lemen,
Exalted Ruler.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01
IA SUM RAISED FOB
3RcH NJ EMORY coLLEeX

4tal Of $500 was raised duT4 9
bssion yesterday morning. r.
Srection Of a church on the I'm
"A at Emory College, OxfordF Ga
#r. James L. Dickson, president Of
ke college. was present and in
M,rt, but eloquent and forceful i
IS. he presented to the ministers
.aeed of a church at the college.
kspoke for only short time. hut
"a ministers listened to his remarks
9TH great interest, and when he
Jailed Tor contributions&hey came in
80 Some of thosdspresent gave
as $3.50, other 800 and
amounts and when all had
t7,50Q had been Subscribed
w church at Emory.
xson will visit q number of
er the state in The interest
s6nege and the sSAount needed
or the completion of the church will
'S@pon be raised.
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Services Today.

SSINlSSS sN1aJf
Notice Of the services 10 today
Of the American Salvation Army at
pm. Ali are welcomed. Services
viii be corner of Gloucester and
Newcastle streets.
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INTERESTING SERVICES TO BE
FIELD IN THE BRUNSWICK =
CHURCHES TODAY. -
PROMINENT MIN rs TO TALK


Th Hulpits Of nil Of the Brunswick
chur Is will be occupied at all ser
yieesNtoday by visiting ministers who
are attending ,he South Georgia con
ference, Many Of those Who are to
preach are among the abIest minis
tors in the state and some unusually
str0ng sermons can be expected,
I4arge congreg cations viii no doubt be
out to hear the visitors. Following
is the schedule Of services for the
day:
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Flrst RaotIet church.

Services, II am. and 7:30 pm.
Sunday schosl, 3:15 pm Rev, W.
N. Amsworth, DID, will preach al
the morning hour
Al the evening service, Rev T. D.
Ellis. DID, viii preach
Mr. W. %. Upshaw win speak al
the Sunday school service. We cor
daily invites all visitors and strang
ers to worship with US at these ser
vices.
First Methodist Church.
9 a.m-Love feast. conducted by
Rev Geo N. Mcdonald.
II a.m.-sermon by Bishop James
Atkins aud ordination Of deacons.
3.9O pm.-Memorial service OF tie
confefonee to the ministers who have
passed away during the year.
1880 pm Sermon ov Rev j e
Dickey. followed by ordination ai
elders.
Rrsaayse ian chursa
il am. sermon by Rev I'D. r.
Cook.
1880 pm. Sermon BY Rev r. D.
Ellis.
MoKendree Methodist.
II Sermon by Rev. 7. y.
Stanford
7 Sermon by Rev. Virgin
Scoville,
Bethel.
II a.m.-Sermron by Rev. Whitlel
| Langston
1880 Sermon by Rev w. F.
| Ouillan.
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.oon be raised.
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II am.-Sermron by Rev. Whitley
Langston
1880 p.m.-sermon by Rev. w. f.
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-07
THE NATIONAL FOR DECEMBER

THE NATIONAL FOR DECEMBER
why the Fleet Will Round the
Horn" is one of the best articles Of the
month. 1t appears in the December
National. 1t is complete in things one
wishes to know, efecting International
conditions, and tells why the supremacy
Of; the Pacific is bound to become of i'm:
portance. +. & Il
The installation of a serial which prom
ises to attract wide attention appears In
this number. 1t is called "The Smoky
God, or a Visit to the Inner World" Il
is by Willis George4Emerson, THE popu-
lar author Of Buell. Hampton" The
Builders" etc. 8X Ia 9.3Sss @5
"The Service Of Uncle Sam" by II. sC.
Gauss, gives; thesexperiences Of a young
man in the employ III Uncle Sam, who
learns, after all, that positions in CLASH
fed service are not 5to be considered very
desirable. Il ,SSs
There IS the usual interest in the
"tAffairs at Washington BY Joe IN.
Chapple. and dozen Sfrst-class stories
are afnong the features 81 lihis most inter
esting number. n Nj G3s Ss
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-07
THE DICKINsoNPREss DECEMBER 3, h 1907

5 obficaIss SbeciaiISt SullIyShs m
sfaiffo, Who viii be e ne CharIeS
sSotel Dec. iS, win Sc assjsted bv1 m
Z ossr, Mn ~ alsu M sxpeft. and averv
sGnccessful III eve work. Miss Sulllvans
Sss graduate sof Northern Illinpii.
Op(haImOlclo9y5and Otoi0av.
observation-disclosures Of DoctorEof Opf3cs1
1td BachelofE6fO q shalnpoloxy.6 gsasS
II-ao.an,
f The annu,ls si.r,;o. - aH.... a. =
Va. = . ~. hsid rS.,.asn ~. 80
lie iollovinrSve ,e sh. nmc.r. $500
sfar ,he -, .n:.,ir. w XVI W. .sf ~
sMannfnr: 81. P. ~, q 80 Nal. 81.
%a.sncia,e nat,on M ps-Las .nsa..s.
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-07

Jpb prinsi,e ststh T slIfds ssSsss
SubScyj6ee fur
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-07

Honwill Congregational chur b
Services in school house; SUNDAY school,
Il p. M; preachipg, 3 p. M.
y Congregational church (south Of the
cannon Balll, Johnson school house
Sunday school, 10 a. M; preaching,
II a. N.
New England Congregational church,
school house-Preaching, 1890 a. M;
Sunday school, M:45 a. m.
4 Iowa Congregational church, Cotton
school house-Sundav school. 2 p. M;
preaching, 8 pm.
Sunday school every Sunday. Preach
ing every other Sunday as fellows:
'Horswill and Johnson school house,
Nov.3sand ~, Dec. i, I5sands7o..
Il Nav England Il and Cotton school
house, Nov. 10 and 81, Dec. 8 and a.. A
cordial invitation to all.
s $ Emanuel A. Johansson, Pastor.
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-07
NEW ENGLAND LUTHERAN. CHURCH

NEW ENGLAND LUTHERAN CHURCH q
Sunday, December i, English services
WILDE held at the New England schools
hopse2at 1890 a. m. Sunday school at
iII:3o. German services al Dan Res
nerss place at 2 p. m. on Sunday, De.
cemberS8. December IS, German serv-
ices at New England schoolhouse at
Io:3o and Sunday school at 1890.
Everybody welcome.
ne 81 C. Bartels, Pastor.
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With the Cksrcass. ].
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
+. W. GREss, Pastor.
sr.JoHN's.

Holy communion the first Sunday q
each month at 1o:45 =. M; other Sundays
at 8 a. m. Morning prayer and sermca
second, third andfourthS Sundays at ioaE
evening prayer every Sunday at 7:n
Sunday school at noon. Litany WednlS-
day evening at 7:3o.