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The daily Alaskan., 1907-05-27
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George Irving, assistant United States district attorney and chairman of one the republican territorial committees, was in Skagway and WhiJehorse Saturday and Sunday, Mr. Irving was the umpire of the baseball game Uu the SkagRsy dia mOnd for about two innings yesterday before he quit, saying that he Is always ready to umpire 8 baseball game but never to referee @ prize fight,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-05-27
FACIAL HUMORS Acne, Eczema, RingWOrm Speedily Cured by
 CutiCura.

Warm baths with Cuticura Soap, and gentle applications of CutiCuTa Oint-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-05-27

The Rev. Edward Johnson Runk, author of Washington, Q National Epic in Six CantOs," is in Skagway. He arrived On the Jefferson Friday and will be hare for several days. He made the trip to Whitehorse on the eXcur- sion Saturday.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-05-27

The Fifth Avenue hotel is the big gesl and best appointed hostelry in all the north,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-05-27

Leave orders at the Home Restau- rsut to have the lustre renewed on your Pianos and other furniture with the aid of my lntallible polish
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KING AT
 YUKON CROSSING

whitehorse, May 27-The Bonanza King arrived at Yukon Crossing On-her way up stream at S:30 D. m. yesterday eveDining,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-05-27

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quninie Tablets. Druggists refundmOney if 1t fails to cure. D. W. GROVES sigma ture is on each byE.2 Dc.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-05-27
CREAM

AmeriCa's finest production. Rich and mellow. At the Seattle, the house of old honest goods and reputation
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
AUTUMN RAGING OPENS.
Start of Thirteen Day Meet at 'Ben-
 ning's Course.

Washington, Nov. 15.--With the track of the Washington Jockey club in the best of condition, with entries from stables whose total of 800 horses have overtaxed the stall accomrnoda- tlons of the grounds and under condi- tons which augur well for the success of the meeting, autumn racing on the Bennings course will be ushered in to- morrow There will be thirteen days of racing with liberal sprinkling of important stake events. Betting con- ditlons will be the same as last year, the seceral score of boolunakers, in- stead of having fixed stands, moving constantly about the ring. The stable of Harry Payne Whitney will be rep resented for the first time, the Whit ney and Keene stables having a string of half dozen horses each. Royal Tourist of the Whitney stable, is prominent candidate for the Constella- ton stakes. The fixtures for the open ing day are the sixth running of the Bladensburg steeplechase, and the seevnth running of the Columbia ham dicap.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
'GRESSINA WINS EASILY
TAKES NASSAU HANDICAP
Close of Metropolitan Racing Season for 1907 at
 Aqueduct.

New York, Nov. 15.-The Metropoli- tan racing season for 1907 came to a close at Aqueduct to-day with big crowd in attendance and a fairly good card. The feature was the Nassau handicap at one mile and resulted in an easy victory for the 2 to 1 shot, Cressina. The favorite, NoCarter, ran poor race.
 First race, six and a half furlongs- Hessian, 1OS. Miller, 5 to 2 and to 5, won; Suffrage, 12S, Notter f to place, second; Lad of Langdon, 1OS, Delaby, 4 to third Fime, 1;2O
 Second race, one mile and a six teenth; Merry England, 1O4, e. Swain 10 to 1, and to I, won; Bad News, 1Os, Mcdaniel, 3 to 3 place, second; Kill ter, 1OS, D. Dugan, to 8, show, third Time, 1:47.
 Third race, seven furlongs--Aimee C., S4, P. Kelly, to 5, and to 5, won; Buscimo, S9, Musgrave, to 1 place, second; Whidden, 11O, Miller, out show, third. Time, 1:27.
 Fourth race, one mile, the Nassau handfcap-Cressina, 9S, Delaby, to 1, and to l, won; xBen Ban, 100, Brusssl 8 to 1 place, second; Gretna Green, 112, Notter, to show, third, Time, 1:s9. MoCarter, Martin Doyle, Far West and W, H. McDaniel also ran. x-Added starter.
 Fifth, one mile-Aoe High, 1O4, P, Kelly 5 to 2 and to 10, won; Stony Lee, 9S, Delaby, to place, second; Flowaway, 1O1, Musgrave, to 8 show, third Time, 1:41.
 Sixth, six furlongs-zagg, 1es, Mo Daniel, to 1 and to 1, won; Duke of Bridgewater, 105, Nfusgrave, 8 to ] place, second; Throckmorton, 1oS, Mill CT, even, show, third. Time, 1;14 2-5.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
PRINCETON SHOOT POSTPONED.
YaIe-Princeton Gun Club Affair Set
 for December.

The intercollegiate meet between the Yale and Princeton Gun clubs scheduled for yesterday was called off by the Princeton men who desired to hold the shoot this afternoon. This the Tale men would not agree to, and Captain Trudeau of the Yale Gun club reports that postponement has been made until early In December.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
WIN THEIR FIRST GAME.
Pawtucket Defeats Waterbury in First
 Game, 8 to 2.

Defeats Waterbury in First
 Game, 8 to 2. Especial to the Journal and Courier.l Pawtucl5et, R. l., Nov. 15.-Paw- |tucket won it's first polo game tonight defeating Waterbury in fast game by a score of to 2. A change in the lline up of the home team worked well, |Whipple getting the rush line and Pierce the center The Pawtuckets played grand polo, Heffernan's goal tending being of the first water The visitors also put up fast game. Lox- on was presented with an Eagles badge by the local aerie, and floral horseshoe by friends. The rink was packed and several hundred were burned away. Pawtucket. Waterbury. Cunningham ......,'.''.''' .LoXon First rush.
 zWhipple ..........,.,.. Murray
 Second Rush.
 Pierce, V. Mooney ..............F .Fahey
 Center.
 Cameron ..,s,,,,'''.,'.' '.'Aoloerness
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PRAYERS FOR THIS ELEVEN.
Students of Earlham College Pray for
 Success.

iRichmond, Ind, Nov. 15,-For the first time in the history of any college so far as known, prayer was offered up yesterday by the students of Earlham college for the success of the football team tomorrow. Earlham college is conducted under the auspices of the Quakefa
 The opponents of the Earlham men, team from Depauw university, arc expected to rely solely on bruce strength and common gray matter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
NEW BRUNSWICK VICTORS DEFEAT NEW HAVEN FIVE Visitors Total of 2,965 High est Score in This City for
 This Season.
INTERSTATE STANDING.

New Brunswick bowlers came and conquered at Johnson's alleys last night in the Interstate league contest. The first two games were very closely contested, but in the third game the visitors completely run away from the New Haven five. New Brunswick also had the distinction of running up the highest score on the alleys for the present season. The score:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
Next.

They've dramatized the brealfast &oeds.
 they've dramatized the oourtsi They've dramatlsed the colleges and
 half the college sports, They've dramatlEed the Gibson girl
 with all her winsome wileei They've dramatised the mushroom hats
 the fashions and the styles. They've dramatized the corset ads-I
 say 1t with Q blushl They've dramatized the ales and wtnea
 the Kind that needs no bush. They've drAmatiEsd the patent pill in
 most attractive way And soon tAey'li go to work, no doubsl
 and drAmatize a play.
 -1AuisYille Courier 1enEaaA
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
GAMES To-DAY.

Yale vs. Princeton at New Haven. Penn, vs. Michigan at Ann Arbor. Lafayette vs, Syracuse at Syracuse Cornell vs. Swarthmore at Nhaoa. Brown vs. Vermont at Providence. Army vs. Tufts at West Point Bucknell vs. Dickinson at Lewiston Harvard vs. Dartmouth at Can- bridge.
 Washington and Jefferson vs. IJnts versity Western Pennsylvania at Pitts burg,
 Indians vs Minnesota at Minneapolis Navy vs. Penn. State at Annapolis. Bowdoin vs Maine at Brunswick, Holly Cross vs. villanova at Werces- far
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
BILLIARD TOURNEY.

St. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 15.-Lloyd Jevne of Chicago defeated Horace B. Lean of St, Louis, 50 to A, in to-day's game of the three-cushion billiard champion ship tournament Jevnes high run was 1; average .57; safeties, Il. Leans high run was 4; average, 50; safetiee, II.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
SENATORS OUTLAY LOCAL POLOISIS Bone Given Poor Support and New Haven Falls to De-
 feat, 6 to 1. HART PLAYS A FAST GAME Hartford Rush Features Pronli- nently in His Teams
 Victory.
HART PLAYS A FAST GAME

Hartford played all around the local polo players last evening at the Qulh- nipiao rink and had little trouble ln caging six goals to New Haven one The game was the toughest of the sea- son and was slow and tedious The team from the capital city started off in a whirlwind fashion but then they settled down to slow monotonous grind
 Dumpy williams, who played with Bridgeport last season was located last evening in the midst of the Elm City aggregation. He looked well, but he was not in condition. His defensive work was up to the average, but he was off his passes and drives. N9ns of Bone's players played their usual game. All were slow, passed poorly and drove the ball everywhere but for the cage. Bone played well at times, but he was not given proper support and he actually lost heart.
 For Hartford Hart featured. His drives were clean and his passes beau tiful. He whirled about from time tc time lodging, buclIing and driving, his blows telling nearly every occasion His cagfng five out of six of Hartford'' goals shows up his good work. Lin coin and Coggeshall also played pretty passing games Sutherland had it or Mullen in the guarding honors las evening.
 For seven minutes New Haven ant | n,,A,,+ +hni, 4;,,oo fy onutfn ual rushing, smashing and driving without any effect. Then Hart started the trouble. He edged his way pas Williams, then past Saunders ant drove the ball through Mullens leg for the first goal of the game. N more scoring was done during the re mainder of the period.
 Zone evened up things in the secon period Quietly working his way pas the Hartford guard New Haven's cap tain got within firing distance of tn enemy's goal line and drove tho ba ' straight for the opening. It met n resistance and second glance prove that the score was tied. This fea was accomplished one minute an # twenty-five seconds attef Tomm i Leahy had blown his whistle after tn E lunch hour rush. This goal was i'm pressed deeply upon the minds of tn spectators nor was it erased during tn
 remainder of the game as the local
 were unable to arrive within hailin
 distance of their opponents nettin
 after Bone's memorable feat.
 Hart featured alone during the re mainder of the second period. He cag N ed the second goal of the period # three minutes and f1fty-five seconds # Hart worked in another goal before tn close of the second period on doubl Y pass and speedy drive.
 X Hartford could have scored a hal dozen goals in the last half, but the seemed to let up and their total for thi period amounted to three.
 Hart worked exclusively in two Q < them and Lincoln got away with tn other.
 Thn iY,n
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
GRIDIRON NOTES.

. The Princeton as play footbaI One of them yesterday bagged rabbit M ~ " WY V M Mhe Coah Roper his eleven duon Coach Knox maintains and ready for the fray " " 4N S S Brqes wi probably play all through game in the qeSk position all the through backAed
 day at Cambridge the Harvard and Dart mouth promises to be very close During great improvement much in ~ ~ nus swarthmore Is making this fol- ege from participating in cept it. ~ " ~ W N0s "o- to be
 
 be Yaes best all around Brides ~ W "A
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
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AT THE Y. NJ. R. c. ALLEYS.

Corners Defeat the Algonquins by Two
 Games.
 At the Y M. R. c. alleys last night the Corners defeated the Algonquins by winning two games out of the three. The Corners won high game with a score of Ss1. schlegel got the three high strings with 621 and he also cap tured the high single with the score of ooQ
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

The four leading teams gained lap on the rest of the field shortly after g o'clock after a hard and sensational sprint which lasted for half an hour.
 Tn the final mile special race Root defeated Moran by about two inches, Krebs finishing third.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
DARTMOUTH WILL DEFEAT HARVARD Such is the Universal Opinion, Among Crimson Under
 graduates. BUT LITTLE IMPROVEMENT Coach O'Connor Confident the Team Will Make Good
 Showing.
BUT LITTLE IMPROVEMENT

Cambridge Mass, Nov. l5.--The feel ing among under graduates tonight Is that Harvard will be unable to defeat Dartmouth tomorrow at the stadium. The Harvard men have shown lietle improvement during the week They seem to lack ability to size up sitna- tiOns, and beat down the forward pAss. Team play is weak, with a noticeable lack of concerted action. The D3rt- mouth eleven arrived in Boston late tonight The squad numbers twenty six men, every one of whom, accord- ing to Physical Trainer Dr. John w. Bowler, is in perfect physical trim. The game marks the close of the season for the Dartmouth team, which has not been beaten thus far this season. Over 1000 students came down from Hanover on the evening train, praeti- cally the entire college turning out Coach pr. John C. OConnor is con- fldent that his team will give good ac- count of itself tomorrow, and believes the Dartmouth boys will score moro than once.
 Harvard. Position Dartmouth blrl '..s.' '....'. ,..'. h9nnaFd
 Left End Burr ..................s... Bankhart
 Left Tackle. Hoar .....'.,,t..s,...t t... S...... BaldWIn
 Left Guard
 Center. Pefrce ...........,. Rich
 Right Guard. Flsn ........,...t... .........s Lang
 Right Tackle. Right End. Newhall ....s.t......,......... Glaze
 Quarterback. l Wendell ........,.ss ..;.,...... Stuart Left HalfbAck. hanu .........a...,..l ....s... lnE6rSDak
 Right Halfbaolg. Apollonio ......,,.,,......... Marks
 Fullback
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

Tomorrow evening will wind up the grand seven nights bazaar of Divis- ion No. 1, A. O. H. Every evening the hall has been crowded and every one present speaks In the highest terms of the entertainments. The prizes will be drawn tomorrow evening Those in charge this evening were: Ticket office, T. E. Mcclure; door, M. J. BrSnn2n E. Galllgan dance checks, B. Kilcrin; soda P. Kemmet; coat room, P. J.. Kelly.
 The moving pictures which were ta- ken up town last Saturday will be shown at the Waillngrord theater to- morrow, matinee and night. The pie lures bring in several local people in- cluding Washington Broadwell, who is an important factor in the picture, What happened to the tramp" It is estimated that about 200 from here will attend the Yale-Prlnceton game at New Haven tomorrow.
 Mrs. c. D. Allen will return home to- morrow evening from g weeks stay at Boston, Mass.
 Rev. W. A. spinney will deliver an illustrated lecture on the Jamestown exposition at the Yalesville town hall for the benefit of the YaIesville li- brary
 There is at present sixty-six inches of water at the gate house at Paug pond which shows an increase of twelve inches since the last measure ment.
 Miss Grace Badger is visiting rela- 1 tives in the borough.
 L. R. Cooke returned last evening from New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
YAUE-pRINCEToN sTtRrEs.

The records of the Princeton series for the past twentyfour years shows but seven victories The total points are Yale 266. Princeton 1ea Tho scores follow:
 1SsS-Yale 6. Princeton '. 1SS4-Yale 6. Princeton 4. lSS5-Princeton 6. Yale 5. 1SS6-Yale 4, Princeton 0. 1Ss7-Yale 12. Princeton Q. 1SSS-Yale 10 Princeton Q. 1ss9--Princeton 10. Yaie Q. 1seo-Yale O2. Princeton Q. 1S91--Yale IS. Princeton Q. 18p2-Yale 12. Princeton Q. 1s9S-Princeton 6. Yale Q. 1S94-Yale 24. Princeton 0. z 1S95-Yale 20. Princeton ID. 1s96-Princeton "A. Yale 2. 1S97-Yale 6. Princeton Q. 1S9S--Princeton 6. Yale Q. 1Ss9--Prinoeton II. Yale 10. 1S90-Yale 2s. Princeton s. 1901--Yale 1e. Princeton o.
 1902-Yale F. Princeton s.
 1903-Prlnceton II. Yale 6,
 1904-Yale 12, Princeton Q. 1905-Yale 23. Princeton {. 1y06--Yale 0, Princeton O.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
Algonquins.

High game: Corners, S91. High three strings; sohlegel, 621. High single; schlegel. 22S.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
FOUR LEADERS CAIN LAP
AFTER SENSATIONAL SPURT
Standing of the Teams at the End of Fifth Day of the
 Six-Day Race.

Boston, Nov 15.--At II o'clock to- night the standing of the teams at the end of the fifth day of the race was as follows:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

The Y. M. c. Bowling league closes tonight The postponed games will be played off next week,an then the seo- ond league will start. All those who wish to enter this league should send In their names at once. The Y. M: R. c. league has been very successful, and has turned out many fine bowlers some of whom are the shining lights of the City league.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

 Recessional, Hymn No 521 Processional, Hymn No. 4S9 Gloria Patri, Seventeenth Day. Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis. ..,..
 King Hall Hymn No. 139. offertory anthem, 'Nearer, My God, To Thee" ...................A Adams Hymn No. IS. Recessional, Hymn No 521,
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The Jersey City bowlers are due here next Wednesday evening. New Haven will have another stiff proposition on their hands as Jersey City leads the Interstate leapue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

The New Haven poloists are the guests of tho league leaders tonight. Bone's aggregation can walk away with the team in the bank breaking town if the men are in the right con dition, and there is every indication at present that there will be in excel lent working trim New Britain has yet to be beaten,a and 1t Is up to New Haven to accomplish the feat.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
New. Brunswick.
LEVEL HEADS VICTORIOUS.

Capture Three Straight from the Rose
 Leaves. The Level Heads of the E. A. O.. league got away early with three straight games from the Rose Leaves Brown of the Level Heads captured both high single and high three strings.
 The scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

schligel of the Corners performed remarkably well last evening in their series at the Y. M R. c, alleys. He rolled one game with a score of 22S. His total was 621,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

walllngford, Nov. 15.-The Republi- cans held their caucus for nomination of borough officers at the town hall, this evening, The meeting was called to order by Samuel Hodgkinson, chair man>of the republican town commit tee. The officers nominated were as follows;
 Warden-Charles H. Tibbitts.
 Burgesses-A, L. Sutterlin, Clifford W. Leavenworth and J R. Burghoff.
 Clerk-W. Frank Smith.
 Treasurer-Frederick M Cowles.
 Collector of taxes-Wi1liam Hodgkin- son
 George H. Yale.
 Auditor-H. H. walker.
 Bailiff-Robert D. Hall.
 Water commissioners-Cha D. Morris, Frary Hale.
 Treasurer of water fund-Fredericl1 M, Cowles,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

waterbury and Hartford are also scheduled to clash tonight, the game to be played at the Capitol City Hart ford is going at fast clip, and ought to continue their silent work in their opponents destruction.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

The night school is growing more popular with every session. The num- Der of students. registered has now reached 1S9. MISS Lillian Schaller, instructor of French and German at the Wallingford high school has been engaged to teach the Berlitz system of reading.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

Pawtucket surprised the polo world last evening by winning game Wa terbury was the victim Peace and hap piness and contentment reigned in Pawtucket last night
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

week. About 20 fellows will be given an afternoon off on the day of the game in order that they may attend.
 The Accanant lodge, I. 0. o. F., are fast leaving the Hancock lodge of South Meriden far behind in the pool tournament. Last evening the contest was played at Fay's pool parlor in South Meriden and 80 points more were added to Accanant's score. Totals now stand: Accanant, 727; Hancock, 55e. The scores of last evening:
 Aocanant-Hall 50, Douglass 50, Near ing 50- Joab 50, Mitchell 5O Northrop 50, Goddard 25; total S25.
 Hancock-Gehring 31, Winohell 8s, Stevens A. Turner 46, Young 2S, John- son S7, Smart 20; total 245.
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Drives for the Cage

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 Poor team work proved disastrous for Bones polo quintet last evening in their struggle with the strong aggrega- tion from Hartford Bone was given poor support, and his team was for once outelassed.
 Every team meets defeat sometime, and last night victory for the Hartford team was but night off for the locals
 That they can play in splendid form was shown in the fact that they twice defeated the crack Providence aggre- gation.
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BOWLING NOTE s

Although beaten by the New Bruns-. wick Interstate bowiers in two out of three games, the New Haven quintet performed unusually well, The visitors were forced to the limit, and that was the breaking of the record for three game total at Johnson's alley. Their score was 2,965.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

The date for the Wallingford High school game with the Cheshire Milf tary academy at Cheshire has been changed from next Wednesday after noon to next Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. The high school boys are now putting In some hard work and will do their best to win the contest nexs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16

Last nights game was the roughtest seen at the rink this season, Hartford was inclined to lead in this line, but New Haven, however, could easily hold her own.
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Football Bowling Polo Horse Racing Sports he Day.

placed at the colony street crossing of Center street trolley road. The hedge surrounding the cemetery at this cor ner makes it impossible to see the troll ley car, and several automobiles have narrowly escaped running into the car.
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The office of the Wallingford Lumber company on North Cherry street was entered by burglars some time early this morning. The cash drawer was opened but nothing of value was found as all money is placed in the safe over night. Entrance was gained through an unfastened door of the west lumber shed and then through the shed to the rear door of the office which was cas- fly opened Exit was made by un- locking the front door, It is thought the burglary was made by some one familiar with the premises.
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WINCHESTER LEAGUE.

Mustangs Go Down in Defeat Before
 the Katydids.
 At the Tuxedo alleys last night the Katytlids whitewashed the Mustangs by winning all three games. The Katydids captured the high game, and Gaugle won the high three string and the high single. Snnras
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WALLINGFORD NEWS
Republicans Nominate Candidates for Borough Ofcers-Bru
 lars at WOrk-ProgresS of Poo! ToLrnament-Notes.

Especial Journal and Courier News service.)
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Katydlds.
662 7os 65s-2o2s

es5 7ot 6zs-iss7 B igh game, KstSdids, Tos. E. igh three strings, GAaggis, SBS. single, aaHggfe. 199.
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Level Heads,
797 7B5 73s-92ss

High single, Brown, POS, High three strings, Brown, B11,
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A sign Railway crossing" has been
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The musical program for the 1O.3O a. m and D. m. services at Saint Paups church Sunday will be as follows:
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