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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
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9i gnlter at benlebe Opm9rt'
iombeben paa en- ny uo9ape al
Btblen / 2nmmefDrmat meo latinRe
lnper, GtBrrelle SKI CONNER og
~ 9Dmme t1t, trpft paa tint Ba'
pir meo mango belitbi9e SlluItra'
tiDner gpbt uOfgrt. Oct 9amle Te'
tamente er efter ben np Ooeriet'
rlie. 8inbet er me9et lmagtulot
neb SDriirin9 o9 @ulotrpf, 2Roer'
Oberfalo8binD meb al runbebe 6lgrs
ser pg ligner en- fin en9el1t gibel.
Biblen er. meb @ulo1ntt, rumble
6jgrner ue tpoelig Trpt. Den er
oeroeles pasienoe iOm en- @ape til
Ronfrmanoer. Der er 9Do Ylabs
til at p~aatrpfte @apn / Cub. Bib
len er nle9et biIi9, ba ben iel9es
tor $1.75. Naon l0c etstra. HDr.
tDfrit tilienot.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

tnorettet ct @GrfIteo UNDER anben
@lrnmel. ga nogle al gyens Self
Tar letiin0iqe nof til at gipe 0enl
NrbejOe, %forlongte Sc / 6eGge vaol6.
In." en- u6lu @ris oerfor. GSor at
bltoe fri for Sem maotte en- @aor0-
cler tilliOIt FIRE Sem til Stotionen,
hoorfrQ Be bleo b%efpr0ret pi0ere.
Mamge Spuericr. Srenericia 80
lit onbol0t forle6en en- 8erion, Ser
Tar miStenft for at baue beqonet
| bpert Sal0 noQGe al sem Ienere
21os mango Spberier; be0 ltnoer-
lfgelie / ct &ommer, bbpr hun bop6c
hGft Silholo, for6t man oa oqIao
Ct 1tort Splag al @ltlo= oq Selp-
lager, &lpoer NJ. M, % / Sorb6-
rene bar ban ifoGge rSre0. 3D."
forel0big tilItaoet ct lille Sltn0rebe
SnDbrl1ostDperier og @n0en er bit
life enoha. 0o ban bar opereret
mel | &eben6abn, er ban mi BE.
zen Ienbt til Sobeo1tooen for at
bIine taget un6er 9ebonolinq Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
@n lGa @iOenifabsmano er 2pre.
8. g. Ssrgenie

Gn lGg &tDenIfabsmano er 2erer
Str. &%riltenien, Der Sen 1. Oft. bob
&c peret uniat JON Gnelerer pe6
Sesielba1e Sfole / 80 Iar; fornOen
at bore EN- Opgtig 2erer er ban i
Splge uSeile 81. 6olfebl." Ell flittig
Oranifer. Saa peO JON ban Se=
lteo ON Seoer og Sfiffe, 8erlo1er
ng SorbolO paa lin ggn / forrige
~&arbunoreOe. Eaa gfaturens Snt=
raaOe bar ban ierlig fnitet lin
&%erlig6eo pan Sniefterne; ban ejer
en ganlfe nieOOanlig itor Snieft=
I0mling, % lou1 Snleftfenoer er
bans gfapn fenOt og aniet blanot
lerDe n~oturfpnOige boahe berbienl=
me og | noIun0et.
Sranbcm paa &uergaaro. Den ium=
leOe gronoifaOe pao n&oerguarO"
Ct nj DurOeret til $4,000 SIR,
rerof folOer ifelge n@enOi. Solfe6l."
Sc $4,000 Sir. pua 2osore @eipt=
ring, Npl og IeOifaber og &eiten
rao 9pgningerne. 26s6ret er for
i!frct / nTanmorf" og 9ngningerne
Il Ben alminoelige 8ran0forlifring.
2gmct blinScr. - st 2pn ilog for
leoen Dag neO og iplintreoe en-
SelefonpGl / &iuf. @n 9renq, Ser
il oct iamme fom forbi, beoepeoes
og ItprteOe poa Sopeoet / en- &ano=
ppt; ban fom bog brrtigt til fig
lclp igen og funOe rejie Jig pp; men
bon bar MI ifplge Solo. @p." fulo=
it9noig blinOet al 2pnet og LIB
lige inO / en- Si6rnebef. San bar
rog ienere faoet Spnet tilbage.
st lmnft Sritibsarbcjoe. - 5op=
pGrfsorbejoer Martimts bor / Som-
mer / iin Sritio ielp opfsrt ct Spiot-
als6rpggeri peo &rOen Station.
@rDggeriet, Ser er imuft og gobt
inOrettet, itaur mes @rltn6 og Sn-
%pentor i'm Gier / ca. $500 ar. 0et
cr bans @ening tiGiae ut fremItiGc
9obbeltol og Sooopan6. Gen fgrItC
SpiotoGs6rpgning foregif forIeoen,
lfrrtpGer rG(aI6. Stiftst.", o. Gaet
imogte uomGrfet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

item / Sfelifpr. Sg set er life Blot
pau Gmbeos &egne ban er, buao
rore Score piloe falOe nniofer"
l. belle lin SiGl logger ban in0
i lin @erning. De firfeiige 8ar-
tilfel er BAN garlife ligegpIOige, set
er forIt og itOit praftiife Helulto=
ter, set for BAN fomlner al paa.
Maaife bar ban fine flelte Genner
inOen for StOre Misiion, men @ar-
tigenger err ban fife. Sans &olle
/ Spilten meqem be firfelige &et=
ninger bar oItiO pGret MGglerens.
MeO iGrlig BARN Snteresie bar
&roplt Sotoo omfottet Sfolens
Corning. 9erfor folOer Set eQers
i ioa mango Maa0er 6prOefuIoe
&perp ipm 6olfeifoGens SiIipns=
mouo bam let. Oct pirfer melt
al alt iom en- SorfriifeIie for bom
poa %iiitatier at fGr0es blonot
@prncne. Nnnr ban bar bort pon
llnOerpisningen - og for 2Grer-
ne er bans @ei6g en- Set - toger
bon lelp fat % fatefiierer mes @6r=
meme, ioa IiDfuGOt og fornpieIigt
ipm fin Sen fp0te Tp0ngog fan
set. Sent natltrligt bar 0o ogiaa
Observation-Disclosures en- ier=
Zig Gla0s / bans Sierte. S6brigt
hor ban / mango Iar peret ct
rirfiomt og betroet Meolem al
u&riitelig Screening til piloforenoe
@erns Neoning", og / Sior Som.
mer bar ban meo Be oanife 8prne-
penner / 2on0on.
Mfeit fen0t al Sen Itpre Sffent-
Iig5eO er SropIt 9onoo Iom Sor-
futter til Sogen: ellen 9o1oo".
s 0enne forteQer ban, ufltnitIet og
cjenOommeligt g~ribenOe, ON i'm Ell
ifeltge unge 9atter gllen, ser bleb
Gffer for Ell inigenOe Spinoiot.
Set lille W}inOei frift ON ben0eS lpie
NanO og fGrltge Sci en, bar bunOet
eli mere en0 1190punlig l~l06re0elie,
diene Der / 2anoet er Set blepet
itrpft / $4,000 gfsenplorer, % i
llolonoet folger Splag pao Sp-
lag. S mango Stem 2otoet oper
til mnn ogiaa fin0e benoes 9ille=
De op6Gngt paa @Gggen - mes
luaoan Stprfe far So0erens Sfil-
Griltg al benoe epnet at gribe Sinh
pg Sierte.
8aa Frobit Son6o og bans bier
tebarme SuItru birfeoe 9atterens
tiolige 9ortgung neften operbel-
ocnOe. Men - bet / al fin l16en=
Gerligbeo BOG bormbiertigc Sip It'll
Ter 10, alOrig r%aitenoe, fit nrgamle
&rob ON forfeit Slio poo Igeren.
Sgiaa fer bar oct frepet og gen.
mem SpfpG0elien Ieget.
s. g. S6rgenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

Gn pulittIf lScngcafGrc.

S lGngere Si0 bar Ser ppret fprt
M me9et hioiig Eolenlif / forIfeQige
&laoe / 4nleOning al, ut ell Me0=
arbeioer DeO oSociol=9 emofraten"
og 6obritant @orrp 9esiut / SOen-
{e baoGe bcifplOt Sen betenote Sei-
rfpolitifer, GeOoftpr 4sger &ar-
ftenlen, for at bape nnpenot ct
Itprre &enge6eIe6, iom bar BAN
cperIaOt til 9(npenoeIie / poIitilf
2jeme0, paa en- Maaoe, iom 81
S%ragDoerne life bar tient nte0.
9lanOt Oisie 9iOrogpOere bar
1abrifont Sesiolt, og bans 9eifplo-
ningger moo Sr. &orItanien trent
fbrteS / Ell enOog meget ooip5
Gorm, rne0ens rSocial-0 emofra=
ten" gnnife oabenlpIt erflGreoe, at
Rengene maatte bore br1gtc til
Reitiffelier.
Soerfor oisie @ngreb erflpreoe
Sr. &aritenien, at Soriloietningen
fpr 8engenes Sn6iamIinn bar, at
Der life fuftoe og 0erfor beler fife
ffulbe g6res &egnifab for 0eres
anpenoeIie.
Smiolertio bar Sr. &aritenIen
fHnOet Ell Sci til at flare bette for
bonn og bans &enomme panifeIige
Runft, / set ban Sen 2. 0s. bar
laoet Git5 9ur. offentligg6re en-
G~eoegprelie, bpori set 81. a. be00er:
timber ltOtrpffelig &enoisning til
ten SQopalitet, bporn1eo Sefstilfo=
observation-disclosures Sormano / belle
fenne Sag bar optrad6t operfor
mig, bar rette &%ebfommen0e muliq-
Mort, At nciagtigt Gegrifab fltnoe
forelGgges to beitemte, bit oniete
Observation-Disclosures al @pire.
0ette er MI ltet, og ira ots'e
RoIitifere bar jeg Days Cato MOB
trget feIgen6e ~ltOtalelie:
81 un~bertegnebe, iom al &r. Ge=
Dattpr Asger &aritenlen CT ammo
peoe ON at gore os befell0t mel
Re / 1906 og 1907 u0iteOte @pit-
teringer for Sc / Sagspresien / Der
ienere 5to omtaIte lobatolinger /
POlitiif Ziemleo, erflerer herbeo:
at Der or % forelogt beberige
aottteringer for Oe paagel6enoe
@elsb,
at MoOtagerne / bber enfelt at
RISE &pitteringer anerfenoer at
Babe mootaget fra Sr. Nsger Scar
Fenfen Set / &bttteringen ommeIotc
8eI6b, og
IT &pitteringerne 6per for fig CT
fer Oeres Sn06ol0 u0piier, of 9e-
le6eHe er onpenOt paa fuIot us
BR0erlig MooOe, fjernt fra oIt,
nm fan babe meo 9eItiffcIic at
sere.
Gfteraaret 1907.
Seq un0erIfrepne Sohan Setter
8erntb @e0el, fonItit,teret N%otarilts ,
pnbGtclts / &%pben6apn, bepi0ner
.9erbe0. at o~penItoaenoe er en- tro
% nojogtig NfIfrift al SefIten til
en- mig / Dag al @r. &e0aft6r SIS
ger SarItenien forelagt, meO tDen-
&c ltn0erifrifter foripnet Grflpring.
I'll SefrGfteIie utoer min Soano
og 95otarialieglet.
&6ben6abn, Sen 9. Sfto6er 1908.
&ss @eoel,
Scot. publ. fit.
9ette 9ofnment meo beb6rige,
aqenbrnbige ltn0erIfrifter "biG / Gag
hlipe tilitiGet Sormon6cn for S6i-
Aes 6prrctningslt0bolq.
S6benbobrt, Sen 3 Sftnber 1908.
Nsger &orften en-"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
So Sprn 1tgrtct mes.

iH+t |NNSI@CN~F'E'S@h VI OpIl.
Gen f9rite ifete / SbureIensqooe.
liror ell 2=uarig &ige, 9otter al
en- ArbejosnonO Sir. Sacobien.
foI0t uO al ct &iuOlte ira 3. Sol
&c neO poo 8aOen.
Barnet blep 0rpbt poa Ste0et.
Den mnOen 9teOitprtning fanOt
Steo / @jenOommen 9orgergaoe g1r.
GO, bpor Ell SfrG0er SallItrems
tire @or gannle &ige itprte0e us al
ct &in0re puu 8. SuI.
Ggioa bette Barn poo0rog Itq
Iipsforlige GpGItelier, men set lepe-
sc BOG enOnu peO Infomiten iii So
Ipitnlet, lelp ON 2Gger1le fife qoo
meget lSanb ON at re00e Bets 9ib.
acknowledgements. - 8eboer-
ut / 8%in0eballe SfoleOiltrift / Hanb=
bal Spgn bar / ST. nSeile 81.
Tlfbl." pperraft SorItelprer &c. In=
ferlen en- @ape paa 1875 ST.. iou
Gooifgnnelie for bans 9lrbeioe /
Sfolen. Samtioig bar Sc formaoet
Gog%ner1a0et til at Iegge 100 &r.
i'll 8egpnoelieSlgnnen, iaa Sen BIZ
Ter 1000 ST.. / Ste0et for 900 &r.
Snoforiel al Spiritnpia til S.
lonb. - Sil If6olosoaghlaoet ,&e=
form" t%elegraferes fra &epfiopif:
&e0 Sen al Nltinget ~ipurfiottc
notwithstanding er Ser / 81 al 2an=
rets "a @olgfre0ie afgipet 1911
ct. for % 26t1 ct. imoo @eoto=
Qelien al en- Sob, Ser forbp0er Sno-
ffrIel al o. &anoel meO Ipiritltple
Griffe.
6n6rifotion al Spirit1s ct / 6or=
ocjen forbltot. SEQ Sc npti9 Ite0funo-
ne &ulg til 9lltinget antoges Sor=
hll0sfoIfenes Moioritet at pere 6(e=
ren b~etpoelig fordget, og BEN enOe-
lice &eotogelie al 6orbunosloptll
herme0 at bore lifret.
Gm So, Scr itrcjfeDe. -- 6orleoen
fplbe0e et So paa cit @aaro / Il.
hpf, % &alpen blep an6ragt / ct
Gltm beo Sioen al MoOerer, iao
renne fltnoe lie oen. 9a &alpen ie-
nere bfep %fjernet, bolOt &oen / 81.
,Genbi. Sib." plubielig op meo at
giDe W9lf: fife Ell 9raabe fnn0c
lie(p meQef epeoe Solf faa to al Sen.
ghrcn, Ser bar bGnge for at &oen
bapoe Melfefeber, gift til en- 9prlG-
&c, iom imiolerti3 tics nloeles raah=
lbs; Malfefe6er par set fife, og BON
fen0te ilet fife bette Silfel0e.
@aooen lpites imi0lertiO, ga
man flptteOe 81lpen til6oge til
@tooeren; iaa mulfeoe &oen nent-
fig igen, iaa set Itob oper o0c
greo0er.
gtcS 40 Saffe. 6or 8 Tiger ii0en
foripanot en- @anoelsmauo efter at
babe bGret / gepf66ing S, 9Dor ban
/ &ortfpil ifal bope tabt flere SUIT
0reoe &roner.
SON Rapoe paa Ben Dag, 0a Ser
lioit er bert fra bam, ien0t Sultruen
nogle &ultOreOe &roner, og iioen
bnr bun intet bort fro ba1rt, iao
set ~formoOes, at ban er reiit til
ltolan0et.
Ser f~preligger life noQet frimi-
nett, men ban bar, iaa blot u9oQ.
s. Stiftstio." pes, tobt alt, Gpao
ban eieOe. Jor ca. 2 @ar iiOen foGa-
te bun lin @aaro og eie0e Oa ca.
10000 &r., og itOen ben SID bar
ban opf6bt &reatltrer, nobnlig 81
re, iom ban bar ~efsprrteret til
Spiflon0 meo fort Sab.
@uitrren fiooer MI enc tilbuge
meO 3 llfonfirmereoe 8arn.
Gjenoomaialg. Yroprieter S.
Nprgaor6 bar iolgt iiE Gienoom
vSelbierggaaro" / SSmmerbp Sogn
til 8. 6. 9ttellen, 8ragesgaaro, for
$4,000 &r.
&leis Strife. Gen npe Strife pes
&leis nGrnrer fig / 81. ,!Sori. 4p."
LII Jim 6lil0enoelle; &irfen bill
ian0ipnligpis itaa fGr0ig til 9rug
i Nobemher Waareo.
SpgmheiD. - ga Wforaentoqei
Connecticut western news., 1908-04-09
WEST CORNWALL

The Andrew and Mary Club closed its meetings on Wednesday with the best of programs and the best of times. MT. and Mrs. Robinson opened their house and spread the feast. The Reign of Queen Victoria for a subject was enough to insure an unusual interest. Every member was asked to do something he and she had not done, before, unusual to him and this called our latent and sur prlsing talents. Our host and hostess were most thoughtful and full of zeal for the comfort and provision for the club. The season has been a very suc- cessful one in the progress of intellectual and social work the club set itself to do. It has, by no intention, been exclusive in it's privileges, but has had as itAfirst aim the expansion of interest in the vii. lage Sunday school and has given inv1- tation freely for this purpose. Its atten- dance averaged twenty-five adults.
Connecticut western news., 1908-04-09
ASHLEY FALLS

Mrs. Louise Parsons Loveridge of Waturbury, Conn.,, was guest of her cousin, Mrs. M. l. Clark, on Saturday last. Mrs. Loveridge went from here to Lee, Mass, to spend few days with her brother, Kirkland Parsons, before going to Algona, Iowa, to remain indefinitely with her sister Mrs. Ida Shelley, who is in very poor health, having for years been a great sufferer with rheumatism.
 Miss Abby Snyder who has been spending the winter in South Hampton returned home Tuesday.
 Miss Mary Devine and her sister, Rose, were guests at "The Inn" Friday night.
 Harry Cropper. of Waterbury, Conn.,, called on old friends here last week Thursday. :|. @" ..
Connecticut western news., 1908-04-09
LAKEvlLLE

Miss Hoskins has resigned her position as teacher at the school, Miss Flora Bartle has taken her place temporarily A. H. Heaton was on the sick list for few days the first of the week. Miss Adele Norton was home from her school during Easter Vacation.
 Miss Bessie Argal and Miss Laura Cleveland are home from New Britian School during the vacation. fz...... Claude Shaw has been confined to the house several days with 8 carhuncle on the back of his sneck. " .a-
 Commencing last week, the Holly Manufacturing Company adopted five days-a-week work schedule.
 Miss Lura Miller died yesterday morn ming about five o'clock after long ill., ness. Miss Miller was confined to the house for about two months with nerve trouble developing into spinal menin- gitis. Miss Miller was very popular in the community and she will be greatly missed Her parents have the sympa- thy of the entire community. She was Is years of age
 (From The JournaD
 A nine pound baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. Daniel Neville Tuesday
 If you believe ill having better side walks in Lakeville. make Arrangements to attend the sidewalk entertainments, April 23 and 24.
 Mir. Parker Hamm has moved his family here from Copake. They are oc- cupying Lorin Miller's place on Water street. A
 Miss Blanche Howard, who< had the to fall Iand fracture both knee caps at Brattleboro, Vt. early in the winter is now nearly recovered and is able to walk some distance out of doors.
 Dog Warden Ball has been active dur ing the past week, and quite number of unregistered dogs have been gathered in. In some cases the owners redeemed the animals and Ill other cases the animals were killed.
 P. A. Kisselbrack has several exten- tive painting contracts in Canaan.
Connecticut western news., 1908-04-09
SHARON VALLEY

J. Lumpkin and family returned on Monday, from week s visit in Hartford.
 George Faulkner is spending some time with his friends.
 A. Scutt is improving his place by graveling the sidewalk.
 Mrs H. Raban and children came from ryington on Saturday to their new home. MT. Raban is expected on Tuesday. We are pleased to welcome them to our village.
 G. Klebes, our merchant has improved the interior of his store by painting.
 School closed on Friday for two weeks vacation, our teacher going to her home in Canaan.
Connecticut western news., 1908-04-09
AMENIA UNION

Our schools are closed for two weeks Easter vacation.
 Mrs. Hattie Barnum has returned to her house after spending the winter with relatives in New Jersey and other places.
 Miss l.. Kimble has gone to her home in Mass.
 George Conklin returned for his family last Sunday,
 MT. and Mrs. E. R. Chapman with children are visiting in Springfield, Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1908-04-09
SOUTH CANAAN AND HUNTSVILLE

Miss Hattie Willard is expected home from the West this week.
 MT John Palmer is visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs. O. 0. Hol- comb. <#
 Harry Dean is gradually gaining strength.
 Mrs. Frank Dean of Torrington is visiting relatives in this place.
 A surprise party was giveu to Frank Nichols last Friday evening.
 Mrs. William Whitford is visiting her son Frank Nichols.
Connecticut western news., 1908-04-09
15 per cent. Discount on
 the Following Goods

, ILace tains. E=. 3|Ribbons of all kinds. IRuffled Muslin Cur tains. 5IBoys' Waists. r Boys Overshirts. , Men s /Overalls and coats
 Boys Overalls and coats Mems cotton Cloves. Dress Skirts. J s. Ladies' and chf1dren's I garters.
 Mems Boston garters.
 Suspenders.
 lHandkerchiefs.
 IWhi te bedspreads, pink
 and whi te bedspreads | blue and white bed | spreads.
 IChildren's Dresses of | all kinds.
 White and colored Petit I coats, "> -. | Smyrna Rugs. Cologne. . ITable cloths. .+t# | Towels. Napkins.
Connecticut western news., 1908-04-09

Ladies' Shirt Waistss
 whi te and colored, 1908
 styles.
 Boys and Mems Clothing Inf ants Dresses H, and B. famous dress
 VT appers.
 Shirt Waist Suits Chi dr en s Spring Cloaks Ladies', Children and
 gents Ties. Gents fancy Over shirts. Working Shirts. Baby Caps. Night Gowns. Childfen' and Infants
 Hose. s-.. Cents Hose. Ladies' Hose. . Gents' Collars. Ladies sumner Underwear Gents summer Underwear Chi l dren' sumner Under =
 wear. .. Corsets. Gingham Aprons, v
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-05-23
REV. DR.. KIEFFER CHOSEN
Hagerstown Pastor President Of
General Reformed Synod.
SESSIONS BEGIN AT YORK PA.
Church Boards Meet and Get Their
Business in Shape-co-opcrat
With Presbyterians.
Special Dispatch to The World.

Special Dispatch TO The World.
York, Pa, May 20.--After close
tight, Rev. DR.. J. Spangler Kieffer, OF
Hagerstown, Md, was elected presi
dent of the General Synod of the Re
Horned Church OF the United States
nj the session last night. He defeat
ed Rev. James |. Good, of Phila-
xiclphia.
The friennial session of the General
Synod began when the boards OF the
sEBTch met to complete the unfinish.
ed work of the last synod, so as to
present their reports to the General
synod al the time appointed.
The Ministerial Relief association,
OF which Rev. J. NJ Schick is secre-
szry, met in Heidelberg church to dis
4TfbUte money to aged and disabled
ministers throughout the bounds Of
the General SYNOD.
This was the first meeting of the re
lief board since its organization, MS
1T went into office at the last meeting
sof the General Synod. 1t has an en-
dDwment fund of about 100000 aud
this is growing each year.
Another important bit OF work was
that of the Sunday school board. Rev.
&C. Clever is president of this board
and Rev. Rufus w. Miller is secre-
1Ery- The board expects to report
some valuable Information.
Rev. DR.. A. e. Dahlman was the dis.
tinguished figure at the opening or
CHG synod. He retires from the pres
idency, giving place to Dr. Kieffer.
&ftsr the opening of the services and
the welcome by Mayor Jacob f. Weav-
Tr and Rev Henry II. Apple the Gen.
prxa Synod organized for its deibera-
TONS DR.. Dahlman, in speaking of
the proposed union with the Presby-
terrain church, which is to be one or
The features to be discussed, said on
the side that he believed the church
was in favor of a closer union on
cooperative basis, but he did not
think It would favor an organic union
at this time.
The Reformed church. said he, lis
as much in favor of cooperation In
the work of saving souls and the
recognition OF other Christian bodies
as is any organization in the country
The history of the church shows IT,
and it IS always ready to act with
them +-aA
! The opening service this morning
was conducted by Rev d. B. Shuey,
of Indiana.
After the devotional exercises the
orsaar alton OF the body was complet-
ed by the election of Rev. A. f.
-Trnxel. of Meyersdale first vice pres
Sdent; Rev. j. H. Stepler, D. D., Cleye-
fland, second vice president; Rev. J.
G. Fisher, recording secretary; Rev.
J. F. May. reading clerk.
The president announced the stand
ing committees: Rev. ]. A. Hofheins,
I'D. D., Martinsburg, chairman OF the
xawamittee on overtures. Rev. ]. T.
Hacker, Roanoke, chairman of the
committee on home missions.
Rev. e. r. Eschbach, D. D., Fred
serick, presented the report of the board
~ home missions and Rev. A. r.
bartholomew, of Philadelphia, Pre-
scented the report of the board for
cigp missions and made an enthusiast
tic address on the work n the for
eign field.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-05-23

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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-10-08
Council MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Common council was held
at the City Clerks office Tuesday
evening some minor matters
came up for final disposition. A
large grist of bills were allowed
by the council, the amount being
$2262. Is. $3?6.5O of this amount
was paid for fighting fires during
the past month, the largest item
being for the Nelson House fire.
The matter of allowing the
butchers to build a slaughter
house on lower Washington
avenue came upagain for discus
sion and as there appeared to be
considerable objection raised the
the council thought it best to let
the matter drop. The com mittee
that had charge Of the electric
lighting proposition made their
final report and were discharged.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-10-08
OMAHA OFFICIALS
Were Here Last Friday in Their
Special Train.
Spent an Hour in the City
Looking Over Their
Property.


A special vestibuled train con-
tanning the officers of the Omaha
railroad arrived in the city last
Friday afternoon at five o'clock
and an hour was spent in looking
over the property holdings of
the company here. Among the
officers that were present were
w. A. Gardiner, president; j. F.
Clark. vice-president, R. H, Will
liams, treasurer; Chas. w. John
son, chief engineer;S G.. Strick-
land, general superintendent; e..
B. Ober. general freight agent.
t. w. Teasdale, general passen-
ger agent; Isaac Seldom, pur-
chasing agent, besides a mum Der
of minor officials and clerks.
The special train left here at six
o'clock for Superior and Itasca.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-10-08
GAME FOR SUNDAY
City Team Will Play Ashland
Naval Reserve Team
Here.

Arrangements have been
made with the Naval Reserve
Foot Ball team of Ashland
for a game with the Wash
burn city team on the local
grounds Sunday. Both teams
are about evenly matched as
weight and d first-class game
is expected.
The city team is being
coached by Will Hamilton and
he now feels confident that
they will be able to put up a
pretty strong game. The
team is composed of a good
many heavy players, the team
average being about 175
pounds. They have the weight
as well as the speed. Every
body turn out to see the game.