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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

quests came so fast. however. that the person who wished to unite with the church left the building before all of the requests could be granted. The congregational meeting was closed by a prayer from Rev. John Bass Shelton, in which it was asked that the church of the Adams Street Baptists should heal the breach in tn 6 membership, and that it begin a new work for the cause of Christ. MT. Shell ton also prayed for the success of Mir. Fancher and the former members of the congregation who were starting out with him for the purpose of organizing new church. e At the morning service. Mfr. Fancher spoke from the text. ''Thou art Peter. and upon this rock will build my church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it" He said in part:
 Tt is not my purpose to exegete tEiis verse of Scripture; take it merely as basis for the remarks which shall make, taking as my subject. ''The Church Which We Need in Montgom- erv.''
 My ideas are reformatory as to what church should be and what a church should do. I never was moreS deter m.ned in my life than am at this present moment to contend for and to light for the principles in which be- lfeve. There Is not enough money in all of this city to induce me to become the pastor of 6 church that did not stand by principles in which believe and would not permit mo to enunciate the doctrines which know to be right.
 You should be surprised when I announce my first principle, which is that church ought to be composed of regenerated membership. Why, you say. thatsis what we believe. That Is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
ReD. H. ". Fancher Quits
 Adams Street Pdstorate

Messrs Thatcher and Hendley were ap- pointed as the committee.
 Mir. Fancher saw last nights difficul- ty from afar. There never has been unanimity of purpose or plan in the congregation for some time past. Mir. Fancher saw this state of affairs, and with a board of deacons who were di- vided endeavored to draw up a plan by which the entire board of deacons of the church should resign and a new board elected. The name of the church was to be changed. and the h- nances of the church placed in the hands of a committee to be elected by the congregation.
 This plan of he pastor was met by part of the congregation with the greatest favor, but was as stoutly Up- posed by the other part. The new plan was. therefore. never carried to a vote by the Congregation.
 With the congregation divided. Mfr. Fancher felt that he, could not leave the church and the city and let the breach remain. Tie action taken last night was the result of his decision. of the pastor took their letters of severance from the Adams Street Baptist Church and win follow Mr. Fancher in his evangeIistic work of establishing the curch of ms ideal.
 During the congregational meeting of last night. while the members were asking for their letters. Rev John Bass shelton, former pastor of the church and at the present time engaged in evangelistic work, asked whether sp- plicants would be received into the membership of the church. The moder- ator replied that they. would. The re-
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

one Of the most important doctrines of the Baptist Church.
 II know of Baptist churches that re- tain in their membership men and wo- men who will not hesitate to say that they do not realize the spirit of re- generation in their hearts.
 Another principle in which I believe is restriction of conduct on the part of the pastor or minister. I have in mind now most especially what we call worldly amusements. such as the thea- Ire, dance hall. playing cards for prizes. do not believe in trying to provide for the nourishment and the develop mept of every phase of the human life. Only 10 per cent of the shows which come to our city are moral in effect and character and question that percent age.
 T furthermore state that the church cannot be spiritual that retains in it's membershsp people who freutient those places and engage in the things which have denpunced. believe ih all of these good things. but believe that the church ought to provide SO far as 1t can. until the problem has been solved. some way for social entertain nnents for thSir people just as they are doing in Broughtori's Tabernacle in Atlanta" Sas a At his night sermon, Mir. Fancher save vivid description of the two kinds of lives to be found on this earth, and the Judgment which follows upon each. Thou art weighed in the ball. ances and found guilty" was the theme of the preachers sermon.
 Under this head there were three dif- ferent scales in which person was weighed: and after stating that these three were Gods scales of justice. your own conscience, and the laws of the State" the preacher made a most earn est appeal to his hearers to take thought as to whether they could be weighed in the three scales and not be found wanting.
 The congregational meeting was then held. after which the congreeation ad- iourned without a pastor for next Sum day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
NIurdereun Assault Alleged.

Birmingha, March S-(Special) )--Jlm Thomas. a negro. has been lodged in the county Jail here charged with as- sault with intent to murder, and as- sault with weapon. The negro is seriously wounded and had to be placed in the hospital part of the jail. It is charged that he had a shooting scrape a short while back with an- other negro at Fossil mines, in this the arrest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
BUILDERS BUSY.
Contracts for Many Structures In Blrm,
 tn9ham.

OVANAaGsS AOE Aa4uS ctEUct4Ec0 In HHRm-
 tn@ham.
 Birmingham. March s-(SpeciaI. .1- Several contracts are pending for sonic fine buildings in Birmingham includ- ing several residences. Arrangements are still under way for sky scrapers at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Twen- tieth Street, Fourth Avenue and Twen- tieth Street. and First Avenue and Twentieth Street.
 Robert Jemison, Jr. announces that quite a number of replies are being received from his circular letters as to tenants for the sky scraper to be erect ed on the Chalifoux corner on First Avenue and Nineteenth Street.
 Contracts are to be let Monday for the mission building of the Church of the Advent, (EpiscopaD. on Sixth Ave- nue, near Twentieth Street. This build ing is to be of brick and stone. A con- tract will probably be let Monday for the handsome residence of T. D. Smith. this building to be of trick and stone, J. J.: Boggan is to let a contract to- morrow also for a handsome residence. Judge O.. R. Hundley win start work shortly on hts handsome home on the South Highlands. This is to be one of the costliest residences in Birmingham,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
Heavy Traae on Louisville sad Nash
 vilIe.

Birmingham, March .S-(speeial)-- For the first time this year. engines on the Birmingham Mineral branch were brought in to the main line of the Louisville 6 Nashville railroad. Saturday night. and used all day Sung day. They will not be returned to the Mineral until Monday morning. in or- der that the heavy trafic on the main line may be moved.
 The business on the South and North division of the Louisville & Nashville railroad recently took on a squirt and the old time custom of using locomotive power from the mineral branches which arc quiet on Sundays had to be resorted to. The telegraph operators and chief dispatchers all had something to do Sunday while quite a number of train crews were employed in moving the business There was a taste of the old business experienced and good cheer was noticed on all sides.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
Fmneral Of yack ne..

Birmin gham March s.-l -lspecIal) l)-The funeral of Jack c. Rea. who died at the St. Vincent's Hospital as a result of an attack and operation for appendicitis, was attended Sunday afternoon with military honors. Company K the Birmingham Rifies. of which the de- ceased was a member. turning out m : der Capt. Mabry. Rea took sick We'd nesday. He was removed to the hos necessary the following day. Death came the day after the operation.
 The deceased was the only son of the Req family which has. a large number of friends throughout the state His father Is a travelling salesman. The interment was EImwood cema- tery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS
 TO BE CONSIDERED TODAY

New buildings for the University of Alabama will be considered in detail today at a meeting of the Building Committee. which was called to con- vene by Governor Conner. its ex -oficio Chairman. Two buildings, part of projected plans for the construction of an entire system of homes for the de- partments of the institution, are to be discussed.
 pr. John W. Abercrombie, President of the University. and other members of the committee, arrived last night and will be present at the meeting to- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
: TALK scHoLs TONIGHT.
Aldermen ana Board Of Educmsion as
 Aera fa Confer.

The Councils Committee on schools and the members of the Board of Edn. cation of Montgomery, will confer h the Council Chamber tonight upon mat ters of importance to the school syss tenn of the city.
 Among the matters to be considered are the proposed establishment oi night schools. the purchase Of play. grounds for pupils of the public edn. cational institutions. and the abaae. nent of the crowding of children in some of the buildings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
pR. sADLnR,s FuNERAL.
orp.e Taken To .Un,oasewn Tai.

Corpse Taken To Unicatewn Thi'
 The renaina of pr. !. M. Sadler who died suddenly while in the pres ence of other members of the Mont gomery County Medical Society Sat urday night. will be taken at S:10 burial. The interment will be made in the burial ground of the Keys family, of which Mrs. sadler, his widow. Is q member.
 The body will be eaccompanied by Mrs. sadler and others of pr. Sadler's family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
FoR FHYsICAL cULTURE.
Women May Organize Glass to Ia

Women May Organize Glass to Take
 Less0mn.
 Women who desire to organize a class in physical culture for term of twelve lessons. will meet in the Young Women's Christian Association bui1d- ing at n o'clock Tuesday morning, and ff sufficient number of them desire to be enrolled the class will be organized at once.
 Itis planned that the class, If form ed. will have two meetinss each week, n dsys and hours selected to suit the convenience of majority of the parti- cipants. All who are interested in the .sa-f t--strS .- H,e ~-~-@~. at tn, Y. ". c. A. Tuesday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
HIberniAa. AtteBd Services.

Birmingham, March 9(--Special--DIv- ision No. 8. Ancient Order of Hibern- ians. attended holy communion at the st. Paul Catholic church in body this morning. The church was flled at all the masses the Lenten services being attended by many followers of the faith. Rev. Father Shultz preached at the night serviceG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

It is noticeable that the attendancs is larger each day.
 Mir. Dubber read the first ten verse; of the tenth Chapter of Luke. For hlt text he took the inspiring words:
 For the Son of Man has como tf seek and to save that which was ioef.f
 The services will be continued. They begin each evening at 7:45 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
LARGEST CONGREGATION.
aseIIst pubber spoke 70 Larsest

EvanGelisf DubheP Spoke tO Largest
 Gathering at AnaitOriam.
 An eloquent sermon by Evangelist Dubber was the feature of yesterdays service at the Auditorium. where Mir Dubber assisted by Evangelist Spiegei is conducting a revival in the interest of the Christian Church
 The congregation was perhaps the largest that had attended the service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

While some aNfuliy big holes are belne kicked In Mir. Aldrich's finlnclal hliA, ha is prohablyconH0llng hiFnaelf with Che r4fiec~ ton that nobody could have got up one that would ba entirely bomh-nrooe. --Eals tirnnre Newa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
THE PASSING 7FzRoNG

Mir. J. F. Vessels, an engineer of the Construction Department of the Mont gomery Traction Company. who Is sta toned temporarily in Montgomery. has returned to the city from New Orleans where he spent the Carnival season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

It may be hot elsewhere, but af the TheatO lt ls always cool and eomfort- able, whyR Good ventilation ana plenty of fans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

Mfr. Dallas B. Keith. of Selma. wa in Montgomery for short time yes terday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

pr. John W Abercrombie. President of the University of Alabama. is in the city to attend the session of the University's Building Committee today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

Mr. walter Cook. prominent young gomery yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

Mr. J H. Fits, Of Tuscaloosa. To prominent visitor to Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
RAILRoAD's BIG BUSINESS

pr. H. D. Boyd. of Elba, is visit to Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

Mir. B. C.. Byron, of Birmingham. registered at the New Exchange.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-16

aGusgamo.

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-16
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-16

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5prii1e fiirs neuc sSabr.

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Nus Marotto tommen lebr
beunruhigenoe NGhribten. Die Wuba-
nebnner iOllen iih in ganS NOros safrita
fir Den sSeiliaen 9rieg@ DOrbereiteu;
D. b. ieoer Wubameodner tpiro pers
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sriipoung boben. Elm gruBes Seer in
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oanismus su befdmpfen uno li1 0au.
erno bort feit5uieBen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-16

Gie 6inan3triie 1T iiber=
muuDen uno bas gSertrauen in Die
&anten tebrt 5usiid leien mir in elmer
grOBen 7agesssitung. 9a9egeu aber
mehrsn lidD Die Bsribte iiber QroBe 9lr-
heitseialteannaen uno gangrotte. be-
IDnbers I'm Often bes Qauoes. gBenn
mir Ferner in 8stra1t sieben. bob Die
Minterspnaren bon Den 0dnDlern su
boben preiFen eingetauft ipurneu. me-
9sn oes 9elinoen Weiters tsinsn Ab=
iae fanoen uno ieBi i'm @roBhanoel
toloiial i'm Brfiie gefallen finn. 10 ION
nen mir uns auf pisl sablreihere Bant-
rotts aeiaBt maiden. ais ie suDpr. 9is
6inanatriie mao liberlDunben iein, aber
Ole 0slndItstriis bsginnt erii jsbi.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-16

Der 3meite 3baps Bro
3es bat am Wontae NIT oen 8erbanOs
lnngen be9onnen, na4oem Die norige
Wede nit Der Qlusmcbl Der @einmore=
men sugebra6i mar. glm SonnabCnO
muroe oas 8uBenO poa.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-16

Die 4pHenoes 9anomas
tannls weroen jebt i6On auf mehr ais
200 WliliOnen Dollars bere9net; tpenn
aas llnternebmen aber gu pOlitif1en
3meden miBbrauat wiro, oann tperoen
fib Die Soften nod bis ins llnenOlibe
Oermehren.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-16

Sn Nep Dortfollen 9seen=
pdrtiq 10000 4rbeitsloIs iein; aud
in Chicago 3dblen Die Mrbeitsloien nab
an9eItellten @rmittlungen iiber l30, :
900. Die 2age erbeLt aud aus Der
Gin= unb Nusmanoerung. Sn ben
eriten 3ebn 3aeen bes ueuen Sabres
lanoeten nur 2l52 3mildenoeds gin=
wanoerer oseen 4248 in Der glei6eu
3eit bes 8orjabres; OaQe9en aber Der,
lieBsn Is, l67 3piIhenoefsr eeeen
6424 I'm 0orIdbre Die Ser. Staaten,
um nad europa 3uriidsntebren.