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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
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tboliihen 8iarrer Ser Srtihait 4rs
gebaltene 4eoe beoeutenoes 4ufIeben
erregt. Der 8rieiter erfI1rte i'm Ger
la1fe elmer Aniprade:
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ieieru. aatbolifen iino uur Oasu Sa,
Steuern 81 5a6leu unO in Ser armee
I5u oienen. @enn Derantmortlidle
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ISeite geihoben. Sri Oieier @eleaen-
belt lit es uniere 8ilidt, su @ott 81
beten, Dab er Dem aaiier meDr Gin.
lidt oerleiben m0ge.4
Ger aommanoeur oes f6. arn1ee.
l6erps bat einen 8efebl erIaiien, mo.
nod es Den SoIoaten oes Corps per.
boteH it, Ole fatboltide Stride in
@rs 81 beiufen.
@essR bic Euadialbsr.
Berlin, 4. 5ebr.
5te @egierung 6at iid entihloi,
fen, iA1rier geaen oas Sell. uno
Observation-Disclosures bor3useben. 81
ne @orlase peIAe sic 3utimmung
i0es 9~uuOesrotb's but, miro oemnGhlt
loem &ei6stae 8ugeben. 2nut oeit
@eitimmuugen Dieies @eiesentwur.
lies bari feinerIei SeilmetboOe aus.
geii6t meroeL bic uiGt BON Der dr5t.
llihen JafuItGt a%uerfannt miro, Elm.
lihIieBlih hriitlihe Seilswiiienihaft.
lSnpnotiSmus, g@eiprehen~ un0 au-
lberen Scdnspodus. Mud Der Der,
lfniif BON geheimmitteln miro Itarf
beitranft un0 bieaeitt gau5lih Der.
boten per0en.
9entidlanS banbelt IObal.
4sln, 4. 6ebruar.
Cine baIbumtIide @1itfbeilung in
Ser .4olniihen 3eitlns" beia9t, oaB
Der Sultan Ron Ntaroffo, Ab0-el-
sl5i5 unO lein @ru0er. ser @egeniul.
tan WhlIai SaFio. Dem 0eutihen Sc.
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iiber Ole Gage in @laroffo mitgetbeilt
uno 5ugIeth ibre nipeftiUen gn.
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ianDte iibermittelte oieie MittbeiIun.
gen nah Berlin. uno oie oeutide 8e-
| aierirng iette 0ns fran50iiihe Ilts.
mdrtiqe @mt bon ser @eittbeiIung
url0 ser BON Tentihlono ~gegebenen
9nttuort in 4enntniB, bon Ser an-
iidt d~usqebenO. oaB es inter Den
~1lnlftdnoeu lire Gfliht iei 6ranf.
reid NH 0em 9anfenocn 81 erbalten.
@edieI i'm 8eidsihatamt.
@erlipb 4. San.
Ger @chicl in ~Ieitenoer SteQe 0es
Meidsihaeamts. 5. 3. 0ie gerabihie-
Dung 0es Staat5iefrctdrs D. Stendel.
iideint numne5r oetinitiu bei1loiieng
Sadie. @eute oerlaluet berpits Iedhe.
res iI5er ieinen muthmaBliten 3sah.
iolger. Ia leiteR0gr STEELE ioa ser
@unih afdnBert mor0en ieih BEL Ser
@a5l 0es Radio,8ers eiuen Manl
lbon aGeyRbnr1 der Gh1fi1teit" al
5eriiditdtiaen. %ufoIae oeiien aft cs
dis uahriheinllh. 0ab ennpc0er q.
lreftor @liein5 noa ser 0~armitaSter
ooer @ittaia Don Ser 0res0energanf
9u Sem Soften oes Staatsiefretdrs
oes Reidsihaeamts 6eruien per0en
oIrften.
Rria Nd N.nnGnn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

goHpnro, Der BON ieiner @eaieruug
abberHieH poroen III, reiite beiite in
GROCER Gle n1d Boris 40. er miro
MIR 5urudfebren, I'M ieiH Abberu.
fuHgsidreiben 5u iiberreiheH, Ebat.
idhIib foroerte 0ie ruiiine Megie.
ring ieiHe A%bberufnng, neil Bonn.
taro Die tiIbsbeit bate lid beim
ruini6en gainiiier 0es aeuBeren,
molsfL iber eIueB 4rtifel i'm .8raibs
Damn 81 beidperen in Dem @omt
par0 IN gebaingsr 8eiie ange9rifen
muroe. Ssiuolsfi DerGnlaBte Die Sc
ituafuns Der 3eitnBg nm $500. uno
Dies ldeint ben maBgebeHoen @apaI.
ten IN Die arone ~sefabren 81 lem,
0eun lie DeraulaBten 8omparo's 9E6.
6eruiurg. unO Sap0Isfis aEnftloTg.
felt oHrfte ibm e6eniaas oemaahjt
ieinen BoIten toiteH.
Nm bic periiide @ren8e.
ct 9eters6urs, 4. 5ebr.
5000 Ronn Sol0aten muroen aus
Dem nor0liden aaugaiHs an Die tiir
fiih- perii ide @ren3e beorOert. 3ies
gei6ab III 5olge Der fortpdbren0en
4ngriiie tiirtiider 9ruppeH auf per.
iiihe Staote.
DIR bic SnngersHOtbOiftrifte.
ct. B%eters6urg. 4. 5ebr.
Die Regierufg mir0 ser 9uma
mOrgen eIllfl @eieBeuimuri oorleaen,
ourd Delhen meitere S.. 563 900 sur.
uHteritiiBuug Ser @ungersnotbOiltrif-
te oeDilligt DerOen ioQeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

Garis. 4. Te6rnor

Gcr Gbumalt0eur ser Trubpen
III Ilgier General Sounort. berifJ.
tet. OaB d4n l. 6ebraar cine Abt6ei.
lung Der Srenr0enlegion aitf einem
Marble in ser Gdbe 0es Sorts SeNa
ben eineri Shueeiturme iiberraidt
mur0e mo etipa % Sol0aten nm.
famen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
Sic periiidle Wren8e.
81 6ir snnaergn0IH6iitriiIt
5raufreia.
Raris, 5. gSebruar.

Earis, 5. 5ebruar.
Gas glnsmdrtige amt bot bis Jest
nod feline 9eltatigung ser iber
SonOon g~efonmenen alahriht erbal-
ten, oaB- In ether Sbladt 3lDiiden
mauriihen 5tdmmen mo fransoii.
ldeH SruppeR 10000 Wauren geto0.
tet uno DerlpHnoet mur0en un0 100
6%ran5oieb eiHidlieBIih 4 GHi3ieren.
ibr Seben ~perloren. IS miro anaes
iiommen, 0aBp oieie nit benz iiinaIten
8efeht maize 4asl0b Ser Rebio Der.
iUehielt mirol in meldem 8 5ran5o-
len geto0fet uno so DerrDunoet nur.
Den. @eiters 9ahrihten iiber 6ieies
@eiedt gebeu bic @erluite Ser
giaurcn iont 500 3oote on. Sui
ihrem Maride nod 8asbab Ser
@ehio bate Sic Straffolonne oes
0beriteni @otteqaro oen Gbdouia.
Stdmmen ofg mitgeipielt ui6 ale
CrtlAaften aerIt6rt. Dies bette ben
auiaerei5t. lie itar3ten iih IN
groBen M0iien auf sic Sran5oien unO
Oeren 9trtigerie bat Oen Mauren
iiirdteriide &erluite beigebraht.
Gas a~psmarti9e STINT muroe heute
pom Su4an aboel G3ij benahrih.
tigt, Dab e. pon Geutihlan0- aint
0erlaHgt bate, OaB es oen Rild3lw
Der fran3oiiihen 2rnppeR eeranlai.
len ioate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
9entidIanS.
9ritiider 3ultano oes Sersoes GrHf
Don SadieH : AItenbnrg.
Berlin, 5. Ssebr.

Berlin, 5. 5ebr.
gtad neueiter @eIoung ans III.
teabnrg bat iif oas @efinoen 0es
greiien Ser5ogs grnit bon Sahler.
4itenburg duBerit tritiid geitaltet.
0os Ieste dr8tline Bulletin fonitc-
tirt EN- langiames, aber Itetiaes 30
hebmen Der 9rGfte oes gatienten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
9cr 5aa Gss;nau.

Berlin 8. SEER
GaS S5rgnseri5i IN 5aas )
erciea SogenoA. pa1es ssEaisa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
Rener gOtidafteF,
Boris. 4. Sehrurar

Der @Be9fomiral 6. T. IoudarO
lift 5um fIraB0inhen @otdnIter III
ct Better BURG, ais 9~todfoiger BON
ID. 8omNr0. Der abberuien pur0e.
erRannt n0rDen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

Dies Die eiu5iss Grflarrgng Oaiar lei,
Dab or lid inter Der Mlenge he.
fano, melde i'd Sci Ser S1ieBerei
auf Ser Strabe a%n9eiammelt bate.
or lief oabon uno wuroe our6 cine
augel aeto0tet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

Qaris. 4. Gebrwar.


Cine beate bier Deroffentaate Rote
beitreitet 0e @idtigfeit ser IN elmer
oeutihen 8eitnng mo anoerspdrts
anfgeitellteu gebauptunqaoloab Der
Stur8 eea portugieiiihemarqmie
6rapeo oHhoie SnterpeHhon Srouf,
reihs o0ef @robbritauniehs airiid.
5uiibreu iei. egs lit ebenio .uulpabr"
beiBt es in Ser 9rflarlha ferner.
Dab entiueoer Spanten o0er taIien
Bic abiiht BADEN, 5tueds Set6eiiiib-
rliHg oes 5rieOenS in 8ot1lgaf an
in%terpeuir9n. Die Radte ret1er
ons 2edt Qortugais, ieife ipneren
aulIaegerheiten ieIblt 5u reseIa. re.
iheftireu a.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
9rin snmpm6ie6cidllna.

S1oapelt 3. 6e6r.
Gin Bonn nm lriihen 4a6mett in
llHtcr5duie 0@ &arIameut aeftenfs
slntrog ser Saulilie oes ermorseier
a0H!Bs uoE gorssJal oas belief
ua5orns aas5uit hen. naiste st
rlIdle5cgeu narog ipca Sic llgab
han8issn Ser auHaane oggonir.rn
&c se5eu ais @ruu0 hieriiir an. Dos
Der aoFi9 Den AM Sic G1rfoHuna ie
res SaHses saIsiietau giS ac5rsaea
hahe.
SOm &iansl fe6r; snrad.
Sien. 3. 6e5r.
Gam 4}uleI Sc graaause. Sc,
potta lsefHte SbroaprateaSeni. FefrQ
eaf 1i's &laresato STATEN. 3uriit.
S.thaI ote5 oHf anrataea iaisgc
SamlLie. an teinen anlaB ~ unaa
Ten 9eEa5.sE al se5ga.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
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81 &s:cgeyags 4 Fetr
Gu igarlei 4e gst6lt,eg oa5ier.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

Gr. Sole 0earia alpoim 5iihrer
Der iortidritiliden Giiiioenten. lit IN
einem IuiOmobil aus 8ortuaal ge.
ilobeu. lin Oie @pcu5e paiiiren 3u
tonnen. nerileioete or iidl. Gr beiiu.
oct iih nun IN Salamnura. 5paBict,
ben mo aus er ben 2auf Ser 0inge
IN Norillaal perfoLat.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
At siIverbrook Church.

While the attendance at Silverbrook
NJ. e. Church was good last Sunday.
that Of the Sunday school was a rec
ordbreaker being the largest IN the
history OF the church. Every teacher
and officer was present. A very en-
thusiastic Epworth League service was
conducted by Edward Warren. assist
ed by a large number OF the Young
men. trio was sung by Miss Saliie
Truax, Miriam and Carrie Curlett with
good effect. Miss Emma Sieman pre-
sided at the plano. Tho Pastor Aid
Sinciety recently organized Tor cam
poign Of aggressive work IN the ~
terest of the church held meetings on
tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
With encouraging results. TIE Young
Ladies' Bible Glass held a pie and
l;ik social at the nomc of their teach
er. Mrs. Wi4iam T. Pedrick. 80. 107
Lincoln street. on Wednesday night
Cor the honclt of the CARPET fund OF
the church. The event proved COM
plete success in every way. with graf
flying results, and the young women
with their teacher deserve credit in
the manner in which il was conducted
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
U. P. CHURCH TO
HEAR Mr.. CLELAND
Invited to PaStOrate Here,
Preacher Will Look
Over the Field

Rev. David NJ Cleland. Of New Will
mngton. Pa. who received a unanimous
call to the pastorate of the First United
Presbyterian Church, this city. a few
weeks ago. will preach there tomorrow.
Mr.. Cleland Is looking over the field
while considering the call which has been
extended him. lie has occupied several
prominent pastorates I'M tho West and
for the last two years has been making
a special study OF foreign immigration
TIo is at the head OF federation OF
minister's and laymen IN Pittsburg. which
Is actively engaged in the work Of pro-
viding schools for foreigners where they
may he taught tho English language.
Tho schools have been successful and at
the present time si5 young mon are he
ing taught at an expense of $500 per
month. paid by the corporations employ
ing them.
Mr.. Cleland is a son Of the Rev. w
J. Cleland, formerly a pastor Of the Sec.
ond NJ. +. Church, OF New York City. Hc
has three brothers also in tho ministry
Rev. G. S. Cloland. d. D.. OF the Sec
ond NJ. p. Church. Philadelphia: Rev. T.
+. Cleland, Of New Concord, Ohio. and
Rev. J. W. Clcland. Of Oakdale, mi. IIo
has another brother. Judge Mckenzie
Celand, Of the Maxwell Street Criminal
Court. Chicago.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
SERVICES AT
WEST CHURCH

Tomorrow morning at West Presby-
terian Church the Sacrament Of Baptism
vii be administered to infants a number
OF babes will be presented at this time.
The pastor, Rev Alexander Alison. Jr..
will discourse upon the subject OF
Church Unity" At night the meeting
will be popular and evangelistic. bright
with music and good cheer. The seats will
be free at this service and those who ar
rive early win have the choice. The pastor
will briefly discuss "The Sin Of Our First
Parents" The Sabbath School meets at .
o'clock. under the direction of Frank
Sheppard, superintendent There are de-
partments and classes for all. visitors and
newcomers being most welcome. The
Westminster. Adult Bible Glass taught
by the pastor invites men and women
The choir under direction Of Prof. ely
mer is making preparations for Christ
mas Sunday, December %. and the Christ
mas music this year is said to be unusual
~ fine. There will be special music by
the chorus choir tomorrow both morning
and evening.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
Social and
Personal

Mrs. Ella stiles has returned from a
visit to friends in Philadelphia
Miss Naomie Green will spend next
week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. g. d. Alrichs. Of No. 1914 West
Seventh street has returned home
from two weeks visit to relatives
near Millington, Kent county. Nd.
Mrs. Mae Frey. Of Scranton. Pa, will
speak at the Christian and Missionary
Alliance. No. sos Shipley street. this
evening. tomorrow morning and even
ing.
John J. Maeahern has been spending
part OF this week with Milford friends.
The Rev. J. II. Blake. OF Chester. was
a business visitor here yesterday
Wilbur Rawley. OF Leipsic. has been
spending few days with friends in
this city.
Charles b. Prettyman spent last
Sunday as a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
X. Jones. Of Dover.
Mrs. Thomas S. Taylor and son. Ed
ward. are the guests OF Edward ]. Car
ter. of Dover.
W. C. Maitland is visiting relatives
in Coatesville.
Miss May Herons, Of Leipsic. Is visit
ing friends in this city and Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. William f. Cole. OF Leipsic. il
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Joseph
Dillon. CT this city.
Willi1m Parker has been spending a
few days With his family at Leipsic.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
NO-LICENSE WORK
Sussex and Rural New Castle Folk tc
Hear Addresses Tomorrow.

Milton. Sussex county will be visited
tomorrow by the Rev. J. NJ. Arters, dis
trict superintendent OF the Anti-saioon
League. where services on behalf Of the
league work will be held in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church OF that town in
the morning, in a nearby country church
in the afternoon and in Milton NJ. p.
Church at night with Mr. Arters as the
speaker.
c. Z. Burchenal will visit Wesley Meth
odist Episcopal Church. near Newark.
this county in the morning. and will
speak at White Clay Creek Presbyterian
Church, near Newark, at the evening
services.
Mr.. Burchenars address viii have tC
do with the necessity Of the speedy re-
submission Of the question Of license OF
no-license for the voters Of New Castle
county. while Mr.. Arters will deal with
matters pertaining 10 the enforcement
of the prohibition laws in the lower
counties Of the State.
Mr. Arters announces that preparations
are being made for the local option mass
meeting TO be held in the Grand Opera
House, this city. on Sunday afternoon
February eth, at which time Hon. Sea.
born Wright the famous temperance
orator. will be the speaker.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
THE MAKING
OF A CHRISTIAN
This 20 be Subject Of DR..
KeIIOgg'S Morning
Sermon

one CT the interesting features OF the
Sunday services st Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church IS the singing of the
choir under the direction of Miss I'D
mond and George y Maris. organist.
A superior grade Of music has Always
been feature at Grace Church. The
musical program below viii give a
suggestion Of the choirs work.
The minister. DR.. Kellogg. will have
for his morning subject tomorrow THE
Making OF a Christian" and in the
evening. THE influence Of the Immed-
late" a cordial invitation is extend
ed to the general public to attend the
services Of this church.
The following is the music FOR tbs
d day:
Morning Cod Of Abraham
Praise" Dudley Buck; offertory an
them. choir; 20 Come Let Us Wor-
ship" Hlmmel; Obligato. Miss Ed
mond.
Evening-Anthem after prayer
choir: Great God. to Thee My Even
Song" Rheinberger; Anthem after
scripture a Little While" Allen;
Offertory. quartet; There is a Holy
City" Shelley.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
Evening Company.

A pleasant evening company was
given at the homo Of Frank O. Keen.
No. IA vandeyer avenue. on wednes-
day evening Those present were
Misses MaNgarct V. Malcom, Bertha l..
Malcom. Laura v Garrison, OF Ches-
void: Ada d. Adams. Eva R. Scott, Of
Smyrna. Elsye Blockson. Myrtle Ryan,
Messrs. Frank O. Keen. Edward Work.
Harry W. Groves. Harrington Jones.
John Reybold Mr.. and Mrs. Walter @.
Keen and Mr. and Mrs Gardner Keen.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
THE ANGELS OF MAN
BY Bliss csrnisn.

Tho word Of the Lord of tho outer worlds
Went forth on tho deeps of space.
That Michael Gabriel. Rafael
should stand before his face.
The seraphs Of his threefold will
Each In his ordered place
Brave Michael. the right hand OF God.
strong Gabriel his voice.
Fair Rafael, his holy breath
That makes the world rejoice,--
Archangels Of omnipotence.
or knowledge. and OF choicei
Michael. angel OF iovclncss
ln an things that survive.
Aud Gabriel whose part Il Is
70 ponder and contrivo
And Rafael. who puts the heart
Ia everything alive.
Came Rafael, the enrapturod soul.
Stainless as wind or fire.
The urge within the fuX OF things
The life that must aspire
With whom Is the beginning.
The worth. and the desire;
And Gabriel. the all-seeing mind.
Brlngcr Of truth aud light.
Who lays the courses OF the stars
In their stupendous hight.
And calls the migrant fiocks OF spring
Across the purple night;
And Michael. the artincer
or beauty. shape, and hue,
Lord Of the FORCES OF the sun,
The crucible Of the dew.
And driver OF the plowing rain
When the flowers are born anew.
Then said the Lord: "ye shall accoun
For the ministry ye hold.
Since ye have been my sons TO keep
My purpose from OF old
How fare the realms within your sway
To projections still untold?
Answered each as he had the word
And a great silence fell
ON all the listening hosts Of heaven
To hear their captains tell.--
With the breath Of the wind, the cal
OF a bird.
And the cry Of a mighty bell
Then tho Lord snid: "The time Is ripe
For finishing my plan.
And the accomplishment OF that
For which al time began.
therefore on YOU ~ lald the lieh
OF the fashioning Of man
TN your own likeness shall he be.
To triumph in the end.
only give him Michaers strength
To guard him and defend.
with Gabriel to be his guide.
And Rafael his friend.
"Yo shall go forth upon the earth,
And make there Paradise,
And be the angels Of that place
TO make men glad and wise,
with loving kindness in their hearts,
And Knowledge in their eyes.
"And ye shall be mans counselors
That neither rest nor sleep
To cheer tho lonely. lift the frail,
And solsco them that weep.
And ever on his wandering trail
Your watch-hres yc shall keep;
"Tnl I'm tho far years he shall find
The country OF his quest.
The empire Of the open truth.
The vision OF the best.
Foreseen by every mother saint
with her newborn on her breast"
From Golfers for December 1.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
Birthday Anniversary.

A surprise was given Thomas Gray
at the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
Rufus Broadbent. Marshallton. on
Thursday evening. the occasion being
the 77th anniversary OF his birth.
Among those present were the follow
ing: Mr. and Mrs Rufus Broadbent,
Thomas Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. William
WEIGH. Miss Mary Welch. Mrs. Harvey
Barratt. william Baratt, Mr.. and Mrs
John Bennett. Mrs. NJ Gray. Master
Albert Cray Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Hallett. OF Marshallton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank T.. Cam. Mrs. Mary Seward. DR..
Florence Seward. +. NJ. Winchester,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Cooney. Mr.. and
Mrs William Cooney. willard Cooney.
Miss Elsie Warwick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos warwick. the Rev. II. Adams.
George Baylis. Of Wilmington; Mr. ana
Mrs. Samuel Gray, Miss Essle Gray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leibhart. OF Newark.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
BAPTISM AT
AVENUE CHURCH
Special Sermons Are TO Be
Preached By Pastor
Hopkins Tomorrow

There will be interesting services at
the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
tomorrow. At the morning hour for
Worship the pastor will speak on the
subject. "Denominational Loyalty" Mr..
Hopkins IS anxious that every member
of his church hear this topic discussed.
The Bible School will meet from 10
o'clock in tho afternoon. Rehearsal OF
Christmas program will follow adjourn
ment The Christian Endeavor Society
will hold it's Sunday evening meeting
at 6.45 o'clock At 7.30 oclock the even
ing meeting will be held in the audi
torium At this time the pastor VIII
preach a sermon on THE Importance
OF Baptism" Several will be baptized
at this service The chorus choir will
sing at the meetings.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
n.fl.o4lon. Of ) eaehsIor!

The difference between o porous plaster
and vonr relatives is It doesn't stick after
Il wears out
What a man regrets about money he
souanders one way is he can't also squan-
der It another.
Tho less a man talks TO people about
how devoted he is TO a glrl tho more
sheil do Il for him.
woman couldn't help forgiving
burglar who stopped on his way out TO
kiss the baby In its crib.
The meanest thing about two people ex-
changing presents Is the way each Of
them goes figuring how much worse he
came out Of the hargain.-New York
Press
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
CHURCH SERVICES
Notices for this department must
be in this office by noon Friday or
Trey will not be printed.
Presbl terIan.

Presbyterian
Central Presbyterian Church. sun
day. December 18th, 1908. 1880 a. m,
by Rev. j. NJ. Hubert. ID. ID.
II M. Sunday school. 6.55 y. M,
prayer meeting of Y p. S. c. +. 745
p. m. preaching by Rev. J. NJ. Hub
bert, ID. ID.
Gilbert Presbyterian Church. 18th aid
French streets. Rev. c. L. jefferson. d.
u. pastor. Preaching 1916 a. m. and s p.
m. Subject. "Thc Immediate Abode OF
the Dead" Sunday School 1880 M, G.
T., 40 p. m.
Hanover Presbyterian Church. 1880 q
m.. ''Celebration or Lords supper" "a
p. M, last In series after life's ntfu
fever. subject "Thc Preparation for a
Future Life"
West Presbyterian Church. Eighth and
Washington streets Rev Alexander Ah-
son. Jr.. pastor Divine worship infant
baptism and preaching at 1880 a. M. Pas.
tors theme Church Unity" Popular
Gospel meeting at $50 y. IN. Pastor''
theme, 'The Sin or Our First Parents
First United Presbyterian Church.
Third and Broome. Sabbath services con-
Quoted by Rev. David NJ. Cleland. Morn
ing subject. 1890 Choice and Service
Evening as. a Perfect Cure"
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
HOw's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Q.
We, the undersigned have known r. J..
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
Walding. kinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal-
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system Ieeti-
monials sent free. Price 7oc per bottl&
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-.
ton.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
American Salvation Army

Special Gospel services viii be con-
Quoted in the American salvation Army
Hall at No. SO Adams street on Satu-
day and Sunday evenings commencing at
S p. m. The public is invited TO take part
in the services. Captain and Mrs. Louis
Boss. the officers in charge are prepar-
ing to give a free Christmas tree to ali
children who have no tree at their own
home. The children arc especially invited
to come TO No. 61O Adams street for in
formation regarding the tree.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
CHRISTMAS STAMPS HAVE
AN ENCOURAGING SALE

Reports of the sale ofCsastmas
stamps were made at the meeting Of
the Christmas Stamp Council in the Y.
NJ. c. A. Building yesterday afternoon.
It was reported that through the Board
OF Educa.Lsn 10000 stamps had been
sold. The Sunshine Society has taken
10000 stamps. Many other organiza-
tions are selling the stamps.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
CITY Missionary Society Meetins.

Revival services under the auspices
Of the City Missionary Society are be-
ing held every Saturday night at Mary
land avenue and Oak street. The Revs
II. A. G. Westerfield. T. F. Carpenter.
G. w. Dawson and w. r. Greenfield are
in charge. The Rev. +. F. Carpenter
will have charge of the meeting in St
Paurs NJ E. Church at s o'clock to-
night. He will be assisted by the Rev.
J. A. Brewington and DR.. F. B. Man
chester The Rev. II. c. Turner, OF
Brandywine Church, will deliver the
sermon.
Evening journal., 1908-12-12
WOMEN'S NIGHT AT
MADELEY CHURCH

The women Of Madeley NJ. T. Church
will he IN charge of the evening service in
the church tomorrow night There will be
women ushers and deaconess will speak
on a subject appropriate 10 the occasion.
The choir will sing specially delightful
music
A Free VIII Offering will be made
toward payment Of the pastors salary.
Each woman in attendance has been re-
quested. II possible to contribute at least
% cents and all other members OF the
church have been asked TO contribute 50
far as their means will permit.