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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-30
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacementS, inflammation, ulcera.
ton, tibroid tumorS, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, tatulency, indigeS-
ton, n,diz2incSS,orucryo prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women To write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-30

Is an ordeal which az
women approach with
indescribable fear, for
nothing compares with
the pain and horror Of
child birth. The though
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-30

Mrs. Helen Barton, of % Pear
son street, Chicago, ILL.,, writes TO
Mrs. Pnkham.
II was all rundown, and on the verge
u nervous prostration from overwork
and worry, and III in bed, when began
taking Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. After had taken il week
commenced to get better. continued
its use, my nervous trouble disappeared,
and am completely restored 10 health.
| hope Lydia T., Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound will benefit other women
as it has me-"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-30

Teacher or superintendent.
For Public School in Dis'rict---
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-30
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III .Aa 4 bGEM

the suffering A danger IN store for her, robs the mohe
OF all the
shadow wine, be shaken Thousands of
have the Mothers Friend during pregnancy
confinement OF all danger, and mother
and ohd Tins scientific nnent godend to all tho
time OF their critical trial Not does Mothers Friend
through the pels of childbirth,
gently prepares The System Tor the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-30

Fishing tackle at Bivens. Corhn e.
Frensley
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-30

The first faculty in 1892 consisted
of four members; the present one has
forty members.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-30

Friday, May lst, Emporia college
and the university have dual track
and field meet on Boyd field at Nor.
man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-30

Tulsa and Hobart came the longest
distance To the high school field and
track meet.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-26
DEATH

Death, view it in whatever light we may is
mysterious. We cannot perceive by what subtle
alchemy can be dissolved the union of soul and
body, which, for so many years, may have acted
so tremendously together that We cannot deter
mine where the power of the one terminates,
and where the other commences its jurisdiction.
Whether a sudden fall reveals his awful pres
ence or whether he comes at the sound of mar
tial music, striding the field of carnage,
soiling with bloody feet the green grass that
God hath given to beautify His earth, treading
down the mighty in his march-or whether he
comes unseen, in the form of disease and slowly
cuts the thousand chords which string that won
drous harp the human frame-sti death is the
same, still terrible
sudden fall and the "silver cord is loosed
the pitcher is broken at the fountain"-in
moment the cheek which the bloom of
health assumes the pallor of death; the blood
flows no longer through the veins He is dead!
The spirit which animated that lifeless frame
hath left it. He who leased to it that earthly
tenement has given it warning, and the tenant
has gone to account for the manner in which
it has used its former dwelling place Woe be
to it, if it has made that which formed
meet temple for God, a nest of unclean
birds
But return We to the body Can you look
at it, all manged, bruised and blood-stained
it is? Why do you shudder? 1t is nothing
but cay-rarifed it may be, but clay still.
But though it be clay, spurn it not. There are
those who though their hearts break at the sight,
must see him once again. There is a wide plank
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-26
The Cost of Some Famous
lectures.
Story of the "AngeluS.'

1t is not generally known that this was the
second bid for the Millet picture by an American
While the great artist was in Brabizon, working
away in his little peasant -poverty-stricken
and bare of every contemplating L'Angeus on
canvas, almost finished, Mr. Thomas q. Appleton
of Boston, a brothern-law of Longfellow, saw it,
and admiring it greatly offered to pay for it when
completed 1000 francs The offer was gladly &C
cepted but when 1t was completed Mr. Appleton
could not be found.
Millet having counted upon this remuneration
as a God-send was sorey disappointed. 1t all
turned out well, however, for little later Mr..
Van Proet, the Belgium minister, saw the finished
AngeluS and offered to take 1t for the sum oHered
by Mr.. Appleton.
Between that time and 1879 it sold at auc
ton many times, each sale bringing higher
price, poor Millet working all the while on pot
boilers" In 1879 it was sold at auction In Paris
when NJ Secretion was bidder and ran the price
up to 100000 francs, at which point he and his
opponent stopped bidding agreeing to rattle for
it at that sum. NJ Secretan won. For ten years
it remained in his possession, when it was sold
as has been related to the French government
for $4,000 francs handsome little increase in
value
There are several Millet pictures in this coun-
try, some of them considered better than Ian
gelus" notably THE Sower,' for which w. H.
Vanderbilt paid such price. The fact that
there was really no good painting by Mllet in
the Louvre is accountable for the enormous price
paid for "LAngelus' by the French government.
1t is notable fact that Millets greatest sue
cesses were peasant pictures, in which he put his
heart. His life conflict with the d1rest
poverty struggle maintained with courage,
manliness and perseverance incomprehens1ble TO
this generation. His first picture, a portrait,
hung in the salon, 1840 met with no success. He
went back to Normandy and painted signs for
living for his family, wife and eight children.
They lived in a peasants hut, without the actual
necessaries of life but he worked hoping for
better things, which came almost too late
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-26

your eyes? Oh, who tell what bitter, bitter
drops this King of Terrors wrings from human
hearts,
But death is terrible to the living only. The
dead fear him not; for they are beyond his power.
To those who prepared for his coming, he
appears as welcome messenger to bear them to
the realms of light To them, instead of cypress
he bears palms of victory and the very shafts
with which he perces are dipped in mercy.
Oh stricken mourner, your weeping! Is
a cord sundered which bound your heart to earth?
Another link is added to the chain which God
in his mercy is forging to draw you to himself
Look to Heaven. Behold your loved ones there
and where your treasure is, let your heart be also
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-26

Inseparaby associated in name well in
history with the ancient valley and the quaint
town of Zermatt Switzerland, Mt. Matterhorn Cor
Mt. Cenis) rears its noble head to height OF
IA 705 feet seeming pillar of the universe, born
in glittering glacier Although not the highest
of the Alps it is generally considered the most
majestic, and it is the peak above all others that
people journey from afar to see. 1t is located
between Val dAosta in Italy and the canton OF
Vaais in Switzerland and forms one of the Pen
nine Alps
Until about fifty years ago it was regarded as
inaccessible, its jagged sides appearing to rise
almost perpendicular Until 1852 drowsy Zermatt
boosted but one hote-a small inn of which the
village doctor the keeper Now the chain of
admirable Seller hotels of which the Riffelalp is
one, forms feature of Alpine travel
The first recorded attempt to ascend the Matter
horn was from the direction of Breuil in 1889
and the first successful attempt was made in 1865
The descent of the party proved tragic, however,
four of them falling to their death. Since then
many ascents have been made, being rendered
comparatively safe by the wire ropes strung at
the worst places. The night before making the
ascent of the Matterhorn is usually spent at Hotel
Schwartzsee. From that point to the summit
requires from seven-and-a-half to eightand-a-half
hours.
The tourists first view of the Matterhorn is
usually from the valley of Tournache or that of
Zermatt Other and higher peaks may be viewed
in silence but cry of wonderment and admiration
often accompanies a first sight of this marvel of
nature Be it's cap Off it's grandeur is
indescribable as it rises sombre and stern from
shining fields of ice and snow to a height only a
thousand feet lower than Mt. Blanc itself.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24

aaa H 49, -aaaa @ H
Siinbe. Sesbalb eriu6e id Gle
flebentlih, mir ben Nalnen bes Sen>
berS MIR 10 bon ferne nil5uOeuten. ODER
mir 81 Iagen, no ih es AM beIten ers
fdbren fam; ih iuiiroe Sbnen bnmit
gum grobten Snnfe berpfliftet fem"
Ser 0eiitlide ldd,elte unb bad,te
Elm iuenig mad; baum frn9te er Die
Srau: o&pmen Sic Stiaicbipeigen
bnlten2" - .Niemunb be1ier oils i'd.
eutgegnete Die Gpastofter. Sic
@ei6er. in9t man, iinb bon Gatur aus
9eidfpdbig, abcr ih made cine riibm>
iide Iusunbme boppn, mir fann Nies
mnnb Hahtbeiltges nahidgen."
Ser @eiitli6e pnuiicrte pieber eire
@eile; oann iaete er ipieoerum:
.Snio fonnen Sic nirtlih ihfpei9en?"
- Die Srau meinte ruln lhor, ne
babe GQe5 geipunnen ltno rief ans:
oSbne 3peifel lam ih es unb nebme
bos @ebeimniB nit ms Stab"
yGltu benn", Ingtc Der &err, viuenn
bas fonncn. Ntobnme. Dos lit idon
bon Sbnen; ih fnnn es audi" iagte
er gum Ybifieoe unb lieB ods @eib
in ieiner &erbliiffung iteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Sntereiantcs.

llebcr Sic i'll aairu aeiunbenen
9ibelmaruifriptc beriftet Nigeon i'm
~Sournal bes Sebats~. Sie Wanus
Ifripte, bercn ginbano mic neu lit,
iinD in bas pierte bis iehite Sabrbuns
BERT nod Gbriiti 81 uerle9en. luobrs
iheinlid iino tic Scr Yliinperuna Ser
Nlerunoria : Sibliotbet purd aalii
Omar ent9angen. Sas erite Manus
ifript entbdlt Die Bidder Nipies 5 ulb
Soluo. oas slueite gu6 Der Yiolmeu.
criidtlif poanGnpieer oils Die patifas
uiihen Mnnuitripte nnb mdbrlheinz
lib ilberbaIpt Die dltciten, Die cS gi6t.
Gin britter Sanb umfaBt Die bier
Gpangelien p%ollitGnbia aus DEM @nbe
!bes s.. pber Dem Seginn pes @. Sabrs
bunbertS. Sas pierte Nunuitript
ut III lhiimmer Gerfaiune, cs belteht
aus Der Observation-Disclosures unb Dem
Sriei an Die Gpbcier. Srpei ser Nlus
muitripte iinb in groBen. Sipei in tlciz
nen 2ettern geidrieben. Bic @ortc
lnuien obue 3wiihenrnum Tort bis
6llm GerScnbe. Nurf 3uiommenhalt
nit Mnnuifriptcn I'M 9ritiihs Mus
ieum. ein @cihcnf bes Yntrinrchen
GprinuS 9ucnris bon Gonitantiuopcl
on 9orl ben @riteu 1928, IaNeu lid
gegenieitig iebleuoe Stenen cradn6en;
bic aniro : Ianuifripte lino ober
rcldhaltigcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
abnnen Sic idwcisen?

Gin @eiltlihcr trat eiun1nl in einen
&anflaben unb eab Der Srau bonn
Sauic i'm Namen zines befebrten
Siebes 10 Sbnler ShabenerIab. Sas
8cib, cine antbolifiu. IolIte eigentlib
gut miiieu, baB Der Srielter III elmer
@~emiNcuSiad)e ben 8eber nidt
perrotben burite; aber Tire Neu9ieroe
ipar hermnbcn errcat, onB tic purd,alis
ipiien ipollte. per Der gntpenocr uup
Senoer beS @elbes ipdre. Mie lie
meinte. legtc lie es Qnn6 pfiffia an,
nm es BON benz @eiitlihen ~berans5us
brinacn. - sic iing M an: gSphs
ipiirpiaer Serr Yiarrer! @if tiimmert
oos Giclo ipenig uno ih fonute Den
@erlult besielbeu leiht perldmer6en.
ober ib mlB boh luiien, lper cs
eiaentlid aegeben bat. Seun 10 laugc
ih pas nidt ipsiB, tomme i) aus bent
ialiden @raipobn mo Dem liebloien
Ierbadt ouf unlhuloisc Yerlonen gar
nid,t heraus mSr hdlie 10 Siinoe aui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24

Der Siinbe Sllitben ldla9en h0ber,
llnO. bier Snhrtuuienb' inn bahiu;
Mit Ssbniuht bliden unire Sdter
CUR ldnglt perlprot men SelferiH.
ga Iflpebt bon 2int9lan3 bea ums
ftrablet.
GO hinmliif ihon. i'm 8plbaepnnb;
Gin Sernpb nieber nll5 Den Soben.
Son 0pttes Sbrpn, ppm Seimdtblunb.
3ll Hd3aretb in itiller admmer
&nie't cine Sungfrau Sart lino rein,
Sn ploelih, gldn5enb bell uno
llmflie6t lie milben 2idtes Sheiu.
8ic iGuhtern fromm ibr aug Tie
bebet,
gu ihau'n ms aplDene Simmelslift.
Grflingt es rein mie Silber9lpdhen,
gu ibr Der, Gn8el 0ottes Ipri6t:
20. iei geeriibet. @nabenoole,
Oh mnfellpie @ottesbrout;
Die gauge Men16beit miro bid
preilen;
Ha6 Dir Die @elt boil SebnIudt
ihdutl
Gu brin9en Dir Die frobe &unoe
Stieg i'd herdb bon 6inlmelshDb' II;
BUR 3ontgin. sur @ottesmuttcr
&drIt on pon gmi9teit erieb'n.
Su nirit empidnacn uno gebdrens
.Sds ldngit perbetB ne 0iGt pont Siht,
Samit iein 8lan5 in bieien Sdeen
Ser Siinbe buntle 8olte bri6t.
Sod fiirfte niGt. on pirit tets
bleiben
Sie mafelole Sunsfrnu rein.
Sih fdnn Der Soie ME b%criibreu,
Senu Seiu5 iprah: Gdn9it ma Fiie
mein!
8on @rigfeit bah ih ertpdblet
Sic mir. slr Mutter, rein urto CART.
Bon Giriafeit bie 2ilienreinbeit
Stets i6irmenp fiir iic aufbeipabrt."
ga ipra6 Naria ionft uno miloe:
ygeie OH 9eiagt, ioa mir gei6ebn
IN @pttes Rntb i'd trell mid fii9e,
Gin tpeiier 9ott but's ia 9eieb'n."
ga itie9 Ser Serapb boiler Sreube
Dom grauteemah al SimmelsbDb'n n.
gu melben, tpn Maria iagte,
@as er in Na8aretb eeieb'n.
9crauiht, ent3iidt iitb al Die Setter.
Bic betenb nm ben Gp'gen fnie'n,
llno mdht'9e 6arfentone rau'hen,
Sic 6alberpou gum @lp'gen 6ieb'n.
Gin Cruz un5Gbl ger graclitimmeu,
grflingt i'm 9~olb'nen Sinrmelslual:
glnc Mnrial" rullid,t es lpieber
yIpe Maria! tauienomal!"
8ep. 5. =. 20 ebiu9er,
Sttopile. Ohio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Srauenart.

oSier, meine Sbcure", fagte Der
Satte. aiino.$50, Die lit geitern Ibeno
i'm aortenipiel s%etpann. Oh tannIt
Dir hofiir oas &leio fanfen. ipelheS
Oh idon hinge baben moatelt." go
aeruD nabm Die sepiiienbafte Satin
ben Wammpn enteegeu, Damn iprot,
lie erriten Sones: .Wtid, ihauoert' 5
bel Dem @eoonfen, oaB ib auf Iolfc
@eiie ~erirorbeues @elo fir mid pers
menocn ion. 6enrp, periprid min
bod unb theuer. bnb 9u. nadbcm Oh
genu9 bu6ugeupnnen bait. nm Dir ben
gum nelen &leibe ge6ori9en Snt al
f~auieu. niemats mebr cine &arte aua
riibren nirit. SD modte nift nm
Die 8clt eineu Mann beiisen. tpelcher
Der 2eiosn16ait bes Spelens irobnt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
@rpEc Srenbc int Sans.

Subeiia, mics Nargretfen iprirgt
llno Srubcr saul nidt minoer.
8ie Scoe5 lad)t llnb hiipft uno Iingt!
@as bnben benn Die ainoer?
-SGuBeu9el bat per9an9'n ne Hoht
Gin Sriiber6en ins Saus gebrahtl"
Ser @nter lab beim Sternenifein
Sen golb'neg Gu9el flie9en,
Ser trlg I'M Irm' Elm &1dbleiu fein
ltno le9t CO in Die &iesen,
Sic guten @ltern nlle 9eio'
SegruBen cs ppa Snni9feit.
rNun, iprnf Der %ater. ofnun Su Gud,
Wtutter bent nidlt sehen,
Sof ieib lbr brnp. 10 oiirft ibr 9leid
Sic unb bas ainblein Ieben.
Sberele lit ifon reht bebadt.
@ie lie lid 9eiben niislid moHt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Die alte 8ege.
.(gon g. @.)l

gs mar cine erpBe S6lingelbdfti9s
felt. paS bie alte. eihtbriidise Sfps
laitita I'M Irmenhaule bon ptclen fleig
nert unb grpBen Suben rur .bie ate
Sere" aenannt murpe. Gilt ipa lie,
ia, aber cine Sere mar lie ipeoer i'm
2eieu nod I'M S6reiben, nod in ionIt
elmer unberen 4un't. Nuh perItano
lie feline @unbertrdnflein 81 brauen
unb tannte aud feline ieltianen @ittel
fir frunte Renifen ODER trdnfe ailbe,
mic man oies FONT Den Screen = oeren
es iiberbaupt feinc gibt 10 gerne
5uihreibt.
9aB Die quite Sfolaitifa in ihren
alten. eeilidten aleioern, NIT ibrem
eingefaQcnen unb rur6elieen 8eIiht
niht gerabe I6on ouslab, bas mar ia
ridtia, .aber tuer bate es ibr libel nebe
men f0nnen? sic mar eben cine
arme, nIte Srnu unb Die ilinscn
SGreihdlie 6Gtten bebenfen iollen, onB
hire friIohen nuo bliibenpen @eiihter
aldh einmal sefurdt unp idabhait
perben, ipie Die Ginbe an alien
Sdilmen.
gs . q i'm SeSember, es CAB
Shnee nnb Gig Mne - bon Sofs
bauers oben bis gum IrmenbdusGen
unteu cine llnaemein glatte Hutlds
babn. Sic Sofbduerin mar cine
quite uno Iebr pobitbdtige Sran; lie
9ab oarum aud eerue Der drmeu
Gholaitifn 10 bel Milh. ais oieie fiir
ibren oilnnen &affee brdud,te. SaS
tbut lie INNER unb alih beute, nad,s
bent Sholditifd ibr nor @rIhDpfung
oouS aliSer Ntbem erSdblt hattie, oas
2ulfen ficle ihr INNER ihlperer unb
Der %cg beraiif ipdre 10 iebr milbiam
uno oiatt. Nit einem ber5liten
.@er9clt's @ottl" inb einem bis oben
| aetiluten Sppfhen Rilf mudte lid
| Sholaltifd iest sauf Den @cilnpeg.
Iber oh. Der .elatte @eg unb pa6u
Die lahmen SiiBe, Die ihrer 0errin
niht mebr reft aeborden pplltenl
Sic arme SGolaltita bahtc barum
Jest nm 10 lebbafter an unieren lie
ben Serrn. Der fiir inns nuS Ihlpere
areu5 aetraeen bat. une Iud)tc lif
Die iiberitei SIed6en pom @cge
beraus.
Soh bu fam cine neuc @eiabr
fir iiel Chen mar Die Shule ans,
uno bon einem Seitenpege her
ranute cine loic Shaar Suben, mn
ben 0eimipeg il6er Die 9eliebte
Nutihbabn 81 nebmen. aaunl
batten oic eriten 3angen uuiere
Sholaltita beutertt. oa Iesteu lid
aud ihon Die boien 3iinslein in
lebbafte S%eipegllna: .Iitc Serc!
elite 6erel 3nlt'5 Mil6tppfhen
grab. ionit perifiitt' it Su'sl"
Sdholaitita horte CO uno tic bate
germ ibren Sriiditod brobeno erhos
ben. ipenu lie i'm uiht fir Den
! Iugcnblid 10 nptbipcnbie SIR Stilbe
nui bent geiabrlihen @eae ges
braudt bdttc. gbeu ioate lie io9ar
Der 3ielpunft etlider S1neebdlle
perocn. ais SrnuS, Der biibide uno
braue Surge heS 2ebrerS, ouf bent
arie9sI1auplne erihien.
.ShGmt Cub bpd,!" rief CT.
,oie nlte Sral Su trdnfen unb 6u
iperien. Die it'd ni6t lrebren tann."
Ser gripI9 oieieS Sdoels mar
ein ausenblidliGer. Sic tleinen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Sans Springinsfelo.

$50 CAB es ie III nler @elt
Gin 8iibfen nie 5nns Sprit9insfelo?
Gr bate INNER Den frDblifiten Wdtb,
Srum ndren ibm nae Seute gut.
or ladte 10 bell
llne iaua 10 friiG,.
War flint mb ifncQ
8ie i'm 8aNer Der Slid
ltno Der Iogel I'M @nrter.
Wcr lie Den fleinen '6ans beitellt,
Der brdubte auf ben SpringinsfclO
Nitt LANCE crit sit fparten.
War faum ,porbci Die finit' re Had)t,
Shlief 6dnschen niht mehr uetter,
ga mar es audi iton aufgepaht
llno iprnng IN ieine &leioer.
@enn ieDer Surge pie Sdnshen mar
@ob's bdlb feline Siebenifl1ier mebr
llnb feline trilben @eiellcn.
Damn miiBten mir beim G6riitfinb
nidt
Sir manhen trdsen lno faulen &ibt
Bic barte Huthe belteQen.
Hod lit es 3eit.
Orlm ieib eei6eiot
lino 5eigt iest eifrie aaer @elt,
Sup ibr ieio fpie Sans Sprinainsfelb!
g. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
9lrbeit.

Sic arbeit lit bas bette @ebet.
$50
Sin 2eben obne slrbeit gilt
BUR, mas Elm &abmcn obne Bib.
$50
Nrbeit, Die on niibt unb nGbrt
limb poripGrts tragt Der Menifbeit
Snbnen,
Sic WS,ttb perleiht unb Wannesipertb
llnb Nbel. trps bes auiierS Sdpert
limb LANCER Mcib'n pcrihpa ncr Ibnenl
$50
@ei6ditisuug lit @anHem lleb lnS
ipertb.
@emGdlih mill er Sizes unb Sas perz
riften:
9ns 3aiien unp bus Sappen frommt
mitnidten.
Nur iaure Nrbeit it's. Die ebrt nto
nGbrt.
CSr. 8iIb. 8cber.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
SD bsbe meiaew 8rssd)sjGaoen
jeitff fuetert.
limb perbe Sbrsa aeisen ipie Sic ben Sbrissn beileu
f0arfl uno quar- 1tttentucltlidt.

/, Set Snbrer. mar ih biToS unb mrbte oas getf bilen, ipeocu
stnss eepee!ter srupi9asens, Sein ern4oane bali mir. Sic
Aer5te taGten. ob Id ferben fulroe. pern nan nrb ui5t operc,
zen n iaiie, go taaiats Is ollie ano ,tnrisris, MID jebtt pernitieIi
bic ar unentseltIib, Sic bot mt0 sebeiIt umo idtbenn 1aa.
, ssIs anoeTs Se T'Ts quo STE iur.eren; Sarebea Ste nod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
f-F
(Spc6ica fir Nieie 3eitung.)
Warid Terfiinbisung.
(25. @tarS.)

Der Siince Sllttben ldlo9cn h0ber,
bier %Snbrtauicnb' iinp babin;
V(tt Sebnluht bliden unire Sdter
CUR ldn9it periprof men 8elferin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-08-02
TO BEGIN CANVASS
IN THIRTY DAYS
Y. M. G. A. Must be Opened
for Fall Work.

1t has practically been decided that
the canvass for the funds necessary to
equip the Y. NJ c. A building and pre-
pare it for the work for which the
building was erected, will begin with
in the next thirty days, perhaps soon
er if cotton begins to roll in freely and
the business outlook is bright.
I'VE cannot afford to delay longer
said one of the leading directors of
the Association yesterday to the
Times-R Recorder The building must
not, will not, be allowed to stand
there unused. 1t will take in the
neighborhood of $4,000 TO furnish it
and equip the gymnasium for its inn
portant work The money must be
provided by popular subscription and
| have not the slightest doubt but that
Americas will rally around the cause
and give the funds necessary to order
the goods and be in readiness for the
work by fall We must begin the can
yass by September L. We should have
it finished in ten days, and then we
could order the supplies at once
think we should have everything in
readiness for opening not later than
November l. 1t will be a proud day
for Americus, and for the great cause
of the elevation and salvation of its
young men, when the doors of the
building are thrown open to them and
the welcome hand given to all who
wish to avail themselves of the spirit
ual. intellectual and physical oppor-
tunities it will afford"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-08-02
DOORS OF THE TEMPLE
ARE OPENED TO ALL
Services at the Churches
Today.

At the Furlow Lawn Baptist church
this morning Rev. R. L. Bivins, the
pastor, will preach at II o'clock on
the subject: THE Positiveness of Ex-
perience." No night service.
Rev. R. L. Irwin will have for his
morning topic today Christian Pa
triotism" No night service
Holy communion will be observed
at Calvary Church this morning at II
o'clock Rev. ]. B. Lawrence will
preach. Evening prayer service at
s p m. The pastor has just returned
from vacation in North Georgia and
this will be his first meeting with the
congregation since his return.
Rev. Bascom Anthony will conduct
the usual service this morning at II
o'clock
Love" will be the subject of the
discourse at the Christian Science
church this morning. The golden text
will be John 4 /: 10-11: Herein is
love, not that we loved God, but that
He loved us, and sent His son to be
the Precipitation for our sins. Beloved
if God so loved us, we ought also to
love one another"