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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
@ann Julien Oie &iu0er hire Sdrnl.
nrbeIten MAIDEN.

@S55l SeOer, Ser einlgc Sma0eu
anitreuAen0er GbatiattI hltcr lldl
bat usriouli uah tiuec &|la1ceaaiG
9tuu lii aber Ser latuah, Tn mite
rem Shulcn elne Aracit 0c oea Wtr1
AMI Nobjte auipaiglt uu0 belonotr9
flti8g3e Sinner |pOultJna,J TN fagtm
&drn balt. @ir nera1t uIS oieatidt
bcuuBt Wclde Wr0uil8}tc,t Wjc IA
belcbeW, ieoen lpir 0ie A;aoer faau
o0B ie nah NNlle |9c.c8ujea, 3.ciA
gujt0er an E1re SNullrgsilta treJeta
Q}it N'0aen &ortcH mie crit Sic
arbeit 0''a pas SgiCl laa: .9tah
Qcibaucg gbctt lit 9lttraan. 6e,
Ruu1ose 4ulr Oieg @3rle.u 1870 6totge.
Ten uidt. o0B Size Nifag U,eatlih
Tore Agb1jt 'hon aagaa b1g,n Oab
fIr fore nob uuenuuiae.r 8c1ft SIC
: h~ullttn0en quti ttrsl agalHl fe
id0a 6tai5 tN0tta "a 81 luur
a5tr bti p1icyem q loaat sofault
oNs DIS SdNtlagteiteH n.tt aa5cat
81 iol,cs oleie insatey cyituah e3ter
~8enuleaoen &ua,eau'e rarsg3cu
Uei weeotn. - 1T wa5r. pas 0iu0
8eal eaintal Inn Spie.at ,3@ rta
l,1s Au3crN m'catr 1u ie.ae 6iitss
H1o lit 0auu oit ellh eatce RI Ger
AreNt Scdr llcat 0s'gS Htgf (aci an.
agHlGltern. air ian &rfat 6cv@dni,
}cit Die Sad2e uerta.tcH ifoeM Tie
ems b.'talruic GtHgNe fiy as .lu4.
.tea ErbeicH feitcuu Sin, Aa.
faa3 nno 0tc Winocr ut,it fear ta1.
cor Ser hui, uro uol rese1 Gtfs.s
%yal1a SUR q mHcE.in oseiG
&eun iae ans As c
teG1mt Strft TER 'pte.caUu> -en g.
Tier oNee wie nter i2 lit
ts 1Het uladt far etire
ter Darn lero7 #iit ih Sor5e.
lec Gies nab.at gno gnan
lolsa re lp1tes auy o1 SIC S;a&e 1u
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
Sin @Ort pUm Nlaitranf.

Gin alter @einfenner un0 8eln.
freuHO bat emit ben N%}aitraut. .0as
Ueib3gDor0ene 9ieO an Die f~SreuOe~
g%enannt. uro IS Lit Dabr. OaB ferne
0n0ere 80pie 10 oiel ber3erquiden0e
6r0hiidteit erfuedt. Gie ehemallle.
In 6onan0 un0 DeutidlauO ibliae
~g10iborule. 0ie ME belte Scr Chant
paaaer ais Rrone Ser @etranfe aeaen
en0e 0es 42aAic5 auf9etroQea nur0e.
mar BON Ser heusigea }eAr Oeridte-
Den. Is mur0e Ihr Hidlt nur @Ql0-
nlenter ais Mlr5e beigeiii3t. lonoern
man ueuueu0ete alh uon anoere
ASaitr0ller. ,pie lNHge Gr0beers.
ldeuar5e SohaaHisbeer-. Salbei Nies
lll'eis Glerraute- 4ao StrauiemIH3-
b.aner. wo0urh Elm mchr meOi5ini.
dies as mohthmedeuOes 0etranf
eRgltano. Ser INNS befauute MAJ.
irant }tdH mr. 0as iunge 9&al0uei.
iteVtrdut. mo 5lUar ehe IS bliiht, ais
&Siiy3e. 0enn Sic 9lHthe rlubi oeni
5arien Araut einen SheiI ietne3 fei.
neu. ~beiouoerea 4romas. @Sie 81 OH
oeyeu 9GpIen. 1T Is audi beim autea
a}oitronf erforoerlih 0aB outer. rel.
rer @seln uno Tiht eapa Der apriusit.
8uplenlpein 0a3u beautt Dir1 es
hcgridt oieIfoh 0ie faiihe gleinunl.
tir 9opIen 9enirgc Ser gerinGitg
@eiH suetI er ia gar uidt SIR GEL.
tuTs tonrne. ionosrH eiu @eihm1d
mo 9roua olub 3uder. 0mrh oas
arlater' &umell- o0er Srudsaroma
0eroedt iueroe.
Gas ipiro a5er Bel elmer mt Ger.
neriun @bgreife.en 9oule Aarhars
Hitt ser ivaa iein. Der Ieir 'ou
ajht e iyberiUs. fueroeu. oeb is-e
ieIHe Sagrs sGra&aA urS sss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
@um spasierenaehtn.

Ger 6ru1IiuQ lit Sal 9oAl ned.
ieln Die cyhn SouuCuslGc nod MT
utrm uHo Reltu obty Der Nrua.
Tina lit itou BAL User 5ern 0rauBe1
ia &ll0 ua0 iel0 umlRritrelit bat
ihH acieb,n mic CT mt 0tu QelbtG
Nait.tdedtn mln.le uuo htater Den
crlien 9ritaea &li,tdlgl portn5
llp0 cr ioft u0 yHit Hit 0a'eu1 NJ.
lei'tiUumen: Mommi herlga lar a.le
Die 0c &tHter 0cioHgeN hgelti llH0
WgRH oe GWaditneH U,tt fel1ea
,oraen lUe.W ie Bic &eruispild'lsu
1llHao't aub iB ser id5HiiU %aa.
lcSSeit an 3tHMsr ieNllu an BIZ
t.elgc Ssel, odrf 0tr @af nod era
att @eUiIlcuS ialtcer I'm tie ctlg
BEN D%lrlcG 0uN iciu NW0 io,tc
oart tf3etD Ws.ie gr5stt laacal.
tct 'tla talt6 Gtt bis }p@ stint.
29i Ul otr @.0tutsR ig frcieg Nai
50, etfg.4ict 3'aa nts U.11a ay
Atl8ocr 'o et'aIa 1870 a|oSelsigi2.
3ata sas ne Itoea &cttr aaeel
t2tt 9ocr nstay.ja mtro ma..
iltlc N.noef r.a- H>-Tt St1gnt Hg>
s9t# grs.sl. SEN t5srcu Ntsy nj.
f34 usge nH HU0s G'le1e 0s.
'ttao pes aa7>t .tS @' oie &ega..
,a1iaf.. it# o,s1tH N2le agf o,e tor
.tt.fdE 8attlt strsratsr WsuNz1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
Sir Slide nuO Sans.
aaden1siiel

Gonntog. Seaerie Suppe.
Observation-Disclosures nit 5pargeln
uno gebadenen aortoHeln. 4pielii.
nenduHauf. - abenos: 6einer Anf.
lagitt, Safe. Butter, Srot, Ibee,
I6eegebdd.
@iontag. Snppe NIT 0uoeIn-
@eodmpfte SommelJun9en init &i-
ben uno starfoifeln in Der Shaie. =
Sunh 8ungennmfianitt nit mar
mem aartoHeliaIat. Butter, 8rot,
aaHee.
0ienfta az. Mitto9s: *Spinat-
iuppe. *8ebratener Shmeinefamm
NIT SaI3tartoHeln. - 2und: *5ud-
meeengriise. 4afiaitt. Butter, grot,
56ee.
Mt ittnon . glittags: Borhnlaf.
Suppe. *@eipdrK,ter SdsDeinebra-
len nit Gspiebeln IND aartofielmus.
~ Sunh: *9ndliug NIT Seeeiern.
Butter, 8rot Scale, @ofiee.
9onnerftag. @littag3: @ar-
toiieliuppe. @inofleii6 NIT *Beterii-
lIeniauce. - 9und. *Sfnrtofiellalat
nit Sped @altes &inOilelih. 8ut-
ter, 9rot 6afao.
6reitog. 0littags: ein6renH-
ilppe. #Sheaiii6 mt &artofidH.
#@ebadene grotmeblipeiie ~ 2und:
@eroitetes 9rot NIT *9eringscrene
o0er AuTl6nitt. Butter. grot, Sale.
G6ee.
2 am It ag. giittags: SetmHel-
Suppe. *fartoifelpufier NIT 8iluu-
menmusiauee. - &lund: *ShiHten.
@obeien. 8rot Butter. 8die, 9b0fo-
Ia0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17

arona ser golpIe ioll 5fuar gut er.
fenubar, ober 0ob nidt 10 norberr-
iben0 iein, 0oB es 0en @eingei6mad
u~nterOriidt. PIN beiien eigaet ii9
elm lei6ter @ein nit lie6lihem @obl-
geldmad 5nr 9oiple, oer eiBeR 3uios
BON gutem &beinnein erbalten fam.
Gen 3uder ioa man niemaIs in
Stiden in oeR 9ein geben, nod uiel
meniger &od5uder penpeHOen, Jon.
Bern man ioa i'm ltets ais geIcuter-
ten 3udeuiDrup betfirgen. Our 9erei-
lung oieies SDrups bringt man l
@f1nO geidIagenen 3uder nit "a
Quart @ailer auf gelin0Gm 6euer
gum 9ohen iddumt l5n ob. IdBt i'm
4-5 93inuten leiie foden urt0 gieBt
i'm Ourh Elm iauberes, gebritbte5, Oft
in Harem @ailer geipitlteS Euh. 0a
0as Aromo Oe5 @alOmeiiters ie nod
&erfunft urO Stride iebr DerihieOen
it, 10 ldBt iih Elm beItimmtes 2uun-
tlm fiir cine 8olple uidt beltimmen.
IS lit eber Dor eincm 81 Iangen Sic.
ben 0e5 &rantes i'm @ein 81 tparnen,
ebenio aud 0aOOr, Oas geipaihene
&raut 81 baden. mie e3 biele unqe.
ibte 8oplenbrauer tblln. 9ei 81
langem 3ieben 0es &routes ndmIid
lot lid nidft nur DER feinaromatiihe
Stoff 0es 8alomeiiters. ous @uma-
rim. ion0ern mob ou0ere i'm Rraut
entbaltene, bittere Stoffe, Die ben
@oblgeidnmad ber0erbeH uno 5u0em
non berauihenoer @irfung iin0.
8iele 6eion0erS noriihtige 9omIer-
bereifer biHoen oas fIiidtig gaua.
ihene arout in eiHcn heinen, iehr
eft in flarem @uiier aeipiiIteu. Dor.
Der me6rere DaaIe ~gebriibien 9atfIt.
ODER Mainbeutel. befeit5aeu Elm ian.
qes. meiBes @anO coer einen 5aoen
0aran uu0 hangeu BEN 9eutel 10 in
Sic 9omIcnterriue. oar Sic 9berfldhe
0eS @eins Tim oedt. Mon fam Damn
0os @raut lUeun es genaaeno @ro-
ma ~beeae1eben haI. leiht aus Ser
Serrine eHtierneN. aroere ntiihen
.oas &aI0meiiterfraut NIT qerie6e.
mem 3uder. lalen es IN etuos @ein
ous3icben uno gieBen oieie 9liiina.
teit Ourb eth 4~or5eaaniig6 in sen
@eiu.
Bon einiger @idtirfeit it aud sic
S%enperatur 6es N9aitranfs ole
Soplea iouen oneeaebm fii6I iein.
0oer fem unanleHe6mes a1lteaefihl
betn 6rinfeH er5claen. Mar fifhIr
BE Sosu.en oon le.d. ten @einen me.
niger. ais sic bon i14oeren. Qeifte
goinlen iolaa 10-12 @rcS Reou.
r1ar. '5nDege SO @raS Reaumur
S@ealgavoatr batsa. Gas @inIeoer
zen cts ai8en In sic 9ouIe 1T nidt
ridt1 oa beim Etmeapn Sc
Son.e 9lrh @aFer oer0annt miro;
nan fFalt lie in Gisuoiier. ncna
man nltt cine mo0evne. NH e;Fe.
15lteg ~ueric5eae g~ouIerFonue .gr
&aragan5 5at, psI5e Sic eHiHiSs
o-laatrgas
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17

erInnern, in Den iueHigitsH 5daen an
Die Ar6eit 81 mdbneu babea. Aaer-
oIn8s mfB man 0ieie 3eit Damn aud
e'-eAio 7trena ieifbalien mic eipa Den
S1u1auiang. @ermaa oie 9iuttar
Die arbetien 81 beanfiiditigen, 10 mer-
Den lie lelieH cine GuaI, OieIme5r
cine aHre8en6e llnter6rehung oes
Spiel5 fir Die Sinner be0eufen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
eittr.
6 b. @einbarSt.

en- p:5is7 armcu bait idI Did
9 9lciR lad3elno aiHo;
Can't foien0 ipielt IN oeinem 9noi
Ser 6riiblinBsDino.
lno elmer ididit mO febrt nitt mebE
3u Inns 3lriId;
3Dei irene 9ugen lebcn nidt
gieiH 0iutterglid.
Sea jauh3enO IN Sen SoHnen8lan5
Gem 0on0hen iaBt.
Gem Seeiden abnt ia uiat, mas on
@erl0reH bait.
lIHo tief i'm 6er3en fleb' i'd beiB:
@ott lteb mir BEL
Sill, oaB ib 9tliter meinen aIno
lln0 Batter lei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
Rrrerfef.

Gle Grri1tung euler Sort5iIs
oungsihule fir fauimdnniide wei6.
i6e Augeiteute beihIoB Der Magiitrat
IN 9aura9iitte in Der @roo.H3 Shle-
lien
= Bum 8rofeHor an ser ~llHiOerntdt
8oridau Dmroe 5rdlgIeiH Or. Sd.
SteionoUsfd ernannt, Die ieit elmer
9ei5e non ssabren am 3bDiioIogiiHen
Snititut IN 8riiiid tbatig mar.
: aub in Geue 6a6cm Mogiitrat
ur0 Observation-Disclosures bereIts
fiir5Iib anger etEen ieftos, einenr
2ebssr, aud cine Sebrcrm BON Ser
@olfsidule, elm Sr1ulein aiimmels
in Die CONFORMATION geuabIt
4 auf 9lntrug oes N1agiitrnts bon
@rouoer5 beidloB Die StaOtUerorone.
tenOeriammlung, Sic itd0tiide Ar-
m~enor0nung ourh einen 3uiaP 5n
8aragrapb 8 oubin 81 mOern odB
aud Srouen nls grmenbe5irfsOor-
ite6er uno 0eren Gteanertreter sc.
fUoBt tDeroen fonten.
+ * +
: Su Come GogogebieD bat Den
9ertihe 6roaenbAnO fir 9raHfen.
pflege 1hon i'm Sdnliur 1906 cine
9ranfenbarade errihtet. 8or 2lu.
sem bat lid nan Der @iirttembergiihe
2~an0esoerein bereit erflart, 10000
9farf sur @rridtung zines gr0Beren
aranfenbaties auf5u5ringen. Dos
1908 er0ffnet in0 nah ser 9onigin
BON &iirttemberg, G5ar4ottensarone
feHbaus, genannt peroen ioa.
= = i
Sci Sen 0~iesi16rigen olDmpiIhen
Spleen, Die in 2onoon itattfin.
sen, lDer0eu aud Srauen ais @ett.
befperberinnen in sic arena treter.
Sic f6nneu fih auf id1nmtlideu gDnl-
nuitiiden @e6ieten fuie AUDI i'm
2apn Teunis u1o oIs 9ogeni6iben
Inn 8reiie 6efDerben. 9ogenIhieBen
lit in England ein ie5r beIiebter
Sport.
Die engIiIHe Srauenseitifrift
nS6e Babies gSielo" iteat Die auBer.
'orOentlihe 3lu1a6me oes Haufens
bel oen 9amen felt. 9eion0ers in
@ariS rnuden fait ale 9amen nab
Dem a@iieA, dih tuenn 0as Diner nidt
i'm eugereHareiie itattiinOet. uHO gie-
manO finOet 0as nod ~irgenonie merfs
mirOig ooer uuffaaen0. gu BEN notb-
DenOigen &Ieinigfeiten, 0ie cine ele-
gnute Dame INNER bel fi9 fiibrt, &c.
bort Elm 3igorettenetui un0 ein5euer.
5eug unO 5lpar NIT oielen Gingen elm
u%Hgebeuerer Gurus getrieben. oa
5euer3eug uno @tui Weiiterperte oer
SMuelierfunit ieiu miiiien.
y * r
= SSn 9Setu gorf mur0e @rg.
auadbos, Die felt 1900 als DO
Oofotin eiugeihrie6en lit, bonn
Stuatsiefretdr Der SSuIti3 sum
Gtoatsanmalt I'M SiIfgamte ernannt.
Terner muroe bel Der letten Sabres.
periummlung Ser 9ep gorfer
Staatsmnmdlte 0hs. 6arriet Sobn.
iton 5000. sic ais &~edtsunDoIt ihon
Iangere 9eit &onipagion ibres Sat.
ten lit, ais ~oroentlides Witglieo in
Sic Neu gorf State Bar Giiocintion
Gl0bofateusg erbanO) einitimnig allF.
qenommen, Die critic Stau Die oiG
@ereinigung audi in oieier ge5iebuna
ais o~oubereftiat %onerfannte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
gcsleitoers IN ciucm Snd,

Gin 9utes Bad III ME Sin Sres..o
nlr Sebeu
Gern fthrt man INNER neeoer BE-
tbM eth,
Wan eaHft ibm pio.gS mas C9 urS
ae1ebPH
go. wijni5 ih uJ5l's nit Dir uro
oig!em 9n&s ietH,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17

gels gebaden miro. 9ad Dem Baden
miro Is in fingeritarfe SdeI5eH ae-
ldHitten, Die man mt elmer 3itronen-
gloiur ~iiber5iebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
pIauarrri.

motto: On ser aefarauluHs Jstat f6 eft
Der Mieiiter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17

+ auf 9lntrag oes Wfagiitrats BON
@rouoef5 beidloB Die StaOt0erOrOne.
tenOeriammlnng, Sic itdOtiide ar-
m%enor0nung our9 einen 3ui.s 81
Barngrap6 8 oabin 3u dnOern OdB
aud Srouen nls grmenbe5irfsOor-
iteber uuo Oeren Stearertreter &c.
lU0gIt Deroen f0nhen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17

= aub in. Geae 6a6eH @agiitrGt
uno Observation-Disclosures bereIts
fir5Ii1 anger etEcn aeftos, einem
2ebsar, aud cine Sebrcrm pom Ser
@olfsidule, elm Srdulein &iimmels
in Die SduIfommiHion gelUablt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17

= Bum 9rofefor an ser ~uuiOerftdt
8aridau mur0e 5ralIIeiH Or. SO.
Steianonsfa ernnnnt, Die leit eIrer
3ei5e non SSabren am 3AgNologilden
Snititut in 8riiiicI tbatig mar.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-17
Will Sell Bric-a-BraC, Handker-
chiefs and a Large Variety
of Other Fancy Work.

Women prominent in the world of
society are taking a lively interest in
the Harvest House Tea and sale to be
given for the benefit of the Job Haines
Home for Aged People, at the home,
Friday, October 80. from 3 to 6 o'clock.
The home IL under the patronage of
these wonen who are exerting every
energy to increasing the funds of the
home, and make possible the care of a
number of worthy people who are on
the waiting list of the institution.
At prettily arranged booths will be
displayed bric-a-brac. fancy bags for
every known use and a variety of
pretty handkerchiefs. The committee
calls attention to these as holiday gifts
and assures prospective patrons that
the prices asked will be within the
reach of all. In conjunction with this.
there will be a sale of homemade cakes
and candy.
Donations of money, vegetables, fruit,
linen and bedding for the use of the
home will be very acceptable. The
Harvest Home donations are always q
feature of the sale and festival, and
are always attractively displayed in the
spacious reception a III
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-17
MIsCELIaNEoUs.

CHILDREN'S EMPLE 0ormerly Chestnut
street depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Children's church service Sunday evening. Ills
O'clock. William Priest, of the Central M. F..
Church. will be the speaker. Thursday eve
ming praise service, 7:i5. These meetings are
undenominational. All children are invited
from 6 years and upward.
RESCUE HOME. Al Liberty street. near
G~reen-Sunday services, 3;45 and 7:45 p. m. A
afternoon by the Rev. L. S. Osborne. president
Of the home. The Rev. James Cunning. of
state Island. assisted by the Rev. William
Clarke. will conduct the evening service. Mrs.
]; 9. Simmons. organiet: Miss Flossie Knapp,
pianist: ] @. Simmons, musical director.
SEPARATED CHRISTIANS meet at the cor
Lords Day at 1880 morning. to break bread
IN remembrance of Our Lord Jesus Christ. On
Tuesday. o'clock. evening, for prayer. and
ungodly."
THB PEOPLES TEMPLE, So Clinton street
conduct week end services as follows: Tonight,
a big Gospel temperance rally: Rev. Mr.. Barton
and Lightnouse Mission vi workers; Of Brooklyn;
o,clock. Rey; VI H; o'DonnelI; pastor Of st.
evangelistic service. Strangers cordially in.
vited. All seats free.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ,AssoCIA-
Cozzens. General Secretary. Glasses for the
training of Christian workers meet at 9:15 a,
room Ms s:ss 6 %siss1ns' address IL Tsel bT aeorse e a's sIessS,
esq.,, on Power to Let" Don't fail to hear
this interesting speaker. Singing by the Y. M,
Joseph Cox. Other speakers at these meetings
viii be Or. Josiah Strong. Sara wray, Briga-
der A. M. Damon and others. A1l men are cor
daily invited to these services.
YOUNG woMEN'S CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
TON, IA East Park st~reet-vesper service at
? m; subject, Silver Bay Memories 2
Delegates Will all take part. Solos by Miss
Jeanette Wilson.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-17
JUNIOR CHRISTIAN
ENDEAvORERS TO
HAVE TAG DAY
Plan Made on Return of Del
egates from Atlantic
City Convention.

The delegates from the Essex County
Christian Endeavor' Union attending
the Atlantic City State convention have
returned home full of enthusiasm for
the winters work. On Monday night,
November 2, the Rev. John Mcdowell,
of the Park Presbyterian Church, will
address the November rally in the
First. Congregational Church.
The Junior Societies will, on Novem-
Der 8, observe tag day." when 500 OF
the young Endeavorers will tag unsus-
pecting friends and claim a donation
for the Fernwood Fresh Air Home
Miss Florence Bell, +. Chester Bradley
r. d. Riddle, William Russell, John T.
Sproull, Mrs. Albert b. Smith, Miss
Florence Rhodes, Mrs. William M
Berry. Edwin A. Meyer, Percy r
Nuessle and A. w. Egner will have
charge of the "tag day" affair.
The next conference of the Junior
superintendent will be held on No
vember 20 in the st. Cloud Presbyterian
Church. West Orange.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-17
CELEBRATE 5lST
ANNIVERSARY OF
ROSEV|LLE CHURCH
Program of MethOdists Will
Last Throughout the En-.
tire Coming Week.

Beginning with tomorrow and
throughout the week the Rosevii'e
Methodist Episcopal Church will cele-
brate its ffty-first anniversary. The
occasion promises to be n OIL note
and special interest to both members
and friends. The services of the week
have been arranged with great care
and the speakers are widely known.
Tomorrow morning the sermon will
be delivered by the Rev. DR.. James M.
Buckley, editor of he Christian Advo
cate, of New York city. In the eve
ming the Rev. DR.. DIN A. Curtis, pro-
fessor in Drew Theological Seminary,
of Madison, will preach. In the after
noon the Sunday school will have exer-
cises in keeping with the day. The adj
dress will be given by the Rev. Joseph
Hunter, of the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terrain Church, of this city.
Next Tuesday evening in place Of the
regular prayer praise service, the Rev
Ralph B. Urmy, of Morristown, will
preach. On the following Friday
night there will be held a general
church sociable to which all the men,
bers of the church and congregation
are invited.
The quartet, composed Of George E.
Clauder, tenor; Miss Collins Buchanan,
soprano: Mrs. Clara Mott Bonneau,
contralto, and John Hamilton, bass,
and DR.. F. H. Warren, organist, will
give the following musical numbers at
the service tomorrow. Morning-Organ
prelude, '"The Seraph's Strain" VOL
stenholme; quartet. 80 How Amiable,
Barnby; soprano solo, MY Redeemer
ard My Lord" Dudley Buck, by Miss
Buchanan; offertory, cello solo,
"Adagio.'' Bargiel. by Mr.. Clauder;
quartet, Lead Kindly Light" Dudley
Buck; postlude, March from Lenore."
Lemmens.
Evening-Prelude. Introduction III
Act Lohengrin." Wagner; quartet,
what Are These" S~tainer; tenor and
soprano duet, Love Divine" Stainer
by Mr.. Clauder and Miss Buchanan;
offertory, cello solo, Romance" Moi
fatt, by Mr.. Clauder; quartet, "Saviol
When Night Involves the Skies,'
Shelley; postlude, March Tam
hauser," Wagner.
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LAST DAY OF HEBREWS
FEAST TOMORROW

The weeks observance by Hebrews
of the Feast Of Tabernacles will end
tomorrow, with its long period of feast
Jews. Yesterday was the festival OF
Hoshaina Rabba, Great Hosanna, and
was especially observed in many of the
congregations in the city, among them
being Anshe Russia, Agudas Achim,
Mishnayes and the smaller congrega-
tons.
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c. E. SOCIETY ELECTION.

The Junior c. r Society of the Kill
burn Memorial Church held a business
meeting yesterday, at which the follow
ing officers I'M chairmen Of commit
tees were elected: President, Irene
Kemp; vice-president, Walter Lee; Sec
rotary. Elsie Kengot; treasurer, Mil
ton Ludlow. Missionary committee,
Catherine Cullis; prayer meeting, Ethel
Thompson; lookout, Otto Susen; social,
Alvin Cassidy; flower, Marjory Oak
ley; birthday, Wilbur Seller and Elmer
Towers; book and Bible, Carl Burgessor
and Harry Heilman. Superintendent
Mrs. J. Prentice; assistants, Miss
Bertha Pfeiffer and Miss Sarah He'll
man; advisor, Miss Clara Kilburn.
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THUSNELDA LODGE HAS
IT'S SILVER CELEBRATION.

Thusnelda Lodge No. 1, Order of the
Sons of Hermann, the first women's
lodge of the order, celebrated its silver
anniversary in the new Saenger Hall in
Paramount avenue last night. Many
ulster lodges from out of town were
bn hand.
Grand President Charles Schmuhl,
head of the order In the State, made an
address on the good work done by the
lodge. and then Thusnelda received
many tokens of esteem from the sister
lodges. They included gifts of money
md expensive paraphernalia. A dinner
and a dance topped off the celebration
Those in charge were: Mrs. Maria
Spengler. Mrs. Catherine Trautwein,
Mrs. Richard Haigt, Mrs. Julia Gernet,
Mrs. Matilda Boese. Mrs. Pauline
Mueller and Mrs. Anna Schott.
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:: Sunday Services at tbe CHURCHES

jr, pastor: Dr., Taber will preach at 1880;
subject. The Christ of the Forum Rev. ].
H.. Macdonald, of Chicago, will preach at 7:iE
p. m. Sunday school $3.50. Epworth League
6:45. Young Mems Union s:15 a. m.
The music tomorrow will be as follows: Morn
Peace and Light c~hadwick; ofrertory, Duo
Pastorale." Guilmant; solo for alto. 90 Rest
in the Lord" Mendelssohn; %postlude, Tempo
de Marcia" Mason; Evening, prelude, Largo"
Handel: anthem. Teach Me-, o Lord" Case
offertory, ''Mellodie," Phipps; solo for bass,
The Penitent, Van de Water anthem. with
fearful Eyes 1 Look Around" Otis; ~postlude.
Larghetto, and Allegro, Roberts.
ST. PAUL'S M, e. CHURCH, Broad and
Marshall streets-William Charles O'Donnell,
jr., pastor. 1890. "The Doom of the American
Sabbath 2:3D. Sunday school; 7:45. address
by J. Frank Burke. superintendent New Jersey
Anti-saloon League. Monday, 9 p. m, Mems
Club. Tuesday. s p. m, Bible study and
prayer meeting. Thursday, decision day In
stitute, afternoon and evening; speaker, DR..
Theodore Henderson, of Brooklyn.
The music will be as follows; Morning,
Harris; ~postlude, Grand Choeur in F, Sa-
lone. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Andantino, CAL
laerts; offertory, Largo, Chopin; Postlude In
D. v~olckmar.
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BAPTIST.


PARAMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH, Fair
mount avenue, near Bank street.-The Rev.
George z. Lombard. pastor. Preaching by the
pastor at 1880 a. M, "Newark's Greatest Need
Evangelistic meetings begin at the evening serv-
ice, with Rev. ]. d. Phillips. of Macon. Ga,
preacher. who will preach every night excepting
Saturday for two weeks. He is an evangelist
much used of God. Chorus and solo. singing.
All are invited. Early morning prayer-meeting
at 945 Sunday.
FIRST BAPTIST PEDDIE MEMORIAL
CHURCH. corner Broad and Fulton streets
Rev. Thomas j.. yillers. d. D.. pastor: Morn
ing worship at 1890; pastors topic, '"rhe Mod
ern Temple" Bible school at IL; Mr.. William
Hittles. superintendent. Evening service at 7:45;
DR.. Nillers will speak on THE Gospel Direc-
tory" Seats free. Strangers welcome.
MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH,
Bellevilie avenue and Oriental street-W. I 5.
Lumbar. minister; Morning worship at .o:45
worship at 7:45; theme, Government by
Saloon Bible school at ESQ p. m. Congrega-
tional mid-week service. Thursday, at 8 p. m.
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange and
High streets-Rev. W. Franklin Rowley, pas
tor. Preaching at 10:45 and at 7:45. Morning
subject, Men With One Idea" Evening. THE
Power OF the Spirit" A cordial invitation to
all