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Church Notices.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH-Scottish Rite Hail. 1907 o 81. nV
Services. II a. m. and Z 30 p. m. Subject Of
morning lecture by Bishop Oliver 2. Sabiu
Mans Dominion" Subject Of evenir z lee
ture by Miss Martha z. Van Noast, TO
the Spirit Unfolding All Things Are New"
Miss Edith Pickering. sOioist- Testimonial
meeting Wednesday evening al ss5o- Seats
free. An invited. Il
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES association. Pythiau
Temple. % floor, 1912 9th 81 nv. Mr. E1gerly
and Mrs. Ripper. ministers. Lecture ,.
n, followed by tests and messages. ssanos
Thursday, s p. m. 402 A ST. Sc. Mr. EdgerIy.
Mrs. LOngley and Mrs stephens viii give
messages and readings. All local mediums
invited II
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - First Church Of
Christ. Scientist, 18th AMI r sts. NV. ssrv-
ices. Sunday, IL a. m. and p. n. Subject,
Man sunday school. II g. m. Wednes-
day evening meeting 8 D. m Public cordially
invited All seats free. Free reading room.
COZ Colorado Building. IL
UNITARIAN-AU souls Church. corner 18th
and L sts-, Ulysses c. b Pierce, minister;
9.45 a. m. Sunday school. class FOR compare
tive study Of religion ami unity study class
minister T.s0 ,. m, Young Peoples ReIiE-
ious Union. The public invited % all serr-
ices. mh7-2t
BEREAN BIBLE CLASS-Meetings on Sun
DAY. March S. n 7.30 p. m. IN Pythian
Temple. third hoJr, rear hall. Christians
cordially invited; no collections; present
topic Tor study. = rdEer-.' Publications Dr
the Watch. Tower Bible and Tract Society
may be obtained. u
BAPTIST-Calvary Baptist Church. Sth and
II SITS. NV: Rev. Samuel Il. Greene, d. D..
pastor. $50 a m, Sunday school. p. II.
BristoW, Superintendent II a. ~. Rev.
Frank RaWlinson. % Cdina, 7.30 p. m, the
pastor; Teachers Bible Club, Thursday.
p. Church prayer meeting, p. m En-
deavor meetings Tuesday D. m and sun
Gay. $50 and 6.s5 p m All are cordially
invited. Il
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER
Sunday services at RaUschers, 1882 Connect
cut ave, at p. m Address by Mrs. Sarah
Crosse. OF Boston. Subject. Spiritual sup
ply. Daily noon meeting and Wednesdays
AT 5 N. al Loan and Trust Building. cor
neT F and stn. Public invited II
THE SECULAR LEAGUE-'De Democracy
subject Of address by Rev. James II. Kelley
al 9 p. m. Pythian Temple 1912 9Th St nv.
Free seats. II
THE SIN AGAINST THE HOLY GHOST:
Have you committed it2 Evangelist K O.
Hussells Theme. Sunday. March S 100 D.
m, Memorial Church. corner II and i2th SITS
nv. Written questions solicited. All vel
come. II
BETHANY CHAPEL. 18Th and SITS. NV
Sunday school at 3 Edward Tarrfug. supt.
Christian Endeavor al = Preaching at BY
Rev. Zed H COpp- Topic. The decline and
fall OF alcohol" Special music by chorus
choir. Come Il
y ". c. A.-Vesper service sunday al 4.s3
p. m. corner 18th and SITS. Address by
DR.. John Weidley- Cornet solo by Miss Grace
Beelman II
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FAVOR NIGHT LECTURES
IN DISTRICT SCHOOLS

The District Commissioners today de-
Cfded TO forward 70 Congress a favor
able report on the bill introduced by
Representative Olcott, providing for
series OF free-uight lectures IN the
schools OF Washington.
The measure already has received the
approval Of the Board Of Education. and
early passage Of the measure IS expect
ed
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If you have rheumatism, let Magic
Foot Drafts cure you Simply send
your address. You will get a 81 pair Of
Drafts by return mail. If you are sat
isfied with the benefit received, you
can send US one dollar. If not. keep
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Mich. Don't delay, but write today
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st. Johns orphanage
To Guard Against Fire

To avoid any possibility of loss Of life
In case IF fire and panic among the chill
dren such as took place among the
pupils OF the North COllinwood school,
causing the death of scores, the trus-
tees OF St Johns Church Orphanage
plan TO make a number Of changes in
the building
Some of the doors in the orphanage
turn Inward Inturning doors were re
sponsible for the enormous number of
deaths in the Ohio fire, and the trustees
viii have these doors reversed. An up
to-data heating apparatus Will also be
installed TO replace the furnace which
now heats the house.
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FIRST NAVAL MONSTER
LAUNCHED BY GERMAN

BERLIN. March The Nassau the
first OF the monster batJleships upon
which the Kaiser depends TO make the
Father.and hrst-class power afloat
was launched today at Wilhelmshaven
and christened by the Grand Duchess
OF Bobdeu.
The Kaiser, Prince Henry OF Prussia,
and a brilliant gathering Of nOb!emen
and officials watched the launching
The Nassau displaces 1880 tons, will
attain nineteen knots speed. and IS 10
carry z crew OF S65.
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set out making a living for my family.
I do not anticipate any difficulty in re
establishing myself
Il have had several offers and one
OF them, from an audit company, Is par
ticularly attractive and l believe viii
accept Il.
Machen did not seem concerned about
the manner in wGich he was released
from the penitentiary, and had no fear
that any serious complications would
result from it, He said that the prison
officials felt justified In releasing him
despite the fact that his fine had not
been paid.
Never Left Moundsville.
Regarding the statements that the lib
ertv granted him while at MOuudsville
was so great that all prison rules in
that respect We're violated, Machen said
that although he had been outside the
prison walls on numerous occasions. he
had never been away from MOundsyille
as had been reported.
Machen will remain at his home for
several days, according to his present
plans.
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Marriage Licenses.

Jesse c. Lacy and Lillian F. Mitchell,
both of Richmond, Va
Williem Mason and Emma Hemsley.
Milton E Hammer. of Washing IOn. and
Florence Y. Padgett. Of AnacOstia.
D. G.
George Hannaford. OF Melbourne. Aus
tralia. and Florence HuntbaCk, of
Nottingham. England.
Hendrix FELTON, and Ena liza Z. Jennett.
James E Butler and Frances Y. Amer
lea both of Baltimore.
John II Tyers. Of PurCellville, Va. and
A. Mabe, Hill. of Atlanta, Ga.
Eddie Mahr- and Jennie Smith
James w. G. Goldsmith and Jennie Y,
Humphreys.
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VITAL RECORDS


Matthias b. and Grace NJ. Yerger, girl.
Robert {. and Catherine Williams, girl
John V and Ella ". SmiJhsOn. boy.
Edward G. and Caiveuia Robertson,
boy.
Hector s. and Mary 4. Mc.\llister, girl.
". r. and Margafet Lee. sjTl.
Ernest and Rosa LittleleId, girl.
T /. and Henrietts Johnson, girl.
Walter ". and Nellie J.. holt. girl.
John W. and Josephine c. Harper, girl
Harry G. and Estelle G. Fowler, boy
Theodore and Luvlna Davis. girl.
Jerome A. and Cora NJ. D'AnGelet. girl.
William +. and Nora T. Cush, girl,
william .. and Nellie y. Barry boy.
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IGNORE LAM
By Release
Of Machen

The officials OF the penitentiary ar
Moundsville will be held responsible by
the Department OF Justice for their IN
authorized release of August W. Mach
en- and also for the violation OF the
rules Of the institution IN permitting
Machen to have liberty outside the PEN
itentiary grounds.
The release of Machen without the
payment OF the fine imposed BY the
The Washington times., 1908-03-07
GAS KILLS 4 WORKnEN
IN BALTIMORE TUNNEL

BALTIMORE. March -Four labor
ers are dead and ten are in an uncon-
sciOus condition at the City Hospital
from the effects OF inhaling coal gas
shortly before noon today while al work
in the Pennsylvania Railroad Union tun-
mel near the North avenue entrance.
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TRAIN CRASH KILLS IL
ON RUSSIAN RAILROAD

ST. PETERSBURG. March As a
result OF a head-On collision betwee-
two trains at Samara today, twelve per
sons were killed and forty-three injured.
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Modern Schools
To Be Requested
By Commissioners

In consequence Of TIE recommendation
Of the school commission, consisting Of
Engineer Commissioner Morrow, James
Knox Taylor, supervising architect of
the Treasury. and Prof. A. T. Stuart,
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VICTIMS OF FIRE
BURIED BY SCORE
White Caskets Line Affairs
of CollinWood
Churches.
Official Count Credits
School Disaster With
l67 Lives.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March AT 9
O'Clock today solemn high mass was
celebrated il the Catholic churches of
Collinwood Tor children Of those con-
gregations who lost their lives in the
school fire.
At St. Mary's Church the caskets Of
sixteen children lay in a long row be-
fore the altar rail The first four rows
Of pews had been removed 70 mako
room for the dead.
One by one the bodies, IN their white
enclosures, were carried 70 the church
door. Mothers. fathers, brothers. sis
ters, and playmates stood there uncov-
cred while the priest gave his blessing
Then each procession moved forward
again. The coffin was carried up the
aisle by child pallbearers to Join the
ether dead in the long rows at the
front.
At last this row OF dead was COM
plete, and the service was begun. Most
OF the people of the parish are Grein-
ers. The men work IN the shops and
Lake Shore yards.
Men Bowed in Grief.
They sat-these men Of muscle-with
shoulders bent, while tears ran down
their cheeks. Still greater agony Of
grief was in the eyes Of the women at
their sides.
The services went on. The voice OF
the priest rose in the chant Then, as
the chanting ceased, the celebrant
came down From one white casket
10 another be passed down the long
row. with outstretched hands again
ne blessed each one.
Al the same hour. nearly as long a
row Of bodies lay before the altar rail-
OF St JOseph's Church. one white COZ
lin at this altar rail contained the cnar-
red bodies Of three All the children
OF this church are buried In one grave
one long wide trench was dug. The
white collins were laid there Side oy
side.
Twelve children Of tho COlHnvood
Presbyterian sunday school were also
buried today, For eacn d separate Iu-
neral was held Eleven from THIS schCol
were buried yesterday Forty from the
school lost their lives.
From nearly thirty other homes IA
the north part OF CollinWCOd other fu-
nerals were held this afternoon, and
many more are set for Sunday II will
be late Monday before all the dead VIII
have been buried.
Funeral Of Unidentified.
Plans for the MEMORIAL service in all
the Protestant churches Monday morn
ing. when The unidentified Will be buried,
are nearly complete. The temporary
morguo in the town hall was vacated
late last night. The bodies were re-
moved 10 an undertaking establishment.
Ore hundred and sixty seven is the
official count of the victims OF the Col
linWOOd FIRE. This was announced to-
day by Deputy Coroner Mcneil OF
these twenty-five remain unidentified.
and FIVE are estima ted to have been
burned 20 ashes. The remaining 49,
TO their homes.
The last survivor Of the fire victims
taken to Glenviile Hospital named
GlennbaTbeT. aged eight, died today. He
jumped from a second-stOry window
10 esCaDe the flames.
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To sell what you have TO sell and to
buy wbS- YOU have 10 buy in the best
markets IS n PROSPER Use Times
want ads.
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Died.

PEET-On Friday, March g. 1905 MARIA c.
PEET. at her residence. 30I6 O street
Funeral services at above address sun
day, March sth, at p. m.
tNew York papers please copy.)
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Special Notices.

COLONIAL BEACH MAP and direc-
tory, 25C. J. Jay Gould, Al 9Th ST. ST.
Patrick favOrs, birthday favors, toys.
scrap pictures, shamrocks, tiny clay
pipes, candy boxes, flags, etc. II
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY.
Washington. Z c.. March G. 1905
TO GAS CONSUMERS: Consumers Of
gas are warned against paying their
gas bills To any unauthorized person or
persons VINO may call upon them for
the purpose of cole citing the accounts.
All employees of this company are uni
formed or wear a badge bearing the
name OF the company. SANFORD n
WHITWELL, Assistant Secretary
mh6-3t
MRS. &. F. PATTERSON. Of TennaIv-
town, ID. c.. wishes 10 inform her friends
and partrons that she has entered part
nership with Mr.. Leon Balarsky. located
at 2020 18th st. NV, where they will con-
duct ladies' tailoring and dressmak king
establishment. ynb5-9t
FOE Few Days, Our 1900.
Cabinets. 800 per Doz.
BROOKS STUDIO. 9U Penn. ave. X. "
1a29-9Ot
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All the time Times want ads. are per
forming ''prodigies of service''-some OF
which might as well be for YOU.
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Schools and Colleges.
new Law

passed by Congress forbidding railroad
operators working more than nine
hours day, has created demand for
than can now be secured. Railroad
companies have cut railroad wires into
Telegraphy Departments OF
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National Park Seminary

For young women. Suburb OF Warrington.
.. c. Eighteen Buildings. Beautiful Grounds.
Coco work secured without examinations
eight-seeink every Monday Send for cata-
Iogue. Address BOX d. Forest Gleaa.
Msryiaud deI4-Ino. Ts. sa-SOg
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STRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
1lth and 2 SITS. y. ".
"a GOOD SCHOOL"
Now open day and night individual IN
EtFuction IN Shorthand, TypsWTitInE Book
keeping. Banking. Civil Service and other
branches. Tuition. Day School, 81 Der
month; Night School. IS Trial month TO
Students now enrolling. Write or cal Tor
catalogue. AL graduates guaranteed sftua-
tons. tail-sa. mo. Ws-tf
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I4th Year Of Success in Washington
The BerlitZ SChOOlOf LanguagsI
IA Isth So n. ". Trsi Lessons Frss-
Grand Prizes St Louis. 'O4; Liegs. o.
Frsnch. German. Spanish. etc Native teacbsrA
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Machen Back From Prison;
Met at Station By Cro10d

Continued from Page one.)
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Foot Drafts, the Great Michigan
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DRAUGHON'S

Practical Business Colleges.
For booklet, Why Learn Telegra-
phy?" call or address JnO. +. DraUghon,
Pres, at
WASHINGTON,
Academy OF Music, Cor. sth and D NV.
BUSINESS men say DRAUGHON'S
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ny NAIL or AT COLLEGE. so COL
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THE SECULAR Democracy
subject Of address by Rev James Il. Kelley
at 3 ?. m, Pythian Temple. 1912 gth St nv.
Free
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
DO you GET UP
WITH alamo BACK !?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO TIE
CONSTITUTION or THE STATE
OF NEW JERSEY BY THE LEGS.
LATuRE or 1908.
sTATE or NEW JERSEY.

ASSEMBLY, CONCURRENT REsoLuTf IN
NO. 9.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22

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form Of kidney trouble.
Dr.. Kilmsr's Swamp=R0ot is not rec
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ney, liver os bladder trouble ii will be found
just tie remedy you need. Ithas been tested
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who have not already tried it, may have a
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When writing mention reading this generous
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she name, Swamp Root, DR.. Kilmer's
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N. Y. on every bottle.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22

non ror sucn ONCE Or onices 10 pc neld
next after these amendments take ef1ect,
according to the provisions hereof
The Legislature shall pass all neces-
sary laws to arrange the terms OF once
of all statutory elective officers so tnas
said terms may be in harmony with these
amendments. and to carry into effect the
provisions hereof
These amendments. IL adopted. SHAH
take effect and go into operation on the
frst day of February, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22

cures made by DR..
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the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t IS the great medi-
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tcentl century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Or. Kflrner. the emf.
Tient kidney and hlad-
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CHAPTER vi.

WHEN Beaumont accompanied Smith through
w the hall and out on the moonlit veranda, they
found it deserted; but Florence Rogers, alone,
coming up the path toward the steps.
I've been sent off to bed" she explained. "A still
heavy, perfumed night like this drugs me somehow"
"Christabe hasn't had enough of it YETI" Beau
mont inquired.
mot for hours, so she says" Florence answered
She over there on the bench under silk
Without word to either of them, Beaumont de-
scended the steps and strobe swiftly the
plateau toward the white clad figure that they could
di1nly make out among the notified shadows
When the big millionaire was out of earshot,
Florence turned quickly to the at her elbow and
looked searchingly into his face For moment she
shook her head No l can't read anything there,
she said From the look of you, you may have lost
or won. I'll have to ask which, in many words ="
Why, didn't do what had hoped to- he said.
Il tried get him it my way; but as O Bren
predicted, l wasted my breath"
At the mention of the engineers name the girls
face became grave You said he was i'll, she began.
WAS it"
"Oh, he pleaded his regular excuse, said Smith;
but just measure of precaution.' 1t was not
very light the veranda; but Smith saw and inter
preted look the girls face that the frank
illumination of daylight had never shown him before
I'VE mustn't get discouraged about O'Brien," he
said. Hell win his fight yet
His face said than the words did, and the
sympathy and complete understanding in it brought
quick rush of tears to her eyes. But it takes SO
long!" she said unsteadily. And is it true, he
says that help him; that 1t s just case
of wearing it OUT"
Il don't know Smith answered thoughtfully
DIR. Heyl has theory that a shock of some sort
might do it"
She pressed her palms against her eyes for
moment then drew herself erect, with charac-
teristic little shake of the head She reached out
for the of his hands, and held it for instant
in firm, rather masculine grip. You are good
sort, your Majesty" Beaumont coming toward
them again across the plateau " He hasn't beaten
YOU has he?' she asked.
No. he said. Il haven't begun to fight; but l
am going to now in about ten minutes
Beaumont spoke to Florence as he came up the
steps MY persuasions had no more weight with
her than yours he said Then, turning to Smith.
Il suppose she is quite safe out there isn't she:"
Yes" said the manager.
Well said Beaumont, Mr. Valentine is wait
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pathV on you as II was. L saw now
much pleasure you took in the poor
little limitations of life back home that
the hotel afforded,-the dinner and
the music and the gowns, and all the
rest of it and thought how horribly
lonely it must be for you out here.
But now | know what it. is like and
what YOU are really doing, it seems
pretty different. You re-well, sort
of king No, | mean it seriously. L
think it's splendid | suppose it is
lonely in a way; but not in the way
l thought, not in a way you'd mind
Its little like that, | suppose.
he said, Z" if a man feels he's doing it
we'll and that he is going to succeed
at it. But when you know you've
made mistakes, or when you see the
whole thing getting ready to tumble
about your ears, you feel pretty lone
some The man who was here before
me had all that come over him at once
one night, and he died. The doctors
accounted for his death in their own
way, of course; but it was despair
that killed him. l know; for l sat
beside him in that bed room in the
farther tower"
Il know" the girl said softly
FLORENCE has told me- She has told
me lot more besides: how you took
up the tangle that man left and
Strengthened it out. She told me how
you worked and fought; how you came
through the scourge of yellow fever
and the thing that threatened to be
mutiny. And you were able to show
us to-day how completely you had
won your battle. Oh, you have been
happy, although you have not been
living up here at Fort House and
OH were a kingi"
said thoughtfully, Il have been happy
" [ have never known it until now.
been wonderful hours for Smith, these
i'd with her. She had been giving him
at, without realizing it, he had long
k for; she had worked sort of miracle
} see her; to hear her talk, now lightly,
he seriousness of the early twenties; to
he could not help being, of her frank
or him, all this seemed to be bringing
ng his by right, but long lost. A load OF
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