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"Ennr Evenings Mith Yon."

Sunday evening talks In the Church of the Redeemer, 7i5 D. m, by Dr. W. l.. Phillips; April 12, Who Are You?' April l9. Where Are You?" April 96, Who Is With You?" May 3, What Are You?" Church choir and large chorus Seats free. Come and bring your friends.
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St. Michacls R. C. Church.

Sunday; High mass at 10 o'clock with solemn exposition of Lords Supper for forty hours. Every night at 73O o'clock solemn offices with sermon upon the Lords Supper. on the first night Rev Salvatore Barbato will preach; second the Rev B. Mareneh no, St. Antony pastor, and third the Rev Pasquac Sorgetti
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First Church of Christ, scientist.

Republican hall, Temple and Grown streets Entrance on Temple street. Services; sunday at lOSO and 7;a0 D, m; subject, Are Sin Disease and Death Real?" Wednesday evening meeting at o'clock Free reading room In Maley building, oO2 Chapel street. Room sol; open daily from 10 a m, to D, m; on Wednesday, 10 q. m to 1880 p. m; Tuesday and Saturday evenings, 1880 to 9 o'clock, Literature for dstrI- button. All are cordially welcome.
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St. John's P. T.. Church.

Palm Sunday. April l2, Holy Com munion 93O; morning prayer and ser mon iO:3o; prelude, Allegretto, Tours: Benedicite in A flat simper; Benedic- tus Chant; offertory, Jesus, Word of God Incarnate,C Gounod; postludc, Allegro. Brede. Confirmation by Bishop Brewster at I p. m, at St. Thomas church.
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NEWS OF CHURCHES
Rev. MT, Haynes to Speak in the Morning on The Chief
 Need of the City"
SERVICES FOR HOLY WEEK
Confirmation by Bishop Brewster In St, Johns Church in the Aftcr-
 noon--NIuslc at Center.

The services at Trinity church will be as follows; s q, m, Holy Commun- lon; lo'So a, m, morning prayer and sermon by the Rev. w. L. Robbins, D, D.; 1880 o'clock, evening prayer and sermon by the Rev Charles O, scoville. Thursday, Holy Communion, at lo:SO a, n, and Holy Communion and address by the Roy, Fl. H. D. sterrett at o'clock, Good Friday, morning prayer and sermon at 1C o'clock by the Rev. Charles O, scovlle, Three hours devotion service 12 to . o'clock to be conducted by the Rev Samuel Hart, D. D.
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At St. Thon,as' Church.

The services in St. Thomas church tomorrow are morning prayer and lit- anw with sermon by the rector at lO:So, and evening prayer and confirm ation at o'clock. The bishop of the diocese who will administer the rite of confirmation will preach the sermon. He. will also at this time have a brief service of blessing on the improve ments in the church recently complet- ed. Tho sunday school meets at l2:05.
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Second Church of Christ, Scientist.

Sunday services at Warner hall, l0ii Chapel street, at 1O:SO a. m, and I:3o D, m, First reader, Rev. s. E. simon sen, C. S, E, Subject, Are Sin Dis ease and Death Real?" Sunday school at 1l!4j q, m, Testimonial meeting Wednesday at D. m, A free reading room is maintained by this church in the Chase building, lOl6 Chapel street which is open week days from Ii q. m to p. m, and Monday evenings. Al are welcome.
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Plymouth Church.

The Rev. Donald B. MacLane will oc- cupy the pulpit in exchange with the pastor The theme of the sermon in the morning will he, "The Cross of Christ" The vesper service will he held at half-past seven o'clock. The theme will be "The God of Moses
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First English Lutheran Church.

Lawrence and Foster streets: Morn ing worship at lO:SO with reception of members by infant baptism. Rev ]. Luther sieber will preach on "The Sor- row of Great Triumph Mir. Carl Brandt will sing Sunday school at noon. Christian Endeayor at D. m, led by C. C. Perkins of Yale Graduate school, vesper service at 7:i5 with ser mon by the pastor on "The Rejected Stone" The church will unite in tho Holy Week services of the orange street district.
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Church of the Messiah.
CTirst uniyorsalIst,

(FIrst UnIVOr8nlIsi,
 Next sunday morning al lO;30 o'clock the pastor, Rev Theodore A, Fischer, will preach on tho subject Is t Worth While to Follow Jesus?" sun day school at l2 m Y, P, C, [, devo- tonal meeting at 6;3O D. m; topic, "Clsterns or Fountains leader, $. r. Roberts, preaching service by the pas tor 7.SO; subject The City That Can not Be Hid" All are cordially invited to all services
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NEW LONDON MARINE VOTES.

New London, April 1O.-Arrived: Sch. Telumah, Franklin Morgan (from New York, Bangor, Me; St. Croix Murphv, Cfrom Port JeffersonD, for Southwest EIarbor Me- Henry r. Halloek Mur- ray tfrom New NorkD, for Providence, Horizon Cfrom Ncwport), for New York Freddie Eaton, Kelley, (from Calais) for New York.
 In port Tug Resolute with five barges bound west,
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United Church.

(North church on the Green.)
 Morning worship at lo:30, with ser- mon by the pastor, the Rev. Artemas J, Haynes, on "The Chief Need of the City" Evening worship at 7:S0. at which Mir. Haynes will preach on "The Atonement"
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Rescue Band" to he at Y. NJ. C. A.

ThVsVUC HHHW tO ne III ', W, ', V.
 The mems meeting in the Y, M. C. A. Foy auditorium, Sunday afternoon at S:SO o'clock. will be conducted by the Rescue Band" of the City Mission. These Redeemed Men will have the entire charge of the services to which all men are cordially invited. Tho usual song service will be held from S:3O 10 3:45 There win be a number of short telling addresses.
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New York New Hapen 6 Hartford
 Railroad.
FEBRUARY ?. 1908.

bBBHuAHt zs ivos.
 FoR NEW YoRK-'i:2o, '4;55, x5:bb 6:50, 'S:0O, xS:l5, S.45. '9:35. 'l0.SO, a m, l2.03, 1910, "ll2:22, si:25. '2:03, 2.25, '3:03, 'S:52, slI4:22, 4.35, "5;03. 5:35, 'G.0S, '6:42. Si:O3, '7.02. 'llS.22. 'y:03, 9.20 ?. m. Sunday ys-si.20. '4.i5, XI.55, 'S:5) .. m. l2:VO. 'l.56. '2:03, 'S.59. 'v.U6, 9'SV ?. m.
 For Washington via Harlem Riyer-- 'l:VU p m., 'll:UO. night, daily.
 For Boston via Hartford md Willi- mnn,ic--'l0.07 q. m., 'I:05 ?. m.
 For Boston via New London and Pro,idence-s2:2U, '2.55 JAY, 'llll:42. q. m, 'l2:0j, su242, '2:55, 'i:2O, '4.55, 'lB.42, '3.U0, D. m. Sundays-'2:2J J, '2'oo a. m., 'l2:J5, s2:56, 'i:5S. '7:O5, ?. m.
 Tor Boston via sprIngncId-'1lO, 'llll 9. m., 'l:i5, '5:iB, ?, m, Sundays --'l:l0 q. m. .l5, fb3i6 D. m.
 For Hartford, Sprlnsaeid, Etc.-'l.l0 AiiOO, J.50 i.lo, rl0;uI, +lili, a. ma, o zoo, sl:45. S,lO, s4:0E. x5:OO, '5:45, 0JS, ':lO, to HartfordJ xS.lO, 952 D. m. sunday ys--'l:l0, N9;u5, Xl.;i5. a. m,. 'l.io, '0Ad, 1:l0, NS,l0, xg.2U D. m,
 For New London, Etc.-'2.a0, F2:55, iAi. ll;l3, (to Saybrook), 'ntl:42 a. m., 'l2;Ob, 'l3;42. '2:55. S:05, si:20. 'i:53. b.l0, 6;l0, uo Saybroolll, 'll6:i2, fi:v5, li;3U, (to SaybrookJ, ?. m. sundays-- ss:20, "2.55. S.52. d. m. 'i2.U5, |2:G5. '4:oS, 7Jb p. m.
 Tor Migoictown. WiIiimuntIc, Etc. ,'oo a' h., l2.oS, t.02. p. m. Sundays -. f.2O D ID.
 for shclhurnc Falls, stc.--7.ii a. n, l2:sV (to New Hartford), l:0l. 554 D. m. uo Wostheld).
 For Waterbury--G:50 (via Naugatuck Junctlon), S.UO, D:32, q. m. 2:35 5.45 | .1O, lll0, p. m. SundaYs--S;25, il:lG Il. m, 6i5 $50 D, m.
 For Wlnstcd--t:50 (via Naugatuck Junction., 9:32 q. m. 2:35, 5:l5, 7.iO D m. Sundays :2' a m. G:ij ?. m For PiitsHeid and Intermediate Poiat, 1 D.ob tvia Brldgcporp. 9;32 q. m. 3.5a | (via Bridgeport 1905 D, m. Sundays 1 f'5j (vla Bridgeport a. m.
 For Iitchticid--c:32 n. m, 4.05 ?. m Sundays-7:55 (via Bridgeport a. m.
 Express trains XLocal express. 1 lparlor car limited.
 ". C. HERD, F. C. COLBY,
 Gen. SUpt. Asst. Gen, Pn.,. Ar,
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gtric Street Gnsncl Mission.

Midnight gospel meeting Saturday night, 2 o'clock to l;S0 a m Reg ular meeting Sunday night at 7;45 o'clock. Meetings every night in the week at 745 o'clock. All are wcl- come, This mission is undonomna- tional,
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The First Methodist Episcopal Church

Rev. Francis T. Brown pastor. Sub ject of the morning sermon at 10:S0 service will be Helpers of Your Joy" At 1;]O D, m, the pastor will preach on the subject, When He Beheld tho City" The morning class at 9:SO. Bible
 at G.30.
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Church of lhc Ascension.

Holy communion at 1.S0 a, m; morn ing prayer and sermon by the Rev. r. $. Kenyon at lO;3o; confirmation ser vice with sermon by the Right Rev. Chaunccy R Brewster Bishop of con uecticut, at 7;30,
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Forbes Memorial Chapel of thc
 Epiphany.

On account of the confirmation ser vice at St Paul's church the regular morning service at F'orhes chapel will be omitted Evening prayer with ser mon by the Rev Franklin Knight al 1.30.
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Center Church.

The following ie the order of music for afternoon service: Prelude. sere- made, Braga; Lenten Motet, "The Sor- rows of Death" Coombs; postlude, March, Costa.
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lead the congregation In songs from tho Winana Hymns, The male quartet will assist the regular church choir In om- phasis of the truth which ccnters m Palm Sunday,
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Dwight Place Church.

pr Leete will preach morning and evening at the Dwight Place church to- morrow. In the evening the chorus will
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Bishop & Company STEAMSHIP TICKET OFFICE.
Direct Agents for European and Coastwlse Lines.
 Statcrooms and sleeping car bcrths reserved in advance.
 Rates named Co nll distant points. Baggage checked from residence.
Sprlngsi,Ic Chapel.
The City Mission.

Morning prayer with an address by tho Rev. Robert Bell at o'clock.
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Special Holy Week Services, Orange
 Strcrt District,

At First Baptist church: Speakers, Monday, April l3, Rev r. k. Luckey; Tuesday. April IA, Rev, II, E Wilson; Wednesday, April l5, Rev. Frederick Lent; Thursday, Apri IS. Rev. J. Luth- cr Siebor.
 At St Johns r. r. church, Friday, April IT, Rev J. Luther Sieber.
 Services begin at 7;ij ?. m. Chorus will sing. Everybody invited.
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Midnight Sun Trips

NORWAY. SPiTZBERGEN, ICELAND AND NORTHERN CAPITALS by su- perb s. s. Oceana. KronprInzessln Gee ellie and Meteor from Hamburg in June, ature.
 Ohlcc, IT Bwny, \. y., or any local agt
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
From Our Exchanges.

Mr and Mrs W u. Tuckl ley and child.
rem. ipru'rly oi this cr,y who have
made their hriI. ~ FoIhviIl" for scvcrai
years. were passengers on ~" south
bound tram last Tuesday afternoon ON
their vay ~ Versailles, where Mr. Tuck
ley has purchased barber shop aud
where they viii make Their failure home
Runc.,on Tribune.
A N"unV man Of Maple,"n, VII" iib"'.
10 jolly the telephone pirle Was called
up by one nf them recently who ASKED
II he woud Ike 10 go fishing Win her
Iir".pr rd his pleasure nnd "as tod
to hold the iirc' After kcrpinP 'hc
rcrci.rr 70 his ear FIVE or ten mlnu,es II
dawnei ~ Oh him that she had landed u
sucker -- Southwest Missourlau
Mrs a n Smith 10 At Excclsior, Nor.
gan county. the guest 81 her daughter
HH i'rcd Monsess. Dtterville Mail
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Scattered Items.

Miss Anna Drrrcr sired Sunday with
John shank e f,uir
7. VI Hunter shipped t~o car loads Of
1900 pound ,a'il" tu II Louis Monday.
lie l,ah i"'u "Grr'b p IS pet hundred
tot them ~ ilDuI"
Judp" Erdwcll AMI wife visited with
W X lIuni"r'e family sunday.
Nellie a l"u attended the ". {. r. 4.
contest at Glcnstch Saturday night
Mrs Jesse noty. MARY Kanhman and
Others srcut SUNDAY with Miss Eula
Dale
Mrs MeIv, Hunter first batch with
her 80 csg rr'cr ,u,ub,,or was ll5 nice
chickens
Mh NJ" D~Iv"r tp,k quite sick Sun
day and the doctor was called She IA
reported ls R,ttng"D well
TOrucy E"rkn'fess~r and Gus,a femme
""re married Sundn" at the brides home
near ES,clslor They left over the Rock
Island Sunday evening tram to visit f"~
da,s IN Colurddo
The ptf''r pf - ulilc o' hedge cy.
tending south ui Mr Riddlcr's on the uc~
county road l"irH opened il being cut
rut hv clyde Iiuu'"r. He y,ts six dol
lars for the Iob. II" viii earn hIs money
and then goIr.
IIushr aud 60 shipped four iuads 81
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
A Woman Can
rh uiineCcSsary nOIG'

hboli"h uiineceSsary nrie'
Establish travelling ibr'r,"s, and 90
bring reaIing matter within the reach Of
all.
Iiclp,o say" the forest nom demoII.
tlDu
Clean up her own back y'rd and mike
y such ~ thing ui beauty 'hh, II "Ill lie
an inspiration 10 her ncishh"rs
r,cr that the health ri h"r fellow eta.
H"ns is cared Eor ty securing the appoint.
mcu' 81 II p'h C nurse wh @" duty ~ the
care IN IN t'uc'ion "i ttir p""r,
Secure hpht"h streets ~ night and
ih'trby pre.cr' crlmce
Insist ujnn paved q. rwaitg.
DsnIHuI 'irAu streets, and get them.
G"' nj al trump, ~ having M ever.
r"ah, '""u ""lri". 80 w"rk, no pny
il-pip present the uju,u'. oi chll''
labor
10 aHay with immoral 'h"a'"'a ,n"v,
ing rctb'c flirws and po'a! 'rrhs.
BeaGtIfy SoM street wpN Hindpw box
e.
Prevent telephone and t"cgr'ph com
phmy from hatiiug III and uIutilat,np
the branches ~ t,cc,.
t.s:eut nIch ioss Of lIir - insisting
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Death or Young Man.

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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
FROM CLENSTED.

Rev Bowman went tO Kuobnoster sat
urday, where he preached !,unday,
Joe Mlburn spent several days IN Sc.
lalia tins week.
Colonel 3 +. Bowman visited iis par
en,s here from Saturday uurii Monday.
He VAS accompanied by man from
Kansas, who has traded ,"r' band ~
Kansas for the mill bere. he wrll not
take possession for some tim" huwc.er
The entertainment under ne manage
u-nt of the ". { I. a., M th" Concrete
saturday night was decided succrss.
We would he glad 10 welcome them
again.
Mr. Thoiurson's nephew from Osage
county, Is visiting here,
Miss Eelhe Alien. "i Versailles. aud
Miss Ru,h White, 81 AknsyIlle. visited
\. !. Cooper Saturday and Sunday.
The Baptist SundaY sch"rl viii c,l-.
hrate (hlldren's DNy pr"bail, the
4cond sunday ~ June
James Hughes shipped car load OF
cattle from here SUNDAY,
Mr Hahn shippel hogs Monh,p.
Mr. Clifton and daughter, Mis- Anne,
Di Eci saiilcs, were IN oar community
last saturday. They weIe bolichirp
undsfor the VI T. church, nf ycrsailic,.
We understand they received some llb2r.
ii contributions,
Lutte Warren, tie younpse' soh, OF
lulius cooper. - very s,rt br Cochran,
Di Fortuna, H. Ia. attending phislCian.
SLW ENGLAHD tLoSES ShIOOHs,
Changes in the la~F Po,efn,ng IA,
sale "a lntOxicants IN New England.
amulutUH to alIUrs, resolution, ~il
take place Nay 1t ia Massachu~tts<
chrs aud 'niry ,iX icHnF vii pat ~
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
NJ all wrrrs b" underground.

that all wlrrs b" underground.
ht"uS" public interest in the public
welfare.
Kr"I, ,n,Ir garbage box clean aud GOV.
cred, and insist upon her fellow citizens
doug TIA" same.
She can, bccausc she has done every.
on" ~ these things Aud whcn she does
thcm all towns and cities wll hc clean,
happy. wlInl"son" places IN which Ia
lIy. III" Nav DrlinrHtOt
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Prairie Drove items.

Mr.. Simmons, wife and family visited
friends here over sunday.
Cleve Hull has returned from Cslifor.
nia, where he spent the winter
1t was Mr.. Michael instead Of Nichols,
who bought The Beard property at "Old
Barnett" "
II his house by Two coats of paint, Two
Young men by the name pf Kaines, did
the painting, which is very Satisfactory
job.
Miss Maggie Sharpcs Of okla who a. .
tended the funeral Of her brother, Thomas
Sharplcs, April lG,h returned home las,
Wednesday, after few days visi, with
relatives here.
Mr., aud Mrs Reuben Lehman and two
small daughters are visiting relatives in
these part. but viii return 10 Oklahoma
soon. Mrs Lehman was also sister Of
Mr.. Shsrples.
Mr.. aud Mrs. D.car Rifle and little
son, Lynn, visited Mrs Rifles uncle
Charles Moore, Of Akinsville, Saturday
""' '""''"'
There was sewing machine agent ~
these parts last week selling new ma.
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wa " '''' "' '"' appearance "' "'"e
H''' "'"' '"''' ""' NV P'''' way" e'''
WV WV '''"'Ee'' ~" P''P'e "'"F"'
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30
Bridge Fiat Creek.

:y"wher. does Morgsn county med :
i.!!rc wt;G,. than Du Pa; trr. z. t'ir
crossing ~ the D,t'rYllIe and l'ir,tnCc
road The Development .. 'hr !nlnc'
Just south of the cre,s WV be roU'cc {"
mach wealth - thAl county IL the IN
crcased value 81 tASate pfcprty, and
the parties spending their money there
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

hccOrdingtp 80 Mr. Sterling l.. Strong
of Texas. prohibition vii hr the chef
issue at the coming Democratic primary
speech making ca'npiipn VIII he ~
auguratcd about the mdde nf MAY
The required number oi slgncis to the
petition haze been SECURED
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

The storm on Thursday broke several
ftui, trees IN this ne,ghbOthood.
BilI Holman is building a new wife
fence around his house.
Jim Williams went away on business
Tuesday. lie left the restaurant IN
charge Of Bill Shulh.
Jeff Monteer went to Sedalia Wednes-
day.
Linard I,owery returned home from
California last week.
Fritz LOCUS has the contract to furnish
the lumber for the addition to the Flor.
cnce school house which IL TO he 80 X 80
feet
Ben Shick lost kne colt saturday.
Dick Bol'lermeyer ami brothers put
new roofing on to the Henry Shut,
house, which is occupied by r. II.
IIockaday.
Fred Shick, who has been visiting his
brother Frits and family. returned home
TO Lafayette county. Sunday
Martin Huntrcss, who died nj the
home Of his sister. was buried SUNDAY
Services were held ot the German church
Proctor News.
Rain plentiful news scarce
Several from here attended court last
week.
Edith Earnest has got new organ.
Good music plentiful on this creek
Conway Jones', Of Gravois. was on the
creek sunday visiting his best girl
MARY Marvin and Thomas Rc, Mf
Proctor, attended church on Hrushy
Faster SUNDAY.
There has been ~ much rain lately
that farming is getting considerably be
hind
Mrs. J NJ. Daniels, who has been in
poor health for some time, IL some better
at this writing,
W - Roe is on the sick list.
The tie trade 1T Proctor in very duh at
this time. There seems to he no d, M md
for them.
Mrs Cora radgett visited Mrs. Joe
SpurIock Saturday.
The river has i~rn high for some time
and looked for awhile like there wouh
he an overflow, but IT has gone down
aud We have hopes that We wont have
any mrrc high ~arcr this spring
MesSrs. FAIRBANKS. Ashly and Smith
have moved their saw mi from the
MCIunns Place to IrOItOWn 10 Mr.
MCC olloin's ranch ON Proctor.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Collier, of Carver,
was np 10 the doctor Friday with their
baby
Frui, IN This part Of thc country IL MOI,
hun ~ bad as II was at first thought
There Will he some peaches and apples
are not hurt.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

with ts WWU population, become en-
,ltcly drv. In Sew Iiampshr" III"
druggist lpunr law viii b" abolished. In
Il cities and towns
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-30

reaching their nearest market and rtii
road Ottrryillc MnIl
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The irrLris AZ" nal iug Irtlr progress
Dn u,Cruui nj the wcl "tithCr
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24
chevaliers de st Louis. QUAINT q

chevaliers de st Louis. QUAINT q
la sodalit6 des SIS. Anges, toujours
fdele, je dois dire dependant,
qu'elle Ia etc cette aimee davanta-
&c encore, ellie a fat de nouvelles
| ct nombreuses recrues ellie aussi ct
ses membres au nombre do plus de
go venant ainsi chaque dimsnche,
VOLTA qui est beau ct encoursgeant.
Maintenant au fat, Oh on sont ct
les chevaliers de st Louis ct les
membres de la Sodallt6 des SIS. An
ges? Quand vous etes entries dams
ces societies, ct que vous avez 6t6
admis dams la confr6rie du rosalre
vous avez promis librement. de ve-
mir d la communion tous les mois,
puls dire trois chepelets par Sc
name, aim de gagner les indul-
gences du Rosaire; eh bien! Oh on
etes-vous de ces pleuses pratlquesr
tous les garcons ont-lls leur chape'
let dams leur poche? queloues.uns
n'en montrent pas,-dites. vous vo-
tire chepelet CONNIE YOU aviez pro-
mis-; levez la main ceux qui le di-
sent-et CONNIE quelques-u ns ne
levaient point la main, le Rev. Pc
1e f6llcita ct celx qui avaient 6t6
fdeles ct ceux qui ne l'ayent pas
6t6 avaient au moins le courage
ct la franchise de l'avouer ct il
nous invita- tous garcons ct files q
etre bien fde!es q nos confessions
ct communions ct a notre chape-
let. Vous avez tant de chooses q
demsnder dams o prieree, pour
vous m6mes. -FOUR o parents, qui
sc donnent tant de peine, s'impo-
sent tant de sacrifices pour vous,
pour l'6cole ct les soeur qui sc de-
vouent poar vous, pour YES pre-
tres, pour ceux ct celles des parois.
stems qui ne font pas de religion,
on un mot pour que la paroisse St
Louis don't vous 6tes l'avenir gran
que la colonie canadlenne de
st Paul prospere ct sc groupe de
plus en- plus autour de son Eglise
St Louis ct que par ellie ct avec:I
ellie Dieu soft connu Anne ct servi.
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St. Paul
EcoIe St Louis
NJ L'EDITEUR

Nous ne pouvons pas aujour.
|d'hui continuer lie sujet commence
la sema1ne derniere, car dimanche
dernier 6tant ]e jour de la lecture
du rapport a l'6glise, nous avons Gu
remarques ct lecture du compte
rendu. jusqu'a notre reunion de
sodalit6 q 2 h. de l'apres. midi. Je
vous parleral done du rapport qui
nous q 6t6 fait. 81 vous le d6sl-
rlez ct que j'obtienne les details
voulus pour lie rapport fnancier ct
la condition de la paroisse tel que
lus q la grand'messe, peut-etre que
plus tard je pourrals vous les don
ner. Aujourd'hui est le jour du
rapport nous a dit notre bien-aim6
d%irecteur; or chaque anuee en- ces
temps les maisons de commerce
font CO qu'on appelle l'inventaire,
ills COMPETENT les marchandises en-
magasln, addltionnent les recettes,
en- soustra1ent les depenses ct peu-
vent ainsi constater 81 pannee qui
Went de s'6couler a 6t6 une aimee
de prosp6rite GU non, ct prendre
les measures en- consequences: ainsl
mes bien cheers enfants, nous allons
faire aujourd'hu1 l'inventaire ct
consid6rer Oh en- sont nos societies
de st Louis ct des SIS. Anges, en-
fat de progress spirituels.
Apparemment cette aimee COM
menc6e au mois de Septembre a
6t6 une aimee de progress je suls
heureux de la c%onstater, car cha.
que dimanche nous avons Gu 10
43 chevallers de St Louis
presents au rendezvous, il en- a
manqu6 quelques-uns settlement,
VOLTA qui est tout q fat encoura.
.eant, car par lie pass6 il men 6tait
pas ainsi. Mes fluctuations aux
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