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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
]. c. Boyd. Jr.

J. c. Boyd, Jr., the infant son of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Boyd, died last night at the family residence at Eightieth street and First avenue, East Lake. Funeral services will be held at the residence this afternoon at o'clock and interment will be at East Lake cemetefy,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12
Merchants, Mass Meetinu.

At 8 o'clock this afternoon the mer- chants of Birmingham who are opposing the use of the trading stamp will hold a mass meeting in the office of the Board of Trade. They have a number of plans ready to push, and are Intent upon driv- ing the green trading stamps out of Bir- mingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12

and the side walls were warped and shaken. The roof did not fall.
 About ten men were at work, prepar- ing the seed for the spring trade, but no one was hurt. No damage was done the stock, although the accident will cause some delay as the goods will prob ably have to be removed. President Me- Way of the company put gang of men to work repairing immediately.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12
B. Fowler.

B. Fowler, age 35 years, died yester- day morning at Twenty-seventh street and Avenue l. The remains were re- moved to the Lige Loy undertaking es- tablishment and will be sent to Roan- oke. Ala, at 6 o'clock this morning for lnterment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12
Bill for Coosa River.

The public policy committee of the Com mercial club will hold meeting today at 2:30 D. m. to consider the proposal to ndorse bill for the development of water and navigation of Coosa river. They will hear R. H. Cobb present the matter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12

The games are exciting a great deal of interest and it is expected that many will be present. Refreshments will be served after the games.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12
LEAGUE CONTEST AT
 Y. M. C. A. TONIGHT

The basketball Young Mems Christian Association league games tonight will be open to the public. Porter Clothing Co. plays the Scrubs. and Steele-Smith plays the Cumberland Presbyterians.
 The standing of the teams Is at pres ent as follows:
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etic serum. when child may be allowed t,

et1c serum, Wnen emu may pe dHoWeu lo re-enter school In five days.
 Scarlet Fever.-Fourteen days.
 Measles.-Sixteen days.
 Chicken Pox.-Fifteen days.
 Children exposed to humps and whoop- ing cough will not be excluded from school on account of such exposure unless the disease exists among the family or intimate associates of such children.
 The library committee, of which pr. E.. P. Hogan Is chairman, was requested to confer with the mayor and the city hall committee regarding certain changes re- garding improvements in the library room on the fourth floor of the city hall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12
J. Raport Hankruptcy.

J. Rapport & Co., of Ensley was placed in bankruptcy yesterday on an involun- tary petition of some Chicago merchandise houses. .s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12

Travellers Annual Meeting.-lt has been announced that the annual meet ing of Post B, Travellers Protective as sociation, will occur March 27, and the annual convention of the association will be held in Mobile April 10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12
THE WEATHER.

Washington. January 11.-Alabama and Mississippi: Rain and snow In northern sections rain in southern Tuesday; much colder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12
CITY ITEMS.

Funds for Italian Sufferers-Mayor Ward yesterday acknowledged receipt for s143.75 collected by players or the Gayety theatre for the relief or the earthquake sufferers in Italy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12

Sunday School Meet.-The second in- door meet of the Sunday School Attn letic league will take place at the Y. M. c. A. next Friday night. Besides the athletic contests there will be a basket ball match between the East Lake Methodists and the Woodlawn Baptists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12

earthquake sufferers in Italy.
 Travellers Annual Meeting.-lt has been announced that the annual meet ing of Post B, Travellers Protective as- socjation, will occur March 27, and the annual convention of the association will be held in Mobile April l5.
 Sunday School Meet.--The second in- , door meet of the Sunday School Ath- letic league will take place at the Y. M. c. A. next Friday night. Besides the athletic contests there will be basket ball match between the East Lake Methodists and the Woodlawn Baptists.
 Matthews to Inspect.-Building In- spector Matthews stated yesterday that he would begin at once an inspection of the buildings of the city, his object being to prevent if possible recur- renee of the accident Sunday morning on Second avenue wherein a wall of a brick building crumbled and 15 people had narrow escapes.
 Auto Owners Licensed.-Following the statement in The Age-Herald to the effect that all owners of automobiles who were operating their machines
 
 Clerk Shropshire was exceedingly busy during yesterday issuing licenses and tags. During the day 125 were issued and about TO others made arrangements satisfactory to the city.
 Must Paint Poles.-City Engineer Nicholson has notified the several com panies interested that they must com ply with the city ordinance to the ef- feet that all poles in the city must be painted The upper portions of all poles shall be painted white, while the lower portion will vary in color, each company having different color. Each company must have painted on each pole its initial letter, also. Unless the ordinance is complied with, MT. Nich- olason intimates that arrests will fol- low.
 Women's Foreign Missions.-Notice is given by Mrs. J. w. Savage, district secretary, that the offices of the aux iliaries and the lady managers of juvenile socities of the Woman's For eign Missionary society of the Blr- mingham district are requested to meet in the perlor of the First Methodist church at 2:30 p. m. on Thursday the 14th to notice some features of the work as follows: "The Importance of Business Methods" Mrs. A. N. Ballard, first church, Duties of the Correspond ing Secretary" Mrs. c. H. Lewis, Wood lawn. Hints on Juvenile Work" Mrs. c. S. Bissell, Fountain Heights; Mrs. J. L. Britain, West End. Talk-"If Ye Love Me-" Mrs. W. G. Moody, Eleventh avenue. Mrs. J. w. Savage, district sec retary
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12
E. T. Shaw & Son. Undertakers.
Green Undertaking Co.

woodsawn undertaking Co.,. Phones %.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12

Ask your grocer for a sam- pie of "Unaka' brand of any flavor you desire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12

Weather report for 24 hours ending 1 D. m January IL Local office On1ted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-12
American Trust and Savings Bank

FIRST AND TWENTIETH BIRMINGHAM
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21
Tns @ctter.

SC6r bciB mar c8 aeitcrn mie6er
in Baltimore; o1ti SO @roo itieg oos
Guediilbcr lnl 3 llbr Nndmittng5.
Gle porbergebenoc Nadt mar nbcr
tiibl gcmeieL uno aeitern 2tbenO mar
cs old micOcr ongencbm fiibl. Gic
nie0rigite Semperatur mar 50 @raO
Inn 6 llbr WorgenS.
15iir beute unO mor9en tlor, berIte
tiibler, uoroli6e bis norOoitlihc
Mill0e.
2u ben onoeren 8umoe3 @cttcr.
Observation-Disclosures 0ea SonOe9
muroen Die iolgcnocn boditcu Gem.
peroturen Der5ei6net:
Goitport 70 Fortlon0 rs, Bolton
sc, 2Ibanp rs, Nem- gorf 81, &bilu.
belpbin S6. Itluntic-Gitu 50, Cape
Dinp 81. @oi6inatpn Sc, NorioIf So.
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ton Sc, GbarIriton Sc. S%ooonuob 80.
Sodionpiac 80, Silpiter %, 9ep.@cit
81. "9ltIanto IS, WontAomcrp 90,
Ncp. GrleonS 80, &oleitinc SO. @oI.
pcitou %. Corpus Gbriiti %, Menl.
pbiS 96, Cincinnati 81, 8itt2tllra -.
OSmcgo GS. 9uiioIo 20 Glcueloco
20, Gctroit "A. Ilpcuo GS. MlGrQretia
co. Green Ban 20, GDicogo II, Gu.
Iutb ca, ct. EollI so, ct. Sollia IS.
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sc, @iSmord 96, @iuiiton 9S, Sclcllo
% Salt Cafe Gitp So. Gcuper so.
Nortb Elotte Sc, Nn1ariQD 81. GoNQt
Gitp 50, SOS 2nugeleS 50.
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9onntogs-


Die mOr9cn crifcincnbc
Sunntags-NuSgabc Des yGcnts
ldlcn GOrreipOnbcnten" mirO
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SOfaluadJriftcrt, GUitnod)ridDs
ten ms OcntidJcn GGnocrn, Sn-
mOriitiidJcS init 3anlratiOncn,
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3eit," rScrmann Scr GbcrnSfcr
unO Die @aruSIdladt," g9ic
SOrtur" Oon 7r. Grnit Gnottes
@icsbaOcn, vSnS lcbte 8coidt
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acu Mciiina," v9aS 1OlnrfnG-
rem ais Scrnf," v1cntidcr Wc.
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inrt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21
Ser Snttuns TaQ.


Ncd)taomolt &enrp &. Tapi9 iibt
iboric Gritit al ocn Neiun0 Oc>
Worinc.@ eridtS. - @irit Dem
Erofurator Yilid)t &crnohlGiii
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erleoigt.
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Gnpis, Anluolt Der 6rou Someo u.
Siltton, in elmer gcItern bon ibm in
@nibin9ton crIoiienen 6iientlidCn
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rinegeri1tS meIheS ole 5rueitc lin.
ieriud)uug iiber ben zoo oCS iungen
Wnrine.9ieutenollta Somes u. Gut,
ton iiibrte, urlb Dem Rrofllrotor Ma.
jor Seonor0 mirit or RIlidtnernodl
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por9elegten geietlidlen @riin6" nidt
bcitotigte. @ern Der 4rofurntor 81,
@rilnoc bcitGtigt uno hos 8cridt lie
bcnhtet hGttc, lpGre Die Iuirehter-
boltlna Der Selbitmorotbeorir mo
Dab Die to0tlide altgel aus Dem Ct.
gcten Hepolper Sutton's gefonmcn,
nidt moglid) 9elueicn. Cine Der
@riinoe be5o9 lid aui Die Gnolitnt
unb Woiie Der Nusiogcn notbmenhig
liir elm @eroift iiir Selbitmoro, uno
Der onoere 8ruuo bunoelte bon OCl
pb6nomenolcn Gr~tl1rungen, ne
Suiton iif babe erificBen f6nncR.
Serr Gapis p%erreiit jest uno miro inn
Sftober nod @oibington 5uriidfeb.
rem. Gr iaete, or miIrOc Damn cine
peitere grflornng erloiien. @ubr-
id)einlif miro Der Sutton.6ou nod
lnnee nidt ais erleoigt III betradtcn
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5rnu Senilie 9lotteuberaer BON
Smburn. ga. lit bel i6rer Gouiire
5rau Seth Nr. 73i, Oit.9tortb gpc.
aui 9elud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21
2cbcn in ic0cm Srppfeui

IoS 8laihenfiiQ. Geportement Der
Geo. 8iintber, iiin., Yrait.Go. lit nit
Den neueiten einrihtungrn perieben,
pernitteIit oerer Oas Bier brett aus
ben Sa0eriGiiern Der 9rouerei oen
1loifen 5ugeiiibrt miro. Die 5oIge
II; ein p%crIcn0es, id)Gitmenoes, reines
Vier; beionoers fir 6amiIiensebraild
81 empfeblell. Seiteat brett bon Der
@ronerei. 2 Gubeno 8laifen $1.O0.
6. & 3. Bbonc, 8oIfe 20.
(Diait,0 t. DO. 5a-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21

8nltimDrcr, iucIde Die CONNER
&unutc anfcrbaIb Der StaOt Ocrbrin'
gen, fGnncu Den Correspondent"
mad irgcuO elmer NOrriie in ben Ser.
einisteH Staaten, europa, Merifo
nuS Canada 5uscididt erbaltcn, Die
@oreiie ulag 10 oft ais gClUiiui6t ge'
1n0ert iuerben.
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SbcU. $. 9iensr e Co.,
2t7, Si.Yaltimurc.S trasc.

Geutifes nno anberes altslGnoi
ihes @elb acfauft nno perfauii
@eIoienomaen beiorgt nad Geutid
Iono. SeItreidl. Hubluno II. |. M
8edieI alsaeitc1t oif ausIGuoiid'
gonfen. greoitbriefe uno SrabeIers
CHEQUES. O.
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0eIb5enonnaea.

@eloienoungen nad GeutidIanb
uno Oeitreid : llnaorn iider ,ino
lfaeu beiorat. s, 10 unb 90 Marf.,
icipie 10 uno 90 aronen S6eine 3u
oerfoufen.
Sgeo. s. 9iener e Co.,
o. Wr. 2f7. Cn.BnItirore.Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21
gtotis.
Sebbel's ciLsiaes Ginoip.

Reuuei 1h0'yee SiHotp.
S%cocrmann fennt Die pun mrs &C.
~liefcrte Irbeit; mir ocnfen nidt oa'
ran, inns ielbit at lubcrr ionbcrn iiber'
laiicn Sics nniercn 2%ciituugen, Seine
Sreppen bel nnS 81 eriteigen. 2afcn
Sic lid hon InSeren nid)t tauiden,
eS aiebt MIR Gin cinsises SebbcI-S Stu.
SiO nnb Sies beiinbet iid i'm Yarterrc.
adJtrm sic ani oas Saus, mo muier
@amcn anf Shiirem nno SenEern
ltebt.
Seine Tsenten. Gin Yreis.
Mdten sic anf
-Sebbel'S-
321 Hpro'@a Str,, uate Sis6.
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StdOt Baltimore.
1lntcrhn[tnnnS. g0cnlueiier.

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unb uHoCrc uHtcrbultuupeu.
,ge Glib Stcii" %rtuTiiuu. 49, Sonntug. ben
%. Auaguit na6 GETTYSBURG uHo Qenmdr.
8art.6BuBertc.
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gToniae' =, SeOerai Sill II. -8iperiiSes eGri"
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mitidps bis lbr Nbeuos gebu!teu.
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ahmen.ateo .ocarts auO 7Io'uers 1o6Gni,.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21


Nuf muitrri0 G WCti ucr.
i dj wun0Cn lit Der 10 Sabre oItc
Noltcr &otiari, Sohu pom @iliorl
N%otiuTi. polt Nr. Col. Siio-Nn
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Goter. mcId)cr QCitcrn Die &oli3ct bea
0itIihcn GiitrittS nm Nod)iori6lm,
gen nod Dem &crmi6trn crilld)tc.
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Sobn m0d)te ertriutcu iein. Gr ioqte,
@olter babe lid nod ME BON Sorie
cntiernt, obnc 81 io9cn. nobin CT
gebcu miiroe, mo bobc orlh uidlt Gle
.acrinuitc @erunlaiiung, icine cIter.
Ii6e Wobnung 5u pcrloiicn.
Mcin, nabrhaft mo 9riuno,
i'll &crbin0ung nit Der &r0it bc3 NJ
tcrS nn0 ocnl bplcn Heidytbrm ser
llnperi6lihtbcit, miro hos Don Greo.
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6eracitcllte pSoIocc.9ier" Sic 81 ie.
Ger Belt bciricoigeu. &erlangt cS.
Site $1.00. 9rauerei HOLES
@ilen- Str. Eel. &. 4 4. q. Enul
S6i, MD. Gnlrtlano 1891. (233)
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,g)c ElS Stril" . Grfnriiun

GETTYSBURG 49,. uno ... Egn.Mor,
3nN ucrIGft SilCn.S tatipn Spuntaa,
p. NWN, $50 Morg. Sifeto S1.25.
(233)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21

Sic Nu itern,S alton Dor
Der III I. - Sn uugefGbr 3ebn
Io9en giebt's mieoer iriide Gbelo-
peofe 9oi- glltitern. Nm I. September
beginnt nGmlid) Der 9luiternfang nit
3ongen in Den 8elpGiiern BON Sent,
Glreen Anne'a, Talbot, Somcriet-
lno Inne IrunoeLG ountp. ISn oeh
8emoliern Don 3orheiter. uno Nj
comico-G County beginnt Ser 6ang nit
3ongen am 10. September ulo in
GoIuert, uno ct. Worn'S Gountp uln
1. Sftober. Ser NuiternfnnG nil
Heden i'm Eotomoc f1ngt am IS. Of
tober al un0 in Der Gbciapeofc- gni
om /. Nopember.
3eiden Der FroiperitGt.
Gr.@ouperneur g0tuin @oriielb
iogte gcItern iein 8eihGft, buS @iirg.
ihoitsaeih6ft, 3eige, ooB Die @c-
idGftsIoge oeS 2onOes lid ieBt i6neQ
before, aus alien SonoestbeiIen lieien
iebr giinitige 9eridte bon Den Igen.
ten ieiner Gompognie elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21

Cardinal @~ibbonS tritt
Scrien an. - Mmerifo'S groBct
airheniiirit Cardinal @ibbonS, net.
der iocben BON SoIt 2ofe Stir, lltob.
'uriidgefebrt lit 100 er an Der Weihe
Der 0ortiAcn &%utbcbrulc Sbeil nobm
miro IN meni1en 1ogcn nod, Gong
SSlolo reiIen, INN BORT cine fur5e
Sericu5cit 81 perlebeu. aorbinul
Gibbons NOR oui ieiner Hiidreiie BON
9iidof Sobn 2. 6olep bon Chicago
bcgleitet. Der %errponotc in 9altit
more bellthen mill.
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Gn9cl in ocu GUpf.

decentralization geihGftIid)er go.
tur treibcn GborleS i. Sartloue
in Den zoo, - SdieBt iid) i'm
9ooe5immer ieiner @obnung cine
augel III Die refte SdIGie. -
Stirbt mcnige Wiimtteu ipGter.
GurdJ Gcidditli6e Sorgen sur Ser.
jmeiilung gctriebcn, iebtc Der 44.iGb.
ri9e Irltdcr Charles j. 6artlooe in
ieiner WObnlng 9tr. 7O1. Meit=6ops
etteltroBe, icincm &eben 0urd) eille1
9fepoloeridrB Elm @n0c.
IS mar geget 142 llbr Nafmit.
tags, ols Ole Yemobner oes SouieS
Ollrd) Den &noQ zines Shuiies ers
Idredt mur0e1. 6rau Snrtlope, 0ic
8ottin oeS Sebensmil0elt, mebrere
on0cre Soltsbepobner uno Ser ebell.
follS 0urd Den SduB berbeigertfenc
Roli5iit Mithel bonn meitlihen 81.
thrift, ciltcn iofort in oo5 3peiteS tod.
mert. Sic fonOen oos 9uoe5tmmer
oerl6loiien, brnfen Die Sbiir elm unO
Iaben MN Sartlope, Den Heuolper
neben ibm, oltf Dem 6uBbooen Iiegerl
m0brcuO 0os 8lut ans elmer @unoe
in Der rctten Shl0ie beruor0rang.
Ter I'M ielben &oltle mo6nen0e Ir5t
q. &olpb sc 6irmon erfounte nod
elmer flIr5en llnteriuhung, oaB bier
ole mcnihlide Siilfc pcrgebens iei.
MeniGc Wtinutcn ipGter CAB Sart,
LOBE ieincn @eiit ouf. Coroner Or.
WfartIn bonn meitlihen Eoli5eioiitritt,
Der bal0 oonnd) am Gbotort erihien
CAB, pom Der Nbboltlng zines ln.
QUOTES o~bicbenb, Elm ouf Selbitmoro
loutcnoeS @crOift ob.
Ter Sootc bate iid) i6ou Die gan.
sen lettcn Mtonnte geih6itliher vi.
DISQUALIFICATION lpegen in iehr &c.
0riidter Stimmung %beiun6en; Die
lebten Gage bilt0urd iol CT itnrf ges
truIfen boben.
Gr mar Elm Ingeiteutcr ser 9rllf-
terei bon Serr Charles j. Whtie. ST
binterIdBt ouBcr ieiner Satin 6rou
Siap Sortlopc, cinen iiebeniGbri9en
Sobu, @iQoro Surtlope.
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%. HeiGert.
SaItimore'S Seutider Ybutpgrapb,
109-411
Huro-W

0prS-8aD. Strafe.
Sin ~critflaiiises 0eidGit fir crit.
fiaIIge grbciten, nnb feline b6bercn
Grciic, Ills Sic anocrsipu besablen.
SpcSialitGt, Screinsgrnppcn NIB
Tamilicngrnppcu. @ergr6hernngem
nadJ alten SilScrn inter 0arantie.
yIdJtcit Sic anf obige Sbrciie; Is
lit ST Siren gprtbeile.
Seine @erbinbnns nit irsenS ei.
ncm anberen Stnoio.
(Ie8t3 81
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GufalberidDtc ats @aibingtOn.
500 @clobnuna.

p y ~ ~ y u u u H..
Mojor Splueiter, OnS Saupt Der
&oibingtoner Eoli5et, bot eeitern
500 getobmung ol5geiebt fir Die
6citnobme oeS i1lngen Re9ers, mel
der Sri. Minnie Seinrids bon Nr.
1909, 8. StroBe, am Gonneritog
Nodmittoq nm So unO mebrerc
Observation-Disclosures bcralbtc. Ter
It1cr begi1g oen llebrriua uitf Der
Observation-Disclosures cine tilr5eStrede
pom Camp 5000 0iQ cntiernt, nit
pnrgebaItenenl Repolrcr. Qie W}tts
ter 0e5 Sri. Seinri68 beiono lid III
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5rau Sentic 9lotteuberaer BON
Sumburn. pa. lit bel ibrer GouiiGe
5rau Seth. Nr. 73l, Oit.9tortb apc.
aui 9eiud-
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The Sunday School Commentary
SERMON. MAYO. BY REV. D. M. s7EARMs.

Crossing from Cyprus to the main
land. they landed Mt Perga, where they
DO not seem to have preached the COS
pei at this time. but they did on their
return journey civ. ~. For some
reason John Mark left them here and
returned to jerusalem, and Paul felt
Il % much that when they were about
to start On their seeoad tour It caused
q separation between Paul and Bafna-
bas. But the time came when Paul
wrote to Timothy, Take Marx and
bring him with thee. for be II psol1ta-
bic to me for the miaistry' (xv. $40:
II Tim. ". III. Time alters The ap-
psarance ef many thtnes. and II No
were more slow to coodemn and more
full az the love that beareth all things,
thinketh NO evil and II not provoked.
how msch better 1t would be! Paul
and Barnabas are found next at An
tioch, In PisiAia. and. ~ WAS evidently
their custom. they went to the syna-
gogue On the Sabbath day and eat
quietly among the people during the
reading Of the law and the prophets.
but no doubt very psayerfully. Being
then invited to speak. Paul gladly gave
the address.
In ave sentences (verses l7-21) Paul
summarizes the books Of Exodus.
Numbers. Joshua. judges and Samuel.
reaching to David. the second king
over al Israel. Of whom God said, II
have fosnd David q man after mine
own heart, which shall fulnll all my
kA
right ON - Jesus. the SON Of David.
~ Israel's Saviour. according to II
Sam. vii, II, u: Chron. xvii. lila:
Ps. cxxxt. IL: lisa. IL. G. Z: Jer.
xiii. 8. 9; Luke I, 81. %. With 4
word concerning John the Baptist ~
the herald Of Christ Usa. II. 3; Mai.
81, u. he declared that Jesus risen
from the dead was q fulnllmeot Of
Ps. II, Z; lsa. ", s: Pa. xvi 10, and
that through Him were now pro-
claimed to all then and there assem-
bled the forgiveness Of sins and 4
justification from all things which the
law Of Moses could never give (veSoo8
"a, -. With another quotation IRON
lisa. XIX. u, IA. ana Hab. I. 8. -
urges them to beware Of deopasiAg
such glad tidinss.
How wondrous n this grace which
3 % fully stated In II Cor. viii. Q. a
30 the reason and Da1ifestation Of Il
and % simply in Rom. III. ~: ', I. %
to the bene6ts ~ receive, being
justinsd freely BY HIS grace through
The redeDption that II IN Christ
Jesus" Being JUSTIFIED By faith. W
have peace With God through our
Lord Jesus CAfist." Or. again. In .
Dassage which I love specially to pom
aef, 10 the praise Of the gieey Of His
Grace.. wherein He hath made % &C.
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them In defense Of the wet" campaign
yet the city went "d5y'' BY . majority
exceeding 200. In the campaign the
people were asked to de1end condi-
lions imposed by foreign interests
which had violated every wish Of the
people. There was absolutely no local
appeal to the wet campaign In Del
aware. In connection with the cleo
tons In other important counties OF
the state. the result emphasizes again
that county local option il local.-La-
fayette Journal