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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
HeraLd 49, BY NJ E,dr
EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS. near Dupont Circle.
a. fn.-HOy Communion. 80 a. M, Sunday school.
ll-o a. m.-Morn-rg prayer and sermon hy e. Ernest
Smith. ID. D. ID. o. l.. "THE
CHURCH CRISIS IL PORTUGAL
''Ic Deum" lSc-IiIgl. in r; anthem.
Il Am Alpha aud Omega" tSraiueT'.
400 p. Morgan recital by Dr. Madey Richardson.
SO D.. m.-Fll.l choral eyCusalg, no sermon Mag
IIdcat' AID "Nuc DMit,ls Brewer
anthem, seed Ont Thy Light lGou-
nod. after Third Collect oiIeEt0Iy an
them Behold. There shall BE Day
i0rtuecEerl.
TRINITY CHURCH. 81 and s,s. uw. Clergy.
Rev Richard T. Wiams Rev. &. ". Nhilm1Te
Service. 7so. a. and 6. Sunday school. $50
Bible classes. 9aa A cordial welcome 10 all
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. 2ass. ave. and
18th -. NV. The Rev. j. Heuuins Mems rector.
Service. and II a. m,. / ~ and 8 p. Sub
Tie choir VIII sing "llius Wide The Gates. :rom
>taiDeT's "tUcdNiCn. The rector Wil preach a.
both morning and evening services.
ST JAMES CHURCH, sth ST., near e ne, sery-
ices. so I0-ll aud II a. m $50 and 30 D. H.
Al welcome always
CHURCH or THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9th ana
s,s ne. Rev, G, s. Abbott and ". Gion ce1gy.
Services. 40. d. and IL a. H.. and 80 J. m.
Sunday school. $50 a. ID. sermon for the deaf IN
ssl language. s D. IT,. followed hy Bible class.
HOLY, CATHOLIC. APOSTOLIC.
THE NATIVITY, lith and S.
?.
Annual fair December 3 and @.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. cor 18th and C0rcoan
SIS. NV. Rev. j. J. Dmuu rector, Rev. ". NJ.
Pegtis. ID. D., cIrate. Services: 7-1 Holy Com
munion. 9.51 Sunday school i. morning service
and sermon. 3, evening service and sermon. The
rector viii preach AZ both services
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH GEORGETOWN.
Rev, james II. " Blake rector. 80 a. m..
Holy Communion. $50 a. M, sunday school. II
q. H.. fun service and sermon b. the rector. 30
p. H. evening prayer and address.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH. aad ST.. near Washington
Circle Rev, Robert IaIhor. rector: Rev. George
W Atkinson. assistant Holy Communion $50
sunday selcll. go. Morning PRAYER Ltsuy and
feurou IL O'Clock. Choral egesaug and sermon,
5 o'clock Seats free.
THE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. G. ST.. be
tween 18th and 18th uE. Rev. r. b. McKm
D. D.. rector Services a. ~. and u q. No.
p. N. aHd 8 q. N. Sunday school. 9s0 a. H. ana
N. Tie Rev George williamson smith.
d. D.. VIII preach az Il a. Ia. the Rev. G.. Free
la1d Peter az p 20,
ST. MARKS CHURCH. 81 and SIS. Sc Rev.
W. L. De Fries. Pm. D.. and Rev. r. A. Curtis
Clergy. Services, : 20. u, and &.
PEOPLES OPEN-AIR EyENSONG. Mount -
A.ban. sunday, Oc.0hrr = 1910 % p. M. sre-
cai preacher. Rev Robert Talbot rector of ST.
faul's Church The music viii be sung los the
Cathedral Opc1-air Choir led bv detachment of
T. 5. Marine Band. Take Teuuallytovu ears.
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Among the important legislation passed
by the General Convention during the
last week was the canon relating 10
suffragan bishops, 20 which the house OF
bishops has proposed constitutional
amendment making II necessary 10 OBJ
tain the consent OF majority OF the
bishops and standing committees before
any sufTragan can be elected.
sufTngan bishop. It should be ex-
planned. Is simply an assistant bishop
without any right 10 succeed to the
charge OF the diocese whenever IT'S btsb-
opric becomes vacant. The suffraean IS
different in this respect from the coad-
jutor bishop The bishops Of New York
and Pennsylvania viii probably ask AZ
once for suffragans. In the case OF penn.
sylvania, that diocese has already two
bishops. the diocesan and a coadtutor
the latter DIT Mackay-Smith. formerly
rector or 81. Johns Church. in this city.
unfortunately the diocesan is old and in
hrin. and The coadju;or is in poor health.
by the very narrow margin Of one
vote IN the lay order the General Con-
Vention disapproved of the proposal 10
change the title page Of the prlver
DOCK II one layman IN either OF the
elsht dloceses that divided had voted IN
the Affirmative the measure would have
been carried.
Inc diocese Of Washington was one Of
these eight dioceses Of which both the
clerical and lay vote was divided on the
most important issue. II is always a
misfortune when a diocese is practically
uhrepresented on great question.
Rev. r. II. McKim. chairman Of the
house OF deputies, won golden opinions
during this debate on the change Of
name for his impaTtiality in recognizing
the weli-known opponents as well as the
wel-known friends OF the measure.
The new mission hymnal has been
adopted by the convention, as also the
new amendment providing for the cleo
Ton or the presiding bishop. Hereafter
mat officer will not come into his Office
simply by virtue OF seniority. although
II the electors are as fortunate in their
elections as the church has been IN such
presiding officers as Bishop futile. happy
viii they be.
Tomorrow at 40 o'clock a fun ca
thedral service without sermon will be |
rendered in 81. Thomas Church.
In presenting 70 the convention the re- |
ports for the past three years Of the /
Church Unity Society. Bishop Talbot /
the president OF the society, referred 10 /
the Right Rev. Henry Yates Satterlee.
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Circuit COur- 40, :.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

dAH1ltE hAANAAL.
No. 50is2 American Frit Products Companv Us
Semmes Kelly Company verdict and Judgment en-
tered MAY ., 1910 zet aside and vacated and cas-,
ordered on calendar az foot. Att0gneys, Hamilton.
Colbert. Aerkss Hamiltou-D1uglas, Baker X
Sheriff.
No. 5956i. Sullivan vs.. Buscher. Judgment Of con.
demnati0n u credits amounting 20 sE65 Atior.
neys e. A Jones and g., e., Shinu-A A. Lips-
comb
Nc. 52s-l. BRYAN rs. Spery & Hutchinson Co .
demurrer 70 first count ~ declaration 0yerrueI
and sustained as 20 second count. Attorneys. Rob
son a Gown Worthmgtan. Head a FIauey
No 5Z0l. K0lh SIS Pdeuger q al. motion 10
strike ont pleas two three. foIr and h,e % de-
fendant granted. Attorneys, II. W WheatIey-
". \. Johnston
No Jcl5Z BoVce rs. Hyde; security for costs de
MED Attorneys, Baker, Sheehy 6 Hogan and
Nelson Hall-Gordon a Gordon and J. s. Easily
Smith.
No Sao'8 Robinson vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
read Company; leave granted to defendant 10 ale
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY NJ Z CHURCH. 10th and Church 81.
NV. Rev. W. II. Wedderspoon. d. D.. rastar.
$50 6. r.. Sunday school. n a. H.. The .ri-nd,
Of CHRIST" Z p m. Erworth League. n. m.
'Leal 20 Tie uysi. Strangers welcome
MEMORIAL NJ L. CHURCH
corner John Marshall place and G ST. John Reid
shannon minister AT u a. ~ Rish0p Charles
W. Smith. L. D.. Of Portland Greg. win preach
Al y m Rev. K. j. Cook, IL. d.. Of New York
City, viii preach. Sunday school and Metropolitar
Bible Class, go. Epgorih League. 6.s5
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THEOSOPHY.

LECTURE: THE HUMAN AURA" BY Mrs
TIA 4 Z. Budway, al headquarters Washington
lodge. Theosophical Socie;y % \ S. Sc. sun
day, uctoirr 2. II N. Public invited
HUMANITY ~ THE STREAM or TRlE-TTs
EVOLUTION AND DESTINY"
Lecture by Dr. ". W. BAKER.
Sunday. II A. H..
At TheosoQhic Han 1917 II st. NV,
Choice instrumental. music
Public cordially invited
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH co-Dsr
tyJh and sts nw. Rev samuel u Woodrow.
~. j.. pastor Rev. s. Il. swift, assistant pastor.
ii a. m. public worship with sermon hY the Tas-
tof, subject. The Edinburgh COuveution." Music
~ he quartet and chorus choir go a. H.. sun.
gay school CAS- u L.. y. Z. 5. q. T. D. H..
evening s-uioe. with sermon Dos the pastor. sub
]1ei Young msH needed IN oar times"
MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREG ATIONAL. Morn
ing service, u a, ~, sermon by the pastor. sub,
ltct The outward .mpulse Of ho.iued." Evening
service. 7. m; sermon by the pastor. subject
Shal. We have q masculine or a feminine tyT. OF
CH-ls'lahityt sunday school a. M Mems
Class 10 A. m Christian EudcaTOr meeting. 6.D
J. m. subject Chances we miss" leader J. "
DcllnseT; solo by Miss Leila BaeIey.
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Lawsuits.

No. 5299l. O. 2. NJ. Brown vs. Leo simmons.
outCrari. Defer lants attorney. u. ". ODouo-
ghue
No. 5-s1 Archibald r. Castle vs.. Bessie T.
Dunn; Judgment Municipal Court. S3z6 Attorney.
IS. f. AmbrCse
No. 59e3 Same vs. Raymond Alrrphy et al:
same 500 Attorney. same
No $685.. FlCFgnce \. Ehbs vs. John T. Lunch.
damage SCO. Attorney II. H. Classic.
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Circuit Court No. 1.


JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments Tor October q:
No. lol. Lawrence vs. GoodacTe. Attorneys. Moul-
tOn-keaue
No. r. T0lstri IS. District # Columbia Attor-
news. Strasblrgar and Wolf & Rosenberg Thomas.
No. ll55. YisFi Us. Baltimore AID Ohio Railroad
Company, Attorneys Darlington * Pcunibaker-
Hamilton.
No. ~ pritchard vs.. same. Attorneys, ODono-
ghue Hamilton.
No l5I Masters vs. Knights Of Agriculture At
tcrneys Gts-GaEliucr
No. 81, Nelson vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. ATTORNEYS. Happier a AIerill4I l.
Darlington.
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BAPTIST.

T. HEZ SVEN EXPLAINS. HOW WASHING
zoo women tan Marry, Sunday night 6 o'c
Preaching. u O. m typographical Temule az d,
81. Hw. Parsonage, s6 "a 70. NV Phone Main $50
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and \ a..
Or. j. J. Muir pastor. Preaching Il A. M. rs
p. m. THE creed ot auimausIn" Bible scl.r5l
go a. IA. q, T.. g. m.
my LIFE AND THE FUTURE WHAT. is thu
fene-nl subject o. a series OF Sunday evening Ser
mons by Pastor John f. Briggs ar Ffb Ear-is-
Church. F. nea- lIh sE. Last Sunday .he ,lbs---
was Does death end alli" Next SUNDAY ii Il,
with what body DO they Gomez A study of rl,,
resurrecIiu. Baptism. All invited
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Rev. Francis Potts Elected.

The many friends IN Washington of
Rev. Francis L. H. Potts, OF shanghai,
China. who was Yesterday chosen mis-
sionary bishop Of Wahu, China, at the
Episcopal General Conference in Cincin-
natl. were pleased at his election. Rishop
Potts was in Washington last fan during
the sessions Of the layman's missionary
convention. and made several addresses
at local churches
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JUSTICE WRIGHT


No. -15-- Uuitsd states -. Harm Brooks Emile
psyuut and John H. Cunningham. rrthery- de-
Pendants Nos ! and . sentenced to uvulteltIlrs frr
eighteen months e7ea; defendant NO 8 sentenced
20 psulterriay f-r ore year and one day and PLACED
IN probation
No. Tl8. United States vs.. Clarence a. Grady.
TaaHs-algHteT- sentenced % Ieuirzlriary f1E Two
Eesfs.
Nc. gl2 United States U.s. Richard jackson and
John Gibson; assault with largsrvs weapon s-u-
itl'l1 Oh Itlrelflau i.r eighteen months EACH
No. 4lsi United States u.s. William Giles. ls-
-lur Tlrl dan --ruus weapon. sentenced ta E.rfal-
riau frr rw- years
No. Esi United States vs. Joseph Caster: en-
htzz.CmeHt- sentenced t0 iltl Tor enc hour.
30 Elf United States vs. CLar'as J. Cliruar.
z-slHlt with dangerous weapon, sentenced % -I
i1T sixty DAYS.
~ EC- United States vs. Vincent Tru.ar7-
grand Larceny demurrer o. Indictment srgieI gud
submitted.
80 --9 United State. IS Howard g. Cla-s-rn.
t-rssrs. -.c1suiluca 81 ol. with Malcolm e.. Stew
ait. surety. taken
NJ. 2l+ United States rs Noble Wellington.
housetraakirs and larceny; motion flr a new Trial
fled
Assignment f-r October o.
United States IS. Flu.s = smith.
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SpirituaIists 10 Resume Meetings

The First Spiritualist Church will re-
sumo meetings tomorrow evening in
Pythian Temple, with Rev George W.
Hates and Mrs. Hates as pastors. They
Will report on the national cause. as
they have just returned from the ma
tional convention. held i'm san Francisco
Dir. Hates is returned 90 the Washington
office as national secretary.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. corner lith and L SIS
NHsse7 o. T. Pierce. D. d, minister. st5 a. m-
Sunday school. Class for The Camr4rstive S-g4y
n Religion and Unity Study Class il A. M
morning service. ,ermgn by the minister There
is also kindergarten during the hour If morning
worship 80 D. m.. Young Peoples Religious
Union The public invited 10 an services.
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Rev. DIR. wmney Here ON Visit,

Rev. Earle Wiley, who has been called
to the active pastorate IF Vermont Ave
niue Christian Church, IS In Washington
the guest of Andrew Wilson, chairman
of the church board. He is now engaged
in closing his lecture engagements. and
win leave for the West to-day. Rev. Dr.
5. T. Wills -. D.. late Of New York
but now of Lynchburg, Va, who filled
the Vermont Avenue pulpit last Sunday.
VIII preach again tomorrow.
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BaptIst Preacher 70 orennire-

For the purpose of organizing a new
Baptist church, Rev John n. Lawless
viii begin a series Of services AT 1qa2
Fourteenth street northwest, beginning
tomorrow. He will preach SUNDAYS ar
II a. m. and at p. m.
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NIIILI = I-IiIE ILAIAIIH
No. 2-L United states vs. j. r. Kuhn. falls.
gr-teuses. nrlIe pros. entered
Np. ElE. United States Us. Thomas F. ONaU.
HOUSEKEEPING. u1Ile r-S.
Ha1eas Corpus 80. 53 In re u-75riga H. BIB
petition discontinued; petitioner EamanJDl q. rus-
t0dy ri Ricbau Sylvester
Hshea- Corpus. No 5H In re- cambridge r.
Blob. hearing continued o. De-rmhar g 1910. bond
2o1V rgcoEnizaaoe. with :. ~. Walker. surety.
As lumsnts for October e.
United States ys John J. NePhars1a.
United States IS. Richard T. s. T1omey.
United States VS. ROYAL g. MuuEr
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
NJ. 4j. IN re Daniel Res rule as 10 reimburse
merit retUmre November J. 1910
No. ISL I'm re Charles F. Hodgkins. order desig-
mating depository in composition rpccedmEA
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN. Rev. F. d
rover. IL. D.. pastor Preaching al Il a. H. and
80 3. m. by Rev. S. T. Willis. IL. ID. =
s.3l a. m. q. T.. $50 %. m.
NINTH ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 9Th and -
s-s. He George A. Miller, pastor Bible school
$50 @. %. Morning service. il. Eyeaiug s,r1ir.
7-J. 81 are welcome. 49,
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No. 6l39. Martin Wiegard Vs. I5mss b. Nc
Donald, part lot a. square 1884. S2iass.
NJ. tl3s. same vs. William A. WiukeIdaus: llt
81. square Sos s2,249
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UNIVERSALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L SIS. M
he'' John Van SchaicE. T.. pastor. II a. nj
morning service subject. The Catacambs and
TIER me-sase $50 d. H.. sunday school. Z
D. ~ y T. L. L
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SPIRITUALISNI.

ALFRED H. TERRY WILL HOLD A MEETING
Sunday evening al 5 oc.oCk Lecture slibisct
The illusions q life. followed by spirit mes
sases. az sehEiat's Han, SIG 9th ST. uv. Inter
views daily Phone Linen l512
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No, 9rl Mary NJ Phillip q al VS.. Margaret
Muau e al -'le cf lots IN square 2lg Attar-
ncy. living William son.
Ne. 9'l2 Victor II. Erch rs. Mary Mccarthy Il
al hill Of interlsadsr. Attorney. J. L. smith,
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District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLAEAUGH.
No. SOC. In ne condemnation If I0t j. block Is
Brook.aud; report Of cmmjssin flad
No. ga. In re opening Of Park place: hearing.
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Y. W. c. \. yESPER SERVICES.

Young WOMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
l-tA ana l. SITS. uw. Nesper services. SUNDAY
80 T. m. Topic. "OUr South American sister %
Leader, Or. Ada r. Thomas All ,yelc,us.
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NEW CHURCH.

~ IA k H. l5th and CoTcoIan SITS NV Tie
Rev Frank seaaI b. d.. pastor. viii T,-sacf, :,
IL d. M. The sea and its meaning" SUNDAY
school. l-.5. children. adults. and strangers en-
daily invited Free lean library Of the y,ririD5s
Of 9"tdeltoTg. Free tracts in the yestibale.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Connecticut ave-, y and 18th SIS.
CHARLES Wood. minister.
Stuart BTeady. Assistant minister.
Harry y. Angus, minister Of Peek Chanel

II a. m.-P-earhiEg hy the pastor.
Musical service. led by Unity DogHe Quartet from
$50 10 O'Clock
/ .. m.-I-gacairg Pes the pastor; subject The life
tEl. helps and b.essgs."
Sunday sct1o, at 9,i5 a. m.
Christian End61yGr meeting az D. m.
Thursday evening az Z MidTeak service.
GTNTON-TEAlPI.E MEMORIAL, 18th and r SIS.
Charles Eysrcs, Granger pastor, win preach az II
q. 10, and I;iJ u. ~. Tc1ics: Morning The SOY
ereignty Of thought" evening. slippery ground D."
= =, s.1 a. m. G.. T. meeting G:b D. m. Prayer
meeting AS Thursday evening. Come
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
NeY YORK. ave. and 18th SIS. Dr.. Wallace Rad
cine pastor. 81 q. H.. public Worhip; sermon BY
the IostQr 7,ij ,. m. Bits Of church history Do
series Music led b. quartet choir. $50 a. m.,
B-o.e school si5 q. M. adult CLASSES. SIS e. H..
Christian EudeavCr society.
tiHsl-Ihe Strangers sabbath H0me-John Mar
slai D. nw. Donald g. Macleod. minister. Il
g. m Our aim and our DESTINY" 5.fj p. m.
E1iuUCanCe. fourth n series on Cardinal SIN,
q American life today. S. S.. $50 a. III. O. Z
6:i5 p m. All sre welcome
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SECULAR LEAGUE,

IMMORTALITY SCIENTIFICALLY. FTr,y-
DATED. address by DR.. W \ PeToon; song
Else. +, c. kenuey; y. N. Pythian Temple.
1912 9th 81. NV. Welcome.
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bankruptcy Petition.

No COS In re Edward Ellison junk dealer. 500
Eighth street northeast; assets S9ls5: liabilities
Sl057.55 Attorney, l. 5. Got,leb.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Al PAIHlAN TEMPLE, 1912 9Th 1t. NV. az II
O. M, Bishop OLIVER a. SABTN WI ali
The second ~ series II twelve free Lectures teach
ing how 20 heal the sick. At the close Of the Leo
l"7e moe suffering nom aches AID Pains viii b..
Treated free. Seats free. Al invited
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
ana els nv. Services: sunday. Il a. m. and
j. H.
Subject; PROBATION AFTER DEATH"
SUNDAY slllo. u a. m, Wednesday evening
meeting. 8 o'clock Public cordially iT,i,st ~,
seats ;ree. Fea reading room. Gl C9Io-aJ5 pl15
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PEOPLES CHURCH.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythiaa TemuIe 100
st1 ST. Rev. Edwin Evans. Of Fort Plain. \ y
VII speak NJ u q. m. on The existence and
eAaTae.er o. God. Bible study class az 10 a. rD.
4 cordial invitation 70 an services is extended
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING

MRS. sEAToA WILL GIVE 4 SERIES OF
talks-s1aIect "Se,f-h5aliug and healing others
al ner office, Apt 22. Tie Fauaqt. Inn and
Patients treated weeks beginning Ortofs- n
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SPIRITUAIIST.

THE FIRST sPIRITUALIST CHURCH Prtbiap
Temple, second floor. lci2 9Th 81 nv. 7.7l n to
Lecture and messages by Rey. George ". Karrs
and WIFE subject, The national cause" seats
free,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-09
Mitd iofainen balnaa.
N:ro q

Sofainen boluoiii bppdn terpep.
ben iofa on mobboton pitdd joliet
munuoilet ole bppdsId funnosIo.
SoIep's Sidney Remebp'd pitdiIi OF
too beti fun tuntee iotoin epdiermeps
til, ioten moi ieuroutiet pdlttdd.
Solep'n 6ionep piuerit omat pa.
r%ontatpia ia poimistuttamio foitiue
mirtiotouoiue, anfaa ottofo maaraa
Iaiio.
Oscar NoroIins.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-09


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meiodn fertoa, ettd tue ldGfGri is
thu mt Sron fountin. y9is.) linnas.
ia ipptettDnd erddn ala 16 nuooen
plefpan %iuomolaiien tptDn raistaa.
miiesta Sron 9eItisid, isis. = Sas
nddn on alia emf ferran eIiud ois
t~euoesIa.
SpttD Oh tDpbdn maanmilieliidn
lupIi, ldbeltd Sron 9eIttid, ia oil
Diime piifon Iunnuntaina mennpi
tuon lddfdrin Iuofie Sron 9eltiin
fpipmddn neumoa iairaubeleen.
Yddtdri oil tapaqiIuuben mufoan
ippndnnpt tptDn ia firioittanut lid
teobieet, ioista pbteenid mddrdii
$500. Sptoqd Ell ouut rabaa mufas
ma enempdd fuin ptii oouari, tpaan
lupoli toiien tuoba Ieuraanana p6i
ndnG.
WtaonantaiIla fun tpttD meni lid
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mpDsfin joliet bdnen ruumiisIaon,
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SpttD, oqen fomin beiffobermois
men, iofa on iobtunut bGnen pitem,
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moi bdnen iIdnId pon9itiemistdstDn
tobtorin ipostaon, iofu %Ioatiin tiinni
Surlepsta ia pietettiin nontiloon,
fun Ell mpinut antaa $25, 100000 to-
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faa nalnomaon tuon fDpbdn lops
fen oifeutta. Muietotaa, ettd JOS
tue uoiiet petomaiIet tpDt pddI emdt
ran9aistutIetta, Min n6bdn oian pc
rdstd Ell ole turnoa fenenfddn laps
fila.
1aas ,pdbaSen matietoan Sirit
gtotional panfin naroriffopeidstd
entiIiae lainaaiiae. Sdad fertaa mat
Ietaan piioen proientin idlteen.
= Tpbellinem toSistaS. Sofainen
mics oiatteIee poatepunun ostamis
IeSta! gliotteletpat mistd fen foiii
parbaimman fobtubinnoiaa. Sdsid
IubteesIa feboitamme menemddn tei'
I'd Wdti &c Sobnion itoortin, Sron'
noobisio. Sieud on iaotamano
mootepufuia iofaiien mielenidlfeen,
ia ne omot pufuio, iotfo pitdmdt
fuoIinio; fen tobistoa faiffi, iotto %
mat Tieltd pirput ostaneet.
- 1afft iiiStid nuorta miestG loo
oIunnon luononi.
Wtott &osfi
Ill ". Gurrp II.
= Ybbo1n b%uomauttao tdmGn ieu'
bun noiiiue, ettd foupasiani OIL mitd
Iuurin ia tdpbeliTin naIifoimo feld
pufpuitIi Iopimia %fantoita.
81. PouI,
Durlep, WiS.
- Gnnri tnlipaip oil WofefieIois'
ID miime torstoip1nd. ytfi boteIIi,
fopaffa ia oiuinrnfennus paIoi
moota mpDten, ia pfIi II puotias
poifo, MuiSon Siuotlon, Ioi boteuin
noIp6Sa yurmonfd.
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Jamalanpalmelnsta Ell ole emf
funnuntaina Sronpoooisia, eifd
NtontrealisI ia, Wiid), naan pioetddn
fe tt. folmantenn iu%nnuntaina eli 10
p:nd flo 10 op.; WtontrealiSIa, Wis.
Flo puoli 2 ip. ia Sron Seltisid,
DiS. Flo 4 ip.
SDntpnpt ia fastettu:
SrpnmoobisIa:
Saafto ia Wtaria &oiniston poi
ta Matti aIetIonber IDnt. Gripin fp'
ldsid IL p. toufof. East. 81 y. re-.
German ia Nini &efolabben poita
Wilbo German ipnt. Is p. toutot.
East. 5 p. teIdf.
&aarlo ia Gmilia Tiemen tpttD
SISTER @melia ipnt. I6 pnd toutot.
Fast. 3 p. feIdf.
9esI emerisiG, Wlicb.
Matti ia Sbo SuomoIon poita
snrbo gorne fpnt. Is p. maolist.
East. 8 p. feIdf.
Samuel ia Siina Sdrpenpddn pois
fa 2aur, Slapi ipnt. 4 pnd bubtit.
Fast. 8 p. feIdf.
Wibittp:
SronpoooisIa:
@nof pietori aIeemola !SoiIuobol.
ia Sulunl. ia Saunp Sofia Souq
miIt SuIusto mibittiin 5 y. feidf.
Soban @rtfi pautonen &ittiIdstd,
SulunI. ia Gamma Wlaria Sinni
&aubatpolto WaoIonl. fpibittiin 5
y. feIdf.
&uouut ia bauoottu.
Sron 9eItisIG, Isis.
Wtena &ppoio Yotfalo fholi 20
y. toutof. nerenmuotoon ~leitfauts
fen. ioboosto fosmannoileSta fdIs
Iosia z no. 2 ft. ia IL p:dn ifdiie e.
nd, hauta liunottiin 1 p. feiGf.
IIe%tirioittannt niipnD matfouaan
firfoqistotoufiesiu t. T. 13:sta pat
m6n iltaan.
SunnioitufIel
@alIrib SO. gDilen.
61O g. aper It. Sronpooo, Wtid.
Selef. 1876 H.
= Mbbtatuani baltualIa. pieni
maotiIa ldbeud .. 9. 9. &c u. rau'
tatietd pobioispuoIeua Sronpoobis
ia mpptdmdnd balnaua.
nieito bptpid rafennuslottia mDps
t6pdnd ldbead foinantofomppanian
uuben Iabampnpn Iuona, bptptld
ebooiuo. PaIomafuutusta ia firio'
ien firioittomista
(Se) u. D. peterion.
= GtS1ft1d erittdin parontamia
aineita, poistaa faifen paban, tuot'
tao te%rpepttd. moimaa ia libottod.
Sun ESTATE SoGieters Rocfp nouns
tain teetd, buomootte miten hppdd
ie on. 30 Ienttid, teeti ell. tdblettid.
Oscar Norolins.
Gilfti olusbomeito mDp ball
malo
". paul
9urIep, Wis.
Saas bdpedfiinen inttu. Sofu
fuufauIi oifoo ferroimme poiffa.
funnoIemme ioopuneen erddn iuo'
moIoiIen Iddfdrin iostoin SuinoiIin
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@ibittp:
Sronfpopbisia:

Gnof Pietari aIeemola SoiIuoool.
ia Sulunl. ia Saunp Sofia Souq
miIt SuIusta mibittiin 5 y. feidf.
Soban @rtfi bautonen &ittildetd,
Sulunl. ia Gamma Wiaria Sinni
&aubanolta WaoIanI. pibittiin 5
y. feIGf.