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The Caucasian., 1910-02-08
4 BRAYING ASS.

Again IS the DIay oi the Ass III Con
gress heard Throughout the land
The last bray was heard during the
sitting on Congress in the year of the
independence of the United States the
one hundred and thirty-third.
Ii was the bray Of the distinguished
statesman from Ohio. Il was he who
fought anew the war between the States
to a frazzFe. In fancy he waded knee
deep in gore All around and about
him were heaps Of Rebels, dead and dy-
ing, as they fell from his vitriolic
tongue, and vet on a close examination
Of the field there was not discovered a
single being who had received scratch
After his deliveranec, the warrior from
Ohio resumed his normal equaninity
not dreaming that he would SO soon be
eclipsed by Senator Hepburn of Idaho
Il Is fortunate for the country that
the Asses in Congress are limited in
numbers but when one of these is heard
i Is no wonder the populace is startled
and n one voice would cry out Stand
from inderl X
Who is this Senator from Idaho?
-Es Ea one 81 Shernan's Buns Of a
descendant Of the marauders who pill
laged the country, robbing defenseless
Momen and children and old decrepit
men Of their possessionsf
II may be asserted with no apprehen-
sion Of contradiction that Senator Hey
burn was not d soldier Ill the active
service, nor did he ever face Rebel in
action which may be Interpreted from
this venting Of his spleen and his Gus
sedness' hi opposing d resolution pro-
vidirg fhe use Of army tents BY Confed-
crate Veterans at their Reunion in Mo
bile, Ala, III April next
II, as II appears, that Hepburn Is So
terrorized over the thought 81 Rebels
as they are today, performing their du-
ties as becomes good citizens what
would have been his feelings and Eisl
utteraices IL hc bad met squad Of
Confederate ready to eat 4 Yankee for
eaisfast
Haa Heyh,,rn faced II hsttla tbe VA
Grams "a ths Army II Northern v;r.
nit,ia and of M Arn,v IL T,e,,n.sse Il
would have expressed satisfget;or I,
tfiis opportut,itv II voicino bis natr;ot
ism and his qualification ia the unihca-
zion III the North a,,d tl,s sonth - tbe
bonds ii brothersoos' M a did sber-
mans pums his arIy .r,rs., !,
The Caucasian., 1910-02-08
MissoaRI DEMOCRATS ELATED.


Through inadYertence the Caucasian
has failed 70 mention the recent tri-
uinph Of tbs Democrats in Missouri
The contest was over the election Of a
successor of the late David Al. Dear.
mosd The Republicans had ne,.:iiiated
's strongest man, Phi I-cSrifiin, who
support ek-fis party, State and
Ire Republicans had boast
EIieir success. Indeed. they had
expressed a certainty which relieved all
d3Hbts q least ii SO far as they were
ceerned. In 1908 DcArmord's plural
ii was lSQs The Republicans pitched
their contest on the issue of the tariff
which pss met By the Democrats nom
G Dickinson. The campaign
as conducted with intense enthusiasm
and 4 fill vote was secured. The result
Wss dsmofsIixing 10 The Republicans.
Diekiuso1is majority IS .s,7S6 This suc-
Is slie fererunner Of What will be
tlse answer al Missouri IN national pol
is Al the people mel the tariff issue
10 the Sixth Missouri District. so viii
hs people throughout The United States
answer ii the congressional elections in
AeF nhef uext
The Caucasian., 1910-02-08

many people in the cities producing
things they cannot eat. ! keep three
cows and some chickens too. And
you'd be surprised at what saving
they make in the household expenses.
Il you don't believe It. just ask Mrs.
Hadley"
The Caucasian., 1910-02-08
KEEP A cow, SAYS HADLEY.

''''SS0'f Y N7VFVF tut ONIsFIs 20 0uEVe
Cost of Living Problem.
Governor Herbert S. Hadley believes
that If every family should keep a
COW aud chickens the living problem
would be solved. "Tf you can't afford
to keep a COW and chickens you ought
to go back to the farm" he says.
"The real cause of the high prices
lies in the fact that there are too
The Caucasian., 1910-02-08
Eeononlsta.

Jack spraft could eat no fat.
lis wife could ed no lean,
Bui now the two they VIII sclaesg
and eat the humble bean.
4fsl41naar NnxzsA
The Caucasian., 1910-02-08
PREDICTS END OF WARsHlPs.
c. 3. Harmon Says Aeroplares Will
Make Them Useless.

Clifford B. Harmon. New York
aeronaut, recently said in lecture
before the Pasadena (Cahl chamber of
commerce that the day of the battle
ship had passed. No nation, he said,
would dare to send a feet of these
The Caucasian., 1910-02-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLrcATIoN

Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office 1t Natchitoehes. La.
Jan. 4, IoIs Netice is hereby ziyen thst
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PROVING
A THEORY

"l'vs proved your theory. Celeste."
said tho young woman With au6y
hair. threading . needle with yellow
silk and attacking = hugs chrysaaths-
mum crntsrpiecs.
(which theory inquired young
Mrs. Allison. sereneiy. 4 have %
many. you hnow!"
why" explained the nulfy haired
blonde. 'ths one you we're airing ths
other day. 0f e0urse. Yes. hs0v
yos air . good many every day. Bot
this particular oas was about The ~.
verse fats that leads you 10 abUss
some detail n your rspatatloa =
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CHAPTER xxxvl.
The pslo Alto Ball.

A beautiful woman pleases the eye, q
good woman pleases the heart. one In q
Jewel the other a treasure.--Nspoieon I.
On the evening Of that following day
In May. the sun hung red and round
over distant unknown land along
the Rio Grande. In that country, no
iron trails as yet had come. The mag.
&c OF the wire. so recently applied to
the service Of man. was as yet there
unknown. Word Travelled slowly by
horses and mules and carts. There
came small news from that far-off
country. half tropic. covered with
palms and crooked dwarfed growth Of
mesquite and chaparral The long.
horned cattle lived in these dense
thickets. the spotted jaguar, the wolf.
the ocelot. the javelina, many small
err creatures not known In our north
ern lands. In the loan along the
stream the deer left their tracks, min
gled with those Of the wild turkeys
and Of countless water fowl II was
far-of. unknown. unvalued land.
Our nag. long past the Sabine, had
halted at the Nueces. Now Il was TO
advance across this wild region to the
MO Grande. Thus did SNUG James
Polk keep his promises!
Among these tangled mesquite
thickets ran sometimes long bayous.
made from the overflow OF the greater
rivers-resacas. as the natives call
them. Tall palms sometimes grow
along the bayous. for the country IL
hslf tropic. Again, on the dryer
ridges. there might be taller detached
trees. heavier forests-palo alto. the
natives call them. In some such place
as this. where the trees we're tall.
there was hred the hrst gun OF our
war In the southwest. There were
strange noises heard here In the viii
by human groans. Some faces that
night were upturned to the moon
the same moon which swan so glori.
ously over washington. Taylor camped
closer to the Rio Grande, The night
was next to begin by the lagoon
called the Resacs de Ia Palma. but
that night at the capital that same
S,d no, ho.r IN. .rr. n w.. o.,
srou p.,o Alto IN an, mort. q, csI.
weston or New Orleans. Our cockaded
army made It's own history In Its own
unreportec way,
Nth, also made ;,is,orv An our own nm.
rscor.,ed v.v A, our army ma. .ad.
! NJ ~ our confines on the .ou,hve.t
~ ,here were other though .ecrct
force. which .dded ~ our ,err,,orv n
the far nor,hves, As IN this ana n,
,o the means NV which /, zane ,hou,
! have already becp .omevh., main
n v.. . rood,v comnanv tia, a..
.eu,hled for the grand hall the ar.,
IN. A. the second season NJ Mr. poIk,s
somevhs, confused ana d,,cordan, ad.
mipiutration. Social matters had
started on dour enough. Mrs. Polk
was herself Of strict religious practice,
and I imagine II had taken somewhat
- a...~. A.. 80, 49,. ......s A., 49,.
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which you are particularly peesl.s
She went on stitching rsminisesatly.
Well" demanded her au11eosot
how can you prove ~"
III there b one thing upoa vhicA
] natter myself" said the iluRy haired
blonde. manifestly willing to share ~
grievance against fate. ~ 10 ths saet
that am not what you might eail
bromidic--"
There you co." interrupted young
Mrs. Allison. triumphantly. "ves'ss
proving the case against yoursslf!"
The fluffy haired blonde looked pr.
picked.
For At least two years." wsnt %
young Mrs. Allison. taking the Aoor
heatedly. every one has gone ahout
trying to label every one else - .
bromide or a--what 10 the other
thing3"
"sulphite," suggested the auRy
haired blonde.
Thank you, dear" said young Mr..
Allison. y knew Il was something
explosive. And the Inconsistency a
II all ID what astonishes me! Every
presumptuous person who labels The
rest Of the world ~ bromide cher.
ishes the secret conviction that 10
him.e,, 4 the ons .c,n,iII.,,r~ $500.
tIon. whereas. .hs ared shs ansv
haired blonde v,,h =, .ccu.,n. 49,.
whereas. I say. he thereby must cor.
tainly convicts himself"
you should have been . lawyer, c.
,este.. re.nonded m. au1v Assr.A
blonde Il Mead su,i,v.
But it's your only ma habit = ..A
Young Mrs Auison .erero.,.lv
you're INNOCENT ~ other ,rroc,,c,..
phrnses,"
"What Kind nj pbr....,. A.u..A.S
the auay haired blonde NM
frown.
"Innocuous. rc.ponded voun. ~.
Allison. armIv. .It.. .lmo.t ,.sn,e1..
but NOT ouite. m Won needn.t Inv n
mn against ma yo. -.
"Hush. Celeste.. interruptsA -
young matron Win auhorr he.iA.
eve want 10 hear about thss th.c,v
.busine.. w. aorY m..n $780,.
ous. snvv.y: vh., "a. -. n -.
noxlou..."
The fluffy haired h,ona. ,a,A ..,Aa
her work "CeIe.t. /. cs,,s 80, 4.
her theory" .he sdm,ss.A sms.hlv
And I mvseIf Am no, M. .c,.e,Il.,,..
exception. ei,her. nm, I nev., ~ q
fully demonstr.ted hv mv..ls - ~.
self until last nirht
.You see" she wen, m go -. A..
"Ssss 49, - ~
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csN1ttleNe.
Tspssca--i suppose you'll spsnA ~
season 10 europs an0ng ~ ~ buGDs
Ttchsely -- Unlpas IL uagaoo
changes I'il ~ ness l1hsoy = oDsnl
II oct h yspAank snsag ~ psoaoo
buss. -puck.
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morrah and all the other cities and
nations, except the elect church of this
age, Will be placed on trial-for life
everlasting or death everlasting.
According TO our Lords words pres
ent knowledge. great or small. brings
its proportion OF responsibility. The
greater the favor OF God enjoyed now,
the greater will be our responsibility
then. Evidently this means surprises
for the world. Not only the Sodom-
ties. but many OF the heather VINO
have thus far enjoyed little or nothing
OF Gods grace, will be i'm more favor
able condition as respects the pros
poets Of the future than some who are
now richly favored but are neglecting
their privileges. Our Lord intimates
that the Judgment or trial OF the mil
lennium viii be tOlerable. not intoler
able. for the people OF Capernaum and
more tolerahle for the peoplp OF
SOdom. How much more reasonable
this is than the unscriptural nonsense
that was once taught MS by our we'll
meaning, deluded forefathers. who
made the various sectariah creeds that
are now causing trouble and who then
turned each other at the stake be.
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TO appreciate the spe-
cial privileges Of this presenr time
The great mass Of mankind a-e thor
oughly blind and deaf 10 the spiritual
things connected with the present call.
ing and election OF the Church.
Respecting these the Master tnanked
the Father, Because thou hast hid
these things from the wise and pru-
dent. and hast revealed them unto
babes: even so, Father, for SO il seem
e1 good in thy sight Tvs. 20, 26.)
The Great Teacher did not mean that
he was glad thankful, that his mes
sage was hidden from the majority,
that they might slide down into eter-
nal torture I'm darkness. oh. OH Sure
~ not lie did mean that he appre-
ciated the Fathers wisdof Is not al
loving any but those OF proper condi-
ton Of heart 10 see and clearly under
stand the present call OF the Church
For the uncohtrtite Of heart TO see, to
understand would mean two things 49,
CD They would oppose Gods Plan
tho more:
t2) They would come under great
81 responsibility themselves.
!. Hence we with the Master may be
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m mEss4Mee LszTIAGHTN6&
@<BTBLEhf STUDIES.
MORE ToLERABLE FOR soDoM.

rest"-V.

In the cities of Capernaum. his
own city" Bethsaida and Chorazin,
situated on the Sea OF Galilee, che ma
ioriiy OF our Lords notable miracles
were performed. Nevertheless. even
in these cities the majority rejected
his Messiahship. Todays study tells
how the Great Teacher arraigned the
people of those cities for their unbe-
lie:, declaring that IL the might
works dOHF III them mad been cone IN
the Gentle cities OF Tyre and Sidon
they would have repented. Hence II
viii be more tolerable for the people
of those cities than for the people OF
OF Capcrnaum in the Day of judgment.
We must rid our minds OF the old
and fallacious thought that the Day
of Judgment will be period If rwen-
ty-four hours. We must see that from
GODS standpoint day simply signifies
q period OF an epoch; as for instance.
a twenty-four hour day, forty-year
day in the wilderness, and the thou
sand-year day OF Christ. the Millen-
mum. The latter Is the day referred
10 In our text as the Day OF Judgment.
Only a few Of mankind have their
Day Of Judgment or trial now. These
few are specially blessed with eyes OF
TO see and with ears OF
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PREsBYTERIAN.

IN the Jefferson church Sunday
morning. the R.N, \ H. Barr VIII
preach on Religion In Every Day
lEfeJ AZ the musical yespers/ at 4
o'clock. Dr. 20. w. MrfSeon. or Bang
Fok, siam viii speak on the work he
ls doing as medical missionary Ina the
national capital Of siam
The executive committee OF the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society Of
Detroit fresbytery. will meet Wcdnes-
dhN afternoon, April %. at ESQ o'clock
ia the board room OF the Y. NJ G. A.
TIE Woodward church will give
musical and literary entertainment
Tor the benefit OF the building fund I'm
the W. 9. \ hail. Tuesday evening
April 20
The Rev T. A. Pence Will speak on
The Age OF Prevention. In the Fort
st. church, sunday morning In tie
evening, musical service with selcc-
lions from Gounod's Redemption" viii
be given Dana \. Jones. OF the Uai-
NersitN of Michigan. will address the
Westminster club IN the church house
at 10 o'clock. on Tile Student Nolun-
teer movement The business mems
gymnasium classes viii close for the
season with an exhibition Monday
evening The women's study class will
close for the season their study Or
"Corea," Tuesday evening. The West
Minister league will hold business
meeting Friday evening. Go be fol-
lowed by program OF music and a
playlet.
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glad OF the wisdom displayed in the
Divine arrangement Of hiding certain
features or the great Plan of the Ages
from all except the very elect The
secret of the Lord is with them thar
fear reverence him and he will show
them his Covenant. Pisa, %
Thou, Capernaum. which are exalt-
cd unto heaven (hishly exalted in
privilege and opportunity shalt be
brought down 10 nell Ito hadeS 10 the
grave, to destruction for II the
mighty works which have been done
in thee had been done IN Sodom. it
would have remained until this day
(V. 23) The reason is clear The peo-
pie OF Capernaum were evidently
harder-hearted than the people Of
Sodom and. from the Lords standpoint,
we've more blameworthy. What shall
we say. then. OF our day OF still great
or privilege in many respects Bibles
in every home, preaching in every city.
education In every family? What
might not the Lord reasonably expect
OF us?
We have already referred to a day
of judgment as the thousand-year day
Of Christ's millennial kingdom. when
the people OF Capernaum with those
OF Tyre and Sidon and Sodom and Co
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The Rev. Maurice r. Pixies win
preach I'm the Woodward-av ave. ch,rcn
sunday morning. on The Destiny az
the Improbable" and In the eVenlnx
on The Gospel OF Health"
The Pre- Millepnlal bible confsre.es -,
Do head Friday afternoon and epsntrs
AIril ~. in the Ferry ave. church, wiu
be one OF the most important Tbinie
conferences ever held I'm Detroit e.li..
tied by local men. The following
Nlli be the complete program To Des.n
promptly at o'clock Devotional SER
Vice. pr NJ. w. Lau; The Second Com
ing OF Our Lord" as taught In the
scriptures the Rev. M. III. Petit. stan
ton Park Baptist church: AS an In
centive To Holy Living" the Rev. j. ID.
Jeffrey. Scovel Memorial Presbyterian
church. Evening. at 1870 o'clock: be-
Nctional service. the Rev. +. Gordon
Hart. Reformed Episcopak church:
music by Ferry-ave. Baptist choir; The
second Coming OF Our Lord" as an In
centive TO service. the Rev. X. NJ. Trav-
er, Pontiac Baptist church; solo. l.. X
Mont Gomerie; The Hope and Expec-
t8tion OF the Church" the Rev. Marcus
scott. Central Presbyterian church.
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cause OF differences of opinion respect
ing these creeds and claimed that In
SO doing they We're copying God, who
was torturing the people OF Tyne and
Sidon and Capernaum and the Sodoin-
ties and hundreds of millions of others,
heather and civilized
How seriously we have all misun-
derstood and misrepresented the Gos-
pei message! Let us turn TO the
prophecy referred 10 by our Lord and
note this. In Ezekiel's prophecy.
16 1851. the Lord rehearsed in ad-
vance the greater wickedness Of Israel
than Of her neighboring sister peoples,
Samaria and Sodom, and tells that
nevertheless he will restore all three
of them, bringing them again from
the tomb and establishing his Coveu-
ant with them through Messiah in The
millennial age. Let us remember. 100.
that our Lord made this promise or
restitution (Acts 3l9-2D through the
very Sodomites who were destroyed
BY fire which came down from heaven.
Luke 7:29-30) They were temper
arily destroyed by fire as an example
or Illustration of the absolute annihila-
ton, destruction, which ultimately will
come upon all willful sinners. the sec
Ond death But before any will be
thus cut of from all hope he must be
brought TO clear knowledge Of the
Truth and have full trial in the great
and glorious day of judgment, which
ST. Paul tells MS God has provided and
in which the saints OF this age, the
bride OF Christ. with her Lord Will
In tho 90 Ind
The Father hath delivered all OF his
, great work into the hands Of the Lord
Jesus. and only by knowing him can
we know the Father I'm the proper
sense in the intimate sense, because
the Son, as the Great Teacher. reveals
the father 10 all who are pupils in His
.school.-V. 27.
Our study closes with our Lords
invitation 20 those who now have the
hearing ear and seeing eve OF obedi-
ent faith To these. LIES experiences.
ones burdens. and general unrest are
preparations for the Divine message
Come unto me- all We that labor ana
are heavy-laden and | will give you
rest. Those invited must expect to
be servants and TO wear the yoke
or Christ, the service OF Christ. To
be successful they must learn of Him.
walk in His steps They must be mex
and lowly in heart. Such. and suoa
only will find His yoke an easy one
and his burden a light one-much
lighter than the yoke and burden OF
sin. Only such will find rest unto their
souls now and be prepared to enter
into the heavenly rest as "joint.heirs
with Christ in His heavenly kingdom.
which is shortly to bless and Judge the
world
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL unfair
Ian CHURCH. cor Woodward and
Edmund -pl.--ReV. Eugene X Shipper.
minister Morning service, 0 80 short
address on the White Plague. sermon
subject, Divine Discomfort" Sunday
school at noon. Public welcome
JEFFERSON-ANE. PRESBYTERIAN
CHI RCH-Corner RiVard pastor Rev.
\. A. Barr. Public worship n g. nl
Nesper service. : =. m Organ recital
All are cordially invited
UNINERSALIST. CHURCH or OUR
FATHER--Lrc : McCoIlcster 1890
sermon. "Emersou's Doctrine OF the
Over-Soul." 30 illustrated lecture.
"Hallcy's Comet and Comets I'm Geuer-
al, by w ~ East H4aH-at-e '4,l+4.l-l,+,F.-
ids. Everybody invited.
FORREST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
-CornCr OF IWird-st Rev Edward "
Pence l. - 1880 sermon Tile Age
OF Prevention, 30. Redemption.
WOODW ARD-AVE BAPTIST church
corner Wiuuer-st Rev. NJ t. Fixes.
- u pastor 1890 sermon. "rhc Des-
tiny Of the Improbable $50. The
GOSPEL nt Health"
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confesses woman's Murder.

NEWARK, ". j., April 23.-HeId
safely in Jail at Somerville after d
narrow escape from lynching. John
Grant today confessed, the police say.
that he shot and killed, Mrs. Frederick
j. Coyely at North 'Plainlield last
Thursday. IN the presence of her three
small children. According TO the al
legged confession. Mrs. Covely's refusal
60 elope with him caused the crime.
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BOND SALE
CITY OF DETROIT,
WAYNE, COUNTY, MICHIGAN,
SI,IIO, WAYNE COUNTY
REFUNOING BONDS.
office OF the Board OF County Aud
itors, April 90. 1910.


SEALED PROPOSALS Will be re-
ceived at this office until 10 o'clock a.
m, Central Standard time. May. attn.
1910, at which time they viii bs
opened. Tor the purchase OF sIII0. 900
wayne County Re-funding bonds. said
bonds arefof the denomination OF 81 900
EACH bear interest at the rate or ~
per cent per annum. payable seml-an-
nually, viii be dated May LIST. 1910, and
viii mature In fifteen years. Principal
of the United states OF America at the
Wayne County Treasures office, be-
tToit. Michigan. or the fiscal agency or
Wayne County in New York city.
These bonds are issued in pursuance
OF a resolution OF the Board OF super
N-iseEs-at- AAaGn1- EonIlLA-- adopted Qctn=-
Der 26th, 1909. as provided In Act NJ
1872, Public Acts OF 903. OF the State
Of Michigan
said bonds Will be issued in coupon
form Proposals viii be entertained
for the whole or any portion of the
issue. but no proposal VIII be consid-
81 ed for less than par.
Proposals must be accompanied by
deposit In money or certified cheek FOR
three $50 per cent OF the amount OF
tho bonds Did for as an evidence or
good faith Proposals must be en-
dorScd Proposals for the purchase OF
Wayne county Re-funding Bonds" and
addressed 90 the Board OF County Aud
ltofs city OF Detroit Wayne County.
T.esr bonds are exempt from taxa
ton Ira Michigan wayne County has
am 1saesstl valuation 81 S4O9.Slf.lSN
and "a bonded debt OF 500. 900. besides
tIte issue Detroit De- the County seat.
Further Information regarding this
issue WIFI be furnished upon request OF
tIa BOARD 90 Auditors.
Tho right 10 reject any and all bids
Is expressly reserved.
OTTO ~ GOESCHEI. Chairman.
Board OF SUPERVISORS. wayne county
Michigan.
CTIAS A. BCHRER Chairman
Board OF Auditors. wayne County.
Michigan.
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ANTI-sALooN LEAGUE FIELD DAY.
SUNDAY APRIL 24TH
WHITE CLOtD-M Morning NJ Il
church; afternoon, Edgtwood NJ T..
church evening Cougrtgatfona
church. union meeting
MANCi ESTER Morning. NJ h. church.
morning, Evangelical church. after
noon, sharon NJ .E. church. after
noon, Wamples Evangelical church.
evening, Union Mass Meeting. NJ r
church
tAKLEIt Morning Port Creek
Evangelical church afternoon Ash
Center Evangelical church, evening.
Union Mass Meeting Nj T. church.
Carleton
SCOF1ELD. GRAPE and MAREE-
Morning, Stodcld NJ r. church. af-
ternoon Grape NJ r church. evening.
Mabee CONGREGATIONAL church.
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WIITIam II. Enstman. OF Grand Knp-
ids. will lecture I'm the church OF our
Father. sunday evening. at $50 o'cloi X
on Comets and the HALEY Comet Mr.,
Eastman Is said 10 possess some OF the
finest lantern slides in existence. hay
ing selected them from the Nerkes,
Lick and Harvard obserVatorics lie
has made a special study OF comets
and is well-equipped to speak on a
bjeCt that ~ just now OF interest 10
the whole world The lecture Is tree