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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28
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GRACE ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Tomorrow the themes will deal with the per-
son and work of Jesus. discussing Him from
~quieting and redeeming human lives. Tho
Luther League of the church meets On Thurs
day evening.
TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev ", II. W. Rejmer, pastor. Morning
topic, THE TRANSPORTATION of Christ" Eve
ming topic. How Sin Entered Into the World"
Special music at the evening service.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28

A rally Will be held In the new mead
quarters of the Peoples Temple at 8
Central avenue this evening. Good
speakers and music will be provided.
The old quarters at 9S Clinton street
were vacated last week.
The Luther League of New Jersey
will conduct a young peoples rally In
the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church, 81 Waverly avenue on next
Tuesday evening. The league president,
Louis Van Gillume, will preside. Re-
freshments will be served.
Tomorrow evening the mems Baraca
Bible class of the Central Presbyterian
Church will be in charge of the service,
Special music will be rendered by the
choir, and the pastor, the Rev. DR..
King, will deliver an appropriate SER
non
The Scotch evangelist, the Rev. Sam
uel Mcbride, attracted a large con-
gregation to the Clinton Avenue Bap-
fist Church last evening. The services
have been conducted every night dur
ing the week. A chorus choir, led by
w. r. Pierson, provided the music.
Many have professed conversion.
The Sabbath school of the Elizabeth
Avenue Presbyterian Church has
elected the following officers for the
new year: william F. Tunison. super
intendent; Robert ]. Van Orden, as
s~istant; Frank Leonard. secretary
Clarence B. Crane, treasurer; Harold
Walling and c. B. Crane, librarians
Miss Florence Littell, pianist; Samue
w. Johnson, musical director, and Mrs
Mary M. Ward, superintendent OF
home department. The officers and as
sistanfs in the primary department arr
Mrs. Frank A. Tunison and the Misses
Alice Tillou, Grace Tunison and Amy
Walling.
At the Bethany Presbyterian Church
the pastor, the Rev. A. N. Stubblebine
is preaching a special series of ser
mons on Biblical characters. The chol
is also supplementing with specia
music. DR.. Stubblebine. despite tn
fact thai his church is located in
district largely Hebrew, has attracted
a fair congregation to he services
The Sabbath school is also well at
tended. He Is a brother of the Rev
DR.. william H. Stubblebine, ohciatinl
at the First Presbyterian Church.
The growth of the Lutheran Churol
constituency in this city and through
out the State during the past few
years has been most encouraging t
the disciples Of hat faith. While tn
various other determinations have beef
nroottn- coatIv naw adtdroa and keen
ing wen In the limelight, the follow
ers of Martin Luther have been quietl,
pressing forward and making larg'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28
UNTvERsALIsT.


Rev. Henry r. Rose, Minister.
CHURCH OF H REDEEMER, Broad,
diagonaiiy opposite City Hail-Sermon at II
on Governor Wilson's Sermon to the Board OF
Trade, with Its Appeal to Patriotism. Reason
and Progress, or Principles Rather Than Men
the First Consideration. = Religious school at
10. Kindergarten at Il. illustrated lecture by
Professor Castenegier, Of West Point Military
Academy. on Bismarck, the Iron Chancellor, .
Special singing by the Amphion Male Quartet.
You never saw more men at church services
than you will see here. There must be a rea-
son. Next Sundays lecture Will be on
'Lincoln's First Tragedy"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28
CHURCH BRIEFS.

Bismarck, the George Washington
of Germany. will be the subject of an
illustrated lecture, given in the Church
of the Redeemer, tomorrow evening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28

A union revival session was held in
the Franklin Street Methodist Church
last evening. 1t was the last of a
series hat had been held during the
week. The Rev. M. Y. Bovard pre-
sided. Gospel singing was a feature.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28

A rally will be held in the new head
quarters of the Peoples Temple at 8
Central avenue this evening. Good
speakers and music will be provided.
The old quarters at 3S Clinton street
were vacated last week
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28

Quick results are what you get IL ygd use the
stRr. Try q classified I'D.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28

STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28

The Luther League of New Jersey
will conduct a young peoples rally in
the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church. 81 Waverly avenue, on next
Tuesday evening. The league president,
Louis Van Gillume, will preside. Re-
freshments will be served.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
6ciicrinoens Sfat.

Sra Eefing mebbeIeS til en9elift
SIaoe, al 8uIoborrer til en- SGroi a
Ter WiQioner GunO Sterling, en- SeI
al Den aioeSe Gnfcfeiierinoe al ai,
ras itore Stot. / al 0emmeliabeo el
tlit ienbt til gnelonO. Ger uotoIeS
fcrifeiaiae @isninger ON @runoer
til oenne SperfsreIie. III Den aiosoC
mGstige Gnfefeiierinbe bar Ell oper'
maaoe rig Game, er eanite utuil'
iout paa fin so Mars SsOieISoa1
if bun 81. a. 8aper til en- 8Grbi al
omtrcnt boIpanben Wiaiou Trnb
StcrIing. Rao benoeS 20 aorS $50
ieIsoag noaeoe @aperne Ell gproi al
10 Wiliouer Eunb Sterling. %
Tefine bIep beiat al StormogtStrop.
perue, isgte man iurig eiter Stattc,
men De pnr ioa gobt itiultc, at Der
inn bIep iurbet Ell riuge Gel al Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
Den Tnoip9e &ong otto.

Git 25.aortge RegieringSiubilGum
piIbe Song Otto al 9aperu funne
ieire iaar, bpis ban life bapoe opret
ubeIbrebelis i~inosipg oa ban ben 13oe
SUM- 1886 oeb i'm grober, Song
9uowig ben anoens tragiife Gso tom
paa Gronen. Zen 27oe apriI iplote
ben uIpfteliee Sfpggefouge oct 63oe
aar al ct 2iu, iom life lPnser for.
ilente at fables mteb bette Hapn
San fienoer life IPnger nosen al fine
Slegtninger. SeIo bans Wooer,
Tronnine Warie, iom osoe / 1889,
maatte tiIilut ophere meo at belegc
BAN, "a benoes 9eise ipnteS at op.
bible Den notwithstanding % for.
iterfe bans Srongioreitiaineer. Ut
Bar 8anee ON Iaret inoiinoer nogle
al 9aperns melt iremragenoe SG.
ger iig pa oct uiommc Slot 6ur'
itenrieb, bpor aongen t%ilbringer tine
Gage. % ienber ioa Regierineen Ell
Tapport, iom itebie gaor no paa, at
Der / SIS. Waieit9ts e9fiuoenbe life
er inbtraabt nogen 6oranoring".
Song Otto fan goot lepe / mango Ior
til. Samtibig meb at bans Ionos'
fi9fter itabig %ipinoer, bliper bans
2egeme f%roitigere. De forte Die.
bliffe, / bpilfe ban for bar iig fin Sil-
itanb benioit og enbog bapoe &eoe
paa, at ban bar aonee, er for lteoie
forbi. 8ongen leper life | en- oirfe.
Zig Seroeu, men / en- 8eroen al aan-
Der, meo bpilfe ban ierer Samtaler.
Sfinnet al 8ongeosmme o~pretbolbes
omfrins BAN. Sige til 9sren til Del
T9relie, bpor aongen rrger alere
eler |itirrer paa en- apis, liaegploig
al bpilfen Cato, oanbrer man iom |
ct pirfeIig aongepnIaos. 90 peo
Snoeangen til Slottet itaor SoIbater
meb Sielm og 8epGr. albrig ioar
De ie ben aonge, iom DC bar iporet
Sroifabseo og iom til lin Gsb er Ell
5onge - life paa @riino al MEME.
ifeli9 9olo, men eiter en- ubsnbsrlis
Sfipbnes 9eilutning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
Bore Ssoocr.

Gen fienote ipenife Sarge, Or. Sen,
rif Berg, bar nplig itreoet en- lGngere
SrtifeI ON pore 5sooers gpr6, bpor.
al ri tiaaOer os at gietgiue neoen.
itaaenoe:
Se6oerne Ifal pleies, ifrioer Iof.
tcren, og oen be6ite 3iS til oct er ON
Iitenen. Dian bsr BELT tage ct 300.
bao buer aiten; men life / pdrmt
Gano, bsiit lunfent, Og BELT fol0t.
Sor man life anoet iii fin Raooigbeo,
fan man alto BRUCE ct tort 8un6.
icb, % oct er rigtigit bare at boloe
line Sober / ganoet ct Bar Winuter
(belit ltge isr man guar tiliengs),
Gporeiter mar tsrrer Dem og gui6er
Dem, til De blir rsbe. Sorismmelie
a. 5oopIeie cr 8runben til mange
llbebageligbeOer baabe for Snoipioet
ieIo og bets OmgiOeIier, % ben er
cite ben inoirette auriog til Spg.
0omme.
Strsmperne ipiaer ogioa Ell pig.
zig Hoqe for 5e0oerreS geoGgelie, o.
Goftoren ~ifrioer, at natlrligpis bar
Strsmpens aoulitet noget at iige;
men set Oigtigite er, at ben err rem og
ter.
Stoene maa man paste mere paa.
GaarIig Sfotsi ! garneaIberen for.
a~ariager mango itiRue genitiainger
oe giper mango Werueifer en- bnarlig
8ang for belle Siuet. Wan maa
paaie, at Sfoene aItio pasier goot,
al De boerfen er for itore eaer tot
imoa, % buao SGlene angaar, Dor
DC uPre lnoe og breoe. PItioens
auinoer bar en- 5iIbsieligbeo til of
gaa meo bsie SRIer, og bet er ligeiaa
iarIig iom moerlig at ie paa. Get
meoisrer en- gal SoIbning, en- uiiffer
Sang % en- uis Si9lpelssbeo / belle
SptrGoenen.
On Sommeren fan % bsr 81 gaa
u6en Strsmper / De iaofalote San.
Saler. vi bisie er Der mango Slass,
90 DC er omtrent lige gobe. Or. BERG
friper, Of Ben. iom engnng bar ior-
ieat al saa meb SanbaIer os uben
Strsmper en- CONNER, olorig mere
oil laoe p9re meo Oct, o. at bet er
al itor g9roi for belle SeIbreoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23

Jig for Sasen. 9e If ham meo og
uoiteote aftieinobpSelien Oh ollerebe
iamme giten bdpbe man iifret ii9 De
leite aftier. Eette ifeoe | guguit,
og | September bapoe man aIt Sele.
fonen. Svt er 10 rent merifanit.
WSan bar MI altina boabe Seleion
% Selesrui paa Sen. Ser mansler
blot en- Ting, nemlig, Sci; men ben-
ne baaber man ogiaa of faa nteb Def
fsrite. Sra &sitnpsoaaaen og op
til Norolmbet, bpor airfen Iigger,
o. en- flor Eel al Seiolfningen Dor,
finoes Der nemlig flm en- ~ifrsbeliJ
8angIti, lom goar giennem ct Sielo-
far, % iom er piben befienbt. Gr
Sitter fortalte oS, al ban par peo air-
fen en- Ssnoog. Oct par tint Seir,
og ban firnbe eoOt ba roet - men
iee off 9%anbepeien - iaeoe ban =
for at jeg bienlme finoe fortRlle. at
leg baube saaet Seieu giennem Sfo.
ret. Oo ri Den isrite Gag, ri par |
Secret, hsrte Sale ON ben ifrsbeliJe
Sci, ipurgte ri, ON Oct life off an at
fisre ben meo airrre; men man for
iifret os, at ielp on man forisgte at
gaa ben meo 2esbeit, ina tit man
bore gIob, ON man fit Soften leoenbe
irem. 8i beiluttet cs ga til at prepe
@eien ielp og fan %fonItatere, at Sen
mango Steoer bar Zig, iprlig i aIat
Sore, at man meo goo @rrno funbe
iige: Seq gaar | 6are, boor ie5
gaar".
Scr ri forlaoer Gen ulaa ri enorlt
itanbie en- Climb peo set gomIe San.
belsiteb / HeitnpSoaaeen. alerebe
langt noe paa &opnen fan man ie De
ftore lpsmaIte Sltie inherit irrbe /
Sifen. Ser bar 9eniaminien banb.
let / oper en WenneifeaIoer, %
Der bar Smbelsiteb Irrae for
bans Si6. Set er mi flere Tar, iioen
@eniaminIen bsbe; men Srlien oriner
fremoeles Sorretrinaen Sum eier
omtrent belle S9ret, iaalebes De fIeite
Horbpoer, Tom bum leier no iii 81
iferne. Ser pleier ogiua Be reiienbe
of taae inb.
aae, iom bar pRret paa SPrep,
fienber Sru 9enjaminIen eler "iSrli
s., iom bum for aortbeoS SfpIo
faloeS al line befierbte.
Ser bar set Sorfatteren Carl
Shsien oq Triie boebe en- @inter.
l1nber lit 9eieg paa @Prsp flor
bar oaiaa aonaen inoe og bilite paa
Sru geniminien.
goos Ipril 1911.
8. g. 9Iom Soenoien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23

Ste Suni. - gireiie ON SormiSSa.
gen.
Taa nGrpGrence S~iospunft er Del
erom life truffct enoeIise arraneemen.
ter for ben Tbe Suni, ei heller for DC
uianslenSe 9age paa opeuitdacnoe Bro,
gram. ! aorets SdmmeniGrnins er Der
ifet et Sur Sorurorinaer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10
!. PRIZE CORN WINNERS.
List Of Successful Contestants at Clear
Lake Institute.

60k0 UVSStSOI0s
Special to Times-Republican.
Clear Lake, Feb. 10.-Cerro Gordo
county contains two OF the state prize
corn winners, and If there is anything
that is more interesting in the county
than dairying it is corn raising. The
contest was on yesterday and Profess
sor Hauser. an expert from Iowa Agri-
cultural College at Ames, acted as
Judge. The corn was divided into six
classes and the rewards were as fol-
lows:
Glass A-First, +. j. Barragy: sec
ond. Arthur Hammond.
Glass B-First, Arthur Hammond;
second, Walter Conn.
Class C-First, Ed Carr; second, Ed
Hetland.
Glass D-First Henry Huber; Sec
ond, Howard Conn.
Glass EFT. NJ. Griffith.
Glass First, r. A. Holman; Sec
ond, Cliff Macarthur.
Early oats-First, Herb Holt; second,
T. NJ. Griffith.
Late oats-First, Herbert Holt; sec
ond. c. j. Hemphill.
Ensilage-First, j. o. Dawson; Sec
ond. Walter Cash.
Resolutions OF the usual order Were
adopted with an additional one as fol-
lows: That 1t is the desire of this in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10
SINGER DIES A PAuPER.
Once Famous Tenor Of Davenport
Maennerchor Dead at Age Of 80.

Davenport, Feb. lo.-Adolpn Bruins.
whose rich tenor voice during the
earlier days of Davenport, was heard in
cities thruout the middle west. and who
achieved considerable local and state
prominence as a scenic painter, died on
the poor farm Wednesday afternoon, of
old age. He was almost 20 years Of
age at the time of death.
, Adolph Bruns had Il name familiar
to every resident of the city fifty years
ago. Besides being numbered among
the German pioneer settlers he was a
member OF the old Davenport Maenner-
Choir, which Travelled TO many other
cities and took part in saengerfests in
cities of the west. In these he sang
solos and his silvery. expressive voice
brought tears to the eyes of his audi
tors time and time again. At that time
the maennerchor was composed of the
best talent in all this region.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10
Wrestling Bout At Hampton.
ial to Times-Republican.

Special to TlmeS-RepuDllcan.
Hampton, Feb. 10.-Tt was disap-
pointed crowd OF lovers of the mat that
left the olympic at an early hour here
Thursday night.
The match had been advertised as
between Ben Reeves. OF Guthrie Center.
and Marley PEGGY. of Cresco. but for
some reason Reeves failed to appear for
the fray.
On short notice, the managers of the
bout were able to secure In his place
Peter Rink. of Gladbrook. The wrest-
,ers had been at work but q few min
utes however, when. in serious scrim-
mage, Rink got hts ankle in such a po-
sition that the ligaments We're painfully
injured and q few minutes We're allow
ed for n rest. Soon he signified his
willingness to resume the match and
they continued the battle ten minutes.
when PEGGY was awarded the victory
with a scissors hold on the head
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10

verely on the left wrist The case
| hinged on the question whether the
sepsis which was the cause of the sub
sequent amputation was the result of
the street car accident or was due to
infection from the wound received when
he was hurt by the explosion of the gas
engine.
Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. Michael Welch. quite 4 wealthy
farmer living two miles north OF town,
attempted to take his life by taking
dose of strychninc He did not get
enough, however, to prove fatal, altho
he was very i'll for some time afterward,
Mr. WEIGH is "a single man. and lives
alone on his farm. About three weeks
ago he returned from Chicago where
he had been TO have his arm treated.
which had been giving him considerable
trouble He Vas there fol. about a
month. several operations being per-
formed. sires His return he has been
FstaYing at the Grand Hotel,in this city.
TPerry. E7P - =.
Chief of Police p D. Mccoy. OF this
city, appeared iii the court Of Justice
Haskins as the defendant in a case In
which the sthte was the plaintiff. He
pleaded guilty to the charge of assault
and battery preferred against him by
William McLuen. Il well-to-do citizen.
paid fine of So and costs. Several days
ago the two men INDUCED in a heated
argument concerning the administra-
ton Of the financial affairs of the city.
and McLuen's arraignment Of the city
officials, McGoeye included. was Sc
we're. The officer lost his temper when
called a ''grafter'' and chief" and
ToJ Pot, ION,
are prominent and the affair has caused
something OF sensation.
Denson.
Arthur Greene got a fall in one of
the old city wells that came near put
ting him out of business entirely. With
another man he was working on the
platform on the top of the big we'll,
when the great beams that held the
platform suddenly gave way on ac-
count of age and rottenness. AS the
platform gave way the other man
caught on the edge of the curbng and
Ehed himself but Mr.. Greene went
down headlong toward the bottom.
which WAS twenty feet or more below
him. AS he fell. however, he caught
his right arm over a strong stay rod
and hung there. stopping his fall and
perhaps saving his life. His arm was
badly wrenched by the jerk and is still
troubling him.
Cedar Rapids.
\ case of much Importance to cities
and towns was decided in the Iowa
supreme court Tuesday. wherein John
f. Gable was the plaintiff and the city
of Cedar Rapids the defendant Some
time ago Fay Bros. & Co. acquired 4
large tract of land in the vicinity of
the Pawnee mill and desired that the
streets and alleys included within the
tract be vacated. The city council de-
clned to vacate them and a case was
started in the district court and tried
before Judge Treichler. The decision
of the lower court vacated the streets
| and alleys as prayed for by the plain
tiff. The present council instructed
| City Solicitor Chamberlain to perfect
an appeal and to carry the case be-
fore the supreme court. This he did
and the case has been reversed. the
court holding. apparently. that no.
| body except the city council has the
power to vacate streets and alleys.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10
WEEDS OUT THE WORTHLESS.
Man Near Mason City Tests Dairy
Herd With Surprising Results.
ines Republican.

Special to Times Republican
Mason City, Feb. 10.-The value of
intelligent dairying is fully illustrated
here. James Anderson. who lives north
of the city, Is counted more than an ay-
erage farmer. His farming interests are
diversified, he not being faddist along
any particular lines. The Improbable
COW has appealed to him for some
time. He has been milking thirty
five head. Two Of his sons are butter
makers and they wanted him to test
his herd.
He had made the test and found that
out of his herd twenty-three out of
thirty-five We're being liked at "a posi-
tive loss. These twenty three have
been sold and now he has only twelve
and finds that he is making quite a
little net profit, whereas before he
never could figure out much of profit
in dairying.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10
WILL HAVE BALL TEAM.
Leading Fans Of Mason City Decide ts
Reorganize Old Club.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. Feb. lO.-Mason city
will have baseball club the coming
season. At a meeting here of leaders
of the ball fans it was so decided. The
baseball association OF this city is IN
an excellent financial condition to
start this seasons work, and every
thing is in Mason City's favor. Dad
Connors," the old Kewanee manager.
who successfully managed this club
last season, is willing to come back.
and are the other members of last
years team Mason City had a late
start last season. but they finished
with the fastest independent club in
the country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10
Do You Enjoy Your Meals!
One Of the. Moss Important Questions
. Consider in the Search for
happjnsss and Health.

The burning question to you is
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