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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13
5ebDfrelen 0empfrutiffe Sore

Sebptrelens 6empfrotiife Sore
ming bar paa en- ltnrft belpgt Gene
ralforiomling meo INFLAMMATION
beotoget at gea1opitiIle Joltetings=
mono Binitrup 1om Beuitres &on=
6i6at / Sebnfrelen.
st % anoct. = Gil Dragon
Nicls &iel0iens Minoesmprfe Ell
iolt inbfommet 2426 &roner.
&o5filoe, n&pbenbobns poer=
tie 6orstao moo @elt" bar ioar
$40 Snobpggerc moo 9,610 ifior.
gejle bar MI 1887 Sn6bpe=
gere moo 1859 i Tior, oltioa en-
Uremgang pao 22S.
q fpr1te S1,letrnr }oos poo
5nroet / &gbenbobn alcreoe S. is
9.ob.
Ginor Miffell en forer gpropo
rnnot og taller / De geographic Gel
fober og foor Mebuiller. SON por
1orlcoe11 / &riltionia for at for
tulle ON Strobooie rne.
9fDltcb 8Droub bar peotoget
at optagc ct 2oan poo 100000
SIR. Fengenc ifol ot1ben6es til Mn=
leg al gleftricitets=, Ganb= % 8as-
bprfer.
Get ool1itc Gelcgrofprlen bar
i Morets 2pb ofien6t % mootogct
3.526,527 Eelegrommer. s alt for
retter 1415 Eerio1er Ijc,1c|te LIS
Ielegrafpn Tenet.
Dulum &omlnl1nc bor az
&pb,nanb Moblcns G1fc fpbt Do=
lum Strife, Der CT fapitali1eret til
$4,000 &roner, for 10000 &roner.
Sien6en for Sonuor, 500 @rcner,
tilfal6er &ommuren. ...
- Den lterite Mol, Ser rime!;g=
big er let / 8cile, CT inbtomme1
me0 DonpIfibet v@ornbolm" fra
9onels. Sen blep fo,1get poo Tirth
Of 6ortb lige f6r @fibets Mfeono
berfra. Sen er 81 Meter lang %
ncier Is Yuno / lepen6e Gngt.
Set beorageriife 2anbpoitb11b
&bcrien, Splleltc6, bar MI facet lin
0om, lpocn6e poo 2h Mars Sor=
beorin9sb1ts. 9es1,oen lfol ban
Gritotning uorcoe ca. 300 ST. @or
CT mer6cniit ont / 2 2ilfrlbe at
babe gjort Jig ifploia i Tolif oa
/ cit boln Encs 9ilfploc at hopc
forbrl1gt betroeoc Eerge.
Mont5il>s bementcrcr ali,
HDgter ON, at ION b1l thine, g1cr
GGiteipil % bo1oe Toreln5ringcr
poa l%t1iperiitetet lom - 2pgn. !@n,,
oil l1oeluffen6e ofre Jig for teoter>
Diiforiife Stloier.
@uitob @ieb ifriper iclp ON
lit i6ite Stpffe "|iomoerbor,1ct"
at Oct uer piitnof noget ner oct
berite. jeg en6nu far prnlteret."
- Hriien> iom @annobers 5oolo.
giife @ope bor betolt for v&ospor"
CT 5000 &roner.
9pbsfalb. 5porefosieoircftpr, fgl
@ejer og Maler S. Sacoblen t Mibe
er 6gb, 70 Mar gommel. N(fopoc
bar I mango Mar Me0lcm of Nibs
8Droo6.
Gogncprrit for ltbbp, Hrpnii
8lecrl,p ct 6g6, II Star 9onmel.
Ibp. Stob5lege S. g. Spr=
aenlen ct aigoaet pe0 DpOen / ell
Ml0er al benbc6 so Star. @ol1 bar
SpGe al Ipoicl, men / oper ct
bo1pt Morbunbre6e bar ban fnpttet
til @omlets ~. bhor ban bop0e
er6perpet Jig ct itort &lientel
Morenes 2pb. 5 Militrrctotcn ngS
han .Mnieclie iom Ell 6pgtig og pao,
lioelig 2ege, Ser fgr1t heb 70=Mors
Ml6eren forloo @eren. Meo 156e
&caiment beltog Ian / Grigcr
1864.
Diiponent Soiepb Nolocf al
..sE- H..E. #..'..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13
Mnmelotc fpr Nprore Virfs Sfiftc=
80 ret.
Frubtnlerne.

@jprrins: 4nna s. @on1en. Singer De-
terlen. 6reoerieia: Morie 6teen. 1bp.
@aarocier 8. g. Senlen. Nbjuntt Sonus
Mabllers Gnte. 8oloins: Sosnefogeb g..
9onien. @oriens: Ngnes 6. s.. Trpif.
ND 2inobolm: Rriftiane 4cber1en. Mirup:
Nonline Mabien. 5elberToo: Moren s5uul
Netsrlen. @itatpbins: q. Nielicn. 6ial=
lele: 9cber Grit 6anien. @ubtpbina:
Matbiloe Bull. @eitrup: Wnbers g.
Storms 5uitru. 3erbpbolm: 6ugmanb
Sens 9itlepien. apee: M. Sobanfen.
9i1lerpo: 991. stopfo9eb Grants sbom=
fen. 6e(finaDr: 5emrer 9. g. Mnberier.
Seoernp: +. Teneers 6utru. 6e1inapr:
Stabs(cge Ssraen geter Sprgenien.
Ooenie: 9aren Marie Nnberien. ssser9en
Hosmus1cn. Staltenbrup: @mb. gcber
Nte1fen. Tansef sarp: Ma1er Mie1s Mag=
mus5en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

~C
6elig &roft, Der mes flor gnerg
bar a%rbeibet / MftieielifabetS Sic
nelte, / Sc ienere Mar iom 9ilpo.
nc11t. Tplocf bleb fin II Mor gam:
mel.
Snlpcftpr peb 6rilfolcn poe
Santpei, Seminarilt s. II. Niellel
cr efter lengere Gio 5pagbeo al.
goaet peo 0gbe1l 70 glor gomlneI
IS Al Mar par ban fnpttet til bc1
f%pbenbabnife 5foleoeien, fbrlt Som
2erer / 2orsleiitreoe, %ie11ere iom
SSnlpeftbr pe6 @folcn poa ct. Sans
|Goro oa peo Sogtoeiens @fore iiocn
oens Oprettelie / 1888. Com 2sit-
mont 6eltog Fan / @rigen 1864. ST.
lpeftdr Nielien bol6t itreng Giciplin
lin 5fole, men bur cit retlinbig,
Itprft lfoleinteres jeret Man6.
= @roslerer @lfan @l1lff CT az
gooet oeo De6en, IS Mor gomnlc1.
San oreb en- %betp0elig 6orretni11g /
&orn, ierltg me6 Hrobinien, men
bab0e / en- Dcl Mar baft ct lpogt
Selbreo, ser n9olage6e bom til at
bploe Maa6e me0 lin M%rbej6sfroft.
8lonot fine 5tonbSfpller npo han
flor M%nieelie.
Sen 11nge SS11genipr Mlf. 81
len, Sn0ebapcren al Noroiif glef=
tro= og Maifinfompani, CT ofgauct
be0 Ge6en efter / noglc Gage Of
bone liot al Ell beftig 2lrngcbir6c=
bctrnoelle. S%ngcniercn, ser fun
blep 2G Star gon11ncI, bar cit me-
get lopenoc ling Morro, og bans
/ ti6lige 9po nil prffe ltor 8etIo:
: eelie.
- &aptain / Mrtiilcri't =. 6.
Mpller err c%f1ooet pc> Dnrun, -
! Mor gommct.
!. Ser / vi rocni;l Scorer, ia;let
ofbolote &lpta;as tiofioc 3pc Ill
lipc mobtugrt n1cn i1or Ecfloccl'r
Sans pprino' IL Gnar,m uor Tpt.
folfet, men lmn u119 Yremierl6i+.
nort opergit ban til Mrtilleriet
bnor han aior6c Eiere1te babe be>
Self % Tnltningsofoelingen. !Sor
, bleo glcp1folc1s liolte Gbef ol
; mootog peo Gfolca1s NcolGggelit
boaoe fra g1aoer og I%orelotte 8e.
, hiler pao, bpor gob 6ploeit (or
bonoc gjort / bennc Stillin9.
>; S Sc isnerc Nor bef(Gotc ban
tilligc &oiten lorn 5cfretnr / 0or:
eningen til Gprencs gelfptteli,
: 0ann1arf.
J - en- on0en fe1,ot Mono / lam=
ME Mlbcr bor 0G0cn ogloo bort
folbt, nemlig 2rbcrbonbIcr, @ros:
ierer SSobon g1nil Mcper. Gommer
i. meb i'm @rphcr Sens Meper 1cbe6@
+ ban Set al Inocren %grlnblagte ito:
: re 2nocrfirmn. San baboc / nogel
, Gio onret lbage1ig og romtes al e1
apopleftiif Mnfalb.
r = Ii0ligere &us iercr pcb &piu.
: Mfrugielet pnn &ri5tiuasbnpn,
r 8ogbolber peo @orlcn5 Straffem:
ltalt 5ponge er nplig afgaaet oci
DpSen pa Miesboipitolct, is elQ,
gotnmel.
GiNoomsluls. 6orltonoer 81
, Scnlen, @png 2ono6rugsifolc, ol
! en- 2onbbrrgSlnrer bar fpbt fbp
, MmtsroooSmeDlcm Ctr. 2or]crS
, @oarb "Seiterpong", Nreal y
Sbr. 9ono. 8 Ebr. ;@artfprn, for
$4,000 ar.
!, @opcoaoor6cn ~Gioen1onos:
bolm" / 9aarS. CT al GroprtetGl
; Mortenien lolgt til 0p6rpttcr g.
!, &eoericn, aorIebp peo Sor1tllet fol
I 10000 @r.
:, Yropr. 5%fagboltge bor I'll
Hropr. Niell n1, Mopnitrl,p, lo1a1
r@boI>no" / 0iter @osl;rc. -
f, Gor. oo1o, for $4,000 &r.
@oorbcier Mortin Ntellen
: Sooitrl1p @albp, bor lo1gt lin
, @ooro til Hroprietnr 3onien
@re6bol6t beo 8ierringbro, tor g.:
900 &roner.
= vGprupgoorb" peb Obenie er
al Eroprietnr 9. Gre6eriflen iolet
til @oorbcns bi6tiIpnrenoc ~zfnra,eg=
ter. $. 9on1=2orien, for 1000 &r.
j. pr. 80. 2ono, u6en @eIrtnino ~
N,,no,4o~ N>>xS,. ~. 1N0
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13


Yor bar @enita1r0 for megen. 9p
merflombeo fra 5ogneboerne
SIDE. Sra @aanopnrferforcninge
o%berraftes ser en- im11f 8roncei tia
tue. @ul6bn10gommen bar pa
bonlf @ioe beltoget / ariacne As
% 81.
Mistcnft for Mpro. iSor tn
Tiger iioen fanotes eli nlorc 2o110.
n1ano / 2ille Nltitrup Sans Cine.
iu, ON Morgenen liggenoe bg6
|5toloen. Mon antoe fprlt, at 81,
Ben ifplotcs ct Slogtiliplbc, men
man mencr mi, at ser foreligger ct
Moro, % @aaroens Eienelteforl ct
anbolot iom mistGnft for at bore
@erningsmanocn. Den onbolote
beo0er Mo6ien, er AZ Mor .aammel
% biemmeberenoe pao Sun; ban
CT fprt til grreiten / Saoerslep.
Cen banifc Gelisionsnnbcrbis=
nina. g 6enne Sis err G%rIIesin1p=
Sem for &ertug6pmmcrne iomlet /
&enosborg. Sra iorrige Mars
Srobitlpnooer | Sdn0crborg og
Spr1i11g1en CT scr til hcnnc blepcn
inbien6t Mn6rogenoer ON at pirfe
for n0fgrelie al to bnn1fe 5prog>
timer / Sc Gfolcr i Morol lcspig,
boor Ser gipes oonif MeIigionsun=
oe%rpisning. Men Inllesim1o6ens
Northumberland erfIere6e for
nogle Tiger ii0en bette Mn6rogen6e
for lite cgnet til 6orbon6ling /
@pnooen. % 5p1oocn fog Jig til
Ho n1eo bette. Gcrne operbcienoe
tpife 6priom1ing oil bcIjt tie 6et
bonife Sperasmool libel. Self lpf=
fes set mi olligebeI lite. Gor !
Hpo. in6brogtc lao Eoitor Ser
lang / Grant Iammen meo II an
bre, %berrblonbt to Ergl ter og en-
Eropit fra 6oliten, ct lclnltemoigt
Mnoroacnoe at famine Sn6bol6. Sci
fon lite neqtes Drbfte1ie, % bill
fomme til Torbanbling EFT of be
f6rite Cage.
@jcnopmsbanolcr. Nis S1ble,
pao 5ponoet Morf bar for1nplie
lolgt lin Gien6om meo Reletnina
til CIT 2on0u1a1o iro 2unben / Sit:
mar fen for 10000 Marf.
llngfarl Gbr. Selperlen
Tilfbolm for forle6211 tipbt 2ano.
mono &jnr5 Gjcn0om poa @elle:
rup Marf fpr 10000 Marf.
Gen forgeln 5pren Set til:
bprc1be @aaro i @ptterup, ion
Gje11oomsbon0!cr Sumter bar bGre'
9cliObeli e al, CT lolgt til 2onO:
mono 5top ira. Yruuoe pco &e0e:
fro ior 41,000< Morf. Yeletninge1
meofplger life.
Ma9elfiftc. Gaorben &loptoft Del
Sels CT blepen bort6Dttet mco Ee:
ter Yctcri ems gjcnOpm i @rpnue:
bpf.
Ectcrl CIT beloloer i'm @eietnine
og S>lonDl, "a Yeintningen og en-
0el &orn paa Moptoft CT lo!gt poc
Ml1ftipn.
Yetcrlen aiper $4,000 Dart
Yptte.
&pbt 8cirmplle. @Qar0eier So.
bonnes an6erien bor nDlig fiebl
Sells Gcirmplle for o11treut $4,000
Worf. Suertogelien ifer meo oe'
Ifpr1te.
Sul9t 2anobulsjtcb. Rooone,
2orers 2orge bar iolgt i'm Glen:
bonn / Strnn0elbjprn 5top til en-
manO fra Sunooeo, Sgrgen Mnore:
len, for 10000 Morf. 0bert1gclien
ifetc 1trofs, % alt m.oietecr
@onoelen.
Ean banife @Gnoer. Soun mco:
bclt lolgtes &c. 6. Sohn',,,l: Gaort
@erup forleoen II. ul'gtor! SIR,
0oniellen fra 2angt>.>. &aorSen
tidftes / lin Eio al @oorobanolerne
N(ob1i11g og Ncterien i Torenina
MICS Mbolf 5p.enien FRI @ru1ng og
e Sepien fra Rprfar |o;n oltioo
tn far afbnnoet ben igcn. Goal
he11, Scr or 1870 Ge,:ot ltcr % !
longc Siber far pur': / tut &c,
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-20
Poultry Pointers.

Give. geese good pasture and pnnt
and they will take care of themselves
with little feeding.
Provide convenient nests and keel
them clean. SoiIed eggs usually fine
an unsatisfactory market.
Hens that lay soft shelled eggs ma,
be helped by little more vegetable,
or green food and oyster shell
Young ducks should be ready 70,
market at ten weeks old There is n>
profit in feeding them after that.
Never change to new breed simpl,
because extravaganza claims are given
1t is better to try to improve the OLD
ones.
Do not forget that the hens will nee
plenty of grit to help grind up tht
food If plenty of grit is not avail
able provide it for them
Treatment for roup: One ounce per
manganate Of potash to three pints o
water for submerging the head FoI
drinking purposes dilute one pint o.
the above mixture in three or foui
pints of water.
The dust bath is one OF the mos
necessary things that go to make up .
fowls life to rid 1t Of lice. If tn,
hens get the dust bath outdoors in tn,
summer and it is good for them :heI
we must provide 1t i'.donrs In th,
winter.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-20
Near Riot On
Queen Street.
This Afternoon

Rev. J. G. ADAMS, originally from
Texas, but more lately of Mena, Ar
kansas, an itinerant evangelist and
temperance orator, came near causing
Il riot this afternoon at the inter.
section of Queen and Burke streets.
He started to make an address on
emperance in front OF Mr.. Phil Hack s,
using as platform dray. Mr..
Hack complained to the police and the
evangelist was requested by the Off
GERS to move down into the Square.
He continued speaking until stopped
by Acting Chief Charles Riddle and
Officer {. b. Seibert. They did not
arrest the man but took him before
Police Justice Letter, who administer
ed warning. The evangelist went
right back and mad about commenced
70 speak when the officers again took
aim to the police station. At So
O'Clock nothing had been done, but
during the early part of the game hun
dreds OF men gathered about the sta
ton house and near-riot seemed
likely. The speaker had bugle
which he turned over to Mr.. Howard
Lloyd, of Norfolk, Va, who is visiting
here. 1t is said that the speaker
started a similar demonstration not
long ago at Morgantown. The officers
and police justice have so far tried to
act considerably in the matter, al.
though some of the spectators re.
garded it as an infringement on the
rights of free speech. Mr. Adams was
not under actual arrest. 1t has been
the custom for street takers and tray
cling eyangelists to use that part OF
Burke street, just around the corner
from Queen, lor public addresses and
The sale Of patent articles, but no oh
lection has before been made
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-20
Democrats Had S62O,644
In 1908 Campaign
fBy United Press9

Washington, July 2o-Detailed fg
ures showing Democracy finance,
during the presidential campaign Of
l@9v, We're furnished the senate in
ycst:guirg committee today by Her
man Ridder Of New York. who was
'rc9@rer of the Democratic nationa
comMit'ec during that campaign. Rid
der said the total receipts were 5000,
SIS, and that the expenditures were
$619,410. Tammany Hall contributed
$4,000, the largest amount received
except from bidder himself, who do
mated $10.004 on behalf OF himself ant
$4,000 in the name of his three sons.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-20
some WORKING
GIRLS LOSE roo
MUCH Time
Two Girls Tell How To
Avoid 1t.

There is nothing that teaches more
than experience. We therefore quote
from the letters of two girls who suf
fered and We're restored to health. The
same remedy is within reach of all.
Brooklyn, N. Y. = Prior to taking
the first bottle Of Lydia E. Pinkham' s
Vegetable Compound | suffered agony
every month, but after your wonderful
medicine had been taken a while felt a
little better, and after taking seven bot
ties of it feel that can truly say
have no more pain or Inconvenience,
AS am out in the business world as
stenographer, | come in contact with
many girls, and when the opportune mo-
nent arrives | tell them about the Veg
etable Compound and l know that quite
4 few are taking it. - HELEN CANET,
$50 Dean St.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-20
Conductor Durrett
Killed Near A|tdTnOnt

Mr.. William A. Durrett, one of the
best known railroad men in South
Cumberland, was killed at 3.15 yestor.
day afternoon at Altamont, short
distance east of Deer Park, Nd. Mr..
Durrett, who was / conductor on fast
freight trains on the third division.
was returning in charge Of a heavy
freight train from Grafton and went
TO the telephone at the station 10 oh.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-20

The City Band in its concert at the
Square Friday night gave a large au
dience a diyerting program of popu
lar airs and three clever solos. These
latter selections were a trombone sole
by Mr.. Lee Lewis, baritone solo by
Mr.. Harry Allen and a cornet solo By
Mr.. Jesse Bell. These three gentle
men are very clever players and then
efforts last night won much applause
and approval. Mr.. L. Dew. Gerhard
directed the band in the absence d
NJ. MeAneny, who is away ON his va
cation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-20
Miss Sakeman Bride
Of Homer G. Brown

\ quiet wedding took place at higl
noon today at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Sakeman, 107 Eas.
Commerce street, when their daughter
Miss Claire Pauline, became the bride
OIL Mr.. Homer Guy Brown, of PunXsu
taWney, Pa. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev DR.. W. f. Gruyer, OF
First L. b. Church, and only the i'm.
mediate family were present. The
bride wore d white embroidered gown
and a wedding dinner was served i'm
mediateIy after the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs Brown will leave Monday foI
, wedding tour and after September
80 they will be at home in Madison
Wis The groom has been making
his home at Racine, Wis. He travels
in eastern Wisconsin for the Russell
Miller Milling Co, of Minneapolis
Mimi Four or five years ago he tray
eled this section and it was then that
he made the acquaintance OF his
bride. Mrs. Sakeman for quite a time
was associated with the real estate
Offices OF r.. l.. Williams Company, Inc
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-20
THE TRAGEDY OF RUBBER.

The interference of the United
States government in the atrocities OF
the rubber collecting business in the
tropics should lead those proposing 10
invest in rubber stocks to make care.
full inquiry, as to the methods they
arc backing by their little capital.
The worlds famine in rubber not
merely has brought misery to the dark
skinned creatures of the equator, but
the resulting speculation in rubber
stocks has meant disaster to thou
sands and thousands of simple heart
ed people in every state in this coun-
try.
OF course many large rubber enter,
prises that seemed hopeless 10 years
ago are a Golconda today The auto.
mobile tire did it. The value of rub
Der is known to every boy, and to
every Ladies' Aid Society worker who
gets a cent for each worn overshoe
collected. The result is that certain
shares that formerly went begging at a
half of one per cent now brings as
much as $50.
This has encouraged the campaign
of Missionaries or takers, with prom.
Uses of $1,000 to $4,000 year for life
to those who would put $50 month
into plantation through the devel
opment period. The appeal was to the
country clergyman, the decayng
school teacher, the toilsome servant
Vast were the hosts that bit.
OF course there are many good rub
Der plantations in the tropics which
promise we'll, where the care and
economy Of thrifty managed pri-
yate enterprise is given. pathetic
number of others have drifted back
to jungle and desert burying beneath
their sands and swamps the dollars
so hardly earned at washing dishes
or drilling arithmetic classes.
At the other end, the tragedy is
agonizing In slavery days in the
South, the welfare of the plantation
was measured by the fairness of the
slaves. The wise planter kept his
black people at least as we'll as the
wise farmer keeps his horses.
The rubber contractor of the tropics
has not that incentive. When he
hires native for fifty cents a day,
mis- interest in the creature dies when
the short time contract expires The
mans railroad fare and contractors
fee may equal the wages for the linn
it of the contract If he buys a shirt
or is sick, no escape may be possible
save feet first into the Jungle If the
creature is diagnosed as incurably
sick. the order may be given to drive
him to the fields to get the last ounce
of work out of him.
Before hard working and conscien-
tious people invest in these enter
prises let them ask the advice Of a
good banker, and let them take pains
to learn wherner or not their planta
ton is run on humanitarian basis.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-20
FATHER MARTIN HERE.

Rev, Father Thomas b. Martin,
native of this city, but who has been
stationed at various churches in the
Virginia diocese, arrived in Martins
burg today, and will this evening go
to Berkeley Springs to celebrate mass
Sunday morning Father Martin has
been assigned as acting rector of
the Catholic Churcn at Harpers Fer
ry during the summer, during the alb
sence of Father J. W. Lynch, who will
make a tour of Europe.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-20
Called Minister.

At congregational meeting held in
the Presbyterian church Sunday in
Berkeley Springs, Rev, A. d. Suther.
land, Of Washington. was elected pas
tor and the call regularly made out
was ordered to be signed by the mem
bers of the session. Mr. Sutherland
is already on the ground and is prov
ing most acceptable pastor and
preacher.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-20

Pinkham's Vegeta-
Bile Compound has
saved my life. | am
enjoying the best of
health now, but | was
suffering from fe-
male troubles an d
painful periods,
and would h a V e
backache, headache
and fainting spells.
If any woman would
like to write to me
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-20
Religious Notices
Sent In By Pastors

rev Harold Jenkin, rector of Trim
ity Episcopal Church, has been giving
his congregation excellent sermons
these Sunday mornings. AT the morn
ing service Sunday he will take for
his subject The Cry of the Soul I'm
der Conviction Of Sin" The other
services will be as usual: Holy Com
munion at 30, Sunday School at $50,
Mr. Edward Rutledge, superintend-
ent; evening service at Z. Strangers
in the city viii receive a cordial vel.
come.
Owing TO the absence of Rev. W. A.
Roush the services at Christian Church
Sunday will consist of Sunday School
in the morning, communion at Il
O'Clock and the Christian endeayor
meeting in the evening. Mr.. Roush
was taken i'll last Sunday morning.
He spent the early part of the week
at Berkeley Springs and left Friday to
spend some time with his sister, Mrs.
E. F. Pulse, in Elillsboro, Ohio Mrs.
housh, who was at Berkeley Springs
with him, returned to her home on
Winchester avenue Friday
Pentacostal Church.
Come over into Macedonia and
help us, says Rev J. G. TRACER, in
charge of St Pauls PentecostaI
Church, North High street lie an
uounces preaching at 1890 a NJ and
z&0 p. M Sunday; Sunday school at
Las p. M, and prayer meeting Tues
day night al s and class meeting on
Thursday night at s.
Annual Camp Meeting
Southern Methodists in many parts
of this conference are looking eagerly
forward to the annual camp meeting
at Wesley Grove, which occurs July
26, and will continue until August Z.
Opening Sermon.
His people having granted him va
cation, Rev Dr. Haithcox expects to
leave next Tuesday for Rock River
Assembly, Dixon, Ill, where he is TO
preach the opening sermon for Bible
Conference Week, July 28th- Shep-
herdstown independents
AIleeany Grove.
The annual campmeeting al Allie
gany Grove, Cumberland, opened Fri
day night Rev. w S. Jones, OF Eek
hart, delivered the sermon. Rev. Dr..
G. G Bacon, of Washington, presiding
elder of Frederick district, is in charge
In connection with the campmeeting
he ministers of the Frederick district
will hold convention July %, % and
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Most men do not care to pay the
price Of success In labor, perseverance
and self-denial,
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TITO Evening Journal clean
home newspaper, not a political organ.
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Another Girl's Txperience.

Tishomingo, Okla. II" | am a stenog-
rapher and book keeper, and Lydia E.
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CONGRESSMAN FISHING.

Congressman Gray Of Indiana, is at
the homo of Mrs Ruth Harrison in
Hedeosgille lie came up from Wash
ington to spend Saturday fishing and
81 Ii return Sunday night
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dress, Geo A Johnson, 210 Sigcl
St, Chicago, III. 1tpd
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