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lupaamaIta, tefee plot hsfaliiefIi
laftoaIueeue pannptettuien apulais'
| iberiffien raafo toiminta. ionfa ub
ritH ioitui SpDnpditpdn aamuno
14.ipuotias unfarilainen tpttD Wtar.
quet ssacefas.
2un lotto opabtifulfue pobiois.
2eariarsesia oil Iopettanut marsiin'
ia ia ioutto naiiia 10 miebid ieiios'
feIi pobiois' '2eariarsesta Sopper
Gitppn menepdn tien fparrella Id.
bella enfimdiStd rautatiefdptdndd,
noin puoli MALTA fainannolta. ion'
fun matfa tri Quicein aiunnolta,
iaapui paitaIe Ii apuIaisiberiiiid.
Naiiet ioutuipat ianabarffaan a.
puIoisiberiiIien fansia ia erds apu'
Iaisiberiffeistd ampui .aufaufien IT,
maan ia iiIloin alfoi tuo oeputilau'
ma ammnsfelIa naislouffoon iofa
tabolle. YIdmainittu nuori tpttD iai
tuosIa Iuotituisfusia luobin pddbdn'
ID mennen tafaraiposta tpaiemmal'
ta puplen ldpi pddn.
2un tptD mietiin fatoaan iairas
tpaunuibin iotiIasfetiun Iatpitie oil
h,ruIiiin n6fp mitd niilld tier nin 81;
fosfoan ndbtn, 9ntau :iti c;l a:tpT-
taiuttomnn faboen mieben tufemana
fatiomaSia puoIttuo llutta lastaan ia
iofaiIen ldsndoliian filmisId oil fpp.
neleet. TpttD pietiin 2ouriumin plei'
ieen iairaalaan, iosia ban pieId on
ben9isid, mutta taiuitamosia tilasia
ia tulee tparmasti fuolemaan. GptD
on ipntpnpt tdsid maasia, iiis ma.
poan Mmerifan tonIaIainen!
2aiftiaan ampuitpat opuIaisiberif
fit 60-8O la,ifausta ia iattlii niistd
uieat Idbeud olefpiin taIoibin, erdds.
Idfin oil Iuoti mennpt Idtpitie ieinien
ia muutaman tuuman sfipm talon'
emdnndn paatd. Grds IuomaIainen
nainen fertoi nuutn rnien opulais.
iberiIfen tapabtumon idlfeen ilffu'
neen toiIeue, ,ettd elei Iuobit oIiii fes
Zen loppuneet, min uIeampia oliii
foaf,fnni! s5 a'.',l ss'a - s''' ''a'''S
NpuloisIberiifien ioufosia ei fano.
ia oleen WabbelIin miebid, miitta
paitalIiiet ppsfpbnrtat ndfppdt op.
pitpan beibdn topoiaan, fud faifis'
I'd nbuolimatta ct apuldiSiberiffeilld
olIut oifeutta enIinfddn bdtrttd ra,i.
ballistd fnIfuetta. ionta be fiittenfin
tefitpdt Ia Ften iuorastoau aibeutti'
ipat tdmdnfin n,urban. Softn ferro'
taan lattoIaiSten ia noisten beitel'
leen, apuloisiberiffeia, fiipiud,, mutta
oil ie tapabmnut tpasta Iitte FUN be
oIipat ppsipnid tpbiitF ompuneei
| ia fufaan beiSti ei ole Iouftaanhi'
nut.omo uHtr5Ua nJbH Ig'npng pHi
nSdbdn fuaffa ioutuien ia tpanno'
tettuien tobistusten mutaan ieiioi
tphD ieIin apuIoisiberiiIeibin ompu
miien topabtuesIa ia fuoIettatpon
luobin ompuiatii ianotaan Sobu
0apis niminen opulaisiberiifi. Re-
tddn ei ole tuieId nan9ittu.
Sptiloat iaapuitpat tdsidfin tapa'
nfiesfa iuoieIemaan benfed iitte fun
ie oil bdnitettp.
| Dorrotp f6pnpt auparialueeua.
| Clarence g. Darrop, fuuluiia fri
minaoIiiuttuien lofimieS on ipntpnp
1857, Obiosia ia tlIi lofimiebefi
1875. 6dn toimi eugene 10. DebIir
lafimiebend iiruren punman lofor
oifona 1894; Woper- 9apfpoon'iu
msia 1907 ia Wcytamoraintnsid
fpiime ipuonna. 80. 1908 oIt bdr
biilentoimoioin ebustoiana iuurer
biiIiIofon Iotpitielusia ia on miIie
pbtdmittaa ioiminut tpDipdenidrieS
toien Iofimiebend iniuncIiooni'p.m
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-11
4inb idd W}ericoon.

prefbentti Wilionin perioonalltner
ebustaia Sobn 2ino idd Wtericoor
mddrddmdn5mdtii aiafii. Sos toi
iista YbopsmaItain eniimdiIesid moo
tisIa eIitetptstd paatimufFsta moi
baan rutpeta neupottelemaan, or
Gino paltuutettu mattusfamaar
Wegico Gitppn ia nemmotielemaar
niistd Wericon tpiranpmaisten Fans
Ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-11

NeIIon O'SbausbnesipIe, iofa buo.
Iebii YbbpsmaItoin Idbetpston toi'
mista Werico Gitpsid, ettei 9uerta
aio pDrtid preEbenttiebbottaatIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-11
sbaruin IpptaiaIafimies lponsittu.

Goaticoocf, Que, ippsf, 5 pnd. ~,
9arrp 8. Ebatpn entinen ipphdid
Diaiam Erapers Serome, iofa on
toiminut mt mpSsfin Tept Oorfin
tpaltion latimiebend Il Sanapasia
Sbatpiutusio, lpansittiin tddad id'
naan, Ipptettppa fampIaptiesta, Sut'
tn tulee eiiue 10 buomenna. aorfein
ransaisns ,fitd ippt5fiestd Sanaban
lafien mufaan tpoibaan antaa, on
ptF tphof tpanfeuttd.' l'3 r 5'''s+
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-11
Wfocytousbton futpernDDrin
pubeilla.

Big Rapibs. Wlicb., ippst. 6 p. -
SaIumet &c !0ecla faipoSpption pli,
liiffeeniobtoia SomesWioc cgtausbton
ia funernDDri Serris fesfustelitpat
9ld.Whcnisanin 8uparialueen Iafto.
oiemasta tddld tdnddn. gteuipotte.
lun idlfeen ilmotettiin. ettd mistdiin
uuoesta toimenpiteestd lafon lopet,
tamietf eli oIm pddtettp.
SotiIaita ndbennetddn.
RenraaIi 2lbbep iImoitti Iauantai.
aamuna, etta maanantai.tItaan men.
nesId on paiffafunnalla oIetpien 10,
taioufeoien Iutumddrd ndbennetip
tpiiteeniataan miebeen, ioita tuuaan
pitdmddn IaftoaIueela iiiben asti
FUN lotto on Ioppunut. Wiime ai'
foina on IotiIaita Idbtenpt pots pait.
fafmnnaIta pienemmisId ioufoisia.
GIimerfifii launtoi3a mattusti SaIu'
metisto folmefpmmertd miestd Ban
Sitppu ia toiiiin iemhiibin GteId.Wi'
cbisania.
3plmien ilmoien tofia on paiffa'
funnalIa oleipi0e iotamiebile bonfit.
tn tpilIoiet puput. iotfa opot 10 Iaa.
puneet paiffafunnalla moiailetpien
iotilnsoiastoien tparusmestorile.
sddad pibehdtpdt iotamiebet tuIepat
olemaan iuurimmafF oiafii ratiu'
pdfed ia iitd tarfoitusta tparten on
iotaioutfoien torpeeffi banfittu liidd
betpoiia, ioista piimeiiet walittiin
fpiime Iauontaina, 5q 9m so.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-11
Wliss eaIaIen lauiunto.

poriianb, Ore, elof. 10 p. 1913.
EoomaIais tatoliIaiiille; --ws.nsayss
Edman fautta iimoitetaan rooma'
4ais fatolilaifne tdsis mqasla, ettd
noin neIid tpuotta eIdmdstdni on
minun tdptpnpt pafoiua roomalais'
fatoIiloisten rpaiuoa, minut on rpbS'
tettp nieot ferrat,i pibettp tonoFa
tpaSten tabtpani tpontina Inosta'
reisIo; uieitaa pritpffd on tebtp BEN
fedni pasinan Ia muita fpdinoami'
fia, aIiian lufuiIia mainitaq Wibboin'
Tin oien pddttdnpt eiittdd ofidni jul
fiSuubesIa. Wtind oIen ppptdnpt Iuo'
ieIustaa futpernBBri WeStiltd ia ibe.
riiIi WorbiIta ia mt tpetoan mp6s'
Fin gbbpsmaItain ipdpantta rofas'
tatpiin oiuffaiIiin iadoafieni iuoie'
Iusto, ionfa perustuslofi tnfaa foi.
fiIIe fanialoiIileo a1a'F o''''''
Dlinnn ipbdneni on niioen iiiarie.
nj puoIeIa, iotfa fdriifpdt ndisid
fpanfiIoisIa ia nina nsfon, ettd Su'
maIa tabtoo fdnttdd minut pritpf'
TisIdni auttaa beta fpdpanteen ia
amustaa nutfumaa pIeiiDd oitpolta'
maan fen iotuuben, eitd roomalois'
'fatoliIaiIet Iaffaomatta rutotletpot
fpetdtieen anaStomaon YbbDStpallat
Rooma0e ia fatoIiIaiieae firfole ia
ettd tdmdn maan tpapous on ldbet
festi maarosia. Nlind feboitan faif'
Ella fpapauoer rofastaita ia niitd,
ioita peIfddtpat SumaIaa, nouie'
lmnan minun puoIeStani.
Wlorp 2aIanen.
9ooistamot: 2eon &. WlperS,
SO. g. @arner.
NliSs 2oionen Ianoo, etei puoIia.
foan totuubestn ole fpieId Ianottu Ia
Dtenace Iupaa iattaa paIiastusto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-11

right, ia pddttden pbtiDiben nimiIm
ettelosta, tdmd on iotenfin lWabmo
pbbistps pbtd miestd tpastaan, JOS
bdn tabtoo paIffanIa forotettawaf'
H."
2un Oarrop buomautti, ettd Ulac
ytausbton on ebbottomasti fieItdp.
ipnpt oitamosta pIaa mintddnlai-
ieeu neunoneiuun union fpirtaili
jain faneia ianoi fupernoDri, eta
mitd bdneen t,ilee, min ban nentpot
teliii paboIoiien fansia, JOS aIiat
min tpaatiiimat, miitta ban eli iuos.
tuiii bptpdtipmddn paboIaiIen mieIi'
piteii6.
rWind antaiiin bdnele ainafin II
laiiuuben efindd aiiania," ianoi fu.
fpernD1ri. ..
2upernD0ri futiuu ebfd Sames
Mocgtaubtonin 2aniinsiin neutpotte
lemaan fansiaan. l.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-11
Sbamin Iafimiebet I0ptdneet iaaier
pbben rpointin".

Run erifoinen tutfiiofomitea oil al
fanut fuuIusteIunia. oIitpat Sbafpin
lofimiebet aamupdipdId 10 Altman
epdtoiipoisi iaan, mutia iltapdifpdn
istunnosIa he fefIipdt uuoen vpoin
tim, ionfo afpulla be ebfd fpapont
towat 9batpin. !6e ianomat MT I'D
nen oueen observation-disclosures, ioto
eitpdt Iiirtolaisaietufiet fosfe Ioin'
fuou.g a
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-11
AssaRaRa = = - y = = = = y q
u roo. 's.,--.. .a- v
= UIdkx ilxtifs, y
7aaasaa \ \ = n aaa \ N .
Gupmal. naimen fatpliiem Triton
tpainpm alaiiena.

Wiime fpiiton numerosIaan iulfai'
Zee Sbe Wenace'Iebti Ieuraanaa:
SiIperton, Ore, elof. 10 p. 1918
Ibe Wlenace, slurora, Wo,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-11

toan fom. idien s. 6. Safpnep lat.
folaisten mieIiaIan IeuraatpaIla lau'
ieello: IRE firistdmme iuoIippDtdm.
me eniimdiien Terrain tuIetpana fe.
pdnnd".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-11

Stem gortin lofimiebet otpat iaa'
meet 6arrp q. Gbotpin pois tponfi
lnsto 6obeas Gorpus Iciu noigua,
ia on bdnet fiiIietettu Goaticoofiin,
iosia eritoinen tutfiiofomiiea t,iIee
bdntd pield fuulusteIemaan. Sdnei
Iuuuoun palautettotpan YbbpstpaI'
tain puoIeIIe ia fitten tafaifin mieIi'
iairaalaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-11
9pwGt berrat:

9pmGt berrat: -
Wlinun p5ptdni on tdptettp firieiI'
Id. ioisia minua pppoetddn perioo'
nauiIesti firioittamaau ia ielihdmddn
iosto ndisid iutuisia, iotfa fosfe'
mat nunnien farfaamiSta Wtt. Nn.
9elin lnostariSta, otpat toIia. Wtt.
nuIla on Iiidn fiire tpaStatofieni ndi'
bin firieiiiin periopnaaiesti, ioten
tpastaan niibin Wlenacen fautta, IL
ten iaattaen pIeiiDn tietoon tdmdn
iutun spaibeet. Wtiss 2aianen ppp'
tdd minua iulfaiIemaan oIlaoIetpan
IauIunionia omaua alettrioitufiel.
Iaan marustettina. (Wlinmlla on
talIela alfuperdinen.) Wtind toitpon
tdmdn maan fanian antaman mi'
MULE nopean tpastaufien. Sre9onin
a1uffaat ipoiipat tariota artpofasta
aqua tiriottamaIa fmwern65ri Wes'
title ia iberiIIi Worbile. feboittaen
beitG banftimaan tpdlttdmdtDntd
5uoielusta tdlle naiielle. gtpt 10 on
faboesti bpDtdttp iiiben taloon, joss
ia ban aiuu. gboelId tertaa fdrettiin
itfunat. 81 ole tieoosIa fetd 'nmo
iulmurii omat. Grddnd pdindnd
faapui bdnen lnotIeen fotIi nunnaa,
iotta Daatitpat bdnen palauttamaan
faapun, iobon fddriptpneend ban
patent. Sdtd ei tebip. Sdnen iin.
tomertt,nid entiiend nunnana on
fiis eoeleen faiIptetip. 9uomootte.l
TO? 2atolilaieten tuiiIi tietdd, ettd
uIeat milioonat flmdt ieuroapat
AsibGa toimintaania tddud Sreso.
nisia. Se eitpdt moi endd fosfaan.
uubietaa entiIid toimiaan ialasia.
SItoot maruillaan. Wliss 2aianen
on Nmerifan fonialainen. amerifan
faniaIaiiet tpaiipat tariota fuurta
,amustusta bdnen puoIustafietieen
tarttumana furtfuun tdtd birpioid,
ipta ubtaa rpDstdd papauoen neil
I'd ia meibdn lapiiltamme. 9erdtfdd
te, iotfa mafaatte."
2unnioittoen, 60.
ksAf@s Econ 6. Wpers.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-11
Wloper ia Darrotp

eipdt tpoinetfaan tpiippd Rupari
a lueeaa pitempddn. tpaan tdptpi bet
ban matfustaa tafaiiin etelddnpdin.
Darrom nemipotteli
iddad fdpbesiddn YbbpsmoItain
baIlitufien tpDbepartementin tutfiian
palmerin ia Calumet &c Seclan pdd'
latimieb ben ALLAN s. Heefn faneia.
Wtutia tdstd neutpotteluSta oliipai
faiffi ftoutuneet olemaan pubnmat-
to. pian faatanee eteIdstdpdin fuul'
la Iiidd tietoia Darrropin ia Wop'
erin puubista. n'iH ~ tae
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-11

pttrtptfeuDen fuontort S'Vrtentrt lu'
listama tpdIioifainen estetuomio eli
iniur ctiiooni. iofa fieltdd bdnet toi.
meenpanemoSta tpiime tpiifoIIa laf.
foIaiiiue antamioan bddt6ubtaufIio.
Sniunetiiooni iuIfaistiin 6, ,8. 2iiton
lotimieben ausus 10. 3errin tuaati.
mutiesta ia on tdmd tpdlioifainen
t,iomio fpoimnsia Is pdipdd, ionfa
idlfeen momari O'9rien' IopuIliiesti
fdfheIee Observation-Disclosures . ~
ioSaatuaan iiebon tdstd tliomnori
D'gtienin padtSfiestd on Denton
ielittdnpt ei oitoneenfa rpafinalIaIa
farfDtiaa IattoIaiiia oiunnoistoan,
Niten bpfpdnid liefin, fparft,a on
fuiienfin, ettd tiioIIa bddibubfanfIeI.
la oil tarfoituS pafohaa laffotaiie,
tpbbBn, ftdapeiffi, tnittd ainafir
tpieId toistaiIefii rteni tuo pritpsfin
ferrasidan inpttppn ia paintpastotr
rpobpistt IaffoIaisten rintamaa
aaiffi fonstit ndpttapdi pettdipI,
fipariberrat tdsid taisteIusia. So
fuinen beiban bpDffdpfFstddn fddn
ipp fpoitofii IoffoIaifiue ia IopuIto
tdptpp beibdn rnp5ntpd IaffoIaister
oifeutettuibin tpaatimuffiin.
Sdstd iuomari S,8rienin pddtDf
IeStd iImotettiin lanantai iltana pai
nesbaIeen fofooniunei1e SouibH
gen ia 6oncoctin oIueiben foImeen
tubanteen nouiena0e Iaftolaisiou
tone la otfitpot he tiebon fpastaar
mprsfniiud iuoIionoioitufIina. Safi
mics 2err, iofa piibui tdsId tilaiiuu
besin. IupoIi taisteIIa Ioppuun iaof
fa laffolaisten puoIesta.
9affoIaisten feSfunbeSIa fpoIiiIet
poitonpormuuS ia reipas mielialo
y}iinpd Fun on ouut fpIpmps iotiIos
ten fparustoutumiiesto taIfpitamineiI
la Ia Iofon mobboIliiesti iotfamiies
to, Iauiuu 6. &. clifton toimeenpane
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llutta laintulfintaa


on rpbtpnpt bariottamaan tdfdldi
iiue raubantuomareiue eteld Uliebi
sanista intpprteeratt,i Dleiien fppttd.
idn upulainen giicbols. Sdn on neu'
noteuut !affoipobtien ranfatIemiies
to fenraaIi abbepn ia iber,ffi Gru'
fen tansfa ia tdmd mfoImipb
teps" on iaanat ieIipilIe, eta rau'
baataono.st ipoiipai zansai5ta Iaf
|fopobteia $l25 iafoua ia tpuober
tpanfeuoello. "4'4 fo = ''n '
Sietpsti on tio lainpppineioen
fonierensii mpDs tpobpistanut fen
Gruien entiien rtiIfinnan,1 ettd pps.
ipburttao, iofa murbaa IafeoIaiien,
eli poiba oiettoa IppheeIeen ouen'
faan. ~
~, r-ff-tatuprf9 a51 trfgui "F
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
LINCOLN MEMORIAL
AWARD In DISPUTE
Attorney General to Pass Upon Right
Of Secretary Of War or Commis-
sion 10 Give Contract.

Pending the decision OF the Attorney
General whether It is the duty of the
president of the memorial commission or
the Secretary Of War to make the award
OF the contract tor the Lincoln Memorial.
no action win be taken in the matter.
Since the Lincoln Memorial Commission
met here recently and recommended that
the contract for the S2.0oo.Ooo memorial in
Potomac Park be awarded to the George
A. Fuller Company several contractors
have filed objections to the award.
Among those who have entered objections
are John Gill & Sons and Arthur Cowsill.
1t is claimed that their bids were lower
than the Fuller Company. and objection
also was made to the plan adopted of
calling for new bids. claiming that it was
unfair and discriminatory IN favor of the
Fuller Company.
Secretary OF War Garrison yesterday
stated that he had not Investigated the
objections, and that he had wired former
President Taft, chairman of the memorial
commission. for his opinion It is under
stood that Mr.. Taft Is of the opinion that
the commission has the power to award
the contract, and that the Secretary's du-
ties were merely perfunctory. Secretary
Garrison announced. however. that no sc-
ton would be taken In the matter until
the Attorney General had decided whose
duty II was to make the award.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
WASHINGTON BISHOP
TO OPEN CONVENTION
Seventeenth Animal Gathering o.
Sunday School Institute to
Bring Notables.

The Right Rev. Alfred Harding. Bishop
of Washington. win head the list OF the
Episcopal clergy and laity who will take
active interest in the seventeenth an
nual convention Of the Sunday School In
stitute Of the Diocese OF Washington, to
open at the Church Of the Epiphany,
Wednesday. October =.
The purpose of the convention Is to
bring together for open discussion all
clergy. teachers. and officers OF the dio-
cese. The Bishop of washington viii
ofieiate at the devotional service with
which the convention will open.
Miss Jessie Claire Mcdonald. principal
of the National Cathedral School for
Girls. win deliver an address on The
Study Of Psychology in Relation TO the
Education of the Christian Woman" The
meetings will begin at 10 o'clock In the
morning with holy communion, and win
continue to 100 D. m, when a public
meeting will be held.
President Henry p. Blair. of the Board
of Education. will be the principal speak
er at the evening meeting, and Miss
Eelen l. Jennings superintendent of the
elementary grades in Trinity Sunday
school. Pottsville. Pa, also will be
among the speakers.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
c. ]. VOPICKA, ENVOY
TOBALKANS, IN GIT
Newly Appointed Minister win S
from New York for Post Of g
Duty Next Tuesday.
WILL MAKE STOP AT. PRAGu|

Charles J. Yopiclra, the newly appoInfi
Minister 70 the Balkan States, arrived
Washington yesterday preparatory to n
parting for his post. Mr.. vopicl<a Id
the distinction Of being the first foreir|
born citizen OF the United States 70
appointed to 2 ministership BY this eou1
try.
Mr.. Vopicka was born in Prague fftj
i've years ago and at the age Of twent1
two came to the United States and s>|
tied in Chicago. He has taken a ked
interest in all civic affairs. SIX yea|
ago he was defeated for Congress II
is member Of the Board Of Educatld
of Chicago.
Accompanied by his secretary. Frar|
B. keudrick. jr., Mr.. Vopiclxa viii "a
from New York on the Kaiser wiIhsI|
next Tuesday. His daughters. Elsa ar|
Clara, and w. A Stevenson. his son-lj
law. are with him I'm Washington ar|
viii accompany him as far as New Tor|
Before going to his post Mr.. vopic1
will visit Bremen and Vienna. He vi
spend about ten days in Prague, h|
birthplace. Mr.. Vopicka then viii pr|
coed to Bucharest. the capital OF Rod
mania, where he viii relieve John j
Jackson. the present minister
Last night Mr.. Vopicka entertaind
Senator Lewis and Representative Sabad
at dinner at the Shoreham, where
Is staying while in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
BEGINNING OVER AGAIN AUTUMN MEDITATION,
nv pR. sHAfLER MATHEWS

president of Churches OF Christ In Aera)
o S
formulas
numbers undo disyaiues whose black
extenustion +
believes
better thing
! she hayed Is Gospel
And begino
Of
in
Of
plans for anot8 :
be
with Of
to challenge
foriorn
Joys of rene wed
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The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
ADVENTISTS SET ASIDE
S4S3,4IgfOR MISSIONS
Large Appropriations Made for Use in
China, India Japan, and the
Philippines.
WORK IN MANcHURIA PLANNED

Nearly half a million dollars was ap-
propriated yesterday at the fall council
OF the General Conference OF Seventh
Day Adventists. now being held at Ia
koma Park for the furtherance Of mis-
sionary endeavor In foreign lands during
1914 The total amount. sIss. 1911. is the
largest that has ever been appropriated
by the denomination. Up TO this year
the General Conference also appropriated
many thousands OF dollars for the ad-
vancement of the Gospel in the large
cities of the United States and Canada.
but this year these will be provided for
from funds OF the North American Divi-
sion Conference. The appropriations for
city work in North America will be made
later during the present council
The Asiatic division. including China,
India. japan. the Philippines. Korea,
and ManchurIs, was apportioned the
largest amount. sl44.772.07. To China alone
was given approximately $4,000. and TO
India 81, 900 Many missionaries from this
country have been sent to China and
India during the last few months. and
this accounts for the large increase in
the appropriations. To japan was voted
s15.1llT5. while TO Korea was granted
s1s.Sso.52
After the budget had been passed upon
for Korea an additional appropriation
was voted for the building OF Seventh
Day Adventist chapel in the city of
Seoul. In explaining the appropriation
for the Philippines. Elder l. H Evans.
who until a few months ago was super
intendent of the Asiatic division, ex-
planned that the denomination conducts a
printing plant in the islands. where
literature In the native language is dis
seminated. and that the native workers
there are paid higher rate than are
the native workers in any other foreign
land
Over 500 was appropriated for the
opening of denominational work in Man.
churia. Missionaries win be sent into
that country and two homes VIII be
erected Immediately. To South Africa
was voted $3.50; to Mexico. s11.o16;
Brazil. ;11,070: South American UEion
Conference, s23.5sl; West Indies. $17,3SS
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
PRESBYTERIAN.

Sir William Ramsay, archaeologist, ex-
plorer, and author. will be the guest of
and deliver an address to the Presby-
terian Social Union, of Brooklyn, in the
Bedford Presbyterian Church. on Tues
day evening, October q. This will be
the opening meeting OF the union for
the year. Sir William is making brief
visit to the principal universities OF the
United States, and will sail for Great
Britain in time for his regular lectures
at Oxford University early In November.
He Is accompanied on his American visit
by his daughter, Miss Ramsay. who is
making a special study of the life of
Abraham Lincoln. with view to pro-
ducing volumes showing Lincoln in his
true side to the British public.
Auburn Theological Seminary has in
auguratcd a new plan in its program
Of ministerial visitation. Last week the
Rev. Charles Wood. pastor OF the Church
of the Covenant. was invited to be the
minister In residence" He preached on
Monday evening and delivered two lee
lures on Tuesday and Wednesday aft
ernoons. which were attended not salone
by the seminary students but by clergy
men from many neighboring towns and
cities Of the Empire State.
On Monday evening Dan Crawford. the
famous missionary and explorer, who
has just returned from twenty-five
years stay in Central Africa, wiH speak
at the meeting Of the Brotherhood
League of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. corner Of Fourth and B Streets
Southeast. On account of the interest
manifested the league has extended a
general Invitation to the public to be
present.
Mr.. Crawford will speak In the West
Street Presbyterian Church, Georgetown.
tomorrow evening.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
NEW LIGHTS FOR AVENUE.
Alabama Company Given Contract
work soon WIN BE started.

That the new lights may be in operation
by Christmas, II Is expected that work
upon the improved lighting system for
Pennsylvania Avenue viii be begun with
In the next thirty days. The Commis-
sioners, II Is understood. soon viii execute
contract with the Union Foundry Com
pany. OF Alabama, for the delivery Of the
new posts.
The present seventy-eIght lamps OF 700
candlepower each on Pennsylvania Ave-
nue., between the Treasury and the Peace
Monument. are TO be replaced with 156
lamps OF 1,500-candlepower each.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
GOSPEL MISSION.

1t1s flt So nv. lo6n Marshan Plscsl.
HALL Tonisht Rev. Henry Anstsdt win speak
sunday. d M. deiicatory service. with brief sd-
drrssss By Dr. Charles Wood. Dr. Jsmes s. Mont
nomery. Dr.. W. !. Mckenney. 7. s. Childs ard
Rer Hugh Stevenson. At N. william
Knozles Cooper general secretary Of the Y NJ
q. A.. win speak. Special pru<zm o. mrzic at
each sersier. The pubic i cordially insitrd-
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
st. OZARK 8 Church
ID and Sta se.
Rev. O. r. stetscn. rector.
serTices: f3o. II. and L
PRESBYTERIAN.


PRESBYTERIAN.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York Ave. and 18th sts n. W.
Dr. waIacs Radcliffe. pastor.
100 a. m.-PubHc worship; sermon BY the pastor.
500 D. m.-''Gnpes Of Eshkol"
Music led By quartet choir.
go q m.-Bible school.
s,5 a. m.-Adult classes
100 D. m-Christian EndeaEor Society
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Conn. Ave. N and 18th Sta
Charles Wood. minister.
Rernard Braskznp. ministers assistant
Harry Bsremcre Angus. minister Of Peck Chapel
IL a. m. sermon By the minister.
3sploo D m, musical service. led By double SEX
tet sermon b. the minister; subject, The
Natnralness Of Christianity.
Sunday school at $50 a. N.
Christian EndeaFor meeting at 6sb p. m
Thursday evening at :. midweek service
MEMORIAL. 18th and n SITS.
@. Everest Gronger. d. D.. pastor. win rreach at
IL a. m. and D. m Evening toric. What Is
ReiiEioni'' sunday school. 80 a m Christian
Endeaxor p IN. Prayer meeting. O'Clock.
Thursday evening. Welcome.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

At the Ninth Street Christian Church,
Ninth and D Streets Northeast. next Sum-
day morning the Central Union Mission
will hold It's anniversary service at IL
O'Clock. Representative Lloyd of Missouri
viii speak at this service. The pastor,
the Rev. George A. Miller. will preach
at the evening service on the subject of
Unnamed Greatness" Baptism at the
close of the evening service.