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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-03-05

REBELS RECOGNIZE RUERTi,
PEACE CONFERENCE At NIrEy1
LAREDO PROVES VERY
SUCCESSFUL.
Col. OTOzcO Declares That the Res
toration of Tranquility for the
Troubled Mexican Republic Is Mat
ter Of Only Il Short While.

Laredo, Texas, Feb. 2S.-The Huer-
ia government was unequivocally rec
ognized today at the peace conference
at Nuevo Laredo by repro3entatives
of the northern revolutionary leaders.
This information was given out to-
night by Col. Pascual Orozco, Sr,
rather OF the rebel chieftain Of the
northern States Col Orozco express
ed the opinion that peace throughout
MEXICO Is now a question Of but a
short time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-03-05
SCORE LOST IN HOTEL FIRE.
Register of IIostelry Having Been
Burned, Names of Many Victims
VIII Remain Unknown.

Omaha, Neb, Feb. 2S.-Fire early
this morning destroyed the Dewey no
rel at Thirteenth and Farnam streets.
at least q score and possibly more
persons losing their lives.
The register of the hostclry was
burned. and the names OF many of
those who died i'm the flames probably
never will he known. Tonight only
These were Of persons who either
jumped from windows or who die |
from injuries.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-03-05
ANOTHER PENTTENTIARY
PROBE.
Whipping Of Francis Middleton to Be
Investigated by House Committee.

Columbia, Mar. 1.-The House
structed this morning to investigate
the whipping Of a convict named
Francis Middleton and report its find
ings to the Attorney General.
Speaking on a question Of personal
privilege, Mr.. Wyche, said, the Chair
man of the penitentiary committee
informed him that the convict Mid
dleton had been sick for two weeks
and that the statement that he had
been whipped this morning was not
true. The story passed through a
guard and doctor before it reached
Mr. Wyche
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-03-05
JOHN D. BEAT ANDY.
STORY OF BATTLE OF FTNAN.
CIAL GIANTS.
Canny Scotchman Violated Agree
ment and Was Srung I'm COnsc-
quencc, According to Witness.

New York, Feb. 2S.-John. d.
Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie
fought each other in the late EOS to
monopolize the Lake Superior ore
lands and Mr.. Rockefeller caught Mr.
Carnegie's company violating an
agreement and forced it to give up
ore prospects containing $1,000, 900
tons. according to testimony at the
hearings to dissolve the United States
Steel corporation under the Sher-
man antitrust law, resumed here to-
, day.
James Gayiey, former vice presi-
dent of the corporation and a direc-
tor Of the Carnegie Steel company
previous to it's acquisition by the cor
poration in 1901, was the witness
through whom the testimony was ad-
duced. Mr.. Gayley's memory had to
be frequently refreshed" by refer
ences to minutes of the Carnegie
company. He told Of Mr.. Rockefeller's
having been pictured as scare
crow of the steel industry" because Of
his control Of vast iron ore properties
in the Lake Superior district. He
! testified also to efforts of the Carne-
gle company to obtaining new prop
critics in the district as the result of
reports that Mr.. Rockefeller had pro-
posed to join with the Federal Steel
company, the Carnegie's big rival. to
control the manufacture of steel the
same as he does OIL"
Mr.. Gayley described ore properties
acquired by the Carnegie company
during the period when the alleged
competition between the interests was
on From the minutes of the Carne-
gle company, read into evidence by
counsel for the government, 1t ap-
pears that the Consolidated Iron
Mines company. controlled by Mr.
Rockefeller. made an agreement with
the Minnesota Iron company whereby
the latter company was to purchase
no more iron mines. leasing its mines
from the Consolidated. A similar
agreement was made between the Con-
solidated and the Carnegie company.
IL then developed, according to Mr.
Gayley's testimony, that the Carnegie
company in 1900 purchased proper
ties containing $1,000. .oe0 tons Of ore,
This, said the witness. resulted in
meeting in New York between him
self and another official Of the Car
negie company and John d. Rookie
feller. Jr.. and the Rev. Frederick r..
Gates, Mr.. RockefeIler's ore agent.
Did Mr.. Gates demand of the
oliver Mining company that there
should be turned over to the Consol-
idated company without condition 75.-
100000 tons of ore acquired by the
oliver Iron company in contraven-
ton OF the agreement between the
two companies asked Jacob NJ.
Dickinson, attorney for the govern
ment
Mr.. Gates did make a demand at
the time but We explained that under
the agreement Mr.. Rockefeller was
not supplying us with all the ore lands
We needed"
| did your contention prevail?"
We'll, we turned the properties
over TO them, which may be con-
strued as an admission that their
claim was correct" smiled Mr.. Gayley
| They agreed to make q new deal
however, under which we were to re-
ceive larger tonnages."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-03-05
CONDITIONS WORSE IN SONORA
However, Authorities Hope No Re-
sort to Arms Will be Needed to. Re-
store Quiet.


Mexico City, Feb. 2S.-Conditions
in the State of Sonora, where the au-
thorities have refused to adhere to
the new administration, were admit
ted at the national capital tonight to
be serious. il was thought, however,
no resort to arms would be needed to
bring the recalcitrants into line.
The problem at Aguas Calientes,
capital of the State Of the same name,
where a battle was imminent, was
solved without fight Alberto
Feuntes, the governor of the State,
who had fortified himself in the pal
ace and defied Gen. Hidalgo to re-
move him, surrendered at the last
moment today, and Hidalgo took
charge Of the state government. This
gives the provisional government one
more State, and materially strength
ems its position.
Former Gov. Maytorena of the
State OF Sonora is admitted to be in
possession of Aqua Prieta, Nascosari
and Fronteras, along the international
, border, and Gov. Ignacia Bosquiera,
his successor and personal friend, has
fortified himself in the government
palace at HermoZillo and surrounded
the building with artillery. To sup
| press the rebellion the government s
| only available force are a few regu-
lars at Torin, but probably reinforce
| ments will be sent from Guadalajara
| to Manzanillo and dispatched form
| there by boat to the disturbed re-
gion.
The investigation by court officials
to determine responsibility for the
| killing Of Madero and Suarez resulted
today in the Arrest Of Mariana Luque
a commonplace politician, who is
charged with being one of the attack
| ing party.
President Huerta believe. the dan.
ger Of intervention has dieI out.
THE friendly powers have shown
confidence in u.s." said the president
today. and have expressed that con.
| fidence to their representatives in this
capital"
| That Huerta does not underesti.
! mate the task he has undertaken is
| indicated by a statement he mad.
when Madero was overthrown, thai
there were in the country no les;
than $4,000 rebels under arms, with.
out counting the numerous groups OF
bandits, whose number he said could
not be estimated. Many of the
bandits and rebels, the president ad
mitted today, still are operating ir
Morelos, Mexico, Duranga, Puebla and
| Chihuahua.
Il repeat" said President Huerta
that going about pacification oi
the country, which at this time is q
supreme necessity, l shall use all the
measures provided by law. 1t will be
absolutely necessary to use that power
granted under the suspension of the
guarantees in certain places"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-03-05

the city hall and Jail night and day
The federal commander placed a
detachment of 25 men with a machine
gun on the wall in the rear Of Ca
nanea club, an organization Of the
Americans. The situation commands
all the principal approaches to The
chief section of the city.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02
3inoerefe.
Mi6t nett.

IS mar ei11 re9t biibideS &lelo,
Sos sic Mlttter fir 9ina 5nre6t ge=
ma6t batte, pern nur nidt oas Cine
- nob 2ina'S Meinung oara11
altS5nieten gemei en mare. Gs NOR
nG1nli9 fem neues, ion0ern aus Ell
mem i6on getragenen &lei6e ~uberge=
madbt". 0or11m per5og iie ibr @eiidt
uno 1prub: uNente 5tein fagt, baB
1te no6 ME Elm iibergemadtes &leio
getragen babe."
Sic M1tter ertpi6erte la6eln6:
Sd CLAUDE i6 fann Sir betpeiie EN-,
6aB Neuie im Srrtbum tit, ia, baB iie
iiberbal1npt nidts Mr16eres getragen
fat, o1s uiibergemahte &let6er.~
Gina NOR neugierig 5u b0ren, mie
lire D}utter 10 ettpas bebanpten fon=
ne, 6enn Mellt's @ater tpar Elm rel
6er Mann.
vMeQie's i96nes, blol1es Gaitmir=
flei6," fubr sic M11tter fort, umur6e
bon etnem S6ofe getragen, ebe lie eS
batte; ebenlo tbr moQener ~l1eberste-
ber. Ser Seebuno taudte in's @oi-
fer un6 ionnte ii@ am nfer in 6eriel-
ben Sadie un6 @iibe mel@e fie trdgt.
@aturlid muBte es uiiber gema6t"
mer6en, 6amit es ibr paiie. SIRE
.5dube mur6en Ben 3tegen abgenom<
men, nn6 ibr iei6enes &lei6 itammt
bon @irmern Der. gu iiebit, oil
Dies iit iber gemadt." @ott ldBt
onr6 bie Matur alles Site immer
tpie6er 5u ettpas Mn6erem uiiberma=
@enL" un6 10 1T es gang in Ser Srb=
nnng, 6ab mir eS audi tbnn. IS lit
iogar ein @ergniigen fir mid, aus
etmas, mas alt .nn6 unbrnu6bar ge=
tporoen, Menes uno @iibi6es 5u mo-
@en. Siebt man es 6ieiem bunten,
tnarmen Seppi@ an, 6aB es porber
ein @a1fen otter, ~abgetragener &lei=
Ser mar? l1n6 tpelde guten Dtenite
tbnt er uns! l1n6 tpenr1 gu re6t a1f-
merfiam beoba6tet, 10 mirit OH
bon alien 3ingen iagen f0nnen, 6aB
1te aus on6eren gema6t itn6. 9ieier
Sii6 tpar emit etn Baum; tpas ct Dor
oem NOR, fonnen mir nt@t iagen.
@ein, mein liebes &in6, fei nidt
6ariiber %ber6roiien, 6aB aus etnem
&lei6e ein on6eres gema@t lit. Sn
Sen M11gen @ottes lit es ebenio gut,
als mare es aus etrem nerer @etpebe
gemadt."
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lire 9piben aber bod in sic SUIT,
Damn Itn6 1ie BerQe.

lire 5piben aber bob IN sic SUIT,
Damn lino ite 8erge.
Ole M}alfe, aus melder Elm @erg
beltebt, lit enttpe6er @r6e ooer Sc
ltein. Sen unteren Gbeil 6es Berges
ne1lt1t man Sen SUB, sic in Ser @0be
befinolide 5pibe Sen @ipfel. 8mi-
lden SUP nn6 @tpfelu befinben iid
sic Seiten oes 8erges, 6ie man audi
Nbbange ooer @al6en nenl1t. @ebt
ser @ipfel iebr meit in Sic auft
binauf Damn tragt er I'M 5on1,ner
mie i'm 8inter cine metbe &appe, er
lit Damn ,mie man iagt, nit eigenem
|tSdnee beoeft. Sft iin6 al1h Sic
boben @erggipfel bon blonfem Sis
iiberlogert, IN oieiem Salle beiben
Tie @letldcr.
@e1n niele 8erge beilamme11 ite=
fen, 0anl1 bilben Tie Elm @ebirge.
3mi1dcn Sen ein5elnen Bergen 0eS
@ebirges gibt es @ertiefungen, s as
inns Sic Sb6ler. Sbaler, Sic iebr eng
1in6 nuo bon Bergen NIT iebr fteilen
Nbb4tgen eingefaBt mer6en, beiben
g6ludten.
@em0bnlid iinb Sic @ebirge NIT
@aIoern beoedt, Elm @ebirge be-
fommt 6esbolb oft SEN Mamen:
@olo. go lit ser Sdmar5lpaI6 Elm
@ebirgc, ebenio ser Soenmolo. Die
8dume, tpelde o1f Den Bergen mad=
fen, geb0ren Sen beri9iebeniten Mr=
ten an. $50 sic Serge nod nidt febr
bod lin6, 90 ftn6et man geip0bnli6
8uden, b0ber binouf aber madien
Sanne1 un6 Sidten.
Muf Sen gbenen ftn6 Sic @dloer
nidt 10 baufig ols anf Sen @ebir=
gen. Gogegen baben Die @benen oen
g6mud oes @etrei6es onf Sen
getfern, uno 5eigen nns Elm i60nes,
grimes &a1enfleio auf 6en @iei EN-.
@aiierloie @benen, Die meoer 6os
eine nod 6os an6ere baben, ouf
6enen ni6tS pddit un6 ge6eibt, BET
Ben @ilten. 8ir finoen groBe 8il=
lten in Miien un0 in afriea. sat
cine gbene einen feudten, beltaroig
BON @oiler ourd0rl1ngeren 8oben,
pelden man nidt betreten fann,
obne ein5uitnfen, 6am lit es ein
Snmpf
Gin @tiid 9ano> meldes rings
NIT @oiler umgeben lit, miro eine
Snlel genannt; lit eS aber MIR auf
orei Geiten nit Malier begren5t, 10
nernt ma es cine @albiniel. @em
eine @olbiniel iebr lang u>6 idn1ol
1T, bonn beiBt Tie cine 9un05ltnge.
M1f Ser gal15en grobel1 Gr6e gibt
es bet mettem ntdt 10 biel 9an6 als
@aiier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02
TamtItenfreiS.
@ic iiberminben mir AM beiten sic
Tnrdtiamfeit bei nnierm &in=
0erm?


Die meiiten &inoer baben friber
o6er ipater, ie na6 ibrer &eranla=
gung, cine 3eit, in Ser ii6 eine ge-
miiie 6urdtiamfeit gelteno madt; tie
fiirdten ii6, BEL 9unfelbeit in ELM
entlegeneS Simmer gu geben, lie i6la=
fen nidt ei11> tpen11 man ni9t bel if
men bleibt; Tie dngitigen iib Dor Ebie=
rem, @un6en, Hfer6en, oft Dor 6em
b%armloieiten &afer6en, un6 tpenm
oiele 611rdtiamfeit in b0berem @ra=
6e ouftritt, 10 lit iie iopobl fir Sic
&in6er, 6eren Merpen 6abei unn0tbig
erregt mer6en, uie au6 fir 6te gan5e
l1mgebung %gera6e5u cine Dual. Mei=
ner Aniidt no6 ober fonnen gltern,
&in6erfrouen mn6 ale, 6ie ii@ nit
Ser fleinen S@aar beiddftigen, un=
en6li6 biel 6a5u bettragen, 6ieie mfg
li@e grideinung 5u befdmpfen, tpenn
nidt gang aus Dem 2eben ibrer
S@iitlinge gu bannen. @ie oft aber
tragen Tie idul6 6aran, 6aB @in6er,
6ie BON Matur gar nidt fur6tiam
itn6, es NIT Ser 3ett INNER mebr
tper6en nn6 ii@ in cine Mufregl1ng
bineiniteigern, Sic gor5 unnotiirli@
lit nn6 ni6t ielten ielbit ibrer &C.
inn6beit i6a6et. Denn 10 aufgefIdrt
un6 fortgeidritten sic @eni@beit
beut5utage ia i'm oQgemeinen audi lit,
NIT 10 bel nnbernunft unb alten al
bernen @ebrau6en bat man 6o@ nod
baufig gero6e in Ser @in6eritube 3u
faimpfen un6 gltern, 6eren 3eit uno
eeieuf@aftli@e @telung es nidt er-
lartbt, oab tie felbft ii6 a1s9Iiebli@
nit ibren fleinen 2tebIineen bel9df<
tigen, foqten ni@t beridume,n, Elm
na6iames Muge 6arouf gu baben,
oaB in 6iefer @t@turg ni9t bon ge-
miifenlofen o6er a11@ muir u%nberniinf=
|tigen 9ienitbo6en l1nbeil geitiftet
miro. Da trifft in eriter 2inie cine
Souptidul6 sic tpirfli@ 6umme,
plnmpe @rt, 1T ser @i116ern oft nit
Dem vi9mar5en Mann," Dem v8alt=
mou" un6 abnltden @9redgeitalten
georobt miro, sic ii9 lire lebbofte
Rbartaite Damn o1tsnalt un6 in al.
len @infeln un6 @den 5u ieben
glaubt. Damn m0dte ib audi ent-
i6ie6en 6abon abrotben, Sen &in6ern
%an5ubiel Mar@en 31 er5ablen, be-
ion6ers in einem Sitter, in Sen iie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02
9umorinif1es.

q II d I'll @ru 5. - Mi1ter:
~@abt SIR gegen Den einen o6er al1=
oeren 3eugen ettpas ein5umenoen?"
angeflagter: uSSa> gegen Sen
Sdr00er, DEM fob id Dor 5pei Sab=
rem 5u ieiner 6rau berbolfen uno oos
trGgt er mir nod beute nad."
Selb It bertrau en.-Ma6a=
NE (51lm neuenD ienltmao6em: Ser
lteben sic au6 ein 3immer rein 81
maden?"
Dieni tmaoden: u8ar' nit libel,
tpenn / 6at nit 5utpeg brdbt'. gu
@aus bab / alle Stau auSg'milt, nn6
90 tpar Elm gang an6erer 9red brin
ais in Ser Stub 3D."
Gin 2ebenSlauf. - @ebo=
rem, begriibt, %geliebfoit, geidrieen,
genabrt, getpabien, gel6er5t, er5ogen,
ituoirt, gepriift, geliebt> mie0ergeliebt,
oerlobt, bereint, geuirft, geltrit=
ten, gefreut, gelitten, %berlallen, er=
franft, geltorben, begraben ur6 -
pergeiien.
Mafie Nrobe. = n@aben Sic
feline @uage 90? Sd m0dte gert1e
pi1ien, mie piel i) abgenommen ba=
BE-"
81 @oag' baben mir nett : ober
iten'n g Sbno auf Sen gadlteg BORT;
me1n Ser 0l1rbbri6t, 10 miegen g.
menigitens 200 Efun6."
3roitiides 8eiipie1. =
uIie flei1en 3inge ser @elt lino es
meiltens, Sic inns Sic groBten Sdmie=
rtgfeiten bereiten."
~@an5 ridtig! Mein @aus 3. g.
fonnte id geitern Mben6 nit 2eidtig=
felt fin6en, bas S9liiliello6 aber =
unmoglid!"
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Sic @eitaltmme bes Grbbobens.

Mnf Ser Oberflade Der @r6e gtbt
eS @aiier nn6 2an6. 9as 2an6 tritt
unS in iebr berf9ie6ener @eitalt ent.
gegen.
8reitet iid 6as 2an6 aus, tpie Ser
rubige @piegel 6es @aiiers, Damn
nennen mir es fla9 o6er eben. Gin
ebenes 9an6 lit cine @bene. @rbeben
ii6 ein5elne Sbeile 6es 2on6es iiber
Die an6eren, Damn beiBen Tie @6ben.
@in6 bic &oben gering an nmfang
nn6 1T audi lire grbebung iber sic
umliegenbe @bene feline groBe, Damn
nennt man iie Siigel. Ct beben iie
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Gbroniide &artleibigfeit.

Dos folgen6e ni6t begebrte 3elg=
ntB iollte ii@erli6 geniigeno fem,
Gerioner, tpeI6e NIT @roniider Sort
leibigfeit bebaftet fin6, &offmung uno
M1ttb, 5n berleiben. sd mar Sabre
lang Elm 6rontider 9pspeptifer, nnb
bon o1en @eoi5inen, tpeIde i@ ge-
baben @bamberloins Sob
lette mir mebr gut getban, als it,
gen6 etmas Mn6eres," iagt 50. s..
Matttion, $50. z Sherman st., @or=
neQsptle, 81. 9. gu faufen BEL aIlen
San6lern. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02

Dor ser aldermen Mngetpobnbeit oes
uii6 6iirdtenS" bemabren fonnen u116
ibnen 6a6ur6 eine entl9ieoene @obl=
tbat ertpeiien; oenn menn iolde
Jurdtianrfeit in geiteigertem MaBe
auftritt, fann iie geraoe5u einen
Sdatten o1f Die ionlt TO ionnige &in~
6er5eit merfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02

@c5mungene Mi16e. =
"@iup,~ iagt Sic 2ebrerin 5u oen1
l%tt1ge5ogenen Sungen, ~bat 9i6 9ein
Goter ard ti6tig perbalten, fir bas,
mas In geltern in ser Sh11le gema9t
bait?"
ngeein, 6rdulein," ertpie6erte @inp,
uer iagt, 6as &riigeln miir6e linn
mebr meb tbun mie mir"
rDas lit ober iebr rnredt," meint
NUN sic 2ebrerin miBbtuigeno. vDein
@ater lit 5u 11adii@tig."
80 nein, Srdulein," erfldrte @iup,
uaber er Fat. iolden @beumattsmr1s
in bei0cn Mrnten."
&eiientrt. = Bel Sbrcm Sill
iten, @crr 50riter, loqten Sic fein
8ier trtnfe1l, fetnen Bein, mod tpe=
niger cil1ell Sdnapps, al1d oas Ma11=
den nnterlalien!"
~Mlio meinen Sic, &err 9oftor, i9
ion bloB nod bu1ten?"
@inman6. = Mr5t: 80, bon
oieier Meoi5in geben Sic Sbrem
Man11e a0e 5mei 5tl1n6en einen g.
lDffel bon ein!"
gauerin: vSeiie5, ale 5tpei @tu11=
oen n1r einen @Bloffel bon? Meinen
Sic, oamit tpar' Ser 6reBiaf 5ufrie=
benz" ....
9ortnadig. - General (bei
Der Snipi5irnng): u@eldes @egi=
ment?"
Sol6at: 3meites @aroe 3 @rena=
6ier =&egiment @onig 6rie6rid 8iI=
belm!"
General: u8otainon?"
Soloat: ~8meites 8ataiuon."
General: uRame?"
Sol6at: u2ebDl"
General: r@ompognie?"
Sol6at: vSSapobIl"
General: u@ompoenie?"
Soloat: u8u 8efeb1!"
General: sd frage @ompagnie?"
Soloat: ~@etpiB, 2ebp n11o Cont
pagnie!"
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Simmer gemutbIi a. - Sn
elmer Sto6t in Sadfen brennt Elm
oret1todtgeS &aus. Sdon lit fait al
leg gerettet, ga ertont aus einem 6en=
tier oes 6ritten @tofs 6ie 5timme
zines Sel1ermebrmannes: vgntiduI6i=
gen Sic giettgit, 1tebmet sc Sc 8eene
uno &oppe tpeg, iebt fommt gleid e
6ortepiaro."
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-10

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urau-s Irs for Ono Thing Olly, and
 Alaskan People Appreciate This
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-10

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The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-10

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The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-10

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The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-10

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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. T. Porter Bennett, Pastor.

1890 "The Valley of Dry Bones"
will be the theme for the morning SER
vice.
1l:45 Sunday School. A number
missed last Sunday. Did you? We want
every scholar and,teacher present next
Sunday. Let us make it $50.
6:l5 Epworth League, Mrs. Grace
Boswell, leader The interest is grow
ing in the league. You will be made
welcome.
ZOO Drifting will be the subject
for the evening service, This service
will be a musicale, special songs, Do
not miss this service. Large congre-
cations were present last Sunday. Re-
member you are wanted to attend this
home-like church. Strangers in the
city will find hearty welcome here.