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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06

2uinfa poimofast tuon lddfintd
taman pitdiF Qua, fdp felpiue iiitd
ettd lddfdri Ell aio iddbd tddud ole
maan muuta frin fuuIi tpiitfoa, iol
ld aifaa ban toitpoo tpoiipanIa pa
rantaa tubanIia fdriitpid fansiaib
miTiddn, potilaan boitaminen ottao
aifaa ainoastaon noin piiIi tabi
fuuii pdindd, iolla aifaa on 10 po'
tilaasfa buomottatpisia iuuri muu
tos. !6dnen ioimenIa alfaa beti, fun
iofu iairaala mpDntdd miebeue buo'
neustonia fdptetdmdfIi.
!6dn ei aio pitdd fpdlid iiud, fetG
bdn parantaa, fpaan ottaa iofoiien
nastaon fen bGnen IliofIenIa tuIee,
Wties aiustaa npfpiIin Mstor SoteI
lisIa.
panftiiri SinIap, iofa tarioii mie'
belle fdptettdpdtii mill. bouaria on
It fertonut tobtaufIestaan tiebemie'
ben fansia ieuraamaa:
y2un tapaiin bdnet laipalla ia tor
JOHN bdneue mainitun Iumman fdp.
tettdpdtIeen, fieItdptpi ban iiitd ipr
fdsti Ianoen Ell tuueenIa tdnne fei.
notte.emoun, tpaan tefemddn t,itufIi
parannuStapanio. &uitenfin minmn
tarioutIeni on eoeQeenfin bdnen fdp'
tettdpdnddm, Jos ban ndfee bppdf
Ieen perustoa tdnne tarfoimstaan
paStao,pon Iairaolan".
Wtifffd tobtori ei aio ppIdbtpd e
nemp6d aitaa tddud iobtuu fiitd,
ettd bdn, pmien ianoienIa mutaan,
haIuaa iaaba parannnstapania tn.
mtIi pmpdri mailman faittien Fam
Ioien fesfuuteem, min plan fuin mab'
oouistu.
glpt on bdnen porannustaponIa
tinnettu melfein taifisla imistpnei-
ben maiben lGdtdripiiresid.
&un ban iaapui 9lmerifan ram
taan, iattui bausfa fpdIitobtaus, ios
fa oil omiaan berdttdmddn buomio
ia. Sobtorin tultua tullausbuonee'
ieen, oil bdnead fdoesiddn pieni
rusteaIIa pabpilla pddllpstettp fo'
teIo.
Suqimiebet tarttuipot iiiben iaa'
ootieen torfastaa len iiiduHn, paan
Fun fuuliipat ettd field oil eldpid
baiiaeia, ei fenenfddn mieli tebnpt
mennd litd pentomaan, tpaan annets
tim ba Iiaien iaapua maibin Gilman
Iutufoetusta) ilman mintddnlaista
tullitartostusta. - 2ai fiittindt tnl.
limiebet onneaan. Fun pddiimdt e.
room mofomosta riurman paffsta".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
st1bbd p6tuabti lbpfi falIiSariupi'
fen famlafetimn.

Gbicso, belmif. 26 p. - 2alIisar-
fpoinen fauIafeiiu. ionfa Wtrs. 81.
Spra9ue fabotti tpiime fppsfuusia
olesiaan matfalla 8ostonista Gbi
ca9oon, on nnttemmin ldpbettp. 2li'
ma len fatoamiIesta Iaatfa or fet'
iua, iofa on artpostelht SIS. 900
armoiiefTi. innoffaasti etIittp, mitta
turbaon 2lipan iattumatta lDpbettiin
ie MT erddn f6pbdn pDwaboin piffu
tpttdren faulasta. Yopobti oil i5p
tdnpt faulafetiun erddltd raban tpar
reIla oIeipasta ritfaldidstd ia pistd
npt fen taSfuunfa Ietd fotiin iaa'
iputtuaon antanut len pittu tpttdrel'
leen, aapistamatta lointaan fen
iuurta aamoa. &un litten tpttDnen
terran attui erddn iumeeIifouppi
aan iffunaon faiiomoan ndpteforuio,
buomattiin foru tptDh foulosIa. 2ut
iuttiin al oIiantuntiioita armostelemaan
len arpoa, ia min pibooin faatiin
ielpille. ettd Ie onfin iunri ie famla'
fetiu, ionfa Wtrs. Spro9ue ippss
fuusIa fabotti. &aulofetiu on MT
ioutunut tofaifin oitealle omistoial
leen ia fDpbd pDmabti on IDpbDs'
tddn iaanut runIaan paltfion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
&mmlmtms.

Gboibamin Gw. 2uib. 0onIauis.
Ieurofunnan tpuoiineIidnnes fofous
pibetddn firfosfo bubtifuun 6 p:nd
1918 Flo 2 pdiwdad, iobon futiu'
toan foiffia Ieurofunnon idfenid
iaapumoon fesfusteIemaon ia pddt
tamddn ieurafuntoa fosfeipista a.
iioista.
yliiIo Wdnsfd, 5. 2uoma,
eiimieS. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
Kansaf, Rirjeita.
2afc Wproen. q. 8.

- Eddlld meibdn pienesId fpIds,
Idmne on iublittu tapalista enem.
mdn ndind aifoina.
= past. 6. g. Hisianen. tdndii
meiue pubumasIa SumaIan ianao,
iolloin fofoonnuimme uIeita fertpia
SumoIon Ianan pmpdrile. 9dnddn
tddIld On laarnaoia u. 6asieI. rou
ttos 9lntti") toitottamosIa tornea.
pelfddmdttd ibmiSmieIid usfaltaa,
Elm 2lntti meitG nubbella ipnnistd
n,ulta mpDsfin firfastaa armoafin
SeeiutIen fautta Ipntid tuntetpille fie.
luille.
Monet toFn fuuIupat pabsntu
neen bdnen pubeeiiinia, mutta Min
bdn Ie on, ettd enanfeliumin iaar'
nooia poittaa wibouifiafin. m,itta
mpDsfin pStdipid.
gDibo1iieua on fpoan bdtd tdd1d'
Fin, fud ie pelfdd JOS bdn ionfun'
faan paIneliiania faoottaa. Ne, iots
fa on Iouffaantiinut iaarnoistu, mill
lie on tpield 2ristus louffaus fipi
ia pobennufien fallio, iild ei ne tpi'
baa iaarnaaian perIoonaa mutta
Sumalan ianaa. SeIndt merritt fiis
Ianan fpoimasta tddudtin. Toiiet ras
fastaa toilet tpibao.
- Eautia Iiiffuu runIaaSti npfp
ddn paiefafunnallamme uIeita ben.
filDitd iairostaa. SumaIa ibmifd
muistuttaa iudfin tnipala aiatteles
maan beibdn iielunIa autuutta.
- past. .. HuoiIaIainen alfaa
rippifouluu moalisf. II p:nd Safe
ytorbenin, firfosia.
2eidfoulun toimia poiffafunnal
Ie on oIIut 10 fpireiud. Toitpon, ettd
aIiasta tuIiIi tipli tof, Tud ftd fipe'
dsti faipaamme. Sttofaapa laSten
tpanbemmat iuo aiia omatf aiiaf.
Ienne.
past. .. HuotIalainen ON mat
fustanmt Weaibroof, Wlinn. pitd'
mddn rippifaulua iosia piippp pa
ri fpiiffoa.
5 DIR paul @erdnen on mppnpt
oiania fonppoIiiffeistddn poiaaeen
Oscar 6erdieue.
Seristillinen yl,ioriIoieura alot'
taa toas toimintan5a fuin ilmat ldm'
pence. 2ofoutIia pibeiddn firfoSio
Iunnuntai iItaiiin bausfaua obieI'
malta.
- Seurofunnon naiIet on aifonui
peruStaa mpDsfin pmpeluleuran al
neelIisten tparain bonffimiIefTi.
Slmat on oUeet erittdin iefpdi
fofo taltpen, mutta MT on tpasto
biemon lunta Iaianmi.
- pion ne alfaa fiireet maan mie'
billie tddudfin fuin iuIee 10 fpltpDn
aifafin muutoman ipiiton perdstd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
&iriped bptellirafennnfien palp
Cmabaeia

9Iinoostaon muutamia botellin
aiuffaista ebti pelostua pala'
tpasta rafennutiesta
9lifaiTin periantoiaamuna pddFi
tuIi fpouoineen erddsid Omaban
folmiferrofilesTa boteIlirofennufieS'
ia luuItauasti riffoutuneista faaiu
iobboista ia Ieipiii tuli Ieqoileua bir.
tpittdtpdad nopeubeaa. ettd ainoos.
taan barnat botellin oIutfaat ebti.
mdt peIastoutiia. llIeita Iouffaontui
fuolettanasti prittdesIddn pclastou
tua bpppddmdlld iftunoista fofpolle
fabuue. Grds folmonnesta ferrof'
Iesta bppdnnpt mics meni muooot
tomafIi mDbtdleefIi. Minoosiaon
muutamio onnistuifpat patfale Fit
rubtoneet palofuntaloiIet pelaStoo
! poloportoioen apulla palanan ra'
fennutien iffunoiIta, joilla isuen be
obotteIifpat pelostusta. 2ieffien to-
tpnttoman nopean lepenemiIen
fpuotii ietd fen tpuotIi. ettd ferro'
taan rafennutIesia fiben aifoan
fuin tuli pddfi tpolloilIeen topohhi
neen rdidbbpfien, ortpelIaon tuIen
pddsleen aIfuunia faoiuiobboista.
poIosia iurmania Iaone,ben Iutu'
mddrd on arpioitu 20 Omoiiuuber
butta ortpioibaon $3.50. .OOO- $500.
900.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
putofi iaibin.

2uutnontti ylinnis menetti benfen.
I'd pubotesioon erddleer iuareen idd
baIfeamaan. Sdnen fuoIemania on,
ldmoinfuin Scottinfin, berdttdnpt
Iiurta iurua GneIonnisia, fiud bdn
Elm oil panba ia fofenut nopareifei.
lid, iosta obotetiiin poIion bpDtpd
tieteeIle. Sdnen oitomutienia oil ems
fin ldbted Scottin fansia iamaan
reifitnntaon, tpaan fitten ban fuiien'
Elm mtiutti mielenid, Idbtien toitunee'
no retteiIiidnd Wamionin reiftfun'
nan oppaofIi.
auiert ndfpp, ndpttdd eieIdinen
iddmaa Sipootiman uieammon ubrin
fuin pobioinen. Tad slnoreen retfi'
funta on< <oinoa, iofa on Min onnet'
tomosti hioriitonut mattonid, fuin
ndma mol emmot ensIoniiIaiiet.
aoinen liabtDionomo fertoo. ettd
WlapioniH malta on olut muuten
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
4urffi taipnipainen nemtupt'
teluibin.

Sofia, Bulgaria, beImif. 27 p. -
Curtin balitus on tpibboinfin IL
moittanut oIemania taipupainell
neumottelmibin Iorianopelin Iinnoi
tufien iubteen 9ulsarialaisten fans.
ia. Curtin ballihs on bartaasti ppp'
tdnpt Wendidu ballitufien mali
tpstd neutpotteluien alfamiIefIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
Gareb Tospm, @is.

Tddltd Min borpoin ndfee uutiIia
9luttoiosfa, tpoiffa ct onaffaon fals
fana Guttoian fpntpmdpoifoilta.
pprpd Ia taos pprpd ndpttdmdt
ilmat iatfupan tpield maaIiSfuuIla.
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Gmilio sNasero Surmattu.

Wasbineton, .. g., maaIistuun
L p. - Ednddn fpara.amiraali sSIe'
tcheriltd iaapuneesIa ipirolliiesIa tie.
oosfa iulistettiin perdttDmdtii ie bu'
bu, ettd amerifalaiiista IotaIaifpoiS'
ia ommutut fuuIat 0era GrurisIa
lilipat tapponeet mefIifoIoiIia.
Wasbinston, 9. g., beImif. 2S p.
= Ednddn iaapui tdnne YbbnsnaI
tain ldbettilddItd Zane WilIonilta
pirallinen iImotus Iiitd. ettd murba.
tnn entiIen preIibentti Maberon toi
men ipeli Gmilio Ntabero on ammuts
In. &uten muistetaon, on Gmilio
Wtaberon murbosta 10 ennen ferrot.
tn, mutta mp0bemmin iuliStetliin uu
tinen perdtiDmdfi. Wiranomaiiet o.
mat ndbtdpdSti toettaneet alata to-
tmutta, peIldten ipnnpttdmdn fatfe.
ruutta puertan birmubaIitusta mas.
taan. WilIou ilmoittaa Wtaberon
IaaneenIa iurmanIa iobtaesIaan fu.
mouf'ellista iomtfoa pobiois Wteff
+ fosIa.
gtpt Iiis on 10 Wtabero fpeIietIistd
folme ioutunut 6uertan ballitutien
fostomurban ubritii.
g4eritpDt iatfumat.
81 paio, Ser., belmif. % p. =
Sbihuabua Gitpstd tdnne tdnddn
faapuneet matfuetoiat toitpat tieoon,
ettd 6uertan balitutIen eoustoiat o.
mat telottaneet tpoltion pddfaupun.
gin poliiIipddGirDn ia ieitiemdn nun.
ta upIeeria. Seitd ipptettiin olaqiIuu'
besta pauantumoutielli iaIaliit
toon, ionfa iobtoiana luullaan oI
leen entinen tupern06ri Nbrabam
T9on3 3ales.
Wooeron omaiiet Ioapuneet
6aDanaan.
Sanano, Cuba, belmif % p. =
GubaIainen fanuunanene Guba fao
put tdnne tdnddn Wera Gru3ista.
hioben mutanaan preiioentti Wtabe
10. tp iinaian lesfen, dioin ia enon.
Eunnustamat 9uertan baDi
IufIen.
2orebo, Eer., beImifuun % p. =.
Neufpo 2arebosla pioetpsId rauban'
neutpottelusia ouat Yobiois Uteff'
fon fumousliifteen iobtoiain ebms'
taiat ontaneet tunEmstufienia !9uer'
tan balIitufieae.
9daaiien ilmotutIen tefi tdnddn e.
persti -pascual Oro3co panbempi.
Hobiois Wetffon f,imousliitfeen
iobtoian I'D. Gmersti Sro3co ilmoit.
taa oletpanIa fitd mieItd, ettd rau'
ban paIoutuminen tuIee olemaan bp'
min Ipbpen aian tpipmps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-15
BAPTIST
FIRST.

FIRST.
Meeting house on Fayette street
near High. Pastor, Rev. William H.
Bawden, residing at 1873 Gordon
street.
Men like to get together alone, and
are afforded the opportunity every
Sunday morning at $50, for an hour
of Bible study and discussion.
At 10 80 the people congregate
on the theme: What Some Men Of
the First Century Did"
Our Sunday school meets at 11:45
for Bible study and Christian Gull
ture study, with classes for all.
The young people conduct a song
and devotional service at 4 o'clock,
in the Home for the Aged. The pas
tor will present a Bible to the Home
in behalf of the Philathea Society,
At 7.30 we gather for a song and
prayer service, during which the as
tor will preach on the theme: "a
Visit of Jesus Of Nazareth to Earth
Again" Have you ever thought
what it would mean should Jesus
come again to earth In bodily form ?
Can your imagination paint for you
the picture of his coming about now?
Do you know what people generally
would do? And what he would do?
And What he would be interested in ?
The Week.
Tuesday Afternoon the Women's
Missionary Society will meet.
Wednesday evening the mid week
meeting of and for all the people,
when we assemble together to talk
about spiritual things. A stranger
from a distant city last week compli-
mented us upon the attendance and
interest Of our meeting, saying that
it was out of the ordinary. Come,
learn for yourself.
Friday evening, Sunday school
business and social meeting for the
teachers and officers.
Notes.
Rev. Arthur T. Brooks, of larry
town, N. Y, will deliver his famous
lecture on "An Evening with Famous
Hymns and Hymnists," Tuesday
evening, April 1. Mr.. Brooks has a
fine voice, and will illustrate his own
lecture.
Our cordially, especially to stran-
gers, has gone afar, so that VIZ have
a reputation to live up to. Simply
as men and women we welcome you,
in Christ's name. We would that
others should share the good things
that we ourselves enjoy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-15
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

SIMPSON.
High and jefferson streets. Will
liam E. Palmer, minister, 331 High
street, adjoining church.
Sunday services:
$50, class meeting.
1890, public worship.
1900, Sunday school. V. G. Mum
ger, superintendent.
$50, Epworth League. Miss G..
Amer, leader.
$50, public worship.
Morning.
Decentralization No. 2..s. Batiste
Professional
Response-Accept, o Lord, Thy Peo-
pies prayer for Christ Our Dear
Redeemer's sake 80. Mendelssohn
Psalm, Gloria
Ohertory Anthem-Calvary. Rodney
Miss Jeanette H%oagland, of
Junior Choir, taking solo part
Sermon-Rev. W. e. Palmer, Phi. d.
Recessional-
Silent Prayer
Organ-Symphonic Postlude
Beethoven
Evening,
Organ-Cruclfixus ..e..sp., Faure
Professional
Responsible Lords Prayer, chant
ed
Anthem-Sun of My Soul Martin
Solos by Mrs. Brimlow and Miss
Parsons
Psalm, Gloria
Offertory Solo-The Palms &C., Faure
Miss Marion Eldridge
Sermon-Rev. w. E. Palmer, Phi. d.
Recessional-
Silent PRAYER
Organ-Processional ..Tschaikowsky
Notices.
At the morning service there will
be baptism of adults and children.
There will also be reception of mem
bers on probation and into fun men,
bership.
Monday evening the Ladies' Aux
Hilary will serve a Dutch supper in
the church.
Tuesday evening the Standard
Bearers will meet at the home Of
Miss Gorgas, on Market street.
Wednesday. 7:45 p. M, weekly
prayer service.
Thursday, 3:46 p. m.,. Junior Ep-
worth League.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-15
MONEY TO LOAN.

Do you require money IN O hurryf
If you do, our plan Of advancing
ready cash will be of interest to you.
ANY reasonable amount, from ten dol
lars upward, on our guarantee, saves
you time and worry.
Before securing a loan there are sew
eral things to be considered. Have your
dealing confidential, with a reliable firm.
One who will consider your circum-
stances at all times. One whose aim is
to be Of ZEAL service and to please.
We have been established over IL
years, which proves we must Lave given
satisfaction. Our business Is serving
the public with ready cash, and you
will find public opinion proclaims us
the Most Reliable. Our motto is ga
square dtal or no deal" If impossi
bic for you to call at our Office, write
or telephone and the manager himself
win call and explain more fully, our
quiet, courteous way Of advancing
money. New Brunswick Loan Com
pany, As Paterson st., New Brunswick
N. j. Phone II. Room 10, second
(oor. OhAes hours 8 .. m. to . ., m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-15
ELECTIONS
THE MINIMUM WAGE.

The VRIOe OF a social survey can
be appreciated when its results may
be tabulated in dollars and cents.
Bushes men nowadays pay an ex-
pert to examine carefully their entire
business chat all its various aspects
may be taken into account and guam
titiyely analysed and tabulated.
When a loss or any inefficiency is
revealed at any point, immediate
steps are taken to overcome and off
set. Social surveys of communities
are sometimes equally startling, and
should result in equally far-reach-
ing policies.
The immolation of virginity on the
affairs of civilization has grown to al
most stunning proportions. 1t has re
mained for these latter days to re-
duce 1t to a traffic In which millions
of dollars are invested. In seeking
to right so great a wrong, the ques-
ton has been asked, why has it so
increased of recent years? 1t is the
social survey that is enabling us to
answer the question. And the IN
swer Is as clean cut as Nathan's IA
nous response to David. Thou are
the man" 1t Is because we Amer
lean people, sc we are told, pay our
women workers less than 1t costs
them to live, less than is possible to
exc out a decent living with, that SO
many women are. driven into lives of
shame, that they may thereby gain
the wherewithal to satisfy natures
first law of self-preservation.
OF course, there are many on
tributing causes. But the America
people as a whole stand convicted by
our modern social surveys of de-
bauchiug their daughters, u%npalata-
Bile as the truth may be. We have
increased in national wealth as no
other people have, but in order to
put the money in our own pockets
we have robbed our daughters OF
their dues, and have left them to
shift for themselves as best they may
with a quagmire yawning almost at
their feet. Your daughter may be-
safe. but somebody's daughter has
been sacrificed.
To the honor OF Americans, once
the evil Of our ways is perceived, we
are all anxiety to make amends.
We may not undo what has been SO
foolishly done, but we may see to It
that the future rolls up no such
charge against US. And here Is
where one man ma not tread alone,
but needs the support of his fellows.
In fact, such paternal legislation as
the establishment OF a minimum
wage for women Is a step in the di-
rectlon Of the coming socialism.
| Man singly Is too much swayed by
self interests to take such a step, but
finds It easier when he knows that
all his fellows are coerced in the
same direction by a prohibitiye law.
The conditions laid bare by the ur-
| veys referred to make II blood boil,
until the shoe pinches II OWL foot.
This hurts so much, and is so likely
to distract our attention from the
matter before us, that We need the
compelling voice of some statute,
holding us to our task until we have
done what we may as individuals to
right the wrong done by us as n of
the many.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-15
Holy CRnSS
MAGYAR

Rev. louis Nanassy, D. Ph.
Palm Sunday. Holy Communion
at $40 a. m. Morning service with
sermon at 1920 a. m. In connection
with this service the rite of conf1r-
nation will be administered to a
class consisting Of II catechumens.
Sunday school at North Amboy at
/ p. m; In the church at 2 p. m;
afternoon service at 3 p. m.
During the holy week there will
be penitent offices every night at
1870, except Friday.
On Good Friday Holy Communion
at 8 a. M; morning service with
sermon at 1890 a. M; litany and
passion service from 2 to 3 .. M;
evening service with sermon at
y On
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-15
HELP Cd

WANTED-High class man to sell
trees, shrubs, roses. vines, berry bush
es, bulbs, etc. Good wages; permanent;
exclusive territory. Brown Brothers
Nurseries, Rochester, New York.
1E0E- q 1EI+
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-15
- CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL. -
PRESBYTERIAN
FIRST

FIRST
Services II a. IN. and 7.30 p. m. Rev.
James Henry Northrup, minister.
Palm Sunday will be celebrated at
the morning SERVES. The decoration of
pulpit, the special music by the choir
and the theme of the sermon are all in
accordance of the day.
In the evening the sermon will
be on His Meek Little Wife"
will be preached. This is the
sequel to the discourse last Sunday
night on The Head of the House. They
are not all so perhaps they should not
all be such but there are some. And
this type will be the theme. What can
such a one do for the house? The is
the fourth of the evening series on
The Home. Scripture Prov. 81. What
Lemuel's mother taught him, Text, l.
Peter 81. g.
Palm Sunday Music II a. IN.
Organ, Hosannal .... Wachs
Chorus, Fling Wide the Gates, "Cruci-
fxion' Stainor
Fling with the gates!
For the Saviour waits
TO tread His royal way;
He has come from above
On His power and love,
To die on this Passion day.
Anthem, Jerusalem ........... Parker
Behold, the King travis near the
City gates!
Go forth, Jerusalem, with shout
and song.
An moved, as by one thought, the
people rise,
And hasten forth a glad, tumultu-
ons throng.
Organ, Hallelujah! Mount of Olives
Beethoven
Evening Music.
Organ, Alteration ......,. Anterior
Anthem, The Palms, Faure ..... Buck
Soprano solo and chorus, The Holy City
Adams
Organ, Gloria from Twelfth Mas
Mozart
Announcements.
p 10 q. m. Sunday school.
1915 a. m. Meeting Of the Board OF
Governors of the Brotherhood In the
parlor.
3 p. IN. intermediate and Junior En-
deavor.
$40 p. m. Senior Endeavor. How
may every SaDDAtu De 'lne BOru 3
Day. Jer, III 21-27. Leader Mr..
Adrian Lyon.
Livingstone Celebration.
Wednesday 7.45 p. M. Hundredth
anniversary of the birth of David
Livingstone, the Apostle Of Christ of
Africa. Mrs. Elizabeth Hazard and
Mr.. Robert Anderson will sing solos.
Miss Fay Druckenmiller will recite
an ode to Livingstone. Others will
tell of his Journeys, trials and vic
tory.
Thursday 2 p. m. In the chapel,
meeting of the Sewing Society. Hos
~tesses, Mesdames Luback, Willsey,
Gregory.
March 81 (Thursday) entertain
ment given by the Endeavor Society
entitled "Maidens All Forlorn."
Easter Cantata.
Miss Susie Dixon, and her chorus
choir, with come guest soloists are
preparing Rogers Cantata, "The
New Life for the Easter evening
service.
Miss Marguerite Boughton, sa-
prano; Miss Edith Crowell, alto;
Mr.. Jesse Slaight, tenor; Mr.. Alfred
Anderson, bass; Mr.. Fred Briggs,
baritone; Mr.. Anderson, y%iolinist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-15
ST. u GERMAN.

Location, First street, near Mar
ket street. Rev. DR.. Jacob Ganss,
pastor. Sunday services at 3 o'clock.
English and German Sunday school,
2 p. M.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-15
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-15
DANISH ADVENTIST.

Danish Seventh Day Adventist
church, All Neville street. James d.
Johnson, minister; residence, The
Westminster.
Program for Week.
Saturday, Sabbath school at 2 p.
m. Preaching at 3.
Sunday, Sunday school at 2 p. m.
in the English language. In the
evening Elder Arnold Grundset, re-
turned missionary from Asmara'Ertt-
rea, East Africa, will address the
congregation on the subject of mis-
sions.
Tuesday, prayer meeting at 8 p. m.
Wednesday, special service In
Dana hall, 226 Smith street, at s p.
A cordial invitation is extended TO
all Scaudinavians.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-15
CONGREGATIONAL
EDI

I. f. Ahlstedt, pastor, 1876 Madi-
son avenue, church located on Cor
don street.
Services tomorrow at:
1880, sermon, Christ washing
the feet of His disciples" John 10:
ia.
Has, Sunday school.
700, Young Peoples prayer meet
ing.
1870, sermon, "The Lamb of God"
John 1885.
Wednesday evening the regular
mid-Meek service.