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iipr | gioenifob. Der 10 par iorn
en- Iuffet BOG for BAN. 5eoen bleo
en- Siatterieoe.
gieiismen bragte oen npe 1io
ogiaa for Seoerne. s. 6. RepIina
iiaer / i'm BOG aaampen melIem
Sober o. ariitne" ON gietismen:
Ter uOgif ira oenne geuG9elie en-
riff % Interchangeable Outlining,
Der Tor ben oper airfens tsrre aaer.
Zen bIeo maen no Heiormation,
men ben bao0e 6ornDellensprintip
/ itg. Opener, iom bnDoe itiiocret
1olmnO o. par itprtt interesieret
/ Ss6erne. brDoe6e, al airfen itoo
/ 8Gl6 iii SeoeioIfet,s gInnot an
BET opitilIeSe ban - Runfter an.
ennenoe Ell 0riitens 5qrboIo til
Ssoerne, Get isrite I16ct iaoOan:
oGerior er Seoerue ~faOipreote
bIanot De ariiine. Tor of De IioI
pare ct GfsempeI paa @itos Com
oa aipe Dem eeiligbeO tii at sue
fia ! aGrIiabeo. Ssoerne lniGrfeOe,
man iaa meo belt andre 35ine pna
benz % oerior fornnoreDsss be og.
fna / Oeres 5orboIO till De ariitue.
De loo III paooirfe, ca mango bleu
OnpenOt. HeiOrmntionJi, ser por
acnopliDct / 9ictismen( booOe mart
uOrettet mere emo SELF MioOeIoloe.
rcns. ia 0IStiOens IkusIer. 1uona
% 5oridaeIfer. silort bespuOie
ma ogiaa at tRnfe lpna en- oronet
Observation-Disclosures. tmauOen. Der
iprrffotte Oenne. onr 5ob. Sem.
rich GnIlenberaer. 4senne Rono.
Der bar til inn flor sgeliianeIie Tor
Ss6emisiionen. bnrl Qroiesior
Sale. Sans Roun ert fupttet til oen
Snitituiion. Der uoiJuote De isriie
SebemisiionGrcr. T[ette ~ninItihaiur
iu0aicum" bleb ftiftdft | 1880 og be.
fob Of en- lille Sri eos Of @enner,
fom piIbe bengiue peres 2ip | So
oemisIionens 9ieneif e. De TO ieritg
Wisiionprer bar 80 i0mdnn on W1'
nitius. De bereiite 9BoIpn, EnTfIanO
9ebmen, Gonmorf og GugIanS,
iuoIaoenoe fla | Sai utaIer meo 30
Der ON beres eli |rls GreIie. o
maatie uSitaa bodV lroe eiSeIier
gsbmcn Os andre .fntOlTfe oanOe
men 8riipten al oercys arbeiOe uOe
bIep heller life. Q en- ~betuoeIiaIt
Nanb ira nrpnte { snIfitnt or boz
stepbnn sebuIts. s 'am Optos Ger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
3 staIien.

3 Stofien por Seoernes aaar
9ennemgooenoe miIoere. gaoerne
boTot en- beifpttenoe SannO ooer
Dem, maaife for Oerfor Iettere of
foa a6g1na til Ssoernes genge,
ooe oil bi life belt betpiOIe oeres
Observation-Disclosures. Taen Tom bet
gif | Sponier, Tnnlebes ogind Der
91berne bar life | Stdn0 til at for.
hinore oct Ss6eboo, Der bar inn al
min6eliqt, fra at brp6e no | 5orfel.
aelier. Der ffete iIrr Gori6gelier
mSer goperne gouI ben ". oa
Bins V. 9enne fioite uoioseoe 50
oerne ira airfeitaten meo nnotngeI.
Re Of Mom oa arfona. Manee bIeD
faiiet | SnfDiiitionens 5anssIer %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
apfaanO.

3 Ipiflan0 Ieoeoe Seoerne mn.
Der IDffeligp aaar til aorstogenes
1i0. g2eu ino brso 5orisl9eliernc
o9ina no ior aloor Oct par life
Snfuiiitioneu iom 5pdnien. life
6uriterne iom / englanS. mel Sc
piloe 5olfebrDrgelier. Der braate
Gro % gIenOigbeo ooer Seoerne.
1e bleD beif1l0t Tor at bape paa.
iert Mio0elalOeren oens tire itore
&lager: aorstogeue, S%aracenernes
SuOialb % 8eiten. 9e 6orislael-
Ter. man paoierte Ssoerne pnn
@rmo al oisie 9eifnlOninaer oar
iaa %ariieli9e, al man maaite tro,
Ser pilOe life urre blepen en- SeOC
tilopers. Sea ifal blot Der / 5orbi.
gaoenoe nGnne noele iao tsrre Be
retninacr ON. oisie Mars 2ioeIier,
4,aa en- Sobbat / 1896 orGbtes en-
flor WnnaOe Sober / Speier. IA
Gage Oerciter en- bel je0iif Nienig.
be0 / Borms, s Gage oereiter oIlG
Seoer / WaiH3. Dan mDroeee n0en
Senipn til alOer og aen / ale gper
lnnas Rbinen. Giter oct anoet aors-
tog reiite Minfeu N1l0oIf ON %
opbisie0e iii Moro o. 8IpnorinG
al Ss6erne. Ge ira andre Steoer
Iaa pei fen6te 8eifDloninger mot
Ss0erne, at De 0rpbte ariitenberr
for at BRUCE oeres BLOB peb 4na.
ifemanltioet. at De iorbaoneoe So
itien og foreifteOe grenOene ionoi
9iItro runot omfrfng | TpifIono,
Dog oprnnot Der en- ireoeIigere Iii
for Seoerne, efter at De reformnto
rife aonciIier / aonitanis og go'
lei nogenIun6e iifre0e S~tillinger
for Dem. 5 oenne Ionee lib pai
Der nriten inaen Sober, Tom bier
at Siertet inn6e ariitne. ane gn.
itreneeIier eno0og for pao Ell friite
Tia Rnaoe of pinOe Ss0erne pai
ir~uatesfsIe. @run6en til bette mac
uiitnof Isges |, at airfen bar | lac
forfaloen en- 5iliton6, at ben fore
fom Ssoerne barre END Seoenifn.
BET.
Z u0portes SenIeen0e iorblen
Ssoprnes StiIIing | be tpffe Can
Be cgIno eftcr Reformationen ill,
Ipnelo6en6e uforonOret. De mnast'
irem0eIes 30 ! n~fIonoreoe gDoele
bore en- ipre9en Grnot m. m. ION
Tor aeformotionen Wen Ser poi
ioreganet en- 5ornnbring | 5offenei
Sin6, Tom ogiad fi6en bite fla
oercs SorboIo til Ssoerne. 2utber
unfe6es | gegpnoefIen oper Ssoer'
ne os bop6e, fom bons Sfrift ~Coip
Sefus Elm ~geborener Suoe mar"
piite, ct Init Snab ON Ssoefnes ina
re OmOenoeIie. San flyer: aJoroi
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3 @naIanS.

SiOen 8il6eIm Grobrcrens I'D
6aD6e mango Sober boiat flo /
England o9 Iepeoe / DC iterre 9Der
/ 3o og 9elitano. Den paa aors-
togenes Sio bieo De mproeoe % 10.
~plpnoreoe Der JON / andre San0e.
9og blep Der giort oOifillige 5or.
igg paa oeo friitelia Misiion Al
uin0e Dem. lln0er Senrif Den Ere.
Ole blep Der oprettet e ggonoert
0ouie" / 9on0on til oi mootaae
% mOerpiie 9roieluier. Nionge iat.
tiae 9roieIntter moOtog ogian time.
lia 9ipIp ira bette 9ns. Der at Son.
gen bIeD m0eritettet me0 Benge.
mi0Ier. Genne @nitnlt 6Ieu til itor
@eliigneIie, i0et Den life Blot 0rog
0miorg ior mango Eroielntter, men
oen uoien0te oaian 9rriter % 2G-
rere. III Seoerhe ldd tort I'D effef
9eurifs 9eo i 1850 6lep uoiaaet
Al engIanS. ifpIoies oen 5orbittreI.
ie, 9olfct upreoe moo Ssoerne pna
@rimO al Oeres ioare 9Iaoer %
5orialifning al Nnnten. 10000
Sober moatte iorlaOe 2anOet. JON
iorbIeD Gutfet for Dem til 6rom-
mells lib. llnoer BAN pen6te man.
ae rige Sober tilbaae til Gnglano.
boor oe neo eoSi al Ben noitrotte
Tolerance. 5 intel oano or iad
mango SOBER fripiGIia aaaei
ooer til ariitenoommen iom / ena.
lamb. Gn tor Mpna0e al DC ior.
nemite 5amilier Bar SOBER til 6or.
iu0re, % paa 9ruOifeitoIe itaar
Sm6rcoois al ieoiife 9roieIotter
rller 0eres efterfommcre.
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8 spanisn.

timber geitgoternes Serreosmme
/ Spanien bdpoe Sboerne life blot
5reo, men MO mango gegunitigel-
ier, ioa I9nge oisie 5OIf bar aria-
mere o. iaaleoes | Oppoiition moo
Ben Ianoe airfe. Men ca arianer.
ne ait oper til ben fdtolife airfe,
bar Sboernes CODE Doge forbi.
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NisiiOnsfOreOrag
StaOent Natbiaien, Grin. Gem.

Sta0ent Wiatbinlen, Erin. Gem.
Goangel1ten Sobannes Tiger:
San (nemlig ariit1s) tom til II
eget, og bans egne tose life moo
BAN. ariitus bleo en- anitsositeu.
en- 5orargeIies -aIippe Tor Ssoerne
0ms 9en bleD aoriet, oct, boorom
ga1llis / aor. I. % Tiger. at Oei
er 5soerne en- 5orarseiie, % l.
5besi. ?, 1916: De gibielilog Den
5erre Seins og 9rofeterne og ne
ioge os og life bebnge @uO og itae
ale Menneifer imoo, ioet Be for.
hinore % / al tale til Seoninger
til 0eres 5relie, for til eHboer Ei0
at iploe oeres Spnoers Raal. .
gette Gitat al 9aulus er / @rm0er
Seoernes 9rogram ira ben ierite
Menigbeos IiO BELT ne0 til Dor.
Som Sc bap0e foriuIet Den Ser
re SeIus ariitus, iaa ierfiIgte Dc
ogion bans Diiciple. SO mere epan.
geliet ON oen forsfqiteoe uobreotes
0es mere tiltog Ssoerues SAB til
oe ariitne. @ailns par iiGr Sen.
Itano Tor oeres SAB % 5orislael.
Ter, o. ingen 5orfelgeIier BAR prp.
get al mere SAB emo aetop oem.
Ssoerne ioronitalfeoe. 9e bersDe-
De be osbte Ss0er oeres Gienoom
og onfIase6e De ariitne for be fam.
meIiaite 5orbrD6eIier. @runOen til
Ss0ernes uuoillffeli9e SAD ifpl.
oes oiitnot beres ifIiffe6e Resiias-
boob. Ss6erne, oct 5olf, Der par
uopnlgt Of SUD og paa iaa mango
Waa0er pnr f~oretruffet irenfor De
andre GoIfeigro. at oct ifuloe gna
Slip Of 5oriRttefien, og De forag-
teoe Sefterere ffiIloe trGoe | oeres
Steo. oct funoe nof ifnbe ct uuo.
IIuffeIiet Sab til De ariitne. Sri.
itenoommen bar uoiprunaen al 50.
oeoommen, bouoe taget ioa at iige
BET be6ite, oct ionoe / Seoebommen
o. bar MI peo at bline en- @ngt
geroen, meoens S~soeoommen life
Ipnoerlig ~llobreoelie. Zen bar
mere oa mere blenen til en- u0nor.
teg Geremoni uoen enne til at op.
toge bet me og uniperielle, uoen
Gpne til at tilfreositilIe EiOens oan.
beige Earn. Zen bapoe oeo lit
5ormoqien afifaaret iie ieIn fra ct
bliDe en- Mngt / SmfunOet | De
fommenoe 5ioer. ariiten0ommen
oerimoo par llotrpf for ielpe 9iDet
og 2Diet og gior6e uoen @eremo'
nier, Der ifiil6e peee ben imoo en-
O~pfploeliens lib, propaganda
blanot ale Soft uOen 5enipn til
Hationnlitet. Dette mnntte blipe 81
oerne en- 6orareelIe, og 10 mere
4riitenoommen uobreotes. oes bi.
trere bleD Sa6et. Ger opitilleoes
en- ACCOMPLISHMENTS oDer b.
ariitne, Tom ifiiIoe oplRies bper
Sa6bnt / Spnogogen. Sort iost,
man gioroe aft for at foa Saoet til
De ariitne Ina inogroet JON muIigt
JorboIoet mellem be TO Religio'
rter blep npiten utnaleligt, oo Dc
Griitne pqgre0e iig Deo at oeltdge
/ gar-gbofbahs Oprsr mob 6o'
merne. Otter Seruialems goelrg'
gelie, oa Ssoerne fpreotes Tor alls
Bin6e, gioroe De nltio fpnes Saa
meo ariiten0ommens 5ienoer. %
anfIageoe be ariitne for Romerne
be bnataIte Dem Tom forlige fot
Stoten. o. oa ariitenoommen I'll
Wagten | fin Saano, 'lutteoe 50
oerne fla til Seftererne (Gbioniter
ca arianere). De friitne aeiiere
for oerfor heller life meb 2empe
mob Ssoerne. Eisie montte bore
sfatens trngeite Bproer, be blep
misbnnoIe6e Tom fbr be ariitne
ia oe bTeD ioIst fom sIaper. Bel
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I ansIanO % gOIen.

I'm Ssoerncs 5ortio i oisie Can.
De oioes Inn liot. &c bar oarei
@enitauo ior Be 5orieleelier o.
tlnoertrpffeoier, iom alfio timber
5te0 Sc 6aIOciDiIiicreoe 2anoe.
Gog iinoes Der intel 9an6, bpor
Ss0erne bar fumuet noDifle orres
eien0ommeliae Sin na0er 3almua
o. 8nbbinernes S~erreoemme JON
Der. SaaIeoes itaar Sc polite 50
Scr Tor Den ifriitflose 3eining iour
Sc portueiiiife Tor Den oioenifabeIi.
|de.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
Set, Der beitaar.
Bor Cubs Orb bsftaar s~uiHbsli9.
(gf. 40, 81.
Zen lammes 6rlbreOelie.

@en Better ia8Oe: a5ele
oe Cub eier ieg life, men
buao ieg bar, Oct giOer ie5
bic: 5 Seiu ariiii 9ta3ara-
crens 9ann itaa op og gaal1
% ban greb BAN oeo Den
bgire 9aano % reiite BAN
op. Up. 8. 3. 6. 7.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-04-16

r.. J. Campbell was out to his
ranch and spent Easter with his
family.
w. H. Keller took Easter dinner at
Campbellville. He commenced teach
ing at the Flagtown school last Mon
day, relieving Mr.. Stuart, who is
anxious to get to farming on his
claim northwest Of here.
Mr.. Grosclose. Of Morelaad, called
ON w. H. Keller last Sunday.
There was quite sprinkling OF
the Desl rites in Blackfoot last Sat
urday
Last Sunday the residents of this
section succeeded in organizing a Sur
day school at the Tompkins' school
house. The meeting was well attend
ed in spite Of the inclement weather
which happened at critical time,
about a half hour before the time
set for the melting, which no doubt
kept many from attending. A per.
manent organization was effected and
tho following officers were elected:
G.. c. Sharp, superintendent; N. P.
Cuyer, assistant superintendent; Miss
Maud Nrrs, secretary treasurer; Mar
lowe Campbell, librarian, and Geo
Rain, chorister. The Sunday school
will mes@ every Sunday at 1880 q
m. There was a large enrolment
and the meeting was entered into
with spirit that assures success.
The Deseret Farmers Society o.
Equity met at the school house last
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Z + + = = = = = 4. = = = = = = =
RICH

Mr.. J. s. Burdell was assessing at
Eagle Bend and vicinity last week.
Mr.. Burdcll had half dozen horses
taken sick and he was doctoring them
forr the distempcr with poor success.
Pine died. He chem called on Or
Hou'tAwor1h, The veterinarian from
'Blackfoot. He found ehat diseasse
was caused by ticks collecting under
the Jaws in large quantities which in.
famed the parts and caused a swell
ing that shut off the urine. The ticks
are more plentiful this year than
common.
The river was lined with people
Easter Sunday picnicing and fishing
and having good tim4 generally.
Tho government cable was kept busy
crossing and recro0sing tho young
folks who like to ride.
Mrs. Esther Troutner was visiting
at Eaglo Bend Friday on school bust
ness
Mr.. Alma Clough is about done|
laoedirg grain
Mr.. Graham's little boy Arvill wa
lev0ling ground with a span of mules
They became frightened and run
away. The boy jumped from the
levqler and was not hurt, but the
leveler called for NEW one
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ISEdelCeS In
deed" to fill the foreordained number
of the Church
Then the Master sent out His sery.
ants the third time, saying, that they
should go outside the city and urge
people to come in, that His House
might be filled. This applies, evident
~. to the sending Of the Gospel to the
Gentiles. For eighteen hundred years
the Message has gone up and down
through the highways and hedges, call.
Ing such as have hearing ears and re.
sponsive hearts-a Little Flock.
Ultimately the full number purposed
by the great Householder will have
been found worthy through Christ to
share in that feast. given in honor of
the marriage of the Lamb Revela.
ton 1912 At that feast, we are
told. will be second company. not
worthy to be Of the Bride class. These
may figuratively be styled the brides
maids. the Great Company; for after
the gathering of the Bride class we
have the Lords Message to those
subsequently delivered from Babylon.
saying. Blessed are they that are
called to the marriage SUPPER of the
Jamhi''
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NOME CELEBRATES
| INCORPORATION

The first appearance Of the name
of Nome in the pages of history was
in a chart published by the British
admiralty in 1849, in which Cape
Nome appeared on a map, but the
famous Alaskan city Of that name
did not spring up until the discovery
of gold in that region in June. 1898.
Nome celebrated it's thirteenth
birthday last Thursday, for it was
Incorporated as town on April 3,
1901. It's population at that time
was about Is, 000,- but in 1910 it had
shrunk to 1900.
The history Of Nome has been that
Of scores Of other towns that were
the centers 'of excitement over tho
discovery Of precious metals. 1t went
up like a rocket and came down like
stick.
The depopulation Of Nome has been
carried to point where the inhabi-
tants now represent the survival OF
the fittest-or the most fortunate.
The high cost Of living at Nome
during the days Of the gold rush
made it necessary for most Of the
early settlers to make an immediate
strike or get out. and in 1900 con-
gress had to vote relief to the miners
jof the district.
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nent place unin- hsh"ess
vited. they ran the risk of displeasing
the host.
The Master declared that this pranei.
pie held with the Heavenly Father;
namely. whatsoever exalteth himself
shall be BUNDLED; and he that hum.
bleth himself shall be exalted" The
thought Is that the self-seeking. the
proud in spirit. could not be trusted by
the Lord In high position. With such
a spirit they might do damage to them
selves and to His Cause. But those
Of humble mind would not be injured
by exaltation nor be in danger Of de-
fecting in the future work Of the
Kingdom.
Turning to His host, Jesus compli
mented him somewhat, saying. "WheI
thou makest feast. call the poor
the manned, the lame. the blind: and
thou shalt be blessed; for thou shalt
be recOmpensed in the resurrection Of
the just"
The Pharisee had done something Of
the very kind in inviting Jesus and
probably His disciples to dinner. He
well knew that they could not ask him
in return. The Masters words sci
forth grand principle. which should
be recognized by rich and poor alike
Let us follow the Masters instruction
and seek to do kindnesses to those who
cannot return the favor, assured that
God will appreciate such acts and will
give proper reward.
Gods Great Feast.
A guest. hearing Jesus comments
remarked that 1t would be blessed
thing to share in the great feast which
will inaugurate the Kingdom of God.
Thereupon Jesus preached another
parable-sermon In respect to the King
dom.
A man made great supper and babe
many guests. When the time arrived,
he sent servants to inform them that
all was ready. But with one accord
they began to make excuse. When
the servants returned and told their
experience. the master was provoked
and said. Go quickly into the streets
and the lanes, and bring in the poor.
the manned. the blind and the lame.
The meaning Of the parable is ap-
parent. Long years before. God had
sent word to Israel that in due time a
great blessing would be open to them
the privilege of membership in Mes
siah's Kingdom. Yet. when the time
came those who had been hidden were
careless. Jesus and His disciples had
been declaring for some time that the
Kingdom Of Heaven was at hand. But
those invited were full. covetous,
money lovers When they heard the
Message Of the Kingdom. they sighted
COOS invitation. extended them
through Jesus and the Apostles.
The great feast represented rich
blessings of Gods providence for the
Chuch-knowledge of the Truth. Jus
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LODGES

LODGES
REBECCA-Every LIST and 3rd Tues
day in l. o. 0 F. Hall-Mrs. r. T.
Musseter, Noble Grand; Florence Far
mer, Sec.
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places. not know
ing b 0 " many
might be more
worthy than they
In the estimation
Of the host. Then.
II the host 20 de-
sired. he might
ask them forward
to u more prOmi-
nent seat. Thus
t b ey would be
honored: whereas.
in taking a promi-
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CHURCHES

CATHOLIC CHURCH-services are
held at the Catholic Church at 1890
every Sunday, except the last Sun
day Of the month. Evening services
at 1880. Rev. ]. F. Gresl, Pastor.
METHODIST EPIsCOPAL-sunday
School. 10 a. m; morning worship, II
g. m; Epworth League service, 6:45
.. M; evening worship, 1880 p. m.
Good special music at both Sunday
services Of worship. =.
Thursday, 1880 p. m. mid-wcek SER
vice, being q devotional Bible study.
The Fourth Wednesday Of each
month at 2:30 p. m, is Woman.s. For
eign Missionary Society meeting. All
other Wednesdays the Ladies' Aid
Society meets at same hour.
Tho Epworth League has a social
on the last Friday evening Of each
month.
BAPTIST CHURCH - Corner Uni
versity Ave. and Bridge st. Morning
worship 1880 q. M; evening service,
1880 p. M; Sunday School, 10 a. M;
prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
1880; Ladies' Aid, Wednesday after
noon. $3.50; choir practice Friday even
Ing, 8; visitors always welcome; par
sonage phone. 22S. w. r. Jewell.
pastor.
THE L. D. s. CHURCH OF THE
LIST WARD-Sunday Services: Sun
day School. 10 a. M: Sacrament ser
vice, p. m: evening service, 1880
p. M; Young Mems and Ladies Mu-
tual Improvement Tuesday evening
1880 p. NJ; Primary Friday, 4:15 p.
NJ: Religion class Wednesday 4:15
p. m.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services morning and evening on
| End and 4th Sundays. Sunday School
every Sunday at 10 a. m. Choir prac'
tice Saturday evening at 1880. Rev.
Alfred George, rector. 80.
LUTHERAN CHURCH-Corner Oal
and Pacific streets. Services every
End and 4th Sunday Of the month
Morning services. 10: a. m., evening
Luther StromQuist, pastor.
service. 1880 p. m, Sunday School
1890 a. m. every Sunday morning
| LODGES
! REBECCA-Every LIST and 3rd Tues
day in l. o. 0 F. Hall-Mrs. R. T.
Musseter, Noble Grand; Florence Far
mer. Sec.
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uhcatiOn from sin.
begetting of the
Holy Spirit. the
privilege Of appro-
priating the rich
promises of Gods
Word. First the
Pharisees, repre-
s e n t a yes of
Moses. and Sec
ondly the outcasts
of Israel. were in
vited. Some OF
these came: but
not enough were
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Rheumatic Pains Relieved

Why suffer from rheumatism when
relief may be had at so small cost?
Mrs. Elmer Hatch. Peru, Ind, writes.
Il have been subject to attacks OF
rheumatism for years. Chamberlain
Liniment always relieves me immed-
lately, and take pleasure in recon-
mending it to others" 25 and 81
cent bottles. For sale by all deal
era. adv.
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l. o. o. F.-Every Thursday even
ing. J. H. Bond; G. H. Holbrook.
GROVE CITY LODGE No. 33 A. F.
and A. M.-Meeting (regular) End Fri
day of each month, B. w. Holbrook.
w. M; Theodore Schnider, Secretary.
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i ~ EEIAg6R0KEYN
MllElKEeERNACtE
W. EzselSHE.sTT67.o -

PROFITABLE TABLE TALKS.
Luke 14:7.24EApriI s.
"Ecery one that esolteth himself shall b
hWmbicd;; and he that hwrsbleth himself sholl
be ecQlfed."-V. II.
ODAY'S lesson shows the Mas
ter rs u guest Of a prominent
~ Pharisee, and speaking in a
manner Inappropriate to any
but Himself. In a parable He crit.
cised the gathering. guests because they
sel6shly chose the chief seats Of hon
or. He would have them see that this
selfish spirit had to do with their char.
acter-building and their dtness or i'm.
Atness for the Kingdom.
When hidden to junction. they
should humbly take inconspicuous
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Friday evening and was we'll at
tended. We understand there was
considerable of important business
discussed and transacted. The next
meeting will be held four weeks from
last Friday.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-17

Mrs. Dashaway old BAG
seem to know a lot about W
SUPPLEMENTARY, otherwis
wouldn't be bachelors.
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~. T. Maloney, formerly superin-
tendent of streets here, sued Louise
L. Maloney for divorce, on the
grounds of desertion and incOmpati-
bility. Mrs Maloney in her answer
charged non-support and asked for
separate maintenance. She is Cath
Ole.
Maloney lost his suit, as he admit
ted having shifted his affections to
another woman. Judge Boyd ]. Tall
man, who heard the case, suggested
that the wife take a decree. Mrs.
Maloney refused. The court insisted,
holding that it was immoral and
against public policy to leave the man
a husband in name only. For the
sake of the three children, too, there
should be a divorce.
Mrs. MaIoney was obdurate. She
said that to sever the marriage tie
was sin.
The court took the matter under
advisement, Mrs. Maloney's counsel
promising to file a brief on the right
of the court to grant decree to a
wife against her wishes.
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The towers of the Panama cathe-
dral are rooted with pearl shells,
which reflect the sunlight so that
they can be seen far out at sea.
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Bridgeport, Gonna chain of let
tiers that will encircle the world has
been started by the Fanny Crosby
Circle of Kings Daughters, asking
people in all parts of the world to pay
tribute to the blind hymn writer,
Fanny Crosby, by wearing a cluster
of violets on her birthday anniver-
sary, March "a Mrs. Crosby will be
"a. She has been blind since child
hood. Among the well-known hymns
that have made her name immortal
are Safe in the Arms of Jesus"
Rescue the PeTishing," and Saved
by. Grace"