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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-19
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-19
Want GOVERNMENT AID
FOR YALOBUSHA RIVER
Special to The Netos.

SpeCtdI 70 TIC NeUS.
Grenada, Miss, May 19.-An effort
to get the Federal government to rec
ognize the possibility Of navigation on
the Yalobusha river has received par
tial recognition. United States engi
neers will be sent to attend meeting
to be held at Grenada next Friday
when the project will be fully discus.
sed, after which the engineer will
make survey of tn stream, and re
port his findings to Washington. -,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-19
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-19
Big SENSATION IS SPRUNG
AT BAPTISTS' LAST SESSION
Would Prevent Courts From Sending
Girls to Convents-Many Leaders In
Church Declare Resolution "Super.
flous and Will Effect Practically No
Good"

Nashville, Tenn, May 19.-Dr. ]. w.
Porter of Lexington, KY, the successor
of the lamented DR.. T. T. Eaton as
editor of the Western Record, sprung
a big sensation in the Southern Bap-
fist Convention here on the closing
day by a resolution reaffirming the
Baptist belief in the separation OF
church and state and protesting in the
strongest possible language against the
encroachment of what the resolution
termed "the Roman Catholic hier-
archy" on United States government
affairs.
The resolution expressed the senti-
ment of over 100000 white Baptists
as viewing with alarm the effort of
Roman Catholicism to gain control of
and fasten it's faith and fallacies upon
the people of this government" The
resolution protested against the Vati-
can at Rome appointing a representa-
tive who should go to Washington, d.
c., for the purpose of influencing gov
ernmental affairs. A further protest
was registered against President
Woodrow Wilson, other government
officials and members of Congress at
tending Roman Catholic Church func-
lions in their official capacity.
The resolution was one of the most
popular presented to the convention
with the masses of the delegates, al
though Hon. Joshua lowering of Bal.
timore, DR.. F. c. Mcconnell and A. j.
Barton of Texas felt that 1t was super.
fiuous and would effect practically nc
good. DIR. J. B. Cambria Of Texas urg
ed its adoption, saying that it would
serve as a warning of more drastic
action later If the drift of the times
was not changed. Said he. This Is
shot fired in front of the ship, saying
to the ship: IF you keep coming on
we will shoot through you"
DR.. W. L. Packard Of Savannah, Ga.
offered an amendment to the resolt.
ton expressing vigorous disapprova
of "the sentencing of any person b!
any judge to a term of servitude IL
a religious institution instead Of I
state prison." In explaining his reso
luton he charged that judges all owe
the country are sentencing young girl
brought before them in Juvenile court
to Catholic schools instead of to stat
reformatory institutions, and that tn
penalty for crime Is relieved from tn
girls in many instances on condition
that they will enter Catholic convent
and give themselves to the Catholi
Church.
In favorably discussing the resolr
ton, DR.. H. F. vermillion of New Mez
leo stated that the only institution Il
Tennessee for criminal correction, oht
side of the state reform schools, wa
the Home of the Good Shepherd Il
Memphis, a Catholic institution,
which girls are continually sent fror
Nashville and other cities. With roa
of "amens" the members of the cor
vention entered their protest agains
those conditions.
But they do not follow up thei
"amens" with any affirmative actio
to relieve those conditions" a.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-19
WHEN SUCCESS COMES

a
haps
do their The Journal
as a
adapted a variety
his addresses and he displayed with
mpre a simple the yard
memory marines who lost their lives the landing
appropriateness of his
a touching print the
the conspicuous which chal
{ of his admins
the unhappy dealing with the situation Mexico
He o o
Mexcans" but want the Mexcans if cam
and" gone Mexico mankind,
This puts in a few the of what may
garded Wilson policy
sounds like appeal for sympathy for just
attempted with the best of motives There
to
hard doing under Il fancy the
president just when
sneeng a when shooting
natural life;
they wound heart
brave enough, steady principles
enough, to go about
mat Kisses =
proud Of" There is meaning and
application in these memorable words
1868 the
skill conduct Of the and the government
passing
conceived
by
policy
ngoe
its
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-19

out of you for such long time. Drop
everything else and use "GETS-rT. "
does the work. Useless junk, like
flesh-eating salves that make corns
swell, cotton rings that make corns
stand up like pop-eyes, razors, corn
diggers, scissors and fles that make
corns grow faster, are all done for.
A few drops applied in a few seconds
"GETS-T" Is on new principle,
makes corns shrivel, vanish! It can't
stick to the stocking, or hurt the flesh.
"GETS-IT" Is sold by all druggists,
Csc a bottle, or sent direct by e. Law
renee & Co., Chicago.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-19

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clemens profits.
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-19
MR.. REFUGEE AND HIS SOB STORY

The refugee
ia souething
all life Thrills for the adventure and sympathy
FOR the victim thinks the
adventure and human interest
he is
situation
of the opinion other Less valuable
likely obsessed with wild
that
fact his precous and still precious
of making
TmesPcayune
dent wilson's rushing
which
get rich.
opinions and
comfort that had
been prinhng denuncaions of Woodrow Wilson
New orleans begging OF
him they found hun
refugees who
Orleans like
citizens But hon
prejudiced journalism for
vicious the President
has had the temery to
offending been feed Louisiana with free
n he saloons Of Peo
not in political interests organ says
aed exchange
,e editor that who wanders about
ma Of weather and drumstck exposed
~ ds q paeumonta
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

gienoom, Sglpgo0e So; bonn fraflpt-
tene 2ejligbeben. allerece Mpril 1918.
@eroper fglte Mftiefelifabet Zig
bretbol0ent, ibet oct beuoeoe, at oct
bor blepet aftalt mellem Oct % Ge1l=
inert, at BET lejeoe fife flrnbe oplige5
fpr eiter 2 Mnrs Dorleb;; set logiegte
ba Menrtert til Detailing al ct balpt
Mars Seize.
De1rne merte, at iaabar Nftale
life Dor fpmmem emoelig / 5tano,
men at beal Dor blepen hatimget al
nogle Reparatin1crs uofgrelle, Tom
life life bar blepne %foretagne.
@of= og 5to6sretteu gap imioler=
tio Mtteielifabet Meobol0, % benne
Mfgjprelie ltuoiolte0e @eieitera.
On SnfunteriT brGbt 1noer
sfpoeppelie. $500 8nlleoen peo So
ite 8atteri ltete ser forleoen Ell ltlrf=
fe, iom foiteoe en- 5oloat 9ipet.
st loonnreIlesfsompagni al II.
Battalion bar rDffet~ ITO til &efDt:
ifponing paa 8Glle1e,1 bog gatter:
ct, og &efrut $50 St!ct ira 3. apm=
pagni fnngere6e lom morfer. geo
&efDlifp0ning afgtues Der ilutteftg
ct enfelt Stub, bpo6 DliN1 rinrallg=
bis life bar peref pi0enoe ON, tbi
lige efter 5nIpen og in6en bet iioite,
enfalts sfuo par afgipet, traaote
hon frem fprm Goloer1. Hna ilur1nte
EiD foIot loo 5fro6et, pg nalte
Ajeblif iegnebe Soloaten ont, rant
al 8rpieftilet; bul1 bar 6do pna Ste
Set.
1pelle1, Ser h0eoes al 8re1nier=
lgjt11a1t Mbolpb, hep natnrligpls
itrufs oibrn0t, og blrtigit mlrligt ba-
res. ben Drp#e. oper / Bnruffen:
@erfru afbentena. &e0ningsforpfets
Mmbltlance 2igd, font bpagtes til
@orniions 5pgeb11s, bpor Shoaftio=
mem fanht She0 ianune Sag.
Set betrngtes iom afgiort, at 81.
len felp par Moriag til nlpffen,
i0et ba1 bite fig ioa p~lleoieligt tor
on 8ol6en, at ser life cit @ung por
Sill til at 0reie @epRrets 26 tilltoe.
Den Mfoeoe Dor 8ogbatlolerfommis
/ &jgbenbupr,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

Jrefen Gbriitine aurmarf of Sol
iterbro bar. ifanfet betpoelige telta-
mentariife @aper til firfelige 5or-
meal. De foroeler fig ioaleoes:
Magoulenebiema1et osfoptofte" pes
2pngbp 1000 ,&sro11er, Dunif Mis=
ltonsielifab i &eller1rp 1000 4roner,
airfelig Screening FOR S%Suopemisiien
i 9anmarf 1000 aroner, &pinoelige
Observation-Disclosures / aipbenbap,,
1000 4ro1er. st 2egat pao 5000
Rroner, Set ifnl bore Nopnet vNaa=
lemager &armart og @11itr11s 9eeat
for enligt ltilleoe apinoer / @ollter=
bro, Can't forenet 5l1oonlMisiion
1000 aroner, 9lterlan6smisiione1
1000 aroner, antbrine mefogaarbs
Spge= og Moeroomsbjem / @oIiter-
bro og 6oltarbro Sog1pfirfe 1000
rner.
@prif Camper / Sure beb Syllanbs
@effpit. Damperen u6oloin" al Sri,
ltiania par nnber Stormen forleDe;1
peo at gaa urroer Deo Sen iplfe @clt
fpit. On oen fritiitc suuatior,
bnori 9a1peren par iteot, bar o:1,
5prer me6oelt fplgen6e:
81 bar poa &eiie fra 9%it=giorge til
Mmiteroam, ga Mfielet fnGfffeoe /
1unnelen ct Anr 500 ngter ON Ma-
finr1mmet. Malfinen beepnote
plltoielig at arbejbe oloeles forferoe-
ligt. 9aa itoppeoe ben totalt.
81 bar fgrlt life rigtig flar opcr,
bpuo Ger bar ben6et. SSmiolertio
bapbe 9ampifibet u8ollita" pasieret
os. @i lignalere6e iao til bam %
bab bam pente liot. 6trafs efter
bab6e ri miolertio f1noet 8rn6oet
/ Mfiele1, og. ri ba6 90 r8olllto" to-
&c oS paa Slgb.
81 bar paa bette Ei6spunft ca. 80
anartmil fra 9ano, omtrent uofor
9%fltbjerg.
Det bleite> en- Storm al 8eit meo
lpar 81, lua oct bar Doerit Danite-
ligt at foa Torbinoelie. Sen enc
SlGber efter 6en atroen iprung i 2p=
bet al Mftenen. 81. Il 1tan61e6e pt
! Mrbejbet for at ufbe1te Dugs1Dlet;
tbi Set par life m1ligt at nrbej6e
ltpl1gere /. Mprfd.
911iolertib orep bi narmere og
1Gr1alers 2ano. 9n hi bur ca. 8
&pa6rutmil fra Set, lIop III begge
Ml1fre11e poa ca. 12-Gapne. Bag
borbs Mnfer milteoes. 81 bar %
mel1em @ubierg og @irtSbal5.
Ga Oct Mep Iplt, fit hi Slnber
omboro igjen, 80 Jupne 5taal od
80 Same iner Trosie, men Set BRIT
ite0e. Sm lit ri so Some at sol
bins @utting % so Some 6taal-
top, % ct bolot. Moffen bar ba 10
ont Morgenen.
glab1ir,gen til Georges apit bore
Sc omtrent ct Degn. Gen forleb
feIbigt.
)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30
3ulla,,n.

Sloebrau0. 2ille Mebelganrb I
@rmtballe peo Silfeborg tilbpremoe
@urtner Wl. &r. Neielien er fulo-
ltpaoig neobrGnot. Alt .Snobo
Ma11Dottes mebeuS &peaturerne re0o0e=
bes. Sl0en lfplpes %formentlig ct
8orlts nforligtigbeo n1eb ct 2ps.
l1bnGbneli er. 5ogneprRlt for
9mslep % 5nen1tr1tp Menigbeoer,
YroDit for Setter og otter @un Ser
rebers 8ropiti, s.. &lncb, er. lto-
nnp1t til 5ogne{rnit for Mesers=
borg og Bejltrup M%e11igbeber i Mn=
borg Stift.
5%ogneprGft for Sem % Eljtrrp
Menigbe0er i @tbe stift S. Spren=
iemz er 1nonGpnt til Sog11epreit for
9rplle Menigbe0 i 6pens Stiff.
&eitanrerins i &irfer. Sra Cent
big meo0eles, at &uritmaler Malling
fra Mntionnlmlrleet i Here Mnaneoer
bar opbolot liz Ser / @pe11, iot ban
fra ttoligt Boraur bar drbeioet peo
8eitmurerim-a at 8rnoifeitole, Mlber-
billeoer % Iigne1roe / nogle at ggz
mems airfer. 6naleoes bar bun arr
beioet &igrrtng, bpor en- M Strife
er bpgeet. % for Eiben bar ban M-
tertnblen ! Npr6re 2em &irfe llrloer
Mrbej6e.
r@rDfeten" ! genbigsieI. Jro
8renberslep meobeles, at Sen 8eDaz
gelie, iom yHrofeten" / Soften, MiS-
ipnnr Sobnion, THOR reilte, bar !
l@pm1terens Sob bre6 ig meget.
Solution Dor mi &igrri11a bbpor Ell
M Riire er bpgget, % III bar
r@a1bs menigbeb", fom Seften tIz
Ser iig, figbt en- foitbar gpggegr11ro
.8an6rlp, bpor Der it'll opfferes ct
yorinmItngsbus % bbpor Der boer Ell
falt Misiionpr.
81 bst,te g1noifaliier. Weoet1a
Marbus a1nt br gobffienbt DotIn1ten
oDer b utrge spnoi6oIiiters ess6rer
&enrh Maofel hh 66nt4
munteoers 6rtsie atnIeoni,,gol
gptIebniae 81 Idtater1,s eori l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

Tgrnepligtige opfor6res til at n9gte
at efterfomnle SS1tofalDellesororen er.
Dommen al oct Offentlige appelleret
for Sc tire gpriges N~eofommenoe. Sc
er allie tire poa fri SOB til @ommer
fuloer, me6ens Miftelien bar pnabe=
gpnot Nfioningen al fin Straf.
1tnber sturmen. Sra 9tagen fri
pes: Motorifonnerten rsSsens &iais",
aaptain SlapinifD al Mpfgbing &C.,
bar forleoe1, Sag moattet ipge mo
til Sfagens &upn for at fua @etro=
leum.
@fibet afieile0e for 3 Tiger ii0e11
ira Gbpborpntanulen, be1temt for
Sfotlano. Stormen orep 5fonner=
ten Spb pna, % ben iggte laa imo
til gsbierg. Otter gt Hor Doges Sp=
bolo ber itaf uSens &iis" otter
Spen, men operfnlotes mi al 11De or
fanagtige Storm pg bar ner ped
at ltranbe buaoe peo 5fotlmros %
9eorges ap1ter.
Saa itoo ben en6elig, oo al @etro.
Tenn bar opbra1gt, Sfagen itro.
Gltibsfnno. 5na @iborg meooe
les, at Der paa @aorbejer Gbr. Jul
&eberlenS Marf / @iglm err fnnpe1
en- Sqtteit1ee nleo to 8egronelier> Ser
enc ca. 1000 Mar ganrmel, Sen a1-
Sen nogen @1r1roreoe Mnr pngre. @e.
grapelierne ligger / to Sag. @o11:
lerpator M%olenberg fra Motionnlmi,
feet 1o6er / 6isle Gage foretage us.
grooming al 6l1n6et. 6or110en Ell
ltor M9ngoe &apperler og 5tenpoa:
BEN ct Ser funbd ct Hnr belbeporeoe
ornamenterebe urner. 5tenuloergra.
pe,te oil forbIpe / ben Eilltono.
bpori Sc forefommer efter l1ograp.
ni1rgen. Gorm 1e,t imnlle, ltenlatte
Snhgurg anbringes' en Sernluge, lao
6olf fan fao M6gang til bet aartu.
iinogamle @rapfammer.
5. Mal6org itul Der iRttes mege1
omfattetoe &olpGrfsarbejoer / Gane
/ Ben nnrmelte 6remtio, og Get lDnes
ogiaa at bore poatrnngen0e neooen-
6tgt. De gan1le Erabolpnrfer er bels
raaone6e op forneosnz oels Meo1,e
for forte Deo Opmltorirg, bporaf
6plgen CT, at Ga1rbet pa6Ifer Gplben
bug 8olpnrferne No. loa at 8rolna=
ntngen mango 5teber fpaper / 2uf=
ten. Otter Stormen forleoen hep
Ger Ell balp Slres iterre og mt1tore
@ltlIer,. og et Gte0 foribanOt Bro
ltencne UNDER ct bel9slet @ajgretgi,
lpm bog hlep bierget nf mango, ffraf
tige Mrbejocrl1Gper, Der greb tat
set ipnfen0e @igretei. Ser git set
goot, 30 Der bar 8iGlp i Mnrbeoe11;
men set er 10 fpritaoeligt, at Dolf
tl1r meo sgngitelie for 2ip oe Gent
mer forbes paa BEN ntooerminereoe
Sol.
seitamentariife 8aper, Mfopoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30
kjphrnhxpn.

M,to = 1f,.6o,, Cos :. /; n;a,o a..
10 reiit - merr;,, = oato,. 81 s.,.f,,,
~ G,oro,,a - M,,o,.
:,
4'Dla'1ptlIe'e" S'nar M11tellen
re1er oes1e Dage ~ Nelf1noren
Door Ddn Ct anrm : pl1olpa1rlt aom'
Pa9a's a1ene1R
&rofesiOr u. 9. 9raebma1n er II,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30
UNDERSTANDINGS
Ch|1la!,rrnye
we'd fuldkommen legem
lig Sundhed.

UNDERSTANDINGS Erfaringer. er pro-
vende for de fleste Kyinder og msnr-
ker en- sarskilt Epoke ! Deres Liv.
like en- Kvinde. af hundrede er for
beredt ellef forstaar hyorledes hun
skal forholde sig. Naesten enhver
Kvinde har selvfglgelig Lmgestilsyn
til saadanne Tider, men mango
nmrmer sig Perioden uden at we're
udrustet for Styrkepr4ven, Og naar
den er Overstaaet har hendes Sys-
TEN faaet ct, Knmk, som er meget
vanskelig at %overvinde. Umiddelbart
derefter f9lger den nervesvmkkende
Omsorg for Barnet, og Resultatet
oliver en- m@rkbar F%r9andring hos
Moderen. :
Inlet har Store Charme som Ell
sund og lykkelig Moder med Born,
og / Virkeligheden bQr en- Barne-
fpdsel under de rigtige Forllold like
we're til noget Hinder for Helbred
og Skj6nhed. En- u%forklarlig ON
st@ndighed er Diet derfor;; naar Hen
syn tages til ale Beviserne for
svekkede Nerver og nedbrudt Hell
bred som Fplge af en- ruforberedt
Tilstand, og med tilstr@kkelig It'd
til saadanne Foranstaltninger, at
Kvinder vii vedblive med at gaa
Pr6vetiden blindt impde.
We'd denne It'd burde enhver Kvin-
de sette sin Lid til Lydia p. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. ct NEST
vaerdifuldt Oplivningsmiddel og
Styrkemiddel for den kvindelige Or.
ganisme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

spSN tusly uBUQr gQaeI ~ vi
Mrtetanrnet 90 bnpoe ginet fg tiI
at rilge. Wlan fnpot ban Ie,1ere lia.
ge,oe poa Sgialteret ipugende Deos-
ialt1er. ss.
Gienbomsialg. nailosbergpoarlo"
! Nageralp beo MostiIoe, hlbsrenbe
.9ropriet9r &pi1t, Mreal los 3or.
9anb, Sarttorn IL Eor, er mage
fffiftd meb Nropriet9r Mapnes 81
enoom beo se6en Statiot, Mreul
|68 96r. 9ano, &artforn z Cor.
4igbeinmrnen er benboIbsbis 3d..
600 og .68,5O0 @roner.
@ottefrieen / Dbenie. Ga llorpo=
Belle al Shelter / 0oenle CT Der
9ebet al De ii0ite Qlar brugt $4,000
Ser, % berpeo CT 81 psf. al Client
bon1ndelre blepen rottefri.
@rnnbeierforel1iugen gnifer 1,u, at
Nrbei6et fortiattes, % at Der al
Gonnmllnen i Sc neite 3 Mnr bepil=
ges 1000 ar. BERTH. 8praabet er
gaaet mo Mrpoa paa 8etingelfe al
at Staten og @rllnoejerne filler e1
~, @NfS <g.s .E-a ~ 50 r%"
lig1tet1be @elm til Mao0igbeb.
Sslano1 9ister bpo. Sra Meps
fiapif meobeles, at Digteren Ebor-
ltein grlin9slon er afgaaet peo Dg=
oen. @%rlingsion Dor feot / 1858.
SON blep Stuoent og it11bare1e Der
efter / flere Mar ,peb &iebembopns
l1nioeriitet. Sn aflutte0e imtoler.
tio tine Stuoier rben at taga 1poger
@mbeosefsame,l. S 1896 rejte bar
tilfoge til Ssla10, bpor ban le1,ert
bar toet. &nn bnr bGret &eouftg1
al forIfiellige 8laoe, iamti0ig mel
at BON bar bun6et Jig ct Napn Ion
thrift 0igter. Com 1oooan bar ba1
piitl1of life pGret meget proouftn
men bans Digtning bar til @jeu
ginlb. i ijeloe1 @ra6 formful6enbt
0gielt bar bon mooite naaet / fin
ifignl1e 6G6relonosiange. grlings
lot par al GGnfemaa6e og 2Dsan
ifrelie poerft rooitoI. Meget al bmn
Digtning for en- bitter ironiif 0.
|itrnngt rebfe1r6e l1n6erfote, me1
oal1her Dog far1tioig at ben .bpbeit
Me6felelle meb al m%enneifelig 81
Belle.
Mp Sberensfomit ! Stenbuggerfo
get. Sra @ga1re 1fribes: Mellem .
fer pnu 8or1I)udm pprenbe alrbeioS
gipere / Stemn0uitrien % @epra
a.11tanter for Observation-Disclosures
- - 11I $50.
6ugforening bnr Der / 11ogen 81
penet fert Sorbanolimger ONT sSrii
g%aoelle al en- M Oberensfomit, Sc
lfllloe ggloe fra 1. Nprn 1914, hoo
Sen na,parenoe uolgb.
Hno ct M60e forleben / Mlina
blep Dperensfomiten enoeliet I'M
gadet, og oeat er al fprlig 8etpi
ning barpeo, at BEN itnl galoe IL
3 Mnr ira 1. Mpril n9lte Mur, buil
fe nltfoa hetpoer 4rbei6sfreb IT
Oenfor ben berperet1oe betp6elia
5teniu0l1itri i 80 Nor fra napou
ren6a Ei0Spurft.
S be n11gml0enbe 8etalingsiutle
moferes .enfelte mi11bre 9g1t6rmge1
bborpeo Mrbeioslgmten for en6elt
grter forbeies list:
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Wrr,1r.

Gn iinbsiDg 8ref. Sra ajgban<
babn meooeItes for ct Nor Dnge II
ben: Sgaar Scat begDrote plapofelig
airfeflofferre / Dbenfe at rtnge. Oct
bar M1etobiitpreiten @iarffe, fom bar
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I mango tidli-
gere barnl6se
HEN findes nu
Born paa Grund
af den Omstaen-
dighed, at Lydia
e. Pinkham's We
getable Go M
pound gjpr KWin-
derne norma1e,
sunde Og stHrke.
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..HWs de 0nsker: ct speclelt
Rad bGr De skrive til. Lydia E.
-Pinkham Medicine Co., (Con-
fidential) Lynn, Mass. Deres.
Brew vii blive aabnet, last og
.besvaret af en- Kvinde, og holdt
i streng Fortrolighed.
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Garnepligtige opforores til at nagte
at efterfonmle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. er
Dommen al oct Offentlige appelleret
for Sc tire epriges 8~eofommenoe. Sc
er allie tire poa fri 500 til @onmen
ful0er, nRoens Mifteliem bar pnnbe=
gpnot Affoningen al fin 9traf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-16
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services, to Which All A
Cordially Invited to Attend.

PENNEY MEMORIAL FREE BAL
list church, Rev Charles G. Moslfe|
pastor: J. Francis MacNichol, MusicI
Director: Preaching service at 1920, vii
sermon by the pastor, subject. TN
Chief of Sinners; Sunday school at II. 4
mems class in audience room for discu|
cussion and debate; c. L. meeting at 6, 4
evangelistic service at 80. musicS
charge of J. Harry Chamberlain. sermd
by the pastor.
WINTHROP STREET UNIVERSAL
IST church: Morning worship at 1e|
with sermon by Rev. Harold w. Hayni
of Mt. Vernon, n. Y, subject, "LearI
ing of Doing; Bible school at as A. N
day services at IL A. NJ, subject. Mo-
tails and Immontals'; Sunday school
IL A. NJ; Wednesday evening meeting
O'Clock. Reading room open to the pu|
lie Wednesday and Saturday from to|
p NJ, Christian Science chapel, Williap'
street.
UNITARIAN church. State street, col
ner of Oak, Rev. Paul S. Phalen, mini
ter: 1890 A. M. morning service
charge of the minister with sermon
town, Mass. II. 45 A. NJ. Sunday schod
graded course for all classes.
FIRST BAPTIST church on N1nthrd
street. b. p. Hope, pastor: Morning SCI
Brown of Colby College; Sunday scfo|
at noon; evening service at 7.3o in chart
of the Y. P. S. C. E.: prayer meeti1
Wednesday evening at 80.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGAT1ONA
church, Rev. Clayton d. Boothby mini
ter, residence 40 Oak ST, phone SIN
Worship with sermon at 1890 A. M; MI
sic by vested choir directed by Prof.
H Wass of Bowdoin College; solois1
Miss Eva p. Stone, Mrs. Herbert GoodY|
and Marsters Edwards; Sunday scho|
in the chapel at 11.45 A. M; graded elias
es for all ages; superintendent, DR.. w.
Thompson: Supt. of Primary Dept, M
Helen Johnson. Mid-week service at q
P. NJ. Wednesday in the chapel.
WATER STREET GOSPEL MISSION
Preaching services at and 7.So P.
Sunday. Meetings every night throud
the week
ST. BARNABAS' church, Bangor 81
fifth Sunday after Easter: Holy con
munion at S.45 A NJ; Sunday school
2.45 p M; evening prayer at $50 o'clQcl
ST. MARKS church, Pleasant stirred
Rev. Brian c. Roberts rector, fifth SUI
day after Easter: Holy eucharist, "a
Sunday school, $50; morning prayer az
sermon. 1890; evensong and sermon 81
All services conducted by rector.
NORTH AUGUSTA: Preaching by q
pastor, Rev. George Ingram, in "a
Church at 1890 A. NJ. Subject: TrT
Religion" Also at Jewett's schoolhou
at 80 p. NJ.
BACON'S CORNER: Religious servic
in the church each Sabbath at 2.30 P.
Meetings are still in progress at ti
North Parish church. Sunday schoot
/. 80; preaching at go and 7.30. All al
cordially invited to these services.