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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13
rysksns Eske.
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"a 1ogct nrrnlet Tia til Sen iiO'
itc Citation pna ben lille 81
oebnuc. Qlf Der Neathcotc III pon
|Iotiormea. san uar hi og merit
meo belet 9IGie Oh en- @milc ot'et-
tcrt trrtic zine; iii Ran trocoe, at
han alcreoe par fieo oa trait a. &i'
net. Gacr ban pilOc / oct mlnoiie
gicrue Iooc, iom ON ban por oct.
Werfpuroig nof morcoe oenne Hci-
f. ham. plot Den OmitGnoighc0,
at ban bnpOc Iaot Gieucrcn bIioe
hicumc ca iaoIcoc@ iclo maattc taoe
pare paa all. ioraaria8c0c 0am 6or'
nGieIic.
set CIR ct fioitc 5orifq paa at
fnoc no9ct ori1inoIt / &crNcn" boU'
Sc ran iogt til line &cnucr.
01 Iao poffct ban ior EpcIicn&
SfpIo iclo inc auiicrtcr, rciitc op
til 6ct moocruc 3uriiilono Speriae
% paIate oct melt ior6rin9@leie Ill.
Ie @u0eitco cller rettcre ia9t Fcniio.
nat. ser por at finOe.
ga ru hou0e Ran I'm eli Sinte3
Gciic rrco Ell Iiocn 2noiieonmpcr,
ind uar ban ueO Maalet.
Togct iiQnuIiiercoe Tor Stationrn,
"a iarntioi1 bIcn Qercn til Sen lac
oOerfor prrcuoe FIot'orm Iuffct up
"a en- INA Viac fom 1to. 0um bau-
Sc en- RcQnfappc % en- &n0Iut 0cn
enc 6oano, "a mc0 Sen on0en pre'
uct hun pua at boI0c iait pnn ct Vnr
Gnffcr % en- itor, r1lo GrTp'fe
nie0 2aaa, moIct / riQtil Nlmlteitil
rncn broQe0e @lomiter "a @lnNc.
Ncatbcote Ioaoc itrof@ Mrrfc iii
Soften. Otter bans Mcnin9 bar Sen
ct orQiuoIt Ncpi5 poo ipGnif 6oIfe'
neio, oQ oct bar finn FOR al ioa set.
tc NlcitcrpUrf ct ie pon nprntcre
NoI0, at han opmUrfiomt bidlp 0ett
1rnQc Game rc0 poa Ecrroncn oA
hiolp boonc bcn0c oe 9Gifcn oOcr til
Sen lille Gamer, Iom Ion % pcntct
pon %o>ioQcrcrue ira Golct.
Netop Tom ban itoO / NeQrcb mco
at Qno ombor0 "a bopoc @obct iulot
al NIaucr ON, huorlcoc3 ban iflINc
bare fla as for at fonmc / @ciiOOcl.
Ir al settle oIoipcuilc &mipNrt pcn0.
Re Ncttc& Gicrinoc iiQ iu1oo hOn ~
inloc burtilt:
"&ui5 Ec iii pi0crc mc0 Campo
rem cr set piit set br0itc ON @ iclp
fer citcr, ON Gcrc2 NciitioQcr fonl-
mcr mco: thj cllcr@ fou oct let hrn-
&c. at &c t-crcr tilpoao mco Eo0ct
iljIn.~
San Ioo belt iorbouict op, % iro
Set 2.tD.tf Of trurte ham life mere
cad @Cicu, tbj mn bnp0e bnn ian1-
ret Sen oprjuoelilc (npe pon Sen
iccnif, Arjuot ga BET uor Iangt ne
re j~Wtcresiont. SmiNjd ~ rant,
IlouN. bcl0tt SOAR FIN Nuo, oIporIl-
&c. blao Zinc % en- moalsc ucI brco
NPm0 mco btiltmtt @iuicr ol ct IL
ret ucnlo0jlt IrUt.
@on 'oritoo rjliiQ Qo0t huoo hun
i00ne. thj set ror life iarile @anA,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

San bcieate Sperigc; men ban ri
pIaoicIig 2pit til at prone, ON bun
funoc tale Gn9clif.
Sun bctrugtct ban en- Slnnle 'or'
unorct mco iiite flare zine; til Iige
Ii 5orpcien bap6e ban 10 pao nib
fonmcnt %iciIirit GngeIif ipurgt:
"N2oo icg Ia 2op at bldlpc Gcm?"
Saa fncb bun Wirnocn IiSt lon1'
men % 1icntog paa ilpocnoe On
gelif.
Ct GportcrS Si0 ienerc pi0'te ban,
at Bun beo Mnrtn Nsicr, % at De-
res Reiie hao6e ionnc MFaol.
San bcuntoret hen0e unaooeli9.
I1t hoe hcuoc nufte bans 6orbnr'el'
ie oa S5Iitercsic. @cnbcS oimoalte
IPdo0e at bore poo, benoe3 enfIe
GIr6e6roat OF ircmior alt hcltoeS
morionunc. moIte 9Gife, hporoper
bun liqciom tiIfpIOig bapOe faitct lin
3canfanbc.
San fon1 plu6icIin iii at tpnfe
poo Sen "a Oro8 Den ircm ior 1ngen5
2p8.
"9cnrc her er en- pltc Ereoe pod
ipcnif NImicfunlt," ia9oe ban beiun'
orenne.
~Na. neil"
SIM rooucoe itrrft o9 %itroftc
uuiIfnorliq @aon6cu no ior at BIN
orc ham / al hffc 2onqct op.
"&ca bar icIO maIct ncn," Io0bc
bun.
"y0po6 bar Dc 6cn?" fplrrate bol,
nbSaicrriQ oQ be9pnNtc at trGffe /
Sen lille Eino, ser qiorOe &ieneite
iom 2oo$.
"Nci, neil Dc mdo iffc!"
Sum traf 6eitig 9Gifen til iia %
pilttc0e sem in0 mioer N%cQnfnnpen.
Set err inQen Gina at Ie," t%iIieie.
Be hui Ell SmlIe pirrelih "oct
er finn ieg bar min Mao.
pole / oen."
Ceres Wa0poIc2"
&cotbcotc ipilotc Gincnc oi6t op;
set oor 0et melt originate, ban pao
IUnQe bap0c bort.
ga, lea bar rciit Ell Ian1 Sci"
rcoblcp hun burtia, "o9 lea bopoe
life 2pit til --- lea ipntc3, set
rnr ioo bciprrli0t at ifuIIc IN al 90
Get ior at ioo noQet at ipiie."
Sun oniuo set life for llnogen
pUrN at tale on, at bun life bopbe
Nno0 til en- ioooon Gurus iom at ipi'
ie poa Ell CIcrubonercItmlrnut % set
ioIot hcllcr life Scntbcotc ino, at set
te por bcnoe3 @runo; ban Inntc@ blot
at huu udr Sen melt ordinole FiAc,
Ran uodcniinoe hoO0e t%ruiict, % ban
ioItc fla mere % mere %iornoiet mes
fin Nciir.
Nou iuo % bclmNrcbe hcu6c8 fine
FroiiI % set Inic, boIQcuoe Nnor,
ser ror bumNct op / Ell tin1Q anrtoc
belt ue0e / 9}ottcu. % / hans Micr-
ne opito0 ser phloicIjg en- orginal
&0t. Iom iflI0e latte @roncn pnn
&orfet citeriom set por oct melt ori-
Qinolc. hon tunoc iiu0c pon.
"6rofeu Sober" ioNOc ban burtil;
hi (iocn uor fnop, oQ sc pil0e barre
moe on1 lem W'inltter. "0c pc6
life mCrc ON MIC, emo at icR heOcr
&cr Neotbcote, sc peo life bpem ieg
er. % ---"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13
&Mrcrtc lit 8rot

SEQ Nffor hert Star tilbaae Ct LENT . rofttlfrlos oeb
Of lcfts en- auiFsrt. S9serue iaaos mig. at bet eneite
| Saab Tor Selbrebelis pilbe p9re en- Operation. 9inb
siprbs mig lniet apbt. 5iihost III iea Roget. Der hurtia
% fuIoitaneia b~slbrsbebe mig. 5lere War er henaaaebe.
men grpitilfUihst er lite peEht ttIbaas. trpbs at lea
sisr tmugi Nrbsihe ION Sneoier. Ser o9r inaeu Que.
ration. Inlet 3iesipiIhs. iutet @rpberi. Seq bar intet
al i9lat. men oil ains fnlStGuetee Gpipsuiuser ON
bpprpau eu fan erholhe iulbitGubia SeIbreeelie nben
Cperaiipn. hpis nn Iiripsr I'll mig: Eugene n. Pulien,
Snedker, i2gA Marcellus Avenue. M~anasquan, N.
J. Sehit al tlippe no heuus SstieuotaiertI'e os pie
ben I'll hpuferiombeii, andre. Der Iiher af 3rof bu
Tan 'reIie ct Gin eatr lbetmineits iianie Sntrterue Deb
eeuus Snaoom % iisrus %uaitelieu % 5aren peo en-
Qperatleu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13
YQtcutcr- Otter Arigem.

@oee Spiinosllsr nil blipe msset efters
~lpurote. Sfrip eiter fri 3Se0. Senb
Stisie slIer Moeel. umsertsSelfer aus
titles frit.
Skand'nasisk- Amerikanske Patentadvokater.
JACOBSON & WILSON,
307 Victor Bid, Washington, D.. {.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

,leoentaaenoe metltre foi,cr 10 Gents
pr. StYffe. ,laar man beitiller eisie lllor'
fire, anmoees man ON at opeipe ,lumrc,
rlaal omfrine Sryitct oe Siuet, 2lloer for
Born os nnae pieer iamt f~uIeh0nois
2lercsie. SenYt neoeuitaaenoe SIaufet:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18

We understand there is on foot a
movement looking TO the improve
meat of our mail service. The out
line Of the improvement, as we
understand it, is TO have the mail
leave LeonardtOwn at 10 O'Clock.
n. IN, via automobile for Mechan-
icsyille, and returning arrive in
LeonardtOwn at noon. This would
be a great convenience to our busi-
ness houses, but the benefit would
not be near so great to the county
seat as TO the lower section of the
county, as the mail from Valley
Lee, Drayden, Sc Georges Island,
Portobella, Red Gate and Piney
Point, Beauvue and Compton, would
arrive in time to catch the outgoing
ten O'Clock mail, which would be
delivered in Baltimore and Wash
ington the following day, thus saw
ing to these postoffice patrons at
least one and one half days, as well
N enabling them to receive a reply
from LeOnardtown the same day,
which il real daily communication.
We are certain If our people
would take the matter up with Con
gresham Frank o. Smith. he would
bestir himself and be able To get
for US this greatly improved service.
The Postoffice Department in max
ing its survey would be able to see
the necessity and advisability, and
would, no doubt, add sections other
than the above, and thus place our
mail service on a twentieth century
basis.
At present the Leonardtown mai
leaves at a. m, and the mail from
the Othor points arrive in Leonard,
town between l and 9 p. M, max
ing these mails lay over until th,
following a. IN. We trust our PEG
pie will go into this matter with :
vim and deluge our Congressma al
with petitions, which will bear fruit
If all communications were for
warded to the care of LeoDardtowI
Office it would no doubt save tn,
Congressman, as they could b.
taken to Washington by a commit
tee and the matter immediatel,
brought to the attention of the De
partment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18
The
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
Stale Scholarships In Engineering
Courses.

Application for scholarships in the
Department of Engineering established
in The Johns Hopkins University IN
der the provisions OF the Laws of
Maryland. Chapter 50, 1912, should
now be made.
Entrance examinations for all stu
dents will he held in Mccoy Hall, The
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore,
June %, and September 22-25, 1914.
beginning at a. m. Applicants for
scholarships are urged TO take the ex-
aminations in June
1T there Is more than one applicant
for n particular scholarship a com
petitive examination will be held at
the University ON the day following
the September entrance examinations.
Each County of the State and each
Legislative Disti let of Baltimore City
will be entitled to- one or more scholar
ships for the year l9l4-l5. in addition
To those which have already been fill
ed. There will also be vacancies in
the scholarships awarded to- the grad
yates of Loyola College, Maryland
Agricultural College, Mt. ST. Mary's
College, Rock Hill College. ST. John ;
College, Washington College ana
Western Maryland College; and in
the scholarships AT Large" which
May be filed an October. 1914.
Applicants should address the Reg
istrar, The Johns Hopkins University
for blank form OF application and for
further information as to the exami-
nations. award of scholarships, and
courses of instruction.
J-I-lm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18
NATIONS HOMAGE TO KEY

For more than a year the city Of
Baltimore through its Centennial
Commission has been working 10
carry out plans for the Star Spangled
Banner centennial which will take
place September 9Th to 18th. The
object of the celebration is to com
memorate the birth of the Star
Spangled Banner, the achievement
of National Independence, the sue
cessful Defense of Baltimore at
North Point and Fort McHenry and
q century of progress. For this ap-
preparation with the addition of gen.
erOus contributions from local in
terests and individuals have been
made and to this will be added the
activity and enthusiasm of the peo-
pie of Baltimore in making this not
only the most notable celebration in
the history of the city but the big
gest event of this character in the
nation this year. The Centennial
Commission is located at lO7-fI3
East Baltimore Street where just
now with many committee meetings,
conferences of managers and work
of departments is beehive of
energy. The officers of the com
mission are President, Mayor James
III. Preston of Baltimore; Honorary
Presidents, President Wilson and
former Presidentc Taft and Rose
welt; Vice-Presidents, former Gov
errors Of Maryland, the former
Mayors of Baltimore City, and the
Honorary Vice-Presidents are the
present Governors of the eighteen
States that were in the Union when
the National Anthem was written.
The Managing Directors are Col.
Jerome ii. Joyce, John NJ. Deponai
and Major Joseph q. Pangborn.
Executive Chairman, Arthur Barne-
weld Bibbins; Vice-C Chairman. Allen
s. Will; Executive Secretary. Robt.
4. Lee; Treasurer. +. Rowland
Thomas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18

River Springs will entertain the
public at its annual celebration on
July I.
Boat races at , p. m, between
engines up to 10 horsepower. Prize:
Barrel of flour.
Sprinting race-lOO yard dash, at
$3.50 p. IN. Free for all. Purse:
$500
Afternoon dance To 4 y. m.
Baseball game at 3 p. m. Mech
anicsville VS.. Milestown.
New York Orchestra will furnish
an excellent repertoire during the
day and for Grand Ball ut o y. m.
PyrOtecnIcs ut 10 p. m.
Especially prepared dinner and
supper. Souvenir menu cards.
r. ID. BLACKSTONE, Prop.
6-ll-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18
Editor.
Former Vice-President Adlai f.

Former Vice-President Adlai +.
Stevenson, died in Chicago on the
the 18th, in the rs year of his age.
He was a prominent and influential
democrat. Was First Assistant
Postmaster General under Cleveland
and was elected Vice-President on
the ticket with Cleveland in 1892
and made a popular presiding Off
Ger Of the Senate. In 1900 was the
running mate of William Jennings
Bryan, but was defeated. His last
appearance as a candidate was in
1908, when he was defeated fou
Governor Of Illinois by Hon. ChAs.
s. Deenan.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18

Il has long been known that the tenn.
perature below the earth's surface in.
creases at the rate OF abol.. one degree
per hundred feet. or 30 degrees per
mile. IL the rate or increase were con.
slant. tAe temperature at the relative
~ small depth of 100 miles would be
a6GVe the melting point of all sub
stances under ordinary surface condi-
lions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18
$25 Reward

Ii mas bern tumored around by my
competitors that have been selling
i6ioxicating drinks since MAY 1. 1911.
Without = license. ANY man that can
pose that have sold an Intoxicating
drink :: nee the above date will give
; !cm So. Yours respectfully,
DAVID rAErLE.
C-l--lm. Ridge, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18

-StOre-IiOuSe. Dwelling, Tenant
House and acres of land. Property
has lately been rebuilt and put In
thorough repairs, Situated ON the
State road and railroad, In the center
of Charlotte Hall, accessible to Char
Hall Military Academy. The property
: known as the Nutwell Property.
For terms apply I'd
&. II. BURROUGHS,
- =. Pratt ST.,
6-ll-lm. baltimore. Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18

The e-,i"fcd Members of ST. Nicholas
Parish wili give concert at st.
Nicholas Hall. ON WEDNESDAY.
JUNE a. Dance and refreshments
to follow the coneeEi
j. Z. Matthews. 5. j., Pastor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18

The Annual Festival ~ 81. Nicholas
Pr ....h .;it ~ held on
Wednesday, nusust 5. 1Sf4.
Don't forget lie date; delightful tim
is promised
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18
Tuesday August ~ 1914.

The Annual Festival OF st. George
will be- held on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18
a cAAPrt Q reoM SOUTH
EaN MARY AND sfisToRY.

Address UeiIvered ey Ne: w..
Worthinston Bowie. 90 Wssh-
inston. o. c., Before the South
ern Maryland Society nc its
Quarterly Meeting st the
tiotei Beiyedcse june Q. 1914.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18

Elaborate preparations have beer
made l.. make the affair a success.
J.. II. Matthews. 5 J.. Pastor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18

Washington, o. c.
A bushei Of Crimson Clover Seed sown on four
Of Corn or Cotton about the same amount as would
ton OF complete fertilizer applied at the rate OF
win q yea 81
crops which follow. The physical condition ofthe
coli o also mate rally benefited The Sandy Soils
The Sud heavy clay sOiis are rendered more open
Crimson Clover makes an excellent arazine crop.
Ms sna Rse eIe q mix
when pastured on Crimson Clover. 1t Is alSo valu-
s6se 40 honey Plant. furnishing an abundant
Crn,scn Clover s valuable . Winter Cover
crop. It's especially valuable In Orchards where
S,s ss, SHd s e s q be ,1s
The followins season much Of the plant food,
which would Otherwise leach out Of The ground
d D The Winter and early sprina good stand
and the outlying of the fields but on sandy heldS
The bloMlns q the soiiby the wind s greatly less
srssser extent tRanf he ied was ista bare during
he Winter. More and more each year farmers are
eallzine The importance and great value Of Grim
Bslsia.s's ''Csld'' Brad Ssasaara
Crimson Clover
o exceptionally fine. u has large wen mafured.
plump. bright eolden berries. II you sant the best
1870 1 b. ss.sisa d Sa ss and
Grasses.
We Offer Enormous Stocks
Cow Peas. Winter vetch, Timothy Seed. Red
Clover, Alfalfa, Alsyke. Red Top or Herds Gas.
Pure Kentucky Blue Grass. Orchard Grass Winter
Oats Tall Meadow Oats Grass. MIiet Permanent
Pasture Mixture. Dwarf Essex Rape al varieties
Of Turnip Seed Including Cow Horn Turnip. South
em Seven Top. fellow Globe Etc. Cabbage, Hale
Spinach, Winter Radish.
Ne both bss and eel FaEcg Seed wAsut
Ssra Samples.
No9isss. Send two cents In STAMPS and name Of
this paper We win send you 10 cent package Of
Bcleianos Famous King Of the Mammoth Pump
Bin Seed. also paekaee OF Boleiano's Giant Flow
erinS Nasturtium Seed Tor the lacies along with
cur large Renerai catalogue.
Efyour local merchant does not sell Boiaizno's
BID Crop Seeds. write as postal and Ne will teII
you where you can Set them
=. BOLGIANO q SON
cnxsf.a 6ss& brewers saA Imeerss<s
Exnaa, L11ha e ElRieosa Sarwsas
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18

Continued on third psgel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-06-18

Geo. T.. lnsley, Hollywood. ~ acres
Located in the Patuxent River. ON
the westerly side thereof, and southerly
of Marsh Point, of Spring Creek, in
in the waters of 81. Mary's County. as
shown on Published Chart No. 10 of
the Natural Oyster Bars of Calvert.
1t. Mays and Chs rles Counties, filed
in the Office of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of ST. Mary's County.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-07-23
A NURSERY NECESSITY.
How to Make a Useful Gift For the
Baby.

Baby.
It's rather a proposition to know just
what to get for the new babies Of our
numerous friends. Usually the mites
are deluged with gold pins enough to
keep their clothes hanging together
for years. even should all the stitches
drop out. and the rattles and the pow
der puffs and the duplicates upon du-
pIicates of many things would keep
an orphanage going for some time.
But, strange to say, few people think
Of sending those brand new babies nice
little slips for their small pillows. De-
casionaIly an utterly impossible slip.
beribboned and befrilled out Of recog-
milton. and certainly out OF any com
fort for the downy head. makes its
appearance on the scene, propelled
there by an enthusiastic spnster who
never put a baby to sleep in her life.
But the slips that are both pretty
and serviceable and restful aren't
thought of.
Do not have the material too thin for
these slips. or they will not stand the
frequent washing required for all OF
baby's linen. Batiste is too thin. and
muslin is too coarse A fine quality
Of linen. medium weight, is best Hem
stitch the hem and embroider on the
nid of the upper side of the case mot
the center where the baby's head Is
to liel pretty conventional wreath
that will encircle the tiny monogram
of the baby, or at least the initial OF
its last name. Really beautiful hand
embroidered slips can be obtained at
the stores at very moderate prices, and
one can very easily place upon them
the monogram, for which space is
usually left.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-07-23
HANDY ABOUT THE HOUSE.
How to Use Adhesive Plaster In Un-
usual Ways.


Adhesive plaster il useful In many
ways. but often we never think OF II
except for covering cuts or holding
bandages In place. Here are some or
the unusual uses" to which 1t may
be put: If new shoe chafes ut the
heel put piece Of adhesive plaster Mt
the top Of the heel stilfening and be
comfortable. II will save, the hosiery
If applied on the outside Of the stock
ing when the hole first begins to make
itself apparent. Use II to mend corsets
and nut II over the ends OF protruding
steels and bones A strip around a Jel-
" glass cover will make 1t alright.
Tiny strips put under the bottom OF
rattan chair will save repair Dill.
Put a strip into the backs OF children >
overshoes and they may then be put
on without trouble and without shoe
horn, which sometimes tears the rub
Der. When rugs curl up at the corner
strips Of the adhesive plaster VIII
cause them to lie fiat. II you lose your
thimbe put strip on the end or your
finger. Use II to make secure your
packages. If warm when applied IL Is
sure to stick. no matter how much
hard usage the package may have III
transit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-07-23
MANS HEAVENLY CITIZENSHIP

Phil. III. 20 Revised version reads
For our citizenship Is in heaven; from
whence also we wait for a Savior, the
Lord Jesus Christ. A citizen Of
place is one who by proper right has
the privileges Of that place. He may
hold birthright to IL, and il is ex-
pected that he will take an interest in
the welfare of the place, by attending
its gatherings, commencing its laws,
increasing its revenues, and improv-
ing its utilities. The Christian oh.
tanned his heavenly citizenship when
he was born from above. The record
of this transaction gave him a name,
fRev. III-l2 Phil, W.-3, Luke X-20l
and place Czech. lII-7, Rev. Ill-l2)
with a family relationship Matt. VIZ
9-2d. Cor. Wis, Eph. lII-l5) which
entitled him to all the rights from.
VIII-17-32) that heaven can bestow.
"And we shall be His sons and daugh-
ters. children of God, loved by God. =
How great was that love? John III
I6) God gave His only son TO die, we
migth live. Greater love hath no man,
He hath given the best He had and
all He had, and what are we doing
as citizens Of God, to make that
heaven our one home of pleasure for
others and ourselves, or are we try
| ing to cling to some worldly dross
here-and lightly eherishing the beau
tiful home beyond, prepared at such a
cost. Oh how cody we often treat
the Divine Guest And time is SO
short. Oh, let US awake. Elsa. Ll.-9)
Awake, awake, put on strength, o arm
of the Lord, (Eph. VIA Awake thou
that sleepeth, and arise from the dead
and Christ shall give thee light.
Christ is today calling us from the
| Loadicean lukewarmness of the church
today. (Rev. IIl-13 to 22) He is
standing at the door knocking to
arouse us, one and all, to the work,
for He is soon coming and is even at
the door. Oh souls are being lost by
our neglect, lost, lost, for all eternity
Oh Christian friends arouse for the
day is far spent and the night OF
darkness at hand, when our work will
be over and souls lost, or gained tc
either go down to eternal death OF
shine as jewels in our crowns. Or
shall we gain that inheritance beyond
list Peter Ia to s. That fadeth moi
away, or let our lives drift into the
lukewarmness and lose forever oul
citizenship in heaven Oh awake
and Christ shall give thee light Fol
His work is a light unto our feet, ant
a lamp unto our pathway. adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-07-23
Be a Worker! Talk Up Go to Church!
Get Your Neighbor to Go!
70 TO CHURCH.

70 TO CHURCH Be a worker in the GO TO CHURCH
campaign.
This GO TO CHURCH movement is a campaign more
important than all the presidential campaigns In presidential
you get worked up high pitch of enthusiasm exhor
ing and advancing arguments for your favore candidate Here
is chance you display your enthusiasm and argumenatse
mowers II YOU GO TO CHURCH your work not finished gu
can do great deal more
GET YOUR NEIGHBoR TO GO. TALK UP THE GO TO
CHURCH MOVEMENT. THERE ARE MANY EFFECTIVE WAYS
IN WHICH YOU CAN THIS SANDWICH YOUR TALK ABOUT
THE BASEBALL SCORES WITH A FEW REMARKS ABOUT THE
co TO CHURCH MOVEMENT. MAKE AN OCCASIONAL EN-
oAeEMENT FOR AFTER CHURCH SUNDAY NOW THAT The
co TO CHURCH MOVEMENT HAS HAD HEALTHY START
KEEP 1T MOVING LET IT DIE OUT. WHENEVER AN
ITEM IN THE NEWSPAPERS ON lNcREAeDo CHURCH At
YOUR EYE CALL YOUR NEGHBoRs ATTENTION TO IT.
Always be quick to RUSH TO THE DEFENSE of the
church and churchgong There always 10 be found IN every
ready make Of the church, church
poe and churchgoing movement 90 after these persons
Don't get with it, II can't convince them hat
the church churchgoe all right make them cease their IN
suits There too poked the church these days Even
the chuchgong tempted join the laugh which greetS
some cheap Joker sacred things Honor to the man
who rebufs the cheap w.t. Secretly his fellows will admire hum
for it.
GO TO CHURCH next Sunday!
GO TO CHURCH every Sunday
Be missionary by getting your neghbe to GO TO CHURCH.