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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06
oeu amcritoiii6en @I6uentiuitleru
nit einem goIOeneu aran8c 6eibenft
@urOpai1c6e Sa belberidbte
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cf Sucm lit beutc bier inn Sitter BON
S4 Subren geitor6eu. @r mar Ser
9loiutont ieineS @dters, melcber inn
Srimfrieee Oie 6ritii6e Sa0olerie
fiibrte
Gic 6amilie beiibt etpo $4,000
9lder 2an0 in SrIonO uno Ser Grbe
oes Sitcls lit ser dlteitc 5obu oes
eorls, 2oro 9ingbont pelcber I'M
Sabre 1860 gc6orcn wuroe.
Sir Sen Sobnion 2nng.
foro 5ouittompf.
2on0on, 3. SUM. ~ SedStml-
ieuo 9Sfo. ct. (ctpo $3O,O0O), sic
er0bte Summc, Die ic oeponirt mur.
sc, Inn eineu 6oultfonpf iider 8it
itencn wur0en belte inn 9ureou oes
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belt fir Oen beporitcbcuoen aonpf
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Ii6 BON @}inoonao. @1ebrere Bill
fame iiuO in G6dtiefeit.
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ii1 oie 9ergc 6inlnter, g9oloer imo
Gacao 9SIontagcn iberibiitteuo
@lcd5eitig fiel Gin itnrfer Stein
uno 9Ii6enregen iibcr bic gaHjc Sns
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g(ntli6e @eridtc ertpG6ucu uiHts
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ooB 100 Sduier 5eritort woroen
limo.
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@ruppe Ger Ialolt-Snielu.
2Re6rere Der Snieln 6oben tbdtigc
GiItonc. 9lm perbeerenOiten iino Oia
glus6riicbc oes @lnong 9l6u auf
Sau9ir gapeien, bei oeneu me6rcre
W2ale Taiienoc BON Mleni6cn imfas
men io iu Sen 2So6reu iii, 1872
1856, 1883 unO 3ulebt in 1892,
mann ser nor0meitlibe G6eil Ser SSn-
iel nit 2000 Meni6en rmteraing.
0le6r @ alien fiir Oie ullIs
tier 6rctmttIigcu~.
8eIfait, 5. Suui. Ger g9ai.
icuoorrot5 ser ,lllItcr SreiDiQigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06
Pins Dem Snneren @larBlanO's nuo
Ben angreH5enOcn Staaten.

@raiioeHt @ilion iii 9(n.
HdpOltS.
gou 2t 9dIiiti9iiieu uuo elmer
cnt6niiaitiideM Observation-Disclosures
0lchge IUuroe geitern BrdiiOent @il.
ion 6egriiBt, ais oie y@taDilouer"
iGu in 9lnhopolls lonoete, Inn Dem
5eite Der @raourteu Der 0}arineofa.
Oeniie 6ei3uuo6neu uHo perionlid
Sen iuugeu Seeoiii5icren sic Giplo-
me 3u ii6erreic1en. Die Nlarpldn.
Oer @e6or0en wareu ourh Gouoer.
neur Golosboroua6, Stduts 5ctre.
tdr Hobert 4. @rabom uno oie Con.
grcBabgeorOneteu s. 81 8 IaI6ott
imo &. 8. Eaogett uertreten gldd
elmer flu5en 9lniprade oes GougreB.
o6georoneten &Qogott, Ser polles COB
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grill Der grdioeut oas g9ort uno
fii6rte etpa 6olgeuoes ans ais Sl.
periHtenoent 6ullanl ibn 0ffentlld
porgeitellt lno nitgetbeilt bate, oaB
i1ninitlic5e aapeienoen iingen Sell-
tc Sic &riiiiug 6eitan0en 6dtten.
,GS noqe iiets III i6reu @eodrbtniB
blei6eu, SAB iie nidt mir ais mliter-
giiltige Seelellte inO ais muiteri
giiltige Solooteu gclten iolleu ion.
bern in ser gau5en @elt oud ais
muitergiiltiae 2luerifaner ongeie6cn
meroen NUGGET Ger groBte 9tol5
9lmcrifo's lit es bon ie6er geweien,
Der Numotitdt 5u oieuen uuo Erds
acr 0er Gipiiiation SID ietu sic
miiiicH im @eodmtiiB 6ebalten oaB
lie oic @orieher Nn0 PLIES 0ereit
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81 oriidte ferner iein 9eoolcru ans,
0oB uncertainties 9lut mie0er 6a'
De ilieBen niiiien a6er gleid5eitig
6obe oos energiibe mo nann6oite
9hntrcten Der amerifaniideu Nlonns
idait ieincn @inorud ami Die gat5e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06
eoEal6eridlte nus ageaihinntan.
9Ilng Maln 6aL6 IerIia-.

dl w t AZ Y II Y III n tt ~ ! ~.
Iic Contributions glr6eiteu All oer
gsuibngtoH tn0 9altimore.9a6n, I
pic iri6er ais Baltimore, Gccot
5ltpga6n~ 6ofauut mar. iiUo mi ser
@trade bon Der IA ino aenne0D.
StraBe, 9lor0ueit Dis Socona @orf
im 0iiirift Gohn6ia na6e}ll ooaeus
set Su 9dl0e miro init ocn 9air
Der araitmlage 6egonnen merOeu.
Sine aIte araitoulaae in g6ilooel.'
pbia fommt sur @eripeuomg iie
miro ieBt a6aebrodcn imo III Mai6..
iugton uel oiHacitellt
3mci gntihd0igung8-
&ldBcn.
3mei S6aoenetiabtlagen fiji ie
$4,000 puroeu geiiern iru Iiitrifts-
Cbergeridt gegeu Sic ,Senle0topu.
9iailwaD GompauD" eingerei6t sSu
Der eiueu @lage iit 5rau Blonde
Nall Sic @lagerin mo in 0en anoe.
rem SAL Soiep6 VI. SaQ. GrIiere Der.
lnngt oie gntiAdoi1uHg peaen Der
lebnaaeu iulo 2eBierer iiir Ocn 200
yoH sVliloreo Saa ieiner Go9tar
Sralt san limo @}il0reo SaQ, lire
l2'ia9riae Iobiar puroen ain 3.
Sanuar oieies Sa6res, Uic III Sen
@ntldjdoigmgs alagen augegeben |
miro, al Der 9isconiin-qlDerue iuo |
lsSiraBe bon einem @aggon ser be-
treiIenoen 9a6n getrofieu, mo6ei Die |
s0lutter Idner Derlebt uno ole Sot- |
ter aet6otet uuroe.
2ief nod gut a6.
qlilf Scr @luenont-Iipiiion ser
&albHgton ono Glo Dominion
sloilwaD Company" rauutc etn clef.
ttiit9er %erioueHmoagou geitcruaior.
cen 5u 9liemout Slmction, s Mei-
-aen BON 9IqlIdouft enticrnt, aeaer sic
aabiiie eiues 5radt8uges. 3um Slid /
mnroe 9deman0 ernitlib berleBt. /
9lur oer D}otoriii6rer s 8. Scopes
'1uo 4rofeior %. g. 4reitou bon
gaes6ura, go, erlitten Ieidte Sout.
abl1iiriuugen.
2etoet ain Ginbil0ung.
Cine etDo 5i Sabre alte 6oAmo. 7
BERN aetleioete ,Srau, Bic id5 GliSaa
bet6 " Bail nelnt ut0 Gitu sSslau0, 4
eiu &orort ser 5taot 9lep.yorf ais |
ihren @o6nort ougiebt. ipur0q geItern l
penn &oiAinaton Srren.Noipital I
3peds &eobo6tlne iiberuieieu. sic
eridiea n &oli5ei6auptquartier, imt |
pen Boli5ebef Wlaior SDlueiier 5lt |
ipreden "a oieier nidt anpeieuo /
mar, iuiroe tie an bic @eAeimpoli5i- (
iieu g8eeoon iuio C'9rien oeripieien, I
bic balo eriauniet 0aB ole 6raii ait !
Gnbilouna icioe. zic cr5dGltc iAnen
nalnlid oaB iic BON otr Nebgotfer
aEoll3ei oeriolgt peroe pa tie bic elm
8ige. udt 5um n5Diiem~ ae6orenoc |
'Eem5nlicbfeit iei ser oic SAan0t1a |
ten Scr @itglieoer oes .SDiiens"
beiauut mare.
Cine groBc 6eter 8cs
plant.
sic oGolunibian.@eorge @oi6ing-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06
Die nnmuiOcrrnflid leete".

@laoame Soro6 @ern6orOt, sic be-
rf6mte irail5oiide Graa0Oin,
plant inn 9nter bon 40 Sa6ren
ueuc 9lbiaieos .Eourncc our6 oie
@creinigten Staateu.
Seem msgprf 5. Suui. @3o.
Dame 5aro6 9eru6arot, sic bcrii6nte
fron3oiiibc Erag0oiu, miro am 10.
Sftobcr bon Boris nad bier a6iab.
rem lu I'M 9llter BON 20 So6reu
cine g9elt.Sournee au3utretcn,
md6reno Oeren lie finn Goutiuentc be.
ildeu miro. 0ic Gouruee miro iih
auf cine @eriooe bon 26 Monaten
eritredeu BON melber 3eit Oie &iinlt-
lerii t5 @ohen in oen @ereinigten
Staoten bloiben miro.
Tic 9tohribt bon Dem @lan Nio-
Oame geru6arots murOe geitern ifddi
bier gefa6eIt Gic Goiruec miro sic
9ii6neulani6a6n ser geieierteuSdau-
ipielcriu 6eidlieBeu.
Maoame 9eru6arot bat ii6rigenS
6ereits me6rere D9l6ibieOS Sour.
neeu@ aenadt Grit inn Goria6rc be.
illdte fie 0ie Gereiuigten Staaten.
9ei ser @elegen6eit mirOe lie bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06
Gnrf.sdlnle.

&er @roOitirte Der @arf. .SdaIc
crbiclten geitcrn pon Or. Sons 6r0b-
licber bonn n@ou6er Goleg" ibre 9(b-
gongS9iplomc. Eoitor Or. Sulius
Sofnomi bielt al bic 5diiler Die
gl6idicosreoe. 0ie bier @raouirten
iipo: Soel @utuon 9crnoro 8. 9.
aobu. W3artin @obn lllo Gbos @ib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06

Dies murOe geitern N}orgen 0ur6 sic
Baltimore GountD-Gonniiidrc ents
icbieOeu. Die Soften iucroen aus Dem
Ger6eiierirngs-6ono 6eltrittcu wer-
ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06

gselt uidt oerie6lt. Ger RrdiiOcu
crl0d6Hte oid ii6erms lo6euo 81,
Iienite oes 9louirols 6letbcr oel
iidD III elmer idiuierigen &oiitiou ais
tiihtiacr Soloat unO geididter
Stootsnlauu cupieien 6obe, 9}adj
ser 6eier ua6ut ser Frdioent sic
GiuloOung Oes SuperintenOenteu
5ullam 3lmGiien an uno te6rte nadj
1er5lider SerobihieOumg am 9lod-
mitto9 nod @oi9inatou 5uriid. Gie
@ra0uirten Deronitolteteu am g}oH.
mittag :iAb1lesteS 9allipiel, oos Oen
gI6idluB aper 10 i66u 0erIauieucn
6elHpoHe 6iloete
GlftranHeH Dem 5eucrs
il3l-llQ' to0e.
SIN Idbt3gnatn6lid 9eloug cs Ser
6ornilie oes @eorge @} Bono, zines
@runocidt4t8iifns- it, Geriiberuigss
matters, bon 9}r. 602, j StroBe,
@ai6mgton Dem 6euertooe 5h ent.
ae6eu ais i6re Sommeuuo6nung IN
Cof Greit bei 9ourel @lo, BON Ct.
ncm 9ronoe in 9lide gelegt wurOe
Scrr Bono pabte crit ans Dem
5hloic ouf ais sic Gbiire oes
Shloi3iuimcrs init groBem 2drm
mo 6otte 0erdoe nod 3eit
ieiii 5lpeiia6ri9es 8o6D in oen Gar.
ten sat id1aficn ais Oos @e6duoe ein.
itiir3te. 6rau Bono pur0e 6ei i6s
rem sprung ans Dem 6eniter 10 err
6c6lid an ser Siiftc perlebt, OaB iie
ii6 in dr5tlide @ilege 6ege6en nnIBf
te. 2(nideinenO lit Der 9rano, Der
gcgen 3 ll6r Nlorgens eutoedt Uurs
be, bereits am por6erge6enoen gl6cnO
III Der Slide entitouoen. Sr 9ono
6cga6 id1 geitern pieOer SIR glrbeit
noc6 g8oi6ingtoH tpdbrcnO icine 6ds
Mile bci &cuuanOteu III 2anreI Dor.
lduiige llnterfinit ionO @er 9onO
lit N}it9lieo Oes republifoniiden
Staots.GentralGonlite's BON @rince
@eor9e GountD uuO por I'M Sab
re 1903 @}itgIieo Oes llnter6auies
GoOeSfGlle in MiorDIan0.
Serr SenrD 9omers, ser frii6ere
geiiber oes @}orglono Sotels in So.
lit I'M Sitter BON 56 Sab
reu iii 56arps6ura 0lo, an Der
9rigbt'iAen Gtaut6eit geitor6en
Ger 9eritor6cnc le6tc etua fiini
Sabre iii @ai6iugtou mo 6iutcrldBt
ieine @ittwe rmo cine Eohter, Sri
No 9omers.
SSn 6rmfstotpM @lOy lit Sr 9leps
confer Soer pl6blicb an Ser5idmdde
er binterldBt cine @ittue
lmo einen Sobn. dH
Sn Sdgerstomn itar6 geitern 6ran
Gmmo 8. Sc6reiner, oie @ittue 0es
Serru Wlartin Sbreiner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-06

9luf Dem Nlo6e oer Gononof
Nacific 9lusiteIung i'll Gan Sran-
cisco 1T eihe 6laggenitangc erridtet
moroeu sic mobrideinlih Die gr0Btc
ser ggelt iit; cs lit cine 66bre bon
230 SUB @66e, oeren 0ur6meicr
ON untercn Gcoe ieds SUB bctrGgt.
Sic lit Gin @eibent Der Staot g(ito-
ria, Gregon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28

FlRST-Corner Seventh and South
Boston Sunday services June 2S,
1914 9:45 Sunday school Glasses
for all ages. A cordial invitation is
extnded to the public to attend our
Sunday school. 1885 morning ser
mon by Mr.. Iaughbaum. state super
intendent of Anti-Saloon league. Come
and hear Mr.. Laughbaum speak on
some Of the moral issues before the
people of oklahoma at this time. 200
G. T. subject: Civic Reforms That
Endeavorers Should Promote" Leader
Mr. II. W. Meyer. At this service Mr..
Grant, the secretary Of the independ-
crt law enforcement league and pres
ident of the Tulsa gospel team will
give n l5-minute talk. 500 o'clock
on church lawn Sermon by pastor
Subject: The Elder Brother. or the
Subject. "The Elder Brother or the
is the last Of a series OF sermons on
the parable of the Prodigal Son.
Everyone who attends is enjoying the
open air service Comfortable seats
for all. Come and spend the evening
with us. Morning music-Anthem by
the choir, Unto Thee oh God DO We
Give Thanks" Rogers, Mrs. VIM. Ifar-
risen; solo, Heaven Is My Home,
Tonzo Savage. Evening music.
Anthem by the choir, at Is Good
Thing to Give Thanks, Dudley
Buck solo selected, Prof. A. l.. Fow-
lor. Organ music by Miss Mary
Cover, morning; prelude. Spring
Song" Hollins; offertory In i, Le-
maigre; postlude in Il Flat, Gounod
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28

Last meeting Of the summer All the
children invited. EpWOrth League. T.
subject The Immigrant Tide" Meet
ing of special interest promised, All
iTNited, young and old. Preaching at
SEQ. continuing the series on the
commandments. The subject for this
evening is the seventh commandment,
THE White Life for Two" The pas
tor believes that there is no double
standard, one for men, the other for
women. While he will not be sensa-
tioual, yet he will talk plainly, with
the scripture for the basis of what
he has to say. You are cordially IN
vited. DO not stay at home fearing
the heat We have solved that prob
lem. our basement is always cool
and airy. To make assurance doubly
sure we have installed electric fans.
have screened the windows and doors
and made one Of the most comfort
able rooms in the city. If the weather
is hot we will worship In the base
ment both morning and evening. But
If the auditorium can be used with
any fair degree Of comfort We WIN
hold services there. Remember this
is the church Of plain, straight. gos-
pei preaching, fear no favors.
Come friend or stranger, If you care
for that kind of preaching. While We
Will not nay SO much attention to
choir music during the summer, yet
we will have fine congregational sing
ing Unless you worship elsewhere
we would be glad to have you meet
with us
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28


princes ana rIdr'e M the Ne" J'fus'-
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I'm this lesson we are again i'm
pressed with tho absurditv uf claiming
credit for doing only what II is our
plain duty to do The best wc can
90 I'm the Lords service is only q small
part OF what We owe him TINS is an
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are reminded oi the inErauiuu" OF hu-
manly for blessings received. We arc
all too prone To take our t"od 'hIHts
iu life as matter "i course "lllA".'
much thought about hclnk tiat'lHl W
the COD IRON whom an our DiesSlit7
come. pI inc zen men WI"
cured ol lhrf l"aihsoine uis''s'' ""ii
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28

FIRST-Fifth and Boulder, Frank
Neff. pastor. 609 S. Cheyenne, phone
754. sunday school gao, with clnsses
for all ages; 5. II. Pickering. super
iiitendent We are striving to make
the children comfortable. We have
electric fans, ice water. Sand Springs
tickets and a general. hearty well
come. Preaching at 10:45, subject,
AN Old-Time Patriot, as an Example
for Today" This is a Fourth Of
july" sermon. and will do you good
If YOU are already a real patriot
this will only strengthen your zeal,
and If YOU are tagging in this particu-
lar YOU surely need a stirring Solo
"He Leadeth Me-" +. l.. Ashford, sung
by Mr. G. L. Bennett. Junior league
400 p. m. led by Carroll Morford
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28
Christian Science,

FIRST church of Christ, scientist
Brockman building, corner Ninth and
South Main. Sunday service at II 90
a m; subject, christian Science" "
Golden Text Isaiah, GO:1. Sunday
school for the children at $40 a. m.
Testimonial meetings every Wednes-
day at p. m This church maintains
free Christian Science reading room
in the Central National Bank build
ing, .oom 216, which is open to the
public every day except Sundays and
legal holidays from 1880 to p. m.
Here the Bible and all authorized
Christian Science literature may be
read. or purchased If desired. All are
cordially invited to attend the ser
vices and visit the reading room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28
Tiprct Memorial.

Il tETuODTST-North Main ana
ion: James E. Mcconnell, pastor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28

UNITED - Corner Cameron and
North Cheyenne avenue. Pastor j.
NJ Russell. Sabbath school at 10 a.
IN. Dr. ]. 6. French, superintendent;
morning service, II a. m. subject:
Peace With Cod, evening service,
p. m. subject: "A Man Up Tree, -
being the third in the series Of Sab
bath evening sermons on "A Man
Wednesday evening the pastor Will
give the fifth study in the life of
Job. being the second cycle of argn-
ments on tho meaning of sorrow In
life The public Is cordially invited
to attend these services.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28

Many were following Jesus because
they hoped to share in the emolu-
ments of his kingdom when estab-
lished. To such he gave warning that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28

Sunday school at $50 o'clock, a,
Ernsberger, superintendent. Morning.
worship at II o'clock; sermon by the
pastor subject, Motives for Ser
vice. Evening service at $40 O'Clock.
The Hon. II. T, Laughbaum, super
intendent of the oklahoma Anti-Sa-
loon League will speak The pastor
will be present at the evening service,
and shall be pleased TO see a good at
tendance. Mr.. Laughbaum is an at
torney of excellent ability and is a
forceful and interesting speaker. You
will enjoy him and get much good.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-28

There should bc a law which viii
prevent issuing marriage license tp
"a girl who can cook. can keep
house can't clean chldreus dirty
noses and nccks and can't pass d de-
cent examination uu the feeding and
care uf infants When womcn know
something of what they are going
into. ass married women whether
they are rich or poor there will be
lorn ion the sacicducss of mother
hood than the poets have ever sung.
New civilization has taken women
from the home. it has put them in
stores and offices. and shops and fac
tories. Home science must now he
learned outs de the home BUT it
must be learned. and tine sooner the
S. cracks down on fool girls who
goo into matrimcuy ON caked iguor-
aucc. the betttr.Will this sad old world
be Kansas city Journal
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The Prodigal Son.


In the case Of azarus we learn that
a mans financial standing In thu
world is no criterion to Judge of his
condition in the next. The poor anC
humble Of this world may be the
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(3hllR'H
EAz.NOIES
Ilal,tist

Corner First and Olym-
mia avenue. c. +. Cannady, pastor
Pesidence No. South Olympia,
prone SS23. Sunday school at 9;4,5
n "nn' N.Y. O. l.. Chancellor, supcrinte4d-
ent b. Y. p. L. at Z p. M, Charles
Fox, president Preaching services , ,.
win preach at both services: The .I,i
c,Icbration Of the Lords supper viii
follow the evening service. II yogi i
arn ,,' not in any other sunday school
,,nr ,l are are invited to attend ours. we
have the largest school in the clly III
proportion TO the church membhership;; =; p;
Classes for all ages. We nave as coU' ,,'
and well ventilated building as any III
Tho city. Come and worship WIN w.
II YOU are a Baptist You gre ~" ~
nut your membership win US
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Lutheran.

IJiTHERAN-As Assembly u
court house. 10 a. m. sunday nr''I noo'
viii open promptly. II a. m ~, l"orii. .
ing service with sermon, se Hdor1s'
iIoly." by the pastor. MRS. .,iI' Aul'i,S 49,.
who added so 50 snpd5y mp[n 10 viii m sing Bring
-, triends 1890 p. IN. Luther
ylcarud yloar triyfI' %iii have an intcres-ing ser,
i'e itaeu N M the pastor viii take mp
NE .1j life Of Pam' where he LEFT OH
wv, ile c,,iJ,v night. The church cour-
eli ,dI' viii meet in monthly ,.,. session :,
Wednesday night 1t is imp0rlans, VAN
that all members be lies5,I., 5',,,,S ot-
important business viii demand az
tnntinn ,nrtI, Every member and friend OF
tba 'I' lutheran church is urged to be be
nreaent ,ne Tt' at the morning service. some, some
ibinrs YOU will he pleased. to sno% y,
viii viii be announced. c. W. siiferu'
pastor.
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BY BEN NEWsOME.

!,
those who would follov i'm his foot
stems must he ready 10 sacrifice every
earthly hxurv. poe.Ibly even life itself.
His was no patb str.vn with roses
nor resonant with the plaudits Of men.
but WAS stre,yn with the tholus of per
secution. privatioa and assassination.
"Whosoeyer would save his life shall
lose il. and whosocvcr shall lose his
life for ms sake shall find it,"
.,,.t,,,, ,,t,,It
M 1o,,.. h.., ..,. ,l., ,t,.,. ,t,o biob
religious men and strict moraIists of
the day should be the first ones TO
be favored by the Messiah. and that
the common pcoplo would come into
the kingdom later as they became nt
for admission. By the parables of the
lost coin and the lost sheen Jesus dem
onstratcd that one weary. siu-sick
soul was of more value I'm divine csti-
nation than a multitude of those who
were righteous i'm their own catlma-
tion. There is low i'm tho presence
Of the angels Of God over one sinner
that repenteth."
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"'''''77 W.
IN IN" par'hl" OF lhe UNJUST SO W.
70 - '''S
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V.'9t, 1't,,,,,'.,, ,.,,i, ,., v, ..,e
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FTRsT-Corner Foruth ana bou!-
der Geo. p. Tauhman, minister. bloIe
school at 9:45 sharp Morning WI,
shin with the Lords supper anu .,,,'.i ui,e,
sermon at 1850. All mei,lucts -
Ioa,,or ar 6.45. "Delilah's Shears IS
tbe snbiect Of MIR. Taubman's sermon
~ tbe opcn-air service. southeast cor
No. Fifth and Cheyenne orchestra
Neorus. seats for all.