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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22

a1 y
rus fertilizer An usually managed.
ona-kals or more or il nitrogen Ii
lost. 80 that aa ordinarily used IL does
not carry 50 great an excess os nitro
gen. Because Of It's excess OF nitro.
gen II viii be much mere economically
used In connection with mannres car
'rytng phosphoric acid and potash. An
both acid phosphate and kainIe pre-.
vent the ioaS Of nitrogen, II In possible
To use them in conneation with saw
dual. good dry loam or peat so az TO
naalEa q weIi-baianced fertilizer
The droppin6a should b. well siei
tered until time 10 apply them to the
land. that II, shortly before blowing.
ANY form Of shelter may be used.
For . temporary plant. or for small
farm, small wuodan building or
BIN In larger building win sufiics;
but FOR q large. permanent poultry
plant q cement manure shed or tank
h advisable. The Maine station poal-
trv manure shed In so excellent d
building thaf Il win ba described here.
The shed IL large enough 10 accom-
mediate tina droppinss from 1000 birds
far d period of one year. and the
aroppinSs eoiiectad from ths range
whers s.e0e chicks ara annually
reared.
The Inside measurements OF this
shed are ~ by I feet. II 10 S feet
high af thu eAves and feas 3 Inches
10 ths peak os the roof The drop
pings are thrown IN through trap
doors In the roof. and taken ont from
ons end. which III removable. The
other three waIia. the noor and tho
foundation are cement. The gables
are board. aud tina gable IL the plank
fremovablel end OF the shad Ia also
removable 20 give more room when
shoveiing the manure into carts RI
tn held In place by hooks.
Tha plates and rafters ara &c BY
inch tirnbars Inch boards ara used
t0r roof boards. gables, etc. The roof
la covered with rooAng paper. Ths
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22

Ills Hnsdxrsn II sna III the eandi.
dates for representative from this ths
18th district ~ NaFagran conaucta /
general sterp vi Sunrise. Chisago eoun.
III, having served IN tha beard 1T eoan.
w commissioners there Tor many years,
shs Inst eight years being eAalrnan.
Hss popularity IN evsdnrcsd BY the fact
thar NJ rnsaavad asA votas against 4sT
eer he nest highest u the primaries il
hia awsa county. Mr.. Aaolph Larson.
y : Ss=.sisintons. il the only candidate from
Pins county Cor The Legislature. Mr.
Larson his ssryea one term IL repre-
sentative and needsno Entrpdnctson 1T
our hands YoR know what ha han
aune grid Pine eoanty ID entitled "a rep
gessntatlnn. Both az these gentlemen
stand Cor county oprion.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22
WASH TC,s

Sight thousand m0rsis nsnuks n the
Official speech making record heid by
Representative Joseph Paggsrt 81 KAN
s6s.
Congressional leaders arg negotiating
with republicans and progrsssiyes for >
.'gentiemen's agreament 10 let mem-
bers 80 horns eariy u October for else
ti0n campaigning.
Establishment on y national lepers'
home IL tho object Of q bin Ia appropri-
ate s50O, ee0, recently introduced m eoa-
gresa by Representative Morgan of
Louisiana.
A new bin for leasing government
eoaI lands Ia Alaska has PASSED the sea-
ata "a substitute Tor similar bill re-
Gently PASSED by the hoaae. II would
restrict leases Ii American citizens.
$50
F'ifty-Eour ships aggrs9ating nearly
quarter az million tens, worth APP
proximatelg si5, 0sle have been aaded 10
the American merchant marine since
The new ship registry law went into ef.
feet.
Representative Levy, ~ New York,
owner Ut Monticello. has announced
that h yiew IL Secretary Bryan's ap-
peal 10 him 10 aeIl Thoinas jefferson D
home 10 the government, be was con
sidcring doing 70.
sR*
President Wilson will continue n
press for acceptance Of the tentative
basis cor settlement VI the Colorado
coal strike. proposed by federal medi-
ators, dsapite tbs partially unfayorable
reply DC the operators.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22

Thafs ara Gwo candidates Tor the oE.
aea II staes ssnasor fran this district,
Mr. Peter 4. Christianson III Hincklay
ard Ms r Al. Rystrona of North
Branch. Both men have had manS
ysars experiences III husinsss. and know
tha fps and downs Of life. This dis
srist VIII 81 well represented By either
ape of these gentlemen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22

CIR local poets have taken j Iay-ofF
tlss week - account Of the hot weath-
~ Thsy praFHiss wisen cold weather
ssfs b that tlasy VIII again make IL hot
fer y0a.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22

Nj. Bulls. the banker III Sandstone.
y candidate cor re-sieetion to the Of
ssca X saunty commissioner 81 the third
siiatrist. A. far M we know Mr.. Bulls
~ zerved tAe county ven and ii en-
tsts@d % rg.slarsisn.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22

Last Monday TIE editor took iay oil
sfad went down g Pine City co get &C.
q'iainasd with the county officials. Pins
epssaty certainly has fire aet III ON
sialas and Il Ii 10 wonder there ii little
opposition IN the county ticket thla
esming election. Il surely wiz take
sonae ROOD men q attack up against the
present administration.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22

s-EFoss 6s1sSon or M2aar~ shsd.
shc~aaS Plan ss canskrucsioa. -
Fsorsxoatsi ssesson sf Front. sho~-
lna FiAaka IN 6roavss IL ths CO.
ns~ns waiisb
10 trap Gears ara also covered with
shis roofing These doors arc q fset
\ Inches W = feet 10 inches. and nc
sser frame h ths rood. ID which
shsg are hiaged &c the top a wide
sAassd walk. gradually Inclined so the
md Of u 10 only foot . inches from
shs caves n very coawentens from
which 10 reach the doors with the
s.sAets DC drcppiass
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22

Eight thousand worsIs minute II the
official speech making record held by
Representative Josaph Paggars 81 Kan
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22
lMArkss ter sns cesksrsla

Ths younx eoekersls should be
aeariy xrawns and II ~ nearing early
narksting tisne N 10 Tor the intsr
st ~ all poultry r&isers 10 ket the
bent prtcss. and poultry never brsaxs
= rood prios u iaks fAIl = /. -.
ssmA~e
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22
c0MslarENr.

@Wonsen used 10 kick because thar
had nothing 10 wear.v
Ysa, and now they're wearing
il"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22
subssripsioa rries. si.eo Per Year

Ensevsa ~ seesnsa-olsaa MASTER September hi.
ets@ aet al MaEnh 81 IEas
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SEC couLn 90 Losg n..e

He VIII you misa nae when I arm
eonef
She~Oh, / don't know. I nevaK
uziss ron when ycu are hera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
WATCHFULNESS: A TEMPERANCE LESSON
ii STORY.

Form g statement in this instance
could not be better suited TO thought
conveyed. This challenge to alertness g.
itself alert. IL Is n marvel OF condensa-
ton. There Is not n superuuous phrase
Ninety words suffice. hut in spite OF
brtNity the meaning n far from scamp
60 In the Orient there Is moth
inE TO correspond to our police patrol.
zach separate houes must needs be "a lit
tie fortress Of which the servants are
the garrison. Security depends upon
Their udeltty end efficiency. The re-
turn OF the master OF the house at dead
ct night Is . test. u the lights have
Smolucred or gone out. N the master
must knock repeatedly. ~ he hears the
running abous to pick things
up before opening. then he knows they
have been unfaithfut. and that an his
possessions have been In danger. on
the contrary. ~ the door swings open in
stantly at his first knock. aud garments
are tucked up under the rirdle at the
l"tns. 80 that quick action shall not b.
tmPeded and vell-trimmcd lights greet
are the sure tokens Of in
slant fidelity. which he can not fail to
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not. For very Joy he will make a Sa-
turnalia OF II. seating his loyal servants
~ the very table they had prepared for
nm, and serving them in person.
The parable OF the Master or tn.
House IL the briefest Of the thirty
three parallels Jesus spoke. A single
verse OF thtrty-thrce words sufficcs. D.
represents the proprietor himself az not
perpetually ~watchful. and
suttcrtng from an incursion of robbers
u hour or whose arrival could not by
any means have been OWNED. Thfs
Jesus declares to be a similitude OF his
own return. and eNhorts to instant
watchfulness. In The Iaet 81
the three parallels 10 is as AZ the Naster
We're saying, Look o. this picture and
noM on mat. D. head steward IL no
dull mental, but an executive officer.
truS,td with the conduct OF the Who'll
establishment. II he Is wise and faith
lul ne viii be promoted from care OF DO
nestics and thf1r rations TO care OF in
come and its Investment. But ~ a little
power puftS the cwa up 50 that d..
domtneers the employees and becomes a
%flutton and "A tipplcr. IL would be a
short SHIFT for him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
THE TEACHERS LANTERN.

"Girdled and lighted" Nothing could
be more significant Of readiness. \ line
from Milton seems appropriate In this
connection. Ills habit NJ for speed sue
cluCt tucked W. end Of robe under
girdlc There H. subtle connection
"et wecn concentration and b~ritliancy.
Cord mp and YOU will shine" Thief
in the night has passed into y proverb
OF u~uretdtuess. Great are the gains
OF rdelity. How well served must those
Dee whom Jesus serves His long uent-
up love viii gugh out In some express
sion which Will delight the. soul FOR
eternity. "Gird and serve" an ALL
inclusive phrase. indicating that the
master is wholly az disposal ~ Ms
faithful disciples. Jesus asa not
answer Peters impcrtiueut question ex-
cept by uttering another parable that
pertinent who. then. fq the
faithful and wise7 Question 81 duea-
tons Destiny turns ON 10. History
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Fourth street Methodist Episcopal
church. first church south OF Twelfth
on Chapline. No. 1919, Arthur W. Mills.
Pm. d. pastor. The pastor will preach
both morning and evening. Public wor-
mon; The Trail OF Fire" Evening
worship at 1850 y m. theme OF sermon:
4 Mans Make-tp-HiS Heart" Spec
choir Of trained voices. SUNDAY school
at H:l5 a. m. Junior league at 80 D..
IN. Epworth league at $3.50 y. m. \
hearty Invitation Is extended to all
and those without a church
home Co join with the congregation in
all these services. All seats free and
a most cordial welcome awaits every
body who comes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Joys must Do affirmed Ethical eyoiy,.
SON has gone FAR enough o. ron an.
cream ~ mystery u romance. The
knldeu ace does not come bF clock or
aIutn1c u b. arriving now 81 crara
PROPORTION fu The Development ~ nat
Nllual and social reetitudc.
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HOW TO PREVENT POVERTY.

This has been called the cradle
Hymn a. the Infant Solomon ~ is
that and more. u is the fore CLEAN Of
1 golden age Co whir. not one race hut
ull aspire. 4 period 81 which an pres.
tut us must be- denied. all antirIfHtfd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

First Baptist church. Twelfth and
byron streets. l.. l.. B~rininstooI. pastor
-Bible school. s:15. There's a class
ana a Zine fellowship for you. aud it's
worm while. Don't miss IL. Thc BOYS
brigade installation will occur az he
morning. service at 1880. with an ad-
Dress by Brigadier General II. r. Calde-
baugh. This viii be a unique service
ana helpful. The pastor will speak on
DIVINE MISUNDERSTANDING Material
Nalues TO Heavenly Treasures. MAJ
Wood Mission School. 2:30. corner Main
anu ftfth streets. Young Peopls.s
meeting $50. Evening service T.9O
meme; The Woes OF superstition" the
folly, OF substituting presumption Tor
opedience. Bapttsmsl service in III.
evening. All day meeting OF the Ladics'
Ald Mednesday In the church parlors
training class lunch at 6 o'clock cIass
session $50; mid-week prayer serVtc.
s:SO' meeting OF all men OF the church
S:SV Meeting of the Woman's Mission
Ilrcle Thursday. 2:3O .. m. with Mrs. :
Dortt - Thirteenth street. This H. me
annual business meeting. Special evan
he,lst meetings each evening In Imman-
uei church In charge Of Rev n
SchuItz. Industrial evangelist of the
american Baptist Home Mission SOCIETY
IN the interests Of the opening or WORK
win foreign speaking people
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teens with instances Of those who have
been feduced by power. Due must be
Wen balanced ~ alert not 60 fall prey
70 H. The three parallels illustrate
the simplicity OF Jesus teaching. Moth
iinE could he more familiar than these
'.Iuettic references. The personal
second Coming Of Jesus. like every
thinE that relates 90 the Last Things
% largely a speculative matter. What
concerns most . sthat life e. a rcriod
culture at best brief. and tcrmintes
any moment II T. Of supreme impor-
lance nat the most be made Of its on
p~ortunitics Uncertainty calls for diii-
Fence Even 50 the present does not
out All possible latent capabilities
W o. o. test Of hdelity. proving whether
one ie entitled TO "a larger sphere. In
cideutnlly, here S. suggestion. Do not
proof. Of immortality continued life.
ne reward OF which viii be an on
lLOIvcI snnn there be omnInNrd
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ST Paurs Evangelical Church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. August 4.
tshsche, pastor. Services for sunday.
MaasSh SIN. 1914 German SERVE al
lv.SV, subject: Christ our Real pass-
over. English service IT 7:3O u m
subject: a Tragedy In Three Acts. or
isazarus and the Rich Man" Sunday
Wednesday. March II. 1914. subject.
Sethsemane. or How Much a Ueart
IAN Bear and Not Break You are In
vitsd to these services. The Evange-
ing. wen
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MaJthew Spiscopal church. Chap
iht ana Fifteenth strccts-The scryic.s
gurlhE the week will be a. follow
sSIC"n1 sunday In Lent. sunday. March
tu;sU a m. morning PRAYER.
and sermon. Suhicct of
,rnloI on What shall We Build our
Dnurn e D. m. evening PRAYER and
looked 10 a soldier" s.f-. s1ndI,
,u"el' a+uh = m. sunday school 81
I"hh fcho Point: 500 D.. m. Suuda -
-Sh"oi st fauls. Elm Grove. ana on
Tuesday. 400 D.. M. evening 80 "M
NluhtSday. $50 y. m. evening pray.r
an1 cffnp subject Of sermon .sTbc
Drtlcc OF Holy Communion. port t,v,
The Confession and Nbsoir,tcMM
INp" = "N y. m. evening prav.r-
flhaN, lI-5 TO 1850. special neop-1,,
ice PRAYER and address. subject ,f
hddress The Diyiuu Armory n,rt
ln,rs ihc shoes Friday. 73O u mn
n,hihk prayer and simple talks pr,-
paratorN 20 confirmation. ~
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Island Christian church. 80 Zane
avenue. Rev. &. r. Hutslar. pastor
Bible school $3.50 A. m. Guy a. Pryor.
superintendent. preaching services.
1875 a. m: Christian Endcavor. $50
2. m; evening services. 1:3O o. M.
Prayer meeting "wednesday evening
~: choir practice. Thursday even
Ing s o'clock.
Prof w. r. Taylor OF BETHANY will
hll the pulpit Sunday and much in.
ierest and profit viii be- found In the
services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

pNins q hs- hard.- Dr. laws vfi
preach "a each service St-anEers IN
Nc ~. cu-ens and all ar. weicoms
Npue ard rim a friend Win ycu
= Memorial pr~shyterian church.
Moodsdate. y ~ PottFr. mi-I.t~--
@rflce ~ II a. m and f1o , M. Rev.
kslEsr Of WssterVIlle Ohio. VIII
sources ne morning service. a. this T.
~ nnual neld DAY m MheelinE Tor
the league Evening s~r-
mon ~ The r1sfcr. Subject The
Nhrl-t Admitted ~ the Resultz sun
CAV school and Adult Rihl. classes A.
~ a. m Young Peoples meeting A.
Z p m
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81. James Evangelicai Lutheran
church. lf"s-lfl1 Chapiine street Rev.
n. W. Wcrdcr. pastor. Rev. NJ. Stsuer,
assistant pastor. Second SUNDAY IN
Lent. s:30 a. m. SUNDAY school and
Bible class English and GERMANY.
1000 n m. German services. 9s30 y. m.
English services and Holy Communion
confessional service after the ermon
and Monday evening meeting OF the
Luther LeaEu Wednesday evening
German Lentsn services. After the ser
vices the mission society viii meet.
Thursday evening vestry meeting. You
are cordially invited 10 attend our ser
vices.
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Rev. ,. ~. LittelI. B.B. psstor
IN VI. e a. auditorium =
norninE a. 10 49,. evening 81 7.16. san
@,n"gI ~ $3.50 e. M: Christian
VIC, on Wednesday evening al tho nom.
81 Ms. John Beckett. No. % F-ourtg.nth
street. az 7:f5. 'hth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Warwood Baptist Mission corner Nj
and t1fth streets. H.. G.. Eastwood Su-
perlntendent-School session. os30.
sraded work. prOnt-sharing: try Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Norfh street Methodist rpfscorai
Shurch. flfth and Market streets. John
he=- rasfor-Sluday school 3 30 a
> T. u Wilson sunsuntend.nt breach
INK 100 a. m. ~ Rev. NJ y Comp
ten - Dsts . ~m-.EuWorth league
AnlF.I Noutmuu sense Religion.
John Rush. leading. class ms~finr- u
- Lean leading. 5.1a D m sermon
~ the pastor. Subject. Astounding
ffacc Monday 1N .. m. second
quarterly conference Tuesday. Junior
ieague zoe o. m Mrs. ". a Nilsson.
leed!ns wednesday. 80 .. m. PRAYER
Aid and luncheon. : =. m entertain
fnent given by the ST Johns Brother
he"d silver Offering will be taken
brigade and choir rehearsal All are
cordially invited 10 these services.
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st James Evangelical Lutheran
Chapel. Elm Grove. Nest NIrginia. Rev.
VI Steuer. assistant pastor. $40 a. M.
sunday school and Bible class: 1850 a.
m. EnEiishing preaching services. All
are cordially invited
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F~eorEnniyef church 0r Treue Christ nf
latter Day Salnte-Eababfh school af
lN a. m. baptism o. 90 r. M. serial ser.
vice. ~ 90 a.. M. preaching ri T40 a.
M. by Elder Leon EurdIr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

The First Spiritusljst church will
hold services In the Odd Fellows hall
sunday. March :. at 1880 D. m. Child
rem progressive lyceum at 1880 a..
IN. Rev. G.. W. Way. pastor and
psychic. Lecture followed with spirit
messages. All are welcome.
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The Third Presbyterian church.
Ihirty-eignth and Jacob streets. J. r.
l<yenberger. pastor. The usual
services VII be held sunday. March
Preaching at 1880 a M and T.3O
y m: sunday school at ? ?. m Mems
Bable class at $50 a IN. and Junior
Christian Endezvor at 6:fs d IN.
SPECIAL meetings vii be held at the
csurch each evening. closing March
- WIN the observance OF the Lord's
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The Third Presbyterian church.
hlIty-elghth and Jacob streets. j. l..
LeyenberEer. pastor The usual ser
vices viii be held Sabbath. March \.
reaching at 1850 n. IN. and 7:3O D. m,
class at $3.50 n. IN. and Junior Chrtstian
hshdeaNor at t.t5 y. M. Special meet
lnss Will be held at the church each
evening. closing March Is with the ob-
servance OF The Lords supner.
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FIRST English Evangelical Lutheran
.ur'N' t' sixteenth street. vs. : Br-
singer. pastor. n Sivtrentb efrc. rt
'-N.l Northtp Tor the second gupdnv t-
Ieht at 1880 q M and Tao D. m SIM.
-'H'"l y 80 e. M. Earuifz I.ufI.-
LeuE1D G.15 o. m. PRAYER rr.lfir
-d'A evening 1855 Teachers Train
lHt class Immediately after mn
y II, ,ht '~atscl'tical class saturday at
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Trinity Lutheran church. r,1s r.rr
street Rev % g. urar raafar-ssrgIas-
Tor March tth and following week Req
ular mDrrinr worHhiu suUdnF Of fH. 30
Nrepfr services SUNDAY. & FH o. m r1r-
dHN school o. m.
We arc expecting mauF now scholars
rnhdnN - fntNr our number Co go
Junior q SUNDAY r. o .n o. m Wfr.
Iihr SUNDAY school Teachers meeting
n''d1f 20 % m Intrr service fnr
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st Matthews Lutheran church. az.
water street. Bsuwood. West virginia
Rev. Geo p Helm. pastor. The servlce.
and meetings during the week viii he
Second Dunday In Lent. $50 a. m
sunday school and Bible class Tor
ADULTS 1880 a. IN preaching services
IN the German language. 1886 a. m.
t-nghsh passion services and THURSDAY
At s;so =. m. meeting Of the estry. At
80 y m meeting or the Giee club
saturday at = a. m. children's catecheti-
cal class All visitors are welcome.
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. w N"'N|' NH''|N NH|N|M||.
Zion Lutheran church. 1ffs MARKET
street Rev a. r.. Ecuze. uaaf0r.ee.
ono sunday in Lent. SUNDAY arhUsf 10
u p m chief service af TH.FU 4 Dol .
English reeuera nt 90 D. m Ieut.r,
tcHpera on WednerdHr evening gfrrr.
VIE made Welcome 90 this
church Tho following music viii bel
rendered 20 fhc sunday eersfrre
chief eorviCc=
eultem ufn the King HeefrI
..... Roberts
100 Nudhnfe con Motto ..NuaelfU
'ilpf largo ........ Handel
p ude ti.1u" Iu b........ Auae'ee
World" go.
AutHem=GH There De- r...
wv ....... tnurUI
Prelude Largo r~antabUsF U4vgr
pnert0rv-'T UarErera Irrgr..
ZION D tnuurI
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The Memorial chapel. Eighteenth
street The subject on Sunday even
ing VIII be a continuation OF Talks
on the Bible, It's Writers. When and
ROW u was Written the Divine and
human Element in it." We have in.
teresttng meetings. Splendid singing.
We viii be pleased TO have Won give
us your help. John McMaster. leader
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Christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
Heights. Mozart; Rev. +. c. SNYDER.
pastor. Services for the second Sun
day In Lent Sunday school at $50
a. m, chief service at 1870 a. m.
Vesper service at Z: 30 u. m. Luther
League on Tuesday evening at 1880.
Lenten service on Wednesday even
ing at 1880. Catechetical instruction
on Friday afternoon at SIS.
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First United Presbyterian chu-rh
next door TO ~pOstonice. Rev. charles n
robinson. ID. ID. pastor-Preaching ser
.lcts AZ 100 a. m and 9:30 D. IA. At
the morning service the pulpit will he
occupied BY the Rev. George w. Crabba
state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
Bible school at $3.50 a m. Men esn.c-
ially are Invited to attend the Mems
Bible school. as his - the last week
church.
During the coming week the interest
lns eN~angeLsttc services now in pro-
gress Will be continued. TUESDAY even
lng Rev. J; NJ. Potter. OF ance Memorial
evening by the pastor. THURSDAY even
lng Rev. l. h. Lleweliyn OF stone
1hufch, Friday evening by Rev. Edgar
W. Day OF warWood P-resbvterfan
church. All are cordially invited 10
these services and they must prove
helpful to all who attend.
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First Unitarian church-~Athelsm
lis II keasonableg will be the sub
1ecL of h sermon by Rev Howard
= a IN The Board OF Trade rooms.
Markct Auditorium building. next
Sunday morning AZ II O'clock. Kin
At the same hour.
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81 LIKES Episcopal Church. Island
snn.of the Steel bridge. Rev. Jacob
me second Sunday In Lent. March 8.
VIII be: s:15 A. NJ. Sunday school:
N. Morning prayer and Ser.
mon. 1890 p. NJ. Evening Prayer and
sermon Tuesday 4 Y. NJ. Evening
prayer and Lecture. "Wednesday 100
Rev: Harry /. Hadley. Thursday 400
y NJ. ESenins Prayer and Lecture
Friday 1880 r NJ. P~enitenfial office
and address after meeting for connr-
nation ella s