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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
AUTO sMAsHER ARoUsEs
PEOPLE AROUND FREEMAN

Freeman, S. D., Jan. 26.-A standing
reward has been offered for the arrest
and conviction of a Jack, the auto
smasher." who for several days has
been operating In this vicinity. The
mysterious individual makes a prac-
tice Of placing broken glass, rocks and
other distractions along the high
ways which are, travelled a great Zeal
at night by automobile driver. Fred
Kost, his wife and two friends were
the latest victims. AT a sharp turn III
the highway the unknown had placed
al huge rock and Kost. stunning his
machine at good speed in the darkness,
crashed into 1t. The car was over
turned and all the occupants thrown
violently to the ground. The other
members fell clear Of the machine. but
Kost was pinned down by the car The
other three members Of the party re-
leased Kost.S who was badly bruised
and cut. K
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
ABERDEEN PREPARING FOR
CONVENTION OF EDITORS

Aberdeen. s. D., Jan. 22.-"The Da-
kota Quill is the name of a new Aber-
deem publication, the second number
Of which is just being issued. 1t Is
edited by H. O.. Cooley, secretary of
the Aberdeen Commercial club, and is
crowded with suggestions relative to
the good time Aberdeen intends show
ing members Of the South Dakota
Press association during the winter
meeting Of the association here on
February 5 and 6. The Quill gives the
time Of the arrival and departure Of
trains, hotel rates, plans for the enter
talnment of the guests, etc, part of the
latter being an offer of 800, 900 in cold
cash for the South Dakota editor who
will fly in an airship from the six story
Citizens bank building to Wylie park.
where Aberdeen members of the Coun-
try club are playing golf now, daily.
The commercial club. the local news
papermen and the citizens of Aberdeen
are united in an effort to make the
stay of the newspaper men and women
Of the state pleasant.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
souTHERNER ON TRIAL.
IN SHOOTING CASE

Tyndall, S. D., Jan. 22.-The trial OF
the case of the state VS.. Morse COM
menced here today, and the court room
IS filled to o~verfiowing with witnesses,
jurors and spectators. Judge Trip
had ordered a special venire Of rs
jurors drawn for this case, and these
talesmen, with the regular panel, make
a total Of over 100 jurors. 1t is ex-
pected that h selection of the jurors
will take several days.
Morse is the southerner who, on the
eyenin1 of October %, 1913, shot Gus
Hallberg, a hardware merchant, Of
Tcyndall, as the result Of a dispute over
the sale of a shotgun. The bullet from
Morse's revolver pierced Hallberg's
side, but was not fatal. The charge
placed against Morse is that OF ASSAULT
with intent to kill, which, under the
South Dakota statute carries with 1t
a maximum penalty Of 10 years in the
state penttentiary. What Morse's de-
his attorneys.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
BODY OF BABE FOUND ON
BROOkiNGS CITY DUMP

Brookings. S. D., Jan. 24.-While
searching for old rubber on the city
dump heap, James Larson discovered
the nude body Of a female child. The
authorities were notified and q
physician who made an examination
decided the baby had been born alive,
but had not lived more than a few
hours. A black mark about it's throat
indicated that 1t a been strangled.
The body when found was buried under
sonie refuse, and very slightly covered.
It had evidently been placed on the
dump several days before, but after
the snow on New Years day. Several
clues have been followed by the
authorities, but SO far no actual evil
dence as to the guilty persons has
been discovered.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS
FORM ASSOCIATION

Deadwood, s.. D.. Jan. 22.-With over
LOO delegates present, an organization
terday with the Observation-Disclosures Of
combating the activities of the anti
saloon league in this state. The asso-
citation chose J.. A. Earl. W~atestown.
president: E.O. Cessna, Deadwood,
secretary. and john brady. Sioux Falls,
treasurer. An executive committee
with the assistance OF EaaDietrich. who
FurErdsthe present meeting for combined
acttpn. was chosen s
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
CASHIERS SHORTAGE
DOES NOT AFFECT BANK

Pierre, s. D., jan, 24.-The banking
department reports the arrest of i. r.
McGarry, former cashier of the Mans
field State bank. in Brown county. Nc
Garry was arrested because Of alleged
shortages amounting to several thou
sand dollars. The bank examiner had
received McGarry's resignation sew
seral days prior to his arrest. He is
at present in the Aberdeen Jail. Tho.
bank itself Is thoroughly solvent and
the stockholders are amply able to
take care of the banks AFFAIRS.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
KENDALL BOARD DID NOT
TRY TO BLACkLlST BOYD

Kimball, S. D.. jar. 2s.--Members OF
the Kimball school board very em-
phatically deny that they tried to pre-
vent Alec Boyd's son, suspended by
the Kimball school officers, from get
ting admitted to n OF the adjoining
country schools. IrdicationE <,re that
the effort to force the boarl 70 REIN
state young Boyd will result Ii a very
interesting law suit, as tho parties in
VOWED are very much wrought up over
the affair.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
RECTOR WANTS PLAlNNEss
AT MARRIAGE cEREMnNIEe

Aberdeen. s. D., Jan. 22.-The Rev.
John w. Hyslop, rector OF st. Marks
Episcopal church, delivered a sermon
on the subject Of Marriage" at his
Sunday morning services, IN which he
developed the present day cusom OF
making a big show at a marriage
ceremony n urged a return to the
customs OF early days, when ali a
sriage were performed In churches and
took On a deep religious Significance.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
NEW CIRCUIT JUDGES

Pierre, s.. D., Jan. Ex-Governor
Byrne has appointed Thomas L, Bouke.
OF Milbank, as Judge OF the Fifth Cir
cult. to succeed Frank McNulty.
Of Aberdeen, who resigned; also James
McNennie, Of sturgis, Judge Of the
ght circuit, to succeed w. C.
Rice, Of Deadwood, resigned. The an
pointments. take effect February /.
Both men appointed have the indorse-
ments OF the minority and majority
republicans, and also OF the democratic
faction.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
NO LEGAL HEIRS FOR
YANKTON cOuNTYsEsTArE

Yankton, s. D., Jan. 2o.-The pro-
bate court OF Yankton has unexpect-
eddy been assigned an important and
unusual case.
George Winters, a tpionees OF this
county. died suddenly and left an es-
tate valued at about $4,000. He left
no will and 80 far as ascertatned
there are no legal heirs. r. NConklin.
OF Gayville. q prominent farmer. has
been named g adininistrator. II no,
9 heirs devslop..t the estate win 20
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29

AGlock hns bcon invented vh w
Essuuss u ~ S!n weI9hts sSss
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
PIONEER AND WAR VETERAN
DIES AT SIOUX FALLS HOME

Sioux Falls, s. D.. Jan. 26.-James
Sanders. a pioneer resident Of Mime
sofa and South Dakota, died at the
family home In this city. He Is SUR
Several OF the sons are business men
of Sioux Falls. Mrs. M. A. Burritt. OF
Sioux City, Ia. IL q daughter. One
the sonB Is DR. ]. "A. Sanders, OF
Council Bluffs, Ia. He was born In
Dublin. ireland; 88 years ago and came
TO America with his parents when g
boy OF s. The family located In Good
hue county. Minnesota, and James san-
Aders remained there until about 80
years ago, when he anna ( o South
Dakota. locating on q farm near Mont
rose. About 26 years aGO the family;
moved to Sioux Falls. and he remained,
hers UP. to the tine Ct NE dsatn. As
inS ne Eighth Minnesota infantry regi-3
ment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OFFICIAL sTATE TITLE
Yanktoii. 81 Jan. 26.-Shoulds
South Dakota be called the Coyote
State ~ b sunshine Slater" Some
OF the newspapers have recently
been a9ftatink the question. The
sAberdeensNews rebuked the Sioux Fails
Press Tor dslng the Coyote designation.
the Yankton Press andsaDakotan that
s'Coyotessi 10 the proper md official title.
Observation-Disclosures ayersthat the prAc-
Decentralization OF tho coyotes IN the
state cannot override the original
sas sssssssla. tome -sun d. dill. the
which the sunshinA showing u greater
@xi11Ssn South DakotA.These are
8Xanaas.s Colorado, Wyoming. Nevada
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STRONG SERMON ON ETERNITY"
PREACHED BY EVANGELIST JONES

had been dead for some time and
brought her back to life lie also raised
a boy. who had been dead long enough
when he raised LazarusT Lazarus had
peSn dead Tor so long the decomposition
had already set in. Jesus went to the
grave.
Jesus Christ can do 1T. He can do
the Bible. I never forgot the day when
found Jesus. when ! was eleven years
OF age ! never can forget the day
preach for him. II was I'm the woods
among the flowers that / promised God
thai would try and DO the best I
VIII exchange my cross for a crown.
why Not Believe.
Don't forget you will have TO meet
Se II sepe DAY. ooh on you say you don,
that was made Of Noah when he started
TO build the ark? How they told Noah
mat they were going to have their time
was building the ark. they We're having
their dancing and other frtvilties And
one day when they were I'm the dance
halls they noticed black cloud form
ing over the horizon and then the
thunder and lightning began 10 give
way to sheets OF rain. The skies be-
DAYS and nights. can see the men
climbing to the highest peaks and as
the ark passed they cried out TO Noak
TO save them.
God never sent Judgment TIL he sent
a warning. God In Heaven has done his
best FOR you. and he will send a warning.
Ihere u no hiding for the thief. The
man who upholds the liquor franc or the
girl who attends the dances. You can
ma all about the world in the Bible
You talk about reward. The longer
that n man lives IN sin. the less chance
he has TO repent. The rich man never
asked 20 get out OF He'll. When Jesus
Christ comes TO Judge YOU He will sit
In Judgment. God hates sin. God Al
mighty had TO perish Oh, God hates
SIN on what must eternity be? You
can cling TO your loved ones on earth
In this world. child f. taken away In
this world. a wife is taken away. Sins
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GERMAN INVASION OF ENGLAND
is A DISTINCT POSSIBILITY

of which there are some 400. 900 now
under arms in the United Kingdom,
and part OF the so-called Kitchen
ers army undoubtedly will be en-
ployed In case of need. as well as any
Canadian and other colonial troops
who might be in the country
The territoTials were organized bv
Lord Haldane when he was minister
of war. and under the terms of their
enlistment cannot be ordered abroad
although many of the regiments have
volunteered for foreign service and
several are on the continent under
General French.
Try u for Moral Effect
Military experts consider IL wholly
possible that the Germans may make
desperate excursion upon the Brit.
ish coast, even with the expectation
of losing a large proportion of their
men. for the moral effect the presence
OF an invader would have in throwing
the population into panic and prevent
ing the war office from sending
troops TO reinforce the fighting line
in France.
Several thousand laborers have
been employed digging trenches and
making other defensive works on
strategic lines behind the eastern and
southern coasts. The preparations OF
the railroads, controlled by a COM
mittee of railway managers who have
military rank during the war. have
been made for moving large bodies OF
men and guns quickly. A practice
mobilization was conducted a few
days ago. and rumors of an invasion
Immediately became current.
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seven delegations gathered In Rel.
tsIre' taDernacle last night to hear
evangelist Hart preach on the wage
question. The evangelist preached one
OF the strongest sermons he has A.,
nNered since the campaign Opened in
beiaire. and made a grea: Impression
on MS hearers. At different stages of
MS address many were in tears a. he
pictured the awfulness of sin. Dur.
ing MS talk. Mr.. Hart said he had ri.
ways been a friend OF labor "It has
Deen my JOY 10 benefit the man with
me dinner pail" said the speaker
ana l am never happier than when
can help. In our services everywhere
! nave found strong, sturdy men who
make up the Drawn and muscle OF la
bor's hosts taking an active part and a
deep interest in the services. and /
rejoice in their manhood"
The delegations In attendance last
night constituted the greater part of
the audience. They were as follows.
The street car men of the Ohio val
ley, Ladies' OF the Maccabees. Orange
Ladies, Daughters Of America. Daugh
tiers OF Liberty, Bellaire lodge of odd
Fellows and the Masonic fraternity
OF Bellaire
The song service was a feature o,
the service. and In addition TO the
selections rendered by the choir the
musical program was enriched by a
ger, Mccormick. Halstead and CRATIC
who sang When the Walls OF Jericho
Fell Flat" and solo by Mr.. Magann
The service to-day will be especial
~ interesting. a. an all day service
Will be held. with a luncheon served
In the tabernacle at noon. This morn
Ing 81 10 o'clock Rev hartmann. ID
ID. Of Chicago. will preach. and In the
afternoon will confer with the Beilaire
Ministerial association relative %
continuing the evanRelistic work in
Bellaire Tonight Rev. Hart will
preach on "Cowards and Heroes Mr.
MaEann will sing Jim and Ne
One 81 the big meetings OF the
week will be Friday evening younF
peoples night. when the school chill
dren OF the city and vicinity will
again assemble In the tabernacle Mr.
Hart viii preach on The Killing Sin
Rev. Hart's Sermon
Mr.. Harris text was. The wages Of
sin D. death The speaker said
Jesus Christ was n laboring man. a
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EVANGELIST HART DELIVERS
STIRRING TALK TO LABOR MEN

Tie your heart to God and He will carry
you home. There viii be no separation
IN Heaven. Eternity. on. eternity
There II no addition that will lengthen
the distance 10 eternity. there Is nc
substraction that will shorten the dis
lance. Where are you going TO spend
eternity?
Every man and woman here this even
Ing Will have TO make a decision to-
night You will have TO decide tonight
before you leave the building. oh where
are you going to spend eternity The
meeting then came TO a close by Rev.
Soues ShtSnulhs cal Ior cohNert ~
ward and accepted Christ their
Savior
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tA1oE CROWD ATTENDED THE
TABE1NACLE SERVICES IN
MARTINS rEURY
Employes OF Scott Lumber Company
rlAnts Attended IN = BODY. Paraa-
Ing 70 the Tabernacle

=, Three thousand five hundred people
crowded the tabernacle at Martins Fer
~ last evening TO hear Rev. Bob
and the sermon was one Of the strongest
oehvered Tor some time. The employees
81 the scott Lumber Company, from
both the Martins Ferry and the Bridge
port plants. attended the services and
marched through the rain to the taber-
them. A large crowd was also present
Tor the afternoon services. which were
Very Interesting. The afternoon services
last week and the Interest in the meet
ings Is increasing.
Friday night Rev. Jones win talk on
tabernacle will b. crowded to its capa-
city as the sermon Is said to be one Of
me s.ronsest yet 10 be delivered In the
tabernacle. On next Monday evening.
the evangelist will talk on the Second
Coming OF Christ" and arrangements
on that evening. All during next week
hey. Jones will deliver strong sermons
and large crowd II expected To be
This evening the evangelist will have
special message To deliver and all
>1his evening and ask their friends 10 at
tend.
Subject Eternity"
Eternity was the subject of Rev
Jones sermon in the tabernacle last
evening and the large building was
crowded 10 its capacity by the large
read the fifteenth verse of the fifty-
seventh chapter OF Isaiah: For thus
satin the high and LOFTY one that M
habiteth eternity. l dwell in the high
and holy place. with Him. also. that is
% contrite and humble spirit. To- re-
NlNe The spirit OF the humble. and TO
revive the heart Of the contrite one"
Eternity Is only found one time In
the bible. Any object will east a shadow
the shadow OF eternity II the grave.
There are some things We know noth-
Ing Of. We do not know anything OF
eiectrlctN. There are ten thousand
things We know nothing about.
every man who dies goes somewhere.
Dying Isn't the end OF eternity All OF
these years, men have been going some
where. You are filling a place here
tonight. God Almighty created man TO
fttl place somewhere. You viii sit
with your farsiiy for the last time some
Of these days.
There Is a band Of people In this
country who believe in Spiritualism
ana tell people that they speak TO the
dead as they are talking with the very
demon or which We breathe. never
could believe in Spiritualisnn
Bible II Correct
There o. nothing in the Bible that il
npt scientifically correct In the ola
testament the Christian went e. Para
disc and the sinner 70 HadeS =. men I,
man dies he desires 10 20 to God When
You remember how the rich man cried
Tor water when he was tormented In
tel There IL no getting out OF Hades
- there you are cast into a lake OF
IRE since there Is no getting out OF
The second coming Of Jesus Christ will
raise every dead body. Jesus Christ died
on me cross and took my place. lie
VIII raise the drunkard and the sinner.
Jesus Christ raised a girl once. who
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u had sharp Pains Lfks lightning
FLASHES shooting Through ny Joints"

In the spring 81 1898 ] WIS attnrked
br Muscular and iunammafory Hheu-
rnatIFm. suffered na onlF those who
have 90 know. FOR over three years 7
tried remedy after remedy. and doctor
after doctor. but such relief aa . ra.
ceived was only temporary fInaliy {
fouNd remedy that cured me com.
rIefely. and 10 has never returned I
have Flven o. tu H number who were
terribly AFFLICTED ana even bedriddsn
with rheumatism. and % effected cure
in sVsry Gaze.
% want every sufferer from any
form - Rheumatic trouble Co. trF this
marvellous healing power Don't send
cent. simply mail your name and al
dress and . Will send 40 free 10 trs
After you have used Do and if has
proven itself o. be- that tong-fook 81 Tor
means ~ curinE your Rheumatism. you
may send the price ~ o. one dollar.
but understand. DO not want your
money unless V0u are perfectly aaffa
ned % Hrnf lf Isn't that fair FvNv
Hurer any Longer when positive relief
la thus 0fered sou frrer Don't DELAY.
Write to-day MARK W TArEa0~
so fffA purnev Hidf sffaruas sly p
W. Jackson ls rrsponalhIs Above
statement true Pub
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skin. severe colds. everything that Is
horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret
tonight will straighten you oct by
morning. 1o-cent box from your
Bowels clean. Stomach sweet. Held
clear, and make you feel bully for
months. Don't forget the children.
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AGE SOCIAL
Ladies' Aid society Of - Paurs Evan
relicai Church give Unique
Affair wednesday eveninr

The Ladies Al society % The 81
Iaula Evangelical church, at the cor
ner ~ Thirfy-eiFhth and Wood streets.
held very pleasant social fn the
church rarlora last night a clever pro.
aram vas rendered iu which instrument
tal and vocal solos we're delivered Sew
sntv members. 0ut ~ a total member.
chip ~ one hundred and eight persons.
we're present
those present ard af 10 O'Clock a verr
appropriate luncheon VS. served A
most unique feature ~ che evening
euterfainmsnf was thaf each member
hfnunhf a. many PENNIES ~ che uaa
Iears old Honest 81 va realized In
this manner
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Trial treatment FREE

This new method q 20 iurortaut - ne Vel
fare q humanity - vital - every rcfs1n suffer
inr from nnr form ~ rafnffh. fhaf TIE uurrf.
tuuifv % acfuaiir frf n and ffats ifs results
wii be gladly extended without one cent - cust
A nrrr trial treatment. wifh courieir. ms
auarrcf.
qrrd NJ ni1nsv, taxi no nsts. make no
rfuuisra. SIMPLY clio. HiFu and riai re ccu.
rrr 80 ne trrf rartarr - fhr Nrw Cow hiHrf
rrsatrnsut ~in - srnf. folly rr-rsid, tcgcther
wlfh fhc raiuahir t7ok On Canffh.
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District 2. Mrs Meek. Zane street.
District 3 and 4. Mrs. smith. Jeffer-
son
District 5. Mrs. Al. Gosney. West
Washington.
District .. Mrs Fast. Fayette street.
District Z. Mrs. Barnes. Catawba.
District s. Mrs. Swartz Elm
District 3. Mrs. Cooke. South Fourth
District IL. Mrs. Wagner. South
seventh.
District u. Mrs. Mansberger. Elm.
District Is. Mrs. Maxwell. Eighth st.
District 1874. Mrs. Heaton. Walnut
District IL and IS. Mrs. J. NJ. Black
ford. North Fourth
District n. Mrs. wylie. North Eighth.
District 20h. Mrs. ~. Myers. North
Firth.
District 81. Mrs. Renard.
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COLDS, HEADACHES, CONSTIPATION,
REGULATE YOUR BOWELS! 10 CENTS

Bad Colds. rirred Tongue. Indiges-
Ion. Sallou Skin and Miserable Head
.enes come from a torpid liver and
lokgeo consupated bowels. which
ssuse your stomach TO become hlied
sith undigested food. which sours and
erments IKE garbage In a swfil bar
0eL That's the first step to untold
nisery-foul gases. bad breath. yellow
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TABERNACLE NOTES.

The Baptist Band has been engaged TO
lead the various delegations TO the
tabernacle Friday evening.
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R heum a tbs m
Remarkable Home Cure Given By one
VINO Had TIE Wants Every
Sufferer 70 BENEFIT
Send NO MOnsy-Just Your Addrs..

Years o. awful suffering and misery
have taught this man. Mark ~. Jack
son. or Syracuse. New York. how ter
rible an enemy 60 human happiness
rheumatism T.. and have given him
sympathy will all unfortunates who
are within hs grasp. lie wants every
rheumatic victim 20 know how he was
cured. Read what he says:
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Christ dignifisd labor by WORKING
carpenter. His work was ON
me square and He expected a square
deal In service for Him9
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The wages OF sin IL DEATH The
Sages have never been cut down
from the beginning the price mas
S,sn the soul that sinnsth shall
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only two places. Heaven and Hall.
are You going 20 Heavsn7 Mot En-
1Sty' Are You gofng 20 Hell7 MO.
Ehen where are you gofng7
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n. alright 20 give the employer a
aee dsal, and equally right that
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Rev. Jones was presented with two
bouquets last evening. one by the jolly
Purple Ribbon Club. and the other by
the Scott Lumber Go. employees.
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II the bible was followed bx tha
oepitahst. labor would not be treat
60 as n machine grinding out ma
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Rev. J. p. McClay opened the meetins
with a prayer last evening after ths
choir sang several selections.
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MOST ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
HELD IN eEllAiRE LAST
NIGHT.
Praise Given for the Work of the Men
who Piod-SubIeet Tonight
10 towards and
Heroes"
SOME rAoERNAcLn FACTS
HAETI0RAMs.

When an employer WIN empiox
girl or woman. or man al starvatso.
wages. driving the women OF the
land 20 lives of shame, I don't he
neve that he II q Christian. even ~
No was member OF forty churches.