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New Britain herald., 1915-09-24
VIKINGS WINTER PLANS.

Winter plans have been formulated by the Viking A. c. and on Saturday evening, October g, the initial dance of the season will be held at the Bungalow, which has been rented by this organization. The committe in charge of the dance is composed of Walter Nelson, Morris Hoglund, Joel Erickson, George Rolf and John Johnson. Frank Olson, Edward Peterson and c. Carlson have charge of the seasons program.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-24

power of this highest science of heal ing. The Ego of suffering stopped ] instantly. By the same secret forces ! the sick dre relieved at once and soon recovered from their diseases and every energy of the physical brought into action. &
 Even skeptics were convinced that s +hes benefit derived by every individ- uaI was m ,s1 remarkable
 Tn witnessing the work done we must admit that Dr.. Louis Blumer is an expert. He is fearless and cares rot how n1alIy medical doctors are in his audience. He tells them what drugs and other poisons .iave done for humanity ana now many lives they destroyed. Tie most remarkable cases treated last week are as follows: A lady whC had been suffering from inflammatory rheumatism for some time was helped onto the platform.
 In less than five minutes she was relieved of all pain and left rejoicing
 Another lady, suffering from spinal disease, was assisted to the platform In few minutes she was so relieved that she fairly cried with joy.
 An old man who could not make a single step without his cane was given a ten minutes treatment and to the greatest astonishment of the public he not only abandoned his cane but walked out of the hall without. it. EIe told the audience he was not able to cross his legs in years, which he was able to do yesterday before the public. ...
 A mi Idle age1 woman was treated for deafness and said she could not hear a sound. She stated she was totally deaf. After about ten min utes' treatment she could hear quite we'll and answered several questions. The doctor tested her by sta nding .n back of her body so sne could n ot read the lips. ~.' ~-
 A middle aged woman who suffer- ed four years from neuralgia was re- lieved of all pains in moment $ time.
 An old gentleman who had neural gia in the right shoulder so he could not raise his arm, in a few minutes of treatment he was able to swing 5 his arm, to the greatest astonishm ent of all present.
 A man about sixty years old had all the stiffness of age as well as all his rheumatic pains relieved in 8 few minutes time.
 "A middle aged woman who claimed ] to have a terrific pain in her head for more than 12 years without a . letup was given a few minutes treat ment and to the surprise of the pa- tient and the audience she claimed for the first time in those years that she felt comfortable.
 Dr. Blumer was greatly applauded for the results he attained
 The Natureopathic Doctors have , Private Offices at the Sovereign Build ing, 162 Main street, New Britain, where they will remain and can be consulted free, only to Oct 25, from s a. m. to D. m. Sundays from 10 to 12. The lectures given on different sub- jects are greatly appreciated by the public, and the crowds are growing larger every dav
 To accom- odate those who cannot attend the afternoon lecture special demonstration will be given one or two evenings. Watch for the an- nouncement.-
New Britain herald., 1915-09-24
AUTO HITS GIRI.

John Kennedy reported to the police last night that while driving his automobile along Main street a small girl ran from behind car at Lee street and dashed against the fender of his machine. He picked the girl up and was taking her home when she said she ~2s not hurt and preferred to walk. Her name was not learned.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-24
$2OO,0OO HAMPTON BEACH FIRE.
Five Hotels, Two Theaters, Bushes.
 Blocks and Cottages Wiped Out.

Hampton Beach, N. H.. Sept. 24.-A fire starting in 8 box of rubbish de- stroyed more than ,seventy-five build ings and caused a loss estimated at ore than $200,OOO in the most crowd ed part of this summer resort before the flames were checked by dynamite last night. .,....
 Five hotels, two theaters, business blocks and scores of cottages were leveled. The water supply lasted only an hour and not until help arrived from neighboring places were the flames checked at Nulrs avenue, after burning over a compactly built area of two acres.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-24
MARYLAND IAUDs WILSON.

Baltimore, Md, Sept. 24-The dem- oeratic state convention, which met here yesterday to ratify it's party nom- nations made at the primary cleo tion last week, warmly commented President Wilson for his conduct of tour internatiora! affairs which have preserved in peace and happiness our people during the present critical state of world strife"
New Britain herald., 1915-09-24
SINKS IN THREE
 FATHOMS OF WATER
Three Masted Schooner Slauson Strikes on Ledge After Being
 in Collision.
SIauSOn

Hyannis, Mass, Sept. 24.-The three masted schooner Minnie Slau- son, one of the veterans of the coast ing fleet, came to the probable end of her career as a result of two quickly succeeding mishaps last night and early today. Captain and crew rowed ashore here today and brought word that the vessel has sunk in three athoms of water after striking on Bishops and Clerks Ledge. Although they returned to the schooner later; with assistance, to investigate the Possibility of floating her, it was con- sidered proba ble that she would be a total loss.
 The Slauson, bound from Elizabeth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Sentence Sermons by Ell Paso Ministers

of
I
fountain within, pnng into everlasting life good looks be
perennial Of the Atura
find
pleasure every
il seeking along
experience
F. Williams
of the Baptist church
positive testimony
mind draws the absence Of such testmonR H Allen of Austin Park
Christian church
represent
society; living
but the methods Of barbas
negs prayers
be really nanRev Henry Easter, Of the church Of ST. Clemen
Prety pretty theology good logic peo-
like face of Episcopal
feeling prompts song
Of the First Presbyterian church
private by
beyond Keep company
with GOd-Rev J. W. Dunn Of the church of Christ.
always audit always
viii reaching
spirit that brought Nidemus to JesusRev Arthur
while being in
ble savageIy
belief in Godfrey Abbott Py
church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

hymn, Now From the Altar OF Our
Hearts," Webb. Sermon hymn, Golden
Harps Are Sounding" Hopkins. Dox-
ology, Bourgeois Offertory Anthem,
Lift Up Your Heads" Hopkins, Pres
entation Of aims. Hufrey. Recess
Jayne.
At the First Methodist.
Rev. Herman G. Porter, the pastor
will preach at both services Sunday
morning and evening in the First Meth
odist Episcopal church, South At the
II o'clock service the quartet will sing:
81 Heard a Great Voice" by Sanders,
and Mrs. R J. Wilson viii sing: THE
Good Shepherd by DichmOnt At the
evening hour, D. m, the quartet will
sing; Song Of praise by Wilson, and
Mrs. r J. Wilson viii sing Morning
and Evening" by Spicker. The Ep-
worth league subject at 7:15 D. N. will
be: What's the DiheTence2" o. J.
Thomas viii be the leader.
Church of Christ.
The congregation Of the Church OF
Christ will continue TO assemble In
the courthouse while the church
building on Montana street is being
constructed The forenoon subject OF
Rev. J. W Dunn, the pastor SUNDAY,
will be: righteousness" The eve
ming subject will be: True Worship"
To Answer Peace Questions.
In the morning service Sunday at the
First Christian church Rev. Perry J.
Rice, the pastor, will answer six Ques-
lions which have been proposed by the
Church Peace Union with reference
to the relation OF the church to peace.
In the evening his theme will be: %Why
Billy Sunday" The Christian EndeavOr
meets at $50 p. m.
Elder to Preach.
Elder L c. Robinson viii preach at
both morning and evening services sun
day in the Austin Park Christian
church in the absence Of the pastor,
discussed at the EndeaFOr meeting at
6:45 D. m, will be: why believe in
Christian Endeavor." Robert Harvey is
leader.
Evangelical Lutheran.
The subject Of Rev Paul G. Birk-
mann's sermon Sunday morning in the
Evangelical Lutheran church viii be:
The Ascension Of Christ" The service
will be conducted in German but in
the Sunday school there are both Eng
lish and German classes
Rev. j. H. Head, ID. D.. to Preach.
At the First Congregational church
Sunday morning, Rev. J h Head, d
D., of Albuquerque, N ", secretary Of
the New Mexico-West Texas Congrega-
tional union, will preach DR.. Head
also viii preside over the Bible class
at 1O:15 a. m. and viii have for his
subject: is There any Difference Be
tween Morality and Spiritualism ?"
The music for the Sunday service viii
be in the charge Of Miss Dorothy Cong
don The choir viii sing two anthems,
"The King Of Love" by GOunOd, ar
ranged by HawIey, and abide With
Ne" by Lysberg-
Christian Science Church
The subject Of Rev. 5 T Shirley, first
reader, at the Christian Science church
Sunday morning win be -Mortals and
ImmortalsH
Westminster Presbyterian.
At the Westminster Presbyterian,
Rev. John f. Abbott the pastor. viii
preach at II a. m. and p. n. 'Dispos-
ing is Of the Lord viii be the subject
of the morning sermon There will be
a duet, sun OF Ny Soul" by Ashford.
sung by Miss Rosa Neale and Mrs. K C.
Copenhaver- IN the evening the pastor
will speak on The Strong Man" The
special musical number will be
quartet, 20 Love That VIII Not Let Ne
TO-" by Matheson-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Carries Sunday School Pu-
pills Of First Christian
Church to Philippines.

The ship" in which the members Of
the First Christian church Sunday
school started on its journey across
the Pacific viii have reached the Phil
1ippine islands by Sunday. All who are
on board will be given an opportunity
TO land and visit, in imagination, some
Of the intresting scenes. which ordi-
uarily present themselves to travellers.
/ A Shedd is designated a. the captain
Of the ship; the crew is comprised OF
the officers and teachers Of the Sun
day school, and the parents are the
stewards.
Final Meeting for Summer.
The Women's Missionary society
OF the First Presbyterian church will
hold its monthly meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon at 3 O'Clock in the church par
lors. Mrs a. B. Durkee viii conduct
tho bible study hour. This will be the
last regular meeting Of the society
for the season and the women are plan
ming 70 make it a most interesting and
important session
Mems Club Have big DOinEs.D
A committee OF the Mems club will
meet at the church Tuesday evening to
plan a Big Doings," to be held one
week following.
On Friday evening chaplain John T
AxtOn VIII give, in the auditorium Of
the church, an illustrated address on
Utah, the Mormon Commonwealth"
Mems brotherhood Plans Dinner.
On next Thursday evening at z
o'clock the Mems Brotherhood Bible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
SHIP" SAILS ON IMAGINARY TRIP

class Of Westminster Presbyterian
church viii give a dinner in the church
parlors. Rev. J. E Abbott Will be the
toast master. TOasts viii be given as
follows: Recruiting the Ranks,
Bradford Hardie- "Au Work and no
Play Makes Jack Dull Boy" J. D.
Morrow. The Heart Of the Whole
Matter" r R Jones. Pointers From
q Man Who Has Been Over the Road"
". B. Gillespie. THE Class and the
Pastor" Rev. J. E. Abbott
Monthly Mission Meeting Tuesday.
The monthly mission meeting and
social OF the First Baptist church viii
be held Tuesday at p. m, at the
church. At Gas Wednesday evening,
hour. the young people will meet &c
study DR.. Sampey's The Heart Of the
Ole Testament"
Celebrate Ascension Day.
On Thursday the feast Of Ascension
day was celebrated by all the EpiscO-
pal and Roman Catholic churches Of
the world. In the church Of St Glenn
ent il was marked by a celebration Of
tho holy communion at 10 o'clock in
the morning.
Westminster Notes.
The Aid society Of Westminster Pres
byterian church will meet in the Sunday
school room Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The Highland Park Missionary socie-
ty will have an all day meeting at the
residence Of Mrs J. c. Lowman next
Thursday. In the afternoon there will
be a missionary program
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Permanent ProUost Guards
in Panama and Colon Make
Al u. S. Troop Arrests

Panama, May 15.-The recent riots
between United States soldiers Of the
Panama canal forces and the Panama
police in both Panama and Colon, in
which several on both sides have been
killed have made it necessary for
Brig. Gen Clarence R. Edwards, q. 5.
A, commanding the Panama canal
troops, TO establish large permanent
provost guards in both cities In
Panama the guard is composed Of
company E, Tenth infantry, Capt F.
coast artillery companies stationed at
TorO Point are assigned to that duty
in turn
An arrangement has been made with
the Panama government whereby the
soldier guards are furnished with the
regulation Panama police club. In ad-
dition they wear their service reVol-
vers- 1t is their duty to patrol all
places which the soldiers are likely to
frequent, especially the Tenderloin dis
trict Soldiers are no longer arrested
by the native police All such cases are
handled by the soldier guard.
At Panama the patrol company has
its own camp on the side OF Ancon hill
only a short distance from the new Ad-
ministratiOn building and within easy
marching distance from the main path
Of Panama City A guard house is
maintained where refractory soldiers
are confined. It is planned to build
permanent barracks for this company,
the construction to begin at an early
date.
The monthly pay days usually bring
many soldiers to the cities and then
the soldier police patrols also are
largest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

IMPORTANT church assemblies in
other cities are responsible for a
\ number Of FL Paso ministers being
absent from their churches this week
The FL Paso district conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, South, at
Tularosa. attracted the pastors Of sew
eral churches of that denomination as
well as number Of laymen- The
Southern Baptist convention at Hous-
ton. Texas, and the Presbyterian gen
eral assembly at Rochester, n. Y, also
have drawn FL PasO ministers
Several local pulpits Sunday VIII be
filled BY visiting clergymen and lay
men and by local ministers Of otneT
churches. Rev. S. L Holloway VIII
preach at the First Baptist church IN
the absence Of Rev. J. F. Williams, D
D, at the First Presbyterian churchi
in the morning. Z. c. Cotton, inter-
national secretary Of the Y N c. A
will speak and Rev. Charles L Over
street. the pastor will preach at Night
At the Austin Park Christian church
Elder L C. Robinson will preach both
morning and evening on Sunday. At
the First congregational church Rev; J.
II Head. D. D, OF AlbuQuerQueI n. H.
viii preach at the morning hour.
First baptist
In the absence Of Rey- J. F Williams,
D. D., who is attending the Southern
Baptist convention at Houston, Rev. ).
ing and evening in the First Baptist
church, DR.. Williams viii return Tues
international Secretary to Talk.
At the First Presoyterlan chure -l
Sunday morning, E 9. Cotton, zone OF
the prominent international secretaries
Of the 7. N c. A, will speak AT that
service the double quartet VIII sing
Fierce Were the Wild BlloWS Dy
Noble. and a recitation and duet, I
fN-ua~-1rrn H,lrh TfnhfeI
Costa Will be rendered by Mrs A h
Goldstein and 7. A. Christian At the eve
ming service "a Religious Interview
and What Came Of It" viii be the
Charles L Overstreet, the pastor T.
A Christian will sing: 1T is enough,
from Elijah" by Mendelsohn; the
quartet will sing: % Jesus Inou arr
Standing" Miss Kate Fink will lead
the Christian EndeavOr meeting at $40
D. m, and the topic viii be- Why
Believe in Christian Endeavor-
AItura Presbyterian.
At the AItura Presbyterian church
Sunday the morning subject OF Rev. "
Beauty Evening services viii be held
but no sermon subject Is announced
To install Church Officers.
The sermon subject of Rev Arthur
c Harris at the English Lutheran
church sunday morning will be: SOW
Dreacfr on Leaders OF Men" At the
evening service the officers Of the
church will be installed at a special
installation service
Church OF st. Clement.
The usual Sunday services VIII be
held at the church OF St Clement sun
day. conducted by Rev. aenrg Easter
1be rector. The music for the morning
and evening service follows;
Morning prayer professional
Grown Him With Many Crowns
CIvev. Venite, woodward Gloria Pstri,
Wood ward. TIE Deum, Vogrich- JubilateY
Woodward Sermon hymn. Our Blest
Redeemer" Dykes DoxolOgy. Bour-
.eois. OffertOry Anthem Let Not
Your Heart Be Troubled" Simper-
Presentation Of aims, Humfrey. Recess
sional. "Au Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name" Holden
Evening prayer-Procession OUT
Lord Is Risen From the Dead" Hatton-
Gloria Patri, Pitman- Magnificate, PIT
man Nunc Dimittis. Barnby. Prayer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

claims for himself the allegiance and
devotion Of mankind.
Distinguishes Him.
It is this which distinguishes the man
Of Gallilee from all other teachers
Imagine, II you can, a John or a Paul
saying: "AiI things that the father
hath are mine," or again: He that hath
seen me hath seen the father" What
other man ever dared, or ever will dare
to stand and cry 7 am the bread Of
hunger, and he that believeth on me
shall never thirst 1 am the living
bread which came down from heaven:
II any man eat Of this bread he shall
live forever" Hear him again as he
claims for himself: Il am the light OF
and the life; no man cOmeth unto the
father but by me-" And, as a climax
to il all, hear him appropriate to him
self the great in-communicable name
Of Jehovah, as he says: Before Abra-
ham was, I am"
Was Son Of God.
When the woman Of Samaria spoke
Of the coming Of the Christ, he an
swered her: Z that speak unto thee am
he" Not only did he call himself the
son OF man. but the son Of God, and as
God accepted the worship Of those
judges; Hereafter We shall see the son
OF man sitting at the right hand Of
power. and coming with the clouds
OF heaven"
It was the establishment OF all these
claims for himself in the ascension into
heaven that changed the timid fisher
man about him into his fearless wit
nesses. One after another they laid
down their lives for what they were
persuaded was the truth.
God Approved Claims.
II then the claims OF Christ made
such an impression on those about him.
and IL God himself set to them the
seal OF his approval by raising the
claimant from the dead, and exalting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

the king OF glory shall come in
Who is this king of glory2 The Lord
strong and mighty, the Lord mighty in
battle
Tfft M your heads. o We gates; even
1fff them m We everlasting doors: and
the king Of glory shall come in
Who is this king Of gloryZ The Lord
of hosts. he is the king Of glory. Selah.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

NAs they were looking, he was taken
mp, and cloud received him out OF their
sight" Acts 3.
1.-THE statement Of the ascension Of
Christ into heaven forms a most
- important part Of the Christian
faith.
By it we assert not only that the fact
of the ascension was accomplished, but
that God, by making such a thing pos
sible, thereby set his seal OF approval
upon all Of Christs earthly career He
was declared the son Of God with
power" says St Paul, by the resurrec-
ton of the dead" In other words, the
resurrection proved all his claims about
himself his person and his work
Ascension Is Final Proof.
And now. in proof Of the accept
ableness Of all his work. he was taken
home, called to the place in heaven from
which he had come, to a share in the
glory which he had had with his
father before the formulation Of the
world 4 go to prepare a place for you"
he said to his disciples '.and I viii
come again and receive you unto my
self, that where am there ye may be
also"
Reading the gospel our attention Is
called not only to Christ's work and
Jeachlng. put again and again TO what
he said about himself Ever and always
he put himself in the foreground His
claims for himself are a constant
source OF wonder. Come unto me" is
his cry. and there Is a reason for our
coming. AS the king. me master, the
savior and final. judge OF men he
A dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbor's birds.
A dollar spent for home alley prod
ucts is doubled
use home valley potatoes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
++++++++++++++ :
. SCRIPTURE.
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SCRIPTURE.

The earth is the Lords, and the full
ness thereof: the world, and they that
dwell therein
For he hath founded it upon the seas,
and established II upon the floods.
Who shall ascend into the hill Of the
Lord2 or who shall stand in his holy
placer
He that hath clean hands, and pure
heart: who hath not lifted up his soul
nuto vanity, nor sworn deceitfully.
He shall receive the blessing from
the Lord. and righteousness from the
God Of his salvation.
This is the generation OF them that
seek him, that seek thy face, o jacob
Selah.
Lift up your heads o ye gates; and
be ye lift up, We everlasting doors; anu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

him to his place at his own side. It be-
hooves US to consider attentively these
claims, to appreciate them and lay hold
on them forever.
He who would be a Christian must
take Christ at his own estimate Of
himself; must believe him to be all and
entirely what he set himself up to be.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
VISITING MINISTERS AND LAYMEN
TOPREiGH IN FL PASO CHURCHES

important Church Gatherings in Distant Cities Attract
a Number of Ell Paso Ministers; Methodist, Baptist
and Presbyterian Church Bodies Hold Meet
ings of State and National Importance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

Division among ourselves is the only
foe to be feared
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Kaiser Double Is
Arrested As a Spy

Paris, France. May 15.-Capt- Weihe,
an absolute double Of the kaiser. has
been arrested in san Reno on suspicion
OF being a SPY. On more than one &C
casion Weihe is said TO have been
charged with trying to impersOnate the
kaiser.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

By HENRY EASTER Rector Church St. Clement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

Use home valley potatoes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

claims for himself the allegiance and
devotion Of mankind.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

NAs they were looking, he was taken
mp, and n cloud received him out OF their
sight" Acts ..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

A dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbor's birds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
MAN
IS A SUICIDE

Special Dispatch Co the Intelligence.
CAMERON. W. Va. Nov 24.-W:l-
liam Sampson. AGED 30. pottery worker.
married. with no children. committed
suicide here last night al midnigh' b.
drinking a ~creosota solution. I'm an
antcmortem statement sampson ~
plains his act. saying hat some . me
ago ho bought a motorcycle. then save
his machine as security m "a note.
Later he svorc that tho motorcycle
was not his TO avoid paying The note.
I'm this letter tho man said he knew he
would go TO prison. and thrt 'c would
better die than spend time behind the
bars.
The following is the letter TO his
wife Dear Wifc-l hate 20 DO this.
but % Is the only way now Take
GOOD care OF yourself and don't worry.
Tell Melvin Waite that through iEnor-
auce ] made O. fool of myself for him.
o. is an over now will die rather
than go g % Jail Let them know out
home of this. ann about 10 take this
poison nov You will find the note
when you. hnd my body The last
lines of the tote could % be- made
out bat the name of the suicide was
signed To IT,
Squire r.. q. Pipes. acting for Coro-
ucr o. r. NCCombs Of Moundsvillo.
hold an inquest and pronounced death
due to suicide.