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The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-08
IHC1 1EAS- TRADE
 NUH 0..A N0N

seau.s. Jan. 4.-Ilomas sam mons. United States consul gen
 eral at shanghai, arrived in the
 city ,.s. week I.. brief stay,
 during which he aaI address the torlisu bureau Q. tie Chamber
 Of Commerce and Seattle shippers 8. 8 luncheon in the Butler cafe.
 Cous.I Summu $. who has re- presented the United states in the Far East for more than eleven years believes the time is ripe for the United States to secure much of the Oriental trade. Inc European war has kcyr the attention of Euro peau countries pretty much to themselves, he points out, while there ts nothing now to prevent the United States from developing trade conditions with tho Orient and es- pecially China.
 According to Consul Summons, the uEred States and England stood rone among tae foremost commercial nations as showing in- creases Ha China trade iu 1914. Chiua'z increased exports to Am erica, however, were practically made ,. of shipments of gold to New I..k in coAae-ty.w ith bank ling activities at Shanghai
 England has held about 50 per cent ol Cbiua's trade: Japan about |8O per .lut, while the United States has had about l- per cent" said ] Consul sammoua las. night at the BuG~r .otel.
 imports ol china amount to abcut Il per c...sa, while those of Jap.a amounts to about $6. l Within the last fifty years the i'm pcrt5 (. China la.g increased from LlO ce.a per capita to the pres crt i...re. 1t j. Iy belief that within .le next ..-e,u years we |sbau Increase ..-se imports to l S5 OF 5@ per cap.-a.
 "Ch..a is now undergoing the ] process of evolution that Japan has aIread. passed through. The Chi uese a.- a very conservative Deo- pie, aud the Ja.auaeo have ac- comoIs. ed their ...el.ment con- siderullv faster.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-08
EDITORIAL P GE
NOT FRIGHTENED

It is estimated that the British government is trying to get hold of about a billion dollars worth of American securities, with the idea of using them in the American market so as to held exchange. Whehetr these securities will be sold out right or used as a basis for loans, the British officials decline to say The general guess is that they will not all be sold, if any of the amour should be. But it is remarkable ho the attitude of the American mar .kets has changed in about year. Last summer a good many of the American stocks were sold by Brit ish holders, but the price has rath- CT gone up since then. Ani year before, all the stock markets in this country closed rather than face the threat of the expected 'flood' of such securities from Europe The difference is that Americans have gained confidence in themselves, an Europe is gaining more confidence in our ability to hold Our own, If uecessas sv.-EX.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-08

a depth of 500 fee. below the surface showing5 g he'd Some of the ore returns 1al-es as high as 10 per cent, bu. not expected to averg that g4ae. The values
 have bou found y increase with
 depth.
 The Cranby Smelling company is one Of the big copper producing concerns of America, owning mines in southeastern Alaska and AnyoX land Grud Forks, B. c. The com pany's mines on Prince of Wales is land A.aska, have been steady produces for several years. The Grauby smeIters are now producing
 at tho rate of 42,0g0,O0O pounds of
 blister copper annually. The An
 yox mine employs an average of mne hundred men during the en- tire yeal.
 In recent statement to the stockholders of the Granby com papv. Frank M. Sylvester stated that the Midas mine was in shape 10 produce but that no ore had been shipped owing to the scarcity of ore carrying boats. The capacity of the shelter at AnyoX has been ! increased and it is expected that shipments will be made regularly from t.e Midas beginning next spring. The company employs one steamer and it ta reported that the purchase of another boat is con- tcmplqt.a in order to convey the Midas ,-es to the shelter, The company is said to be en- couragtas the development of cop per properties ia southeastern AL aska agl north British Columbia land arc dealing literally with
 prosGe,t 0rs.-VaI Miner.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-08
MUCH ORE IN SIGHT
 AT THE MIDAS MINE

valdez, Jan. That the Midas copper mine on Solomon gulch, across the bay from valdez, will be one of the biggest copper pro ducers in Alaska is the belief of those who are qualified to speak with authority. The property is owned by the Grauby Smelling Co.,, am international syndicate composed Of New England and Eastern Can ada capitalists.
 The Midas was taken over by the Grauby company nearly two years ago when they paid local resi- dents $l28,OOO for th9 property. Since taking over the property the Grauby company has spent another S2O0.10O in equipping it with an aerial tram, ore bunkers, mine buildings, and in development work. The tram is about five and a half miles in length and conveys the ores from the mine to the ore bunk, CTS on the beach.
 During the past year a consider able force of miners were kept busy doing development work, and it is reported that about two hundred thousand tons of ore has been blocked out. About two thousand fec cf tunnel has been driven and
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-08
The Thinns That Count.

What, when our time comes, does It matter whether we have fared dainti- ly or not, whether we have worn soft raIment or not, whether we have a great fortune or nothing at all, wheth- CT we shall have reaped hOnOrs or been despised, have been counted learned or Ignorant as compared with how we may have used that talent which has been intrusted to us for the Masters service? What shall it matter, when eyeballs glaze and ears grow dull, If ont of the darkness may stretch a hand and into the silence may come a voice: Well done, thou good and faith .QpI servant. Thou hast been faithful over a few things. 1 will make thee ruler over many things. Enter thou into the joy of thy Lord."-Henry George in Social Problems.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-08
No AlIeviation.

A beIted earl was in the habit 0E playing golf daily at Musselburgh. This gentleman had contracted some aiIment which made his head always shake a little. Frequently he had had occasion 10 reDuke his caddie for eX- cessive indulgence in alcoholic liquors, and one day he spoke to him very sharply. Robert, you are drunk to- day. IL is a disgrace. You are very drunk"
 'Drunkr' replied the caddie. "l know I am drunk, but I'll be sober tomorrow. You're daft, and you'll never be right?' Dundee Advertiser.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-08
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% If your copy of THE ALAS & KAN is not delivered prompt * ly ard regularly we would .. appreciate 1t as favor for * you to phone Nos. 1s-42,-19, % or 126. You are entitled to < the very best of service and * We propose to see that you re- < ceive it
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-08
Rinht Up to Date.

Mother-Are you sure you can give my daughter all the luxuries and priyi- lcgcs enjoyed by the married women of her set? Suitor--I can give her town and country houses. mOtorcars' a string of polo ponies and dancing les sons at once, and a divorce and alimOny within two years.-Life.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-08

"Neary two-thirds of the Ghi, uesa imports now consist of cot- ton goods. Within a short time, however, much of these cotton goods will be manufactured in China, which will materially lessen the imports of this staple, but If Ja- pan is an example, China's develop men w.u increase the importation oF other lines"
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-08
OUR SUDDEN SUCCESS

That Americans are now living at a moment of transient in- dustrial prosperity based on the ao- normal conditions of war time is plaia to all citizens whose view is unobscured by political cousidera- tlous, That present conditions in American industry and finance would have come about if there had been no war in Europe, or that they will continue unchanged after the wars end, is not believed by any intelligent and Unprejudiced American.
 Yet for expressing these evident truths and others like them at gathering of business men in Chi cag~ recently, ex-Ambassador Myron T. Herrtck has been called a calamity howIer" and accused of misrep-esenting facts for political effects, the accusation beirs said TO .'emanate directly from the White House." Under the circumstances, it was not strange that Nc Herrick took occasion, in his message to the Ohio Manufacturers Association at Columbus, to repeat his assertions and rearfirm their truth.
 But the country is under no de- fusion regarding the present spurt of prosperity. The people know it is far from being permaDent no matter what the national admins tratiou and its organs may say. The public has not yet forgotten that two years ago, months before the war bycke out, democratic news papers were busiIy denying that times were bad, or charging that bad times had been Intentionally brought about by "big business to discredit the democrats and their tariff As is well remembered, the administration and its supporters were quick to blame the war for ths industrial demUraliz~ttcn and unemployment crisis of last winter If it is their desire to ascrtbe to their own efforts, rather than to war conditions, the industrial re- yi7al that set in last spring and has been increasing ever since, as the warning nations have been forced to patronize the American market more and more extensively, they will have hard time persuad- ing thinking citizens to that way o- thinking.
 If NIr. Herrick is wrong and the White House is right if the pros periry of the moment is normal and permanent rather than eXtraordi- nary and transient, why should President Wilson be so concerned for its preservation beyond the war pericd that in his recent address to congress he repeatedly and earnest ly recommended, as means to that end, government ownership Of mer- chant vessels, closer commercial re- lations with Latin America, more liberal treatment of railroads and about everything he could think of' except a protective tartff?-CleTe- land Leader.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-08
flows This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall S Catarrh Cure.
 F. J CHENEY & CO.,. Toledo. O. We, the undersis ned. have known r. J. Cheney for the last 5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations wG,ie by hls firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
 Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon t3.c Blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
Leading North Carolina Druggists Join With Others.
Throughout the Country in Praise Of TANLAC0
Tanac Week Ending Yesterday, Huge Success Advices
From All Points Indicate, and Druggists Every
where Gave Entire Window to the
National Tonic"
COOPERATION AND BIG SELLING, CAMPAIGN
MAKES TANLAC BEST SELLER IN THEIR STOCK

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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
BAPTIST.

FirSt-ftev. George ". Mcdaniel. D.
H.. the pastor. wii! preach ~ II o'cloc'i
'his """ninH and at S O'Clock this af-
terEoon.
ond-Kcv. r. Ciagctt Skinner. -.
-. the pastor. will preach at II o'clock
this morning on Concern Of the CITY
ana at o'clock this evening on "The
ONCE OF Sympathy"
Grove Avenuc-ftev. W. G. .1ames. H.
ttis morning. There will be !, specia /
musical program at tn. evening SER
vice beginning at o'clock.
f'rnc- Strrct-Rcv. Lloyd r. Wilson.
-. d.. the pastor will preach az ! !
COCK this morning on "ChrSti;.n
Zen eiicencs." and at O'Clock OF satan
With Origin and Nature" til. frs: OF
II series Of four sermons on Satan.
immanucI-Itev. Leland W. Smith
III. pastor will preach THIS morning on
The haptis, Program In l.clmond"
ana this evening on us the Young
Man Safe
Zine >tr~et-i.cv J. g. Hutson. r..
H.. the pastor. will preach 1T II o'cIoci;
this morning on "A blessed Thing To
Do and ut o'clock this evening on
The Sins Of Moses"
Leigh Str-et-Itev. ]. J. Wicker. r..
d., the pastor. will preach a, II
o'clock this morning on The Hope O.,
the WORLD and at o'clock this even
he on The Office Of SYMPATHY"
barton Heights-Itcv. a. -. Ru.ld. -.
ID. the pastor. will preach a, II
o'clock this morning on "The Bread
Problem" the fifth OF series Of ser
mons on the Lords Prayer. Rev. X. f..
Chambers. -. H., of China. ami Two
Chinese students will speak At o.cloct,
this evening.
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Nl:'rfIUI)I!SI'.

Crntennr!-Ecv. j. y. Kern. -. D.,
member Of the faculty Of Eandolph-
Macon College, aud II former professor
in :hc theological department OF Van
derh.lt University. will preach ut both
inorninS and evening services. The
subject OF the sermon this morning;
Will he '"rhc Young OLD Man. and
this evening, The Night
ni0n StatiOn-Rcv. w. Asburv Chris
iian. ID. d.. the pastor. will preach at
, o'clock this morning on Christ Must
Reign Till He Hath Put All Enemies
Under Ills Feet" ana at o'clock this
evening or ''rurning Rocks TO Bread"
The cren!n: sermon will be the first
Of series OF Great Temptations
Park Plncc-l,-v. j. j. Bradford. the
pastor. will! preach at both the morn
ing and evening services. There will
b" - Rally Day service in the Sunday
school at $40 o'clock this morning
nr"nd Strcci-I:cv. Fred Il. Che
nault. tic pasior, will preach this,
mor"ing Oh The Multitude" and this
evening on "Truth ard Freedom :"
Tle morning sermon will be the first
OF Il series on the bentitudca
Laurel Sirect-l:cv w. N. Cunning
lam will preach at u o'clock this;
morning, Few j. *. Jollin. the pas
tor viii preach 1T s o'clock this even
ing on Lions in the Way"
Monument-l.ev. X. ". Potts, l.. d.,
Tue pastor. Will preach at II o'clock
this morning. Rev. George Grenn will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
MUSICAL SERVICE
Choir of Grove Avenue Church 20
Render Special l'rOgrnm
Tonight.

Instead OF the usual sermon at the
Grove Avenue Baptist Church at s
o'clock this evening. there will be rem
dered the first Of a series Of musicales
to be given by the choir this winter
The choir is composed of Mrs George
Il. Harper. soprano; Mrs. ]. K. Bow
man. contralto; Clarke Lincoln, tenor;
j. IL. Bennett, basso. and Herbert l..
Recs. orEanist and choir master Mr.
Lincoln the tenor. who has recently
become Il member Of the Grove Avenue
choir. has sung in a number OF the
prominent churches Of New York City
The program this evening will he as
follows: Gloria in k.xcelsis" (Wilson) :
Invocation: hymn. Hail to the Bright
ness: duet. Jesus. the Very Thought
of The" tBrewer); Scripture. reading:
TIE Dcum" in Il minor (Buck): prayer
tenor solo. "Cuius Amman" from
Stabat Mater nRossinD: Light Of
the World (Starres): hymn. Raise
Your triumphant Songs: trio. Hear
Our Prayer CAbbot): 80 Sing Unto
the Lord" 1Buck).
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EPISCOPAL.

All Snints-ls.v. j. y. bowman. tho
rector. Will preach al II o'clock this
morning and at ) O'Clock this after
noon Holy Communion will be adj
ininistcrtd 1T $50 O'Clock this morn
ing.
-. .Inmes-Ecv. -. Freelani Peter.
the rector. will preach ut II o'clock thi :
morning and at SIS o'clocl; this even
Ing.
M"n"nlcntnI-Rev. James w. Morris.
~ ~ n. rector. will preach At /,
o'clock this morning and at o'cluci;
this afternoon.
-. Andrew's-Itev. !. Francis Ribble
me rector, Will administer the HOW
communion at $50 o'clock this morn
'hI. preach and conduct the bap,isma
service ~ ii o'clock, and preach al =
"iocH THIS evening. Their Will be
Sfccia' iausic at the evening ser, a..
'hrirf Church-Rev. Charles W. SvJ
nor. the rector. will preach at II o'clocl;
.his morning and at o'clock this even
ing. Holy Communion will b. admin. :
S..reo az i:3o o'clock this morning.
'rnr"--itev. Landon Il. Mason. D. I.
me rector. VIII preach at II o'clock
'A's morning and Rev. r. A. Goodwin
me assistant rector. At S o'clocI; thIs
evening.
-. M"rk's-ltev. I:oecr :. TYLER. tho
rector. VIII hrcnch IT both III. morning
and evening services.
Holy TrinitE-licv. Guthrie pi,bl,dc
VII! Preach At II o'clock this morn
!Ms Oh our Visions aud purnosns :"
KY. j. y. bowman will rre,cb al,
me evening service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
PROMINENT TAR
F.. HEELS WHO NOW
PRAISE TANLAC
Many Others Left Ont for Lnck OF
Snare. but From Everywhere Come
Same Glowing Tributes

IL is rarely indeed that men of pro,ni-
hence In their commute" voluntarily
express their appreciation of the hcne-
lit received from Il medicine Thou
sands OF such convincing statements.
however. have come voluntarily to
Tanlac.
Among the large number OF promi-
ncnt North CarolnianS who have Of
fcred Endorsements to Tanlac are:
Major y q. Guthrie. attorney. and
former nominee for Governor Of this
state; President K. W. icdyecock, Of
the great Winston Salem brick com
pany that bears his name: j. W. IIyl-
ton. secrctary-trcusurcr OF the j. H.
Shelton t:nX aud Lumber Company, also
of the Twin CITY: i. -. I:landcnskip,
one Of the leading builders OF county
roads in North Curolina: the Rev A. r.
Griffith. Of r. j.. D.. No. .. Charlotte:
j. &. Spach. the widely known wagon
nanufacturer, whose vehicles have
travelled the highways of every
Southern State east of the mississippi:
Alderman K. II. shelton. OF the Third
Ward. Winston Salem: the Mrs Rev II.
i. Robinson, OF Cary; the Rev. Mrs
ID. r.. Dorch. OF Charlotte: Walter l..
revenue. stationed at Durham; the Rev
Commissioner W. q, Brown. OF High
Of the World, Ahoskie: Fred l.. POWELL
we'll known Durham druggist. and
many others too numerous to mention
/,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15

Drevard, y. &.
IN prominent business man in our
town. who was afflicted with indl-E
Eestion that he could eat almost noth-d
ing. ami then suffered acutely and q
could hardly walk uptown, q distance
OF i've blocks. eat anything ha
wants To now. and can walk all day
long, since taking Tanlac two months.
Mr.. {. g. Fitzpatrick, our town tax coll
iector had IA bad case of indigestion.
ana could eat almost nothing withort
great discomfort lie took six bottled
Of Tarlac and gained fifteen pounds in
weight, and can eat anything now. q,
"BuCkwarth Drug Co." rs
SnufUr,. y. G.. g
'Taulac is the most popular remedy
We have ever handlcd--one beauty, it8
repeats. We have yet to hear from q 4
dissatisfied customer. We count our.
selves fortunate in securing the special
agency for sanford @
"Crubtrcc Drug Co."
- 'on. y. e.. l
!aniar is 10y far the biggest selling
'rcpi, Axiom we have ever handled. IT.
: being used hy the best citizens OF
our town ~" have not had any kick
Whatsoever from Il single purchaser
All speak in the highest terms Of sameLp
and from all claim from it, It must be .
a wonderful medicine E
"'rhe Pope Drug Co."
We'd : \. &. KS
F Mae has nroven To be n prepara-
ron "a! merit and people secure results
mat ar" beneficial as wen as health
snI w" havc no preparation fn
stock thii gives our trade the all-round
satisfaction that Tanlac gives. Every
sale - u pleasure sale
"W"aden Drug Co.,
Holly springs. y. q. n
'an!tr is The best seller that
ever had anything 1" do with, and
every bottle that have sold has given
aosoiut" satisfaction.
Model Phnrmncy.n
Doubtless the reader, il from North
Saro.jn'' recognizes u few Of the names
ipo"1. II 50. must acknowledge Tam
acs genuine worth is beyond Ques-
ton. Now read what the names OF a.
Ia" pt"n'nrAt North carolinians. given
elsewhere OF th!> base, who praise 1t
:'itc" using il themselves
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Contain. Blb,.-stua, .x,,,h,,.

HARIDTTESVILLE VA October
1.-THE September number OF the eX-
tension bulletin OF the Cniversity of
Virginia. just issued. contains the OIL
cinl syllabus Of Bible study for high
school pupils. recently authorized bv
the state Board OF Education. The
movement for cred!tinS in the high
schools Of Virginia Bible study salts
factorily completed under the pup!!s'
religious teachers was iraugurated al,
tn" Rural Life Conference held at the
university in 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15

preach at o'clock this evening
Grnc- (S0ldiers' Home ChnpcD--
Rev. Johu l.. Bray will prench at II
o'clock this morning. and Rev. W. *.
Cunningham Will preach at s O'clock
this evening.
Highland park--isev. {. y. futile.
the pastor. Will preach this morning
on 'rhe Challenge OF the World anu
this evening on "a Good Conscience.
West End-Rev. G. w. NJ. Taylor.
the pastor. will preach at II o'clock
this morning and at O'Clock this
evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
Wore Typhoid mt Winchester.
{ Il

WlNCHESTER. VA. October IL
several additional cases Of typhoid
fever have been reported in Winches-
ter during the past few days. but thus
far only one death has occurred since
the disease became prevalent. about
a month ago The last official report
stated there were about forty-eight
cases III Winchester and thirteen in
Frederick County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSp-
CITATION. -
Central HulIdtnr-I

Central HuI1dinE--Itev. o. Il: Bucii-
hoi". the pastor of Ove"brooli -Presby-
teriHn church. will speak at the mems
r"c''n" - ga o'clock this afternoon
ON i'au! ana His Pilot" The meeting
Will les; ""- hour. Rev. s. l.. Iiasseu
recently returned from aDan where .he
was missionary. Will talk to the boys
club at go o'clock this afternoon OH
Captain Luke of the Inland Sea"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15

kpron.c'to%. Va. Peoples DRUG Store
Ashland. Va" j. G.. Hughes.
Be...-r Dam. Va. j. w Bea*iey.
Blackstone. Va. l.. r.. Spencer Drug Co.
Boy'iton. ST.. 4. 4. Sne!iin.s.
E;anchNiiie. Va. Branchvilc Drug :"
Rrcadvilic. Va. .Nldhi>rr Il Son.
Burkeviile Ns.. yomnss Drug S,ote
Bowling Green. Va, I:Glns e ca
CardNell. Va. VI. :. Bowies
cape Charles. VA. Fishert Pharmacy
carson. Va. r.. -. fiaiIjgan
Cia,. CITY. Va. Chase City Drug Co
tiar.ayiiie Va. DR.. j. 4. Drake
Charlotte c. H.. Va. Williams & Morton.
charlottesville. Va. Pence a Sterling
tolrtian,i. Va. H., r.. Hees"
Cu;peper. Va. The Culpeper Pharmacy
Gurdsri!ie. Va. +. NJ. Jones x son
Chester. Va. Chester Pharmacy
Dolphin. VI. j. IL. Poarch
bisputnntn, We. !. NJ. Cocks
Ucn,iron, Va. Dendron Drug Co.
brakes Branch. Va. J, Z. Fnoth & Co
Doswali. Va. L. q. Oliver.
Enerson. Va, +. Is. BrH,iley
.:mheld. En.. Y. T.. Cooke
s,.,.p sv. Va. -. -. Bunkicy
E!kton. Va. 4. n, Wallace.
r..nporia. Va. gluthaIde i'hnruucy
Ettricks. Va. 4. Branch.
Edgerton. Va, f. p. Jolly.
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THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

Either our religion must rule the world
or we must be left without God's prom
ised blessing.
. Lord. can see now why Thy SER
want Paul was made Il prisoner. and |
thank Thee foS the lesson. Come near
10 nae. dear Savior, and make Inc eager
- breach Thy truth In all It's blessed
f"!ln"ss. show me tho meaning, OF pain.
And let my faith I'm Thee be so manly
-" strong that the shames and wrongs
which opDress Thy children may be
my enemies. to be fought against In
Thv name. Amen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
LUTHERAN.

First English EvnnEeIicnI-Rev. j. j.
schHrcr. Ir., tho pastor. will preach at
IL o'clock this morning and at o'clock
TINS evening. The subject OF the SER
mon this evening will be "a Sermon
to ,;rownCp Sons"
st. Johns German EvanEeIieai-Rev
Oscar Guthc, the pastor. will preach in
German OH '"rhe Other Man." at IL
o'cl ock this morning. He will preach
in English at o'clock this evening