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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27

m. chat D.. stood fa,fe. and Mabel
'uH.C Der fI., Ia DO. W.I. breath.
... regularly aul seemingly aeIDuI
iH, e.u.a .,a - and still Mabel
.HI I,' iHDr fu |hu Nal. UTDdlMU-
regularly Ns friend said j guess
.u &C.,. N,r rrl'uU 80 ls midnight.
uu 'ar doctor told noe tlat she
.aaf ga' Welt SO you had better
lr..Hl. .Hr ,Hp worst The father
-ft l,. Hp. and ll. tears rolled
down DIS checks. and hy said ro
ut lri.GJ . bog of YOU don't go
1c s5it. .i.,aUo a.. d.a. tHe still
ness viii kIIl ue There is nobody
allowed 90 come iu but the doctor
and you preachers. Don't go My
friend said ho stayed until ! o'clock
Mabel sin had her faCo 10 the wall
breathing regularly and he said
Mr. Pelton. I'm very tired ] must
30 and get some rest / cannot help
YOU. I win NOT go 20 bed lll just
he down 20 rest if I can help you
send for me and I'll come
Gle cogldnt have gone four
blocks when Mabel turned and al
most loaUea out of bed Her father
caught her aud she wrapped her
arms about his neck, her teeth chat
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And her papa said. There. there.
honey you're not In the river. you
are IN papa's arms Don't you feel
my hand ou your head And She
smiled and said. Oh. papa. when did
YOU come She clung 10 him and
said. oh papa. when did you come "'
Sh+-eluug 20 him and said Papa
don't let my feet get I'm the river.
don't Let me- fall: Ill freeze n,
said, Honey. you're not I'M Tho
river Don't YOU hear papa's heart
beating He laid her ear against
/ his heart, and she said Papa where
/ did YOU come FROM He looked az
/ her. and her little hrCenaus We're
blue. Pretty soon she uuloOscno6
| her clasp from around his neck ana
reached her arms out 20 an imagi
nary uerson. her face lighted M she
smiled. and whispered. Papa you
needn't care: yonder comes mama
with Jesus and the angels They VIII
! take me over the river and they
! bore her away on their snowy wings
! 10 their immortal home He laid
| her on the bed and sent FOR my
! friend. Doctor Knox.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27
Tabernacle Visitors
Will BE Welcome
In Times Rest Room

All tabernacle visitors are wei.
come In The Times rest room.
Detroiters will find this con
venient place for ordering the
paper sent TO out-of.town friends
turnout the Sunday meetings.
which The Times is reporting in
full.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27

:er for his coming?
BON friendly and -unfriendly Ups
'ernacle streams through the city.
trustworthy people who know,
ething more than a splurge or
or keeps.
power and make it even more
convenient form every trenchant
is tremendous Detroit campaign.
all the Detroit sermons in a
hen Billy Sunday has made his
1diences.
ssdges of the Detroit campaign
UhO send The Times $3.50 tor
The Times Rest Tent on the
iption Department in The Times
gular price for delivery for six
a receipt with a coupon gool
IONS, which will be ready for de-
aign.
r promptly, as only a sufficient
supply the advance demand of
ordered up to date. The book
to the wonderful results of the
,utest assailant of sin, is open
o pay $50 for a six months
ewspaper.
Detroit Sermons in book form,
lines feels sure it's present readers
ID neighbors.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27

Detroit ............1 1916.
rs, DETROIT. ontor
$3.50, for which extend my subscrip-
/ Times for six months from date, and
me one bound copy of the Billy Sunday
|Iivered in the Detroit Campaign.
Name .......''' '.'''''.
Address ......................
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27
Pays Price with His Tie

Gle had won, but he had paid the
price with his ufe Yes you will win
that political Office. but hell will be
the price you viii pay. Yes. you
viii have gang Of fellows in De
troit come and pat you on the shout
der. and say You're a dead game
sport, pal, hut hell will be the end
OF II God pity YOU What price
you will pay for II. The world does
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Six weeks of services in tents. In the open air
qnd at the Daily Vacation Bible Schools
Quoted by the Presbyterian Evangelstic Com
mittee will be termnated next Friday. An at
tendance of 12b, 900 has been recorded thus far,
and the closing week promises to be a record
breaker. II Is said to have been one OF the most
successful summer religious campaigns un-
dertaken in this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

James Clark will lead the mems Sabbath
school class Of the Holy Trinity Church tomor-
row morning at Q 80 o'clock, In the parish house
217 South Twentieth street. ]. a. Guest will
be the speaker Of the day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Gentleman Controlling $4,000

Invited TO thoroughly in
vestigate an old-established
and remarkably sound busi-
ness; services may be used if
references satisfactory. In
vestment excellently secured,
repayable at any time, and
earns fair income. p 500,
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

The Rev. Emerson L. Smith has resigned as
pa stor OF the EvanRel Baptist Church OF Mar
berth. Mr. Smith occupied the pulpit of that
congregation for five years. leaving Narberth to
begin n years study on his farm near Fred
erlcksburE, Va. He formerly was pastor Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

:. Nightly services are being conducted in q tent
burn Of Washington, and II, NJ $, Richards os
Denver. The subject of tomorrow nights ser
We Know Each other There7"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

George H n. Taylor will speak at the Bethesda
Rescue Mission tomorrow night on Monday
night he Will speak at the Galilee Mission at
services under the auspices OF the Holy Trinity
Chapter. 7Sl, Brotherhood OF st. Andrew.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Samuel Smetz and Robert Bethel will speak
at the Open Door Rescue Mission. Fifty-eghth
and Ludlow streets. tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

A course Of lectures on First Aid'' will b,
begun on Monday night At the Boosevclt rnd.t
the auspices OF the Pennsylvania Women's
Division for NATIONAL Prepargdngss. with woincu
members of the DreNel Bddle classes coustitut.
Ing the audiences. The lectures will be held on
Monday and Thursday evenings the course q
cover a period of six weeks. Each lecture will
begin at o'clock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

A. camp meeting, 70 last two weeks, will begin
en- August 20, on Valentines lot. Marcus Hook.
under the auspices OF the Cokesbury Methodist
Church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Thirty Bryn Mawr boys. members Of the choir
Of the Episcopal Church Of the Good Shenherd.
at Island Heights. The camp wns cnnu .ci I'd
master.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12
sAN1rAR1UMs

BEAUTIFUL location; special scientific ssasi csTsi
nervous eIderly; every comfort; nurgest nooh-
lei. Dr. Randsl. city Line. Chestnut HUI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12
RELIGIOUs BREYITIEs

Preparations are now being made IN this city
Tor the annual convention OF tho Pennsylvania
State Sabbath School Association to be held
in York on October II, IL and 13. Philadelphia
Sunday school workers, arc planning TO send a
large representation and the convention promises
20 be the most auspicious in the history Of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

PATENTS Sen, ssind ..i for our r5 f.ss book;
We will help you develop your Invention Ad.
vice free Rsassoonable fees. Open Monday eve
FOSTER & WEBSTER SUITE ssl.
10l1 Chestnut st. Bell phone Walnut 1854
A LIVE PROMOTION SYNDICATE
Splendid financial eonnecttons open for en-
Eagement proposition OF merit, highest ref
erenees asked and given G e4S. Led Cent.
WANTED 5000 10 5000 A contractor With
plenty OF work on concrete. iron and stone
work needs the above amount 70 carry the
contracts Tor few monthsi has good Droat
= use Of the money. d 30. Ledger Central.
PATENT FOR SALE or on royaltyi perfsef
keylsss sheet metal bread and milk bottle
II nothing on the market ike Il. Apply p. A.
GOOD, 5s25 Hayerford ave.
FOR sALE-souTHERN NEW JERSEY
BEACH FRONT EtoIEL.s 90 ROOMS
UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT 70 YEARS
PRINCIPALS ONLY. OWNER, B Il. Led. on
PICTURE THEATERs. Al prices. slzes, iacs-
ticnl for aaIe AID rent. 1ee ~ before bugful
EAAh15Is @Q4 =. afo14
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12
DIR. ALEXANDER BROWNE
Civil War Veteran Dies Of Heart Dis
ease at Shenandoah

DR. Alexander Browne, Of SSH Girard
avenue, a veteran Of the Civil War, died
Of heart disease Thursday night at shen
andoah where he was visiting Doctor
Browne was 73 years old. He was a sor
of Alexander Browne, who at one time was
Register Of Wills and q prominent Demo
crat Doctor Browne will be buried Tues
day
He was born in 1888. He graduated In
pharmacy and at the outbreak OF the Civil
war entered the navy. lie was surgeon
steward on board a war vessel for two years
and later left the vessel at New orleans and
took UP duty at fever hospital there,
where he remained until the end OF the
war.
Upon his return TO this city he entered
the medical school of the University OF
Pennsylvania, from which he was gradu.
ated In 1876 He was prominent Mason
and a member of Ross Post Grand Army
OF the Republic He was awarded long
service medal by Congress several years
ago.
RELIGIOUS BREvITIES
Preparations, now, being made in this city
s sabbns sSRSS g hed
T. York on October IL ~ and III Phiiadelphis a
large fspresen,atlon and the c9pyeption propsss ,
organization.
Thirty Bryn Mayr boys members Of ,t the ehoir
under tRS suSeErTson u george coson choir
master.
pastor a m TsSae + aPs s%e eRSrGs eRS ''S 81 Sa as
conSresaton it f5n i've ySaps eaSng Nmrbsrh 70
esEn years study On his farm near ns ar'6
church in PottsvIilie -Oll''''' was ''''''
A. camp meeting. to last two weeks, will begin
ndsr en- Fgst fs ps. 29 9n ~ b 9 MrGs
Church.
CaptaIn Rrown n vveiitsnown xvop,an saIvn-
,iqs Army wSTEsE Of us c!ty, las been, per-
iBsoffss of s Winter to and rSt ps her arduOu'
.Nlshtly services are being conducted in 2. tent
burn Of TTSSshnst2n TSs and n n S Risbs9;ris s, ..
viii sasa and nd Re &s% Eh
We Know Each Other T6ere7', '''' ''
A course. Of lectures on First Ala, will bo |
S sun aspses 1n M9ndo night S B. ns
DySsn for Nspns S5 with %Sn
ns TIE audiences s Tse eetf M he bsd on
Monday and Thgrsday EVENINGS: the course e. |
begin at S O'clock -
school class Of tho the Holy Trinity church tenor
S South TWen,sth street spes IN fe quest Wifi
be the speaker of the day.
Samuel smeltz and Robert Bethel will speak
A. at the open Door Rescue Mission @ @FIfty.sighth
evening.
y George Il; ?; Taylor will speak at the Bethesda
SssSTyis;ss under ths sgSRSss the Holy TrnS
six weeks Of services. in tents. in the open air
and at the Daily Vacation Bible Schools CON
nitiss viii be e. teE@l@Rated o6S nat next Friday An at
the Closing aT 10 bee hqs Fscdr
breaker; 1t s said % have been one of the most
dSrtskcn in % this City '"''D"'S"' ever u"-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
HATS-Lady's three hats. in paper baE. Broad
y. station waiting room. Reward 4617
North 18th st,
LoCKET-Lost. square. gold Iocket contain
Ing diamond; initials @. W. X. Reward. 2372
Orthodox,
HouND1odI.ost, black and tan female hound. Re
WATCH CHARM-Lost. watch charm, largo
amethyst stone, with gold band Monday noon,
from 9th and Market to 18th and SAMSON. Re.
SAMSON Filbert 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.. 1901
Chestnut st.-Bernard g. Myers. N s. Talbot,
YIN: jefferson, Mrs; Fred keiI Mr. and Mrs.
E 9. Yost. Miss s: Ebersteln. German, 4
scandinavian Emp, Bureau. John p. o. Rouke,
Mary, Baltire. John NJ; Ward. Sir Blaine Mr..
Stout a. gsfdS MSRse H. wlSox AmnSTew7 mnrS smith e G.
RAYMOND Ray IT, q W Fisher II. y. woliln. viii
ert Hammond Mr. N A. Hill. Mrs. NJ. E.
POSTAL. TELEGRAPH-CABLE CO. 1921 s.
Penn Square-Raymond Glldson. c. B. John
son, Mrs. Allx Browne w. NJ. Burrows Frank
Jones. Venice J. Lamb. b. J. Hastings. z. B.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12
REAL ESTATE ron 80
CohLi1Aed lront PRECEDING C.,.'F-
CITY


CITY
s60-e2-e4-ae N. 4eTH. ssooo, -.-.-.-
assessment 10000. rented Il
2llg N. 18th. price reduced bel.-
d2s N; 18th eorner; stone. front. a'sss
1922 Green, .isxis8 to 81. IVSy rsgvccslssa clear.
1889 N. 18th, brownstone, i0 -
2lQ1 Spring Garden, side yard. soyvms.
2019 n. 18th. 10 rooms. brownsto,.,
2601 N. 18th, 10 rooms; low nrisan ne' chssn
2232 Fairmount ave, IL rooms. ssxo.
25Q1 Oxford, corner. IL rooms. r,S2ovv
1908 Spring Garden, side YARD. ..s.uuced.
1024-28-2S-30 Pine, 72xiO0. ese
HIBBERD 3. MoRRELI 4 CO., A, =
GARAGE
m CITY HALL SECTION ~
Large. substantial BUILDING. r.rtn.
for parkage headquarters, earspsea cow,
service building; two street frerI st9rtf
vatori fne natural light. nuli hfF|
VERY EASY TEpafu
Can be purchased at a prica "a.
cost Of construction. OeioV d
ARTHUR BOSWELL,
2ss N. 18th ct. Rat, :,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

firal-eiasa man. estween 90 ana s6 years
19f ne eottqn b4alneaas aneHez IN own had
Afallpzi fit.u4 su1 particulars a. 10 e1parI-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

YOUNG MAN. EXPERIENCED GOOD AID.
WISHES POSITION WITH RBPuTABLE y
FIRM TRAVELLING OR INSIDEi HAS COM.
REFERENCES. NJ 34s. LEDGER CENTRAL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12
ROOMS WANTED

FuktNiksHEiI2 ROOM. private bath. With or With
walking distanes to following addrssst
pany. Germantown and 5edEely avss 'N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

LABORER BOSSES, WITH MEN, want 400
laborers for months work; building and
concrete construction; free shanties and good
commissary; will arrange transportation for
men; telegraph, my expense.
ID. NJ. HEPBURN
Barberton, o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

EHANKENFIELD.-OnA August 10, 1915, sud
denly. HARRY FRANKENFIELD; Funeral on
Monday. at p M, from the residence OF his
mother. 2s47 North Goth ST. Interment strictly
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qot lopoI9 al fortere 6ortGlinger ol noe pore SGicrc9 Smog. Ncbcn.
iaoenoe acknowledgements per hpoo oct me auner bar at 6poe pno:
2ettpS 2anSdrpser. 6ortGuing al 2ouia VI. TIcott - IA &cSrinsS.
baaScu off no, - autnbsif. - Goftur 6entou % bans Suru. Suab
SuSnsfob9u 6ragtc. - %irtnUcn. vi IRar Alerdn0cr GSerner. - At fr
SGorclauoet. Gn Gphooe ira Stolhncrne5 5rihe05famp moo 2itrrige. -
st EicnoOnDm. - ScefunbGmen. - 6u Sumebnuife. vi TCir 2iaa. -
SummcrcnS SprrUing. Go Glen Srchhou. - adpten Greightuns Nru.
Zen hjcGlne Straonarins. &uGferene Eurlpr. Gu Houeae. nj
g0oIi 2uuatco. girs. FOSsrre's SbcpOte. - Zen CGeniuuSue. nj
anorep Soutur. - Siaoemct. vi 6runiS Gribble. - Sdmen gumulos.
tiulcn. III gtarion @omer - Gn Seltebaao SOunc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-06
Vetn0ninasfnlo Spfnbelie.

pngre Nunb, Walermeiter Socobien,
Stleroalen, bar giort en- betponingS.
milo S~pfinoelie for llbbpgning al
SasOrug til eleftriif gnergi. st eIef.
triif InlPg bebsoer efter Saco6iens
Spfinoelie life IPngere at pQre al.
bGngig al SoSiefalo. llobpgningen,
iom ioregaar / Clio, beItaar i, at man
melem TO itsbte @etonp9gge iamler
&anoet / fompreSieret llbIsb pes, at
&9ggere imalner ino moo binanoen
peo uolebet. Noget HsrIpItem I'M.
oeS life. Surbin og Dynamo err iat
/ oirette SorbinOelie meb SamanIpg.
get. - s StierouIselpen peo Scare
er opiat ct Trspeperf. Spiinberen bar
inoiellbt anipgnina ON Eotent. ct
&oniortium is~noenfielos unoerban6-
Ter ON &isb al Saga SiIoolie- oa
Sermetifiabrif / Sfiern. = Sa6ri.
fen bar for Siben itor arbeiosItprfe
% meeet at beitiae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-06
SGterbp paa 9esicifpocn.

oetfor - iom tioIigere tpnft - at
omIfabe @oocrmpen til ct @anoboS.
lin for Haumabanen, piI ma M la.
De ben famine 9epermo oanne 8rirn.
ben for Ell / itor Still anIagt Suter.
bp efter idtpei5iif Wsniter, ifriper
"&omsoaI". Ser ifaI IeoeS Sano
mo paa Noen giennem &onoIer %
onlPgge8 ct Spitpanoba8iin efter ale
&un'tens He9ler. Smfring oabne
Eartter % 2e9epIabie fol Der relies
@tIaer meb oiuerie NnIGg iii Sor-
nsieIIe % 8IGoe for Sommeraip-
'terne. 9lanot anoet ifaI bpggeS ct
tort Sotel. Seb fol olIereoe ppre
fiebt NreaIer til IS giQaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-06
Snbnitriplnuer / Selemarfeu. Sra

Hotoooen beretteS Den 13oe Septem-
Der: &onorettigbeoer / aopaeIpen,
SpetteIpen % Sfogsau meo 9ieIpe
| Sllooal ifoI pGre baanogipet 2prcr
Sglell pau Segne al eft Sutcre5iontz
Iel'fab for 100000 Str. Get er N}e-
ningen / SilfGloe at regi1Iere en- Hpf-
te Sono inooper ReOIlogsoiItrittet.
SnotagSoammen bIiper nebrc Gnoe
al Sgnlanouano, bporira &anoet ifaI
leoes gienncm Ell lang Sunnel til
SauIano, buor &roftItotionen bliper.
Seo &e8ulerin9 % llObpgning ifal
Der funne inbpin0es $4,000 SeIte,
frGfter. Sngenierer er fortioen be.
ifipftiget meb MISUNDERSTANDING
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-06
Support % Grpprtiirma

for Sioen unOer GanneIie ct itort
norlt-oanif.ioenif Support. og Gr.
portflrma paa N~rgentino, meooeleS
ira Sronobiem. SfsIge "0og5poiten"
ltal Der unoerbaanoen bore tcgret Ell
Nftietapital paa 3 Wfiqioner. Gel
Ifabets &opebfontor ifol pGre / Sip.
benbaon mco unoerfontor / &riitia.
mia, Bergen, StoCfbolm % @ete-
borg. Senere ogiao / 2onbon. Set
cr Sanfen ienere al uopioe 6orrct.
ningen ogioa til 9lmerifa. Iftiefa-
pitalen pil bli uopibct til 5 MiQipncr
&roner. Girefter Sans @ooc ionr
for Sioen opboIocr Jig / Bergen ifaI
bore Selifabets GENERALIZATION.