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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-16
OgfOsZenia Miejskie.
zAWlADOMlENIE o APLlKACYl
FRANK WILLIAMS

FRANK WILLIAMS
LCENsYEsNA :SPRZEDAZ. LIKIEROW n
Zawiadamta sie nInie,szein. te. Frank Williams
E miasta j powiarus ~ mona, " stanie Minnesota
q rekordera wspomnianego miasta. do 1adnych
wspomnianego miasta 0 licensye ma sprze daz pa
lonych trunk6w W wyszczeg6lniohem po}ozeniu
Minnesota; i znanem i opisanem jak n~astepuje,
H. p: w przednim iokalu ma pierwszem pietrze
murowanego budynku. znanego pod numerem
1923 zach. 3cia nj. +&& 80
Wspomniana aplikacya onawianabedzie ma po-
'sied1eniu rady mieiskiej. skt6re' sic odbedzie "
.lokallu rady ,miejskiej. " budynku miejskinl "
wspomnianym miescie dnia 3go wrzesnia 1. b
1913. o godz. 500 wieczorem " lynn ezasie i miej-
scu moze sic stawif ka1dy i sprzeciwiac sic wyda.
niu takiej .licensyi.
Pisano " Winona. MIMI. 1890 sierp. 1918.
r. ... GEO. W. HOFMANN
Rekordec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-16

w ten spos6b przebieg1 przes
kilka pokoi, a tymczasem Katarzy
ma wydafa potrzebne rozkazy, axe
by 60 zatrzymac.
Nareszcie Bogumi1 zatrzyma]
sic pred jednemi drzwiami, z pc
"a kt6rych dochodzif don szm. r
rozmowy.
Jeden z g1os6w os6b roz7nawia-
jacych by} dian dobrze znajomy
czynif ma MIN wieksze jeszcze wra
zenie, niz glos ukochanej Haliny.
Gdyby sic ME znajdowa} W tax
wielkiem wzburzeniu by1by poz--
nal ten CLOS odrazu, W tym sta
ME jednak potrzebowaf pewnego
namys1u azeby zrozumiec, re to
by1 CLOS jego matki.
Rozmawia1a ona z jakaS kobe
to, a przedmiotem rozmowy by}
;jak zwykle jej los smutny i ubole
wa1a mad synem. Zrozpaczyfa o
moznosci ocalenia 60 chociaz
dnia poprzedniego zareczono jej,
re bedzie wolny. M6wi}a sobie, re
gdyby to by}o prawda, to Bogu--
mil bylby juz PREY niej. Me pre-
czuwala zupe1nie tego, co sic dzia
10 W palacu i g1osny krzyk wy
bieg1 z jej ust, gdy drzwi otwo--
rzy}y sic nagle i Bogumil "kaza1
sic IA progu.
(Ciag daisy nastapi..'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-16
G N NIEBEZPIECZEN
SILVA.
Z,ATW

! Me wolno 60 zaniedbac, DO ME
strawne resztki jedzenia zatruwa
ia ,krew.
! Swiatowej ~s1awy' Kalwaryjske
Vino Lecznicze wydala z ciafa
;trujace sk1adniki, daje VAN, czy
'sty zo}adek, czysta krew, dobry
apetyt, spokojny sen i wszystko
to-; co uszczesliwia cz1owieka.
Miej zawsze pod reka flaszke
.naszego lekarstwa, znanego wszy
stkim jake "Kalwaryjskie Vino
Lecznicze."
Pamietaj, re zwracamy kazdy
cent, jesli udowodni, re nasze swia
towel slawy Kalwaryjskie Vino
Lecznicze ME jest takim, jak pi-
'szemy..
Cena butelki $1.25.
Do nabycia W lepszych apte--
kach, Il naszych agent6w lub
wprost cd fabrykant6w:
d WR6BLEWSKI & COMPANY
1876 East 18th Street, Dept. 100
New York, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-16
(Ciag dalszy.1

AC1QS udAoAy./
Prawie tuz "a dozorca BaZylim
vesz}o czterech zo1nierzy stray
vieziennej.
Rzucili sic oni natychmiast ma
Pedxa, zwiazali go przyniesionym
przez dozorce sznurem w mgnle--
niu Okla prze]amujac rozpaczli-
wy op0r, jaki i'm stawi1 i ma roz-
kaz Iozorcy przeniesli 60 natych-
miaSt do innej cell, w kt6rej ami
wypi]owanej kraty w oknie ami
powroza, ami pity ME by}o.
Widzac sic zdradzonym Pc
Gro miota1 sic wewnatrz j mic ME
moWi|.
- P]rzepraszam pana hrabiego,
- rzek} dozorca, - musiafem
tax nostapic. Pan hrabia m6g}by
mi uciec i by1bym nieszczesliwy
vraz Z rodzina. Me zak46ca}bym
panu hrabiemu ostatnich chWil
zvcia tax gwaltownem postepowa
MEM, gdyby pan hrabia ME ety.
nil nc takiego, "a co ma mnie mo-
g1aby spadac odpowiedzialnosc.
Jeze]i pan hrabia zachowa sic
spokojnie, to pred przyjsciem
ksiedza rozwiaze pana hrabiego,a
po wykonaniu wyroku pieniadze,
ktore mi pan hrabia %ofiarowa], cd
dam prawym spadkobiercom albo
sadowi.
Zav6d ten z}ama} zupe1nie e.
ner=ie Pedra, Przekona1 sic on,
re so ia seryo biora "a Kamins--
kiego, re rzeczywiscie mysla ma
MIN wykonac wyrok.... Pomoc
zadna cd Katarzyny ME przyby--
wala, zwatpii vice o niej take i
apatycznie zda1 sic IA los, siedzac
spokojnie, skrepowany sznurem,
kt6ry mu wszelki ruch tamowa}. :
O godzinie sz6stej Bazyli wier
ny swojemu przyrzeczeniu, rozwia
za1 vienna i wprowadzi} do cell
kapucyna, z kt6rym skazanego pc
zostaWil SAN ma sam.
Pedrowi mic juz ME pozostawa-
TO-, opr6cz pojednania sic z b.
giem.
Matka i syn.
Hrabina Rozinska naturalnie
zdziwi}a sic niezmiernie otrzyma
wszy pismo, kt6re jej doreczy1
sluga sadowy. Przypuszczala re
to Jest wezwanie do sadu W spra-
vie Bogumila i drzaca reka podpi
sala iadane pokwitowanie.
Zdziwienie jej wzros}o, gdy
przeczyta}a tresc pisma. Zdawa1o
jej sic, re marry i obsypywa}a
pytaniami s1uge %sadowego, kt6ry
%niestety niewiele jej m6g1 powie-
dziec szczeg616w mogacych zaspo
koic jej ciekawosc.
Obdarzony sowicie sluga sado--
wy wyszed1, wstrasajac gfowa re
zdzivienia, re kr6tki list tax bar
dzo vzruszyf hrabine.
W~zruszenie to, jak }atwo poi
MA czytelnicy, by}o bardzo natu-
ralne, gdyz Katarzyna uszczesli--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-16

wiona wprawdzie mysla, Il. ucie-
czka Kaminskiego udac sic musia-
la, doznawa1a uczucia przeraze--
mia ma mysl, re kto inny, Pedro,
mia1 ma miejsce Bogumi1a p6jsc
ma rusztowanie.
Jakim sposobem sic to sta1o, tie
60 ME pojmowala, ME mog}a So
bic z tego zdac sprawy, tax jed
max bye musia}o, tax kaza}o VINO
sic wyrazne brzmienie kartki.
- Moi Boze jake ciezko mnie
doswiadczasz, - westchne1a pick
ma kobieta,- "nieszczesna moja Ia
mietnosc wtracila Kaminskiego w
~nieszczescie, a teraz drugiego juz
cz}owieka doprowadzam do zgu--
by.
G}oSno }kajac padfa ma miekka
sole i zapomnia]a O wszystkiem,
co sic ko1o niej dzia}o. MySl, re
ma niej ciazy klatwa, re wszyst--
ko, co przedsiewezmie stale sic
przyczyna n~ieszczescia, sprawiafa
jej %straszliwa bolesc i up}yne1o pa
re minut MIN lyle odzyska1a
przytomnoSc, re mog1a sic znowu
zaczac zastanawiac mad tenn, co
zasz}o.
- Jakaz re mnie egoistka, -
rzek}a usmiechnawszy sic smut
lie, - hrabina Idalia dry 0 swe
go syna, a ia wiedzac O jego losie,
%pozwalam jej cierpiec.
Chcia}a p6jsc clio matki Bogumi
la, kt6ra jak wiemy bawi}a Il
niej cd dfuzszego czasu, gdy na-
gle otworzy1y sic drzwi i Bogu--
mil W toWarzystvie Haliny sta
mai Ia progu.
Wiemy o MIN, re wydostawszy
sic z wiezienia, uda} sic z Halina
w ubraniu mniszem do domu SYN
kara z pod kotwicy. Pc dose d}u
giem pukaniu wpuscif ich tam
morderca j otrzymawszy zadane
wy:jasnienia wprowadzi} do poko-
ju Pedra, azeby tam oczekiwali
ma jego powrot. .
Bogumif }udzi} sic %nadzieja, re
PEDRO wkr6tce nadejdzie. Nadzie-
ia ia jednakze by1a zwodnicza. W
niespokojnem oczekiwaniu up}y--
:nelo kilka godzin, zapad1a noe, pc
noc,y nadszedf ranek, a Hiszpana
|jeszcze widac ME by1o.
Bogumi1 by} coraz niespokoj--
Iniejszy. Czekaf jeszcze przez czas
|jakiS nazajutrz, nareszcie powie--
dzia} stanowczo, re dluzej czekac
ME moze, re musi sic dowiedziec,
0 losie Pedra, cobadz mog}oby z
Itego wyniknac.
Halina by1a W najstraszliwszej
trwodze, re jej ukochany got6w
jest powr6cic do wiezienia. Many
sla1a sic mad wynalezieniem jake
60 srodka, azeby go odwiesc cd
tego rozpacznego kroku, ale wszel
ka jej wymowa, wszystkie zakle-
ella mi1oSci by4y bezskuteczne.
Kamihski obstawa} PREY swo--
:jem postanowieniu, i by1by je bez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-16

Grace Me mozesz pieg6w, krost
lichgo oddechu i PLAN ma twarz
proszwiem, zawsze je NOM wi
dice. Ola czego. sic Hopotae i
spnc sobie humor. Wezcie Holli--
stera Rocky Mountain herbatleee :
.przeniilktniliie 5przez krew jedyW
spos6b. 15c Herbata albo
[tablety, w apiece Brown'a Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-16

sic W niebezpieczenstwie i spie:
Ii sic W niebezpieczenstwe i spie-
szy1i jej Ia pomoc. Ola hrabiny
bardziej jak W tel chwili
ME by1o pozadanem ich przyby--
Gle. Ujrzawszy ich powziefa mysl,
kt6rej wykonanie mog}o przeszko
die spelnieniu zamiaru Bogumi-
la.
= 'Przybywaja nam posi1ki, ko
chany hrabio, - rzek1a z :usmie--
chem - bedzie ci trudno otwo--
rye sobie przejscie. Przeciw ia
kiej przewadze walczyc niepodob
- Kobieto! niedoprowadzaj
mnie do rozpaczy! = krzykna}
Bogumi}. - Precz ztad! = doda}
zwracajac sic do s1uzacych, = z
drogi!
S1uzacy jednak nietylko ME IL
stapili, lecz zblizyli. sic bardziej
do siebie, gdyz Katarzyna szyb--
ko da}a i'm rozkaz ME wypuszcza-
MIA hrabiego.
Bogumil spostrzeglszy to obej-
rial sic, czy niedostrzeze jakiej
broni i W tel chwh spostrzegl sdru
gle wyjscie 2 .pokoju, v ktorym
odbywa1a sic ia scena. sz,yytboko
[jak strzalaa <rzuciilz sic ku MENU OF
worzyi drzwii j wbiegI do sasied-
niego pokoju zdecydowany wydo-
STAG sic ma wolnose. .,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-16
(Cisg daisy nastapi.a

Bole g1owy. - "Czasami mia
lem tax straszne b6le g1owy z ra-
ma, re ME wiedzia1em, co czynic.
ORA. Piotra Gomozo przywr6ci1o
mnie zdrowie i obecnie czuje sic
doskonale.' - pisze pan August
Anderson z Kilkenny, .Minn.-Sta
re przez czas wypr6bowane lekar
stwo ziolowe, ME jest ono SPREE
dawane przez aptekarzy, lecz by
wa dostawiane przez specyalnych
agent6w. Pc informacye piszcie
do DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.
2501 Washington Blvd. Chicago,
Ill. -..
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26
E. c. FiSER TAKEN INTO
CUSTODY FOR BAD CHECKS

+. G. Fiser was a passenger over
to Dillon with Sheriff Frazier last
Wednesday morning on the stage.
Fiser was willing to be given over
to the Montana authorities to answer
a charge of uttering bad checks. For
week or two he had been a hotel
guest in this city. A little while ago
he was employed at the Mccormick
dairy. 1t Is said against him that
he passed worthless checks in num-
bers, one of them Laving been given
to the state manager for his passage
over to Salmon. He Is man
of strikingly good appearance. When
leaving this city about a month ago
II was understood that he was going
away to answer the draft.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26
COMING CHAUTAUQUA

A. G. Cherry is the new chairman
Of the Salmon Chautauqua which Is
dated for August 1851, with the fol-
lowing executives TO serve with him
on the board: F. H. Havemann, ].
A. Herndon, secretary-treasurer, G.
3. Quarles, w. c Shoup. Phil Rand
and Arthur Greene. An agent of TIE
home office of the Chautauqua is to
be in Salmon next Saturday, JUN u,
when the full details for preliminary
work Of the organization will be ar
ranged.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26
Fourth Liberty Loan

Everybody clear the deck for ac-
ton"
Engagement about October / to
25th, 1918.
Lemhi county's quota about
$3.50 900.
Lemh county has little over
5000 population and if every man,
woman and child will purchase oae
$50 Fourth Liberty Loan Bond he.
she or it will be doing very mod.
est part for the great Fourth Liber.
~ Loan Bond sale and for the great.
est of great world wars.
Clear the deck now for action and
make your subscription without fail
on the first day of the drive for the
sale of the Fourth Liberty Loan.
The Citizens National bank will
pay interest on deposits made with
| 1t and execute orders 70. subscrip.
tons on the first day subscriptions
may be had. We want the order of
every man. woman and child in Lem
! hi county, whether for $50 bond
or for any amount higher.
IL you can pay for it in advance
We will allow YOU interest till sub
scriptions may be made. We will
advance the money to our Govern.
ment and thus assist 1t in the work
OF prosecuting the war.
We are very much in earnest and
want all the people of Lemhi coun.
~ 10 be.
Let us have your deposit and or.
der for subscription now.
CITIZENS NATIONAL. BANK
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26
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;: FOURTH OF JULY :
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:
The last OF the week about 10000
sheep belonging TO Olson d EDWARDS
have crossed the bridge at the shear
ing pens on their way into Montana.
Mrs. Margery Ferris returned to
her home at Leadore on Tuesday.
Mrs. Theodore Gautier Jr. and lit
tie daughters are visiting relatives at
Gibbonsville.
]. r. Wray, Miss Wray, M. ID. NC
Way and wife went over to the Big
Hole In Wray's car.
| Frank Andrus, Tom Heating and
couple OF outside men were looking
over Keating's mining interests UP
Fourth Of July creek last week.
Mrs. Ivie Joplin and Fred White
were on Fourth of July creek last
week.
Harry White visited on the creek
/ on Tuesday.
! John Dryer was a business visit
or on the creek Saturday.
Mrs. +. B. Mitchell spent the week
end with Mrs Allie White.
Joe Gautier and Arthur Ludwig
were in Salmon on Friday
Cora Allen of Gibbonsville is visit
ing at the Gautier ranch.
A crowd of young people from Sal
mon took advantage of the beautifu
weather and spent Sunday on the
creek fishing.
Miss Virginia Gautier, who ,ha:
been visiting relatives in Kansas ant
Oklahoma, came home last Monday
George Kern of Gibbonsville was {
business visitor on Fourth of July or
Sunday.
| Mrs. Joe Bauer of ShOup, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Weaver of Wisdom and Mrs
Ricketts, and children were guests
of the Gautier family on Sunday.
Hugh Roberts and wife were II
| Salmon Monday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26
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= MAY =

G. r. Beers. county Treasurer and
Sheriff Frazier paid May visit last
Friday.
Mrs. Dell Brown gave an ali-day
party last Friday Al her beautiful
ranch home In honor OF Florence and
Frances Greene of Salmon The
guests were Opal Wells, Frances,
Lucille and Pauline Bowman. Anna
and Pearl Popejoy. Alice Ostrom.
Lonita Brown and June Wilson.
The Bowman girls entertained tho
same bunch OF happy girls on the
following Saturday afternoon In ION.
or OF the Greene girls.
A party from May motored to
Chaiils Hot Springs Sunday. con.
sisting OF Mrs. Wells. Mr.. g. W.
Meitzlcr. Florence and Frances
Greene. Opal Wells. MIR and Mrs.
bowman. and daughters. Frances,
Lucille and Pauline and Miss Alma
Thompson
Miss Fan MOTLEY II assisting n
Union Central Bank during the abb
sence OF Miss Louise Ellis.
Mrs. sehmelxei and Miss Louise
Ellis have gone to Boise and En-,
met for an extended visit
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26
NEW OWNER FOR Nrx,..
LANDS AND 81. /.

All the land holding. !. 4
Newman, comprising 81
gether with 5000 head :.
have been purchased
Ybarguen of Goodins. i.
new owner of the pron.s1 j
to move to Salmon IN
paid $16 a head for IL. !.
through and about $50 !.
the land holdings, throu,s n
that the total sales 80.
more than 100000.
The new conner Is one !.
porous fiockmasters Of so.,a
no. His family is a larse =.
Is looking for a dwelling "a, I
the children may start In ],
.ening of the fall term az =.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26
2emhi Realty CO.

RANCH AND CITY PROPERTIES
FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
SURETY BOMBS. FARM LOANS
Wa handle only responsible com
panies.
Notary Public.
Phone or address p. J. DEMPSEY.
Manager.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26

You must register before you car
vote. No swearing in votes this year
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26

>, We are all given to making mis-.
takes. No one Is wise enough to be
always right. But the person who
makes the same mistake twice has his
feet set straight for the goal of fall
ure. If you are called down for max.
ing blunder don't get mad or dis
couraged. Just make up your mind
then and there that you'll not make
1t again. Fix it well in your mind ;
use 1t as lesson and an inspiration.
It's a perfectly good stepping-stone,
and ought not to be employed as a
milestone to hang around your neck.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs Osborn, Mrs. Iva
Joplin. Miss Fay Stewart motored
from Salmon TO May Tuesday and
spent few hours calling on friends.
Mrs. Radford. who had been visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. Gene Smith.
returned to Salmon Tuesday.
Messrs. Proctor and Wilson re-
turned from their ranch on Big
creek Monday. motoring all the way
from Shoup.
John Ostrom Is In Mackay this
week
Miss Mary Anderson In at home
again from school at Salt Lake
where she graduated in a CONNER
eial course. Miss Anderson Is this
week a guest at the ranch home oil
Mrs. 4. f. Tage.
Mrs, Arthur Greene and Mrs, J
T. Watkins are off this morning tC
assist In breaking camp for thu
Camp Fire Girls down on Sheer
creek. tn" campers are returnnl
home on Sunday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26
DAVID Y. DoUoHERTY

From a dropsical trouble OF long
standing an old resident Of the low
er Salmon river. David Y. Dougher'
", formerly Of St Anthony, ldaho
and Wyoming. passed away at an
early hour Wednesday morning al
his home In Salmon. He Is survived
BY Mrs. Dougherty and a son FLOYD
and a daughter. Mrs. kimball, OF
wilson. Wyoming The funeral Is
To take place Saturday
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26
DOING Good.

Few medicines have met with
more favor or accomplished more
good than Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy John F. Jantzen.
helmeny, Sask.. says of it, 81 have
used Chamberlain's Collie and Di-
arrhoea Remedy myself and in my
family. and can recommend ii as
being an exceptionally fine prepare
ton" For sale by Z. c.. Hetnaser
Salmon Druggist. t1%
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26
ALL THE EXERCISE NEEDED.

Roy Jones writes from Camp Rear
nv. California. that h. was three
DAYS on the way thither from Camp
Lewis. finding about 10000 men In
the new camp. From Camp kearny
younr Jones expects to 20 TO France
or Russia. he doesn't know which. A
llle or Two Of his letter tell OF hay-
Ing dust for the floor Of his tent and
that the noury substance is about D
INCHES deem with warm weather pre-
vailing. The camp gets up at 4:3V,
starts drilling at and there is not
much let-up til in the evening. so
Uncle Sam Is giving his young men
all the exercise they need.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Annual Financial Statement of the
Clerk of Independent School District
No. l., Lemhi county. Idaho, for the
Fiscal Year ending July LIST, 1918.
Revenues from all Sources, Class
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26
NOTED MINING MAN HERE

. ]. H. Trerise, noted mining engi-
neer at Butte, was in Lemhi county
this week looking over mining prop
critics for W. A. Clark
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-07-26

II. H. Boomer went TO outside
points last Monday to bring in sew
eral carloads of construction machin-
cry for early work on the Salmon
River highway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS

Observation-Disclosures at oO4o
West BROAD street at II o'clock and
al s.
Christian scicncc-The regular ser
vice viii be held At i O'Clock this
morning The subject will lie Adam
ana Fallen Man
Apostolic 1hurch-Special services
VII! be conducted in Apostolic Churcl.
ny Rev. Henry holman. OF kentucky.
tonight. continuing each nigh, dur
ing the week.
First unitnrinn-Scrvices at Ii
o'clock. with sermon by Rev Frank
Pratt.
Highland Spring. Unitnrinn-services
Al O'CLOCK, with sermon by Rev.
Frank l'ratr.
First English Evangelical Lutheran
The pastor, Rev. !. j. Schcrer. Jr.
VIII preach n ! o'clock and at s.
New Thought-Scrvices 4 o'clock at
CoT!ey Hail ,GraCe street entrance).
Rev. Erad!aw Tomson. minister. Sub
jet: The Place Jesus Takes in New
Thought"
Life md Advent Christinn-prcach-
inE a; II O'Clock this morning ana at
S O'Clock to-nish; BY Elder L. r White
OF Brooklyn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
BAPTIST.

Srcond-Re". 7. Clarett Skinner,
-. ID. the pastor, VIII preach at IL
o'clock and at SIS.
Hroadus Mcmorini-Hcv. W. T. Glib
SON, the pastor, VIII preach at IL
o'clock and at Sis
Bnrton Heights-'rho pastor. Rev.
George 7. Waite, Will preach at both
the morning and evening services.
Northsidc-The pastor. Rev. a. O.
Bcda. Will preach az both services.
Pine strcct-I,egular SERVICES at II
o'cloek ana at SID. Preaching by
Lester Lane and l.. c. Northern. OF
Richmond College.
BainbridEc strcct-p-caching morn
ing and evening by the pastor. rev.
L. Judson Wcstfal!
First-preaching at !! o'clock and
At Sl5 by the pastor, Rev. George
W. Mcdaniel. u. j..
Leigh strcct-Dr. Douglas s. Free
man vii! preach at both services to-
dag.
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the audience last Thursday with a med
ley Introducing over There and with
The Anvil Chorus" The people sang
the war songs. Keep the Home Fires
burning" over There" and Joan Of
Arc" with much spirit. Garry Me
Back 10 Old Nirsinny" was also sung
with much zest.
Miss Katharine II. Halves announced
that she had Il copy OF the new Ma
rinc Hymn" she had gotten at Guam
tico, so il was arranged that the words
and music would be learned at the
next sing" This announcement will
be OF especial interest to those who
have relatives or friends in the ma
r!ne corps. Those people are given a
special invitation to tho next "sins."
Men. women and children are invited
to the sings" which are absolutely
free to all. The Sing" takes place in
the auditorium OF the 2. w. c. A. Cen
trail Building. 6 North Fifth Street, at
Sis on Thursday.
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OVER THE TOP

snap-Vm-V gor-Energy- nerves of steel ars
required to go over the top ON the fighting front
and active liver needed to face Not ov bs e
OF the soldiers the 'front.' but folks energy fight the
battle OF fe right here home It bateed alone
this being fought It waged in the workshop
the farm and the home truly trenches The pale
checked at home well the workman shop feels that
lack OF snap and energy which ricred blood should bring They
need iron in their blood
The blood lacks toneerhas the edood corpuscles are lack
ing one lacks the walk the work if he
she feels eneate lax limp before half done
it's time take bloodkcr and has lust tho
right combination Of iron and herbal extracts vital
y and This latest product which the skill
could evolve called Iron the experiments of
dozen medical associated with Dr. Pierce nvads Hotel
and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, NJ Y If you try these
lron tablets send 10 cents the above address package
hut almost druggist sell Iront Tablets at
sixty cents vial They make red blood today
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FACULTY ANNOUNCED
Asscmbly's Training school Preparing
for Enlarged Work Next


The assembiy's training school.
operated IN conjunction with the Union
Theological Seminary, has announced
the following faculty for the term be-
ginning in September:
Rev. Walter l.. I.ingle, n. D.. acting
dean, sunday school pedagogy and
church history; Rev. Walter w. Moore,
ID. D.. English Bible. Old Testament;
Rev. Edward Mack. ID. D.. English
Bible. Old Testament: Rev. Eugene
Caldwell. y. D.. English Bible New
Testament: Rev. Ryersen Turnbull. D.
u. English Eibic New Testament and
Old Testanlcut: Rev. w. II. McIlwaine
lr.. Il. -. English Bible. Old Testa-
mcnt; Rev. Charles l.. King. f.. H..
Christian doctrine Miss Katharine II.
liawcs. social questions and Christian
ethics: Miss Anna Branch Binford. sun
day school pedagogy. teen age special.
list; Miss Elizabeth Mcl;. Shields. Sun
day school pcdadogy. elementary di-
vision: Rev. q. l.. Buchholz. Il. H..
Christian missions: Wade {. Smith,
personal evangelism and stewardship:
Miss Pauline Williamson Grant. or
Ganizcd wcmer's work; w. 3. Lorraine.
NJ D., director OF medical course:
Owsley Sanders. business manager:
Rcv. o. l.. Buchholz. field agent. and
Miss Mary Strickler, matron. The
1aiS-lol? session will open Thursday.
September 10.
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Ten Favorite Hymns.

The pastor OF one OF the larges,
churches IN one % the largest cities
OF the country last winter took a vote
of the young people OF his congrega-
ton upon the ten favoritc hymns.
Beginning with the one receiving the
highest number Of ~otcs, the list was
as follows: abide With Me-" Nearer
My God. TO Thee" Rock OF Ages.
Lead Kindly Light" Jesus. Savior.
Pilot Me" Jesus. Lover of My Soul
How Firm q Foundation" 20 Love
That Wilt Not Let Me Co." "All Hail
the Power OF Jesus's Name" ''AIy Faith
Looks Up to Thee"