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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Oriitise S~anfrcperier.

SolcOo, Chic, BEN Soc September.
Ct poerit oriitigt Hpperi uOierte5 pua
boiIg5 Sag ioag | erie, Wiicb., ioct
fem maifereoe Ierioner peo Ifio-
oogstio trpngte mo / erie Sanf,
operiolot aosiereren, iom bar alene,
% ilog BAN i%iulnle.
EN- aloen al Sanfen5 TerIonale,
ION fon tiIboge ira Wtiooog, blep
brlitolt misbonolet og bere'ter lam.
men meo ben bcoioitlsIe aosierer
il9bt inO / @anthu9Iuingen os %.
rem ilaact llaas eiter Dem. Sereiter
iatte DC iig / @eiiooeIie al $4,000 !
aontanter ioruoen enbel 8proipapi.
rer, hois p~aaIpoenoe gelsb mon emo.
MI life tienoer. De iorIoo 9anten,
uoen at pore opoa9et | i'm 8lernlng.
Sc blep ienere eaa aitenen leet | en-
alltomobil fieren6e | Getniug al 70,
leoo, Ohio.
Butte, Mont., bcn Soc Sept.
Gn beopbnet Y~tanospcrion pIpnoreoc
ioaa Solih Sioe State gaut for
$4,000 j Vapirpenge os unofom. Ell
terat ban isrit bapoe itGngt IRE Ser
Toner al SanfperionaIet IND / SpGl.
pingen.
5uIia. ella, ben lie Sept.
9epltp Sberiii u. Z. 9enslep bier
orGbt o. 10 8~ontrsoerc, bpis Sben-
titet ellonu life er toniioteret. bsbe.
Tia iaaret / Sfeb Sort, ire Nil / Spo
berirn. / Gitermiooas, Sa Be iprisgta
of repe Stotsbanfeu Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16

mic SedthcrS, Tom for henimoo en-
Mfernielfealoer lioelt ioo fIerc Ior i
oct herurrcnoe Stut3fuuqieI. San
nor Ell aoltite iIiuf 9iueolfiGrer oq
pIeteoe at iororiuc @iocn meo at ifip.
re Silebcr / Grr al baa0e Wclne
tier 90 Gnr. 81 ban ilop no al
6TngiIct, tog ban ale 6i2ic Gum.
les" me0 Jig, oeribInuot oaiaa "ocu
'orhiltortlfe Viuno". Ser pua Ell elcr
anocn 0lanoc bar lorpiloet ia til
9dcrnnils gnlgnaro. Eiocnlfabs
mTn6enc reiite hiem iaicn meo en-
lana Nuic. men &c hauoc ialfalo Sen
SiIiro5itiueIie. at @aaScn CT Lett.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Kriaen | SuSldne.

Sra 2oroon telegraferes, of Dol.
fbepiferneS fsrite Inereb poa Sia.
ritSpn beb Tolga er blet Iloaet tllbage
al General Senifines' trooper efter
ire Cages beitiee aannpe. ScnifineS
Solf toe 5000 Sanger, II aailoner
% 100 Mitralisier, beoer oct. Ere
@olIbepif- Geginenter maatte oocrglpe
fla OF 70 andre blep soclagt. gol-
Ibcuifcrnc moeritetteoe Dc nli5lpf.
feoe Inarcb r,eo en- ormeret 6lotiue
paa Solga.
s set peitligc Sibirien gaar BET
aIoeles fortrGfieligt, foroi bcgge Tar-
ter pinoer.
Ser er, hpoo Der tclegroicrcs offi-
ciclt ira Iomiral aplticbafs Sopeb-
fuorter / SmIf 3. lite Sept.: "&olt-
icbaf- Nrmeens Sooebfparter nleooe,
Ter ioag, at Den Sfieniio, iom be
gpnbte for nosle Gage iioelt, fortipt-
ties mleo Sclb langS belle Den Iiblrilfe
Sront. 6ienoen briueS operalt I'll.
ba9e meo alporli9e Cab. vi bar toget
Sanger pg ct betpoeliat &rigabptte. -"
Sa her er, bpao ct officielt traao-
lott Telegram ira Woifpa neooeler
Den 12te September: IS @egpnoel-
len al lleen fog g~olibepiterne nGiten
10000 Sanger ira Ibniral aolt'
icbafs Spoarme, % III bar oglaa Ute
item al oenne slrme / Regionen ON.
firing glftiilbinif os Drift opergipet Jig
iii 9olibepiferne. Scrmcb bar cSol-
ibepiferne Jolt tnget $4,000 Sanger
ira Glomiral ,aolticbaf / Sebet al en-
llge."
9egge bisie Supporter fa1 umlllig
upre rigtigc, bpis De banoler ON oct
iomme SioSrum. Def set fommcr
pei mart for Gaser1, bpem iom lpper.
ct utbct Telegram ira Wto'foa Den
12te Scptember meooeler, az Solihe-
piferne oeiaa bar taget erioel Gan'
qer / Ipiua. &egionen (peo Irfangel-
frontcn). Slanbt bisic Sanger bar
elpel brittle ScIoater.
WeQcm Solibepiferne % GItlGn'
berrle bespnbte 5reosunberbanolin'
ger / Hifop Snsbas / iorrige usc.
Sielge ct Telegram ira Seliingiors
bar golibcpiferne erflpret iig oiulge
iii OF anerfienbe eitlanbs Sclpiipn-
oigbeo paa @etineelie al, OF eitlanS
GortfGites paa Stes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
en- rig 5ansit.

Sra Rem @,Oi0ro, g!ai5. beret.
ties oeu soc Sept.: TN al oe melt
iuotrluIcuoc Sure iour uogeuliuoe
er Qiort al heruureuoe Siitere. al.
lutteoe9 ioug, oa Stomerten "2i
BERTH" mto aaptein Hobert Sncfion
icm Ssrer uutom MED TOP SperoV'
itt pau en- ionlet &egt al 10000
Gun0. 6iifeu ioIste3 ombOr0 Ior 26
Sent 8pmoet. eaer tiliammer So
POO. Sfomlerter bnpoe ppret fra'
uurenoe ! bare IRE Segn.
Dtanoifubet beltob iori,oeii az Sap'
tein S,acfiom al IRE @nno. sc %.
riar Giere al Siifeitounerter babe
laat %, ga Siiterre for Ell Sio iieen
giorSc Streif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
en- Slom al
Solp 90 6ulo.

@uibiugton Sen 9oe Sept. ne
gicrirgen bor Ell ioooon NioSie al
"9iiqicn9 Wtput" at Den trltcr meo
at iprUugc &rggcuc / &c NupIuin.
ger, bpori Dc opbeuares. Sfatfom.
mcret bar al ocu @rmo iect iig ncot
til at nmlo6c &ongreslen ON Ell BE
piIgning al $t.500,000 til at ioritrr.
te 9urloirgernc OF bpgge me. elsie
@ulo. og Sclpmosier bobeoe iiQ lam.
men UNDER SriQen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
StenmeretSlcpen
ratihceret.

Goncorb, Nelp Snmplbire, oeu 9oe
Sept. HeprGientontbuiet / Staten
9tem Nnmplhire5 Scaislutur bar i0og
neO PIP moo 13l Stemmer ratiitcc.
ret Amenbcmcntet til De Gpr. Sta.
tiers Non'tltutiou ON nImiuocIil Dor,
qcrIil Stcmmcret for apmoer.
Awcnocmcntet iorcIig8er mi Sem
ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Stat$indt3gterne.
Snfcl Cams Snbtratcr forpacr no
fruos DC "6aorSc Sibcr".
Sobafsiorbru9et tiger.

@nlbiugton, l0oe Sept. SfelGe
en- iOog al ($nicrunl Mcpcnie.Stonl.
mlsIGren oiientIilgiort Rapport he.
lsb ionltllge >Interral 8cuenue-
%nOtTater ! Aaret, Tom enbtc ocn
30tc &ini 1919, liz til $3.50 $50.
G12, CT Sorrgclic al $1A5,330000
oucr Sc tiIIuarenoe - foregoarloe
WiaancOcr.
vi DC iGrifiIotc Stnter bctaIte 81.
linoia Oct ltrrite 9cleb al oi3ic Suo'
tGgter, ncrIig 1923, 003, $50, bOcr.
al $201, 213,091 beltoo al Sl1O.
tonlit og Opcrituo8profit. Sfattcr.
s ~Sn0tonititnt ~ Sfat poa Spcr-
IflibSproiit inhfasiercOeS Scr Tor oct
belle 9ouo 50, ,00S, 702 mpo
$2,S39,027, 93S / 1913, en- Ne0gdn5
al $2I3 ,0t9,235.
@ureailct bapbc oprlnoclig glort
Hegniua pua, at Suotrgtcrnc ira
oiaie SLIDER piIoc anOrage I'll $4,.
707,000.000 Gen me, / 1918 pc0-
taGnc 6inanslou gap inlioIertio
Sfatepoerue 9tet iii, on DC iau
nlooite snite, at inobctale line Sfat-
ter auartoIuiS. Ger er ocrlor Nlt.
liabco for, al bet, naar De li0ltc 70
&uartnl5inObctolingcr er giort, nj,
pfc Jig, at Tcpartemcntcts @crea.
Ming life or Iaa Iaugt noe al Geien.
Nan antngcr ncmlig, at De -
reference gctalinger, oen 15ot
september % Den t50e December oiI
anoroa til bcnimoo 81, 000 900
og IooleoeS bringe S~otnlbelebet GAM.
lie n0r op til Gepartcntentet5 oprin.
beige Soerilag.
@Mremiet an'srer / i'm Seaport,
at Oct life bar ppret oct mllligt 0ett.
neqaug at opgiDe De iGrIfilote BE.
lob, Iom or illofomue / 9etolirg az
SSnofomitifot 90 / Sfottcr poo Spers
ituo5proiit, men at 0i3ie SllotGgtec
uil bli tabelcreoe % opiert buer for
iig / aommi9iGren5 Narsrappor,
til aon9resien.
Happortcn giper Den intcrcs Ia1tc
SpIpsning, at 81. og 9rGuocuinS.
aigiiterne, trobS Oct iorsgeoc Nntoi
al @IboIo5itotcr, EltiIpirfningsior.
bltoet % arigsprobibitionsIoocn,
togne / lin SelIeO, hor giuet Itorre
>Snbtpgter / 1919 cn0 / 1918.
s Fighter poa Spiritltoiu bIeo
ser nelnlig inbbctaIt S365,211,252
MOB $3t7,553,6S7 1918, en- 6or.
egcIIc oItIoa al $47,G57,564. 81.
ai9iitcrne er gooet neb, men life
poa langtltGr / famine 8raO, ioct Dc
bcI0b ia iii $1f7.369,G02 MOB
$126,2S5,S57 / 1913, en- NeoganG
al Blot SAG, OOO,255.
Gobafsiorbritget maa bsoc for.
eQct ia a0ifiaig eiter DC ioregeoc
gigiiter at oemme. 5 G9bofSaigii.
ter bctaltc8 Der nemIig / 1919
S206, 0O3 ,O91 MOB St55,tSS.G59
1918, Ell 6orcgcIie oItion al Iffa
miunre eto S49.S14431, ioarenoc
til en- crtra llogiit al 80 Gents Tor
bpcr Mono, apiuOe % Barn / San'
set.
SnofomIterne ira oac Sfattcti.'
Der, ntcO llnotagcIie al SnotomitIfat
GA Sfat paa SperifuosproTt, no
Qioroc tiIiammen $t,243, 941, 900
MOB $3.50, 591 100 / 1918. Ell 6or-
egclIe al $3SS, 209.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
perihin9 / Oviter Say

Gutter Ban. Il. u. oeu tie Cert.
@elero. GcrihtrB aTlaI0l lolg girs.
(hcooorl &ooie1e,t en- &jilt pou ga
Glmore &iQ. san uotaIte in oubt.
ig.te Sumgoti MED Mrs. SfooieceIt.
life oleuc ! 4UleoHing (nbtt al til
NlanO. men osiud a SNucu C.lter,
lin unocr &rjQIu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Harveien.
WaIsaOlluacrne / z. Snf. % Iebra.
lfn uuber Suroentuiuaernc.
Inorc Grocer.

sra Siour Sails, z. Gnf., beret.
teS oen lite Septcm6er. at s. ..
Nerbranoien, 6iclo Aacut / 5out5
Cafota ior Set isoerolc 2ono6rug5.
oepartement3 "9ureau OF Grou giti.
mates, oltlIaor Stateus 0taiSoulmg
til 100000 @uibels. Gettc er
roget oper 100000 8ltlbel5 min.
ore, enh Abliuler Tor en- Naaneo
lloen teaueoe til at itule BIZ.
Teiret bar imtoIertio upret mcaet
aunltigt / 0eu Nenieenoe, iiacr ban,
at 0%}niicn bar mooneoeS beorc, enb
liIfTIoe bar pGret / noget al be
%ietrre gor. 0iou pil oerior inaen
&dHltcliabco bare nreo ar fire iia
lortrinIig Noia til lloiGo upite
Eadr.
G~uriogcu TIL at W~ai9aplinacn /
Stotcn antngelig bil bIi milrore. enc
Den Tor eli Mnoneo iioeu te1rcoe til
at lfllue BIZ er, oplpier ban. Sc iii.
'tanoe, iont bar brret frer1beritenoe
| pcltIige og miotre Gele al Staten,
b9or Ytot2foruci or bIcuet iortiolig
hanr0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
Sinirpaulinacn.

Get nornale llobptte al 9irfrs
GIar) er / Seutb Gatota UNDER
aInlinoeIlge CmitGuoigbeoer 1876
@uibel5 pr Acre. Saur a~nilaaes oct
til blot 50 guibels Or. Mere, eaer
en- l|otalauIiug paa 100000 Ruihcls.
6Jclo Aacutens Rapport antnoer.
at Eotctoplugau / Soutb Gafota iaar
pII bli ca. 100000 Sui1el5 mtn6re
emo 'orriqc 4ar.
SeaUIiugcu outlge5 at bile qiue
omtrcnt ioulme llobptte iom iiior,
men oerimoo er Seet al en- uipouan.
La hgi GUulitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
MaisHulingcu / Rcbruifa.

ara SmcOlH, Nebru'ta. bcrctte5
Dem lite Scptcmbcr, at Remmouqe.
lem ! oen ipoaitIige Gel al 3cbrQitu
! S.lllui, iaa0eI Al oct i0oerule gu.
reot Of Crop Gitimatc5" iont az
StoteIs Bureau Of Martet5 onta9e5
at hare iormiuOitet Statcns MoJs.
GUluHg meO omtrcut :, $4,000 9u-
ihtls % M aui,aoe5 III ~, lU3 600
Nllihe.s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16

Gen italicnife Sister % 6lpper Ga
briele b'InnnnSiu rpffcr IND
Tiumc mcb en- prbnet Stprfe It'll
imub lin Gcsicrinas Srbrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16

&riscm / InslanS. Gen. Senifines
taaer 900 S~ulIbepifer tilfanse pco
Siaritspn. = &~ultiebafs belle Spo'
nrmc, $4,000 Manb, uuersiper iis
til S%olIbcpifcrne. Wubitriocnoc
NnppDrter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
fred % ufred.

Trebsoelesater gaar % fommer.
&unicrcneen taser iis c II Tibebptl.
- Tribebs Sag bar ieiret Neoer'
Iaset, Tiger Or. Tenner. = Sra
Be bemmclise S%raftaters Gilonis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16
&c andre aoruiurter.


Se IRA cue Gauter az South %.
toto mootagnc Snoberetutnacr tooer
pda, at llobnttet al Gaarbueoe bill bIi
omtrert $ NuibeI5 pr. Mere, builfet
olloc lunre til en- SotoIaulina pon
30.36S,000 @uibels. 9ctte pilSe BIZ
ocn minolte Misunderstanding / Sta.
ten iI0eu 1916.
l(6iigterne for 6anreaolingen err
oglau minore gooe emo FOR Ell Wtaa.
uco iiOeu, ioa 1otaIapIinacn ru oil.
llaaes til blot 55,030,O00 Suibels,
iammerlignet nleo ct iemaarliat
Observation-Disclosures al 57,500.000
@uibelS.
Npgproouftiouen oil oerimoo BIZ
ooitiaig itsrre enc iorriae aar.
@pggct bar nemIiq bcloiguiS aIcreoe
lun Iaugt irenImc. at oe uarnitiae
GciriorboIoe / SuIi iugen nrpueppr.
0ig Sfaoe onretteoe. Aolinaen ioor
o~niluae5 til 81, 100000 @uihels.
buiIfet cr 100000 &uibcls mere
enc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ! oe itoitc
lem Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-16

GsrtfGtses Saa stss 4
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1919-03-22
FORreTpRE>BYTERlAN CHURCH

Sunday, March % 1919, will be The
New Era Victory Fund Day. Every
member of the church and congrega-
tion will please ma >e an especial effolt
to be present at the morning service,
and Congregational meeting will be
held Immediately after the morning SER
vice to adopt measures giving efficiency
to this great campaign.
The Presbyterian Church has decided
that to meet the special and increasing
demands upon her in the various lines
of her benevolent and congregational
activities, : the sum of $32, ,O04, 339 80
will be required for the Benevolent
Budget, $l3.Ol4, 339. so, and for indi-
vidual churches and local work, $25,-
600, 10000. The pledges will be paid
during the year-April l, 1919 to March
81, 1920. At two O'Clock on next Sum
day every communicant is called on to
pray for the success of this movement,
and the canvassers will see every men,
ber of the church between two and five
O'Clock, P. N.
Every communicant is requested to
conscientiously decide upon the amount
to be pledged .or the local and benevo-
lent work Of the church during the COM
ing year.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting.
as usual.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1919-03-22
RED CROSS NOTES

The great drive of the American Red
Cross for the collection of used clothing
for the joint benefit of all the European
countries except the Central powers.
will be held in the week of March oath
to March 3lst. Delaware's part is ten
tons. Every kind of garment, for all
ages and both sexes, is urgently needed.
Piece goods, light weight canton flannel
and other kinds of cloth from which to
make garments for new born babes,
ticking. sheeting and blankets, woolen
goods of every kind, shoes of every size
and scrap leather for repairing foot
wear. Do MOT send ball or f1imsy
dresses, high, straw or derby hats,
feathers, umbrellas, mattresses, clocks,
glass ware, carpets, toys, collars, neck
ties, shoe trees. crutches, Canes, par
asols, pillows, crockery, rugs, or food
stuffs of any description. This work is
most important. Therefore it behooves
every member to begin work at once.
in order that our chapter may not be
found wanting.
So many have said, they have nothing
but old clothes but haven't had time to
buy new ones. This is your opportunity
Give to the suffering peop e and array
yourself in new apparel. Automobiles
will call at your door on Wednesday,
March 26th, except in the country, and
we urge them to bring their bundles to
the Century Club on Tuesday, March
25th, or before.
ELIZABETH C. SHEPHERD,
Chairman.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1919-03-22
Dress-Up Week

Complete plans were finally settled to
make the week of April 5th to 18th,
Wilmington's Dress Up Week. This
will conform with the plans of the
larger cities throughout the country
making that the National Dress Up
Week.
All merchants of Wilmington are
making plans to put their stores and
merchandise on display in very attrac-
tive style. Special window prizes are
being offered for the Best Displays and
it is needless to add this in itself will
prove a good drawing card. But they
do not intend to stop there. All stores
will be dressed their prettiest. Living
models will display the latest fashions.
Furniture Stores. Hardware, Groceries.
in fact all lines of merchandise will
have special attractions. Arrangements
are being made to handle the biggest
Gro vds in the history Of Wilmington.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1919-03-22
WARWICK

Rev. NJ Link was a caller in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Wilson Merritt spent one day
in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Wilson spent
Tuesday with relatives.
Mrs. J. R. H. Price spent Monday at
the home of R. B. Merritt.
Preaching Sunday evening at the
usual hour. Everybody welcome.
The town folks are glad to see Mr..
William Pierce home from France.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Merritt and
daughters spent Sunday with friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Eaton are spend
ing the week with their daughter Mrs.
Bayard Jordan.
Miss Eala Vinyard. of Wilmington.
spent the weekend with her mother
Mrs. Verena Vinyard.
Mrs. Maud Davis, of hiladelphia. is
spending sometime with her daughter
at the home of Mrs. Mary Lofland.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1919-03-22

The Middletown New Century Club
entertained the Odessa Club on Tues
day afternoon of this week. The pro-
gram for the afternoon was; vocal
solo. 1.-The Valley Of Laughter" by
Mrs. J. u. Niles of Townsend, accom-
panist, Mrs. Henry Webb; an address
on Literature" by DR.. Edwin Burk,
rector of St. Stephens; vocal solo,
"Beloved, 1t Is Morn" by Mrs. Niles.
Doctor Burk' address was rare treat
to all, and Mrs. Niles singing was
especially charming. The club .hostes.
Miss May Holten, and her assistants.
served ice cream, cake, salted peanuts
and hot coffee. Next Tuesday after
noon the program is in charge of Miss
Blanche Lockwood. The will be an adj
dress by Mr.. H. C. Wells. This will
be of especial interest to the mothers.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1919-03-22

that he would not last long. knew he
was diving. He wanted badly to get
word home to his folks that he was not
afraid to 20, and wanted them to be
hanpv. AS I sat there, mail came in
for him. His eyes Frightened, a little
color crept up into his cheeks. He read
one If the letters and said "Oh Boy !!
this ia worth having. l just must get
back 1t almost got my goat. 1t is
not so bad after one has gone, but the
ioea of knowing you are going is tie
worst mart. l had been blue over this
incident until ! got your letters and it
made me happy for my own sake. just
the pure joy of living is great.
am very sorry about John Hotfecker
and I nm going to write Mrs. Hoffecker
and tell her that shall find out where
his grave is then if can possibly get
there. am going to put nice wreath
of artificial flowers on that grave.
shall wait until after have been there
before write, but if Father should see
her. Mrs. Hoffecker, he might ask her
r there is ANYTHING at all that can do
over here. The same for Rupert Bur-
stan. Anything / can do ut all for
either or both Of them, shall be glad
to do. You will remember that l met
Marine Officer who came over with
Rupert and he said that he believed he
was buried at Brest. shall find out
before I return. am more than glad
to do this for this reason. know that
the bows themselves would like to know
that some Of their friends had visited
their resting place and tell their loved
ones about ito know this because just
two days ago one of NY boys died, and
he asked me to please write his mother
) and tell her where he was buried and
all about it.
NV hopes of getting home soon are
not very good, but so long as know
;; YOU are all we'll and happy, am very
well contented.
Tell Alice l surely enjoyed her letter,
bless her heart. She should have been
here today. 1t was raining as usus',
and after inspection. we were all sitting
around the stove going back over our
childhood days. How we used to think
it bad luck to break looking gla or
kill a cat. How we used to make q
grasshopper ''spit tobacco juice How
we used to lose something and then spit
| in our hand and smack it with the other,
the way it would fly would Indicate the
direction of the lost article. How, if
we went out one door and in another.
or raised an umbrella in the house, bad
luck was sure to follow. We had off,
GERS from everv part of the U. 5. and
, all used to do the same -thingc. Alice
| sure would have enjoyed it for. we were
all kids for long time.
had better stop and 60 to- bed for
my beauty sleep. Will write again in
! day or two.
Lovingly, your son,
EPH.
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Services at Glasgow

Evangelistic Services will he held
in the Pencader Presbyterian Church
at Glasgow during the week beginning
March 23d. Services on Sunday will
be at 2.3O P. M. and at 7.30 P. M.
through the week.
Miss Newman, from New York, who
is doing some visiting through the COM
munity in the interest of the services,
will speak Monday evening. Miss New
man has been trained for Missionary
Work and expects soon to 60 to Cen
tral America as a visionary.
On other evenings DR.. w. J. Rowan.
DR.. Reed and Dr. Joel R. Gilfillan will
speak as well as the pastor Rev. Walter
r. Clyde.
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ST. ANNE'S CHURCH NOTES
EPISCOPAL

EPlSCOPAL
Sunday, March 10th, 1919. Sd Sum-
day in Lent.
Services: 1880, Morning Prayer, Lit
any and sermon.
11.45, Sunday School session.
7.3O, Evening prayer and sermon, by
the Rt. Rev. F. j. Kinsman, D. D ,
Bishop of the I'iocese.
Meetings: The Parish Guild will meet
at the Rectory on Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock. ..
The Glass for Confirmation instruc-
ton, on Wednesday afternoons at the
Rectory, at four o'clock.
The Church is open every day for
meditation and prayer. Take time to
cultivate the Spiritual Life.
Who am :? am seen in church at
nearly every service. I stare the min
lister in the face and laugh at his doc
trines. dishearten him and cause him
mental anguish and worry. Because Of
me, sermons lose their grip and effec-
tiveness. Whole families formerly were
comforted within my bosom, but have
now forsaken me. If they would,
Christians could drive me out. They
criticise the minister when they should
criticise me. Who am L? am the
enemy within the gates. l am the
DEVILS chief assistant. / AN THE
EMPTY PEW.-E. Paul johnson.
In attending public worship we should
al ways lay the emphasis upon the help
which our presence is sure to give to
others rather than upon any good We
may get out of il ourselves. This is the
social aspect of Church-golng, and this
is the very spirit of Christianity.
LENT is Blessing. But blessings
come surely to those who seek them.
LENT is All Invitation to give you an
insight into the secret of nobler living.
Accept it. Make no vain excuses.
Don't forget that the Bishop of the
Diocese is to visit st. Anne's Parish on
Sunday evening, and We want everyone
to attend the service, and extend
hearty invitation to all our friends 10 be
present.
LENT is familiar word, much
abused word, often lightly or jestingly
spoken word Yet it means Seas IN
of real power to every earnest, honest
man, woman or child USING it. Its
lessons are lessons of devotion. Its
truths are truths of manhood. Its plea
is for reality trinmphing over the
shames of life. LENT is an Oppor-
tunity Grasp it Once neglected it
never returns.
On Tuesday, March 25th, of this week
the Church commentaries the decla
ration made by the angel Gabriel to the
Virgin Mary, that she should become
the mother of Christ; and also remem-
ber the incarnation of our Saviour. who
being the Eternal Son of the Father,
was at this time made flesh. Let US
pray, as the Collector for the day d.
reefs, that having known the inca:-
nation of Our Lord by the message of
an angel, we may by faith in His cross
ana passion share ia the glory of His
resurrection.