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INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSONFOR JULY 10.

Gcg ~ Gud 20 rcbukc Of h,f ""f'''
hFsphcpy n biz tcror h' Dlle' ip'
the mapi. aus To- interpret th' meaning
Il .his il, -.er'ous action
In hs di-may ihr foolish h'ne PRONE
iscd Tint he would richly reward 'H. ono
who should interpret the vision e" him.
II should bo clothed .n ROYAL apparel
and mad. the third ruler boo OBJ. E'nR.
uoin BUT Tho MAG lus broke down tut
tosd not explain %. mystery Tho
.ng and his lolds u'T Boo deep n''.
plcxity. knowlcdrr n tb' strange event
had rapidly spread in the palace" ana
came To- the ars % lh. queen this
was evidently MT queen NJ Bclehazzif
for 10 b. evident be- and h.- wives were
ri the foast u is reasonably Thought
thai b. was Dol. mother VIE "f Nthnn'
d and diurhtrr of N'hunh'nu'zkif.
'rl.s Re- Inferred from vhl' iollIv. She
was Do. goal queen She came hurIi"dlY
o. thc lmuaurt bouse snd formally 1d.
dressing hor sou. reminded htW '1at
there was man in the kingdom Nh"
could explain his my .icrV She ol'h"i.
ateIt recouu'cd Daniels auuc iwi'f O."
The other wise mon. aud suggested ihat
he D., brought n This was done ana
the king rchoprsod what hs mother h'd
said camplhn,ntcd Daniel ana promised
to array him with purple and gold ana
10 make him third ruler boz ihn kingdom
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INTRODl CTION.

4 hong time has passed sine the
events ~ the last lesson. probably AZ
much as Stty.fivc years Daniel s now
an old man. hut is slim active aud IN.
Idontial We do not know how b" was
occupied during this interval. hut
he was probably busy with his duties In
ihr Kingdom Tho story about thu Tar q
Hebrew children If Israel and the fiery
furnace, given In chapter three. is not
dated. II may ur may not have occurred
within this time Sometime during t..is
period Ncbuchadnczzar for n time lost
his reason and became a. q beast This
was punishment fW his pride. When his
reason was restored, he profcsscd great
humility before God This is an described
in chapter four. ~ this point Ncbuchad.
nezzar drops out Of tho history. and in
our lesson to-day Bclshazl1r g. named
- king. n appears that ui'on the death
Of Ncbuch3dnczzar terrible period tul'
bowed in ~" history Of Babylon. and
that a general named Nsn"uiduS h"-
came king. and associated with him b =
son Brlshazzar 9. this view 81 the sit
uaiion Is correct. il helps a. explain ths
facts presented 90 our lesson
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Iih,m Ti, first one r. d0,'hlcd for en-.
pha.i. u h.,s been supp sed that the let
.tIs w,ic written uIi aud down Ike
Chinese characters ingcad ~ 'rross
but as 90 chant Il be- iur3os-iblc 90 say.
The first 90 ilio words IS MEME tho
second TEKEL. the third DPiIAitSIN.
which ie .I-o given in th" sims ulHr as
pEHEs MEME means number IEkEi'
means weighed a. b. SIMPLY and
pHAHsIN 0s tho plural az pEl'ES. tbs
meaning is "a division simply u1ns'
lated M, words mean Numbered.
weighed. Divided Daniel explains their
Terrible application to l.clshazz1r and his
l.ugdom. llis own dlys and those of his
kingdom were numbered lio had been
weighed md found wanting tested and
proved unworthy So hls kingdom was
d, Ned. and given over 10 th' Modes and
Brsaus That VERY ulht Pho dty
f.u to th, b.s gers and Bclshazzu wa
stain
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GIRLS MAY SMlM BARE
LEGGED IN NEW MAT"

"his ana women may swim bare
logged IN the nat" according 10 the
management.
report has been circulated that
women would d. equlrcd 10 wear shocs
and stockings. While the "Nat' ls 20
hc strict In its enforcement Of tho bath.
ing suit with Skin and other moral pro.
visions shoes and stockings viii not bo
required
Boy Scouts mar swim IRE, Monday
morning ana Girl Scouts may swim free
Tuesday morninr An must furnish
thcir own bathinl suits Al American
hids whether Scouas or not may enjoy
IA" free swim or these DAYS
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THIS MAN INTENDS TO
KEEP 1T IN THE HOUSE

IN May or June. 1913. ! sent o. rou
ana got -four bottles which vcr, worth
many dollars To- me- Thoy enabled ur tu
e" q" work again. ! had lost 90 pounds
tui these bottle at Mayrs Wonder
iul l'cniedv for st'snnch trouble gained
back all had lost md feel like new
man since. ! shall keep 10 loo the house
an the time" II 81 simple. harmless
preparation that removes the catarrhal
mucous from the Intestinal trnd and al
lays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach liver ana mtcs-
tnal ailments, Including appendicitis
ono dose will convince cot money refund;
od. Randall DRUG CO. and druggists
everywhere
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IL Then Daniel answered and said
before tho King. Let thy gifts bc to thy.
self. and give my rewards 10 another.
nevertheless will read the writing un.
20 the king. and make known to him
the Interpretation. Is thou king. the
most High God gave Ncbuchadnozzar
thy father the kingdom. and greatness.
ard glory and majesty. ~ And because
of the greatness that nc gave him all
The peoples MT tons. and languages
trcinbled ard feared before him. whom
be would he slew. and whom he would
he kept alive. and whom b. wouil he
raised up. aud whom he would hc nut
down 20 But when his heart WIS nfted
up. and his spirit was hardened So thnt
he dealt proudly. he was deposed from
his kindly throne, and they took his
glory from him: 81 and hc was driven
from the sons ~ men. and his heart
was made like the beasts and his
dwelling was with the wild asses. he was
fed with grass like oxen. and his body
vas wet with the dew ~ heaven: until
he know that the Most High God rulcth
IN the kingdom nt men and that he set.
teth up over Il whatsoever he will %
And thou his son . Belslazzcr hast M
oil this. % but hast lifted up thyscli
against the Lord Of heaven: and they
HUNDRED Thy heart though thou kncwcst
have brought the vsesscls Of his house
before thee. and thou ana thy lords. thv
wives and them. and thou hast praised
the gods q Thy ccncubincs have drunk
vine from silver and gold. u brass.
iron. wood. and stone. which scc not.
nor hear nor know: and the God in
vhose hand thy breath ~. and whose
arc all thy ways. hast thou not glori-
fled % Then was the part 81 the hnrd
sen, from before him, and this writing
was inscribed.
IS And this II the writing that VAS
inscribed. Meme. Meme. Tckel. liphar.
Sin This II the Interpretation az tho
thing. Meme God hath numbered thy
kingdom. and brought n "a an end To
kcl. thou are weighed In the balances.
and art found wanting pcrcs shy king.
dom is divided. and given TO the Mcdos
and pcrsians
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\ Voice II Doom.

e.. l53n Daniel begins hy dc'limnE
tho king gifts. BE brushed them aside
~ unworthy of his notice llr was no'
An tho business Of so0th.siying for mon.
cy on reward set with calm confidence.
such a. he bad shown IN interpreting
Nobu,htdn.znr dream, be- replied thai
he would road tho writing and mVie
known Ifs Interpretation Before doing
ro. however Boz draws for E'lHhazznr 3
benefit lesson from the lir ui sob
u,haduo7lr whom he calls liclsha11t
father. The 1ut,u had made us" ~ thi'
s,uo cXurrasiou. but wc well IN
drtsiand that grandfather or Dovn .
more remote ancestor. was some times
called "a father Daniel tolls how ihe
Most High Cod had given great glory
Ia SchupEsiuryzr aud permitted him
to reign over many nation with dcs.
potic AUTHORITY he had become proud
and God r,bufed him H. was dcpo'od
from his throne because h. had been
anlitru with r. specifies Of insanity which
drove him from h.s people md made him
Imagine himself beast The purpose ~
this afnIciiou was To- remind that Cod
rules Daniel drove the lesson home iu
Gclshazlar 10y reminding him mat
though hc knew 40 this about h.s grand.
father. he had not learned the lesson OF
Hut IN hls pride and folly he
had dared to brave the dlsplr'surc ~
the Lord " heaven. Iio had committed
a stcrilcge In using the consccratcd YES.
-cls Of thn Lords house az drunken
feast. And furthermore had denied tho
power Of Jehovah and has prnisod idols.
lie had denied and scurncd the living
God. Then II was that this miracle was
L. show him his doom.
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the HANDWRITING ON TIN WALL


GOLDEN TEAT-God win bring every
werk inie Judgment. With every hidden
thing. whether Il be gocd. or whether
Il be- c,n. Feel. I.:li.
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LESSON NOTES.
III. nla,phemous Feast. m,nicl 5. ~.

The Blasphcmous Feast. Dsnici >: ~.
The story IL abruptly introduced. Bel
shszsr. who Is supposed to have been
ihe son aud associate OF Nabonidus.
takes this time To- give great feast y
thousand ~ his mobiles were Invited 'nd
Tho wine flowed freely while the young
King was feeling IT, effects b" gave or
der that the gold and silver vessels
which his grsnfsther. Nchuch'hn'hlar'
had brought from Jerusalem. sh"uld h'
used ~ thig drunken carousil These
splendid vessels had been consrrra'rd To
th. service 81 God ~ was hard'h''drd
irrcyercucc Co use them ~ such Toast.
Moreover. while they drank The vi1e
out ~ these sacred vessels they praised
the false gods In order siill further 10
insult jehovah
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STOP TINT ITCHING.

There .s 70 lot of skin trouble In Anna.
rho and surrounding icrritTy We viii
sell you Iar Of Blu, star Remedy on a
guamn'r, Iur ItDa. Eczema Ringworm.
Tcttor co. cracked Hands. old Sores co.
Sores uu children. VIA not stain cloth.
ing and has pleasant odur city Drug
store.
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4 Terrifying interruption.

Near il, wall lTnpstand with ~
lamps vas shedding light upon the
rcche. making the plaster OF TIE wa
blight In that particular place the I'm
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To al Dealers and Merchants who sup.
pls service 60 the Texas WilIife h"ad
Construction Go.

Cen;lensn.
Al service az merchandise furnished
chs company will not he paid Tor unless
accompanied ny an order q this com
Jam aetiing forth che following things
fsi-p4fe
.nd-opier Number.
srd-AkuIut 90 merchandise pnr'
fnsfad
ah--Th. unis cos; Of the merchan-
Dis
s,h-Th. signature u the company BY
the man IN charge for the company
n ssss service u rendered order must
l. sec-Ired a time service is completed.
n nadine rsralr IL made. biii mus,
b. gives and order taken 10 coNef pi''
l.asers n,achiae q released bark 20 IefAs
wTnfe representative TEXAS WILL
lFE nOAD cossT. CD.. o. Al. Da"h''''
G-ai NJ. -
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npkorH Od Reliable ~, Water. rc.
eiyoa sore Owes Doesn't hurt
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HAY ~: =: FE
FOR HAY-FEVER
ATEXAs WONDER.

20 kidney aud bladder Troubles. gray.
q weak anu lame back. rheumatism and
iritg8iar'lcs ~ the kidneys and bladder
n birth men and women. II not Sold by
your druggist. viii be sent by mail on
RECEIPT q tlgs. Small boitIe often c'i'cs.
Serd for svorn testimonials. Dr. l.. W.
asl. .,ss owe IT. 81 Louis. NJ. Sold
b. DruEg s.~-.AslNcrtlscincnis
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

seventy-flve cents, including three
kinds Of pie for dessert. Let's try
that" suggested Bobbie. His weak
ness was pie. and the choice of three
kinds. and all for seventy-flve cents,
was not to;be overlooked. HsHs"
They found a long line waiting to
partake of this cheap dinner. And
by the time the boys turn came. they
were afraid there would be nothing
left but cold potatoes, and that the
pie would have given out altogether.
But it did not prove so. for they wSre
each given a heaping plate Of mashed
potatoes. They were waited on by
the farmers wives and daughters,
who kept walking behind them, ask
Ing f there was anything else they
ing, TEA. coffee, milk?
Hsi"Gee, Johnnie, amt FthisssSh swell
dfsfner? I like 1t better than what
paIs cook WakesY when we r going
taSshave company. Don't you? Size
never. gives a fellow enough, any
way!" ! a&
SAY, Bob, I'm going to take some
coffee. l just love it, but ma won't
So the next time the girl came
around saying. "Tea, coffee, milk 2"
they both piped up and said Coffee.
please
She brought them a boiling hot cup
of coffee, a pitcher Of cream and a
bowl Of sugar. The coffee was SO
strong they nearly emptied the cream
pitcher and sugar bowl trying to
make 1t to their taste. ice ~ =
Then came the pie and cheese.
And such pie you never tasted, for
1t had been made by Mrs. Barker,
champion pie baker. lf Z
(Tomorrow you'll see how they
got their three pieces.)
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Billy Whiskers
81 Fssnces Trcso Mostgomery.

The man at the popcorn stnhd
wished to show the crowd that he
was not afraid to stop a goat. Billy
came and just when he got to him,
instead Of stopping or running AROUND
the mans he put more speed and ran
straighttlnto his fat stomach and but
ted him over into his peanut and
popcorn stand SO hard that At upset,
and Billy Whtskers went IN his way,
while the man, In an endeaYor to
right himself. sent the bksss Of pop
corn flying up in the air. Down they
came. and also thx bags OF salted
peanuts and or top of the mar fell
not only the peanuts and popcorn,
but also his lemonade tank, which
had lost its balance on .the broken
edge Of the counter and now. came
rolling down. giving him q d~renching
to the skin.
Seeing what havoc Billy had made,
Robbie said, I'VE better cut sticks
and not be seen round, here for 4
while OF this man will be coming to
me for damages.
And, the two boys ran and hid in
the .grandstand Of the race track
which overlooked the grounds Here
they could >see everything that went
vi WHERE, IHe teulS $1,000 WITHOUT
themselves being seen. and they
didn't show Themselves again until
dinner : time. They kept their eyes
on Billy Whiskers. and at last they
were very much relieved to see him
go back to the shed. OF his own c
cord. As soon as they saw this. they
ran and shut the door and barricaded
it SO he could not butt his way out
again.
Now / think 1t will be safe for us
to go back on the grounds and get
our dinner, don't you?" said Bobbie.
Yes. I think it will be, and + am
as hungry as a hedgehog. aren't your
There Is a tent ove there where
they give a good hot dinner for
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CHURCH MUSIC.
METHODIST.

Es#ra--. ~. "a VAH0A T.. .s.-rf|~+TE-
Morning Service.
Prelude. "scherzoso"...,. Rheinberger
Anthem, HE Shall Come Down
Like Rain" ........y....D. Buck
Offertory, "Gavotte Pastorale"
Postlude, s,"March" Read
Evening Service,
Prelude. Evening Song. Ashford
Anthem. sun Of My Soul.
orertory, "Priere De Nose. Rossini
Postlnde, CLOSING Voluntary"
Mrs. P. H. Lehman, orsanist; Foster
Krake. director.
BAPTIST.
Prof. H. J. Humpstone. director.
Morning.
Anthem. Sing Alleluia Forth"
y%. J..., n. $3.50. . =. Dudley Buck
5contralto, 20 Rest in the Lord"
iEli1ah) Mendelssohn.
Miss Carol Miles.
ri Evening. Z
Anthem, THE Radiant Morn"
Quartstte. .The sha dows Of the
Gs@ESening Hours" .... .Bnfri
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s4g%r IL, NJ 1 FT =, Hr -.GI.l
with fairly good prospects. The po-
tato' movement continues slow with
marketings comparatively small con-
sidering the size Of this years crop.
Shortage OF cars, general market con-
ditions and the close grading that has
been necessary, have been the factors
In potato marketing this year. The
states live stock generally Is In good
fall condition.
North. Dakota.
A change to colder weather with
we'll distributed moisture partly in the
form Of snow, set in early in the
month. and resulted IN some Improve
ment In the outlook for fall sown rye,
although the crop will enter the win
ter much less favorable than that Of
last year. THE moisture came too late
for fall blowing and seeding opera
stions which were greatly retarded by
dry soils In september and October
and are we'll below the mark Of a year
ago. Some blowing. however, will yet
sbeG possible before winter sets in,
While the volume OF grain movement
has increased, the demand Tor cars
continues to be strong, with elevators
still reported plockedfin many local..
Tics. had roads are now making grain
haulings from farm to town difficult.
The potato movement has not been OF
any. consequences outside OF the Red
River Valley counties whore It IL still
below last years mark at this tins.
Cars are stiH reported shprt. There
are some reports of potatoes frozen
In the ground AZ we'll As OF some acre.
agssSieft undug. Live stock continues
In excellent fall condition. The usual
f4liYYnarketings have been restricted
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-COnueraatonal ChurCh.

Lawrence B.. Robertson. minister.)
1850 I. m, morning worship.
Sermon. Unless the Lord build the
city. they labor in vain who build it"
Music-Anthem, 1.-The King. OF Love"
tRobinson), choir with Mrs.. Bell
Porter Barton. Anthem for Ladies
yoices-"God fs Love" by (Shelley).
choir under Prof. Fred A. Beidleman.
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rlrt Imthernn.

Belmont and Fourth avenues, S. l..
Tallakson, pastor. Sunday school
s:45: adult bible class at 10: worship
with sermon topic. God Knows. His
Own, Special music by choir and
soloist, Mrs. L. T. Olson. Gospel SER
and song. 7:45 p. m. walking
With Cod" Luther league Thursday.
s p. m. y
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Bethany Lutheran.

Zion Lutheran church. Corner -of
Chestnut and Fourth avenue. English
services every Sunday morning at
10:46. Morse services every Sunday
evening at 7:46. Mems chorus will
sing this Sunday evening. EnglishD
sunday school ana bible claeses {. II
evening the Ladies' Aid win serve q
roast veal dinner. The c~atcheticai
classes meet every saturday u1ofnink,
tho English ut $3.50 and the Morse 81
II. David stoeve. !,
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First Church of Garist, Scientist.
Corner Belmont and Fourth ave-
nues. Sunday incoming service, II a.
m. Subject of sermon, soul And
Body" Sunday school follows. Wed
nesday evening meeting. I. m.
Public reading room. First National
bank building. Open IL to 5 p. n.
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First Presbyterian.

Sunday services for the First Pres
byterian church November 10. 1922.
Sunday school at 9:45, Miles X. Lam
der. superintendent; morning wor-
ship at II. subject, "He Who Would
BE Great; senior c. E. at 6:45;. eve
ming worship at 7:45, subject. "Protes-
tantism.", Prayer service wednesday
night at 7:45. F. Halsey Ambrose.
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Norwegian. Danish NJ. E.

I, Corner First avenue and Chestnut
services: Norwegian. 1O:45. "A Dahl
will preach. Sunday school, H. Ed
worth league. Z. Norwegian, 7:45.5
o. Egeland will preach. Prayer meet
ing Thursday night, November %, in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gud-
,mundsen, 420s North Fifth. street. Mrs.
"A. Dahl 1900 Dell avenue. will enter
tain the Ladies' Aid Friday, sNovems
Der "A. at 3 D. m. y
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81, Pau1.s En1.c4nal

Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion at 8; morning pray
er at IL: sermon topic, AN Eagles
Nest" Sunday school at 10. Eve
ming prayer at 1910. sermon topic,
The Nan With the Secret Care"
Deanery service on "Wednesday. at
$50, p. w. Goodeve, rector.
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puHQ Wuen L was
between thirteen
and fourteen years
|old and was going to
school, because I
suffered with pains
and could not rest. I
did not have n
more trouble after
that until rs q
|tied, then I always.
WAS troubled in my
back while carrying
child and cnuld MT
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nrAatn.

Prof.. e. a. Rroen vii conduct
meetings 1870 a. m. Bible class.
il:46. Evening service, 1880. Sun
day. sch~ooL-51l:45 a.. m. Y. p. S..
Tuesday. 7:SV@p. m. Prayer meeting.
"Wednesday evening. Mayflower meet.
2 p. m. Saturday.
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st. Marks Ev. lutheran.

CONGREGATIONAL AVer. e Fffth. St.4
Ernest:O. Arnbruster. pastor. Bible
at 9:45 a. m. Morning wor-
ship at 1900. Theme: What Is
Gods Is Mine" Morning music:
Anthem, 1.-THE Lord Is Exalted"
(West). Solo. 1.-THE Silent Voice."
s(Romia), James McCracken, baritone.
Mems meeting study class in Every
Member Canvass 400 p. m. Eve
ming service. $500 p. m. Theme:
SIS There a DeYil?" Special music.
Hearty welcome.
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MethuHMt Enleconnl,

George A. Henry, pastor. ~MorninE
worship at 1895. Sermon by the
pastor. Subject. "Master1ess Men"
The Rsv.E j. Edward snyder. Phi. D.,
supertAtendent OF the Grand Forks
district Win prench at the 1880 p. m.
service.
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CHURCH
SERVICES

MendehAallf Mees0s1al Presbyterian.
Sunday school. 10 O'Clock, a. M. ser-
mon. III o'clock, d. m. DR.. j. Rosser
Jtnes 'of Stephen, Mdnn.,7 will preach.
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J.dge Bryan Mentisaed
AZ Successor 10 Day

J%acksonville. Fla, Nov. ls.-Tne
name of Judge Nathan r. Bryan ~
the circuit court OF appeals sittinE.st
New orleans. was added today TO n
list Of men who are put 10
to Justice Day, who resignea
from the supreme court ofIthe united
states to become umpire OF German
American claims. Judge Bryan was
endorsed by the SmembesR OF the a
ofthe fourth judicial circuit an q reso-
luton adopted at their meeting mere
In a proposed law submitted by
President Obregon, Mexicans who,
during the periods Of disturbance, at
tack foreigners or their property are
to be regarded as traitors.
Poverty may pinch an honest man,
but 1t never destroys:
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Jmmanucl swctish Lutberan.

4 Corner Of Alpha avenue and Sixth
Sunday school and bible class
at $3.50 a. m. DiYine services at
y. M. serviceB in the Bethesda
church at 1880 a. m. and in the
Nyskoga church at 8 p. M. The
Ladies' Aid meets in the church par
The pastors family leaves the f]rst
part OF the week for the field In Min,
;neapolis. Pastor Sjolinder will preach
first Sunday in December in Bethesda
at II a. m. and III Grand Forks at,
1880 p. m. j. NJ. Persenius.
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The lutheran Free Church.

Corner of Cottonwood St. and Sec
Eond avenue Ingel Rowland, pastor.
Morse services Sunday forenoon at
and English at 11:l5, Rev.
EOverlid will preach. Sunday school
and bible class. Services Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock and Sunday
evening ut 1890. Prayer meeting and
bible study Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. The Young Peoples society
meets Friday evening at s O'Clock.
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