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Volume 61. Whole Number l;j.59.
Published Weekly
In which Is merged
The Reformed Presbyterian Standard and also 0\jr Banner
NEW YORK, AUGUST 19, 1914.
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THE RIVER OF DOUBT
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Edith Wharton will describe the exciting war scenes in Paris.
Short Stories by MaLry Synon, Abbie Ca.rter Goodloe, Gordon Hall
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School Lesson for September 6, 1914, Prayer Meeting Topic for Sept, 9, 1914, Young People's Topic for September 6, 1914.