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rooms, nine by twelve feet. a large kitchen tgr the use of all. anti two ample dialog Some In which each family have separate gupboerds. and some have private diningrooms.The steamer Is propelled by 20 horsepower engines and ts forty feet wide and JOB feet long. A chapel large enough to accommodate all the families ou board la situated on the second deck.These people boast of a band of twenty-two pieces composed of both men and worn-*n, and they make a feature of the music furnished for their meetings, or give open-air concerts on deck which ar** enjoyed by many listeners on shore. They have a large band wagon, in which they ride slowly through the streets displaying banners calling attention to the time and placeof meetings. Visitors have access to theboat and are cordially shown through, but a free-will offering of 2a cents is expected, and tbls la used for helping the poor and defraying expenses, one of which was a splendid machine shop fitted up on board. This sort of mission work accomplishes a great deal among a class that could hardly be reached in other ways, and these happy mission a r;.\« And that there is much needing their attention along the large rivers.IiSorSUICIDE'S RARE BOOKS.A w courses cent ess“Mr. ’his elab of ‘Hay the Ai peoples, pears, tlogical.Mr. Ho this faclatent i “We fof prop us. An must blt; a plebii mugaziimuch a receiver while it
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The Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis, Indiana, US
Sun, Nov 29, 1903
Page 15
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