The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-14
Peace Commission Decides
Not 20 Meet on Sunday.
VIM HAIRS EPISCOPAL PRiiEES
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time a. thr F,ssissns-s. o. iiir oftbu.ias
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throughout 90. s-Ftir- itrins Be- iiir
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drirEaiiua 90 standing
iset. ChaFis- T. v. Brine. r-iof. ~'as
ILL., pficlat.ng Clergyman. friends.
Nc I'D you vcicotns- vas be enly
deviation from tho prescribed srfVice
whrn the plates fSr he usual sunday
offering we've passed each Russian
brought forth a bin. and the ~ won.
Ga aud ciEht E-nilsmen Who. besides
the envuys. made ~ the congregation
wsr. given ga impressive illustration
q The llh.rality Of the Russians.
NJ. VIII. was KEN observer Of
every fcsiur. % the s.rvic. lie dd
not tAks bis eyes from N. processioA
% altar boys and chofisicrs In their
white rohes and ri rns-ocks ~.
gaEe. however. was rather that 81 rev.
sr-ncr than curiosity.
\ somewhat strange coincidence In
fl- s-Nicr. and one which was for
the moment startling 20 fhc Russians.
vn- the sudden pcais from ~. organ
% the Russian national anthem. the
music O. hymn Va. 49,. which bv |
chance formed n part ~ the pr,--cril',i |
scric. ~ sunday services. To the m.
tionnl anthem the Russians sing:
"Cod save the czzr. strong and pow.
crful.
Reign Tor glory:
Reign a. the terror ~ tile enemy.
oil. orthodox cznr-iong live the cznr."
Tho worls In the hymnnl. however.
We're 10 part these:
$50 barharous nations at thy gates
attend.
Walk Ia thy light and In thy temple
band.
See thy bright altnrs tLrongcl with
prUstrItc kings.
while every hand IN Joyous tribute
brings"
When the service had ended the en-
roys were pleasantly received 10y the
rector and members of his parish.
They remained only a short time. how: ]
ever. returning direct To the hotel.
Minister Takahira. the japanese min
lister. accompanied 10y Commander
Isham Takcshita. the naval attache OF
the Japanese legation az Washington,
attended the evening service NJ the
Christian church In kittery. Me.
IL had been announced that Mr.. TAX.
ahira would attend vespers ut Christ
Episcopal church. where the Russians
had been in the morning. and because
Of the inability of the choir 60 remem.
Der the Japanese national hymn ar
had been made To sing the
British national anthem out of cour
tesy to the distinguished visitor. But
the congregation looked in vain for the
Every one who entered the
church after the service began was
the target for the gaze of the entire
1t seems that ut the last
thinking his going might nj
tract attention, Mr.. Takahlra decided
10 go to the Christian church In Kit
terry, some FIVE miles away, where he
was not recognized. The japanese
participated in the service
He sat near the rear of the church
Baron Komnra and Mr.. YamaZa
went for a long drive in the evening
md returned to the hotel much re-
fresbed by their outing
In answer to the criticism Of the ac-
afforded the foreign !
guests the hotel management request
he publication Of the following state
nent:
I'm regard to arrangements for the
peace conference, the management of
he hotel desires to say 1t has carried {
)ut in the slightest degree every ar
made by the American CAV
eminent. Special service has been ar
'anged In regard to giving the ENJOYS
good service and food and although
he hotel Is run on the American plan
IN extra chef and assistants have been
provided especially for these people,
making an la carte service up to