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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-10
Mrs. Barber's Lecture.

Mrs. Lucia Gale Barber gave the first
OF e series Of four lectures yesterday
morning, in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Ffoulke. The subject.
Rhythm Applied to Natural Develop
ment and Expression" was Illustrated
by Mrs. Barber in a number OF graceful
exercises accompanied by Felix Gar
:. glla and Miss Eleanor Davidson al
the piano
Tka secci.d lecture was .,iycn This
n.Ul1lIUg at II o'clock in the home Of
Mrs. HeInen Jennings ,221 Massacilu-
sets aveUe. The subject was Breath
Ing and was also accompanied by
music.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-10

Miss Julia Root and Miss Rose. Roth
who have been visiting abroad. have
sust returned home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-10
SUnCle Sans Ditch"

Uncle Sans Ditch" is the title OF
the twentieth production Of the Mask
and Wig Club Of the University Of Penn
sylVanla, 10 be given at the Belasco
on the evening Of Thursday. April 90
The play deals with the construction of
the Panama Canal, and in the second
act there Is burlesque on Madam
Nazimova IN The Dolls House"
The list Of patronesses includes. Drac-
kically the entire list Of administration
and diplomatic society maids and ma
irons.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-10

Mrs. Lewis Perrine and daughter
miss Rachel Perrine. who have been
Visiting in Washington. returned to
their home In Trenton, n. J.. YESTERDAY
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-10
Beaches Entertain.

Capt and Mrs. Wsrren Beach enter
tained at dinner last evening compIi-
mentary 70 Mrs w 4. Beach. OF SYRIA
Cuse. who is their house guest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Creecy have
closed their Washington house and gone
to their country place. The High
lands" IN Howard County. Nd, for the
summer months. They will have their
sons, Charles E CreeCy, who is a
student at the Massachusetts Institute
Of Technology, and Donald 3. Creecy,
a member OF the sophomore class al
Princeton University. with them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-10

Mr. and Mrs. William c. DENLY were
hosts at dinner, followed by bridge. last
evening in compliment 10 the Belgian
Minister and the Baroness MOnCheuT.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-10

Miss Virginia HIbbs. who has baao
seriously III for four weeks IS irnprov-
ing and intends visiting her brother. at
MANASSAS. Va for several weeks
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh and
Mss Evelyn Walsh are at the Plaza.
New York city where they VII spend
several days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-10

we'll were hosts AT dinner last evening
in their home. in New York. compli-
mentary to Mrs. D. P. Mccartney. Of
Washington, who Is spending some time
in New York
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-10

General and Mrs. William Wallace
are preparing 70 close their town house
and go 20 Chevy Chase for the sum
mer. where they have leased the Hall
residence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-10

Miss McCeney, who has spent the
winter IN Washington, at the Arlington
Hotel. viii sail for Europe early. IN
June.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-10

Nathan Sickle, Of HSswArk, y. J.. has
been spending q few days with Mr. and
Mrs Max Weyl. Of x street
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-30
Tlciidlprciie fallen inn @eitcn.

omaha, 30. aliguit. Gle
8lciihpreiie iinb bier beruntergesan.
gen unb Die @eihdftsiiibrer Der sro-
ben nGoding". S0uier propbe5eien eli
ne weitere Ereisreouftiun iiir Ole
fpmmenoe ISOLDE. Die Solge oapon
lit, oaB iid Der llmias bieier 8eid6f-
IL Inn foit 100 Fro5ent gebeiiert bat.
Sirloin lit BON 20 alf Is Gents oas
Efuno geiaacn, H%ippenltiide bon IS
auf 10 Gents, SdJmeineileiih bon 10
ouf IL Gents II. I. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-30
Irbcitcr. tTIriprge.

Gbico9o, 81, %. aug. - 6.
2. Sllnf. @enerulleiter ser .Snterna'
tionol Snrpcitcr 60, bat befonnt ge.
ge6ent oab fir sic 10000 9ngeiteQ-
ten Der 8e'cllidait ein &ronfenuntcr-
itiieungSs ulb 9cbenspcriiherungs-
Vercin ge9riinoet merOen miro. Sc
Der Nngeitcllte, peld)er jmci Tro5ent
lelnes 2obnes an ben Sono obfiibrt,
miro Mit9lieo. @enn sic SGlitc ser
Nngeltellten beitretcn, ~itcllcrt Die @r.
lell'dlaft $4,000 mo menu 70 Yro.
sent beitrcten. $4,000 81 Dem Son6
bel. Tie Witglieoihaft lit obiolut
ireimiui9. @enn franf ober perfect.
erbGlt icoes Mitglito ben balben
2obn. @iro Elm Mitelico ourd) eli.
men ungliifliben 3uiaa aet6Otct, 10
erbalt ieine 6uunilie 5ipei Sabre iei.
men Sobn. ebenio lpenn er bcioe
Sdnoe, 5iibe ODER auger pcrIiert.
Stirbt Elm Witglieb cines nutiirliher
1oocS, 10 befommt oie 0amiIic ein
Sdbr Sobn.
Gle S1lfte Der Mitglieoer oes Ser
iuoItungsratbcs Deroen bon ocn an.
geitellten geWGblt, unb Ole @eieaihait
garantirt Den 6ono, Ter Tlan idlieBt
ouh einen GcniionSiono iiir augs.
Itelte eir, Die 20 Sabre lang geoient
oocr oos So. S~ebensiobr erreift ba.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-30
@ermiidlte t%elcarapbiidc Ncpcihcn.

- Sohn gbcrnotbp ser 9unoc&.
morihoIl BON SfIobomo, lit in 2mu.
ton. Sflo, I'M aompi nit cincnl
0roren @olf, mcldcu CT lcbcn0i0 gc.
fon9cn bottc, micocrboIt 0cbiiicn nor.
oen unb bot pcrihicocne @lmOcn an
ocn SinGcrn mo am &nic oopon &c.
trager.
Gonlino0or @onc5, elm bcrpor.
rugcnoer 8cNncr Ger Ebilippincn.9te.
gierung, uno 5uci Spouicr iino il,
Wonilu utter Der NntIo0c 0c3Spilm.
ifmuggels pcrboitct morOcu. @onlc'
bcbnllptet, CT babe Oua Opium fiir
&erluenbrnA III icincr mcoijiriifclr
VroriS acfouit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-30

Ncuc 6abritcn nr 9dltl
more. - Ter iungircn0e Setrctu'
0cS ,Gcrcina Scr NOuilcute uu0 ia.
%brifnntcL" 0cndlulnn Cmpiina Rad
rid)tcn bon 3ruci nusnGrtiacu SirmcH.
lucIte bcnbiittiGcm iif in NultiEorc
nieoer5Iloiicn, I'M Sale cine 3ulrie
0cnitcIlcnoc @cidlGitSloGe aciid,cri
iuerocn fam. Sine Ger Sirmcu 10
bright Wiotorboot Muidlmcu umo g..
rem 3ubcb0r, Ole unNcrc itcllt Sob.
%rltngamittel her.
ShIGgcrci ioIat eiueul
@ortenipicl. @corlc 7.
@n1ner Don Nr. 1921, G'1onHel.
StrnBc, miroc mcgen CiueS 1naeb.ls
dlcu brutnlcn Angriiis dIi Ncu ~
Sabre olt<n Srcb. Wcinede uou Ar.
2S02, Bolton Strlbc Ourd ocn Ger.
gcantCn Gnreu ucrhnitct mo ourd'
Folijcirid,tcr @nrlau0 i'm 6itlIdcU
Stotion@bous iiir Gin 8erb6r ON
nGfitcu Sreitdg mad Dem @el0nlHiE
%1ciln0t. WnAucr mo Weincde gerie
tben am IS. bieicS Monais in elmer
@irtbihoit an Gbcilprltc. uno Gl.
llotts StraBc nnAcblldl ruclcH vines
bankruptcies in ciucu @ortUcticl
mad mcldcm iic lid uui Die SirIBc
bellbcn. Tort dulcfommcH. ioii
Weincde bon @alnCr 81 @o0eu &c.
itlalcu unO nit 6iiBcH actrctcu nor.
ocn ieiu. Weincdc muroe Ole Rl't
lebroden nlld crlitt or iHHeTlIte
GrrIeeunaen. mcIde duiIHIlId eiHcH
heoeutlld)cn Character uuHlhWcu.
8citcrn bcridtctc ic0odl Der b,bau.
OclnOc Arit. OaB lid Mcincfe ,3u
itdno gcbciicrt babe. mcshnlb &dGHcr
mad, Si,lluHl Don $500 NUrl'tl'i
aui irticn 6lrB aeieet wuroc.
Qic Stuuts .llntCrrihfE
0ebor6c bat Or. ". y. Cones Don
,;uiuoiS 3ulu Yroiclior Ser flhIloljf
crnnnut an scr Stlats. idulc
an Stclie Don Ir. &. y SioHc Orr
Die Gmcnnung ulIsaeidlIdleu bat
&ruiciior Z. !. gIir0duah erhiclt SIc
StelIc ais GrinIipal Der SroiItHr8cr
Stoais, RormalihuIe. lie Hgaogos
nnbm 0ie llcbcrtrdluHas llrtIu0e iIr
Oie Neaer-N ormlIidule on 0sr CT,
BON Sarntoan. mo Il. FauliirlEc
al. nClhc SdlnIe uon Ocn blsarrilcn
eilcntbilmcrn Dem Sinnir utrg1ulg
len moracn lit. Tieie 5hule miro On
bigicm Sabre nod nui Scm alien
Flat uerbIeiben. es miro ieSoA g.
plant. tic ipdtcr alii's ScnS ga ncr!c
gen. 0ic 9eb0rOc uerl1b ant 81
6reiitellen an SohiduIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-30

s9nr Nig gr-
batter. - iN
llcbrrtr1aura %
iOl @aurrlE
Games : u hE
on S5git 81
uricr Den urT
lcuituws Hess
iioV,ucu &56f
~Nicicuilc S1a t a
Nm Gharla L
grgis Uou dHr1 uz
Sgl.OWl u5l rH @
;.Gfllcu &ctr rEE
oomVl,T rurtf- ,r
bat du EM1fe
mo 40 Tab
mo 0H SIuoea
Dina miro N1s
dc,UEl ocre,ter
be 4iilICu Ia
oui Ncm tfulus
iilcs giCrt1fI1e
lun1cu ur1 car f
GGs Nrrrcrsra
iicu IU S1.fusr
Nw tsr--rH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-30

-" 6ineu aroben Saml.iu Sas
ilug pcr1uitnlict bic -arbcitgr Sgsr
tniel" hcutc nod Senferfs EaTf or
Der 7oricp cane. 1ns arTanaars
Gom.iie bot ale Sebel In Sv
geiebt. INN oeu ShciInehurru ar
ausiIua. iungsn wic olien. gsar
g%uiigten Rndmiitog 81 bereg,g-
bat oa'ieIbe iir eriuifuHssH su
9tri Gorge seirageH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-30

te Gr1iibent Gubolf Sopcnitein, ooB
Die ~finan5ieQe Gage OeS SnltitlltS cine
bodit erfreulide gemoroen lei. Ser
8olobeitnno iei iebr crbeblid gepoh.
len uno peiie Hecoro5iifern olli.
@enn oie giinitige Gntpidelung an.
bolte, meroe Der StotllS ser 9unf
meiter gebeiicrt pcr0cn.
&cr ) iittete 9cr0Ieute
Gmmtlt6 Qercttet.
Gic odt @erglcute, mclhe lout ge-
itrigcr Weloung aus Gortmitno in
ser unipeit BON BORT 0cIeqenen chi.
ien.8ru6e IN Solgc zines S6ohtein.
~itur5es perihiittet muroen, lino oac
gerettet morbelt. Gte @iiIiSarbeiten
mllrocn nit ioldem Gifcr betriebcn,
0ab ollf grfolg nit 5icnllitcr Siher-
belt gebofft noroen mar. AlS bie
8eretteten 81 Gage gei0roert marCtl,
muroen iie bon ibrcn AnacbGriaen,
melhe piclc bonGc Strmoen an ser
Ginfobrt Der @rubc 5itgcbrodt botten,
nit unbcidrcibIihem HS,lbcI bcoriibt.
II nnotbiG Nlorm.
Hidt gcriitge Nuircgung rief &c.
tern IN @ien cine 3eit Lang oie aun.
Oe beruor, Oob ser Greiie &oiier 1ron5
Soiepb I'M alrrort Sidl erfrontt iei.
SofortiGc GrflnbiNunaen, melhe bel
Der nGd)iten llngebung ocS Wonar.
den anf telegropbiidcm @ege einae.
5ogen mltr0cn, ergoben erirculider
@eiie, BOB InloB sur @ciorgniB nidt
porbnnben ici. Ter Softer loborirt
ollerbings on eincm iebr leidtcn ltn-
mobliein, obcr oicieS itort i'm nidt
I'M 8eringiten IN icincn tGgliden @e.
iuohnbeitcn, lnb feline Stimmung lit
uortrciflid).
Ser aoiicr ~liciertc icIbit sic bin.
oigitc 8i0erlegun0 aIcr oIormircn.
ben Welbungen, inocm er inn 2ollie
bes beufigen Cages Scr 2eglrg oes
8runoiteitS fir ooS in Sidl errid)tete
Observation-Disclosures beimobnte. -
Noh Ben tele9rapbiidcn 9eridtcn
fiber Die Icier, bie iid) b6dit einoruds-
poq gcitoltete, lieB ooS gl,Sieben oes
Goiiers oorolf idIicBcr, ooB iein
@eiiuben feineslucgs irQenb nelde
@ciorgniB einfloben f0nnc.
Nud) Die @criihtc, bob Scr Safer
Sic gcplontc Sbeilnobme an oell be.
p~orIteberoen grobcr Wnnopern IN
ltngorn aufgegcben babe. merocn BON
5locrIdiliger Seitc ais ollrd)ouS me
rid)tig be5eihnet. IS bleibc pielnebr
bel 0cn uripriin1liden Nbn1odungen.
Dab Der Wonnrd Den gr0Btcn 5beil
oes WonatS September in ltnqarn
pe%r6ritgen miro.
G5cdii dc StootrGtbe pom
fron50iiiher 6trmo
be It 0 d en-.
Inter ser 9cpolfcrum0 bon Trog
bcrrldt aroBe @mporung iiber cillGn
0cpaltiGcn GorruptionS. Sfonool, ser
ioeben ulfacoedt morbcn lit. is iino
Ncpciic crbroht, Dob c5eGiife 9fit-
0lic0er 0cS Stootrotbs bon elmer
iron50iiifen 6irmo beitod)cn plr6en.
Girier erbielt ben Auitrog, N6brcn
fir Die itGotiide @niicrlcituna 5u lie.
fcrL trotbcm oitreihiitc Sirmel1
lpcit binigcre Nngebctc cingcrcid)t
bottcll. 9ie aiioire iou ebeitenS ibr
Nohipiel Dor @erid)t iinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-30

Worgen p~er1Ht1.sr
nIGltite ariegerbuHo~ I'M
Fnrf cine SeOan.Seier. bgi sr 'ar
Teutid)er ieblcn iollie. gaiier a a.
Stcrgcr. Der 6eIofapIau D. SsreE
miro iibtr Die SeOsg:nHa ots <5rrs
cir Aniprdfe baIien. SHr sa
gllnaeu. ME (%aH5muiif. Srr=a
Ereisidliebcn II. /. ~. III t'rrara
geiorgt. I'M . lthr Abra>s -rs'
grober ~3apicnitreih itnii 5ri sr- -.
ncuuniiOrmirte lrommlCrc-rgs aes
.8ccmlnids SurnDereius@ ututrtfr
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-30
Inoinner hrphcn.

Tictorio a, g. g., 30. Iilgult. -
ginbunoert SnOianer Don SoImon.
Grn1, iiiolid bon a%amloops, oroben
oui oen ariegspiob 81 ge9en, neil lie
beiiirften, oaB man ibnen lire 81
ihereiredte nebmen mill. Superin.
tenSent Suiiep bon Der Eropinjial-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-30

" Ter Baltimore Soncu Ger.
Elm. 2. q. q. pcrlnitaltgi atuic
Somntng, cincn SusiIua mad Sc
bcr'S Fdrf an Scr Sarioro AclS.
ld$ Arrangements .9omiie. aH Sg'icH
Spige Serr 1auiO Seller iie5t hattie
alr Sebel in 9epcgmI aeieu'. gu'
Den 3beiinebmerH ciueH DcraHa .5s
Rddmitiag gu bcreiieH. Lister au-
0ercn miro iidl Der ~@GncrIice MlH
nerdor" init pcridlieoeueH G-orsa b.
reE lliicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-30

Bel elmer poli5eilihen MaSia
i'm 6rodtbobnboi Der nSqinois Gen-
%trolbabn" in Chicago bot bie Yoli5ei
164 Manner uno 9nuben als 2ano,
itrelfer in leeren 5rahtlpageons ieit'
genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-30
Staot Baltimore.
Nnfrcaeuoc Sagb.

tN"SN SuSp'
Cutler Erice c1tpuppt iit ais Miro.
bot unb iprin0t iiber Die @eiGlt1s
nibboimauer 81 @rooFlpn. -
ShlGat nodbcr Sen Eoli5cidci
Srpin nic0cr uuo miro nit 5ruci
Shillien sur Strcdc gebrod)t.
Cine ouircgcnOe S5cne ipicItc lit)
Ncitcrn IN ser Babe OcS @rootlpn.
@ciGtgniiies, Slime Arum0cls@ountp,
nb, ans meld)cm Elm Ncger, 2ltber
Vrtcc, meld)er nit orei onoerCn Nais
icn1cnoIlcn Dem @ci1n0niB pcAcn
0icbitoblS bon @oiiermclonCu beige.
itedt mar. 81 entilicben pCriud)tc. SnI
Worgen criud)tc CT 0en @ciGngniB.
luGrter, nllstreten 81 6%iirien. % lid,
Scr 5o|ilettcnrolnu inn Sole bciinoCt.
ipuroc CT borthiu aciiibrt. Ter Wdr.
ter bate ibm jc6od) tnlIm Den Nildcn
Slt0Clueuoct iuls Yrice, Elm erpert.
0urncr, lid pou ibm loSriB. Cincn
furjra T,ilaaf Hobm nnb im aalnns
ten Sprung ilber 0us SinoerniB,
cine iibcr 2 9nr0s bohe Wnuer, icBte.
glli Der on0crCn Sejte on9clnn9t.
Lief CT, 10 ihneIl i'm ieinc @ciuc oll3
Der RGbc 0eS ,Woubii3" brlngcl
fonntcn. SnSlpIld)en mar Der N0r.
ter Slr S%clinunnd gctommcL mo
clncn 1%rlcasritl mielto6cnN, ltiIrStc
or Dem Tliid)tlina nodl. Toli5cihcf
N;rpin ul6 Spei onncrc EoliIiitcu
bottrn ocllS Tuf Ne60rt unb Iicicu in
Sen Sol, bon no iie ocn SIiid)iIing
uno icinen &criolgcr benIerftcu.
Cine luilOc SngO. on Der lid Oic
i1nlntlid)cn 0lnur0de bctbeiIiatcn.
iolgtc Damn. Gn0lid. nod hulbitilns
bigger 2nucr, aClong cS Gbci Srpin.
ocm Slild)tling 10 nobc 5u tommCn.
hoB or i'm 5u ioiien ucrmodjtc. Fricc
ie6od), cit ebenio iircr 9lopiied)tcr,
OILS SpriEgcr, pcrictte Dem Gbci q,
ncr wud)tigcn 8ippcnitoB. oob Oicier
aalGn1 hG aartniieln" iiel. 1icic
Sbot cmp0rte jcbod) Ole 0trfclgcr.
un6 i1mmtlide Yoli,iiten Sogen
ibrc HcuoIUcr. Gin S%fnelicucr. ein
@ctnntter uto Eulper0ompi liCBcu
ertcnncu, OoB Die Gage iiir Erice
ernit lpurOc. AlS lid jeGod Der
Glulit uer5ogeli. iob nloli ben 6liitt.
ling nod INNER lallien. Sect bottc
Gbei Sruin lcinen Hcpolpcr 1eSoNen.
3ipei idnea ouieinonOcr inlQcnNr
Sduiie unO Ericc lag, BON 3iuci au.
geln gctrolfen, an VoOcn. @liid
li6crlpeiie maren Die Gerlcbunden
nidt ernitlider Hotiir. Cine augcI
mar ibm in oos Vein, Die onoerc in
Die Siifte 0cOrun1en. Ger aooi Don
SroofIpn, SoGn Eotee, iibcrluicS ibn
ipGter Dem Observation-Disclosures.
Son 3mei Seiten BE-
or1ngt. - Siaac 9erman bon gtr.
If, Siio.&igbitr. prlroc Dem Yoli,ci
rihter @nrIanO i'm oitliden S~totious.
balls unter Ger Slniduloigung uorge.
fiibrt, onGcblid ieine Srau, 8onnic
Yerntan, t61tlih ansegtifien 81 pa.
ben. Die 6roll 6cbritptett. ibr RouE
babe ibr Die Iaienipise NIT elmer 81.
gorette angebrannt uno ibr Elm blaues
Iilge scitlagen. Gie Straie Inutstc
anf So uno Soften. &aum mar oas
urtbeil geiGut, ais ge9en herman ole
Deitere ACKNOWLEDGING erboben muroe,
angeblid BON Dem ebeniaQs in Gr.
If, Siio.Si8bItr., m~obnbniten aoplan
Srrlndn cine lthr aeitoblen All tabeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-30
5sorefglen Sano Gompanu.

SnFean ami 0m 0snsHH. aszaisa E3 49,
stOt sarcan, $40 Ganuabr Ssbdzs, sdr.lu 6 a. = e s@ @
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01
ELEVATION OF POLISH
PRIEST TO EPiSCOpACY
Causes National Rejoicing on
i. Part Of ExpatTIaied Natives
Y 'R 8' Of Country

Chicago, III. Aug, with pa.
rade of 10000 men in uniform. the
blare Of bands, the thrill Of fireworks
the glare of light. the gayety of flags
and bunting and gala attire. the peal
ing of church bells, the joy of feast.
ing, the excitement of oratory and
bursts of song, nearly 100000 men,
women and children reveled last night
IN one of the most remarkable festi-
walls that Chicago ever has seen.
Practically eyc~y cne of the thous.
aRds of people Polish descent was
actively. vocifer. --ly AMI hilariou sly
celebrating through the streets.
Uniformed societies from every one
Of the thirty-two Polish parishes in
the city formed a great parade and
escorted from one 10 another of the
four churches of the principal Polish
district the cause of the demonstra-
tion, the Right Rev Paul Peter Rhode.
the new auxiliary bishop of Chicago
and the first Polish-American elevated
to the episcopacy OF the Roman Catho-
lie church. A dramatic incident
which marked his conservation was
agerly discussed last night by the
celeDra.ors.
When the clergy at the cathedral
iormed in an impressive procession,
rich with the color OF the vestments'
crueifixes AMI croziers, TO leave the
church, the choir, through the sacred
ritual of the conservation, swung en-
thusias ically Yet prayerfully into the
strain of God Save Poland" the ma
tional hymn of the Polish people
Every Polish-speaking person in the
cathedral men and women. priests
and nuns, and above all, the bishop
elect, took up the plaindve measures
of the song. And as its sad signi-
ticance touched tnem more deeply
they thought of their countrymen ly-
ing in the prisons. of Russia, Prussia
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NORTHUMBERLAND TO SHAH.
Described as Human Pest Who viii
Be the Destroyer Of His Country.

A friend Il mine In Tehean sends
me a very unflattering Dortrait Of the
shah. Indolent self indulgent, vocil-
lating, veDal cruel narrow-minded
aud utterly perfidius-th these are his
leading characteristics. In the pro.
vince OF Azerbijan, of which he was
governor during his fathers lifetime,
he was a scoWage to the inhabitants.
His reaetionary sympathies com.
monded him to the Russian frontier
authorities, with whom he was always
on the best OF terms He let Tab
iiz hothed OF revolution. Already
there his favorites were the Emir
Bahadur Jeng the General Trepoff
Of the recent coup d'etat-and Chap
sal Kahn Russian who Originally
engaged as tutor his eAddren but
who has lately acted as his most
trusted adviser II was these men
who. with the connivance OF the
shah. organized the reactic~1ry r~rf'
in Teheran shortly after his majes'
ty's accession and the very time thai
he was calling Allah and all has
prophets to witness that he would be
faithful 10 the Mejuiss aal the consti
tion.-London Graphic.
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RESOLUTIONS REJOICE
in GROWTH OF PEACE
While Frankly Acknowledging
the Moral Gains Sometimes
Won By War

London, August 1.-The seventeenth
universal peace conference which is
now in session in this city, received a
deputation consisting of the bishop OF
Ripon, the bishop of Massachusetts and
the bishop of Perth, Australia, who sub.
mitted a resolution passed by the
lambeth conference as follows:
THAT the Lambeth conference, while
frankly acknowledging the moral gains
sometimes won by wad, rejoices in the
growth of the higher ethical percep-
h-ns evidenced by the increasing Will,
ln9nass TO settle difficulties among ma.
lions by peaceful methods.
Continuing the resolution records
tAe appreciation of the conference OF
the services rendered by the peace con
ference at The Hague, its thankfulness
for the work achieved and for the
principles OF international responsible
concludes with these wcrds
concludes with these words.
Continuing the resolution records the
appreciation of the conference Of the
services rendered by the peace confer
ence at The Hague. its thankfulness
fer the work achieved and for the prin-
ciples of International responsibility
acknow edged BY the delegates, and
concludes with these words:
Finally realizing the danger insep-
arabic from national and commercial
progress, il urges upon all Christian
people the duty of allaying race preju,
dices, or reducing by peaceful arrange
ments the conflict of trade interests
and the promoting among all races e
brotherly love for good of ali mankind"
The three bishops then briefly ad.
dressed L 2 conference. The bishop
of Massachusetts said he believed
America could be depended upon, be
cause of her goverDU ent ana her posi-.
zion, 10 stand with justice for interna-
tiuHal peace.
After conveying its appreciation TO
the three bishops the conference pass
ed resolution thanking King Edward
for having established a precedent by
receiving the delegates to the con
ference
Another resolution was passed eX-
pressing the opinion that for the mo
ment a practical method TO arrest the
growth OF armaments would be an
agreement for a short term OF years
not to exceed the average total ex.
penditure lcr army and navy made by
each country during the period which
had elapsed between the holding OF
conference
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RECEPTION FOR DOCTOR EVANS
lo Daily Leader.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Norman, Okla, July Si.-The first
annual commencement Of the Oklaho-
ma university summer school Will take
place here Friday, August z. The
school has beeu in progress for seY "A
weeks and there has been an enroll
ment Of Is regular stndenis, and this
year there are seven who receive the
university degree The orator for thA
commencement exercises will be the
new president, A. Grant Evans, and rs
Il Is his first public appearance, IL is
planned that n public reception be ten
dered him. Ii Is intended that il stall
he large one, and The Norman C1Hi-
meroial club has taken up the matter
and has arranged for IT, The board OF
regents will meet during the corr
mencement week and confer the de-
grees 10 the seven graduates, and at
tend to the regular business concern
ing the university. The graduates arc:
NJ. X. Cruce, f. n. Bacon. Edward Har-
ris. Charles Marsh, r. Il. McReynolds
and Arthur Wolf
The exercises will be conducted IN
the large university chapel ard It has
been planned to have Governor Has
kell 10 deliver a brief address on com
mencemeni day
The summer school closes on August
S. and II has proven such a success
that Al WIN be retained hereafter as a
part Of the regular university work.
Its chief benefit has been in enabling
teachers to utilize the summer months
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TO do regular university work and thus
to obtain the university degree, which
Is so necessary TO higher work In the
profession. II has been Of great as.
siatance to undergraduates who wish
TO shorten tae period of their eradii.
alton.
in connection with the graduation II
is expected that the board OF regents
building committee, which has In
charge the erection OF the new $780,.
600 ,nsin building to replace the one
destroyed last winter by fire. will
meet and make further plans for the
building. II is thought that salaried
architect will be employed 20 have
charge, not only of the new building,
but also of the further work Of uni
yersity construction.