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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-01-13
Cardinal Gibbons Will Preside.

Seth Low, former mayor Of New
Civic Federation, has made public Il
letter to the governors Of all the
states asking them to appoint dele
gates to attend the annual convention
of Tic federation in Washington on
March ;. 6 and I to. consider ways
and progress.
The industrial peace session will be
held in the hall of the Bureau of Am
crican Republics. and will be pre-
sided over by Cardinal Gibbons.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-01-13

j. Cardinal Gibbons.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

am L. Ts5cnlrcr u. .. 1911, In uefsretnfiini'
Mum NIT hem RIcne urib Gpc,ifiiattoIltH, pelt
DE friiber nnaeHcnmen purpeH nno leei nult
lieasn In Der Office hes snoitIte Der bela9ieii
gtnbi.
Ssftion D. Tos bic Soften Der strersnnaca
ui6 81 Der eseiamndfciien Der sserbeHsrnna
bon Der giaht be5abIi 'perben touer, mn est
Ref uu'erIeat meioen Toll psr 5toH..
.ae Sie ~. sesbeIfssna Ras S'ssnpn aHeren nSS an
Hptt fcsptlt Is nidt pcm @sits BON 9sitsurune bts
frtit H. rtidt btioqteH Cots nne sdnetrtitn ewi.
ben sata bcioois Rerb.Huuna; nno bic aoh.n BON
iiir bcrbereebenbs nub dnSere Weiwnasn snn @
matssm m oas mecntioHsu hafn mem nm np srfSrserIdsn Grs
nanisus Die Rphen her apHhrnfticu, ienit eR
9infer ant bie gouhs. pelde Dor Der NohslLsH s1rs
bon binansaefbcbensn SobIuneen bon slNth'
luenciaeu ausaaben in itb fhIieben
geftion 8. 3os bic 10 auierIeaten MNsb:
ments in iiinf (5J idbrii6en 3abInnesn besablt
ss5ssn ssss, fSsn Set ,aBf t al sn'ss s. 5
bsnef, :,abinnaen: Ser giaenibhmer iraeHoDsIdsn
heiieerfer eerntbnms 'snn abe, ,ss,. a s s saar
s,,osi.n . ,g'' II inntrsais sr,sia isN asa.H esa
ss mo md Der RdiIiruna eer bsiisnernssn Crst.
mana In pfIdem Jnue bda1ies Bdm.anshnss
nitbt bic ginIert nuf bic @crhs IN Hh fhllsbtH
ion, bic Dor Der aoueiiiou Sa binausafIhcbs.
nen aiieBnenp 9ahInHgtn 1Hsaeatber tutresn-
gsrtion 4 TAT sonss Der siabt Cincinnati
aifSufuftrr fperbcH fOlleii opr Oct NoNfIltou pun
mIebmenss 3ahmrpen. unn sfrdr su stnem
ssclraa, Der oeriiclbea pIei6,fomIHi.
ssftion s. Tdb her sfsit Der Gefdmriffc'ten
bon befdaier 9erbeiierung fpelher niht fps5tsn
nuieritQf Raree. ntbh stn Grhtn ben ,rgtHentls
nem srunbsiasntbnm ober 9nisrsfie buiHs as.
iau'i ober appropriiri. Euo bic aoieu ut'n nns'
eaben In irgenomeInem a~~rrs. ..aftcnseerfnortn
Saflr unb bic Sdancrsrfdbs. ptit. ttafnofpel'
DEM 4seftber BON Gnnrenasue"H ndnhsreien oner
SniutatH earin iaasirrotsn. uHp et Rssta
u:;b Siusanbsu fir iraenorlneu lnltten 9rinri't
bon Der Etaet Cincinnati niis oem Gries bee
sSerfGufs bon 9onhs besobii rtroeH f0IeB bic
bon befGaser S:aot 'Iir folste 3fpede unb In eer
s1eife nusaeoeben reroen follen, 10: es has Vs'
fee porfdreib..
esf.ion g. Tds nHe @runeftfids uno pduee.
Teten. anarerscrb Eno auiiobcrb on WIbaf7i
Stratc. rriiden ben. cffacn ahUfeinnnl ~
ssouIbura Girnhe iine eincH &unife fieitunoeri
fs0ol tsnb Child. betifueri iperher ieiitn tir
Lefnaie Rcrbeiitrltlil iuie ohflt beftlohen.
Sefiion T. Gdb Der Director ct Euplc Serbtee
| tssrburn ermdtHp. iire nndefricfen tpere<.
| eineu apHtraif nnssuierftgsr unb aufsufhhreH
| iir bffdeie aerbefcrnrd init btm rifbr'afitr
! uub beliei Ftefer rad Ser Scrdffentlitnna. In
| lsbfyeiHiiimmuna NIT benz Gefese,
Eefticn f. Tisie GrhiHaHs triti In arnft nnt
| leu hurfaf'fibrt perner ron iiio Han bern fre'
| beiisr eoni Sefsbs erInibtea 3eitpun!te an.
| 9aHiu am Q. MprI 1852.
\ So gr6.
@raateni prc lem. ice Stasiratss
at!eii: sttbnr ssp1 eisti o.i3 :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
Gsperotursu, unlbau, Setaunn, citttritde Arrti'
ete efr 1fisntiidlsu sMni..Sebonoe

cfr, esT Bfffnhthtu Smhi' Ttpohpt.
SerFeeeIte Muaebotc tpctben. entgeesnssno'n,,, =,
men in ocr Cftiec hes 9ierf bee 4nafo oI
Goireiion i'm oriiien Stcd. eub sall Dig il'
II pbr millaaS arr Hapnln9. ben o. g,al ~, =:
1912, fir bic rsiernna ets ealilen WtoieIlas.s
nItp BERT tiung her 1anttn aiheif eit notp
iuer,tie III, urt eeiutfc acnhcrnnaer une nn.'
hune 3u maiden an Sdulgcbnuhen. III ueoef'
cinitimmung nit ben BIdrcn rrb epesi'liiailo'
e 1s s e enfs's b t y s. aguri as Hras g. II % set
siabt Jine'nnoti, Gb;p, nro rlhet ttlnsieoea
lpie fcIet ndrIit
On ben qiHiueoo. columbian iro VA anoms
rffca,lrcH EduIen cine bcTiidihtG ncie laii''
tar, GinritiuHe fiir bic tn!eenaen VtonGen'
ndmIit slnAarchurocT S'e'rmantstdtpfil.
guditeinnrbeit gIaiiertrr, oeneIi,glrbel; nat'
peutersarbcit. anitreisfen ulo celahrcn. %luIao'
ina lme lciiciicrs sBeniiIaft1nstGttert.
Sa ben Eine Strnbe atuc5,n. uaesttrlet Gro
MT abam5 nficntichcn Sbniei boEranei9s
Stiteme bon eliirifGcr 1eiehcanna mo e''F
IN Ssr earrifcr 3,tentIiher stfme Gin toI'
itanoiGcs Sriicm ron eieIri'tten ubren;
In Der Fine Sirabe olfcnlItdcn Sfuis oon'
itauoiac SntieWc fit Set5uIid una 2eHi'iatlch'
1empera:rrsG Gssnsiruna nne Saeunm'aein''
auna s..
heiuiapnd
Ser Rrtis ncr sfrheit nub bee @roieriaIs
mus Tspuarot arneaetcn wcrbeu ufa ;tbes I'm
actp. uuh ben Rnmcn circr icecn Rerien ent'
hniren. bic baron teibe!fat ~, rno mIt BON Ct
ncr tSnrnntie hon elmer ni6t tntere''ttien a'fi'
icH bepciiei feir i'm Rcirrac ncn eretbsa Rro'
| ,crt hes s'etraaes bon suaet3I. tobas 'nena
| fclhirCs ergeHonmeit ncIher irtie, tin afh'
| irafi prompt tiH1epcnpcr irue tie ILSfinrnnl
| ter arhctt prh h,niIid' peTiicrt ii'
Die aHaehnfc fTiiiieH ulii icrniiIlnreH te'
mat1. iretoer. ipeIhe in cirer ton ben ebeitae'
naulien Sfiiccs All erIai9er iirh. IN teriteqei
| len Converts eiraeretfa nre hcptli6 alf hsi
glIkerieiie hos Geriucrf trnncn -s'ih fnl oedt
| ina obcr lpie es eer Sau iein mng.
Ter Snurh Of 66ucniior bebl.- Ii6 hns ncdi
| err iraenaeiH @raetoi irnsgeeinen TbeiI bcr
/ iracnbetucm lber dre Nuaebote 5uui6lruetfen
| Tts pirrafdG't eiuey Snrcln Gsmraue III Be-
oIeu acrrniien bon Iber $4,000 crforoerlt1
Sm auflraae hes luarb Of goucninr.
| q. Is. 5aEh UuW
| s,fs2o2T gcffdftsflibrcr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

ReD gorf, 5. 4prii. angston''
men: Baltic" BON 2ioerpool, rpeni'.
islpania" BON 0amburg, rGItonta
BON 2ibdu, ATLANTA" BON Batras.
abeesangen: n8Dnisin 2uife" mad
Bremen, ga Sappie" na4 SABRE
,5ambure~ mad Reapel, ~aortatte'
nad 2iperpool. rNmerica" nad Jtea
pei, e. 3. Sietgsn" nad aopenbo9eH
9atras. 9lbgeg.: rWtacsoonta
rad Rep gort. =.
aanaI. paiiirt: rapnig Ilbert'
ton gtetp Yort, nud 8enua be'tlmmt
Hptter bdm. Nn9ef.: npotS'
bom@ BON Rep gort.
9biIdbepbia. 9lnget.: Bran:
benburg" ppn Bremen.
Sputh m p t D n. Ibae9.: .Yra'
Iibent 2incpln" nah gferp Dort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
]lraiungeil
& / b | l.
0ienH It.

.. MpItt lsi &.
gtne griifune flrstsuparapbsn sioreel n.
apanner als ssrarcn) hiro ablebolien psa9s. as ~,
i'm "Reminiscences eer M IN. nv,
nin Sietiaa, ben IL. Aprii. nm s:uo upt S0a'
mittdas. in ben fciseroeH Se1eniidnoeh'
Endhiiubiren,
AsCnipH.
9ricfihr1iben.
TiitntfttrcibeH, ..~,
Nupitcn bon eineni flIdiipen Gnilohfb
@nsbiIbnitl Erb @riatrnng.
Wiiinnlcbe PriifuHg. ,x..,
in Ser r,ftcc Der 0ommsilion eebrnrehei nno
ionncn pciisre SnforiintiUn bel rerioHlinsL 3f-
iperbitna III eer Sffite oer eou'malion etpa'
.cu. :, .,,,.,
,ssutpm 2apiDu,
Geo 20 Armhrpud, Sr,
II GtciIeienitsGant
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

crbtnnnS. 20 1871 2-9sef.smmen
~ fortsifabreH mit ner Merteerurp 6urdb
stanoifirnns bet 9.ghapf Eirabs Ion benz
ietisen gesnpsinnei m samhne Sirabe bier.
bInaert (io0l Jns pfiii4
4 Gel es perorbnft bonn Giabfratb Der Giaet
Cincinnati, giGaf Gbio, breibieriei ouer baSa
errpdEiien Osiieieber abcrenIsimmsHb:
Eefiieu 1. 1ab - btermit beftiuguf fuigo.
fortsufebren init Der RerbefisrImp bur6 6enas
ttisxaEa her 9fpbopf GiratG psi BEN isrieen
Mb su 9sfannI In eamburo Ttrebe sierhul6trI
(40o) guE bfflir, nur6 &erif<nuua stne1 f.s
eSussen Uifrtfifb m1tyeH.stb essdHa!s, feiuss
T ssss's :.s s.ssss:!s gss:!ss ,i q rs:s:ne &:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

Der bneilTenfrtie sd a lser.
4Ilo ennIi6 III bos Wsittei sefunoen.
bus gersniisen einss a6Bfxns BON
Der BotiusnsefoEN Su trsnntn: Bei bem
erobsn Houkit Der anieriianiiden
4potbesers uno DrpguiiieneenoHens
itaft. bds Inn NmiterbdmsDperas
Apuis In Nstp Dprt f.ottfnnb. purbe
Der rirslifx uno einsie iDdhrhofi bps
gieniine WaI3sr gum erften Mal Of
fenilih DOrsefiibrt. Der Bacillus. ber
Bel bisiem 9anSe es nod tDdsen mag.
bon sintm 9dnSer gum nnoeren bins
iib<r5uslsiten, mIbts spirilih bic
Gprungfnft zines 4tbIeien befbben.
benn BEL alien Be,peguneen bes bpsies
nii6en DaI5ers iinb bic 9dnser faft eis
nen Wteter bon eincslber entfernt. Die
DAME fiitrt unb sleiist bur9 ben
Goal. ber 6err folgt NIT einem Dieter
Abitano nit ben aleifen Wolsers
f6rittbesreeuneen: aber 3uiammsn
tomnem he ME. bic 9ofinenfurht In
DieI 3u eroB. Wit gepunberung unb
Gtaun.n itdrrten bic 1000 sysfiadf.
ouf bds iunse paar. bas sum er|tsn
wlol nsfen bpgienifhen Mci,sr tonsie.
llnb Eiin ipia bic omerisnnifts Apos
tbtiers unb CroguiitengenoHe
nnH Erdfisn bafiir ipirten. bab bkie
ein5is bnsisnii9e sJorm bes 1onaes
bolb 4agemsinguf Der 9dn5tr ipsrbe.
auf Dem ApotktsrboII ipurbe iebem
paare auh Elm .bpsisnifhsr aiiHer1
iiberreidt. Gas III Elm tlsinss DRAFT.
gtfl.4t. bos in Der Horm an einsm
tpinsistn 9ennisfhldg<r ssmobnsn
rnng; bus Obals fSslb iIt NIT einem ftii.
nen, bssfnfi5irenbsn Do5soenebe Be-.
fpunnt. Menn man iif siiHen min,
Iffiebt man biffes .Mitrpbsnfisb@ mil
IGro5ie unD Csihidiinitit 3nifdkn bic
| beiben panre Der gum Qufie gefpiBien
Qippen. Gs pirb snraniiri, bob teius
Miirobe burH.omrnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

aeb. ECucrIctu
i'm 9lGer bon II Sabreu Tic gccrSping fins
BET Icntuq eeu s glpril 1912 9llGmtttnas
IL 2 Lbr, orln 3rauer5oufC SO. rs D9utn ape'
me GlWir0no Rlccc. &. aus iilii, roruaf ant
? uhr IN her ScititasBgoieft q. IaiibGls'
airte. Ipfurfbip gIucilue, eIn Itanersuites'
peIht abgCbaliei ntro. CT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
Sa perfaufcu-Sdu'er.
-~>>-~-s~~s--ssy-~S >s~-~Ts~1--s--~~~s~-
BOND H1Ll SPECIAL
HUMMER 4.

Seds. 3immer @rid, nit gao, sie.
gent gpe., 50xl0S ,Siib; in pcrietten
3uitarioe, fertis CUR @eiuobnung
Ieidte @e0in9uneeu $4,000. W. Y.
g3ououaro, @runoeiaentlum. Gin
220S X. 1882 California Abe. ssr.
acnoeinSaa. onsaenpnmen Sonntaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

gs mar perseblide Wuhe! Da fieI mir
benn EN-, bab Du iie gar am Gnbe
pflm gaotte ipiirbeft ipielen i6nnen.
e,ieb. unb bixfe Demitbigun0 mouts
hh nm benn bod ssfpassa.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
starb am 5reitda asprgen nm 1L:3o ller
Gua Sbonr,

I'M after bon 70 Iabrcu. In ibrer 9abHuug,
10. 5I1 si6rau 4peHue Eas GeDfcnbega,ia'
nit tjHhel 'Iafl am SuHHiaa. ben 2. agrtl. itrH
ubr Hat5nttiups fucraaIf nm s utr Rctmii'
iaas in oer Il Il z = 81 aapeue, cid sFun,
Elm Craueracrcseienit GhpehalttI tptgo.
(&bicGaa 3eiiiniger fuoIlcu, 5tIe. 'ootreHl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

0sane'mes Miitef.
Tier ein Gebeimnib benz Meib often,
Bart.
0ia1s. GsSssiss sripast.
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Sooes.Nnaeiaen.
Dftrr Druoer,
Rnniannbs GobImanH,

G:nrb alH 7erueyFtaa. ben 4. slpyi
~ 1, Al.,tttfnns q liIr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

" aHnnnb Brau fuHsp G'envHa aut ct.
nsm $I!na1pIaH--UlanH s8r c1n1s fIlfb 0ef'
sssnak SsssSIE:' SE'i !. Z I. = - ~ \ hsisst1s'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

SnnGer Tentf6er. fintflI &c 9rf6eiuung,
intf zietinna ale Bes.bdfsflitrsr si;lse so.
tsl5 BARTENDER recr sSniteF ftsritf sffuae
sneltf4 gne petiisla Is cmi. Assnff60ff brrs
f1Ju,iftfu. EftcrfeH trbtsfm uHteg {.
Tracer cfbfeis HalA poliiaerrHb 6.TS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

gtns tSsale gcr'inbt. ceirhhitt. 9 1rose
9lufrer gnpfanasbGae, ercfst 4dten.
gaaiien. NAB Ebit3aume, reucHiitter asaer,
qaun6rt mliGer Surnarr. ir Der Hdbe aoH
gurllnisu. 525i @ieneotd apss 2orre.
psue o.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

the tide GIBBS and But the
completing the cycle
politics
of the ice conservatism and
hold
faith which proved And content rather
them formulate hypothesis Of
cpe goals We have Impressions and nothing Will stop
Ike OF about The is in
mperous VIII " kngs and brides the greed OF he boss THIS not IN
We
Alright the history
America he misfortune
this
of all But the spirit here
will
the
will
the
healing
hundred dared 10
follow the flag OF progress they believed In
When hd IT, You fortify yourself
citadel
defense but all that will faa surely and as certainly bows
failed bullets rifles
especially of those whose life be-
the OF that ether great progressive movement which healed
that
should be marked by mighty Having
through they obesed by s c
the school in the
M
county saved How. they be possible that 1t
again; IL O. .
But I be generation
certainly saved back that
ether In the ',os
This movement Is justice
humanity: appeals
sownmpicity. Justice equity
nd human
the that is In and
M Atlantic Pacific
the doubter nonconiorm.
of And do that
live winy the elimination revolution
fundamental
which w4h'bS NJ
bic 1t will be boodiess
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
MINISTER'S REASON FOR BEING A PROGRESSIVE.

of NewY he
Progressive these his
Support Colonel Roosevelt
Go home shut the Shut
he o the
which live
'is
What for home good
simple and 1t best politics
the ~ -
Think
seeking the cold ashes
had
the long and the relentless
flesh blood and the
he
|
Think land where and poverty ought
reaches
becoming and the
they cling
1.-THE
| ask 8 president?
OF Olson. inventor.
but the
OF
only
handle the
~,
.
Lincoln Roosevelt: better
the Republican convention spoke
the
bush call of God
could
TASK o
roosevelt
living
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Robert u. waldraven. pastor.

nue.. Robert L. Waldraven. pastor.
The regular services OF the sabbath
at this church are ms follows: sun
day school and Bible study 10 II. IN.
Preaching II n. M. and 1880 p. M.
Preaching II n. IN. and .:3o y. M.
Epworth League G:3o y. m. This
service is in charge OF an alive band
OF young people. Tho morning SER
vice will bc devoted to the subject of
civic Righteousness rs related to the
so-csllcd prohibition question now
confronting us. The subject in the
evening. The Transformed Power OF
Divine Grace" You are cordially In
viicd to attend the worship OF God
with MS on this sabbath day.-Rob-
crt q. Waldravcn. Pastor.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
AUTO RUNS AMUCK

Denver. Oct. 26.-tiuy Kellem, Il.
delivery boy for a printing company
was thrown from his bicycle and
dragged several feet under u driver
less automobile at Fifteenth and
Champa streets early To-Day. The
car belonged to Mrs. II. d. Osborne.
who had neglected to throw off the
clutch when she stepped out to crank
the machine. The automobile in its
Wild dash along the street carried
Mrs. Osborne's two little boys. Mel
ther was hurt,
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
Congregational Church

Pastors residence GA Weston
Ave. Phone Red 1868. Sunday SER
vices for Oct. 2S, 1912 as follows:
Bible School at .: A. n. M, Miss Jes-
sic f.Ts, superintendent. Preaching
at II n. m. and 1880 p. m. by the
pastor. c. T.. Praise and Prayer at
6:ia p. M. Chas. Fraker, President.
Mid-wcek conference and prayer.
Wednesday evening at 1880. Every
body welcome. Good congregational
and choir music. Come and let ~
worship the Lord in his house,.
p. Campbell, Pastor.
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H. B. Brown Reported
Much Better Today

Encouraging reports are being
sent out from the home of county
Treasurer n. Il. Brown today. The
patient is much improved today and
resting easier than he has been for
several days. Notwithstanding the
Improvement his condition has not
passed the alarming stage but at
least indicates that he has an even
chance of recovery. The many
friends of the hardware merchant
are gratified to learn of the improve
ment that is noticeable today.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
RECEIVER NAMED FOR
BIG CEMENT COMPANY

Kansas City. NO.. Oct. :G.-Upon
application of the Commerce Trust
company OF Kansas City. Frank Ira
Wis OF lola. today was appointed re-
ceiver for the Great Western Port
land Cement company which has
operated the largest plant in Kan
sas. by Judge Pollock In the federal
court in Kansas City. Kansas. The
company's plant near lola. Kansas
was closed about three months ago.
The company was organized large
ly by Kansas City men and capital-
lied at $1.5OO,O00.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
IMPROVEMENT MADE AT
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Recently the Christian church
folks have been making some i'm
provements In their property. \ new
furnace has been Installed. and an
extra room has been excavatcd in the
basement. which practically doubles
the value OF that part OF the plant.
Mote room is needed for the growing
Sunday school.
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First N. E, Church

corner state anu BrOOm streets.
Sunday school at 9:45 n. m. Ep-
worth League ut $50. The subject
presented tonight will be THE Perils
of lntemperance." Mr.. Eugene oDpp
will conduce the meeting. Morning
sermon by the pastor at II n. IN.
Anthem by the choir. 20, Rest in the
Lord, Mendelssohn. Evening SER
vice at 1880. Sermon by the pas
tor. Anthem by the choir, Forever
with the Lord, Gounod. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening at
1880. Next Sabbath morning, Nov.
Sd, the sacrament of the Lords Sup.
per will be administered. Mr.. Lew
is has returned from his vacation
and will continue to direct the mu-
sic.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
English. German Church
tPinc street,

VIII have special services with a
good program in commcmoration of
the Reformation by Luther. The
preaching will he in the German
language at | / n. IN. Sunday school
at 9:io. In the afternoon the Luther
League OF the young people will meet
and render nice program at 2:3O..
You are welcome to all our services.
*. Walter Schmitt. Pastor. Resi-
dcnce ii1 Park st. Phone Red 1858.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
City Mission.

Sunday services: Special Evangc.
listir sermons conducted by Evan
gclist Jas. s. Thomas and gospel
singer. !. u. Mack. Preaching at II
n. m. subject. "Thc Heart" y. m.
service. subject. Empty Hands"
g:3o y. III. service. subject. Second
Coming OF Christ" All are invited
TO the sermons. Come and hear these
mcn.-C. Anderson. Pastor.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
Salvation Army.

Hall I1G North Commercial street.
Ensign and Mrs. G. Case In charge.
Sunday services: Holiness meeting II
n. IN. Sunday school $50 y. m. Sal
walton service s p. III. Public meet
Ing in the hall every night excep;
Monday. Come and worship with us.
There is an added interest In the
meetings Of late and we extend n
most cordial invitation 10 saint and
sinner. rich or poor.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
BE PROGRESSIVE
the Chicago Tribune,

prosperity around Isn't
it to
in all the
morality
in carried and
the Prim
he wall
he
up he its rejoiced.
is is the Tho pendu-
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
EpnNopal,

Trinity church. Corner Colorado
ris. rector. Twcnty-first sunday af-
tor Trinity. Holy communion 1880
a. m. Morning prayer. iitany and
sermon II O'clock. subject OF morn
Ing sermon. Temperance. not Pro-
h'bi,ion." Mr.. Stone will sing the
offcrtory. Evening service and ser
mon 1880.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
Christian Church.

The minister viii preach both
morning and evening. Sermons prac-
teal and helpful. Sunday school ut
a:i5 n. m. and young peoples meet.
Ing ut $50 y. III. We cordially In
vitc the public to all our services.
Cook. Pastor.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
TRIAL is DELAYED

Salem. Mass, Oct. Glowing to
the illness of John n. Carter, a jury
man in the trial of James J. Ettor,
Arturo Giovannitti and Jose Caruso.
charged with the murder of Anna
Lopizzo, court dismissed today.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
Number Tuenty-Eour

proposition will bal
will
III
mpo
holding rights''
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
CORNELL VS.. BuCKNELL

Ithaca, y. Y. Oct. 26.-Corneil
Will have new opponent today in
Bucknell. 1t was expected to be one
OF the hardest games OF the year as
Bucknell has had good record to
date.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
THE CHURCHES
Christian Science.

Service held ut Elks' Hall sunday
morning at II o'clock. Subject.
probation after Death Sunday
school at 9:i5 a. m.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
SILENCE IS CONFESSION.

Barela II
making
drink
discrimination this election at the ballot box.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
A VOTE FOR THE PROGRESSIVE PARTY

A
dden stem Il
fectua he acts nd
> definite of
andn
of
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
CLUSTERS LAST FIGHT

BY request Custer's Last Fight
pictures will be repeated today and
tonight at the Photoplay. This pict-
ure was made on the old battle
ground where Custer lost his life.
The picture cost $4,000. 1
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
W0MEN'S HONE MISSIONARY 15t
u SOCIETY MEETS TUESDAY

The Women's Home Missionary So
cicty will meet with Mrs. George
Jeffryes, 500 Grant street Tuesday
afternoon.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
NOTICE

The p. T.. o. Socety will meet
with Mrs. Price Duniavy on Colorado
Avenue Monday afternoon.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

Four reels of pictures at the Pho
toplay today and tonight. including
Clusters Last Fight. |
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

Wool finish plaid blankets. $1.O0
quality for 75c Monday. Jamieson's.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

First N. E. Church, South.
Corner Arizona and Colorado ave-
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

Aliens Jewelry Auction Sale
closes tonight. /
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26

Aliens Jcwelry Auction Sal
closes tonight.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-26
STATE TICKET

SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
Edwin Van Cise of Denver
GOVERNOR
Edward =. Costigan OF Denver
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
John c. Nixon OF Greeley
SECRETARY OF STATE
Ernest c. Bacon OF Ouray.
STATE AUDITOR
Winton c. Knight OF Mesa
STATE TREASURER
James S. Temple OF Denver
ATTORNEY GENERAL
BENJAMIN Griffith of Grand Junction
SUgT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Ida N. Casady OF Flaglcr
REGENTS OF STATE UNIVERSITY
Florence +. Dick OF Denver
James A. Matlack OF Longmont
Pcrc!yal II. Troutman OF Canon City
Ia
The Winslow mail., 1912-04-06
An Easy Job

Most anyone can be an editor. All
the editor has to do is to sit at desk
six days out of each week, four weeks
out of each month and twelve months
out of each year and edit such stuff as
the following:
"Mrs. Jones, of Mink Creek let a knife
slip and cut herself in the pantry
"a mischievous lad of Fox Run threw
stone and struck John Pike in the
alley on Tuesday" Ed Doe climbed on
the roof of his house one day last week
looking for leak, when he fell, strike.
ing himself on the back of the porch.
while Harold Green was escortinp
Miss Violet Eddy home from a church
social last Saturday night, a savage dog
attacked them and bit Mr.. Green on
the public square," 'Isaiah Trimmer
was playing with cat on Friday when
when the cat scratched him on the YER.
anda". "Bill Lung while harnessing
bronco last Saturday, was kicked lust
south of the corn crib''
The Winslow mail., 1912-04-06
The Call To The Ministry

An elderly woman now living in the
west, formerly resident of Princeton,
New Jersey, not long ago visited her
relatives in that town. She was especi.
ally interested in the progress of ne.
phew who had entered the ministry.
She had not seen him since his boyhood.
and was, therefore anxious to attend
service at his church.
At dinner, subsequent to the Sunday
sermons she heard delivered by her me-
phew, it was observed that the old
woman was singularly reticent.
Suddenly she broke her long silence
by asking her nephew, William, why
did you enter the ministry"
"Why aunt!' exclaimed the Young
devine. "What question: entered
the ministry because was ca1led.''
Just suspicion of smile came to
the old woman's face, as she responded,
"Are you sure William, that it wasn't
some other noise you heards"