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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-07
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su peripirtlifen perIpricht, gum Sbeil
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ltd1unn permeibet.
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9ie ausinbr BON nnterIce'
bppten.

9ctrefis Der bo1It pi6tigen sSrage.
ob unicre &egierung ben getblebem
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tionen su lieiern, iagt Die 9serp yor.
fer .Sun"
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reaulirt miro. slQe Gnti6eionngen
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III beadjten, baB bns @eics nidts
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luna BON S9iiicn iast. Die @erihte
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rincs llntcrieebootes, Die ni6t 5llinn;'
lnenaeItclIt ober auf neridHeoelcn
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lihe gseiguns, iol6e 8eiese nah oem
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aierllnoen eebilnoen iino."
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piIicnbe 9arIegilne einer gngelegen.
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nerben f0tiite. sssn eriter Reibe 1T es
Der @ipfel Der ltnforrettbeit, Dab
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hinoern, Die Bfliht Der neltraler
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ncrpahrcn, elm 8ergeben 9egen Dos
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ton, fir ipGiere ieiuolihe Opera
ton ber5nridlten. nit Der sIbIiht
oos Sdiif iiir icinblid)e Sperationen
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iperhen ODER rift".
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gen, baB In uniersn Reutralifdtss@e.
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Sdiffen seiagt pirb. Das lam m0sr
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Worts f9iiben, ipenn iie lInfsries.
boote ober 3bsile bsrielben on friss.
fiibrenbe 2dnber i4idt, aber es snty
bebt oie Rsgieruns lnb baS Bolt Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-07

Gine srOBe gn5nbl &ongrsBs
ReprdientanteR iino bsianntli6 BEL
Der leBten @ahl umsefall.n. Oiefs
iiub jeBt in 0ufbingtOn our Shlub.
SiBung eingetroffsn. Sofpeit lie pom
llnount Oes @oltes rebsn, bas tire gro.
Zen 8eroienits ni4t piirbtgte, brau6t
man iid ni6t nit i9nen gu Be-
fUiien, benn oas limb Slagen, bic aui
rein periDnli6en 9riinben beru6en.
Wsbr 9ea9tuns perbisnt eins gn3abl
BON WGnnern, Die ptrtlih nuf bds
8oitspobl beba6t paren unb benen
ipeniger an oem 4mts lag, als an Der
Seleasnbeit, cine Gelegenbeit 5ur gnts
FaItung ibrer 5dbigtsitsn gu erlanaen.
Oiefe Hagen nt6t bns 8olt an, ION.
bern ben aonsrsb NIB beftGtigen ba.
nit eine 2lniiht, ois mir ipieberbolt
3um QusOrud qe6raft ba6en, iGmlic5
bab Der 8ongrsB sinen Tol9 itper.
fdlligen arbeitsapparut befist, bab er
islbit bsim beiten Willsn ni6t pieI
leiiten lam uno oaburh aud bsmmenp
auf bic arbsitsluitiaen Mitglieber
iDirtt. Die Wurael Oes llsbsIs Iiegt
in Der irriaen anii6t, 0aB Der Ron
Qreb gldubt, fih nit allen @in3elbeiten
elmer anfgnbe bstafen gu miiFen
9dourh pirb Die Grlebiguug jeber
@orIdae ms llnenblide binausgsf6o.
ben. Die 2eiitunsen rpiirben bebea.
feno 9rDber uno aud befrisbigeroer
fein, tpenn alIe 8orldeen, Die fd9mGn.
niids 2enntnib erbeii6en, elmer aom.
mifiion bon auberbalb Oes &onsrefIes
itebsnben Gn9leuten iiberpieien mir
ben. 9liebe bem aonsreb bic aleius
drbeit erfpart, 70 fDnnte er naturge.
mdB bebeuteub uebr fertis brinssu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-07
Die franaDfiiden

Die fran5Oitiden aam,
msrn peroen Iid am %. b. 81. in
paris gu elmer grtrasGibuns Der.
iammeIn. Die Resisruns bIeibt ies
bod ipeitsr in 8orbedur. Osmnnf
tann es ii9 Bios lin cine &omSbi.
hdnbeln. Das Bolt ion gu benz
9lauben oeranlabt Derben, bab bic
Oeutf6en nif1t mebr Su fiirhten iinb.
Dieter &umDbie iteben Sbatfaden ee.
geniiber, pelhe man oem 8olts ni6t
psrbeimli6sn tann. Die 0euti6en
balten elm Srittsl bss frana0Irl6en
Sobsns befsbt uno bas Seer 1T bers
maBen burh bic pielen @erluits ges
ihpGht. bab jeBt feline Sungen ins
SSelD geiteqt iperoen miifen. Sn bic
fem 2ihts Theint AUDI bic ansabe bes
italieniIdsn gldttss niht iibertrieben.
}pona6 iSruntrsi6 bsrsits bic SdIfte
ieiner StreittYdfts sinsebiiBt bat.
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@s gebt ui6ts iiber Die aosit
Der anslosameritaniidsn preKe. SaB
bic 0eutifsn nod nidt in paris uno
in Darihau iino, gilt !br ais Se-
lpeis. bab bic 9sutiden beiisst iino.
Iah bisier 5plseruus pdre bic sbats
ia6e, oab bic SsutiaeH in 5rautrsid)
uno polen ftsben, Elm 9etpeis, bah bic
9lliirten stiisst 6aben 5riiasr bal
man iiG iibsr bieie aIbernbeit sedr'
aert, iest la6t man bios nod oariiber
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Nus BEN Inoeutunssu Der Offir
5i0ien .Rorbbeutf6en 41semeinen
3situns" 1T su srtennen, oab man in
Oeutidlano ipessn Stalieus nidt be-
unrubist lit. Wenu es aub sttpas
buntel eeiost pirb, 10 1T bod beraus-
suIeien, baB StalisRs Reutralitdt
bur9 bas @sripreden bon Sebietsz
sutpenbunseH, bas Geuti9lanb unb
Ssfterrsid eemaht baben, seiideri
tporben lit.
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gtbsntli&u Suaen

arjt: .Jbrer Jrcu GemabIin BABE
iM fcsben cine Babtreiis pprgsf9la.
gen! (Dsr Gatis bsiommi nun plSb.
lid siusn SufisuaHfaa, Der ibn aus<n.
fHsinIih nm Spre6fr binbfrt.) I'm
Gottesipillsn! Wds baben Sk bsun2"
DIR ileins 9uso: .Madsn Sit jih
niAts Sraus, 9err Doctor, 10 ibui
Der papa INNER, iptHn sr grob her.
ben min uno bari Is ni6t!N
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-07
Sn Der Q &ufe.

9ebrer Gin einem gcrtrng fiber
ben Sabof); .5d, es bat bic llMItfe
oes MaifeiIs eine foIae 9erbreitilua
crIanot, bob ieIbit Grouen5imuer III,
nidt ifeuen, 8isorreE 81. rali&en al.
Ier6ines liiir eniniBipierte. @nS per.
jrcbji On borunter; enon5ipiertes =
SGiiIer (noh eiuigem Befiilusn):
gas IT Sins Isi&tszs eqrtels
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-07
@uutas, ben Z. Se5smber 1914.

Die Ta 9ridt, baB JeIomdrz
i6uG b. Sinbenburs on @aleniteln
!eioet, pirb ais unpabr beseidnet. Die
@aIleniteine baben feline SsinDe aus
Dutb iiber ieine glGnaenben grfplge.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19
Music Appropriate to
the Season Will Be
Given at Services
of Day
GIFTS FOR POOR
TO BE DONATED
Several Slough Churches To Be Open
for All Services of Day. and All
VIII Resume Regular Activities Be-
ginning Next Week

Tomorrow, the Sunday before
Christmas, will find the Christmas spirit
pervading all the churches. Sermons
Will be appropriate to the season. and
special music will be given by augment
ed choirs. In some instances Sunday
schools will hold their Christmas exer.
cises.
In the evening at $50 clock in st.
John S Reformed church, Fourth and Ma
clay streets, the sacred cantata. 1.-The
First Christmas, text by Edith San
ford Tillotson. music by Ira Bishop VII.
son, will be sung by chorus of thirty
well-tralned voices, augmented by an
orchestra of eight pieces, including
some of Harrisburg's most accomplished
musicians, which promises to far excel
anything previously presented in this
church. The cantata consists of bril-.
liant choruses. solos, duets and quartets,
depictlng the many varied scenes Incl
dent to the birth of the Messiah. The
chorus has been in course of training
for the past several weeks under the
leadership of H. W. Keitel. 1t is antici-
rated that there will be a large attend.
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christmas SERMONS AND SONGS
IN CITY CHURCHES TOMORROW

ance at this service, as the public, and
especially lovers of music, are invited
to be present. Following are the names
of those taking prominent parts: Miss
Pearle Sewers, pianist; Mrs. Charles
Hoke, soprano; Mrs. H. w. Keitel, con
tralto; Clarence Zorger, baritone: ia
cob Smith and Charles Hoke, bass; C.
n. Jackson, tenor; ladies quartet,
Mrs. Hoke, Mrs. Keitel, Mrs. Jacob
Smith and Mrs. H. j. Fornwalt.
Morning Christmas Service
The Christmas service of the congre-
cation. at Pine Street church will be
held 1.-the morning with a special SER
mon by the pastor, the Rev. DR.. Nudge,
on Luke 2;19, "The Incarnation as an
Experience. A special feature of the
service will be the singing of carols by
double quartet in musical service
which will begin at 1915 o'clock. The
program for this musical service is as
follows:
Organ, "The Shepherds in the
Field" Mailing; carols, "Adeste
Fideles, - old Latin; "The First Noel, -
traditional melody, "Holy Night,
Peaceful Night, - German folk song; or
gan, Bethlehem Mailing.
During the morning service, begin
ming at 1890 O'Clock, the choir will
sing two anthems, clark What Meant
Those Holy Voices" Heinrich; "Calm
on the Listening Ear of Night, - Hark-
er. The special music of all this serv-
ice will be sung by the double quar-
tet.
The Christmas spirit will be contin,
ued in the sermon and the music of
the evening service at 7.30 O'Clock.
The topic of the sermon will be "The
Christmas Quest, John 1921. Mrs.
Cox will sing "Glory to God, Angus to
Rotoli. and the choir will sing two an
thems, so, Little Town of Bethlehem,
Hawley, and Angels From the Realms
of Glory Shelly. 1t is the privilege
of the congregation of Pine Street
church to welcome strangers to all these
services.
The advanced departments of the
Sunday school, meeting at LAO p. M,
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19
COLD KILLS AGED PAIR
Brother and Sister, 81 and SO Years
Old, Perish in Home

Brookville, Dec. 19.-Neighbors
yesterday found the bodies of Mrs.
Mary Stewart, aged Sc, and her broth
er, George Wiley, "a years old, in the
house, which they occupied here. Death
had evidently been caused by the ex-
treme cold of last night.
Both were in good health and spirits
Thursday. Despite their age they were
active in church circles. Late Friday
night they were not seen about the
house and when the blinds were still
drawn shortly before noon yesterday,
neighbors decided to investigate. The
door was forced open and the aged
brother and sister were found in ad-
joining rooms, their bodies stiffened
from the cold.
Investigation developed the fact
that the fire in the furnace had been
out many hours. A physician said that
the death of the aged couple had been
due to the freezing temperature.
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AT CAMP HILL CHURCH
Christmas Music at Trinity Lutheran s
Morning Service

Special Christmas music tomorrow
at Trinity Lutheran church, Camp Hin,
the Rev. DIR. +. ID. Weigle, pastor. At
1890, carols, "Away in the Manger;'
"What Child Is This?" solo, "Night
of Nights" .Beardsley Sainte Water,
Miss Frances Wilson; anthem, "Birth-
day of the King Weidlinger; solo,
Mrs. Stemetz; hymns, 210, 215, 221;
address, "The Christmas Message. "
At 7.30 O'Clock: Anthem, "Holy
Night" solo, go Little Town of Beth
lehem," Spross, Miss Anderson; an
them, Nazareth; - carol, "Silent
Night" hymns, 227, 224; address,
''The Confession of john Sunday
school at 9.15. Offering by envelopes
for board of education. Entertainment
by Sunday school Christmas evening,
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19
FAMILY FooDLEsS THREE DAYS
Blair County Poor Director Uncovers
Pitiable Case of Poverty

Altoona, Dec. 19.-The worst case
of poverty discovered in Blair county
this winter, was brought to the atten
tion of Poor Director Pensyl yester-
day. Mrs. Kimmell Darr and her five
children, who have been living in a
hovel at Claysburg, have been without
food or fuel for three days, with the
temperature at zero. They were so
weak they could hardly walk.
The family was taken to the county
home. The father deserted them Ave
weeks ago.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19
Best For Kidneys-Says Doctor

DR.. J. R. T. Neal, Greenville, So.
Car, says that in his 80 years of ex-
perience he has found no preparation
for the kidneys equal to Foley Kidney
Pills. Pain in back and hips as an indi-
cation of kidney trouble--a warming
to build up the weakened kidneys,
make them vigorous, Kidding your blood
of acids and poisons. Foley Kidney
Pills will help any case of kidney and
bladder trouble not beyond the reach
of medicine. In soc and $1.00 sizes.
Sold in your town by George A. Cor
gas, 16 North Third street and P. R.
X. Station. adv.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19
METHODIST EPISCOPAL,

Bethel, Briggs and Ash Streets-The
Rev. U. G. Leeper, pastor. 1890, "a
Time for Rejoicing 7.90, special
Christmas music by the choir. Sunday
school at /. C. Z. at $50, Mrs. Laura
Bond, president.
Asbury, Herr Street.-The Rev. Irv-
ing H. Carpenter, pastor. II, The
Path of Righteousness. s, "The
Path of the Righteous. s, "The Ad
vent of the King Sunday school at
2. League at Z.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19
Dauphin Christmas Entertainment

Dauphin, Dec. 19.-The Christmas
entertainment of the different churches
will be held as follows: Presbyterian,
Wednesday evening, December 23;
United Evangelical, Christmas even
ing; Methodist Episcopal, Christmas
night; Zion Evangelical, Zionville, Sat
urday evening, December 20; Luther
an, Sunday evening, December 27.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19

First Church of Christ. Scientist
Board of Trade Hall. Sunday II a. m.
and 7.3O p. m. subject, "Is the Uni
verse, Including Man, Evolved by
Atomic Force?' Testimonial meeting,
Wednesday s p. m. Free reading rooms,
Kunkel building, 100 to p. m. daily,
also Monday and Saturday evenings.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19
AS It Will Be,

The New Woman I'm going to the
club. Algernon.
Algernon- Very well. but rye done
all ! could to make the home attrac-
dve.-Philadelphia Ledger.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS

Associated Bible Students-The reg
ular services will be held at p. m.
at Cameron S hall 105 North Second.
street. Subject, "'Where He Was Be
FORE John 6:62. Berean study at 2
NJ m
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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19

To say OF = man. "He means weli,",
IL worth nothing unless ne does wen.--
plautus
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19
HOURS OF SERVICES IN THE
TING CHURCHES

The hours of Sunday school
the
Slough evangic during of the tab
nlnmin
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19

will celebrate the Christmas season in
their service of worship with special
hymns. The lesson taught will be in
harmony with the season. The element
AIRY departments of the school will have
special Christmas service on Wednes-
day afternoon at 4.30 O'Clock A fit
ting program viii be given at that time.
The subject for consideration at the
mid-week service on Wednesday even
ing at 7.30 O'Clock will be "a Study
of the Shepherds. On Sunday even
ing, December %. double quartet will
sing a cantata, ''The First Christ
mas -
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

at Il a. m. and 7.50 p. m. Christian
Workers at CAS- H. m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-20
DRUG CRUSADERS CRITICISED.
senator BoyIan Says Mrs. Wander.
bilt's Aids Hurt His Bill.

Senator John J. Boylan % the Fifteenth
district In letter sen. to the newspapers
Yesterday made the charge that Mrs. W
*. Vanderbilt. Ernest IL Coulter and
others interested with her In an arti-d~us
crusade had hndered instead OF helped
the bill he introduced known as the
Boylan anti-hab!t forming drug bill which
Gov. Glynn signed recently
The Senator says he believes Mrs Van
derbilt. for whom he expresses high
esteem. d.d not knowingly allow her name
to be used by the drug crusaders In the
manner II was employed. But ne SAYS
tho opposition under tho name Of Wander
bit put his bin in jeopardy and made It
seem at one time as II the measure would
surely be beaten.
Charles y. Towns, manager Of a private
hospital. originated and drafted his bill
Boylan says. Senator Frawley introduced
another BIZ for Mrs. Vanderbilt. but later
withdrew Il,
Mr.. Coulter said last night that he and
his follow workers had no desire 10 take
credit from Mr.. Towns and that after
their own bin was withdrawn they got
behind the Boylan hill and hained g..
though AT first Il contained serious de.
ftCts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-20
SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL |
BEGINS AT NOON TO-DAY
BeerbOhm Tree Will PLAY Title
Role in "OthellO" at STRAIT
fOrd-On-AvOn.

LONDON, April la-Sir Herbert Beer
hohm Tree will open the Shakespeare fcs-
tival at Stratford on Avon al noon to-
morrow lie will play the title role in
"Othello," with Phyllis Neilson-Terry a.
Dcsdemond and Henry r. Irving as Idgo.
In the evening Arthur Bourchier will APP
pear In The Merchant Of Venice" which
win he heralded ny two scarlet coated
halbcrdiers trumpetinG in the market
place. announcing that the play is about
10 begin.
Patrick Kirwan IL TO conduct the fcs-
tval In place OF r. r. Benson. who has
been booming the celebration lie Is
meeting with some criticism because Of
his insistcnce on an Elizabethan atmos-
phere for the festival. including the pres
entation OF some non Shakespearian but
contemporary PLAYS which have rot been
performed for two or three centuries
Nevertheless he has plenty OF supporters
Walter II. Page the American Am
hassador, will deliver an address on
Thursday. when ffty-two flags Of all ma
tons VIII be unfurled on Bridge street
Shakespearian enthusiasts predict that
the festival will be the most successful
ever held.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-20
TEMPERATURE REACHES 80.
'Twas Summcry Here, hut Not So
Warm as In Phoenix. Nri,

The calendar slipped several cogs YES
terday and summer came in buoyantly
on fine southor.y breeze that might be
characterized under the Beaufort Scale OF
wind Force, recently adopted by rhe
weather Bureau, as u fresh gale" blow
ing. as 1t did. forty-six miles In the after
noon.
Under the influence Of the warm blast
the official temperature upon the White.
nail building, 4l4 feet above the street
climbed to rs degrees at o'clock in the
afternoon, and open cars, for the frs.
une this month, were comfortable. Down
on the asphalt the thermometers were a
on more ardent, the varying mercurial
pencils pointing to so degrees and more.
The breeze that tempered the heat WAS
lacking IN some other places. notably AL
bany. where the highest temperature was
~ degrees. Boston also was pretty warn,
win temperature the same as Alhany's
but II was really hot out IN Phoenix
Aria, which holds all records for every-
thing In the meteorological line, with 90
degrees In the shade
The Washington prophecy Ia for shower.
to-day, with lower temperature To.
morrow may he fair, with strong w,,t
southwest and northwest winds