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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-08
SNIP SHOTS
At HOME NEWa.

Several country school teachers
have asked the Y. W. C. A. to assist
them in procuring work for this sum-
mer.
At the PrincessHDon't forget the
wonderful feature. Won in the
tional interest, tomorrow afternoon
and night only.-Adv.
The swimming season at the Y W.
c. A. will open May /. There will be
many changes in the rules and regula-
tons and the schedule There will be
a season ticket for members.
An address will be given tonight at
the First English Lutheran church by
DIR. Luther p. Ludden, field secretary
of the English Lutheran church. There
will be special music.
Send your guess on the paid atten>
dance at the opening game. April II.
to Baseball Editor. State Journal. and
it may get you season pass valued at
more than $40 No guesses received
after April Is.
The regular April meeting Of the
board Of directors of the Y. w. C. A.
will be held at O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. The class which is study
ing the principle of Y. W. c. A. work
will meet the same afternoon at 2
O'Clock. 1t will be under the direc-
ton of Miss Mildred Shaw.
A meeting for grade school pupils
interested in wireless telegraphy will
be held in the manual training high
school building at o'clock Friday
afternoon. C. H Wilmington. who in
stalled the equipment in the manual
building will answer any questions the
boys may have to ask.
Special Passiontide services are be-
ing held at the First Conversational
church this week The subject tonight
will be, His Confidence in His
Friends" Friday evening the COM
munion of the Lords supper viii be
administered. The choir. assisted by
Mrs. Arthur S. Henderson, will render
devotional musical service.
The Monday issue Of the Chicago
Examiner gave considerable space to
An account of a sermon on What Il
the Second Coming of Christ" preach
ed Sunday at the California Avenue
Congregational church by Dr. F.. 1.
Hayes. formerly pastor of the First
Congregational church of Topeka The
main thought Of the sermon was that
Christ is here ON earth in spirit All
the time.
The members Of the Epworth league
OF the First German Methodist church
were entertained Tuesday evening by
the Misses Clara and Ruby Nahrung.
During the evening an election of Of
ficers for the coming year was held
with the following result: Clara Nah
rung, president Carl Meyer. vice pres
ident: Fred Sfegel, SECRETARY; Walter
vogel. treasurer: Ruhx Nahrung and
Esther Ross. pianfsts and Louis Geiser
and Otto Nahrung. Librarians.
A. n Duke of Los Angeles. Cal, Is
in Topeka today, at the National hotel
and tonight he viii be the guest 81
honor at . banquet. entertainments and
class Initiation to - given ~ lodge
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-08
lovELAND SUCCESSFUL
He Has Effected Consolidation Two
Portland Churches.

A, telegram was received today from
DIR. F. L Lovehand from Portland con-
veyfHg the Information that he has ac-
complished the main object for which
ne was Transferred from Topeka to the
Oregon city: that IL, he has consoli-
dated the First church Of which he Is
pastor, and the Grace church. both Of
which are on the same street and close
together. The First church building
will be torn down and q handsome
church edifice erected in its place
which will cost between $125,00o and
$50, 900. Construction work win begin
before May !.
The telegram received today from
DIR. Loveland reads In part: MY con-
solicitation plan carried unanimously by
board. Everything II now favorable to
large success. Will begin new building
before May 1. Am being overwhelmed
by congratulations"
1t il understood that the Grace
church property will be sold. The First
church is somewhat further away from
the business section Of the city than
the Grace church and is more central
for the Methodists Of the city. The
consolidation OF the churches has been
talked Of for Icing time but a plan was
not offered until DR.. Loveland went to
Portland that was satisfactory to all
persons concerned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-08
games on account of rain.

games on account Of rain.
The pitchers are a most likely look
ing Lot. There IS not one in the. bunch
but who appears to have enough beef
and Drawn behind his salary arm to
support him during a hard campaign.
Many of the pitchers are youngsters
but appear to be a clean cut set. Man
a9er Dale Gear is expecting his pitching
staff to be the strongest department OF
the team this year and also expects
this staff to be as strong as any other
on the circuit He has been lucky in
picking up some valuable men who
have had lots of experience and the
youngsters appear to be more promis-
ing than any bunch of recruits he has
ever handled.
Even with a month in training camp
with these pitchers. he is unable to
pick the regulars and confesses that
he would like to go to sleep while
sor-e other person did the picking. First
one and then another appear to be the
best Of the recruits and there is no
chance to pick the winners at this
time.
The Outf1leders Picked.
The outf1eld is settled, SO is the sec
ond base job. Manager Gear appears
to have an unlimited amount Of praise
New England League. Gear can talk
about this youngster for hours
The shortfield proposition is an
other hard matter to solve. Joe French
and MCGEE are both showing well and
Manager Gear admits the solution of
this position is as hard to solve as
is the pitching stan. Joe French is
fielding in his usual form and is hitting
better than last year. MCGEE shows the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-08

Bill Rapps insists. thai he Is not the
same man who played first base last
year and wants everybody to know
that he is only Fa.stwine brother of the
former Rapps. He appears to be get
ting younger every. day, has recovered
from the attack of sciatic rheumatism
and has a shotgun peg. =
Manager Gear believes the outfield
will be equal to any in the league. He
thinks he will have five 800 hitters
on the club in addition to Catcher
Lou McAllister- and not a man on the
club. excepting the pitchers who will
hit below 30 But the Texas games
did not show any 800 hitting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-08

years past shows him game to the core
And the newspaper man takes off
his old gray Stetson hat to Bill White
and bows low to him. He is fat. Is this
man White, but his breath failed him
not; his hands are soft. but they hold
the sword still: he IS getting old. but
his eye ~fs hot dfm;- hts friends are
gone, but he keeps his courage STILL
And win or lose, he il the greatest OF
all those mentioned in this story. my
brethren -.4-
The newspaper man feels like a pfo-
neer. He hopes he viii be spared to see
the end. C.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-08
kAWS Are HOME
Gear Is Delighted with His
Material for . Team.
The Thinning Trip Helped in
Spite OF Bad Weather.

The Kaws are home and the first club
Of the Chicago American League club
is in town to play baseball this after
noon- The game was called on by cold
weather.
The Kaws now number about 80
men and about one-haf of this num-
Der are slated to go. Dale Gear and
his proteges arrived in Topeka in time
for breakfast this mornin.- and all are
likely looking lot.
The Kaws have had a good training
trip. The weather conditions were not
as pleasant as last year but even at
that. everybody appears to be in good
conditions The various players who
have been suffering with injuries or
sore arms or muscles are recovering
The Yannigan club postponed seven
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

mur bon ocn galtimorern, ionOern
BON alien 9lniucicnOen NIT loilteu
Subcl begriiBt wurOc. Gem Gortrog
oes 2ieOes ging 0ie 9lnfiinoigimg Der
bcporitcbenoen Stcrneubanner 6eicr
ooran. Inter Gcncit, melhe an Dem
Gon5ert tbeilnobmen beianoen iib
biclc 9eiuber bon $bilaOelpbia imO
gtcw Dorf, pcl6c Sanitag uno
Sonntog bier perbringcn.
GrobOem sic mciitcn Der 9luSfliig-
Ter crit 81 ip6tcr Stunoe 81 9ett &C.
gangcn moren 10 waren oo1 beIltc
iolt aac frii65eitig allf Den geineu,
unO ga Die Some i6re Strablen
6riideno bciB nicoerianotc, mar eS
fein @rnOer, ooB bon Dem Sotel Sc
hermann nad Dem 5tranoc elite.
gicIc benubtcn Sen 0}orgen 5u ci.
ner Segelpartie I'M Snlet, Die meiitcn
o6er pergniigten iicb bcim 9oO. 0aS-
icl6c gciHob am gtadmittag unO am
9(beno traien ii6 Die 9lltitdoter Dor
Dem gla9tcon5ert i'm Sslcswortb-
@arten ouf 0cm Stabl- imO N}iaio.
nen-&ier, no iie lid, Scoer nad iei-
mem cigcuen @cibmod, nad Screens.
luit onliiiirten.
Nlit 9cOouern miro Der morgigen
9iiidreiie nad Baltimore cntgegen
geie6en. Se0crmann 1T bier 10 5ll.
irieoen, oaB Der glbihieb uom Mlec-
resitrano idper faaeu miro. Gas
Gomite Der 9lltitdOter, al oeHen
Spite oer Sefrctdr ocs @creius, pr.
So6n S. @lori6aa, Itebt imo Ocnl bic
Serren GoparO s. Nlcc6on, u. @uD
Burlington sol. s. Nlit6ea. SEQ.
N}. 3apf unO 0berit Sncob @. Soof
er officio angeboren Bate fir Die @r-
furiioniitcn iol6' ouSoe5cibnctc 9lr.
rougemeiits eetroifeL DAB eS bcute
bon alien Sciten begliidpiiniAt
murOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
Der @eISmarh.

Dllnlteo Sl8ar Stores" be5aDlen llU
@ro5ent. - Qos glioeou auf oeu
9lfticnmorft bcbt iih lan9iom.
N1ebr GoIo fir europa.
Sym @clomorftc trot cine @erGnoe-
runq nidjt elm, Der gluSIonO. .@eblel.
furs mar unbcr1nocrt uno Elm nod.
trGgli6cs lcBteS @oIoerport Gns
Qoqement, Our6 pelCbes 81 100000
@icIO nod 8oris abgeihoben meroen
ioIlten murOc ais 8ufGliger Noh-
aIglcr betrohtet On Die @elobclpeg.
ing borlduiig ais abeeidloNcn CT.
o6tet miro.
Scr 8onomortt mar iinregelmo.
big. Snfernutiouol.5 .5teom &unp
Bombs DurOcn nod meiter bernbgc.
oriidt, Elm lcb6oitcs @ei6Gft ipiclte
iih Ill ocn 4.pro5entigcn Gonbcrti-
bIes Der 9. 81. Z unO in oen beridbic.
ocneu Hod. SSslano.9onOs db. Rc-
gierungSbonos ihloHcn unpcrdnocrt.
Siniidtlid Ger fdaieen ooer ci.
gcntlid iibcrfdaiecu Gntldcioung
Der 8erfebrs. .Gommiiiion betrcfis Der
bon Den 9obnen ecforocrten @rbob.
ung Der 6rodttoriie murOe bic an.
ccbIih bodwihtiee 0tittbeiluns &C;
mo6t, Die @ntiheiOung, bon 200
Sciten, elm nit Oer Shreibnioldine
bcreeitelteS Shriftitiid ooritcaeno,
meroc wabriAeinIi6 oni A. SuIi Der.
6iicntliht merOcn.
5tobl. unO SUPPER. 9lfticn gingerl
fclouocrs frdftig ouf sic Grboluug
Elm, obIdon ocr&upfcrpreis ouf 1872
Gents oos &funo ficl uno OoS 8e.
finocn Scr Stobl Snoultric oacs an-
rcrc cher ais eiinitig eenonnt weroen
fonn. @on 4roiiocnt 8ilion fam
sic 3ur Itc6cnoen EoeesporoIe wcr.
ocnoc @crliherlng iiber Den unnlit.
tclbur bcDoritcben0cn groBortigen
g8ieOeraufidwune, Der 5ur @ntfol-
tlng mr nod ouf ole 9Innobue Der
GIopton'iben 9lnti 9ruit @cicee
morte.
Die llnitco Cigar Stores So. bon
glcw SyerieD, cine Sobter @cicl.
ldoft Der limited Cigar Stores SO.
oi 9(ncrico, bat cine Dibiocnoc BON
55 &ro3ent crfldrt uno Die @cwinn.
DcrtbciIung fir oos loufen0e Sobr
oomit ouf 10 8ro3eut gcbroht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
aie gaAtaDter am WlccresitranDc.

9Imiiiircn iib na6 Ser8enSlult in Scr
fiibIcnocn 9riic ouf Dem
o9ooro @oIt~ in 9ltlantic GitD.
Soften cine ib0ne Ocreniiete
0fciie.-Obcrit s. @. Soof folg.
te ipGter.
0ie &oiioeicre bottcn Oie roiigIte
Soitnc ntitgcbrobt uno oieic quite
&olne muroe wdbreno ocr 6obrt
olrb quite llnterboItune nod beoeu-
tcnO crbobt. 0o Ger 3ug nirgcnos
Salt 81 MAIDEN bottc, ging ole 6obrt
raid bon Staten ino bereits Inn IL
llbr mar ooS 3icl crrci6t. QoS So
tel oSSsIesmortb,~ melAes bonn Ser.
Gin I'M &orous ais Solptquorticr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
Scirot6sliccnaen.

Soicp6 8oruobcj 26, unO ella
sc. @onfmillcr, "a.
Clifton u. @aDin, %, unO DlarD
G. 5dminfc, %.
SSo6n 8. 9icbbcl, 26, unO @ertrl-
&C 30. Drane, q.
Soiepb ". Sortinc, 26, uno 9(nita
@utero, 81.
Sobu $. @ottbems, 81, (8ittpcr)
ben Stolmton @o., uno Coma &.
S5ortmou 33, bon Baltimore.
GOworo 6. &aiifman o. bon 9to-
DIETER, So unO @ona Scnslcr, 81,
ben Baltimore.
@oltcr Clifton GurrD, "a, uno
2cnore u. Ytorgan 81, (8ittwc).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

gSei5en. 3uhibr 1920 8u.
idcl, 8crianot Oon oen GleOdtoren
41i Snihel glcDatoren Norratb
1928 guidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
o@intOn- DlOtor.GO

gringt .MoOeIle ouf Oen Morft.
g8os 9ller. @inton Der &rdii.
bent, ii6cr Oic ng8inton Sirg 5u
iogen bat. @unocrpolle gleue.
rllngen eingefiibrt. g(ae @ro.
ben peroeu bcr9eitcat.
Die n@inton.Woto Carriage 60"
bon GIeoelono, ole ibre bieiigen Ser.
foufsrGume an ocr Ode bon Dlt. go.
nal. uno glortb. .glbemlc, bat, nladt
bcfonnt. ooB ,8inton ScdS" 0lo.
DELL g}r. 81 fir 1915 icrtiggeltcnt lit
iinO bon beute ob gefouft werocn
fam 0icienigcn, Die ooS 1915.Wio-
rell idon friibcr III 9(uftrog ecse6eu
botten perocn in oen n1diten Sogen
ppn Der 6obrif in GlebeIono aus bic
reueItc ng8inton SehS" -Wioi6ine err
holten.
gQeronocr 8inton. Der Br1iioent
ser @eieaiboft iogt, Dab aud fir oas
neue Nlooell Die felt biclen Sabrcn
Derfolgten 5mci Filntte, ndnllid: me-
donii6e &oIlfommenbeit unO auffol.
lcnOc Sh0nbcit boil unO gon5 bco6-
tct ln0 auSgefii6rt iuuroen. aGlifcr
ron eritfloiligcn 9liltomobilen iagt
SEER &inton, boben @eihmod unO
ireroen ItetS sic goIlfon1menbeit ci-
ner Moidine oncrfennen un0 aud
pcrlongen. Cine erltflaliigc Dlaidi.
ne muB ibren Gieentbiimer ieoer'
seit befrieoiecn. sic muB INNER I'M
Stanoc iein sic auf lic gclcbten @r-
portunqen boil uno gon5 81 redtier.
tigcn. g8ir morcn benliibt, unicrc
S9ogen BON Sobr 5u Sobr IN Oicieul
Sinnc at Derbeiiern unO 5u perooIl.
itdnoiecn.
9os t915.W}o0eIl lit nit ieOen
ocnfboren 9cqucmlibfcitcn perleben.
aaufcr cr6olten Die M}oiHine nit ei.
nem elettriiden oOer 2uft. 3iinOer of.
ne beionoe glnrc6nino. gGnoere
g(usitottlingen lino; poIIltdnoiee clcf.
trii9c 2i6teinriHtung, cine glngora.
fea.Dcde fir cine &crion, @orbdnge,
S6ubgloS geeen 9iegen alarcn's
cleftriihcs 8orn Morner's erIttlnlll'
ger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, cine
%oItbom S.Toge- llbr, neu cntiporle.
nc GeifenbGltcr am bintercn Ebell
Scr Wloibine, o6uebmbore Nelfen'
aroitpunpe unO cine pollltonoIge
@erf3eugatsitottrng.
0os W2oOcll 81 III cine outtollcn'
&c S60nbcit. Der 9ou 1T ebenmd.
sie uno clcgant lno miro iiherIib
6ei fcincr onoercn Danidine> in 10.
rollfommcncr ggeiic gefunoen per.
Sen fonnen. Scoer Tbcil ocs Pluto.
lnobiIs 1T ncu entporien uno per-
bclieri mor0en.
Ger %rciS zines fiinflibiqen Mo.
bcIs glr. 81 BON ~g8inton Seds be.
trdgt $3,250 Scrncr perocn ia.
briairt s., 6. rmo 7.libiqe Touren.
iuoqen in peridicoeuen Sormen 81.
moulincs peroen nit offener uno qe,
idIoRener 6ront oneefcrtiet. 9ic
,Binton Gompognie" fertigt 9ogen
nit @orliebe nod beiouoers ae.
ipiinidtem ylllIter OIL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
3m bcrfanfcn:


3n Ucrinnfcn:
Gr. 5tS, gioros SulionGloc; balo.oela1lrl,
6 8immer, RQnirn uito 9no; i'm 3nltanoe crs
iier Nlaife $1,000 9icrre g. Iuaan q yles
pBcu, t6 Sit-2cringtunsStr. tSuni26-2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

@crIangt i'm gIlacmcincu.
S1eirathsncindl.

Sin lnicuiecnier foh0er iunecr aRann. %
Sabre alt 9enii6er, Yrcfeiilog @ol6l1mleo
bnIber nit einer iunOen Same aus reltaibier
Sdmilie nit eituas &crm0aen. nm eipenes
Sem 81 qriinben 60idit ge6cien, Glterten
in Der 6rpcoiiion cin3ureiden inter Gublinben
M g. a." (Suni27-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

YW NrfInNTrN.
Ga3immcr &iQa Dab. @nnirh &jns Gefri7
sifdi' Snrnace Gbit, icincS g9aiier n glder
peinte Ne6inounocn. MeDme Aelair Jioao
@eiirifhe his isrdnflnsgloc nno qebe 10 Niis
nnien 1itl1 bis Sippcls9loe. Snu Sippel,
Gpenibiimcr. (Suni2l-2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
8n Oerfanfen
0SerSem Sic 6ns Sabr UOr-
itbcr gebcm lafIcit, Ubnc
ielbit ben Samplat 5m
5u fnmfem 2

Sett 1T bic 3eit, SIR @rnnOitiid
anS5mua6lcu nO iid 6ereit 5n ma.
dcn, cntiueOer in Oieiem Serbit OOcr
bel 3citen i'm naditen 6rii6ja6r 3m
bnncn. @arnm MAIDEN Sic Ocn 9ln-
fang nidt? SOmmcn Sic Bcrans
nad
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
Baltimore Wlarftberidt

5amltag q. Siini 1914.
W cbl 3umbr 4l40 6diicr,
cinibIieBIid 434 5diicr Bl 2ocitit.
Boint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

%aHc sur Olciie in's glusIanb heiorat
6. 0latas, glr. Alb, SitsSMtimUrer Ctr,
Rabe Gnitun SuMie ape-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-03
Z 6 8.

AAts@ %h+- 1917
@r6e.t. Gifuuunq tOffeno uns Res
halls mijrti3 gum Gmpf0ngen i1Tes
2obnes.
She id,6ntn I~e;opoIeu 4ugen f.
hen rings in bic 8uuoe. Ijeie Serrs
lidlteit bate lie eHttpeibt ogeh ein
tummeypolIes Geiiht!
Niht olein ilrs W;t0y6eit in
oi.ier Gtopiung ofnea.sihen Bate
fe peridgt, %ionoern ol6 ben 0ant
bafir. 0atie fatrcni.ii6ti9 pom
9oiten ptihen lpousn. Sri er aud
ncb 10 pin3i9 uno tru5om mod 10
Tttper ME mebr, Pie mehr,
0eid3ten Shrittes ging tie ouf
idmaIem qfao neben Der 8iele bo=
bin, auf beren @ologtiin iid anges
mad Iangs maIeriI6e S6atten leg
ten = S9atten. bic bus Sonneus
Ittt UNI 10 9Iiibenoer, nm 10 psrbsis
bunespoler madten.
@m onberen Sage bate MaIpe
Slid nit ibrem Sang UNI @rbett.
Sit traf ben Chef lelbit.
Sn elmer Der erften a~unitbnnoIuns
gen Der tunitfreuoigen Stoot Ieete
fie ibre 3eidnungen Dor.
Ser elegante iun9e Snbaber elmer
oIten renommierten 6irma fano Die
@rbeiten i'm gon5en ipmpatbii6, eins
selne gut, peni9e io9ar febr gut.
Gr b%egeenete Der id0nen 9srfsrs
tiqerin als Gentleman nit r~itterli@
der S0flidteit, tonnte itr ober mes
Mig Soffnung MAIDEN. ieIbit Nbnebs
mer ibrer Nrbsiten gu neroen.
I'D made meme 8e1telunQen Bel
ben &initlern uno III ben 8unitgiebes
reien fait ousnabmslo5 no6 Wps
beQen, renn i'd nidt brett Origis
nolorbeiten eriperbe. SOFT ME lofe
i9 mad @orlngen o%nfertigen", iogte
er behouerno uno bate an9eiihts oes
Shottens, Der. lire Mu9en iiberSog.
an liebiten bic iGmtliden Gntpiirfe
fir idpers8 0sIo nngenommen, Qber
ipenn er bos mirflid tat. NodbeiteIs
lun9en tonnte er niht MAIDEN. uno
fomit ipiirbe i6r I'M Grunb: bod
nidt 9eboIfen iein.
Gr i9pb in elmer Dirt @erIegen,
beit Die 8lotter bin uno Der.
Sic muBte offenbor grobs Soft
nun9en ouf i'm geiebt boben, Wer
peiB, lpie n0tig oieiem munoerf60s
nen @sid0pf Der Grl0s i9rer arbsit
mar!
Sbne b%ringenoe Notpenoi9teit hats
10 lie SiherIih mint hip{en Mnnn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-03

GdIisBIic9 erlport:ts 7e niats
mebr, nahm iarsi9eHo, ilaalps ale
9srneiuungtn ibyer 8uni1e hin.
N6er ie tat aud uitts ms6r.
9ampfmiloe. ay5sitsm5oe gtaste lie
oa5 @aupt.
llno mejnte moh, in mau4er lans
gen. triben Stunoe, Gr3l5uu1 in
bas Geitit itt oues. il TAI msby.
OILS bic @oyiebung geyeaterpcjie pon
ibr perIangen tonHe.
SeBt in Nnbtid ojeier int 6ra6te=
tragen p~ran9enoen Groe iant Is ME
Elm S6Ieier Don ibrem 3a9enoeu &c.
nit.
Sic bsgriff: Bitten 1T ni4ts, fpern
Die Heitere 3uOeridt auf GrfiQung
fehIt. 9Idubig uno frob ME Elm
Sinh muB i'd p~ertrouen, muB felt
uno uncridijtter,id iiber5eugt isin BON
meirem 4nteil an allen unsrmsbli>
den 8itern Der NsIt. muB our9
freuot9e Qrbeit. purd froblidss
SOFTEN ben 9eber ouer @oben ebren.
Sd bin ni6t bereit gefpeien gum
Gmpfange. borum, neil i'd an tein
Slid mebr gIaubte.
Mein furhterfiiates, mates !Ser5
ftommeIte nobI iein Sitternoes Sc
bet in Nnoit unb S4mer3, ober es
nubte nid)t, bab es laut uno freus
big ipreaen burfte: Gu. S40pfer
oieier ijberrei6en Grbe, boit 10 piel.
Glib ou6 mir mein Redtl Sd pero's
neroienen unp bid Iieben.
Meitge0ffnet Iaben Malpes @us
gen in ole Yrodt binaus. llno nab
renb pieIes S9nusn8 itrablte nit
benz 9eriteben Elm 6reuen in ibnen
ouf.
Gum eritenmoI isit Ionqem fiiblte
fie Iih nidt oIs 4us9eIdlpFene bon
SonneniHein uno 6reuoe.
Sn Wsbmut i6mol8 Die Storrheit
ibres S6mer5es. llnb fart unb be-
freienb BON tntenIoier Gr9ebung
itr0mte Elm neuer Wiue, cine begliits
tenOe arbeitstroFt i9r our4 9er3
uno 0lieoer.
@lauben. oaB man mas lam,
9louben an ben Grfolg ebrlifen
Strebens, glouben nit heiterem @ers
trousn an ben bonn Sa0pfer perbeis
benen Nnteil zines leoen on ben
S6dben Der Melt - oo8 1T Die Co
iung.
9ront Dor Gebniuht bate tie ii6
por toum elmer Stunpe in oos buff
tenoe. peide Gro5 iinten Iaiien,
nidts onoeres mini6enb, nls 10
It'll nno obieits bic Nuoen f6l!efen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-03

srobtn Game ouf einem ieiner Som
torTtiibIe.
Sin itneae8. tleine3 QdheIn Inls
flee i6rea Wuno, ais fe ieiHe treu-
bera;ee 4uteilnahms 9~tipabrte.
Dor renigen Stunpen nod bate
lie duberIid tolt uno b%ctfabreno.
innerli9 3erriTen uno esoemiitigt,
ibre 3eidnungen 3uiammen9erafit
uno nit tur3sm GruB nas Simmer
perIahen. SeBt iagts lie in idon
balbQetroftstem Son:
Sic tauQen nitts2"
sOoa. 0pd!." periiGsrte er eifris,
.Obne ,3peifeI, sndoises 5rduIein,
Sic taben Grfinoun9sgabs uno aud
srfreuIids 2sdnit. Dies ll~brgebdu=
fe gum 9eiipieI, bo itedt mas briu.
Sic bob'n mas bineingeIe9t. bos BIZ
rett patt - nGmli6 Beetle. llebers
boupt, 0:n mir 10 ipmpatbiiden
Sill: epIe Giniadbeit, ben trasen
ale SIRE Gntipiirfe - ubsr"
.Iber9" fragte is II bod nit
9er5tlppfen.
.G5 1T nihts fur mi9 - neil
chen meine 5irmo ouf gang nnoern
prin5ipien baiiert. aoufmGnniI9
lam ih Sbnen oos uidt 70 tIarma.
den uber"
.No6 Elm Mber?" MaIpe erbob
Td. Gdlont itonD lie oo. Gin bibs
den bIoB unb trourig itredte tie bic
!Sono nod ibren 3eifnun9sn aus.
.Gs tut mir Ieto, Shre 3eit per'
sebli6 in InIprua genommen gu
baben"
Gr bate no69eionnen.
n9errgott!" unterbrod er nun hire
etpos iteifen Worte. ~Wis tonnt' i'd
benn baran ni6t benten!" Gner.
Sid podte er GILES in bic Moppe
unb rei6te iie MoIpe bin.
,5rduIein bon 8eeten, bite, BE.
miiben Sic fih nit Shren Irbeiteu
io9lei6 gum 9pttor 0robouer, 81.
rector Der &unItgetperbei9uIe. n6ier"
er mari eini9e 3etlen ouf feline
@~iiitentarte = has mag Sbnen eli
ne tleine Gmpfeblung iein. Nir ilnp
ndmIi6 S6uItameru0en, uno 9es
meinfom periibte Sugeuoitreihe iino
ia elm Sitt fiirs 2eben. SD bpffe
8uperfidtlid. boB mein 6reunb Sbs
men Den u1erbeften aot erteilen
ipirb."
M}aIps reidte ibm Die 6anb.
rSie fino iebr freunoIif, !Serr
Nrnoloienl Sd firdte 3rpor, ou4
ben !9errn pergebIth 81 bemijbsn" =
The Washington times., 1914-04-08
CHANGE OF PASTORS
FAILS TO END ROW
some Families to Quit Ryland
Church, Although They Ad-
mire Rev. W. |. Mckinney.

The selection of the Rev. N. l. Nc
= enney. present rector az Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church, as sue
ssor TO the Rev. Edward Gallagher,
=. Ryland Church. while generally sat
factory, has failed 20 wipe out the
satisfaction in the congregation that
suited from the recent differences be-
tween Mr.. Gallagher ana his choir.
A member Of the delegation Of wom-
en- which went TO .SLmberIa nd, Md.
10 irsist upon Mr. Gakaghers return to
Ryland paNorate, declared this morn
ing that several families have deter
mined TO withdraw from that CHURCH
d affiliate with some other The
seaker said this decision on the part
the reCalcitrant members was rot
Ie to any dissatisfaction with MIR. Nc
~nney. but was the result OF disin-
nation on their part 10 worship in the
ime CHURCH with members Of the choir
whom they attribute the recent
Ouble
Supporters OF those members Of the Of
ial board VINO opposed Mr.. Gal
agher's return, on the other hand. are
ieased at Mr. NcKenney's appoint
Ient- One member OF the board in
'mmentlng on the appointment. said:
We are tickled to death. Mr.. Nc
enney is a big man: he has held more
uPortant charges than Ryland, and
led them with ability. The church is
pleased that practically the entire
nsregation is now arranging a large
ereptiOn for the new pastor and his
fe- This function may be held next
eek"
M McKenney declined to say in what
Ganner he proposes to deal with the
Sturbed conditions at Ryland or 20
~ that he would appear cognizant
at differences exist among his congre-
. alton