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Evening star., 1914-08-09

association OF artist-artisans as they call
themselves. in other words the Wiener
Werk-statte who turn out original and
enchanting costumes for Austrian women
of exclusive taste.
The Wiener Werk-statte frock worn et
Bar Harhor was infinitely coduettish. II
was made of black and white chiffon in
an odd all-over black effect intricately
designed. the solid touches OF contrasting
color being given by collar and full
bishop sleeves of white organdie and bv
a tasseled tie of black velvet. The or
candle sleeves We're also tied in around
the wrist with black velvet ribbon, CO.
uuettish little bows finishing the wrist
band of black velvet The general effect
of this chiffon costume was that Of an
unbroken silhouette. FOR the Russian
blouse bodice fell over the waist line upon
the skirt: but so soft was the Chiffon
and so loose in arrangement that il blew
about as its wearer moved. revealing the
trim lines of a lifted foundation frock Of
white pussywillow silk beneath. The
skirt had two tunics. pointing downward
at front and back. each edged with a
narrow. pleated ruffie Of the material
The points of the lower tunie fell over
the underskirt. but It's upward slope al
the sides revealed the fact that the un-
derslsirt was no skirt at all. but gath
cred bag with slashes through which To-
pass the feet Very pretty buttoned boots
of patent leather with tops Of pale gray
kid added emphasis to the smariness OF
this black and white costume from Aus
tria A hat of whites hackle feathers
added the final note Of chic
x ss
Many of the new afternoon frocks worn
at recent auction parties at Newport Bar
Harbor and Southampton have shown the
basque motif. One very interesting model
with a basque patterned after the mascu-
iStc at
affair last week. The waistcoat and
very long tunc finished with piped seal
lops at the bottom. We're of striped pussy
willow silk in tints of faint rose tur-
quoise palest buff and lavender. The
| tunic fell to the ankle ard beneath was
an extremely narrow skirt of lingerie fab-
ric Under the sleeveless waistcoat
basque was a long-sleeved chemisette or
| the same lingerie fabric. At the front the
waistcoat was a smart basque. ntted pN
Fuckers at the side seam and center front.
/ where was a line of amethyst-colored glass
buttons. But at the back the waistcoat
| revealed its true nature. for II was drawn
| in exactly like mans waistcoat. by a
narrow strap belt buckled at the center.
| The buckle of silver was. however. mere
lily an ornament The belt was adjusted
underneath by snap fastener.
| Basques of dark fabric SO trinity fitted
| to the figure that they are almost severe
contrast oddly with fluffy skirts OF lace
and chiffon fiounces. The more severe
the basque grows the more coquett'sh
grow skirts-which is all very prophetic
Of return of styles of the eighties.
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embraces some creed, turns to some shrine, Wor-
ships some conception OF a God.
All men have some kind OF religion. In our
text and the connecting verses three kinds OF re-
ligion suggested.
First, the religion OF profession. Second, the
religion of merit or works Third, the religion OF
hearing.
/. We learn that mere profession will not
stand the test in that day.
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to night by women who have nothing
else to do. from noon until night by
women who can get through the duties
of their day in time. and from dinner
time TO midnight by women who are too
old or too sedate to be interested in the
dancing craze Even the auction devotees
take a hand. or. as the Irishman says.
shake a foot in the dancing enthusiasm,
and rare is the evening auction party
nowadays that does not end up with a
few one-steps and hestations.
So the evening card gown must be of
a sort that permits OF dancing. though in
other respects it is simpler and less
extreme in decolletage than the regula-
ton evening or dancing costume. After
dinner at the fashionable weekend
house party the card tables are brought
out and those of the guests who do not
prefer to wander about or sit out on
the terrace spend the evening at auction
and sometimes the winnings at these
fashionable auction games are high. in
deed. Every summer hotel now has It's
card room where the auction players
form into groups of an evening. In the
mornings the tables are set on the YER
anda or out under the trees on the lawn,
and while her husband wreStles with
business in a torrd office in town,
madam sits in her cool white frock under
the trees cogitating over matters con-
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hopes OF lne mere ploleSsoi IL Is hot
enter the kingdom of heaven, but he
is in heaven"
the spiritual significance of Gods word.
They feed on the polernic, the meta
physical features of the Scriptures and
on the abstruce doctrinal views and pass
by the bread of life spread for those
who wisely hear.
One may hear the gospel and yet be
destitute of true religion. The man who
built his house upon the sand was
hearer of the word And every one that
heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth
them not. shall be iikened to foolish
man, which built his house upon the
sand and the rain descended and the
floods came and the winds blew and beat
upon that house, and II fell. and great
was the fall OF it
For all forms of religion the testing
dav is coming. In that day the true
and the false shall be disclosed.
The Master speaks of that day" as II
every one knew of its coming. There is
| a universal foreboding Of day Of reck-
| oning. Mans moral reasoning as we'll ae
| pointed.
That day" is the one to which all other
| days point
In that day all self-deception will be
| made manifest The false religionist will
| be rejected and the true only be accepted
Take heed and beware.
| Not every one that sayeth Lord, Lord
| shall enter the kingdom OF heaven
| Something more than profession will bt
| required.
Not every one who claims to have don'
dom of heaven Heaven is not merited b!
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@unnap @orning Ualk.
Tbe Uestiug Zap.
Bp Narbep s.. 9rmin.

MANY shall say to in that day. Lord Lord nave we
not prophesed in Thy name and in Thy name nave e ~
dels7 and in Thv name done many wonderful WORKS: ana
1 -, 7 ,-ofess INTO them | never knew you; depart
from me We that work iniquity"-Matt 7:2l-27
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human deeds 1t is the heritage Of those
only who do the will Of the Father.
which Is in heaven.
..Be not deceived; God is not mocked.'
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Not every one Lord Lord shall enter INTO
the kingdom
We Christian nation We erect churches ana
recognize Bible but conduct does
M, conform to our profession Profession people
individual is not always Many who Lord Lord
with the lips Him the heart and HE
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pink. Tiny roses gather in the tunic
above the embroidered flounces. and the
white straw hat is trimmed with pink
ribbon, lace and roses Very French IN
effect is wide sash of pale blue ribbon,
tied at the front White buttoned boots
accompany the frock.
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That awful day Will surely come.
The appointed hour makes haste,
When / must stand before my Judge
And pass the solemn test.

Man has been called "a religious animal
He worship some superior beihs
or power and he has capacities for worship
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NJ. has to sojourn
briefly at a FASH
ionable s u m m = r
hotel-a n V w here,
this wide land over
to be convinced
{ h at bridge or
auction bridge as
the game is now
called aas lost not
a whit of its
vogue. Auction is
played from morn
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THE formal bridge party. perhaps given
/ for charity's sweet sake. demands
the very prettiest and smartest costume
one owns Here is a bridge costume IN
tended for wear at Bar Harhor. "nere
afternoon bridge is much in vogue. Inc
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NF the more elaborate type of lingerie
- costume. this frock of embroidered
batiste is we'll suited to afternoon brldee
in a community where smart dressing Is
the rule The creamy batlste ls EN-
broidered in self tone and in delicate
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dainty frock is of pleated daphne silk in
palest lavender tint combined with cream
lace A hat of violet straw trimmed with
a cluster of violets intensifes the color of
the frock. Most graceful is the cape OF
black satin, the lining of pale green pussy
willow silk being much in evidence.
Evening star., 1914-08-09
Recommendations.

The general committee in Mexico
brought in a series of resolutions.
some of them of great Importance.
The committee recommended:
!. THE appointment of committee
Of five. of whom four should be mis-
sionaries at work In Mexico. and to
preparing a paper to be entitled "A
Message to the Mexican People, This
message to be patterned after the
Message to the Japanese People, pub
lished last year and signed by zoo
missionaries at work in Japan
2. That while the various evan
gelical bodies of Christians at work
in Mexico should each retain its own
denominations name that henceforth
all the churches should be known by
the common appellation of The Evan
Eelical Church of Mexico It being un-
derstood that the special name of the
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of all the boards so that the entire ter
ritory should be occupied; that there
should be no congestion of schools OF
churches, and that denominations cioseiy
affiliated, like the northern and south
ern Baptists, northern and southern
Presbyterians. should, so far as possipie,
be given distinct sections OF the country
contiguous. SO that the work might pe
carried on more efficiently.
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Significant Statement.

The committee in closing its report
adopted the following significant state
ment:
TT is not within the province or power
of the committee to indicate any with
drawals or transfers which might be
made by particular agencies and we
recognize that there are denominations
which do not feel free to share in any
plan of territorial assignment of respon-
sibility, but we recommend that in the
development Of the work in Mexico and
in the effort to provide for the occupa-
ton Of the whole country the following
denominations be regarded by this con
ference as primarily responsible for the
occupation and missionary cultivation OF
the states Indicated"
1t then suggested and the conference
adopted the suggestion, tentative divi-
sion of territory for the various boards
represented in the conference
Evening star., 1914-08-09

It IL said that the native churcn in
the Fiji Islands gave $4,000 Tor foreign
missions last year.
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Naie.Waa.

Jn oem stiiristn .rit.n SpisI. Der
Seris aipiIhen ben .Nees" nno sanrs
biitditn" In ct. aouis btoisntsr
Shlsnbtrer YinsIins limb Jdn9sr
Glarie unisr GsItIb sssen Rpbinfoa
reip. Wtnso fiir bic @ssn.r. 1rob
ibrer Risjenarbsit In ben bsiOsn gNlts
len am Sonntag iinb Der srmiiotnoen
Nahtfabrt duf Der giisnbdba ginseH
uLiere Sunsfns init fIaren Nussn rlo
unseIhDdGter gnersie in ben Rampf
unb erntsteri 9lsid i'm 5iptiten Ganse
burt 5 9reffsr A lGufs. qlnd Die
ct. Coulter ertpisisn fif fart or;
Bot. llnIere Sungsns mdHttn ID
areffer unS 2 ysblsr ssssn IL 2rei'
fer unb feb!.rfreiss Spisl. Was ben
Nsbs ben Siss bru6ts, mar ibr m.is
iterbaftes Yaienlaiifen. 5obliBel.
Sersos unb gaisboff maren unIsrs
feiten S6ldser nit ie 2 5reifern. bns
runtsr m,br.re breibaiiss. YiuslifJ
nuroe pGbrsnb bss Spieles oard
Dpualab unb oisIer ourb Gear aos
esl0it. pGbrenb bic 8egner fosar bel
ipeitsre Sdlsubsr.r In oert admpi
bradten. qluf unisrtr Settle puro.n
q geaen 2 luftfadler Sur 8ant zee
Ianot unS 2 ssssn 3 GreipdHe CUR l
8lIe perItenit. glls Sdisbsrihtsr
funsirtsn Ortb uno 8pron.
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eintriit, lie burG3uberdtben. Den
3rnit Bills lpia man gang beipnbers
nidt nube ireten. Sn bieTent 6dlle
Iino au6 iubiianiielIe @riinbs porbun-
ben. Sine oanSe gln5dbl Senaturen
fiirCbtet. cab bic pom prdlibenten ems
pfoblenen Bills benz 2anbe brett
ihaben iperben uno einpanbsfreie
Bills laIien iid niht dbfaien. Die
QnIi6t 1T pprberri6eno, bab bas jeBt
beIteRnbe @eIeB beNer 1T, uls alle
neuen @prIagen, ihon bespegen, lpeil
bas @efeb pnn ben Seridten ausses
leat lporben 1T, baber ieine srasipaite
betannt lit. BON neuen @eieBen peiB
man nift, tpie bic @eriate iie uuffai>
len, reIp. serpfliiden merben, pds
iddbIi6 .auf bic @sihdfte pirten
mub, pa glismanb iid auf llnternebz
munaen einluiien pirb, 10 lanse er
ni6t bic 9stpibbeit bat, cb bas Inter
nebmen, in peIfes grobe &apitalien
aeitedt lperben, Dor pem 9eIeb lnb ben
geridten beIteben tann. Inter bieien
lr,itGnDen piiroe cine baloige Wers
taaung ii1 aIs elm Segen fir bas
2ano uno cine Freuoe fir bic 8onT
areB MitaIieper ertpeiien.
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ben plan. cine Hegierllne ein5nieBen,
ab0eIebnt. Gr bebauptet, bob cr Die
Resierlln9 Werifos reptGTentirt uno
baB bas Nuslanb tein Red]t babe, ii9
in bic inneren 4ngelegenbeiten Wferls
tos eirSumiIfen.
Sn bieier perfabrene1 Gage mar es
fir BEN prdiioenten cine Rettung,
baB bic biplomatiIben 8ertreter pon
9lr9entinien, YraIilten unb Chile in
Waibinstpn lid erboten, IN Wlsrito
au permitteln. SEPT bereitete bet
Yriiibent ben WGnnern, bic ibn aus
ieiner @erlegenbeit befreiten, Sdfpies
rioteiten, irbem er ibnen porihrieb,
auf pel6er 9runblaee lie bic 6ries
Observation-Disclosures fii6ren iollsn,
anitatt linen hierin freie !Sanb gu ldl'
len. Wenn mir es aut nift tpiHen,
10 lGbt ii6 bod permlitben, TAB bic
qenannten Diplomntsn anfGnglih auf
Der 8uiis eine 9eritGnbiguns aptihsn
6uertd unb Garranaa permitteln
ipolltsn. Dn lie aber bic Miinife oes
grGIibenten beriidiidtigen muBten,
10 fiibrten lie bic llnterbanolungen
nit Suertas 9srtretern, ba Garrntl5d
Die Spnferen3 nidt bsihiden pollts.
Sebt no lie bic llnterbunbIungen,
lppbloemertt nu6 ben Wiinihen oes
0rdIibsnten. bem 9lbIhlub nabe ge4
braft taben, bsitebt Der prditoent
auf Der 3ulaHung BON earran6as
0eleooten. Der @runO bisrfiir II
leitt 9enug 81 perItsben. Dem prail'
berten III in Der eIften Stunoe etn9ss
fallen, pas er BON oornberetn bate
lpiiTen ioIlen, bub er, uenn Garrarla
lid, Der 8pnfsrsn5 niht untsrptrtt,
oe,ipunaen, iein ipirb, bic Wnffsn 9e'
een i'm su erersifen. glatiirIit tdnn
bieTe Giniidjt i'm nidt aus Der Yer.
le0enbeit retteH, oenn garran5a nil
feline 0elegaten nift uuf bic aon'ss
ren3 Ihiden, I'M iid ibr gu untsrlper'
fen, ionbern I'm 3eit 5ur poli9en
9ernihtuno 6uertus gu 9eiplnntn.
Der ein3i0e 2lustpss, Der bsm Yra'
Iibenten psrblsibt, in eits unbsrt Eat
tit sinsuI@laQsn inbsm er WSerlto ilb
IelbIt iitsrldtt. Mit isSem 2aae Der.
pitelt CT iit mshr, bab er 5ulsst 'id
aar ni6t bsruusFinbsn .onn, iuts oas
an bem @erbaIten asgsn Die bsutIten
0ompfsr su sriebsn 1T. Die aontus
iion, in ipelfe sr in bieiem 6olle gs.
rat6sr III, lam man tdum nnoers
lpie als ioa besei6nsn. Gr fi9rt arles
oeoen Susrtl unb ertlGrt, oab sr ists
nsn arisg fiibrt. Gr bat tetne
glpdabe gegen bic msgtiantlde
Siiite ertlGrt unb iibt bas gloddoe'
r,ft aus. Gr srtldrt BEN aus.
fpdrtiaen Sanbsl nit Wlsrito fir frel
unb beftroFt auspGrtiSs Shltfe, DIE
mil Werito 6anbel treiben. Dem
prdfibsntsn ipate idliebIi6 bod Die
Giniiht tommsn, bab sr ii6 aug Der
IGferlihen situdtion, in pelde er ll4
psritridt bat, frsi ma6sn mub.
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gterblidt tritsberi@t.

gmilis gruNsnmsp.r, 8 aass. 3ll6
Siab!ono @pe., ShpGGe.
Selsn Bertrand, 8 W0nats, 7l9
Nlabe Ctr, Sdnddt.
gopbi. guns.rs, 45, 1922 GIN
9lpe.. Observation-Disclosures.
SuIius Blubau, 65, 800 on IL.
Ctr, glaienleibtn.
Econ ginbsim. SO. 369Sopsu Ips,
BluiD,rsiftuns. o,,,
syannie Roi,ntbaI, rs, "a Albanp
9lpe.. grsiienbranb.
glaomi Sadfon, 73, 4255 Sanslano
Ctr, @sbirnidlas.
SoIepbine pearee, 81, 5734 81.
Glmo 4pe., leberleiben.
Usarimilian Glsbsrno, %, 9oipital
aum 8armberaisen Samaritsr. Hlinos
rarm,ntsiinouns.
giiIabeib Woeita, 79, Alb 8aip'
thorn. apenue, Snqueit in S4p.bs.
glmelia RorbmaR, 20. 7O6 Carr
Ctr, Gdptnbiu4t.
Sobn Sries, 73. 22o3 Queen eitp
9lpe., Risrenl.ib.n.
Wiaria 4mluns, 80. "a oft 8.Str,
Gei6piir i'm 8sbirn.
Senrb 8. spieb. 81. 3642 Carr
tbaae @penue, 9sI4piir i'm @ebirn.
9lusuit Ropsr, 81, 125 Wtf We'
Waillan Strab., MISUNDERSTANDING.
Dapib Sarris. 61, 1015 Usouno
Ctr. Observation-Disclosures
Nora Sipler. 3 Wonats, 1897 elm
Ctr, 2unssnsntSiinbung.
Carl 9rimmer, 2 Wlonott. 1725
0ine Ctr, GhpGfe.
gliiab.tb Rsubani.r, GO, 27055adr
berrp Ctr, Gsbirnidlas.
ausuita ORANGE. 76. 2ebman RS,
aunstnentSiinbung.
Qorman gt.ib, 19, 1921 ainsoGtry
5tr5leiben.
Qibnsr sborp., 73, 512 prOfp.et
plaee, 2Gbmung.
gtb.l Gbislbs. %. 431 Gsorgs
Ctr, aunssnsntSiInbnns.
Wlarp SisItenpobl. AZ, SAB St ".
berth Ctr. Gsbirni6Ias.
Dolores Wsbmdnn. 8 Wonatt. 47O8
Sarris Ctr. 9uusentntsiinoung.
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eokal.Derid)t
leiteral easeriider llntsrit. .srein.

ei6eral gaseriidjer lIHterit. @erein.
sssn CHRIS. Gafs' Saus. 121 Weft
glbsr Gtrab., fanb sefsrn 4benb bic
r.setmdbise @srIammIuns bes 2ibe.
ral 8upsrifdtn untsriiiisunsspsr.
ems itaii, In psIdsr Serr Saeob
Jlid ben WorTb unb Ssrr Gsc. 8.
3itt bas prptofoa fiibrte. an pier
srtranits WlitgIisber lpuroe bic ftatus
tsnssmdBs llntsritiibuns i'm 8etrds.
BON $29 3ur 3abIuRs ansspieisn. @uf
eHgegangens GinIabuussn bin ipurbs
beihlDiItn, bab iid Der @srtin an bsm
picnic bss D.utidsn Webs.r Mrs
better lint. @ersins, bas amSams.
tag, 20. Suni, in asi9ratbs pari
itdttfinbtt, Toipis an BEN Jriibidbrss
fsit oes DsutlGsn altsnbims, ipeldss
om Samitas, q. Suni, auf ben @ns
ltoIissriinbsn peranitaItst iptrben jOII.
boIl51blis bsthsiIies. g)raiibent Tlid
ndbm bic @sl,gsnbeit tpabr, ben Wlifs
sIiebsrh fur bic 5abIrti@s gstbsiIisuns
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Gar nnS gnto farambOlirrsu.

CT. Sobn q. SbiaI, bon go. 1919
Dornan glpenue. true In Der Cont.
taa gsadyt @erleeungen I'M @eiidt
unb aorper Sopon, als bas BON ibm
aeienfte slitomobil an Der Spring
@rope slpenue iinb 9urgopne Ctr.
nit elmer GoIerain aIuenue Gar tol.
IiSjrete.
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9as srbk.re &6ln.

Qus S6ln pirb asI6rieben Wil!
Der erioleten Innabme Der Eolner
GinasmsinOunss i'm Serrsns
baus iit bic gntihsibuna. bic sDnis!'as
gsnemiauna pprausseiebt, asfdlleE:
bic Ra6bar9emeinben Wii!heim lro
Msrkim baben ibrs Sslbitdnoisiest
perlpr.n unb Iinb bem mGhtissn aOts
Der beg alien unb bod etpis iunssrl,
ia ieben Sao BON neuem iih psrlin1
asnoen a5lns ansssliebert tpOrosn.
llnb Golonia ariibt ibre bsIosn
iiinoern S9peitern unb heibt tie I'm
reusn gunbe piltpmmen. 9riibt oor
alien bic Nadbarituot Wliilbsim. ne
heuts aur Stpeitsritaot aetporben II.
Ridt INNER baben bic beiben phRe
nodbarliten aampf uno Streit dus7
tommen t0nnen. llno bas mar ndilr-
lid, uno aei6ob nit pollem Hedt.
Wenu atpei nebeneinanoer bauen lIno
brinoen es pornGrts in ibrem StnT'
fen 10 bub ibnen bic 8renaen ibr,s
2anDes ALL ena tpsrten uuo lie iid nit
ben Guenbpaen itoben. - ieoer ipiro
folhen aumpf peritsben! gr lit cbr'
lid; benn beibe tpOllen oasislte 3isl:
i'd, entfaIten, ii6 entipidtln sum
@ob!e Der QQasmsinbeit. Darum III
&c audi ni6t Elm geiiegtn lno llntsr'
lieeen, penn in bisiem aumpf Der cine
iif md6tiger ertpsiIt uno Der anbse.
itatt hen W.ttftrsit aui bic SpiBs AZ
trsikn, bic 6anO sum friebIihen
gunbe reitt; es lit Elm @ebot Ser
&lusheit, Elm Spier piellei6t fiir lee
men ifolsen. unabbansisen Sinn. aber
Elm Spfer. bag er Der aaatmeinbeit
brinot.
g}iht leitt mag es anfands benz
iuna.n, aufitrsbenben Miilbeim nee
tporben fsin, feline Selbitdnbisieit
aufsuaeben unb ben Wea Der &lua'
belt su beinreiten, bic ben 4ni6lnB
On bas tdrters unb mddtiaere &0ln
perlanete. WiiIbeim hattie iih in ben
lebien Sahraebn!en auiebeHoes entfpt'
delt, unb bieie jtetia fortihreitenSt
Gntpidlund CAB ibm pielleift ben
Wut6 Der SoffnunG feinsn Wsa in
Der 3utunft olIsin athen su tsnnen.
9oppelt freut es ben &DIrer babst.
tpenn CT bsute einen sbsnbiirtiaeu
@eaner aIs Trsunb beoriiben bari.
boppelt itols 1T sr uuf bieIsn neuer
WeaasnoiIen. unb fir i'm TT es ba'
rum ni6t tciddmeno einsuaeitehrn,
rab ouf er beg neuen Ereunbes mo-
tbie bate. oab Der neue gunb ihlitBs
lid, niht bic usbertpGltiauna bes
G6rd6crn bur6 ben Stdrtsru mar,
ionbern, pie es aud In ben Gtabts
Observation-Disclosures beiber StGbts
iiber bic GinaemcinOunasirage bsuts
lid gum ausbrud tom: Elm giinbnif,
auf @eaenisitiatsit. Don bem iebsr isia
nen Nubsn baben follte unb mlbts
sum Ssgen Der allgemeincn mobl'
fabrt.
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Sas Sans bat in bic aruitgss

Sas 6aus bat in bic Sruitges
iebe einen Yarasrapben uufgenommen,
lpel6er ertlGrt, bab glrbeiterz uno
Sarmer llnionen ni9t als fruits
betrahtet iperben Iollen. @erI6tebene
Waitqlieoer fpdren Der slniibt, baB
biele @pri6rift an &lurbeit gu min
ihen ibrie liebe uno bub lie genauer
eebalten iein iollte, Ipe5ieu in Der
NeiIe, bab bic Sanolunsen bieier
llnionen ni1t als itraffdGis unseIeben
iperben oiirfsn. Sbr 9lntras brans
aber nidt ourh. Die bemotrdti'6sn
ssiibrer bebauptetsn, baB bieroura
cine untpnititutipnelle alaiIeneeless
gebung seIfuffen piiros. Sonitttntios
neQe Gtnpdnbe iinD quite 9lusreben
unp Ipnit ntats. Die &laritelung 1T
notbpennia, oomit Der 0ienit, ben
man ben Irbsitsrn erpeiIcn nil, ni6t
pereitelt perbe. Die grtlGruns, bob
9lrbeiter llnionen aeIsBli6 iinb,
tpiro binfdqia ipenn Die 9eriate ents
ideiben, bub @ereinburungen CUR 8ers
beTerung Der 2Dbne mpnopoiiItlfd
uno camit unseieblid iinb, uno es 1T
niht bic minbeite @arantie porbanben,
bab bic 9eri6te IoIfe 9eretnbaruns
aen ni9t fir uneeieBli6 ertldren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
eturs bonn GsIan5,r.

IrOb alIsr miittsrliasn @arnlrssa
psrsniists fi4 esnsrn @prmittdg bio
8 SABRE alts gtatrite gmitb In osr
elierliden Wobmins. go. sos On Ii.
Gtrate bdmii, bds Sreppenseldnbsr
binab3usIeit,n. 8tatrite perIpr httt'
be. bag 0Iei4sspidt unb itlrjts ae.
SIN fGbtiiden 6DipitaI, ipohin bis
Aleins ssbra&t ipurbs, fiellten DE
asrst. .iusn gru9 Sss s@Iads.bsinss
fsii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02

ilnb bic quite SaItllns Bel Der Aniis
probibitiohs Observation-Disclosures
feline 9lnsrtennung uis5ufpreGsr. JM
llsbrigen tamsn nur NuutinsgsiHdfts
aur Grlsbtauna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
NrudfthferttuftI.

gnlb mar Der iunse Qtrat in ieinem
neuen @irfunasfreiis tob (tOn) dnses
benb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02

Ssli. gcdmittas speites Spiel Der
Sert. Spiidtn unieren .R.Ss" rno
anroindlsn" in ct. 2ouis. Eas
brittle unb lsbt. Spiel Der Ssri. lhl'
bet morssn bisr i'm RtbIarb 5'eio
ifdtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
al1 0 B E n.

Sunaer gsihdftsmanH: .Welo' i'd
nun erit msins sFirma cbet aleid Ron.
tnrs an2"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-16

sentatives OF a great people whose
thought is not Of Us, but OF what Amer
Sca owes to herself and TO all mankind
On such circumstances as these upon
which we look amazed and anxious.
Wax has interrupted the means OF
trade not only. but also the processes
of production. In Europe 1t Is destroy
ing men and resources wholesale and
upon a scale unprecedented and ap-
p8lling There is reason to fear that
the time is near, if it be not already at
hand. when several of. the countries OF
Europe will find it difficult 20 do for
their people what they have hitherto
been always easily able to dO-many
essential and fundamental things. at
any rate. they will need our help and
our manifold services as they have
never needed them before, and we
should be ready. more fit and ready
Than we have ever been.