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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31

Wilson's Proclamation. but also Impair
tial In the spirit Of his further utter
ances. This is the only way to gain
the confidence OF the whole world nnI
without this confidence the United
States cannot hope 10 render the i'm
portant services to the cause of hui
manity which II wishes to render
Germany hopes that peace will
come soon. After the great sacrifices
which the German nation has brought,
with an unanimity and devotion with
out parallel IN history, no peace can,
however, be accomplished which does
not guarantee Germany against Il
second attack from Its present enc
niles. Germany does not wish to
dominate the world or, like British
nayalism, TO rule the waves" All II
wants is equal opportunity, open door
politics. and open commerce through.
out the world. Least OF all does Ger.
many desire to seek expansion on the
American continent. This however
has been said so often officially BY
the imperial government that | need
hardly repeat II here"
official Austrian View when. AZ
ter the dreadful slaughter Of hundreds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31

the principle of reciprocal freedom
and equality In their intercourse with
each other As long as nations OF
the world live In armed peaoe and IA
long ~ they permit their peoples to 5e
ruled by social animosities or ma
tional prejudices there can be no real
Teace and the world will have to suf-
fer forever.
But who is to I've the one that shall
give such an impartial counsel and
have II listened to? To me II looks
as II by Providence the United States
ir kept apart from the present momen-
tous struggle sincerely hope she
will remain 30 throughout It."
DIR. Won Bethmann. Hollweg -- II
have been asked by the editor Of the
Worlds Work 10 give al answer TO
the question, how the United states
could best make Its neutrality ser
viccahle for the purpose of helping the
cause Of humanity during the present
terrible war. The answer seems oh
yious.
The people OF the United States
will best serve the cause OF peace and
humanity by being not only neutral
according to the letter Of President
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31

Paris, Dec. 3l-An official com
munication issued today says:
From the sea as far az the Alsne,
yesterday passed with relative calm.
There were artillery exchanges on
some points of the front In the
Champagne district west ~ the Alger
farm. which Is north Of Sillery, III n
section Of Rheims the enemy. during
the night blew mp two Of our trenches
and then delivered against these po-
sttions an attack which our men re-
pulsed.
North OF Mesnll Les. Hurlus we &C.
cupied certain positions on the enc
my's second line VI defense. In this
same region, at point north Of the
farm Of Beausejonr, we also occupied
some trenches. The enemy delivered n
counter attack, but was driven back
'In upper Alsace, French troops
have entered the village Of Steinbach
and have occupied with house TO house
fighting one-half Of the community
Toxic. Dec. 3l.-In its denial of re-
ports that Japanese troops have teen
landed nj vlndivOstok or any other
place, enroute TO Europe, the foreign
ONCE included this statement:
NJnpln has not been approached by
Greet Britain or any other country 10
sssnd m army to Europe"
II was Learned from other sources
here that France and probably Rus
- are favorable to the project II
sending japanese TROOPS to Europe but
that England hesitstes to ask for
JApans help.
The financial phase Of the matter
II In stated could be arranged, hut eco
nomic and political questions involved
are difficult Meanwhile frequent
meetings are called In Toxic by parti
sans Of the project to awaken public
enthusiasm In this direction and there
IN active discussion in newspapers sup
porting the plan TO despatch volun,
teers. II IA stated that the assistance
Of Count 0kuma, the premier, IN.
been solicited by supporters Of IN,
project.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31
Six French Bluejackets Face
Certain Death to Win Town
on User Canal From Germans

Paris, Doc. 3l.--How the heroic self
sacrifice OF six French bluejackets
made posslble the capture Of st
Georges, q town two miles from
Nieuport Is described by the Mathis
correspondent In Flanders:
The attackers had driven the Ger
mans from the advance trenches but
taking refuge In houses in the village,
the Germans soon placed their sssail-
ants In difficult position. The SIT
uation Of a force Of Belgians isolat-
cd ON a strip Of land surrounded by
flood became critical and artillery
alone was able to affect anything
against the enemy. The British bat
teries at Ramscapelle tried, but their
shells burst over the French.
"six bluejackets then hoisted a
three inch gun on a large punt and
p0led along the canal behind the
village running the gauntlet Of the
German rifles. Al one was hit anoth-
er took the pole and continued un-
al he In turn fell stricken. The sixth
man was mortally wounded as with
a last push he sent the punt to the
bank where the French advance guard
was waiting
The sun quickly was landed and .
few shots at 800 yards brought
houses on top Of the Germans. who 70
treated into the arms Of battalion
OF Belsians
The latter completed the enemy''
rout Meanwhile the French took pos
session Of the ruins which was Cor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31
Girl Earning Sc a Week Must
Go Hungry or ReceiOe Outside
Help Says Woman Worker

Boston, declared today before the
American Economic association. Mrs.
Evans has been connected with the
work Incident TO the establishment Of
u minimum wage scale In Massachu.
sets and has made an extensive sur.
yey Of conditions there.
"The vast majority Of wage earning
women work because they must" she
said, And the vast majority earn
wages far below the requirements OF
decent living,
How then do they llvey | answer.
for the most part by enduring every
form of priVation. The majority of
them, | believe are terribly underfed.
Every study ot budgets and living
conditions that know OF shows this.
Sometimes women confess Il plainly
I don't know how ever lived, or,
1 almost starved, they win say In
explaining their circumstances 9th
ers ARE too proud to confess their prl.
yations, You see / am dieting, was
the explanation OF gin for Der two
cent lunch at cafatera"
Mrs Evans then told the story Of
girl that made six dollars a week
whom the minimum wage commission
OF Massachusetts interviewed. The
girl admitted that she received money
from Illicit resources. She declared
she was forced TO 10 hungry when
she tried TO live ON 80 week.
"I DO not tell you this story, that
an Inference may be drawn In regard
to low wages which do not draw,
Mrs Evans said. u tell II 10 illustra,,
the point l have made, that n CIR
who earns 81 week, unless she 4,
helped out somehow. must 20 hungry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31
WATCHING GOLD FISH
NEW INSANITY CURE

New York, dec. M.--A new
cure for mild forms OF insanity
has been announced fish
This was divulged at a meeting
Of the American Federation of
Gold Fish Fanciers In Brooklyn.
II was proposed to start a
movement which should place
gold fish In the wards Of every
hospital where the mildly In.
sane" are confined. The move
ments Of the fish, II watched
closely by the patient will cure
insanity, II Ia said,
But the fish must be placed
In square Jars. The round
bowls peeve the gold fish-give
EN- auto intoxicstion.
. a q a a a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31
MUNICIPAL UTILITIES
BUREAU IS ORGANIZED

Philadelphia Dec. 81 The utilities
bureau through which It is proposed
that municipalities throughout the
country may cooperate In exchanging
data concerning rates, service stand.
ards and cost factors In public utill.
Ties has been organized permanently
here. Charles X. Van Size, president
Of the University of Wisconsin was
elected president and Morris l.. Cook,
director Of the department OF public
works Of Philadelphia, was made act
Ing director.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31
ALIENS JON IN SUIT
TO WRECK ARIZONA LAW

Phoenix Ariz, Dec 3l-Twenty-
five Me1icans, japanese and Chinese
have Joined In filing suit praying
the county superior court to grant an
injunction forbldding the enforcement
~ the alien labor law, which is 10
10 into effect January / They al.
legged the law violates the constitution
OF the United States and rights given
foreigners under various foreign treat
les. a similar suit now IL pending
before the tribunal Of the United
States Judge in Los Angeles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31

New York. Dec. si.--The East and
Wet News Bureau has given but mail
sdvicss from Baron OsAwa, vice-presi.
dsnt Of ths japanese Red Gross socie.
~ At TOXIC, that . relief corps from
the Japansss Red Gross society Ia on
~ way across the Pacific to aid the
Red Cross Of Great Britain.
pimilar details Of doctors and nur-
scs have bean ssnt TO France and
Russia.
Great admiration for the relief
work Of the American Red Cross In
the war zone was expressed BY the
bsacn's nasssase'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31

A high pressure area, attended by fair
and moderately cold weather., overspreads
the entire United ststs.. A low pressure
area has developed IN the far north
west; this disturbance has not been
attended by precipitation but IL giving
warmer weather In the western Cana
snow fiurries have occurred since Wed
nesday morning In the lower lake ~
sion and upper Ohio valley and light
rain has fallen IN the Oregon washlng
ton soast section Except as above
mentioned there has been no prsciplta
ton during the past twenty four hour
Ths Northwestern "low" viii move
eastward along the csnsdisn border and
there ae no indications cf q disturb
sncs In the wouthwsst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31
Federal YARD ORDERED
TO BUILD TORPEDO DESTROYER

Vallejo Cal, Dec. 3l.-Telegraphic
authority has been received at Mare
Island navy yard from Washington
TO proceed with the construction OF
the first torpedo boat destroyer for
the United States navy ever awarded
to government yard for conStruc-
tiOn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31
STRIKEBREAKERS GRANTED
NEW TRIAL IN MICHIGAN

Houshton, Mich, Dec. 8l.-Three
striksbreakers and deputy sheriff
now serving ID year Sentences for the
killing Of Steve Putrlch, striker In
August, 1913, have been granted q
new trial by Judge r. Flanagan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31
Various Leaders Agree That Seri-
Gus Forward Movement Against
Germans Should Be Delayed Un-
til Lord Kitchener's New Army
Is Prepared For Field; Advances
of Last Few Days Have Proven
Unusually Costly

London Dee Sl-Thse Increasing opinion
h that the allied offensive
German line In the Of will postponed until
tngent OF Lord khCheners take the field
The losses OF the allies tentative hrgt onward and there
the various leaders
that the sacrifice u advance would
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31

Princeton, N. j., Dec. 81.--A girl
who esns only 81 week must 10
hungry unless sh. receives some out
side help, Mrs. Glendower Evans, Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31

merly ". Georges and before night
engineers had established bridge
enabling the allies artillery to debouch
ON the right bank OF the User.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31

Washington, Dec Si.-Freight
rates OF green fruit In ear loads
averaging Sl.GG a hundred pounds
from Utah 10 destinations In Oh
lahoma, were found by the In.
terstate commerce commission
today tO he unduly dlscrimina-
tory ~ compared with rates
averaging ninety five cents TO
Arkansas destinations. The
roads were ordered 10 establish
n parity Of rates.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31

Washington, Dee. 3l.--Ibe
Interstate commerce commission
today declined 10 authorize the
establishment Of additional
through routes and q joint rate
Of seventy cents a hundred
pounds on cotton from Oklabo-
ma points to Galveston.
II was held that thOuhgh
there are greater CONNER
cial advantages for DISPOSE
ton Of cotton at Wich-
lta Falls. Texas, than at Altus,
Oklahoma. and the fact that no
charges are made by the COM
press al the former point for
handling or storage Of cOneen-
trated cotton, while such charg-
es are made by the Altus com
press" did not Justify the sstAb-
lishments Of additional through
routes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-31
THE WEATHER

oeafsiiy fsir ve.shcr tenish, and
Friday no, much chsnse In tempera-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
llnb Die &agne tpirb bann tpisDel
ernitli9 oerfolgt perben.
&eine Spur BON ben 9lmertanern 3
Soiter unb patrid Wc&enneD
gu finben,
Die in Der Stabt perbaftst, a6er Dor
IA Sasen pieber freiselaiIsn
fpurpen
Oisgloduoe BON sampico
pteber aufgeb BEN.

pteoer autgebo ben.
DaibingtOn, .. g., 8. SUM.
2m Wpntag 1T bic offi3ielle Ra6ri9t
bier eingetroffen, buB 9eneral Suerta
ben gefebl. bem5ufolge 5ampico blos
dirt peroen ipllte, pieoer riidgdnqig
gema6t babe. gr belt es nift fir
geratbsn, bic Der. Staaten gu elmer
aggreiIiren 5anOluna gu apingen unb
babur6 bic 9ermittslungsbemiibun
gen in Riagara Sails gum 4bbru9 gu
briHgen.
Suerta that bieIsu S6ritt, nahs
Dem er erfa6rsn, oaB bic 9ermittler
in ytitgara Sails i'm gegriff ieien, ir-
genb etpas nit ge3ug uuf bic getpesz
ungen Oes Dampfers ,4ntiIla" gu
tbpn, Der Don Rsp DDrt aus nit Wafz
ZEN uno Munition fir Oieaonititutioz
naliiten mad 5umpico unterpegs lit.
Senor 2ieno, Der fpauiI6s Bot
fhafter, tf.iIte i'm Ramen Suertas
oem SsretGr grpan nit, baB bic merit
tdnll0e Hegterung nttf be Nbllft
babe, ben Sanosl nit 5ampico gu itDs
ren, aIs lie bic Slodirlng bes Safens
dnoronete, uHo ss lid nur barum
gebdnoelt babe, gu perbinoeru, bab
ben aonititutioualiiten Waffen uno
UluHitioH Sugsfii6rt perbeu.
&omirdl Badger bsna6riatigte en-
Qbsno ols Wariuss Oepartement, oag
bic msrttaniiden RssierungssSanos
neH6oote DSrapo" uno n3aragosd',
bie dm Wpntug Worgen I'm 8 llbr IN
SampicO antamen, lin 4 ll6r Rl9s
mittags pieoer bic Riitfabrt na6
puerto WericL ausetrstsn bdtten.
Wegttuner BON sinsm me-
risaHii6sH Sfft5tsr
erihOiien.
Wdfbtngtpn, ,. G., s. SUM-.
Der Sbsrleutnant ). 8. Souitou pom
%. Snfanterie Resimsut eri6OB am
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Ser Gbef f4etbungs 9ro.
5eB Der M Oame g 6us
m a n : 8 IN {.

G6tcogo. 81, 8. SUM- Die
Wer6anolungen in Dem GbeI1eioungss
pro3eb Der Mabame SdumannsSeint
gegen t6ren 9atten Wilium Rapp il.
errei6te am Montas gia6mtttag gang
unerpartet Elm @nbe, nahbem nur
bier 3eugen fir bic @ertbeioigung
pernpmmen noroen paren, uno es be-
Sannen oann iofprt bic 9laioppers
Der 9tnpdlte.
!6err aupp trut ni4t oIs 3euge
auf
IA Rapp cine 8sgentlage gegeu
feline Satin anbdngig gema6t bate,
in Der er au4 fie bes Gbebru9s be-
i6uloigte, mar Der 9eri6tsiaal bis
gum Groriiden bol ppR MenI6en barr
unter piele oornebme 9amen. Die
2eute, bic interefante Gntbiilungen
erDortet batten, puroen aber eut=
tGuf6t.
9rpan 9ump6reps, Der i'm leBten
8inter feds Wp6en lang Chauffeur
Der SGnserin mar, unb SRI. Selen
SdttIer, lire &eifebegleiteriu iett benz
Sabre 1910, paren Die Saupt5eugen.
~>Sumphries iagte, baB er George
galoptn, BON glppletpn, 8is., bann
uno mann in Der WobnWa Der Syrou
S6umann !oeiHt in Chicago geIeben
babe. SRI. SattIer iagte, baB tie
galopin ieit Spei Subren getannt
babe uno lie ibn I'M @eibnaaten 1913
gum leBten Wtale geieben babe. Sic
iagte aud, boB Elm 9pIi3iIt nit elmer
pra6tiger Stimme Die SGHgeriH in
tbrer Wpbnung in GaIbpeu, 81. g.,
beiu6t babe, I'M 9eiangunterri4t gu
neAmen.
n@r bate cine pun0erbare Stims
me-" fagte lie, raber ale Se6rit, Die
er beIab, bate er oubur6 erluRgt, boB
er y}itels in PboHograpbeH mari"
SRI. Sat.Ier iagte, oaB in gbicugo
Mababe Shumunn 6eint itets in
einem 3immer neben ibrer 5o6ter
Wtarie geIdlafen babe. Die S6iebes
tRiir 5piichen ben 5pei 3immern Iei
tmmer often 9epeien. neil man lie
iiberbaupt ni6t i6lieben tonnte.
9lls Mabame Stlmann Seint
in Gulper, Suo., eiu 6Qus miet6eten,
our 3eit uIs ibr So6n Don Der oprtts
gen WliIitdr 2ltubemie oraouirte. aes
i6ab es, bdB Der junge Monn Iein.
6reunoe empfing uno betpirt6ete.
SoIopin brd2te cine Nd6t in benz
!9auIe 8u, i6lief aber in einem 3imz
mer unter ben 9hrisen, ME bic 3eugiu
9tm gormittag ipurben faIt aug.
fhlieblid nod cine 2(n5abl Der leioeHs
IddftIi1sn 2iebesbrieFe perlefen. bic
Rapp in 6rdu Catherine Dean bon
Rep Yort gei9rieber bate.
Die Sldgerin puroe no6mdIs auF
ben 3eugenItano geruTcn es nurbe
uber nu- eine Sroge an re deri6tet.
r2(n tpelchem Gage unO in peIdem
Snbr perbeirutbeten Sic icb nit guul
Shumdnn9" frug Der 2lnpalt Rupps.
Der 9Inpalt Der 5rou Sbumanus
0etnt erbob glnpdno eegen oieIs5rage
lno Der Ri6ter ertIGrte ben Giupun0
iiir bereattst.
: cb ban6tbaten i'm 9efGn9.
ntB.
Mineota, q. g., 8. SUM-.
Die Srsien i'm Sefdnsnib pon Rlis
all Gointp, BEL fpeI6eu petbIi6e @ea
ingene oergepaltist puroen, babeu
eute ibre Sibne sefunben. Der
Rthuro 3. W2iler pura
c 5u bret bis feds Sabren 3uhtbdus
erurtbeiIt Der 0ddter @ininm
;liffprD bsiannte ith icbulots. glnoere
Ddatsr iehsu itrsm prOstb sntssgsa.
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a0nig uno Die 96nigin 6attsn taum
ibrs SiBe ein9enommen, als Elm juns
ges 5ruueH5immsr ii8 erbpb unO nit
treiIhenber Stimme oas gepaltiame
5iittern BON 5rausn osroummte. Die
YoliSsi padts iie a6er iofort unb
bradte iie aus benz @ebdube binaus.
Gus Srauen5immer ieste ii6 aber
lpiitbeno gu Debr unO i6rie unb sss
terts, bis iie ouf Der Strabe mar.
Die Suffragstten iinb entidlofen,
bem SOnig urb Der a0nigin feline
Rube gu laiIen unb iie bei jebsr ii4
hietenosn 9eleeenbeit gu bsIditigsn.
General Streit in STA.
lien augeorbuet.
Som. 8. SUM. - Die Gentra.:
glr6sitsrs 60Osration Bat am Mpnta1
einen 9enerdlitreit nqer 2trbeiter an.
geprSnet aIs prptsit gsgen bas eners
glide Ginidreiten Der gehDtben pGfs
reno Der an 0onueritag itattgeillnbes
nen 4r6eitsrs Denomination in glns
coma unb an anoeren Srten. Ger
Strsit piro pabrifeinlid MIR "a
Stunoen bauern.
Bier perionen ipurben am Sonrs
tag in glncOna get0Otet. aIs bic 9lnars
bitten periu6ten Die 6eier oes Ratio.
laIfeiertags gu itDren. Wd6reno ssr
frapaae feuerten bic @snoarmsn
ne6rere Salpen ab.
s |. Rooieoslt in Mabri0
men.
Mdbrio, 8. SUM-. = Sol. S6eos
'ors RoOiepsIt traf am Montas Rdn.
nittag gu ieinsm eriten 9eIuh u,
5panien bier elm. Gr 1T CUR @us
1dblltns ieines Sobnes 9ermit nit
FRI. Belle 8patt 8ilarb, So1ter ots
ieiigen ameritanii4en 9uti4aftsrs.
tsrhergetommsn.
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l&etferberid)t.

SIR Obio: Sdt5nes, anbaltenb
marines Weiter am 0isnitng. 9tm
glitiipp6 Idones gBetter i'm iiibli9en,
Gelpitterregen llnb tiiblsres gBetter in
n0rOlifen lheil. Siiblids Winbe.
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Ger 9iesierling sen Jintb geben, Ole
8ciber perbungern 5u laiielL
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Cincinnati, >9iemitag. oem 8. SUM- 1914

'Jn(anOTe(egrapl)
Die Blodia0c Uoa Ianlpi(O
Spn @nerta iuieoer ami'
gebobcn.
pie mexikamif6en Sanonen-
6oote ,.9rapo" uno
,,Barago5a"
Die am Morgen in Sampico anfamen,
am Ra6mittag pieber na4 qusrto
Werito 3liriidseOampft.
~
gillas Sruppen BON Sorreon aus nab
3acatecas untsrpess.
27000 Munu psrben ipGbrenb Der
Do4e bortbtH seIaafft.
llnb bic &dsne tpir0 bann tpisDer
ernitlid berfolst tperben.
Geine Spur BON ben Qmeridnern 9.
Soiter unD Yatrid Mc&enneD
gu finben,
Die in Der Stabt perbaftet, afer Dor
IA Sasen pieber freiselaTsn
ipurben
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Dom Stumana=9ein6 Sdsi
OuHgsDro5e6 in G@isago,
Gas .3cusenuerBbr nabm ant
IOHtag Naamittas pl5t.
lid Elm GnOe
Wahoem nur ipenise 3eusen fiir
bic @ertbeioisnns nerbDrt
tuproeu iunren.
Gin 5rdu 9eitebt in G6arleitpn %.
9a,, ein, i6ren Mann ermoroet
5r 6uben.
81 50
Der Stano Der Saaten.
@iHe 8ei3enernte ben me6r als
900000,0O0 8u. in 9usii6t.
80
goDin Don @alDen bon Cincinnati in
Detroit auf 5 Bis 10 Sabre in
cine Reformanitalt geiaidt.
-----~Ess-
Die 9anbiten @rneIt unb Garl 5db=
Tor. bic Die 5urmer S6pirt
BEL Columbus berau6t,

Comet nod ben ge60rOen sntgangsa,
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def d | & I.

Detroit. Mi6., 9. SUM-. - gb-
min BON @alOen, 20 Sabre alt, pnn
Cincinnati, g., Der i6uloig beiunben
noroen mar, i'm MGr5 oeu Ra6tcIerf
zines bieiigen SOtels I'm $500 beraubt
gu buben. fpurbe am Mortng gu 5
bis 10 Sabren in Der Rsfurmanitalt
su Seuia rerurtbsilt.
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Wien, 8. Suni. psinli6ss 9lufe
isben bat bier bic Ra6ridt bsrporses
rufsn, bab auf ben Sumpfer .Jrans
Sofspb" bsr gluitrs glmsricauo 81.
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&uf mer p iirbige @eiie
pom 9lih aetrpffen.


@atertopn, q. g., 8. SUM
Sominico 9roFo jr., Elm itaIieniI6er
&nabe ipuroe bier am Montad nab
reno zines @etpitters Pom glib qes
trpffen, pd6renb er in Ieiner Dpb=
nung,ein 8las WaFer tranf. gr purs
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-12-03
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday, Nov 80, 1914.


Preaching service-10 a. m; $3.50 p. m.
Morning sermon:-"The Lost Men,"
Evening sermon:-"Christian Belief
Interpreted by Indifference"
Sabbath school, IL 90 a. m.
Monday, Dec. 7th, 1920 a. m. Pres
bytery meets in the Westminster Pres
byterian church at Port Huron.
Tuesday, 100 p. N. The China For.
eign Mission Team of the Synod to
hold a meeting in the church.
Wednesday, 700 p. m. Devotional
meeting. 1880 p. IN. Sabbath School
Teachers meeting under leadership of
James +. Beavis, Supt.
Midweek meeting Thursday evening
at o'clock.
We will be glad to welcome all our
friends, and any visitors in our city, to
these services.
+. Ii. Bradfield, Pastor
NJ. p. CHURCH
Class meeting, morning, 1000
Preaching 1920
sunday School ll:l5
sunday evening, ZOO.
Morning-"Godly Self Control"
Evening -"The Pale Horse and His
Rider"
Everyone welcome.
Charles Bragg, Pastor.
MENNONITE SOCIETY
The Mennonite society will hold its
regular services in Brick Chapel, Yale,
Dec. G, 1914, as follows
Morning, ii 90 o'clock.
Evening, 100 o'clock.
Subject for evening will be "Matri-
mony." Come. All ARE welcome.
f. A. Jones, pastor.
MELVIN NJ. E. CHURCH
sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching at IL 90 o'clock.
Glass meeting IL o'clock.
Epworth League $50 p. m.
A good place place for Sunday
evening. Try 1t.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
+. M. Schlischer, Pastor
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services each Sabbath as follows for
the winter months,-
Preaching service at 1000 a. m.
Sabbath school at 1:l5 a. m.
Preaching service $3.50 p. m.
Mid-week service Thursday evenings
at o'clock.
Members of the church and congre-
CATION will please note the change for
evening service from to $50. AL
services standard time.
Waldren Coach, Pastor