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The Washington times., 1915-11-01
One Year Ago Today in the War

Turkeys apology without rparaon for her bombardmen Of Rus
sian ports sconed by the allies and declarations
threatened Ypres Argonnes advances bobardmen Of
Czcnow and repulse Russian attacks in Russian Poland
were claimed by Germany
The North Sea mined and closed by the allies
Progress Dixmude and essenng Of German attacks
generally Frances report Repuse Of Germans in East
Prussia strong offensive beyond the Vistula with German
opposition and fierce fighting with Austrans on the San in
Gaicia reported by Russia.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
PROGRESSIVE MARYLAND

Maryland. called conservative, re-
dictionary, and backward, tomorrow
will vote upon four constitutional
amendments, which, if adopted, will
place her well to the front among
the original thirteen States and in
some particulars mark her the most
advanced State in the Union.
Second only to Maine along the
Atlantic seaboard, she is likely to
adopt the referendum. Under her
proposed plan 10000 voters of the
State, not more than 5000 in Bal
timore city or any one county, may,
within sixty days after the adjourn
ment Of the legislature, demand sub
mission of any law enacted. Until
the people vote thereon the law will
be stayed. Similarly as to local
laws, 10 per cent Of the voters of a
county affected may demand sub
mission of measures affecting them
and their fellow citizens. Local
home rule will thus be furthered.
Another amendment will allow
counties to frame their own gov
ernment. and to correct it's errors
upon the initiative of 20 per cent of
the voters. Each county will enact
its own legislation within limits to
be defined by the next general as
sembly.
By these two amendments, per-
feet democratic government will be
possible, save that Statewide ini-
tiative is yet to come.
A third amendment will abolish
the existing impossible constitu-
tional provision requiring all prop
erty to be taxed equally. This pro-
vision has of necessity been repeat
edly violated by the legislature and
the court of appeals has winked at
the violations. Under the new
amendment personal property and
improvements are to be classified by
the legislature, and all taxes are to
be uniform on land and on the
classes and subclasses of improve
ments and personal property which
shall be directed to be taxed by the
Legislature or county commissioners
as the case may be. This is similar
to provisions of Pennsylvania, Min.
lnesota, and several other States.
Penal reform is not overlooked. A
fourth amendment empowers the
! legislature to establish the parole
system and to allow indeterminate
sentences.
That so many great reforms
should be voted upon at the same
time is hopeful circumstance
Their acceptance will show that un'
der the shadow of the European
war, real advancement at home has
not everywhere been overlooked.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
Meeting of SisterhOod.

Rabbi Abram Simon, of the Eighth
street Temple. and Rabbi Morris Laz-
aron, of Baltimore, are to speak az
meeting of the Sisterhood OF the Eighth
street Temple tomorrow afternoon at
An.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
Citizens of Columbia
Heights Meet Tomorrow

The November meeting of the Column
bia Heights Citizens Association Will
be held tomorrow evening At s o'clock
In the auditorium Of the james ormond
Wilson Normal School
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
Congress to Pass Upon
Just What Constitutes
Trust WithinU. S. Lam
Vast Difference Between Legal Corporations in This
Country and Those of Foreign Nations Cause
of Constant Trouble Between Authorities.
Cases of German Companies.
By JUDsoN c. wELLIvER.


When a a trust?
When it is in Germany.
When is wicked criminal and vicious conspiracy against the
public interest?
When it is in the United States
That be the conclusion forced by expert
the bumnous coal Of Indiana and illinois who
been trying learn why they can't do the Of things that the
operators in German coal compelled to do.
may we'll be doubted whether a striking exempifcaon
has afforded of the difference between the German and
attitudes big business than
volving German coal and American coal
The Westphaan coal operators whether they
not.
The Inosndian operators mustn't be trust on penalty Of
going to Jail.
MAY BE BENEFIT TO CONSUMER
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
Tomorrow.

Meeting. Anacostia Council. No 10. Junior
Order United Mechanics.
Mass meeting, brotherhood OF st. Andrew.
st. Margarets Church. y. IN.
Rally service, Epworth League, Foundry NJ.
f. Church.
National Union-Headquarters open.
Celebra ation-Feast OF All Souls, Catholic
Churches.
Food SHOW. Convention Hall. l:3o to $40 and
7:30 to 1880. Lectures by DR.. Harvey ".
Wiley and Mrs. DR.. Harvey w. Wiley.
Lecture, Victims OF Morality" Emma Gold
man. Pythian Temple.
Chrysanthemum Show, propagating gardens
Department OF Agriculture. Fourteenth and
streets. a. m. to .. NJ.
Twenty second annual convention, Sunday
School Association OF the District Nov
York Presbyterian Church. $50 and TSb
Mission for Non-CathoIlcs. St. Patri.ks
Church.
Masonic-Lodges: Arminius, No .5, business;
Myron NJ. Parker, No. 81, grand visitatio l.
Eastern Star--Mizpah. No S; Fidelity, No
10, grand visitation.
Odd Fellows-Mt. Pleasant, No % Nrst dc.
gree; Washington. No s: Golden Rule, No
q; Amity, No. q, business.
knights of Pythias-Wcbster, No. :; Excel
ssor. No. u; Capital No. "a. and Myr,lr.
No. 2o business
knights Of Columbus The Daughters Of lisa
hella VIII be the special guests OF Carroll
Council. Following n business meeting
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WHAT'S ON PROGRAM
IN CAPITAL TODAY
Lecture. Our Navy and What II Means."
by Dr. Edward Breck, assembly room Of
Mcmahon Hall. Catholic University. S p.

Lecture ''Our Navy and What II Means.
by DIR. Edward Breck. assembly room, OF
Mcmahon Hall. Catholic University. S p.
chrysnnihemum show. pr9pasa ting sardens
Department OF Agriculture, Fourteenth
and streets northwest. q. In. to D.
Twenty second annual convention. Sunday
School Association OF the District, New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church. 1880 p.
Celebration OF the feast of All Saints. Fran
ciscan Nonastery. Brookland. solemn high
mass. compline and benediction. a. IN.
FGcd SHOW: conysnsion Hall; sp;m i p
ence to the Economic Values OF Women in
Society" Conrad II. syme. corporation
Msetns and rHGe aecon ws.hinsson @ wom,n
Suffrage Council. Chamber OF Commerce
Lecture. .!friederick N,.tzschc. the Intel
lectual Storm Center Of Europe" Emrua
Goldman. anarchist leader. Pythian Tenn
Lecture on banking. before tho Washington
Chapter American Institute OF Rank
Clerks. l:it F street northwest. p M.
preme Court on cross appeals in the Gov
eminent suit under the sherman law
against the Hamburg American aud other
Halloween dance, Eiks Club. sp. m.
Butler. NJ D., mems gymnasium. y. N.
Lecture, food Values as Affected by tn.
War" DR.. Harvey W. Wiley. Convention
Lecture. Hints on How to Feed the Baby"
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley. Convention Hail.
p.
Celebration All Saints and All Souls Day. ali
Catholic and Episcopal Churches.
Lecture, What Every Woman Should
Know About Business Law" John Paul
Earnest. Y. w. c. A.. 7:30 p. m.
Meeting, Directors OF the Board Of Trade
Board of Trade rooms, afternoon.
Dramatic Reading and Music. by Miss Edith
Koon, OF Michigan, the National Library
for the Blind. 1929 II street northwest. $50
p. m.
MISUNDERSTANDING b. French, No rs, mem
orial service: Anacostia, No. 81, grand Nisi-
tation: Pentalphia, No. e. e. A.: Nj
Pleasant. No %, F. c.. Ancient and Ac-.
cepted Scottish Rite: Mithra Lodge OF Per
fection. business.
Eastern Star--Ruth. No. ]. social
Odd Fellows-Lodgesi Union. No. II: Rea-
con, No. Is: I.angdon. No. 26 all business
knights OF Pythias-Lodges: Amaranth. 70,
IS, business: Century. No 30. page rank
Address. "obJect Of the Statehood. " bv
Rabbi Morris Lazaron. before the Sister
hood at Eighth Street Temple. $50 n. IN
Royal Arcanum-Ouray Council. chapter DAY
celebration. Pythian Temple
Macca bees-National Tent. No. |, initiation
knights of Observation-Disclosures Generll
Assembly. fourth degree. X. OF c. hall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-19
OLD PUMP is TO
BEGIN OPERATION
SNOW Device Practically as Efficient
as when New, After Months
UTerhauling.

The snow pump at the waterworks
plant viii be in operation again We'd
nesday pumping the cltys water sup
ply, Commissioner Il. "a. Marriu says
For the past month it has baeu in the
process of overhaulIg with the re-
suit that it is now practically as eff
cieut ais when newly installed.
During the time that it has been I'M
der repair the new Henry Worthlng-
ton pump has been employed in sup
plying the water for Rock Island. The
newer device viii be used as an aux
Hilary TO the Snow pump after the lat
ter starts in operation again Be
cause Of it's more economical opera
ton and greater capacity the Snow
pump is 10 be used
The work Of repairing was done by
Chicago pump experts and employees
Of the waterworks department
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-19
COFFEE DWARFS CHILDREN
PHYSICALLY MENTALLY
Prominent School Workers Assert Coi-
Sec Drinking School Children Are
Eu8ersize, TuderWeight and
Backward I'D Studies.

The state Board Of Health Of Texas
n #aaa making Inquiries iulo the
effects rt coffee upon school children.
"raLl-en aas drink coffee for break
ssa says one report. come 10 school
eEa.lr-raa they work streuuously in
tha morning. aud are overlooking with
ealrzr and vitality. BUT THEY DO
NOT LAST under the school routine
Trey become tag sued more quickly
than -l- other pupils, and by the close
o.. school il the afternoon they are eZ-
rgussal 10 tie point OF stupidity. They
rae nervous and therefore unstable in
their department."
L has also been found by other in
vzs-ga'1rs that children who drank
coffee averaged from one and o1e-haf
DO more than four pounds less in
weight. and from one-haIf inch to
more than oue-inca less in height
than the children who abstalnsd from
coffee They were also found 10 have
en- average Of three pounds less in
hand strength than the children who
never drank coffee"
N9TE.-Mauy parents have found 1t
70 their chlIdron's advantage to give
them Instant Postum as the hot morn
ing beverage instead of coffee. This
delicious ieod.drink resembles eG1fee in
locks and flavor, hut is entirely free
ITom the disturbing coffee drug. caf-
feline, OF aHg other harmful Ingredient
-tAdv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-19
File Partition Suit.

Agnes and Irene Johnson, aged Z
and 3 respectively. have brought g
partition suit IN circuit court through
their guardian Josephine Lundburg in
order 10 sell property valued at $500
which was lett to them by their father
David H. Johnson
The mother. Mrs. Eleuore Johnson,
was ad3udged insane fra 1903 and Mary
]. Osterman was appointed conserva-
tor. In order 70 protect the dover
right of the mother, the court is asked
to order the property sold to pay taxes
and special assessments against it.
Jackson, Hurst & Stafford are the at
torneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-19
7Eatllars Of This Country

have through all ages past and VIII
through all years to come take care
of the ordinary simple ailments in
cfdent ID every family wite their own
favorite remedy.
IL almost every home in the land
lydia t. Plnkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the recognized standard
household remedy for female ills;
thousands of American women owe
thetr good health 70 it. Made
from the roots and herbs of the field.
il is a simple remedy in which suffer
ing women may place perfect conf
dence. II contains ne narcotics or
harmful drugs (Adv.l,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-19
nd Best-Prices Always Lowest

Hugo B. Koch, A. G. Knapp. L. G. Kru-
ger, Helen Kernan. Ada Kirk. Carrie
Larson, Mrs. Pere Lawton, Lou Cot
taEe. Adam Morgan. Mrs. c. \. Mosher.
Mrs, Martin Mayne, Mrs Ada McCul-
l9ch, 4. r. IcAdams. J.. A Miller,
Frank c. Patterson, Fannie Printice.
Emmett Roberts. Horace Simpson.
Charles a. 5artaiu, Frank NJ Smith 2.
Mrs r. ". smith Mrs. Thomas w
Trimhle. Gus Hansen. Betty TradeI,
Mrs r. .. Talbot Mrs. T. VanDaIe,
J. r. Fstl. Mrs Van Davis. Joe vii
lett Mrs = r. Waliin, William Willis,
joe Ward
Merchandise Arthur Durham.
K p. SIMPSON. Postmaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-19
Attention X. Of G.

1.-THE news all the time-TheArgua
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-19
ADVER TIsED LETTERS

United States PostoHce, Rock Is
land. Ill, Oct IS, 1918, Advertised List
No. IL
julius Anderson, Charles Atwater 8.
David Z. Anderson, Valentine Austin.
Frank ". Bernuce. Mrs. Geaward Bar
ron, George B0hlken, Lee Bruce. Phil
lip n. Clay Mrs. v. C. Chapman. Edith
Clark Charlie Clark. Ed Dyke, Miss
Ethel Tx, Catherine F1ahertv. Carl
Freuseeu, Charlie Finn. CurIey Glea-
SON. Ars. Pearl Gordon. Blanche Hill.
Mrs- Slhoie HemphilL Afford @. Hat
rem, Helen Howard. Tom Julian,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-19
DRUG STORE WHISKY
PETERSON'S UNDOTNG

Drug store whisky. purchased sun
day. was the downfall of John Peter
son. according 10 the story told in Mo
line police court this morning Peter
son was arrested sunday when sew
era1 women in the ueighborh1od of
Twelfth street and Fourth avenue
complained to the police that he was
disor6erIy. One woman threatened 70
thrash aim, bur ultimately decided TO
allow the police 20 care for him
Peterson vas fined $3.50 By Magis-
trate Frank Gastafson this morning
On his person was found bottle con-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-19
URGING ELEVENTH
Street WIDENING
roancu Is Told ~ Prospects Of South
vest Territory in Arguments
for Highway.
VIII ~ FCsHED UuuEDItTELT


~sa widening and extension 0g EIev-
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ami a amount Of damage which
,--.rr have 10 be paid.
H Wilson was the first sneaker
sr.-.-. the council that with prospects
If Rock Island arsenal increasing the
number 5g employees new homes would
as needed and 7aar the Eleventh street
SEQ would likely De she best able
ga provide homes for newcomers.
.ar- #aaan#tter followed Ir viii
s7s -- Hazerte-der said that Elev-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-19
I'+'-1'1IH-%-f'
- |


Another wednesday attraction viii be this sale OF
zoe yards Of pretty Cretonnes in charming range Of
patterns suitable for comforts. etc Fun yard wide
material which sells st Toe the yard %1<S~
for one day only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ >@O
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Slr6sitrrUirren.

Inter Der 9lntldls res Nlrrtan,
griifs nurbe gsitsrn 2looiion g..
Briggs, Der 9oraybtiier in Der 1rus
dersi Der Rislsn 50. aeitern BON ben
3eiettipes 9leiton uub 5ia Oerbafs
let. Der glntlGgr in bem foil iit
Der Sruder SObn 9Iitbmer pcn Ro:
1922 Gin Strabs. Der bsbauptsi,
oo5 Briggs ibm cine Stitapuuee bsis
ssbraft habs. GlieBmsr mar fri
Der BEL Der RieIsn So. bei9dfiigt uuo
3rpifden f5m unb griags tsrritte felt
geraumsr 3eit cine 5einbi6aft. Gr
ion Briggs aei9lugsn boben, rprauf
oisisr anseblit) gum Msifer arifi.
RAD Der Stehersi perlanatsu bic
IL in Der 0ruderei beItditigteu
Sdriftieber Die gntlaifuna Briggs
unb ais bic lyirma bisrbcu ri6ts nil
fen fpoIlte, leeten bic 9tute Die Mr.
belt nieoer unb ibrs StslIen puroen
prompt anberipeiti9 beiebt.
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Serodbtige Sbieferei.
Srar geae aenncSg 6ebaaptet, I'D
au5 gcrieben Ucrluunoet ~
hnbcn.
Sie FOli3ti bat jcoUdI UOrlluiis o,u
5ubn Der Geriunnocten in Sait
1enummeH.

Cine eig,utbimli6e S6isbsrsi, Bel
pelter bic 81 Sabre a!te JraU Belle
aenneoD Dcu 70. S35 YOrt StraBe
ourt beioe 6titen geitofen purre,
ipislie ii6 geitern glbeHo in frau
Gehneop's DobHung ab uHb obiAcu
iFrau aenneoD iteif unb feit bsbaup.
let, Bag iis bic augslpunoe our6 ei=
Hsn unglitIiten 3uidn oappngetru-
gen bat, 10 1T bic qoli5ei in Der Sadie
}iemlit iteptiTh uno bat porlaufig
oen Sobn Der gerpunoeten. ben 81
5a6re dlten Glepes 9urr0us aui ger=
oaht bin perbdftet.
Rat 5rau asnneop's g(ngaben mar
i6r Sohn. Der nidt BEL ihr pobnt,
qeiiern 2(ben0 gu i6r getpmmeu uno
pcate fa raiiereH sic beobiiatigte
Inn Gin 6anotuA 81 rsihsn, bas auf
eiusr aommOoe lag uro rib, als tie
oas 6anotut fortuabm, 3ufduiqer
Beiie einen Reooloer, ben ibr So1u
turi porhsr ohne ibr Wiiisn uuf bic
Scmmooe geleat bate, nit b:runttr.
Die @affe fiel ouf ben gOosn uno
snt!uo I'D, .uobei ibr bic ausd in bic
rstte 6iiI!e oyang unb bis in bic
linte SUITE orons.
Dr. 8rotbaus pon Io. 933 Yolf
Sfrafe, Der iofort bsr6eigsrufen pur =
BE- ertldrts nab elmer llnteriuauna,
oab ss i1m taum m6glid erIteine.
ban bic 6rau bic Wunos auf bic ben
i6r beIhrisbeneu Deiie oaOOnsstrasen
baben tonne
Die potBeiIite llrterIutung erga6
ucb neitere rerbiftige glpmente. Sn
eriter Qinis eatte gurrous iofort mad
Der SAisbsrsi ben Reoolrsr aug BEN
!6aus aeItafTt no ibn mad Der
gustaleiu'iben @irthId,aft an Der
grrt StraBe uno 5reeman 9IO'uue
ae6ra6t uns ocrt gum Qufbebtn deges
beu. Die Bafie puroe in Der Birtb
ita1t pon BEN qoIaiIten Dlerih uub
Safe pieoererldnat. Ssrner mubte
.gurrous 3u1siteheu, bab bic 8dife
ii5erbaupt nitt iein Giosntbum mar,
ionbern oaB er lie iih geitsru Rad
mittag. ange6lif BON isinem 2lrbeit
aebcr, einsn aoHtrottor, geIiebsn hat
te. G6liebfih srnitteIts Die poIi'ei
nod. oaB gurrcus. ebc er Die Gob
nung Ietnsr ulutter beirut. mebrere
T2inuteu lana Dor benz 6ouie uui unO
abaina uno fcrtrpd6reno Ucr ii6 bin
iprah. Inter oieien llmItdnoen purbe
gurrous porlGufia dls perbddtis in
0aIt geuommen unb 6rdu aenneop.
bic ua6 bem itdbtiiden 6pipitoI
iiberfiibrt fpurbe, pirb bort nod etnem
peitersn gerb6r unterporfen psrnen,
I'm gu ermittslu, OBJ fe ui4t itliebs
lido ibrs Gusiassn dnosra ptrS.
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SaDeriitber lint. ..Serein
Sic altcn bcwGbrtcn Seamten lueroen
iilrs neuc SaBr auiseitelt.

Der gaDeriIAe WGnnerfor peiB
ben Wert6 zines gutsn 8eamtent0r=
pers gu i6dsen unD iu6t ibn feit5uz
baIteH, penn er einen iol4en Bat. Qus
biefem 9runbe tpurben benn aud bic
iGmmtliAen bisberiqen geamten, mel
4e ii6 beitens bepdbrt baben. fir elm
peiteres Sabr pieOerum n0minirt
Gus geidab in Der geItriaen 6ulbz
monatigen Sibung, bic nie ibid i'm
Gotal bes prdiiOenten 9errn Gbriitiun
Sads unter beiien Qeitung uuo inter
Der 4}rOtotoGfiibrung oes Serrn 9boz
mas geidt itdttfdnb. Die 8eamten=
Domination bate folgenoe5 Heiultat:
PrdIibeut -GbriItian Sahs.
8BeprGiiDent -2luton 8liidfteir.
4rotOtOlI Setretar 5bomas Gei4t
iFindn3 Getretdr -G6arles Giert.
S6dBmeiiter Gugen Siiert.
3ruItees 2loam Ulorbarot, Wtihu
el R. !6umm unb 2(bdm SenOelboh.
6abnsntrGger -0ans &ieb, Carl
Orle9l unO SerOUlallD SUplel.
&ranteu &ommittee Senrn Sdef@
ner unb glnbreas Gie6.
0err s5oiep9 Gang puroe in Der oe@
itrigen SiBuna ais neues Uiitalieo
eingeFii6rt. 6iini U}itslieoer erbiclten
9rantenunteritiibuug gum Setruqe opn
$39. Die GgOffnungsfeier i'm 9euts
Iden 8lu6 am Samstag pirb Der
9srein torporatip beiud)en. Sie 9ele
aateH eritdtteten Seriht iiber Die
jiinaite YerIamnlung oes Stnbtoer
bunbs. Die Giunabmen paren SIT
uno bic 2lusoaben $40.
lad Der SiBuHg fano acmiitbIihes
geiiammeuIeiu itutt uno 6err ySenoelz
fp6n aus 5olsbo belt eineH gortrag
iiber BEN eurOpdiTaen &rieg.
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2bi9iebs bsfeier
gc>anitaltct sic ct. Iuguit;nns &c.
mcinOe ibrcm idJe;Ocnfrn Eiarrer
JicU. Gouis i. Ban, :. :.

ESn peld)' bo6em NinBe 9lcp, 2oui5
s. @ou :. .. es perltauoeh lid, Die
9lhtrng lulo ,5relHoiduit Der Niit.
glieber Der ct. gluglitinus @elHeiHOc
tudbreno ieines fiiufidbrigen Birtelta
pl5 Seelioraer al Der @enlenl0e u
erluer6eu, 5eigtc iid) 10 redt geIcgclrt-
lid Der 9l6ihieO9ieier, meIdle Der
ct. 9lugin!Inu5 Dfdnueruerein OeH
allDere6rten Efarrcr auldBIIt 0eiian
llcberiieohng ua6 Der St. Sarcu.
tiu5 @emeinoe, jI 6ereit ltnabieBbI-
rem 9iettor er betnnlttlih ernamt
lDDroen, ueraultaltete.
gln Der Scier nabnlen nidt WenI
ger ais 800 4etionen tbeil mo ea Je-
laugte cin iebr Invertebrates mo uG.
lued'3llng9rcIhes 4r0grnHm our
Iurdlnlbrmtg. oa5 ioiDobl 9tli..
mrHnHeru uie aud uerIa)ieoenen 9In.
iprad'en, 0arlulter oudf elne 0e@ Oh
rcngaites bradte. &on alien feh-
neul nuroe Oem itel0en0eu Fiarrer
fitr lcin iegclsreidles @irtel on Der
(5crHein0e Die groBte sIuertenmHJ
ac5c!lt. Sie ,SeIer fam nit BEN ge-
lneinitaftlidjeu Sugen oe5 re
Tciuu ann 9lbi6lliB.
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eineR beioubsrsn Wdnn aus ieiner Gs'
meinbe gsipGblt babe, nm bic grmsn.
pfleee 5u beiorgeu, bd er nit Sem ct.
8inceut be paul 9ereiH poIlis un3u'
friebsn iei.
8ei Der Nbitimmune puroe osr
4ntras nit II ssssn 6 Stimmsu an
genommsn uno bic aolletten .peroen
iniplasosiien am 9lGsrieeIeufeit nuf ben
9ottesddern ausfallsN. Wis es in ole.
lem Sabre be3iielih Der tir9ii9eu
fyeisrn auf ben 9ottesddtrn am 4l'
lerI.Ienieit beitslIt feiu fpirb. harii6er
iperom BEL ben 5uitGnoigen 9emein'
ben. Der CT. 9aureutius 9emeirbs UNI
Der CT. Clemens @emeinbe in St.
Bernard grtunhiauugsn sin5esoseu
perbm. unb benz 9oritano ipirb in Der
EGhitm gsridmmlung Elm geri9t III.
terbrsiiet peroen.
aaut BEN gtridt bes Spssialtoms
mites tpuroen i'm psrfIoiieufn Wonut
auf ben Ct. Wldrien @ottesdfsr 81
2etdsn beItattst unb bic Ginnobmsn
betrugen $351; auf oem Ct. Soiepbs
@oittsader iauben 36 SeeroiguneelI
Itait unb es purotn bierfiir $215 pes
tinudbmi, ipdbrsnb auf BEN Ct. Scs
bdnnes @ottesader 16 9ei9sn beiae'
fsbt unb bieriiir $78 psreinRabnt
pnrosn.
lleber bic ginnahmen uno ausad'
ben pdbrenb bes perfIciisnen Ulcndts
beri6tete Cberihdbmeiiter 3. seliher
tpie fuIgi: adienbeitano am l. auguit
$4236.68; Ginnabmen ipdbreub bes
Wlonais $2209.04; aussabsn $3o93.s :
70; bIeibt Elm aaiinbeitanS BON S3.'
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9ln, gpnntag
@irb bic nn9arlGnbii6e 9i6m. ..aatl.
ct. StepBauS @emeinbe iBr
eigenes WOttcsBans be.
5iegen.

g(m fommen6en Counting miro Die
inaorIdnoiide 80ntiid) ant1oliite
2t. Stepbons @emetnoe, beren Sfar.
rer 2ibt Neuri5rer iit ibr cianc5 @ot.
te5bolls an Der Baum Strabe be5ic'
fen, nadJOenl oicieS &ebdlloe, ole
porualige &apellc 0es uIten aloltar3
SIM Sllten SoIrten cIll5etcn0eli Nc
itullrutIonsarbciten iultetjogeH upr'
ben it,
Qie @enteinOe miro lid, in ieicr.
Iifjenl 3lgc pom Ser St. Stmllslalia.
airfe, lbrcm tenpordren 9eim nab
Dem neuen @ottc9bauie Degeben lulo
Der Bug miro iid) I'M balb nelm llDr
@iorgcrs uon Der ct. Stanisllu5.
airdc an Der 2ibertp mo Gutter
5trqBe ants in 9eluegitHg ieeen mo
Gn Der 2ibertu bis sur face, oil 9le'
Ter 3lr Scditen mto oanH 3ur Sa!m
Struie nlaridirell.
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unfaae.

- Der 50 Sabre alte sellner Sarrp
Speet, pOn Qp. 1913 8ine Sfuabe.
tam geiterH Ru9mittag, als er an Der
Sreu3ung Der 5. uno Dalnut StrdBe
duf einen Strabeirbu6npdgen Der
Gldrt Strabe 2inie iteigsn pollte, 10
unglitli6 gu Gdq, oaB er cine tiefe
Hopfpuroe oapOntrug uHo nab bern
itdotiiden Soipital ge6ru4t perOsn
mubte.
iSrau GliId6etb 0rummono, bic
us aOdin i'm 2tltenbstm in Goaege
6il tbdtig 1T, nurbe qeitern Rd4mits
tag am Opera Ylace bon einem Gutos
mo6il, Oas bon William WiQer, BON
g}o, 5O8 Clinton Strabe, gelentt prr-
be, nie0er9erannt. Die 9Srau, bic am
Riiten DerleBt noroen mar, nuroe Doll
,Arem So3ne nua ibrer 0O6nung &c.
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