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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09

.If .he fan. N Brooklyn Will Just
%. ciose tabs on the Superbas this
yeaT they will nave the pleasure OF
Watching the old team slip into the
,.orld's ser1er next season writes
~ slipping viii do the rick Brook
t,, = indeed a sure thing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09

Now the time factions throw every kick thsy
in court and have settled We trust Judge
and will call it as murder the first degree
foran magnate o into court again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09

And whcn the slm gets back IN the sky
And out TO the course again noe HE.
Here's q hey! for the GrdndoiddibI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09

little professionalism
enough make
Fullerton said 81" ey paid salary of $4,000
to teach golf il wouldn't make a professional"
is where golf
of abis generally exhausted the end of eight months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09

Curley is in with one Of Gtn,.,
Villas relatives, and the Mexican eis y.
is guaranteeing him the use o. y,
racetrack. the protection of regn =.
of soldiers and taking care Of W
match i'm general.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09

: pcrusal Of letters from Brooklyn
baseball players now running IN rival
napers across the river brings the con
fiction that Ring Lardner's JACK heelc
= s.ill the leading correspondent oil
tae profession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09

Totals. IS Totals. IS
Awarded one point OF Class foul
referee Sperling p. = A. l.. Time OF halves
Fifteen minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09

Boston fans are convinced that Con,
mic Mack is slipping. lie has decided
20 send his son Roy 20 Yale next sea
.on. Roy is d student at Worcester
Academy. and has played on the nine
for the last two seasons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09

Connie Mack is the first absolute
,ponarcb in the world who has begun
20 disarm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
BRIDES IN BATH
CASE ON TRIAL
Prosecutor Charges London Man With
Numbering Three Wives as They
Bathed: Bodies ENhumed.

LONDON March - George Jo-
scph Smith In court To-Day heard Pub
llc Prosecutor Bodkh declare he had
made away with three Of his wives.
Each was found dead In her hnth :.
consequently the case has come to be
known us the brides I'm baths" casc.
smith has described himself us "a man
VI independent means The women he
married were found dead Il few DAYS
after the ceremony \crlcts Of ne.
cidental death have been returned
but now certain of the lollr- have
been cvhumed. with the result that
the charges ~ murder have been pre-
furrcd
The public prosecutor gave m,
names VI the three women and m,
dates W the alleged murder as: Beat
rice Muudy. July, 1912 Alice burn
ham. December. 1913 and Margaret
/ Lofty. December. 1914.
I The defendant according to the po
1 lice, was horn In London, the son o
am insurance agent and is 10 YEAR
Old
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
HIS BRAIN REMOVED
Third Cerebral Hemisphere Taken
From Wounded soldiers Head and
No III Effects Are Noticed.

PARIS March % An operation
performed by Dr Gucpiu by which
part NJ u wounded soldiers brain was
removed without the patient suffering
serious consequences was suffered be
fore the academy Of sciences last
night by Dr A Laveran
The soldier Dr IAvernn said. was
taken 10 military hospital with Il
penetrating wound In the occIptnl re-.
glon NJ his Uranium Snlinters of
bone caused ahscpsses to form In the
left cerebral hemisphere These were
removed hut fresh ones formed and
nr. Gucnln was Obliged ON two occn
sions to remove portions " the brain
which protruded from the wound.
Thus the patient lost nj least third
NJ the lett cerebral hemisphere hut
shows no particular signs either of
mental or physical trouble.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
MANY HERE FOR
BIG CONVENTION
State Sunday School Association
Opened First Session
Here Today.
PROMINENT WORKERS COME

The twenty second annual conyrn,
tiou Of the Oklahoma State Sunday
school association was opened at 3
O'Clock this afternoon at the First
Presbyterian church WIN a prayer
by In. Pml G.. Baird, pastor, after n
short SONG service. The assignment
of guest, t0 different homes began at
q o'clock this morning. and by II tho
large Sunday school rooms were filled
with II record attendance Fully five
hundred had registered up tO that
time
Meetings win be- held mornings, at.
tcmoons aud evenings The day Sc,
-iuus VIII consist of conferences
team and institute work Two inSplr-
utlunul addresses Will be- given euch
night.
Many men and women Of lnterna-
tional Importance In Sunday school
affairs ure present to attend the con.
ycntlon John L. Alexander " Chi
'AA't Ntl lollUlN NV lNlNlA HNAftl AAAANAi'
dent " the International Sunday
School association, will deliver an nd
dress ON "1hc Teen Age Fcld' AZ I
O'Clock today MIR Alexander is roe
ugnIzcd authority ON this subject aud
won wide prominence In the grcnt
convention at Zurich, Switzerland
last year
Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick. SUNDAY
school -peciulist viii deliver an ad
dress Of much interest Thursday uf.
trruoon Miss Fitzpatrick conducts
am adult Sunday school class Of five
hundred members I'm Coriutn Mise,
aud Is recognized leader Of the
work in the south.
Many Workers Here.
u s. Wolfiuger Of Hobart is prcs
dent of the state association and G..
H. Nichols NJ oklahoma city Is gen.
cral secretary Members NJ the cen
. trul committee shy that they have
never seen such ruthnInsm nj the
beginning of a similar convention aud
look Tor the total attendance Do cr.
/ coed 500.
4 ,uprrnteudcnts' conference con.
/ durtcd by MIR. Alexander will be- held
| late this afternoon al the First Pres.
| hytcriur church. This Is the flrsl
convention that Mr.. Alexander has
attended here Special music VIII ne
furnished tonight boy the girls choir
The orgunist for the convention Is
| Alvin W Roper. formerly an Okla
homa boy. A special feature NJ the
meeting ~ the drnominational confer
enccs Thursday afternoon each
church holding IT, own conference N
It. building
The state convention was held In
! IN Reno last year Ample nccommo
datious are offered to all the dele
gates. each church taking care VI IT.
own members Two special cars witt
delegates win arrive today, one from
Hobart ana one from Enid The con
ventl0u sermon win be- delivered thl,
afternoon by Or II. H. Hutton, pas
tor NJ the First Baptist church Com
plpte program. NJ the convention car
be- obtained ul the convention head
quarter. M the First Presbyterian
church The H~r meetings win b,
held Thursday night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
Our
Legislators
Have
Adjourned

And-as to how much or how
little they have accomplished.
1t will depend ON who YOU ask
about it.
Mr. Joseph IIucklus will assure
you that Legislatures are an
extremely beneficial thing.
And our cstmablc friends. COL
Watson and MIR Welsh. will
probably consider legislatures
a nuisance.
The pharmacy laws didn't fare
as well, at the hands of the
law makers as some Of mn wish
but small iayors are thank.
fully received and we have
hopes for the future
The Robert NJ Scott Drug
Stores would like to sell quite
a lot of men of various poIlu.
cal creods, o bill of paint for
that house that's beginning to
look dngy
We also know several Demo.
Gratis, Republicans aud Social
lists who are not patrons of our
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
GERMAN

BERLIN, March 23--Thc following
report was given out today at the
war office:
Two French night attacks near
CarrenCy, northwest Of Arrus, were
repulsed. In Champagne German
troops blew mp mines and rcpulsed II
night attack north of Beausejour.
Minor French advances near Com.
hreS, Aprcmont and Fllrcy were with
cut success. An attack against the
German positions northeast of Bu
dOnviller broke down under the Ger
man fire The enemy sustained heavy
losses.
Hostile Aviators again threw sry
eral bombs on Ostpnl Nu dumug,
WAS done to the military establish.
ments, hut several Rrlgiuu- wrr,
Killed or wounded Northwest Of Nrr
dun n French nynlor was shot down
A French aircraft manned with two
French non-Cummi,sluucd officer,
was forced 10 land near Frcihurg The
occupants Of the aeropuur were cap
ured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
LYNNE CASTLE. GULF COAST
HOTEL DESTROYED BY FIRE

PASS CHRISTIAN. Miss. Mch ~
Lynne Castle one Of the best known
hotels ON the gulf coast and lncudmg
among It's guests Speaker Champ
Clark MIR, Clark and their daughter
G,ncvicyr was seriously damaged 10y
fire today Cold weather hud kept
practically all the guests indoors su
they had plenty Of warning when IN,
blue started and saved their effects
THE los, Is estimated mt between $50.
OOO and $1,000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
RED CROSS SUPPLY SHIPS
FROM NEW YORK TO BELGIUM

NEW YORK, March %. The
steamer Guatemala, sailing today for
the Bclgan relief work Of the Amrri
can Red Cross, carries 1900 pounds
Uf clothing and hospital supplies and
Snrgicnl Instruments The shipment
IL valued at more than S23OOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
WILSON REFU SES REQUEST
TO RECOGNIZE VILLA

WASHINGTON. March % Recent
events In Mexico have not changed
President wilson determination not
to recognize amy government there
which Is not the result of orderly
elections Various reports ~ effort,
10 induce the United States 10 rec.
.c,gnlzc General villa were met
nt the White House today with IN,
statement that the prrsidcuts policy
wus unchanged and that he hud no m
tentiou uf departing from lt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
AIR FORCE DEFICIENT
[. \. AcrOnautic Branch Is In "Ap-
palling Condition Says Head Of Re
serves; Appropriation insufficient.

CHICAGO. March % The arconau.
llc branch " the nations military ser.
vice was declared 10 be In an "uppnll
ng condition 10y Albert Bond Lam
nort NJ ST Louis head " the United
@latcS ayiNllm reserve corps, nj the
first annual dinner ~ the Chicago
branch Of the navy lcnguc of the Unit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
ITALY PLANS PROTECTION
AGAINST FOREIGN SPIES

ROME, via Paris, March % An.
nomCement ls made that royal de.
cree soon will be- signed establishing
rules governing the sojourn " foreign
crs In Italy, The regulations are de.
signed to protect the country against
: spies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
LIVESTOCK RATE INCREASES
SUSPENDED Ry COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, March 23-Pro.
posed increases In rates ON livestock
from Buffalo, Pittsburgh and similar
points 10 eastern terminals were sus.
pended today by the Interstate com.
merce commission.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
For Weakness and Loss Of Appetile

The Old Standard general strength
ening tonic, GROVES TASTELESS
chill TONIC, drives out Malaria and
builds up the system A true tonic and
sure Appetizer For adults and chill.
| dreu J0C.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23

Rlessed n the pcacemakcr, cspeclal
ly II ne keeps OF safe distance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS
ON THE WAR IN EUROPE

German troops are pursuing tho
Russians who were driven FROM
Memel, East Prussia The Germans
occupied the Russian town Of Krot
tingen across the border from MemcI
and freed more than 5000 Germans.
who had been dragged away from
their homes by the Russians.
Attacks made by Russian troops
ON both sides Of the OrZyc river, In
Russian Poland, were rspulsed" "
FRENCH.
PARIS. March 2a-Thc officinl
communication given out this after
noon b, the French war department
says:
"Thr enemy yesterday bombnrdcd
Rheims. A German aviator dropped
bombs ON the town aud claimed three
victims among the civilians.
"lu the Champagne region We made
20 slight progress 10 ihr east Of lllll
lgH
In the Argonne. near Bngntelle the
enemy twice delivered violent counter
attacks 10 recapturc the ground he
lost on sunday Both counter al.
tacGs were completely repulsed
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24

EpKnr. lnelle alien Scbeus,
3is ING Yrpt mnb Srenbe ipeuSet,
10 snr bait Sn Seinen splSnen
Srasrnagen binsetuenbet?
Drink strablenbIife sleiten
Enn 10 matt sn ms NIB iuilo,
Hns s~erSammernb in ben Iciteu
emit ocin fterbenb Siio.
Uni scs Sclbes barten Sdonen,
No nd Ionit bic sel6cn bollen,
;sradtbclabnen Mebren Heisen,
:tsjirt iueit nnb brett Elm Sdiueigen.
In Der Sdener itebt Gin Spafen,
6ssr raitet bort nnS Eflna-
NH scs 8inters jnnse Sa0ten,
Nrdf Gin iuatteipeid)es 5ndl.
SAusu uerIinft hes Cages Stnnoe
Ifns 20 tandjt bic iueifc Sradlt,
Wit Der f~liebcnben Sefnnoc
Nitar in bas Heidj Der WadDt.
Iaesx ucna am Snnflen Seroe
Iir nid,t cine Siamme brenut.
xSrau bic IenfsenSe 8eihiueroe
Striar belle Soffnnn8 fennt!!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24

Ballet geiagt unb iih IN Der Staats-
boliptitabt nit SRI. Belle 9errp, bon
GbampiS. trallen lieB.
Die ihredlide &ranfbeit. 0ppb.
tberitis, melbe ieit Ginger 3eit i'm
iiioliden Sbeilc unieres Gountps
bcrrid)t, nimnt imnler mebr einen
cpibemiiden Gborofter an.
AS Stunben anbaltenoen He-
gems battcn in bieiiger @egeno grobc
u~eberi6memmiingen in @efolge. Der
@asconohe Slub lit innerbalb IL
Stunben i6 Sub g%eitiegen. Seconb
Greet lit 10 bod angeidpoIlen bob
ons 8aiier iid) iibcr ote angren5en-
bcn 6eIber ergoB.
Inner Gountp bot nir orei @e.
fansenc i'm Stoats5udtbauie. bon
oenen aber MIR elm ein3iger, Der
friibere Breoiger 9noerion. bes 8fer.
o~ebiebItobls iiherfiibrt. 5i unieren
@inmobnern ge5Gblt pcrOen barf.
Spr SO Sabrcn.
Die Irbeit an Serrn SSoroan's
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24

reuen glebotor miro nit aller ener.
ale betrieben.
2esten Nittmod reilte Serr
souis Soffmann uno Sanilie nod
5eoaIia ob. mo SER Soffmamn lid
als oeutider Rehts annalt nicoer.
laiien miro.
Isle idon m6re iest cine Stein'
itrabe. 0oS S~bantuetter uno Der
Reaen baben nniere 2anoitraben mie'
Der in booenloie Bfiiben p~erpanoelt
@eitern Wittas itarb Serr
Clemens S6nell. I'M Mlter bon 81
Sabren.
Bon Sbiro Greet: Gie Serreu
Brpor, Mart nnb Selms iino iesi
i'm @esriffe Die iogenannten Sui
pbur Springs" oeren 8aiier einG
arcbc Scilfrnft beiist. Dem 8ublifum
5ugGnglid 81 MAIDEN unb baben Der
Mniang nit Der @rridtllng De,
notbigcn DISQUALIFICATION genladt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24
ssatiadjen fir aeiSeuOe.

Sdmer5ett forunerl bon @ebtbln
cSer a%ufitauintg Der. iuie Neuralgie,
&beirmatisanus, 2en6etpeb, 3abn-
idrnersett, gerpenfunser. GtsetiduE-
gen, iteife Musfeln, aber ale peroen
Surh Slom's Eminent pertrieben.
9ringt nelles mo friides 9Iut CUR
STEELE nno pertreibt Die I~itfitailirng
Gs gebt an ole @iirael. @aritm inn
nter Sdmeraeii ouIoen2 @ebrmldt's
8ebeutet ioiortige 2inSernng. 8reis
25c rmro SOC. Die ST Glaide entbdlt
icds nal 10 pieL, fnic Die 25c.
SIoide. daop)
- -
auuft cure 8eibnadts+ uni
9euiabrs (. 8oitfarten bel q. 30
l&ief
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24
mintrr-5nnnpttl1pnnp
Bon Grnit greesans.

Sumnc! Iilionen Seben
Sarren bangen MngeiidltS,
DAT on berrlid bid crbeben
Spait i'm @lause beincs 2idts.
@enn Der 8eibnadJt bante acrsen
Shnel perfladern iuie bic Seit,
Yreiien allc Ienidenbersen
Seine linbeiicsbarfeit.
limb id,ou lueuScit on ben 8asen
@ie in nengcbpr'uer Nadlt,
Seiae iueifcn &uiie iaseu
Gampfeno SmrdJ bic iueite Nadt.
9eine lucife &oiie iasen
3iinSen Dir Den Strablenfrana
limb bic rptben Speere bitten
Seie i'm @affentans.
limb eS lpirS bic Stun6e fommea,
Sa bn berrlih aaferitcbit;
9a bic S5ben bn erflommen
limb sn nni'ren 6anptern gebit.
Nidt Gin siueifelpolles Mbnen
Sit's Sas idjmeidelnb ms betbort;
Scnu bn iiesit, ipeil oeine Sabnen
Seine Mad,t serit6rt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24
axs Scm gplfsblatt friibercr Sabre.
Eieis gaude Dor 30 Sahren.

&eiSen $1.25, Safer 20, &orn
=. Eicr 90, 3miebeln $3.50 per
stHidsl.
Scrr Seinridl Sobns faifte
xsa iestcn Wcntog oas Sieoter'ihe
figrntMm an Der iten StrnBe fir
SINGS.
tSctraut, anl rs. 8. M.. oirrh
SrS,rr gppens. Serr @m. 8uefer,
paa Saline Gountn, nit SRI. Sulia
EEafc bon @ascollnbe Goultp.
sic Gis Gnnlltmcntcn treffen
afrr Sorfebrnngen 5llm @inbeimien
itEra @coarfes ocs fiiblcnocn Gle
4IREtcs.
9err Geo. araettlD bate am
tEtsH Sonntog. luabreno cr alif Der
,nsn NOR, oaS Wntbeur iid Den SUB
IN srritaliden iin0 lit icst in Solge
atfitl nod iebr labnl.
9ieIe Node Dor 20 Sabren.
Nus 8otsban: Ridter Spob.
mr. pierte lesten Counting ieinen "A.
sesurtstdg nnb muroe aus bieiem
5Elrs Don Der &oellcr String 8ano
zIit einrm StGno6en beebrt.
&ittenberg: Serr "aultcrmann
RTisr neulih Is Shmeinc Die on
MT Gbolera frepirten.
DIT Sterlina Ser 6r. Sdd.
rrrfgttcr laBt elm neueS @cbdlibe err
riiHsu bciien untern Hdimlihfeiten
al Sogerballs unb Der obcre Sbeil
dis ~Srrlummlunsslocal Der Brass
&ana 0ienen Toll.
Serr Gbas. @ernlum. Ger bic
AEr $botograpb, bot feline 5reunoe
"a sSrigcr ISOLDE boourf ilberraidt,
mr. RI ohnc 8ort Soriibcr ucrlanten
IN tniien, Dem Slinggcicllleben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24
8n sntanfen

Geds 8rabama Senneu uub Stuei
Sdhne. RIFen iofprt p~ertanft iueroen.
sos. Spedhals.
Rorriion. @o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24
Sarm an b~erfanfen.

Cine sarm BON 40 bis 43 slfer, 80
Gder unter aniture. Der &eit in Spls,
lamb. Sin 6rane-@ pbnbaus, ebenfaas
elm 8aditcin @ebGube. 3mei 3iitern-
en-, Shenne In antem 3utonb unb
Brinnen nabebei. farm lit ~ WeiIen
iuejtlih BON Serniann. Rdheres auf Der
Oaice bieies 8Iottes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24
8ottesbieuit unb 9irden.Y rosramme
,pabrenb Der Jeiertase.

@ic eebr1ufli6 peroen Ole font
menoen Seittage, iopobl in Der 81.
e. Stride als mie aud in Der gpangl.
81. Yanl'S Stride, nit @ottesoienlt
uuO ongemeiieuen Seitprogrammen
gefeiert nerben. Die &irden Der
beioen obigen @emeinoen weroen I'M
@cibnahts Sdmld prangen nnb
groBe Gbriitb1ume nerOen bel Der
Seier Der Sonntagsidulen eine,l
prominenten Glas einnebmer.
Sn Ser 90. 6, Stride. 8altor Opp.
miro anl %. Oesember bas folgenoe
8rogramm CUR ansfiibrilna tom.
men: Infone um bolb.adt llbr,
obenos.
Song by the School.
Recitation, Welcome Marguerite
Steel.
Bible Reading-Gang Glass.
Prayer.
Song by the School.
Christmas Wreath Mrs. Meyers
Class.
Recitation-Jane Reynolds.
Duet-Mabel Vented and Nellie
Steele.
Polly's Postcards-Lucille Begenlanu
and Mrs. Meyers Glass.
Song-Mrs. Dickson's Class.
Christmas Thoughts-Sunbeam Circle
Class.
Our King Forever-Five boys from
Glad Game Class.
Duet-Elva Maushund and Blanche
Ellis.
Christmas Fairies-Mrs. Decisions
Class.
Song by Special Chorus.
Christmas Post Office-Glad Game
Class.
Christmas Offering-Blanche Ellis
assisted by S boys.
Song by School.
Am Sonntaa Morgell, Den rs
DECEMBER. INN balb-3ebn llbr, fin0et
lpie actpobnlif, Die 8erinmumlung De,
Sonntogsidule itatt, gefolet boz
@ottesoienit In oeutider Sprahe I'm
balb<elf llbr. gngliide 8reoigt on
Sonntag, I'M balb.oft ltbr, nbenos
Sn Der ct. Yal,l's Stride, Yaitol
81. &asmnnn. fonntt oas folgenol
Srogramm CUR ausfibriing:
Deg. "a 2cbrer llebunasflaiie, balb
adt ubr Ibenos.
0e3. "a. &onfirlnotion, balb mem
lbr, bornlittags.
Deg, 25. @~ottesbienit mo Seier bes
beiligen @benomobls, t0:15 Dor
mittags.
DEG, %. Somtaesidul 8eibnad,ts
feier. balb.ad)t llbr, abenos.
9e5. 26. Somntagsihule, 8 ltbr, por
mittags.
Dca. 26. @ottesbienit, 1915 pornlit
tags.
0e5. 81. 2ebrer @eriammllung mi
9eamten . @ohl. baIb-adt llbr
| abenos.
0e5. 80. Gbor 9eriammlung. balb
aht llbr, abenbs.
Oe5. 81. Splpelter Oienit, bali
att ltbr. abenbs.
De5. 81. llntcrbaltultg nebit 2und
i'm GrbgeidoB Der Stride. bon y
IS. g.. INN 8 ubr, obenbS.
9e5. 81. RitternadtS @ebetoieni
nm IL nbr, nadts.
San. /. 1916. 1eujabrs @ottesoieni
f0:t5. bormittogs.
San. /. General aonferenS DC
Mitglieoer nnb 8enmtentpab
balb.5pet ubr. nahmittags.
San. 2, Sonntagsidulc, 8 1lbr. DO,
mittags.
San 9. @ottesoienit. 1915 pormit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24
Sroblide 8eibuadten!

m L-f
fGbr 90 Mrbciter beid1ftigt. Man
erpartet Dob I'M 2alfe OeS &intcrs
nod mebr 4rbeiter bort nngeItellt
lncroen. ipenn Der Stobl eintrifft,
iuelfcr 5lm 9an bes Humpfcs zines
nelicn 9nnpfboots, iomie aud 5lln
8au ciner nelien 8arfe notbig lit.
t Die 3ion SomtagSfhulc, III
@cblcr, miro ibrc @eibnad)tsfeier
anl Snmstog (alio moracn), Den %.
9e5cnlber obbalten. Mnfoug nm 7
ubr, abenos. Seoermann lit bierlnit
ber5lid)lt cingelaoen.
i Sdger, in Der N1be pom Swiss,
maren porigc ISOLDE 10 gliiflih Smri
grpBc @iride az erleeer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24

Ser @ert eines 8riefes. .llnter
ocn Touienoen bon anerfenmmgs-
ihreiben, sic Sic erbaltcn, mag ots
meinc nift oiel bebentcn," ldreiht
5rail &otbe Henners bon Saflcp,
Seras, in einem 9riei on Or. Eeter
Sabrncp uno Sobne. Die Seriteller
pon 6orni'S MlpenfrGuter. Sic
I6rcibt lpciter: .4ud, ih mus Sd,
men iiir Sbr Glpenfr1lltcr oanfen.
Sd babe iest orei Sloifcn oauon &C.
bralld,t, uno es bat mid frGitis &c,
modt. IS lit ole bette MeoiSiM Die
id JIG aebroudt babe. Sd lit an
M~agenidmerSen, aber tie limo jet
perihmunocu. Bite, icnben Sic
mir cinige S1riften iibcr Sorni's
I%lpenfr1i,ter, oamit ib mcinc
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MAIDEN fnnn."
8pn Sous al Sons, bon Grt al
Grt pcrbreitct li6 Die &uubc Don Der
mnn6erbnren 8irflmg bieics oltell
&rdutcrbcilmittels. Seit iiber bun
bert Sabren bot eS an lciocnbcn
MGimcrn un0 Srauen ieine @or5ilgC
ermieien, @S lit nidt in s~lpctbcfel
81 boben, neil es nid,t hurh Der
@rpbbonoeI gum 9etrieb fpmnnt
Spc5inlagenten liefern CO, ooer man
beitclle bireft pom 2oboratorium
Wtan ihreibc an: Or. 9eter Gobrner
& Sons 50, 1875 &ppne ape.
Chicago Sll.
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@Sdentlider Rarftberidt.

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8ei5eny go. 3 ITO
Smperial MebI. per Sod $50
@ooS 9ud Mebl, per Sud $50
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8leie. per 100 Hfunb ITO,
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Sro6afte.
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Gnten, per Ifun6 .t2
SdmalS, per &funo 10
Snrfeps, per Bfnno .i61
aartoffeln. per 8uIbeI so
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Charles Carroll Of Carrollton, Maryland
Father Of Religious Liberty in America"

HISTORY proves, to their eternal
- honor. that the Catholics were
n. Grst in America to advocate the
hundom Of all sects to worship at any
4rne they chose to bend knee. OF
n The cavaliers of Maryland, none
xSre more noble and none adored
Liberty more than Charles Carroll,
KIN with his kinsman, Archbishop
ihaC arroll. strove for the hereditary
zyhrs Of mankind to practice Civil
ani Religious Liberty. Carroll was
zsc of the richest and most learned
mn N the Colonies and when he
Frrrdly affixed his name to our i'm.
Earral Declaration of Independence
Hrsourted the con6scation Of his vast
cltes. A bystander facctiously re,
r1rked, as he did so, There goes a
.ur millions" He was elected to the
S.ttmial Convention which adopted
Constitution Of the United States,
&c illness forbade his attendance.
1rs 1cusin, though, Daniel Carroll,
rlcd orr National Law, which for
Tss.r guarantees to Americans Civil,
1EEgioas and Personal Liberty.