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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-02-27

occasion rarely leads to sin; near oc-
casion OF sin cannot be automatically
determined; it must be determined
morally, taking into consideration the
quality of the sin and of the tempta
ton, and the frailty Of the sinner.
AS thoughts or words are more easily
committed than external deeds, there
fore a greater number is required for
the former than for the latter. A
near occasion of sin is further distin-
guished into continual Or present, and
interrupted and absent; living in
adultery or fornication with the object
Of ones passions, would be a cOntinu
al and present occasion; the saloon
is to the drunkard an illustration of
the other. A near occasion again may
be absolutely so, or relatively so, to
certain individuals. In the former
case, such a near occasion would lead
all or almost all individuals to sin,
as frequenting diSrcputable houses.
An occasion may lie a near occasion
relatively, when, considering individu-
al dispositions, it may be so to one
and not to another; when the occa-
sion does not lead all or almost all
individuals To sin, but only the one
or the other. So III may be that the
saloon is a near occasion Of sin to
one, and none at all to another. Again
a near occasion Of sin may be volun-
tary or necessary; voluntary, when
it can easily be avoided; necessary,
when the occasion cannot be removed
either physically, as to prisoner to
whom his company in jail may be an
occasion OF sin; or morally, when the
without sin, dis might be army life to
an enlisted soldier, or without some
very serious inconvenience as when
the removal of the occasion would
lead to the loss OF something very
valuable. Having seen the different
occasions of sin, it now remains to see
which occasion we must firmly resolve
to avoid i'll order to receive validity
the priestly absolution. We are not
obliged to avoid the remote occasions
of sin, as we would then be obliged
to go out of this world, as st. Paul
says. The creatures Of God" says
the wise man, ARE turned to an abom-
nation and temptation to the souls
of men" In the interest Of our i'm
mortal souls, however, we should
avoid at least q great many of the
more dangerous occasions, although
remote, such as familiarity with per-
sons of the opposite sex. The occa-
sions make the sinner and therefore
must be avoided as sin itself. These
occasions may be, as the catechism
says: Persons, places or things. AS
to the necessary occasions, dangerous
conditions which are beyond our con-
troll, we must endeavor by all means
in our power to effect that these oc-
casions become remote; by prayer,
modification, frequent confession, or
other means; in this we may avoid
being allured into sin by them.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-02-27
OCCASION OF SIN.

An occasion of sin, considered in
general, is any external thing Undue
ing to sin, because of its nature or
the weakness of the man who meets
it. Such is, for instance, keeping COM
pany with a bad companion, or dwell
ing in certain surroundings. There
is great difference between occa-
sion of sin and danger of sin. Danger
of sin implies anything internal or
external, that may lead US to sin. DC
casion Of sin does not mean habit
of sin which is altogether internal,
such as swearing. There are two
sorts of occasions, remote, and near
or proximate. It is remote, when the
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-02-27

The inner knowledge that one has
been honest is a reward which passes
words. One thus rewarded is rich
beyond measure Of wealth that might
be dishonesty gained. These are not
fancies, but facts. Humanity should
have learned them as such and made
use of them long ago. Not having
done so, humanity should begin now.
The first step is to be honest with self.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-02-27
The Worlds Greatest Murderer

ALCOHOL has killed
business than combined
BROTHERS OF YOURS-reiatves
victims They escapto WILL POWER"
Alcohol
the aid MEDICAL SCIENCE their DISEASED
CONDITION.
SEND THEIR NAMES AND ADDRESSES doing
Christian will literature explaining easily
quickly effectively
"stored LoATHNG place
any SPLENDID HoMELIKE INSTITUTES
established cities TREATMENT HOME INSTITUTE
Help
and drink darkened Everything strictly confidential
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10

nust bm SulamitbsSioff b.s Sobsn
Siebes gu elmer romaniii9en Spersits,
beren naip ssfiibrie Sanblung uno bee
ren friihs uub farbiss, aus nraH9sr'
lei gltmsntsn sefdidt semiId1ts Muii.
Der itdrtiten Wiriuns auf bic oftsuro.
pdtite 3ub0rerfnaft bieies 5beaterH
ii9sr 1T. 9isfs .S,llamitb1 nun IN
aus bsm 5ibbif6en ins WagpariI8s
tytogparifh siibsInbe) iibsrtraesn NOR.
ben unb ipirb BON sinsr inporii6sn
9beuisrssisqi9aft in Wisn auFgsfiibrt.
,Ulebr tann man I'm Jabr bes Wslt.
tritsss an Sntsrnaiionolitdt aetpib
niat p.rlanssn. Gs mar bas prebburs
ger 2b.atsr. bas. gum Shsil nit Rrdi.
ten Der gabapeiter @oltsope.. Elm
soblreites ipisnerif4sunsariib ,saIis
slides pubIitum inl Adrlibeaier sins
Node lang NIT bieier Gube gut IN.
terRisli. 2ln sipei aiebssisensn. bsren
reidIi6e aDrii - Der jung. @binlpn
entbrennt In uHpsrmitisIisr Gcls. srIi
fur Galdmiib, bpnn fur 4biaail -
boo ntrstnSS srmabtt i&liebt ii4 ,bes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10

unb in furser 9eit ipar id turirt uno fnnn
mid ieitbeni gutter @eiunbbelt srfr.uea. Yei
Jtber 8slegfnheit pr:iie id) Oas COMPOUND.
ba id psiS, oaB es mir gtbolien bat Mro
auh Gnoeren b.lfen mirb. Sn leBiser 5e!t
babe id) oas COMPOUND meiner lod)ter ge'
geben uno i'd wluide, baB ale lsiosnoen
5rauen es nehnt.n unb BON isinen, 8.rtb
iibsrssugt ictn wiirbea.-i5rau ,Sames U. Bel.
bel, las u. 9enn Strnbs, SbippenSburg, ga.
2poiaG. 9infbam's Segetable COMPOUND
III aus sinbeimifsu @ur5elH uuh 8Hauaen
aemaht uxb sntbdlt feline betdubsnoen ooer
ft,ablidsn Srcguen, uao ss miro beute ais
bas .ericlsreidfte Mittel gtsen Srauenleioen
ang.eb.n, baS mir tennri. Sauienoe bon
frsiwilissn 3eugniisn, uelde in oen Bint'
BAN 9aboratoriunt ~ Spnn. gtali., auf'
Iiegen, i9eiHsn oies ,u bepeien.
@snn Sic Den leiieiten 3meifel bc.
gcu, oah Sbuen Gpcia 6. Rintbam'S
gegetable COMPOUND belfen fDnnte,
Idreiben Sic on Die GDoia s. Riut.
lam Wteoicine GD. (Sertraulid)),
&pnu, Maii., nm Hatb. SIR Sdrci-
Ben miro BON elmer sSrNn seDfinet, &C.
ieien unb beantiuprtet nno itreng per'
traulid bebanbelt lueroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
--3u Sanie---
Dr.. Jesse S. WyIer,
Wroton s0ebanbe, Siebentc nnb STAGE
o,efunbhfits Department.
Wssuiatipu hbsr biz grrarbfituus nms gftanS.
Inng BON praaniid,su enbiianSrn.


Sei es befbloffen ben ber @elnno
beifsbbebctbe bfr eiaot Cincinnati. eiant Dbio
bah bic iolpefibe Begnldiicn Iiotbpenbig ~ fhi
Die allgemeine @einnbbei nnn Die gerhaiuHa
gtbftpnffuHl unb llniernriidnna bon Gemein
| fnnoer. INTO blefelbe iuiIb bterburrt gu siiiei
Regulation bieier Reborbe gendht
Rdr. 1. noincr VericH, Sirinn ober Gotpo
ration fon 20 erldubi icin, Fraenbigelte iooti
Itiete, sfiic6sn, beit, Idia, 6eberit. EIiii, xdn
idge, Lnnidle, gSaiier, Snnr obet anbere orgdni
idf enbltansen su fodben crbieen. boIrpieil. per
biniiien. itodieH, nusBnlniieu ooer Al rebu5ircn
60 iet oeiin. b0s BcrnbreH ipito oueeetiitri iinf
aelhtetf IN mcberien, bnmp'fheren Btbdlirrn
due1eilnifet nit puiienben uiio Qeniigei6efl
guinpen nilb elppdraien sur BerrineernUa. ger.
bremlnla Iuib pouiidHbspeR 5erifpruiia ees
fpiottlinen Geriife. ioeite hnrN ein ioIctes
Werfdbren tHiiieben. nnb es ie oeiln, her ap
pnrai uno bas gerfnbreH ipsrben bnro bic De
inIlhbelissBebotbe gniaehsibcn.
Hds. 2. 2eoe Reficr, sJirmn ober Grrpofa'
tion. ipelte Beibdfie ninti NIT eiRem ubp0s
rnf, ipie q III Bnrngrapp btsler gitgnioiioH
potaeihrteben, i0u beim Befrisee einsb folfsn
atHleenb Alaiiet, Sye eie. bennpen. nm su
allen Seiien Gsufnf&abeu une iribsrii8e Dc.
ride su termeiben.
Bar g. ems BebGubs, roo ein betartiees
8ei41ft beirieben ipiEb. fcIsn nit Vsment
oet Drainaae. lTb bic 8ebalier, SHBbobsrl
kBdnbs eic. foIen retH lnb innltdr aetGlieB
iperben. a,ebdlier. 1juslns bel her Giufamr'
luna nrb ubIieiernfa bon Standardization Bee
niti iperbsn, uiitfieu aus w2eidG gena6i inIb
mil elnsm Tedel oer'eber tetn, fcianae iie iEE
Webraut fiub. uub fe niifen mad ber Hus.
ieetlIlg ariiubph dusneipaftsH lperben eite'
aeninLieu nilGu ipdbreHh ber ipurusu gspnnie
borbnnben fein uns 20 mtiteH mhttei onee'
luanbi iperoen. mi baS @riitn ber JIieoeH I'm
Ql1te gu berblieu
gnt. T. Sresubtine tiebertrttlrHa Der obieen
aeanIailon fcn BEN Geiees senihb belt-oit ipe,
ben.
Gar. 5. Tieie RsanIaiicn fog ir froft ire,
ten bon nr6 ua6 BEN iriibeiitn BON Csiese
erInubier 5eiipunfie on.
slar g. @eaulniionen nos. 20. 20 NIB q
bieltf Nebbrbs. ipis rebibiri nHb nHaeHoulmeil
am O. anri 1919. fino bierbir6 ipibertiiftn.
NuaeHommeH bon Der 4efnTbbeits. ssborbe
Der stnhi qiueinnGii. Siaai cbto. bieisH 9. Tag
In gepier5er 1915.
q. ". 1n6Ier. m. D.,
Rrnnbeni bro tent
GtitIilrt: .. Z. D'Rttt. aIerf.
fOi72I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10

iomii6strasiide GdIuba,t: pdbrsno
Sulamitb. bsm ireuloien Geliebtsn
treu, ii4 liiiig ibrer unbsIbii6snJreist
eripebrt, ipirb 4HaIou bonn Ghidful
ibtper gejaIdgen unb tebr! .ihliebli4,
in BEN an Sulamitb bsgaHssnsn Grss
sl bic llrIade ieinss unsliids erien.
nenb, BON IbisaiI fslbit sebranst. gu
Der suriid, Der er ben erfteI S9tpur
esIsiiis. bate, - eine 25funa Die frsi.
Ii6 bas moraliihe Gefubl nur bal6
befriebisi. ba Die i6Dne, sble uno uns
idulbool. 2tbisail bic 3e4s be5ublsn
mub. Den 4bitieb 4bfalons besl,i'
i.t Der @eaRs bss bdussfrOmnen ~aOI
Vibrt", Der in Der urfpriingli6en De-
Iiali BEG Stiidss unb Dor isinem eis
gentlih.n publiiam bic 60rer sstuaIiig
padt unb aud I'M Rarlibeater isins
Miriuns ni9t gang Derfehlte. Sm
0an,.n freili4 mar bi.Ie Wiiaung
alttefiam.Rtcrii9er Gage iiHb ungari'
fber Spersits bod cine atse StiIloiia'
ieit; bic stpas ausseiossne Speretfe
ipiro auf ibrsr Su6s nah ipirtiamsn
Rei3mitisln Don bie.r Seite b.r tdum
5u nsuen Erdfien iommen -. Cont
bat ii4 bic fommsrIihs 3beattriaiion
Bis Dor sinissn Wo4en nu- MILAN
Dor b.m oodisen gsrii.gen betpa6rt.
Gin 5aus na9 BEN aHbern maf1ie bs'
rien unb nur elm paar S4paute uno
9oiien trcbten Der Sibs, baneben aud
Si. rS6iifbrii4isen". bic In Der gs.lsH
Wierer 9iibne ipohenlang duf sins
poripieasnb aus Retruien beiiehtnos
3ub6r.ridaii srsisbsrifb eiupirttsn.
ssn,ptfdsn bat bas Deutide @olss'
ibeoi.r bi. nsue Gpiel5sit eroff1tt; ans
18. 2lusuf, benz Geburtsidg bss Raj.
f.rs, nlaHt. bic 9ofoper pisbsr ouf
unS enbe 9lusui. foIsts bas Burg
ibeater.
-Rabium unb ott eano'
mfrtbi9aft. Die @erpsnbun1
ben gaabium sur g.i4ieunisuns bts
Wubbthnms Der YfldnbtH ntro pet
aanbspirtbit,aft nismals GriOIse 6riu'
gen, es iei benn, Der prtis bts ioits
boren Wlinsrols ipirb gang beotuttno
berabasiest ipsrbtn.- Tids aniiht
prtrat 6. gtuart Gassr, ber Dtrtt.
Tor bss grootlpnsr 9ofdniihtn @dr'
tens, ala er BEL GsIsssrpsit o.r 20.
Sabrssi.ier beg gpioniiftn gdrisns
In gleip gprt cine 2inipraHe an etfpa
bnnbert goianiier belt. lin sintn
9ldtr qanbes NIT benz n6tbigsn Ra'
blum al psrfehsu. miibie nan in el'
mem Halls $500. in sinem anfersn
YSalle 5000 ausIsg.n.- proftiicr ar'
thur 8. gbiosrs BON Dnrimcutb .trs
'i6rt., bi. 96atfa6s, bab bic gotanii
sa 0dnb,lss,rtdsn ausssbtutet tpsrbs,
fpiirbe bas erniis Stubium Der pflans
snlunbs itnri bssintradtigen. Dh
Grfolge iraenb elmer WiHenftaii
f5nnttn nidt nah Der 3ubl Der Doll
lars btnsHsn tp<rbtn, bic bis(slbs tin'
Lsutrinasnr iHlauuhs iit
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errsanst--@eibRh.

@g6b9en I'M bel Der aHesmeinfn SailsdI
belt uiii1iheifsn, tn wofit1bi SnoolieS
gaiIlian Sitabe nnb Oalipn aesnna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
Wieinc 6efrutenfreuoen.
Bon SermannS g 60nbo IF.
& a6nissbers i'm Dug.


,SDlodtenIeben = ei. bas bslB
Iuitia isin!"
Di. luitissn RaosipiIIer gionier'
fingen es iebesmal, tpenn lie iiber Sas
bolperiae pflaiter Don Sprinb auu
Waffsniibunasplat maridiren. Gil
fdnaen bic StrOpbe etipas 5Ogerno
fuit mibtrauiia an. absr bic folgenDei
9erie tommen lin 10 iiber3eugtel
berSus: .WenA anbre 2eute f6lafen
bann mubt bu pa9en. mubt S6ilo'
spah itebn. patrpllis aebn,"
mir iinb brei5ebn Wann in Del
sriten aOrporaIiaaft. alles Idngt
Sdlamdiisls. ipie uns Der Jelbpebe
liebtofenb nennt. absr tpenn beg UlOr.
gems I'm baIb brei ubr Der llnterof'
fiaisr Dom Dienit bur aben S9uppen
itapft unO gum Iufiteben ermuntert,
mill teiner sttpds bon SoloateHfrels
ben pber Iuitiaem Solootenleben nil:
len. SsIbft unier &omiter ni9t, Der
frnit an isbsr oerbriebli6en gegebens
belt bemertt: .Ree. fopat ssemietIts
lihst1. obsr unier tiihtigiter Retrut,
Der 2Cbenb fir 2lbenb isine .,anarre"
pust unD poIirt, big Tie pie eins
gIiidIi6e graut lpeitbin Ieu4tst.
limb bod aiebt es fait jeben Sag
zine tIeine SoIbatenfreube, nibt st=
pd bas risoiieu beg Rittasefens"
benn bic berIbmten pitpreubiideH
s4erbien NIT SpGd" baben mir in
Der Dlngen Retruten5cit nod niemdls
tennen aeIsrnt. 2lber felbIt iiber ben
felt aesimmsrten Saiernenaaun, ben
aud Der iiittieite Turner nidt iibsrs
fseiaen tann. penn er iibsr ben 3apfen
qehoueu bat. briuaen bic Wunber uno
sSreuben Der idonen @sIt in uniercH
enaeu Geiidtstreis. Seute iino
es bic sierlihen unb ssz
fdGftiaen S9palb.n, bic unIereu
Ginfaa ins grer5ierbaus nit entriiite.
lem @e5pitider besritben unb ben in
itruirenben Sffiaisr m ieiner ipoblgss
febten ReSe iiber 9or1ut uno Ha6but,
I patroaliIe unb Jelbtpafe reIpe.tlos
itOren. Uloreen lit IS Elm flirtes SGs.
Iein, bus bon ben giiitea, am presst
5uras 3aiernentbpr seflist 1T unb
suun in eIesdnten Sdtenipriingsn ben
1peiten adiernenbof burttsnibt, benei,
ibet Don BEN i9perfdnigen Retruten,
gehsbt bon ben neuigteitsfrobsn Inter
aDffiaieren unb i4lieblia bonn Gelb:
fpebeIIeutnant in elmer nritIeioiaen Re<
slng aus Der nm3inseElr9 gerettst.
Gin anbermal 1T mit.eilemS6pun
e1er sonae Gaiernsnhpf umsepanbeIt.
!4ls ii6 bic Shore bes Worgens tnars
tTeHb auftbun unb bic peri6lafenenRs.
ifruten NIT Wai6i6iifiel uNb SanS.
tu4 CUR pampe b'uten, bdIt i'm Sanbe
Wdgen on Wagen elmer lei9ten Wus
iHitIonstolonne, bic aus ben Earpaz
then 5uriitgetebrt 1T. gRur elm pferb
9aben bic breitipuragen, sutmiitbisen
sGdbrer perloren, abr eine eipig bunas
riss 3rdbe 1T ibnen aus ben ruiTii6en
Gelbern sefolst. Sic fluttert ieBt BON
lBaum gu Baum, trdd5t aroauernb in
elmer b1ait unmelobiIfan Sonart uno
AdIt iid nit @OrIiebe IN bsr RG6e Der
GulaIdfanone auf. SobaIb Der 3i-
denIoloat bic .Jrebglode" ertOnen
Idbt, tOmmt iie baitis berbeI. fest Ti6
aIf ietne S6ulter coer feline uusges
itredte !Sano unb rsibt bas rode Maul
70 Iange trd6aenb auf, big ibr etu
Srainfabrer 8roden auF 8roden in
ben S4ndbel ftedt. Sn5lpH4en iit Der
f4rpar5e 4uspanberer 10 trdge se@
fporben, bab er iid fogar bas Mnii,r
IN ben SurftigeH GdnabeI trdufeln
Nti uesn a. n=aostEslp
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alubetmabesn. RO. ois gOrei, stSesais
aeoneeIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10

mdb6tu flt aIgeHaiue 6dusarbsii nsiHs
Gamilis. Neiersn,sHi go. $40 ansti ass'
nne, ahnhaie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10

Lupit CuHlVpuHV ttit
5unebmtn. Sd bate
baninls namonatlitt
turbtbur ~ Ieioen.
s)lein 6ait, fouite
mir eine sSlai1e uno
oieielbe balf mir 10.
tort. Damn. nahoem
inein 5weites Rinb &c.
boren par. bate i'd
itarf al Srauen'
idiwdde iu l.iben
utb id) gebraudjte
gboia &. 9iutpam's
ylao.t,Efa n nnt,,hnuuh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10

WisnerS beater. man i1reibt
uls Wisn: Gin Jube aug bem rumdai.
i9en @betto (9lbnabam GoIbfabsn).
Der Dor Elm paar Jahrjebnten nnh
amerita ausgipanbert III unb bort
lanse 3sit binbur8 bas Rep gOrisr
Sibbifde Ehsatsr lsittts, ausIsih iein
gtcsuess9 9yisi& &;sraua Aompcuiit, Be.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
5ran Bethel
trsdblt Den Trauell,
gSic 2gbia 6. Sinfbnm's gesetable
COMPOUND iic icit IA Sabren
acinno crbalten bat.

Gbippensburg, Va. Dor tnebr.rtn Sab.
'ren tesann i'd, 9pbia q. pisfbam's 8ese'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10

gieIe Weniben gleiden'einer u6r:
man muib lie 4a,sf5iebeu", SaHli. iie
rr- agebsH#a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10

enrb aln hgliihDoe, glOraen benz ssseS.ea.
Ebilip 6ammler,

peIiebter uoiie bon anna San,nIer, aeb.., ,ay1er.
ferf. I'M elIter bon SO Sabrer lie Beerbtgung
itnbet ftatt poui 3rnuerbnme aus, 80. 342a
pd5elpoob sipeflne. gDeitiuoob, aul areiine I'm
libr Wn6nIittnes. geifetuna auf BEN
eSring Grobe 5riebbofe. e.fo'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-05-08
School Rally Next Wednesday

Next Wednesday, May 12, will be
School Exhibit Day in Ceci! county.
when all the teachers and pupils of
the schools throughout the county
will assemble at Elkton. The morning
will be devoted to a parade, forming
on Landing Lane at $3.50 o'clock, and
proceeding through the principal
streets to the High School. where ad
dresses will be made and games by the
smaller children will be held
Work done by the pupils of the
various schols will be on exhibition at
the High School throughout the day,
and should prove a most interesting
feature of the occasion.
The afternoon will be devoted en-
tirely to athletic sports, which will be
held on the Mitchell lot near the High
School, and will include so, 90, 70, 50,
100 and 220 yard dashes; 44O, $50 and
$50 yards relays; 440 and $50 wards
runs; standing and running broad
Jumps, running high jumps, base ball
throws, and 8 and II pounds shot puts.
All parents and others interested in
school work are urged to spent the
day in Elkton and witness the various
events
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-05-08
Woman's Club

The Woman's Club of Elkton held
the closing meeting of the year in the
lodge room at Mechanics Hall Tues
day afternoon, May A, the President,
Mrs. Henry M. Mccullough, presiding.
Following the installation of officers
for the coming Club year, a musicale,
in charge of Mrs. Charles E. Warbur-
ton, was given:
Quartette-
(a) A Dream.
(b) Rose in the Bud.
Mrs. Charles B. Finley, Jr., Mrs.
Charles E. Warburton, Miss Stohl
and Miss McElmoyle.
Piano Solo
Tournament. ...... .Ethelbert Nevin
Miss Lydia L. Groves.
Vocal Solo. .............H Happy Dav
Mrs. Charles B. Finley, Jr.
Dialogue. ."What Miss Ember Said"
Mrs. Charles E. Warburton and
Miss Stohl.
Quartette-
(a) A Perfect Day.
(b) Absent.
Mrs. Charles B. Finley, Jr., Mrs.
Charles E. Warburton, Miss Stohl
and Miss McElmoyle.
The next meeting of the Club will
be held in September.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-05-08
Ladies Auxiliary Committees Meet

The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Committees of the several
districts of Cecil county, was held at
Union Hospital, in Elkton, on We'd
nesday afternoon last, the 9TH instant.
The meeting was largely attended
by representative women from nearly
every district of the county. The pro-
ceedings were opened with prayer and
reports were received fom the various
Auxiliary committees, showing that
most arctive and energetic efforts
have been and are being made for the
equipment and furnishing of the Hos
pital and along other lines and that
widespread interest has been aroused
throughout the county in the work of
the Hospital.
The chairmen of the respective
Auxiliaries were named as a Central
Committee, to be fully organized here
after, and suggestions were made
looking to the formation of an AuXil-
iary committee for the Eighth district
the only district now without such a
committee.
DR.. Howard Bratton gave a most
interesting review of the work of the
Hospital and suggested plans for it's
enlargement and Improvement, so
that more of the sick may be received,
under even better conditions as to
their care and comfort.
The, ladies of the Third district
served refreshments and, after a most
pleasant afternoon, the meeting ad-
Journed, having done much, it was
thought, to stimulate and to continue
interest in the Hospital and in its
objects.
By order,
MRS. R. C. THACKERY.
Secretary Third District Copp,;+tao
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-05-08
Youngsters Figure As Outlaws

Roy Milman, the ii year old boy
who was charged last fall with hold
ing up Charles Seller in Elk Neck. is
landed in E!kton Jail after a number
of escapades, since his acquittal on
the Seller charge. Roy, together with
his brother Morris, two years younger,
was arrested by Sheriff Morgan and
Deputy Sheriff Reynolds, on Wednes-
day morning on the farm of Uric Con-
ner in the Second district. about 3
miles below Elkton. The boys were
suspected of having broken into the
Matsinger cottage in Elk Neck, near
Elkton, few weeks ago. The officers
learned Tuesday that the boys were at
the Matsinger cottage again. They
went there and found a suitcase all
packed with valuables, but the boys
had gone. 1t was learned, however
that they had stolen boat from Theo-
dore B. Holden and crossed the river,
where they fshed the nets on the
Blair shore. Walter Blair started after
them. but they were heavily armed,
having stolen guns and rifles at Mat
singers, and fired at Mr.. Blair so
that he was forced to seek refuge be-
hind his engine When they landed
they took to the woods, and the next
heard from them they had shot at
lady who asked them where they were
going.
Search Tuesday night failed to locate
them, but Wednesday morning word
was received that they We're at Mr.. Con-
ner''s, and the officers picked them up
without resistance. A fully loaded .38
calibre revolver was found where they
had hidden it in the house. The full
extent of their depradations is not yet
known.