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+. CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
CATHEDRAL OF OUR LADY OF
" PEACE, FORT STREET.

Z: PEACE, FORT STREET.
(Rt Rev. Libert, Bishop of Zeugma;
R. F. Maximin, Provinc.)
Sundays a. M, mass with sermon
in Portuguese; a. MS a. M, mass;
8 a. m, children's mass with sermon
in English, 1920 a. m, high mass
chism in Hawaiian; 2 p. M, sodality;
p. m, sermon in Portuguese; bene.
diction Of the Blessed Sacrament.
Weekdays-Masses at 6, $50 and z
q. m. -...
ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHAPEL, Wal
:: KIKI.
Grew FIR. valentin in charge.)
Sundays a. m, mass with sermon
in English.
Fridays: 80 p. M, catechiSm class.
CONVENT OF THE SACRED
..~ HEART, KAIMUK1.
+ (Rev. FIR. Valentin.)
Sundays a. m, mass; 1920 a. m,
mass with sermon; p. m, Benedic-
ton of the Blessed Sacrament
Weekdays-Mass at Z a. m. We'd
nesday, 2:30 p. m. catechism class
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST KALIHI-
.--~. -" WAENA.
~. (Rev. FIR. Ulrich in charge.)
Sundays-S:30 so, mass with sermon,
Monday mass Z a. m. Thursdays, cat
echism class $3.50 p. m.
ST. JOSEPH'S CHAPEL, MOANA.
+. -. LUA.
: (Rev. FIR. Ulrich in Charge)
Sundays a. m, mass with SER
mon; Tuesdays, mass a. m. =.
SACRED. HEART CHURCH, WILDER
~. AVE, PUNAHOU.
(Rev. FIR. Stephen in charge)
Sundays a. N, low mass with
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sefffR1nsrNI0N tHHRCh

= 1INkON TGHBkCH
Rev. Doremus Scudder, D. D., minis
ter. Rev. Amos A. Ebersole, associate
minister. u" ri ~ ,:...... ~ ~.
Sam, teachers training class, Mr..
C. T. Fits, leader. Visitors welcome.
9!15 a. M, Bible school, Mr.. " Mac
Canghey, superintendent. !. !. I'LL.
10 a. m, Bible class for young men
and women, meeting in Klohana build.
ing; Rev. A. A. Ebersole, leader.
IL a. m. Morning worship. Address
by Rev. Philip A. Delaporte, Naaru.
$50 p. m. Christian Endeavor
members meeting. Subject, The
Poetry of the Bible;"' leader, Miss E.
L. Pitts, Kawaiahao Seminary Every
member is asked to respond to his
name at the roll call with some verse
of poetry from the Bible. =: = 80 = -
1880 p. m. Evening Service, Homo
lulu School for Boys Night" Address
by the minister, Behold the Mani"
A cordial invitation to these servi-
ces extended to all, especially to
strangers and visitors In town. - :
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REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER DAY
t.. 0AWNno

Located on King street near Thorn.
as Square. s-..~s.
Services viii be held on Sunday as
follows.
9:45 a. m, Sunday school.
II a. m, preaching, Hawaiian serv.
ice. -~.. .. .~.@.-
s p. m, lions Religio Literary So
ciety's meeting. =. III.
1880 p. M, preaching. English serv-
ice. i. E. . ......s=
Visitors are invited to attend any
Of the services held in this church
and a welcome will be extended to
those who come. 49,: F.
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''P0ETRY OF THE BIBLE"
WILL BE DISCUSSED BY
CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0RERS

At the members meeting OF the
Christian Endeayor Society of Central
Union church Sunday evening at $3.50
o'clock the topic will be The Poetry
of the Bible" and the leader, Miss
Eva L.. Pitts of Kawdiahao Seminary,
asks each members to respond to his
name at the roll call with some poetic
selection from the Bible. A fun ! at
tendance is especially desired.
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SECRETARY DANIELS.

The federal government is losing a
million dollars a year now through
the falling off in internal revenue
collections because of the temper
ance movement and if nine more
states go dry hext year, as is be-
lieyed, bigger deficit will then ap-
pear. But Secretary Daniels replies:
The states can easily make up
their necessary revenues through
other sources of taxation. That is a
matter for them to handle This loss
to the national treasury is not a Sc
TIous matter at all. 1t can be made
good in several other ways and the
country will be the gamer in the
end"
MIcHiGAN'S VICTORY.
On Monday, April ), a signal vic
tory was won for the cause of tenn
perance when IA out of the 16 coun-
ties voting in Michigan went dry by
large majorities. After May As
counties in this. grand old state WI
he on the honor list with no licensed
saloons. 1t is now believed that four
years hence Michigan will be dry.
IcE-BouND ALASKA.
A bill submitting the question of
territorial prohibition to the voters
at the general election November 4,
1916, passed the lower house of Alas
ka on April by vote of IA to 2.
1t now goes to the senate. Should
prohibition be adopted it would be.
come effective January l, 1918, I'M
der the terms of the bill
ENGLAND'S MOVE.
April win go down as a red-letter
day in English history. On this day
the royal household went dry, for
King George banished all alcoholic
beverages from the palace until the
end of the war. Practically all the
members of the court followed his
example and issued orders cancelling
in the lists of their house
hold supplies.
David Lloyd George, chancellor of
the exehequer, who started the move.
ment, is jubilant. ssHe has remarked:
Temperance has already won it's
victory and the effect is far-reaching
in determining the outcome of the
war" .~.
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FIRST CHURCH SF CHRIST.
-. SfIENTISK

All services held in the Odd Fel-
lows building, Fort street.
Sunday school at 1855 a. m, for
young people under 20 years.
Lesson subject, May 2, Everlasting
Punishment" 49,.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meetings at 8 p. m.
Free reading room, Pantheon build
ing, room 2, open daily except Sun
days and legal holidays from 10 a. m.
to p. m.
All are cordially invited.
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DEATHS.

MAKALE-In Honolulu, April %.
1915. George Makale, native of
Hawaii, aged 80 years.
DIuNIZi0-In Honolulu, April 2s.
1915, Jose Jacintho Dionzio, widow.
err, of 1917 Puowaina drive, a native
of st. Michaels. Azores, Portugal
aged rs years.
hAMAKAIWI-In Honolulu, April %
1915, HELEN, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry NJ. Kamakaiwi of 1894
Austin lane, Palama, native 81
Waihee, Maui, aged IA years and six
days.
: Funeral this afternoon from NJ.
T. Silva's undertaking parlors, Nun.
anu and Kukui streets; intermeat
in the Puea cemetery. =
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"a aaaHHHa aauaaai
EARLY NOTICES FOR
cHuReHEssHE oUEsTEp

!: Owing to the growing number
:: of churches and religious institu-
!: tons which desire to be repre-
:: sented on the special page devot-
= ed to churches each Saturday,
:: and the consequent larger
:: amount Of preparation necessary.
:: the Star1BuIletin finds It neces-
{: sary to request that notices be
:! sent earlier in the week. It has
:: been customary to receive mo-
:: tees up to Friday evening, but
:: it is now desired to have all such
:: matter in on Thursday evening.
:: Pastors and other church ONT
:: GERS who cannot at times give
:: their Sunday programs thus far
:: in advance are requested to send
- in note with information as to
:: when their programs will be
:. ready. Address all communica-
:; tons, Church Page News. Star
{: Bulletin" Cooperation will Sc
:: cure the best results and insure
:: the accurate publication OF
:: church news and notes.
= :>..-.-
!. = Il = 5: :: q :: = = = nm q . 81
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS

l04 Lusitania street. Sunday serv-
ices, Has a. m. to p. m. Sunday
school, 10 a. m. Young Mems and
Young ladies Improvement Associa-
ton meets Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock. Ladies' Relief Association
meets Friday at 10 a. m.
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KAUMAKAPILI CHURCH (CONGRE,
-. GATIONAL(

Rev. Fl. X. Poepoe, Minister.
Corner King street and Asylum
road. .. t.: E.. -...* 49,
10 a. m.-Sunday School, Interna-
tional Sunday School Lessons, both
English and Hawaiian.
$50 p. m.-Christian Endeayor.
Service Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
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FOUR STUDIES DEALING
WITH BOOK OF ACTSIT0
BE PRESENTED ATSC. u.

r. -
On the four Wednesday evenings
in May the associate minister of Cen
trail Union church will present at the
midweek service four studies on "The
Beginning of the Christian Movement
in jerusalem" so graphically set forth
in the opening chapters of the book
of Acts. The topic Of the first study
next Wednesday evening will be "Je-
sus' Program for the Messianic Move
ment," and will consist of an analy-
sis and Interpretation of the first
chapter of Acts.
1t is hoped that many who have not
been in the habit of attending the
mid-week service may come out to
these four meetings and share the
benefits of the studies. The time of
the service is 1880; the place, Central
Union parish house.
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Beretania avenue near Punchbowl
street. =.
Sunday services at liza m, on the
last Sunday of each month.
Rev. H. Isenberg will conduct the
services. ..
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evening 1880. Also preaching Sunday
- 10

evening 7:5V. Also preaching Sunday
night at 1880. A cordial welcome to
all. ~. .>....... ..> .->..z
A temperance program will be
given Sunday, May 2, at 1880 p. m.
A special invitation is extended to
the people of Honolulu to come and
enjoy the program with US, as some of
the principles that lie at the founda-
ton of real temperance reform will
be presented and illustrated by forci-
Bile cartoons. T.. -.
g.. .@>=o.. F. H. CONWAY, Pastor.
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communion; 9 a. M. high mass with
sermon in English; Sunday school.
WeeRdays fridays. mass Il r 4
m, Tuesdays and Thursdays, cate
chism class. >-.. =. no. r..
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: KAIIHI ONION CHURCH :"


King street, between Quick avenue
and Kamehameha fourth road, Rev.
Horace w. Chamberlain, minister.
Bible school, 9:45 q. m. III. ..
Morning service, II: 10 a. N.
I Evening service, 1880 p. m. -. =
Junior G.. E., Wednesday, 3 p. M
Senior C. E., Wednesday. 1880 p; m.
+. The regular monthly communion
service of the church will be held
Sunday morning, all the members OF
the church. are expected to attend
this service. The subject for the oc-
casion will. be THE Object of the
Lords Supper" The monthly must
cal service will be held Sunday even
ing. Come and hear our local talent.
A. short talk will be given by Mr..
Chamberlain on the subject OF
Spirits. {" All branches of the church
are making splendid progress. "A
cordial invitation is hereby extended
to Kalihi residents to make this
church their church home, and join
an institution that has the uplift Of
Kalihi as it's chief object. Kalihi
Union Church needs you, you need it.
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Some people who pretend to be orr
ginsl are not even good limitations. :,
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Sunday services IL a. m. ana Z
}. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Pr
meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. q
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH 81. 49,
767 Kinau St

Service, Sabbath school Sabbath
Saturday 10 a. m. Preaching IL
o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday
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KAYiIAHAO CHURCH

Corner King and Punchbowl streets.
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70 Cure I com m one Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine:
Tablets. . AN druggists refund
the money # it fails to cure.
3. ". Groves signature IS On
each box .
pAKIs KEpEl1 %. ;. LssiS De-
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IerMile, acknowledgements
and communion,

age Of the pup 2 - :
Morning sermon and communion,
IL o'clock. -. -. ~..:.= 49,.
F. Young Peoples meeting. $3.50 p. m
W. A., Raseman, president. =.
81 Evening sermon, 1870. -. +.
Mid-Week meeting, Wednesday even
ing at 1880. The nature of this meet
ing changes. with the needs of the
occasion, but it is always devotional
in spirit. - H. .'...:.- -. ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-24
RuSScn in Jvdngorod
cingcSblcSScn.
lM0rmgen Oct 0enlh1n un0 0e0erreide 0auert an
ltnicre 9fotc an 9crti9lamo.
DeutlhIand nit allen reihIid verIoret.
Grfol9e der DeaNen i'm [id|ihen Kurland

iua, at solse, baben bic Muiiem bic
jekt in be1n &rieg $4,000 Maidinen-
gcid)iike berlDren, non bencn 6ie Msti-
iten BON BEN 9ertIdjem anb ben De-
iterreidern erbentet mmb bic ltebrieen
bnrd) Die ltmfGi)isfeit Ser 8ebie=
nunssmannid)aft r1tiniert iuaroen.
Die rniiiid)c @esiernng bat es bcr-
bDtcu, Onf cine 2iite Der Gffisiers-
berlnite, bic bas rniiiide Seer erlit-
ten, ins 9lnslan6 geianbt iuerSe.
9lns 0iem iYirb gefncl6et, bnk Die
9entIden nnS Sic Celterrcid)er ge'
itern nngefGbr 5000 Gefansene &c.
mad)t nnb fiinfsebn Waid)inengeidJii-
tc erbentet baben.
Nadj pffi5ielen Mitteilmngen ans
Berlin baben bic 5ransDien sic Mn-
sriffc iueitlid pom 9ieidJsaferfppl
fortgeiett, iinb aber immer 5nriifge-
idlasen iporbem. Sn einem aampI
siuiiden bentidcn nno fran50iiideu
1nftldiffen iibrr ben WliniicrtaI ia.
Zen bic GentIdjen Die Gberbanb be-
balten.
Wie ans 0pnbun gemclbet mir6,
beabiidtigt bic engIiidle Neaiernng
bic Ginfnbrs0Ge nnb bic Ginfnmmen.
iiemer III erb6ben Mnb sit eriueitern.
Die 2pnbpmer rsimes1 nnS oil
y9ailD Nail" brinsen in bic Negie-
rnns, ganmipplIe fir Gpnt,c-
banoe 81 erflGreu nnb Die Baum
lDulle anfsnfanfen, bic inter noriac-
len Tcrbaltmiiien nadl Dentidlanh
MnS Geiterreidj l1nsarn sesanseu
iparc.
Gie in nnsl1no;fhen 3eituneen
aaiier @iIbeIm in oell Wiuno geIegte
grflarlng, bob Ser arieg Inn Otto
Der su Gnoc iein tuerbe, ipnroe bonn
.@erIiner Tageblott" aIs Grfinoaing
gebranomarft. Dos vSngeblntt" bnt
ans 5uperIaifiger GueIIe erfabren,
naB an Der grfIdriing fein ipnbrcs
@ort ift. Gin ebenlo geipiiienloicr
ipie liianerilher britiiher ariegsfor-
reiponoent Iegte oeni aai1er Die @or-
te einfah in oen Muno.
Gin aeluiifer Jrans 2n6olph fat,
iuie nns gnfareit semelbet ipirb, bic
beidmorene Nnsinse aemadt, ct babs
anf Der r0nfitnnia" bier NIT Segef.
tnd beOedte Gefdiite seieben.
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Ddlllpfer=
ur9ll(k.
NusflngsOaulpffr III
GbifagO idldgt
Hber.
Uiele reMte ertrinken.
Ulele rente ertrinken.

&eute Morgen tit Elm furdtbn-
res ltngliif in Chicago paiiiert. Ser
2ampfer vGaition61 auf benz bic
9fngelteatenA Der Meitern electric So.
einen ansflug nah Midigal gitp,
ssn0iano, madetl polltell, Iegte i,b
nuf Die 5eite ullo tauieno ieirer gof-
iaJiere ibeinen ertrilnfen gu iein.
0as Sdiff lag an leiner 2arloungs-
bride i'm Chicago 6luB. gs mar
gegen adt llbr 1norgens, in 5nan5ig
9liilllten ioIlte Die g[bfabrt itattfin-
een. Cine rieiige Menge mar auf
oas Sdiff eeitromt, man iddBt lie
aiif ntinoeitens 2500 Berionen. Bic
le gingel1 binlrter in oen aaiiitsi;,
aber Die groBte Wsaiie blieb auf oesn
Gcd. @abriheinIid baben fid bic
0ieiiten nah Der Dem GIuf 5uge-
febrten Seite begeben uno Der 0om-
pier bat Die iibermdBige 9eIaitling
oort riidt tragen f0nren. Ct bog
itd nod benz @nlieripiegel nieoer
itlo leete iid fdlieBlid gang auf Die.
geite. gieIe fieIen in's 8aiier, bic
le ipransen Hnein; piele Hettertels
aiih an Dem Wer6ef enlpor u1o ge-
ipaitnen Die Geite oeg @hiffes. Nielc
baben fid) un5meifelbnft gerettet.
nber auh iebr piele miiffen ertrun-
fem iein. Son oenet Die iih 5ur 3eit
Der Gataftropbe in oenGniiiten befan-
ben, iiilo mol MIR tperige nit Dem
2eben oabon eefomlnell. Man fhdtt
Die 3abl Der Eoten altf tauieno ab.
@egcn balb sebn llbr batte man idon
iiber oreibunoert 2eihen geborgen.
9fGes beteiliat iid5 an ben &ettrngs-
orbeiten. Die @ente, bon 0em IN Der
Mdbe liegenoen Gampfer ~Sbeooore
Mooiebelt" retteten 35 Berioneu, elm
goli8iit gsamens Scober aegen fiitlf-l
5ia. Ser &apitan oes llngliidsihlf-
fes, Sarrp Eeoerfon, batte BON DER
aominanoobriife ans ben 2euteil 5ll-
gerufer, nnd) Der onoert 5eite oss
Shiffes 5u lalifen. slber es tDar
fbon su lpdt. 0as lleberidlagen
res Sd)iffes mar ridt mebr 5ll ucr-
bitten. 3u Dem ausflug iollten iiinf
9ompfer beililtt peroelt; Der ,,Galt-
lamb mar Ser erite, Ger abfabren
iollte.
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~
WeHera ySpbrid) bat bic Terimd)e
Der Nniien, ben 3id5ng Der Srnppen
ncr SpansorOo anI5nbalten, bereite!t.
Sie griifenfppfitclnngen BEL Gagp'u
iinc bei sngoiuaiuola iunroen BON Sca
tapfcren Id)leilid)en Srmppen Ell
ifnrut. Der Jeinb iunrSe oann aas
Der gnn5en Trpnt in bic 6eftnng ber-
ein9eordugt.
Gine 0rpcld,e ans 6em Siterreidi-
iden 1nnptqnartier meI0et, 6as @ur.
cringen Der Semtfdem uuO Diterrr;-
der babe nd NIT einer mnIdinennia-
Eigen 9legelmdfigfeit bpaSosen NIB
iti lett bird ben aampf nm bic Qnt.
Inns Gbolm.Habn in bas entId)ti6entc
Gtabinm setreten. Die MniIen bdt-
ten teiIiueiie ber5meifelten @iberitanb
gfIeiftet, ipdren aber bod geSlpnngen
ipurbeu, irtner cine StellMng nm bic
anbere anf3ngrben, nn6 it6nben iebt,
in ibrer GanptbertcibignngsltelIMng
fiSlid) bun Der Balm. lie feinbli.
den rmRifdlem Srmppen ieien BON BE-
ffer annlitdt, abcr he ieien 6iird ben
Mansd an Nrtillerie nnb Munitiun
nno bsr allem bnrh ben NanseI an
Gf5i5ieren in ifrer gdtiBfeit &C.
bemmt.
Die Write Muiercr Megientns an
Sentidlnnb 1T perSffentlidt. Sic
entbdlt I'm WdieHflihen oas, mas
bic bertits mitgtteiite Sn5altsansa6e
bradfe nno MIR brandleu oaber benz,
mas mir iibsr tsne iaafen, and nmr
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Glndt ans isrbiider gefanssnidaft.
(s[us einem Gelbpoitbrief.l

sd bin am 8. yeobember 1914
in Der Shlaht bel selnenoria in
ierbii1e @efnngellldaft geraten.
Diein gatniaon mar 5ilil11it in Elm
@efedt nit ferbiiden aonitatihis
neripidelt, uno es NOR elm Slid fir
nns, oaB mir ilift bon oieien, ion-
bern BON ben regul1ren lerbii5en
Srlppen gefangen genomrlen MUIR
ben, neil eritere ieben oiterreidiiden
@efaugenert utlraddihtlih totem. sSt
Hiif perblieben mir 5ltil1hit bier
Wohen, 0an ipirocn mir mlitteIs
@abn In oas @efangenenlager in
Wonaitir eebraht, mo mir Der oor.
tieen gepolferiing als 9lusltelLllngss
cbieft oienen mabten. Son bieieu.
Woment on iino inns 9eioen ertpab-
len. Die gcraoe5u 1in9laublid) iito.
@ir ipuroen in nlte, ans ben porber-
gebenoen @alfanfriegen aeriholiene,
sum Seil oenoIierte Gaiernen ein-
anartiert. rmlBten cuff ben SuBboocn
ihlafen, obne ooB inns elm iDenig
Strob ODER cine Gede 5ir Terfiigilng
aeIteut tporoen mare, trotbem Die
Sdlte iiberaus enlpfinolih mar. Die
Grndbring NOR iibrigens mangcl-
Baft. @ir befaiilen t1glif atpeirnnl
cine @oiierilippe mo Elm Stiid boil-
ftdnbig iingenieBbnres 8rot aus
MaiSmebl. Dos 4onlnanoo oes
@efangenenIogers batte Erofeifor
Wojfopic, Der olrh feline 8rlitalitdt
beriihtigt mar. 8ieIe @efnn9ein
fonnten bieie @eEan0lung niht er.
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gerdiibent @i[Ion iii nod i

- Eraii0ent Willon tit liah iei-
rter Sommerluobnling III ben Ger
nib Bergen suriifgefebrt. Gorbts
tat er oen 9riegsminiiter imo oell
Iarine MiniIter aufgefor6ert, ibnl
einen gennuen @eridt iiber Die Ser.
tcioisltnasinittel oes 2arloes 81 ge-
ben. Or miro, tpie es beibt, Den:
2ongre6 einen aueemeinen Slml fir
cine burhgreifenoe Seeres- itno Slot.
tenreform 5itierlDen.
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Gur5e utberiid)t.

Die gsute ltnicrer 9iegierung
lit bcrSffentlidt. Sic lit idari
i'm SON sebaIten nno itellt Sur
bcrnnsen, luic iie idon friiber
geinelbet lpiir0en.
Srut hes enersiidJen gSioer-
itanSes Der 9iniien bringen
9entid5e unO Ceiferrcid)er im-
nrer iueiter gegen Marid)aa
bor. Dir GntidjeiSnns lieet in
betn &aiupfe nm oie 9nblin-
GAlpm 8abm.
9entidjlano fat rieiigc Bur-
rate m 2ebensmitteIn, 1npfer,
glei Del Mn6 aIIem, mas mar
snm ltnterbaIt nnO snm 2riese
braidlf.
Die Nuifen ipllen 15,0o0
Maidlinensrfdiite berIOren lja-
ben.
Nudb cine btid)ipDrtne Mus-
iaae, bah @eidiite anf Der
upuiitania" iuaren.
Gie SiuiIen iueroen in Sban-
soroo IimeitseorGmet.
Sn Sii6 Gnrlan6 iuerben
bic Gniirn se5lunnaen, iidj nadj
0em Hicmen snriifsusieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-24

= @eItes Del uno @aioIin erbiI,
man BON Der Glimp Oil &c., 4Gt
Sit-gommerce Ctr. Nei.es Eel. Sri.
biz 2252. (slnS)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-24

- slm 26. SSuIi ioa bie 0uaron.
time iiber Die Stoaten aaliIas. @cit-
Sirainien uno Connecticut iuegen Der
Malil- unb &louenieuhe aufeebo6en
fper0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-24

9arIeh's y9npIicatins Ghpp". Ghnei,
Ie. refine nnb gennie arbeit. 510 Sueus
rineens Uebdube Srabis 8406.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-24
9. s. & cyIera 30. gnroen,
,,Ghirpprartprs"

@rnbuierte Der YalmersSdufe. oes
1lrquells Der gbircpractic.
80 yintb Str. Sci. Grpdett 1880
Gdjidt Cure gier, Butter uno gilel
@cfliiaeI 5ll &. u. s,acder, 400 Wsnut
Gne., Gan Gntouio. Ser. aeine SonriI@
iiousgebiibren perlaiigt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-24

Or. .. Seller, 3nbnor5t, 305 Bro
bp-@ebGioe. @iittaperdba Elatter,
Gor5eIlan Siillungen. ginIasen urn
Gmctine in Bporrbea cine Spe5iali-
tat. :
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
Gille5Repll66tl
CITY IN BRIEF

II q
Parcel delivery. Phone. 104.
Partisan ivory manicure sats a
MORGAN Nh = - s :
Fine country drsssed ch,crens "a,
tomorrow phone 81 pavnolSs q
sheldon -
so. >. - .s
p,a ssss Esnaar NM. nhons sou 81, liAs :
var,isen,ant 80 :
~--.-..====-
The latest in fine stationery and
.hooL stora - 'A1
> .----
Christmas trees. 50 and SO cents. The
Kind you pay IS cents for UP town
49, 1850 go ..--
See President Wilson and his fiancee
Viewing the champion baseball game
at Philadelphia, tonight. Colonial.
Mrs Leon CLARK n Malcolm left this
morning for her home after visiting
here with Walter Vogel and family.
Fortv-nina cents mar waek h,,vs ono
nnart If nure nastanrizad mix dailv
Jackson Dairv comnanv Te,enhone
317. = z N
large stocl If i dies, and gents,
leather +ravaIing. On see with f,tt,npa re
partisan ivory ebonv ana Coco Ro,a.
n 4 Morgan
----.- 49, :. ------
Have you phoned your order Tor your
Cord grocery !. - c,,t nec a. phone
2s4. McCord,s grocery.
-. - =. - -
Special lot SATURDAY, baKed cnick-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17

5t5 Funeral services for Andrew Frost
the home Of his brother. John Frost.
six miles north Of the city in charge
Of Rev. r. B. Davidson Acting az
pail bearers were Reuben Clay, Gus
Lang. William Huddleston, and Chess
ter Smell, Burial was in Riverside. An
@othNr brother. George Frost, Of Car
roll county. was in attendance ut the
funeral from ont Of tn d sssr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17

novelties and staple. substantial an4
quality. why buy cheap unreliable
merchandise when the very best can
he purchased az . slight advan1e and
where everlasting satisfaction win %
obtained. ew. ~. Hodxes. fjswsssr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
Miaainnariaa.

4 writer In the Charity Organization
Review, deprecating the way people
talk Of "the drab lives Of the poor
as greatly class misund erstanding
repeats q story Of some East End girls
(matchbox- makers) who were taken
down to Surrey to spend summer day
in beautiful house and garden In q
lovely part OF the country. When their
hostess was wishing them" good by
she said she had much enjoyed their
visit, and one guest replied cheerfully:
Il IT expect we have cheered you up q
bit: It must be deadly dull down here"
Christian Life.