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The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - Mar
ried,. Friday noon, April %, 1915. at
the home Of his son, Elmer Patterson,
1875 South ID street. Mr.. q. B. Patter-
son of Lovilia and Mrs. Annie Glenn
ons Of Prince Albert, Canada. Mr.
and Mrs. Patterson will make their
home on the groom's farm at Lovilia.
Rev. G. d. Loehr. pastor of the First
Reformed church, officiated. Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Lytle. old time neigh
bors and friends of the Patterson fam
lily. attended the bride and groom as
bridesmaid and best man.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-29

EICHER.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Eicher of Marshalltown, Tues
day, April 30, 1916. an eight pound
son. Mother and son doing nicely.
Mrs. Eicher will be remembered as
Miss Lucy Grant
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-04-29
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

G. B. Patterson, Lotilia. !.
2076 and
Annie Clemens, Canada !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

RoItiime erfor6erlih. Dis in itias
f9tpeigen0em llebereintomnen pir0
jeber 3oilettenlurus mOgli9t Oermie>
ben peroen. Bsnig auffolsnOe 6ars
ben, namentlib S9par5 unb MeiB
nerOen bepor3ugt perben. Snmud
ion nur in beI9eibenitem Wlobe getrds
gen perbeH. @iele 6rausn 5ieben cs
Dor 0eHielben gang fort5ulafIen. Der
grnit Der 8eit mcdt it4 AUDI bier
eeItenO.
Simmer mebr al 'Bopularitdt ges
pinnt Der aus brei pber mebr iiberz
einanberfalenben 9olonts beitsbenbe
9on5rod. @or3ugspeiIe lpiro fir oisz
fen 3ped Tiin, nit Seibe ooer NIT
perIen beitidt, benubt. Gbsnfo seitidte
buftise SeiosnitOffc, iuoem Der untere
Ronb bes 9olants ausgebogt uno lanz
quettirt lit.
Sine rci5enOe Icubcit 1T bic lanse
eeraffte Sunita BON feinitem @oile
oOer RsB, our4iDeg nit sroBsn 8cu=
qusts ooer eiu5elnen Stolen 6eltidt.
Sdgparaer @oile nit peiBer GeiOens
itiderei crgiebt einen ipunoerbiibI6en,
porne6m pirtenoen 4ontraIt. Die
3aille gu ciner fol6en Sunita beite6t
msiifens aus f9iDarSem 9oile iiber
@eiB, uNb 5iDor 10 orrausirt, oaB Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

ben SommetI9leife porn in Der Wit=
ts. Cine i9mGlere 59leifs oieisr 9lrt
bilbet oben am 6als osn 9(bI9luB.
Sin anOeres WioOeIl, me6r in 6ol:a
elmer ieparoteu Saiue. lit BON gemuz
itsrtsm, blauem MeiosntGB4ens Tai
fcta, unb BAT md9ttge ReDers bon
Qtlas unb enoet unten in 5nei Spis
BEN. Das rechte, in elmer Spite aus
laufenbe 0orbertbeil 1T iiber oas lin
fe sef9lagen, no9oem es in Der Sailz
le eineeIrauit uno pie cine 2Leroffe
gebalten piro. Der iebr tieTe Salsz
2lusi9nitt, Der infclge Oieies glrrans
sements eniftebt, fam, nsnn man
ipinfbt, burH Gin GbemiIst bon NeB
oOsr onOsrm Ourdiidtigeu Moteriol
aus9efiiLlt perben. 9ie Nermel, bic
eng, ober ni6t gang anf9lieBeuO
iinb, t0nnen an oieiem Wlooeu bon
onberer Seibe, nutiirlicb einfdrbiser
iein. 2lm 6onoselent iino Iie eingez
irouit, 10 OaB iie, cine flcine Monz
ifette bilbeno, eng anlnlieBen
Die seisaIddftlidcn @erantaltuns
gen in bieIer SoiIon iper0en, ipeuigz
items in beutIben, 0lterreihiThen unb
unsariIGsn Rreiisn, meilt lpobHbdti=
gen 3peden Oienen. 2lbcr cub fir Oie=
ie 9slessnbeiten finO bic puhsnOsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

OuB Der Supuner Die san5e 3eit teiH
0ort geipro6en uHo INNER MIR por
iidb bin seIddeIt bdtte Sang fur6tbar
lei Oieles itile @rinisn gspeleu. Bie
6os zines Dabniinnissu.
Sdturai unb Homberg ItaHOen ein-
amber gegeniiber. @rI9redt flatterten
5ipei &rdben DON otn 9leiten auf, ols
oer llnparteiiI9e nit lauter Stimme
SGblte unO 5ipei G9uIe tndGien
llnb gleih barauf lieB Aomberg feline
Moffe fallen, flbr nit beiOen Mrmen
in bic !606s unb fieI bann i9ipsr
OOrniiber. Qlue silten Su ibm, nur Sa-
turai mar lnbepeglth iteben geblies
ben Der Q(rat untsrlu9te nint lange.
Damn cr6ob er ii@ langIan, u9er5'
f9ub".
@dbreno Der Doifor ibsr &om,
berg gebeuet itano, mar DER Sapuner
Idngiom nGber getommeil. Soutlo1,
unb0rbar bate iid5 ieine elaitiId)s uns
terIeBte @eItalt borlpdrts gei9oben.
Die elm Yontber mar Saturai on0us
isbsn. feline gluQsn gIii6ten in einem
fanatii6en 5euer. llnb pl0Blid besanH
er laut gu laden 3uladen
gu laden ! @eLerb uno I9ril
Hang es, pie jeneS entIeBlibe irriinz
nige @elGdter Der S9dne, Oas bem, Der
es bort, 6os 9lut in oen 9lOeru germs
nen lGBt. Die 2tnOeren fan6en tpis err
itorrt. Gberl mar Der erIte, Der BEN
grauIissn 8ann Don ii@ abi9iittslte.
Wiit 3ipei GGben iIano er jd6linss ne
ben cem @elbeu, uno tlatI9enO i9lug
ieine Gauit in bas Oer3errte DlonsOs
iengeIi1t, iber Oos cine bHntelrotbe
glutipeue f6oB. &latlh unb ilatI@
- unO immer pieber, Big Der Sapas
n,r am 9oOen lag. Damn fubren lie
fort, ohns 1.6 I'm Saturai al tetiim'
mern 49,.
2lm Ielben gag psrlieB ct Miinden.
gliemano bat i6n picSergeIebsn =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

ilnTere beute beranIhaulidten Wlos
belle limb lGmmtliA fir bic jiinsere
@eneration beliimmt llnIere erite 2lbs
bilouno peranltouliHt ben loisn, tDeiz
ten @aletot Dieier SaiIou. Sn benz
ielben Dereinigen iin yliibli@feit nit
G9Dnbeit Der qinien. @r lit bobsr 10
beliebt )aB er nabgera0e 81 einem
unentbebrIihen @eeenoltono IT, Der
ipeibliten @arberobe geDoroen IT,
Der in Der 0ieoe itsbenoc Baletot 1T
ouseefiibrt in qermo un6 bat einsn
mad unten Ie6r eripeiterteu S6ooB,
Der porn, no er fiir5er 1T, els rings
um etipas oberbolb Der 2uielinie abb
fbneibet. QobfarbeneS @siDeAtdBhen
Taffeto bient ibm ols 5utter. Drei
mGdtiee RnOpfe Oienen nur als @arz
nilur, ba Der eigentlife Snlub our9
DrudtnopFe bepertitellist pirb. Der
IN 5pei i9arfen SpiBen seiduitiene
Rraeen lam bon Sommet D6cr elmer
pelasTu6drt feiu. Der beioHoers jug
oenoIih iDirtsnoe Gjiirtel 1T rom ciges
nen Wlaferiol
Dos nit tcm Ydletot a..usene
Siitten BON Samnet lit garnirt nit
tinem Sireifen bon oem Bacterial,
bos fit ben 2ragsH DerDanDt lit. glls
iDeitere Gornitur oient cine pbantds
fiTh eebpgene StrauBfe6er.
Sin Iebr anipredsnoes aoitiim fir
lunqe wldOder lit Oos in urierer 3peis
ten SauRrdticn pcrcafdhaulitbte. 2lusz
ncfii6rt in brdunem Yermo beit~bt 0oss
lelbe aus loIew nit fdmolem @irtel
berIe6ensn Sodet nit ShooB, elmer
Iin unlsn fart eriDeilernoen Suuito
urb cinsm biel sieeren 6on0usHod.
Clons neu Wno bcmrrleasipcri9 an ocm
sgadsi it has gpis. bos nit Dem bo'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

ben &raoen in @inem eeI6nitten lit,
unO benl oas Sadet, Ieidt einsetrauf,
angeiebt lit. Bon Dem Dote big gum
@iirttl abiDdrts 5iert oas Sadct cine
9eibe au0pfe, bic Osm ShOoB, untsrz
balb Des @iirteIs Teblen, pogegen iie
nom 6ieIer llnterbre6ung an Der Sus
nita ipie0er in @rl9sinung treten.
Die lanaen, enoen Nermel entbsbrsn
iegli9er @arnitur, pie audi, dbges
ie6en BON Oen senopFen Dus &cs
film lelblt. 9ie eieendrtige 6orm bes /
Rragens, ocFen @piben foit bis gum
9utrdno binaufragen, sbe Ts, Ii4 mad |
penoeno. na9 Der S9uls
ter 5eigeu. ldBt i'm @erein nit Oem
Yote oas 2oitiim as cbIolut neu srs
tsnnen.
Sine Ser borucSrlItsn Wloben Der
Saiion finoet con Sos 5u Sdg grOz
Bere @er6rsitilng. Gs 1T biss oas
elsgants, bellfdrbi9e oosr ipeiBe 8us
itiim nit Ountlem qel5beiuB. @s lit !
idlon mebrmdls an oieler Steue ouf
bie1en GuBerit Dornebm ipirtenoen
&ontraIt bingepieien fporOsn, unS bic
Sbatiohe, baB man folHen, fir eles
gonte Sra1t bcitimmten RIeibern 81
te- unb otter begsgnet, benefit, OaB |
bieIe UloOe ollsemein QlntIaHs finDet-
Sin ipeiteres &oitiim oieIes @enres
lit in unierer britten 9lbbiloune Ders
oni6aulidt WeiBes 9dbarOine Iiefert
bas Woteridl gu oem 8oitiim, benz bic
bornebme uno babel pitunte glots 6ur9 |
oen 8eiaB BON Stunt berlisben ipirb
Sir Dtatinees3ne Ober gia9mits |
tags Bridge" fam es nidts 9iibf4es |
res ssben, als bieles in einem Stiid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

gedrbeitete Rleio aus peiBem Seioens
@a6arOine nit Stunt 9ornitur. Die
Toille 1T Dolltommen einfod. Q(n iie
I4lieBt lidb Der Rod, Der unterbalb Der
9oiIlenIinie in Drei I'm bic 6igur lauT
fenbe 4uifreitsn einsetrauit 1T. Der
Nod i'll, II noh beutigen 8egriffen II
ouberorOentli9 melt, iuoourH Der
9sl5befab nt6 lin 10 reiher ipirtt.
Sebr paiieuo 5u oem Roitiim iino Die
S9ube DON patentleOer nnb beufars
bisen Tutihdften.
Die Ieparate glouis, Die lib in Der
Trouen @orOerobe einen 10 ribtigen
9lob erobert bat, III immer oufs
Qeue Der @sgenitan0, an rem bic
WluItersei9ner i6re &unIt iiteu. Sc
rabe bic 9roBe 8slie6tbsit Der ieparos
ten glouie, uno bic groBe Rudfrags,
MAIDEN Nbpe9Ieltng uuO 9eri4isDens
6eit duf bieiem Gebiet 81 elmer Nctbs
penoigteit. Sine san8e 2ln5obl bib
Iher glouien 81 boben, fir bic pers
Ifieoenen @elegenbeiten pdheno, to-
fet ni4t penis. Was 1T Oober natiirs
li9er, ais bab man init geI9idteu
S5ingern bic gepiinI1te 9louie ielber
onfertiot. gleu unO biibia 1T ole
8louIe nit Solfalteu, cine in Der
Wlitte pprn, unter Der bic Blpuie pers
mittelf DrudtnDpfen eeI1lohen miro,
uno 8ipci an jeber Ssite, bic iiber DE
S6ultern 6tnlpe9sebsly nit elmer IN
Der Ulitte oes &iidens, bic nit otr
poroeren bormonirt. Die germel lmo
am 6anogelcnt ebsnio in SoIlfalten
eeleai, bic notiirlia ihmaler iinb rno
poourd9 Der 2lerm,i ing anihlieBt.
Inter bic 9onfalien binneg. 3lDiIden
Dno SaIleniinie. lGuit elm
icbpar5es Sammei6anb nit elmer fla
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

innere RdnO Oes Qlusidnitts aus
ipeiBsm, in 6aIten gelegtsn @oile be-
itebt, bic BON oem I9par3sn 9oile Der
Gaile umra6mt, etlpos oberba'b Der
9iirtelinie 0uiammsntreffen unO NIT
5tpei groBen Roien abi9lisBen. Die
Sddrpe 1T mod INNER iebr en- DOguc,
unO fommt in alien mOgli9en 9lrrans
gements aur 9erpenbune. greite
@iirtel aus ipei9em SeibeubaEb iino
nit 8lumen in Sei0e oOer perlen
beitidt, unb boben oft nie6erbdneenoe,
nit Nuafen beI9perte @noen.
Nan0d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
Mms Oem O3etd)e Der 0ipoe
nnO Der WeIenitbaFt.
Sd n Nori. bad 2. S0naar.


Sic eyuaenO ninlmt es IN Der Resel
Iehr eenou nit Der Mobe. Sebr janse
Wldbnen gIauben iib zines @eree3sus
it3ulbig 5u MAIDEN, penn iRre Soilets
te niAt bic neueiten Soeen 3ur' Nus
brud bringt. Sn cin5eInen 5dleE gss
fdbiebt oas ouf Soften bes suten Sc
fbmods unb Ser aleibfdmteit. Sm
Q[Ilgemeinen aber muB man idgen,
bo5 uniere jungen WldD@en bon beute
elm 5iemlicb Iichsres @eFiihl fiji Dos
gli9tiee uno pofenbe 6aben. Sic berz
fteben Is in eritounlinsm WlaBe nit
icbuellem Bid oos 81 ettennen, ipas
fir lire gigur unb ibre @rIGeinuns
i'm 2lleemeifen ods 90rtbeilbafte 1T.
IS Ibeint, ais tpenn Iie es perite6sn
bic Wlooe ibrer i5iour an3upaHen, itatt
umgetebrt, 10 boB bic SnoiDiOuolitdt
5u ibrem pollen gtehte selauat, uno
bos in einem iolbem 9raOe, oas man
oft ben @inbrud bat, ais Iei bieie ooer
jene Wlooe ipeciell fir oieies ooer jenes
iunge Wldohen erfunben morbsn Nbs
oefe6en bon einisen ercentriid 0eran.
Iaeien 1atureu sinbet man Ielieu elm
junees Mdbten, oeien Soilstie nidt
in Doltommener Sarmonie gu ibrer
perfonlidieit Itdnoe. 9as iunge Dloos
ben BON 6eute folgi meiitens ibrcr
eieenen @ingebuns unO liebt es ni1t,
ii9 bon Uluttern ooer Der &lsi0er Il
berin breinreOen gu laRen. llno oos
IN Der Reeel ni4t gu ibrem SGabsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
@Ian3en6 empfObIen.

Der Singing ioetc 5um Seirotbs'
pcrlnittler: SD babe MIN Die illn9e
Came fennen gelernt, Die Seon5ert'
Die sic mir anOreben ipol'
lcit. So, boren sic nal, oos 1T oob
cine gang altc S1o@tell"
Limb penu iie nod BEL Sis5t itn'
6irt bat, ioa ie etipa iein cine iin9e
Sdohtcl2~
olInO iie bat bod cine Salenidar'
tel
o0ie Sdarte lpest ic ans nit ibrer
Surlt.~
ollnO iic ibielt ood !"
uglu, i'd bob' Sbnen Ooh 9cIagt, le
IS cine Shiclerin BON 2ist.@
0llno iie bat ood Elm groBes @lnt'
ternol mi Der gndel {"
Gin Wfal lit fein W3al~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

6onigtu9en. @rIens; 2 pfb.
Wlonbeln tuerben aeI9dlt unD ge'
ipieoi, Il pfuuo GitrOnat unD Orans
geIHole in feline Wurfsl qei9niticu.
Damn brinst man A PFllnO Sonig
gum 5euer (guter Syrup erlebt ben
@ouia, lpenn oas Qlroma aud niht
gana 10 fein pie bsim 6ouig iit), lGBt
i'm einmal uuffO9en, fiigt 2 Yfun0
3uder. Al qfunO Ulsbl, bic ManoelH
unb 6as @itronot unp J lln3e Poit'
aI1c bnSu ltno tnetet ales felt burhs
einonber gu aipei melIsrriidenOit
dusgerOlt, lperDen 6ormeY in Der
@rDBe unb @eitalt Der Spielsorten
ans Dem Ssia aelhnitten, auf Elm 8Ieh
aefebt unb gum Srodnen iiber Naht
hineeltent. Des Worgens nerben lie
Oonn in 0iemli9 beibem Ofer gebatz
fen unO, nod beiB nit Oider 3uders
gldIur iiberpinIelt. ~ 2. / Yfuno
6onig brin9t man nit ! pfuuo Butt
ter gum 3oden. SIT Der 0onig ai
bid, muB ibm etipas MdKer 5ugeIeBt
peroen. e9im Ro9en entTernt man
ben Sfnum unb fii9t binSu: 1 pfuno
Mebl, 30 ln5en geitoBene GlonbeIT,
seitOBene Relten, Elm tuenig abgerisbene
@itronen= unO qomeran5enidule uno
eifpos RoroomOm; Sulsbt ieBt man u
llnoe in 9lrrat aufgelOiie 4ottai9e Su.
Der Seig muB 8fDei Sage iteben, oar'
auf pirb er fingerbid ousg1olt, in
T0rmen aeitv4en unb 9ebadsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

Die Relnerin frast sen 9egrn III.
tilar: r0err Qlttiiar, mas tric9sn p
benn 5lm gaaAteNen2~
Der 9srr 2tttuar troBt iih am
&opf. n8ei ben Inle4ten 3citen, Gina
ma Sipei Niirit beut."
MOrauf bic SSellnerin gum auden'
fcaiter bineinruft: sir rem 9er-H
Qlttuor SiUei Miiritbdutl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
CUNT q riff.

nGonncrlpctter, .Serr Sdmudrig,
mas fir cine Mcnoe @eibnodtSter'
5en foilien Sic oa ein2"
oSa, niiien Gle, icb pia cine gebo'
rige Menge alf DEM Baum 81 brelr
ncn baben Gam fuHfein Die 9rll''
lantboutonS 6cIier, Die ID meincr
5rau idente,~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
Gin 6eIS.

sag NAL, Syobanu Oh biit robl
Ic5r itol5 oif Teinen gatcr, oen @e'
neral, ocn Seloen 10 bielcr Sdladj'
ten? Gag nal, lit er 81 Snuie2"
,9}e'n &err. gr lit bciIte idou iebr
irii6 W1crgens peggcgangen, neil Die
Niama Die aohin fiInOigen mill"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-04-17
POPE BENEDIcT's PLEA
RECEIVES APPROVAL
Continued from page ~

effort toward peace. feel sure that
the American people will back up the
President whenever, in his Judgment,
a proper time has arrived to urge
peace"
Archbishop James R. Blenk, of New
Orleans: ION the eve of new out
break of hostilities which bids fair to
deluge Europe with the blood of her
children, the Voice of the great white
shepherd is heard above the din of
carnage, appealing with all confidence
to our country to throw the weight of
its mighty influence on the side of
peace. Like the membership of the
church Of which he is the venerable
head, Pope Benedict XIV sees that
America is an agglomeration of the
nations now at war and hopes that, as
his prayer for the restoration of peace
is the prayer that. at his command,
rises increasingly from the hearts of
millions who owe him spiritual al
legiance, so the voice of the American
people raised unanimously in behalf
of peace might be interpreted as the
voice of their countless brothers now
engaged in the murderous conflict
across the sea-"
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

and Instruction for children at s; Sun.
DAY following, high mass and sermon
diction at 1850 ?. m. Se' ''O' anu 'e"'
ST. BERNARD's (German)-Alber-
marie masl and Geranium. Rev. Paulus
M Msasnsr g Otis & koaRle sior RsyS
sso fehiidrens 5 sss m aoIsms s. ss
mass mas s!ea sermon. 1920 a. M; instruc-
ton, p. m.
ans 81; no GAs1MI p lPoligh)-Jessamln.
s pasa9r; Icy ley n mass, $; high mass and
d1ction, p. m.
enth and James Rev. Francis sex
6bia 15s ~ p a. Low mass. 6. 1850, 5;
dtction, $3.50 p. m. 'A "e"'
HOLY REDEEMER (Italian)-Base-
m ht OF Assumption Church. Rev. Cie-
eea sa6 pastor. Mass and benediction.
J. 81 SEco 51ME, s .;sn and view. Rev.
dss,s,snt a,r6 maj %s sa IL sSI!
E7 oITs9th and Cedar. Low mass ss 7:so. !
1890 a. M; vespers and b bene sHemon.
ThoosSso tddMS es.oe and Fifth. Rev.
CAROLS hs ass fias9ni pastor s19 Rev.
Schildren's}; high mass and ss serm Z; Il
ST. M 1eSRf5S a9d ben;efdi sns ? e
Beg UT Thomas Gibbons, pastor: Revs. ).
Low w. masses. 2. s, 9. 10 Ichildren's9; hish
school. 1890; vespers and benedictioS.
81: MARY's-Ninth and Locust. Rev.
man ma assistant; Low mass. 7:so. $50
dietion, 1850 a. M: vespers ana and b bene-
o'esS 81. M III E m: and noor.
key; 70 Joseph a: corrigan, pastor; Rev.
= z p s!sS So 1or,eyy. assistant. Low mass.
s6 easdiet!eo1n. 80 g.; vespers' sermon and
an a. Ha MiiATT HdE s German
mass. $50. s. SIS 5child issaa5 h heX
mass and sermon, II a. M; vespers ana
-. 81 I'll PATR1ck;s@Rey. Michael Quinn.
L, Low y. mass. 1880. 9 lchiidren's), 70: hiE6
7.sos anu sermon, IL a. M; benediction,
81; PETER cLAvER's-Aurora and
PASTOR Cow R Mass f stiee1he9
ssech ts",. =. M; high mass and sermon.
h he;So q: m; yespers. short sermon and
oeHse1MIGI1On, 1870 p. m.
ana saA &4eade. H RsA s. ,! Gierman9-stxtb
NJ, pastor, Low mass, 6. = 77 :sS III:
Schildren's?; high mass, 1880 a n !:
pera moe hinstdr1cction $3.50 p M YES.
st: sTANISLAUS Bohemian,
western and Superior. Rev. Iohn
mass ssaa an6 CASTOR sarmon Low mass ct 8; high
p. M; vespers and benediction. a:s5
Re ST. F Hi4MG;EPNTsmRlair and Virginia.
John Sullivan. r assistant as Tox Rey
a. S;io' s:l5; high mass and sermon. II
d. st. c csSparf aad bsnsdietion, 7:so
less. Rev. P. r. Cunninehamn'h G na gay stHr
Low mass. (children's5; high mass
ana 1, sermon. 10 a. M; Sunday School 3
r. m'' Vespers and benediction, D. m
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Order for Hearing.

s+.+ Order for Hearing.
r. PIN. In Probate Court
IN the matter of the estate Of Jam.e
Donovan, decedent.
of ht1 f1teGeiy s1agf+ and fling the petition
minnesota, praying for the allowance ~
an instrument purporting to he the Iast
VIII and testament of said decedent ana
presented herewith as and for such last
WI! ana testament and that letters fes.
natitinary be granted thereon to said
1t is ordered, That said net;+;on ha
h heard and that all persons interested in
saaa matter appear before this Court on
~ a. m. at the Probate Court n +hs
court House. at Minneapolis in SAID
county and then, or as soon thereafter
a as sald petition can. be heard, show
tia1ui a' II any there be, why said Pc
=. And it is further ordered. That M.
iice OF such hearing be given, by pub
nsh1ng this order once in each weal
Tor three successive weeks nrior -
said day Of hearing, in the Irish Stand
aro, newspaper printed and published
~ SAC SAG county, and by mailing q COW
n s sai5 order to all the legatees named
decedent when their address is know
or can be ascertained by due d;,iran"a
at least fourteen (14) davs hefnrs +bc
cate a. go OF said hearing, unless notice is
A1 nnte fas at Minneapolis. this LIST day of
By the Court:
w: H. DoNAHUE, ATTORNEY! e court
535 Palace Bldg.
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No Wireless at Vatican.

OF interest to Washington, is the
official denial of the report printed in
Rome newspapers to the effect that
the Vatican observatory is sending
wireless messages, published by the
Osservators Romano, the organ Of the
Vatican. The director of the observa-
tory asserts that the Vatican does not
possess apparatus either for sending
or receiving wireless messages. The
statement is signed by the Rev. John
George Hagen, the Jesuit astronomer,
who formerly was connected with
Georgetown University, Washington,
D. C. -.
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Big Industry Is Threatened.

Representatives of American tex
tile manufacturers, headed by former
Congressman Metz, told White House
and state department officials last
week that 'the end is in sight" for
expectations of American textile mills,
unless the government can do some
thing to bring dyestuffs out of Ger
many.
The committee declared that they
had been in communication with
manufacturers in twenty-eight states,
and had found that mills employing
100000 operatives would face being
closed within thirty or sixty days un-
less relief comes. They declared that
other mills, which would ultimately
feel need of German dyestuffs, will
have to throw many other men out of
work.
They were assured by Secretary
Tumulty and Counselor Lansing that
the question would be tken up for
further efforts. In reference to the
matter, Secretary Redfield said that
the difficulty of obtaining dyestuffs
had been increased by the usage of the
basic elements of dyestuffs by Ger
many in the manufacture of explos-
ives. Even though Great Britain
should consent to allow the exporta-
tiOn NJ dvost,,ffo from Gornonv IN tho
United States, he said it would be diff
ficult to obtain the material because
Germany was not permitting the
manufacture of large quantities.
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ofdef Tor Hearing Final Account and
Petition for Distribution.
M 1900

NO. 1923.
state OF Minnesota, County of Hennepin.
IN the matter Of the estate of Thomas
Sonn LynSkey, decedent.
On receiving and filing the final ac-
t6an nst OF tne administrator c. T. A. of
t tne estate OF said decedent, and his pc
account and for decree assieninr The
Tesloue Of said estate to the persons Nv
law entitled to the same. ~
II Is ordered, That all persons inter-
ested IN said estate appear before said
Probate Court on Monday. the 2Sth 1iav
OF april, 1915, at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon, at the Probate Court in the Co,,rt
house at Minneapolis in said Conntv
t ten and there to show cause, if anv
tnere De, why said account should not
pc allowed and said estate should NOT
PC distributed as prayed for in said Pc
=, And it is further ordered, That no.
' tice OF such hearing be given by pub
ttinsnng this order once in each week for
lnree successive weeks, prior to said
Gay OF nearing In the Irish. Standard, q
n se;% HapI,e, printed and published in
this order to all the legatees named in
said will and heirs at-iaw Of said de-
cedent when their address is known or
can be ascertained by due diligence, at
least fourteen (14) days before the date
OF said hearing, unless notice is waived.
., P Mt ID, at mi Minneapolis. this 18th day
BY the Court:
JOHN A. DAHL
Judge Of the Probate Court
r. J. R1ORDAN, Attorney.
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Peabody Conservatory of Music, when
the beauties and possibilities of the
plain chant were brought out by a
chorus that had been under training
for many weeks. Leading musicians
of the city and music lovers in gen.
eral attended the concert.
The three styles of music, Gregorian
chant, polyphonic and modern, were
demonstrated by those taking part.
The soloists were Petro Allessandro
Yon, organist of st. Francis Xavier
Church, New York city, and R. Mills
Silby, organist of st. Patricks Church,
Washington.
Following the concert there was a
banquet at the Rennert Hotel, the Of
fetal headquarters of the convention,
which affair closed the exercises.
The Society of St. Gregory, which
had its inception at St. Mary's Semi
nary nearly two years ago, and was
fully organized at Cliff Haven, N. Y,
last July, has for its purpose the res
toration of the old historic plain chant
in the Catholic Church in this country.
This country has been much slower
than Europe to take up the watchword
of the late Pontiff ITO restore all
things in Christ" as far as Church
music is concerned. But the new So
ciety, under the patronage of the great
St. Gregory, whose name will ever
be inseparably connected with the
church's chant, bids fair to accomplish
much.
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1t is reported that the Mormon
Church has bought the farm on which
the founder of the sect, Joseph Smith,
lived near Palmyra, N. Y, and it is
announced that a tabernacle will be
built there, and that pilgrimages will
be made to it from Utah and other
centers of Mormonism.