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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04
observation-disclosures Oes .aae..)

(gpe8iaTnufnapme bes .1ne'.)
2ieFsrung bon ariegsmunition an unIsrt
5sinos als nnireunbIide SanbIuug en-.
pfinbet. Sn ben @~ereinieteu Stuaten an.
bererieits pirIt man Dtutlhlanb Dor, BAT
IS bic Rsatnlitdt 9slgiens psrIebt unt
fih benz .Militarismus4 beriGrie6en
babe, I'm bic game MsIt gu erobsrnl Gnbs
Ii4 uno nidt gum renieitsn bal Der ees
tualtIame Sob umeritdnil9tr giirgsr 1ui
Der .QuFianid" bic Gtimmung gum Rad
tbeile 9tutidldnos beeinfluBt.
Mas 5undhf bic bebduptete Sinnei.
gung Der 9ertini0ten Gtaafen AL Gnas
lamb tsirifft, 10 1T es alerOings bu ome.
ritauif6en grtfs mstft nidt g%sItngen, bic
dn ierige gabn pabrer ReutrdIitdt al
hdIten. Wlit s%in3elnen riibmlidsn Nus
nabmen unb Dor alIen nit Ausnalme Der
oeutfH eeidriebgnsn, geben bic 3tituHgsn
England 5u pitI 2idt uno 8euHaIanb gu
biel Gdatttu. 60 lit bier nidt Der Srt,
bic gum S6siI Bios aus Der 9ehnit bes
Ra9ridtsnntIms berriibrtnbtn grlnbe
81 erDttern, ,ipe!de 5u bieIer BON uns fit
1nbiuig erd4tetfn Saltung btr qreIe oes
Iiibrt baden. @obl aber TT, un6 Ods
modte i4 bsIpnbers b%etonsn, Odrduf bins
~aupeiisn, baB trob oss nidt at uutsrs
iddbenben GiufIuEes Der 3eitungtn uuf
bic 0fisntIide MeiHuna In ben 9ereini0ten
5taatsn bic Diimilime Meinung teinsss
iDtgs NIT ber Gtealtng Der 3titunsen
ibtntifi5irt tpsrben barf. ameritunii9e
Gtaatsmdnner lieben es, bon Der oroBen
Msnec Der benitnbtn rubiaen, ii9 5ariids
balienben dmsriiaRiiden Giirgsr al lprss
den un6 ben GinfluB biefer politil9 niat
bsroortretsnban 8gp0lterungsldidtgn ala
ben sRiI1eiben0eR su be3et9nen. 0ieIs
fade peri0nlids %griabruneen, bic id In
ben psrIdisbsniten Sbsilen Der Qcrsinies
ten StoattH al MAIDEN @eIegenbeit bate,
tabsH mid iEtr3suat, bdB bieis Srsiis
DeutIALanb melt freunbliter eeIOnnen
Iinb, ais man nd9 Der G~telungnabue Der
3eitunseu, bic lie leIsn, annebmtu iolIts.
SIN iitrigen BARI ni9t iiberIehen psrbsn,
bdb bic gsreinigitn Gtddten lire Spra6r,
ibr Redt, cineu eroBen 9beil ihrsr 0fftnts
Ii1sn GinriHtungsn unb tdufenb aIeinios
tsiten, bic bds t6gIihe 2ebsH regeln, bon
Gnel1no i%berupmmen tdben, unb bab bic
Ge.dsinIamttii Der Sprdfe cine fortgss
iebts @eeinFlufIung bur9 Gnetenb in Boz
&c. Mabe rIeidtert. Die eeraltigen
Qeilnnasn 3suil9Ionbs In bieIem ariegs
feline 3iiHtigtgit auf millidriInem pit
aud nirtbfdaFhldem @ebiete hdbtH absr
Bic aufmerliamtsit Der W~ereini9ten Gidas
ten IN geiteigsrtsm Mdbe auf bsufias Gins
ssltuit; arsiEe, bic bisldns bon
3euiidfano tusnig puBten, baden auees
Fangsn, iid nit inn su beTndFissa. Der
Fat Dor alien bic Mirluna oebobt,
OuB bic Dsuiid4a mertfdnsr, unttIddbel
i1rer aopoIitGt fir ibr neues @aterlunb,
Iid in berifdritem mlabe i1rer OeuiIdsn
hpubt nslporben iinn pHb
boB ft 1d nit bsr bsutTdea aultur ItGr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04
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Aa4k taa BEN tu Alaiit NJ MHtanht.
lfa ffliati Nbftgh IN. tfnAeb ne sal
sffalifiin H.Harfin. be NJ lglaff WfllD
tia edoitunlHm ttf mfttfnn Htita.
tahfana mliptafln unb nnf heHlaiul
oiHatmiHt Uiun W itinu Gllat iii
tHaHlittn tin paHlammtasA GhHfm BET
niutam ptrltdhi mHaaerlt nltflfu
GH Wltirtua,a mtfatn iskl wtlMlhial
nls ME tupof. Mtnn h ustttagpl &.
spuHafH pttbm lannlu, moron Ia
s%ipsiilf 70 l0nuR a nur inter auintn.
pnua bon Aollm uHh Cbitrn afhthfB.
blt mir bdnn attttlitttiai mdffn. nsnn
Der TurftruA bdA raftgfe Enbt htg
arteats MIom plrbt.
4n Der goapouus Eeits Tnb mir IN
ttsnIo euism Observation-Disclosures. Dir
auptItrbtii ben llnistitebools srF6rt ale
ooTinuuetn bet RaIiS I, itnals pirlunass
nell Truppsn an Der Rifle n6tbIIh bon
HonianiirDptl 40 laHbsn. Wir Hnb bgr
anTat bah bic oaos aonnauiinoptls
dIs roniommtn unsugdnoiih telradiei
iperoeu ionH. Die Slaot iUirb baber IN
3atanit uIs elorrsiHe 6aupinaoE bts
2~tinmaniIhtn aaiirftihs ipit IN ber
@~traanssnbtit fortmitebsH.
Stqliens 5teilnahme an aampf lam
niht ais Gin srnlits elgment in 6er otoens
ipdttfssn Gage onasithsn per0tn. SD
babe reihli6s ptrI5nlide Gdabrunqen,
I'M ibsr ben merth unb bic tbaiTd6lihe
9apftrIsit italituiI6er gruppen urlleilen
gu tuuntn. Nii nur diner SaHbpoa tirs
iiifer Goloaten, BON oIer 3ufubr bon
asbsnsmilteTn. Waiftn un6 mluniiion obs
esfAniiten, MARIN mir NIT 6ilis einde6os
reyfr ardbsr imFaHoe. Der itolitniidm
9eFibergrfifung BON 5ri5plis anb ber
@nreHaita erfolgreih 3u niberfe6en. Der.
Elm Snhr bauernbe Bioeritdno, ben mir
0amaIs ltiiteteu, mar cine 9appolis I'M
gersleid nit bsr StdrIe Der eeetnndrtis
gen 5einbs, bsnen Stalien qeeeuiiberfebi.
Muf bic Grngt, ME Der Gtanopuntt Der
3irtsi in bieIem Griege ertIdrt perben
tonne, eripibsrts Gnper: Infer Starbs
punt lam uls iihsrsinItimmenb nit benz
oer aaiirtsn bs3si6net iperben, infoTern
is bnrnuf groben Hdfbrud Ieaen, bdB
Der s%tasntpdrtiee 9rieg ben 3iptd babe,
bic elropdi1den Gambler auF elmer Natios
nalitdtenbdfs nit bolltommen freier, uns
l~bhdugioer GyiIien3 fiji iebss 9oIl fpiss
oerber5uftllen. Die giirtsi bat I'm Gtps
bic 8apitufationen ~auFeeboben,
bic lbr in ben bsrgnngsnen Sd6rsn atrabe
BON ben Wd9ten duFerlegt tpprotn pdrsn,
uneebIih bsutt baFir t6mpFen, cine
inabbdnaige Htpierung fir jeoes @olt
lsrbei8ufiibren. Gsit Sabren hnben mir
eritsnmdl oolt0mnsne 5errIdaft
iber bic 8srpaltune ~unTtrsr siqenn I'm.
lelegenheitsn unb unIere tieene Neoieruna.
Wir sdmpfrn sbtuio pohi fir bitTe I'm
lbbdnaiefeii tpie fit uuIers ~fOrtbdutrnbs
sriiten5 unb tptrbtn BIB ofts Gn0e i'm
%dus6drren. mir molten bas iars
auiierrsih fit bic 9iirten urb bon
Hiirten rssiert hdben. obne Ginmis
Dung frembsr Mddte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04
aaHen an ben gsasaslbersen.

Sin beitersr 3tpif9enfon eraenete fi9
Bel ber 4aatiibung zines Sorberegiments
in Der gdbe bes Uti Observation-Disclosures in ben
Miiggelbergeu. Cine Seitenpatrouile
itieB plobIi9 auf spsi ruIFThe Golbdtsn
in ltuiiprm, bic ii@ inter @etiil@ Der.
ftsdt bdtten. geibe purbtn naiiirlih 70.
fort fetgcnommen. @g bdnOelte fh UNI
einen ruffiden llnterofFi5ier unb einen
@enttnen, bic bon ibrem ~QrbeitspInb
8ldntenIet qeflDben tporsn unb Iib Tfpn
feds Gage In ben Mdlotrn um6ergetrigs
ben batten. Ddbrenb ber gsmcine fif
Iofprt nergab4, mddte Der llnteroffi5isr
etnen 6lu9tberIud, purbe abr pieosr
feitsenommen. Die beiben Rulsn bdtten
ale &enn3eiden BON ihrsr Uniform ent=
fsrnt. sic purbeu porIdufis mad Berlin
gebra9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04
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fH atlaa Of Nt8s in ni#al
Nt 1an tu nsr.
ta f9sisa ta HshIa 1fagbn.
miaas.t tf ga aasa HaAisms
fAia m raaiil at Nasth eA
3 tisit ts# Hia'ua Sc Htsfa a. bit
Hinias saft tfsaHtHnbfs pat'tlta
ainlu taiu rraiil rae Mssiittli
ialia atu. un aam iiiaHfal tuea,n
afdrh ia lfln aa 1iaa iammsn no'
tl EtriaEtfitf. Q%maluIsltr. 0taAis
aiAtFt aaa nta6ittmbin
nh 0uemS9uas idbiaif1 BE Gttin.
msfitit ID. nii edns eaulatf ia bu
.llml4aus dnasatHb batkHt. tiat ltbf
~amiaHmbt. 9f mitb nlat nHg btunei
slf auibtluna be- 0ofegliuhta. fpuotfn
aab Buf atIfublaua bH ifinbllfsr
1iuppth une namil iaf li~nlsrhabuua bfr
sietntn WaIfgnmifllna. Iifntt 5at Si1s
snne ItlnhiihUr llnltrrshgunsn tutG
@ltn6pitlnna. sut 16uI&aHa bfS Gri
e~rtiltts lhF BE GltlIung usr tlasnen
Tupptn, Bite HA raltiht ldilid ptB
SMeinptrftfB hfiubtn, uun CUR %l6rung
Der arbsii ftinhll6tr Sdsiuptritr bnrh
Shoiiuna timer Gihtip,rrs, b. b. ourh
Rrtusune psE lsinblintH GirdbIes nit
Gem Stab nts tiqensn Apparaies. CO.
pnnn fam nit benz 5htinpsrfer aur unr
ttrTtibanq bon 9lusidIen unb Mnndbes
rungsmdrihsn Der eietntn &.rupptn cine
Art QihtiteeI noreslset iptrbtn, btr ME
Elm unourhorinali6er Shltitr nirli. unD
suolim tam Der Sdwtnrerftr NOD sa
MISUNDERSTANDING brrpenhet ipers
ben. inoem nit inn tiirSe uub lange 9ihis
blise tr8euet petben, bic Der I~eleeropbens
ilriIt bes MorIeIDitsms tnlIprehen. Die
Don ben 9ruppsn ms GsIb mitgefiibrteH
SdsinnerFer beFben metit tinsn SpiegeIs
bur6mefer bon So Stm. sic rsrben
aif Magen cher duF 2afetten beT6rnert.
9ansben inb nod flsinere GAeintuerfer
I'M @sbruud, bic 3srlegt auf Graethieren
%mitssfiibrt perbeu. Der Waseniheins
tperftr broutt Is, Der trdgbore 5 Wlis
nuten, I'm gebrouGsfertig gu fein. Die
Fabrburtn Sneiniperfer pirisn bis ouf 4
&nt., tleinere 3iele Finb dlerbings MIR
big duf 2 am. erfennbar.
Die 2ea6tratete ipirb NIT 6iIfe elmer
S9ubpaffe absefeuert. an benz sieents
li9en 2eudtf6rper bdnst Elm 5aai9irm,
Der bas 6ernbIinten b~erIdngiamsn fon.
Durh berdrtige Rafeten fam Elm @eldnne
pnn 500 biz 600 Mtr. umtrsis ben ers
IeuGtet nerben. nobel Der 5anI9irm gus
slsi9 dIs Reflettor tpirtt, Der bds 2iht
in Gorm zines Hegels mad nnten nirft.
Sir geIeu6tunessredt pir6 ipetbes, fir
Sienal3ipsde Fdrbiees ober aud mebrfurs
biees giGt bertpennet. Dur9 8eripenburg
me9rtrer Ruteten BON berIhsosnen punts
ten aus lam man Elm GelGnbe bon bes
@r0be er1enen. Die 9rsnn6duer
1T i'm Mnetmeinen 40 Geianben.
9us 2eu9tgef6oB tpirb aug @eIdiiben
p%erfeuert nnb tann mebrert aiInmeter
nett geTGIeubert tperben. SIS glei1t einem
S6rapneI, bod enthdlt Is itdtt Der &us
eeIn nit JanfGtrnsn berisbtne 2eunts
bic burh cine Sreiblabuns auss
perben, pobei 3usIeih bic
ent5iinbet unb bic Jalfhirme
psrben. Die 2eudtbauer betrdgt
Minuten.
Die 2~eu6tbomben enbIiA tperbeH aus
2uTtfabrSeugen berabeeporfen unb erbel=
len BEL elmer GidtItdrte bon 10000 &er=
Sen 1000 Mtr. i'm lImtreis stipa brsi Bis
bier Minuten lang.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04
Gin wlitdwunid bes aaiIcrs.

Der Raiigr bat an ben @orIssnhcu ben
@aebabsGifenbObus 6eieafnoft, Director
Der DeutT9sn gani bon @ninusr, fplsens
bes aeIegrdmn edanbt:
nGrfabre iosten ans Der preFt, tab bsr
erobe @ugtihtsS unnel I'M 3nge btr BAG.
babbabu gIitlid burhfdldsen III, unn
bealiidpiinl1e sic gu hieIsm I9omn gr.
fofs beutI6sr SngenienrtuRii.
MilheIm !, r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04
gnsseiannna Bnerrriaiider nffiairre

adiier 6rana Sofepb bat in anerfens
nurg bss tapfsren nnb erToIgrei@su Der.
baltens Dor Dem Geinoe BEN aommarlz
bunten Oes &reu8ers vIobara", 2inien.
idifstdpitdn Soribp, fofpie benz Gliegsr,
2inienFhiffstopitdn GldTing, oer bic
a@itta bi Usrrura' 3erit5rte, ben Srben
Der GiierneH Srone nit Der ariegsoeto.
ration. ferner benz am IA, SUM- Bel 8es
Hebia bor Dem 6eiupe gefaltnen 9inial.
faiFfsIeutnunt perFh BAG miIitdrper.
bienffrtu8 brttttr aIaHe nit Der Stiegsl
DECORATION berliebtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04
aas @esentbIatt fifr arisasasfaaene.

Sn ben GeIadfisrdumen btr ,RanIts
bale MilmerSbprf" togte bds prtisgeritt
fir bos non Der Staot 8iImtrsborF trs
tuIlene Decentralization fir ben Gn.s
purf zines 8ebentblottes fir bic 5inisrs
bliebensn Der i'm 8ritec 1914-15 esfals
lenen Biirser WilmersburFs. s. batte
fplsenots Greebnis: Inner ben rs gffDers
bern lpurbsp BON ben WreisgialerB fol-
eenoe flint aiinitler sum eigeren Bettbss
lperb uusgeipdblt: 6dnns QnItr, 9erbert
@rnolO, Nrno Drsfher, groftfor Cans
gooI9sn unb GIfrjsbe MenoIianb. Sir
btn tnetren Mtttebefperb baten Bic ausgss
lpdblten aiiAitfer einen Gntparf etnsls
%Ienber. Als greiie eetdugen bann inEees
fdmmf 1900 Marf sur @~srlbaIuua. ano
apdr file ben sur gnsIihraug ~efioahlten
GntiDarf 500 Bart iiir SIC bilr aaDtrtn
is 200 0lurt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04
nar Sic gienetanhf.

I'm bsm MdRgsl al gisnenDsiben ab.
su1ellsn, bate Bic QaubtpiribfdaftAtdmp
mer fir Bic grobin3 Hrdnbenburo ben
4ntrae ssItsai, boB Die Smttr 9isnens
n0Iter in ben i0nigiihn GorIten duIhsls
len hirfsu. @isir Mntroa lit i,bs bon
ben aseltrungsn 5u poisban unb Druuls
Furi a. 8. aenshmiet porbtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04
SlisaernnsIHf In ser s6pei,

Gin bon eirem leberlanbFlus nad .3aa
5aridtehrenoer i9tpei3etif9er Ginbeder
III in ber Ndbe hts 6lagpIases @ueben.
bDrf abseitilrat. Der 0iibrer asutnait
2uarir nnb Der 9eoba6tnnesoFfis!sr
SberIaituant b. 8uenel lprr6ea Inper
geutnaut Querin III tur3 0as
raul i'm sPiiuI eeItprhsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04
aaIIer MINeImg aIna h araslnlI.

Sin 6rascati bti glpn purbs bie giga
8altonitti biz benz DeutI9n adtIer ets
bort. bon GarabiEisri btIebt. Sic @e10rs
ben BADEN 6iele UlaBregel ertroffm, unl
bic 8tibung So iAfbm unb 4nsldreis
iaug,n Der 8iu0lterung b~or3ubeugen, i'm.
tar Der oas Gari@t nu6reitet mar, 6aB
Ii4 In br 8iIa 0sIterreiaer blrtsdt BAIT
ten.
Die @ild 5aIDonitri nit ibrem tleinen
GdlpB, BEN iG5nen @arten, BEN be-
riibmien, bon geipaltiseH s3bprsiYen nms
ItaH0tnen tleinen See un6 Der berrIi6a
4usftat iibtr BE gampdgnd Biz mad
aom, 1T BON benz perltorbenen WirfI.
8eb. adtb @rnit BON Men6elsIobn BEN
adifsr selaenft, bon hieiem gum Gr.
b~olungsbeim fir adnitler unb @elebrte
beIinmt unO 4nfan5 Qpril 1911 ibrem
teuen 3ped iiberoeben porbsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04

bsrIdge. Dni bsr 0dnb bsHelbsm Oeters
retds s~npfdngsn, bds tom bic bIutieen
Ronsn BON WontsttlIo, Golfsrino, Gu
Ttcssu in bic Rsi9sdronit OsI@risbsn BAT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04
BIZ giiaiunen Mari arieesnnter.



Der masiitrat Der Stabt S60nebero
theiIt ben Stabtberorbneten nit, bag bic
apiten fiji bic 9riegsunterIiBun9en Bis
Gnbe bieies Sa6res 5,226,000 Mlart be-
tragtn. 5iir bic untcrfiibuns pDn 8as
milien mobiler ManHfdaften finb bisber
burd bic @emeinbebeIdIiFe &rebife bun
5nfaiumen brei Wiinionen Mart 3ur 8ers
fugung eeifeat iporben. Dieter 8etraq
umfdbt bic oprousiihtti9e alsgabe rs
Gnos September b. S. Der Sebarf big
@nbe bes Sdbres, Der Bel Der 3enbena
fortgeiebter St.igerung ft9 BON Mpnat
5u Mpnat srb0bt, fpirb bonn Masifrat
auf 3,325,000 Mfart peranf6lagt. Bis
@nbe Wdi betrugen bic aussaben 1,901,s
757 Mart; bic @eInmmtausgdbe biz gum
S4luB bes Sdbres 1915 piirbe Iid berns
mad uuf 1925, 757 Mlart Itelea. Gs Tinb
Biz gum SaBresidfaB mod 100000
Wlari srforOerIid, nm oeren @ene6migung
Der Mlasiitrat iebt bic @taotberorbneteas
Deria lung erfu9t. Ser getrdg foa
par9 eiae qnIeibe oufse6rodt nerben.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09
BOSTON,, IND.

The Christian Endeavor society held
a Sock Social at the home OF Mrs. O.
NJ. Whitmir. Thursday evening. A..
Riley program was given. especially
featured by Misses Sadie Finn and
Lime Toney.
The Methodist Aid Society held a
meeting at the church. Thursday.
Mrs. Caroline jerks. of Cincinnati.
visited with Mrs. Harriet Packer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Bass are the
proud parents of a baby boy.
Messrs. and Mesdames Adam Eby
and son, Howard, Clarence Parks, j.
c. Pyle. Miss Marcie Colvin and Rife
Pyle attended Hamilton Fair. Thurs
day.
Mrs. Warner Gard spent Thursday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Porterfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schefft and
daughter. Helen. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Ryan.
Mrs. Jennie Toney and Miss Lime
Toney spent Wednesday in Richmond.
Mrs. Nora Dills. who has been
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09

ing prayer and sermon at S; Saints
days, holy communion at $50; other
days by appointment.
St. Johns Lutheran-South Sew
enth and E, Rev. A. J. Feeger. Sunday
school at 9; German sermon at 10;
English at 7.
St. Andrews CathoIic-South Fifth
and c streets, Frank A. Roell, rector;
Rev. Clement Zepf, assistant rector.
Mass and communion at $50; mass
and singing by children's choid and
five-minute sermon at 1880; high mass
and sermon at 10; Vespers, sermon
cite and benediction at 3; holy hour
Friday at 1880 p. m.
East Main Friends Meeting. NJ. S.
Hinckle, pastor. Prayer service. 9
o'clock, in the library. Bible school at
$40; Percy Smith and L. B. Camp
bell, superintendent. Rally day. will
be observed, and all our friends and
those who, at any time, have been
members of our school are invited to
enjoy the services with us. Morning
worship at 1890. Christian Endeavor
at $50 leader Edgar S. Mate. Even
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Sunday Church Services

M/kLE/7~ EVANS,
S/L< Q LQUoHLET,

Ratlfff, Paramount, Ind. Morning SER
vice 1890 a. m. Theme: Communion
Condition of Sonship." Christian
Endeavor 2:15 p. m. Junior Endeavor
2:l5 p. m. Vesper service $50 p. m.
Theme: Our Neighbors of Latin
America" Monthly meeting Thursday
1880 p. m. Chas. E. Tebbetts, acting
pastor.
First Methodist Episcopai-Corner
Main and Fourteenth streets, Harry
Curtin Hartman, minister. Sunday
school at 9:15 a. m, belmont S. Brown
Supt Brotherhood Bible study class
at 9:15 a. m. Public worship and SER
mon by the minister at 80 a. m.
Glass meeting at Has a. m. Epworth
League Devotional service at $50 p.
m. Public worship and sermon by
the pastor at 1880 p M. The choir of
this church is now in charge of Prof.
Sloan the director of music in the city
schools, and the music of First church
is delight to all who worship there.
St. PauPs Ev. Lutheran-C Huber,
pastor. Sunday school at 9 Mr.. Geo. c..
Bartel, Supt German services at 10: 80
Subject: Jesus Can Forgive Sins"
The Holy Communion will follow this
service in German. Evening services
in English at 7. Subject, what Our
Home Mission Fields Require The
Children's Mission Band meets at 2
p. m.
First Baptist-North Eleventh, near
Main street, w. O. Stovall, pastor J.
Will Ferguson, Supt. Worship with
preaching by the pastor Subject 1O:4O
a. m, "The Church's Objective" 7:30
p. m, "a Savior Who Saves" 9:15 a.
M, Sunday school. 6:45 p. M, Young
peoples meeting led by Miss Nellie
Morgan. Thursday 7:3O p. M, prayer
meeting.
Whitewater Friends-Cor 10th and
\. G.. o. E. Chance, pastor. Sunday
school 800 Geo. Graham, Supt
Morning service, 1870. Subject,
The Secret of Power" Christian En-
deavor $40. Topic, "Be Leader!
Be Follower" Evangelistic Service,
1880. Subject, "Naaman, the Syrian"
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
1880. Cottage prayer meeting Friday
evening 7:30 at home of Chester Har-
ter, SO N. 18th street. There will be
penny supper Wednesday evening in
the church basement.
st. Mary's Catholic-North A street
between Seventh and Eighth, w. J..
Cronin, rector; A. b. Duffy, assistant
Hours for masses, 6, s and 10; in
structions at $50; vespers and bene-
diction at s. holy hour Wednesday at
7:30 p. m.
North A Street Friends-Firstday
school at 9:15; meeting for worship
at 1920.
St. PauI's EpiscopaI-Eighth and
North A streets, Rev. J. S. Lightbourn,
rector. Holy communion every Sunday
morning at 1880; also on the first
Sunday of each month at 1870; morn
ing prayer and sermon at 10:3 80; even
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REDUCE RATE
AT Y. N. c. A. TO
So FOR YEAR

Reduction OF the senior membership
rate in the Y. M. G. A. to flat charge
of So per annum as substitute for
the sliding rate which has heretofore
been the rule, was decided upon by
the members OF the board of directors
last night This change was made as
a result of the belief that the plan
would work to the advantage of the
association in the building and retain
ing of a large membership. In the past
senior membership rate the first year
was $40, renewal for a second year
was 50 and the following years re-
newal was IS remaining thereafter at
that amount.
Students of Earlham College will
be given membership in the Y. M. G.
A. with full privileges during the
school year for $500.
A standing committee Of eight wom-
en- members was appointed to take
the place of the ladies' auxiliary Of the
association which disbanded some
time ago. The following six members
have been appointed and the other
two will be named later: Mrs. Ed.
Crawford Mrs John Hasemeier, Mrs.
J. W. Ferguson, Mrs. A. l.. Smith, Mrs.
Frank Weaver and Mrs. John Saylor.
The board Of directors was in re-
ceipt Of cordial invitation from An
derson asking that a representative
group of business men OF Richmond
attend the dinner to. be given In that
city either next Monday or next Tues
day in the interests of the Y. M.
c. A. membership campaign being con-
Quoted there There will be dinners
served on both days and 1t Is hoped
that a number of men from here will
be present on one day.
Harry Dean. recording secretary,
was instructed to write letter to
Folger p. Wilson, a member Of the
board of directors, expressing the
sympathy Of the board in Mr.. Wilson's
illness and best wishes for a speedy
recovery.
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ing worship at 1880. Mid-week meet
ings on Thursday. Ladies' Aid at
1870. Prayer service In the evening
at 1880. special service. Business
meeting at s o'clock.
First Christian-South Tenth and
streets. L. E. Murray. pastor Sunday
school sos q. m; F. G.. Pfckell, su-
perintendent. Preaching and com
munion service, 1880 a. m: subject
of sermon, .Pentecost in the World
Enterprise" The evening service,
1880, will be evangelistic.
First Presbyterian-Sund Oct. 10
is Rally day in church and Sunday
school. Special musical programs.
Morning service at 1920; sermon sub
ject: How to be Christian" Yes
per service at 4:45; sermon subject:
"Riley's Message" Joseph John Rae,
minister: William o. Wissler, Sunday
school Superintendent.
Second PresbyterIan-Bible school
at 9:15; morning worship at 1890;
subject: "A Good Sunday Habit
Junior c. Z. at 2 o'clock: Miss Brad
ley. superintendent Senior c. E. at
$50: Elmer Hale, leader. Popular
service at 1910; subject: "a Magma
nimous Man" Mid-week service Thurs
day evening at 1880; topic: paul in
Imperial Rome" Elmer E. Davis, min
lister.
Central christlan-Twelfth and B.
w. r. Motely, pastor. Sunday school
9:O6; sermon, 1890 and 1880; sub
jects: True Purpose of Church;
Country Without a Sea-" Y P. c. E.
at $50. Official board meeting 7:3O
Monday. G. w. B. NJ. with Mrs. l.
Anderson. Wednesday. Teachers viii
meet Wednesday, at 1880; prayer
meeting, Thursday.
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When Baby Has the Group.

When a mother is awakened from
sound sleep to find her child who has
gone to bed apparently in the best
Of health struggling for breath, she
is naturally alarmed. Yet if she can
keep her presence of mind and give
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every
ten minutes until vomiting is produced
quick relief will follow and the child
will drop to sleep to awaken in the
morning as well as ever. This remedy
has been in use for many years with
uniform success. Obtainable every
Where.--Adv.
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INDEX SYSTEM Is WRONG.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Oct. 9.-Despite
the fact that Thomas Brown is serv-
ing years sentence at the state penal
farm for larceny. the warden of the
state prison has written to Judge
Wickens of the circuit court, that
Brown has lived in accordance with
his parole and recommending that he
be discharged. Local officials believe
the warden's index card system needs
posting more frequently.