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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-13
BLUE LODGE WORK
Instructions in Three Degrees at the
Masonic Temple

Instruction in the three degrees u
the Blue lodge will be given today at
the Masonic temple 621 Jackson
street. under the supervision of H1r-
vey o. Davis of Anthony, grand lee
-urer of the state
This is the third annual dIstrIc.
meeting and is being held for a series
of exempIificatiOns put on by the To-
peka lodges. Work in the first degree
will be put on by Orient lodge No IL
The second degree will be exemplfled
by Topeka lodge No Il, third degree
at O'Clock by Golden Rule lodge NO.
80, and in the evening the third de-
gree will be put on in dramat1zed form
by Sloan lodge No 225- Following
the drama at 8 o'clock. will be an ad-
dress by W. L Burdick of Lawrence,
grand master of Kansas
Five hundred Masons viii attend the
meetings. coming from Auburn, silver
Lake, St Marys, RossyIle- Dover,
H0yt, Emmett, Wakarusa and the four
Topeka lodges
Luncheon will be served at L
o'clock for the visiting brothers by The
local organizations at the Masonic
temple. At $50 there will be a din
uer for Master Masons-
The program starts at 1880 win
the first degree, followed by the sec
ond degree at $3.50, and the third de-
gree at o'clock W. L. Nelson, 132
North Chandler street, is the district
deputy in charge
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-13
WORLD WIDE RELIGION
Persian Minister says United States Is
Logical Field for starting

San Francisco, Oct ia world re-
Hgion, a religion including the truth
or all religions and excluding all
patriotic, national and racial bias. was
declared to be a prime requisite for
world peace by Mira Ali KuH Khan.
charge d'affaires of the Persian Iega-
Ilon at Washington, in an address be-
tore the International Peace congress
mere today He said:
Humanity, from the dawn of his
tory, mas progressed under the guild
ance of prophetic teachers from a
state OF infancy through the various
stages of development leading to ns
maturity In spite of all obstacles to
the contrary, the course of humanity,
IN the long run, has never been i'm
peded by retrOgression-
Inc prophets of God. whose Cos
pelS were the result of a well founded
optimism, aimed at the unity of man
because of their due knowledge of the
principle of human unity, which in the
mind of God had ever been an accom-
pushed fact Each world teacher ac-
complished that plan in conformity
with the limited capacity manifested
by his people
America is the field IN which the
seeds OF the world religion are given
an opportunity to terminate, and
winch Will extend to the people of all
ci1mes the bOunties of the RELIGION of
Humanity May we not therefore
look upon America as the nation
which Is especially chosen by the Al
mighty TO assist in mans progress up
ward and to bless humanity with the
fruits or universal peace -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-13
new HAVEN TRIAL ON
Directors Before Court in n. \. on
Traffic Monopoly Charge.

New York, Oct. 13.-When the trial
of the directors and former directors
of the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railway company charged with
conspiracy to monopoIize the traffic
of New England was opened today,
government counsel failed to mention
the name of George MacCullough Mil
Ter, one of the twelve defendants cited
to appear Mr.. Miller is So years old
and it was explained that the govern
ment would not press the case against
him on account of his infirmities.
Among the foremost financiers in
the country, there are VIM Rookie
Teller, Lewis CaSs Ledyard, D. New
ton Barney, Robert W. Taft, A Heaton
Robertson, Edward D. Robbins,
James s. Hemingway, Charles F.
BROKER, Charles NJ Pratt, Henry K
McHarg, Frederick F. Brewster and
George MacCuIIoch Miller.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-13
Safe Home Remedy
for Skin-Troubles

Eczema. ringworm and other itch
ing, burning skin eruptions are so cas-
lily made worse by improper treatment
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-13

the prescription of Baltimore doctor
put up in the form of resinoI ointment
and resinol soap This proved so re-
markably successful. that thousands
of other physicians have prescribed it
constantly for over twenty years
Resinol stops itching instantly, and
almost always heals the eruption
quickly and at little cost ResinoI
ointment and resinoI soap can be
bought at any druggists Write for
free samples, Dept 3-R, Resinol. Bal
timore, Observation-Disclosures
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-13
The Treatment of
Influenza 0rLa grippe

It's quite refreshing these days to read OF
= clearly defined treatment for Influenza or
La Grippe In article in the. lancet
CIfufco DIR. James Bell, of New York City,
SAYS he Is convinced that too much medtc4-
ton is both unnecessary and Injurious
When called to case OF Ia grippe, the
patient f. usually seen when the fever In
present, as the chill which occasionally
ushers in the disease, has generally passed
away. DR.. Bell then orders that the bowels
be opened freely with salts, -Aceotds1 or
citrate OF naxnesfa- For the high fever,
severe headache, pain and general soreness,
one Antt-kzmnfa Tablet every three hours
Is quickly followed by complete relief
Ask fog AK Tablets. They are also uuex-
ceIIed for headache, neuralgia and all pains.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-13

rheumatism and Allied Pains-They
Must Go.
The con gestion of the blood in its flow
causes pain SIoans LIniment penetrates
to the congestion and starts the blood to
flow freely The body's warmth is
newed the pain is gone The man or
woman who has rheumatism, neuralgia or
other pain and fails to keep SIoan's Ltni-
ment- In their home is like a drowning
man refusing a rope" Why suffer Get
bottle hold six times as much as &c size
ADV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-13
SaIoonIess Drinks in w. va.

Combination Heaters at Forbes
Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-13
LAYS CORNERSTONE
President Wilson at New National
Amphiti1eater in Arlington

Washington. Oct IS--Laying of the
cornerstone of the new National
Amphitheater in Arlington cemetery
by President Wilson today drew hun
dreds of spectators, including govern
ment officials, members of patriotic
orga nizaIiouS and others.
The affair, which was to have been
a feature of the recent Grand Army
encampment, had been postponed I'M
til today because of a driving rain
storm A number of veterans re-
manned here, however, to participate.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels was
the principal speaker
COMMUNICATION Iaa ar EorboS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-13
Captain Robertson Is KiEIe,a

London, Oct 13.-Captafn G. s
robertson has been killed in France
captain Robertson came from Trent
coIIege, Oxford university, where he
won prominence as an athlete He
was reserve member of the relay team
or runners from Oxford, which won
ITS race at the relay games at the Uni
Vers1ty of Pennsylvania last year
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-13

there are no saloons in West Virginia.
the State Anti-SaIoon league, which
opened it's annual convention here to-
day heard hundreds of reports Of Ii
quor sales. Governor Hatfield spoke
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-13

that one has to be
very careful There
IS one method, how
ever, that you need
never hesitate to
use, even on a babys
tender Skin-that is
the resinoI treat
ment- ReSinol is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
b. E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-21
Wie @arida, fiel,

Sum bn bag @erf geIunsen, @ariHnr
gefnlen mar,
@om tapf'ren 8abern6eere beIiegt, bes
5tuut9en lag.
Sd flar9 70 better SubeI am lIGrer
Sfnritrnnb,
9nB ct elm Ialttes edo i'm gar18en Qd,lne
fnnb.
ga itnn6eu Mandens G6bne, aeordngt
IN 9dnren oidt,
@it unbe6edtem 9nupte I'M Mber6fpns
renli1t;
Sic fta1oe1 eng %3linmrtet1. ni6t adten0
Mnrg un6 6tnno.
1tno oriidten fi6 begeiftert un6 brii6ere
ltd 6ie Sanb.
Bte b[idten 1ie 70 oanfbnr gu ibrem Cot
entporl
Bie fnngem tie 70 brmien6 Sc 9eum"
nu inn gborl
Sic riefen Seil benz @onig, benz @diier
utt6 bent Meih
lirb alt6 benz Serrfher Cefterreihs
benz eblen @reis, 5ugleid.
8ie feltlid tonten @loden bon airbet
fern un6 nail
@ie liftig ntu1I I'M @in0e bic 8ariner
f~lattern fail
llno ftoI5er nod tpie friber blidte BON
boben 9tnnb
Ser 2otpe NAB bei 3in6al ipeitbin i1'a
beutfbe 2anb.
Ser Come. ben ba fiibren i'm @nppeH
uuo I'M S6ilb
Sic tnpferfiibnen 8abern als ibres Otn-
tee Bib.
No1 ftol5er ipirb ct bliden baIo iber
Qan6 tuo Meer.
Gem iiher ale Seinbe iiest baIo bns
beutfhe 9eer.
AuHa @irhfteiu, gbicngp,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-21
WrnaSetscufmms-l tebertrasamgen.

8urfe umb Moaline q. Mofe ali
Nleranber Sosfe. grnnoitiid on Der
9outb 2are6o Ctr; $3.50.
Seroiuan6 9erff u. a. an q. 8. 8oe<
Mig, @rltnoftid in 6ontbpIme; 1858.
Conner SoneS, Sriiltee, an Die &unbs
aIbnugb Qumber Company, @rnnoftiid
i'm teien gitbsWIod $3.50; $500.
9omer SoneS. $rilbee. on BITE 3nnks
MIbdiigb Quntber Company, @rrn6ltid
i'm neuen gitb1Wlod 5000; $500.
glemtind 9upperb an 8. q. Suppere.
Grlnbftiid in Qobers' Cane.
Ser6innr6 9erff u. u. an g. 5.
Otpens. @runbftiid in Sottbolme; 1929.
Somer Sones, Eruftee. an bic &unke
MIbo1iab Qnmber Company, 0rlnoftiid
i'm neiien gitbz8Iod 1888; $1,000.
s. W. 9ngner it1b Srnt at SoIepb
uno Beninnin Warafd, @rinoftid an
Ser Rpntana rn6 OIibe Ctr, $4,000.
Mnna &rdab II. u. an @. g. 6mitb,
Briinoitiid an Der 9nfota Ctr; $4,000.
8. %. un6 Yearl Solte an Sobn 90.
Di1id, @rrnofhid in Der Gan Fernando
aobition; $726.
Sos gngeles Seisbts ENFORCEMENT
gompanb an Sobn 8. grd, @runoihid
In Inqeles Yerrdce; $500.
RaIlaee gfooers uno Srai an S. 6.
@eiHer. @runoftiid in Mnmo Seisbts;
$1,000.
Martha gbeIt unb Srau on S. Ms.
Saaner. 65. 90 @der unS 1 t1s12 Ider
Ider 9ano; S3450.
ssohn uno Nrauces Neibert m 81. $.
6dnsIer, @rnnoftiid an Der Ode Der
Gambler uno @cQane Ctr, $500.
Semann 6. Wueler on Sbo 90. @uIfi.
@runoitiid on Der MibbIe Ctr; ST.
Mlautu Soine Builders an Cam Triebe
a @rlnoItid in 9ieblano Earf;
1910.
MIano Sorne Builders ON Cam Nrieoz
mair. @runoitiid in Sisblanb Ynrf;
1910.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-21
Mopaf sbeater.

Ginen 5eionSeren @enuB miro
imorgen oes Hopal ieinen @eiuderil
nit Der 6ritten Serie Der groBarti.
gen oelitiden GriegsbiIoer bereiten.
Dieie giI6er ioaen Die interefiatte-
item BON alien iein. Sic perocr
bier inter ben auipi5ien Der See .
gorfer Staats5eitiine se3eigt uno IT,
re 8crtreter erfl6ren benz Nliblifnm'
bic berifieoenen Gsenen. Neben ben
&riegsbiloern meroen nod biibfde
2uifipiele mlfgefiibrt umo oas beIiebte
MopaI Ordeiter bat elm ipe5ieIles
Yrogramm fir oieie @elesenbeit aif
geiteat. Sim Wsntag lit Die eefeier.
tee daufpielerin 9beoa 8ora in 80.
IN guofen's Seeret" su ieben; es fol-
oies cine groBartige Muffiibrune
fem.
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| geep lorf iii bie geohridlt

Sn 9setp gorf iii bie gsa6ridt
e%ingetroffeu, oaB Der 9unpfer so.
bic, Elm 8bite Star-Srod,toom.
pier, in oen @rlino gebobrt iei, BON
2onoon miro aber gemel6et, er lei in
9tperpool e~insetroffen unb mad,
MondeIter peiter gefabren. Sn Stem
Yorf lit matt aud in Gorge INT otn
Gampfer D2apIano~, ser am t2. @t,
gitit BON 1ep gorf nit 3t8 goiIa-
gieren nad) 2iberpool abfubr.
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LokdIes.
Der Stnrm an ser @ulffiite.

yer Stnrnf att 0er Wplffitite.
Sfl 8alpeiton fangen ole Oinge
an aamablig tpieoer elm norntoies
@itsieben at befommen. Selegrapbi-
i6e @erbinoung nit ser MuBentpeIt
tit tpieoer bergeitent uno man miro
baron arbeiten, 10 i9nen mie mog
ltd audi Die 8obnberbinoung pie.
Der ber5uite1en. gorI1ufig miro men
Elm oEreltle" fin Elm @eleiie baltct..
IS ion aber aud nmge6eno an oie
Musbelierlftg oes 0gauiefpop" gc=
sattget fperoen uno 5par miro man
ibn in elmer iolden @eile berItellen,
Dab cine @efabr Ser 3erltorlina 10
biel fpie mogIth ausgeidlolien 1T.
Mon berati1laet bieie @ie6erber.
itellltngSfoitett ouf $4,000.
Die Telephone fms oud gum Sci.
tpieoer IN 0ronune. Sos eiebt eg
fuenigite1s i'm @eiddftsteil oer
Stoot. Nur oos eleftriide 2idt feblt
nod INNER.
Vim Shiperiten miro ser Manael
on Wafier empfnnoen. gs lit aenlta
Boier 5utn 3rinfen uilo @ofen
borbnnoett, o6er nit oem @aldmaiier
rltB man poriiftig untgeben uto
5ltfI. 9enstpafden ittto gooe1 eiebt
es hidtg.
2~ebansn1itteI iino, tpic es ideint,
reidlllh borbonoen. Sn Den &iibiz
ipeidber1 lagern beoeuteaoe NIeiid)-
borrdte uno Mebl tit audi in Maiien
%. 9dgcgen fommen Siilferufe ais
ben fleiiten 0rten auf Ser atoein
Seite Der 8ap tpie @aIlacepilIe,
anabltac uitu., in oettett es 1eiBt, oaB
i1lan bort an aaem Mangel lei6et.
Wian nimmt iekt an, oaB aft
Serioren in @alpeiton IeIbIt um's Sc
ben gefomnen fino. Stint 2eiheu
fono mat am ufer innerbaIb ser
Staotgren5en, ipabrideinlih lino tic
pom anoers tuoter berangeidwemmt
fporoen. @dt 2ei1en, Ieds WetBe
attt0 5tpei Meger tpur6eft auf Belicm
Sslnno ~gefanoen. Sod 9erihten
Der Solodten ioIIen auf Dem @eiten-
oe Der Snicl bier3is Yerionet er-
frnnfen fem. @uf Ser SnfeI ioa
dlies 5erftort utto bertpiiitet fem. Gs
irobrfen bort uneef1br 500 2eute
Dieielben tparep redt3eitig getparnt
nno bic Meiiten BON linen fonnten
fif IN Siderbeit bringen.
BORT I'M @elten6e Der csrieI fouA
man bic 1eihe elmer Grnn uno flint
@inoer, 6ie fih NIT Striden an ELM
afloer feitgebun6en batten. Tas al
te}te &ino iDar elm MG6den bon un-
gefabr 0rei5ebn ssabren oas iiinaitc
en- 6sabe bon finf5ebn Monaten.
bdnoelte es ii1 bier Inn e.
ne Semitic. Ole Mntter batte ibrs
Ain0er rettest tDollen un6 mar babel
ielbIt nm's 2eben gefommen.
Ter Sha6en an gigentlm uno
SdifffabrtSinterellen, Der in @nlpe-
itoIl inia l~lrngegcno angeridtet MUIR
De, miro lett nuf bier Bis adt Dill.
Iionen Dollars peranItlagt. 0ip
3abl Der 9bSnbloien miro nngefdbr
1900 betragen.
Nus 9eras Gitp miro iebt offi5ieG
gemeIbct, DOB piersebn Sotonten uno
aht GipiIiIten um's @eben aefom
men iino, gs fperoen nber nod men
rerc golooien uuS mebrere Gipili
fen pcrmibt.
Dos Greoges9oo .6ouiton lit
orei Meilett bon Gerns gitp untergps
gottgeu. Son ieiter, ms IA Mauf,
b~eitebehoen geiabung folleu MIR bier
aercttef lein. Der fleine Shleppoam-
pier nSelene4 aug Mofile lit IN Dem
nah Seras @ttp fiibren6en 8obr
h%ual5er nit Ieiner @efdkung BON neltn
Mann uutcrgegangen. 9ns Sdiff
foa aiiBeroem nod iieben Mann ben
cinem Dreoge-goot an goro eebnbt
hrben, 70 oaB iedssebn Ierionen init
ibm untergegangen m1ren.
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2ebrer Imd)t Steae.

Gin 2ebrer NIT permanentem Gtaats-
gertififat unS ii~ebeniabriser @rfab-
riiite iud)t Stelle. Man ifreibe an
9. g. .. are Of 5reie 8reife fit
8eras, Gan Mntonio, Seras.
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@;e All ~ertpnrten. [

Isle All ertpnrten, fiigen lid
nnIere eneliiden 3eitungen DER bon
cen 8erbiinoeten (@ng[ano an Der
@pite) getroffenen gntideiouns, aof
gaumtpode ais 3ontrebonoe onjnie-
ben it, nit @rn3ie. aIes, r5as INN
Gnelono mlsgeBt, miro Der -ltpiaia
1nteridrieben. ltniere .grprcB"
renni SIC oird Die enffheiohng ge-
fhnffene Gage iognr .~a19emcin sn-
frieoenfteneno". Mebr faint eng
Ilnc tfdt perIangeu.
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Greie Yrthe fit seras: sonua6enb 20. Nngut 1915.

&oGert s. Senner, Mitelieo ser Sen-
her=Soogfon Manufacturing Cont
5o,lp. Ct binterlaBt feline lrali,
eir,en Sobn uno bier So9ter, Mrt=
ter, S6tpeitern uno atpei 9riioer.
Sn einem bieiigen @bipital
peridieo gbarles &oblffs i'm Mlter
Don ~ Sabren.
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.Grabeprs -grodett 1861. Ne,ies Sci.
80. EG9Iih @efIiiseI. Rrobrfte, friid
aubereitete Sletfhio-ten, 6alat; Sdgttf
5bestalitdten. Shne1e GbIteferfn1g.
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Or. q. g. Ge9ahiel lit suriifse-
fehrt mn6 bat feline Rrnris mie6er
aufgenommett, 3t4 Wsoore Bldg.
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Won OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

gbiufn s. 0ullnis. @ehubaus. 9as
fota Ctr; $500.
s. g. 8horman. @obnbaus, lsniperiits
Ctr; $1,000,
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SeIeptoniert urapep's, 22t 0itsgums
meree Ctr, Tim irgeno ettpas. bnb Sbr
germ eft grodett 1851. NeueS Eel
$40.
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8annniuoqe.
Gan Natomio. 8 8It6 Gents.
0dnefton, feline B0rie.
GuttOniamea- HraSnfte.

San antpnip, 9xx., IL. Gua. -1at5
Yrima CRUDE Cotton 6ee6 Oil. "a
Gents BET @n1one.
BEN gprt. 81. Aug. = Spot $3.50
iino $500; Nrguft. $3.50 uno $3.50;
September. $5.77 uno $5.78; OCTOBER,
1919 uno 1881; Nobember, $5.77 ur1
$5.81; 9e3ern6er, $5.81 un6 $5.34;
sSSariinr, $500 uno 1898; Sebrtaar,
1926 uro 1901; Mdr5, $6.07 un6
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gietMarH.

Gan Antonio, Ser. 81. aug. -f9i5
Sdfen, 1925 bis $500.
Slide $4.15 bis $500.
&dlber $500 bis $3.50.
Bulen $3.50 bis $5.15.
ct. BOUTS, 81. glia. 1915, = Ntno<
pieh, Segns @ieh. $5.25 bis $8.85.
Shtpeine $3.50 biz $7.75.
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5arm-HrobnHs
Getuiie

Uer1t1e.
9artoffeIn. aeie, $3.50 un6 $500 per
8uf9eI.
Badsbobnen. per MnI5eL, $2.60;
Crime Bo5neu, $500 Il. 1925.
Somaten, $egnS. 4 40rbe, $50.
Sibe anrtoffeIn. QouiTinna. SITS.
8triebeln. $erns Hermuods, 90c.
Gbrpftnl @dg. $3.50 Der Crate.
Seuerie. 60c Der Dtbeno.
Ofra. 81 fir Elm Uuy&eI.
Teisr1ilis; soe per Nso, .gttttoel.
a5rbe.
&obf. $t.75 per Crate.
Gdrteloipes, 9egns. $500 pee 0iife;
$1.25 per 2/S BufheI Crates.
Haoiesden. Doc II. Sc fur eth Obj
giinoeI.
Wurten. Gal. $3.50 per Crate; Teras
ms~E m>~Es
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nWarum lid iorgen2" fragt
uniere ~grpreB", 6a gnglano lif &C.
reit erfldrt bat, uns uniere 8,ulit,
toone ab5rfanfen5 ielbit ipenn es 90.
rim iber ieinen 9eoarf binausgebt
@ie es oas MAIDEN un6 ipie bel es
bssablet min, miro ni1t er1p1bnt. I'll
lein, mir fino ia anibfineno Dor
England abbdngis uno ipoaen es inl.
rler mcbr neroen.
SIN @interlauie SO. 642 Worl
Stores StroBe geriet Der Neger &at
Iiaer NIT elmer Hegerin in Stcett
fuosei fih 2ebtere oaonrh berteioig.
te, ooB iie tbrem @ioerioher @ar'
bolidure im's @efift goB uno idpei
berleete.
Der oentfhe romiif . fat6o!i
ffe Staatsperbano, Der in 2inolot
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Newark post., 1915-03-17

Dor. The men of New England be-
gan to drill and organize them
selves into bands, ready to fight in
dfenSe of their rights at a min
ute S notice.
On the eighteenth of April, IT'S,
the patriotic Samuel Adams and
John Hancock were known to be in
consultation at the home of the lat
ter in Lexington. The Americans
discovered a plan on the part of
the British to capture these men
and take them to England to be
tried for treason. At last the break
had come Paul Revere, a daring
horSeman, volunteered TO spread
the alarm. Revere spent the early
evning in Boston planning with a
frind the night s work. Just as the
moon rose, he silently rowed to the
Charlestown shore, where booted
and Spurred" he was to await the
signal which his friend would hang
from the old North Church tower.
Meantime the friend eagerly
wanderS and watches to detect the
wandered and watched to detect
the first move of the British. Final
ly the stiffness of the night was
broken by the muster of arms, and
the tread of soldiers marching to
their boats on the shores.
Hastily the friend climbed the
tower of Old North Church and
hung two lanterns-the signal for
Paul Revere TO warn the country
folk of the coming by sea of the
British. The exciting midnight
ride to every Middlesex village anG
farm makes up the fascinating
story.
Newark post., 1915-03-17
Recent Guberna-
torial Appointments

Governor Miller on Friday sent
the following nominations to the
State Senate for confirmation FL
mer L. Gross, Wilmington, James
f. Carroll, Dover, and Ernest j.
Hardesty, of Georgetown. for sup
erintendents of schools for New
Castle. Kent and Sussex counties /;
Howard Hudson of Frederica, for
Oyster Revenue Collector; Thomas
w. Wilson, Dover. for State Lii
brarian and Custodian of the
State House; 4. r. Benson, of
Dover. member of the State Board
of Agriculture, and Charles H.
Todd and James E. Tull, justices
of the peace and notaries public at
Bridgeville and Laurel.
Newark post., 1915-03-17
The Story of Paul
Revere In Pictures

The story of Paul Revere's Ride,
made famous by the poem of
Longfellow, will be given in the
Newark Opera House ON Wednes-
day evening, March a. Ten
passes have been given by the New
ark Opera House Co. TO each of the
Grammar Grades of the Newark
School. 10 be awarded 10 those
pupils who make the highest
grades in history. The story IS full
Of action. and makes one of the
most attractive reels ever presented
ar the local Opera House.
In April, one hundred and forty
years sso excitement prevailed
throughout the colonies along the
Atlantic seahoari. The mother
country, tie eolonists believed, was
sUbjectinS them to treatment not
TO be tolerated by any freemen.
Talk of war WAS in the air. Brit
ish soldiers and the Somerset man.
of-war were already in Boston har-
Newark post., 1915-03-17
4. 1t is the secret of spiritual VIC

4. 1t is the secret Of spiritual vid
tory; for it shows how to be cap
able of the greatest victory of all,
the conquest of self. Victory
within must always precede victory
without. Said the Christ: "This
kind cometh not forth but by pray
er and fasting" The Blessed Mas
ter's Fast preceded His victory in
temptation S hour.
". You can learn Sympathy for
Jesus Christ.
On every hand "Your Lord is
crucified. " Men take His blessed
Name in oaths upon their polluted
lips. His Gospel of Peace is de-
spised in war-like hearts. His ex-
ample of purity is set aside for
deeds Of shame. His commands are
tramped beneath unholy feet. His
promises are treated as idle tales;
His Blessed SacramentS are ig-
nored as empty signs; His love is
consumed in hearts ahame with
carnal loves His work is neglected
for every other conceivable occupa-
tion of labor and pleasure.
Behold the picture! Your Re-
deemer is cruciied in your midst
by these powers of evil.
Realize this to be a fact,-a dis
graceful fact,-and it will cause
You to set your face against all evil
and to cast your influence every
where for the Christ.
V. You can learn your Christian
Stewardship.
The vision of Jesus Christ upon
the Cross tells you that you are not
your own. that You are bought
with a price in order that you
might change your .servitude to
Satan for the service of your Saw
iour.
Your talents of mind, the aspira-
tions of your soul, the powers of
your body. all are His. Your time,
your money. your influence. your
( prayers. your thoughts, and your
heart,-all belong to Him. His
commands come to you as to stew,
ard. and He requires that you be
faithful. He leaves His work III
your hands, and. as the redeemed
of God. it is your work. 1t is giver
to you to turn the world from sir
to God. and God requires it a
your hands.
. Lent comes TO help you to realize
this fact, and when you feel it,
sacred influence upon your heart
YOU will more fully consecrate you
life to the service of Him VIII,
died for you to rescue you from
sin and eternal death.