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The Washington times., 1915-12-18

January 81 10 FcDruary T. lne stnVVl
Will be conducted by the Disciples OF
Christ OF Washington, but will be open
70 Bible School workers and teachers
Of all denominations
Tomorrow evening at Memorial Sew
enth Day ADVENTIST Church, Tweifth,
near NJ street northwest, Pastor Horton
will sivo an illustrated lecture on
Turkeys Exit; What Next2' Scenes,
persons, geography and prophesy IN
connection with the Belkan sitnatilppn ipn
service will be the illustrated solo Dy
Mrs. John staples.
At Foundry NJ. r. Church tomorrow
morning the Rev. w r, Wcdderspoon
viii preach on the theme, nc. rne s,,n,. emaM, ~
"Christnaa In the Time Of War" The
quartet chkoir will furnish the fellow
ing music: At tho morning service, the
anthews "tIark, What Mesn ,sST,,,It IhoEe rs
Deum" Puck. and at tho evening sery-
ice the anthems 30, Come All Ye Faith-
full" Schnncker: Break Forth Into
Joy steane; Drop Down, Ye Heay,;
Keep Him IN Perfect Peace" McDer-
mid, and violin solo at the onertory by
Mr.. Kaspar.
Thursday evening at the Foundry NJ.
r. Church the SUNDAY school will hold
is annual Christmas celebration. and
on next Saturday morning at O'Clock
thcre will be a Christmas morning
praise service.
At the West Washington Baptist
Church tomorrow morning at II o'clock
VIII he held the annual congregational
meeting. when reports from all Officers
and auxiliary societies will he presented
, and mans for the coming ycsr an
rounced. An address win be delivered
by the pastor, the Rev. II. d. Cav. At
| the evening service nr. Cav will dis
| cuss the subject, "a Proper Prepared
ness Necessary"
The Wallace Memorial United Freshly
terian Church. the Itev. j. Alvin Camp
bell, pastor. will hold its Christina
Service tomorrow afternoon At i:SO
O'clock The nroZranl. White Gifts for
| the King" will be given, and the class
offerings to the needy will be taken.
At Ingram Memorial Congregations
Church tomorrow morning the Rev. DR.
! j.. w. Frizzell will preach. DR.. Friz.
| zell Is home on vacation after q year
J on the ChautauGua lecture platform, He
I Will return to his work on the platform
! going to Florida carly in the new year
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church
| tomorrow morning the pastor, the Rev
/ Joseph T. Kelly, VIII preach. At tbs
evening service at o'clock, Wellington
I b. johnson will speak on God, Man
and the Earth Worm"
| Members and attendants OF tho
/ Fourth Presbyterian Church and Sun,
day school will hold their Christina:
| services next Wednesday evening. ThI
| preliminary service, beginning at
o'clock. will be entirely a giving serv
! ice. white Gifts for the King g'ht
latter service will be in the nature o.
an old-fashioned Christmas entertain
\ ment. Special music has been arranged
/ The Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tian Endeavor OF the Fourth Presbyte
rlan Church will be addressed by II. F
! worley. chairman of the citizenship
committee OF the District Union. on thj
subject, Booze on the Bum" at
o'clock tomorrow evening.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Mass Meeting to Plan
Memorial to Educator

Tentative plans for a memorial to the
late Booker T. Washington will be con-
sidered at massmeeting en- Monday
evening in the Cosmopolitan Baptist
White Cross National Colored Old
Folks Home Association OF the United
States.
The meeting will also he commemora-
tive OF the fiftieth anniversary of the
adoption of the Thirteenth Amendment
and the eighty-ninth birthday OF the
late Senator John b. Henderson, its au-
thor, DIR. Simon p w. Drew, will have
charge of the meeting. Several mem
bers Of Congress and local clergymen
are invited.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Mems Club Holds Session
At Grace P. E. Church

The semi-monthly meeting Of the
Mems Club, of Grace Episcopal Church.
Wisconsin avenue and South street, was
held wednesday evening, and an ad-
dress by the Rev. Mr.. Dent, OF Mt.
Rainier. was a feature of the evening.
Refreshments were served. On Friday
evening Nine. Mountford, OF Palestine,
gave lecture in costume on The Babe
OF Bethlehem and the Wise Men" be
fore a large and appreciative audience
in the parish hall. Special services for
midnight on Christmas Eve have been
announced by the pastor the Rev
George W. Atkinson, jr An elaborate
musical program is being prepared by
the choir,
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
St. PauI'S Lutheran
Choir to Be Enlarged

The Quartet Of st. Pauls Lutheran
Church. composed OF Mrs. Bertha D.
Gottsmall. soprano; Mrs. Julian Boy
lawski. alto: Leroy Glider. tenor, and
Charles F. Roberts. bass, will have
during the Christmas music the assist
ance of Miss Esther Linkins. soprano; (;
Mrs j. Harry Jones, alto: Herbert F..
Oldridge, tenor. and Charles S. Hyer.
bass. Tomorrow evening at o'clock
they will sing THE star OF Bethlehem -
by Lincoln Hall. in full and on the
morning OF December IS excerpts from
the same cantata will be given.
Mrs. william Hamilton Bayly is
orEanist and director.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Douglas Memorial to
Have Special Service

Special preparatory Christmas ser
vices viii lie held at Douglas Me-
mortal M. J.. Church tomorrow at II
O'Clock. when the pastor. the DR.. G.
"The Promised Messiah" At 7SO
o'clock Madam MOunIford. native of
Jerusalem. will deliver an address on
"The Nativity
Christmas morning at 7:9O o'clock
special services wiz be held with an
address by DIR. Mclean.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Quartet to Sing Tonight
At Keller Memorial

\ feature Of nc services at Keller
Memorial lutheran Church, Ninth
street and Maryland evenue, for this
evening will be the musical program OF
the Mendelssohn Waldhorn quartet
composed of Messrs. A. Seidler, T. Hess,
w. Eicher and c. O'Nen, assisted by
r. f. Sell, fute sololst. The program!
win be as follows: (a) Tho Image Of
the Rose" Reichardt; (bD The Day
of the Lord" Kreutzer: f'ute solo, Bird
OF the Forest" Dopler, Mr. Seel, ac-
companied by quartet. w. V. Little Is
the choirmaster.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
DR.. GrOsSman Will Talk
To Y. w. H. A. Tomorrow

The Junior Auxiliary OF the Young
Womens Hebrew Association will hold
an open meeting tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock. at their headquarters, 1880
Tenth street northwest, at which time
they will be addressed by DR.. B. L.
Grossman. The program for the after
committee, of which Miss Lillian Fried
man is che Dirman.
The senior organization will hold open
house tomorrow evening for members
and friends.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
DR.. Waldron to Preach
On the Birth of Christ

The Rev. John Milton waldron will
preach two sermons on The Birth of
Christ" at Shiloh Baptist Church
strangers Home), tomorrow. The sub
jects OF the morning and night ser
mons are THE Birth of Christ" and
Good News For A Lost World"
At D. m the Y. z. S. c. f. will render
special program and raise funds to
send Christmas baskets to the poor
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Hungarian Leaders
Are Demanding Peace

LONDON. Dec. 1s.-Reports that Hun
Earian leaders are demanding peace
were revived today by the Horning
Post. which printed a Budapest letter,
reporting a peace demonstration in the
Hungarian parliament on December Z.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Special Sermon for
Federal City Lodge

A special sermon will lie conducted
for the Federal City Lodge. l. o. o. f.,
~ O'Clock tomorrow niEht. IN the new
auditorium Of the Centennial BAPTIST
Church. Seventh and ! streets north
cast The sermon will be delivered by
the nastoF. tho Rev. r Her Swepl,
Al the morning service the Rev. Mr..
SVEN will discuss Christian Int
tAI0TA"
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Baptist
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

18th and Sts, n. w.
Rev. VIM. N. McMaster, -. ~, Pastor.
Services: II q. m. and s p IN. on sunday.
THE CHOIR:
Christmas music, select program by the
choir on Sunday, December ~.
Mrs. F1OrencS Noack How arc, soprano
Mrs. Arthur Whaley. CoRtralto.
Mr.. Alvin Lake. Bass.
Mr.. VIM! H. Wlnchc9le, Tenor.
Mrs Edmund SLrTy, Organist.
Weekly Praise SerN Ice, ,, m. Thursday.
BIBLE SCHOOL;
$50 .. m. SuEdGy, Elgin Sm!+h, supt.
Come early to the Bible School, share in
the pleasures Of the study Of the Word. stay
until the preaching services are over ltelp
In the songs Of praise and Thanksgiving.
Strangers and visitors comtRg before 10 q. IN.
should ask for the location OF the Joy ilble
Glass, No l64. and from the ofneers there
receive a printed letter TO send 10 heir home
Church. Also q supply Of beautiful postal
cards 10 send to friends, all OF which are
freely given 10 those who will use them wise
~. Send these cheering messages TO the dear
ones at home and thus make this sunday
blessed day to you and lasting blessing TO
others that you will be able 70 reach out ana
helm, inspiring the home folks with the In
terestinE Church news from WashlnHton.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
District Employees Will
Get HaIf-HoIiday Dec. "a

Employees Of the District government
will be given a half holiday December
"a. The District building will close at
noon. On December 81. the building will
close at o'clock.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
EpiscOpAl

THE NATIVITY. 1889, 10. II. s. The Resur-
rection, 3:ij and .. M, All prepare tor
Christmas Communion. The CatnOic Faith
OF the Episcopal Church.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
spiritualism

FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH.
PYTHIAN TEMPLE, 1912 9th st. y, w, first
floor, I:3O D. m. Lecture on topics from au-
dience, ana readings from articles, by MIS-
Fannie Allyn, All invited. -
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE SOCIETY.
THE PATH OF POWER
In the subject Alfred II. Terry win lecture on
Sunday evening ut O'Clock at ll9 10Th -.
n. w, followed by messages. All welcome
geatH free
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
SalvAGioM Army
THE SALVATION ARMY,
PA. AVE

stan Capt. Mm. Halpln, secretary 10 Brig
adier william Escott, Will have charge of
the services az Salvation Hall Sunday, De-
0SmbsT 10 at y N
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
WEST WASHINGTON
BAPTIST CHURCH,
Bind AND n BTS. n. N

REV. B. d. GAw, D. D., Faster.
/ IL a. M, Annual Congregational Meeting,
reports from all OFFICERS, and address by the
pastor, "a Proper Preparedness Necessary"
All welcome.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Peoples Church

THE PEOPLES CHURCH.
PYTHIAN TEMPLE, 1919 9Th 81. Progro9e
sNe Study ctaes at 1918; subject, "Publp
Ownership" Mrp. Louis F. Post will speSA
on THE Woman's Peace Party at liza
A cordial Invitation Is extended
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
CHURCH NoTIcEs
FTesbyterian
CHURCH OF 1HE COVENANT,

ANGaNytetiAn
CHURCH OF IHE COVENANT.
Conn. Ave. ls1. snd N sis.
HARoI.o &. WAnaEN. HiniSlsag'. h..,.,.nt
,,hAhhf 9AhEhoRp ANGUS.
sss :. a''saSSsSss ~. s5sSsS scsS. g P''h chsPsI
~ y = m.' AorainE Service Sermon b.
!:sb p, ~, music rendered by double guar.
,.Thlngs We Believe About The lie 10
$50 D. M. Christian Endeavor Meeting.
-. p M, Music rendered oy Evening Choir
WrightSon, DiTector; Harvey murray Or.
ssnst Sermon By the pastor. subject.
-. me Development Of Democracy and ReiiS-
hi9ht OF Rulers"
7;se ?; m. Thursday. Christmas exercises
GUNTON-TEMPLE MEMORIAL
18th AND r..
g; EVEREST GRANGER. y. D., pastor.
icon lecture The Boy .S Scout: 2 No %oys.sf srs.n2p
by j; W.. Patton; 8. s.. s5o =. m; prsJsr
Central Presbyterian Church
sourHERN ASSEMBLY,
s'1tsiStn qiwnz I9d TrI1G1 IrylnE 8" p,,. ~ W.
Preaching by the pastor At II q. M and
y, m. 4. g., $40 a. m. C. e, ID m.
SnIlstnl4l @It , EAeIelses, Monday 81 I3o p. m.
Congregational
First Congregational Church
Tenth and G SITS. NV.
REV. ROBERT W. CoE, Asst Pastor.
ING ROOM FOR CHRIST" Music by auar-
tet and chorus choir $50 a. m Sunday
D. m, svsnin1 aervic.. ,ub,.c, r. .aY99yg
QUEST OF THE CHRIST"
Christian
VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
Rev; EARLE WILEY, Ii. D.. Faster.
Shri.!issn EndsavOr. p. m Evening serv.
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN
RETyH RsTH dEo7 ANP I ? Nir1ng NsTEEErs n Ssr6;, e.;
Fresaohlng y q M i:t5 p. m.
Reformed
GRACE--IlT nth AND o SITS. N. ".
HENRY II. RANcK. Faster.
Worship and sermon, II a. m. and D. m.
Sunday school. s;So a. m.
Unitarian
ALL SOULS CHURCH,
COR. 18TH AND I. STB.
ULYSSES q. b. PIERCE D n. MInIstsr
9:t5 = m, Sunday School (ChristmaS Serv-
ice; Class for the Comparative Study of Re
! liSion, and Unity Study Class
Il q. m. Morning Service; sermon by the
minister.
There IL also kindergarten during the houT
| Of morning worship.
s p. M, Liberal Religious Union; address
by Miss Myra c. Hole, on The VOlce Of
Sculpture"
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
GUNTON-TEMPLE MEMORIAL

G. EVEREST GRANGER. u. D.. pastor.
VIII preach at II a. M. 6.t5 .. m. stere0p-
icon lecture. The Boy Scouts Movement"
meeting. D. M. ThuradaN. Melcome
The Washington times., 1915-12-18

The Wallace Memorial United Freshly
terian Church. the Rev. ]. Alvin Camp
bell, pastor. will hold It's Christmas
Service tomorrow afternoon At 4;3O
O'Clock. The program, white Gifts for
the King" will be given, and the class
offerings to the needy will be taken.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
9Th AND VA. AVE. S. E.
REV, HOWARD /. STEWART, Pastor.
Bible school, S;45; Mems Class taught by
Pastor. Preaching At II, The Passion
FIower-A Meditation" and T:S, The Old
Homestead" Baptism. All welcome. Come.
E. Hez, SVEN prsaebes 70 the ODD Fellows.
Federal City Lodge, p. NJ. Swem,s
songs. II A. NJ, 'Christian- Imitators."
Centennial BApt, ch., Ith 4 Eye n. e
EiETI near 7th $, W. Pastor John
TIT III f. Briggs will preach on Every
Day Christmas" at IL. Christmas Ora
torio'' by large chorus choir at night with
stereopticon Views,
UniverSaliSt
CHURCH OF OUR FATHER.
18th AND L STE, n. W.
Rev. JOHN VAN SCHAICK. Jr.. d. D.,
'' Pastor.
Public worship at II a. m. with sermon
BY the pastor. subject, "Cniversaliat Belief
YSnnS PSopie,s Christian Union at : D, m.
SsiSdSy SahSoi, S;2 q. m. Free kinderEar-
ten. III q.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Secular League

WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE.
Why DO Not Belong To Any Church"
"A REVERENT DISCUSSIONS" address
by Mr.. Emil L. Gerard, who viii also speak
OF his recent arrest and Imprisonment for
carrying an ant-War sign on the Capitol
daY. ESQ D. m.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18

At the Fourth Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the pastor, the Rev.
Joseph T. Kelly, VIII preach. At the
evening service at o'clock, Wellington
b. Johnson will speak on God, Man,
and the Earth Worm"
The Washington times., 1915-12-18

At Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church tomorrow morning the Rev. DR..
j. w. Frizzell will preach. DR.. Friz-
on the Chautaudua lecture platform, He
Will return to his work on the platform,
going to Florida carly in the new year.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Central Presbyterian Church

JsOUrHERN ASSEMBLY,
sixteenth and Irving SITS ~ W.
JAMES ". TAYLOR, Pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at II a. M and
y; m. = =, s:sO q. m. g. e, .. m.
ChrlHtmas EKercises, Monday at I 30 D m
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
CHURCH NOTICES
MethOdiSt Episcopal
Metropolitan

CorAer John MAJ shan place and {, 81 n,
W., JAMES shEkA NOM GOMERY, MlRIR.
ser. sunday Senool At S:g0. with M, ].
Class at the same hour, Inc Minister as
teacher. Pubnc worship Al IL with Cnrlat-
mas sermon Wy the Ain.stsr OIL The
kN ANGEb Or CHRIsTAAb." EpWorth
League 0sFOiIOnhI service Al 6:I5. At
ociVck DIR. MONTGOMERY will give the
seconu sermon In the series, "Uur Jointry
SUNDAY eNening ~ AMERICA FOR AN kI2I-
SAAs." Erse seats 10 the people
FOUNDRY csL siXaEEETH a,l.i s;i.ii AES tsE5
REU "a ~ UrnY,SBtt Sn StnLbLS,
S:SO q. m.-Sunuay school,
n;O0 ~ m.-"rhe Amazing Wonder"
sAs p m.-EpNoTth Leasue service.
500 p. m,-"ChTiStmaa M the Time Of
War"
Visitors welcome Special Christmas Music
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05

+4t. F.aahaFa
ben Mnpenpuns. Ser Yfeil lit lang
unb glatt poliert unb enbet entipeoer
in elmer ltdblernen Spite, ober III ei<
mem 8nopf, ie nod benz Gebrauh,
tpelden mon bon. ibm madden min,
Sin fpiBiger pfeil, ridtig abgeidoI=
len, our9ortngt getrpdnetes Stdtens
bol5 einen 3oI tief uno tunn bic polls
2dnse 1eines 285Dqigen @9nftes
blr9 ben RDrper zines 5ieles treiz
Zen. Die Spite iebeS pfeiles lit rot
hemott, nm bic Wieoerauffmbllng 3u
srleiGtern, t%pprauf Der Sdger angeipie=
len 1T. pfeile foiten $40 bos Dui-
5enb, uno Elm 8ogcn eriten Mallaes
tommt auf $25. 8illtg 1T alIo Die
gei@idte seraoe lli4t, opd Ion
Iti0er Nimrob.5p au9 ni9t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05
Gplbatc,t ans 9appc.

2ngano - cine Der italicniiden
Siegesfa6rifen - n1eloet:
I'm bic uiibcraI iie9rci6cn Stolis
es11er" onr6 S1laubcit 5urild5ubolten,
berfielen bic Seiterreider al1f Bic SDee,
8atme Deg 8albes in Ditcrreibilde
ll'1iformen 81 itcfcn. 9a liD Bic Sta
lltiener aber bier0ur1 nidt tallid)et licz
Ben. 10 fabri3irten Die 9elterreider
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05

iekt fiinitlide solSate1 alls Yappe, Sic
lie in allen nlo9liGen Stelunge,n bpr
nro IN ben sbiibensrdben aufltelen.
italtenilhcn goloate,l itiebcn su
tbrer llebcrraldn19 auf oat,5e Meibeup
bteier Blppen.
9as er5ablt 9an5 er1itbaft 2l19ano.
S15tplldcn babcn Die Staliener ldnglt
cnt0edt, SaB Die Dlterreidii9en solbaz
ten ntd)t bon Happe iin0,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05

6 me 5erbro9ene Sen It en-
lheibe in Der Staotppbnln1a bes
8rnuberrn @rnelt q. 20. MperS,
praiioent Ser 8eabltitpn & Mper3
8relpins So. III ylep Yprf, fiibrtc gu
Der @ntbedung: oaB bas Sous ppll
gilbre9ern beludt lpproen NOR. Die
Tamilte lebt lpabreno Des Gpmmer.
sn Ser Hum1on Rpub. Na@for19un=
GET eraaben, ooB bas apmbiuationsz
IGlnb bes @elbiarontes abgeidlaseu,
bic Sire aber nidt geDffnet wDroell
lpar. 3pei lunge Burden, Sic 1id)
in perod6iger Meiie in Ser Nudbars
i6aft berumtrieben, purben berbufz
tet. sic butten oerl1ieoene S4mlldz
io9ea in ibren 1o16en. ST oieIe
Nigentum Des Blauberrn 1inO, tonnte
nob 1li6t feitaeltellt perben.
Gin 70jdbriger &riegsz
freipiaiger. Der fdon ebn Tslo5ug
1S70-71 mttgemadt bat, lit ieBt
nit benz @iIernen &reu3 ausge5ei6=
net porber. IS 1T bies Der @9lods
tcrmeiiter $. Sub aus 9atien. Bel
8oroes9Dlln, Der felt 40 Sabren III
9el1ingborg in 59neben tpobnt una
bort oQgsmeines Mn1eben geniebt,
DIS Der %7Oidarige bort tdglia Sic
2iigenberi9te Der feinbli9en prei1e
le1en nlbte, padte i'm Der Corn unb
Die 2iebe 81 1einem 9eilnatlmoe,
nit Dem er INNER in en9iter 5iibz
lung geblieben lpur, IL. lieben in inn
ben Mllni9 reifen, obermols, mie
er bteS f6on Dor As Sabren getan,
fir lein 8aterlanb 81 tdmpfen.
aur3 entf@loKen retite er nod
9eutf6lanb unb melbete li9 Bel benz
46. &e1erbe : 5eloartiqerieregiment,
in benz er 1870 geeen 5rantreih sez
fo6ten batte. Nuf feline b~ringenoe
8itte pufbe Der iugenDlide @reis
oud einge1tent. Nnfang Sttpber apg
SUB tns Jelb unb nabm nod Ser
groberung bon Mntperpen an mebr
reren @efedten gegen bic Gngldnbe,
I'M Ypern berum tell. Snfolge Der
arpben Mnitrengungen erlitt Ser 10
jdbrige arieger eine Nerben3errut=
tung, bic Jpn 3pong, ii6 in dratlidt
8ebanblung gu begeben. SIN Rieler
@arni1onloaarett portete er feline
Gene1ung al llnb tptbmete fi9 bQnn
iofprt nieber Dem 9ien1te fir Iein
@aterlonb, inbem er i'm 2od1tebter
2ager Retruten ausbtlbete. 9a Der
@e1unbheits5uitanb beg often Rrte-
gers ben Mn1trengunsen bes Diem
ites ober nt9t mebr nrf Bic Dauer
gepa9ien por, 1T ct, iebt auf Iei-
men Wunf6 entlahen tporben. Mii
benz gilernen &reu5 gel6lniidt, bas
er fir 'fein porbifblides 8erbulten
unb perf6nliaem M}ut erbolten bat,
it Sub na9 Seliinsborg 5uriidae.
Die in Dt1lingen er
ideinenoe nS9pdb. Donauate,'
bringt folgenoe ~laun.Je Noti3: v,yr
un{erer Meoaftion itellte 1id berte cir
goita abnorm groBes 5ibneret Dor,
baS bas fir Elm 81 gan3 respectable
Gefpibt bpn 103 @ramm auf5uIpeiIer
bat. Ias 81 itammt aus Der Sc:
flilgel5id)terei Der bieiigen 5aubltum:
m~enonitult. Wir begriiben Die pat:
tere Sat Der betreffenDen !9enre, be:
zen G9rgefiiDl Die boben Gierpreil'
bur6 entipredeno grDbere @ier aug;
3lgleibe11 uht, uno 1pffen, bub oieies
bsrrli9e 8eiipiel bel Der iibrige1
Siibnerlpelt Na6abmuna finoet.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-09-10
HE OWOSSO TINES
~ y -" -
SUBSCRIPTION Sl.OO YEAR
antered Ut the Postofnce in Owosso for
transmission IS second class matter.
~ Published every Friday noon,
OWOSSO, MICH, SEPT. 10. 1915.
Flaxseed and Free Trade.

A cargo of $50, COO bushels of fiaxseed
from Argentina has recently been daliv
cred at Duluth, MINI. This cargo wa.
first received at New York and was
then shipped by canal boats to Buffalo,
whence it was carried by lake to Du.
luth. Its final destination was Mime.
spolis. This is new departure in the
trade" says Duluth dispatch to the
Chicago. Post. Yes, it is; new de-
psrture made possible by the Free
Trade Tariff schedule of the Underwood
law. The faxseed growers of Minnesota
had no such competition from Argen.
tina under the duty of 25 cents bushel
in the Protective Tariff of 1900. The
Underwood Tariff cut that duty to 90
cents bushel WhyI In order to in
crease foreign and thereby break down
American prices. That was the purpose
distinctly declared by the Free Trade
trainers of the Underwood Tariff Re
suit, cargo of $780, OO0 bushels of Ar
gentina haxseed that should have been
grown by American farmers. That is
what comes of depriving American
farmers of Tariff Protection. -Ameri
can Economist
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-09-10

Miss Hazel Goodwin left Monday To-
Albion to begin her school work.
Albert Goetzsn of Cadillac, spent par
of the week with his mother in thi:
city.
Russell Loomis of Grand Rapids
spent the week with his sister Mrs. Roy
Aberle.
Mrs. A. Rush of Gerard. Ohio, is a
guest of her nephew @. R. Mclaughlin
Ball street.
The Maids of Industry will meet
next Wednesday with Mrs. George
Jones in New Hagen.
Mrs. W. e. Krsher of st. Joseph, is a
guest of Mrs. W. l.. Frisbie and other
Owosso relatsves
Josiah Pugsley has discontinued the
suit recently begun against Esther Will.
let in which he claimed she had secured
by undue influence a joint deed to a
portion OF his farm in Shiawassee town
ship.
James Proper of Gaines township,
Genesee county killed himself Tuesday
at his home rather than suffer arrest in
connection with the fatal injury to
Mills by Proper's automobile.
Miss Matte Carmen of Chesaning,
notified the Corunna school board Sun
day that she would not teach in Co.
runna this year but was to be married.
Miss Marian Stanley of Corunns, was
secured to take her place.
The coroner's jury at Flint in the
,sse of the death of E. T. Middleton |
ound that he came to his death by
icing pushed or knocked from an auto.
Mobile driven by Hiram Stratton al d
elmer Wilson.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-09-10
Three Possibilities.

Three possible nominees for the Presi-
dency in 1915 appeared on the same
speaking stand at the outing of the
Republican Club of Columbus, o., July
81. As the proceedings are reported in
the Pittsburgh Gazette Times, Myron
T. Herrickf had nothing to say about
the Tariff bat urged that partisanship
be laid aside in formulating national
foreign policy. Senator Burton, says
the dispatch, syNe
I'm his address declared, as uso did
Governor Willis, that the Tariff is to
be the big question in the campaign of
1915. He said that with the close OF
the war, theTariff issue would be pre-
sented to all the nations of the earth in
way that il had never been considered
before and that the United States when
that time comes should have in power a
party that stands fiat.footed on this i'm
portant question.
OF the three speakers GovefnSf Willis
was the more vigorous in denouncing
the faults. of the Democratis party. /
,.yStsfpr many months, Said the Cover.
xorzsbusipess in this country has b, en-
hanging dn it's eyelids; factories idle
and. fnrnRces have been cold" These
conditions he charged to the "paralyz-
ing and deadening effect of Tariff law
so drawn as to encourage foreign: pro
duction while it discourages American
enterprise"
.Reticence on the Tariff question is
not calculated, at u time like this, to
promote Presidential prospects. The
man who gets the nomination next
year will be man who speaks mp for
Protection; a man who knows where
he stands aud who will stand without
hitcbing.-American Economist.