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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
INSTALLATION OF RECTOR

The Rev. William f. Hendricks, the
new rector of st. Thomas Protestant
Episcopal Church, 18th street, below Wal
nut, will be installed tomorrow morn
ing by Bishop Philip NJ. Rhinelander.
The Bishop will visit the church for the
purpose of confirmation as we'll.
The Rev. William u. Hendricks was
born August /, 1879, in st. Croix, Danish
West Indies. He was graduated from
the st. Croix High School, and later at
tended and was graduated from Lincoln
University, Yale University and the
General Theological Seminary, New York.
He was De Forrest speaker while at
Yale and won the Townsend premium for
oratory.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
CHURCH CARNIVAL MAKES
BIG HIT IN KENSlNGT0N
Tonight Is A. j. Drexel Biddle Night
and Song Will Be Feature.

IT'S a Long Way to Tony Biddle's."
sung TO the air Of "Tipperary," is the
song of the hour in Kensinston, where
the winter carnival of the Union Taber-
nacle East York street above Coral
street, is in full ewing
The song written by Harry Pedley,
poet of Mems Bible Glass. No. 9, the pro-
moters of the carnival, runs:
"ThOre in Philadelphia's Mount Vernon eec-
tion guy,
Is where the memberq OF Glass Six went on
Christmas Day,
TO the home OF Drcxel Biddle, where they had
some fun;
For every one that went with them came from
Kensington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
DR.. |. A. WElGLE TO SPEAK
Dean of Carlton College Will Preach
Here Tomorrow

DIR. Luther A. weigle. dean Of Carle-
ton College, Northfield Mimi, will
preach tomorrow morning In the Mes
siah Lutheran Church, 18th and Jefferson
streets. Doctor Weigle is spending his
Sabbatic year at New Haven, Conn,
where he is lecturing in the Yale School
of Religion. He has also appointments
in New York and Boston where he will
lecture on teacher training. Doctor
Weigle is author of the book, THE Pupil
and the Teacher" one of the most largely
used text books in teacher-training work.
William A. Schmidt 'cellist of the Phila-
delphia Orchestra, will play at the even
ing service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
lbs AND THEIR WORKERS OF ALL DENOMINATIONS
BISHOP ASKS CLERGY PRAY
FOR BRUMBAUGH'S SUCCESS
Ministers Requested to Plead for
Peoples welfare.

The Protestant Episcopal clergymen Of
Philadelphia have been requested By
Bishop Rhinelander, of this diocese, to
offer special prayer at tomorrow's ser-
vices for the success Of the sdmlnistra-
tion of Governor Martin q. Brumbaugh.
The Bishop, In the request sent 20 the
clergy of the diocese, expresses the hope
that the new Governors administration
may be fruitful In results beneficial to
the life and welfare Of the people Of
Pennsylvania and help raise still higher
the fair name of the keystone State
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
Y. M. C. A. SERVICES

DIR. E. e. Sparks Will Address Mems
Meeting.
DR.. Edwin p. Sparks, president of State
College, will be the principal speaker at
the mems meeting to be held In the
Central Y. NJ. C. A. tomorrow at o'clock
In the afternoon. Doctor Sparks, well
known as a clear. forceful and dynamic
speaker, will address the men OF the class
on general matters of life and living.
The musical program will be rendered
by Messrs. KneedleF. DoYell and West.
A song service OF Is minutes will pre-
eede the address
Thomas Lawton win lead the "drop-in"
class in the lobby at o'clock. There
viii be a special musical program All
who desire to attend are welcome.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
PARISH ANNIVERSARY

The 47th anniversary of the parish of
the Church of the Holy Apostles will be
observed by the members of the congre-
CATION tomorrow evening. large choir
of male and female voices will sing. II.
Lyman Wheeler. organist; Florence Adele
Welghtman, hsrpist, and Hazel Hartman,
vioIlnlst, will render musical selections.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
GARRlCK THEATRE MEETING
"Forcs or Freedom" VIII Be Doctor
Ely's Topic.

"Foree or Freedom" viii be the topic OF
the Rev. DR.. James b. Blys sermon at
morrow night The discourse will be a
continuation OF the popular series OF
talks illustrating the fundamental prin-
ciples Of Christianity ana win treat espe-
eially or the voluntary character Of the
Christian life as essential and distinct
from AL other terms q religious PROBES
a.an.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
SOCIAL UNION BANQUET
Workers of Reformed Churches Dis
cuss Problems of Advancement.

cuss Problems Of Advancement,
The midwinter banquet of the Social
Union of the Reformed Churches OF
Philadelphia and vicinity was held Thurs
day night at the Hotel Adelphia- More
than 200 guests and members attended.
f. c. Brunhouse, president of the union,
presided. The principal address was made
by the Rev. Or. j. Frederic Berg, OF the
Theological Seminary at New Brunswick,
N. j. Doctor Berg's topic was The
Church in the goth Century" A musical
program and other interesting features
marked the evenings events.
The object of the union Is TO promote
and encourage among the members Of the
organization a more friendly ana inti-
mate acquaintance and harmony Of ac-
ton and to advance the general interests
Of the Reformed Church in Philadelphia
and vicinity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23

The Rev. 81. L. Pyle Begins Pastorats
The Rev. II. L. Pyle. of Illinois, will
begin his pastorate at the First Congre-
gatonal Church, Germantown. tomorrow.
A large attendance is expected. A spe-
cial musical program viii mark the
service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
AATI-sALOoN LEAGUE
= Day" to Be Held in Harris

70 BE Held in Harris
burg January so.
Anti-saloon League Field Day"
..assg u Harrisburg on Sunday,
81, More than 50 churches OF the
us opened 70 the speakers on
s of. Homer ". Tope. the phila-
sNiet superintendent. has ar
big Field Day 10 be heId
ma On March d.
februarx I. Ex-Governor
efth Carolina. wil sneak III
fHesoyteeIan Church At I
as afternoon. ana at Sellers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES


EPIPHANY CHAFUL
1Tth and Summer SITS.
8 a. m.-Holy Communion.
IL a. m.-Morning Prayer End Sermon
PAS D. m.-Sunday School,
p. m.-Eyening Prayer and Address.
Rev. Irving A. MCGrew will preach.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-05

Mefianteri iamri ia m,eri.rOstuo.

Mefianteri ililtren iotiIaat ottiipat
ferran fiinni erG1n merirDopGrin ia
peitp1t beti bGrtet funinfaan Iuo. ga.
ma fpipi rp0pGrilt6, f,infa bdn us.
faIii pGfiiin arastaa muioen omai.
.iitutta. Merirp0tpGri, iofa eli enGG
ndbnbt miiita fuin fltoIemar eoes.
iGdn, mastaii f~,iriailematta: Scum
minulla, OF fiiningaS, on main pfii al.
noa Iaima, oil iinitn tpGeIIeii martin
belppoa ipartfita miniit ia tio6a lliof.
ieii. Sttdpastoin find, iofa olet
mabtaipa ia motmalIinerL iaat ola
tpapaana tpaiffa find iefd rndaua eta
merelI6 b~arioitat rp0pi0td, iosta tai.
fiesta finiia fen Iiiaffi nield fiitetGGn
ia annetaan fnnnianimi: funingaS.
Tarfemmitt aiiaa barfitesiamme,
b~uomaamme, ettG find olet iuurempi
rbopdri fi,in nina, iofa olen tGten
pafoitettn banffimaan itfeIleni tot
meentuloa. Sinnu pobiaton abneit.
teii ia ii,iri plpepteii otpat tiiottaneet
iinuIIe menestpstG, iinuIle, ionfa te.
oista Ell poiba malittao, maiffa rpo.
pGdt malta ia bGuitdt fonioia. Mei.
ban pGIilIGmme Ell ole mitGGn muitta
erooipoiiuutta FUN ettd nina olen
fopbG ia beiffo ia tdmGn f6pbppteni
ia b~eiffoitteni tGbben mangitoan ia
tiomitaan minlt mestattopafii, 10.
ia pastoin find olet rifas ia poimaI-
linen eifa ole fetdGn iofa iinia ran-
faiiiii, pdinpostoin oIet mapaa fai-
fista, faiffi funnioittamat iinaa HI.
ninfaanania."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-05

$1,000 Mnna firuIiia fiisi - ianoi 81.
ra. istuituesioan 2ainan piereen.
2aina Iufi, aIottaen toiieIta fitpuI.
ia:
"Niin meleIGni ioiiin, ettd tulifit
'luofieni io,ilua miettdmddn; malta.
rabut nina fplIa mafiaiiin."
ct find iaa menn6l - etbGn
mene9 = lauiui Giro bdtdiiesti.
= Sittenbdn nGboddn; = mutta
alGbGn npt fesfeptd minual -
"T6Ilainen pitfG malta on tolin
iangen raiittatpa" = lufi .2aina e.
oelleen - "etenfin main talpeIIa ia
maboolIiiesti epd~iaotuisten iImoien
ia felien maIlitesia, miitta Jos iuin-
tin aiianbaarat mp0ntdip6t, min iaa.
non panban. pffinGiien tGti.parfafi
ioulnWieraafii iiIIa ban fen min ME.
lellaGn foiii."
- Mutta en- nina - tGptpi @iran
pistdG pGIiin.
"geiin, iotenfin pfiim oIen nina
taalla, pffin ibmisieuraan nab6en,
iilla a~inoastaan anibarmoin I0ptG6
iofn mieras tGnne tien, eifa tuIe mi.
minfaan lGb6ettpG minnefGGn. Ont
pelnienrasia olen ientGGn iiIIoin tGl-
loin ollut. &aboen me tGGIld Wii.
nan fansia elGa ret,iltamme pGipGs-
I'd toiieen. Eieb6nbGn, Miina on tul.
hut oifein wafaiuamieliiefii tptSfii;
ban lufeefin faiffina iolitobetfinGGn.
@ifa ban ole iiiinfaan mifGGn uIfo.
fullattu, paan ban on oifein ip6G-
mestGGn fGGntpnpt Serran puoleen.
Suuresti i~loitien nina banestd, OF.
fein irliresti, maiffa en- ipoifaan ipie-
| dmarmasti tietGG, onto ban 10 TO-
bella uu6estifpntpnpt S,,malan Iapii.
Woiban ola m~afultettu iiitG, ettG
Sierra, iofa bdnesid on bppGn tpon
alfaniit, on fen mbos pddtt1pG. =
gfii piirre bdnen nsfonnolIifuii6es-
iaan Ell minua miellptd; nimittGin
iellainen etpanfelisten fiibfobemfi-
ipps = tai mifii fitG nimittGiiin.
ppipi miniille artpoitufiena,
mistG ia fenen faiittd ban oil ielIai.
fla paifiitufiia faanltt, mittta npttent.
min olen padsipt iiitd ielmiIle. Siio.
matesiani, ettG bdr TAI uiein iamalla
f~aiiaIalIa firioitettuia firieitG, tie.
orstelin ferran niiben ldbettdidd.
Eptt0 t,,Ii fomasti bGmiIIeen, mittta
fertoi fuitenfir. ettG firieet tulitpat
Suonta1istan fpIdstd erd6Itd poialta,
iofa oil oHltt iamasia paImeIuspai-
fasia banen fansiaan. Scum fpipin
fifteen, mistd be firioitteIetpat toiiiI.
leen, ipastaii bGn: "SSSlimalan armos.
ta'. "gif0 mistGGn rt,ititsta2" MIND
fpipin. SdmiIIGdn painoi bdn pd6nid
aIaS iaroesiaan: "pGbGn raf-fait.
6estafin". = Tarfemmit1 fpieItpGni
ia titumittuani oIer tiiIlitt fiiben I,rii-
llti,Ioon, ettG bGnen iiGnid on ia.
ma mics, ionfa iind fuulit Min iprf.
fiG tuomtioita Iangettatpai1 pastori
I~aafiosta.
(Jatk.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-05

= Sipmin 3anteleita, tp~orustettsa.
no pfii-GGniiiIlG nioteiIIo ia ilrtoxt
.mpptapGnd Mittaian firiapoimosio.
- Uudistakaa tilaulssnne =
joissa, eta Ell tule kesksytystx
lehden l~xhettSmisessx.
- On beIpPp ISptSd ntitd tobsette
muiiifisiu SripIetim iepeli fs4pasta.
- Maanviljelij6iIle sopiva he
women myytavxna, Morgan c.
Hurley, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-05

epdmieIlpttdtpdrf fobteGln. gifd e.
oes o~IIenfaan pd6ie piibeesia niibin
aiioibin fosfemaanfaan, ioita oil al.
fomus felmiteIId ia Min iaa palata
tpbidnd pstdmdn liiota.
lliein miistan ia iamaIIa faipaan
noita Suomen iisfomaiiia, ioita To-
palm aionasti uanbain ieasia. &iiin.
ia be bpmpillen ottipat tpastaan IA.
man mieliien pst6pdniG. Silmdt i.
losta Ioisti = pbteiiestG ilosta, fiji.
loin tuiat ia mirbeet :. :. :. ;. :.
Satf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-05

lttHHI epto lttall m0tn10ttaaSft.
Suollainen b6n on alma - moi
%fnmminfinl = ianoi diti iurteaIIa
ddnelld, bGnen mentpd1n..
Saina ei nptf16n poinut iiiben mi.
tam ianoa.
2aiIan ia 2ertan osfeIeet fuuIui.
mat tpieId ialisia, beibGn m~ennesiGan
taos oman mapaateenia foulutun.
tien loputtua, fun 9aina dfiIIiien ab.
oiStatpan -tiinteen tpaItaamana bal.
moi pdGnid moIempien f6iienid tpa.
raan ia idi iiiben aientoon pitfdfii
aiafii.
2dbenemistddn I1beni ie, mitG ban
pelfGii. mifd bdntd fammoffatti =
toitpottoml,us.
So foImte farfa,tta of ban ollut
tddlld ia ~pbtaldinen, pbG muuttuma.
tont bbtd fpImG ia penied of ban pba
mield. gbtd ipnffdn6 fuin ennenfin
pmpdr0i bGntd p0, pbtd %iprffGnd,
ppstpnd fuin ieind, ndfpi bGneIIe au.
tiiuoen tie, ia pbtd faufana nGptti
SiimaIa oletpan bGnestG.
Oliban bGn feriGnnpt armoa =
mifii Ell Sumala artaniit iitd = min,
eoes ienfddn tuertaa, ettd off opetta.
nut bGnelIe fen f~eri,utai6on, ionfa
aipulla nlio toilet eteenpdin pddiim6t.
Oliiiban bdnesiG iilloin eoes fipind
eIon merffiG, miitta npt - iofa id.
ienesfG fal,tfi bGntG fiiolema, fpImG,
iGinen fuoIema. -
Eoipottomlius oil ifGG,,frin fpn.
npfielId 10 - ia tlota pifaa ie bGnet
iaatputtaiii. =
Mlitta Ell mieIG, Ell miel1 - tpie.
I'd ban tabtoi foettao, mieI6. ipieI6.
= Niifrtfo iinG. 2ainaieni, fes.
fellG p1inGd? = bitubabti Giro, tiiI.
Ia tupiabtaesiaan buoneeieen. =
Miilla ON iuuria u,itiiial =
- Ho?-
= Siiri Berg matfistaa emf
fiuisia uIfomaiIIe. Safiaan, Stpeit.
fin ia Staliaan - iiinG on pfii III.
tinen.
- 8ai min = ianoi 2air,o pGip.
reesti - iait iiis bGneltd firieen2 =
= Mi,tta toiiaamfin find olet n,if.
fun,,t, m,iuter ct iinG noirt ipdIirt.
pitGmGtt0m6sti ottaiii mastaan mi.
nun untiiiani. -
- go, ferroban nptl ianoi 2aina
bpmpiIlen = nina oIen bartaasti
fliitnteIepa.
= Gain nina bGneIt6 firieen. =
MatteIesl = iaa matfustaa faiiaS =
fauas = abl =
- Sai6at tpaai1 feteboia bdntd2
- &abeb6in. - @tra ,laaroi, NUT.
ia fumminfin oil fatieenia meIfeir,
furumielinen.
- climatic min,infin I,,fea Siirin
firieen9 -
Giro p~unastlii. = en- MIND tai6a
antaa erGGn mGbGpdtOiipp6en
puofii = ban Ell tiet6npt oifein mitd
ianoa.
: gnbGn nina iitd tabbo. bptpa
Iapii, paiffafin obimennen fpiaiin.
- Mutta iinGbGn Ilipaiit miita-
fin ititiiia.
= On oIIit miiistaafaan. = Tte
bGppGs, mei66n tiiletpan paStorim.
me mimi on &ataia = tuomiofapttu'
Ii on npt antaniit mGdrGpfieniG.
= @ai min. = Misia bGn on NIT
pappina9 =
- MinGfo fen rnatistaiiinl = sc
on tposta IpstiG, fitn iaabaan urii
pastoril - bopotti @ira.
= aenties eipdt iini,m initiieii ole
mieIGfGGn lopusia2 @ibGn faffi toll.
mannetta = ianoi 2aina.
= 81 niinf6Gn, tGsiG on folmas
= ia @ira pisti firieen 2ainan To-
teen.
- Oifein iiriri fiitosl = niein te
tati flIta mtnua mriistaa. -
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-05

IT
Tin iieltd pddfil - bnobabti Giro.
fiuiIes, mitds find pibdi
meiodn pnstorin berras,pGestd2 -
ban Gffid fpfpi, pdbdn rourabtoen.
2ainan ipastaiis oil biilfan fierte.
lend.
&blId niioen poliuet npt fiellG
pinittuipat - nauroi Giro taas.
- &uinfa niins = fpiGfi 2aina.
maiffa fplld bofiaii tarfoitufiem.
Rdes, pastori pitdd mabbotto.
mana pitfiG rufoufiia poIpiIIaan =
etf0s %buomanmut fuinfa ban pisteIi
|ifGGfin iiitd, fun ban eli ole iiinG a.
Ifiasia iamaa mieItd; it'd pitdd ieIlai.
fen tefoppbpptend. =
- gifos iidii rufoiIe milloinfaan
poltpilaan2 -
= 2pld pfiinGiippoesfG - olen
uiein buomanntit = miltta eli mil.
loinfaan miitten fansfa. Dustin ban
mrlialIa FUN firfosia fdpttd6 pbteis.
I'd rllfonsta. Sdn ianoo alma, ettG
ie tuIee enemmdn pubeefii ibmiiilIe
FUN SumaIalIe. Sent6boen pastori
eli moi oifein fGrii1 ifdd. -
Sef0 on ainoa aiia, iosia be otpat
erimieIt12
= Win6f0 fen tiet6iiin. - Tofia.
fla main on, ettd beibdn ipGIiIlGGn on
iiIIoin tGll0in piffu finasteIi,a =
mutta, usfo minua, ipp iiiben on pf.
iinaGn pastorisia.
- Gen nina fpIlG uSfon - mi.
mlista r,dptti mpos fiItG. -
= &plId IT'D filth pitGd pastorista
= ianoo main, ettd bGn on Iiiafii
"renqtpistil1inen' - ia faifeti, fNn
faiffi pmpGri fGp, p~astorifin pitGG
ii6std, fila minimum itiefin otpat Jos
fiis ianoneet, otpat be fuitenfin bob.
ialtaan iamaa mieltd. Hastori on
mlirten min fiimas ia aiattelematon
minimum nptfin = eta ruipeta
feuroisia lido p~istelemG6nl = Mi.
nun tefi mieIi IdimdbpttGG bGntd for.
tpalIe.
= OIi ie t%oiiaan aiattelematontal
= @bfa nina oIiiin antanitt toiieile
foripalIe, fun finG toiielle.
Tpt0t ~nanroipat. gira ianoi fit.
ten:
= Min1 lin,len, etd pastori otaf.
iiii, eta iofu fobta. iidn pubeesta oil
tarfoitetti bGnelIe, miitta tiebGn mar.
masti, ettei min oll,t, fila IT'D Ell mil.
|loinfaan meme Perioonanifuufiiin
bartauspnbeisioan. =
= M1itta flitle = ianoi 2aina
eif0 fania buomaa, etteiipdt papit
ole faifesIa iamaa mieltG2-
= On MIND lriile = no tai ien'
tGGn ainafin mitd tiilee rufosaiiaan,
mutta fplIG pc minii1 Ii,uIIafieni iidn
Ianoille panemat enemmdn painoa.
= 2uinfa fauan pastori @irola
on ollut tGGlI1? =
= Tari muotta = ia pois ban
muuttaa @apunpGitpdstG; ban on
paasipt fappalaiiefii 9arimdeIIe. $dm
baIufi iuiirempaa paIffaa.
= GipG tho ibme ole, iiIld bGnel.
lGbGn on toto ito perbefin; eifd o.
Re, tGGllG ebes fappalainen.
= @i ipaat n. t. mirallinen apii.
lainen, minimum olen fiiiillitt ianot-
tatpan. =
9esfen faiffea ipilfaii @ira peitif.
famaiiesti 2ainaar ia ianoi:
- gn nina ole mielG ennGttGnpt
|fpipafGGn, olifo iinulla fplld balis.
faa ndisiG Ieuroisia9 =
- &aiisfoa2 = ie riippuii iittd
mitG bausfuuoella tarfoittaa. =
= Ditto iielld iinun bausfaait2
Oil mluten = mitta = en- ia.
nofaan ientGan.
= M,itta pastori bGiritii, niinfoS
i Iaiiiiii Giro aripeluiaan.
- $50 min, olfoon menneefii =
,,,,Ao ~1IfTHr,r,p mt pnnI h1ih1ff0
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-05
JMblaraMo.


go.
.x
r-.n
FAX.
~
Satmamme, tiin merelle main
@obfeasti lasfemme.
9iin Ell aalIot meta bal.taa,
oo;moss,n,n,o n-orSr,;ss,S
csoo,,,a er;s,,s Zorro On
eot, i,h+oo soto,rohor
"'slrn iippn r'""us'a"a'e
nsloipalsla Iullellaa'
gSlltfoo fleta ranpal'ad.
e~niimmaisna @oraatoIIe
Suree iin,,n fuIfea,
Spnnit onteefs' ormosta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-05


ban of aifomut mestoitttad mieben,
antoi BON bdnene peIfddmdtt6utpb'
TEND tdboen aruon iefd InbioiM 3D.
nellie wapaii6en idIleen.
2apien fiitss 9npiallenia.
2auiuttu Wafefieloin ppbdtouIit.
iublasia.
Slen Iapii pienofainen,
|Sidn dibin n~ippu,pGd.
|Sloitieiua nauratpainen.
@aiffa pdliin itfetGGn.
Riitos olfoon 2uoiaIIeni,
Scum Sdn MULE iiGn antoi.
Iialliiefii iuoiafieni
Sofa iplisiddnfin fantoi.
STA MULE tarpebeni,
&aiffi laittaa parbai6en.
Tefee tbotG bpmGfieni,
8alpoo, etten barbaiIe.
@iitos olfoon lioialleni,
Scum ban antoi Gi6in mule,
@afastatpan belIimGiien.
Eurtpafii MULE boriumaIle.
Giti mila bellii boitaa,
Barastani fatfoen.
Eefee tp0tG ndfee maimaa,
Mtniia alma fGGIien.
2iitos olfoon 2uoialIeni
SGienistG termeistG.
Sofia alltan GitiGni,
|Sdner tpotG teb6esiG.
Soilla bpppddn, iuofien, tansiaa,l,
Nl,rmifolla pibamaart,
Biffu meifon iisfon fansia,
Ob6es' faiffi iIoitaan.
0iitos olfoon 2uoiolIeni
'2iionnon fauneubesta.
2uomafunnan ia~uriiu6esta.
Sef1 Iintrlin IaiiIrista.
&iitoS mp0sfin ftffaiistd,
iotfa laitoit faSparnaan.
.Sefd mp0sfin penfabista,
Soista mariat ~poimitaan.
|pbGfoulun finniafii
|Sasfa mt me iubrAsshx.
2uoiaIIemme fiitofiefit
&pmppttGii na,ttimn,e.
&iitoS lauliit IauIafaamme,
&rtnniafii 2uoiaIIe.
'2iitoS faifin fantnfaamnte,
&aifen bptpGn tuoiaIIe.
2iitos 2uoia tpoimauinerL
annr IA armois annoit nellie.
Spettaiat oimalliiet,
Mernpomaan meta fGsfpis teiIIe.
BpbGfoi,llir opettniat,
MeiIIe paIion piibupat.
Srmalasta iutteIepat,
Seeiufiesta ianotpat.
2uinfa Seeius rafostaapt,
|@astaan ottaa lapiia.
|Siunaa meta bengelldnfd,
Ottaa armo.beImaania.
2iitos Seeiiis ettd iaIIit,
|2asten tilla tpf0ii.
|SiGn luofie iaatat beitd,
Eaitpaan ilo.maioibin.
s
| g~btpfadmme faiffi Iopiet,
l2roiaa iiiirta fiitt6m6GrlE
lWpSsfin tpanbat barmaa.bapiet
1Eefin iotffoon Iiittbfddl
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'pitdd itfemdr.
@nempd6 Ell Giro baIunni,t fuulIa.
ban meni, tpetden omen perdsiGan
fiinni ebfd Iiiun uoimaffaasti.
SuoIlainen bdn on alma - moi
fnmminfinl = ianoi diti furfealla
ddnelld, bdnen m~emtpddn>
2aina Ell nptfddn woinl,t iiibem mi.
tam ianoo.
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nsfolIiiin pstGmistGs
Seuraa iua MT rinnalIas,
@aitfa maaiIma teiibaa, paitbaa
Sind oIet rarbasia.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-11-01
WESTERN LEAGUE MEN
IGNORE TIP O'NEII.L

Chicago. ILL.,. Nov. Morris l.. (1ip(
O'Neill admitted yesterday that he was
working for charity that is. so far as
his annual salary as president Of the
Western league is concerned. The
fighting executive who was ousted from
Office by the baseball club owners Of
his circuit several weeks ago stepped
to bat with this item OF Interest after
II became necessary TO call of the an
nual league meeting here for lack of a
quorum.
At the hour appointed for the ses-
sion Owner Jack Holland Of the st.
Joseph club was the lone mogul pres
ent. He informed Tip" that he car
ried the proxy OF Frank lsbell of the
Des Moines club, who is in California.
Word went the rounds that one or two
others of the franchise holders in the
league were in Chicago, but they had
not reported to o'Neill, 1t was said.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-11-01
RED MEN DEFEAT
CABERY II TO II
Villagers Show Real Brand Of Football
and Throw Scare in Indians
Camp Yesterday.

The fast Cabery football eleven
was scored upon and beaten for the
first time in two years yesterday af-
teruoon at the Tbree-Eye park in Mo-
line by the Red Men, the final count
being II to Il, in a see-saw battle.
Slows drop kick from the 2-yard line
in the second quarter done the trick.
The game was one Of the hardest
fought of the year, and Moline fans
witnessed a great exhibition of foot
ball as the village eleven was one Of
the strongest to appear in the Piow
city this year.
Neither side was able to score iIf the
first quarter, but it was learned that
the Miller brothers, Hill and Walker,
were dangerous men In the second
quarter Stow booted his famous drop.
Cabery came back with a touchdown
when Breneisa shot around end for
so yards Walker kicked goal and the
villagers we're leading to 3. In the
second half the Indians took spurt,
Honey Meersman plowing the line,
while Stow and KuehI skirted the
ends Kuehl went over for the first
score for the Indians, for 20 yards.
Stow kicking goal.
Again the Red men worked the ball
down to six inches from goal, pfinci-
pally through the wonderful line
plunging of Meersman, when Wood
yatt went through center for the sec
ond touchdown, Stow kicking goal In
the fourth quarter Walker got away
with a forward pass, going 55 yards
before he was downed. On the next
play c, Miller went over for a touch
down, Walker kicking goal.
Next Sunday the Rel Men will jour
ney to Taylorrille to play.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-11-01
HEAD COACH OF YALE
TEAM rs DISMISSED

New Haven, Conn, Nov 1.-The
storm which has been gathering over
the Yale football camp for several
weeks, following the poor showing of
the Ellis on the gridiron this year,
broke last night and left the situation
In an uncertain condition.
While neither Head Coach Frank
Hinkey nor Captain Alex D. Wilson
could be reached, it is learned upon
the best of authority that the Yale
captain has taken affairs into his
own hands, virtually dismissed the
head coach and telegraphed to ex-
Captain Tom" Shevlin at Minneapolis
urging the former ail-American end to
come here at once and assume full
charge. It is reported that Sheylin
has accepted the call and will be here
en- Tuesday.
Minneapolis, Nov. Tom shevlin,
former Yale captain, left here for New
Haven last night Before his depar-
ture he gave no indication as TO
whether he would assume full charge
OF the Yale football team
Rock Island Argus., 1915-11-01
DAKOTA STAR BOOTS
LONGEST DROP KICK

Mark Payne half back on the Da-
kota Wesleyan team. now holds the
drop kicking record in intercollegiate
football. Interest of gridiron devotees
was so centered in the doings of the
leading eIeyens of this section last Sat
urday that Payne's remarkable feat
was overlooked generally.
This new star in national football
sent drop kick spinning from the
60-yard mark through Northern Nor
nal schools goal posts, thereby scor-
ing the longest drop kick for goal in
the history of the game Previous to
this feat the record drop kick was that
of So yards, achieved by P. ]. ODea of
Wisconsin against Northwestern at
Evanston, Ill, on Nov. 25, 1898.
This kick is only exceeded by one
other kick, place kick by ]. T daxall
of Princeton against Yale on Nov. 80,
1882, at New York. for SIS yards.