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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
APPOINTMENTS MADE
Commander Baldwin, of Sons of vcter-
ans, Announces Names OF
StnH Members.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
ROANOKE. VA. September iS.-Af-
ter having had the matter under con-
sidcraton for sometime. Ernes, 6.
Baldwin. commander of the army Of
Northern Virginia. Sons of confcder-
ate Veterans. to-day gave out a list OF
STAFF and other appointments. Several
Roanokers are among those honorcd
and names OF men prominent all over
the country in the councils OF the sons
appear I'm the list.
The Department of the Army Of
Northern Virginia is composed of the
following divisions: Maryland. District
or Columbia. West Virginia. North
and South Carolina. kentucky. Ohio. H.
linois. Pennsylvania. Eastern. which
includes New York city and State
The staff appointments arc rs fol-
lows Adjutant ana Chief of Staff
Samuel w. Hairston. Of Roanoke: In
spcctor. Garland p. Peed. of Norfolk;
Quartermaster. T.. NJ. q. Willis, Jr. of
Fredericksburg, Com,n:ssary. \. w
Hawks. of Relay. Md; Judge Advocate
Edwin r. Cox. Of Richmond: Surgeon
DR.. a. NJ. Brailsford. of Mullins. S c..
Chaplain. Rev. J. w. G. Johnson. of St
Johns Episcopal Church. Roanoke. and
Historian. J. r. Price. of Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

after setting aside 40 per cent gold re-
serve againet net amount OF Federal
reserve notes in circulation. 92.1 per
cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
Dutty's Relieved
Insomnia and INDIGESTION

Indigestion and Insomnia are
two distressing complaints,
which are hard to conquer with
drugs. But here is n case where
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky, a
true product of nature, came to
the relief Of Mrs. Amelia Lang,
again proving the benefit this
great "Medicine for All Man
kind" really is to suffering hui
manity.
After being troubled with sleep
lessness and indigestion for some time,
and not being able to obtain any relief
] read one of your advertisements of
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskoy and de-
cded to try it l must say that my
Indigestion has disappeared and Duff
TVS is the only thing that overcame
sleeplessness. will always keep a
bottle of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
on hand. as I feel 1t to he household
remedy."-Mrs. Amelia Lang, New
York Ave. and Third ST., Jamaica
Court. l.. l.. n. Y.
n OF thorouphly matted grain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
INCREASES RESOURCES
Prepared for Every Demand of An.
nual Crop-MOving
Period.
SHOWS LARGE GOLD RESERVE
Consolidated Statement Issued by
Federal Reserve Board Indicates
Strength OF Americas New Bank
ing System.

The following statement OF the con-
dit;on of the Federal Reserve Bank
at Richmond was issued yesterday by
Governor George j.. Seay:
Resources.
Gold coin and certiticatcs.s 6.49s.s325o
Gold settlement fund 80. 7.lo6.OO0.OO
|
Total gold reserve ...sl3.6o2. $3.50
Legal tender notes, sill
yer certificates and sub
sidiary coin .......... 95.74I.o5
Total reserve ........ s13.6as.373.55
Bills discounted .........S S.5j95S23S
Due from other Federal
Reserve Banks--Net -. 3.379.4sss4
All other resources 49,. 230,553.l6
Total resources S22,Ss7 oe533
Liabilities.
Capital paid in ...........s 1851 200 90
Reserve deposits-Net -. 1.4I3,oo6o4
L. S. government deposit. 100000 90
Federal Reserve notes in
circulation-Net .. 6.o3l,45o.oo
All other liabilities . l3l33o 50
Total liabilities soo, SCI, ae5. %
Gold reserve against all
liabilities ... - Der cent
Cash reserve against all
liabilities after setting
aside 40 per cent gold re-
serve for Federal Re-
serve notes in circula-
ZION ........... 90 per cent
Federal Reserve Notes
Issued ............... $40, 100. 600 90
On mana .............. 36s.55o.o0
Outstanding ....s o,73l.45o.o 90
Cold with Federal Re-
serve agent ...... c.soo,ooo.oo
Net liability ...s s.a3l.45o, %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
BABY REGISTRATION
Books VIII Open mt Stnte Health De-
phrtment Offices on
October {.

Registration for the better baby
contest, to be held in the Mothers
Building at the State Fair, October 10
to 4, inclusive, Will begin at ITO Cap
itol street October and continue
through the week. The bureau Will be
open from to 10 o'clock in the morn
ing and from to o'clock in tho
afternoon. Those who desire to reg.
lister earlier may address, with stamp.
Mrs. William Gemmel, 1107 Barton
Avenue, Barton Heights. giving the
data contained on the registration
card or the Bureau OF Vital Statistics.
All not registered with the State Blu
reau are urged to attend to this be-
fore asking for registration for the
contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Woman's Prohibition League OF Amcri-
On to Hold AIl-Day Services
Wednesday,.

The local branch of the womcn's
Prohibition Leag que OF America will
hold Thanksgiving and praise service
on Wednesday, at headquarters ll5
North Fifth Street, celebrating the an
niversary of the victory won in Vir-
ginia by tho prohibition forces when
the State voted dry.
The service will open at Ia o'clock
and will continue throughout the day.
Speeches will be made every hour by
leading members OF the local branch
of the league. All persons Interested
in the work are Invited TO attend the
services
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
HoihIng Tent Meetings.

Rev. w y. Ayers. u. d, secretary
Of the Baptist Council OF Richmond,
who has been holding tent meetings
with much success during the past
week on Oakwood Avenue, will preach
at the East End Baptist Church this
morning and at the tent tonight at
o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
Rosy Complexion
Quickly Assured
stuart's Calcium Waters Clennses the
Blood and Bring Back the Rose
Color TO Checks Quickly.
TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE.

Stuart's Calcium Waters have made
themselves n peerless place in this
country for their beauty building,
skin cleaning powers.
The great trouble with the majority
of women is that they try 10 remove
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Total amount OF bills dis
counted for the week
ended September II. 1858 a2..sessa
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
SHOWS LARGER GOLD RESERVE
Gold coin and certificates in the
vaults of the Federal Reserve Banks
increased more than $4,000 600 in tho
last week according to statement of
conditions September Il. issued yestcr-
day by tho Federal Reserve Board in
Washington. II shows:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates
In vault Observation-Disclosures 24,4o2. 900
Gold settlement fund . 5000. 600
Gold redemption funds with
United States Treasurer. 1.ls7,ooo
Legal tender notes. silver.
etc: ........ ........ 1901 600
Bills rediscountcd and bought:
Maiurities within ten days 471s.ooo
Within thirty days. 1908. 900
Mithin Sixty days l7.45l. 900
Within ninety days . 1888 900
over ninety days . l.lS5. 600
Investments.
United States bonds .s eo17, 600
Municipal warrants ~ e44i4.Go6
Federal reserve notes, net la4S1. 900
Due from Federal reserve
banks. net ............ S,533ooo
All other resources .>-..., 2.3s2oc0
Total resources .. S406lsS 600
Liabilities.
Capital paid in .s 54749.oOO
Government deposits ..... 100000
Reserve deposits. net 49,. $685. 600
Federal reserve notes. net. 1862. 900
All other liabilities ...... 2.22i.000
Total liabilities .s4o6.lSs, 900
Gold reserve against net liabilities,
S4.9 per cent.
Cash reserve against net liabilities,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Total amount OF bills dis
counted for the week
ended Scntemher IL la1hS 90 sne "a
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-29
BARABOO YOUTHS IN
MILITARY CAMP

Several Baraboo young men have
shouldered musket and are off to plav
war at camp Douglas. They left on the
train Friday evening for Reedsbure
later to remain in tents for several
days. One of the new features this wear
will be life in the trenches, just like the
real thing in France, Russia, Germany
Belgium, Austria and the other coun
tries in Europe. 1t will be necessary to
conceal the earth when trench is made
so there will be some real test of mus
cular strength in order to get the DIRT
to respectable distance. The Reeds
burg section is now known as Co. A.
First Inf, w. N. G. and Leo M. OAR
renougue is the captain. Those who
have gone from Baraboo include the
following:
Lieutenant A. H. Clark, Sergeant H.
Tudor, Sergeant c. Prange, Corporal w.
Morse, Privates J. Sprecher, B. Laid,
Veo Gibbons, Geo. Pierce. Otto Ritzen-
thaler, Fred Wells, Oscar Sandberg,
S. Argyle, D. Deter, E. A. Hammer
meister, Frank Dryer, r. B. Curtis,
Geo. Hattie, A. Gleason. o, Arndt, A.
Hillebrandt, A Knight, S. Rooney, T.
Cullins, E. Schram, r. Williams.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-29
CORPO8oPATION
OF Interest to Baraboo Readers.

For months Baraboo citizens have
seen in these columns enthusiastic
praise of Doan's Kidney Pills by Bara-
boo residents. Would these prominent
people recommend remedy that had
not proven reliable? Would they con-
firm their statements after years had
elapsed if personal experience had not
shown the remedy to be lworthy of en-
dorsement? The following statement
should carry conviction to the mind of
every Baraboo reader.
c. H. Carr, 927 Second street, Bara
boo, says: II have used Doan's Kid
ney Pills at different times for several
years. | have found them to be a very
good remedy for strengthening the kid
neys and clearing the system of uric
poison. Doan's Kidney Pills always
bring prompt relief. Others of my
family have taken them with good re-
suits. have recommended Doan's
Kidney Pills before and / am glad to
endorse them again.
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simp
ly ask for kidney remedy-get Doan' 8
Kidney Pills-the same that c. HI
Carr had. Foster Milburn Co
Porps. Buffalo, N. Y.-Advertisemet.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-29
East Fairfield

The Willing Workers met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barrows
Thursday. July Is. A large crowd was
present and about so ate supper. All
report a good time.
Mrs. A. J. Newell and daughter,
Clementine, were Reedsburg callers one
day last week.
The Fairfield baseball team played
the Prairie du Sac team at the fair
grounds in Baraboo Saturday, July II.
The result of the score was 9 to 2 in
favor Of Fairfield. The same mines will
cross oats at the farmers picnic al
Devils Lake, July %.
Rye harvest is here. Thrashing ma
chimes will soon be humming.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-29
Black Hawk

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Alexander of
Baraboo visited Mrs. Traub and family
last Sunday.
John Gassner is building a chicken
house this week on his premises.
Mrs. Ira Raedel of Spring Green is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Walster, this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Mack Ballent returned
to Milwaukee Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Ballant was employed at Schmalz g
garage for some time.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-29
Submitted to Operation

Charles Helm, Sr., of Caledonia. who
was kicked in the head by horse last
spring submitted to a second surgical
operation Wednesday. Pieces of dis
eased bone were removed from the
skull. 1t is said Mr.. Helm now has a
fair chance of recovery.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
DER hleine 5oISat.
ei,s5c ION sjurt 2Pim3cr.

Sn feline letten 5crient0Qt fisl
has OroBe. Shredlife, Sh0ne Der
ileins @eors tpuBte ujdt, pie ION Gss
fdob. Gr pQroe gang Till uuo hordl
te nar. arieq ZEN tunate er nohl
bon otr Gaule bet, IA tU0ren BE
8rieden un0 R6mer = iutiter fedren
iie nod uid]t. 2lber 0as iporen ei
gentIid5 Goaen. 0as mar & jItorie.
Run iollte er es erleben3
Als CT in Die Sdule gina uno
nns Oumpie 3jHmer Ter Guoril be-
frat, qertet eg tp,e III eineu NairbeI.
Die 3tpolfidbrjqm Ilrmien ourbei7
amber. begeiitsrt ic5nn rje SunaIinge.
Gle borten. 0ab yer uno l:ner gebrer
e%inberufen mar. itrn 0lf ot.a Nor.
ide. pielieic1t ZEN 5ein0e i6on &C
aeniiber, I'M 8u9etreQeu o0er NIT
geIdlnuugcuem @dbel ell Dorf itlr
memo. Gbrirrht uuo 2jtbe erFulic
bic tIeintn 9er}eu. Gitie hdtieu aud
Den Batter o0er eiaen dltereu gru
Der fortsieteu iehen. sic iprej3tm
iih uro trtumpgierttu INN noreu Der
Gegenitono Der 9elounogrma. ais
tru9en jte ieIbit Die @loyjoIs hes hej
Den.
4her Damn cyIuar man, odB fiujae
Ghuler bey &ttm1 f,n3t}oQtn m1Ceu.
ousgebit0et puy0tn uup lus ,5elo
soften. 4ls Der @etHaoa ho.,tu i.t
bic @itb3ebHiobrj9en fyeuoiaj1 res
iteiIt. uno 5pei lpartn auserr3nl;
poroen. mit}u3ie5eu. Die adn}s
Shule ~fieferte nor 4eio. Die Nnl
ben oeritummten nor 0ey}lpeb: We
muBten hierblei6en. Die 4dnte drill
ten. tote @eiehriamtcjt Mlinebmen,
uuo Die anoeren. bic Nameyaotn, er
Iebten 0ds &ro6te uno 0err.ihIte
paren obne lpe;tcrt8 aas SduIbuten
Yionntr aeporOen,
Der i.tinc @tosQ lit ithr. Wit
brenucroen 4uasr gina or Mitr uuo
er3dblte ppn Dem OtId Der 0rottn
bic in 0tn arie9 9ebeu o~uriteu. @Is
or bel ben Saaturbtiien iab. lpeinic
sr ungclth:u ouf ZEN GQyntlius Nt
pos berob. Stir inHqts 6er3 mar
cine Seuie bjtttri,en Eeioes. Dear
i'm mar Ct nod Elm 9jnO2 0arum
bate ner Arie1 nidlt noG 'iirI 3oiys
gstpartct2 Nli i'm. OaB tr isin neI
oeutum telreiitn tonnte. e<u ibm
erpahte oos Idmersiiaiie @eflbI.
oos elm Sinh ie h1ben lam. y
ipiirte bic TSeFd ieintr Su9ens. sic
lIn5uIdnQIittsit Feintr Sabre. ,Sam
idniirte Die 9ebuuctnbeii ieiues irjis
beren 2eben@ tiei Elm. CT ichnte ijh
n0h Wldnnea:um.
GO beQanu fir Zen t,einen StorQ
cine trnIie Qeiosnasejt. Er emprouo
fpie Elm Gripotieue. mi. lliibeaoem
!9ersen uuo tapieyem 9Iut. oen Elm
Seibesidlo0eu untouQIicl gum SRI
baten mutt. Seine SdrlduiQaben
%perlparf er iunerlidl 0!s nublps uno
i%InnIos. Guroga tGnp'tt I'M Die gu
tnnT. uno er lern.e Wuyitln siehen
nno lnieinifhe 9otdbelu. Stdtt hes
0erepres ole 6eper. TAFT naTen
iS6atengrGben elm marines gett. itott
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07

tieier 4blreien6eit aaer 8e6onl5n nit
9nrten @orttn 5u Iid9 rufeu. YNds
bate @eorq qeb6rt} 5erne &ononen,
AugeipraIieIn, oas beulenNe @auien
Der Gieiengronnten ourh nie 2uft,
Gr pe;ihldna oie ,3eItun9en. Gr
CAB lein 2aifsnqejo iIr lie aug. lbs
lie i'm 0ebeu, luf lreppenminteiu, in
oen GtulpauIeu. lie TelopoItbriefe
trfflitterten ibn. 8a5 mar uns
mittelbores Grleben. Die omtli0eu
9epeihen tlanqen idaou lpie 0iItolie.
Karen troten uup atitt1dt. 2fber
pos ga einiahe SoIadter, Ianqe 81
fi3iere ooer lar T;tlter aus ocn
5Glahten i6yeben uno Oid)tGer. rus
glng Inn ms 8Iut. rag erIfbte tr
init, 0as perItou0 er uH0 tmpfo1n er.
Die W}utter. RE n0nt5 ar iein
9ett ifIih, t5rte lft I'm 5htaic re
oen, .oW%mOuojeten, idrfien. it0bnen.
Sic uedte 0en tieintn 1rauuer. un0
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gttt5" u, n'@'sH nl'' eeoS9 '0{i, u q"
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VI homo ON SeA'fr aho poyie'e Na'
H'Nt GfSE " MAR 9'"5 3efFIneH'
'et I%Ine 3ai9e' U s'ip'9 aus I'm
m09'iUPet ,t'e2eh 5.iti Neef. N oif
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gen breiipial4en peiu'atlTltt bette
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1pef 9ePlB MT 0etln9lndBuH8 ihrer
1a9eno UNI SuTii'Qftlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07

Sieq en- 1aoeI in Mat6emotit -.
or Oernftete ii6!
Gr briidte iif ided al ieinep @a
ter un0 frdate mo es tpar nip
biaiaung uno Gteu in iciuer Son:
Papa, ihdmit I'll old uidat. 81
0au5 5u 6lei0at}"
Der Batter 3udte ooch Nidnumen
bel oieier 6rale 'eines atnoes. Gr
fIqte: rSe trdude1 mid nidlt. Sie
b1ben biel 5u pjele uuo nebmeu Iies
ter bic 5anaetcu. G~Srcuit ot ojb
nidi. oab oejn &1ler bei oir btci
zen 0arf."
Georq o|u.rort5te uis6t. @C5er Ieia
6er3 REF iam laut 5ti: Rein i3
irene mih mast. Jt Iddme rib.
5h tam Mot bjnaus un0 ou 0lrfIi
ujtt. C0er piln olt et.Do niAt?~
Gin idret. iAtr @sroo4t pij5ltc in
feinen auf1ercqten 0ctirn. N,ou
tonnte oot ircimiaiQ qeGtn. CAB
IS CAB es UIdnaer. bic ieiae ras
rem. bic TIRE stomerapen fir iih
tdmpieu uno iterben liePen nm ie!bTt
ON uppieen Glide loren. no.l he
htjttt uuD pdru2 Qauliam 33J CT
fish o9n iejHtp Batter 3uriid. Gr be-
griib 0oB oty 1oo 0ea 1tIjectefcn
Nleniheu Elm Gtpli mo cine Grtes
ban9 igtH ionnte, lpeun er Dos Eyier
iur cine arobe 1ahe mar.
4(uf 1tr G.rdfe muilerte er allie
Wannsr. 81 tai IS petdAtlih pyu
fen0 uno sornta. lie oiuaeu jlreu
eeidGitcn uoh. pleinerteu Ee8,iea.
Gle psrtu HIN ni4t ee;.er als }4,ao
dt Ttauen. Gem lpe!tbjlo ~perIrjrrte
lje.
Us tar1en aie cifoe he 3a4s nor
{ahneu. 0ie p0cbte Sic non t~,,efono
0~urdbrauit moreu. @eoro jtmjn
Nsltc. %eaer Srnpf.n irinss Wfvtss
ioud,,te. INN mans In ~ m,h
i'm 4ctt. logid,,e 9yi nie 2irops him
aus uu0 lit unidol,4 nriT sr e,r5s
iperrt, bililoe. tnieutos mar. Gene
leitien 3polf Sabre paren cine inner
traQIitlc 9uroe.
IN ner 1hnle er.abl,e linen ei,,s
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pin ma 1srfrrfih nis nen fSr~nirn.
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1etro1fu h3tte ino ss,,gr amer, Nit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07

9arteite uno .05rrIihfte. Gr mar
ldierte mo mnridiertt en0Ios. inter
Gntbelrungen, Ober INNER beqei=
Itert. Gr Io9 i'm Shihen9rdben.
fror, ifoB, huu9erte, long, tomnans
oierte, @r rift Vdtrouille, pon &u>
geln ptriol9t, ifIi6 na6t5 in bic 8eis
ben Der 6ei-.oe unp ertunoete lire
G~teIlunger, 3erit0rte 8rijden uno
5unneis, er itiirmte b~reunenot DIR
fer unO rouGenoe 5orts, Gr iieI. tam
ms So5arett. itaro auf unb tdnpfte
lpeiter.
Ills er aus ieinem 6errtidtn
1raumIeben ernobte, matt uno
troftlos, lea neben Iejnem gett Elm
funteInoer 0eIm. Elm bli3en0er
AiiraB, Elm 0e!pe6r, ein Sdbtl. Der
8ater butte ihm bas a~ufgebout.
@eorq lafelte qlijdlid. NlIo trium=
te CT niht. Gr mar ~perlpuuoet unb lag
i'm 2a3are.t. Su ner 8ruit ioBen
Die &ugell. Sje ihmer3teu iebr, ober
0ieie S6metSen lpnren oas oroBte
Slid, 0as CT il ostpitet. Gr betn=
Itete bic W%afienltiide. Nie maren lie
ttihl un0 Qlatt uno bell. 9(ufiteten,
aufiteben un0 peiterIhIaQen.
Der g(r5t mar niAt 3uirienen mt
Gem tleinen @eorQ. 9(ber oeano6
bofften Die Gltern, oenA zines 4benos
ftien es bciier gu 9e0en. @eorq en-
mdhte uuo erfaunte Die W}utter uno
tdfelte. @tjit. unperitdnolih ioqte
tr ttpos. Gr battle iih 10 %perdr0trt.
Sein @eiiht mar gealtsyf uno Q@ereiit,
iein Slid 10 ojeImi leao, iejn Mluno
idmer2lih frob.
Die W}utttr 6lie5 bel inn unn
mahte. Sic bate njdts pon sinec
Nfleqeriu rjItu mpleu. Iber n rte
Ter gudlt. Der 9eHerunl iron. ia2litf
lie ein. llno tie ihliei 10 felt, Dab
tie Mint p9rte, ME 0eor6 aus Dem
Bette itie9 uuD beim Sfein PES
Yahtliftea iih in itlne Uniform eins
tleioete. Gr ieBte lid1 ben 0eIm ouf,
nobm ben MijraB I'm. itndltt Den
G0bel an. has Oslpebr in Nie 6dno.
lln0 10, lejIc tlirrtno, 9Idn3eno in
ieiner HiituuQ, uuter Der oas Iange
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8eiuen UNI Armtn, orjitte or ild) aus
Der Gjir .
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iton Der EoQ, Sine otemIois Stile
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-07
REV. H. 6. COLEMAN AT ST. PATRICK'S
Assisted at His Fist High Mass Since Ordination Priest Large Congregation at the Church-Sermon by Rev. M. F. McCaulffe Vice President of St. Thomas Seminary Purse of Gold Presented to Young Priest at Wauegan House.

Relatives and many personal friends of Rev. Henry c. Coleman. ordained last Monday, at St Joseph's cathed- ral, Hartford, were in the large con- gregation assisting at the first solemn high mass celebrated by the young Levite at 10.30 Sunday, in St. Patrick's his parish church, His parents and other members of his family occupied the front pews in the center asile. As the solemenity of the feast of Cor pus Christi was being celebrated, the vestments and altar hangings were white. The beautiful altars were simply adorned with spring flowers, chiefly in white.
 The deacon of the mass was Rev. pr. John Anderson, of St. Thomas' seminary, Hartford. the sub-deacon was Rev. Myles P. Calvin of St. Patriek's, the assistant priest was Rev. John H. Frederick, rector of the par ish, the master of ceremonies was MT. Driscou and the censer bearer Mir. Murphy, both seminarians from St. Thomas, Hartford.
 The organist and choir director, Frank L. Farrell had arranged a pleasing programme for the service, the list comprising excerpts from several masses. At the Credo Mrs. Farrell sang the Et Incarnatus effec- lively. The offertory was DuBois' Ave Maria, interpreted by Miss Florence Northrop with skilled phrasing and great delicacy of expression.
 As an honor to his pupil, for Rev. Father Coleman had been a student at St. Thomas seminary, Hartford, Rev. Maurice F. McAuliffe, vice presi- sermon. Having read the epistle, I Cor. xI-23-29 and gospel, John Vi- 56-59, for the Sunday, he announced his text, II Cor. V IS: And ali things are of God, who hath reconcil- ed us to Himself by Jesus Christ, and hath given us the ministry of recon ciliation.
 Preceding the strmon. Rev. Father Broderick, following the customary announcements, referred to the joy of the parish in the elevation of one of its young men to the great digni- ty of the priesthood. He spoke of the exemplary life of Father Cole man, through his earlier years. his boyhood and young manhood. of the happiness of his parents and friends that he had successfully attained to the goal of his holy ambitions, and stated that the young priest would give his blessing to all these who re- mained after the mass. Father Brod- erick expressed the hope that all pres ent would pray that Father Coleman might be spared for many successful years in the ministry, to do Gods work and win souls to Him.
 The preacher, Rev. Father McAuliffe, began by repeating in its entirety the gospel of St, John, which is the last gospel read in the celebration of ev- cry mass in the Catholic church, com mencing, 'In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God" ending And the Word was made Flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen His glory, the glory as it were of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth" His