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The Washington herald., 1916-06-12

fired at from many different points. APP
parently it disliked the publicity of those
penetrating beams, for suddenly the big,
cigar-shaped object darted off into OBJ
scurity. Searchlights swept the sky in
all directions. until the Zeppelin was
again located in blaze Of light. Two
big explosions from the anti-aircraft
guns rent the air. The shells were flying
up every few seconds with remarkably
fine aim.
1t was then that the airship turned and
ANONYMOUSLY fed 1t dropped one part
ing bomb into a neighboring field. The
bomb exploded quite harmlessly. boring
hole some eight feet deep. And though
the villagers were standing not very far
from the spot, and saw the bomb fall,
not one of them showed the least fear.
1t strikes me that the Germans do not
understand the Psychology of the Eng
lish mind-certainly not of the rustic
mind. That forlorn hope of terrorizing
the countryside is quite fallacious. The
countryside refuses to be terrorized.
More, 1t does not even understand the
meaning of the expression Zeppelin ter
ror.' The villagers merely look on
Zeppelin raid as a rema rkably interest
Ing free show" They crowd to their
doors. in no whit alarmed but wholly
interested. I have even seen babies
held aloft to witness proceedings. Fear
has never entered their mothers hearts
On the morning following the air raid
the little village presented much the
same appearance as on the day preced-
ing 1t. The old men chatted on the viii
lage green with a shade more garrulity
than before. Away at the end of the
lane where the farm girl had been work
ing, piSstye was in ruins. But the old
pig snored TRANQUILITY on in her ruined
nome. quite unharmed, her little one still
playing about her.
Farther along. a merry group OF chill
dren were searching the roads for SOU
venirs in the form of shrapnel and she'll
The big hole made by the bomb in the
neiShboring field was delight to them
They played in 1t and round It all day
long.
Once more the village was an Eve
less Eden, so far as the young girls were
concerned. But the army remount depot
was ringing to the sound of their youth
full voices and the pretty girl black
smith at the end of the winding lane was
singing to herself a cheerful song as she
shod the feet of many horses. The long
straight furrow where a bomb had fallen
was being plowed anew by the hardwork-
Ing maiden of yesterday. And really the
Zeppelins had done very little damage.
AS l listened to the sound of these
young workers CHEEKY voices, It struck
me that this war is not being fought
enrtiely by the soldiers on the field of
battle. 1t is being fought as surely and
as steadily on the working fields Of home
1t Is being carried on by the steadfast
women who work untiringly, by the
oluer folk who, too, are giving of their
very best For the strength of England
lies not merely in her soldiers weapons
but in those equally potent weapons of
faithfulness to home duties. and that
immensely fine spirit OF the English
worker which Is clearly expressed in the
two far-reaChing words, carrying On"
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12
WIFE OF SLAIN DUELIST
ADMITS REVENGE PLOT

Kinder, La, June 1I-Mrs Will
Knouse, whose husband was killed in
a pistol duel with DR.. Henry Buck in
front of the Buck home, has been taken
to Jail at Oberlin. The woman admits,
officials declare. that she and her hus
band planned revenge for an alleged
slanderous remark made in an anony-
nous letter to her husband more than
three years ago. DR.. Buck denies know
ledge of the letter
Mr. and Mrs. krouse motored from
their home near Lake Charles to Kin
der, nearly forty miles, to DR. Bucks
home. The woman was dressed in mans
clothing and both she and her husband
wore false mustaches, officials say They
told DR.. Buck they had come to take
him to attend a sick person. He rec
ognized them, returned to his home
ostensibly to get his medicine case, and
obtained a pistol.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12
STURDY BABY BOY IS
BORN WITH 8 TEETH

Pittsburgh, Pa, June ia baby boy
born with eight teeth and Samsonian
locks is claiming the attention of all
Undercliffe. The baby, who has been
named Ivan LIE Roy King, is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Roy King
When the baby-a whopper-opened
his mouth for his first lusty yell the
nurse was startled to see four teeth each
in the upper and lower jaws. The child's
head was covered with heavy black hair.
Ever since the birth of the prodigy, a
few days ago, the King home has been
a Mecca of mothers, fathers and chill
dren, calling to see the baby.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12
WIFE MUST ACCOMPANY
HUSBAND IN STREET

San Jose, Cal. June 1.-THE most novel
sentence ever given in a court Of JUS
uce here was meted out to Joseph Cir
incoini, barber. who was found guilty
OF insulting women on the streets.
In passing sentence upon Cirincoini,
Police Judge Dougherty withheld COM
mitment to the county Jail upon the
promise of the defendant that he would
never appear upon the streets of San
Jose again except in the company of his
wife. 1t will be necessary. under the
order of the court. for Mrs. Cirincoini to
accompany her husband to and from
work.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12

Mrs. Mott did not put In an appearance
In court and her husbands application
was quickly granted. The young man
he is 22-declared he did not know where
she was, but understood she was living
in Brooklyn.
Mott had his name changed shortly
after his fathers release from Sing Sing
last January. He said at the time he
never wanted to see his father again and
gave him 5000 20 leave the State for
ever. Guy is said to be in Los Angeles.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12
TRIPLE MURDER AND
SUICIDE In STEERAGE

Victoria, British Columbia, June IA
triple murder and suicide on June 3
among steerage passengers on the Japan
ese liner Chicago Maru was reported to-
day by officers Of the vessel
T. 1anagi, Jealous. II was said, o. K.
kato's attentions to Mrs YanaE1. shot
and killed her and Eato and Mrs. Ksto
as they slept and then killed himself.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12
Woman, Said to Be 100, Dies.

Princeton, Ind. June 11.-Mrs. Cassie,
colored, believed to be 120 years old, is
dead here. She was born in Virginia
and had no definite knowledge of her age,
although she asserted she had two good
sized" children at the outbreak Of the
war Of 1872. Those who have conversed
with her are convinced that she was
about 10 years old.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12
To Evacuate Lembere

London, June IA Central News Dis
patch from Bucharest states that the
governor OF LemberE. Galicia. has been
ordered by the eAustro-Hungarian military
authorities TO prepare 10 evacuste the
CITY
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12
JUDGE BURKE, VICTIM
OF JEAN CRONES, DIES

Chicago, June 1L-Judge Richard E.
Burke, OF the Superior Court one of
the guests made I'll at the banquet Of
Archbishop Mundelein, when Jean
Crones. the chef. placed poison in the
soup. died today.
Physicians said his death was super
induced by the poisoning.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12

Denmark has more than $500 motor
cyclists.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12

for Corsets. not one
of which was made
to retail at less than
$500. All sizes to be
found.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12
Values to $3.50

for choice OF a mis-
cellaneous lot, among
which are Thomson's
Glove-fittinE Corsets.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12
Through a V''7oman's Eyes
X-"CARRYING on"
By MAY CHRISTIE, NJ A.
Copyrght by the Mu Nsape synd
By MAY CHRISTIE. M. A.

Copyright 1916, by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12

Silk Crepe de Chine and Society Satin.
empire style; lace and ribbon trimmed.
Others with shirnng and hemsGtching.
Third Floor.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12

Silk Crepe de Chine Envelope Chem
some with lace butterfly medallion and
edge. Pink. flesh and white. Third Fl
The Washington herald., 1916-06-12

for SOC and 75c Bras
sieres, all sizes in one
style or another.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-06

Gntihei6ct 9e9en bic GrScr Ses
Staat5 s8anfpriifcrs.

9oS StnotSs sObergerift Bot &C.
9en ben Stoot8. .8anfpriifer s. 8.
Q8inQfieI0 uno 0Q3 State 8anting
Department enti6ieoen. 0a0ur6 iii
ieine Sr0cr, ouB so &ro3ent Der 9tes
IcrpefonoS ser Staot8bonfen in be.
Itimntten 8I0ben unb 9onfen I'M
StoQte binterlegt Deroen miiIie1L btn'
f0llig gepor0en.
Gie ct. GburIeS Stote 9onf in ct.
CHARLES, 0regorD Gountp, batte itd
IN 0ieIer 9lngelegenbeit oireft an 0oS
StoatS,Obergertht geipanOt uno bot.
te 10 cine IhneQere Gntihei0ung ber.
beiqefii6rt in oieIer 9lngelegenbett,
neI6e i6utIide 8ontinititute tnt
Staate beriibrt.
Die GntIhci0ung oes Sbergeridts,
Die BON 9ti6ter Smith enttporfen lit,
iagt Ii. a., bob bic 2egi8Iotltr ourh
Nnnobme bes 8anfgeieBe8 iid)er ni6t
6ie glbIift bate, oen 0ffertlihen
9anfprIfer nit iolh ungetpobnliher
uno unbeI6rGnfter 9(utoritdt alts5u.
Itotten, BOB er ben Stoatsbanten
8ori6rtften iiber Die 0eponierlng
ibrer 8eloer, uno pie uno no, MAIDEN
f0nne. SGtte Die 2egisIotur cine iols
DIE 9lbit6t gebobt, Damn tpiiroe oas
@elet gegen Die aonItitrtion BEG
Staotes peritoben."
9o8 8anfgeieb gibt 6em 0ffentli.
den 8riifer feline @epolt 8un @rloB
ooer CUR 0urhfii6rltng FOLDER OtaBs
nobmen. GoI6e 8eItimmlnge1l pie
Sinterlegung zines Geierhefonos IN
oa3u ernan1ten rGeieroe s8ortfen
unD -Gldben fonnen onur bon Der
2egislotur erloiien peroeu." 8teier
Cell oe8 @eiebe8 lei 1tnrihtig allsge'
Iegt fuoroen, uro Die gntIheibun8 oe8
Sbergerihts betrifft natiirlid feline
Der onberen 5unftionen, Die Der 9dnf-
priifer oIs FOLDER uno i'm offentlihen
sSSntereIie unterninnt uno 5u ipelhen
er Die bolle glutoritdt iei,tes 9lnltes be.
iist.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-06
9teuc S>er,uicfclultQclt
ubeimlde SfsperIute 98rb bic y9erla tOrpb2 - Neue
Ohenpe Der Huiien 1T (Salen lOwei eblgeiblngen
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-06

3entroIm06te uuf Elm fron30iii6e8
&rieq3Ififft bat @riehenIano ii6er
ebenIo erbittert, nie e8 eiu infamer
@elpoItitreih uno fre6e 8erIebun8
ser grie6i16en Gouberdnitdt mar.
SSn Sii0.@oIi3ien boben iih sic
GuiIen 3rt elmer ber5meifelten Sffen-
iipe berleiten loiien, INN auf Gunds
MEN oen notigen 9ruf ous3uiiben
lno 5ugIeih sic 3entroImdhte im
9tiiten 5u be0roben. Soneit lit ie-
bod oieIe Sffeniioe ebenIo geideitert,
mie bas peitere Bororingen Ter SStos
liener om S5ion3o mo auf @or5.
SSn gnglono orobt oie reue Minis
terrific nod meitere 6olgen na6 It6
5lt 5ieben uno Der ber3lpeifelte 8lan,
3mangsrefrltier1ng ein31tfilbren uno
oieIel6e oud nuf Srlano oltS3uoebner,
mag fir oa5 britii6e @eltreih nod
mebr beoeuten, ol5 oie iortidreitenOe
@dbrung IN S5n0ien un0 glegppten,
reIp. Ser BioerItono ser britii6en glr-
better. .llnionen. Ger Glon 2or0 Ger
bus, burh ofreiptGltgen 3pong" oent
10 bos oe3imierten britiIden Seer,
bas Iotueit iiber 100000 Wann einge.
biiBt bot, neue 5reitpiIlige 8u8ufiib.
rem bat ongebIid, iiber 2 WiIIionen
Retrl,ten gebra6t, oIlein ieoer olte
SoIoot tpeiB, mas fold burt sllIam.
men getpiirfelte8 WenIhenmoteral
gegeniiber oeutIh oiS8ipIinierten
Eruppen 3u beOeuten bat. Die 0uon.
titdt modt es nidt, oos bat Die I'm.
tpiberItebIihe rltiIiihe 9ampfpaI8e"
sur @eniige bepieien.
9Il(ein oIle3 oieS Benefit, bob Der
beiB erIebnie 6riebe nod immer etn
5raum bIeibt, un0 mir tpollen nrtr
boffen, boB ieIbit eiu itegreide8
0eutIdlono.OeIterreih niht nod bem
artege unter Ser 2aIt Der Steuern,
8enIionen 3inIen Ii. I. tp. 5uiamntens
brid)t.
Mtoge Der n8erfta" -5aa ni6t Die
S6uI5 Iein Dob ouh Die Ser. Staa'
ten IN bos idredlibe Snferno binein'
geserrt peroen! s. 8.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-06
Sergeblide rniiiIde Sffeniibe in DIT
aaliaien.

Berlin, 3. San. -- SSSn 8oIbDnien,
8oIi3ien uno 8eIiarobien muroen bic
GffeniiDperIudje Der 9iniien iiegreiGJ
nereitelt. sic baben Die Q(ngriffe
borIdufig, geidpG6t 0urh Die groBen
8erIuIte, eingeIteIlt, ober cine grncu.
erung oerielben miro ertportet, 90
man iibcr3eugt lit, BOB 9fnflano
nidDts nnDerIndJt Iaifen iuiro, i'm Sit
ben einen Sieg su errtngcu, nm auf
Rumanien, beIien nniidere Saltnng
ben GuiIen unaugeueBm lit, einen
9ruf aussnii6en. 8orldrfig muB
oieIer geriu6 bonn mtlit6rii6en
Ston0punfte ol8 elm gdn3li6er 5ebls
i6lag betra6tet iperoen.
Noboem ser 6eil1o om GpIbeIter.
a6en0 3ipeimal un0 am Reuiabr8mors
gen erfol9loS ongegriffen, begonn er
ON 2. SSanuar na6ntittags 1 llbr ei.
nen neueu glngriff auf uniere Ser
l6an3ungen bel Soporal1b, Der nQd
e:nem Sonoeemenge obgelbIageu
muroe. 3pet St1noen lpdter riidten
I'M eIeid)en abihnitt feds feinoIide
Regimenter Dor, Die 3um groBten GeiI
3urildgetrieben tpltroen.
Die 3abl Der 8efansenen, bic im
Gitliden 8ali5ien in elmer ISOLDE ge.
madDt pnrSen, 6etrmg 5000. Siio.
lid 0ubno uno bel 8ereitionD irnaors
minbe3trf tprroen fleinere &ngrifie
abgeI6la8en.
slnfitanb in SripOlis.
9lIs Der Sultan Ser Eiirfei ben
Seiligen &rieg erfIdrte, erboben iih
Die SripoIitoner einmiittg 9egen Die
italieniid,e SerrI6aft. Sic iiberfielen
Die Stnliener am golcano Gee nn6
idllngen ite, iuobei tie cine nu9ebenre
Menge 8elS, geidibe. 8eiuehrc nno
Iiunitiun crbenteten. Spater id)lt-
gen tie Die sStaliener bel 8baoamDs.
8esenluartis baben bic Staliener nnr
nod bic StaSt Sripolis nnb einen
i6malen aiaenitreifen beiekt, Der
burdD bic 8eidDiite ibrer Sriessidiffe
gebeft ipirS.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-06
SrcilaiIung DER perbafteteu Seuinln.

Qon0on, 3. San. - Cine 2ltbener
Gepeihe an Die n8oiIp Wail" nelbet,
BOB Die tiir3Iih in Snionifi oerbofte'
ten aonIuln in fllr3er 3eit enttpeoer
IN RirGus ooer MorieilIes freigeIaI.
len un0 ibnen fiheres @eleit gebote1
tueroen miro. Die 8eIanoten Der
auiierten.M1hte ertparten SnItrltf.
tionen, ebe iie oer Griediiden 8egie.
rung Die eeforbcrten grfldrungen ge'
ben.
Berlin orobtIos nod Sonbille, 3.
San. - Die buIgariide Gegierung
bot oen fran3oiil6en 4ouittl in Sofia
aIS 8ergeltungsmaBreeeI fir oie
8erboftltng oes bulgariiden aonIuls
in Salonifi berboftet.
2onoon, 3. San. = Gin 9ltbener
8Iott erfldrt, ooB am Is. Sant1ar 0as
Sriegsreft erfldrt peroen miro intb
ooB Die 8eplttiertenfanner fir ben
II. sSonuar einberufen noroen it, nm
Die 8roflanation 3u ratifi5ieren.
2onoon, 8. Sun. - 0ah elmer De-
peI6e aus atben iino Brof. 5rieorih
8rol1s bon Berlin 1tno 8rof. Giiel-
berg bon 8ien Die aonig aonltantin
n1breno leiner &ranfbeit i'm Sriib.
iobr bebonoelten, nor$ $Atben 5ltriid-
gefebrt, um Die gSintoe, Die oanlofs
ourd Die Operation entltano uno ribt
beilte, 81, l,nterinhen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-06

lln6 nun ser ungliiflihe nBeriiu"
Sou, Der onlheinen0 olle8 mie0er oer.
otrbt, pa8 Die 0Iterrei6ii6e &eri06-
nl1ng8note ins 8eIeiie gebra9t uuO
ber 8iIion.Qominiltrotion Die poIiti.
Ihe 8elegenbeit gegeben bat, itf)
zines meiteren groBen otpIomotiIhen
GrfoI9e$ 3u briiiten. Ser Dem one.
rifanil6en 8olfe bon gteuem belOeis
fen Iollte, nel6 etn &ouptferl Der
8oo6rop 8iIion lit un0 Dor 0em Die
europ6iiden M6dte iid bod beuge.t
miIiien. 9oB 6uSielbe ameritontihe
8olf, Der 8enunoerung bon. ii6 freu.
EN- ioIlte, etnen IoI6en GrdItoenten 3lt
baben (oer, duBer England gegens
iiber, gegen ie0ermcnn energiihe
8orte finoet). Dab 8ooorom 8il-
ion Der ein5ige Getter in ser poIiti.
iden got uno Ser iiegreihe Banner
TRIGGER in Der fontmen0en Notionals
mubl bleiben ntiiiie.
0or:iber uno I'M 9lnI6luB an Den
intereIInnten Irtifel MinIterber.Jtoos
Iepelt (SpoIte 6 ut1o y bon Or. q.
Souer tperoen mir in r1dbiter gtums
mer man6es 51 logen baben.
@oS oie ougenblifli6e uilttdriife
Sage Ser ariegsma6te betriIft, bar.
iiber in &iir5e folgenoes. auf Der
mgItli6en 5ront ideint eS feit8uIteber:,
ooB oie 8ran5oien ibre 5ront oerfiir.
3en uno oie 8riten oieIelbe oerldn.
germ rnuBten. @elpiiie gln5eiden laI.
fen oorauf 16lteBen, oaB Die 3elttI6en
eine Sffenltpe in groBerem MoBItabe
gegen 0ie 6ran5olen planen, I'M iiber
Soiiions nod 8ori8 borsubringen,
meIhe f,1r3e @ntferntng ettua Der
Strede bon Giour Sails na6 Mitdea
entIpriht. 6erner eribeiut elm ge-
meiniornes @oreeben Der 3eutihen
uno 9iirfen gegen BEN Sue3-aanol
reip. 9legDpten unb Der berbiinoeteu
3cntrolmdhte gegen Die BET Salonifi
9lIliierten n1ebr als
nabrIhetnli6 ebenio etn aemeinIa.
mer 8orItoB eegen Die Ruiien IN Siio
@ali5ien. - Die geipaltiane gntfiib-
rrng Der SaIotifi Roniuln Der
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-06

JIG itSp CIltlkllGDClL +ItL'DANr 'pN'''t ~
Die @efobr einer mirflid]en &rilis aus
oen @ege r0umen DoIlte. Sic bot
iib olio gen0ti8t geieben IN Der
&aitptiu6e nad5u9eben un0 fir Die
8eilegung Der nod beiteben0en 0iffe=
ren5en Iollen Die ilblihen 0iplomotis
ihen Wtittel D0lltB genil8ett. Wfit or-
Beror0entIi6er @eI Ihtdlihtett bat Or.
8uriun bieShDierigfett itberDun0en
Die Ii6 aus Der omeritonii6en 6Or.
oerlng ergob, ooB Der aontmmn0eur
oe8 0Iterret6iIben Galtb6ooteS be.
ltraft meroen Iollte. Die 0lterreiht.
Idle 9lntportnote entbdlt Die t11r3e
Ofitteilung, BOB oteier umerttoniiAen
5oroerung bereits geniigt lit, 0od lit
Der 0lterreihiide W}urineoffi3ier nidt
fir 0ie 8erIenfung Der y2lncona" 9e-
ImaBregelt moraen, ion0ern oteluebr
oufiir, Dob er Der 8anif, Die an 8Or0
oes itoIieniI6en 0onpfer3 5errldte,
niht geniigeno Re6nlng trug uno
pergoB, ooB Die S5nltruftionen Der
0lterrei6ild)en N0mtralit0t eS ibm
3ur Bflidt mQ6ten, au6 DEM 6ein0e
Igegeniiber 0ie 8eIebe Der W}enlhlt6s
felt palten 3u luiien. 8el6e 6orm
Ole Strafe angenomnen bot, barber
perloutet niht5, nber in 0ieler 8e.
5iebung miro uniere &omtniItrotton
e8 ia DobI fir ratiam balten, feline
ilbertriebene Reugier on Den Gag III
legeu.
Die 0Iterrcihiide Hegierllng ldbt
in ibrer 9lutDort Den gan3en Satbc-
| ItanO nod cimnal HeDue pu1iieren.
Sic Ie9t 0ubei 1torten 9tuh0ruf 0ars
nuf 0uB Der aomman0eur tbreS
I8uu6boot8 Dem &opitdn Der n9Incos
no" ltngen0bnli6 oteI Belt lieB, feline
Hal1agiere un0 Wannihaften in Sis
6erbeit 3u bringe1, uno ooB, menn
troboen1 70 DieIe Weni6en umtomen,
Die Eonif, Die on 8oro ouSbra6, unO
Die 5SeigDett Der nur ouf ibre etgene
Hettl1ng be0o6ten WunnIduft oie
oueinige S6uIo ooron trugen. glIS
9epeiS fir Die &opfIoit9teit Der
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-01

Some very interesting and remark
able postcard photograph views have
recently been received in the city by
friends and relatives Of w. H. Horne,
formerly Of Hallowell. but who for some
time has been located at Ell Paso, Texas
Mr. Horne is a member of a firm en-
gagged in manufacturing postcard views
taken at various places in Mexico along
the American border Several Of these
views were taken by Mr.. Horne himself
of the execution of captured bandits in
Mexico. One card shows the crowd
hurrying to witness an execution in
Juarez Mexico, and is very clear. An
other depicts three Of the bandits
standing against the wall Of an adobe
hut al the psychological moment Of
having received in their bodies a volley
from the guns of Mexican soldiers, and
several cards portray scenes immedi-
ately following executions in Columbus.
N. M. Two photographs Of Villa on
horseback are among this most inter-
esting exhibit. In the letter accom-
Continued on Page 5-coIumn ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-01

ter. Evening service at I: lively gospel
singing by choir and congregation. The
cial eyangelstic subject by pastor; sub
ject, Whatsoever a Man Soweth, That
Shall He Also Reap" Everybody invit-
ed. Seats free.
Church of the Redeemer, Rev. Lang
worship at io.3o with sermon by the pas,
tor; subject, THE Finding of the SOUL
Sunday school at 11.45: evening service.
Of fine wednesday evening Service at
7:So; subject. Parallels of Human
Choice A cordial welcome is extended
to ALL
Holy communion. 100 Sunday schools
and Girls Friendly Society; penetential
office, sermon holy communion, 1890;
Sunday school and rector's class, II; eve
ming prayer. address, Z.
w, L. Helms Of Halloween will speak
chapel at go and Z.
First Baptist church. Robert S. Pink
ham pastor: Morning worship with ser
tor the pulpit will be supplied by Rev.
Mr. Mitchell of Waterville. Evening ser
vice of song and praise at A short ad-
dress will be given by Rev. H. G. Mann
of this city. Special music by the mems
chorus.
Methodist Episcopal church. Highland
avenue, Herbert S. Dow minister: 1880,
morning worship with sermon by the
pastor; subject. The Great Paradox"
school, II. F. Twombiy Superintendent;
mems class meets in auditorium. 0. b.
Clason teacher; 3 p. NJ, Junior League:
p. NJ, Epworth League: Z p. NJ, SER
vice in auditorium; subject. Where Do
You Live?" prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 73o; class meeting Friday eve
ming at 7.30; special meeting of official
board Monday evening at Ia