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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
9icuulurrtrascn 6cftrnit.

Ger gicacr Soialb 3adion pon y|r.
2n8. gsetNlllberrD 2try mus ms
C5ci6ngniB ranocrn oa CT $26.43
nicht bc3a6lcn fant nelde Strolc
ii6el i6n non Hidter @rcnDcl IN Scr
noromeitliAeu &oli5eiitadon pcr6du5t
muroc. Sodiou batte iidJ IN Elm @c-
iprdb nit cinem &oli5ilten cingeIaI
zen, md6reno CT eincn aelaoenen re.
polpcr III iener SaIhc trua Ger
eolisilt iuollte Ole Eaibeu n0ber me
leriudqm mornui Der gieger oie
5lli@t ergriii. 9eim SallieH iicl ibm
tcg Icpclper ans Der Sairbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
StaIicniidjcr sag.

GreiinO3won5ia italieniibe Grgani.
iationen heir6ten Oeu @o5ar.
@raf a. 0|ocbi oi Geacrc, Scr
itolieniiba 8oti9oiter troi NIT
Iciner @enidbGn imo cnigcn
0}itglicorla Der @eianotid6ait per
9htomo6il ans @al6ington elm.
Grciino5man5ig italieniiAe Srga-
niiationeu 5aitcn ii1 gcltern IN Der
&oifeu5aae Nes 5. gfegimcrts etngc-
flnccn unl Nen italienii1en Gng mli
Dem go3or wiiroig 81 bege6cn m0
tbreH 8eitrag 8u @uniten i6rcr
decentralization 2onosleute bel
5ulteucru. MuitfapeQeu ipielten Die
ieIben 1Rdridc, meI9e Die Solooten
@ari6alois onicuertcn. Sunoerte
pon italieniiWen 6ralten in eei1macf-
ooQcn iorbenrei6en gtotionolfoitii-
men 6oten Gin le66oites 9ilO lmo
prieien i6re lgooren ser iAauluiti-
gen @4enge al. 6rou air6D 6lotper
Smith trug e6enfaQs ein itolienii6eS
9tationulfoitiin unO leitete in Gerbin-
oung nit onOeren 3amen oaS geItri.
&c @rogronm. SSrou Suit6 bat
lange Sabre in Stolien gGuobnt uno
fennt oie @c6rdude 0es itolieniiben
Golfes genuu. Gie itolieuiihen @ait-
mirtbi6uften al Der Snn0itraBe, Die
2oggia lmo 3'erooln iinO BON ibr enf-
porien mor0en.
Cine itoIienii6e @oroc, beite6en0
ans &eteronen Die in italienii1en
ariegeu initgeio9ten ba6en, bielten
in Uniform an Scr itolieniiben Ser
fouis6uoe g9a9t. Olebrere ser ge-
itern onweieuoen itolienii6en @eica.
iAoiten bottsn Sonos bon ie $500
ouigctrie6cu. mel6es @clo IN ser it1-
lienii6cn 9uoe peranSgobt mlroc.
,Seoc ojeieai1oit foiiite cine Gigorre,
iiir wel6c iie 500 bis $3.50 be
5a6lte.
0ie @6ren0Gite paren Der itolienl-
iAe @otiboiter @roi q, Dlacbi 81
Geacre imo zine @emablin. Sie po-
rem per gluto bon @ai6ington bier.
Der gefa6ren mo botten einige Wlit
olieoer Der @cionotidait mitgcbraGt
S,n Der oErotioria", einer tDpiicben
itolienii6en @oihpirt6idait murOen
sic 2an0esgcridte, uor5iiglib Spa9'
6etti BON OirfcIGuaigen Stalienerilt
uen pcro6rcdht. Sieriuo5won5ig
ainOcr ocS Ct. SEQ -@oiien6eims be-
aruBtcn ocn @otidafter nit cinem
G6crgeiang. Cine onoere 9lttraftion
oes itolicniihen Cages bot O}aoamc
2olda Siniitd, pcl1e i'm oSittle
EbCotre" 3wei Gon8erte CAB. Gas
9lmtulan3aiito Der 6rm gSiaiom S.
&anoerbilt, meldes ser iran50iiihen
Reeiering sei6eutt mor, tom gcitcrn
im 8a3dr an na9oem c5 8 lionqte
lang 6orten 0ienit an Der Sdladt
front gcie6el 6atte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
Wcfa6rlidJc glntO.GOlliiiOp.

3oli3ciricbtar Gnrfins in Der noro-
6iiliden @oIi5eiItotion bcitrofte oen
gleeer &apmonO Bates, onge6liA III
glr. 62S, g9cit. @ermonitroBc, iuobu
4ait pegcn 6o6rlaiIigteit I'M 50 uno
sic Soften ioeil Ct init Dem bon ibn
gelenften glnto-6rid in Oos 6ubr=
iperf oes glcgers 8rcOerid Gortcr
binciniu6r mcI1cr iniol0c Oes bel.
tigcn 9lnproGs ouf bic StroBc &c.
idlcnOert murOe mo 10 ernite Ser.
lcbunoen oopon trng, oaB or in ooS
u5t, 6oicpb's Soipital" gebradt
wcrocn mlBtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
Cs6epaar ,ougte I'D,

YIls oie gr0Bte 2iigneriu IN 9olti.
more be5ei6nete gcitcrn Der 3S Sabre
alte Clarence Solmes ieine @attin
Minnie SoolmcS, bic iicb bci &idter
&onit iiber DliB6anohing beidwerte.
9olmes geitano ein, OoB er ieine 6rat
9eldlagen boite, CAB o6er 81 ieiner
Sertbeioigung an, OaB iie ion er5iirnt
babe oaourd OaB iie troeoem er i6r
Si7 podent!id gebe, fir cine anOere
,5raa 8oiddi6eit uerribte. gluBer.
Dem ioll lie ibreu Gerloblngsring
mo &ralring oeriebt ba6eu. yladl-
ocm 9oluies ueripro6en botte feline
6rau in 3uflrnit nibt tpieoer 5u nib.
banocln mlroe CT bon Dem 9lihtsr
aut ircieu SUB geieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
Noltimore ion trudcn nerSru.

9lngcipornt olrb Ocn Grfolg h Scr
9lnoes6auptitoOt, mid Die oQlarp.
ldnOer glntisSoloou-Sigo" in ser
nGdiIten politiiden Gamposne oQc
snitren9ltngcn MAIDEN mr. iol6c
Yiiialicoer in oie @eicb9ebung 81
wdbIen, lpeIWe iiir Brobibition limo.
Die @oiler.Seute lpoaen cine Ero0i.
bitionS6ia tiir Den ean5cn Starf
ourboriiden, aber feiue 9ieierenOum.
&laulel bo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
Sun WOs ii6crlualtiat.

Sn einem 3immer bon 9lnton $50
ter's Sotel, @dc Gutap. lno Gam-
oen-StraBe, wurOen geitcrn @}orgen
Inn II ll6r Ger 10 Sabre aIte Glgoe
acnorid imO Der % Sabre alto Setb
Eltnom 8eioe bon 9lodS6urg,
S.-@., BON Scudtgas iibermdltigt
otioeiilnoen. Sic puroen Olr9 bic
%oli5ei Oes meitli6en GiitriftS ms
lIuioeriitdts.Soipitol gebroc6t, NO lie
olr6 einen Bulnotor pic6er ms Sc.
ben 3nriidNerllien mIroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
gOlornrM 1t ct. @atrials Gaa.

5t. GotridS Suo miro morgen
ourd cinen IcufdottcsOicuit n Der
1t. Ratrid's airc9c an 9rooOwapt
nno @ouf GtraGe acicicrt lperocp.
Gorohial C5ibbcns miro inn All
Inn @ornittoGs cine Nod)mellc leier,
an mcldcr auBcr Oeni Goroinal 9i
Idol Giucn 9. Gorrieon inio oie
N5eiitlihfcit Ser fotbolilden airdcn
Sen 5toot tbcilnebmen wcroeh giadl
@ccnoiQlmg ser Mleiie miro Der Gar.
oiuol cine fur5e Meoc boItcn uu0
patrr ser Gnloouna ocs Scclicrgcrs
ser Stride @ater Soincs 3 @ono6ne,
All cincm 6cltciien IN oent 9cftorot
am groa0maD init ocn ouorrcn CSeilt'
lidocn 6olGc leiiten.
Ole Seicr 5il Gbrcn ocs irldnoi'
ldlcll 5huBpatrons miro ii oieicu
sabre nidt III 10 groBdrtigcr @eiie,
iaic Iribcr gefeiert mcrOcn oodD i'm
oen sic 5eltlidiaitcn Der rin5clnen
lmeigc oes aglltcn GrocnS Der Sl-
hcrmcr@ in 1crge6rabter @eilc itott.
sl0rnos iciert Die n&ibcrnier@ @elell'
idloft~ im 1Sotcl 9icnnert~ olrd elll
glanleit ogl glamcnStng
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16

llnter Der glni6uloigung Elm I'M
orocntlidcs ScuS in 9r. oil, g}orO.
SmparoitraBe, 5it iii6rcn ipuroen sic
36 Sabre olte @elen Sart mo Oie %
Sabre olte Aoic Garter BON 9ii6tcr
grenoel III Scr norDiUeitli1en &oGi
5eiitdtion fir Gin @eriHtsperio6rcn
ieitee6oltcn. Gas Sous, iucIbeS felt
Idnscrer 3eit pon Der Foli5ci 6Guod)i
lpor, pnroe geitern N}or9en pon
@loiroden belu6t. Die beiOcn
Sroucn uno 5ipei Nl6nncr, @eorgc
&ia BON @enOcrion 9f. g., lino @}icb.
Wturpbp bon Gofano, Sal wltroen
uer6oitct. Die bciou Ml0mcr MIR
oen ais 5toots5cugcn inter ie $i0o
9iiroiboit gciteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
Sin 9sIan fiir stnats.@nrcanr.

@oubernear Sorrinoton botte nit
0cm &oriiecn6ell 0es itoatlic6en 9lr.
6cits.9ireaus 6or cine lmterreolmg,
IN pel9er ser @lan 6eiprohen muroc,
Die &dAmlidfciten fiir Oie cin3elncn
3pei9e Der &criualtlug nod Ger pro-
jcltirten neilcn @aiien6oue 5u Der.
lcgen, neil oieiel6cl iibcr Oic Sta0t
Oer6reitct, ni6t nc6r qeniigen0
Hotm bieten. 0urh cine &crqr0Bc-
rlmq scr @afienbaIlc lpiiroc Sem iebt
Gcite6cnOcn llebeliton0c o6ne oajil
groBe Soften a65n6clieu icin. Scrr
SSor 5ciste 0em @ouocrncur, 0aB sic
pom Stoat bcpiai9ten @clOer in
No6e oon $4,000 tiir @}ict6en bon
9tdlunlicbfeiten ein aopital rcprdicn.
tirel5 oaS 81 5 &ro5ent ocr5init, I'm.
lcia6r cine 6aIbe N|illion Collars BE-.
trdgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
Ginr ncnc GompOiition

ocs befannisn 0rgoniiicn umO Gbor.
meilters Sra @borles Wlnttcr 1T
fiir5lcb i'm Grnd erl1ienen. Scrr
Alutter bat oas o9liper9cS me" iiir
Guartctt o6er gcmiiAtcn G6or oanft
bar uno ii9lDoa gciebt. 3urc6 bic
slnlagc, cinlpbc Sarnoniirlng mo
9tinniii6ulaQ lte6t bic Goupolition
i'm iogcnannien tirt6hdcn Stpl mo
lit iiir gotiesOicnitlidcu @c6rand &c.
Ci0nct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
gIerlie gIeriammInna.

@roBes SSntereiie miro Ser gler5te-
&erlannlung cntgegenge6ra4t mel
4c bclte 9Ibcuo inter oen 9llipi5iea
Der Baltimore me0i5iniiben @eiell-
i9oit in Der OSler.&olle, glr. 1911,
Gotbeorol Ctr, ubge5olten miro.
Die meoi8iniitbe @eieGiboit oes So
lim6ia Gntrifts 1T 81 elmer gemein.
ibaitli6en Siblmg eingelaoen. Gle
@diie aus @ai6in9ton per0en in Der
0}onnt &opal Station fir5 nod 8
il6r eintreiien. 9erniene &eoncr
peroen iiber n@1eOi5inil6c 9ereit.
ibait" iprcbcn. Der SauptreOner lit
@encral @illiom Is. @orqos, @ene-
rolitabsar5t ser &ereinigtcn Staoten.
9lrmee. Gr mir0 ii6cr oie ,,1Rooer-
ncn Seilmet6ooen in Der 2lrmee"
ipreden. g(u6 Cberlt 9ouis 81. ga
@arOe miro einen Gortrag bolten uuO
5par iiber vDic cbiriroiidc uno dr5t-
Ii1snlilitdriidc gcreitiAoit." S6crit
90 @aroe miro ais 9lutoritdt in &c.
5ie6ng allf S6uBmunOen ongeie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
Ger gSclttricg lieutc Dor ciuem
Sa6r.



Sic Iellit6en ballen Den &c
D}orte Soumc~ Siigcl oni Ocr
@elticite Der Dlaas gcgen ale
fran5oiiihen 9lngrille.
Ger irau36iiibe arieasmintlter
@ollieni tritt ans @cluno6eits-
9fiidH6tcn aus icinem Amte 5u-
rid.
CeIlerreidiide Gruppen babtu
miit6euoc 9lngriiie Der Stoliener
Gci @o6gora mo Gan D'ortino
inter ihpereH &erInlten tiir oen
6eiuo 5uriidgepiclcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
Stnnta.sd dlnlhnhfnnN.

Siad Ger &ertbeilma Der piertcl.
id6rlid)en Staots. Sbulitener ourd
ocn StoatS. Godirolclr Sugb 9l. DC
Nhtllen erbnlteu Baltimore mo BAL
timore Gomio Die iolacnoen @etrd9c
bonn 5taate, Stoot Baltimore: oi
icltHbe SGuliteucr $1lA12O.SS;
Sdul6ud 5onO $17S12.67; Sod.
ldulen $250O; Soloire $775; 9alti.
iuore.@oimtp oiientlide Sduliteuer
$30,139.73; Sdul5ud-6ouO $5200.-
50; Sodihllen $2750; Sonoiertig-
leitsicbnlen 1919, Saloire $775.
0euiidje, GcitcrrcidliIBc nuo ltuga.
ride NrieeSaulci6en.
100 Start unO 100 GrUnen aniW6rts.
SBeO. s.. Sieuer & So,
TratM 2I7 Ch-NofGmorr.Sfr.
(0eb20-) 243 SiO.yrOaOwng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16

! grIenraplildler gNetterbcridIt.

Nus Den iibrigelI 8lin6eS.gSetter.
@cobodJtiings Stotioncn wuroen bic
iolgenocn nicorieitca Icmperotlren
oic Inn s llbr eeitern 9[6cnO berri9'
ten beribtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16

p9noiornm"- oE0e 5raierniD eobs aHo
Sirl5~
,,Surbe e"-- NTpcreucc"
olS0DrW" Ebg gi0 Offers"
,0lpv0hrgme" &oubepile mo Q9dnoelbiloer
,WinrDipno QunoeDue mn &auoelDiloer
,,9iafisMiaocinie"- gdbe imna loiUB SIR"
,,gitioria g'auoepiae itno @anoelbIoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
Gonaenanf. nnO llntcroano.
gSeiteransiidlteu.

Sir glarDlano uno oen Giltrift
Columbia beutc flor uHo norolucit.
Lido gsinoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
8luci glOriucqer in srn6rI.

Ger % Sabre oltc @ap Seiion
un0 @iaidm Seioelbreat, 0eoc Nia.
troien anf Dem uormc9iicbcn 0ompicr
n9iorusoa", murocn BON Dem @oIi.
5iiteu %oiinou pom iiolibeu Diilriit
IN Der 6ort2loc, oerboitct, Gcraoc
alS Tie iiG priigeln molltcu. 'GoliJei'
riGter 9iouit bate ieine 9Pii6e, ans
0cn beiOcn Seeia5rern 0cronsjnbrin-
0cn morlm lie nit chamber STREET.
anirngen, 0d @eioe 6e6allptetclL ocr
cn9lil6en Spra6c ni6t md6iig 5ll
lcin. Seiiou mllBtc So mo oic SO.
ilcn 6erappcn pd6rcuo Seioelbreat
nit 81 urO Soften oaoonfam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
Gouion0c bon stroBenpaiiantl

GauionOc bon StraBenpailonten
Fco6odtetcn 1citcrn &crrn Grnlt
5up0cr ais 0cricl0c oie Sloageu.
itauge aui ocm % gtodwcrte 6oben
9erngton e5ir..@ebdiloc aniiriM.
Gle neuc @o6lemperite Der q8onn.
iDlponia@iienbabn~ 3u Ganton Dur.
DC geiieu 5rm critcu Wiole in 9lll-
iprn1 qeuoanucn. Dic S2erite 1T
6ciua9e 1000 SUB Ioug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
StautS Stencr- SSrOGlcmc.

Sic Staqts 9nnten6e66roe miro
0elte in glmapolis cine 5ibung Gal.
ten unO 0ariiber 6cratbeJ ob Die
5taatsy ucr.@ommiiiiou alitoriIirt
mcrocn iol, bic angcblid riidfanot
ocn 5tcuern Der Baltimore Belt
8a5n-Go." cin5utrei6e1.
GiclSIcBOunacu uOdJ 9euiidIanS
nnO Erltcrreidj.llnGcru
f6nnrn micocr 6ard an5 bclorgt mer'
ocn. gleue @erbinoungcn berlldjern
iidcre Slus5obluugen.
Sbcp. s. GiCucr a 6Op
2l7 Git.SaItimOrc.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16

FuO ieocn Sag i'm gurcGn OeS
gGentiden SorreipOnocntcn"
Sn babcn.
gcitragr fir bic gsutbleiOeuoeu IN
GrniIdlanO nnS Wcfauacnen
in Sibiricu
euiacacn gcnommcn NIB IofOrt in
8latte anittirt.
CyiIcrne @ren5e iinO anA 81 ba6cn
bei Sdumuder & Gu.,
3immcr gir. s, NOrOuits(Sde
CSbarIcc. mnO CSerman-StruRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16

Cine 6eOeuflide Storung Bat
8anias aus oem Siiopeiten erreidt
rno 6ot 56nee i'm @eiolgc Sic
Ccmpcratnr miro iih niht 6cocuteno
0uoern 0oA miro eS am Sonllo9
III sen atlantiiAeu Staoten reancn
oocr idjneien. Gin iharier gloroweli-
uiro nhD iib 9l6en0s nodl Dem
Gor0olien 81 oreben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-16
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idIait-g -g8etscrsgjirenn.
gleridJt 6cS Baltimore g9ctterbnrcOnS

Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der EuTt
mor 81 4ro5cnt Inn s llbr Wtorgcns
uno 4S @ro3eut I'M s llbr glbcnos.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-09

children's day program. Evening, ad-
dress by DIR. Kulp.
First German, Tyler and Fifth, A. J.
Ross, pastor. Morning sermon 10:45.
"A Helpful Hand" Reception of
graduating class and Holy Commun-
ion. Lecture at 8 o'clock, bible Evil
dences."
Walnut Grove, Sixteenth and Har-
rison, S. L. Buckner, pastor. Annual
CtiIdren's day service in the morning,
parents. Evening service, prohibition
rally. H. T. Laughbaum, superin-
tendent of the anti-saloon league of
oklahoma will speak.
Mt. Olive, Twelfth and Buchanan.
]. D. Rice, pastor. Morning theme,
'Life's Invisible Leadership Eve
ming. o'clock, DR.. Alva P. Jones will
speak on The Strategy of America -
Presbyterian.
First, Eighth and Harrison, s. S.
Estey, pastor. Address at morning
service by DR.. Sam Small, famous
southern evangelist and of interna-
tional repute. Subject, National Pro
hibition." Special patriotic and re-
ligious song service in the evening.
Short address by the pastor.
Redden Chapel, Second and Monroe,
]. H. Fazel, pastor. Sabbath school
at O'Clock. Patriotic service for
boys in the parish who have registered
and enlisted. Special sermon by the
pastor.
Potwin. Fifth and West, H. L. Nell
son, pastor Preaching service morn
ing and evening
Westminster, College and Huntoon,
Ralph Ward, pastor. Morning sermon
by DR.. Madison Swadener of Indian
apolis, subject, The Cross and Old
Glory in the New Crusade Evening
sermon by the pastor, Courage"
Christian.
West Side, Underwood and Duane
Mrs. Clara H. Hazelrigg, pastor Morn
ing sermon, 1915, theme Loyalty"
Evening address at s, by H E. Swan
of the Anti-Saloon league.
Central Park, Sixteenth and Central
Park. c. E. Rash, pastor. Communion
and preaching at IL. Theme, Church
Service Efficiency" Evening theme,
Restoration"
Miscellaneous.
Second United Presbyterian, Hun
toon and Fillmore. w. NJ. Jackson
pastor. Morning sermon, the Rev. A.
T. Jones, assistant superintendent of
the Anti-Saloon league. Evening SER
mon by the pastor.
Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene,
ITO Buchanan, the Rev. Mr.. Demoret,
pastor. Preaching service morning and
evening
Church of the Spirit Communion,
$50 Lawrence. DR.. A Wheeler, pastor.
Lecture, Religion and the Indians
Sunday evening.
Spiritualist Temple Builders, Fourth
and Monroe. Mrs. Ruffner. lecturer
Lecture Sunday evening at 8.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-09
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS

Let object be country, whole country and po
ing but country.-Daniel Webster.
1t is right to be contented with what have but
with what are-Anon
The soul alone, like neglected harp
Grows out of tune, and needs hand divine;
Dwell thou within it, tune and touch the chords.
Till every note and string shall thine!
Harriet Beecher Stowe
An idle idle it gets start
Youths Companion.
Be deceived God is not mocked for whatsoever
soweth that shall he also reap-Gal. 81.
1 ask Thee for the daily strength
To that ask denied;
mind to blend with outward life,
While keeping by Thy side;
Content to fill little space
If Thou be glorified.
The succeed best in life have always
cheerful hopeful who went about their business
with smile their faces and took their changes and chances
this mortal life like facing rough and smooth alike
it came.-Charles Kingsley.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-09
TO GIVE BIG PROGRAM
ChiIdren's Day To. Be Fititngly Cele.
brated at First Nj. E. Church.

Children's day will be observed Sun
day, June 10, at the First Methodist
Episcopal church at IL o'clock in the
morning. One of the features will be
a mass chorus of 125 voices.
The program follows:
Organ Prelude, Suite Gothique, Choir
al, BoeDnan
Song ..-.B beginners department
Exercise -.-...-..- Beginners Department
Marie Meta, Esther White. Alice Nc
Entire, louise Kittell, Catherine Hayes.
Bernie cones.
Baptismal Service.
Mass Choius. bells of chiidren's lay
Junior. Young Peoples and Senior
choruses
Reading, school Day"
Miss Thelma Wood
Response, Hear Us, Heavenf. Father
Report, ''fhe Years work"
Reading, The Message of the Chapel
Bell :. .......... Miss Jean Patterson
Chorus, Wien the Bells Ring Out Their
Reading adj Unlocking The po oarS; l"
offertoir:y solo. THAT Sweet Story Of
Reading ,f Your Flag and Ny Flag"
Miss Esther Dibble
Mass Chorus, THE Worlds Astir''
Reading, 1.-The First ChilGren's Day :.
.................M Miss Marveline Couture
Remarks supt j. v Ab bra
Shepherd Lead U.s.
Mass Chorus, Sing Praise"
Benedictfon by the Pastor
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young men chump adj der chance to
die MAYBE many times for DER goun-
try. Off course dere ISIS a few piffle
poys who hid under der bed all regis
tration day, but mighty few. You will
recall, Heine. dot der Bible says Adam
und Eve ORIGINATED der human race
und likewise many oder tings. How
efer, customs half changed, und in
Topeka We don't often refer to Adam
and Eve but now speak off Ike und
Eve, hating in mind vun Ike Gilberg
und Eva Harding, who, I half heardt
idt rumored, are endeaforing to or
chanise der piffle poys into a brigade
off wrist watch guardt to serfe duty
ofer der pack yard onion patches
against an invasion off grub worms
und beetles. Here's hoping dey die
valiantly performing DER duty. Or at
leasdt, Heine. hoping dot dey don't
recover for some time.
Vie We are on DER same subject as
yedt 1 wish you could half been here
to witness der parade on Registration
ing day. Puy golly, idt vos some pa
rade. Dere vos bands und flags und
ice cream wagons und transforms und
eferyting vich makes a parade a sue
cess. But der main attraction vos der
soldchers marching. In der parade
vos der Poy Scouts. who will fight our
battles ven We hat world peace und
dere ISIS no more vars, marched side
puy each, und made us proud off der
spirit vich is growing puy dem in.
Den der present army vos represent
ed puy der National Guard, Battery
"A, und oders, und likewise der poys
who half registerationed puy Regis
trationing Day, und lasdt, but puy no
means der less. der grand old chen
tlemen who half lighted our battles
vieh han came before, der Grand
Army off der Republicans. Such an
example, Heine. as dey made for der
present cheneration, marching along
init faltering steps, but NIT der glow
off patriotism still Illuminating DER
faces, und how ashamed shouldt dey
make der piff1e poys feel who did nodt
registration.
Hoping you are der same,
Your fader,
LOUIE SCHNITZ.
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WORLD PRAYER UNION
Ida Reiniger Hardy OF Topeka Has
War Time Suggestion.

Editor State Journal:
At this perilous time of general war,
when fathers, husbands, brothers and
lovers are being called to arms in de-
Tense of their country, /, an earnest
seeker after Truth, desire to speak in
behalf of that vast army of mothers.
fathers wives. sisters. sweethelrts
and all others, of all nations, who are
eager to do something, who are not
forgetful of the power of prayer, and
who are now daily trusting in divine
guidance, Lot only for the soldiers, but
for the prevailing of the cause of
Truth and Right. With full conf
of individual prayer, and believing
that still greater power and strength
may be realized thru united prayer.
not alone for those in camps or on
the field of battle hut also for those
who are eft behind, 1 wish to suggest
that irrespective of race, color or de-
nomination the praying people of
every locality meet at frequent reg
ular intervals, for the devout purpose
of uniting hearts and voices in prayer
to the Great Giver. knowing that His
will is being done. and that the spirit
of conflict will be overcome by a spirit
of brotherly love. The helpfulness of
prayer is recognized and is not limit
ed to race or locality 1t is free to
all humanity. Who shall say that in
world wide prayer, the mothers and
a Christ like influence of which gov
ernments are in need and which rul-
ers of themselves, are powerless to
provide?
The mere details of any labor of love
are usually simple and easy to carry
out. In the present plan some minis
ter or religious teacher will gladly
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Mein dear son Heine:

Mein dear son Heine:
ENCLOSED hermit ISIS der exceptional
check witch you wanted for der gom-
mencement exercisings. 1 subbose idt
ISIS all right, but Heine, ven you gedt
home 1 wish you vouldt explanation
apoudt der skollege business to der old
man. Ven you stardt adj der peggin-
ing off der skollege season you hat vot
you call der enrollmendt, den ven you
quivt adt der finish off der season
mendt Now vot ISIS der reason off
commencing chust ven you are stop
ping, Also ven ISIS idt dot you learn
someding iff you don't commence un-
til you stop? 1 don't gedt idt, Heine.
1 guess MAYBE peter you hadt go to
some oder skollege next year we're Ndey
commence adt der starting und nodt
adj der quiviting. If 1 drive me puy
der car in do l shut der engine off
und put der brakes on ven 1 start
No, und likewise do 1 go oudt riding
, ven half come home yedt? No. Also
Wy shouldt a skollege commence ven
idt hass stopped? Someding ISIS
wrong. Heine. vot ISIS 1 don't know.
Veil, Heine, since your fader vos
born to young to be under thirty
years. off age ISIS der reason I am now
so old und therefore did nodt regis
tration for der army. However, Heine,
der old man voS on vun off der regis
tration boards und helped der oder
fellow gedt ready to lick der enemy
vich ISIS chust as peter but nodt so
goot. 1 tell you idt vos fine to see der
young skinitizens march oop to der
registerers places und offer DER lifes
for DER country midtoudt hesitation
und init pleasure. One young Teller
says l half seferal wifes und a chill
dren, but l am chust as Wiling to go
ven my country needs me, und dere
vos lots off oders chust like him.
Reine, idt vos nodt a choyous occa-
sion, but vun vich touched der ten
derest chords off der heart und made
der pulses leap nit choy to see desc