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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-06
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-06
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Strabe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-06
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!6off 2lpe., ana6e.
CHARLES uno RoIa Saur, Wlt.
WaIbinston, &nabe.
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bridge Ctr, Wldb6en.
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Sobn unO Barbara Sod, 1106
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5inbldp Ctr, Snabe.
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Ctr, &nabe.
2puis unO Sris 5reeie, 446 Mcs
0plpelI Str, &nabe
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Central Qlps., Huabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-06

WelegeiiflIdJ Der eriter Situng,
ireIfle Dom Sfrabenbabnfomnittes
res Staotratbs in Saf,en Der proief'
tirten Derpahting Ses @insbabuip.
items an bic Strabeftbabnseieai aid,aii
cbsebaIten ,porben, fpurbe bon Der
idJieoenen Seiten 5ientIid idarfe Sri
lit dn Der porIiegmben Sr6inan5 &C.
iibt.
Diarentlid Der pornnlige Staotan'
malt gettuian ,por nit biDerien BE.
iiimmimgen nift 5ufrieSen. Seiner
slniift nad ioate Der gadtpertras
mir fir bic 0aiier bon 10 SSabren ab.
neihloiien ,perbm, itatt ipie in Der
Sroinan5 poreeiebcn iuirb. aui 30
1abre mo oils Gr,ino bieriitr gab
Serr gettnlnn aiL oaB nad glbiaui
ron o sabren oi,i @r,ino Der 9eitiri.
nninsen bes @ogers @eieses Der Stra.
kentabnfreibrief tpieSer einer Meuiiion
unteraogen iperben mnrb iinb oab
oanu Die StraBenbabnseieaid
ipenn lie ben Yadtpertrog fir oas
1iingbabnipiiem iiir einen ldnseern
.}eitraim beidbe, Der Stabt beoeiitel.
Be Sdipicriofeitn bereiten fonnte
siuberoem ioIlten, in9 Serrn gett.
nann's slniid)t audi bic lleberlalO.
tahnen eebalten iein, aae Vaiioaiera
ianerbaIb Der Stdoteren3en iiir fiini
Gents az befSroern. Damn ipoilte er
cs aud 70 einaeridtet ipiiien, boB bic
1tnbt bireft nit ben lleberlanbbabnen
pabtrertrGge abifliebt, itatt onb Die.
ie s,abnen slbid;liliie init Der Straben.
tahngtieaid,aft MAIDEN.
Gann tpoate Serr gettnan aud, III
Der Crbinan3 cigens bernerft iuiiigL
cni; bic Staot, falls lie oas Straben.
baJmipitsm f1iIfli6 ,lI ertperben
:piunitt, fir Den ausbeoungenen aaiIi.
preis auA 6as idmmtlid)e Grunbeigeu'
fDiun Der Observation-Disclosures nit
srhilt. Siern,it erfldrte iidl i'm Na.
men Der Strnicnbnhn9eieaih oeret
giiepraiioeat Walter Draper uoliig
eiHperitan6en.
Aad) bic Wertreter oeriHie6ener
,leberlanobabHel bntten oil Der OR.
oiudil3 NerihieoeneS agssi,iescn.
Charles Dk 0eslie, elmer Der Waiie.
per:Oalter Der Sniernrbon 8laiImap
X Terminal 90. aab Der glniid)t Ans.
oriid. Sab bic Srbinan3 NIT ge5iig aitf
Die licberIono6nbnen nidt beitimnt
aeIls sebnlien iei. CT trat oaiiir Elm,
ia bScn llcberInnobabnen unper3iig.
It'd ;src Sreibfiefe geipdbrt rslroen,
onMit Tie onnn bic Hotbisen gerbin.
b,snacn beritellen fomiten. fserner ioa.
tai tieie Sinien bcs geht erbaIten
siuen Eabrpreis en- beredmeu. Der
lhrcr einen Retngeipinn bon feds
lSro5art iidere. 9eslie erflGrte iih ba.
NIT einperitanben. buf bic Naecn Der
llcberInnobnbn iobnIb fie bie Ning.
tablt erreid,tn, IN bic aoutroIle Der
ssfrobembohnacieaihaft iibergingen
GQit ben Ausf;ibnngen 2csIie's er.
il1ffe iiA niid) g. q, Sarris, Der yrd.
iiocnf Der Cincinnati, wlifforb & SO.
pcInnb Grnrtipn Go. einrerftnnben.
r,im6ib alrd5ibent gbarlae 8. Genrp
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gereinigte gdnser.
@orbsreitangea fir bas Sriibjagrsfeit
in glnsriff geuOmmen.

Drnuben liegt Der S6nee, bic Sdns
ger limb a6er fdOn Don 5rl5lin9s-
abnungen erfuQt, unb tie perben fif
ia AUDI in Der 4nnabme. baB es elm.
mai lpieDer 5riiblins pir0, niat tau
f4en. OisIe 5riiblinssabnungen ia
men qelegentli8 Der OelesateniiBuns,
bic geitern glbeHb i'm 0suti6en Stub
itattfanO, md6tis gum Durabru6,
uno in Der 2lusnuBung Der Stims
mung puroen fogleib bic @Or6sreis
tungen fir Oas 5riiblingsfeft in an
.griff genommen, lpeldes uniere SGnz
ger am Setoratioustas i'm Gbeiter
part begeben perben. Die 8irser>
trieg 0eteranen, pelde bem JeIte
lett einer Reihe DON Sabren einen pa
triotiiben 9(nftri6 gesebeu, rperben
du4 beusr nidt fsbIsn uno 0elegat
&u6I purbe oelegiert, bic alien &naben
Sur Sbeilnubms am SSeite etu5ulabsn
uno Iie perbsn bic 8erii6erung err
.balten. bab lie nit allen ben Unions
tGmpfern sutommenben g6ren EN-
pfangen tperben.
Quberbem pirb auf Elm erobartige5
muIitalif6es prosramm Getpi6t ges
lest. Mafen6Dre tperben ni6t nur
pdbrenb bes offi5iellen Syeitattss am
Hadmittag, ionbern AUDI pdbreno
Der Qbenbitunben erIdallen. Serner
miiiIen ii9 bic ginaelDereine bsreit
baltep, 2iiden i'm 9rosramm aus5us
fiiuen. Dag sseit ion gu einem edit
oeutI9en @oltsfsit tperben, 3u oem
bic SpiBsn Der itGbtii6en 8ebDrben,
bic 0ereine fotpie oas alsemeins
publitum einseluben perben folen.
Die 8orbersitunssn babsn, ME mon
iiebt, einen pielperbeibsnoen Qnfanl
gsnomm.n unb peroen ii4er 5u einem
erfolsrei6en syeit fiibren.
9leidssitig tpurbe bas ge5irtsIGns
serfsit, psldes ON 10. Suni in Rid
mpnb, Jnb., itattfinbet, in ben Srei5
Der Seratbungen ge5ogen. Die Der
einigten Sanger iperben einen grtro'
5ug benuBen, ben ou6 bic SGn9er
bon 6umilton, 8apton unb glepport
bsnubsn tonnen nebit alien. Die on
bem 1fiis tbeilnsbmen pollen. 0urt
SteQung zines Grtra5ues ptrb ben
5beilHebmern @elegenbeit seboten,
einsn san5en 5ag in Ri4monb suSus
brineen. pdbrsno iie, auf ben fabrs
plonmGbissn 3ug angepieTen, taum
imitanbe iein ipiirben, benz aonSert
bei3uipobnsn. I'm nit Der pennipls
punio giisnbabn 9eieaihaft bic noths
ipenbiosn 4bma6unsen 5u trsffen,
uurben bic Serrsn GonraoSruser uno
Senrp 2llbsrB nls aommittee aufges
itelIt.
ginIabungen 5u ben Seitliateiten
bes gaperii6en Mdnnerdors, glifz
ton Seights 9eidrspsreins unb bss
7srauen Staotperbonbs iotpie 81 bem
9prtrnssabenb Der Sosiuliiten purs
ben anasuommen uno get5eilisuus
sugsIdgt.
8o in Der eeitrtssu @eriammlung,
bic untsr 0oriiB be5 prGiibenten
6errn Gbarlss O. Strnibt unb Der
9rotptoqfiibruna bss SetretGrs
6errn Z. Stemler itattfanb, perItie
bene anssfhloFene 9ereine gar ni6t
pertretsn tparsn, purbe beitloiIen,
boB bic SGumigen auf bic Monats'
perIammlunoen beionbsrs aufmertfam
gemaht lperoen.
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CpSoHiirn
RadJf iid sescn bic prOieftirte Ger
padltuus Der Hinsbabu selteno.

Nnnrntlih Der porraIise Staotan'
malt sIIfreo gettlnan nit pieIen Sc.
,itimmsnscn Der Sroinans nid,t ein.
,ueritanoen. - Niu oie Tmier bes
s,ad,tpertrass beoeuteno perfiirji
baben. - 9ertreter Der lleberlano.
babnen nlad,en sIeidfaIIs sliisitel.
llingen. - Serner proteitiren aud,
bic Federated Smprouement aiio.
ciations.
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Mns ben WeribtsbBfen.
Sie GGcideibnngsmnhle laat wieoer
igr luitiseS alappern pcr-
nehmen,

Der uerblakte Gberoman einer SdJau.
Ipielcrin. - Shaosneriabtlaaen.--
6eGSs 5iuiidcn Anseitelten 5lp.isr
3eitnusen hat seridltIid)es Nadj-
ipiel. - ariminal slnselesenbsi.
ten. - Ginpereidte Seitamente. -
Nadlah' Sa6eu. - g,erid)ieoenes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06
IN THE BROAD FIELD OF RELIGION
MISSION BOARD
LAUNCHES WORK

The meeting held on Tuesday after
noon. which started the work OF the
womans Board OF Missions for the
Pacific. Islands for 1917, vas one or
unusual interest.
The program was in charge of Mrs.
J. p Erdman and dealt mainly with
the Portuguese work, In add ton to
this Mrs. Kenneth Barnes carried the
audience in a survey OF worlds work
from Armenia to Africa, across TO
China and on around the world. end
ing with a vivid description Of the
work OF the New York Club OF phySi-
clans and Surgeons along the shores
of Labrador.
MIS-. J. Il. Williams. for % years
president of the Board OF the Pacific
Coast, told graphically Of the work in
that region. Miss Willet, a visitor.
delighted the audience with glimpses
Of @ miss !onaries whom she has
recently VISITED. Miss WiIlett is one
of the iSsinua y education commit
tee which let New York in August or
Septcr be- OF 1916 for tour OF Korea,
China and India for the purpose OF
learning at fiSkN hand hHT the mis-
.sionar:es are y theft work. The
meeting closed wA ' hderfully in
terestlng description d 1avid Church
) i'll, a lay worker from India, OF his
work in that country
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06

Al the lnornin1 SERVES Of Central
Union church David G. ChnfchfIl OF
India WI|I speak The usual service
Win Re prefaced by two organ selec-
ton ~ Miss Harrison. Meditation. :
~ =. Lloyd. and Song 81 THE Sera-
p1im. by Rene Becker. The male
quartet WI sing Crossing the Bar.
ond the anthem by the fun choir Wili
b Tours Johilate Deo.g The organ
posflode wiIl be 0odnod's 'sMarche Re
llgieuse
AZ the evening service DIR. j. H.
Williams yin preach on Visions. =
TIE organ prelude win consist OF
.ReVerie.s By 0aynor, and Madri.
sale. ~ slmonefti. A mixed quartet
Vim sing Il Sought the Lord. by
Stevenson. The anthem win be
Peace, I leave With You" by Rob
era and the male quartet will sing.
The closing .orEan number win be a
.POstlnde a =. BY Harris
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06
.ENDEAYORERSI To.
INSTALL OFFICERS

"A most important and impressive
meeting Of the Christian Endeayor So
ciety OF Central Union church will be-
held on Sunday evening at $3.50 In the
parish house. The main feature of
the evening will be the Installation OF
officers by Rev. John H Williams,
D. D., the minister of the church. De-
ferred reports win also be presented
The recently elected officers of the
society who will take the oath OF
office Sunday evening are:
Miss Helga Wikander, president:
Frederick P. Pawson, first vice
president and director of evening
meetings.
Miss Rose Latschar, second vice
president and director Of philanthropic
activities.
Herrick Brown, third vice-president
and director of social activities.
Edwin H. Bryan, Jr, fourth vice
president and director of membership
campaign.
Miss Dorothy NicoIls, secretary.
Miss Sigrid Hannestad. treasurer.
George w. Patty, corresponding
secretary. .t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06

the old tenement buildings and the
erection of a number of modern, san
itary cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper nave given un-
stintedly Of their means TO the relief
of the needy Of this district as well
as Of their time and services and have
greatly endeared themselves in the
hearts of the community. This work
has not been exclusively religious, but
social, educational and Industrial as
well. --1 ~
During this time, Mr.. Cooper says,
he has secured employment for more
than 400 men and boys. Mrs. Cooper
has also secured employment for wo,
men and girls besides teaching indus.
trial work and marketing the product
of the labor of her pupils. Her great,
est work was in her Sunday school
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06

which she developed from "a mere
handful to a large, well organized
school She has ben a mother. as
well as friend to the children OF the
district. Mrs. CooperS activities have
been many. She is Superintendent OF
the Methodist Sandat school of this
city, a member Of the Child Welfare
Committee, and vice president Of SUI
sannah' Wesley Home Board.
At the recent Christmas exercises
at Kauluwela the late, new hall was
filled with the many friends Of MIR.
and Mrs. Cooper, VIII came not only
to attend the services but to bid good
by. It has not overwhelmingly learn
ed as yet the plans IL this couple for
the future except Tat they plan to
remain in Honolulu and devote at
least a part of thief time to social
service and religions work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06

New Years Eve marked the conclu
sion Of sir years for e. A. Cooper and
something over four years for Mrs,
Cooper as mission and settlement
workers at Kaulnwela mission, Camp
2, Of this city. At this time they sew
cred their relations with the mission,
Il Is believed that in point of years
OF service with one mission Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper were the oldest mission
workers IN active service in the city
at the time they severed their cornec-
lions with the KaEsuwela mission.
Great changes have taken place dur.
ing this period in the moral social
and religious conditions Of this neigh.
borhood. The police department has
commented most fayorabiy upon these
changed conditions. Among other
things most gratifying. 10 note has
been the tearing down of q number OF
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06
Worlds Strides h Temperance

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Senator
Thomas Dorrell, Democrat Of Green.
wood. says he will introduce the first
day OF the legislature a bill for statu.
tory, statewide prohibition. The bill
Is being drafted Inder Dorrell's direc.
ton DorrelI is a farmer. He is one
OF, the dry" Democrats elected this
year. 4. !. -, - 49,
Much Booze Destroyed
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-Approximately
100000 gallons of whisky, beer and
vine were destroyed by the city au
thorities. The contraband has been
accommodating for many months as q
result Of raids. That 10 be destroyed
has all been passed upon and out
lawed by the courts.
Harvard Joins Drys
The Harvard Juniors after hearing
Billy Sunday took q referendum vote
by postcard on the question of beer
at smokers and so per cent, accord.
ing to reports, voted In favor of tenn.
perance drinks. Even cider was voted
out.
Wisconsin - 80
A campaign. of strict law enforce
ment is on in Superior and as re
suit the blindpigger is having a very
unpleasant experience. Henry Bell
convicted for the third time of selling
liquor without license, was fined
$500. This makes total of $500 he
has been assessed In three months
Between $1,000 and $4,000 per month
has been collected from violaters OF
the city dry laws since saloons closed
July l.
kentucky
1t begins to look as though Ken
lucky would soon take its place with
the prohibition states OF the nation
TIVE most significant incidents have
happened in recent days with refer
enee to the prohibition issue. Henry
Waterson, while opposing prohibition
has declared that the measure should
be submitted to the people and thai
II they wanted 1t they should have it
And now Alvin T. ,Hert, Republican
national committeeman, in a Louisville
statement, has come out openly in ia
vor Of the adoption of constitutional
prohibition amendment He says that
the activity of the liquor interests in
Politics has become unbearable and
that the only way TO put stop to this
activity Is to adopt prohibition
amendment
Viii Not Fight Liquor
Although California voted to retain
the saloon by a small majority on No
yembeF yits does not want to see the
fmen Gu whom It dcnShds for protection
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06

bfogged by alcohol Rhe National
GHrd of California has just been made
Of by an order issued from the Of
IN Of Che acting adjutant-gen
ca j. ]. Boree said that the order
w be enforced to the letter. .
Cover Satisfied !. - 81 -
ihis city now has. had q year in
wffh to observe benefits of state
twik prohibition, which went into ef-
feel January /, 1916 4 change for the
better is evident everywhere. At the
eAtion In 1914, when prohibition was
atoked, Denver voted heavily against
tlelsrys. But the dry vote in the rest
ollie state was sufficient to, wipe out
Dhser's wet plurality. After a years
trtl there is absolutely no doubt that
il prohibition we're fesubmitted in
over today il, would vote oVerwhelm-
intysagainst saloons
| - lriefly. statistics of. what has trans
pitd under prohibition show: Taxes
I hap decreased. Finances of the mu-
5niPality never we're so good. Bust
net Is better than it ever has been.
! Eyfy man who wants work can get it
Thfe are fewer vacant houses and
stofs than ever before. Savings &C
codts in Denver banks have broken
al eeords.
California
Tie elections of November 7 show
tremendously increased. dry sentiment
in It's state While both dry amend
meIS were defeated, the fact that the
secdd amendment, which was known
as te no-saloon amendment. carried
the state outside of San Francisco
andthat the total wet majority was
gre3y reduced, gives the trys en-
couTgement.
Til second amendment. wag defeat
ed u 5000, due to 1900 wet ma
joritt up in San Francisco. The
stata outside of this big city gave
the econd amendment a dry ma
! torita of 3d. O0. 1t is also encuarag
ing t{note that the heart Of the grape
indufy,t Fresno county, ga re a ma
joritytot both amendments. rhe 10
countes lin the southern part of the
state pled up dry majority OF near.
| ly 5aDd Los Angelo; went wet by
but 500 Fotes. 4. g.
ArkanasI
! In thA state the brewers, as in
WashAgt3n. Oregon, Colorado and
! Ari1onb attempted to weaken the law
by a S-cAled beer amendment. Il The
amendnett was defeated by over co.
900. So 81 -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06
PRAYER TOPIC
FOR MEETINGS

A short series of meditations' on
prayer" is announced for the mid
week services at Central Union
church, DR.. j. H. Williams will
preach on Wednesday on The Nat
uralness of Prayer" taking up the sub
ject in a very practical way and urg-
ing all who attend the service to take
Part in the general discussion Of the
subject.
This topic will be succeeded by
others Of a similar trend, all OF prae-
tical nature. All who are interested
in this vital function of q Christian
life are cordially invited to attend this
series of informal interchange OF
thought upon the general theme OF
Prayer" ~ =, ..-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06

There i Z generation that cursett
their father and doth not bless theii
mother. Words Of solomon, IS
The American family must be con
sIdfred ~ the first Of our institutions
From he family have come the school
the church and ali our civic workerS
A. the river IS tracked hack to the
springs far up In the mountains SO
the life Of this republic must be traced
back 10 The true source Of her life,
which must be found in the ideals Of
the family as presented by our found
ers. The republic could spare all its
other forms Of democracy easier than
4 could lose lis ideal Of the family
Yet Ia the hight OF the present false
IDEALS Of the family life and Of mar
rage there is need for pause and for
pIayerfui thought No longer is dt,
Eofee looked upon as the greatest Of
calamities. Now the courts dissolve
these sacred family ties on the silliest
grounds Imaginable. The mere fact
that there are now more than 5000
courts 10 which unhappy couples may
repair Tor divorce. publishes the death
OF the great institution, the fopnda-
ton Of the republic. the American
family There are 5000 divorce mills
grinding all day long in our country.
Thousands upon thousands Of divorces
granted On q single year. Half as
many divorces granted here In the
Hawaiian Islands as are granted In
q year IN Great Britain. Most dis.
Qnieting Is the spectacle Of q clergy
man uniting two souls In holy matri-
mony In the morning. and the judge
separating them in the afternoon.
The blacklist part OF the tragedy
concerns the children now denied a
fathers guiding hand, and now with
cut q mothers love. A journey across
this republic with its ruined homes Is
like q Journey In the trackway Of the
tornado that has ruined vineyards and
orchards. OF like visit to San Fran
cisco after the earthquake and the
fire had turned the great city into a
Pile OF ashes. & = -
According to history there were no
divorce cases IN Rome during the first
i've hundred years of the life of the
city built on the seven hills. Then
what happened? Owing to the growth
Of luxury and the entrance of the spirit
of mammonism. men became false. i'm
moral sensual For time the Roman
matrons cherished their ideals Of the
family. But the time came when
they turned upon their husbands who
had outraged their health. At last
these injured women took on the as
pect OF the unrelenting tigress, whose
whelps have been injured. and within a
single month fifty Roman matrons
poisoned their husbands What the
men had sowed that were they forced
TO reap death. ~. ~ 49,.
Either the men of today must give
IN whiskey, sensualism. drugs, and
maintain the llfe OF health. cleanliness.
sohriefy and keep themselves clean
without and within, or else there win
come . day OF reckoning when they
WI be called upon 70 answer for the
crimes they have committed in des.
troying the family. - ~ E
The great American institution to.
day Is not The cathedral With vauite
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual nesting q The Christian
church win be held next Wednesday
has given q dinner for the church
has given q dinner 70 rthe church
members n connection with this an
nual meeting. This win Be done again
this year. Dinner VIM Be served AZ s
O'Clock Then wfll follow the annual
reports and election Of ofiicsrs The
reports for the past years work WI
be The best ever presented 70 an an
nunl meeting % this church. The
church has proepered IN al Of its de-
.p1rtmrpts and = nlakiRs rapid sprpe.
roee
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Saturday S Sermonette

aisies, It Is not the gallery rich with
canvas and marble. It Is the asylum
for feeble-fhi ded children, for enilep
tics. the insane. and an the other
forms Of physical disease that, pub.
lish the breakdown of the American
physique Little wonder then that the
words Of solomon seem strangely ap.
plIcahle TO these present years For
of truth there Is q generation com.
ing that win curse their father and
viii not bless their mother. - 3
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CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

Rev J. H. Williams. D. d. acting
minister.
S:4S a. m.-Rihle school assembly
in church auditorium
II a. m>-Mornng Worship. address
IS David c. Churchill of Anime magyar
India, Mo ern Industrial Training IN
India
6:S0 p. M hristian EndeLvor
meeting. parish house. Installation "
officers.
$50 p, m-Evenjng service. Sermon
by Rev. }. II. Williams, Visions
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EPISCOPAL cAU re nES.

ST. Clements Episcopal Church,
Wilder avenue and MakAp street
Rev John osborne, rector: Rev. lie
land II. Tracy. vicar. The SERVICES
for Sunday morning. will he
m.-Holy communion
9:E5 q, m.-Sunday school
II a. m.-Holy Communion md
sermon.
1880 p. m.-ERensong and sermon
Tie vicar, Rev. L. II. Tracy, will
preach at both services Tie theTue
for the morning win he. MEXICO,
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Robbers blew opsn the safe In the
First National Bank At W8lseabarI.
Cello. and escarFd With So o