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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

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master at Cincinnati on October "a,
1917, as required by the Act OF Octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
Dpfer Der unterteeboots
uHb pon WinsH.
So n on, 25. Stt. - sine ppm
wtartnemHtlterium erlafiene Yetannts
ma4ung 5eigt, bab bic 8erlufe an
brttii4eu 9anOeIsi9iffsn bur9 Utinen
unb unteriee6oote in Der oergangsusH
2BO9e pteoer 8ugenommen baben. G5
Duroen namli9 II S9Itfe DON mebr
uno a9t bon Dentser ais 1000 zon>
nen berfentt.
SSn Der OOrbergebenben Do9e marin
12 britiI4s 9anOelsidiffe pon mebr
unb feds bon psRiger als 1900 SDns
nen unO elm Gii4ertapr5eug oerieHlt
tpOrDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
usaandaan ed wtaae
uhed by hsAa Of 4derGh,H
BG(n 6r6fd Rdumuig elmer pofDa On Oct Qi5ne }ront
G6enIo 5ml(6en Der Rigaer Budt uno Oct Oilna.
Cine Sffeniine Geferrets Der italieni)em syrpnt,
Die Won dsMT6en Cruppsn und Rsgsmasrial msas wird.
g,sane 6Hed gfinfe'
riumbe rrenbuu
Cruppen und KrisgsmatsriaI untsrlllst

ton DO mytdbrunssmittet s4omtniitra'
tor pripdtim Elm MEMORANDUM in Bes
Sug duf bic gendnnte aagelegenbsit
eingebdnoigt. UdsisIbe Duroe pHnn
Dr. Nanien (Oem 9aupts Der norre'
gti9en &ommiHion in ben Der. Gtoas
ten) 5ugeltellt. Gtne Abl9r1tt pts
ytemopdnoums tam am 10. Sttober
i'm nOrpsSiI4en aa5tpGrtisen &rTts
an"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
sSetterberibt.

Sir Dbto: Sd5nss Mettsr an
Donneritas, uussenommen gieger am
norooflihen Seeufer. 2tm 6reltag
pabri4eiuIi9 Eegsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

We OIDIlIOHeH, D'e 9lller pel UIpl'
tn ReierDe gebalttn tDurbeI, am %.
Stto6er in Qttipn paren.
sOeitli9 unb tpeitG4 bon GerHD
fonben na6renb Der Ra9t lebbdfts
grtillerieg.f.5t. itntt. 1ran50fii&
Grtunbisungsnbtbs brangen
al mebrsren puntttn in bic beutf4sn
Griben Elm unb bruhten Gefangsue
uno aipei Maf9inensei9iibe 5uriid.
.5u Der Champagne fiibrteu mir
sirei srfOIgrsi4s glnsriffe aus, sinen
in Der Gegsnb Der Butte ou Sa6urs
unb ben anOsrsn IeitIi& Don au6es
ripe.
.am peFli5ea llfsr Der Moas
Werbun JronD fanben am Oienftag
2lbenb unb pdbreEb Der 9la4t ftarte
artiIleriegefedts ftatt. Der Gtino
Ma9tt sinen beftisen ausriff n0rbli4
ben Der anb0bs 344. Rad beftisem
satnpf IdIusen mir ben G.inb auriid,
tet aber i'm Stanbe mar, ii9 In elmer
pciition IN unIerer porbertn 2inie 81
bebaiiptel. Surt einan energii4eu
@esenansriff unIerer sruPpen Durbs
Il tDieber baraus pertriebel uno uns
itre ainie purbe piebsr politdnbig
1srgeiteat. Gin anberer Gngriff Der
Seutf6en auf bsn &amm bon gous
rieres beruridbte bem Jeinbe oni,bn'
lids DsrluIt., o5ne bab er etipas bas
lei srrsidts.
Die am Nbenb erIafer, tpeitere
8etanutHd9ung lautet ME folst:
,yiorbIitb BON Der 4isns mar bic
bsuti6e artilerie bdonbers attn IN
Der GegenD bon Ga HopereslessSos
bellies uub in Der Gegenb bes Gorts
WadImaiIon an uHierer neuen Gront.
bic iib pom affeHbers. ben mir gang
beIsbt habeu, Bis na3 Gbdrignon er'
ftredt. Der Geinb ulahte ieins Sn,
interchangeable.
.patrouiaen, bic bon itns in b:r
9eseuS BON Gbarisnon uno 0da6eHcn
ausgei6idt tpurben, brahten sine
srobe elnSabl bon Sefansenen 5uriif.
.gs beitdtigt ii4. baB ~Sanis- cine
tpi4tige ROlle bei beu ssfrigsn Qn'
griff ipieltsn-
Die isit 9eiteru etngebraa.e 3a5l
bon @efanssnn iiberitigt 5000. In
ter bsm RrisssmaterioI, bas uns in
bic SGube gefdIlen III unb iiber oas
cine 3uiammeufelIung erft IN Elm pacr
3dgen m0gl.5 III, itnb Bib iebt 20
Sanonen, 30 Uttnentperfer unb 80
yioi9insnssidiise se5dbIt iporDsu.-
..Sn Der gbnIiSagre fiibrten tptr
I'm 9ebiet Der 9erse 5ipei srfoIgreIfe
ltsbsrrafdungs qnsriffs mis, ben
erIen norb0ftlib bon prunap, unb
ben 3ipeitsn bei Mont Saut unb 5rahs
ten etipa Is Gefansene Elm. auf BEN
r.dtsn rfer Der Mans fanben tn Ser
9esenb Don Samosreiy, 0o9ouoilie,
i'm Gbdums @eb5ls uno ipeftlid bon
9ouaumont lebbafte alrtiIleris> >Oueile
fatt.@
OeftIt9er 3rtsgsf d u
pla B, %. Oft. .Bei eiuem lleberra'
fduussangriff I'm StrumaISbal ra9s
ten briiii9e Sruppen feds 9uIgqrsn
gu @efaneeuen. barnnttr eintn Ottls
sier. @esen bss ungiinitisen Detiers
berri9ts am 9ienitas an oeT sai5ea
Gront Rube.-
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1917, as required BY the Act OF octo-
Der 9th, 1911.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

lben Sduptpotltionen suriid, gorpoften,
bic in ertoIsrsi@en Gsfsdtsn ieit I'm,
fdngs Septembr bic Ruiien bdran
berbinDtri bobsn, unitre Jormaiioasn
Az beobabtel.
-yia3ebontider Rriegsidniplas:
2ebbdfts ArtiIlsries.fe9te fanben nur
peitIi9 Dom O4riba see unb turl
Darbar GluB bis an ben SDiran Gee
itdit, no angriffe Der 9riten suriids
lgtialagen tpurben.
YJtdIknii4s JrOnt: Die SaupIitd-
tigteii bat mertli9 on Der SirDler unb
tarntbner Uren5e unb an Der JfonJo
Jront sngenonrmen. Deutfhe Bate,
rien ndbmen an Der 2trtilerisi9la4t
gu unb beuti9e unb 6ftsrrei4tidsuns
gdriI9e JHfanterie eritiirnte Dliit.
mod Uiorgsn bic porberitsn ttalieni.
iben poiitionsn Bel ThtI9 unb sols
mino unb aut bem ilorblidsn SbsII
bes guinii53a Ylatsdus.
Sie am Mbenb erlaiiene peitere Be-
fdIliltnIahung ldltst iDie folgt:
.Jn Jldnbern fanben btfiige 4rtils
Ieriegefe4te fiatt. I'm bem gbsnin
bes Danes mar BE feinolife Nriilles
RTE nur mGbig dftip. Die Sran5oisn
bubeE t.ine neuen angriffe gemc9i.
sAn Der ftalrtniiden Jront nnbmen
DIe geneinj1dTiliten SffeniIpsSpcras
tioneu ben beablIttigten UerIuuf. 60,
melt fnb mebrere iauienb G.fanssn.
|gerna4t fporben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

iSIf, As required py the Act Oh Octo
Der 9th, 1917.
JtaIisHif6e Ra@rids
ten.
gf o m, "a. Otiober. Die SeIierrets
der baben itarte Sruppenmaien fir
SffenIip3ipede an Der italisniIden
Gront ton5entrirt, pie bos grobe
Gauptquortier ain Wlitttpo6 antiins
6ists. Gin sroB:r Sbsil biefer 2rups
zen beitebt aus Deutiden, uno au9
bas 5ur @erDenbung tonlmenbs
ariessmaterial ii gum srobsn SbsiI
eeutiden llriprungs. Sas arisgss
Tiniiitrium fiist bin5u, baB Der 0stnb
he italisnii9eu aruppen Itit unb bors
bereitet finben ipiirbe. Die getannts
,ao9ung lauiet ME folgt:
Der Geinb bat ftarts srupp.n.
rgaiien fir Sffeniib5ipede on unfsrsr
GrOHt tOnSentriri. Gin GROCER 5beil
Ter 2ruppsn unb bes ariessmaterials
fiIib btuifd. Der S9lnq bes Gtinbes
Eirb uns aber llit uno borbersitet
finben.
.Wdbrenb Der Ra9t rnartirte bic
3unabme elm 0o.umen bes feinbIihen
Grtillsriefeuers an perfaiebenen abs
idnitien on Der Sulii9en sJront unb
tin beftiges Bombarbement. bnupts
id9Ii9 nit Gasbomben. sipiIdsn
aombon unb bsm n0rbIi5en Sb.il
bss 9atrii5sa plntedus ben Bsginn
tss 9fnsriffs. Snfplss bes fdI.3tsn
Dsttsts lieB absr bas fsinSli9e Jeu.r
gfgen Sagssanbyu1 mad, ipdbrsno
lnisre gatterisu siu beftisss Gsusr
uHierbislt.n.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October "a,
1917. as required by the Act of octo-
Der 9Th, 1917.
Ruffif4e 3rtessbertdte
81. ptter3burs. "a. Sttob,r.
u.ber gpnbon. 9as ariegsminiitss
rium bsrihtet ipis folst iiber sinsn
fstnDli4sn 9asaueriTf on Der ruuids
niiden Jront:
sRumdnii9e Gront: Der Seinb
madts siuen Gosansriff in bsm
Sns4ti abi9aitt. iiOIi9 bon GrOs
asati.
.qn ben iibrigsu Grontsn fanSen
Eur artiaerieiGmtfe unb pntrouileHs
ssfsdts itati.
.glm Ssretb fdofen om Sisniidg
5rei isinbli9e acmpfflus5euss einsn
raiiiiaen Jeii.lbalipn in 8ranb unb
IL gins gang in 5lammsn aaf. Der
geobnhtsr lanbete unperleBt nit 6ilfe
isints JaIIi9irmts.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October "a,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
Ter @orifpB Der GraRso'
fen an ber 4tsne
paris, "a. Sttpber. Die am
Miitpp6 pom striessmiuiiierium ers
leffene offisiels 8ttanntmaauns IaIis
tei ipis folst:
I'm unisrsr ganSsn Nngriffsfront
NorbIi9 bon Der glisne perging bic
sindi 1T DerbdItnibm1bissr giub..
Ger 5sinb bsihrdntts iih bnrouf, un.
isre ntut 9init Ju bombarbirsn, ma,
meniIi9 in Der gsesnb bon 9nu6si.
ion. uno tr MATTE feline Sniontsrit.
rngrifie. lnisre 5ruppsn orsaniiirsn
eds srobtrie @eldnbe. Die Bail Der
@eFansenen bstrdgt
5000, eini6Iisblif Don 100 Dffi3iss
rtn. bic a1t DtridiebeHsn DiDiiiOnen
cageb0ren, bnrunisr ;lpsi Gdtbsbipi.
iionen. Die GiGbe DON brst Regimen.
tern. barnnier Drei O6erife, tpurbeu
stfnnsen gencniiusn.
90 bsaaiisi 10 bcb iDa fsiaSlis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

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1917, as required by the Act OF Octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
g 4oaer Tn elmer aoIIt'
ftpu perfeuft.

Gin atlantii4er Safsh
"a. Sttobsr. Gin nit Runitiou bela'
bener iapanii4er 9ampfer rGmmts
rnb psrisntts bier IN Der IsBten Ra4t
btn nit SoIa EIooenen S4onsr
.Ratabbin-, BON 1900 SonneH. Der
!to9 bes bsrfenttsn S9iffss ptro
bsrniBt. Die -Ratubbtn- BON @.ors.'
tDiun, 9. G., tOmmsnb, battle cine
Rilion SUB sstrOduetss TiibIi4ss
syi9tsubol3 on 8oro. Der Bug bes
lapanii9en Sampfers purbe einssitu'
Sen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
{ e @apsia areift au
grOn3em ii nSem

gern, "a. Sttober. Snfulse bes
NtangeIs an gidei unb aupfer bat
Der I1pei3sriids 9unbesrdtb bsi9lofs
ZEN, 100000 3ebnsGentims@5tiide
anb 100000 5iinf gsuttmesStiids
aus Bronss prdsen 81 IaFen. 81.
Gslbfilds psrbtn luriidcesoeen ptr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

ban. fObolb Der ssSenDdrtisen anapps
bsit an &IsinseIb absehoIfen 1T.
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master at Cincinnati on October "a,
1917. a. required by the Act Of octo-
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bsH.
True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October "a,
1917, as required by the Act OF oc,o-
Der 9Th, 1917.
Gin Nusfpru3 bes Gra'
fen bon StrtIiuG
9mFerbam, "a. Sttobsr. grof
bon Sertlins, Der taperif6e Yrsmisr'
miniitsr, iosts ON IsittiDod i'm babes
rFi9en 2anbtag, Sab, tpenu bic grts
irens, bic grsn3sr unb bic freie unb
friebli6e gntiDideIuug Dsutf9lanos
gorantirt i.ien, mir sum Grisoen
btreit Fnb.1 gr .figte bindu:
.Wenn bic gnttnt. nit Der Silfe
s.meriias iiesen piirbe, bann niirbe
amerita an bic St.tIs GnIsanbs tree
ten. 4msrita eegsn Guropa - biss
ipirb allmdbli6 Der Gbarntter bes
arisses bur6 bic GduIb Der entente.
Trus translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati ON October "a,
1917, as required BY the Act OF ucto
Der 9th, 1917.
RdtbfsIhaft, 8trs6sss
rung.
gbriHiania, "a. Oft - 9ds
austpdrtise glmt per6ffentlidte dui
Dlittipo9 eins Grildrung, ans pel9sr
ii9 ergiebt, tab bic uorfpesiibe Rsgies
runa erit in Der IsBtsn Mo1s has @r.
iu9 Der ameritdniTaen Resi,runa hin
cine 2iite Der ytabruugsmitieIs
niiIe Rpripsssns srbllten taGe. sSu
eIner Grildrung Oer dmeritaniiben
Regieruns, lpelde Dor aur5em in Be
sue auf Grports Don Den Der. Steaisu
nab neiitraIen 9Gnoern per0ttentltAt
iporben mar, bate ss gebeiben, o1B
bic amsriiuHiidhe Resieruns y!oripegen
am "a. SuIi um bic Htite sriu9t babe,
oab aber bas @sIu9 nidt beontDOrtet
lrorotn lei. Dds ausipdrttgs glmt err
Hart nun, bab oasiel6t eff am 10.
Etfober I'm ousipdrtigeu NIlte anfdri.
-@egsn Grbe SuIi,- 10 bsiBt es ir
ogr oifi5islien ertlorung, Yuuros lem
1afsreQijtess @siaantea hl MaIhiaa,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25


Act of October 19l7
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mastar at Cincinnati on October "a,
1917, As required by ths Act Of octo-
Der 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October "a
1917, as required by the Act OF oeto-
Der 9th, 1917.
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bon uns Elm paar GefaHesns unb Wa.
idiusnssf4iise 5uriifssbraat.
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master at Cincinnati on October "a.
1917, as required BY the Act OF octo-
ber 9th. 1917.
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True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October "a,
1917, as required by the Act of oc.o-
her 9th. 1917.
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1917. az required by the Act Of octo-
ber 9th, 1917.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-06
iMUL TANEOUS EVANGELSTIC EFFORT IS SUCCESSFULLY
NA[GURATED With GO-TO-CHlRCH SUNDAY AND MASS
MEETINGS IN AFTERNOON FOR BOTH men AND WO|
he various churches of the city.

the various churches of the city.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr..
Freeman. He was followed by Mrs.
Edgar Thomas who sang very sweet
ly Liddle's arrangement of abide
With Me-" Rev. Mr.. Hull read. les
son from the scriptures. Mrs. Mabel
Mitchell French and Miss Gertrude
Fleming, soprano and contralto re-
spectively, rendered beautiful duet,
Il Waited for the Lord" by Mendels-
sohn. DR.. Nairn was presented.
Since last September, DR.. Nairn
has averaged 4S sermons month.
That the work has been beneficial to
him physically, as we'll as spiritually,
is shown by the fact that during this
time his weight has increased 10
pounds. He is vigorous in his utter
ances and has delivery as forceful
as 1t is fascinating.
DR.. Nairn had not been informed
of the nature Of the meeting he was
W duuJ tbS uflIii h6 dTTlNeu Ill MJ.
Vernon Sunday. 1t was after hearing
that it was to be mass meeting of
women that he decided to use one of
his most effective addresses which
deals with the various means of lead
ing an unconverted person to Christ.
This was given under four headings
and, at the request of several in at
tendance, The Banner prints the out
line of DIR. Nairn's address and its
references. 1t is as follows:
The Sinners ConGition-Lost.
lisa. 53:6; Condemned. Jno. 3:1S,
Gal. $40; Polluted. Psa. 1923;
Slave. Jno. 1874; Dead Ephes.
81.
The Sinners Need-To Be
Found. Luke 1910; Pardon. lisa.
55:7; Cleansing. lisa. 1:1S, John
1T; Freedom. John 1886; Life.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-06
UTICA MAN WANTS OUT
ALLEGED HAeiTUAL DRUNKARD
SEEKS RELEASE

u. G.. Smythe, Friday afternoon, ap'
piled for writ of habeas corpus In
the case OF Ohio versus Henry b.
Brown.
The prisoner is resident of Utica
and was recently ,iven a jail sentence
by Mayor Carlisle of Utica. He was
convicted of habitual drunkenness, and
as the town has no city prison he was
sent to the county Jail. Mayor Carlisle
was notified of the filing OF the petition
here aud was expected here to show
cause why the prisoner should not be
discharged from custody.
He was again called Saturday morn
ing and agreed To DO here In common
pleas court Saturday at p, m.-New.
ark American-Tribune,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-06
Congregations Number Far
Above The Usual
Average
"FRATERNAL NIGHT"
TO BE A FEATURE
Five Churches Will Make
Special Efforts During
Month Of March

The simultaneous evangelistic cam
paign, inaugurated by ministers of
the city, was given splendid start
Sunday when the various churches
of the city seated congregations num-
bering far in excess of normal. The
occasion was Go-to-Church Sunday.
Reports from all the churches of
Mt. Vernon indicate that the work OF
the publicity committee of the Min
isterial assooiation--the Rev. G. Rec
tor Dye and the Rev. Foster G. An.
derson-had been most effective.
Many of the churches were crowded
to their capacity while every single
weekly custom it has been to do other
things. The appeal of Go-to-Church
Sunday found ready response and
the publicity committee, as well as
the entire Ministerial association, is
very gratified over the results of the
work.
Go-to-Church Sunday was selected
as March that the simultaneous
campaign might receive a good impe-
tus at the outset. This campaign
was conceived some little time ago by
the association as II substitute for a
union revival The association had
originally decided on series OF meet
ings, the same to last over a month
similar to those conducted here in
| 1907 by Evangelist Lyons. The plan
was to erect big tabernacle and
have all churches, which were will
! ing, to join in the services.
A committee was appointed to Sc
cure an evangelist, 1t took only a
short investigation to disclose the
fact that no evangelist OF the calibre
and reputation desired could he Sc
cured. The committee found that the
association had determined upon
union revival too late and that al
eyangelists had their time taken mp
When this report was made TO th'
association, the plan of "A union re
yiyal was abandoned II was theI
suggested that the churches cooper
ate and conduct soul'wnninS cam
paigns at the same time. This plai
seemed feasible and the association
started to work out the details. Tn
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-06
DEMOCRACY
Paragraphs From Pike Townships
Capital

Harry Wright OF Mt, Vernon spent
Wednesday in Amity
Several from here attended the fun
eral of Mrs John Kaiser which was
held Thursday at lGbenezer
Samuel ID. Simmons will move on
the William Rucker farm. three miles
north Of Fredericlstown Richard Work
man will move on the farm vacated by
Mr.. Simmons.
A good gaa well has been drilled in
ON the old Mahalfcy farm, by the Ohio
Fuel Supply Co,
The Upham Gas Go. is drilling on
the L. A. Barker farm.
MIR. Matheny. wife and daughter oil
Portland Oregon. and Mrs Rose Pop
ham, Orwell and Owen popham of Co
shocton attended the funeral of Geor
gia Burson, which was held Tuesday
Mrs. Emma Cain aud Noah Doup are
apending a few days with George Cain
at Columbus.
Mrs. Gusta Fletcher Is visiting heI
aunts. Mrs. Hardesty and Miss Day
nude, OF Fayette.
Mrs Hardesty and Miss DaymudC
will move in II. w. i.oney's property
In the near future.
G. x. Dowds will move in the Inc,
Wright property.
DR.. Leonard is spending few days
with friends In Akron.
Protracted meetings are being helC
at the M. 10. church. Preaching eaci
night next week at 7;s0. Everyone In
vited.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-06
DR.. Chamberlain Delivers
Stirring Address On
Patriotism
CITES HISTORY AND
READS SCRIPTURES
Over 300 Men Hear Y. a.. G.
A. Speaker; Rev. Miller
Talks Briefly

Thrusting aside selfish interests
and impulses, ascending above too
conscientious regard for the individ-
ual home and rising into the sphere
the homes of the nation were ele-
ments which DR.. c.. W. Chamberlain,
speaking at the Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon, characterized as
the essence of Christian Patriotism"
the topic upon which he discoursed.
There were more than 300 men in
attendance at the meeting which was
the second in a series which the Y. NJ.
G. A., cooperating with the simultan-
eous evangelistic endeavor in this
city, is arranging. The first occurred
last Sunday at the Y. M. c. A and
the remainder will be held there. As
this Sunday was Go-to-Church Sun
day, the association decided to hold
the mass meeting in church, and Sc
lected the Presbyterian.
Congregational singing started the
meeting off. The hymns used were
familiar to practically all in the con-
gregation and it was a common OBJ
servation that scant attention was
paid to the words and the music by
those who joined in.
Following this, a quartet composed
of Walter C. Burris, first tenor; r. A.
, Cbubb, second tenor; Paul M. Ash
| baugh, first bass, and Lawrence j.
Sperry, second bass, rendered selec-
tion which was most pleasing. The
first three members Of the quartet
sing at the Methodist church, while
Mr.. Sperry is with the choir of the
Presbyterian church.
Secretary d. M. Spence of the Y.
M. G. A, who presided over the meet
ing, read a selection from the scrip
lures and DR.. G. Rector Dye, pastor
| Of the Baptist church, asked blessing.
A selection by the quartet followed.
Rev. II. II. Miller spoke very briefly
as chairman of the committee in
| charge of the mass meetings. He
said that, to him, the encouraging
sign of the times is the fact that men
are, more and more, becoming inter
ested in the church, in contradistinc
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-06
Go-To-Church Euery Sunday

Many residents of Mt. Vernon, weaned away from
attendance at religious services, have demonstrated to
their satisfaction that they go to church on
Sunday. The slogan 'Go- To Church Sunday had it's
effect the attendance at the various domciles the
first of this week
1t not intended, however, that the going
should 1t was and is the idea that the initial eff
fort should be merely the foundation which to
struct genuine church going custom. The seeds
firm and steadfast interest in communal religious
worship
The slogan, therefore, should be changed-not by
action of the Ministerial association It's publicity
committee, but by the individual 1t should henceforth
be 'Go-To-Church Every Sunday and find it's fullest
expression in the habits of those who started this last
Sunday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-03-06

the close of the meeting, several men
came in from the mems mass meet
ing.
The women's mass meeting was ar
ranged m connection with the stimuli
taneous eyangelistic effort and came
in response to demand on the part
of women that they also be privileged
to gather as congregation and con-
duct services, like the men.
Several hymns were sung by the
congregation. when the meeting start
ed at o'clock, These We're led by a
UNION chorus of female voices from