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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07

DzENNIK cHICAdoSKI slmio-
,scza vieceJ drobDysh ogioszsh. AMI.
tell wszystkie inne dzienniki pobkis
- Chicago Fa1em WzietA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
lis Temple ul.

715 Temple III.
MARGIN Laszkiewicz kupil
" 1927 w. elsa III.
Jan Kolenda kupif
7O2 w. 2lszy place.
NJ. Benenowicz kupif
1855 w. 13ta I'll.
X. Kramarz klpil
1743 w. 2lsza vi.
Jan Szybiiski kupil
1877 Wabansia ave.
Antoni Matuszak kupil
1913 n. Wood III.
Wincenty Majewski kupiI
553S-4S Ardmore ave. .
Jan Pasowicz kupii
1898 n. Central Park ave.
katarzyna | .Jozef lyllccy kupili
1854 w. Diverscy ave.
Max NJ. Spychala kupi}
2S3S-40 Drake ave.
Jan Anderski kupil
2916 Dawson ave.
Stan. i Rozalia ~Szymahscy kupili
1864 n. Haussen Ct.
Berta Przywda kupiia
2423 n. Lawndale ave.
Jan SliwiGski kupit
324S \. LaWndale ave.
Antoni J. Konieczka kupil
262S Mason ave.
J. Klonowski kupit 50x1?4 stop
IA Mango ave. blisko Fuller
ton ave.
T. Paszkiewicz kupil
1916 Milwaukee ave.
,J6zef G. Luczak kupil
1919 \. Ridgeway ave.
Klara Kopera kupila
3651'S. Hermitage ave.
Franc. L. Stach kupiI
1886 w. 35ta III.
Katarzyna Lubiszewska kupila
3145 s. Wood vi.
krzyzanowski kupil
730S-1O w. Clarence ave.
w. Kulczak kupii
1886 n. Harding ave.
Knapczyk kupi}
1929 n. Lewis III.
Franciszek Ronczka kupii
301 L. 120ta III.
Ciogala kupil
45oO ,. Richmond III.
ian Kluczewski kupi}
ZIG n. Robcy III.
Rozehski kupif
AIS S. Albany ave.
Amelia Gajewska kupiia
1913 S, Ayers ave.
J. Lodcski kupif
6S22 S. Ashland ave.
T6zcf !. koranda kupii
1927 S. Campbell ave.
I6zef Szymck kupii
723S-46 s. Clarcmont ave.
Ian ! Marya Pctrowscy kupili
4436 S. California ave.
Juszkicwicz kupil
1926 ". 4Oty place.
,Nladysfaw Krawczewski kupii
3O4l w. 4lszy place.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
I v

Londyn, Z. wrzeSnia. - w dwu
lub trzcch dniach najdalej - ma
bye przeslana Papieiowi Bcne-
dyktowi odpowiedz Centralnych
ma lego pokojowc p~ropozycyc.
Paryz, 7. wrzeSnia. - Premier
Ribot ma uroczystoSci z okazyi
t~rzecicj rocznicy bitwy mad Mar
ma przcmawial / oSwiadczy1, re
Francya nigdy sic ME zgodzi ma
zadcn rodzai k]ompromiSu W spra-
vie Lotaryugii i Alzacyi: mus je
otrzymac L powrotcm, inaczcj o
pokoju mowy nicma!
Berlin, 7. wrzeSnia. y Ber--
linic bawi, czy tee bawil hr. Ger
min, a~ustryacki minister spraw
zagranicznych, ktory zapewne
przybyl om6wit z kanclerzem
Michaclisem kwcStyg eventual
nych celow wojny warunk6w
pokojowych austro-niemieckich, 4
zapewne i Sprawl PolsEa bedzie,
hub zosta}a om6wiona. Donosza Z
Austro-WIegier, IL tam odpo-
WED prezydenta Wilsona ma no.
te pokojow2 Papieza Jest cyrku-
lowana swobodnie ! wychwalana
przez caiQ prace i ooinie publicz-
IA, co ogromnie ma ~gniewNc
Niemcy, a gazety niemieckie O.
stro krytykuja wegierskie pisma
"a owe entuzyazmy L powodu O.
redzia Wilsona, kt6re IOWA ciez-
ka obraza ola Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
4 Pokoje Umeblowane - Kompetnie - ESQ Mieslecznle
podobnic spciZlv IA

podobnic specify ma nlczcm
wszclkic proby nicktorych pos
low rcpublikaiskich, ably osra"l'
czvt szcrokq wladze, Jakq przcd-
Iozcnic nadajc ministrowl skar'
Lu. Mc.Adoo w sprawic wydaWa--
MIA bond0w i ccrtyiikat0w rz9dV-
wycl1. Wniosek kongrcsmala
Tohnsona Z Washingtonu, ably
zoboWiazac ministra skarbu do
wydania przynajmniej poItrzccla
miliona doIaroW I'd rckla1nE W
oazctach ola bondow wojcnnych,
przcpadt bardzo znaczn9 w1ekSzo
sciq glos6w. Zan1iast togo otr|y-
mai pan McAdoo upoWaznlcnl2
wvdania ma rcklamc bondow
ST.. 600, 900, bcz zadnych Jcdnak
klauzul wiazqcycl go, lie L po-
wyzszej sunny zechce faktyczmc
ma ten eel przeznaczyc.
Kongresman Cannon L Illinois
zdofat przeprowadzit komprom'-
sowa p~oprawke. ma podsraW'e kto
rel wvjetc zostaly I pod opodat-
kowania procenty Cd bondow' me
przekraczajqcych sunny T''Ooo'
Poczatkowo zadal on ta!ilcgo IL
przywilejowania ola bondow IL"
sumo do $4,000, musial jcdn"N
sw0i wniosck zmodylikowac Wo-
bee stanowczej opozycyl przcwod
cv d]emokrat0w Kitchina.
$4,000 WOJsKA CHINsK1EGo
DO ROSYI.
San Francisco, 7. wrzesnia. -
Tutcjszy The Chinese DAILY
World' Original wiadomosc L
Szanghaju, zc Chiny mobII1zuj4
swoj dwudzicsty czwarty korpuH
armii, skladajacy sic Z l',ooo Woj
ska, samych najIepszych zoInlerzy
I p%rowincyi, p0lnocnycl'' ceIem
wyslania 60 przez Syberye m
wschodni front do walk Z Mem
cami.
zMNIEJszoNY EKsPoRT.
Washington, 7. wrzesnia. -
Ministeryum handlu osiasza, re
wartosc cksportu amerykahsklego
w lipcu br. spadla do najnizsze!
cyfry, jakq wykazywal ktorykol--
wick Z miesiecy Cd luteso roku
1916. w porownaniu do przedsta-
wiajacego $575,OOO,CW WartoSci
eksportu "a miesiac czerwiec spa
Ola wartosc wywozow "a lipiec o
$2O1, 100000 Import lipcowy
spadf w porownaniu do czerwco--
wego o wartoSc 81 milionow dola-
row.
ZARZUTY NIELOJALNOsC1
N IA ~NIESLUSZNE.
Washington, 7. wrzesnia' -
Subkomitet senatoryalnej komi--
syi ola spraw wojskowych, ktory
prowadzii dochodzenia przeciwko
generalowi Carlowi Rcichmanno-
vi, awansowancmu ostatnio
prezydenta Wilsona do wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
$67.50 "a TONE STALL.

NoWy YORK, 7. WrzeSnId. =
Rozporzqdzajqcy zawyczaj najlc-
p>zcmi iniormacyami iinansiSc:
oSwiadczajq, ii wcdlc otrzyma-
nych przez Mich wiadomoSci L
NaSHyngtonu RAD poStanowil
.oznaczyc ccne stall ns $3.50 ~
tone, micdzi zaS ma % ccnt6w IA
funt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07

zarckomcndoWaC dwoma SIosami
przcciwko jcdncmu potwicrdzcnjc
tcj nominacyi. Dochodzcnic i ~
kWcstyonowanic aWansu zosta!c
Wywolanc oskarLcmicm pam Jane
Anderson, zony kapitaua togo
nazwiska w armii kanadyjskicj, il
L utrzymywanej L Rcichmanncm
.znajomosci doszIa do prHckona-
mia, Ie ma OH prO%crman>kIC "a
patrywania i dlatego nic powinicn
otrzymat stopnia scncralshicgo.
Pc przcprowadzoncm Slcdztwic
scnatorzy Weeks i Fletcher orc
Xii, zc pani Anderson nic potra-
fila swvch zarzutGw udowodnij,
i lc lojalnoSci Rcichmanna mic ma
lev kwcstyonoWaC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
ZARzUTY ~NIELOJALNosC1
uZNANO "a

Washington, 7. wrzesnia. -
subkomitet senatoryalnej komi--
syi ola spraw wojskowych, ktory
prowadzif dochodzenia przeciwko
generalowi Carlowi Rcichmanno-
wi, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ostatilio
rrzez prezydenta WiIsona do wy
szei rangi, postanowii senatowi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
q NIEMIEC.
Berlin. 7. wrzeSnia.

DSIIIII, T. WI11SEEI "N
wielkim jest juz brak bronzu w
Niemczech, po~trzebnego do wy
robu dziai. IL rozporzadzono
'zdejmowanie bronzowych pomnr-
k6w, ktore bed2 przekuwane ma
armaty, Dzwony koSciclnc juz
dawno zostaly rekwirowanc. w
Bawaryi, W Momentum zdejmo
wanic pomnik6w, ktorych W
Niemczech jest pclno w kazdcj
dziurzc, juz rozpoczeto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
CARsKI SPISEK w ROSYI.

Piotrogrod, 7. wrze$nia. - Sic,
dztwo W sprawie wykrytego przez
premiere hierenskiego spiska
kontrrewolucyjnego, celem PREY
wrocenia ma tron Romanowych-
toczy sic energicznie prowadzone
/ obfitujQce W rewelacye. Wykry-
to, IL pomiedzy wiclkimi ksigze-
tami i oSdbami I otoczcnia ex-ca-
"a, ora niektorymi politykami
partly monarchiczncj istnieja SCI
sic porozumienia, a spisek rozpo-
rzqdzai wielkimi funduszami !
dziala W miastach gI6wnych, Pho
t~rogrodzie, Moskwie, Kijowie, O.
bessie; areSztowanO szereg wy
bitnych osobistoSci, w tenn wielc
kobict.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
PROCES SUCHOMLINOWA

PiOtrOgrod z. wrzeSnia. - Me
zwykla scmsacyq jest process gen.
Suchomlinowa. eN-mini5tra wojny
Z czasow carakiego rzadu: Swiad-
kowie ~zeznali, IL ma Suchomlino-
wa, oSkarzonego'O proStq zdrade
! wyslugiwanic sic Nicmcom, oraz
. defraudacye fanduszow narodo-
wych, IA obrone ojczyzny pre-
znaczonych, - wywieraia oibrzy-
mi wpiyw jeSo mtoda iona, daw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
Z BELGII.

Londyr, 7. wrzeSnia. - Praso-
VIC donoszQ IL W czaSie oStatnicj
bytnoSci ces. Wilhelma W Belgii,
Pc miastach belgijskich nigdzic
ME widziano zadnych d~ekoracyi,
ri flag l. dom0w prywatnych !;
ces. Wilhelm W zeszlym tygodniu
Jyl mp. W Bruxelli, W drodzc ma
front flandryjski i nigdzic ME
wywicszono ami jcdncj chorqg-
WI, owszem ma szczclnic zam-
knietych oknach dom0w prywat--
nych pojawily sic wszedzic napi--
sy. re okna tie pozamykano ia
znak zaloby narodowej.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
net PLAY FAST
Jencks and Miss BOggs New
Mixed Doubles Champs.
Good Matches Played in Mems
Singles Tourney.

Ralph Jencks and Miss Bernice
Boggs today were being congratulated
by their friends as the new mixed
doubles tennis champions of Topeka.
this title having been won Wednes-
day night when they defeated Harold.
Croft and Miss Marie Johnson in three
of the fastest sets of mixed play
seen on local court all season. The
scores were As, 60 and 6-S.
The big feature of the play was the
excellent work of the girls, Miss
Boggs's serving being largely respon-
sible for victory. Miss Johnson's best
work was done in driving. The win
ners were awarded the trophy cup do
mated by the Howard Athletic Supply
company
Mems Singles Results.
In the lay in the mems singles
tournament Wednesday night. Blinn
defeated King go and 81 and Pierce
defeated Ream in a three set match.
Croft won his match from Short by
default and Tucker disposed of J..
defeated w. Campbell in the feature
match of the evening, the scores be-
ing ell, So and GA NJ. Ream de-
feated S. T. Thompson 81 and 6-3.
Tonight's play in the mems singles
will be as follows:
Pierce against Croft, at $50; Jencks
against Weiskirch, at $50. and Pad
gett against M. Ream, at o'clock.
Tucker will probably play the winner
of the JenckS- Weiskirch match.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
LOOKS LIKE CHICAGO
Red Sox Will Have to Go Some to
Overtakc Pale Hose.

New York, Aug. Soft Boston is to
win the American league pennant,
starting today with the Philadelphia
Athletics on the home field, it will be
necessary for the club 70 play at a
$40 clip and keep it up 1.-THE last
game, provided Chicago does no bet
ter than to win one more than half
its remaining games -
The lead of four and a. half games
now held by Chicago looks exactly
like a cut on the worlds series from
the averagle angle. Only by the most
remarkable vision is it possible to de-
tect anything else, altho it is not a
forgotten point that the Red Sox are
wont to take their remnants without
any sauce.
The White Sox have twenty-seven
games remaining on their schedule.
Only nine of them remain to be played
on the Chicago grounds. Three of
these games will be played in Boston.
By winning fourteen and losing thir-
teen of these remaining contests. it
will be possible for the White Sox to
finish with a percentage of SIS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
PATRIOTISM ON FARM
Men Who Make Crops as Much
Heroes as Those in Trenches.

Manhattan, Kan, Aug. 3O.-That
the county commissioners and farm
ers of Kansas who are rapidly getting
back of the government plan for
emergency demonstration work rank
in patriotism with those w-lo are
Somewhere in France" digging
trenches or following the curtain of
fire, is the belief of Walter Burr, di
rector of the rural service department
of the Agricultural college and a
member of the state emergeicy agri-
cultural organization committee.
THE food production bill is entitled
An act to provide further for the ma
tionaI security and defense by stimu-
lating agriculture and facilitating the
distribution of agricultural prod
ucts." pointed out Mr. Burr. ANY
person who opposes cooperation in
this work is indirectly giving comfort
and aid to the enemy"
When a man is appointed to con-
duct this emergency work the county
contracts to pay $500 towards ex-
penses while the government pays
$1,000. That ne plan is meeting
with popular approval is shown by
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
M'GRAW FINED $1,000
Manager of the Giants Pays for At
tack on President Tener.

New York, Aug. 3O.-John ]. Nc
Graw. manager of the New York Ma
tional League club, has been fined
$1,000 and reprimanded by the board
of directors of the league. for APPROX
ing an interview. subsequently pub
lished, containing an attack upon
John K. Tener, president of the league.
This action was taken as tthe result
of the demand for an investigation of
the case by the New York chapter of
the Baseball Writer'S Association of
America, after McGraw had signed a
statement repudiating the interview
when brought before the league on
charges filed by President Wilson.
The finding of the board states that
witnesses in the room with McGraw
at the time of the alleged interview
did not hear the remarks attributed to
him. McGraw is held responsible,
however, on the ground that he auth
orized and endorsed the statements
contained in the interview which he
accepted the original manuscript for
his approval and returned it with the
remark that it was ''all right
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
JEANETTE WITH MEN
Congresswoman Definitely Assert
Star1ls in Montana Labor War.

Chicago, Aug. S0.-No doubt re-
manned today as to where Congl ess-
woman Jeanette Rankin stands in the
Montana labor war.
My sympathies are with the $4,000
workmen who have walked out of the
Montana mines" she. told chautau-
qua audience here last night. They
walked out as an unorganized body
Possibly 500 of them are members of
the 1. w. W., but the remainder are
men with no desire in striking other
than to better their condition"
Miss Rankin is on her way to Wash
ington after a special trip to her home
district to investigate labor conditions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30

the fact that agents are already at
work in some counties, and many 9TH
ers are becoming interested.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS i.

Booth Of the
Sep
additional will be
in
will used
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Of
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depriving
assisting refraining
from For
Company,
L. G.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
4MERIGAN AsSDCiATiON

Milwaukee Cat Kansas City,
Kansas City 6 10 1
North and Murphy; Sanders and Har-
grave.
Second game
Milwaukee Observation-Disclosures. IL IL >
Kansas City s 1
Sherdell and Livingston; karosen, Smith,
Becker and Berry.
St Paul (at Minneapolis) .... Is .
Minneapolis Observation-Disclosures 6 4
Finneran, Niehaus and Hoffman; Thomas,
Williams, Boardman and Owen
Second game
st. Paul Observation-Disclosures. II .
M1nnedpOllS 10 )
III innings
Williams and Hoffman; Stevenson and
Owens.
No other games played.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland Eat Cleveland) . lie 1
: Id 10 "
Bagby, Torkelson and O'Neill and De-
berry; Davis, Cunningham and Stanage and
Yelle.
St Louis Cat Chicago. OF 1
chicago o
koob, Wright and SEVERED; Russell and
Schalk.
Second game
/ L
ChASdSo Ii L. y
Rogers and Hale; Benz, Danforth and
Schalk and Lynn.
No other games played.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Hutchinson Cat wichita) ... 2
W IcHltd y i
Mccullough and Richardson; Baker and
Yaryan.
Denver (at Joplin . II .
joplin 4
Nabors and Shestak; Hall and Monroe.
No other games played.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
WANTED WAR In 1909
Russian Diplomatic Attache Tells of
Teuton Preparation Years Ago.

Petrograd, Aug. 20.-Germanys
military preparation was known to the
Russian war ministry and it was also
aware that Germany contemplated a
declaration of wal in 1909 and again
in 1913, according to testimony given
yesterday by General Nicholson at the
trial of General Soukhsminoff, former
minister of war, for high treason. The
witness was the military attache of the
Russian embassy in Berlin from 1905
to 1911. He swCre that he reported
Germanys military activity to the
Russian war office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
ADDITIONAL SPORT WILL BE
FOUND ON OTHER PAGES
Fire on Whitehead.

New York. Aug. 30.-Fire was dis
covered early today on the former
German steamship Willehad. tied up
at Hoboken. The Willehad is now a
United States transport, but formerly
acted as mother ship to the subma-
rine Deutschland when that vessel ar
rived on its last trip. The damage by
fire was slight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30

McAIester, Okla, Aug. 30.-The Nc
Alester and Ardmore clubs of the
Western association today held a sea-
son record for fast playing. They
played a full game in thirty-six min
utes, McAlester winning, to 0.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
. NATIONAL LEAGUE.

q ~ =.
New YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..... S1S
Miller, Steele and Fischer and Schmidt
and w. Wagner; Demaree, Tesreau, Sallee
and Rariden.
st. Louis lat Philadelphia. .5 o 1
d
Meadows, Watson and Snyder; Alexander
and Killifer.
Cincinnati lat Boston,. ... 5 Is
boston
-3 40 innings)
Toney, Eller and Wingo; Nehf and Ira
gessor.
Chicago lat Brooklyn 6 o
Brooklyn IL 2
and Miller.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
Grand Rapids Wins Flag.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug 3d.
Grand Rapids clinched the pennant of
the Central league by defeating Fort
Wayne here Wednesday, while Spring
field was losing one game of a double
header with Richmond.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-30
BASEBALL TODAY.


NatiOnaI League.
st. Louis at Pittsburg, 2, rain, first, 1 80
u. IN.
Boston at Philadelphia, ?, cloudy, first, 1 80
p. M
New York at Brooklyn, clear, 3. p. m.
No other games scheduled.
American League.
st. Louis at Chicago, clear, p. m.
Detroit at Cleveland. cloudy, 3 p. m.
Washington at New York. clear, 3 20 p. N.
Philadelphia at Boston, cloudy, 3 rs p. III.
American Association.
Toledo at Louisville, ,, rain, first. p. m.
Milwaukee at Kansas City, clear, 8 80 p.
Columbus at Indianapolis, ., clear, first,
p. IN
Minneapolis at St Paul, clear, p. m.
Western League.
Denver at Joplin, >. clear, first, 2 p. IN.
Hutchinson at Wichita, clear, 3 80 p m.
Omaha at Lincoln, clear, 80 p. m.
st. Joe at Des Moines clear, 3 80 p. In.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-26
Gmpfans Oss nensm @eianOteu Oer
Sdlueis.

Die bieiigcn S6pei5erpereine,
mo 5mar ser g@riitIi &erein", Die
Union Seluetio" lno Die oStaui
foherin", go6en ga Gbren oeS nelten
@%eiunoten Der Sdmei5, Or. Sean ".
Sul5er, I'M Naiion &auiher einen
qrOBen @mpfonq am Wittpof, Oen
II. Nftober. llngefdbr 1870 @GIte mn
rem eridienen. Na6 Dem offi5iclleil
empinng mllr0e elm gut 5ubereiteteS
Outlets Supper ierbiert. Bon Der
8otlholt maren mmeieno: Der @e-
lan0te Or. Sean Sul3er uno 6rou;
Or. Silbiher mo Sroll; Serr 2iitbi
un0 Grou; Or. &onrao Sennp Or.
3. S6ulteB, ionic oie Serren e..
6aeid, &Ddener, Heter, Oliper uno
sic IngeiteIlten. Der Serr @elan0te
oanfte in elmer ldngeren &eoe oen
4mueienoen fir oie inn erpieiene
@bre uno for6erte lie auf, ibrem
N0optiblan0e in Sreue uno @nbGng-
li6feit ergeben 3u iein. Or. Sul3er
loIrOe allen @Glten peri6nIi6 porge-
ltellt, ebenio Ieine Srou @emoblim;
elm ieoer ser Mnipelnoen Ourfte ibm
Die Sono oriiden. Aae brahten Ell
men pergniigten Ibeno 5u. Der Set
nbeno NOR BON @rfolg getront, pie
Dies INNER bel oen Shmei5ern ser
6al lit; 0onf uno Entertaining ge-
.biibrt 0em 4omite, ods Den GrfoIg
berbeigefiibrt bot. gu oemielben &c
b0rten iolgenoe Yerionen: g. st. His
denba6er, &oriiser; Sulius Gdloff
S6ubmeiiter SRI. Clara &.9roedin
SefretGr; &. Sueliiter, 4lleult San
oo5, S. $. Storm s. @iSler, Sp.
Saumer, 4. 8orrnot. Geo. @. &reiS,
6rau Worie 8. Shmiot, Srau SpieB,
Sruu 6. Gbebnep, Srou SanOo5,
6rnu 5iiglilter un0 Srou Gipolori.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-26
Nus Oeuti9en &ir9en.
GO. emt6. 0rsieiuistsits .9irde,

Die @lieoer Der lutb. 9reieinig.
feits @emeiuoe, ode A. uno & Str.
y. rs, mo Der englilhen Gbriit
Gburd, ode %. s. Ape uno Morgun
Str, baben beiAloiien, gemeinidoft-
lid ooS 400 jGbrige SubiIdrm DER
Reformation 81 ieieru. Gin 3eitgot.
teSoienit miro oin Abeno oeS 81. Sf,
tober gebalterb in Der 6irIt Gonare-
gationdI Gbrrd. Gde 10. unO O. Ctr.
q. ". Die Subelprebigt miro Serr
Eroi. $. 9. Semmeter boIten. 0aS
Eublifum lit freunoIidit ein%gelaoeu
Seine 8oIlefte miro erbobeu. Dieter
@~ottesoienlt miro in Der eneliiten
Gprade gebalten rberoen uno beginnt
um 8 llbr aben0s.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-26
GOmcorSia @emtinS,,
cote uno O. Ctr. g. SO

SIN @erl1ufe oieier ISOLDE bat sic
@cmeinoe an ibre @lieoer uno 5reun
Oe @n5eigen nit 9e5ug auf sic Sci.
CT oes Observation-Disclosures auSgeber
laiien. Der Sauptiahe nodb lollcr
5luei ACCOMPLISHMENTS itattfinben,
ser critic in engIiider Sprdde an
fommenoen Sonntag Morgen I'M fl
ubr. Gin georuftes Trogromm nit
9i6liihen @e6lelreoen uno beionoe
rem 2ieoern miro bemlBt meroen. sic
Yreoigt bebonoelt ooS Shemto: Sic
Reformation oes Sed3ebnten SSobr.
blinoertS mo Nos mir iiir Die @eaen-
mart oarans lcrlIeSi Gieier sscier aebt
Ser ilblide oclitid)e @otteSoienlt Dor.
ans, nm 5ebu llbr, NIT Der Yreoigt
ilber oos SonntagSebongelium =
Scr Seilung oe8 SobneS oes 2oniqi.
Iden.
Die 0eutlde Meformationsieier ioa
am Sonntag @torgen, oen 4. Sftober
um II llbr ltattfinoen. 9lud) IN ole
ier tommt elm beIonoeres Yrogromm
sur &eripenoung, mo ole Yreoigt DC
nntIportet Die 6rage: @aS bot oic
Reformation Neiies gebradt. 0ic
6eier Oes @eiligen Ibenonable@
ihlieBt iid on Den @ottesoieult AZ,
9einl ACKNOWLEDGEMENT am 4. SO.
uember bGlt Yoltor Men5el elmer
Sortrag ilbcr oaS Sbemu: Meformuti
ons Martprer Der HieOerlonoe.
Die 8lieocr oeS @noeapor Ser
ems balten mm 81, alio nadlter
Mitmodl, cine Solom Gen Yortp ob
81 welder nod bcionoere Gin5eIein
luoingen mSgelanot merocn.
Nm fommenoen Sonntog Mbeno
%. Oftober, gebt cine Ansobl poi
Goncoroio 2euten nah Baltimore, I'm
BORT on elmer geneinlumen MefornIo
tionSfeier IN Der y2pric" teilSuneb
men.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-26
NGnner.G 6or"

Am 9onnerstag, Den Is. OCTOBER,
CAB Der o@ermnnia MGmerhor"
leinc critic 9l6eno llnterboltlna. ole
out 6eiuht mar. 5oleenoeS Yro=
gromm mar norbereitet: MGnnerhor
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@Iopierportrog ser @ebr. Oicner
nSton0 bp TIE 6log"; oas Mulifltiid
fano reihen Behalf. @lsoon mur-
ben pcri6ieoene fIeine 9oiicn mifge.
iiibrt BON SRI. @oper uno Sen @erren
IS. @oper, q. Wottern umo Sui. &o-
IenfeI0. glle madten fire Sahe iebr
gut. Mit GinSelportrdgen troten aui :
IS. @. SAied, $. Sonoer un0 Mor
Der. Gum S6luB lieB iih Ger MGn-
nerhor nit Sen 2ieocrn .@rimat~
nno 1Wtei Miltter mag mi net. Nodl
Dem mulifoliihen Seile erfrellten lih
bic @aite ON Sah5e.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-26
Ct. Warien.0ird,.

Die bodD. &eoemptoriiten YaterS
Heu. Beter &urtinger mo &ep. SO.
iepb M. SnpOer, croifneten sic 3mei.
mohentlide Milliom bel ocm lolen.
men So6amte am Sonntng. MGb-
reno DER ISOLDE mareu ole Yreoigten
uno Der gauge @ottesoienit in Scr
oeutifen Sprnhe. Am Sonntaa
Nodnittag Inn 3 ubr lit Die ieierlihc
ShluBfeier Ger oeutlden Miliion.
am 9lbeno UNI 100 lit ole Groffmrng
ser engliihen Miiiion. @Gbreno Ger
tommenoen @o6e iino ole Yreoigten
ale in ser engliihen Spro6e.
Die Sromng oeS @ottesoienites
uGbreno oieier ISOLDE lit oieielbe mic
in ser pergongencn ISOLDE. ST. Mei
len Inn $50 uno Q llbr nit elmer fur.
gen Treoigt. Am Ibeno Inn 7.3(
iii &oienfron3, aroBe MiiiionSpreoigt
mo Segen.
Spnnerstag lit oas Set @(lerbcili
zen. ein aebotener Ieiertag. Die I'll
Meilen limo I'M $50, Z. 8 mo INN
llbr lit oaS &ohamt. 9(m Ibeno I'm
100 lit 6eionoere Nnooht iiir oiv
@rmenieelen. Treitno lit I(erieelen
Die fl. Meiicn limo mie om Mlerbei(
iNenieite. I'm s llhr lit elm ieierfihe'
Washington Journal., 1917-10-26

Pm II. Oftober botte ser Sciien-
OarmltGOter llnterltiibungsperein cine
Spe5iolueriammlmg. YrGlibent CIR.
9eilltein filbrte Den &oriib mn0 sc.
fretGr Sobn Weininger belorgtc oos
Erototoll, Sdmmtlide 9comten
maren unmeieno. eS wuroe beihlol-
len, bis auf meiteres Die &criomm.
llngen I'M alten 2ofale ab5ubolten.
DIS Sbeater aomitc miro ipGter 8e.
ridt crItotten. Non belhloB, 5 2ib.
ertp SonOs 81 toufen 81 ie 500.
9sad Der Gerlammlunq fono elm gro.
bes Selteiien ltatt.