davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-08-14

BRICE. Alexander, Boguc Chitto (W).
DAMPLER. Julius, New Hebron (K)
JAMES. Wesley r. Tula (W).
MISSOURI:
CARTER, Geo. A., sgt. ST Louis tW).
CLOUD. Harman, sgt, Kansas City tW)
MOREHOUSE, Ira, mech, Kahoka (W)
MoNrANA:
COFFIN. Allen r.. CORP, Bridger ID Al
OHIO:
+ BAXTER. Christopher s.. lieut.. Clere.
land tK).
NEBRASKA:
RIPPLE. Ed c.. DR., Plattsmouth (K)
NEVADA:
MARSH. Henry F.. sgt. Vya (K).
NEW YORK:
KEYSOR. Frank P, cook. Claysburg (W)
pILAWSKI. Edward, Cohoes tk).
MELVILLE. John r.. Rochester tWl
O'NEILL. Erving R., Camden (W).
! NORTH CAROLINA:
HARRELL George, Hobgood % w.
PENNSYLVANIA:
FREDERICK: John. Philadelphia *.
HENZLER, William. Philadelphia (W).
LATCHFORD. Chester A.. mechanic. New.
port fW).
WOOD. Harry F., corp. Scranton (K).
TENNESSEE:
EDWARDS. Garrett, sgt, Kittyton (K)
VIRGINIA:
HONAKER. Gason H.. Draper tW).
KEELY. w. F.. corp. Kenbridge (W).
WEST VIRGINIA.:
kELLAR, Duwain E.. Clarkesburg (K)
I,EEK, Chas.. cook, Moundsville (W).
WISCONSIN:
DICKEY. Irwin E.. corp. Hudson ID w
M'TIER. Frank. Endeaver (W).
WASHINGTON. D. c.
CASH, Frank H. M, lieut.. ID w.
CANADA:
ESTABROOKS, L.. corp. Sacksville (W)
! ITALY:
ZOOCOLI, Lareto Italy tM.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-14
NeU York City and Vicinity

ARMY
Wounded Severely
GREER. Evan T.. sgt % Post Street,
CLEARY, John j.. 81 Summit Street,
Waterbury. Conn
PANETH. Gilbert, corp. 354 East Ninety
first Street, New York City
Wounded, Degree Undetermined
=, BERGEN. Francis P. 1898 Daley Avenue,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-14
Lewis Safe in France

WASHINGTON, Aug Ex-senator
Lewis, of Illinois, notified his office to-
day that he had arrived safely in
France. He went over to see the hat
tlefronts and visit the Illinois troops.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-14
Elsewhere

Elseuhere
Character of casualties indicated follows (K) killed
action (W) Cd AZ died of Causes
Cd w died of wounds Cd D. died Of disease; ( ssns P)
New-York tribune., 1918-08-14

Hlgfeat temperature yesterday ~ dsrrecs tat .
p M: lowest. ~ tat a m J; ; average so: aver
age same time las, year. TO- average date for
thlfty three y.aYs. II.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-14

= y Ut "" ~ II III a ~
Barometer Readings
Z a. IN. .-..3o.os / y. H.. 80. 07 & D. ~ . 40 Qs
New-York tribune., 1918-08-14

1913. 1917
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30
PRISTE
HOVALCU.

(Committec on Public l-ro-m.)
S prichodem miru nastava ma
turalisacni Iradovne Spoj. Sta
til ukol, jenz byl jiz slibne "a
pocat behem valky: staviti vse-
chny narodnosti, jez skladaji O.
byvatelstvo teto zeme, v Jeden
jediny, stejnorody narod. Doci-
leni narodnf jednotlivosti, "a
hrnujici i II, 100000 v cizine 70
zenych obyyatelu teto zeme,
bude lkolem teto kancelare,
ktera pocina prave nejvetsl a
nejpronikavejsi kampan We sve
historii, ahy cfle toho bylo do
sazeno.
Ucelem teto amerikanisacni
prace budeI Iuskutecneni idealu,
kterym Amerika skutecne Sc
stava tavicfm kelimkenav nemz
lide re vsech zemi pfemeneni
jsou ma novy q karakteristicky
narodnl typ. Minuleho kvetna
prosel kongresem zakon, ably a
merikaniso{ani byli kazdy muz
i zena v cizln6 zrozeni a zde by
dlici, q nat lraiisacni kancelafi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30
PoSvfCENf.
Napsal Jill v. Prokop.

Napsal Jill v. Prokop.
'sSvaty Martin pfijel ma BIZ
Hem koni'' - ffkava SIC vSude.
q svatkern sv. Martina nastava
lpravA zima.
Ma sumavskych pasekach u
lehne prvni snfh. ~. Tmave bo
|rovice svesi a pnitahnou ku PM
blize tmave svoje haluze, slu-
necko jen k polednfmu osv6tli
jich vrsky a podiva Sc, jak ce-
Ia vegetace chystala Sc k zirn-
nfmu sp&nku. -.
Dole pod pasekou - lesnim
mlazfm - probehne ma ssvex-
lich" vysoka zvef. - Hladovi
zajici casem zabloudf az do
zmrtvelych poll, ale zvirena O.
|statni spi jiz dlouhym zimnfm
spankem We svych doupatech.
Jen cerni havrani a kfiklave
lvrany preleti tim absolutnfm t.
chem ....
"Pfijel k nam billy ktan -
zalehl nam cely dvdr --!''
| Co je to :?
Snih!
Billy kun a ma mem sv. Mar
tin! Dobry, stedry sv. Martin,
ktery pin smilovani o posledni
kus plaste s chud'asem Sc roz-
delil. Snad proto sv9ti svatek
sv. Martina tax slavne a Ste
die.
Ma venku pada prvni snih a
We vsich slavi poslednf, to nej-
slavnejsf posviceni. Padne pri
mem mnozstvi "martinskych
husi" a petou Sc 'martinske roh
licky' sladkym makem nadite.
Tanci sc II tanci dlouho -
vzdyt je posviceni =!
0 takove posvicenske muzi-
ce, o takovem officielnim roz-
louceni Sc Sc vsemi posvicenimi
v1bec, nezistava donna ami sta
ra vymenkarka. Vsechno je v
hospode a vsechno plno veseli.
Ba fozsafne hospodyne, use
die, zahy po pozehnani ma la
vicfch kol senkovny 81 o tomhle
posviceni Sc svym tatou zatoci,
IA pant&ta Sc o MARITIME" ma ty
mlade ami nezadurdf, ze We sta
veni sotva odklidf, dobytku
Ijakz TAXI zalozi a = jiz lett
l
ltancit.
Inu - vzdyt je posviceni
Istedre, martinske posviceni! -
V hospode muziky furiant.
Isky vyhravaji pisnicky. Chasnl.
lei stoji pred mimi plnymi pie.
chaci piva a zpivaji, co Jim hr.
(dlo staci:
80 posviceni, vsechno to voni
tax jake v apatyce"
| Vsak cukrova baba - trebs
ze jiz pod oknem pfeslapuje '
backorach a do vlnaku Sc chou
LII - usmiva Sc sladce; tax slaG
ce jako jeji pernik! Vzdyt m;
plnou, plhickou skatulku ot
dramek peniz1 "a prodane zbt
Ii. A cd tech nejmenSieh bere
kolace, j.ez tito V bezednycf
III
svych kapsach maminka.n prt
paSovali. - Ia diva kolace d$
Iva jeden krejcarovy kousek. =
Nejvice prodava zelenych je
sterek z cukrove gumy. Ia ty
es il kolace tax hrnou, re pra
We premysli, zda by nemela ks
zdou tu jesterku davati "a koi;
&c diva. >. : Pfemitani jejlho v.
uzije Lojzicek Svachu a pod
strci babce "a jesterku dvs
>F'skladane' kolace, z nichz vsal
povidla vydloubal prstem. =
Jiz ma stastne jesterku u
; stech, mezi zuby, a chysta 81
prave labuznicky k tonu, jail
ljesterce ocasek dukladne Wy
Itahne. Baba ale zmerci podvod
skoci po chlapci a sama jester
l 4. H. l.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30

FfSHtMl
(, slysf, nsdbA - ma pred sebou
sklenicis "nouse' a cerneho "ka
fe". Tv&fe il hoff, ocima u
5mfva Sc ma sveho pantatu, KITE
lry tax stedfe v hospode il Ca
stuje. Vzdy' je posvfcenf
juchd !
We mestech - tfeba i tako-
vych malych, patriarchalnich
kde Sc posvfceni dosud slavi, je
pojem mem mnohem stfizlivei
u. Husy pekou Sc v rodinach
take, a martinske rohlfcky nadf
vajf Sc veKopansky ofechovou
nadivkou; ale co pIatno, je to
ljenom nahrazka - surogat!
Cele posviceni zalezi vlastne
v tom, De do kostela vyrukuje
krasna pler We zceIa nOvych Sa-
tech a posvicensk6 odpoledne
ze travf Sc ddstojne ma koncer-
te v mistnim hotelu, pfi mfstni
kapele. Ddstojnost vylucnje We
self - proto je to surogat -!
Nejostfeji nam to ukazuje
velke mesto. Tam posviceni pfi-
pomfnajf jen ty plakaty, jez
jsou do ''duparen". v Mich toci
Sc sm6s lidf bez skutecneho We
sell, takovych, jez ami potfebu
fpraveho veseli neciti. Toci Sc
jen, vydrazdeni alkoholem a
plakatovou suggesci.. Mysli, ze
skutecne uzivaji posvicenf. Ia
tim dust Sc zvirecim prachem q
ostrymi vypary propocenych
tel. Svetlo elektrickych lamp
jen tezce prodira Sc kouqem
svateenych virzinek. Hudba
hraje rycne nejnovejsi "slapa.
ky" a v nemoznem tempu dr.
zuje tancujici parky. Takova
je asi posvicenska muzika vel
kych NEST. Muzice venkovske
priblizuje Sc jedine snad tim,
ze je pri nj obligatni posvicen-
ska rvacka. Ale ne o devce, kite
re snad prespolni chlapec 2 ko-
la a re srdce domacich hochG
odvedl. Ba ne - pro velkomest
ske holciny bez krve - nervou
Sc cynictf jich gallant. Rvacku
tvyvola obycejne nektery syn
Martdv, mad "cibila' povzne-
Seny., Isl.
i Takovy vojacek, ktereho -
cd sv. Vaclava, do sv. Martina
- uz nauciEi vsechny "kvergri-
fy", ktery uz dostava pres cas-
je s "tagskapralem" jedna ru-
ka as novou cepici vymenil
ii novou holku takovy, pa
Inecku, je' We SVEN dvojim suk-
me ait takym sebevedomim, re
ma vsechno "cibil" plije. A
l. kdyz Sc nemdze rvat ma vol
me jat takym sebevedomim, re
Posviceni We velkem meste
by tax jeste nejlepe a nejrade-
Iii uzil prdmerny, maly, velko-
mestsky clovek. Chtel by 81 tue
nou husou to posviceni z'symbo
lisovat! Rad by dopral, chutne
to sousto sob9 d6tem. Bezrad.
ne vsak stojf ma martinskem tr.
hu. Prodavacka chce ma mem
"a radnou, vykrnenou husu 6
az 10 korun - a to je pro ma
leho cloveka peniz, mad nfmz
kazde - juchn - umira -
ipll nemz ma "posviceni" mysle1
vnbec - pfestava. -.
--O--
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-30

,bylo ulozeno riditi praci spoje-
nou pripravou pfist6hoyalcd
pro obcanstvf. Tato prace bude
vykonayana prostfednictvim We
Ifejnych skol.
Statisice cizincI pfijima kaz
dorocne obcanstvi a valka pri-
spela nemalo k sesilenf zajmu O
ziskani obcanstvi mezi pristeho
va]ci. Pres to vyskytuji Sc vsak
dosud mnohe nesnaze, ktere Sc
stavl v cestu tomu, aby kazdy o
byvatel teto zem9 stal Sc Anne
ricanem j v myslence, slove a
skutku. TAX jest ma priklad v
New Yorku 100000 pristehoval
cd, kterf neumejf cist, psat a
mluvit anglicky. Je tam mluve-
nc asi 100 rdznych reef a mare
ti. Av cele teto zemi jest asi 10
neb IL miliond lidi, ktefi jsou
pfislusniky cizich narod1. V
zadne druhe zemi ma svete neni
tax velike procento cizincu ja-
ko v Americe.
Naturalisacni kancelaf je v
uzsim spojeni s pfistehoyalci
nez kterakoliv jina vladni orga-
nisace. Prostrednictvim svych i
fedniki seznamila Sc s vice nez
tremi, milliony pristehovalcd a
behem poslednich ctyr let cho-
PLY Sc skoly velike prace pouci
tt miliony dalsich pfistehovalcd
o dulezitosti americkeho obcan
stvf. Tato velika vzde1avaci pra
ce konana jest asi We 1000 me-
stech, jez hostf dohromady mill
ony pristehovalcd. Statisice wy
zvedlo 81 uz prvni obcansky list
a naturalisacni kancelar prime
la skolni drady domove techto
kandidatu obcanstvi, ably zaha-
Jill vecerni vyucovani pro ne a
jejich zeny, ably Jim vstipeny by
ly potrebne vedomosti O americ
Ike ustave a sprave. Avsak nej-
Iprednejsi veci je uceni Sc anglic
ke reci; konversaci, cteni psa-
nj. Kazdy pristehovalec jiste
rad slysi, rekne-i Sc mu, re mlu
vi anglgicky jako rozeny Ame-
rican.sVada posila kazdemu &c
kateii obcanstvi nalehavou "a
dost odporucujfci, aby cekatel
navstevoyal skolu We SVEN do
move. Vlada zarovefi poskytuje
zdarma potrebne ucebnice a Wy
stavi cekaanci graduacni listi
nu, jez mu bude vydana skolou,
jakmile Sc vykaze americkym
obcanstvim.
AZ dosud nebylo docileno
mnoho, nebot' k vyucovani O oh
canstvi prihlasila Sc teprve nece
la dive procenta pristehovalcl v
lteto zemi. Obrovska prace anne
rikanisovati zbyvajicich SO pro-
cent predleha nyni naturalisac
nj kancelari. K uspesnemu vyko
mani tohoto ukolu bude treba
soucinnosti kazdeho jednotlive-
no obyvatele Spojenych Statd.
| Zamcstnavatele pristehoval-
cd mohou velmi prispeti vyna-
snazi-li Sc sve delniky, zvlaste,
ty, jiz postradaji anglicke reci
a americke ustavy, primeti, ably
lined vstupovali do vecernich
skol. Ii, kteri mali pratele a
zname mezi pfistehovalci, nell
by Sc priciniti zbaviti je ciziho
vlivu, vyzyvajice je pratelsky,
aby Sc s1castnili vecernich kur-
sd obcanstvi.
| NaSi v cizine zrozeni vojini, z
nichz mnoho stalo sc obcany
vstupem do armady, vrati Sc do
americkych domovd, bude-li
program naturalisacni kancela
re zde nalezite plnen. Pribuzni
a pratele onech hochd mohou
poznati vyznam a dllezitost a.
merikanisace zde prave tax, ia
| kn voiiri yozno1i m " arn,ad6
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-17
Gee, Pains All
Gone, mother!'

"Ulypto," the Marvel for Any Ache
You may have used liniments,-
and salves of one kind or other in
the past, but you have never OBJ
tanned the extraordinary soothing
relief which "Ulypto'' Ointment
gives you for any pain, int1amma-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-17
PREFERRED TO
SLEEP IN BARN
Ralph Smith, Lad Of Twelve Sum.
mers, Who Had a Warm Bed
to Sleep in, Chose the
Barns Instead.

Chief Hennemann has problem
on his hands, and also regular
boarder A boy by the name or
Ralph Smith was charged with steal
ing two chickens. He is about twelve
years of age, Yesterday the police
took him in charge His case is
peculiar one, and affords much study
for those trying to solve the boy
problem The boys parents are both
dead, and he went TO live with his
uncle, Carl West, on the Hilton road,
two miles from this city.
OF late the boy has been hard to
manage, and it is a difficult matter
to understand his action. During the
cold weather of the past month the
lad has been running away from
! home and sleeping in barns. Some
time ago he frosted one, OF his feet
which is still sore. When brought
to the police station he looked blue.
cold and all in. He admitted that
the family where he lived treated
him all right and gave him warm
bed, but still he chose the barn.
After sitting by the fire and thaw-
ing out he is now looking quite
clipper.
The chief filed an information
against him this morning In the
superior court. with the purpose OF
having him sent to the Industrial
school at Eldora. Mr.. West called
at court and gave his PERMISSION to
have his nephew taken away, as he
has passed beyond his control.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-17

ton, SORENESS or congestion. It IS
the latest scientific triumph, a new
combination containing extracts
from the eucalyptus tree. and other
soothing ingredients. 1t contains
nothing injurious, nothing that
from all mustardy odor. 1t Is magic
for Sore Muscles. Stiff Joints. Back
ache, rheumatism Pains, Catarrh,
Sore Throat, Pain in the Chest. Neu-
ralgia, Earache, Cold in the Head,
Stoppage of the Nose, and any pain
or congestion. "Ulypto" Ointment is
sold at all drug stores at Csc and
soc a jar. or sent direct by the Mac
MILAN Chemical Co., Falls City,
Nebr
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-17
The Presentation.

Attended by his presbyt tiers, the
Rev. DR.. e. H Rudd and the Rev.
Charles J. Shut DR.. Sage. bishop
elect, was presented to the presiding
bishops and co-consecrators. The
bishops presenting the new bishop
said:
Reverend Father in God we pre-
sent unto you this Cody and well
learned man, to be ordained and con-
secrated bishop"
The presiding bishop. then demand
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-17
The Episcopal Habits.
The Conservation.

The hymn, Vent Creator Spirits,
was sung with Bishop Sage kneeling,
and the other bishops grouped about
him. Bishop Longley sang the first
lines and the other bishops intoned
the following lines. While still
kneeling and after the prayer was
said the bishops present put their
hands on the head Of Bishop Sage,
the presiding bishop invoking the
Holy Ghost, and invoking the divine
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-17
200. 900 in Minnesota.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
ST. PAUL. Mimi. Jan. 1.-TWO
hundred thousand persons in Mime
sofa are estimated today to be affect
ed by Fuel Administrator Garfield's
closing order, Another 100000 in oth-
er northwestern states not under the
order will also be affected by shutting
down industries east of the Mississ-
ippi. Several cities today reported
business men meeting 10 work out re-
organization. Generally, firms will
obey the order but many business men
considered it false economy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-17

al Mooar, ST. Mary's and the mission
OF st. Luke's, and that he will leave
with us a wealth of good deeds en-
shrined in the hearts of the members
of this parish and its missions. de mas
worked earnestly and faithfully for
the spread of Christ's kingdom in this
parish and its missions and now after
years of earnest labor. he has beea
called to much larger field. We re-
joice and congratulate him for having
been chosen for this high honor. -
become bishop of Salina, Kans., an hon
or that was beyond our power to be-
stow Our sincere and earnest prayers
are that he will meet with unbounded
success in this larger field of labor,
and the best wishes of st. johns
church and parish will go with him:
and that the Good Master will guard.
guide and protect him and his family,
and may Heavens choicest blessings
he showered upon him.
| H. w. UPHAM, senior warden.
iG. COLLINGWOOD FUCKER, junior
warden.
JOSEPH J. AY RES
JOHN w. MARSH.
Services at Salna.
Bishop Sage will be enthroned at
Salina next Sunday, In formal serv'
| ices to be held in the cathedral church
there He will be welcomed by Bishop
| Sheldon M Griswold. who was the
| former bishop there, and is now sui
fragan bishop of Chicago. This viii
be another interesting service, and
one which will formally launch the
new bishop on his work in that pas-
! ish. Today. Rev. George Long OF 81.
Pauls at Warsaw, is the pro-rector
of st. Johns. He is taking the place
| of the rector, for the day only Bish-
Oh Sage does not sever his connec-
lions here until January 81.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-17
..,;ces Were Held at St. Johns Church, Of
Which He Has Been Rector Since
June 1, 1911.
|sH0P DANIEL S. FUTILE PRES|DES
,ead of American Episcopal Church, Assisted
by Bishops of Many States, Took Part
in Memorable Service.

The Rev. DR.. John Charles
sge rector Of St. Johns Epis-
bal church of Keokuk, was,
IS morning consecrated
ishop Of salina, Kans., In an
IMPRESSIVE and beautiful cere
louv held in historic st.
bins, attended by bishops
bd clergy from many states in
be west, and presided over by
i presiding bishop of the
|nerican Episcopal church,
he Rev. Daniel Steele futile
St. Louis. The church was
bled with members of st.
bins parish and friends of
i rector. A ceremony of con-
lration is a service that is
it Of the ordinary, and this is
le first time that such a serv-
/ has been held in st. John s.
bis was not, however, the first
nsecration service in Iowa,
Bishop Keator was ordained
Dubuque, sixteen years ago.
The service this morning
as impressive and solemn,
hd withal there was a beauti-
! touch of simplicity, the
ok Of any ostentation, or out
'Gd parade. The robes worn
the attending bishops were
nipple, and yet in their colors
Finished a gorgeous setting to
Pe whole scene. The decora-
ons on the altar were simple.
I'D above all was spread the
plerican flag. The service
Eef IN all of its responses and
the music, is a beautiful
rVlce, and one which follows
e example set by disciples of
e Master, when they were
posing one of their number,
tne bishops present this
omng, were consecrating
fshop Sage, to ''go out into
the world, and preach the
Pspel."
The service this morning had
on OF sentimental history at
|caed to it in the fact that in
presenting bishops were
. OF the college mates, and
: trends of Bishop Sage, and
TACT all of the bishops taking
~ were in some manner con
esed with the new bishop
MS work, in the years he
oeen in the church. At the
gan sat one of the new
uop $ choir boys in a former
rlsn, and in fact a member of
family, at Dubuque. Pre-.
ing over the service was a
~ VINO preached at the dedi-
'i0n OF st. Johns church and
VINO has presided at more
shop.
doh. The Procession.
kyed y, ". Norton. assisting organist
sion Tue Professional and the pro
Irdsns entered the church led by the
I'd ans ~ n. w. Upham and q. Col,,ng
4 m acRer Following them came
arsn, crucifer and N-;Ili,n,
yad flag bearer. The choir fol
prn NJ and next in line was Mad;sor
4 ~ erucifer. The VISITING Clergy
. s next and then Followed tha
r. eaders of testimonials which
cisa presented during the service a
i'm. Tba p ork Anderson. followed
paurs n ae GEORGE Long, rector o,
snurch at Warsaw, and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-17
Rsspy Throat? Cough

There is and can be nothing as
easing to the throat as the extracts
OF the eucalyptus and other sootf-
ing ingredients contained in won
derful ''Ulypto" Cough Drops
Throat tickle. hoarseness. cough,
stop quick. The voice clears. "Ulyp-
to- Cough Drops never fail SC at
all druggists. candy. grocery and
cigar stores.
"Ulypto" Ointment is for sale and
recommended In Keokuk by Wilkin
son & Co., McGrath Bros. Drug Co
Scott & O'Reilly. Engelhardt & Co
w. H. Siegfried, and J. f. Kiedaiscl
& Son.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-17

ed the testimonials of his fitness to
be made a bishop and received them.
The testimonials were presented by
Bishop Longley, Rev. Arthur M. Lew
is of Oskaloosa, DR.. Morrow of Del
vein, for the clergy, and H. w. Up.
ham for the laymen.
The constitutional declaration and
the promise of conformity was then
given Bishop Sage intoned the
promise in a clear voice, and said:
I'm the name of God, Amen. 4,
John Charles Sage, chosen bishop OF
the Protestant Episcopal church in
Salina, Kan, do promise conformity
and obedience to the doctrine, dis
Episcopal church in the United States
of America. SO help me God, through
Jesus Christ"
Prayer for Bishop.
Bishop futile then said: Brethren,
| it is written in the gospel Of ST. Luke
! that our Saviour Christ continued the
whole night in prayer, before He
chose and sent forth His twelve
apostles. 1t is written also that the
| holy apostles prayed before they or
dained Matthias to be of the number
| of the twelve. Let us therefore foi
| low the example of our Saviour Christ
and His apostles and offer up our
prayers to Almighty God, before we
admit and send forth this person
presented unto us in the work where
lunto we trust the Holy Ghost has
called him."
The litany came next, with Bishop
Williams of Nebraska, informing the
words and the congregation making
! the responses.
! The examination of the bishop
elect came after the prayer, in which
Bishop futile invoked divine bless
be consecrated. To DR.. Sage, follow
ling this invocation, he propounded a
number of questions, which constitut
ed the examination of the bishop
elect. During the investiture the
choir sang the anthem by Mendel
sshon, How Lovely are the Messen
gers That Preach to us the Gospe
of Peace"
"a The Episcopal Habits.
| Bishop Sage came into the churca
vested in cassock OF royal purple
! with long white rochet. During the
service he put on chimere and stole
I The stole was presented to Bishop
Sage by his wife and worn by hin
when he was ordered deacon, ordain
ed priest and consecrated bishop. Y
| is of beautiful material and workman
ship.
The ring which was placed on hi;
finger was presented by the. clergy II
the diocese Of Iowa, and the pectora
cross and chain which he wore abou
his neck were the gifts Of parish
Toner and friend at Dubuque.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-17

Heaven when the stupid follies OF a
religious proletariat have finally ex.
ceeded the criminal plumbers of a sci.
fish hierarchy. 1t took the world
eighteen centuries to replace the ty-
ranny Of the Caesars with a real con
stitutional government-only to find
that the Caesars were still fighting for
their privileges and the uneducated
peasant was playing into mis- hands.
The kaiser and the Bolsheviki are still
the enemies of constitutional govern
ment in the state, as are the pope and
the sects in the church.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-17

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