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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-15
SOUTH METH0D|STS
ELECTS|X BISHOPS
Veto Conference Action in
Granting Laity to Women
and Ritual Changing.


ATLANTA, Ga, May 1.-THE election
Of DIR. F. n. Parker of Emory Cniver-
.ity as bishop of the Methodist Epis-
copaI Church South, as the result OF
the third ballot, cast late yesterday,
was announced at the opening OF to-
DAVIS session of the general confer
epce.
DR.. Parker received 1T3 votes. On
the same ballot the Rev. James Cannon,
jr., Virginia, received 14s and the Rev
il. NJ Dubose. Nashville, 1875. The new
" elected bishop. who is professor in
the theological department of Emory
University, is a son of the late Bishop
Linus Parker. He was born in New
Orleans in 1867 and is member of the
Louisiana conference.
DR.. H. NJ Dubose of Nashville and
DIR. W. n. Ainsworth of Savannah. Ca.
were elected bishops on the fourth bal
lot. completing the six additional MEM
bers of the college of bishops to be
elected at this conference.
Committee Answers Criticism.
A warm report was submitted today
from the committee on missions which
answers the criticisms in the Episcopal
address directed against the board of
missions. The address OF the bishops
called attention to the fact that only
the general conference could determine
the number and boundaries of annual
conferences and declared the board of
missions was guilty of illegal and un-
constitutional action in attempting so
to do.
In it's report the committee states
that after careful consideration, there
Is no record of the fact that the board
of missions had. at any time. under
taken to determine any boundary lines
of any conference in Mexico or else
where, but in every one of the meet
ings when the question was raised the
board had engrossed upon its minutes
the statement that it had no authority
to act.
The report regrets exceedingly that
the address of the bishops criticises
the board of missions. charging 1T with
illegal and unconstitutional action.
especially in view of the fact that the
bishops themselves form SO large part
of the board. both in number and IN
huence, for when they censure the board
they censure themselves.
The caustic statement is made that If
the college of bishops have the au-
thsrity to control the actions of the
boards of which they are members, then
1t will be seen that the authority of
part of a board is superior to the au-
thorityN of the whole board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-15
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-26

Winiam Sfimsrton on Deutiher
lanbipsbr B. u. g. So. $4,000.
wiarf 9. MitdeIl an Deitern duo
Sontbern 2ife SnI. 60. $1,000.
Bert g. W2porrlnn an bo. $4,000.
Saines Wlolptt an Cartilage g. u.
8. u. 5000.
DcrieIbe an GbnrIes Mpers. $500.
George poIiter an GlmipDob place
8. II. 3. 60. $1,000.
Benjamin yleIion on 8. 0. Orr,
$500.
mintroa 6. epope an GDanitDn
gant. $500,
TlarR Sersert on Williom q.
gitnobcr. $235.
@etiIgte Sppothefen
9lusujius 8. Air4ner ON SOutbern
GG;r SaDings Snnf go. $4,000.
gtapbael Wl. ps6retti on propibent
Gapings 3. u. z. 60. $45OO.
Gtla o. alinlenbers an Columbia
3. II. g. 60. 5000.
War aeoermeier il. an 3. .. Dprs
pes Cons 9umber Go. $500.
Sobn s. Giee on Soutbern Obio
g. II. 8. 60. $500.
Gbrtitinn @eiber ON 2euoy Q. u.
8. Go. $3.50.
Marp Bare an GoeIe g. u. 8. u.
$500.
elnna M. Sbxren ON bo. $15O0.
Mlgnnber gDiqinIus ON Gottose ..
ii. g. Go. $4,000.
Clarence 6. pearcs an Somud %.
Cooper. $40.
Sarrp DelbeIe an geif Strobe Ro.
2 6. II. q. Go. $500.
Rantp u. 6orton ON D2inui 9p.
9. II. 6. 60. $1500.
Gnlif 6dbsrer on propsbcat Sars
ings q. II. g. Go. $500.
Clarence G. Zane ON DeIta 8. u.
60. $500.
Reuben :. 8eufndn on WIim U.
Collins Gruifee. SOTO.
Mdrp Rubemiller ON Gtterpriie 3.
u. 6. u. Go. $1,000.
Bert O. Mpormon u. u. on me,'
fern German Bonf. $4,000.
2ouella R. Suder On GoG1rRon q.
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Waarie 6ersert on miniam &. Rie.
nober. SIPS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-26

rnterbeFen iGgts ber3ug, tpelder
galer garfIius nnd Yetiren obers
f6leitfben 8efibungen Fibrte, birh
ben lsu6tenben SribIommertag bas
bin.
@oler fab aIein IN einem Rirpee
erfter &ldfe. gr ldb bic usIeifeu
3eitungen. Sic enthtelt.n gerruue
S6iIoerirpgen Der tpeFfdM9 r1etrs
Idnbtf9en Strsifbepeoungen. Dos
neben liefen Ro6ritten iSber be
Fltnbgs6trgsn In ben oberfdHf@en
&ohlenrepieren.
Ser Serb bieTes brp6ertben &ufz
ftanbes pobr nifA bi. @nnemgrube
ielbit, Tpnoern etrs rabe ieperbe
9ete. BON bieIer aus, tpie DON einem
brennenben Gtarre, FIogen siiRben>
be Funten lrrnber.
@s mar gad6t, dIs 8oler GdrfFns
BON Der gobnftatton I'M Wageu nna
Der @nnengrlrbe flthr
eSm bortissn @frtsbdns tporsn bic
sSenffer trpt Der ror@riidten Stunbe
nod ben erleirbtet mn tteilnetie ges
Gffr1et.
9as qrobe Stantsimner mar
bpn WenT9en iiberfiilIt. Gin teiber
8robem bon S9nopsouff itnb ia.
batsqltdlm pHpq burh bic OeFfrnnts
gen IN bic gSddt btnalis.
rSie bolten ne BerTGnnlure
ob," faete Der 3utffer, fih 1inrtpets
beub. rSie molten it6 ibr Redt
md er5tpinetn.~
@oIer Iieb ben 8Hf ftii6tig on
ben Shefben birgIeitsn. .Sol Du
tDirb man Ratb fpiFens
sd petb nibt,' fihr Der SutIfer
fort, tpGbreto Der wdgen norpdrts,
ro1te, rfie finb tpfe tDn NIB betritrt,
Ten. Der srIne Bengei, Der Spmis
rrft St3ulis. bat fis alIefupnt om
8dnbel.' =
ssn benz Sdart5 thinner mar pI5bs
Itb mttten I'm tpliTeften Gtinrnets
bi1r6etndrber etu .rpcrtinugspplIes
@hneigen etrgetretert, rrir bur1 elm
fhorrenbes Serdnfh bpn 9Fi6en uub
Stuhfbeineu irrterbrp6er.
Iles. mas bisber nod IN ben g1es
benrGltmen arb i'm 5ufsflir ft9
olf1ebdlters brSrpie Init begeffferter
Rraft nod Der RsonertrfEine, etrpm
fpurmiti&sgen @5d1nd, bon rpel6em
berdb Doriuft G5rIts bi. Diirffe
ber @erform7inta srFu1rmerrfubt.
9as burtiOfe anhis biefes finiqen
@urI6en mar bon fabler WGTe, ober
feline Gporn perrieten bic entfeIeite
&efbcrfHuft. @eine Gttntme Hang
5iierff rand, unb ufftfer. grf I'm
BerInrf, NAB Defenders dm G6luB
Der Re6e, erbieft fie ieies uirbe
yener, irkIfes bes Grfdges fets
5tHer fttri bari.
@sfsr GzrssArs svse cm aecbmsj
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-26

baus porgrfu9ren. Dtrettor gurnie
empfina TIN an Der Sreppe.
.Gut, bub sic tonlmenl Sof
boffe id iinmer md. bic Sdfe IN
Giite beilegen gu fornten. Dte 3u-
fdse berehtigter Iufbefenirgen,
iiber beren giptbtpenbigteit ih mid
nit Sbnen bereits ffriftli6 ins ginz
pernebmsn febte, tperben -
.Wenn es na6 meinem @illen
pinae," fiel @aIer garIIius NIT bora
tenn Rohbrnd Elm, 10 liebe ic1 bic
garae 8anbe srfnnutenfnittet."
sd bertrnle diif bic Wirfung
bes geipro6enen Wprtes geeerriisr
ben 8eritdnfigen," rneinte Der 0iref=
tor ernif.
Sin feftser @ldlbe!1 ladR @dler
ipDttif4. r@ir iperben ia iefen.4
sd benfe on bic Solaen fir Die
S9uIbisen!" Huste @arnis oerlebt.
@aler gine in f.in Sdlafgena6.
gs mar bdsfelbe, tpelfes er bauiuls
nit mdrie aetbeilt. Sbr 8ett ftartb
an elmer Gcitentponb Gr betruhs
tete es fliihtis. Seine @ebunten
tpeilten ri6t bel ibr, fonoern BEL &0z
nisin Sfe.
Gr tpltBte ia nibt. buB biefe,
grauenbuft entffelt, gu eben meter
Stirnbe In tpiiienben S6mersen aiif
ihrem Eager ii9 porb, urD bic
Sunafer, tpeI6e ldngft sefiihtet
mar, berflu4te :.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-26
Die go(ocnc 9ans
Ruman BON esors oartpss-
(Gortfsbuns.)


Die Qepationsrdtbin bnlIte ben @cs
geu siijammen iirb iparf ibn asrriis
fen auf ben ssppih. Damn briidts
fie auf bic 9lineel.
sd min dusfa6renl Gs ION arls
sefpanut Perbenl"
Der Tfener perneigte fih, fans
melie buftia bic papierfeben bonn 8ps
ben oif unb perfftporb.
ssrau b. SreffIiugen begab lib in
ibr S6lufaemo6, ausnafmspeiis
einmal feIbifitdnbia soilette gu mas
den.
@nbli6 mar es eeTheben.
Shpn lag Der 1Inlbana tlirtelno
bon Srauerperlen, iiber tbrer SfIlls
ier, ba bernerfte S5nigen Slfe pIDss
Iih, bdB fbre Ionft 10 fpetBen 2ippen
cine ritfgeTprunsene Stelle aeigteri.
$50 trar bic porfiimtrte 9ippen'
pomabe9 ssrau b. sreFFlingens Ser
bruB ertpaf,te. Sic fdb ficb rafhlos
nm. Weib Der Sirunrel, mo 4rz
menoibe bieIe gons unentbebrliae
Dofe birseitellt hottsl
Dort pben pielIeiht9
syrau b. ErefFineens nielbespli1te
berfe bIole Gngeu fndten bic ber>
fhn6rfelten gtitettes sii entrGtfeln.
Nibtigl 9prt an Der Gde fburo bic
filberne Dole. Rpger &c @dllet,
paris.
Sn benz enganIiesenben WtanteIet
mar fie dlIerbings MIR fGhper bers
itrtersubolen. Grn b. SreFflinssn
nntbte iib auf bic syubfpiben ers
beben uup speleia fduslI NIT BEN
ousdeitreften @rm na9 Der 8ii9ie
greifen. Gie tbat es.
Die 8id9fe. gu boftie berporgrtT<
fen, brebte ii6 uno f9ob babel einen
anberen 9esenitunb por ii9 bin:
iene sslaf6e nit SalsIdlre.
eSm nGditen Wiomeirt glitt bieIe
NuThe auf benz sIatten iffbernen
9rette aus, i6lug I'm, Der min flii6z
tia aufgefebte pfropfen fIos db unb
in ppllem @ltb ffiirste bas freHenbe
@ift Der fbOnen, fi9 felbif dnbetens
ben ssrau tns @eiifh irnb tpeiter airf
ben rpeiben SuIs urb INNER peiter
stpifden Die fdtporse areppriif8e
binbur9.
Der G6red, dber nod piel msbr
hpr Ghr,pra tnpIrpu brs Eiubrir,z
gen Der dBenben 5TiiHigtett in 9oilt
unb Ssleifa oerltriahte, lieben bic
1ngIiidli9e 5rau obumdftis su @os
ben ffnten.
Sur9 birfe gefpubtl1fiateit unb
Bel bsm Mange1 iegIi6eu 8eiftanbes
erbielt bic Sdure 3eit, fi6 iurgef6rt
eirsufreiTen.
Damn erif fam StIfe. Die Sunss
fer eri6ien nit einem baIben 8uBsnb
padeten I'M 2lrm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-26
@ie sas Bier entitsbt.

Bier IN bds RatipnalgetrGrf btr
9euf5dg unS gilt N Der gBeIt als
iiberuus tpthti8er auIturfottor. neil
es ben G5naps perordngt. Die
Gissuart bes Bieres nirb bura bic
bel isiner Gdr,ins entfteben6eu pros
butte beitimnlt. Su eriier aiIis geb5rt
su bieiem Der 2atobpl. 4ber Der 4Is
tohcigebaIi Oes Sieres iif geseHiiber
banieaigeu bts 9riut6romit1peins
fe5r s.rina. eafbdn feiuerIei J,HeIOle
nno bat ben groben Bortbeii, bab er
iteis nit GItraitipfioffen bes 8ieres
ieIbit bon ben aouiumeuteu seuodeu
pirb.
Dos Bier spir6, ME ipobl ieoer
ipeib, aus Tlals, 5opfen unb @aIer
bersrfeIIt ulb bur1 Sefe persorer,.
@ei oberfiGhIiter 8etradtlrns srs
jfeint bic 9batisteit bes Bpduers,
cine sesorens GAiTis,eit aus Roia
5Opfeu uuo Sefs bersuiaeiIea, pe4t
eiufa1.
1Gonbee Mufmerfiunieit bean.
fprn6. s3on bic llnrpdnblung Der
Deriie IN bas Rals. Die Rdisberei'
tung nufdbi bas Weihrn, bos Feis
men ber @erfe uuS bas Oo1rm bes
Griin1inlSes.
Der Saupt5ped Der UlddSbereitung
beitebt Sarir,, Diafufe su ersensen.
9ei Der &ei1nung ber Gerfte sutitebt
bic DinitoIs, cine eiipefBdbutide Subs
fang, bic bic befpnbere giseHfd,uft
beiibt, ipGbrenb bes Dsdsfdprrsefes
bic Gidrie bes Taoises In pergdrbaren
3uder - Tnltufe senntut - uu6
Dertrtn int3uipaubeIn.
LIN In Der @erjte bic aeinirng orts
snteeen, miro fbr @dfer yassfiibrt
fie spirb eepeidt. Rad benz Weiden
ipirb bas feimgut IN arpBe wlaIstens
nen sebroft. Die 2eirnuug berIdrft
inter einen eetpifien Geu&eigfeiis.
grab. inter Sufiibrutg bes Sduer,
iioffs btr frtI9en Cuff uro unter Re,
gtlirrng beifimmter EemperGiur.
berbdltnife. @dbrenb Der aeirniing
firth II. a. oii6 cine M1fl0fung Der
@anblimgen Der gnbofperrnseIIeu ein;
BE rifeios a,Hf6fung erfrint mon
barun, bdB iih Der WseHf0rper Der
fetmeiiben G,eriie 5fpifden Du1fIneu
unb 3eiaefiraer leidt sti dnsr uleidis
gen wtuffe aerefbtn ldbt.
Die uunbrbdrite gfheiInng fpdb.
rnlb bes mGfsens 1T be Ddrtblrns
br observation-disclosures, bic UT.
fpriinglidb nm @rrbofp~m entbulten
fiub. llsber bic ltrfnhe bices Wors
gcnges III rnr betnnnt, bab Epef be-
ionbere gdrffoffs babei mittpirfsn. Die
@e6eirtinta Der Gamenbiillen tft ifbrt
gems qerabs beim g,eriierrtorn bur1
ipiFenT9nftli6e Berfirdr ins belIfts
aiht sefient ipcrbsn. Dus biinne inne,
re 6drtd,en f&fisi ben e5dHn IN ses
r6Dsu ipunberburer Wsiit, benn es
ldbt Dnifer einbriirgert, esifottet dber
nift ben 9nstriit Der I5gIidrn arble.
bpbrate unb Gtiditoffperbinbiungsn
mad UiBen BIN. MuBerbem tpebrt es
allen ffdblifen Gtcffeu ben Girtritt.
sssit eiite giitr aisHofirng iefteefteIIt,
70 IN ans Der Grrife 1ds Wsuis sapor.
ben, bos iogenniite @riirmtnlo, bns
bnr1 ben 9u1prp5eB erft eetrpfaet
iperben narB. @eim Garwn ipirb je-
bss Git assisc[69ta maHla nrsnaatiA \
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tsranbeisentbHms.i .iieberirasnaasii.
gineiunatt %. sgS.br

SeffrIou 2tDingiton on u. & Ro'
gers, 3 SABRE aeaie, BON 1. wldrS
1918 an auf bic 3immer 300 nnb 3Ol
I'm 2iDingifon @ebdnbe. Moratli&e
Wiethe $275.
George u. 5iatt on Beb g. 6idtt,
% bei 85 Gub an Der Giibnefede bon
s5ofepbine unb 9or&eRsr Strube. 81
(Steuer $2.50)
Carrie ellis an 2ornd M. Sch
ring 15 bet 100 Tub on ber Slbfstte
pm GbS6tts StSoss 124 Gab toeb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-26
0rnnOeiseitbaims SspOtbeieu.
GtReinnatt 20 Jebx.
Qeue 6npotheten

wy
Gdpbael N. pebreti on prp1t'
bent 61ptnss .. u T. Go. $500.
Gus Sirf&bers an perl WGriei
&orlf. $4,000.
GlIn o. EltnieHbsrg an Centred
s5afrmount %. u. 6. 60. 5000.
Senrb s. Tol an GbeDtpt q. u. 8.
GO, S14O0.
Jreb. Gerni II. an German q, 8.
u. g. u $1,000.
gtutb GDu6 On Bireb. MsisUbA.
1863.
Charles 3. Diersss an 3cipr 1aiI
g. u. 8. q. $3.50.
: arIGnnbsr HDillidrHs an gfeal Gpn4s
" 1mprsncnsat RA 41QgA
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Sunafer, ipeI6e Idnsft sefIii@tet
mar, perflu6te -.
9unfig ffiea bic Come enrppr
@ollenSer glebeI Lao ouf bem Orb
boben. gr biilIte Mnes In ieiner
tpeiben Muttel. 3ipif6en BEN 8uum.
atpetgen Mrraen Iorge, feifte Sdleter
nieber. W2dn fah bic @5aeI niht
ipelde ibr Wprgen1ieb babirter ius
teften. Grff oIs Der Often In sselrers
far6e oufgliihte, rnb aus bem rotten
moIfenbranoe bic Gonnenfueel mil
qplbigsm gIiben enrppritieg, fielen
bic HahtcetpGnber Der Ratlir, bief:
nebIigen Slider, lonefam sn 8oben.
@inen Gugenbiid fpGter fiirfelte es
rinasitm ouf tpie ppn MiIIipnen
Gbefffeinen, benz isefteef1meioe bes
Sd9es, tpeIGes er Der Grbe Inn bas
hlunline 9etporb fdlingt.
@irf Der Mnnenariibe tpurbe es
beute NOD seifiger lebertoig dls fpnit.
ssn gr6Beren rlb fleiieren @ruppen
eilten bic 9ereleiIts 5u bem Gins
fabrtsaebdube.
Wean fonnte sfpeierlei ghpfioanoz
mien urterfGeiben: r11geipifIe Spdr,
nure, auf ben gefi8tern Der dftsret,
Srpb urrb 2ei6enT6oft In ben 3iiBu
Der iunqen Observation-Disclosures.
8iele Der Streitertben hdtten f5ren
Mlith IN ben BrorrrtDetuflai6en bes
S6urttpirts eefitnben.
Ms Somtntt GauIis erTdien.
aing es pis Elm fieerirbes 3Hten
burtb bic beFtig eeftihIItrer1be, od.
gereste T1enge.
@r trut raid bir,su, einen priifeus
ben Bid iiber bic $5pfe fperfeno.
ySis bdben bic ri6ti. Witterlurg.
sic fomrnen ollie. geur @nrria felt
nod. Sept feft! mer nadgfbt, be-
bor -
Gr ton1tte bic Srobung midi pols
lenben. Sds aefa1rutte Beurrtens
iu1b Qffftfrsperfonal Der Nruren>
CRUDE trat EN-. 3ugleib perfiiubete
i'm Msafffre1rbairfs Der
rnalrenbe S6Iot unb bas @et5k
Der Donrpfpfeifs, bob bi. Ginfabrt
rpgetreten tperben f5iure.
Inter oiIseneinm Sdapeigen trut
Steiger Roller por, no6 ollmprgerb<
'i6em 8ronht bic Toueu Der Gia<
fdhrenben 66sulefeu.
Dos mar bag 3ei6a, slrrn 4usz
5rrh BEG Gtreites. Ro6 etrurdl
ring 6os fisberfdfte 3uden, Der @trs
hung bes erften ShnrFes berqle9s
bar, tpeldRr bic Sdio1t ei1tleibet,
bird bic Hriben, bdrm trqt Dvulinit
Ses1Its feit Dor rrb fogs la1rt: rGs
ptrb ntGt etneefdbren!'
Gpfprt riefeu slIle tunnGtnorifd:
,mir fabren nidt ein. Du nebnen
bic Hrbeit nidt duf!"
Gtntae fl1pGs 8urifen oerFuftsn
bem Stetner bic glGre1Itits
rus Der Sunb at retBen
rWsq nit ben @if9! WiI bpois
BEN fhn ieBt ri6tl-
RoIler ftrsdte nbspeMeto bic Sdnb
1us. rWiBt ibr audi, bdb ibr er9
nit btfer @iberfesIihfeit elmer ms
1efesIi6en 6urbl1n,aspeHe ifadbts
nodt3 esybr miiBt bh Rstnbgtunes.
'rtff trrneholten!1
r0en Settfel riiFen mir. fdulTte
g ols Intport nit 3Hfen utb
0obrIahen urrterTnifm.
rRfbe! Sretet surHdt- ert5nte
Sornies Stiurne. ,Bfr tnoren, tDie
tbr febt, bopouf Dprbereitet, Derniirfs
.tqt GtHapdrroe nit @o1lDrIIen dns
Iuh6rsr Wds tpoIrt thr2 Woriiber
'ldgt tbr9 Wns forbert fr9'
9u mar fem Giraelfpreten mebr
n6gli6. Die- Sur9tTurnen tparrDen
pfberitdrbstos fortoeriFTen BON bem
eeifpief ibrer beiSblittgen Qlrfifbrer.
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Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-25
The sona of the Lark.

This famous scene, by Bereton, is laid in Belgium on a fresh morning in early fall. It represents young peasant girl, attired in her picturesque earb of simple homespun, on her way to the wheat fields
 It is early morning; the sun is just rising above the hiLs, and the dew is still sparkling on blades of grass. The peasant girl. happy. rugged and care free, with sickle in hand. passes down the path to her work. Suddenly from a nearby bush the sweet high note of a lark breaks forth upon the morn : ing air. Louder and louder it swells The young girl standing in rapt atten- ton, her own song for the moment hushed, listens to the wonderful mu- sic. As suddenly as it began the song dies away leaving the young sir filled with wonder and admiration thai such magnificent voice should come from such a tiny throat She passes on to her work, and yet for days and even weeks to come she does not for get the song.
 Perhaps the artist wishes to convey the meaning or thought that the two might be compared. It may be that ht wishes to teach the onlooker the value of a song. Again, too. the pie ture may have been painted to repre- sent youth-the early morning, the be ginning of a new day, and the young maiden just starting on her journey through life.
 DORIS M. AMIDON, Age Is.
 East Willington.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-25
Games For the Youno,

Magic bridge is a game popular with the. children. For this they join hands and form a ring. If. the number is largey there should be four bridges" at the quarter points of the ring, these being numbered one, two, three and four-one opposite three, and two op- posite four The bridges are formed by two children who raise their joined hands for the others to pass under. The pianist leads with a bright fla miliar air and the children all follow singing tra la, tra-la-la as they dance and skip along. keeping. Step to the music. They go one or more times around then in circle, the leader indicates where a bridge" is to- be made.
 Two children raise their joined hands, and the two children standing opposite in the ring cross the center Of the circle. All the others following after, pass under the bridge" Then, turning to right and left respectively, the two lines follow the path of the circle as formed first, meet, join hands again and a new circle is formed An other bridge" appears as if by magic and the children opposite it lead again through it. the while keeping the mer- ry measure with song and dance.
 This is a good game to play when things begin to get little quiet at a party, as it makes the children get up and jump around: in fact. children al- ways prefer games in which there is need for activity to those which put a tax upon their mental capacity
 LAWRENCE GAUTHIER, Age 13.
 Brooklyn.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-25
HeIpino Win the War.

Dear Uncle Jedi thought I would tell you about the show in our back yard. The actresses were Ruth Doris and L It costs two cents in the after noon and three cents at night. In the audience were twenty children in the afternoon and eight ladies. After the show the children played games and l each was given cookie. Each had program.
 At night in the, audience were five children and four ladies and four l gentlemen. We secured s214 from the people. This money is to be given to | the Red Cross "Wednesday afternoon at the High School
 l This. was the program: CD Little Nancy Etticote-Play; Act I, II. (2) The Nurse-Recitation (S) Old King Cole Play; Act l. (4) Jack and Jill Play; Act I. (5) Little Tommy Grace-Plap; Act I. (6) The Nigh i Before Christmas - Recitation. q, America. (S) Salute to the FIag-Re- citation. (9) Grandad Coco-Nuts Part! l-Recitation. Q0) The Star SpangleC Banner-Song.
 It would be nice if the Wide Awake' would each give an entertainment during vacation and give the none! to the Red Cross It will help vii the war.
 ROSE EAGAN, Age Il.
 Willimantic
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-25
About Flaqs.

Flags have always played an inn portant part in the history of the worlds In war they are carried high above the advancing hosts; they cover the bodies Of heroes when they are buried; they are the sign that a victorious enemy has captured fort or a city; they wave from every man of war, every pleasure vessel and from every merchant ship; they tell when a ruler sleeps ir his castle; they an nounce the birth of an heir flag of red warns people of danger, and when a hero dies a flag at halfmast silent ly tells the story.
 The first flags were called banners, The kings banner was called the royal standard and bore the arms of the sovereign. When a knight was only knight he had simply pennoh but when he performed some brave deeds it was enlarged into a banner. Red, white and blue are the colors most often met with in flags. Yellow too, is a common hue; but orange is used only once: green is used few times and black which, has been dis graced, is now almost unknown.
 Some flags are continually changing That of the sultan of Turkey bears the personal arms of the nation and varies at each accession.
 CATHERINE A. DUNN. Age F. | Norwich t-