davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
Citrony al "a $tO.25.

Citrony budeme platiti asi cd so
do so cent? "a tucet do te DOLBY,
nezli tyto v hojn6jsim poctu do
Baltimore dovezeny budou.
We stTedu dosla zasilka 800 be-
den, jez ma plodinove burse pr oda-
ny byly po 81. SO az $1O.25.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16

zdejsim eeskym lidem. ktery Sc k te-
to strane hlasi. Phi slavnosti byla
provedena sbirka We prosp9ch skoly,
ktera vynesla $34.6O. Nemozno
jest opomenouti vzdati dix slecne
Musilove, dcefi br. Musila a br. V.
Sevcikovi "a pfedneseni krasnJch
basni, ktere skutecne byly urhvatne.
Tez necht' prijmou dix p6vecke od-
bory sokolske Jednoty Blesk a p9ve-
eky krouzek "Hlahol" "a zareni pc
knych short. Mile mas tez pTekva-
pill p. E. Neuman mi. SWIM .solem
ma housle, zacez necht' pTijme dix.
Velikym prekvapenlm bylo pro ma
Sc zakladajic1 cleny bratTi Vacla-
va Emil Neuman, kteTi byli po-
hnnti az k slzam, kdyz dcerusky br.
Valy pTipadnou basni Jim odevzda-
ly upominku darek cd clen1 fa-
du Blank a br. Reichl jim dekoval
ga jeiich neunavnou cinnost po celia
leta. pfal Jim zdravi jeSte mno.
no rokn by mohli slavit flAfni ju.
bileum padesat rokA. Taz nenozno
opomenonti zminiti Sc feci, kite
rou mel mas slavnostni fecnlk. br.
FIR. Elsnic, ktery skutecn9 dovede
upoutat obecenstvo reci. ktera byla
" skutku vecne promyslena a dobfe
volena. Hudbu k teto slavnosti Fl
dill br. EIsnic mi. 8 radosti ozna-
mnjeme, ze v pravde bylo milo po'
slechnouti soulad teto hubby a zs
druhe to byly ceske skladby cd pre-.
dnich nasich ceskych skladatelG. Vsa-
obecn9 Sc zamlouvala jednoaktov,
ka, kterou k teto slavnosti zvlaSte
slozil br. Vala a ktera pfilehala kr
dnesni dobe a nasi Jednot6 a byls
sehrana pravde 1chvatne. Dill
br. Valo br. Sevcik. S povdeken
ltez byly pfijmuty basne "Ctyficet
let" "Ccrvanky", sIozene k tetc
slavnosti, ,ktere pfenesla mala Vlasts
ReichIova libily sc zvlaste jejicl
pfednesem. Radu Blank doslo mno
no blahopTejnych dopist cd zdej
sich svobodomyslnych spolk6. z;
ktere rad Blank vzdava dix. u
Sokol. j. Blesk promluvil starost'
Sokola p. Zavadil, "a c. N. Sdru
zeni y. Cihlaf "a Velkofad c. S
P. S. br. pr. F.. Hejny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16

chodnikdm prodala SO procent sa-
ma We svych obchodech rozprodava-
la "a procent. Pred tfsnf We svych
obchodech prodavala jenom Is pro.
cent a k tomu jeste davala premie.
Smith obchodnfk st. Dennis
udan byl, ze daval cukr jenom kdyz
kupec neco jineho pfi tom koupil a
jeste "a nestydate vysokou cenu.
Pfipad jeho administered dosud ne
rozhodnut.
Krone jmenovanych zodpovidati
Sc museli. Henry Baker, G. Dim
ling. Aug. Kuenne, Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co., a Jan Petrlik. KITE
ry propulsion byl obvineni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
BaltimorSky yzduchOplavec
ranen.

Pred n6kolika dny zranen byl
vzduchoplavecky lieutenant. Wilt
am G. Speed z Baltimore, We vzdu-
choplavecke stanici Kelly Field,
u San Antonio, v Texasu. Lieute-
nant letel jednim zakem We vzdu-
cholodi, jez mimi sTitila Sc vyse
asi 100 stop k zemi. Oba padem u
padli v bezv6domi trvaiici pres Il
hodin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
FrancOuzsky diStOjnik pOraner
vtabOTe Meade.

Francouzsky instructor tabofe
Meade, lieutenant Guy LIE Breton,
prosedsi krvavymi boji ma Marine,
Verdunu a iinych mfstech krva-
vych bojd Nemci, poranen byl v
tabofe Meade, kde pomaha cviciti
vojsko nasi armady. Poranen byl
padem 8 motorcyklu. ktery MIN
pfevrzen byl. Dastoiniku pferaze-
ma byla noha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
MiStni zprdyy.
POteSen pOkrOkem We ziejSfch
lOdenicich.

AVSSAAASASAe
We ctvrtek podrobil inspekci zdej-
81 lodenice "Drydocks" Spar
rows Point" pTedseda vladni korpo-
race ma stavbu lodi, Edward N.
Hurley a potesen byl pokrokem v
lodenicich ucinenym tax, ze neva.
hal spravam chou gratulovati.
VOiak, ponEvadx nechtel Sc dati o.
peroYatl, nlnsi do zalafe.
v tabofe Meade odsouzen byl vo-
jenskym soudem vo5ak, John Lyons,
ponevac odepfel podrobiti Sc opera
ci, jez by no zp1sobenyln ucinila ku
slukbe vojenske Vojensky soud
odsoudil jej ma 2 roxy do zalaTe ma
pevnosti Jay u New Yorku, ku ne.
erstnemu .propuStenf z armady a
ztrat9 sIuzneho.
Pekarna rOzkazn pOtrayinoyehO
administrators Zavfena
Mistni potrayinova administrace
naTfdila zavfenf pekarny A. Bern
steina, 246 N. Exeter ulice, kazdy
patek z pficiny, ze dosud neposle-
chi rozkazu vladniho pekl chleb
jenom z psenicne mouky bez mari
zenych pfisad. Bernstein musi
platiti svym delnikdm patek pra-
We tax, jakoby pekl. Spolecnost
Kennyho, jez udana byla, ze ode
pTela prodati cukr Jacobu COLDER.
govi, cukraTi ma Asquith ulici, sill
bila. ze do posledni pismeny mari
zeni vladni budoucnosti zachova-
vati bude. Spolecnost slibila pro.
davati 80 procent cukru tenn, kdc
do jejich obchod6 prijdou jej kou-
pitt majitel1m obchod6 re he
prodavati bude 70 procent. V ne
davne cukernf bid9 spolecnost OBJ.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
Horky spoIupracovnikem Slavic.

CeskyEpisovatel, Karel Horky, pre-
stehoval Sc Sc svou rodinou do Chi
caga v nad6ji, ze sc mu zde nasky-
the lepsi pole cinnosti vice klidu
nez New Yorku. Ceska veTeinost
chicagska, pokud Sc jen trochu zaji-
ma ceskou literaturu, vi dobre,
jaky vyznam ma Horky jako spiso-
vatel. Jeho clanky, dovolenim j
bez dovoleni otiskovane po Tadu let
v ceskoamerickych casopisech, jeho
clanky psan6 pro ceskou Ameriku a
dennim tisku We forme brozurek
(pfipomfname Ted anebo nikdy"
'Tretf armada") vykonaly ne
skonale mnoho pro akci "a ceskou
samostatnost jak zde, tax mezi "a
jatci v Evrop6. ASH, kan byly
odtud posflany. To vse jest hodnota,
ma niz nezapomene nikdo, kdo ce
ske Americe ma trochu uslechtilosti
We sve dust.
Horky psati bude clanky do "Sla
vie", jez pomoci jeho jiste velice
Ziska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
Zayrazdeny "pouSteynik"
pOhTben.

Moritz Wruble, ktery zavrazd9n
hvl pred tydnem We SVEN pffbytku
ma S. Caroline ulici, pohrben byl
ma zidovskem hTbitov9 We stTedu
odpoledne. 2 vrazdy 'poustevni-
kovy" obvinen jest Joseph Kelly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
Vd1ka.

ALHSIIChS VOJSkO u 1OuIu napa-
do nemecke zakopy pond6li vra-
zivsi az do druhe cary techto.
Americka delostfelba cas- pre-
kazila nemeckemu bombardovanf
otravnymi plyny.
Osmnact anglickych lodi potope-
no bylo minulem tydnu Nemci.
Male oddly ruske rude gardy vni-
kly do Persie, jak Sc prozrazuie v
depesi, dosle ma statni department
z Teheranu. Tyto oddly, cftajfci
ne vice nez 400 muz6, sm9ruii pry
ma Teheran. Tiskove zpravy, ze
velvyslanec Francis jest zadrzovan
We Vologde Rusku, ,nenachazeji Vi
ry.
Dva americti letci byli zabiti pri
aeroplanovem nest6sti We Fran
eli. iak oznamil department. LODI
stva. Byli to Andrew D. Skaggs a
Leo c. Harvie, prvni Newborn,
Tenn, druhy CicinAati, Ohio.
Ocekavan6 vylod6nf n9meckeho
vojska bylo provedeno v sousedstvi
Abo, finskem to pFintave naproti
Alandskym ostrov1ni Z 100 mil "a
padn9 Cd Helsingforsu, hlavniho
finskeho mesta, jak Sc oznamuje.
Pravi Sc, Re vylodena sfla cfta 1000
muzn p6choty oddil delostrelectva
zadne potvrzeni zpravy sem nedo-
sIo. Depese re Stokhoimu pod da-
tenn 8. bfezna oznamila, ze 1000
Nemc1 a 800 koni bylo vylod9no ma
Alandskych ostrOvech n6meckych
valeenych lodi Westfalen Rhein-
land, a ze n6kolik n6meckych trans
port1 kotvi u Eckeroe. kde neme-
cka vlajka byla vztycena.
Nemecti aviatikove napadli Nea-
pol. Dvacet bomb bylo svrzeno ma
obydelni ctvrti.
We stTedu anglicke vzducholodi
napadly nemecky Freiburg, ma nejz
svrhli asi 10 ton bomb.
Anglicane dosahli dspechu ma IL
mil dlouhe fronte Palestine.
Nemci Rakusany jsou jiz u Ode
! sy.
Jisty americky plukovnik, kdyz
Sc z1castnil francouzskou hlidkou
naiezdu do n6meckych zakopG v Lo-
trinsku, "a ucelem zfskanf informace
pred zaujetim noveho dseku ameri-
ckymi vojaky. srazil Sc v zakopu
pruskym porucikem zajal no. Plu-
kovnlk spolu jednim americkym
setnikem. pfivedl nepfatelsk@ho d1-
stojnika Spet do linii.
Nemecky utok teknutym ohnem
proti americkym silam severovScho.
dn6 cd Toulu. v useku St, Mihielu,
odraEen byl.
Spo]enci matt dosud pfevahu
mukstvu artillerii ma zapade. va.
zdcr vyhlasovanym pffpravam Nea
mecka k offensive, pravil v dolnl
snemovne Andrew Bonaf Law, kah'
clef pokladu.
Boje ma fronte We Francii "a po.
slednich dnd byly tax live. ze Sc
zdalo, jakoby jiz Nemci zahajovali
svdj velky 1tok, dlouho pfedpovi-
dany. Zda Sc, ze nejvetsi 6sili SOU
sired 'uji Nemci Verdunu a We
Flandrech. ook
Nemocnicni anglicka LODI Gull
ford Castle" napadena byla n6me-
ckou submarinou. Dve torpedo
strelena byla ma lod', jez jimi po-
SkOZena Dyla ma prldl, ale hepOCope-
ma.
V bitv9 dva anglicke hydroplany
napadly pet n6meckych vzducholodi
tyto zahnaly Sc ztratu dvou.
V najezdu, ktery Nenaci svymi
vzducholodemi ucinili ma Pafiz, u
smrceno byl celkem 100 70 IRA
memo. Spojenci m6fi svymi vzdu-
cholodemi nemeckym mest6m stej-
nou merou.
= v Texaskych vzduchoplaveckycE
: cvicebnich stanicich usmrceni byli
} vzduchoplavci: lieutenant Earle
kadet Holiday a Gelwick.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
Maryland muSf dati 362 muze
naStaVajiCim OdYOdu.

Vsem odvodnim komisim statu
naseho dosel rozkaz, ze musi odve-
demo byti v nastavajicim zatimnim
odvodu 382 muzn, jimiz beze vsech
odklad1 vyplnena byti musi mista
tech. ktefi bud zemfeli. pfelozeni
byli anebo jinak mista iejich Sc U.
prazdnila, Tento prozatimni odvod
jimz do zbrane 2 celych SpojenSch
Stato povolano bude $4,000 muk0,
pfedchazi druhy hlavnf odvod, jfmz
do zbrane povolano bude sO0.00C
muzN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
STUDENT z Hopkins pOmOhOu pit
StavbE lodi

Vice nezli 100 studentu John
Hopkins university slihili, ze v do.
sbs pra2dnin budou pracovat' v 10.
denicich, ably pomohli SpojenSm
StatAm nahraditi skody, jez Ne.
mecko ma spejeneckem lod'stvu
submarinan1i della.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
PrOces S Otisem, ObzalOvanym z
yyzvedaCStyi.

Edward Otis, % roxy stary Ri
gy, Rusko, byyaly qartermaster ma
americke transportni lodi, jez ma
padena byla n6meckou submarinou
l3. ledna a tuto 1spechem zahna-
la, zodpovida Sc zde pred po~otou
z vyzvedacstvi, jimz vin6n jest.
Otis nafknut jest, ze diva dny pred
dtokem submariny nepravem zme-
nil zvlastni hodiny lodni 3 minu-
ty, ze 8 Tiditkem lodi chtel nesprav-
ne zachazeti, ze lodni knize ude-
lal nespravny zaznam o 5 mil. O.
tis brani Sc tvrde, ze jest pravda,
ze udelal chybny zaznam, ale ze
stal Sc obeti d dstojnika Ketchella,
s nimz nekolik dni pred tim Sc ne
puhodl. V den kdy chybne nafidil
hodiny. Otis pravi. ze sesazen byl
a dan do prace prostymi manor
Milky, ze nalezen byl tretim d1stoj-
nikem v mistnosti hodin spocfvaje
Iokty ma stolku, Re po 1toku SUBJ
mariny sesel do mlstnosti, nfz
strelivo chovano. a ze dopravoval
stFely, jfmiz submarine odpuzena
byla. Pravdivost tohoto uznati mu-
sci tTetl d6stojnik, Monti.
Porota. jiz dano rozhodnouti vi
ne neb nevine Otisoye, nedosla ku
zadnemu rozhodnYti. We ctyrtek
propustena byla a move pfeliesnl u
stanoveno ma budolci ctyrtek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
vyznamna slavnost fadu Blank,

v
Minulou sobotu pofadal rad BlaA
nike. 26 c. S. P. S., jubileum sve-
no ctyficeti- leteho trvani. Aekoliv
navsteva byla slusna, pfece jen me-
byla takova, jaka mela byti jakou
slavnostni vybor ocekaval. Kde by.
Ii vsickni ii clenove Tadu Blanfk?
Coz jiz jste tax lhostejni, re ami Sc
nedostavite k tax vyznamne slavno-
sti?
Zde neplati zadna vymluva neb
kazdy byl uvedomen listkem doba
byla prihodna. Ze nejednalo Sc fa-
du Blank hmotny vysledek, nao-
pax vice O mravni posilu povzbu-
zeni, vysvita peclise sestaveneho
programu, kte.y byl take bezvadne
proveden.
Pri zahajenf slavnosti pred. bra
tr Reichl poukazal ma to, ,bychom We
novali vetsi pozornost nasim cetem
hlavne nasi ceske skole. a zajlma-
vo jest, ze vsickni fecnici. .ktefi pro-
mluvili pri teto slavnosti, mluvill
We prosp9ch skoly. A tn doufame'
ze piece snad iiz nadesel cas-, kdy
skutecn5 zajem tn nasi ceskor
svobodomyslnou skolu jest chapaf
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
Process S byvaIym dfednfkem.

Howard D. O'NeilI dfednfk Cir
cult soudu, zodpovida Sc re zprone-
weren't penez, jak obzalobou jemu
"a vinu kIadeno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
SkonGila zivOt SebevrazdOu.

Marie Sladky, 80 rok1 stara, {.
212 S. Fifth ul., V Highlandtown,
otravila Sc 1tery dome SVEN
svitiplyaen1. Manzel jeji, strojnik
Rudolf Sladky, malem by Sc byl
stal obeti sebevrazdy manzelciny.
V liste, iez mu zanechaIa, napsala :
"Budu mrtvou nez Sc probudis. Ia
zena Canton jest toho pTfcinou".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-16
Dynamit v IOdenicfch.

lOQonlCl ma hog 1SlanQu naI0-
zeno bylo ukryteho dynamitu tolik,
Re by jim aspon polovina lodenice
do vzduchu vyhozena byti mohla.
SpOjenci pfevezmOn HOlandSke
lodi.
Neuzna-li dobrovolne Holandsko
vyhoveti pozadavkHm Anglie a Spo-
jenych Statn zapnjciti jim sve lodi
ku doprave, Spojenci rozhodli, re
po 4 dnech lodi v jejich pffstavech
kotvici pFevezmou do sye spravy.
Tim Spojencdm dostane Be asi l mil
ion tun nosnosti. Vyjednavani o
lodi tahne Sc jiz dlouhou dobu Ho-
landskem. jez re strachu pred Meme
cssn1 tyto nechce predati Spojen-
cum do spravy.
V pffstavech Spojenych Staff jest
asi 700. 900 tun nosnosti.
Spojenci krok sv1j ospravedlnuji
podobnymi pffpady udavsimi Sc We
francouzsko- n6mecke valce a v tax
zvanem zakonu "Angaria," linz lod
neutralnf moci vzata byti rnGze,
kdyz "a nj vyplacena radna nahra-
da. Pet Holandskych lodi kotvi v
nasem pfistavu jiz 9 mesic6.
Spojenci nelekaji Sc, ze by kro-
KEN timto Holandske vysIo proti
MIN do valky.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04

showing Of worth When we wor-
ship God in truth we are setting
forth what He is worth TO US. There
are other ways 20 show our sense of
the worth OF God than by the cere-
monies we hold in the temples we
have built to His honor. Human
nature is so constituted that we de-
sire to possess those things in life
we value most. What do you want
most? What are you trying TO be
like? These are the things you are
worshipping every day. There are
idols galore in Mishawaka today.
We are among their worshippers il
our daily lives show that we desire
them more than God. What we are
in our daily lives reflects more &C
curately our desires than what we
do in the sanctuary on the Sabbath.
God is not deceived. That we
were unable TO hold our services the
past four weeks is a mere coinci-
dent. Have we shown by our daily
walk in the past four weeks that we
value God above all possessions
Here is a form Of worship that no
quarantine can prohibit. Jesus
reached into the core OF life when
He swept form and place aside and
defined worship as a spirit OF liv-
ing"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04
|MLSHAWAKA GENERAL NEWS
NeDsThme Home Phone Bell 10
MHERE TO VOTE.

Polls will open at the follow
ing places in Mishawaka Tues
day morning at o'clock.
First ward. FIRST preclnct--301
l.. ThirJ st.
First ward. Second precinct
sos r Third St
Second ward, First precinct
City hall.
Third ward. First precinct
Belgian American club. w.
Fourth St.
Third ward, Second precinct
VanDinter hall, S. Spring ST.
Fourth ward, First precinct
52S W. Grove St.
Fourth ward. Second precinct
-Mishawaka Bottlery Works,
oliver court.
Fifth ward, First precinct
Old hose house, K. Mishawaka ay.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04
WIFE DIES ONE MONTH
AFTER HER HUSBAND

Addie Schnitt of Bremen. wife of
Jacob Schmitt who died oct. with
influenza at ~. Joseph's hospital
died Monday morning following a
long illness with complications.
Mrs. Schmitt was formerly Miss
Addie Nick She was married 10
Mr.. Schmitt. about 80 years ago.
She is survived by six children,
Jacob, jr.. Mishawaka; Mrs. Louise
Moore, South Bend; Mrs. Ray Reed.
Dayton, o.. Miss Addie Schimtt,
south Bend; Leona and Paul
Schmitt residing at home.
The body will be taken to Bre-
men. where funeral services and
burial will take place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04
AUSTRIAN COLLAPSE
TO RELIEVE A GREAT
ARMY FOR THE ALLIES
international News Service /:

International News Service:
PARIS. Nov. At is unofficially
estimated today that the allies viii;
gain from 100000 to 500. 900 troops
from the collapse of Austria Hun
gary.
Austrian troops on the western
battle front withdrew homeward As
soon as the armistice negotiations
began. They formed the reserve 10
the German armies facing the first
and second American armies east
and west OF the Meuse river. The
Petit Parlsien says that Of the 900
divisions the Germans had on the
western front in the spring, only
90 remain whole.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04
GERMAN SOLDIERS MINED
CHURCHES IN FRANCI

international News Service
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY
ON THE WESTERN BATTLE
FRONT, Nov. Further reve-
lations Of the depravity OF the
German troops have just been
made by American engineers at
tached to the British army south
Of lie Cateau. They found a mine
in the church at St Martin
RIVERS on the Seile river with
wires alta ched to sacred vessels.
It was presumably the intention
OF the Germans TO blow up the
church when 4 was crowded by
worshippers through someone
touching one of the sacred
relics.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04
CITY COURT NEWS.

John Kahues was fined 81 and
costs for intOxication after enter
ing a plea OF guilty. Judge Feig sus-
pended the sentence.
Earl Penny was fined 80 and costs
for intoxication. He paid.
Paul Mcguire was given a fine OF
80 and costs for intoxication which
he paid.
Ted King. who was arrested on
two charges, intoxication and throw
ing broken glass. was arraigned
Monday morning and entered a
plea OF not guilty His case was
continued until Nov. IA.
Norman Kelley pleaded guilty to
public intoxication and was fined 80
and cost which he paid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04
GERMANS STEAL CLOTHES
OF AMERICAN PRISONERS

international News Service:
LONDON. Nov. 4-Brutal treat
ment has been accorded American
prisoners OF war in the detention
camps at Lemberg. GreSsen and
Darmstadt, said a Geneva dispatch
to the Daily Express today. The
captives clothing was stolen and re-
placed by rags. Supplies sent by the
American Red Cross are conflscated
OF the ground that they were war
booty. The Red Cross has been no
titled OF the circumstances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04
NIElUENzA PATIENTS.

Francis. son of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Kraus, Milburn St. is i'll with
influenza.
Mrs. Howard Amones, 107 +.
First St. who has been very i'll with
the influenza is slightly improved.
Her condition is still critical
Mrs. Jess Matchet, 113 z. Third
St. Is i'll with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Vande Walle
and children, 402 w. Tenth ST., are
all i'll with influenza. Mr.. Vande
Wales brother, Joseph died at St
Joseph's hospital Sunday from
pneumonia.
Edward Stutsman. n. Cedar St, is
critically i'll with influenza.
Glen Bum, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
+. w. Bum. PIP s. Hill St, who has
been i'll with influenza for the past
two weeks has recovered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04
CRITICALLY I'LL

Mrs. Miles Bratt 20T y. Mill ST.
is in a critical condition. She was
at first III with influenza which later
developed into bronchitis. Her
daughter. Miss Mable Bratt. was
buried Monday afternoon. having
died saturday after only one week S
illness OF pneumonia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04
DOUBLE FUNERAL
FOR TWO SISTER,

Double funeral services will be
held for Mrs. Robert c. Weikel, 314
n. Cedar st, and Mrs. Homer Muir
ray, 913 f. Lawrence St, two sisters
who died from pneumonia. The
services will be held this afternoon
at . o'clock at the Finch & Sprague
chapel Rev. DR.. B. Earle Parker OF
the Methodist Episcopal church Of
fclating. Burial will be in Fairview
cemetery.
Mrs. Weikel and Mrs. Murray are
the daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Young OF this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04
SPECIAL SERMON
BY DR.. PARKER
Minister Prepares ChurChIeSs
Sunday Article for The
News Times.

BY request. DR.. B. z. Parker, pas
tor Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. has furnished The News
Times with a special sermon, entitled
THE Worship OF Churchless Days"
The text Is from John 4.23.
The events OF the past four weeks
have driven Us back 10 the elemen-
tai truth that Jesus announced 10
the woman BY the Samaritan we'll"
says the doctor. I'm response to her
query as 20 who was right in the
ancient controversy between the
Samarltans and the Jews concerning
the proper place OF worship. the
Master replied that both were
wrong. In tho new order that He
was TO establish. worship was not
matter OF ceremony or place but Of
spirit.
Elaborate temples, stately cere-
monies. holy places were the trellis
for the vine. A trellis is all right
but II is not the vine. and in the alb
sence OF some conventional supports
the vine or worship can climb 70
God on other forms. The woman
was laborlng under the delusion that
the temple was the vine. whereas It
was only the scaffold on which II
grew.
Some OF US have come perilously
near TO drifting into the woman's
point OF view. We have been so
long accustomed TO our weekly visit
to the house OF God, and now that
the privilege has been denied us we
feel that in some way we have been
cut of from God.
Need Not be Less WOrshipful.
The services OF the church. the
hallowed associations that cluster
about the sanctuary. are an invalu-
able aid 70 worship. but the absence
OF these things need not make these
ohurchless days less worshipful. To
guard against the perils OF today we
need a fresh sense Of the presence
OF God.
In the 18th century q giided and
prcaigate youth renounced the world
and entered a Carmelite monastery
resolved 20 spend the rest OF HIS life
IN the presence OF God Instead OF
being permitted TO spend long hours
before high affairs or in prayerful
vigils, he was assigned to distasteful
duties I'm the monastery kitchens.
Undiscouraged by this he resolved
10 practice the presence Of God
where he was. and by this practice
soon lifted his kitchen TO the level
OF a sanctuary. AS he bent over the
greasy pots and pans his spirit
climbed to God as though he count
ed his beads before an altar. That
IL the need OF these churchless days.
If we have this spirit our homes and
places OF toll will become a sane
tuary and our souls. even though on
strange scaffOlds. can climb to God
These days are churchless but
they need not be Goddess. and in
private devotions or family circles
we can realize His saving presence
in our lives True worship is not a
matter OF place or time but OF the
spirit IN which we live. II the eX-
perience through which we are
passing leads US 20 a fresh apprecia-
ton OF this fact, then the losses Of
these days are not without their
compensation.
Idols in Mishawaka.
Again we are led 20 a fresh idea
OF what worship really IS. II is a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04

neither man was able TO loosen his
hold. Several eye witnesses failed
to give assistance. In a few minutes
when Harvey Smith OF Goshen, the
motorman Of street car. freed the
two men. Singer was dead. He had
started work at the plant but a few
hours before he met death
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04
PARTY CHIEFS SWINGING
BACK TO THE KAISER

International News Service:
BERNE. Nov. 4.-Certain Ger
man party chiefs have decided that
the abdication OF the kaiser is un-
necessary, according TO the Lokal
Anzeiger OF Berlin.