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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-26

Parigi, 22-In Turchia scoppia-
Ia la rivoluzione ed state procla-
mato il governo comunista.
A COstantinopoli & state stabilize
IN cOmitato rivoluZiOnariO
La sezione del combattenti di Ter
lizzi tenne una solenne riunione in
cui fu votato un telegramma al Pre-
sidente Wilson, invocando che difen-
da gl'interessi italiani ALA COnferen-
"a della Pace.
II telegramma fu redatto dal ca
pitano Luigi Desario.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-26

Topeka, Kan.-La Grande Giuria
della Contea rinvi6 a giudizio, ieri,
soto Paccusa d'aver minacciato di
morte il Presidente Wilson, gl'itaIia-
nj Pietro Pierri e R. J. Robba, mem
bri della l. w. W., presunti anar-
chici.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-26

LEGGETE E DTFFONDETE IL Pa
TRIOTA
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-26
A \ VISO
VIA DALE MI
MERE DI CORAL, INDIANA
co PA, PERCHE' T NINA
TORI SONO IN SHIO-
PERO

II l, Aprile lie miniere di Coral
81 organizzarono sotto la "United
Mine Workers Of America" dopo
clio gil uficiali di essa andiedero
ad intervistare la Donahue Pow
der Coal & Coke Co. Questi 81
sono rifutati a riconoscere l'Or-
ganizzazione O frmare il patio
della bilancia (Scale Agree
ment) a questo i minatori 81 So
no rifutati di andare al lavoro af-
fnch6 la suddetta compagnia RI
conoscera la United Mine Work
ers of America.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-26

PER [ MIGLIORI ROMANZI RI
VOLGETEVI ALA LIBRERIA
DEL "PATRIOTA", Is Carpen-
ter Ave, Indiana, Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-04-26

PETER FERRARA.
Board Member Territory 6.
District No. 2, U. NJ. W. of A,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08

Mne eolen Mdnrer uniereg Bottles,
borab nle gutge1in1ten auf gbre
nno 5eelerpnbeI nod beoabten i11n-
gen Ni0dnner> miiien einen mddbtigen
Minq aegen Die fttenloiien BolfsDer-
nerber bil6en 11o Die feite, geien-
ldafflide shrnnfe 5ieben, melde Die
g1emente beg Nieoergangs bon ben
gs.rqgern elmer neuen 3ufnnft trenrrt.
@as uns iebt nottnt, 1T in11erlide
ginfebr, selbifbeiirllpng, Bflidtbe-
mnBtiein nno Elm itnrfer Bine 5ltr
slrbeit am Neunufbau. Dng 8eifpiel
bafiir muB bon oben fornr1en, bon
Ben geieaibafflib beiierftebenoen
Sbidfen. Die 6nbr1ang 5u einem
1euen 6entfden 2ebensioeal ionte bon
Sen stnbiererben unferer @odidllen
lln6 bon ben geiten unferer S1geno
iibernommen tperben. Site Ydrfeien
uno ale @onfeiiionen ionten IN bic
lem Gimme eintrddfig 5uinmmenarbei-
ten. uno tpenn 1i6 troboem nod
@nbniinnige fin6en, Die ben tolen
Cana Inn 5innengenuB peitertreiben,
70 miro tpenigitens gegen iie cine ifnrz
tie offentlihe Wein1ng geidaffen tper<
ben, mel6e 6ie Mnitefnng ein5u=
idranfen geeignet lit. &auptiade lit
.oestpeger cine Renbe1ebung fittHden
getpuBtieins. Mne guten &rdfte UNI
ieres 8oIfes miiiien ba5n dnfgerufen
tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08

dung frBt INNER mebr umsih, es
iinD ifon @reiie Dnbon ergriffen, BON
Dcnen man cher @iberltnnD bdtte err
tparten ioaen. Deriittlide Son audi
III Der gebiIbeten Sugenb 1T tief ge-
iunfen. Gin Spdibnllebrer duBert
foIgenbe bittere @lage: uMan bore
mir eiinrnal 3u1 tpobo11 iih iebt gern0e
jebt, innge %entDaffene 9ffi5iere u1f
Reiien ausiblieBlih nnterbaIten: Bi=
fanteite Geifeleftiire BON iattinm be-
fn1nter M11toren, &artenipieI 6ote1-
geniiiie."
Sn unieren 5tdoten. bat felt $50
den Elm TOTES Ereiben b%egonnen, oas
1nie cine 6aitna9t bon IolGGuslern
unntutet. @ieIfa6 iit man gereigt,
oafiir cine leibtiinnige Branentpelt
peranttDortli9 gu MAIDEN, aber es ipdz
re cine offenii6li6e nngeredtigfeh,
tnenn Ole getpiiienloie Mannertpelf
anf bieie binige Beiie 6ie 6a1ptlnit
Der 8eranttDortung bo1r ii6 abndl5en
mollte. Sir Dos grauenbafte Mntpnd=
fen Der nniittlibfeit 1T unieref1 ga-
gen lit Die MGnnertpelt in erfter 2inie
berantmortlih; iie lit beranttportlib
Sen eridreden6 3unebmen6en
Mangel an &itterltdfeit IN Sen Be
5pifben ben @eihledtern,
Der ieoen leeliiden Sbealismus ber-
ldBt. 3nm11tungen un6 &e0en,
lpie tie aub IN iogenannten ubeiie-
rem" @efeni6aften Srauen nnb Ma6-
diem gegeniiber erfolgen, betDeiien,6aB
Elm grbgut olten 6euti6en @eiites,
Ser iittIide @eiit mdnnlt6er Sitter
libfeit, in beoroblidem S6min6en
6egriffen 1T.
Ser Gong Ser @obniinnigen"
6arf in bieiem pil6en, oae &raft ger
%Itoren6en @irbeI ni6t m%eitergeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08

iittli1e 8~efpnBtiein unieres Bottles lit
=blnrh bieie @efeaibaft elenber
lShnnobuben bis III ieinen &ern err
fdiittert nporben. Sic @enuBn1ht
muBte aniteder1o nirfen, tie 3og IN.
11er neitere &reiie, iie beriel1bte l11=
ere @nrniiotlen, berpeItete Dor nllem
bas gtappengebiet, lieB einen groBer
geil unierer Sugenb bertpiloern nr1b
bot benz beutiden Bolfsf0rper 8nn-
ben geiblagen, Die nod Iange 8eit
our Setllng bra1tcben.
Mob gr0Bere 8erheernngen bat
cher bic &ebolution nngeri6tet.5 elbit
.So5ieloemofraten geben 5n, 6aB Der
neutrality-suspicious. BEN &riegsge=
:minnler I'm cine quite 0egesipanne
binter it6 5urIdgelaiien bat. Mnrbe
mdbrenb BEG &rieges betrogen nrb
%geitoblen, 10 miro ieit Der &ebolutton
geraubt. Sin6 bie @riegsgeminnler
ihon iittlib febr fr%agpiirbige Wen=
ihen, 10 iin6 Die Neutrality-suspicious.
Ter Die reiniten Bunbiten. gan6 ben
gerdltbten Wi1iarber &eeresgut lit
Ger Snrger nod peiterem &al1b ent-
ipreben6 geitiegen, nn1 Die &e6tlo=
ligfet bat bielfa9 einen gral1enerre=
GENDER nmfang errei6t. Die Sbar
Der 8tpii6enbdn6ler nn6 Sdieber 1T
51t6em IN Der @epolutio11 getpadiem
1tn6 lire Wetbo6en iin6 nod i6amlo-
fer getporben, aIs nabre16 BEG &rte=
ges.
Damit 1T m1b felt Der R~epolution
Die @enuBin6t nod metter g%eitiegen.
Gin Materbalismus Der @efinnlt11g,
Elm nadfter @goismns roben Erieble-
bens ma9t ii6 in frediten @rihein-
ltngen brett, 6ie ane Greunbe BEG ar
men 6erti6en @olfes nit groBter
Gorge erfiiuen miilien. Die Nn1te=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08
Der Gat1j Scr Mahniinni>
gen

Mber16reibt oie v&olniide 8olfs5ei-
tunq" bom 2. M4r5 einer Mrtifel
Mber sic @~orfommnille in Deutl6-
lan6> ser tief blifen 1aBt un6 fir nns
mandes erfGairen mag, 6as mir, 10
lange bon Ser often Seiutct ferne
nidt ber1teben fonnter1.
Seit Sabrbnn0erten bermog
|9eut16lanbs @el9i9te feinen 10 flag=
li6en EieHton6 auf5ufueiien, tpie IN
Der unmittelbaren @egentpurt; ieit
Sabrbun6erten bat bas 6eutibe@ oH
nidt mebr in ei11e 10 6iii tere 3nfnnft
qeblidt. No9 nie tat nns alien Bit
terer 2ebensernif 70 not, tpie 1T bic
len i6tperen 5fnn0en, nod ME trat
an uns Sic 8erpflidtung, Die leBte
&noft auf5ubieten, gebieteriiber ber-
an, als In 6iefer brangppaen 3eit Ser
6eimin9nng. Midts fann es 6estpe=
gen I'M gegenm6rtigen Mugenblid ge-
Zen, 6as aue ge1nn6 gebliebenen
Golfsgenofien in boberem MaBe er-
bittern muB, ols Die 2eidtfertigfeit
ltno 6ie @ennBiudt iener Menf6en,
Bic in oieien finiteren Stunoen Der
Scot bes @oterIan6es Ii1 uber ole
erniteren Geoonfen getpihenlos bin-
negieben un6 iid) einem tollen San5e
maBlo1er 5%innenluit h%ingeben, Der
feinen anberen Marner1 ber0ient ais
nEan5 Der @abnitmigen."
56on IN ben beiben lebten &riegs=
,iabren lit es in De11tfblar6 tpiiit ge-
mug 8ugegangen. 9ie r@Ddnen BEG
8eltfrieges," bic f9an1lolen 8an6en
bl~utgemditeter &riegsgetpinner, ba=.
ben einen Sell ibrer lei6tDerbienten
8ente IN Ben 8ergniigungsprten nn-
lerer @rpBitGote beri11belt, Tie ideu=
ten 1id ni6t, ibre fi6 pielfa6 IN bie=
bii6en 5ormen dlBer1rbe @enuBinH
Dor Der bartender 8eb0lferung Of
fertlih CUR 5dan gu tragen. SSr 500
tells, &nrbd1iern 8a6ern, in speiie-
tpogen Der Giienbabnen nno auf
Nbein6nmpfern madbter1 lie iib brett.
Meit unertrdglidem @i6erpiqen iab
man iberan 6ieie @eitalten, 6ener1
feeltide @emeinbeit IN groben 2eftern
anf Sic Stirne %gebrannt mar Der Scot
bes arrten, bon ibner al1sgepreBten
goIfes ipotten. 86bren6 bns arme
Wiitter6en IN ben bunflen 8nlien
unierer 5t66te miibielig u1l6 ieuf5enh
ieine menigen &artoffeln snianlmen-
il1dte, idtpelgten oiefe n~rlnieligen Sc
iellen an reidbefebter GafeI nro ber-
geuoeten ii lie6erlider @eieli9aftI
ibren 5nnoenfoI6. ST Dieien Sabrer
an oeutinen Bolfe 8erbre-
der, Die gum 9trn1neI fdreien. 9aS'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08
Nnfaabe, bann nerben neihre unb erSfere Grfplee uidt lange anf= fb
marten la1en, benn gionnen1et purOe ielbi in buien idhmeren saaen 5un,
fnbrer bs bemHten gplfes, nnb no biie Giufebr bMt pbr nmt 9Refans
nabu, gilt es fradtbaren 8ooen fr reiden sesen!s S S.

iionsitationen ins 2eben REF. Wabr-
fbeinlib banbelt es ii6 babel 5umeiit
I'M 8eiebung bereits b%orbanoe1er.
Wiliionspoifen NIT engliiden Or
berslente1. IS begreift 1tb m1nmebr
al1d Die groBe 8ennrubigu1tg, Sic ii6
fur5 nod Der Mreiie bes &aroinals
Der italienii6en Sran5istaner bema6=
ttgt bette; lie ieben tpobI ibr 8ribileg
Der &alito6ie 6es &eiltgen 2nn6e9 be-
brobt. &en11er ser gerbaltniffffse 55a=
ben mrigens i6on lange einem Mb-
,bone ieber 8ormodtitelll1ng elmer Na-
ton pegen Der alau itarfen Ser
qutdung nit nattonaltitii6en Een6en-
5en bos @ort gere6et un0 Der Mei=
n11rg M1lsbruf gegeben, 6aB nit ie-
men Mitteln bie sic Stride insbeion-
6ere 6urb Sic @arfrettagsfol1efte our
@erfIgung iteqte, erbeblib mebr ge-
leitet mer6en ioHte. Se6enfaqss tam
Ser internattonoIe 8ettbenerb ouf
bteiem @ebtete muir Der Stride 3l1gnte
fommen un6 6n d11gdnblidlt9 eng
Ian6 bort berri9t, 10 per6en Mnge,
b0rige 6ieies 2an6es ie6enfans mebr
8ea9tn11g fin6en.
8as ie6o6 Ben @apit nod befon-
bers beronlaBte, feline 5timme 51 err
beben, bns lit Ser IN 6ieien Sdgen
CUR @nti6eionng .gelangenoe Blan
Der Mufridt1ng eines iiibii6=5ioniifi=
16en Stnates in galdittna. Damit
miirbe 6os farm Ben Sdnben Der Mfo=
.bamme0aner entriiiene 2an6 Der bet=
Iigen Staten bon 11el1c11 elmer nidt=
bri1tliden Mo6t a1tsgefolgt. DaB
ser 8apit bagegen ieine Stimme rid-
ten mitr6e, 6ns moor es, tDas eben
bieie &urbgebnng o0er l%berbo1pt Ell
ne 1olde in otei em Mngenblide our
ielbItberit6noliden Nottpen6igfeit
madte, 11no bierin mag er an6 Der
%3n1timm1tng Der ~l@iSmatti6en Sir
ben 6es 9rients fi6er iein, mas Die
9%(nnabernrg nu1r f0rbern f0nnte.
Ser @e6arte Ser Union nit Gom
fan0 b1sber 1e11e Ddtpt1dDltD11eH
I@egner peniger i'm Bolfe, alS biel=
mebr unter Ser b0beren ibismattiden
'@eiitli6feit. Cont 0iirfen mir biel=
leidt einige @offn11ng auf etnen gliid=
lt6en Mnfang id0pfen, menn mir Der
0aB in 6ieien Sagen inMtben
6rei gertreter Ser b0beren i6ismati=
iden Gel tli9feit beim 6orttgen fatbo=
@r5bii6ofe eri6iene-' ,,tno her,
motii6en mt ner <ntbc ttrbfe
befirnrt '
Se%uvAl4~1 iopiel felhtebeill
Dob DER gr1lfltde xJrient III 3nfllnT
8unebmeno in Sen gpspssynralrb bei
angemeinen SaaereAfe9 treten mtro,
ni6t 8ulett bur6 bic beioroerer
YI6ne 8enebm XIV.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-08
Gerlangf

tperoen mebr @eid1ftsleute, UNI ii@
rns an5uibIieBen. 8ieie 5taot lit
etne Ser belebteten i'm Nor6peiten.
Sic fonnen fnufen ODER mieten ober
banen. Begen boiler @in5elbeiten
idreibe man: 8. g. 1913, 2afe gitB,
Moriban gonntp g. g. 25-2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-13
continue their roles.
Opcrn We'll Done.

continue their roles.
Opera Well Done.
The opera and ballet in Moscow
is as we'll staged as ever, and is
beautiful beyond comparison with
war time presentations in other cap
itals Of Europe. The audience is
the most interesting development.
Amongst splendidly dressed people
and beautiful women. obviously Of
the former bourgeOisie classes, peo-
pie who have been able TO make
their money last through the devo-
luton, one sees unWashed. unshaved
rough workmen, dressed in dirty
work clothes. They are recipients
Of tickets distributed free of charge
by the government among factory
workers and government employees.
These sit without removing their
caps, apparently enjoying the the
alter for the first time in their lives
Ordinary people must buy tickets
only the privileged workman or
government employe is a guest-at
the box or from scalpers, the same
as in capitalistic lands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-13
F or Next Sunday
Copyright 1912

Ing an integral part Of our body. so
by means Of these symbols the COM
municant partakes of Christ. He
becomes a part OF us and we are in
him. IL is both a memorial and a
prophecy
J. A memorial Of the Lord duke
22:19). When he went away he
left the bread and the cup for the
disciples by which 10 remember him.
Those who love him will desire TO
keep sacred this memorial
o. To show the Lords sacrificial
death Ct Cor 1920. lie did not
die as a hero or as an example Of
unselfsh devotion. but as a substitu-
tionary ransom on the cross he
made expiration for our sins.
g. liz Is "a guaranty that our sins
are forgiven (Rom. 1920. When
the believer partakes Of these ele-
ments his faith is confirmed ut is
q signet of the Son Of God attached
20 redemption
g. Through them the believer re-
ceived Christ Il Cor. 1870. lie
thereby participates in the body and
blood OF Christ. becoming a men,
Der of His body. Christ liveth in
the believer (Gal 2:26). The Holy
Spirit communicates the life OF
Christ 10 believers. making them
one body. Joined together (Eph.
4:16). This union is illustrated by
the figure of the human organism
Il Cor. 12:12-27D: the vine and
branches CJohn 1910; the hus-
band and wife (Eph. 5:25. 26): we
are one bread and one body q Cor.
1910
8. A forward look TO a completed
redemption Il Cor. 1920. When
faith is exercised in Christ. redemp-
ton begins. and its completion viii
take place az the coming OF Jesus
CHRIST Il iThess. 4.I6. 10. The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-13

bread and he cup constitute the
keepsake of the Lord until ne re-
turns. These elements possess an
immense psychological value both
as memorial and a prospect.
III. Qualifications For Participa-
ton in the Lords supper q Cor
11:27-34)
1. a proper apprehension Of its
meaning " 20. Eating and drink
ing unworthy does not refer TO
the demerit OF the communicate,
but TO the failure Of the communi-
cant 10 grasp its meaning and i'm
portance. Therefore. TO thought
lessly engage il this service is TO
do it "unworthily." Only a regen-
Grated person can discern the Lord 5
body (v. %. CT 2-14l. Faith in the
integrity Of Christs person and
work is essential Anyone who does
not believe in the absolute deity Of
Christ and His vicarious atonement
is an unworthy communicate
p Church membership q Cor.
Il; 1920. The Lords body is the
church which 5 composed OF re-
generated men and women. United
10 Jesus Christ as hzad and TO each
other as mem bers Of that body oy
the Holy Spirit
8. Orderly walk The disordcrly
should be debarred from the Lords
table. examples OF which are the
following: CD Immortal conduct q
Cor. 5:1-13). IL is perilous 10 the
individual who is guilty OF immoral
ity 10 approach the Lords table Cv.
800. Sickness and death are often
times visited upon such. \ This ex-
plains why some are mysteriously
taken away in death. (2) Heresy
Titus $40. John 40. 81. C3) Schis-
MATES (Rom IS: ID. Those who
are causing divisions in the church
should be debarred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-13

was Christian in a great quandary.
since 20 go back TO his own city
would mean 20 be burnt with ire
and birthstone. while to go on
would be to risk death at the
mouths OF lions. Thus troubled he
sought comfort in reading in his
roll but lol il was not in his bos-
ON
Then was much time lost while
Christian returned 20 the arbor to
find his book. but while he was thus
bewaiing his miscarriage ne lift
ed up his eyes and saw d stately
palace. the name OF which was
Beautiful Here dwelt the damsels
Discretion, Prudence. Piety and
Charity. VINO made Christian well
come laying him i'm the chamber
called Peace. Next day they show
ed him the armOry of their house.
as well as such ancient treasures as
Noses rod. the hammer and nail
with which Jael slew Sisera. and the
jaw-bone with which Samson did
mighty feats. Likewise did they
take him up TO the top of their
house and bid him look at the
pleasant countries Of the Detachable
Mountains and EmmanueTs Land.
When thou contest there" said
they. thou mayst see the Gate Of
the Celestial City"
Going on from thence he entered
the Valley of Humiliation. where
met him the soul fiend, Apollyon.
Apollyon claiming Christian as his
subject the latter could in no wise
deny the fact, seeing that he had
been born in the City Of Destruc-
ton over which the monster ruled.
Nevertheless Christian renowned
his allegiance TO this wicked prince,
claiming that he had sworn him
self 10 the King of Princes who
dwelt i'm the City of Zion Then
ensued "A dreadful fight between
Christian and the fend. during
which the fend was like to have
worsted the Pilgrim had it not been
for the weapons furnished him
from their armory by the fair dam
sells in the castle Beautiful The
battle being over there came a
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hand with some of the leaves Of the
Tree of Life, wherewith Christian
stanched his wounds.
Now at the end of this Valley was
Valley OF the Shadow of Death. or
its right was a very deep ditch into
which the blind had led the blind
in all ages, while on the left was a
dangerous quag. the which if even
a good man were to fall into IL he
stand on. Good Christian was the
more put 10 il seeing that the path
way was exceeding narrow. and as
ne went on he sighed bitterly. About
the middle Of this Valley WAS there
also the mouth of Hell. out of
which came dismal flame and
smoke. When the fields came up
TO this entrance ne cried out in a
vehement voice, Il will walk in the
strength Of the Lord Cod whereat
they gave back.
Having passed through this VAL
ley he came up with his friend
Faithful who had. though Chris
tian knew it not, followed him out
of the City of Destruction. Then
was there much discourse between
the two Pilgrims as to the perils
through which they had come. with
Faithful telling of his escape from
Madam WantOn. as well as from
the old man with the three daugh-
ters, the Lust of the Flesh. the
Lust of the Eyes. and the Pride of
Life Also did Faithful tell of his
encounters with Arrogancy, Pride,
and Worldly-glory But the worst
Of them all was with Shame. a
bold-faced fellow who would never
have done speaking against all good
men and things.
Then / saw in my dream that
they presently came 10 the town of
Vanity. where is fair kept called
Vanity Fair. Here is there at all
times much noise and folly, with
the buying and selling Of such fool
ish wares as have given the town
its fame The people OF the fair.
taking the Pilgrims for outlandish
men and bedlams. made a great
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-13
SILVER MAKERS OF
BRITAIN PROTEST USE
OF NAMES IN u. S.

LONDON, July 12.-Brltish
silvel manufacturers are seeking
means Of stopping the use Of
their hall marks by electro plat
ing firms in the United States,
says the American chamber of
commerce here.
II is also understood that the
advisory committee Of the city
OF Sheffield is taking Up the ques-
ton OF theuse of the word Shelf
field" in connection with Ameri-
can manufactures. An antic.pat-
ed difficulty is pointed out in the
fact that there are at least nine
Sheffields IN the United States
from which many OF the Ameri-
can firms may derive their name.
IL is suggested. however. that
they should add the letters. u.
S. A" TO the name.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-13
JAP MINERS REVOLT;
DEMAND HIGHER WAGE
By Associated Press 1:

BY Associated Press:
TOXIC, July liza Dor troubles
are taking place in Japan. At a gold
mine in Shizuoka prefecture, 100
miners went on strike recently. and
armed with pickaxes and shovels.
raided the residences of the mine Of
ficials and destroyed or damaged the
buildings and furniture. The local
police force suppressed the rioters.
The cause OF the trouble is dissatis-
faction over wages.
over 1000 women and girls en-
ployed in a big silk factory at Uyeda
have gone on strike for higher
wages. Similar occurrences are re-
ported from various parts OF the
empire. one cause of the unrest is
the soaring Of rice, which is now
higher than last SUNNI or when the
country was involved in serious rice
disturbances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-13
THE LORDS SUPPER.

LESSON TEXTS.-Mat. 26:26-3O
I Cor. 1t:23-31.
GOLDEN TENT.-For as often as
ye eat this bread. and drink this cup
We do show the Lords death till he
come.-I Cor. 1925.
ADDITIONAL MATE RIAL
Mark 14:22-26; Luke 22:11-2O; ]
Cor. t0:14-21.
PRIMARY TOPIC - Remember
ing Jesus (Luke 22:fO).
JUNIOR TOPIC-The Lords sup
per reminds rs Of Jesus.
INTERMEDIATE TOPIC - The
meaning Of the Lords supper.
SENIOR AND ADULT TOPIC
Communion with Christ and with
one another.
I. The Institution OF the Lords
Supper Matt e6.2S; I Cor 1920
l. Time II was on the night OF
the betrayal Of Jesus. just after the
betrayer had been announced
2 The circumstances In connec-
ton with the eating OF the Pass
over. At the command Of Jesus tbs
disciples made ready the Passover
and while they were eating Jesus
took bread. blessed il and save it e
the disciples
3. Elements. o. The bread This
doubtless was the common bread O.,
the Passover feast CD The cup
This cup consisted OF the fruit Of tn,
vine.
IL. The Significance Of the Lord,
supper CNIatt o6:26-oS. L Cor. II:
1890.
Jesus took natural and literal ele
ments and made them 10 be sym
lols OF his own body and blood Jus
as our bread and drink are assimiI
ated into brain and Drawn becom.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-13
TEACH RUSS TO READ
TO SPREAD B0LSHEVISM

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
Systems of adult night schools have
been started in the cities for the
grcwn-ups who do not know how to
read and write, or who want TO take
up special studies The universe
ties have been opened to everyone,
free of charge. and for the most
part are attended by older people
The normal student body is mobiliz-
ed at the front.
Lectures and meetings are the
most popular form of education al
present. There are meetings by the
thousands everywhere. In soviet
Russia there is little else 10 do but
60 to q meeting in the evening. aside
from a limited number of theaters,
Cafes, to y hich the Russians used
TO flock, are closed by order of the
soviet government Restaurants and
all other gathering places likewise
are no more. IN place of these Eu-
ropean institutions the bolsheviks
offer specially arranged meetings
at which are served lectures on So
cialism. communism and world-rev-
olution.
Soap Box Lecturers,
The state has on its payrolls a
staff OF speakers. many Of whom
were formerly street agitators in
America and England, who are en-
gagged as educators Of the people
To attract people 10 these meetings
the most roted singers. musicians
and dancers give performances after
the lectures The press and the
theater a. used 10 spread bolshevik
education. Public places and clubs
have been confiscated for the meet
ing placey. In Moscow the mobiles
club has teen turned into a labor
temple. and is the principal meeting
place. The public has opportunity
20 attend the theater and opera or
partly communistic and partly
capitalistic basis. All theaters are
ccnfscated by the state, and their
former owners are gone. For the
most part the stage stars remain
the same monthly bonuses up &C
three thousand rubles per month be
ing paid them 10 encourage them II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-13
U. S. BUYERS ORDER OF
AUSTRIAN FLOWER MEN
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press:
BERLIN. July IA special tele-
gram from Chemitz reports the ar
rival there OF the first American
buyers who are placing orders for
artificial flowers. a report from
Vienna states that the fashion spe-
cialty shops there are placing liberal
orders with English and French
firms who are flooding the Austrian
market with offers.