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RED LITERATURE SEIZED
NorfoiI< Raid DisclosrS Documents In.
d!cntinG Communications With
Russian soviet.
Isy Universal service.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov 26-A large
quantity OF annrchisiic literature was
found by police and Federal agents
today in raid on n meeting place
OF Red" suspects. Some of the docu.
mcnts Indicated communication with
tho Russian Soviet government
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PLANS CAPTURE OF TRIESTE
Socialist Organ Warns Government
D'AnnunziO Would Establish
AIiIitarist Rcgimc.
LEY Associatndrrcss-l

ROME. Nov. c6.---Thc Socialist organ.
Avantl. today warns the government
that Gabrielle d'Annunz!o is preparing
surprise descent on Trieste. The
newspaper says that D'AnnunZio aban-
doncd his original intention OF effect
Ing landing at Ancona. but recently
sent emissarics to sound local officers
at Trieste, giving ground for the be-
lief that the poet is aiming at the
establishment OF militar!st govern
mont,
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Charge Captain Padded Payroll.

NORFOLK, VA, Nov 26.--Captaln
Marlin Hanson. aged sixty. commander
or llShtship No. a1 stationed twenty
hVc miles off Chinca league was
brought TO Norfolk today under
Eoderal warrant on the charge OF pad
ding his payroll.
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FIND THOMAS KEANE GUILTY
Norfolk Court Finds lie Committed
Conspirncy aud Attempt to
Corrupt Petty Officers.
tRy AssocIatcdprcss

NORFOLK. VA Nov. 26.-Thomas
Keane; OF Washington. connected with
!. L; keane Co, was found guilty to-
day In the Federal court on chaAgc
ol conspiracy to defraud. br,.srN and
corruption Of petty officers. in tho pur-
chase OF supplies.
Judge Edmund Waddill delayed sen
icnce until later in the term OF the
court.
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ur,ti.h Officer Murdered

CAIRO. Nov. 26.--N BrItISh officer
WAS murdered during a street riot hero
last night. Other British soldiers were
rired upon by the demonstrators. and
one soldier was wounded.
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EDUCATIONAL CODE
WILL Be REVISED,
SAYS COLLEGE HEAD
DR.. Edwin A. Alderman
Declares World War Has
Wrought Many Changes.
'UTH MUST UNDERSTAND
EARTH AND ITS PEOPLES
Will Be Taught to Reason and
Understand More Thor
oughly.
AMERICANISM is DEFINED
superintendent Harris Hart Reports
state Is Short Nearly 1000
In Teaching Force.
superintendent Harris Hart Rcports
State Is Short Nearly 1000
In Teaching Force.

The program of the various .e,-
s,ons OF the divisions of the Vir-
ETntn Educational Conference for
today will be found on pngr -
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Asks status OF Miners.

In the midst of 4 sharp cross-frc OF
questions Frank Harrington. presidcnt
or the Illinois district OF United Nine
crs would he regarded as OUTLAWS" IL
they did not return 10 work
The government never has atterup.ed
to compel men to work against theft.
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all losses and went to net advance OF IL
to IS points on the nav contract. The close
was TO Is points up net tho
tract and of to Is up ret on the old. At
tho loves. levels row contracts were s: to
Se points under the last quotations of Sat-
urdny. Little business done Ia tho old
contract.
Highest prices. STRANGELY enough. were re-
Tons BY doS p points which carried middlilg
new contract as compared with saiS ut
the lowest levels. The argument was that
more In line with interior prlces and also
with each other.
The opening was lower on good weather
In tho belt and the absence of any huyinS
d ha r =, In Poiiticnl news TOWARD the midi
profits and caused q reaction The imp prove
inent was wldcned by the large exports for
the day. 33VCD bales against none this tay
last year :, and the better tone OF English
ports that strikers nj Southern Mill points
going back to WORK
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PROFESSIONALS FE|CN
FEAR OF PARIS FARLEY
'''ehd to BE Alarmed by Political
Situation in European
Countries.
ARE BID UP
oorh Products I'm Squirt With Goth
"h traction Interests - Wall
n'feet Prepares for Prodigal Son
homecoming Celebration.
ny BnoADAS WALL

NEW YORK, March 3I.-Profession-
a." ieit today that tho stock market
mould have reaction. and, therefore.
'ielchded TO be alarmed at the political
ua'ion in Europe. President Wilson
n, Tbs rep9rted in disagreement with the
iand In Mexico by the Japanese was
nn uIfed upon as u disturbing clement.
:onfe t 10, dispatches from Paris said the
usual smeo, was proceeding with un-
D" ~ umceinent regarding peace might
Sep"eGied within forty eight hours.
enera Motors were Amc Gd up Can notably 3
iiiers. Corn Products and United states
nuDoer. Standard stocks as 4 rule did
ifter rnanse mater maateriaily: but in the early
.ir.onS ana moved across ninety-nine
VIII Th heavy volume OF trading.
,pnr re local FRACTIONS had an excited
IouyinS order for the account Of n
minent politician who let II be
a tn5e ia That he believed tho Legisla-
nisrease OF fares for the local trac-
'''hs IN New York City. :
Market Close Is Stendy
conservative banking houses gug-
suless nat, nat profits bs taken OF, all
market VIII be permitted TO sink a few
1eaGe celebration as soon as word
institying 1t comes from Paris. The
na, was steady without any very
one o. the most important news de-
elopments OF the day was that tho
, ,Orn pr9ducts Company had settled its
'o'L with THO government by agreeing
% dispose Of some or it's plants in the
West before January /, 1921 Tho com
pahy mas done such good work for tho
ouhtry since the war began that the
department OF Justice was naturally
Iwil!ihs 10 meet il half way In maxim,
my arrangement. The stock made
laeW nigh records today and remained
3'trong throughout the session
American Can Improves.
|.rad S,s move on The part. Of Corn
Fan can Company favorably because
~, TOO. has suit with the govern
nent and. like Corn Products, it has
l1onc. wonderful service for tho coun-
ry during the war.
i by the same token the United States
|,teei stockholders expected forgive
Iless from the government for certain
United states Steel has earned for
IsNeness by its course since tho war
Ated FOR q regular prodigal son home
coming when all the little bad boys
who were spanked b. the government,
ZONE BACK from the war and march In
rumphal parade over the ticker tapo
Traders who buy the stocks now will
nave reserved seats.
NEW YORK. March a,-Mereant,ie paper.
.omnereiai sixty;day bllls. .i5st: demand.
,t@: cable, ittsa. Time loans nrm; sixty
.eptanceS. ga.
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RICuMoNp rnonncr MAnKEr

-, MarK"t t9uOtNt!Ons From ACTUAL Sales.
lBy Woodson- Craig Co. inc. Richmond. Val
u. y. Food Adml nlstratiop License No. @ O27t0
Richm9nd. Va. March 81 1919.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stocks.
Sales.

600 Advance-Rumelcy. com.
500 Advance-Rumelcy. pfd.
1900 AllIs-Chalmers
Allis- Chalmers. pfd...
400 Alaska Gold. ........
500 Amer. Beet Sugar. com
$1,000 american Can. .....
American Can. pfd
1000 Amer. Car and Foun.
5000 American Cotton Oil.
1,iO0 Am. Hide and Lea, com.
6,lV0 Am. Hide and Lea, MD
400 american Linsecd OIL.
l.Z00 american Locomotive.
1900 Amer. Int. Corp.
3,So0 american Smciting......
3o0 Amer. steel Foundrics.
loo American Sugar.
''ooo Amer' Tel. and rel. Co.
Amer. Tobacco. com
Amer Tobacco, pid
quo Am. Writing Paper, ptd
5'o90 Anaconda Copper.
500 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
n. G. L. Of CT. CBalto.) :.
Loo baltimore and Ohio
l5'20n &c ,hlehem steel, u.
.00 Beth. htecy. so pfd. 49,.
iS'snn baldwin Locomotive.
14'G00 brooklyn Rap. Transit
-. 400 California Petroleum.
1920 Central Leather. CON.
chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Great Western.
Chi. Great West, pfd.
LOO Chi. Mil. and St. Paul.
100 GM.., II. ]. and j., com
Chi, X. /. and T., 60 pr.
zoo Chi. X. ]. and p, 10 Or.
-,dV0 trucibic Steel Cor, com.
39o Dorado Fuel and Iron.
500 Cube Cane Sugar.
eS'5o9 Corn Products. com
?'oVo Distiliers
200 Dome Mines.
400 r:r!e LIST pfd
loo General Electric.
2'9on Goodrich. com.
LOU Great Northern, pfd.
1000 Great North. ore Ctfs
Illinois Central.
S'ttSS99 inasTboro-cons.. com. :.
to0 Int. Mcr. Mar, com
1900 Int. Mcr. Mar, pfd.
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK: March 3l.--Tnc cotton mar.
ke, showed renewed nervousness and irrer-
nla.iiy today; but early declines were FOL
Owed by rallies which wcro led bY the
near month"; with new st.ie MAY contracts
sthai.HE hp trotn 40 70 80 or AZ po;Its
finished STEADY NJ u nc, advance OF s 10 >
points on the new and net 10 points lower 10
i" points higher on the old months.
The opening was steady al I. decline Of s
on new style Deliveries in RESPONSE to dis
amounting cables. less favorab.c reports
from. The good. trade and a favora biz
weather .nau. There seemed 70 be a good
deal OF nervousness over the situation in
EuEope. and the market was weak durln.
,hc cary trading with new style months
toT july and 90 FOR oe;oher,,. Old sivis
Southern l!au!datlon. but there was GOOD
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bb nyS OF new s,y;c May hy. prominent spot
mouse brokers' and the re!a tive strength ~
TINS rosit!on checked the selling inovcuent
~ iaisr months durin. tho middle OF the
Kaiiies, followed covering which was
OF European political news. with ncw stvin
July selling uD 70 2sH and October 10 % q
ia the late trading. W NOV
Busincss then taper4d on and the clos.
sthowed reactions OF several points from the
oS-- o0dcr realizing. LIVERPOOL bought oii
ss,y.e and sold new style months. but the
tisature 81 ne days trading was the ira de
ouyiES. or May and the apparert nervoua-
neSs OF the short interest in that deiivery
SS%l a 10 uncertain'y as to bringing cotton
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NEW YORK. March 3l.-MercantIe paper
~ Tsh: Sterling slxty-day bills. ti55: coIn
nercial histy-day bills on banks. itCiI
Cos: cables: ;tt9a. Time loans ,irm sixty
|.eptanccr. a..
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uJ1sSS,n Bay, Xa Ry col tr IS Mar l. 1874 IS
JacoS iDo oii tacHihR GO. IS. Nov. ~. ly:). lo1
GHrye,t S g. isch!Hf GO. a. 40 TO- 1923. l0li,
n1iis W FRS os. Dec. l. 1871 ieyL
WoiInSS i ,iw 70. az sept. 1871. ......... 1919:
MSnonrahsI, %: ih, sept 1873 ;:...:.. ielia
t,roc,or Gamb!e IS. Mar. l. 1921. ...... lp2si
too, ~ STIinois rs. Mar. l.23. l1iE
Souttnern hallway 6s. Mar. ]. lszo....... esiI
Westi,rhnoUU;,es AoE. 10 1871 lVlM
Ing es. Feb. J. 1870. .......-N ,no,.
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SHORT TERM NOTES.

AIn. ForcIgn Sec. Is. NuE !. 1915. ........
Nm. Tobacco IS Nov. !. 1919.
tm. Tobacco -. Nov. !: 1872: ........,.....
\nr.lo- French a. Oct. To- 1920 ..........
armour q 90. SIS. June u. 1874. ...,......
St:c! =. July IL. 1920.
British GirS. Nov J. 1872.
Iritish CHS. Nov. !. 1871 ...-..-.........,.
=, - 6 -. Joint s.. July ]. 1921 .......
'tiIahy Packing Co. IS. Juiv 10. 1893 49,
Dominion OF Canada -. Aug l. Igla,,
.!ec. Autu-Lite Co. IS. Aug. -. i3l9..
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-02-21
LOCAL NEWS
Social Service Department at Talmud
Torah Begins Work.

The formal exercises, dedicating the
Social Service Department of the Tai
mud Torah, will be held on Saturday
evening, March LIST, in the auditorium of
the Talmud Torah Mr.. Irving Robit-
shek, as chairman, will preside. A num-
Der Of local speakers will participate,
among them, DR.. S. ~. Deinard, Mrs.
Maurice Wolff, and Mr.. John Collier of
New York, the leading authority on
Community Centers, will also deliver an
address. A film, possibilities of Com
munity Center Work." will be shown.
In the near future it is planned to pre-
sent concert by the Working Boys
Band many of whose members are per-
sonally known to attendants at the Tai
mud Torah, and series of addresses are
also planned.
The small club room has been attrac-
lively furnished through the kindness of
a friend, and applications are now being
taken for the use of the room.
A Lincoln Celebration was held in the
Auditorium of the Talmud Torah on
Wednesday evening, February 18th,
which was very fine in character, digni-
fed and interesting. Miss Maria San
IOIu, the DelOVeu odSC, uCllVClCu oil du-
dress on Lincoln, Lover of Men," dwell
ing on the many splendid traits of the
man. Mr.. Emanual Cohen spoke elo-
quentfy on Lincoln, Master of Men,"
Miss Gazella Blumenthal gave readings,
and Miss Skog gave vocal solos and led
in the patriotic singing. This is the
first public function undertaken by the
new Social Service Department. Miss
Julia Felsenthal, who is executive secre-
tary of the Center, acted as chairman for
the evening.
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Deborah Rally.

At the social gathering held at the
home of Rabbi and Mrs. Matt on Tues
day evening, February 18th, the Debor-
abs decided to give their Opening Rally
on Sunday afternoon, March 9th, at the
Adath Yeshurun Synagogue, 18th ave-
nue. south and 9th street.
The Deborahs are anxious to have
every intelligent, public spirited, pro-
gressive, young woman in this part OF
town join their society and help them do
excellent work for mutual benefit
An informal program of fun and en-
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February Fl, 1919

first results of the membership drive
will be seen. There will be a program
and refreshments. A series of meetings
is being planned where the members
will have the opportunity of hearing
prominent men and women address
them. All South Side young women are
invited to affiliate with the Deborah.
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Ladies' Auxiliary.

The card party given by the Ladies'
Auxiliary on Wednesday proved an en-
joyable affair
At the February meeting to be held
on Tuesday next at p. M, the speaker
will be Mrs. E. Spain of the Woman's
Cooperative Alliance Her topic will
be Social Hygiene"
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Deborahs Resume Activities.

After a brief interval, the Deborah
Society is resuming its activities in full
swing. The next meeting will be held
on Tuesday evening, February rs, at the
Vestry rooms of the Adath Yeshurun.
On Sunday, March 9, there will be
sociable get-together and rally, when the
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Adath Yeshurun Notes.

The Religious School will give its
Purim entertainment on Sunday after
noon, March g. Several interesting
playlets will be given, and rehearsals are
already under way.
The assembly room has been enhanced
by several handsomely colored Biblical
pictures which have been placed upon
the walls
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Sheltering Home for Homeless Children
Beneficiary

A tea will be given for the benefit of
the Hebrew Sheltering Home for Home
less Jewish Children on Sunday after
noon, February 23rd, from to 5 at the
Adath Yeshurun Synagogue, corner
Twelfth avenue south and Ninth street.
The public is invited.
Mrs J. Cohen, 2024 Sixteenth avenue
south, received at linen shower on
Saturday evening last for the Hebrew
Sheltering Home for Homeless Jewish
Children Many liberal donations were
secured.
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Who Won the Candy Box?

The candy-box ratified at the dance
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Adath
Yeshurun has not yet been claimed. The
winning number is 104. Holder please
communicate with Mrs. J. H. Gutenberg.
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Veteran of the Argonne to Speak.

Private Alexander D. Saper, now at
Fort Smelling Reconstruction Hospital,
will occupy the pulpit this (Friday)
evening at the Adath Yeshurun. His
topic will be "Americanism as Seen in
the Trenches" Private Saper is young
attorney from Kansas City who fought
in the Argonne Forest, where he was
wounded.
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Wanted.

Party desires to rent modern room
with all conveniences, to young woman
or girl. Rate reasonable. as is wanted as
sort of companion. References ex-
changed Write No. 80, American Jew
ish World, Tribune Annex
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Through the efforts of Zionist
leaders in Ukraine, the Ukrainian
Government has granted permission
for the opening of Department of
Jewish History and Jewish Litera-
ture at the State University in
Kamenetz-Podolsk.
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STHE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
joyment has been prepared and every
body is assured good time.
Come and bring your friends.
Mr.. Hymen z. Mendow's Challenge.
The Gvma1 DO1ed Club has CON


menced strenuous campaign for men,
bers and has commenced or else is about
to complete plans for moving its quar-
tiers to a new and more modern build
ing and location. The reason for this
move is due to the fact that the club mas
now about two hundred and fifteen mem
bers who are representative Jews" of
the city. This membership needs
place to give mice affairs" and to be
socially prominent. This social proln-
nence cannot be obtained by member
ship in any other organization of the
city. The Gymal Doled has been plan
ming this enlargement for the past two
or more years, but now the plans are be-
ing rushed" to completion.
1t is rather ominous at this time that
the Gymal Doled Club should be rush
ing plans for themselves, when for the
past five weeks various utterances have
appeared in the American Jewish World
asking for chance to secure a united
effort with the Gymal Doled that will
insure civic project to the city i'll the
nature of joint building for all organ
izations. Strange, is it not, that the
Gyn1al Doled is sullenly silent on this
subject? Why have we not heard from
this club? Why on this particular occa-
sion does the club draw itself aloof from
the common purpose? Strange it is in
deed that plans should selfshly mature
when agitation is rife for bigger and bet
ter projects. Why has not the Gymal
Doled submitted some plan to the pub
lie? With a membership of representa-
tive Jews how queer it is that none have
taken the public interest into view and
exhibited it to the entire membership.
Will the Gymal Doled take the position
that it alone will not lend it's aid to this
project and hence permit it to fail by
force of the lack of support from the
Representative Jews?
We think that the men who constitute
the majority of the Gymal Doled Club
are bigger men, men of broader vision,
men of higher purpose, men who are al
ways for the public interest through veal
or woe. We know that the club is too
big, too strong, too powerful for the
moment to permit its fame and reputa-
ton to miss the opportunity that now
presents itself We feel that personal
philanthropy and civic pride cannot be
better served than through the Gymal
Doled Club. We feel certain that this
organization will not permit its past
reputation for cooperative communal
effort to be squandered in an effort to
thwart communal project that will
stand out as monument to the dawning
era of peace.
Our challenge is to the Council of
Jewish Women, the Bnai Birth, and such
others as have seen fit to ignore the
issue. What will you do?
.HYMEN Z. MENDOW.
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New pogroms are reported to
have taken place in four Hungarian
cities. All were accompanied by the
usual wholesale pillage of the stores
and homes, and in at least one Of the
cities several Jews were killed.
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A recent report from Paris shows
that the plan of President Wilson to
have Secretary Baker substitute for
him as Peace Commissioner during
his absence in the United States has
been changed. Secretary Baker is
not coming to France for this pur-
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Sheltering Home to Give Dance.
The Hebrew Sheltering Home will
give dance at the Gymal Doled Club
rooms on Sunday evening, March End.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-15
CHURCH MUSIC
FOR TOMORROW
Programs at Services
in Methodist, Presbyterian
and Baptist Churches
Morning 1890

Morning 1890
Prelude-virgin's Prayer, Massenet.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, the Golden
Neale.
Anthem-"Hail, Sacred Day." Drew.
Offertory-Elevation No. 3, Batiste.
Sermon-The Assurance of O Great
Aspiration" Pastor.
Recessional-"O Mother Dear, Jeru-
salem.' Ward.
Observation-Disclosures. Mozart.
Evening $50
Frelude-Grand Offertoire, Dubois.
ProcessionalE"Day Is Dying in the
West" Lathbury.
Anthem-"The Radiant Morn" Wood
ofertory-Offertoire in C. Clark.
Soprano Solo-'The Lord Is My
Light" Allitsen.
Mrs. Joseph A. Brimlow.
Sermon-'The Desire of a Curious
Woman" Pastor.
Recessional.-"Joy to the World"
Postlude-March Sollennelle. Ketterer
Baptist Music Program
Morning
Prelude-"Morning Greeting" Jensen
|Offertory-'Canzonetta" ..Frysinger
Trio-"Charity'' ........... Rossini
Sung by Mrs. Roberts. Mrs Emmons
and Mr.. Fish
Sermon-'The Religion of Work"
BY the Pastor
Postluder"Festal Postlude In c"
Rockwell
Evening
Prelude-'Barcarolle'' ..Schulhoff
Anthem-'The Lord Is Jul Help"
-Schoebel
Offertory-"Iittle Fugue" Martini
Soprano solo-"Love Divine" Howell
Sung by Mrs. Roberts
Sermon-"Religious Liberty
BY Mr.. Bawden
lPostlude-"Alla Marcia ...Hackett
Presbyterian Music.
Morning worship--11 o'clock.
Organ-Melody, Drdla.
Processional-Hymn No. 20.
Psalter Selection No. 2.
Anthem-The Pillars of the Earth
Tours.
Chorus-What Are These, Steiner.
Hymn No. 256.
sermon by Rev. Frank Lukers.
| (Invited by the committee on Pastor.)
Recessional Hymn No. 1871.
Organ-Postlude in C-Frost
Eventide Worship.
Observation-Disclosures.
Professional Hymn No. %.
Anthem-Lead Kindly Light, a
| Lear.
Hymn No. 1T.
Sermon by Rev. Frank Lukens.
| Recessional Hymn No. 8.
Organ-Ofertoire. Weidt.