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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-22

Sen. Vandenberg told Western
European nations they must take i'm
mediate strides towards self suf-
ficiency and greater cooperation
among themselves.
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myself.
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A Model Hynna1

TT is true that few Christians to-
day can use in worship all Of
the Psalms, without omission or
changes. It is also true that prac-
tically all Christian churches find
that the Psalms, by themselves,
are inadequate to express all there
is in Christian experience, faith and
ideals.
The Christian hymn, entirely in
dependent of the Psalms, has long
since come into its own. And yet
the Psalms remain the model hymn
nal. For in them beauty and truth
are blended.
This should be the ideal Of all
Christian hymn and song books.
Some of our modern hymns"
as well as some older ones,
are bad because they are no
better than jingles, --doggerel,
not poetry, and often sung to
tunes better suited to a juke
box; and some are bad because
they convey either nonsense or
downright falsehOod.
But the great hymns, and the
best hymnals, are those which like
the Psalms of old, combine pro-
found truths about God and man,
duty and destiny, with safety, stir
ring and singable music, aglow with
the beauty and power of words.
Copyright by the International Council
Of Religious Education on behalf Of &c
Protestant denominations. Released by
WNU Features)
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Hunting and trespassing forbidden
on my premises.
o. S. MOON
ADV. 29-3t.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
FSA viii Hold Symposium
On venereaI Disease Study

A two-day symposium on Re
cent Advances In the Study Of
venereal Diseases" will be held
at the Federal Security Agency
auditorium Thursday and Friday
under auspices Of the Syphilis
Study Section OF the National In
stituts of Health.
Meeting in conjunction with the
11th annual session of the Ameri-
can Venereal Diseases Association.
the group announced morning
and afternoon sessions both days
on research and treatment Of the
diseases.
Research scientists from all
parts Of the country also will meet
April II and IL at the Agricul-
ture Department auditorium to
discuss recent advances In anti
biotics at the second national
symposium of the Institutes An
tibiotics Study Section.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Special Mass Is Led
By Pope TO Expiaie
Communists Crimes
ey .Ae ASso< sctee pr%as

VATICAN CITY. April Pope
Plus XII yesterday celebrated q
special mass at St. Peters Basilica
TO expiate the crime Of the
enemies OF God the commun-
lists.
About 10000 persons heard the
mass, for which the pontiff called
on February IL. shortly after
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty of
Hungary was sentenced 10 life
Imprisonment by a Hungarian
court which convicted him Of
treason.
Informed prelates said the spe-
cial mass Of expiation was the
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Hoover Group Differs
With Administration
On Plans for FWA

The Hoover Commission and
the administration, 1t has become
apparent, differ in their plans for
the Federal Works Agency in q
reorganization of Government de-
partments.
The commission has recun,-
mended transfer of FWA func-
tions to other agencies and has
all but said FWA should be ended.
The administration, on the other
hand. is pushing plans to trans
fer to FWA the Bureau of Fed
eral Supply. now In the Treasury,
and the War Assets Administra-
ton.
The Hoover Commission has
recommended that the Bureau of
Federal Supply be abolished and
that Government supply func-
tions be a major part of a pro-
posed ONCE of General Services.
Another part of that Office would
be the building management and
maintenance duties now in FWA
Other Duties Would Be Assigned.
Two other duties would be as
signed the proposed ONCE of
General Services: Records man
agement and certain relations with
the District Government, the
Smithsonian Institution, the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission and the Fine Arts
Commission.
Transfer of the Bureau of Fed
eral Supply and the WAA to the
Federal Works Agency is provided
in a Federal Property Bill which
has been introduced in Congress
1t is substantially the same meas
ure which was considered by the
last Congress. 1t was reported out
favorably by the Senate Expendi-
lures Committee, but never
reached the floor Of either cham
ber.
1t had its inception in Decem-
Der, 1948, when the Budget Bureau
was concerned over WAA and the
need for a permanent property
management agency. Maj. Gen.
Philip B. Fleming, Federal Works
Administrator, is said to have rec
commended to President Truman
that all property functions Of the
Government be in "one package" :"
Some Transfers Doubtful.
The Hoover Commissions rec
concentrations for FWA. in addi-
ton to transferring its building
management and maintenance
functions to the ONCE Of General
Services, would make these shifts:
Public building construction and
the Bureau of Community Facili-
ties to the Interior Department.
Public Roads Administration to
Commerce.
The only part of FWA not men
toned was the Federal Fire Coun-
Gil, an advisory agency on the
protection Of Federal employees
and buildings from fire.
One member Of the Hoover
commission expressed doubt that
Congress ever would transfer the
public buildings construction to
the, interior Department to be
part of huge construction agency.
He. EXPRESSED th( belief that such
o constructions tency woaalds be
"too big and powerful % niempire. I"
Others have expressed doubts,
based on the personality Of Maj.
Gen. Philip B. Fleming. Federal
Works administrator, that FWA
would be stripped Of its functions
as the Hoover commission recon-
mended. Gen. Fleming has been
attending cabinet meetings longer
than any other man in the cabi-
net room. He began his attend
ance at the invitation Of President
pA@~~x,~I% hnfa~~ %hA ~,~~
Evening star., 1949-04-04

guards. 70 give his blessings 70 a.
IT the great church.
Ey-rs from tire Ssst-rs Char
added 4, the sassn1r!tv a ne Pas
son Sunday mass Aoe4It so
seminary students nstrrratec with
The cl90s. chanting hyr,rss n Ger
bass tones.
LEAVING after tfge second mas
the Pope waS oo-ne the length Of
sl1e has!!2ca CT his throne
Evening star., 1949-04-04
GAR Group PIun Bouquet

The annual Army Day ban
quet of the Women's Relief Corps
Of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie, Department Of the Potomac,
will be held on Friday at Z pm.
in the Ebbitt Hotel. Mrs. Myrtle
Z. Burke is chairman Of the Ar
rangements Committee.
Evening star., 1949-04-04

first Of its kind celebrated IL the
ancient basillca.
A few minutes earlier the Pope
led regular Passion Sunday mass
In saying II he celebrated the 50ta
anniversary Of his priesthood
which fell Saturday
The pontiE vas carried through
cheering throngs en- route 10 the
first mass, He leaned from
his slow-moylng portable throne
borne on the shoulders OF his
Evening star., 1949-04-04
ZIPPERS, BUTTONS,
BUCKLES REPAIRED

= : : =: :: :: !: ::
= ~ Upper TROUBLED Next
X. ~ time try these upper
" 81 magicians. They repair EN-,
\@ put new ones on handbags.
MS lussage. clothing. Buttons
tSl recovered; new buckles.
cody's Servieenter, 7l2 18th ST. NV.
Golden Star volet, 1347 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Branch No. z, sos 9th St. NV
stor Rapid Service. 675 E St. NV.
Golden Stor Shoe REVIEWERS, 70S f1th NV.
stofbsisht cleonefs, 1915 9th St. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
ALTERATIONS BY
EXPERT TAILORS

FOR MEN: Suits and coats
altered, trousers lengthened ~
or shortened; new. Guns, Ial 4
FOR LADIES: HENS ad- alEN
justed up or down. skirts <A<
remodeled. new shields. W.
Golden Stor Valet. 1872 N. Y. Ave. NV.
fBraneh No z. sos 9th St. N.WJ
Cody's Servieenter, 712 18th St. NV.
storbrisht cIeoners, 1916 9th St. NV
star Ropid Service, SIS { St. NV.
Golden Stor Shoe Reviewers. 706 lfths.w.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
HATS AND GLOVES
CLEANED, REPAIRED

sM AZ se~ T41 Z
sA PEOPLE APPRECIATE shops
~ that take pains with small
\cleaning Jobs. These stores
" Ido excellent work on hat
cleaning and blocking. glove
cleaning.
Golden stor Voiet, 1342 N. Y. Ave. NV.
fBroneh No. z, sos 9TH St. k.W.)
stor Ropid Service, 625 E St. NV.
cody's sevieenter, 7I7 18th St. NV.
storbright Cleaners, 1916 9th St. NV.
Golden stor Shoe Reviewers, 70S 11th NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
RE-WEAVING AND
HOSIERY REPAIRS

DON'T MOURN over burns, ALnI
tears, cuts, snaEs or moth 4444
holes. Any Of the depend
able stores listed below will M a
do nne re-weavins for you. 4AA
They're expert hosiery tx
ers, too.
cody's seryieenter, 7I7 18th St. NV.
Golden stor Valet. 1912 N. Y. Ave. NV
branch No. z, sos 9th St. kW.)
Golden stor Shoe Reviewers, 70S 11th NV
stor Rapid Service, SIS E St. NV.
starbriqht Cleaners. .I0I6 9th St. NV:
Evening star., 1949-04-04

> Try any Of the above stores for
quality shirt repairs collars turned,
sleeves shortened) and other ap-
parel Jobs. Monogramming and
dpld STAMPING, tool
Evening star., 1949-04-04

Ever have q "ring and run"
telephone caller? Yesterday
afternoon, / was out in tbs
kitchen making up some
cookies to send to my nephew
Tom (Tom is . corporal now
at Camp Lee). Just when /
was up to my elbows in cookie
dough, the telephone began
10 ring.
I washed my hands % quick y
I could and hurried in to an.
swer il. BUT whoever il was that
called only waited q few rinss
end then hung up. BY the time
, got there, there was no ons
on the line. / do wish people
would give q body . minute to
answer the teleehone!
I suppose things like that
work both ways, however.
Perhaps / haven't been %
patient. either, when calling
other folks. From now on,
I'm going to cdit at least ten
rings before | hang sp.
The Chesapeake 4 Potomac
Telephone Company.
Evening star., 1949-04-04

Golden stor volet, 1872 N. Y. Ave. NV.
fBronch No. 2, sos 9th St. k.WJ
stofbsisht Cleaners, 1915 9th St. NV.
stor Rapid Service, SIS E St. NV.
Codys Seryieenter, 717 18th St. NV.
Golden Stor Shoe Reviewers, 706 11th NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
UMBRELLA AND
JEWELRY REPAIRS

LIKE NEWT Umbrellas re- q w
stored handsomely. jew IHi
elry repaired; necklaces NW
re-strung, earring clips re- "
placed or repaired. ~
codys servieenter, 7l7 18th St. NV.
Golden Stor Shoe Reviewers, 70S flth NV.
Golden stor voiet. 1872 N. Y. Ave. NV.
fBroneh No. z, sos 9th St. N.W.)
stor Rapid Service. 625 St. NV.
storbsiqht Cleaners, 1915 9th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-04

stor Rapid Service, 625 E St. NV.
Golden stor Valet, 1912 N. Y. Ave. NV.
(Broneh No. Z, sos 9Th St. k.W.l
Golden stor Shoe REVIEWERS, 70S 1fth
NV.
cody's Servieenter, 717 18th St. NV.
Storbriqht Cleaners, 1915 9th St. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
HANDBAGS, TRUNKS,
LUGGAGE REPAIRS

LONGER LIFE for hand
bassl New frames, straps,
l Innings, etc. LuERage and
H~ trunks also restored; new
locks, handles. hinges,
~ straps, keys, hangers. Zip
pers, etc.
cody's Servieenter, 7f7 18th St. NV.
Golden stor Violet, 1912 N. Y. Ave. NV.
fBroneh No. z, sos 9th St. NWJ
Star Rapid Service, 67s { St. NV.
Golden stor Shoe Reviewers, 70S lIth NV.
storbrieht cIeonsfs, 1915 9th St. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
DRY CLEANING
WHILE-U-WAIT

IN A HURRY? You can A
take suits, dresses, ties and i\U n
any other cleanables to NV
these convenient downtown w.
stores for quick, quality
cleaning and pressing. T
Evening star., 1949-04-04
CIGARETTE LIGHTERS,
FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRS

:: : :: !: !: : ;: : :: : :: : !: G
LIGHTER TRoUBLE7 The -, A
reliable stores below haven't >kA
failed on a lighter or pen NH
repair problem yet. Fac HI
tory methods. Some simple iii
repairs while you wait. w
Golden Stor Violet. I342 N. Y. Ave. NV.
fBroneh No. 2. sos 9th St. NV
Colder stor Shoe REVIEWERS, 70S llthn.w.,
codys Sevicentef. 7l2 18th ST. NV.
stofb<isht Cleaners, 1915 9th 81. NV.
stor RoPid Service. 625 6 S. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
SHOE REPAIRING
AND DYEING
oRTHoPEDIC SHOE REPAIRS

GET more wear, more life
cut of your shoes. The expert
shops below do q fine job
lob on soles and heels, change
heel heights. fix platforms,
put in new straps, make
shoes wider. narrower, short
er or longer. while you wait!
c1a esm AUMfrso fant
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WATER FUND

WATER FUND
Previously credited ..... $3, ,787. 10
Rev. Alumnus, Neb. ..... 1900
N. 500
Total. SO ,807. 10
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Uagnng npr kathnltfd,ptt
Hprhdn1p unn Minupfnta

6aribault, Oiinn. Mm
iibernafiten Sonntas, Montag uno
Sienstas, 25. big 27. September, fin
bet bier Die Sabresperlammlung oes
Rinnelota'er Gentral-8ereins, bes
&atbolilden Jrauenbunoes uno Ser
&atboliiden llnteritiisunes @elen-
lhaft bon Minnelota itatt, gu Der,
auBer oen 5irfa iedsbunoert Deleea-
ten, et,pa fiinftauieno SeItbeiuder err
iuartet lueroer. @aItgeberin lit bic
pom bodm. Srn. 5re0erif 9idann
paltorierte ct. 2alrentius-@
ais Seitpraiioent flneiert ST. George
S. 8eder. 2u
Die semeinlame Saeuns beeinnt
NIT Der HesiItrierung Der 9elegater,
um adt llbr Sonntagmorgen. I'm
5ebn llbr besinnt Ser 5ejt5ug 3u benl
iolennen 8ontififalamt in ser ct.
2aurentius- STRIDE. 9as BontififaIamt
5elebriert Ser bobtp'1te Sr. @eibbi-
lhof 8prne; Die Seitpreoist b1lt Ser
bofw. Sr. Balter $. Beters, 8rofei-
lor am sea5aretb Sau-8orbereitungs
leminar in ct. BauI.
Bon ELF Bis 5lpei ubr lerpieren oie
5rauen Ser @emeinoe Mittageiien fir
Oelegaten unb Seitbeiu1er. I'm 5tpei
Hbr lit 5eitparabe NIT barauffolsen-
Der offentli6er Beriammlung i'm Mu-
oitorium Der 8etblebem Mcaoemp. Die
Sauptreferate BEL bieIer 8erlammlung
balten Ser bodp. Sr. 8ictor Suren,
Silfs6ireftor Der Central -SteIle in
ct. 2o,lis, iiber Edtigfeit uno 9sro.
gramm Der gentral@5 @5telle; bodm.
&r. 8. 8. 5leo5, Brofeiior am ct.
Baul-Seminar, nno ST. @oroon Sier-
neD, Saitings, Br1ii6ent oes Neinne-
fota'er gentral-gereins.
Im Montag finoen bie @ei1Gfts-
periammlingen oes Central -0ereins
un6 5rauenbun5es, am Dienstag Die
Sabresberiannlung Der aatboIiiden
l1nteritiisungs @eieaIdaft ftntt.
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Bieies SSgohenDlott erideint ieit
bem Sabre 1873 reesln1aBig ieoen
Samstae uno miro berausgegeben
gum 8eiten oes BdpItliden &olle'
etrrm Soiepbinum ii. @ortbineton,
Sbio, oeiien 3tped bie Seranbiloung
rpiirbieer Srieiter5oglinge fir Die
Ser. Staaten iit. 9ieie anitalt lit
bauptIadlih anselpieien aui bic Gin
FINITE bieles 8lattes unb Die @eihen.
fe Ieiner 2eIer.
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HrratiidltfH

Gum stpeiten W1al innerbaIb elmer
@obe bebanoelte HnpIt Hius in elmer
offentlihen Iniprnhe Die glrbeiterfra.
&c. @s geIfab oas ain Sonntae beinl
Gmpfang bon n1ebr aIs taulenb belgi-
iden Irbeitern in GoIteI @anoolfo.
Wie in Ieiner Nunbfunfonlprade an
oen beutiden aatboIifentag betonte er
Die Reorganization oer @eienlhaft nui
@runo bon Stnnoespereinigilngen.
8eoeiitiam ipar feline @arnung, oob
Die Arbeiterltaft nift in oie perb1ng-
nisboaen GebIer oes 8irtihaftsIibe-
ralismiis berfallen uno oie 2oiung Der
arbeiterfrage ,nibt 5u elmer Madt.
fraee MAIDEN oiirfe.
slus 2auionne in Ser Shipei5 mel
oete leste @ohe sic rslii. BreB":; Die
8eriobnungsfontmiiiton Ser Gereinten
geotionen fir Balaitina bot SsiraeI Inn
cine grflarung eriubt iiber 3eitungs
beridte, selndB oenen giiros Der SIra-
eli-8egierung BON Sel slbin nod Sc.
ruialem transferiert 1purben. Gin
Mitglieo Ser &onmiiiion iagte, oab
ieoe Sransferierlng bon DienititeIlen
Der SIraeli-8esierune nad Seruialem
~befinitib I'M @egeniat" itiinoe su ser
3eiolution Der l1N 8oaperianmlune
bonn 9e5ember 194S, ipeld)e cine ssr,,
ternationaliiierung Ser Staot Dor,
iiebt.
jals $
Sm sllter BON fiinfunoaft5ig Sab.
rem lit am 0onnerstog in @armiid-
Sartenfirben Ser electromagnetic
8omponiit Riharo Straub geitorben
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90. 9. 8.

llnIere Stu0enten fins aus ibren
Sommerierien tpieber gum Solepbi=
nllm beimeefebrt. Sir oie 800 iuneen
2ellte, oie bier iif) ben Stuoium
our grreihung bes 8rieitertllms nib-
men, lit oas Solepbinllm ibr Seim
uno sic anltalt bemiibt iif), oaB iie
lid 5ubaitie fiiblen. Trosoem gibt
es, pie aIIiabrlid, INNER gin5elne,
pelfe !&eim1peb befomnlen.
Giele oer geeueinsetroffenen, oie
nibt on cine neue Soft geipobnt iino,
f0nnen anfones feinen ridtieen ZIP.
petit eltttpideln tpesen Der unge=
nobnten GerbdItniiie.
Sas IStuoium ser lateinil6en 1lnb
enslii6eu Sprate, ser Wotbematif
lnS anoerer 5Gder beibdftiet tie
arsiblieBlib, hoB Tie balo Saus uno
Seim perseiien. SSSn ser freien 3eit
erfreuen tie iid beim Spiel nit 8aie-
ban, Soft 8aa, 2ennis, SuBbaIl uno
anoern Sportiibungen nod Sersens-
lult. slH oas 3uiommen nit etliden
leidten Sausorbeiten ldBt iie III.
ihlper Mama's Sausfoit uno anoere
9inee. sic lie 5ubaule binter iih ba-
ben. Reft balo finoen iie sablreide
neue 9riioer. Stubien= l1no Spielee=
noiien, oie beitdnoie ibnl tdgliden
8egleiter iino bon friib morgens, bon
Ser t3eit ibres MorgensebeteS biz
obenos gum '5hlafetseben.
sluen Stuoenter1, jung nno alt, ert,
bieten mir lnIere beiten 8iinid1e 81,
einen1 erfolgrei6en Stuoieniabr!
Die beitdnoigen Hegen baben 5u Ell,
ner erfoIgreihen Surnip-grnte bel,
getragen. Wan miro lpdter tpeiteres
iiber oie SurnipSgrl,te borel1, piel=
leift mebr als tpiinl6ensipert.
Die groifnung zines l1euen Sd)uI=
iabres beoeutet fiir l,ns cine 3ufubr
bon 5ablreiden vSrudloaos" bon gB.
Daren lluo &oblen, Die ibren 8eg 81,
unierer anitalt finben peroen. @enn
lnlere 2eler iid bepogen fiiblen, uns
uniere 9iiroe erleibtern gu belfen,
beiBen mir 8eitrage gu llnieren Der.
l6ieoenen 5onos ber5lid lpiafon=
men.
8ie ieoer unlerer 2eier, nliiliell
mir 5ablen fir eleftri5itdt, Milh uno
eBparen am gnoe oes Wonats un0
mas fir 9tednuneenl @ir erboffeu,
pie ieoer unlerer 2eler, eine ernie
origlng Ser 2ebensmittelpreiie unS
5tpar re6t balo.
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@er5lid)e Sitte eines
bentiden Miiiionars

sSlt elmer firhli6 bliibenoeu, aber
armeit, gut fatbolil6en Sfarrgemein-
oe in Barael,op, Siio-slmerifa, feblt
oriueenb elm gan5 beideioenes &ird=
lein. 0a es lih our6Deg 1lm armits
2anobeDolferung banoelt = es li1lo
altBer Saraguapern au6 oeutife, poll
nilde. ruliii6e uno anoere CUTE &a=
tbolifen borbanoen =, miro INN Die
giittse Witbilfe oer 10 oft be1pabrten
fatboliiden garitas aus Sen Ser
tStaaten gebeten. Seoe - audi oie al
lerfleinlte = @abe, oie in einem ee-
mobnlihen 8riefe per 5luspoit (5ebn
Gents Sorto) ouf meine polle Ser
antport,,ng gelanot neroen fam,
nimmt ser unter5ei6nete oeutl6e $50
ter oanfeno entseseu. Nuittuns miro
Iofort erteilt. Sir Die eolen Sreunoe
mo 8onner Ser angefangenen 81.
&reu5=&irhe miro monatli9 Ser Sc,
gen elmer beiligen Meiie oufgeopfert
Snfolee ser politii6en ltnruben in
Earaeuap mogen sic bite et,poige
giitige 8aben in 9arselb uno 3u-
| i6riften ni6t mebr an midi nod $50
raguaD, ionbern ab belte nur nod
an meinen amtli6 uno firblih ge-
poamadtigten Serrn Sole Maper,
Gaiilla Gorreo. yo. 1861 in 8uenos
sires (lrgentinO per Slugpo il
(5ebn Gents Borto) in einem itarfen
llmidlag, gut 5useflebt, ouf meme
pouItte 8erantlportl1ng ienoen. Sr.
Waper iibereibt mir lofort uno
prompt Die 8obe. Ser5lidltes Ser
gelt's @ott inn Goraus!
5atber Sole areuiier, S.V.D.,
Barroquia uSanta Grl5", goroneI
8osooa 9arasuap), soutb amer-
ica.
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@,rshsdnssA j

Cincinnati, 8. = Gum Geftor Ses
Nount st. Warp5Seminars in Npr-
MOOD luuroe ioebeu ser bo9tp'Ite Sr.
Wolgr. Solepb S. Shneioer ernnnnt,
ais 9ta6folger oes oeritorbenen Misr.
Sames gS. S'8rien. Der neue 3eftor
lit ieit 1887 5beolosieprofeIior an
Dem Seminar. @eboren in Sprine-
lielo, ma6te er feline Stuoien II. a.
am Sorbereitllngsieminar Na5aretb
Sail in ct. SAUL, Winn., ,lno am ct.
8regorius= seminar 1,no Nount ct.
WarD's in Horpooo, mo er 1882 Die
Brielterpeibe erbielt. Soraufbin
mo6te er tpeitere Stlbien an Der Uni
periitdt Sreiburs in Ser Sdpei5, mo-
er gum Goftor Der 5beolosie promo-
pierte. 1887 lpuroe er 8ripotlefretdr
Don gr5biidof McNi6oIas, 1916
papltli6er &dmmerer ,lno Dor etipa
einem WtOnat pdpltli6er Sauspralat
nit Dem Woniignortitel.
Sp0ington, ap. Ser bodm'jte
Sr. 9iidof @iaialn &. Mullop befin-
bet lid allf ieiner rao 2imina" =ReiIe.
Settc 8oGe ltattete er in 8egleitung
oes bod)ap'iten Wlsr. @erbaro $. Gel
len p.G., BON Goniugton au1 Dem
bobtp' item Srn. 8iidof M,lend in
Jranffurt, 0eutlblano, einen longe-
rem 9eiub ab.
Bolton, Mail. Inter Jiibruns
bon @r5bii6of Guibing reiiten leste
ISOLDE fiinfbunOertfiin tfiinf,no5,pan5ig
8oltoner na6 Srlano ab gu elmer
Bilgerfabrt na6 oen fatbolil9en Ono
oenorten unb anoeren ebr,piiroiaen
Stdtten auf Der u@riinen Sniel".
Ga GruiIe, isis. - Sn 8roirie ou
Gbien feierte leste ISOLDE ser boftp.
P. aueult 5. Siebauer, ST., iein
goloenes Sroensiubil1rm, uno stpar
nit einem Iolennen 9odamt in Der
Gapeae Ser Gampion Sigh S6ool, an
lpeldem lib Die geIante 5afult6t nno
Stuoentenldaft Der Mnltalt beteiliate.
- 8eboren in Manfato, Minn., bat
Der nunmebrige Subilar i'm 2auie Ser
Sabre am ct. SSobn's College in So
leoo, on Ger Marquette unioerlitp in
Wtilmaufee uno in ben berganaenen
a6t5ebn Sabren an ser Compton
Sigh Sfool oo5iert. 3ur 3eit lit er
auberoem &aplan an Ser ct. Marp'g
slcaoemD in 8rairie on gbien.
9nbnane, Sa. sSn Der ct. Waa-
rien=&irfe in Cascade erfolgten am
porlesten 5reitag oie feierliden Gre
quien fiir ben nerItorbenen boftp.
&rn. Senrp 81. Manternah, auIebt
gfarrer in StacbnilIe. Das iolenne
&equienamt, on Dem iib gegen bum
bert Brieiter beteilisten, 5elebrierte
elm Bruoer bes Deritorbenen, Der
bodm. Sr. Bfarrer W. S. Manternad
bon Garner.