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“A Reformation library is establish
Muir tritium
Cflfliilill iii0liiiliilli
Ni ii YORK, April 28.—i‘onr mil-
lion Lutherans in America are laying
broad plans for a commemoration
next year of the Reformation. the
Rev. Howard R. Gold, executive secro
tary of the joint Luthern committee
on celebration of the quadricenten-
nial of the Reformation. told the Luth
ersu Society at a dinner here last
night. Mr. Gold outlined the commit»
too's plans and discussed the leading
features of the commemoration. The
Lutherans in this country will be in
communication with “the 76,000,000
Lufiierans the world over" in carrying
out the project. he said.
“On October 31, 1917, it will be 400
Mars since the Reformation took a
_ (tellnite beginning with the nailing olI
the now famous ninety -llH‘ theses up- I
on the Wiitcnberg church door," Mr.
00“ said. “Already active pump“ being made by a sculptor of repu- I
um are under way [or an npproprl-l tation and will be ready for distrlbu
ate and constructive commemoration no: I," Odom“ 1013. l
of the event. Th e Reformation ‘5'“: 'lhe large centers have their cool I
established historic fact and Io'run mIIIIfoferr 313’; Initi;“:°;il:zi
Luthers place as “I. leader among to avoid conflict as far as may bepos-
reformers is fixed. The observance
of a religious leader is almost colncl '31" JI‘CWI‘I‘SHII":fl°:::::I‘:;“:IIIII:
dent with it tercentena ol " 3““ 0“"
re ry . great they will be arranged as to come to a .
genius in literature. lather de- I
Shah spcare are men worthy of-chie! a“? all“: In . recognised center °t
lacts among those who have 39 0 I9“- '99 0
l! N d "The celebration will naturally takeI
t‘ wir ir'iiowmi-rr well. Opinions may
. . on the (harm it r of a religious obaeri-
tl‘lTol' in :1 v'w-ri‘o about such loaderp .
i'l. in but my pi’m'J‘lllll Will not be con-
but on anniversary occasions all men‘ ‘ ,
mod to that sphere. 'lhere are re-‘
are in a mood to appreciate. . ‘ .
Lin-ti in his with lr especially Ill recent
"it is gratifying to note that thc
. . years have received considerable at~i
large Lutheran bodies are Joining I
.. . , _ . tentlon. So much so that one cannot
faces for celebration purposes. Five
. . . go i”: ll" iiiro Reformation principlcsitnd
bynods of national character are lnI >
. developments without dealing direct-
(ooporalron in all the leading annl- .
, . ly with political science, economics,
b(l‘lllll‘J f1 .rturcs and in certain practi bl' d i d 'al bl
cal lines all Lutherans will cooperate I”? to c “u“ on an .0“ pro am
To reexamine these principles and
National headquarters hate been 05- I
. . ,- _ . to trace their in uence on progress
litlillblii‘tl for autumn purposes in the .
. . . , , subsequent to the sixteenth century,
Horrrir buiirirnc, i’lrri:,ulclphia theorty .
and to View their application to mod-
“lll‘lt thr iii ion (I Lutheran church}
i uni problems, will be the task
is so irrtiunitily related to our color. r
of students of the Reformation.
iii and early national life. I
.: , , “Suriuiny schools, the Luther Learn
Numerous sulHorrrrnrltces are at . . . -
Iiit‘. men s societies and womens soci-
Vuirk urttln in work
PL m‘ (lirrtlinekl b the 13’: “went” ctics are planning to take active part
i
3 comm I“ in special features. J‘ascants and
‘ ‘ . .
o whuh mp“ are responsible. Some triibieim willbe standardized and used
(If {he most important are “tmwm In. llt't‘Vl P errant "elnt‘liis can be made.
and public inlorinatlon, public rneet- “it is expected that church life will
logs and program, mtdals motion pic vbe quickencd and that permanent ben-
l i
‘u t n m‘ “M's"cs' “SI“ "”31““ ellt will be derived. All the churchi
—- RE u.“ boards are now, or will be, engaged in;
. A vou NERVOU" Icampaigns for raising jubilee funds
Maybe There is . cause For it That‘ that will endow educational and otherI
”institutions, or establish new ones
Can Correct. S l tsh at l b i
Many who suffer from backache and ome arge amoun ave y can
“(9k kidneys are nnnhturally lrrltn subscribed and the buildings under
hie fretful and “no“ Not onlyIconstruction will be dedicated in 1917
does constant backache he“ on the “Attention will be given to practi-
non es but bad kidneys fall to olim H“ “mm“ W mum” °' "’1‘ "I“!
inate all the uric acid from the syn Ireecive careful survey and revision of
tern. and uric acid “mates the new”. i standards of activities will take place.
tceping one "on edge," and causing «wr ,. -onversion are being consid-
rheumatic, neuralgia pains. When out “9“ Which will be 8"“ Imam] 3‘"
[firing so, try Doall‘n Kidney “"8..th plicotlon after October 31, 1917. It is
medicine so well~recotnmended MIN“ 9”“‘33‘ hope "‘3‘ 3 spiritual up
itereabouts people, and m. muilm will accompany and follow this an-
Norwalk resident's statement: Inlversary year; and unless we can
hrs. 0. Peterson. no First St, Eastlllnlcitelli the pulse beat and increase
, Norwalk, says: “I was subject ioltho elfectiveness of our common Chris-
dizay and nervous spells and my km. I ionily he shall have celebrated in
neys were badly disordered. fly back 'm"
and head ached «mt i was feeling mla- I '
crable when someonsadvlsed me toI THE INBTALMENT PLAN
try Doan' s Kidney P'lls Thev “ls Dubwaite still figuring on buying
promptly relieved the and before long a motor car?"
oil ”is. plains of the Hubble here re "he.“ ' .
mot-.ed " misguided ’nohhmt in a car.
. m 50¢. at at! am. Don‘t than?" -
; . simply ask for a kidney remedy-gotI- QM,‘ be but!“ a one. ill Mt. but
: Donne Kidney Pitts-tbs ans that? Asmmuurttomuaom-
. has room; has mom-nine mm nail'wrmman
«he». BulaloWNY "“«Hernld. .1
claims and pamphlets facilitated.I
Books are translated from foreign lan-r
Lilli is ind a fund of fresh iiterature=
‘will he produced in this country. A'
group of American scholars is trans- I
Iating the principal works of Luther;
two volumes are already issued. Thor
second \oluuie ol “Luther's
pondcnce" comes from the press in the
Autumn and a new popular life otl
Luther is being prepared by a well-
known American writer. A recent his-
tory of the Reformation will be trans-
intod.
Anumber of selected writers will
cover the phases of the lteformation'
history and a lecture bureau estab-
lisbed at headquarters will furnish-
speakers and subjects suitable for any
occasion. All the. leading and related
factors of the Reformation will be
of the most recent research. The de-
sign for the quadtIi-centennial medal
I" ”to
h—r—o
ed and the calculation of books, mono- ,
Corres- 0f the copl when a the brightly glim-
."Chiei Kenton?" 1 ask, but a fireman
.. I-
lium h tool
”amid?” “'le
own A «Enrolment our.
1 see a man strut. through the Join to.
a hall i
ruin a seat ‘nrid the speakers and
chat with them all, ‘
“is this Murphy," 1 ask, that thoI
crowd he defies? :
‘No,“ says some one, “he’s one t he
new-paper guys."
i see a man pushing his way th ugh
the lieu
merit and shines.
BAKING POWDER
I? No Alum—No Phosphate
one on ma sscaaraav. I
-c-
trolley track into Main street mm
Mr. lumen Warned FOP ViOMIM 0' White instead of rounding the traflcI
replies,
"Oh, no, why, that's one at those
newspaper guys.‘
i see a titan start on the trail 0!
a crook, ,
And he acorns all assistance. but
brings him to book.
“Mr. Burns?" i inquire Some one,
scorni'ully cries—-
“Burns Naw. He's Just one of thch
newspaper guyfs
1 sec a man walk through the door of
ashow
treated by Bpecialista. and-ll the light w,“ ”a ”an ”Iron” are blocked by White and Main streets for failure to
the sign 8.1L 0.
”Is this Goodwin himself, that no tick
et he buys?"
“ell, h:,rrtlly He's one of those news-
paper guv'a.’
l are a nrnn knock on a president's
door
And the sign‘ No admittance"
pletei) ignore.
is this Morgan that pritacy's rights
ho denies?”
g‘liiorh-iin'.‘ Shucks. lt's Just one of
those newspaper guys."
com
And some day I'll walk by the great
streets oi gold,
And see a man entc.r unquestioned
and bold.
“A haunt?"
ter'll reply,
"Well, i should say not. he's a news-
paper guy." —-—N. Y. Globe.
THE CYCLE OF TIME.
(A. Davidson, in Boston Globe).
,With a sign or a song time speeds
along,
And he rtdcs with a mighty gear;
rAs his engines ply so the days go by,
And his wheel-rims cover a year.
With a sigh for you lllltl a song for
me! \
With a sigh or a song for all;
With a hope or fear, with a smile or
tear, .
“1th a rise or perhaps a (all.
With a sigh or a song time speeds
along,
But the old world lags behind;
There is toil for need, there is toil for
greed,
With a pitiiess, ceaseless grind.
For men‘s hearts are fraught with
the yellow rot
That (tankers the human soul:
And the widow's mite in its latest
light
is the struggling widow's r
IWith a sigh or a song time speeds
along.
While earth's madcaps yell for
strife;
And the price that‘s paid for a sinful
raid
is the blood of the toiier’s life.
By a tyrant's word, by a tyrant's
sword
Are the nations bought or sold:
And thhelr Egghood's blood in increas-
‘ . ,-
ls drained 101' a god of gold.““l
With a sigh or a song time speeds
Hons;
But faintly above the song
Comes the broken sigh and the weary
cry
0! the starving, struggling throng,
From the fetid slum with its busy
~ hum.
From the sweater’s loathsome den.
Where with every breath comes the
seed of death
To the weary sons of men.
With a sigh or a song time speeds
along;
Hot brothers and sisters. too.
Whatever your race. come take your
blue.
Therein work for your hands to do.
Through '3; 3.100111 and dread sounds
- a
l'll inquire. and old [‘0
Motor Lawn. I
DANBURY.Apr-i121.—socretary 0" Patrolman Bernie 8 Bradley. who
lCharles l). llurnes, at Greenwich. bo~I was on duty at the intersection, “OP
fore Whom all (‘3an of vtht‘on of the Ind the secret.” “a 'm m
state motor Vehicles law are heard. mg u]. tradlc m]. The policeman
rcame within an ace of being arrested' did not know the new” at the
Ihimaeli this morning at the corner of time
Secretary Burner apologiaod and
drive his automobile to the right of said be you“ not "no“ inc 0““...
”19 "we“ policeman" at the ““9" Mr. Burne- told the incident to hello
“01‘0“ 0' ”“9 “Will'- Iol his fellow lawyers and the lawyers
l Secretary Burned drove h.- c‘r do" h-d . stood [lush .t the secre‘.ry‘s
I\\hiic street to Main intending to [0 expense. . i
Ito the county court house on legal
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Records for May
O Sole Mio (Neapolitan Folk Song) Enrico Caruso $2.00
Country Dance (Violin Solo) ,MIiclra Elman ...... $1.00
Listen to the Mocking Birds (Bird Voices by'Charlea
Kellogg)............ ...... ......... ....$1,50
The Old Refrain, John McCormack .......... .. . $1.00
Flirtation, McCormack and Krcisler ...... $2.00
Lucia Sextette, Victor Opara Seatette ..... . .. . . $1.50
Rigolotto Quartet, Victor Opera Sextctte ........ $1.50
The Lamb March, John Philip Sousa ........ . . 75¢
The Gliding Girl, John Ph'lip Sousa .. .. ............ 75¢
I Hear You Calling Me, Napolitan Trio ........... 75¢
Little Grey House in the West, Neapolitan Trio 75¢
In a Dusty Caravan, Jas. Reed and J. F. Harrison .. 75¢
Allah, GiVIn Me Music. Harry McCaskey . 75¢
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Wake Up, America, F‘nadofick Wheeler.
~Are Yul Half the Han Your Mother Thought You to Be?.
Harry MacDonough
The British “Bulldog Watching at the Door, .
These are taken from the new record_ list for" May.
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