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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
Il GALlCYI.

KALWARYA. ZEBRZYDU.
WSKA. - w tych dniach oko}t
eodziny 7 wieczorem nawiedzif mai
silnJ orkan W ~po}aczenlu z naval.
mica i grzmotam, d. refektarza
klasztornego gdzie wypoczYwa}o
kllku ksiezy wpad{ piorun prze2
otwarta kwatere a obleciawszv
sale W ko}o wYlecial drugiem
oknem lie uszk,d>iwszY .n,kego
z obeenYch Orkan pozry~a& z ko-
sclo}a i BRAN cEoragwie wybl}
" kIasztorze W misjscu na)~yze;
policemen kilkadzjeslat sz7b. w
m,escie poarywai Z bramY trypm~
falnej wsz> sltis chnragwle tarcze
z hvrbam, i 0 mato samej bramY
ME przewroc,} mouno j. tylko
nadwerezywszY w wielu mieiscach
powybija} szyby a da} z taxa gwale
townescia unossqu z s0ba tumafy
pYlu il nietYlko ludaie sic polekll
ate nawet bYdlo W przerazliwy spo-
sob ryczy6 i wsp1nao sic pocze'o
w m%enazerY, 'zawail sic dach mad
publicznosc,a powstais panika i
tylko dzieki zimnej krwi w}s6ci..
clela mena4eryi obessto sic bez
wypadku.
90
KRAKOW. Stynny obraz
lana Matejki Bit~a Lod G.unwal~
dem docseka sic ~nareszcie spopu-
laryzowan'a:n ma jake zsaiuguie'
Lvowska frma wydawnioza II.
Al,enberga naby1a prawo reproduk.
cyl togo obrazu wydajc go "
wlelkim formacie W nadzwyczai
wykonaaiu. Mimo to oena
obrazu bedzie barGso nlsxa. Dru.
karnia Anczyoa y K1skouie pod
ieia sic druko reprodukcvi pr6bne
odbitki wYpad}y wprost wepaniale.
GALICYA Ma p,atkowe uro-
ozvstosci jub,leuszowe prsybv}o do
KalwarYi Zebrzydowskiej oko}o
30O,0,0 pstnik6w PrzYbYn ,ak1e
ksiasY B,skup krakowsk, Ksrdy-
nal Puzyna namiestnik hr. P,nini-
ok, marsza}ek krsiowY Andr,e] hr.
Potooki Aroybiskup lwowskl re.
.Teodoro = iio4 Miasto i klss.tsr POI
own " ma ich pr.ylecie ~ielkie
przlgotowan,a.
CIESZYN ~ o .nanYm wrogul
Polak6w NJ Szls1ku supeIioten..
d1'eenc'e drse Haase,n ktdry vycofai
|sie tYo,a publlo.mego s4osYws.y
Imand.ty do se1mu s.lask,ego j do
I'rraadd lyy p.hdstwa Gvla.dka c:es.ynsk.
l.siissse e lego wplYv,eem po.akaad.-
NOV lBEffedis.bsmnndstv 70 s.k6f n1.m,e
~. ~ sast n #%@ ESS#% a&sE
Eot'eh kttreslnisno.a nietylk. $ sl4.l
70 dsllieys ,aobodni. B,a IS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11

g.. O LMIONA polski. Sad law
ni:zy W Rawiczu skazaf dwoch
gospoaar16w kszdego ma 100 NIX.
kary ewentnalnie 2odn, aresztu "a to
ze domagali s,e cd urzednika sta
M cywilnego ably na)pierw zap1sai
do rejestru imie polskle q potsm
chy ba memif ck'e a gdy urzednik
zapisa{ %odwrotn;e najplerw "
brz 1eniu niemlecklm q potem
" polskiem ME chc:eli sc pod
p'sac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11

kissnabelskim. Olcawie Biall =
AAdfryce preysdsievaj a etrdi, biia1y
arAbskl j tnrban cz'ervpony 9
powo4aniu i,h s.jadozy ma zewa
nqtrz tylku 1o2anieG ma szyl gd,z
zreszta narsieOi czesto ma rome
n,ebezpieczenst "a nosza bron ze
8, b. a s~iadapiania ucza SIG "
sem,nar3um v Kariug'nle Ojoowic
Bal, niosa z zapa}em sw,a:io nau-
kl Chrystusa pomieizY DE- kich POI
gan sk{adaja nleraz. " ,ferzv zYcls
pra~de religie a szer1ac
nics3 ku'turs .hrzesc'anska
wp,yw p~olltycznY francuakl do
Afryk, ! eto - 70 ieh pos wieceuja
1epubIikanski ex-ksied1a
gombes MISC, s,s IA kongregacyach
zamyla szkoiv W k,6rych Sios:rv
n,}osierd7a uczylY MOI alnosci
poszsnoaan,a cnotY........,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
Polska pod Moskalem

F a. H 49,. ~ .r 49,. " p r'
WILNO. Ojc!ec sw,\ Leon
XIII przyehYlajac ZIG do pro6by
i opin,i na]prsew. rs. Arcybiskupa
mohylewsk ego ks. Boleetawa He
ronima K}opotowskiego zaleconego
prezesa Ks Wik,ora F~rack,ewicza
"a kanonlka kapituly wl1ensk'ej,
mlanowao raczY{ apostolskim ad
mistratorem dyecezyl %wllensklej do
czasu nieobecnoSoi d~yecezalnego
Biskupa Ks Zwlerowlcza.
$500. n .s-=~ -r &"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11

w WARSzAWIE baw,} v
ostatn,ch dniach nlezwYkfy gosc
By} MN Rudolf Nowow,ejsk1 stu
dent teologii brac iazek ze zgroms-
dzenla misyinego Ojoow BlalYch
Jest on oz}owieklem micdym q jnz
odoywa} dlugie studya Urodzi} sic
W Wartemborku " Warmll / tam
uczeszczaf do glmnazyum pozniej
spedz,% cstery lata ma studYaoh
misvonarskich " Antwcrpli diva
l.ta u misYoparzy " Isondin We
Francyirok " Monasterse posnlei
k~szta}cii sle " Holandyi to zaowu
pfses p6ltora roku y Trew,rze v
i%esleni podazy miody teolog do
St. LOUIS do Cabbage Y Tnrisie
aby pc ukohczeniu, nsuk Prsywdziat
suknie B,aayoh Ojo6w francusk,oh
!, rospocsad prace misyonarska W
sgromadseniu tych ojoow oays:s
franouskiam Jest % jedynYm Pol.
KEEN ale 1ako poddsny niemie.
oki m'ai pr,yiao obywa'ta,stvt
hAncusk,e b. Ojoowie Bal
niieemiieetokl;iioh tlSSpsoddaoy DO ewee'
s sa'r,1rns ! n 'ie's sP a. n,
wovieis No. ws.ds 'o2raoos is.yk''
pels.tii1eeggoosdoskonale jsiYkamni D,e.'
isesl,intlg1ffsalnl.osiui15|frit - sslbstimI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11

:. ~ - ----| y" - ="
SPKAWA Union polsklch ma
god}ach %kup,eckich Sad }awn1czy
W Mogilnie r~ozetrzYgna} W sprawle
Union rolskich ma godtach kupie-
ckivh re wolno taklch Union MY
wac kupcom kt6rych iako ochrzce-
nych zapisano " gsiegach koscie-
lnych al do +. 1874 ale ME wolno
tYm kt6rzY p6zniej sic urodz'li q
kt6rych ,m1ona zapisano pc ME-
miecku W ks,egach u'zedu stanu
cyw,lnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
SLASH.

WRocEAW Ar5satoraoo kan
ceiiAe Lelchfelda zatrudn,onego
PREY prowincYonalrej dyrekcYl cell
nej a podtjrzanego Q ,atrucie trzech
osdb. Pred n'edawnym czasem u
mario dziecie L, mlesiqc p6znitj
iona ln6w cztery tygoinae 70 Mai
drugie dziecie CO wrescle lekarzom
i pol:cyi podpad}o. Spowodo.ano
wykotapie cia1 i " kazdym Una
lez,ono arszeuik AlesztowaDo TAX
10 23~letnia c6rke Lelchtelds.
Oboje twlerdzili re sm1erci trzech
os3b 50 niewinni. w noc7 ma POI
nlecz,a&ek L. W wlezieniu popelnif
samob6js,wo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11

~spieSZhie zaqradza
chOrobOfn SerCa,
wodnej pachlinie,
o~Slabiehio1n, pa1pi.
facyi, n~ieprawidIo-
vel cyrku1acyi, mas.
padom omd1enia,
OraZ i
orzezwia caly Orga-
MIN. Cena$ 1.OO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
Seyery
Dziecieece.
kT0ple

przyhoszq ufge !
dajq pokrzepiajqcy
sen 1~na1nczkim.
usmierzajq rznie-
c1a1W1afry brzusZ-.
ne, usuwajq kon-
wulsye / febry, po-
magajq ~traw1eniu /
~zapeWniajq spoczy-
mex. Cena Is ct.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03

Die elm 9onneri9las pirfte bic
Ra9riht BON benz an benz barmlofen
alien 6rGulein periibten srduerppaen
Raubmorb auf bic @emiitber. Die
preFs bradte fpaltenlunse Referdte.
Die man nit sierisem SntereTe pers
Idlans; bic faibipudbeln 2reiie be-
fanben Ii9 in u~nerb0rter @ufresung,
in ben CLUBS un6 9sieIf9aften ipra4
man bon ri9ts 4nOerem. 8~eionbers
in Der Rd6barf9aft bes S9dupldbes
Der Shat berri6te cine fOrmli4e pas
nit; bic SerrI9aften e%rlaubten ibren
Dieniiboten @benbs niht aus5useben.
bielteu lire pfprten f~orgfdltis pers
f9loFen, unb mun9e p~erftdrtten ibr
YerIondI nm cine Bis bubin fir unnDs
tbis sebultene mGnnIide 8rdft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
.maIitiSs. BANTER DER Ell

-MaGitiDs. BANTER (ber erlt
ppr einisen Sabren seabelt purbe):
,Wir itammen BON einem alien Raubs
rittereeIhle6te ab." = 8etannter:
so = I9on lange9"
81 a d 10 3 e n. patient: DOT
tor, tonnen sic mir niht elm gutes
gerpen : StGrtunesmittel peri9reis
benz" n@oau. Sic iinb ia f9pn se'
iunb9" ga ppbl, aber ih min sic
I'M Ssbre Rs9nung biten."
Sds Weib Der 3utun{t
sWobiu, Greunb Gnlalia9" 80
gebe cine Stunbe rabeln. bann in ben
Club cine gisarre rauhen, unb
@benbs min i'd Der prpteitberfamm1
lung geeen bic @mancipationsbeitrss
buneen Der MGnner beilpobnen. =
SD mub aud Ieiber beute ms 9ait'
bdus ellen sebeu. Del 4erl DerfaIai
mir tGslih bic Suppe. Oabti bat ibu
iein Batter spsi Sabre tOGen Irrnsa
IaHea."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03

Dorf'
f6uiter: r2lber 9err Pfarrer, heut' bds
ben g pieber i9arf 'prtoist segsrt
bas Sdnsen." L Yfdrret: ~Sas pirb
bod Did ni9f seniren, biit ia i4on a
alter arauterer." Dorh9uiter:
n@obl, pObl, 9err Pfdrrer; aber b
9fub ssrreiben bait bod Ditl beim
Sansen!"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26

Om present city marshai' 7r-
Dave /. Hopsihz, who has an
uouneed in the Express bis can
didsev for Office OF Chief Of Police.
has lived in Toe Indian Territory
for fifteen years, ihe last nine q
which have been spent in Chick
asha- lie has Leld the position
Of City MarsaaI for the past two
years and has made Us q good o.
feer. We take pleasure 10 coz.
mending him to the people as
man fully capable Of ihe otHee I
which be aspires-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26

The American portion Of The
earth is now trembling beneath
the royal tread of bis whiskers'
the Prince OF Prussia, AMI the
so5les ire chaseiug around after
bim wagging their heads like
Brownies every time be moves.
There are thousands Of handsomer
men right here in America all the
tims. Many who are better bred
berter hammered. truer men,
more intelligent, and even out
rank bis princely ni5s, for there
are those who rank above BIN u
his own country, while there I
not a mO-lAl ilAh " ca ~
rank Is higher than that Of AZ
/ American Gentleman. He Wi
have tc 20 back ana send Emper''
4 Bill. himself to even, rank Wiil
! the divil in this shop. Bill, th
top rank in Germany, and Jake
the top rank in Amerea, vhii
Henry may retire io the eztrem
rear and honker down like o'he
people of Us rans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26

~t .rfia an
t..o u
....,.rg ana II
u. ns and #
.as.troyed.
snow.
f.4t the iarosr
.. mose, s
se.s -four.
bsss explain.
ts.rssa tas bnsr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26

Infhe Uriiel STATES senate yes
terias, tie names # tie two
naughty, ohstFeperons, mem9ei ;
from South Car0lira which bad
been trieken from the rolls, we're
orlerel by tie chair " be repia
eed. Tbs vas done, the chair
state. fsr The purpose of shift
Ing the responsibility q action
from tie clair . be senate II
IS tae couccnsns of opinion among
senator's tha. the South Carolina
members viii be suspended for az
indefinite period as = form Of pun
ishment for their disgraceful con
duet Of last Saturday. Their re
spsetive uammas shonld have at
tended 70 that matter years an'
years ag9.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26

AsaEsrED-Over A.i Right
Shoe stoie-the attention Of ihe
people. 10 .he scl that ne lesley
Tie Tailor Is tnrningiaat some OF
lhe fuest fting salts az tie most
reasonable prices ever seen 10
Chietasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26

Na1iE ET IF5AlY-ElT3 Gents.
Twin Territories, The indian
Magazine, viii he sept to any adj.
dress four months fos twenty five
cents. Regular price one dollar
a year. ten cents copy This
special Offer is good until March
18th. Send today, in time 70 re
eeive the Easter cumberland toe
splendid Spring issues More than
forty pages Of good readings WlIse
10 Twin Territories. Muskogee, n
Chapped hands. cracked bps
and roughness Of the skin cUfed
quickly by Bannel, Sslye ~ tAs most
healing ointment ID TIE world
lTf Banner Salve doesn't cure your
piles. your money viii be return
ed. Itisa most healing medicine.
Sold by Jas. PettUobns,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26

Free reclining chair cars BY the
"Choctaw Route No transfer
at Memphis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26

TatEe Ok ah0ma CITY e1aHel'
=, rears hence. "a resolution
-. offered bv Connciman Uen-
niniss saraynnias. Of The stsenta
Ward, 10 petition congress p -''-
m,t to statehood. that part ot TIE
TWO territories lying ana oe-ns
within the corporate limits OF OA
laboma city, ETC., etc
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07

an oil company at Tazewell, Tenn; a
$4,000 oil refinery at Charleston, S. c.;
a telephone company at Delray, W. Va;
a saw mill at Dickson. Tenn; a 100000
Touring mill at Estill Springs, Tenn;
$4,000 land and lumber company at
Charleston, w. Va; an oil and develop
ment company at Carrabelle, Fla;
$780, 900 coal mining company at Hop
kinsville, KY; $4,000 telephone COM
pany at Nicholasville, Ky; a telephone
company at Eureka, Tex. $4,000 foun-
troleum company at Beaumont Tex; a
$4,000 canal company at Houston, Tex;
a $1,000 box factory at Pine Bluff, Ark;
a 100000 mining company at Marion,
Ky; a 100000 leather manufacturing
company at Ashland, Ky; $4,000 spin
die cotton mill at Greer Depot, s. c.; a
SIS 900 oil and cotton company at Sher-
man, Tex; a lumber company at Mem
pills. Tenn; an Ice factory and laun-
dry at Guthrie, KY; a S25, 900 oil COM
pany at Waycross, Ga; $4,000 building
and contracting company at Bluefield
w. Va: $4,000 oil mill at Tillar. Ark. !;
a telephone company at Sanford, Fla;
a $4,000 coal mining company at Wheel
ing, w. Va; a $4,000 glass factory at
Galveston, Tex; pulp mill at Coleman's
Falls, Va; $4,000 oil and gas company
at Rowan Ky; a $4,000 oil and gas
company at Morehead. KY; a gas plant
at Nashville, Tenn. a $4,000 Ice and
coal company at Knoxville, Tenn; a
match factory at Memphis, Tenn; a
$4,000 telephone company at Grafton. W.
Va; and large creosote works at Nash
vile, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported in the
South and West.


Chattanooga. July 6.--Among the more
important of the new industries reported
by The Tradesman for the week ended
July 5. are brick and tile works at Fay
cite and Landon. Miss; box factory at
Grafton, w Va; cotton gin and mill
at Anlbia, Tex; a $4,000 company to
manufacture electric generators at Mem
phis; an electric light plant at Waco,
Tex; an electric light and power plant
at New Decatur; lime works at Admission;
a $4,000 tannery at New Orleans; a $780,
900 telephone company at Warrington, w.
Va; a 5000 10000 cotton mill at Kansas
City. Mo; a $4,000 lumber company at
Mcneil, Miss. $780, 600 lumber and man
ufacturing company at Natchcz, MISS;
$4,000 manufacturing company at Pur-
Wis. Miss; saw ard slingle mill at Bluff
Springs, Ark; brick yards at Woodville,
Miss. a $4,000 Touring mill at Clinton.
Tenn. n furnace at Waverly, Tenn;
car wheel foundry at Gadsden; a $4,000
land company at Merchant $4,000 candy
factory at Vicksburg, Miss; an oil mill
at Tallulah, La; a $1,000 oil company at
Chattanooga; a $4,000 oil company at
Hattiesburg. Miss; $4,000 packing plant
at Pascagoula, Miss; $4,000 box and
lumber manufacturing company at Tyler,
Tex; lumber company at Ludlow, KY;
brick works at Kingwood, w. Va; a
$4,000 distillery at Nashville; a $4,000
grain elevator projected at Nashville;
$4,000 land company at Houston.
n lt.x&1 ~
sheraw, S. c.; mining COM
pany at Frankfort. Ky; a 100000
petroleum company at Beaumont Tex.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07
SCIENTIFIC FEEDING
And Exercise Solves the Priblem.

DR.. H. L. Warner, in a recent issue of
the New York World, says:
"Only a small percentage of the Amer
lean people have perfect digestion and
assimilation Of food. and the elimination
of the waste matters of the body. In the
matter of food and exercise, the whole
problem Of health is contained. BY maxi
ing these right, We can create perfect
health.
Digestive disturbances are Que either
to imprope fod or too much or too little
proper food. With proper food taken in
reasonable amounts, the imperfect actions
Of the various processes are corrected.
This is not fad but a fact established
by the researches of Psychologists and
psychologists The action of foods on
the digestive and assimliative organs is
known exactly. The result to the blood
and through 1t to the whole system is
certain and definite"
The est highly nutritive fooo now
manufactured Is Grape Nuts 1t is made
from certain parts Of the grain and put
through mechanical process whereby
the starches are changed to grape sugar
and the phosphates Of the cereals re-
tanned and thus supply the necessary
nourishment and vitality to the body,
brain and nerve centers.
In it's predigested form. Grape-Nuts
does rot overtax thu stomach, but renders
sufficient assistance to the digestive or
gans to permit of the easy assimilation of
OF her food.
Thoroughly cooked at the factory by
food experts, brings Grape-Nuts from the
grocer to you ready to serve with the adj
dition of cream, and its crisp taste with
the delicate sweet of the grape sugar
makes it pleasing to the palate of the
most critical epicure.
r-f,o whit oh ha
proven by anyone and a trial of ten days
or two weeks will show what you can do
ON scientific feeding.
The recipe book in the package shows
mtny delightful ways Of serving the
food
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07
RUSSELL WILL LEAVE SOON.
Anxious to Have Senator spooner Go
to Paris With Him.

Washington, July 6-Assistant Attor-
ney General Charles w: Russell is COM
plotting his preparations and within a
week will start for Paris to investigate
the ability of the new Panama Canal
Company to give the United States sat
isfactory title to concessions and prop
erty on the isthmus.
When this preliminary work shall
have proceeded to a certain point, the
Attorney General, according to the Presi-
dents expressed wish. will probably go
over and look into the matter. He has
invited Senator Spooner to go along and
assist him, in view of the senator's well
known familiarity with the matter, and
Attorney Generals opinion of his ability
and hopes that he will CO.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07
MANCHESTER CLOTH MARKET.
There Was Generally Better Inquiry
for Goods During Past Week.

Manchester, July 6--There was general
ly better inquiry for cloth last week
md some sellers have progressed more In
the past fortrig than they have for
some time previous. The Indian demand
IVES the most active and chiefly from
Bombay and Kurachee. There were a
few transactions with China in staples
Elsewhere trade was unsatisfactory and
consisted mostly Of sorting up.
Yarns were supported by the strength
of cotton at Liverpool. The spinners of
American and home trade qualities en-
deavored to secure enhanced prices but
with little success, for the demand was
Indifferent.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07

Pitcher William Brandt with the Biz
mingham team of 1901 has been purchased
from Charlotte, N c., and will report
here today, Brandt has done remarkable
work during the present season, and out
of fifteen games has won every one. The
Birmingham management began negotia-
lions for Brandt several days ago and
finally agreed with Charlotte on the price
of his release The money was sent yes
telday afternoon and Manager Wilhelm
was notified last night that Brandt would
report today.
One of the players VINO saw Brandt
says he is In fine condition and has as
good control of the ball as any man in
the league. xBrandt is anxious to join the
Coal Barons, and 1t is believed he will be
a valuable addition to the team.
The Birmingham team returned frcm
Atlanta vest erday and will be pitted
against Memphis today. The Memphis ag-
gregation is now one of the strongest
clubs in the association, and the Coal
Barons will have TO play hard ball to
capture two games out Of the series
The players say the Fourth of July
games in Atlanta were nothing more than
fiascos. During the afternoon game VIII
helm says it was a continuous wrangle
from beginning to end. and it looked as
If Atlanta backed up by the two UNI
pires, was determined to take the game
at all hazards and regardless of the man
ner in which they took 1t. After the
game the Birmingham team was bonn
| barded with rocks, sticks and all kinds of
missiles. Some one threw baseball bat
at Lauzon, but the big first baseman
dooged it and. captured the stick. with
which he is now lining out safe ones.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-07
ABRAHAM'S RELIGION
WAS CHRIST IANITY
Continued from Fifth Paee.)


of Christ, who babe all believers to ask
what they would and 1t should be granted
of the Father God has no ''uncoveuanted
children" but we are all equally sons
of Gods Ky faith in Jesus Christ and heirs
to the promised blessings. This is the true
Catholicity of the Gospel, though it may
not be that which certain modern So
called Catholic churches inherited from
the Pagan mysteries and monastcism.
So the third lesson is that faith in God
makes us inherit the obligation to become
blessing to all the nations of the earth
by giving them also this religion of faith
and sonsnip to Abraham and heirship
TO the promised blessings. The religion of
faith Is necessarily a missionary religion.
DR.. Dickinson then described how
Martyr Luther re-discovered this religion
OF faith and how 1t had lead the world
TO state Of brotherhood under COM
mon fatherhood.
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RE was hit hard and the miserable field
ing game that the Cincinnati aggregation
put up let the spectators know early IN
the struggle that the local players did not
have 4 chance, and over half of the
crowd left disgusted long before the farce
ended Attendance 1000. Score; R.H.E.
Cincinnati =. 80 o10010-s 2
Brooklyn :. =. q. Il 3 3 5 2 G 0 Ola 10 0
Batteries-Currie and Peitz Hughes and
Ahearn.
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Too Costly for Him.

From the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Yes" said the man likes to be in
style. I'm going to move to a town
where they do not wear Panama hats"
'"rhat'll be rather an expensive way to
get away from a fad" remarked the lis
tener.
mot as expensive as buying a real
Panama" remarked the other.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ST. Louis, 7; New York, 1.

St. Louis, July 6.-St. Louis almost shut
New York out again today. 1t was not
until the ninth inning that the visitors
scored. Then two singles and a steal gave
a run. Attendance $500. Score: R.H.E
st. Louis =. :. 10 0 3 OO4 0+-7 10 /
New York. v. :. % 0 0 o o Ii 8
Batterics-Murphy and Ryan; Evans
and Yeager
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LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Encouraging Condition of King Did
Not Improve Prices.

London, July 6.-The encouraging con-
dition of King Edward did not improve
prices on the exchange last week Prices
generally were marked up, but this was
the result mostly of jobbers bidding
against themselves.
Investment stocks will probably con-
tinue to keep up. but the South African
department is getting worse instead of
better. There is a fair prospect for a re-
viva1 in Americans, but home rails were
dull ard there was little activity in in
dustrials.
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Many
Merits

Have the North Star Refrige-
rators over other refrigerators
of cheaper construction, and it
should be remembered that the
North Star is insulated with
Cork, Cork, lots of Cork, gran
ulafed Cork and has an ice
chamber lined throughout with
galvanized steel This cut shows
some OF the compartments.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
New Orleans. 10; Memphis. 2.

on Memphis today with fierce determine
ton, disposed of Breitenstein in two in
nings and then toyed with Ehret to the
finish. Stafford led with a single. two
doubles and a home run while all the
batting averages individually were fat
tened. Memphis did not do much with
Freeland. and the team gave him fine
support. Attendance $500. Score: R.H.E.
Memphis. :. :. 20 002 000 0 % 9 3
New Orleans. :. "a O. 6 3 2 "-19 20 l
Batteries-Breitenstei Ehret and Ac-
corsini; Freeland and Abbott.