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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

No; the trusts should be guided by the wisdom
of history. For all their power, and all their
money, they can be overwhelmed More whenever
1t Is roundly the peoples resolution, they will be
overwhelmed 1t is but to open food-gate, break
dixie and-to steal similc from one who is doad
and under the grass roots, and not therefore likely
to complain-the peoples will, which, like The sea
DER Holland is always in sight, will rush in and
swallow them up
Z 1t IS thus that Mr.. A. H. Lewis. the dItn-
guished pubcist, would warn predatory plutocra-
cy to desist from its ruthless sclf-aggrandzement
Shall the warning be needed. Nay. "Whom tha
gods would destroy. they first make mado As the
tatuous worshippers Of the golden calf ara even,
now as mad as march hare they are prone 10
rush headlong into the maestrom Of destruction.
1t devolves upon society to save them against
themselves, This is to be done by clipping the
claws OF the success nfuriated monster ere if can
disembowel itself and drag down with itself tbo
citadel Of our civilization.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

The doughty editor of Catholic exchange who
has essayed the role of superfuous champion of
the J. NJ c. A., is evidently given to indulging in
anxious introspectfon and then heralding the re-
suits of his explorations for the enlightenment of
an interested p public This pastime is probably
harmless and, presumably no one has reason to
eavil at his taste, Would it be deemed presump-
tious to suggest, however-n the interest of his
readers, of course-tha it we're well not to devote
overmuch space to the matter! This editor Yields
too trenehant pen to pass lightly upon the ques-
ton of deprving his readers of full quota of his
impersonal observations
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

"Al's well that ends we'll" it is our wont to say.
Why not, then have an eye singly to the end2 The
end OF life is imminent to each and every one Of
us Is it not folly to burden our hearts over-nuch
with the carking cares of this lifel Let us, in
stead trustngy lay each days tasks at the feet of
the all-powerful and infinitely loving God of our
hearts and invoke from Him gracious accentance
OF duty lovingly performed and tender welcome
in the end.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

After soiourn of several weeks I'm these
parts it is just,beginning to dawn upon the mind
of the writer that Salt Lake City is, perhaps, sit
uate on the most beautiful spot on this mundane
sphere. 1t is certain that, during the balny sun
ny days of April, the snow-clad mountains are rem
dered surprisingly resplendant by the beautiful
atmospheric effects peculiar to these favored re-
gions. To such readers of the Catholic as may be
contemplating change of residence We do not
hesitate to say: Come to the unmatchable Salt
Lake valley If it does not prove most happy
terrestrial abode, this fact will assuredly not be
justly attributable to the natural environments
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

Broad Christianity" was the subject of an elo
qnent sermon preached by Father ParIow. S. J., of
New York, to San Francisco congregation on a
recent Sunday evening. The speaker denounced
IN forcible terms, the monstrous absurdity of DOS
ing as Christian and, at the same time pro
claiming ones lofty superiority to dogma. IF
there IS any real Christianity in the wo.lG it can
be none other than the Christianity of Christ lust
as definite now, just as dogmatic, as our Blessed
Lord preached it nineteen hundred years ago.
Broad" we should be, even as the Church is Uni
versaL in our sympathies with struggling human
ly, IN all its aspirations, frailtes and errors but
to yield one hairs breadth in doctrine for the sake
OF proelaining oneself magnanimous or broad
is unqualiiedly ridiculous
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

feel it my duty to protect Catholics and the pub
lie generally from fraud and imposition by notifying
them from time to time that person bearing the
name and garb of priest sister or anyone else
is authorized permitted to solicit collect in this
diocese for any purpose whatever connected with the
Catholic Church without having from me permission
IN writing, bearing my seal and signature. Should
anyone be found engaged in doing this unlawful
work or collecting without such document, he or
She as the may be, should be regarded by all
a fraud and an imposter. L. SCANLAN.
Bishop of Salt Lake
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

Socialist organs which have not the manly can
dor to openly their antagonism to or con
tempt for religion, content themselves with ilI-dis-
guised inuendo of which the following clipping is
a specimen:
when capitalism is dead; when little children
are no longer forced to labor; when plenty is the
portion of the worker; when the working class has
unfetered the last slave and elevated the last par
asite to the glorious dignity of useful work; then
we will take day off to spit hairs over the merits
of this or that creed philosophy of the hereafter
or the heretofore, but until then: This is our busy
day."
How man Catholics are willing to barter their
all for nook in the ''hog waow" here depicted?
TO do away with child-labor it is not necessary to
forge the irksome letters of Socalistic state nor
is this necessary in order that plenty be the por-
ton of the working man. To ''unfetter the last
slave" sounds grandiloquent, but Socialism would
make every member of socety-the working man,
OF course, included-the slave of social system
that must IN the very nature of things prove the
most calling taskmaster that can well be imag-
ined.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

When Teddy has bagged satisfactory number
OF the comparatively harmless beasts in the wilds
of Colorado, it is to be hoped that he will emerge
IN a vigorous frame Of body and mind, will once
more grid his loins with his wonted strenuosity,
get out his very biggest stick and resume, hotter
than ever, his pursuit of the predatory monsters
that are prowling about our financial fields seek
ing prey for their ghoulsh Golfers.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29
CATHOLICS AND SECTARIAN .INSTIrU-
TI0NS
Continued from Page ~

be good enough for others is by no means ncces-
sarlly good enough for Catholics
Let us then accord to the Y. NJ. C. A. all that
is claimed for it by its most enthusiastic cham
plons-not excluding the somewhat egotstical
Catholic journalist the selfoonstituted-in Its re-
latons with the general public, but let US at the
same time solicitiousiy Safeguard the spiritual in
terests of our youth against the heresies cher
ished by its membership. And in making this plea
am 10th to incur the grandiloquent denunciations
of the aforesaid journalist because of my want OF
charity and hberality. | have no protest to make
against the freest intercourse on the part of Cath
ollcs with themembers of the Y NJ c. A. large
majority of whom, | convinced are most ez-
eellent gentlemen and citizens. In the daily walks
OF life they could not sure, choose more agree
able associates. But if they are to meet on reli
gious footing" | would much prefer that this
should occur in our churches or assembly
rooms.
In essentials unity"-whieh is paramount to
declaring that, in matters of faith and principles
there must be no tendency to compromise OF tenn
porize, however much it may be incumbent upon
us, by virtue of religious professions, to be
charitable and liberal in all things outside their
proper domain.
a. G. LAYMAN
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

The f .rness of pure and an ardent love:
childlik iaita md trust and Christ-like svm-
pathy and ompassion with all human Joys and
woes, sprjng.ng from the heart and Beaming in
the eye renders the most homely countenanee radi-
ant With loveliness and irresistaby winsome. You
who crave the aindy affections of your fellow-men
and who does not cultivate this charm The
recipe! lis humble and confding prayer to the
divine Author of all good.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

Last weeks Catholic Light in an able editorial
most Justly scouts the idea that the Catholic church
may be persuaded to interfere in behalf of the
private owners of public utilities, in an effort to
defeat the movement for public ownership. The
Church has ever been the avowed friend of hui
mainly in the mass, and has never, for a moment
been recreant to her sacred mission The NOTION
that she will ever impede the common people in
their righteous aspirations is preposterous in the
extreme
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29
on another page viii be found a press dispatch

On another page will be found press dispatch
account Of the latest Penetente atrocity-the nail
ing to a cross Of one of its members, and permit
ting him thus to die in agony. This occurred in
Torres, Colo, and seems almost incredible. In
connection with this appears complete refutation
OF the popular notion that the Church is, in any
sense, responsible for the inhuman acts of these
frenzied and "stif-necked" Mexican fanatics.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

The latest sensation in religious circles is
caused by the announcement that two of Denver's
denominational ministersan Epseopalian and
"Campbellite' about to introduce science
healing into their churches. = = When
we started this paragraph, it was our intention to
make some appropriate comment but the gro
tesqueness of the situation loomed before our men
tai vision
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

Don't you wish you were superannuated coI.
lege PRESIDENT The announcement that Androy
Carnegie has just set aside ten millions of dollars
for the support of that class of indigents will nj,
doubt bring joy to many sore though WORTH,
heart
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

Alteration and "pretentiousness" betoken pui-
rility and meaness of character. A natural and
simple attitude in ones intercourse with his fell
lows tends to the broadening and elevation of char
acter- proper degree of self-esteem should pre-
clude all idea of vulgarly posing with view to
winning admiration or applause
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

When the esteemed editor of the Catholic CIT
lzen CMiwaukec) arbitrarily dubs Mayor Dune
Socialist" one is led to wonder whether i; is
because he loves Socialism the more or the Mayor
the less: whether it is his aim to distinguish that
already distinguished leader in economic reform
with an honored or with Justly reprobate title
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

The valiant editor of Men and Women distinct
~ and energetically d;savows being the possessor
OF a corner the wisdom and goodness of the
world Wonder whose preposterous impuation is
thus aggressively and conclusively refuted!
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

Magnanimity of heart and mind is the peculiar
attribute of great souls Without some degree of
responsiveness to the charms of this trait of big
Hess" ones moral nature has not yet burst the
bonds of that narrow selfness which marks the
savage state of the human race. Magnamity of
soul is akin to that charity which "covereth null
titude of sins"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

The Catholic Union and Times of Buffalo, n
L., is to be congratulated on having just closed
most prosperous year in its useful career. May it
flourish, with ever-increasing usefulness and pros
perlty, for many decades to comet
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Intermountain Catholic goes into nearly
every Catholic home in this diocese Its circulation
in Montana, Idaho, Colorado, Wyoming Nevada and
many other states is very large Only reliable firms
and business men advertise in the paper. Ali sub
scribers will find it to their advantage when about to
invest, purchase consult on business matters to
read over the list of our advertisers We not only
recommend, but ask for them the patronage of all
our readers
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

If love begets love, how can we withhold our
richest need Of this. the souls most radiant attr
butte, from the God of infinite love!
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

All hail and most tendery loving homage to
thee, Mary Immaculate blessed Mother of
God--our transcendantIy lustrous, beautiful and
lovable Queen-our most powerful Medatrix at
Heavens throne-"Thc Queen of May,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29
The QUEEN OF MAY.

The yirgin-Mother of the Goodman is the
divinely chosen channel through which flows the
grace of Heaven into the heart Of man
1t is pre-eninently just and fitting that Holy
Church should consecrate to her-the Peerless
Creature-the fairest flower in the chaplet of
months.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

form without being suspected of favoring Hi.
farious cult Il"
The Democratic party may be depended r,..
champion the public ownership of public urr;.:..
Mayor Dunno will see to that. Why not. fberot
insist that all who favor and viii be couro,.
rational economic reform ally them,eIrc, will. ~,
Legitimate movement. We may then persist f.,
righteous warfare upon all socialistic br,eg,..
lists, without opposing such legitimate -a,isI
forms to which the people are justly entitled
which not one of us. if we could would dom, a. ''
''
To those of our readers who may su-n,e, a.
we are ultra-yirulent in our attitude eonr,ra.
the predatory trusts with which our cherished Ill.,
is sorely infested, we would commend T. r..,.'
of "Frenzied Finance" and The Grara-- a..
in the World in Everybody's Magazin.. Tho 49,.
Citations that these understanding ou Ta,;.rI
and yeriiable facts-afford of the dcvili-n ,,a.L:
ations of these agencies of plumber and -orrrrt;
is enough to make the founders and heroic i.
tenders of this grand republic of ours turn ,,.r
their graves In very agony of shame aid di,ms.
The infamous practices of bribery. pcriurr
tmdation and ruthless coercions for ,yf;... d..
nefarious 'rotaries" Of these moral and n.r..-;.r
parasites arc responsible will nevitab, dc-.-sv r.
very bulwarks of Christian civilization if no.
summarily checked. The publication referred f..
b. the way, is entitled to the most profound rr,..
itude of every patriotic American for the able and
intrepid manner in which is Is turning fine lima.
light of scrutiny upon these monsters of iuiaui-r
No man who feels devoted interest in the well.
being of the nation can afford to neglect acqusn-.
ing himself with the stupendously momentum. rav.
Citations contained in the articles mentioned
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29

Balmy May, radiant May, soul-eharming May!
With glowing, expanding and enchanted hearts we
welcome they glad advent! With tremblingly joy
Gus emotions OF filial love and devotion we would
less Queen
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-29
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICIT

entered in the Postoffce at Salt Lake as Second
class Matterl
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rvls. or The ROAD
a. promulgated by the New YORK ~
lice Department.

THE police department OF New .,',..' 10"
,c,tv has adopted the following ah,,,
+ slowly moving vehicles s,nh,
i,,aap 10 the right and as near ,he s"a ,'s"
lhsnd curb as possible. no as !" ~",
,room in the middle OF the stree so'
hIcles going at greater speed. .,,u
? A vehicle meeting ano'her "
pass on the right - ,,o,her
A vehicle overtakins aho,ns, n
hal mass 10 the left OF the over'akan on,
yshtcIe and not pull over to the ''sn'
,nntil entirely clear OF H. ,r
vehicle turning into ano,nv'
s,,e.t 10 the right shall turn inc CO..
rsr as near the right'hand curp "'
In turning into another street 20
i,,s len The vehicle shall turn arounu
The center OF intersection OF ihe '"o
In slowing up or stopping,
sFrpal shall always be given to mos
hshipd hy raisins the hand or Wh'p
vertically, .,,., or in
In turning. while In motion, o. III
starting 10 turn from a s,andstli. q
sfgual shall be given by raising me
vSiu or hand. indicating with Il the al'
,,c,ioa In which the turn IS to be m~ae'
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Sound as a Dollar.

Monticello, MINI. Aug Ith.-Mr. j.
W Moore OF this place stands as Nv
l-r proof q the fact that Brights Dis
srse. even IN the last stages, may be
9srgee,iy and permanently cured by
p1t5's Kidney pills.
NJ Moore says. In 1925 three
-.a1,ahIs Physicians after a careful
7rz=-lszuou told me that ! would die
vita R-srhgs Disease inside Of a year.
NJ scss and ankles and legs were
rlEly sEog,u: I could hardly stand
81 ny feet and had given up all hopes
C --ttur cured whsn travelling
.zs5szz- Ia.l re that be himself had
leez czred Of BEsht's Disease two
ye1rs h-f1-e.
He said Be had taken TO his bed
IL expected 70 die With it. but that
Be- saz begz czrsI by a remedy called
uasEs s-lEucy Pills
Z cu-nsrcsd taking them al once
as I an thankful 70 say that they
ss~aE ny life After a short treat
-z=- : Ezs completely restored to
god leaks azz Al uoW as sound as
55-1=
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Mh.n Enouoh WA. plenty.

King Saul had Just had his famous
Interview with the witch OF Endof'
There. your majesty" said the iady'
that's positively the best ! can DO ior
YOU In $40 sitting. Now. II you
would care TO invest in one OF the
ss5 brand could give you ever 50
much more detail" NO. thank
YOU" said Saul. Il think this VIII
held me for while" And he went
out and whetted his sword
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Terrestrial Affairs.

At special service in Baltimore
church, few weeks ago. youhs
lady was to sing What Are They DO
ing in Heaven To-Day: The mem
bers OF the committee having III
charge the printing Of the program
were not familiar with the exact ute
OF the piece. and on the nrst eops
prepared for the printer they had ";
Anything Doing in Heaven To-Day
Chicago News.
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n,..,,.r.aed as crlmInaIs.

Original was tho idea OF . be.,n
doctor who gave a ball at which tne
guests were Obliged to masque'.u.
as well known criminals. Naturally
hIeh.born malefactors OF history. sucn
as tbe Boreias. in that they Afforded
most scope for artistic costumes.
were chiefly in favor. though one OF
the hits of the evening was made py
an Ergllshman. who. got up as onA',e
Peace. the notorious burglar, minsieu
with the aristoeracy OF crime
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u.hrov.lrolv Wrote Cpleram.

when Asrshal MacMahon In tne
Crlmean campaign took the Malakon
by storm and wrote his celebrated
dispatch. "J'y suis. jy reste' CHere
am: here stay'D. these words maze
him famous all over the world fe'
his friends said that the worthy SOL
der had written them In The most
matter-cf.fact manner. with no though.
OF phrasemaking. The most surprised
rerson over the success OF his cpl
gram was MacMahon himself.
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s,,. q, ari,i,h Mu.sur.

The British museum took rs STAR
from a be9nes; OF Sir Hans sloenm.
Who had collected 4 large number O.
works Of AIT. spscinsrs Of IaturA.
history. curiositles, books aad manu-.
scripts. Al cost q ahort fse.coo.
Ths eoliectioa vas givez 70 the Bri.-
lsA eavsEEHeat IN lI55
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Russians No, Cruel.

A Moscow writer. J. NoVieow. says
that Russians are among the leasi
cruel people OF Europe. ins'aueins II
proof that no popular sports OF
brutal character. such as cock hshis-
bull lights. even boxing or Prgil'sn
are ever observed among them; uGes
less is lvnch law 70 be net With
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A Limited Bin

The menu o, the Lurzy hu1al L 1rs
rs extensive as that OF s1uls nnt,s
Topics has stopped Al The IN
comes around and asks Enlc VII
you have. beefsteak or sS-auv III
you want your ssss.
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aIsr,r.s.s =. fer sssLsr.-.

Prince Bismarck had the greatest
affection for the late Ma No7 Wtss-
nan. When he Ieft to- Esst Airtea
As commander o. the German SeAui--
uuppe 70 suppress the t1su-recSaoz q
the Chief Bushiri- The eAareeisos toes
his chubby face II eosh saats an-
kissed hin
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ars,., ss-s.slss Ls:si.s

Love : IKE = za,-- j sever S1-,s
f1inGs al czs sxrseLs c T. E-ss-
TIE uazs isat 5 tco t,s- c. -cc s-oH
his ho15 TOO reht @ tco l9cse-Ae
str-tiss cve- yuur SuEz CT sts1S &C
,c1- feet azt z svsrytsl-= s-ss :
rs-t- J. : Jks E--z< z1z-L-es
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s... I..... n Ener.

SAoEe-s g rose leaves dsuret II 3
recsz; EzEisss Es5ti,s i-stssd 0, the
-s-L rsce ard ccufstd The Old Roz-
as -a1s e1zsEs-zh'e use q ross
leaves bc-k A. ts1sts 4-d eraEart
7s-fu--1-ras. Thsy usez the7 ais
as ps-sz-rs % s1-zzz-s Az- rssTes.
.ke II.
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3. . = - -: B.

wssz L EcE rs -t1=as1 = - .s
ss,cssz -1hls H1.s I1scres,s IL -.-ss
puuzts q sE-i-i- s-E1E -1lz A.Es rs
-une z e-u= tss lzuaE-- - =zsz 3
z1-sct Ssupf= - za- ~ n - kz-l-
r1d 81 a-=tIF- Tex 1it E-Dss
Sczsrvs-s -7E-a-
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49,, oal-sas:,.-

Ts a=s Ca=zzsz= s-tTsis- =sls
I--sser rs=1-E uaIes hzl-s c-t VI;
h1va css- zl1 2; Us thIs tAs
a-srea-s. = s-e-s C tssl- rsFz-sz
sh-vE5-zss- I-s ~ =cs- sas7y szI-s-
Feurzs g s1-s nE th-ss E-o k-cE
scE &c ~ n -asz-Lrz5-z T---A
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NJ Lrr- Es.er.

MI--urs vers used b. A1E-1-SSa's11
wuzsu. s.11s % ttatr Eir4-es- Eas
sa--s cusrcn c1tlizst n t1s tine q
E1a-assth All Ia-ss THsr err-es
ths csnrer & zazy t1zs A. t1at Esr1lc
n-E ,a-zr- Before Sass as -zTsztz--
acrz ras usat- a1E zsaL
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navse l..a. &c w..I,s,

While pursuing a mouse. Nine. De
laiour o, Paris hroke through the soo,
o, her room and found in TIE hole
brass box containing gold coins Of the
value Of 81 500
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n Car. &C. ws..-.

The boy had % seserzss oz- La-,zi
first miracle TIE turning q EI-a-
iato vine. he wrote. Sas tAs t-sc
miracle and It happened a. CunE
Then he added; After that everything
went 10 Cana for water
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AdA.r,i,. ~. -

In Shefield and sozs Ok El-t.Ilsli
northern cities wheasvs- L Ss1L Is
lost the relatives chalk a. E-,i-lzrl-,.-
ment on the sidewalk 5ssc-5sz--r -tss
wanderer and giving the a1=z Dt Ii
dress of its relatives
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ai.han inx.n..s s--s.

Bombs. it is said. ~ere zrz- ----
March "a. 1850. or the toEz c. TI,e-
ienderck. in GueldsTian5- ns -
torian Hone says The irvs-ta-- &
commonly attributed 10 Gaiso. sIzs.-
OF Muenster.-
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LA 'z-sr-rz-- 1r l-EEr E1lf I-i-r,-
zIz-s- Tn EI.rLlEI WIZ '.i-,.r az
IL sI.us 5F-I-u
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-rlrrs. sl-Eatr - W. IT. E-Ftf . =
-a- -IlEr-E 1r-1 ~ lE---G -
ant fHVv 49, - 80
flut dsE- arE r-ssr -
N7tn -1EaH ~ ~ -
-- II
1r Z
b MA T-r 11u- $3.50
Il --lEks1-
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Ezr- H-- z 4sd Isz-z-a.-.i
-uacsE-si vz-E U=E 4 IL -=ns--Il.-
tax n 2 z~.z z=- r1ic- 1Iz
==u iz5ut-ze-r 5-nr1 lz1ss1r1 -rs
z1vEz- n I1lus Il Fuz-1-s- Z-
vl-l1-lil.. E.rl..l.zIl.-
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where : Woman ou,sse. Mature.

A woman can take veil. couple
of ribbons and smile and beat all
the work that nature ever performed
for human beauty-New York Press.
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Substitute for Tobacco

Long before tobacco was introduced
in England smoking was common
The favorite smoke was the dried
leaves of coltsfoot.
The Ordway new era., 1905-08-11
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