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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03

one away al will; Vhen men have no respect for
the money OF poor people entrusted temporarily
to their care and much of the lucre bank wreckers
and insurance thieves steal is wasted trying to imi-
tate the richer 400, it is time Cicero, Demos
themes or Edmund Burke arose, who would, with
biting eloquence. shame these human beings from
their helish ways and compel them to spend the
fleeing Years. that Will never return again, in
more profitable manner
We need another revolution, a revolution that
will bring US back to the simplicity Of the days
OF Washington and the colonial army We are in
great necessity for Patrick Henry to save rs by
fiery words from becoming ensaved to another
tyrant; 10 save US from listening TO the clanking
chains that must inevitably accompany the servi-
tude of sin
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
THE ATOM EN- EMIT.

So late! 80 late you come to bind our wounds.
Oh stubborn foe.-had you but tarried still
'Twere all too late! For deadly was the strife
Thro myriad years, and dreary was the night
Our night of bitterness and agony
Nay, nay you may not ask that forget
Our chains, our martyred dead our countrys woe,
Her million famine graves,-her ruined homes
The wailing of her eXiles flung affair,
Nor can we quench at once the raging fires,
Famed by the furious breath of centuries
But standing in the shadow of the Cross
And looking on His wide and gaping wounds
Hearing His voice that for forgiveness prays
Zen for His murderers we too take heart
And lay our hands in yours,-and for His sake
Forgive the wrongs of all the blood-dimmed years.
Rev James B. Dollard. in Boston Pilot.
This is the note. soft and low and charitablz
sweet that should be sounded in all the future
songs of triumph of the Irish race, While Irish
men cannot eface forget the many centuries OF
English misrule injustice and bloody torture in
ficted on Erin by British statesmen, they can, fol-
lowing the example of the Savior of the world
soften the bitterness that Is i'll their hearts by hon
orably striving to forgive and disremember the
past. We all need mercy and pardon from an eter-
nal God and now it seems probable that the present
generation of England viii, in the near future,
grant tardy Justice to Ireland in the shape of
law for complete sef-government or home rule. it
would be profitable and chivalrous for us to adopt
in written and oral utterances charitable and
conciliatng spirit The Catholic Church hurls
charitylas eternal truth, absolutely vital to sal
vationa from the pulpits and watch towers of the
world. Proper criticism tinged at least with
veneer OF Mercy and discrimination is forever law
full and sE19times satire given in friendly way
is 81 erful than vandalic and brutal abuse
as practict i'll season and out of season by Editor
Judges NJ Whirl of the windy and fog-laden at
mosphere Chicago. There are thousands of
EnglishboG Catholics who are naturally and pa
triotically 4 tached to the land wherein they were
born and pt the pleasant days of their childhood
Throwing % faults of Henry VIII Queen Eliza
beth. CronH ELL and others in the faces of the pres
ent generaHTTn of England, except in self-defense
is as obnoxoEls as resurecting the unjust deeds of
Queen Nary Charles * of France and his
mother, Catherine DeMedici, to wound Catholics
of all nations would be- Rev. James B. Dollard
deserves nst 1nted admiration and honor for this
timely poem, breathing, it does. in sublime
manner, the al ve-inspring love and forgiveness of
Calvary
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03

People should pay no attention to the twentieth
century gulf" about indiscrimnate giving pauper-
ring the poor. Christ never gave a wrong com
2nandment to the world, and when He said to the
faultitudes in the sermon on the Mount: Give to
him that asketh OF thee, and from him that would
borrow of thee turn not away" He meant every
word in its widest and broadest sense. The Gre
ator makes corporal uncharitableness the sole rea-
son Tor eternal reprobation. Give all you can rea-
'onabiy afford, NOT only to charitable organize
t'ons, but to individual strangers for by so doing
%"n cover your own sinful nalledness It is quite
jhc fashion nowadays to extol Dives wisdom and
1ragaiiy, and 70 condemn the penniiess condition
q Lazarus but i is custom that savors Of earthly
wisdom and not Of God. If you think the beggar
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03

A meeting of the Union American Methodist
Episcopal conference which was in session in
New York on Thursday, Oct. p. the committee on
divorce brought in report forbidding any pastor
marrying divorced persons The resolution was
"assed unanimously by the general conference.
The measure provides that any pastor who is ac-
en~ed Of marrying divorced persons will be tried
according to the discipline of the church and if
found guilty viii be expelled from the organization
such action as this is very welcome to the Cath
ohe Church, as anything that tends to clip the
claws Of the divorce evil will make for the better
ment of the nation in every walk of life from the
cradle TO the grave
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
CARD FROM BISHOP SCANLkN.

fcel 1t my duty protect Catholics and the puo
o generally from fraud and imposition by notfying
Them from time TO time that person tearing tn
name md garb OF priest sister anyone else. Is
authorized permitted solicit collect in this
diocese for whatever connected with the
'athoic Church without having from 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 case may e should be regarded by all as
fraud and imposter / SEAMAN
Risho~ o. Sa't Lake
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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03

Christ founded only one church one faith and
one baptism Are you in the true one. and are You
absolutely certain YOU are! Could you demon
strate it clearly by Scripture history and tradition
If called upon to do soI b. sure YOU are right.
then possess your conscience in serenity.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03

Because armies of men and women reeede from
Christianity and surrender to all the aurements of
the world, all the temptations Of the flesh. Is no
reason that we should refuse TO help them when ii
j IN our power, that we should condemn them
We possess nothing of virtue. rectitude and light
mat Is not sratuitous gift from God. Mankind
universally deserves absolute condemnation and it
would receive heavenly .ostracism if Gods Justice
wore not tempered with mercy
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03

1t IS brutal assertion TO say that all the Pro
testanls of the last 400 wears are damned but it is
thousand times more brutal to allege that all
The Catholics of the past 1900 years are lost for
ever. The Catholic Church leaves Judgment after
death in the hands of God and has never passed
judgment Of damnation on any departed soul Her
motto is, Judge not lest We be judged"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03

Rev Homer Stunn says he point out the
spot in the Philippines where heretics were shot by
order of the Catholic Church We hope Rev
Stmtz was not mbibing any Of the Manila spitzen
water
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03

- How the present incumbent of St Peters Chair
must smile when he muses. on the mighty attempts
Of past ages to wreck the good old Faith and the
corresponding colossal failures that invariably fol-
lowed
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03

Clanmysoul Is now at the head of the French
cabinet and he may soon issue his orders to NJ
Brgand to begin 10 loot and loot thoroughly
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03

la little while all the election troubles will
he over and the nation viii 90 to ruin or attain
higher plane Such is political buncombe
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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03

is unworthy. remember you do not deserve one OF
the blessings YOU enjoy at the hands OF your Savior
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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03

have found greater number of true innoeent-
than of true penitents.-St. Ambrose.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-28

The eyes u he sunday school uurA.
ere % Flor,da are sst toward laektcn.
vile iust nou bessase there u 90 BE-
held Ia thai eity, pessmosr t-e, TIE
state Sauday school Couvs0iicu.
The pastors snd supetinirndeuw aFs
delegates sx.oaie'o, spd zach ssedsy
sshool may Sod besides ihrce other
delegates. All departments % saptsy
sehooi vofk Wiii D. eaasl3egcd ard q
sgrorg progfam l. atrtuEpd AmouE
ne spsatsts are ~ a. ~ uami. Me-.
Mafiaa Iawrancr. tsasfnstional Uen.
srai SrervSary. sne Ne rs, e. Prarcs
iatsfnailonal feathes TaIaisk So.
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larkto.rilie d in eharge uf ttr i1cai
affsr rerarrfs ara atl tcsaFf a'I
aaesIIrrs e. details ard Feuf SO.
Eihfa EEcn as .lfaiile,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-28
BIG UNION MEETING
FOR THANKSGIVING
Churches Of All Protestant De-
nominations Will Assemble.
Will MEET At TABERNACLE

Sermon viii be Delivered by Or. An
drew Siedd. President of the Uni
versiiy Of Florida-UniVersity and
High scooI win Attend in Body.
With desire to assemble together
IN one great cause, the various
churches Of the city have decided 90
hold a union Thanksgiving service on
the morning Of Thanksgiving, begin
niug at 9 O'Clock, when Dr.. Andrew
sledd. president Of the University of
Florida, has consented TO deliver the
sermon.
These services will be held at the
Tabernacle, Alschua avenue, and in
asmueh as they will be participated in
by The members OF all protestant de-
nominations, a moot enjoyable meet
ing is anticipated. II is the custom in
Gainesville TO hold this union service
on every Thanksgiving day, and they
have always proven OF the deepest in
crest. AZ matter OF course, this
will lie no exception,
Prof. Tom p. McBesth and faculty,
together with the students Of the Uni
vprsity High School, will attend the
service in body. aud it is expected
that the faculty and students OF the
University OF Florida will also attend
Ia a body, az an invitation has been ex.
tended them.
During this service the regular
Thanksgiving Offering will be taken
for the Gainesville Charity Associa-
iion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-28

two cases first case, three yeArs, sec.
ond case, six months.
Taylor Morgan, forgery, three years.
Charlie Johnson, manslaughter, FIVE
years.
Jack Barnes, murder In second de.
gree, imprisonment for life,
Alex Smith. breaking and entering,
twelve months.
Forest Robertson, throwing explos-
ives under dwelling house, five years.
Cork Ellerbee, selling liquor In &
county voting against sale Of same, Elk
months.
Jim LIggIns, assault with intent TO
murder, Eve years.
benjamin Brown, selling liquor In =
county voting sgainst sale OF sAme'
twelve months,
David Johnson, larceny three years.
Court adjourned until $3.50 O'Clock
"Wednesday morning,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-28
The NEWS FROM WINDSOR.
Interesting Budget From the Progress.
slve Little Town by ihs lake.

Interesting Budget From the Progress.
slve Little Town by Inc Lake.
Windsor. Nov, 1T. NJ. King Of
Live Oak hss been spending a few days
with ha faIher.in.lSw, J. A. Ros.
borough.
Elk Rosborough, the genial sales.
tnAn for the Jacksonville Grocery Com.
pany. spent Sunday az HE old home.
r d Phlter returned Friday from
Tampa. where he has been taking In
The State Fair
Mrs. N, J Beckham and viii Beck.
ham are visiting friends Ia Tampa.
Nc. Torode sent several nice pine.
apples from HE plneFy here 20 Tampa
Me. Torode seems Qpite encouraged
with the pineapple prOspes1 IN AlhehuA
county.
Miss verFo l. spending some time
with Der sister, Mrs O. +. Hobbs.
There 10 Qaite = ciop Of oranges on
come % the groves around Windsor.
II begins 10 look quite llse old times.
The boyt enjoy these moonlight
nights aud have hal several ioX hunts
Frcrniiy, 90 nearly All Of which they
hsvs bagsed one or more foxet
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-28
sluggIsh LIver a Zoe 10 Ambition.

You cannot accomplish very much
II your liver ia inactive 10 you feel
dull, your eyes are heavy and slight
e2ertion exhausts you. Orino Laxa'
tive Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes you feel bright
and active. 0rino Laxative Fruit Sy-
rup does not nauseste or grippe and l.
mild and very pleasant TO take. Or
inc il more effective than pills or or.
binary cathartics. Refuse substitutes.
]. w. McCOllum & Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-28
SEVENTEEN PRISONERS
SENTENCED TUESDAY
Two Secured Life Sentences for
Murder in Second Degree.
FOUR OFFENDERS SOLD LIQuoR

OF the Many Liquor Gases Tried at
This Term, Only This Number Were
Convic,ed-YouthfuI Prisoner Was
Daniel Simms.
There was Something doing" in the
circuit court in and for Alachua
county, HE Honor J0dge Bascom II.
Palmer presiding, Tuesday when
seventeen prisoners found guilty Of
various offsnses during the present
term were sentenced.
Some Of these offences we're quite
grave, carrying murder in the second
degree with life sentence In the
State prison. One Of those sentenced
20 life imprisonment was woman,
who wss aFFaigned for the murder Of
another woman at Melrose. The
charge was murder 10 the frat degree,
but the Jury was humane, and render
ed o verdict OF murder In the second
degree, which carried life sentence.
The court convened at the regular
hour, s 80 o'clock, and the hrst case
called was that of the State W. Daniel
simms, a sixteen-yeaF-old white boy
Of High SPRING., who WAS arraigned
upon a charge Of assault with intent
20 murder HE step.moiher, whom IL 10
alleged he struck In the head with q
skillet or some similar instrument
some time ago, and for which he has
already served Jail sentence in The
town OF High Syringe. The defendant
wRsfound guilty OF aggravated assault,
and Was sentenced to serve siz months
In the county Jail. after severe repri.
mand and lecture by the court.
Other cases tried we're Of the State
W. J. II. TRULY, Henry Mcmillan and
Tom Mack, oil charged with selling
lIqpor in a county which had voted
against the sale Of same, and In each
case the iory returned verdict Of
not guilty. Only four OF eight esses Of
this character have been convicted
during the present term OF the court
The sentences imposed by the court
we're ~ follows
Lille Mcmillan, selling liquor In a
county which has voted against the
sale Of same. fine OF $500 aud costs, or
twelve months,
Daniel Simm,, assault and battery,
slH months.
Fred ReinhATdt, selling liquor ia a
county which had voted sgainst che
ssle OF same, 5000 aud costs OF twelve
months.
Iosie Howard, murder In second de-
gree, imprisonment for hfe.
Howard Price, aggravated assault,
twelve months
Jim Williams, brosklng and enter.
ing, two years.
WAlteS Levy, breaking aud entering,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-28
peath in Alaehua.

Information has reached this city Of
the death OF Alexander Young, the
twenty.year.old son OF Mr., and Mrs.
Geo. W. Young, which occurred at his
home in Alschua OF homorrhaRie fever
Monday The funeral was held Tues
day afternoon, and was conducted
from the home Of the deceased.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-28

it heals the bronchial tubes
and remedies the cough

For centuries old-iasbioned cod liver
oil has been prescribed by physicians
the world over for coughs, bronchitis,
weak lungs and consumption, but many
could not take Il 90 account OF the use
less fatty, fshy oil which enveloped
the medicinal curatives, and IL often
failed to help those who could take IL
because IL upset the stomach
Anyone can take the delicious cod
liver preparation, Vinol, which con.
tsins all the medicical cnrhlives and
body building elements Of cod liver
oil actually taken from fresh Gods
livers, bat no oil or grease, and wher.
ey6r old fashioned cod liver oil or
emulSions. would do good, Viuol will
do far more good for all bronchial and
long troubles.
We ask every person in Gainesville
suffering from chronic colds, coughs,
bronchitis or weak lungs 10 try Vinol
on our guarantee. w. NJ. Johnson,
Druggist.
Worthwhile we are sole agent for
vlnoI In Gainesville, it Is now for sale
a. bhe leading druR store in nearly
every town and city In the country.
Look for the Vinol agency in your
town.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
NEW SIXTH AVE. BUILDING SOLD
ADJoINS PLOT At e8TH ST.-ANDREW r. GILSEY
THE BUYER.
n'ck Resale ct Staten Island Fam-ealy Company Bugs
T. W. Wright Tract, at Manhasaet

Andrew P. GTlsey has purchased from the
Lauterbach estate Nos. 466 and 46s 9th ave.
Immediately adjoining a plot at the northeast
corner OF 2Sth st. The property has a frontage
OF about 90 feet, and depth OF 40 feet. A mod
ern ive story store and salesroom building with
iron and plate glass front is on the site There
will be a station Of the McAdoo 9Th ave- tunnel
at 18th st. Eckerson & Davis were the brokers
in the transaction.
The Staten Island Realty Company has resold
the Robinson farm Of FIVE and half acres,
fronting on Washington ave-. near Arlington,
Staten Island. to Joseph Andrew Johnson The
purchaser will erect a dwelling house for his
own occupancy. The company purchased this
farm last week and reselIs at a substantial
profit.
The Staten Island Realty Company has pur-
chased six lots in South ave. near Washington
ave-, at Arlington. Staten Island. NJ. Morgen-
than, Jr., & Co. represented the company in both
transactions.
A tract Of fifty-fve acres, with frontage of
about LOO feet on Manhasset Bay, and OF about
5000 feet on both sides OF the macadamized
mann road from Manhasset to Port Washington
mas been sold by Klawonn & Co. and James W.
SSacobus' for Frederick w. Wright to Paris s.
NuSSeu ana resold for Mr.. Russell by the same
brokers' to the Manhasset Point Company the
organization Of which perfected by the
property Development Company and Taylor
Storm Realty Company.
The tract is to be developed at once. It is to
laid out somewhat like a big private park by
John Thomas Withers, the landscape architect
ana forester. II will probably have ashore
drive extending the entire length Of the water
front. and connecting with the Port Washington
Drive. The roads, parkways and beach rights
Will be owned by association formed Of the
property owners of NIanhasset Point. The tract
will be divided into about a hundred villa lots
The tract has changed hands only two or three
times since the original grant fro mixing George
III, two hundred years ago. At one end of the
mill
There are many large and beautiful trees from
various parts of the world on the premises
Some Of the trees are more than a hundred
years old. The plan is to arrange drives, sites,
etc. as TO save all the trees.
All homes are to be erected on sites desig-
mated by the landscape architect, that each
house will have an unobstructed view of Man
hasset Bay, Plandome Lake and the Manhasset
Hills
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been filed for enlarging and re-
modelling the three story chapel building Of the
St Ambrose italian Mission, at No. 236 East
111th ST. The upper floor is to be reftted as a
clubroom, and a roof garden is to be constructed.
The improvements are to cost $4,000. according
to the estimate of Carpenter & Blair, the ar
chitects.
Plans have been fled for making over the
three four story private dwelling houses. No.
316 to 800 West 125th ST. with stores on the
first two floors and apartments above The i'm
movements are to be made for Edward NichoI-
SON the owner, and are to cost $1,000. accord
ing to the estimate of Joseph c. Cocker, the
architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
PETITIONS IN sANKRupTcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
trict Court:
Samuel J. Rackmill. furrier. OF No zoe Greene
street involuntary petition filed by Nathan Zierler
ana other creditors. The charge is made that the
alleged bankrupt "secreted and disposed OF q
quantity of raw furs and accounts to hinder, de-
lay ana defraud" his creditors. A. p Bartlett was
appointed receiver. with bond Of $500
Signlund Fuchs and Aladad Feldman, trading un-
der the name of the New York Construction and
voluntary petition fled by three creditors, with
claims as follows Louis b. Wasserman, $500; ItZ-
covty Mendelwitz $685. and Ignatz Schwartz, $40.
preferences through payments and mechanics liens
F. Darrell appointed receiver, with a bond OF
5000 The statement is made that through litiga-
ton the assets of the alleged bankrupt are the
possession Of the Sheriff. The assets are estimated
at S6O0O
James E. Dodge, of No 155 Elm street. an en-
ploye of the Fourteenth Street Store the petition
states, filed voluntary petition showing debts Of
$SS26 and assets OF $40 The principal creditors
the Mercantile National Bank. s25.0OO secured by
assigned shares of the Dodge Drygoods Company;
092; Mercantile National Bank. unsecured S1.S78;
Thomas s. Strong and the Mercantile National
Bank $25C00; National Commercial Bank OF AL
bany, $780, and the National City Bank OF Troy,
CURED chiefly by the Dodge DFygoOds Company,
OF Troy. n. Y The petitioner has outstanding ST.
O45 of accommodation paper. The assets consist
mainly of wearing apparel valued at 500 and q
gold filled watch. so. Charles H. Lowell, OF No. IS
William street, is the petitioners attorney.
Schedules of Michael and Nathan Ballamuth SHOW
debts Of &c. 45S and assets Of S,4El The principal
creditor is BENJAMIN Bloomfield. of Brooklyn $3.50.
The assets consist of stock Of goods at Ne 1s
Clinton street 5000; clothing. $50: fixtures s2O and
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