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The Dickinson press., 1908-12-26
Telephone South

E The Dakota & Montana Telephone Co.
recently purchased the line from Mott
to Richardton. The company has ex
tended the line south to Haynes. con.
Meeting with its main line on the Mil.
waukee. constructed as far west as Mar
marth.
This is the first telephone connection
between the Northern Pacific and the
Milwaukee railways in the western par,
of the state.
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-26
Bound Over

Medora Herald: On an information
sworn out by Geo. CLARK up the river,
]. D. Russell, Dune Campbell and G. T.
Waite were placed under arrest by
Sheriff Will, charged with unlawfully
killing stock belonging to Clark.
Russell waived examination and was
bound over to, the district court in the
sum Of $1,000. H. A. Davis and G. r.
Wanne1nachefx are sureties.
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-26
GLEN uLLlN
WINS GAME
Company K Defeated at Basket
Ball. Local Players Not Up to
Usual Scratch. Nelson the
Sensational Player.

The Co. X basket ball team played its
first game with visiting aggregation
Friday evening of last week, and owing
to several unfortunate circumstances.
met defeat at the hands of Glen Ullin,
the score being 81 to rs.
Dickinson people were rather disap-
pointed at the result, as victory for
Co. X was confidently expected. How
ever the condition of Baird. one of the
players. who was ON the floor in defiance
of his physician, who pronounced him
too ill to play, was apparent to all, so
the defeat il not hard to understand.
Baird is one of the star players for Co.
X, and he and Orchard work together in
such way that if one is off color, the
playing of the other is also affected.
With the two best players working under
such difficulties. the team was badly
crippled and Glen Ullin had little diff
Guilty in cinching the game.
The attendance was not very LARGE in
fact, the boys deserve a much better ap-
probation of their efforts to furnish the
city with some good sport this winter.
The game, on the whole, gave pretty
general satisfaction. as far as interest
and excitement 60. There were several
thrilling moments and the entire crowd
seemed to have pretty general under
standing of the workings of the game.
Only the highest praise should be
given the Glen Ullin boys. They came
up here determined to defeat Co. X. put
up winning game and went home VIC
torious. 1t is doubtful if there will be
any playing, even in Tuesdays game
with the Oregons. which will be any
better than that of L. T. Nelson. His
work at centre was without flaw. He
made 8 baskets. including several spec
tacular throws and it is doubtful if he
missed more than two tries during the
evening. -
For Dickinson Orchard did the best
work. In the first half his playing was
poor, for with his working team mate.
Baird, out of commission. he was at sea
and floundered along, having hard luck
in all directions But in the second
half he picked up again and made four
of his five baskets. playing in his usual,
all around good form. Kuntz and
Schorsch also did well, the former max
ing one pretty basket from long pase
by Orchard. Dickinson's team work
was. for the most part, superior to that
of Glen Ullin.
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-26

Goals from floor. l.. Nelson 8 A. Dib-
tiers 3. E. Nelson 2. E Dietrich 2, w.
Orchard S. C. Kunz 2, T. Schorsch 3, R.
Baird z.
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lcontinled on page s.
The Dickinson press., 1908-12-26
Goal from foul, L. Nelson.
Referee, Fleury.
Scorer. Jahr.
Timer, Connolly.
Ts-~ az ~

Time IS and 20 minute halves.
Between the halves two team of local
boys, the Blues and Blacks, played
an interesting game. The first half
was all for the Blues, the smaller boy,
who had the support of most of the
audience. but in the last half the
larger boys picked up and won by just
one point. The score was Blacks ii,
Blues 10.
The summary:
Blacks Blues
Tony Kostelecky. #. .ls. Watt johnson.
John Jefferies, le. .re.. W. Klinefelter
Maynard Litch. c. &c. v. McCutchan
Lewis Palmer. re. If. Eugene Greene.
Crosby Richards. le.. IT.. l. Roquette
Score, Blacks II. Blues 10.
Goals from floor, Litch 2, Jefferies 2,
Kostelecky, McC Cutchan. Roquette Greene.
Klinefelter, johnson.
!. Goal from fouls, aLitch.
Referee. Baird. Umpire, Dodd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29

A number of boxes have been re-
served by the smart set for the Mardi
Gras ball which is to be given on Tues
day night next at the old fish market
under the auspices of the Kilohana Art
League.
All the dressmakers in town are
very busy designing new creations for
this important social event, which
promises to eclipse anything ever Civ
en- here since the days of royalty.
Great preparations are being made by
the ladies of the league, and when So
ciety gather on Tuesday night all
will be very much surprised in the
wonderful transformation of the once
barren site.
The forty days of sackcloth and ash
es, according to the rules of the RO
man and Episcopal churches, will be-
gin next Wednesday, and the faith
full of each church will observe it
probably by abstaining from all pub
lie forms of amusement.
8 8 s
The dance last night at the Seaside
given in honor of the officers and la
dies of the transport Crook which is in
port, was one Of the prettiest dances
that have been given for a long time.
The weather was cool enough to
make every one enjoy the dancing
which kept up to late hour. The va
rious colored electric lights strung
around the trees and on the large din
ing room lanai, made a very pretty
picture.
The white uniforms of the army and
navy, and the pretty evening gowns of
the ladies, reminded one of the famous
hops at the Chamberlain Hotel at Old
Point Comfort.
Kaai's singing boys were at their
best last night, and were constantly
encored. Among those who l saw last
night were the Rawlins, Winstons,
Jordans, Olmsteads, Newells, Pills
Durys, Purdees, Robinsons, Murrays,
Nos, Major Dunning, Its. Shipp and
Randolph, and many others.
The members of the Kunalu Rowing
Club are getting busy in strenuous
effort to raise money for paying off a
considerable debt on their new club
house, Last Wednesday evening a
was given under their aus
pieces at the home of Mr.. w. l.. Hop
per, on KeeaumOku street, which was
quite a success in every way, and the
members are rehearsing feverishly on
the Mascot a clever little play
which is to be presented soon Friends
OF the ladies in the club are giving
them active support and encourage
ment.
Z &
SAN RAFAEL, Feb. 12.-In one Of
the most fashionable weddings that
has occurred here in many months,
and in the presence of a large number
Of invited guests, Miss Eleanor Estill
Jones and Robert Renton Hind, well
known young society people of this
city, were married at St. Paul'B Epis-
copal church this morning, Rev. Wyl-
Iys Hall performing the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs, Hind left in the evening on
tour through the southern
part of the state. They will return
February p for a reception in their
honor to be held at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Maud Estill Jones,
1t 1876 Raile avenue.
Robert Kinds father is a wealthy ,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29

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bar in,aoinotioni
..,,t C,,,,i,,, 49,, A., ,,.4,. II,
tt. vs., Gup'u ,', a ,mv ,ruote I,iii,
'i fnr, p" Iaforo 90 tbo footii%bts when
Zee ''''i,e Ueioi ,l0 ~ %nui'
MI. ....a.,,,aa,,,a,,4 80 Tho o,,oooo-
ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENT s ~ snT '"5 o'tn
TI,.i w nv ~ V,1.
in iJ,,o F t 't,l drO" i onootnd Vow
iIuy VI 'iie '''''' op0'i' % % '0''
M, r,b,, FFnTo, Mice Dorotbv
r1gi,,a,o,, nI,isa ET,,oo,. and AIioo Ff-
fnonT enont . veni, Of JaIeiwa Hotel.
IIa7oiuo 80 IN idoa1 enot for children
who oniov tho grounds ana wadinp to
their hearts content
-
Robert M Wilcox and wife of New
YorI, visited HaIeiwa sunday last and
enant the dav there
a 4
# is understood according 70 my
friend Dame Rumor that a number of
enpa gaments in tha smart set will he
announced during emf and the we'd
diors will follow after raster
VIII t,o no,.+io, ,,o NV. fr;ord +bo
Do, ~ MIL, iie pa IN no t +ta,' al
for with irtarest NV tbeir MANY
friends
a 4
Amonp the visitors a. uaIeiua wara
Mr. Lands Mrs Alice CAM and Doro-
thea Can If Helena Mon+ana With
NTre II A F1igmon of Croat Eoi1e
NTon+ano
4 4
r y Diuipgban, rocoived q oab1o-
gram from, his CON Harold on Tnesdov
y1orrino s+a+inor tbat Nv I,-oddiSar 80
an NTondaw niobt Of +ba brido,s rosi-
danca on FiI11oro etraet San Fra
cisco '
~, 49,, ~, rr,, n,,,
MI ahG MIS- harold Dillingham;
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49, a,. an W.! { om eIeIallla 9IIee''
'e>' uoo' ~ ~ ia'ner > loilie'
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o,s'ttuv anI - I.zseLalu lie UdDle
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29
BASEBALL GAMES TOMOR-
ROW.

Atkinson League, Kakaako,
morning: Pearl Handles VS.. u.
S. S. IrOquois. Championship
game.
Riverside Junior League, Aala
Park, morning: Aala A. G. VS..
Asahi A. c.; Chinese Alohas VS..
Sweet Violets.
Second game for the cham
pionship of the Kalanianaole
League: Chinese A. c. VS.. Ka-
ala A, c., Aala Park, afternoon.
Valleyside League, Kapiolani
Park, afternoon: Kalihis VS..
Leilehuas. Championship game.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29
Is there any reason why
our advertising matter
should not help your
business? Let's see.
HAWAII PUBLICITY co.
Telephone 173.
AFTER MOTT sMITH.

HLO, February 28.-Sheriff Keola-
nui has drawn the attention of the
Secretary of the Territory to his yio-
IatiOn of the law in hunting without
procuring a license from the County
Treasurer at Hilo. The matter will
probably be brought before the grand
Jury of the third circuit, at Kailua.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29

HXXXXXXXXXXXXX
at a very considerable expense with a
splendid dancing floor, boxes, and
throne, and has been well adapted to
the purpose.
Following is the program for the
laying of the corner stone of the new
Honolulu High School building at
Beretania avenue and Victoria street
on Thursday, March 5. Mr.. King, who
will perform the ceremony, is presi-
dent of the High School Alumni Asso-
citation and a member of the staff of
the Government Survey:
Prayer-Bishop Restarick.
Address-"The History of the High
School. Mr.. M. M. Scott.
Laying of the Corner Stone.-Mr. r.
d. King.
Recitation-"The Chambered Maui
titus, Miss Lydia Wagner.
Chorus-Honolulu High School Cho-
rus.
Address-Hon. Sanford B. Dole.
Senior Address to the Members of
the Board of Public Instruction.-Mr.
Chang 10y.
RespOnse-By a member of the
Board of Education.
Chorus-Honolulu High School Cho-
rus.
For additional Society Events, see
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29

/ dou- number of Droras-fonaI nrodur-
fors II vas .uIrpgff graiarra and
.....,. 4,-.... o. 4" o. ''''' '''''' anu
81 do believe the ladies of Honolulu
are the best dressed I'm the country 90
remarks the Inspired Ella.
Mr. Wilcox recalled p city i'm Con-
lnecticut. of the size of Honolulu. where
are some of his large business inter-
esrs. where IL seemed that the peOple
were not able to entertain themselves.
| He and his wife find If so different
with Honolulu The peonle here an
near to enter So enthusiastically into
every entertainment Here folks seem
tn fake Measure i'm wbole-souIed
manner NOT one-baIf dividing AGAINST
tbo other in tho daIiobts to he obtain
ed there being rather a general snfrit
of nastime
q a
Mr.. ! w Durham and G. II. Maver
snant q few, DAYS af Haleiya last yael,
ON +ba Sunday Limited
=
Mrs n s. Sachs entertained a num-
her of her friends at bridge Tuesday
AN Hotel in honor of Ella Wheeler
wilcox
4 4
Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we'd
dive which tool n1aco IN Gan Francie-
90 Ios+ NTorday, nigbt hoe hean in tho
minds of evervone more or less during
tho Wool, aItbougb II is Too coon for
o-,,. acco,,nt Of tbo affair 70 baya
"--S -, - ~ -
cables 70 the DiIIingbam family. The
wedding was an imDortant event in
San Francisco social circles where the
bride was popular leader. over a
hundred invitations had been sent out
for the event. the number being lin
tied on account of the size of the house
which the brides mother had taken
for the winter before the engagement
was announced. The young couple are
expected to arrive here in the course
of a few weeks and will make this
pIace their home.
a =
The dance given last Saturday even
ing by the Red Men of the city was a
very pleasant affair and largely at
tended.
& 4
Mrs. NJ. Reed and Mr.. George G.
Buck unched at Haleiwa on Thursday
and spent an hour driving. returning
to town b. the afternoon train.
= q
Queen Liliuokalani arrived home
last Saturday from Hawaii where she
had been for some time. She was ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Aea.
4 e 3
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Clay with Mr.. B.
F. Dillingham; visited Haleiwa by spe-
2ial train. After luncheon a trip was
aiken to Kahuku returning the same
afternoon. Mr.. Dillingham; and party
lrove to Wahiawa catching the train
here for Honolulu.
4
Ella Wheeler Wilcox was received
" Queen LiIiuokaIani on Monday
asst each eniOving delightful half
lour or so, the Queen of Hawaii and
he Princess of Poesv exchanging
many ideas and the latter telling a g
title of how much these islands have L
inspired her.
During the week Mr., and Mrs. Will q
OK took luncheon at the valley resi- d
lence of Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. Swanzy, C
Governor and Mrs. Frear and others
If prominence attending. Wednesday v
evening Mrs George r. Carter gave a /
Inner at which Ella Wheeler Wilcox II
vas an honored guest. Thursday even
ng the Wilcoxes attended the amateur
'onfection at the Opera House, the re- d
lowned writer drawing the gaze Of the S
audience to the box of Mrs. Graham. v
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29
SOMETHING GOOD.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
good when you first take cold; good
when your cold is seated and your
lungs are sore; good when you cannot
sleep for coughing. For sale by all
dealers, Benson, Smith G. Co., agents
tor Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29

SPORT NOTES

The soCker football games this ar
ternoon ON the Mahh grounds will be
the Diamond Heads vs. the " NJ. G.
AS, and the Punahous VS.. the Males.
The first game will be started at two
thirty.
The opening of the Manoa Valley
Tennis Club will be held this after
noon on their new courts on the cor
ner of Manoa road and Kamehameha
avenue from four TO six.
The following tennis players will
play exhibition matches this after
noon.
The officers of the new club are: f.
l.. Waldron, president: J. A. Johnson,
vice-president and treasurer, and b.
f. BeardmOre, secretary.
o
The basket ball team of Punahou
easily defeated the team from the High
School yesterday afternoon on the
High School grounds by the score Of
1876. The following was the makeup
of both teams:
Punahou.-Doris Girdler. Gwendolyn
Jakins, Phoebe Heen, Gladys Rycroft,
Thelma Harrison, Ruth Richards.
High School.-Agnes Apo, Sarah
Stone Bina Nieper Hazel Williams,
Mary Ferreira, Eva Alana
o.
The dual track meet between the
High School and PunahOu which was
to have been held this afternoon on
the Boys Field has been called off on
account Of the actions of the Punahou
authorities.
Tuesday afternoon Coach Reid of
PunahOu sent word to the High School
that the meet would have to be held
at PunahOu or not at all the Highs
were certain that the Boys Field had
been mentioned when the meet was
first spoken Of, and they found out
that it was the case.
However they were anxious to have
the meet, and asked for one week so
that they could get used to the new
track on the Punahou grounds. This
was refused them, and the meet is off,
leaving a lot of bad feeling between
the two schools.
The annual inter-claBs track meet
at Punahou was held yesterday after
noon on the new track, the Seniors
and Post Graduates winning by the
score of 71-45.
The following is the list of events
and the winners:
1 Mile Run-First, r. Smith; 2nd,
Dodge; 3rd, Glib. Time, $50 2-5.
100 Yards-1st, Lyman; End, w. De-
sha; 9rd, Townsend. Time. II sec.
12-lb. Hammer-1st, w. Lidgate;
End, ]. Desha; Bird, c. Davis Distance,
SO feet
$50 Yards LIST, Smith; End, Dodge;
3rd, Fraser. Time, 2:1S Is.
80 Yards-1st, w. Desha; End, Ly-
man; 3rd, Sing Chong. Time, G sec.
440 Yards-1st, Joe Pa; End, Sing
Chong; 3rd, Taylor. Time, 81 sec.
12-lb Shot-1st, Lyman; End, w
Lidgate; 3rd, J. Desha. Distance, SO
feet
High Hurdles-1st, w. Desha; End,
J. Desha. Time, 20 sec.
22O Yards-1st, Lyman; 2nd, ]. Pa;
3rd, Townsend. Time, 26 sec.
Broad Jump-1st, w. Desha; End
Lyman; 3rd, Mon Yin. Distance, IS IT.
Pole Vault-Ran Hitchcock and W.
Desha, tie. Height, s it. in.
High Jump-1st, W. Desha; End, Ly-
man; Bird, Sing Chong. Height, 4 it.
Z in.
Half Mile Relay-Won by seniors
postgraduates. J. Pa, j. Desha, Sing
Chong and Lyman.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29
GEORGIA BEAUTY TO RACE ENGLISHMAN


NEW YORK January 25An int
quickly dinner party
the American English competitors
charitable
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the Egin Ir
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29

Mrs. A, G. Halves, Jr., who has been
dangerously i'll, is very much better,
and is now considered to be out of
danger.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29

The socker football games this ar
ternoon ON the Makid grounds will be
the Diamond Heads VS.. the Y. NJ. G.
rs, and the punahous VS.. the Males.
The first game will be started at two
thirty
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29

Mrs. Harvey-Murray, who has been
quite i'll for some time is much better,
and is expected to be around very
shortly.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29

Fine job Printing. Star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29

Saturday and Sunday were busy days
for Haleiwa, many guests taking ad-
vantage Of the holiday and the fine
weather Among the visitors were
Mr., and Mrs, Allen Bottomley, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. S, Sachs, Mrs. Mellis, Mr.. and
Mrs. j, M, Oat, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos, r.
Lucas.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29

Alex. McLaren has been spending
two weeks at Haleiwa. He intends to
make several alterations to the links,
they, in his opinion, being too easy.
The weather has been perfect and
many guests of the hotel have had the
pleasure Of playing with Mr.. McLaren.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29

For additional Society Events, see
Page s.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29

Nh anu MIS-. ~ A. GOWTan arrived
at Haleiwa Sunday evening last and
spent several days at the hotel.
Mrs. Arthur G. Emmons of Portland
and Mrs r. w Edmond of Seattle
were guests for a few DAYS this weel,
at Haleiwa Hotel Drives were taken
to visit the Waialua sugar mill. pints
OF interest about the plantation and to
the pineapple lands of Wahiawa. Re
gret was expressed that Haleiwa was
discovered so late i'm their visit to
Hawaiian isles.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-29
SOCIALEVENTS OF THEWEEK

sugar rchnor iu the Hawaiian Islands.
ana the day following the reception
Mr. and Mrs. Hind win sail for the
Islands. where they will make their
nome, and where the groom also has
extensive business interests
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-06

In Boys and Young Mems
Clothing we offer many styles
Of which there are only n or
two sizes left, at less than half
price. This is your opportunity
to provide the young fellows with
attractive and servicable school
suits at small cost.
The choice of our fine tailored
Hart, Shaffner and Marx and l.
System Suits will be kept on sale
during the coming two weeks at
the prices quoted in our first
circular.
We bought from one manutac-
turer his entire surplus Of spring
and summer trousers consisting
of about 500 pairs. These will
be closed out at half price. You
must see them to appreciate
their value.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
9f1E s2NaoT'To Of FLOIRDEs ASP SAN RKFKFT

unless she obtained some sort OF fuel
they would perish. Finally, with
courage born of desperation. she en-
tered a dark cave in the river bank.
where she saw the vision of an angel
whose glory was so great that the
darkness was dispelIed and Bernadette
stfor the child was she) was able to
find many fagots. and she fell on her
knees and thanked the vision. She
was about to leave the cave, when the
Vision said sBernadettcs como thou
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
Woodbury. S. BrintnaIl

AHS4E tyfotto of-DRr Lady or
= Lgarae- Asfs,.r. IS eat Just
auished. see Theohis canaea
wle directed It's building is
aHsrea,hinS -. He isas 5ust finished
soHgslne aaiag lie removal OF the seaf-
eoisfns
staa6ins bx ulc side OF sister
rhtrsa ig tie srquaas of the Domini-
eaH Causenf II san 8aTaei II WAS al
sansel and ia the high walled garden
niany 1ittie girls were PLAYING in the
gsfheFias shadows. OCCASIONALLY a
sweet faeed sister robed IN creamy
uhfte nsoSed across The open court. 10
81 bosieged by ohiidish voices. am
swcred with q smiling nod and few
low spoken words. In the distance,
the green hills Of Marin caught tie
answering echo OF a bugle,s call. the
day was almost done. 1t was all peace
ful-all quiet ard IS the good sister
told me the story OF -our Lady of
Lourdes" the high gray walls of the
convent building merged into won
S-sful church edifce, the scent Of the
oll1coA- Att,H-ii-s ~ N<A>-- ltie scent from
sa-aying censers in the hands Of red
robed scolytes- ] saw only the Won
derful Grotto OF Our Lady Of Lourdes
snd the CLINT OF golden light playing
upon the head OF an image set high
in a niche OF the rock above. which.
made the encircling words. II am the
virgin OF the Immaculate Conception
2 halo Of glorious light.
We walked on through the arbor TO
the grotto OF cement fsrmed by the
skiHfui direction OF callaert into an
exact reproduction OF the world famed
Frotto OF sLourdes. There was d group
of happy faced. laughing schoolgirls
seatsd OF. one Of the benches near; their
conversation in French ana their sim
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

but The cure Answered oRly; -Berna-
dette go thoe Homo aud learn tiiy
essteellism and do not bother me- for
he WAS rery busy man because of
the slany troubles thar had come upon
his little parish.
The cures reply made the child only
the more determined to do as tile vision
had told her, and 50 in spite OF his
words, she went every day 10 the
Gfottc and prayed confident that she
was doing. what was right and best.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

and pray here dailysfor 15 dass The
CARVING her beads ard prayed before
the beautiful lady and. always she
found more than enough fagots for the
days supply. one day the vision said Z.
"Bernadetfe. I am the virgin of i The.
immaculate sconception. Go thou and.
tell the cure Of Lourdes that, | wish.
him to build me a great temple on
these rocks. SO that day Bernadette,
told the cure what the vision had said