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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24
WILL USHER in LENT
WITH SOLEMN RITUAL
MASSES WILL BE HELD AND
ASHES DISTRIBUTED
EpiscopaIians Will Celebrate Holy
Communion, While Special Ser
vices Are to Be Given by
Other Churches

This being Ash Wednesday, the forty
penitential days preceding the Easter
season begin. They will be observed
rigidly in the Catholic and Episcopal
churches. Several of the Protestant
Evangelical churches will hold special
services during Holy Week.
At the Catholic churches masses will
be celebrated today. At the Episcopal
churches there will be celebration OF
the holy communion.
One of the features of Lent will be
the monday services at the Exposition
theater, 800 South Main street, from
1910 to 1885 o'clock, under the auspi-
ces of the Brotherhood of st. Andrew.
These will be for men.
At the Cathedral of ST. Vibiana ashes
will be blessed at o'clock and dis
tributed, followed by high mass. In
the evening Bishop Conaty will preach
the sermon. Daily masses will be cele-
brated at 8 o'clock, and on Friday even
ings the Stations Of the Cross will be
observed. Bishop COnaty will preach
series of Lenten sermons at the ca
thedral
Ashes will be blessed at 10 o'clock
at ST. Vincent's church, followed by
solemn mass, celebrated by Very Rev.
DR.. Glass. DR.. Glass will preach the
evening sermon. During Lent the Sta
tions of the Cross will be observed
w SOII6SQdy dlleTDOOllS dI 5. 81 . CLOCK,
with rosary, sermon and benedictiOn in
the evening. DR.. Glass will preach a
series of sermons at these services.
The Stations of the Cross and benedic-
ton will be observed Friday evenings.
A series of Sunday evening Lenten SER
mons will be preached by Revs. Hurley,
Devine, Martin, George and Duggan.
At the Holy Cross church ashes will
be blessed today before the o'clock
mass, and also will be distributed at
the evening services. During Lent holy
hour services will be held Sunday even
ings, and Wednesday afternoons at
$3.50 a special service will be held for
the young people of the parish, with
Stations of the Cross. instruction and
benediction. Friday evenings a series
of sermons will be given.
Rev. 7. F. Fahey, the pastor, is plan
ming a series of travelogues during
Lent, the first to be given on Rome, -
by DR.. Cotter of Hollywood.
At the Sacred Heart church ashes
will be blessed at the and 9 o'clock
masses, and also will be distributed at
the evening services. Wednesday even
ings during Lent there will be rosary,
sermon and benediction. and Friday
evenings the Stations of the Cross.
At st. Johns Episcopal church holy
communion will be celebrated at Z
o'clock, with litany, communion and
sermon at 10 o'clock. The evening ser
vice will be held at o'clock. There
will be special services daily at this
church at which Rev L. G.. Morris, the
rector, will officiate.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24
KNOX "The Halter"
2O3-5-7 S. Spring St.
HOHenbeck Hotel
HOHenbeck Hotel

geles last night, having been appre-
hended in a box car near San Luis
Obispo on suspicion of having entered
the United States illegally.
The orientals were in the charge Of
four inspectors from the Los Angeles
immigration bureau. They were de-
tected by Frank Page, a conductor,
who heard queer noises in a car which
was supposed to contain merchandise.
The men were more dead than alive,
having suffered greatly from lack of
food and water
They were on a train from New Or
leans to San Francisco, and it is sup
posed they crossed the line from Mex
leo to Texas. The car they occupied
was partially filled with tobacco.
The Angelus grill has excellent SER
vice md better food Fourth and Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24
HICKS AND FAMILY STILL
LANGUISH IN COUNTY JAIL
Husband and Wife Each Held in $4,000
Bond, Which They Could
Not Furnish

w. L. Hicks, his wife, Edith Hicks
and their 5-year-old-son, Frank, are
still in the county Jail, where the par
ents have been confined since their
arrest several days ago for assault on
and making threats against a Mexican
woman in whose house they were liv-
ing in Hollywood
Hicks and his wife were arraigned
in Justice Summerfields court yester-
day afternoon and their preliminary
examination was set for Thursday. The
bond in each case was fixed at $4,000.
which the accused were unable to give,
and they were sent back to Jail. AS
there was no provision made for the
care Of the child, it is with its mother.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24

II you want to go east. {. Haydock. Agen.
I'll nois Central r. r. liz W. Sixth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24
SENATE PASSES BILL
FAvORING SAN PEDRO
Appropriation for Fortifications Site
Has Been Increased, on FIint's
Recommendation, to
100000

Dispatches from Washington stating
that the fortifcations bill. with ap-
preparations totaling $S,32O,111, passed
the senate yesterday also carried the
information that the amount for a for
tifications site at San Pedro had been
increased from $25O,OOO to s4O0, 900. This
was changed on the recommendation
of Senator Flint. who said the site
needed could not be acquired by the
expenditure of the smaller amount.
recommendations made by Captain
Amos A. Fries and approved by the
army board and the war department
were transmitted to congress, embody-
ing the steps necessary for adequate
fortification of San Pedro harbor. The
appropriation of money for a site is
the first step.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24
RIGHETTHS SLAYER WILL
HAVE HIS TRIAL MARCH 2

The hearing of Elijah B. NuchoIz,
whom the coroner's jury yesterday
found responsible for the killing of
Frank M. Righetti, has been set for
March 3
Nucholz, who has been a prisoner in
the city jail awaiting the outcome of
the inquest, was arraigned before Po-
lice Justice Chambers and showed
marked Indifference to the proceedings.
Righetti plumber, was shot in
front of his home, 1883 Sunset boule-
ward, February Is, and death resulted
Saturday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24
S. P. CONDUCTOR RUN OVER
AND Is KILLED INSTANTL)
Railroad EmpIoye Meets Death While
Repairing Damage Done by Land
slide at Punta Gorda

Run over and instantly killed bv a
Southern Pacific work train. of which
he was in charge, was the fate OF
Conductor Robert Graham of Los An
Seles at Punta Gorda a short time
after midnight yesterday.
Graham was engaged in work at the
Punta Gorda landslide.
A coroner's jury rendered a verdict
of accidental death. The body was
brought to Los Angeles, where Graham
lived with his wife and daughter.
The funeral services will be held
Thursday at p. m. at the chapel Of
Orr & Edwards. The Order of Rail
way Conductors will have charge OF
the burial.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24

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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24
AERO CLUB OF CALIFORNIA
MEETS IN SOCIAL SESSION

The Aero club Of California held its
first social session in the chamber of
commerce hall last night The prac-
ticability of the Wright aeropIane was
discussed and the experiments of the
Wright brothers were explained by
members of the club, with the aid of a
small model, showing the lines of the
airship.
Similar meetings at which aeronautic
subjects are taken up are held by the
Aero club on the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month. These meet
nigs are open to the public.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24

The Angelus grill has excellent SER
vice md better food. Fourth and Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24
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CITY OF LOS ANGELES
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24
Six CO. School Teachers from
Los Angeles County

Three from the city Of Los Angeles and three from
the county at large outside the cty-six in all from
Los Angeles county.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24

We want every per-
son who suffers with
any form of Kidney
ailment, no matter
how many remedies
they have tried, no
matter how many
doctors they have con-
suited, no matter how
serious the case, to
give Munyon's Kid
ney Remedy q trial.
You willbeaStoniShed
to see how quickly it
relieves all pains in
the back, loins and
groins caused by the
kidneys. You will be
surprised to see how
quickly it reduces the
swelling in the feet
and legs, also puff
ness under the eyes,
after taking q few
doses of this remedy.
You will be delighted
fto see the colorreturn-
sinpfOU OUni1rnhanl-co and
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-24
CHINESE FOUND IN BOX
CAR LANDED IN PRISON

Housed in the county Jail are twenty
two Chinese who arrived in Los An
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10
Sitter en- Sbcrlanb Scrnbanclinic.

9enber & yto @ran6e Sernbane.
ipitem far | 0isie Gage %ful0en6t en
Torbin0elie5ltnie me6 Hacific Soften
i0et @eitern Nactfic &ailpap, fro
Salt Safe Gitp til Saflan0, Gol., Ell
lepen ful0en6t og bill blibe tuget
grug mes set fgrlte., Sul6en6eliel1
al SEN nDe Sorbin6eliesbune mellem
Mtlanterbaps= og Stillebabsfplterne
er gaoet for Jig / al Stilbe6, og Sc
li01te Gftnner blep ne6lagt og llaoet
fat 116en Spor al Geremonier. ga
Wiltpoufee Spitemet for nogle Maa-
ne0er liben ful6enbte lin 2inte fra
MiS1ouri Slpben til 9%tillebabsfp-
1tel1, bleb ser beller fife be0 Sen 2ei=
ligbeb foretaget nogen lom belit &6i-
tioeligbe6. Mnoerle0es bar Set, 90
Sc fprite 0perlan6 Sernbancr blep
fprbtge. 9u bleb Ne6lngningen al
Sc fioite gfinner @ignolet for itorc
@pitioeligbe6er, og gfimnernes ii6itc
bar af @l1l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10
2eo Solitop til 5tocf6ulm.

S Stocfbolm ifulOe / Denne l1ge
peret afbol01 ct ftort 6re6smg6e, /
bptlfet @repe SEQ Sol1top, Sen be-
rgmte rl1siiife Sorfotter, bob6e att
melot lin 9eltagelie. Baa @run6 al
Strejfen blep Mp0et imi0lerti6 u.s.
lat, og set er 1t1 uliffert, om fan bil
folnme tillteoe> ga bo11S bgie Ml6er-
bn11 er 81 Mor gontmel = pil gjGre
en- ioa lang y}ejie paa Sen iene Mors=
ti0 n1eget belpnrltg. = Set bentes.
at Sen nor1fe 5tortingsfomtte, 6e1
u06eler geobel Sre0spriien, bill til6ele
Solltoi 6en11e nGlte Mar. @pis 0ette
CT Silfel6et, maa Set bore ifet efte1
Samraab me0 ben ipenife Nobel So:
mite, i0et 0enne lenge bar bapt iiin6l
at tiloele bam 2iteratur=Yrilen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10
6ppr Scr ifal ipares.

&rnl i0ent Saft ipneS at bore ipar=
iomnneligt al1lagt, og ban anpel1oer
fine S0eer ON Sparl ombe0 paa De
@te6er, bpor Sc bprer biemn1e, paa
Militeru0gifterne. 6ornplig gon
ban Sr6re til at before SEN %ltaaenoe
Scr mes 5000 Mano, og MI ram-
mes Morinerl i0et Marineltprelien
onbefaler &e0leg9clle al Marineita=
tionerne / Hbila0elpbiu, &eniacola,
Charleston og Seem Orleans, bDor=
be6 ser aiilaa fun bliper 4 Statio=
11er poa NtlQnterbabsfplte11, Sorts
moutb, @oston, SEEM Dorf og Mor=
folf. 9enne @eiporelle pil o%nOrage
a6ifillige Millioner Collars, og ct
iaa meget mere paa i'm Ela0S, 1om
fere al Sc @tationer, ser lfal opbG=
bes, loa iaalebes, at ltdrre 5fibe ilet
lite fun6e fomme in6 til bem for at
6oflpttes. Men at SD6itaterne IT'LL
tienbe bil fin0e Jig / at blipe berppet
famtlige Stationer poa @olf fDite11,
me6ens Np England Staterne faar
bele to Stationer, Dor fife at
be1te. Set bar gipet M11leoning til
en- bel 9eI Sale ON, at u&olitif" bar
giort lin Sn6flpoelie gjeloen0e. paa
8fegieringens Elan.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10
9r. Gppf's S~rpperoig6cb.

Set bar en- mooig @an0ling al
9r. @oof at begipe Jig paa &ejie til
Noropolen u6en an0en 2e0l ogelle ems
to 6 iftmoer, men fan bap0e neppe
foreitillet fig, at netop Bette mulig=
big piloe foripil6e bam bele u6bpttet
al bans Soretagen6e. Set at fan
mongler fDn0i e &i0ner til
fine Sbierpationer, oil let blipe be,l
lille Sue, Ser bill pelte bans itore
2eS. @%elofelgelig pil &jen0elien al
Oct arftilfe Sureou / @rpsie1 for Ell
SCI ofgjgre, ON bans Sro og Spteg-
nell er ifal itao til troen6e eller Ell,
Men felt bill SEN al0rig fu11ne lpfte
bam 10 al Sptplens 5aage, ioet en-
bber 9om, ielp Sc ltprlte Ml1t6orite=
tiers, laoer Ell Muligbeo aaben for,at
De Tan bope taget fell. Sg Set oil nep=
pc ilaa fell, at 6enne Muligbeo bill
fonnme til at flnbe lom en- &let be1
9r. @oof's @e0rift. Self u0eluffet
er set beller iffe> bpa6 Ser e1oog er
frembnpet al en- fom1petent 6orife
at Goof li0er UNDER cit Slluiion, ON
END aloeles ubepioit. Gniombeoen
De arftilfe @gne paoitaaes at bope
ben Snoflpoelie paa @ierne11, at 6en
Iln6erer me6 en if11ffen0e Nat1rtro,
itQb, ifignt bet fun CT Snobil6ning
Sg oct fan bel neppe un6gaaes, al
noar Rearp fomn1er tilbage met
uomitebelige @epiier for ogioo at ia:
be pGret be6 Noler, bill Goof's Gtjer,
ne f%orbunfles en6el peD Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10
&ciicnoc Igcnt:
&ans @uloeu Scnicn.
9anmarf % Mmcrifa.

Sen Mootagelie 0anmarf bar gi-
bet ST. Goof bill liffert gjpre ct opbt
Snotrpf ber / 9a1oet % befGlte Set
gooe 6orbol0 mellem Stie%rnebanle=
ret og 9am1ebrog. @pao Ser bar
@runoen til, at 9anlnarf life piloe
Iooe Jig officielt reprnientere peo
&u0jon Selterne, ON BET bar Ell tloe
anbrogt Gpariommelig6e6 eller bpoo,
pes mum life. Men liffert er Set, at
bpoo ooarligt Sn0trpf Oe1tne Silba=
%gebol0enbeo far giort fer / 2anoet,
er Sen neutraliieret pes 9onlfernes
forToaeoe @ieitfribeo og @ploelt til
Sp0ageren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10
Septem6er.

. 9eptember, 0u Sommerens li6lte
t farite blegnen0e @fier!
Silt alorig ot a11e0 og pi6ite,
bpor nenoelig leg fat Big fier!
Sin Sfipnbe0 iaa un0erlig 0rager
mellem Senoo og frD0blan0et &aab
set er ret iom / Tapn 0u mig toger
mems Sanfen foor Gpb0ernes Daob
Sen fulomo0ne Gfipnbe0 6u froneo
oa Solen ito0 bpjeit / @lp0,
en- Srille blalt0t 8ulfene toned,
btou10erlig 0eupet og blg6.
Sen bgpe0 / &en1o0 moo &immele1
/ Set lpalen6e Morgenens @rp,
og frem oper Gtjerneprimlen
lteg September / lfinrelte Seq!
Nu ODER set grprne o11 troner
nreo iptn0en0e fongelig &ragt,
bet CT ret lom on alt eier Soner,
lom ON alt tit cit 6pbere Magt.
Set bpiifer / Sreernes Creme,
lit Sprog ODER @la6e og @traa,
l1nno 9ug0raaber, fibre og rene,
ct Saarer hi Ell fan foritaa.
Men fagert aoel0itunoens @tille,
UNDER Solglp0ens ipin6en6e @rogt,
Boeliens CUBS Man0er ipille
meo 1offen6e, 6rogen0e Mogt!
Oa bio, 1taar iaa Sin0ene 1u1er
blanot 26pfronens rosle1oe 8la6,
oen Spftning, iom giennem oig bru
Ter,
CT Gp11erneS g%jenfuno11e &pa6!
8 al1ra a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10
5Or os in,ob spbaf.

On 9sationalforening / Gobofsin=
britrten me0 Me0lemmer fra olle
Ggne / 2an6et er oprettet / SEN @en=
figt at mooarbej0e sen Mgitotion mos
8rng at Sobof, iom / SEN ienere Sis
er fommet itarft tilor6e. 8orenin-
gen bill ftrebe gjernem 9etailbano-
1erne at paaoirfe &ublifum / Tapgr
af 9obaf og bill ipge at interesiere
2ager og gioenifabsmano I @agen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10
fit Gaze.
S Nnlebning at @c>u Oorf Mciolm-
ttpncn.
ST.. @eoofter!

ST. Ne6oftgr!
6rit at tenfe, tro og tale
BET bar 6olfets gomle &et....
ipnger @run0toig, og ieg fon1mer til
at tgnfe paa Sc Sr6 pe6 Sen 8e6gm-
melle, Ser al 6e 6a11ffe Nep Oorfere
forleoen peotagne &eiolntion bar
fooet / Sen 0onlfe 8resie beropre.
Spao felipe &ei %oll1tionen angaar er
set iaa rimeligt, at Ser er forlfiellige
Meninger ON 6ens 8etimeligbe6.
Set fnn0e maaife bore tpipliomt, ON
bet ct upasien6e", at 9onife / Slime,
rita formulerer 6eres MnifueIier ON
biemltge Mffprer iom 81 e 0 I n,t o.
n e +. Men hi beb beller iffe, hpqo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10


BEL giort Deo sen Neiolution,
ON oen er ferot bienr1 % ind Solo
til bpem, eller ON Sen er bu1tben op
! ben 6nnife Nresie beroDre % fu11
raur nrette ELECTROMAGNETIC" giennem
sen. &pem rrette ELECTROMAGNETIC"
ifl1l6e bore, er leg erltg talt fife belt
FLAIR ober, men oct ifrloe bel n9rmeit
bore SEN ltore Offenltgbe6 biemme /
9unmarf, for at Sen fun6e blipe paQ
oct rene meo 5temningen obre blanot
os ~ ON Sen ga brp0er Jig ON at
fienoe Sen. Det er 10 1ermelt en-
5mngiag, ON ri oil lutte % til i1ige
&eiolltioner eller Ell.
Wen ser er en- an0en SIDE al Ga
ge11, lom er fonrnet til Srbe / enbel
al De oanife Blade beropre, Der er
TONNE mig for 9ie, %angaaen0e 6enne
Sag. Set er enoel al 0is1e, iom ip-
11es at billie bab0e, at ri bar tabt
Hetten til / set bele at nbtrDffe Dor
Mening on politilfe 'og 6erme6 be.
ilegteoe Sorbol0 / bort Seorelano,
or6i III er boiatte berobre og CT
@orgere al Sc Gorene0e Stater. GIT
Sn6ien0er / 9ereS 8la0 for itbite
ltge me1ter en6og, at naar hi berobre
u0trpffer Misbilligelie af +. @fs. en-
Miniiteruon9pnelie 6erbiemme, laa
EN- er iaa0an Gambling ut ligefremt
8ru6 paa Dor 5ro lfabse6 til De Sors
ene0e @toter, bort a6optere0e S96re-
lan0". S flere al Sc 0anif=ameri-
fanife @la0e ier leg, at EN- %ltgnen0e
Mnlfuelie fommer til 9r6e re6aftio-
melt, ifjpnt / en- mt11ore tp6elig u6talt
Sorm.
Set er Ell @etragtningsmaa6e> iom
jeg life fan goa me6 til. Set mang-
le0e blot, at man life ifnl0e babe 2on
til at 6an1te Jig en- Mentng ON Sor,
bol0ene set 2an6 man forlo6, for6i
man bar boiat Jig / ct an6et 2an6.
Sg bar man bannet Jig en- Mening,
laa ifuloe ieg gnife at bi0e, bba6 Ser
ifrloe forbin6re> at man s t a.
Ter ig frit. st @la6, leg
troer set er u9eor6lpiet", mener al
noget iaa0ont Blot fan tiene til al
n%e0brp0e, bpa6 Ser er bpgget op |
6enne CONNER peo Sc 6%anif=ameri'
fanife Mg6er. Set bill meo on6re
Sro lige> at ri u6en pi6ere ifal iige
Sa og Mnen til alt, bba6 ser fer ser.
biemme, for at ri fan ltaa paa EN- go>
500 mes bore 2an6smen6 bin1i6eS
set bill ga / bbert 6al6 blipe &onie
fpenlen al cit iaa0an Saal ton6.
Sfal hi 0rage cit Slutning al 81
bar if=amerifanlfe M96er / CONNER
maa set nermelt bore Sen, at mar
6erbiemme er billig til at anerfien6'
% iom Darlfe, men at De in6rgmmel
Dor Get til iamti0ig at bore Mmeri
fanere. 81 er alt aa fife ct enter
-eller, n1e1 ct baa6e-og. Sg
&roft al 0ette mao hi beb0e Dor Ste
til at t a e + ri me6 on
oanife SorbolO, iom hi Ter 6em, oe
lon Sc berprer ierltgt %. Sg SCI
er bel ingel1 iom oil paaitaa, at Sc:
er ioa belt ltgegDloigt for Ganffe
nolonoet, bpem Ser liOoer for Stpre:
9onn1arf, og bpa6 l10lon6et iige1
ont Set Stpre. Metop for0i hi e.
an re %l10lo116et.
Set er iao pitt ingen @rnno til al
maalbtn6e %.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-10
letter ca. 1000 Gnllorer W1pN oaq.

&e ltrengelte Sor1trtfter raa0er at
gaaenoe 6ooring % @pgt at &gerne
paa oisie @aar0e, % Sorifrifternc
felges. Scr at ti%lpeiebringe en- ems.
artet Semperatur transporteres Mpl,
fen larlige Sander, cplinoer forme0e
% me6 en- bull 8ltn6, Ser paffes meo
So og Salt. Disie &anoer lepereS al
&ompagniet, og Malfen bliper en- ell
Ter to @ange 0aglig leperet pao
nGr1neite Sernbaneitation. &ompag-
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03
Dutch Enuaasmsnts.

A custom among the Dutch is the
exchanging of engagement rings, which
are narrow bands Of plain gold. with
the initials Of the betrothed and the
day of the betrothal engraved on the
inside. They are worn on the left
hand before and on the right after
marriage. Dutch engagements extend
over period Of from two to FIVE years
During this time the young woman
gives up all amusements in which her
tiance does not participate. If he is
not Of the dancing sort she refrains
from that recreation, however much
she may desire to engage In 1t. She
never goes in company anywhere II he
Is not present, and when they go to-
gether to ball no gentleman will ever
ask her to dance without formally
gaining his permission. London
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