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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
NEGRO NANNY ON
TRIAL FOR MURDER
Prominent Citizens for Whom Mrs.
Amanda Paul Worked Furnish
Money for Her Defense.

Amanda Paul. Negro woman who
in face and figure. resembles the old
colroed nanny. Is on trial i'm Judge
Phelan's court, ON charge OF muir
der, her case having started Wcdnes-
day morning. Although she Is WON
an of small financial means. capital
lists have come to ner defense, and
the unique spectacle OF two mOneyed
men sitting i'm court counseling with
the Colored woman was presented.
The interest these men have is
purely personal. Mrs Paul having
worked in their homes Howard H.
Parsons and Mrs. Parsons and ). 7.
Whitehead. OF Whitehead n Kales,
are those who have taken such an IN
terest in the matter. They have Sc
cured counsel for Mrs. Paul in Har-
old H. Emmons and \. j. Lacey MIR.
Parsons and Mr. Whitehead both LAY
that the woman Is of such sweet
tempered disposition that she could
never have committed murder.
Mrs. paul is charged with having
killed Frank Green in her home On
Livingstone-st. last April. On the day
of the shooting. Green's father was
killed in an accident. Frank Green,
who boarded at the Paul home, came
home for his clothes, but Mrs. Paul
would not give them TO him, because
he owed her some money. He got
angry and rushed for a revolver. She
ran for the revolver too. and reached
II first. Her defense is that in the
struggle for possession OF the weapon,
It was discharged, and Green was
shot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
Not Sorry For elunder.

III my friends hadn't blundered IN
thinking | was a doomed victim OF
consumption, might not be alive
now" writes d. r Sanders, OF Har
rodsburg. Ky, but for years they
saw every attempt to cure luns
racking cough fail. AZ last / tried
DR. Kings New Discovery The effec'
was wonderful. II soon stopped the
cough and ] am now IN better health
than have had for years. This won
derful life-saver Is an unrivaled rem
edy for coughs, colds, la grippe. asth
ma, Group, hemorrnages. whooping
cough or weak lungs. Guaranteed by
T. O. Kinsel, Central Drug Co, and
Gray e. Worcester
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
Child OF 10 Kills Self.

ing over the death OF her mother who
died when, she was only six years old
ten-y ear-ord Harriet Owens ended her
life with her fathers 3S-calibre revolt
YER. Her body was discovered lyins
beside wreath which had been TAX
on from the coffin OF her mother.
There was bullet wound through
her left eye and tho revolver lay IT
her side
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
Democrats Claim Sen, carer's Seat.

HELENA Mont Nov l6.-Repub-
licans here today admitted that the
Democrats had carried the legislature
and would have sufficient majority on
joint ballot TO send one of their party
to the senate TO succeed Thomas Car
ter. Late returns indicate that the
Democrats will have % votes on Joint
ballot one more than enough TO elect
a senator. with one county still miss
ing Senator Carter today declined to
conCede his defeat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17

A French scientist has demonstrated
that plants. like animals. die of fever
following severe cuts, their tempera-
ture rising as they consume their re-
serves or organic matter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
obdurate General Hits the Trail.

TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras. Nov l6.
Gen Valladares has surrendered
Amapala TO the government forces,
and has started for Nicaragua.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
DIES AT SUPPER TABLE.

STURGIS, Mich, Nov l6.-(Spe-
cialD Mrs. Martin Dilley aged So
died from apoplexy at the supper
table, last night.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-15

the finest of the far east. h races
of that place are national vents
which bring crowds from the country
about. They are participated in by
gentlemen Jockeys who train their
OWE ponies.
Hongkong vies with Shanghai as a
club center. 1t has a dozen or more
of such Institutions The Hongkong
clubhouse is situated down by the
sea. It is a magnificent building.
" hich well with similar
houses in New York and Chicago. The
Germans have a club here. The Por-
tuguese meet together in Shelley
street, and the Japanese Club has a
building on the Ice House road. There
are a numbe of recreation clubs. One
is made up of the government clerks.
another is the Ladies Tennis CLUB and
others are devoted to cricket, foot ball
and golf. There are chess clubs, polo
clubs and yacht clubs, the latter hold
ing regattas every December. The
JuCI.y clubs have their biggest races
in February. and in addition to these
there are annual athletic meets be-
tween the residents and the soldiers
of the garrison, as we'll AS swimming
matches and BOAT races. HongkonS
has a philharmonic society and an
amateur dramatic club. 1t has also
large Chinese theaters which are open
day and night.
An Intellectual Center.
Honskong is psychically alive. II
has English and Chinese dailies and
weekIies. It has colleges and schools
and churches galore. There Is an
Episcopal cathedral which was built
in 1912. a church known as st.
Peters,. erected long ago for the sea-
men at West Point, and Protestant
and Roman Catholic churches and
ohapels. The Catholics have also q
cathedral. The Jews have a syna-
gogue. the MohammedanS have Wo
and the Sikhs a temple,
where they worship their gods. There
are also converts, orphanages n
founding asylums, as we'll as hospitals
and other charitable Institutions of va
r'ous kinds. Altogether the town is
alive,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-15

Order Issued by judge In
Tennessee contest Ra 1rOad Case.
fPv tho ASS0o{2tn6 Press

1VJite-SSet <OItCSl ; IOHE >ISS.
(Py the Associated Press.)
Richmond, Va, Feb 12.-Based on
complaint of the Tennessee Central
railroad, Judge Edmund Waddill, Jr-,
in the United States circuit court,
here today. issued a restraining or
der agains the Southern railway by
which the latter is prevented from
Withdrawing tariff rates and traffic
agreements, which the Tennessee Gen.
trail claims would virtually disrupt
it's Interstate business.
In Chicago yesterday Judge Koch
satt, of the United States circuit
court issued a similar In JUNCTION in
the case of the Tennessee Central
against the Illinois Central. the
other party to the litigation.
The Tennessee Central Railroad
company is connected in Tennessee
with the Southern railway and the
Illinois Central Railwty
The three roads ave long had
Joint tariffs and interstate business,
the Southern being the Tennessee
Centrals eastern connection and the
Illinois Central being Tennessee Cen
trails western connection.
A controversy arose among the three
roads, involving certain claims as
serted against the Tennessee Central
by the Southern railway and the IL
linois Central and certain counter
q ms were asserted by the Tennes-
see Central against the other two
roads.
All Of thesS cla-ce are subjects
Of litigation new pending in western
courts.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-15
Lone Woman Worshiper.
(Springfeld Republican,

One woman comprising a congre-
cation and worshipping alone in a
meeting house that nee had its full
every Sunday is an evidence
that the gentle Society of Friends IL
becoming determined in the new
world. Miss Emma Water every Sum
day morning goes 20 the meeting
house at her home in Catawfssa, Pa,
and there she sits entirely alone.
communing with the spirits, accord
ing to the custom of the Friends. She
is the sole local representative of the
faith tina William Penn brought to
the new world, and which in the
early stages of the country's Develop
ment had enough followers to make
it one of the most powerful religious
organizations In the country.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-15

Obedience IL the price of spiritual
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .. Burrell.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-15

Tn Enormous Trade of Possibilities
The New Buildings and How They
Are Made-Woman Labor at 10
Cents a Day-Where the Girls Carry
Tricks on Their ShOulderS-Night
Scenes-A Look at the Shops
Sports of tho Far East-HOngkong
Clubs, Etc. Etc.
copyright. 1910, by Frank G. Car
pnnter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
Jnolanoet.
9p1uu.

Gm spS SanSeI. Ieb ct SaIe. iom
@ens.Sarec @rpreiS 60. / @oter'
loo forIeben ofbolot oper ioaoanne
Iaffer, Ser life por ~oibente0e, be-
toIte en- NonS 90 Gents for Ell iao.
ban. "a 9affen nabncheS bite ocn
ria ot inoeboIoe ct Tor aon1le Spcr-
ans % ell GrbcioStreic, % Nanben
troeoe isrit, al ban bar blcoen inpot
peb iaaIebes Of fisbe &otten / SGf-
fen. |eo nGrmerc Gfteripn fdnot
ban imiolertio EN- Rlll ReuacIe6Ier !
@ureIommcr. Jolt $75, % oct bIeu
iaaleoes Ell ao6 &arbel.
Smanguttcr brigcr M1ntinmling.
q Rorthpoo6 mGrfcoe forleocn
SonoIenoc mco See Cream o. Suf
fcrtsi, at noaIe al 9pens Smaoaut'
fer bar op~erorocntIig fIotte meb 10.
Center, iom Sc bntte6e for ale SIogs
ieoe Saaer. elsie 10sGenter ipntcs
oIoriq at ioo npqeu Gnoc, b%porfor
man bIcu miStrufeIige % ~onitiQcbe
rnOerirqcIie. Get piitc iiq "a, at
@uttcrne hoooe brrtgt g. q. 2unos
bergS itore SamIina al 10.Gcnter
- en- SamIina, Der banbc foitet Sic.
rem 5000. Set par 2unbbergS Son
% en- Hoboqut, Tom bap6c uoflGffet
BEN flestise Soc.
Notwithstanding / @atcrlpp. &c
%forifieqige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / @a.
terloo bor IInoet iia lnmmcn ON Gnu.
nelieu al EN- Notwithstanding, bpiS
SapitaI al $4,000 er ifafiet tiIoeie
oeb SaIe al glitter, og icm ubeIllf,
fenbe ifaI irIgc inaoarne 8nrcr, Ser
er l1niorfabrifers Irooufter. SIRE.
Oit fan erboIheS finn al bem iom bar
Sitter | Sorretrirgen, % Iftier ital
betragteS Tom trnrsportnble Sam.
menifub. Der or 10000 Nftier, bper
lp6enbe poo S., men inger Gerion
ener SomiIie fan hoISe mere cno tppe
al 6isie Iftier, % irqen arbeioeror.
aaniiation mere emo 40. Eli Perio.
ner, Der life bprer til noqen grbei.
REORGANIZATION ifoI Ser iaIt life iGI.
qes mere emo 40 Eroccnt az sen belle
aopitoI. 81 Rroccnt al Sorticneiten
fol aarIia iGtteS tiIiioc for at bnnrc
ct R~eiernefonh, mebcn8 &eItcn al
Sortiereiteu bIioer forfeit menem
Gftieeierne / ScnhoIo iii bpor mango
Nftier &c bar. Gen me Sorretninq
Ser fontronereS al Sircftcrcr, ben.
teS bPre igonq inocn en- Waanco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
ct biiforif Soro.

Songen al England bar ifiGnfet
De forenebe ipbofrifanife Stater oct
gorb, ben Ben og oct gIpfbus, iom
anpenotes al Song gbmnrb, GA ban
nnoertegnebe oct 9oflment, ifelge
botlfet Oct npe, ipoafrifanife Stats-
forbuno opretteoes. Elsie Eager err
lenot aflteo for al fllnne finbcS |
a%apitooens MISUNDERSTANDING,
naor Sertugen al Gonnougbt, leoiu.
get az 8enalinoe og 9otter, Trin.
leslie Fatricia, n9ite Ioaneo bill
oabne Oct ferite ipbafrifonife Gorlu.
ment. Gen iooafrifnuIfc Stots Segl
er UNDER Grbeioe / 2onbon og bIiper
mart fGroigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28

Webe at rpffe no tiblig Ell Seroog
Yiorgcn, mnrifere ire Diil no / $50.
gen % Der opfgre Ell 5emmerbptte,
ION DC faloer sort Snenina. Sioen
bar Der pGret mango llomarifer i'll
bette Sort. % DC iorifieaige En.
trolls bar fiGmpet orobeiig for at
inotage "SGitningen". Steoet bpor
oct npe Sort Sneniug Iigger er for.
reiten al biitoriif S~nteresie, tbi finn
CT Stenfnlt oerfra iegte Npbpggerne
et SfiileIteo unocr Snoianerblooba-
oct | 1862, og peo eagle 9afe, Iiot
poa Ell aTben aont al gpen, er oct
Steo, bpor 8uri gnberion ~frclite
Oscar Gricfion og SoIomon 5oote
peo at barre Dem bort til fin @ogn,
ION par forippnot ct Bar Srer, og
fiere Dem til ct liffert Ste6. Smeg.
men bar mango ioo6anfte Minoer, oa
De unge Scouts iGtter iiq ino / alt
bette beo at beiore og Iiggc / 2eir
poa De io%rlfiellige Steber. 9pens
SonoelSiorening bar a%nbefolet BE.
pGgelien beb Of Iabe @utterne faa
benptte oeres &luboprelier iii $50.
pebfoarter. Senere bill Optional
@nilo Saa blipe benpttet, oa Der bill
Der bIipe ifoifet Starter % 9sger til
&eiIeoning | Sriluitslip, og ubenfor
bette Sooeofporter bill oQe Srbre bIi
oplIdaet. De forificaiqc EatroI8 ltp.
res al ct Hoao, Der er iomtmeniot
al Seoerne for oisie, men eQers cr
Der ell roaogipenoe aomite, ION be.
Itoar al Here al 9pens 6orrctninas.
mGno. Opens airfeiomfun0 % slpi.
'erne bar Itettet 9epraelien. oa Den
bar Der abort itsrre Sremifriot emo
noget anOet Steo / IoropeIten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
3riscnuHu.
@ammcl Ga Spracr bsi

@ammcl ga Grpsic.@ uracr osb.
Ole @ricfion. ser / en- lang Huffe
al Inr bar boet / Ga crosse, err al.
aooet peb 0soen oeritebs / Ell sllber
al SO Iar.
WplcbranO / Nicc Cafe. Hice 2ofe
Splitting & EotpCr Cos ltnre Msae
og Glepator / &ice 9ofe neobrpnote
Sen 20oe bS. meO ct Cab al $4,000;
ISiuronce $4,000. Sloen antageS
opItooet peo mougeIfuIbe eIeftriifc
2eoninger | aiTINeretaeen.
Surobrr pnn WarfeSct. Sormcre
/ Smegnen al ga crosse bar inbbe.
Itet i'm onbcn garsapling al Soro.
bGr, iom oct unrnte &eir bar trent
brepet, On Tarmer bar plllffet 200
aoort % ioIgt Ncm | @pen for 40
Gents pr. apnrt. SorbbGrenc err
itore % initiac, "a sc err Iiaeiaa bel.
imagcube Tom Sc. ser pIuffes ON
Taarcn.
Erriiocntipu itnSerer gscrbrma.
glonbt De f6 Shioenter, repr9ien.
terenbc 6 icrificuiae 2anbe. iom ioar
itubercr ggcrbrua peb Statcns Uni
p%eriitet / Wnbiiou. err osiaa Soiepb
2ealiia. Son AZ Tern's Grpiibent
Otter at bare tiIcroebraat ct iireoors
ai,rIuS aetcr hcr lrnae 9egria iie iii
boge til Spb gmerifa for at bprfc
line Soroeicnoomme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
5NfuurTnfu.

Srpanp. Ole 81. SoIm % MiIS
Bertha Nione bIep forIeocn | @rai.
nero Geteoiebe al Bnit. 6. Soiigitao.
SsSsiulS / Scrsns Salls. OIof
&ieu, en- al SerailS Sails p~eIfienote
Sorgerc, Osbe formIig al @igtfcbcr,
A lar gommeI.
Snefalb / Eipeitunc. Rat til 2t6e
rs. bapbe man / TipeItone goret8
isrite Sre, Der fnIbt / iaa0on Mpna,
be, at Morfen belt bIcp Opffct. 6ur.
mcrne or BOG bel fremmc mc6 oIt
Irbeioe, og forreitcn bIep Sneen life
aanmel.
Calming Srenturcr brGnot. Gn
T%ognlaontna &renhirer, tiIberer0e
Sobn Stenbe al ltIcn, brGn6tc iioItc
Ssnoag nogIe fno WtiI siterfor Ra.
nttoba Srnction, ltoeu at SoQpcrio.
ralet bar iitan6 til at re66e Sc itaf.
felS 90r. &ognen bar bIcpcn fobIct
til eft 2ofomotio, % @niiter ira Bette
baooe autPr6t Ssict / %oQnen.
Trr orrbt / SurSraS. SbomoS
Snniou, q Inr QommcI, blcp sen
2i6e 68. unbcr fit Irbcine / @cmihii
uoiat for ct Sororo8, ser nritcu belt
bcgrop BAN San bIep friQiort iaa
burtia oct loo iig gierc, % han fonb,
teS life at bare list noact @cnbrnS.
men haboe 6erimo0 en- oIporIiu in.
Ore FORTHCOMING. San ncrtcNcS al
flrne Ieoe.
6ooc Iulingcr OcS Sumcr. q .
@enion oeo Conner bar I ScIt poa fin
Tarm trp'fet 2,tOO @uiheIS Smoo.
form, mcoeu3 hans Noboer &ohn
SUerS % @lls. &ohuion har facet
herboloSojS 100 % 1900 @uiheIS.
Eoa @cnionS Iorm bIcD @icnncm.
iritSubbottct al Soe6c q @uibcIy
SABRE 40 "a @pa so. Elsie Tarmr
or bcIi9acnOe / tuffc GF6qcn, ON.
trent % @tiI fra Eoucr.
S%ilitnnct Rurb. Gbron CIior. g.
Gor qommeI % ocn6e / 9fprbe6er
al Soriton, bar ii6ite Seu6ao bIcner
hrrbt / iii Stem, o. Chris. Opcrbn
Der oer Gag boohe prret ianrrcr
Tneo nfosor, bar tiIitauet at hare
SrPbt BAN. Coerb0 uuofpI6cr fla
meo, at SIiou isrIt baD0e arorebct
ham, oa al SET bar / S~eIuforinar han
log ham libel. Te hcpSe 9erboo
gften gnoet til CIinnS Stem. oc
begge HaO0e Ga bGrct berlie0e.
ScOre SclgSuing / guufa. aom,
misiionen for arofas @au6orrf %
eIeftrtifc InlGg bar 6eIIut.ct AT ON
Denoe 100000 til mt Raifircri %
andre Gorbe6ringcr, ionIeSes ooioc
belt m araftitntiou. 8a6erre hi
bIioe opIpit peo en- Rpffe @IeSelam
per, Der fGites til @pgninQcrne pot
begge Si6er, og oeSu6en ueo olntin
beige guclps. anofa eicr itt cue
GnlGg, 90 aommiSiioneu for set.
Cutuu4IHlIg IIeler uoen 0o0tQlB
relic.
Barn brrnSt tilopSe. Better auer
bes 4-odrige Gotter RatbiIoa brpnS
re Senong Gften libel REQ 6amiIicn
Siem | atelep. Ron bauoe hos 90
boen lar Sl6 paa cn6eI Sen ca apiIte
og Der babe 9ornet facet line alG
Der ontGnot. llnoer 5Iuaten bicr
III 6lammerne iterre Rprina ioa 8
ben lille naae6e fin i~frGfilaene NC
Der nor benoes aleber belt aibrunh
re % bet life 2egeme Ell nPite,
iifienoelig @iasie. 9eoen tom inar
iom en- gefrier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
Sub pnkntn.

SanororlDnitg for olarf. Gtfer
langporigt Irbeioe og mango Ban.
i~feligbeoer bar man / Glarf paa 506
6obS 0pboe itsot poa en- iaa rigelig
Tanompngoe, at Den pil ppre til.
iirGffelis for gpen.
Sbcater | Elanfington. Blaming.
tons me Sbeoter, Der | Ssbet al
Sommeren bar pGret unoer Bug
ming, bill blipe oatnet Den lite og
2oen Hopbr. 9beotrct, Der bar 9u.
tifbefpemmc!;gbeber / ierite Gtoge.
er bpgget al 6olf / gpen og foiter
$4,000.
Sloebranb frGpcr TO Gre. Inna
Wooos Stem | 2eao neObrGnote for
leoen meb Den SsIge. at en- al Su.
lets geboere brPnotc ir0e, og MI bar
Sloebronoen poa en- inoirefte Waa.
De frGDet enbnu ct Siier, iOet 2aura
8ilion er oeb of @un9ebetpnoelie,
lom Spgerne flyer beoirfeoeS peb
Snooanoing al Hsg. Sloen antages
at bore paaiot.
Ecnacpuie gienfnnocn. Huber en-
lioen alerebro peo 6ormers Glepa-
tor | Glarf fonbtes iorleoen en- Yoie
inoeboloenbe 800 Sobbercenter. g..
Gngen, al Sirmaet @iaiS & Gngen,
gienfienote Bengepoicn iom Ell, Der
for TO Iar iiben blep itiaoIet ira ben.
ne 6orretning, ibet Geugeifabet bIco
iprrngt meb 9pnomit. Hsperne
bapbe uben Spil funbet, at Oct life
Isnnebe llmaeen at Itiple &obber.
penge.
Sar inDSt Snbiancruc. Oct ipsger
meo at goa gait meb enoel SoIf, iom
bar giort 5orretninger meo Snoia.
nerne paa Roiebuo Reierpationen,
bpor Snoianerne iiees at pGre inpot
nGiten Ii9eiaa meeet iom / Sflobo.
ma. glanbt Dem, Tom oil bIipe it'll.
LET for De Sorenebe Staters areos.
ret n9ones 6. s. 9ebea, @. 6.
Courts, %. 30. 9uttcrfelb, Sarm
Sobnion % Sobn Worit5. Der pao.
Itaaes iaalebes, at en- 70 glar gam.
mel Snoianer, Der er ilsp og offpl.
Dig og oesuben life fan toIe eft ORD
Gngelif, er blenen norret til at Iplae
oper GOO gcers 2ano, iom Heaierin.
gen mcner, ban life bar ioaet noaet
for, omenofient Der / S~olgsbeoiiet
er nGbnt $1,000. &c Soreneoe Sta.
terS 9iitriftsabpofot Qisr 1~ororina
nao, at Sanoet enten ifoI tiIboaeaipes
Snoinneren eaer oaioa fol ser Beta.
les $4,000 for BET, boiIfet aniees for
at bore en- rimelig Eris.
Scficnot Snoiancr SsS. @omIe
Soc ga Sramboiie, Ell SaIpinbioner,
Der unoer Observation-Disclosures /
1862 gioroe Jig befien0t pes at rebbe
90 botoe Wenneifer ira at blipe mpr.
oct paa 0elloip Weoicine @aenturet,
err 300 | lit Stem nGr |eblin, War.
lbnu Goluntp. @anlIe SO ipntes al.
brig ON at blipe mirl0et ON bin Sci.
tegierning peb 9enpp Stone, 90 set
bouoe lin Sruno beri, at bon life
blep b~clsnnet pad Sen Iuaoe, iom
ban ipntes 0oaben forticnte. Som
ANDRE penligiinbcoe Snoiunere blep
ban efter Sprsrets llnoertruffeIie
'tirnfet enbel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
bpilfct Soc onioo FOR at bore ioo no.
aetrGr Den itsrite SorbaoncIie, ion1
frrnoe times BAN, oa ban omtolte al.
tio iioen Erriiocnt 9incoIn meb Sen
bpbeite Soroat. @Ianot hisic Heoifo.
Der bar oaiao ct Sernfiroe eft
'oofolbt "2oa Chain" = OF bette be.
boIbt ban iom ct Ninbe ON Wenne.
ifenes iorte lltofnemligbeo. iSet ban
nnoertioen meb Snan fltn0c frem.
bic "Nbrobom 2incoIns @ope", Tom
ban falote set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28

Glen % 9erien. "Se paa SanIen,
hoor ban irtter Trien tiIpeirs, = lea
I~fjenner life. bpao ban bar at bore iaa
frp al"
"StuIoe life ban bore fri? San err
10 fine Gftertommeres StamfaSerl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28

Snn: "2u er meset Iniqere MOB Sc
ltumme Spr eno MOB mig"
Dan: "6orIe9 at oGre itum bu, Iau
Hal On bare ie, bpor mil ies ital orrc
mob big"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-15
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

Cardinal Gibbons IS expected IN Wash
ington again this afternoon. to be the
guest, of Mgr. Thomas S. Lee, rector Of
st. Matthew'S Catholic Church. until to-
morrow evening. His eminence will Cele-
brate an early mass. 1t is expected he will
preach at the solemn high mass at II
o'clock. At o'clock he will administer
the sacrament OF confirmation to a large
class of children and adults. Rev John
Cooper, d. D.. will be celebrant Of the
late mass, with Rev. Edward l.. Buckley
as deacon, and one of the Jesuit fathers
from Georgetown University as sub
deacon. Mgr. Lee will assist in the sane
tuary.
The Holy Name Society Of the parish
viii receive communion in body at the
Z o'clock mass, and hold a meeting at
Rauscher's at S o'clock in the evening
W. E Montgomery, president of the or
ganlzation, will preside, and Mgr. Lee,
spiritual director, Will also attend. a
special programme of music has been
prepared by the choir, under the direction
of Miss Jennie Glennan. to be given at
the Il o'clock mass and confirmation
services.
The church of the Holy Name will
tomorrow celebrate the pastoral feast Of
the church. Solemn nigh mass will be
sung at 1870 o'clock by Rev. Charles \.
Dubray, professor Of philosophy at Marist
College, Catholic University, with Rev.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-15
How to Get Rid
Of CataFrh
A Simple, Safe, Reliable Way, and
It Costs Nothing to Try.

Those who suffer from catarrh know
its miseries. There is no need of this
suffering You can get rid of it by a
simple. safe, inexpensive, home treat
ment discovered by DIT. Blosser. who for
over thirty-five years has been treating
catarrh successfully.
His treatment is unlike any other. 1t
IS not a spray, douche, salve, cream, or
inhaler. but IS a more direct and thor
ough treatment than any Of these. II
cleans out the head, nose, throat. and
lungs so that you can again breathe
freely and sleep without that stopped-up
feeling that all catarrh sufferers have.
II heals the diseased mucous membranes
and arrests the foul discharge, so that
you viii not be constantly blowing your
nose and splitting, and at the same time
Il does not poison the system and ruin
the stomach, as internal medicines do.
II you want 10 test this treatment with
out cost, send your address to DR.. ].
W. Blosser, 81 Walton street, Atlanta,
Ga, and he will send you by return
mall enough Of the medicine 10 satisfy
you that it is all he claims for IT as
a remedy for catarrh. catarrhal head
aches catarrhal deafness, asthma, bron-
chitis. colds. and all catarrhal complica-
tons. He will also send you free an f.
Illustrated booklet Write him immedi-
Etsly.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-15
Winter Trips TO Old Point.

The low rate of fare offered by the
Potomac and Chesapeake line TO Old
take a midwinter trip TO these points.
The steamer St. Johns leaves here Tues
day, Thursday. and Saturday at ?. m,
and leaves Norfolk Sunday. Wednesday.
and Friday ?. m, and Old Point a half
hour later. The steamer IS a fine one.
with most comfortable passenger accom-
modations, and a trip on her can be en-
toyed 10 the fullest extent A special