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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-03-01
BEAVER DAM.

Feb. 27.-Albert Leach purchased
the home of J. Will Cooper on Main
eteet, has moved to same and Mr.
Cooper has moved to one of Mr.,
Mann Tilford's new cottages.
Mr.. J. II. Barnes has bought the
residence of Mr.. Gibson and the lat
ter has moved to Central City.
The protracted meeting at the
Methodist Church is still in progress.
The pastor is assisted by Rev. p. II.
Davis. OF Russellville. There have
been about 30 conversions so far.
Miss Emma Kuvkendoll, of Wood
bury, is visiting the family of Mr.
s. p. Tavlor.
Mr.. Fred TAYLOR. Princeton. Nv.
was in town on business a day last
week.
Mr. L. T. Hnnmons and Miss Iva
NJ. TAYLOR. Of Liberty neighborhood
were united in marriage. Rev. e. u.
Chick officiating. Mr.. w. F.. Bald
win and Miss Cli#e Roach wore also
united in marriage. Pev. c. d. Chick
officiating. Both these weddings
took place recently.
Mr.. DvrOn Rarros and his little
niece left last weels f." CrowIev. Ia
70 visit the family of Mr.. Shelby
Taylor.
Miss Binnie HURLEY, Of HONEYWELL.
was the guest of Mrs. Mate Hunle'
the MAST week and left on Saturdar
for Hartford, where eho was united
in marriage to Mr. Sam Knight. of
Muhlenberg COUNTY.
We received Lost week the min
utes Of the meeting Of the naugh-
ters Of the Coufederacv that was
held in Louisville last October. II
was presented bv the Tom Johnson
Chapter, located az P"inceton, Nv.
II is the only organization in exist
ence that perpetuates the memory Of
the bows that wore the grav. All
honor to these noble christian wo-
men.
Democrats of our town ore for
NcCrearv for Governor. He has
been tried and everybody knows he
will make a good Governor.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-03-01
AN OHIO COUNTY COUPLE
MARRIED AT OWENSBORO

The greensboro Messenger saws:
Mr.. d. S. Clouse and Miss Minnie
F. Waters, both Of Ohio county, were
married by Justice Lancaster in the
Office of the county clerk. Thursday
morning. The couple came 10 the
citv in the early morning and after
being married spent the day here,
leaving for their home in the country
in the afternoon. Mr.. Clouse was
for a long time an employe of the w.
A. Guenther and Sons hardware
store, but resigned his position sew
eral months ago and moved to Ohio
county. where he is now engaged in
farming.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-03-01
THREE MORE Quo COUNTY
MEN JOIN THE L. =. ARMY

Arnold Rushes. John Rolling and
Finer Tucl-er. all of Ohio county,
Joined the L. S. Army at the army
recruiting station at greensboro,
XIV. February %. They enlisted for
the Infantry branch of service and
were sent to Jefferson barracks at
ST. Louis. Mo-. FOR their preliminary
training in the duties Of soldier.
Since the recruiting station has
been opened AZ Owenshoro last No
venber, there have been about 60
arnlicants accented at that place,
fNo"' 20 Of whom were from Ohio
county.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-03-01
HARTFORD. KY, WEDNESDAY,, MARCH l. 1911.

of his daughters capture by the In
dians and her rescue from them, and
related his own experience with the
Indians. Daniel Boone's grandfath-
err, George Boone, who lived in De-
vonshire, England, sent in 1717 his
oldest son, George, and his daughter
Mary to Pennsylvania to investigate
and report. He spent the following
winter in Wales with his wife and
eight children, mostly grown, and
came to America with his family in
the spring of 1918 and located in
Obey. He and his five sons
George, John, James, Samuel and
Squire-settled in what is now Exc
ter. 1t was in 1880 that Squire
Boone bought of Ralf Asheton, of
Philadelphia, farm of 1853 acres, on
which Daniel was born. It was
three years after Daniels birth that
the father sold to the Quakers the
land for the burial ground of which
he was trustee and what is now
known as the Exeter Friends Meet
ing House.
The Hanks family, to which Nan
cy Hanks, Lincoln's mother, belong
ed were old-fashioned Pennsylvania
Germans. The name of Hanks is
frequently met with throughout the
State of Pennsylvania, and most per-
sons of that name are descendants
of the family OF Lincoln's mother.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-03-01
DYNAMITE USED BY
NIGHT RIDER FIENDs

Owingsville. KY, Feb. 23.-One
house wrecked by an explosion of
dynamite and notes of warning post
ed in newly grown tobacco beds, con-
stitute the initial work of night rid
ers to date in this section. Sentiment
among the tobacco growers in Bath
county has been strong for the elimi-
nation of the 1911 crop. The house
dynamited was untenanted, but had
been rented by a man who proposed
to raise tobacco this season. The
village of sharpsburg, near by. was
shaken early to-day by the explosion
which wrecked the house.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-03-01
CARRIE NATION WILL
LEAVE HOSPITAL SOON

LeavenwOrth, Kan, Feb. 81
Carrie Nation, who has been under
treatment in a hospital here for a
month lis greatly improved in health,
in spite of the fact that physicians
recently gave up hope of her recov-
cry.
Mrs. Nation has been suffering
from a nervous breakdown, but her
mental condition is now so satisfac-
tory that she is taking treatment for
her eyes from a specialist. She eX-
poets to leave the hospital shortly af-
ter March 1.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-03-01
Baptist Ministers Meeting.

The Beaver Dam Baptist Ministers
Institute held a very interesting ses-
sion in the law Office of Rev. c. d.
erich. Beaver Dam, Thursday after
noon, February 23d. Ministers pres
ent were: Elders A. B. Gardner, G.
". Lawrence, c. d. Chick and Birch
Shields.
Our next meeting will I've held
Wednesday evening, March LIST, at
1870 o'clock at the same place.
All Baptist ministers are invited
to attend. as we'll as all others who
may be interested.
BIRCH SHIELDS, Sec'y.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-03-01

competent. The total amount charg-
ed to Mosely in the Commissioners
report was approximately SS,794,
which was reduced by his turning
over certain notes, bonds, mortgages
and other securities. Mosely is also
the Circuit Clerk whose Office was
examiped during last December by
Assistant State Inspector Carver.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-03-01
Farm For Sale.

I have one hundred acres of well
improved land on the Knott's Ferry
road, three miles northwest of Cen
tertown, for sale. On this farm are
good dwelling, tenant house. good
young orchard of so apple and other
fruit trees, just beginning to bear.
For further particulars call on or
address, w. L. JAMES.
eta Matanzas, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-03-01

Do not need to be cauterized or scar
flied by a physician. Sutherland's
Eagle Eye Salve is guaranteed to
cure them without pain. It is harm
less and a sure cure for graduated
lids. Csc tubes at all dealers. m
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-03-01
GIVEN AGAINST
CIRCUIT CLERK MOSELY

Henderson. KY, Feb. 25.-Judg-
ment for $5,16s.S5 was entered in
the Circuit Court here to-day against
Wynn @. Mosely and the American
Bonding Company, the latter being
Mosely's surety on his bond. as COM
mitted for George B. Robinson, in
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1911-03-01
FOR SALE.

Five-room cottage with acres
of land, in Hartford. Ky. Good out
buildings and a we'll OF never-fail-
ing water. Price 100.
For Sale-Five-room cottage in
Hartford, Ky. Price $3.50.
A. c. YEISER G. CO.. Agts..
If Hartford, Ky.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
FIGURES ON CRIME
DON'T SEEM TO AGREE
srccial cnble 10 The Tribune.

Special Cable 10 The Tribune.
LONDON. Dec. lis crime in Eng
land on thos increase or decrease? In
the last volume OF Judicial Statistics a
gloomy picture was painted of Il Grea
Britain in which evildoers increase in
number every month, Now comes the
report of tho commissioners Of prisons
and the directors of convict prisons, III
which the figures point TO n decided de-
crease in crime. Tho report. however,
safeguards itself by saying:
''lt is not pretended that prison sta,is"
tics q O.. the number of convicted per-
sons received into prison In given
year) can he regarded as A conclusive
test of the law-abiding habits of the
community"
Tho report OF the commissioners OF
prisons states that the conclusion Of
Judicial Statistics Is based exclusively
ON the number of persons. not convicted.
but proceeded against for indictablo crime
| for only two quinquennial periods. and.
"had the comparison been carried back.
say nifty years instead Of be-
wailnE increase We should be congratu- :
lating ourselves on a very notable de-
crease, VIZ. from 276 TO 1s7 per 100. 200
persons OF the population OF the coun-
| try'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
HOME CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM

DO moi waste time nor take chances
OF becoming a cripple or helpless
sufferer from Rheumatism by trying
10 cure the disease with external ap-
plications alone. Such treatment
sometimes gives relief from the
severe pain, or may reduce the
inflammation of swollen joint or
muscle, but the effect cannot be more
than temporary. Each day the cause
is allowed 10 remain in the system
Rheumatism gets a hrner hold on
its victim. Purify your blood OF the
iuha1nmatory uric acid and then YOU
will cure the disease permanently.
The system will respond more quickly
and surely to S. S. S. than any other
treatment. This great blood purifier
possesses the penetrating qualities
necessary 10 drive out every trace of
urata matter from the circulation and
build the blood up to a nourishing
and healthful condition. Only pure
blood can overcome rheumatism, and
8. S. S. surely creates pure blood.
thousands have cured themselves of
T,heumatism by using S. s. s., a
medicine made entirely OF roots.
herbs and barks; no harmful mineral
cutters into its composition. and
$. S. S. is therefore safe for any one
10 use Write for our book on Rheu.
rlatism and ask for any special med
al advice. No charge for either.
= S. S. is sold at drug stores.
IL SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

TRIBUNE WANT ADS PULL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
MUCH NEAR WHISKY
FOUND IN NEW YORK
But All Such Vintage Has the
Fight in II, Says One
Critic.
By Loasci Wire to The tribune.

BY Lcasci Wire to The Tribune,
NEW YORK, Nov. 3o.-Just rs Now
York Is recovering from the effect of
tho garbage slrii" and has become rec
onciled 10 seeing Wall street and Colonel
Roosevelt agreeing ON one subject.
man comes along who declares on his
word Of honor ms a kcntuckian-aud an
expert that OF the liquid New York has
been drinking AS whisky. 30 per cent Is
something else.
New York Is strong for fancy labels
and pretty bottles, and does not care
much for what is In the bottles said
: s TUch OF Louisville.
There Is comparatively little bottled
in bond whisky used in New York. That
label means that the whisky has been
I'm bonded warehouse forty eight
months. and is bottled under the lnspcc-
ton of the government. Most OF the
bottled goods is n combination OF n"W
whisky. from which tho fusel oil has
been extracted mixed with n small guam
combination artlficially oolorcd to give
IL tho right tint
'One reason for this adulteration, OF
course, is that the near whisky is cheap
cr. Another Is that there WAS short
age I'm the production In 1907. when tho
distilers could not get the money TO do
business There Is plenty OF good Wills
Ky. and YOU can get the bottled III BOND
goods ut the first t-class places. Rut there
Will be Il continued uso or tho comttna-
ton FOR n few years. since there also
WAS ~ shortage In 1908 and 1909
THAT listens WELL said man in
Tenth avenue saloon. who heard tho oN,
planation. but am 10 Years old and
llt,lo drop has the fight in il. whether il
Is four years or four days old
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
The Knockout Blow

revelation to inc Pts
of mo TOT H JN
punches thrown
had told one OF tn
espotwa the stomach m
that Vulnerable organ
We
Indifferent until disease ~ 'o ~
plxu and knocks susou
strong by fHe HSe on A'ocsor
pfec1 y00"seN
dyspepsia torpfo HVe
diseases C1 1ne organs
nutrition
The Golden Discovery" effect all mucous
reached
Dr.
stomach bladder
booklet
ingredients and explaining Their
It ruon Dr. R. v Pierce Buffalo, ~ T.
Dr. Pierce medicines
Of tpened
used instead
good Golden
decidedly
and
Dr.
supplied trade
mailing DR.
Stomach Liver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

a horrible feast on< tho remains OF the
victims.
'rho surviving adNenturers fought
pluckily day and night. and succeeded III
emitting their way through the tangled
underground OF the Back river
They made = raft of logs, under The
constant flight Of arrows. and then took
To the river In darkness
II was cnrriod down stream by the
swift current TO the coast. where II was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

will supply the leadership 20 the old
country.
Possibly that has something To do with
the giC, of $4,000 that camo along 10
tho tariff campaign fund immedia ,cIy
Bonar Law was chosen. from James Bu-
chanan head OF the great firm OF whisky
distillcrs, who has big interests in British
Columbia real estate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Silk Exports Decrease.

topHNI3T NdUTE 10 7 1T" TIUUHV'
LYONS, Dec. 2.-The latest SILK trade
statistics published at Lyons show that
during the first nine months Of the year
silk exports were only S33. $50 900. COM
pared with S56.T2i 900 in the Same period
last year. Manufacturers declare that
this diminution OF nearly SG000.000 is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
NATIVES SLAY AND
EAT PROSPECTORS
;peciai Cable To The Tribune.

SYDNEY. Dec. 1.-The massacre OF n
prospecting party In northern 1apua has
lust been reported. The company,
Which numbered thirty. lott their scnoon-
er at the coast and prococ ed into tho
inland mountainous regions. The ma
tivcs who were quiet until several days
Journey ur the river, then became aE-
gresslv- and shot poisonous arrows, kill
ing several OF the adventurers, and held
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
To Aid Irrigation Project

Special Cable 10 Tie Tribune.
CAPE TOWN. Dec. of The S.
900 agricultural loan foreshaoowed
Botha, the South African premlcf
will be devoted 10 tho government
CATION scheme and part TO subsleizI
farmers private schemes. presu
through the land banks which Il
posed 10 extend throughout the ,nl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

found that the little schooner had in
the meantime been huhetcd by bad
weather and toundercd.
They eventually arrived at n coast
settlement almost starved. and in rags.
4 punitive expedition OF native police,
commanded by n magistrate, was dis
patched to the canDbals' camp.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

cob aus SO~a.

Su benz in 0es Noines, So, er.
IHeinen0en .sSotpn 5taatsanSeiger1
3oat Serr G9urles Sab, Der Saos.
meiIter 0es nDeutih-Nmerifauil&en
IiberoleH Stoatsoerbonos bonS@Da~,
tueIher oieien crit i'm porigeu Sobre
Dem JaotionaDbllno b~eigetretenen Der.
BANJO aui Der Dor Rllr5em bier abge.
baItenen gtatioual . Convention Der.
trot, unierem @aibingtOner Deutih-
t6llm nadyItebenoes Sob: ~9R 8or6es
reitungen, melfe Die Mllsihiiile Oes
3neigOerbanOes DiItriot Of Columbia
fir Die unterbnltuug Der Delegation,
Gomen pie 9erren, t1elib nod
S6luB Der @eiddftsiibung eetroFfen
batten, funren oerort, bob man aud
MIR cine Stinne, bic 0es bodIten
2obes, iiber Dos @ebotene inter ben
8eIufern borte. @eiitige @eriiIie be;
Der ~Deutihe Gag" 5eber uiuO einem
gonfett, Iotuie eeieliee llnteubnltin.
gen unO ausfIiise our 8eiidtigltng
Der -Sebensmiiroigfeiten Der StaSt
uno ungebrng pehieIten IN lhoner
8eiie nit chamber nb, uto upuroe Ic.
init DER oieutdgige AitfentbnIt in Der
prGdtigen 8unoeSbailptltaot 0u Dem
eenfbar angenebmlten fir ale, oeneu
ons Slid 6eidieOen mar, aIs 8ertre.
ter ibrer 8er6Gn0e in oteIen @onuent
geifift 5ll tperoen. Ges 0anfes poi
fiir Die unuergeBIiden Gage, Die mar
Inter tbnen 0erleben ourfte, tpuroe
glbidieO genommen BON ben Iieben
@afbingtoner Geutiden nit BEN
@uni9e auf elm frobes @ieOerieben
re9t DieLer oui Der n1dJiten Gonpen.
ton i'm Sabre 1918 in Ct. 2ouis."
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
Gin neMeS 2itemSiabr bot be'
9Omwem.

Am Mitttpod bot elm tieues 2i5end-
iobr angefangen. Aae @ei@1fts.
leute, Die our 8abIung elmer i1brIi-
den 25en3gebiibr OerpfIiGtet iino,
mtBten Oieie bis ipdteitens Inn A ubr
am Wittpo1 No1mittog entri9tet
baben niorigenfalIs INN Mitter-
nodt ibr @eiGdft eei9Iolien tper0en
muBte uno Die 8Oli5ei inb ou, oaB
es am ~foIgenoen Woreen nidt tuie,
Der ee0ffnet tpltroe. Bis our feitge-
iesten Stunoe mar bel Germ &oger
@iIIioms, benz Glerf Der 4cciiebe.
borOe, bon orei Wirtben un0 bier
Spirituoien : @roBb1nolern, Die BIS
Der I'M 8elis elmer 2i5en5 tuaren, elm
@rneuerungsgeiuh nebIt ben oa5u
geb0rigen $500, be3. $3.50 niht ein-
ge9ougen. Dieie iinO iomit aus Der
8abl Der @oibingtoner Spirituoien.
b1noler auseei9ieoen. Sm gan5en
naren 518 S1ontIioen5geiuhe einge-
rei6t poroen. Qie 3obI Der ION
Itieen 2ioenoeefu6e-im Sabre 1910
CAB es i'm eonoen 1000 2iaen6en al
Ter glrt uur0e niht befannt ee-
eeben. sIuBer ben ouriidgebIiebe-
men SptrihuCienIBenoen mar aud
fir AZ 9i5en0en fir 6ffentIihe Sal.
len, 8onOeIbiIOer, 2undrooms uno
0ieitouronts fein Grneuerunesgeiud
stuesreiGt tpCrben.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
&abbtner 0ewdbIt.

Die stoos Ssroel : @emeinOe, be-
rem Spnaeoee iid an Der 5e9iten
uno s. GtroBe befinoet, bat ibren
bisberigen &obbi Souls ggeIion nidt
tpieoergem1bIt, ionoern an oeiien
@tene ben bisberieen gorIeier S.
~@luibnf, einen geborenen @itlien, Der
nber i6on in 0eutidIonO, gngIano,
S9ottIono uno Siioofrifn &obbi-
nerItenen befIeioet bat, berufen.
&obbi @Inibot piro bon iebt al ale
arbeit in Der ortboooren 9Ioos s.
roeI Gpnogoee, einidlieBli4 Der
2eitung Der Sonntagsi6uIe unO Der
9Io1en in Der iiiOiiden @ei6i6te
uno Der bebrGiiden Spra@e iiberneb.
men.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
0eutS@eS @aiIenbanS.

Sn Dem S1tgerbun06eim belt am
9ieuitae slbenO Der DeutIfe @oiien.
%baiisoerein urlter Dem @orIit 6es
@r6iiOenten 6rieor. Snbof feline tiht
MIR BON Gireftoren uno 1elegaten
beiudte SabresoeriammIung ob. au,
Der Dem Protofon Der D~ori1brigen
Snbresneriammlung nerIas Der SET
retdr @m. S. Mepers ieinen Sobres.
berift, fomie one Sabresberidte oes
6rnlIen . 9ilfsoereine alno oes IA.
mensge6bDereinS ulo Dem oes 8ous.
bertunlters Dsfor @reiI. Gle ipiiroen
ant eebeiBen un6 gum Druid onge.
pieien. Sn Der bierntf boreenomn1e.
men Sobresapdbl tplir6en Die nohbe.
nannten Direftoren fiir Die fomnen-
Ben brei Sabre gerp1bIt: Charles
BotidL Geo. s. BeBler, Gbarles g.
@erner. Martiu @iegono, SObn ROIb
uno fir Die nod iibrigen 5tDei Sabre
oes 8ermins oes meiIanO @erner
God &err SObn 0ruft.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
@rdNOemt 9att's @abIbere@'
ti8Mm8.

8r1Iboent 8aft batte 5tpar redtel-
tig ieine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus
Dem @eIten na9 Cincinnati, MOO er
wubN6ereftigt III, geItidt, uber er
Gattc Derldumt, ieine unterlhrift no.
tarien begloubigen gu laiien. Aitf
oielen 6e6Ier altfmerflam gemnht,
rolte er oos geri6umte in gtepcaltle,
@poming, naf un0 IonOte Die notn'
riea 6egloubigten 8npiere fpicoer
itah Cincinnati. Mnein bort wliroe
Sas Shreiben BON Ser Boit 81 ipat
o5geliefert, 10 Dab Der 8raIioent I'M
regeImGBigen 8erlauf oerginge ntft
ucr Dem naditen 6riibiabr Ieill
Stimmredt 61tte nusiiben founen.
SnoelIen bot 5tontsiefretdr @roueS
bon Ohio entibie0en, bob Dem giir-
ger Gait NIT Hiidiidt OaraiIf Dob er
Die &egiitrotionspapiere nod redt6ei'
ttg om 81. Sftober, Dem lesten SC
eiitrotionstnge, nuf bic Bolt g~egeber
bobe. bns @abLredt nift borentbnl.
ten merOen foae. y
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
alasfat R~Obleni6dse.

Dor Dem american Dining Con.
sreB, Der IN Der porisen Isolde in
Chicago tagte, CAB AM porigen 6rei
tag Der ioeben BON ieiner AIosta.
Geiie 5iriidgefebrte Setretar oes
5nnern, Jiiber, in ieinem unO oes
Yrdiioenten Iaft Namen Die ertId-
rung nb, Dab Nlasfas midtise 9ob-
Icnlddte feinem 1ruIt uno feirem
@roBtapitaIiiten in ole &1noe fol.
len perOen. Die 9fegierune ueroe ben
seiommteu aobIenbeIis Tiir Domaine
erfl6ren uno ein5eln gegen einen BIZ
lieen Bohtihiqine an l1nteruebmer
perpn1ten uno auftbeilen. 8orI1u.
fig miiuOen ober nur 10 OieLe &Oblen-
l1n0ereien uerpndtet weroen, ais no.
tbis lit, UNI Den Oortigen aoIenbeOnri
3I oeden.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
Drei neMe amerieamiIcbc
Garnim6le.

Die ameritanii9en grdGaten Sra.
biidof 6arIeD BON SEEM Yorf, @r5.
biidof OGonnea BON Bolton uuO
Der beige pGpltIihe Delegot Giome-
De 6olcouio erbielten ON Wontag
BON Cardinal MterrD gel Bal, Dem
2apltlihen 5tontsiefret1r in 3om
ole omtlide Mittbeilung, ooB tie l6ei
Dem oitf ben q. 0obember onbe.
roumten @onliitorinm su @arOin1len
erboben neroen Iolten. Die 6rei
airbenfiirIten peroen popoiisIiftlidl
ON 10. Soon. nod &om nbreiien. Ser
Don Hnpit Bins eetroffenen gutihei-
oung, Mmeritn ouBer Dem CARDINAL
Gibbons nod orei anoere Bertreter
I'M Seiligen 4olIegium 81 gepdbren,
miro aIerorten cine iebr bobe 8e0eu.
tung beigelegt. Bielfod miro be.
bauptet, Dob oltf oieie @eiie Der @eg
fiir ole fiinfti9e @rp1bluns zines
amerifonii9en 8opites see6net tuer-
De. IS miro oauallf bingetpieien, OaB
Die Iereinigten 5toaten un0 ibre Be-
Iisungen, Die Bbilippinen : Snfeln,
@apaii, Horto Hico unO Guam, ole
groBte 3nbl BON Ratbolifen in Der
gan3en Welt in 1iA bereinigen. 4ber
nidt nur Der 3abI mad, lonoern audi
binIiAtIi6 Der 9ieie ibres reli5i0ien
@mpfinoens, ibrer 6rommigteit,
Greue gesen ben Seiligen 5tubI,
e6enio an @obIitano unO 6reigebig.
felt i~i6ertr6fen Die aatbolifen Nme.
rifas oieienigen onoerer Q1noer. Der
@eoanfe lit Ialt a~etuoroen. bob oil
Dem Tng, an tpelbem es nift LANCER
aIs ~notbpen6ig betrodtet miro, OaB
ole b0fite RirhengetpnIt Der romiih-
taf6oIiihen Stride our9 einen Sta
liGner repr1ientirt tperoe, Elm iriIh-
omerifnniI9er 8apit ben Sbron Be
til beIteigen meroe. Woniignor Sol.
comic, Der Elm nnturnIiiirter 4meri-
faner lit, miro bopousIihtlih nidt
tpieoer nod ben 8ereinisten Stnoten
5lriiftebren, ion0ern fortan bic 5teI-
lung zines 8erntbers 6es YnpItes
einnebmen.