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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-07-19

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-07-19

10% discount all infants dresses and
cloaks
20% discount on children's wool jackets
2O% discount on ladies' gingham dresses
20% discount on all ladies' and misses lin
gerie dresses
20% dis. on all ladies' silk dresses
10% dis on ladies shawls
1O% on all ladies and misses wash coats
and busters and on all ladies' raincoats
One lot ladies rain coats values up to S12
special at SIS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-07-19

Harvest Sale in Shoe Department.
Leather Footwear decded during Eighth Annual Harvest Sale
money you investigated prices
bargains
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-07-19
Harvest Sale in Carpet Department

10% on all other rugs up to size 40 by TO
9x12 tapestry rugs, to close out Irregular S13 so
for $10.75 SIS for S12.75
9112 Administer rugs, worth up to S25 $40. IS
9x12 velvet seamless rugs S22. so val, $40 rs
S29. SO Wilton velvet seamless rugs S26. SO
Bagdad Wilton 9x12 rugs at S34
Ingram rugs, all sizes from 35c to 75c So yd
2O% discount on all mattings, rugs
10% on all lace curtains, draperies and couch
10% on all grille. screens and hassocks
10% on all drapery goods
20% all lace bed sets
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-07-19

Harvest Sale in Ladies' Ready to- Wear Dept
Ladies' tailored $275O $35 Splits $25 90
$1575 Values SIS $3.50 SIPS Choice
value to SIS, $975 A small lot $575.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-07-19

iOu Cdh puy dhyuiihy III uuI OlUpllhy
vest Sale without saving at least 10 per Gel
$40 mems suits at 81. so ! $13 SO and $12 suits
at SO. 90; SIC. so and SIS suits at $12.O
$40 and S18 suits a SIS; SIS and S22. so
suits at SIS. o0 $50 and $27. so suits at.
$22.5
10% dis. on all plain blue and black suits
20% dis. on children's clothing
20% dis on wash suits
20% dis on fancy vests
20% dis. on all mems and boys caps
20% dis. on all children hats and caps
20% dis. on outing pants
10% disc all soft and stiff hats
10% is. on hosiery and jewelry
1917 dis. on dress and work gloves
10% on handkerchiefs neckwear, belts, gar
ters night robes, bath robes. umbrellas,
canes, walters vests and aprons, UNDER
wear purses collar and cuff bags etc.
10% on all trousers, Jackets, overalls, trunks,
suit cases. bags, telescopes and shawl straps
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
Junta Insular
de Sanidad

Con aslstencia Gle todos los miembros.
celebro session aver la Junta Insular de
Sandal. Concurrio tambien ell DR..
Llppltt.
Sc aprobo en- tercera lectura ell Re
glamento para recoger basuras e in
mundicias. en- harmonic con 10 dispues-
to Ell la actual ley de Sanidad. que exi-
me Il los Municipios de este servicio de
llmpleZa.
Tambien Sc aprobo en- tercera lee
tura el Reglamento de casas privadas.
Y para nuevas construcciones siendo
discutido el articulado relative con
diciones de capacidad, ventiIaci6n de
las habitaciones Y la relaci6n que debe
guardian la altura de los edificios con
ell ancho de las GALES.
En- esta misma session Sc aprobo una
enmlenda del ConceJo Executive al Re
glamento Gle traslaclon de cadaveres.
y cementerlos, y Sc pldlo conferences
para otraS
ri Director de Sandal mformo a
la Junta que Sc eStaba reallzando un
traba]o Gle anallsls de las aguas resi-
duas de las factorlas azucareras, Y quo
tan pronto como estuvlere terminado
10 refe1rla la Junta de Sandal. Els
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
J. Perez Losada.
Notable Compania

Tenemos a la vista la relacion de los
artistas que acaba dc contratar en- New
York el popular empresario de Circos
Tatali, y puede afrmarse que San Juan
disfrutara dentro de POGO de uno dc
los espectaculos mas interesantes que
en- sn genero Sc han visto Ell Puerto
Rico.
FL conjunto 10 forman 80 artistas dc
ambos sexos de fama mundial, Y basta
decir que todos proceden del gran tea
tro 'Hipodromo de New York.
Tambien vienen animales amaestra
dos, entire ellos seis caballos hermosi-
simos
Pfepararse. pnes, admirar nno de
los mejores Circos ecuestres de va
riedades entire los que hemos visto por
aca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
EN- LA FORTALEZA

FL Gobernador obsequi6 anoche con
UNA comida la comisi6n de ofciales
que lego dltimamente de los Estado
Unidos
Los mvitados fueron:
Sra. Anthony. Col Stephn G. Mills
Col William Stephenson y sonora
Col l.. M. Koehler y Sra, Camandan-
tie Frank W Coo, Comandante George
T. Patterson. Comandante NJ B. Sta.
want y sonora Comandante Bayley K
Ashfor Y sonora. Senior j d. Bruce y
senora, Teniente p. j Parra,
Ell sexteto Audinot ejecut6 algunas
pleas de su repertoire durante la co
mida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
A B0RDO DEL ''COAMO'

r,+,.a lae 10, ;n,no.,s;dada, o1,lo, aol
ID ! .,,.,, ,a,,o. ,..n,;no 10 %no,.a
vara, oon ~, t;o,,no ooo15nd;1, III
,,,a,,, :. dovl;za sohro las ac,as e,n mn
lovo b,lao.a ona none nm noco n5bdas
ls. .,ra. IL las nn;orox os bomhroS
o.nte muv hecha los Wales. mo expe-
rimentan la menor alteration. Nj 81
4uiera miriam al horizontp que es el va
poro,o cimia4to de la b0veda prodigiosa
lie los cielos. .Juegan en el fumador
de vcz en- yez piden m cocktail. Asi
nasan las horas. los dias. estas horas
esto> dias. largos. de abordo. tan iguales,
tan monotonos.
Yo paseo por el entrepuente mi nos
.algia mi todio. Alguna, vez penso
con egoiSmo professional. que psta calma
del tempo pudiera alterarse Y sobreve-
mir m accidente clmlquera. algo que
>e prestase una description emocio-
nante. porque hablar de que el cielo
azr cobalto es bello que el mar EN- cal
ma tinje la desmaNada tranquilidad de
los lagos eS coSa Que han dicho antes
que yo cuantos han tenido el honor d.
Preceoefhe EN- eSta deseSperante tarea
oe oeSciioir VlaJeS'
Yo, no es precisamente que qlnera
naufragar nj que eche dc menos un
iceberg, pero como no estoy en- vena de
deer befiaS coSas hablando del mar
del clelo plenso que de este ylaJe de
clnco dlas yoy tener muy POGO que
contar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23

da mas incierto No es aquello 10 que
paso, fulmoS nOsotroS. nososroS somos los
que paSamo>. llevando sobre nuestro CO.
raz0n los amal COS recuerdos de 10 Que
hemos vlvido Y sobre nueStro espiritu
el sUeno frustrado de aquello que no he
mos podido yivir. No; aquello no pa
50; alNello no pa>a nunca. Porpue
lm dla vamoS por el mar a lomoS de
I'M traSatlantico. y oimos lm piano que
revWa en ncSotroS todo un mllndo de
recuerd S Y cuando creemoS que la evo-
cati0n no ha de ha"ernos slrfrir. he aqui
que SentimoS un lijero escozor en- los
oios una OPPRESSION imtelna en- 81 pc
cho. \ miramoS en torno con Sobre-
salto. pcro podemos estar tranquioS
nadie. nadia nos ha visto nadie esta a
nuestro lado, 6 al amparo de la noche Y
bajo Sll manto Gle sombra. que hemos sdo
debiles ,un momento.
tNuestla debilidad Nuestra fuerza
iQui&n sabe nj cllando nj por que so
mos debiles somos fuerteso.
Esta manana, cuando todavia nos fall
taba un dIa de camino, hemoS visto re-
volotear, cerca del bllque. un paiarillo.
Como ell viaje ha sido tan igual. tan po-
60 accidentado todoS. hemoS tenido para
la fragil avecilla una mirada de graft
tud Una linda americanita. viendo CO.
mo la avecila Sc alejaba del buque Dies
pues de revolotear junto las Jarcias,
ha dicho mirandome tliste: Tan lejos
de TERRA Tan pequena Sc cansara
de volar y entonces.
81 viene otro buque detras la
he dicho por tranquilizarla
81 viene pero aqui estaba segura
Yo no he querido contradecirla Segu-
ro!.
Yo no sc por que ha 0enido mi me-
moria Ell "Titamic' FL "Coano' con
slls cOndicioneS marineraS. con Su mar
cha unlf0rne, con Su casco de hierro Y
con el tempo que llevamos, parece Sc
gulo sobre la mar Comparable con el
paJarillO que pasa, es a mueStros oJos
lma cosa formidable, pero ante la IN
mensidad azll que tenemoS arriba Y eS-
te enorme desierto del mar, nuestro bu-
que no es mas que otra fragil avecilla,
a remolque de nuestro pensamiento que
tambi6n Sc esfUerza en Volar.
j. Perez Losada.
\ bordo del "Coamo, el 13 de Octu-
bre de 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
NFORME ANNUAL

FL alcalde de Lares nuestro distin-
guido amigo don Juan Viv6, nos envia
una copia del lnforme annual que pre-
senta al Pueblo de Lares y al Goberna-
dor de Puerto Rico, dando cuenta de
la administration del Municipio duran
te el ano econ6mico de mil novecientos
once a doce,
FL estado de la Municipahdad de La
res es satisfactorio, y la labor del All
calde Concejo Municipal, muy efcien-
tie. Sc han llevado efecto notables
me, oras Ell la poblaci6n y Sc tienen en-
proyecto para ell actual ano economico,
otras importantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
Regalo de libros

FL doctor Tomas Vazquez, Director
que fu6 de la Sanidad Superior de Puer-
to Rico, ha regalado a la Biblioteca In
sular ciento sete yollmenes; casi todos
de eminencias cientifcas y entire ellos,
I'm diccionario de Medicinal y Cirugia en-
frances, que consta de cuarenta tomos.
Es un donativo de dos mas importan-
tes que Sc han hecho la Bibloteca
puertormquena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
PARA Ell REFUGIO

El senior Fernandez Juncos ha recib-
do aver para el Refugio de Ninos De-
samparados un giro postal de siete do
liars, enviado por don Jose Vicente. de
San Juan, y un billete de cinco dollars
sin mas indication de procedencia q1le
la del sello postal de Arecibo.
Sc agradecen mucho estos auxilios pa
ra la humanitaria institution.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
SOeIedad Espanoa De AuxIIo MaMe BeaeneeaeIa
DE PUERTO RICO

Ultmada la organization ntena del Sanatoro de esta
oocedad la una Dectiva ha acordado orecero p1bco
especalmente los Ses Medicos Ciruanos que deseen
utlizaro para evar ALI centes sempre que haya
CANA d1sponlble y asstros debidamene las excep
clonae condolences que hoy dicho estabecimento
para 10 cual sc acordo
1e-Que cada Doctor pueda utilizar el personal
ayudante de Medicos Practcantes de su particular
confanza
% La Socedad cobrara cuatro dollars diarios
por esancla servicio ordinario los enfermos
de tratamiento medico y cnco los de tratamiento
qur1rglco.
3o Los extraordnarios, incluso Ell uso de la Mesa
de Operaciones, tamben de cuenta del enfermo
~ Todo socio que 10 desee podra hacerse asistir
en- e Sanatoro Medco particular, correndo su
cuenta los honorarios de dcho facultativo
E4
AVELINO VICENTE
San Juan P R, IL de Octubre de 1912
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
Cine Tres Banderas

En- programa para esta noche eS
mlW mteresante. Entire otra> pelicu-
las de gran merito Sc eNhibira la titula-
ia Los Misterios de Paris que tiene
10000 pies 3 esta dividida en- ocho par
tes
Manana Sc reprisald mlevamente la
hermosa cinta Fuego en- el mar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
Licencia vencida

FL senior Luis Coy Tizol. desputs Dc
haber disfrutado de una corta hcencia.
durante la cual estilvo Ell varios pue.
bios de la Isla, ha vuelto hacerse car.
go de su trabajo en- ei Negociado de
Conttibuciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23

VEGA ALTA-El entierro de don
Eracho r. Amadeo, tuvo lugar hoy Y
aslstlo numerosa concurrencia de esta
poblaci6n. tambi6n como de los pueblos
cercanos Despidio el duelo don To
mas Prado, de Vega Baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23

SANTA ISABELLA corte munici-
pal de Salinas fue constituida aqui por
Engenio Torres, juez de paz, actuando
Ell yez del juez Lebr6n que esta EN- uso
de licencia Varios casos fueron re-
sueltos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
Los mitins de anoche

FL partido Unionista celebr6 anoche
nn mitin Ell el Boulevard del Vale,
el partido Republican, otro Ell la plaza
de Colon
La concurrencia ambos mitins fuf
numeroslsima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
NJ u noz Rivera

Esta tarde ha estado en- la Fortaleza.
y conferenci6 con el gobernador Cotton,
ell ilustre hombre pubico don Luis Ma
noz Rivera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
EN- SAN JUAN

Aver han llegado esta capital el
Lcdo. don Nemesio r. Canales. don To
mas Carri6n Maduro Y don Juan Gar
Ella Duc6s.
Nuestro saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
Estadistica del tempo

Ell promedio total de la lluvia regu-
larmente de la secci6n fue algo mas ba-
10 de 10 normal FL promedio mas ba-
10 fue en- La division F. con tres Guar
tos de pulgada; en la division O. 2,06
En- Isabella no llovi0 durante la semana.
La condicion de la temperature prone
dl0 muy cercamente normal para una
Semana de Octubre, Munqu Sc registra-
ron algunas temperatures atlas Ell Ia
costa Monte La mas alta fue 81 gdos EN-
Arecibo el sabado la mas baia 5S gra-
dos en- Mailcao.
Estado de los fenomenos atmosferi
cos facilitado por las observaciones del
W. S. Weather Beareau de San Juan
de Puerto Rico, hoy:
Altnra del barometro, "A centfme-
tros; altura del termometro, tempera-
tura maxima, Sc grades; temperature
minima, 73 grades; temperature a las
8 de La maiiana, 70 grades. Direction
del viento Sur velocidad del mismo.
3 millas. Humedad, II 0IO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-23
Noticias de la Isla

JCNCOS.- La Corte Municipal de
San Lorenzo Sc persona aqui V resolvi6
in n1mero de casos
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21
A GREAT HISTORIAN.

The death of DR.. James Card
ner removes one of the last sur
vivors of the generation Of his
torical scholars which included
such men as Froude, Freeman,
Lord Acton. Green, Stubs and
Lecky, says the London Catholic
Universe. He was the foremost
English archivist Of his time, and
almost the whole Of his life was
passed within the walls Of the
Public Record Office. His greatest
work was the completion Of the
monumental edition Of the "Let-
ters and Papers Of the Reign Of
Henry VIII" But his literary
output was enormous. His con-
tributions to periodicals, encyclo-
pedias, etc.. would fill many vol
umes, and in addition he wrote
such historical works as the life
Of Richard III, Henry VII" a
volume dealing with the period Of
1485-1558 in Stephens and Hunt s
History of the Church in Eng
land. and 'Iollardy and the Ref
ormation. - Curiously enough,
he had a positive distaste for the
period in which he had specialized.
His intimate acquaintance with
the Reformation led him to
criticize that mis-named religious
movement in terms SO severe as to
lead some to doubt his Anglican
ism. Originally Presbyterian, he
sought satisfaction in the Church
Of England, and became more and
more High Anglican in the course
Of years. In all probability, he
would ultimately have gone
further and passed over into the
Church. Cardinal Pole" says
the Times, twas the historical
character with whom he appears
to have felt the closest intimacy. !"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21
DISPENSATION FROM NEW
OFFICE.

Owing to the difficulty of pro-
curing copies of the revised
Breviary containing the changes
prescribed by the Apostolic Con-
stitution "Divino Afflatu," the
Most Reverend Archbishop has OBJ
tanned from Rome, for the Pro-
vince of st. Paul, dispensation
from the law requiring priests to
recite the Divine Office according
to the new method after the first
OF next January.
Accordingly, the priests of this
Province may continue to use the
old Breviary in the recitation of
the daily Office. Those who have
already procured copies of the
new Breviary, or of the rear
ranged Psalter may, if they wish,
conform to the new requirements
regarding the recitation of the
office, but there is no obligation to
do so.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21
PERSECUTION IN POLAND.

The recent activity of the Prus-
sian Government in enforcing the
law of appropriation against Pol
ish landowners, especially in the
Province of Posen, has passed al
most unnoticed in this country. 1t
is but one phase Of the tyrannical
attitude which Prussia has main
tanned towards Poland for many
decades of years. This persecu-
ton has no counterpart in modern
history except in Ireland, where
English rule has been a synonym
for the most pitiless expressions
which the world has ever known.
What happened in Ireland has
happened in Poland. Tens OF
thousands of her people have
been driven into exile, their lands
confscated, their language pro-
scribed, the. Catholic faith
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21
A COURSE OF SERMONS.

The Most Reverend Archbishop
has issued a letter to the Reverend
Clergy Of the Diocese Of St. Paul,
outlining course Of sermons for
the Sundays of the first half of
next year. This list contains SER
mon subjects for three Sundays in
each month. 1t is thought proper
to allow priests some degree of
latitude in the selection of subjects
to be dealt with from the pulpit
on at least one Sunday of the
month, when they may choose one
more or less connected. with those
marked in the official list, or one
suggested by circumstances Of
time or place.
The plan Of indicating to priests
the subjects Of sermons for the diff
ferent Sundays Of the year is not
original in this Diocese; but is in
vogue in many dioceses in Europe
and in America. It is substantial
ly what is prescribed by the Holy
Father in his letter on Christian
Doctrine, issued on April Is, 1905,
in which he says: Since, in these
days, adults, not less than the
young, stand in need Of religious
instruction, all parish priests and
others having the care of souls
shall, in addition to the usual
homily ON the Gospel delivered at
the parochial Mass on all days of
obligation, explain the Catechism
for the faithful in an easy style,
suitable to the intelligence of their
hearers, at such time Of the day as
they may deem most convenient
for the people, but not during the
hour in which the children are
taught. In this instruction they
shall make use of the Catechism of
the Council Of Trent, and shall
divide the matter In such way
as to treat, within the space of
four or FIVE years, of the Apostles
Greed, the Sacramento, the Deca-
logue, the Lord s Prayer, and the
Precepts of the Church.
In his letter the Most Reverend
Archbishop refers to the import
ance of preaching in the following
words: At no other period of
time in the history of the Church,
was there such absolute need, as
there is today, that the Catholic
people be well grounded in the
teachings Of religion made to
know well what those teachings
are, made to be ready to defend
those teachings from all contradic-
ton, to be fitted out, through deep
conviction, to stand by them amid
the perils of combat and actualize
them in daily conduct despite the
allurement of all temptation. And
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21
TEEToTALIsM GROWING.

Good news comes from Iceland,
where public opinion against the liquor
traffic is very strong. A temperance
lecturer who recently visited that
country, Mr.. Tom Wing, was inter-
viewed on his return to England, by
representative of the Sunday School
Chronicle, to whom he said: "At one
time the drink problem was very
grave one there. The Icelander, IL he
drank at all, soaked he knew no re
straint, and the long winter nights
were obviously not help to the tenn
perance movement; some of the nights
are twenty hours long, the day ex-
tending to four hours only. But per-
sistent temperance effort has at last
had its reward, and in Iceland today
one-fourth of the adult population are
pledged teetota1ers, while there are
many others who practice abstinence,
though they are not connected with
any society"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21
AID MULTOS Amos.

The Catholic Bulletin takes
great pleasure in publishing else
where the names Of the worthy
priests Of the Diocese Of st. Paul
who have been raised to the pre-
latial dignity by our Holy Father
The honor comes to them after
many years Of jealous and success
full labor in the vineyard of the
Lord, and as recognition Of the
fidelity with which they have dis
charged the duties of their exalted
office. All of them have passed the
meridian Of life and are journey
ing towards the setting sun; but
the fire Of devotion to duty still
CLOVIS as brightly in their conse-
Grated souls as it did on that morn
ing of the long ago when the
chrism Of ordination admitted
them to the ranks Of Gods anoint-
ed. The years which have since
elapsed have been fruitful ones
and, In the evening Of life, they re-
joice in the golden harvest which
they have been permitted to reap
from the seed sown by their own
hands in the hearts Of the faithful.
The Catholic Bulletin joins in
the chorus Of congratulations be-
slowed upon them and wishes
them many more years Of fruitful
labor for Him Who has deigned to
bless so beautifully their priestly
ministrations.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21

The birth of the Infant Jesus
on the first Christmas night was a
pledge of the Everlasting love-
with which. God hath loved us
from the beginning. His re-birth
in our souls through Holy Com
munion is a guarantee that time
cannot dim nor space confne that
sacred fame which has it's origin
in the heart of the Divinity.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21

The best preparation for Christ
mas is a sincere confession fol
lowed by attendance at Mass and
the reception of Holy Communion.
The heart which tabernacles the
Incarnate God on Christmas morn
ing, or at any other time, is the
theatre of greater wonders in the
spiritual order than have ever
been dreamed of in the material
world. Bethlehem, Nazareth,
Jerusalem, Calvary, were not
more blessed in days of old by
the presence of the Goldman
than is the pure heart that en-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21

The Reverend J. T. Roche, LII.
D., for several years member of
the editorial staff of Register
Extension of Toronto, sailed for
Europe on the fourteenth inst,
and will take up his residence in
Rome. According to Register-Ex-
tension, CDR. Roche has been
made European correspondent Of
the American Associated Press
and will cable a couple Of letters
on topical European subjects to
the secular press. of America
weekly, as well as supply some
matter for Catholic periodicals. -