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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-01-20

the parish and most cordial invita-
ton is extended to every member Of
the congregation to attend and make
it financial and social success.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-01-20
A CATHOLIC PAPER FOR
CHILDREN.

The Catholic Church Extension So.
ciety publishes an illustrated little
paper every month called The Child
Apostle. It is edited by one Of the
priests of the Society specially for
little ones. 1t is only twenty-five
cents year. Send for a sample copy,
or better still, send twenty-five cents
In stamps for a years subscription
for your boy or girl.
Address: The Child Apostle,
1898 Mccormick Bldg,
Chicago, Ill
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DIOCESE OF SIOUX FALLS.

Eikton: The Young Ladies' Sodal-
ity of the Church of Our Lady of Good
Counsel held basket social in the
A. o. H. hall on Saturday evening last
and although the weather was severe
there was good sized crowd present.
The young ladies netted a neat sum
for their treasury and very enjoy
able time was spent.
The A. o. Fl. Ladies Auxiliary mi
tiated quite a number of new mem
bers at their meeting on Saturday
last.
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Sheehan attended the
funeral of the Rt Rev. Monsignor
Ryan, v. G., of Dubuque, which took
place in the latter city on Friday OF
last week
Aberdeen: Very Rev. Dean Der
mod, of the Sacred Heart Church
was east lately and combined pleas
ure with business. During his alb
sence the parish was attended to by
the Rev. Father O'Brien, Chaplain OF
st. Luke,s Hospital.
Howard: There is an increased
attendance this year at the parochial
school and Father Stecher hopes tc
enlarge the building ere long. The
school Sisters of st. Francis are in
charge and they give splendid salts
faction.
Sioux Falls: A well attended meet
ing of Marquette Council Knights Of
Columbus was held in their hall here
on Sunday afternoon and important
business was transacted.
Mitchell: Maher Council No. 107e
Of the Knights of Columbus held ar
installation of officefs at their hall on
Wednesday evening last. There was
a large attendance. After the trans
action of the regular business the
members INDUCED in a social caro-
party. The ladies served lunch.
Aurora: Some persons living east
of here went to Pipestone, Mimi, las
week on matters connected with the
Knights of Columbus. A new Coun
ell will be organized in the latter city
in a few weeks.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-01-20

the parish and a most cordial invita-
ton is extended to every member O
the congregation to attend and make
it financial and social success.
Financial Report of Cathedral Par
ish: At the last Mass Sunday, Janu.
airy 7th, the Rev. VIM Colbert, pastor
read the financial report of the Cathe'
dral parish for the year ending 1911
1t shows that the regular revenue OF
the parish amounted to the sum OF
$8,899.58. In addition, there were spe-
cial subscriptions for improvements
and building to the amount Of $13,-
071.97, of which $6,625.O0 was contri-
buted by the Right Rev. Bishop and
$6,44697 by the people of the congre-
cation. The total receipts for the
year amounted to $21, 971.55, which is
indeed record breaker and the great
est ever attained in the history Of the
Cathedral parish. It speaks well for
the financial ability of the administra-
ton and the generous self-sacrifice OF
the congregation.
Cathedral School Re-opens: After
a recess extending from Christmas
until after the new year, the children
of the parish returned to work on
Wednesday, the 3rd inst, with a full
enrolment
Sturgis: Saturday, the 9Th inst,
the feast of the Epiphany of Our
Lord, was red-letter day in the his
tory of ST. Martins Academy and
parish. It marked the dedication to
the service of God of the new memor-
ial chapel erected at the cost of $780,
100000, the gift of the Bishops mother,
Mrs Anna Busch, of ST. Paul. In the
presence of a large concourse OF peo-
pie the solemn and impressive cere-
monies used for the blessing of a
church were begun promptly at eight
o'clock and continued until eleven a.
m. Pontifical High Mass was said by
the Right Rev. Bishop, assisted by
Father Haeusler, of Hot Springs,
Deacon; Father DUDE, of Spearfish,
ouU-utdIUus dLuOl ot1uCLChs VI Ase@pANA
City, Arch-priest; Father Murphy, of
Lead and Victor of Deadwood, Dea-
cons of Honor The Rev. Father Co
lumbar, pastor of the parish, acted as
Master of Ceremonies. The Right
Rev. Bishop preached a most impress
sive sermon on the religious life and
exhorted the members of the com,
munity to a strict observance of the
evangelical virtues. Then followed
the reception into the Order of St
Benedict of nine young ladies, one OF
whom received the black veil, Sister
M. Laurentid Miss Anna M. Schendt)s
and eight who received the white vel
as novices: Miss Matilda Fleishman
Rushville, ILL.,; Miss Pauline Pelugia
st. Paul, Mimi; Miss Phyllis Croly
Casper, Wyoming; Miss Catherine
Harrington, Lead, S. D.; Miss Mary
Kirchen, Chicago, ILL.,; Miss Kathryn
Chanbonnier, Chicago, ILL.,; Miss Eve
lyn Cavanaugh, Ottumwa, Ia; Miss
Eliza Wifi, Switzerland. Il
The new church, which is built OF
solid concrete lined with hollow brick
is indeed an architectural gem and
the pride of the diocese.
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DIOCESE OF ST. CLOUD.

Luxembourg: Last week a small
blaze was discovered in st. Wendelin's
Church during the interval between
the morning Masses. It was fortunate
" discovered in time to prevent any
serious damage and the loss win be
small.
Browns Valley: The ceremony of
the blessing OF the bells for the beau
tiful new church recently completed
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Live. as it were, on trust. All that
is in You, all that you are, is only
loaned to you. Make use OF 1t accord
ing to the will of Him who lends it,;
but never regard it for a moment as
your own.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-01-20
DIOCESE OF LEAD.
LETTER OF RT. REV. BISHOP
BUSCH.
Lead, S. D.

Lead, S. D.
January 3rd, 1912.
To the Editor of the Daily Call
Please allow me to call the atten-
ton of the readers of the Daily Call
to new publication called the Com
mon Cause, the first number of which
has just reached my desk.
This is monthly magazine pub
lished by the Social Reform Press at
154 East 23rd Street, New York
City, and is the official organ of a
new movement opposed to Socialism.
1t costs $500 per year.
Every member of this community
who has in any way experienced the
mischievous and malignant effects OF
Socialism, should read and if posi-.
BILE subscribe for this magazine.
A four page paper called The Live
Issue is also published by the same
company for so cents per year and
deals with Social questions.
Besides an interest in these publ
cations I would like very much to see
a Social Reform club organized in
Lead for the study of Social problems
and the counteracting of Socialistic
fallacies The timeliness, not to say
necessity, of such club cannot well
be disputed. 1t should be of interest
to all good citizens. It would help to
ward of trouble, assure tranquility
and promote good will
Those who may feel with me in this
matter are requested to signify their
willingness to cooperate and steps
will be taken to inaugurate this work
Wishing ali the residents of Lead 9
Happy New Year, I am,
Very sincerely yours,
JOSEPH F. BUSCH,
Bishop of Lead
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

(%eSnolenot.)
S Erultefiole pg flrlbt Sr11ot
fpm til os en- Mn1b fra en- pltlig
6tot,
oengong nor bon piitl1of nul ten
honif,
men mi ct leg bongc bon CT blepen
1pann #.
Gen baa1ife Some bur imnl6et / Min=
Sen,
lioen @orup gitteoe ss1%r0ionerfpin-
benI
% ifrep lit Mobn / Minnel otos ST.
1torie,
'9anmarf, bons Mooer, til Sore %
@lorie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

Gbriittan Science Seften ifal bpg=
&c en- Strife til ct Sol terlDe al $70,=
900 pao Sl1mnit Npcnl,e og @rotto
Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

Tpripnnbcn. So1es s.. Nellon,
Sormano / u&ocf Sslanb Oaros"
mel6te / 6orgaors til Bolitiet, at
bans Some Mrs. Marp Nellon,
bop6e ppret foriDun0en / ober Ell
l1ge. 9a FUN forloo @jemmet Sen
21. Muguit og meotog 0eres 2 Mmr
gomle 5en, &1qrolo, iogoe bun, at
FUN biloe toge til Oiafis, Minn.,
bpor bnn blbe beige lin 6amilie.
SUN anfom imiblertio life til Gid
fis og &olitiet leoer iii efter benbe.
9pbsfalb. Gn / tioligere Ga=
ge og / pi0e &reole berlte0s
fjen0t banit Mal1b, Sacob $.
&auIion, 81 Mor 9ommel, Oes
De / 2proogS 9es Moines,
Soma. ST.. Naulion boe0e fer /
8Den fra 1881 til 1906. San por
@ier al Beaufort &otel" paa 3ro
@treet Sp6 og itob / mange Nor /
Sorbinoelie meb Securitp 8l6g. &
9onn Msio. @i6cn 1906 bar Fan
6reDet 9utelpirflombeb / 9es
Motnes. &on efterlaber Jig Gnfe,
to @g11ner og TO- D9tre. 8egraDel=
len fan6t Ste6 / Girsbags pao 2ofe,
moo6 Cemetery.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06
Sen banife MISUNDERSTANDING

rSollyiet" nfbol6er 1ni tie Wte6e
Sa1sDug oen lite September bos
Wfrs. @m1s Mnoerlen, SO @arfiel0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06
Gov. AdoIph o. Eberhart
ST.. Paul.

est. Paul Ndnudg' removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
We'd Kj9b e1ler Reparation At
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Ne:son, 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
Glen life at re9titrere paa SirS=
Sag for &rimerpalget s. II. @ept.
= Set er ii61te M%n1eoning.
Gbriitian Science Seftcn ifol bpg=
&c en- Strife til ct &oiterrDe al $70,=
600 pao S11mlnit Npcnl,e og @rotto
Street.
Sc pffcntliec Sfoler begpn6te
igien / Sirs6ags efter Sommerferien,
iom bor paret ii6en Mi6ten al Su=
nj. Sfolernes @Iepontol CT mi out
firing $4,000.
Gleftriif Irbcjber furnlpffct. Gorl
2i1l0ltrom hlep orp6t al Gleftrtctet
UNDER ct 6oripg poa at iltonol9tte
enl 2eOni1lg poo &rior % Murlboll
Mpenlres TreOag Mften. @an fom /
8erpril1g meo Ell lobet 2eoning, Ser
fprte 1900 @olts. 2in0j trom bap=
&c arbejoet for Goni1rmer's Eoper
Company bore nogle Tiger. San bar
81 Mar ga1nmel.
&cber 81. S%prgericn bpoe / 5irs=
bags / Iolniliens Stem, 7S5 @l1ffa=
10 9treet, otter otte Mua11e0ers Spg=
Dom. @an Dor fpot / Staponger,
Norge, for 81 9lor lioen og bobbe
boet / ct. Ea11l / 26 Mar. S "a
s(or orbejoehe fan for Gcbarnemon
& Gbo11s. @an efterlooer Jig Gre
% iefs @err. @earanelien fore
gift ira 5ergebnlet ors6og @ftermio=
Dag 81. 2 oQ ira SEN 11ori fe Sn1mo=
nr1els Strife, IA. pg Canada Gtreets,
,&. $50.
Torblpbtc Jig. @orrp Carlton,
1913 @el4s Strect, st. Yo>tl, opoc
al Nrieblp0ring, ion1 bopbe poret
/ tire 0uge, 0o Northumberland
TOM til bans Silent 5pn0ug for at
bringe bom til 9pboipitolet. Gurl=
lon bar 81 s(or gonmel og por netop
fo1nmet bjem ira @eitm1orferne. Sen
ltnge Munb efterlober fig Mo0er,
Mrs. Gbriitinc Carlton, og en- @ro=
Der, 9cnmp. Set ontages, at 6ooe=
rem, Gus Gorllon, lnm life far be-
ret bie1nme pao lang 3ib, %frenoelcs
err iline
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

ltngbum al 1905 Dil
i 6enre Moaneb meD friife &refter
begDn0e me0 fine ugentlige Wgoer,
og set banbes at enboer ING Gam
Ifer> lom bar Stteresle for 9anlf=
be6en og 0ens @eparelie, bill toge
|9el / 6isie Mg0er, loomeget mere
iom Observation-Disclosures, Der er lat
ioo lopt ionn 25 Gents maoneolig,
|ogioa giper M0gung til Toreninger1s
|8ibltotbef, lo1n beltoor al ca. 200
|8in6 al Sen be0i te 0anif tie 2iteratnr.
9anlfe oil i 6enne Screening oltio
f1tnne trpffe 9anosmGn0 = og
2an6smon6inoer - / bDiS 5ellfob
Sc fan opfriffe Min0erne fra So
orelon6et. 9en fGr1te Mdoeaften,
Sen 5. 5eptember, oil Der
|bIipe afbol6t Gorretningsmeoe. Set
np1te Mp6e, Eors0og SEN 12te Sep=
TENDER, bur6e lomle alt bba0 Der ct
al 0onif l1ng6om / Minneapolis,
i6et 6preningen afbolOer en- &urpe=
|feIt me6 MISUNDERSTANDING al
fier6te og go6e baa1ife arGfter, IL
geiom ogiaa @r. >9flteipiller @on~
mes me6 Tr1te pentes at bile osli=
ftere. Mr1ftions bill biz
be foretaget al Sl1lompgtig Sr11r1=
meier- og Msiiitent SjoDberg. De11-
ne Mften CT ier1ig egnet for gtp=
fommere til at gjpre itg befle11Ot
me6 Toreningcn og oens Tirf1omz
be6;; Mbga11gen er fri for olle og
Safe %ierperes gratis. Sorsoog Den
19oe @ept. pil Ser blipe ofbolot
Disfus~l ionsmpDe orgaoenoe Spret'
telie al ct @pagefono til Spfdrel1e''
al en- 6oriomlingsbpgning for oorlt
l1ng6om, ST.. S. 8erg @grenlen 111O=
Ie6er. Eors0ng Sen 26. September
bill &r. Meooftar @agcrlep boloe
|Sore0rag. grnnet, lom htl h1pe:
vGon1f IT, Mn1erifoncren % bans Sor:
boI6 til set gomle % Set npe Sc,
6reIm1o", ct 10 al .olminoelig Sn.
teresie for os 0anife, og Tore11tn-
gems 8eltprelic fdler Jig torb1sle1
ON, at Danios lille Gal pil blipe
fDlbt SEN Mften.
Mlle Mpoerne ofbo10es / Carlo
lille cal, Ge0nr slpe. % 5tb ct
e., og begpn0er 8. $50. ling,
bomsforeningens MeDlemner bar
|fgr pi1t, at Sc fan mp0e prncis> 1aa
las SEM berfor.i Nar gipe Be anore
! banife 5oreninger ct ,gobt efSempe]
og begpu1oe poo &loffeilet.
: Mpo prGcis, % huff &irpefeiten
lSprsoae sen 12te September.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06

Set lamme gioroe Sens og @eter og
5pren,
al0rtg for 0mifbeben l1tffeocs Gp-
rer,
iblanOt tabtes Ell pe0 Neien, ia
bit,
lpm MI for gfscmpcI sen Milu1e-
apolis Gpilt.
Men at bjglpc en- grgnpjet @l,lbipc-
flllant,
noar man er clnel tic leoe,1oc Mun0s=
pr901fa11t,
at lunfe Tloget % set rine iltpf-
frr:
lrei, III, tror ieg minlanoten at Mal1=
SEN faar Npffer.
3ann1arf, o Donntorf, b1 miltebe
sin Sgn,
0annarf, hcO III, en- inoerlig 8pr,
at ei Ou Ioooa11ne flere ifal febe,
nei las iao bellere &er6en 1too p6e.
Heter.
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MDfnneapolfs.

ct. 8coers oanife epang, lntb. &irfc,
20. Mpe. 9. og 8. ct: @u0stie'
neite 5pnoag 6ormiobag 81.
1890. @enoagsifole Borm. 81.
$50. Mltergang fprlte @enoog i
bper Maaneo peo Tormi0cagS-
guDstieneiten.
s ttrtelige Mnli9gen0er beoes
man benpenoe Jig til &irfens
Rrelt, Baltor 81. S. Sarpgaar0,
1928 6. 20. ct. Eelefon: 8. g..
Center 4515.
.Spbn Climb TOM / Man6ag5 til.
bage til minneapolis efter Ell tire
Mom1e6ers SIR ; garopo. @r.
2inb ifal pere sgresgjelt pe6 en-
@onfet, iom &en7epin Gountps De~
mofroter bol0er n9lte l1ge.
rSeppc paa 8jer9et", 2u6big
@olbergs moriomme &ome0ie, OPP
fpres al 5fueipiller Mrton 5annes
meo Msiiitonce pao 9mia Sail
Sgn6ag Sen 60e September, 81. 8
Mften. Scope CT en- al Sanmeis'
@lonsrol1er, og iom Bernille noes
ban fortrinlig 5tgtte al i'm Suitrn.
G9riitian 8. Slitrnp, 2t01 5tb
Mpenue Spo, &a1r6ioot for Golnfp
@urpepor, n1ofom me0 9epO og
neppe fra at blipe brnbt / Sirs6ogs
Mftes, ba bon lammen me6 Ell al
tine Mrbei0ere paa Seien biem fra
Mrbeioe frpbieoe Mortbern Eacifics
SSernboneipor paa %. Mpenne sc
og Ser bleb operfprt al ct 5ng. 81
ltrup bleo / %bepioltlps Eilltan0 fj9rt
til Gitp &oipitm og lemere Oerfro
befororet til bans @rober Carl 81
ltr11ps @jem. Sans 9eolager SaneS
Eonrop blep brnm poo 5tebet.
&orgmeiterens Srounnans, q. s.
eSSe11le11, bleD Den /. Septem1ber u0=
11ubrt til lieutenant paa Safe Ctr.
&olitiitotion. 8orgn1ei tier @aDnes,
JONI foretog lt0nnbnelle11, n0tolte,
at 0en1te 110elnffel10e par be9runoet
/ Mr. Seniens Gpgtigbe6. 2ieute=
11ort SsSames 9fopof, bpiS Nla0s Se1-
len inbtoger, bar / Sc to ii0lte Maa=
neber pnret utjenltopgtig paa @r11no
al ct Mnfalo al Solltif. 2ieltte11a11t
Senien blep Yotrolman0 / 1906 og
er fp6t fer / 2a11oet al 0anlfe 6or-
el6re.
Mfiis @aren Micbelet, iom ct
2prerin6e / 9fon0inaDiif be0
~5outb Sigh Scbool", bor forfottet
en- 2erebog, r6irt Dear @orie",
iom u0gioes al ~6rec Gburcb &oof
Concern. @oge,1 110fpl0er Sapnet
al ct tibsiparenoe l1n0erDisningS=
mi66el / Sc / @lepo1rtol og Hopula=
ritet Itobigt ppfi en0e &losi er / ifan=
6inobiif lie Sprog / minneapolis S9j=
1foler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-06
HOUSE COMMISSIONER
Seeks Aars Termin.

we'd Primervalget den Tide September, 1912.
Fogende Ell Mr. Roanwads Vagprogram:
Jeg eri Favor at en- ojeblkkeig Undersogese og Fasts1tese af Ie1nba-
nGnes og de1es Odtyrs originate Kostprs. Lgeledes at allie Interpretations
Selskaber skal 1ndsende Rapport til Jernbane- K ommissererne over Omkosnin-
gen og udstyretaf nye AnlHg for en- Drifts Bevlng for samme kan udsedes
og at cts aadant Belob, anerkjendt af ]ernbane-K ommiss1remei F1emuden.
skal saa som Warden af Anlsget we'd Fastsettdsen af Taksterne.
Jeg er Favor af at Jernbane-K commissioners tvinger allie Jembane- 90
Observation-Disclosures til at rappotere til dem allie Lonninger o opbebaes
a d %r Fu IN s3n AdyokMe5 poidske Raadgvere, "Jobbyister" og skull
tie Bldrag til Selskaber, pohuske Komteer er Prisoner we'd ethvet Valp eIr
andre Ojemed, tog at saadanne Lonninger enr Bidrag like udredes for de
godkjendes af nsvnte Board of Railroad Commissioners.
Endvidere, at Foket Dor regne regulere og konronere allie Befordrngs-
Selskaber, hvorfor jeg er Favor af Initiative, Referendum og Recall" af allie
Embedsmsnd, indbefatet Dommen, og en- retsrdig Behanding af Foket
sa vel som Korpo1ahoneme.
Andre Folks Mening.
Jeg HI r kendt :. F. Rosenwald de sidste 80 Aar og aldd fundet ham
fuldstsndg paaGdeig@. F. Jacobson, Madison, MINI
Jg har alid fundet j. F. Rosenwald reuerdig Udforelsen at sine Pig
ter Hjemmet og Legidaturen.-O. G. Dale, Madison, MINI.
wort Samvirke to Legsatursamlnger er eg beven overbevist ON |.
+. Rosenwald's grundige Hrighed gMod, og at han derfor vii bive en- god
Observation-Disclosures G. HaAghand, Montevideo, Mimi.
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YSuAAyIS~ "IQo~DN| "Al'I ~'S~~
Snsoug oen lite September bos
0frs. 9a1ls Mn0erl e1l, SO @arfielo.
@ulgatga &irgcns &ptnocforentng
afboloer lit na1te 0ip0e SorsDug 81
termiboug oe,1 12te September POS
M'rs. g. 6. Ssobnlon, 1887 MisliS=
1ippi ct. Mlle CT bierteligt ino=
buot.
Gprcn 2iituc, oen onlrrital1ife Sc
1teralfm1iltl / &ptteroam, er folnmcll
til ct. Hm1l fra 6erguS Soils,
bpor bow begraDeoe i'm Suitr11 og lin
lom hp0c / europa. @on pil
opboloc iin / ct. Yol,l cit l1ge og
omtrcnt en- ltge / @albington, fpr
fan bender tilbage til lin Yo1t.
Misiiunrr g. 80. Srygitao, lon
fortiDen er bje1nn1e fra &ina, til
ct Hor Gage forrige nge bos
iin Sglter og Spoger, Wfr. og Wfrs.
g. g.. GfpIltoo / ct. saul; bam par
puo @ieunemrejie til &ulilpeu,
Mo11to,1a, for at bcipge en 9ro0cr,
81. $. Srpgita6.
0}eeiitrer Sirsoog oen 10. @ept.
ollie og erbber, lom pni fer og fan
ne0 Erimerpolget / Min11e=
ioto 5. II. Sept.
Gen npe HrimerpalgloD foreifri=
Der, at Sc, iom life bar labet fig re-
giitrere, moo paa Acknowledgment
at fl111ne nfgipe fin @temme, to-
&c meo to @iem6omsbeii06ere iom
og for en- Motari1s &nbli=
chs aflegge @6 poo, at he er item<
meberettige6e.
Wfan fam 1nogoa Bette 8eippr
.eo at 1a6e Jig regiitrere paa neite
Sirsoog.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bpl6es oob'
ne til &l. 9.
&irfeuraaniit arreiteret fur at ia
nc ifrcnct nmoraljfc &repc. Set
pofte ltor Senlation, nop1lig / fir
felige &reoie / ct. Soul, oa &obert
Molfer, 43 Nar golnnel, Meolem
nf og Srgomit / 0opton Mpenuc
Presbyterian Gburcb, / Girsougs
6lep orreiteret, anflogct for at bnpe
Ien6t umorolif lie 8rebe til ct n19t
Sen 1tr1ge Muaro, iom
oar palot / ct. Noul 8oof & Sto=
&c., maotte ppgipe lin
Ser pao @rul1o al bo15
iyorbol0 til @olfer, io1n ogioa mi
6ebob0e Stilli11gen lom g11pcri,1=
for bette 6irrnas 9ibrarn
Department. Gen nl1ae Manb far
t%ilituoet, at ba1r far beipgt @u1fer
6en11es @olig / rEieomont Tlots".
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Glen life at r%e9iitrere paa &irS-
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The Washington herald., 1912-06-29
POURED HOUSES
BECOMING POPULAR
Two California Bungalow Type of
Residences to Be Erected
Near Valley Park.

Plans and specifications have Just been
completed for three more Of the poured
houses by the Poured House Construc-
tion Company. of this city. Mr. Isaac
Topper, building manager. Two OF these
will be Of the California bungalow type.
This style OF home is proving exception
ally popular, owing to the fact that II
affords the conveniences and comforts
OF the city apartment. eliminating the
stair climbing, bringing all the rooms on
single floor. and reducing housework
to a considerable degree.
The residence for Mr.. D. J. Murray,
Of the J. Murray Dove Coal Company,
will be located on Valley Park Way
on the high ground overlooking Valley
Park. The residence will contain a
large living room, dining-room, kitchen,
bath. A wide porch will extend across
the entire front
4 second bungalow OF similar design
is to be built for J. s. Hahn, Of the
Geological Survey This residence will
be located on Valley Park Way, Ad-
Joining that OF Mr.. Murray's.
Plans have been completed for a third
house for DR.. Robert Burg. retired, U.
S. A. This residence will contain eight
rooms and bath. The dimensions OF the
house are 2sx31 #. and located on cor
ner of Usage and Rosewood Avenues.
Plans for a fourth bungalow OF Span
ish type for Mr.. L. J. Benton. of New
York, are now being prepared per-
gula for vines will extend across the
entire front Of the house Mr.. Benton
expects to complete his residence for oc-
Cupancy during the fall months.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-29
KILLS SELF IN BALTIMORE.
Ernest SRuer, Despondent Over Un
successful Operation.

Ernest Sauer, Dependent over Un-
successful Operation.
81 am tired of living and take this
means OF finishing It all"
This is the note that Ernest Sauer,
thirty-three years old, Of this city. left
for DR.. HaseIhand before killing himself
in Baltimore. He shot himself in the
right temple with a .Ss-caliber revolver
at a boarding house. PA West Lexington
Street. The shooting occurred Thursday
afternoon, but the police were not noti-
fed until yesterday.
Mr.. Sauer lived at 456 Louisiana Avenue
until about a month ago. when he went
to Baltimore to have an operation per-
formed for catarrhal trouble. The oper-
alton was apparently unsuccessful, and
he became despondent.
He also left a letter to his sister, Miss
Mary Sauer, Of this city, and to Mrs
Justine Ashman, with whom he boarded
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Ashman said that she heard
shot about o'clock Thursday afternoon.
but thought it was outside. When Sauer
did not come to supper, she sent Henry
Poll, a boarder. to his room, and he found
Sauer lying on the bed with the pistol
in his hand.
Mr.. Sauer was unmarried. He was en-
ployed In a machine shop here until he
went to Baltimore. Friends understood
that he intended to remain there and
seek employment