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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21
"Pep" Young Makes Good With Yankees
Young
Sanming the Hard.
By W. J. MAC BETH.

But he has his weaknesses as well
as his faults. He has shown nothing
exceptional in the line of batting skill
to date He uppercuts at the ball, a
very serious fault and one hard to
remedy.
He got away with it very well in
the brush" evidently. for last season
he clouted at a sos clip. He might
prove a very good hitter under
Chances instructions He would not
have TO be any 800 hitter to prove
one of the most valuable men on the
New YOrks. Chance has plenty of hit
ting strength elsewhere. TOungs
fielding Will go a long way to assure
him recognition as a regular.
It is now possible to practice base
running with absolute safety Around
the bags the Bermuda grass has been
tramped down and the roots ground
into a pulp. At first the territory Of
the sacks was a network OF tough
vegetable fibre where a feet first slide
was a foolish gamble against serious
accident
Birdie Cree is back in all his old
time vigOr. The wrist is good as new,
at least II so appears from the way
he is slamming the pill The little
giant has been raising havoc with the
railbirds along the third base line IN
the games. He has slammed so many
fouls in that direction that everyone
is seeking cover.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21
Ritchie's LaureIs Peeve WeIsh's Manager
"Wh Richie t' He the Expert Quickly Responds
"Why Manager Nolan Of Course"
By ED. CURLEY.

a round Jack McAuliffe, Kid La
vinge and Freddie Welsh are the mon
akers of this IlustriOus trio As l
stated before. where in the name OF
the King Of klu does Mr. Nolan man
age to insert his star into this comb
natiOn2 The California pride is IN
doubtedly a man of parts in the padded
glove line and a credit to his country
and profession. but titles are not
awarded because a man parts his hair
in the middle. passed through some
college or saws "caWnt-' This was a
trifle rudely demonstrated at Madison
Square garden last Friday night
one can't blame Nolan or Richie for
trying. No one gets arrested Tor II un-
less they slip the boundaries Of old
John Law. and. as vet. the claiming
business is not a felony But really
and truly, Mr.. Curley, L am muchly
surprised at your fearful lack Of re-
gard for the ethics of our set How
could you? Very truly yours.
Harry Pollock,
Manager Freddie Welsh, Worlds
Lightweight Champion
All we have to say, Harry Pollock,
Qnc0 is that it's a holiday Bringing
in horse racing IN the letter IS re-
vfving sad memories. AS for being
emperor Of China. we could get the
lob if we wanted it. for they don't
wear cues any more over there That
We have referred the lightweight
championship question TO our most es-
teemed friend. Battling Keefe- We
should get excited and nervous.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21

~ ON JONES, manager Of Ad Vol
CAST, has announced that Ad VIII
\ Quit the ring if he is defeated
by Murphy in the 20 round bout next
month The assertion was made prior
to Wolgast's departure for Hardin
Springs. Calf. where he will tram
for the bout
The 10 round bout between Jim COZ
few and George ROdelu, the Boer
fighter. scheduled for March 19, was
postponed for one week
Matty Baldwin. the veteran New
England lightweight, is back in the
ring from his vacation and Is now
boxing faster and hitting harder than
ever before. Baldwin is regarded as
the superior Of both Joe Rivers ana
Leach Cross as a boxer
Mike Gibbons. the st. Paul weller
weight. had laid plans to matriculate
at the state university next ian, WneIe
he will study law Gibbons proposes
to abandon the ring by the time the
degree is awarded to him and ne nS-
ures that by that time he viii nave
enough money stored away not 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21

TT AAIILTON, Bermuda, March 81
pep" Young has won his spurs
from Frank Chance The Peer
less leader has graced this agile short
stop with the Victoria cross" after
less than two weeks Of training
Young has not clinched his position by
so much that he can afford to loaf
an instant, for Claude Derrick is some
shortstop himself and is crOWding
Pep" every second OF the day.
If it were a matter of pure fielding
Derrick would have the time of his
life to get the berth away from Young.
The latter is nothing less than phe-
nomenal along every line Of defence.
He has wonderful hands and a fine,
accurate arm He can come in fast for
a snap throw and he can go equally
well TO either side Of him.
Before he was hurt Hal Chase did
all Of the covering at second base
Since then Young has taken his share
and proved himself as adept at tag
sing base runners as skilful in hand
ling balls
Young is a very fast man on the
paths. He is probably the fastest man
on the club. He appears to have mas
tered the intricacies Of the most ap-
proved slides. He appears to be a
mighty good waiter. which. combined
with his speed. makes him a very
valuable man for the lead off, position.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21
A Little Sport; A Little Gossip

worry if clients are scarce at the frs,
part Of his career
Joe jeanette, the New York heavy
weight. knocked out Jack Reed, the
southern heavyweight champion, IN
the third round of a scheduled 10 round
bout at New York jeanette was mas
ter of the situation and could have fin
ished Reed in the first round II ne nao
been so disposed
Joe Rivers has arrived in New York
city and Will Immediately go into
training for his coming bout with
Leach Cross Joe insisted on wearing
an opera hat in observance Of MS
wedding a couple of weeks ago
Connie Mack has made his decisions
for the men TO occupy the important
spots on the team. and is in readiness
for the 1913 pennant race White Ele-
plant sweaters viii be given 10
pitchers WychOff. Bush, Taft and
burning catcher Schang. and either
Orr. Flick or Brady for the utility in
field berth. Burning is the only south
paw twirler.
spike" Shannon. at one time with
the New York Giants. signed to man
age the Virginia, Mimi. team in the
New Northern league. Shannon's last
active playing was with Kansas ClJy
in the American association IN 1911
Clark Griffith is cunning for Tod
Pendleton. the Princeton phenoms VINO
nronised the old fox he would have
first call on his services in case he
decided to enter professional ranks
CLYDE Milan, the Senator Outfielde-,
who led the American league IN base
stealing. has signed up, being the last
Of the regulars to come to terms
Mike Donlin declares he Is through
with baseball and viii stick to the
stage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21
Councils of War For the Cardinals
Manager Higgins
Plans Worked Out Before
". OCONNOR
~ OLUMBUs. Ga. March 21-Hearr

n OLUMBUS. Ga. March 21.-Hearr
to heart clubhouse talks, those
intimate conferences wherein
each player may have his say so long
as the manager speaks last and long
est. are to be daily features at Robin
son field after the Cardinals return to
st. Louis, manager Higgins m
nOunced.
Connie Mack won pennants by hold
ing just such cOuncrls of war in ad-
vance of every battle He planned at
tacks. worked them out in theory and
sent his army on the field to execute
his commands. Success crowned mis-
efforts, manager Higgins intends to
DO likewise.
These little clubhouse chats need
not be long" explained The Cardinal
manager, but 1 believe in giving every
man on the club an idea Of what is ex-
pected Of him each afternoon. All sug-
gestOns will be needed and we viii
plan a scheme Of play for each game.
I'm a great believer in this sort Of
stuff"
Hugs newest idea, while not orig
inal. listens well The players are
strong for the idea.
Higgins has closed a deal for an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21

M Seated in the quietude of our
library lawst evening, bawsk-
ing in the rays Of our elegant highly
Illuminated lamp. we were disturbed
by a tap on the door. The butler en-
tered with a green-tinted envelope
resting quietly on the silver salyer.
There was silence. We reached Tor
the stabber devoted to opening en-
veIopes, stabbed this particular en-
velOpe and, dumfounded with surprise
and amazement. read the following:
Mr.. Edward Curley.
Dear Ed.-Where in the name of sam
Hill and all the holy creeds Of the sun
wOrshipping cannibals of the BauaSa-
bad Islands did you dig up that dope
you had on one of your sporting pages
willie Richie lightweight cham
pion Of the wOrld2"
Boxing fans have come to regard the
children Of your dazzling think tank as
gospel truth, but in one jump your
price has fallen from that of Colin
to the juicy odds of Sea RObber-
If Ritchie is lightweight champion
Of the world" then you are emperor
of China. There have been no cable
advices or otherwise that / know OF,
to the effect that Freddie Welsh has
shuffled off this mortal coil
I don't want TO give any one lessons
in pugiIistic history but if you can
trot out any more than three world
lightweight champions" since the Mar
ouis of Queensberry' rules Of "eddi-
ket" have held sway 1 Will buy many
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21
MURPHY SAYS HE HAS OFFER
OF $4,000 FOR BRESNAHAN

Jacksonville Fla. March 2l-Charles
Murphy. of the Chicago Nationals, be-
fore leaving here, declared he had been
offered $4,000 and two firstclass play
ers in exchange for Roger Bresnahan
which he refused to make known Al
though it was one of the biggest offers
ever made for a ball player, he refused
to part with the former St Louis man
ager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21

- A. Q. RULES TO GOVERN
Ell PASO FIELD MEET
A change is to be effected in the
standard OF rules to be used by tbs
Southwestern American Athletic feder-
alton track and field meet. which viii
be held in this city on Nay 3 The
standard used will be the A A. o. rules.
which conforms with the standard used
in all OF the prominent Held meets
in the United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21
BLUE RIBBON WINNING
HORSES ARE SOLD FOR $4,000

New York. n Y, March 21-The sale
by Joseph w. Hartman to Edward b.
Mclean. Of Washington, for $4,000 or
the three high stepping harness horses,
ham. winners of scores of blue ribbons,
championship prizes and challenge cups
at the leading American horse shows, IS
announced The price paid for the
three is the highest on record They
are now in Florida and viii be shipped
to Washington at once. They probably
will be shown at the horse show at the
national capital in May
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21
BOXING BOUTS SCHEDULED
For GREATER NEW VOL

March 22-George Alger VS.. Young
Nitchie. Welterweights, Irving A c.
March 24-Willie Beecher VS.. Danny
Ridge, Hghtweights, Paddock A C.
April Harry Glenn VS.. Young Sess-
Ter, featherweights, East New York
A. c
April S-JOe Rivers vs. Leach Cross,
HghtWeights, Empire A. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21
GLOBE TEAM WILL OPEN
RAsERALL. SEASON on April. I

Globe Ariz.. March 21-Arrange-
ments are being made for the opening
Of the Globe baseball season. April ].
Manager L L. Hayden is making ef-
forts to secure good state teams to
meet the local men
a track meet will be held here sat
urday at which time the high school
and eighth grade boys, of Globe, viii
compete with the boys of the Rice in
dian school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21
INQUIRED PLAYER RECEIVERS.

Hot Springs. Ark, March 21-BObby
Byrne, third baseman of the Pittsburg
Nationals, who was hit on the head by
a pitched ball by Joe Wood, is pro-
nOunced out Of danger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21

NEW UNIFORMS ARE ORDERED
FOR Ell PASO BASEBALL CLUB
The first step toward Quitting the
players Of the FL PasO baseball team
was taken Wednesday afternoon when
the directors Of the club ordered Z
baseball suits for the players which
will represent this city. The suits viii
be Of a slate gray color and viii ar
rive some time next month. A match
game has been arranged for next sun
day afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-21

r EW YORK, n. Y. March I'll
NJ Seated in the quietude of our
library lawst evening. bawsk-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
1noebronot Koniul.

@ipoIito llriortc, Tom / 80 Ior
bopoe pGret ipauif &ouiuI, omfom
mcb lin Suitru ! Ell Ssloe.
iom Sbor&oaa Mot opitoo /
here's Silent / Ncrp gorf. llriorte
fonoteS Ii9genbe bsb / NGrbcber al
ct @iuNu. ban rimeIiguiS bopoe for.
is9t Of noa ben iii. Sans Some
itprteoe neb ira et &iuou / Ace Gta.
&c 90 ilog liz libel paa SIetten.
lriarte bar So Nnr gontmeI. )
lin LANCE Sieneitc iom 8oniuI bnpoe
ban / "A aor ppret 8eneralfoniul
/ Rep 9crt. Eaa fine mango Hei.
fer / iremmebe Sanbe bapoe ban
inOiamlet en- itor RoSie Rariteier
90 S~ieniioube ira De 2onbe, ban
hapbe beisst. 3e ipIbte ollie aro.
ger og Sisrner / bans 9eiligbeo.
% oet lfplbeS inoirefte biSie, at ban
latte 9iuet til, ibet De / Rsaen %
6orrirriueen aiifar bam Seien til
Heonine.
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SroIt / Uebraifa.

Sra @eit Boint, Reb., meIoes
ben 27oe auguit: Gao be Iapere
Iisgenoe SteOer / Smesnen ino.
traf Der | Scot EN- let SroIt, iaa
@torfen tiolig imorges Dor bpio al
Slim. Siltroos for Sagens Seoe
bar De iioite TO R9tter peret oper.
crbentIig foIbe. Ssiaa fra andre
Steber melbes Ser ON Iimfroit ON
N9tterne. 5roiten bar Dog ingen
n%ppnep9roig Sfaoe mnrettet, men
ben bar foraariaget flor 9gngitelie
blanot Sarmerne, iom frpgter for
mulig Sfabe paa Maiien, Sr,ler
og anoen len Srugt. Semperaturen
bar sp9ret neiten neb til Srpie-
punftet De iibite TO 9etter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
poitforernes
Oieerp1roioheoer

Som TcIQe al sc toIri0c Slayer,
lem cr moOtogct al EoitNcportcmcn'
let ira Eoitisrcre rlmot ON / Gait
Oct, opcr oct mcQct @rpoeri, Oc bar
mco at life Center % andre Smoos
mnutcr op al Eoitfoaicrne til De
toIiuQ al 6rimrrfcr, o.i.o., bar 0e.
portemcutct bcu27be Nllguit ubIteot
Ell N0poricI iii Tolf IonQ& EoItru,
tcruc ON at opherc meb ocnnc Sfif
"a YnoIoQt Eoitiercrnc life at fate
lin Gio bort meb at Qropc reo /
hucr ToItto&ic iorot Iebc citcr Scr
muliQPn& beponerchc EeuQc.
SCrc'tcr nno EcuQc, iom cr mcnt
Tor |oitiererne iii Detailing Tor Sri.
mcrfer. onbrirgc$ / Smoopotfcr
caer / aonpoIuter, ioa Sc CT LET al
iaa iut /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02

tit @iitermoaI flart bite, al Den lite
bar, bIonbt anbet oerpeb, at Dc lore
toa Heiier ioinmcr | europa, lrnge
fer be blcn Wonb o. Some. Ger fai,
intet Sor'par fsres for Ell Wfano 'om
@bite, men ma | life berai lobe
iia iorIeoe til Wcbpnf meb Ell Spr,
iom on mulig er enbnu Itsrre lis.
ling.
Oct fan farife / og for lig ie NOT
iaa uifpIoig no Bette, at ell Ner'on
Iom Sbop for Ell fort Strino gisres
til Dor rationale Self, at Der ienoes
ham / mpngoeoiS al ipmpotiife 9re'
be, at man opersicr bam meo gIomt'
itcr, % at Prbare % oclmcnenoc
auirt0er blir h~uiteriife peo Sanfen
paa ben formertIige llret, ban bar
Iibt. foroi ban oiIbe foripare en- apin'
beS "gGre". Wen ret bctrogtet er
Oct life Ell iaa uifploig IifGre, iom
bct Ter no iii. gIt bette Spitcri aabet'
barcr ncmIig Ell moralit l~liunobco,
Ser ilct life cr uocn 6ore - Ell Be
grebsiorpirrin9, noar Oct glploer
moroIifc @GrbiCr. iom man maa oerls
re pil iao Sslqer lanGt no ouer oenne
enc Saa. Oct bir6e uGre flart for
etbpcrt iunot % normalt NtenneIfc,
OF bcrer Ell Maub iom Sbnp life
bjenlme paa ct @olebtS, iaa bsrer
han iaIiolo bienme / Ell StraiunItolt.
: oct enc iom / oct on0ct 2iliGloe
bar ban ~paobraqet iig Den StlPbne,
iom iorfolger ham, pcO ct ipnolg o8
teilcSlsit Sip, og Samiluoct er Ii9e'
iaaIiot tient meb, at Ger / SanoetS
%auipn firIe$ for Ell raiftneret Vel
hitting. iom at cnbper onoen Sop'
oocrtrrocr gisreS til @icnitono for
~oiientIig GprfcIie,
Spor mango Meuueifer er oct life,
$500
iom bcbeuer og bar 'ulbt Strap paa
Dor Spmpotbi, % iom BOG iaa o'te
ma benilGbe lit &iO uoen at rlnoe
ro0eu SoritaeIie / line Sm9lpel'er!
Gen riQe 6rue, iom ipii6er lin Nfcos
fclcLie roa Sorrp Sbcm / 6orm al
foitbore @loT,iterbufctter o. lolte
Goarcr, hor monItc o!0ri9 ofrct ct
Gichlif8 GGufe eDcr Selelie paa De
iattiQc o. %forU!orcIeie / lin eacn @p
cIlcr pou De ~bunOrcoer onore l5r9eliGe
Toreteelicr pua SomfunbCtS SfDgge-
ice, ioT1 haOii0 pnafcl9er be1oe%
GpulcrfiomteG. Oct er Ser ba0oenos
te %crreu. Wun bpr ucGte lie Tor
ben. &Cgtc fig, at SiUet life l.nl I'M
fe res ii at bIipc Ell SARGE, uNen
Mcring % SrNboIb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
Speriee protcitcrer.

Sra Stoctbolm telearaieres Den
oSbe Nugult:
Gen ipenite &esiering bar ioas
teIesrafiif paalaet lin MiniIter |
@oihinatou, W. u. 4. G%fengren, at
prcteltere MOB ben amerifan'fe NE
gicrinss ScrtoIfnins al SoloIopen
Serben, at iuenIf SrGmasie nIene
fan inoisreS toloirit, naar Sorien.
oeIien Tier i Ipenife Sarteier.
9penS Vresie erflrrer, at oenne
Sortolfnins life itaar ! Sperens.
itemmelie nleo Den oelpiuiee Sob.
ming, Spsriee bar inotoset operfor
llbitiainsen i Gan Srancisco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
Kriosifib paa 6runo.

Sra @aibington meooele&, at Der
til Observation-Disclosures er iublo'
let en- fort W%tc0ocIclie ira Ibmirol
Tlctd)er ON, at SlagItibct "Soui'
llama" bar Ipbet poa @run0 poa
Soonen / Sero Grll5, Wcrico. 30.
miral 6Ictter er Gbei for Den anncs
rifonitc 6loaOe / mcritanlfc 6ar.
vi IlnttionGrcrre / Worineoc.
portcmcrtct uotoIca oCn Wtcnin9, at
llbcIoct mao uGrc hstit ubctp0eli9t,
ga Tomirolen inGcn nprnterc Ops
luaulnQer gluCr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
Orfan / Japan.

Sra Sofio, Sapan, telegraferes
ben 2Sbe auguit: Stort Cab al
Sip og Gieuoom er anrettet paa
forifieQige Steoer / Sapan al en-
Srfan, iom bar raiet Der / flere
Gage. Saapiot biotil pibes bar 60
Menneifer miitet Sipet, og Sunbre.
Der al groer og Suie err oemolereoe.
Ser / Sofio bIep $4,000 SuIe
operiuemmeoe.
Sptten 9srn miiteoe 9ipet UNDER
en- Seitiguing al Wount Some Ga
Cafe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
Werico.Q ffaren.

SQffffrle gag 'om YrP1toenf yStls
ion oplGite tit Ierico.9 uoifab for
aongresien, fom Der S%elegrammer
baabe fra Werico Gitp og fra. Sobn
9in6 / Gera Gru5, iom tpbeoe paa,
at Er9iioent Suerta MI Dor parat
til at giere S~snbrsmmelier % "mpbe
De Soreneoe Staters arao paa SaIp.
peien".
Oct oar oerfor Gale ON, at Sobn
Climb itrar Ifuloe penbe tilbage til
Werico Gitp og giencpta5e llnber-
banblingerue nleo Suertas &egIe.
ring. Sette blep ser imiblertib in.
tet al. Hegieringen i 8aibington
gop iaa Sobn Climb frie SGnber pg
ooerlob oct til bans eget Sfisn,
boorpiot ban burbe oenbe tilbage til
Werico Gitp eller Ell. SmioIertiO op.
bolber ban fig fremoeles / Sera
Grus, oJ Den iibIte Gfterretning Der.
neoeira gaar no paa, at ban null
gems tiltrGoer Siemreiien til Imeri.
ia paa Snsoag.
ut Wpnoigbeberne / @aibington
life penter, Ser bill bpnoe noget,
iuPrt pigtigt / Werico- Sagen for oct
fsrIte, bar man eft Gionesbpro ON
beri, at G%rGiioent @iIion / Srebags
reiite paa Sommerferie til Gorniib
N. s., mems 9rpan gienoptog fin
%afbruote SoreOragstourne.
ut TrGIibent 8ilions Spforbrtn5
til De amerifanife @orgere i Werico
ON siebliffeli9 at forlabe Wertco,
pafte lelufelgelig baaoeS frpf ogsSor-
unoring hos aae berpprenoe Imes
rifanere. Se funbe life begribe at
bette bar paafrGpet, iaa meget mere
iom bette for mango piloe betpbe BEN
rene Glin, men be troeoe ielpfslge-
lig, at Der foreitoo merfelige Cling,
% at beres Sip bar / Sare / Merico,
og De rettebe fig oerfor | flor uos
itrpfning efter GrPIibentens Spfprs
bring.
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amerifanite gorgere alIerebe far
forlaot Werico, mems ser el6nu er
omtrent lige iaa mango berneoe. slf
Oisie bill minbit 1000 trenee SipIp
al Gegieringen til at fomme iig pef.
&egierinsen bar iorreIten alereoe
biulpet melIem 1000 og 5000 no al
Mterico.
Ser er ogiaa fra ct Ear Sob,
oeriblanot fra oct metbobiIt-epiIfo.
pale Iisiionsielifab, fommet Gro.
teit imoo Ireiioent @ilions Siem.
falben al amerifanerne / Ierico, 90
De anier benne SorboIosregeI life
alene for un%sOpenbig, men for abio.
llt ruilierenbe for mango.
st Telegram fra Werico Gitp al
Bite @ltguIt m~eboeler, at en- putrio.
tiff Sslge for Chen ifpGer ODER
Wterico. SuertaS Bopularitet er ites
get mango 8raber UNDER bans Som.
lift meb be Soreneoe Stater og ira
mango Stater og alle &lasier err Der
fommet Siliagn ON Sielp og Stette
= enoog ira Solo, bpor man for
babe itiaet ii1 nofiaa lunfent opers
for Suerta. Suiinber bar anmooet
ON at faa ltnberpisning / gaaben.
brug, og ben 16oe Sept. bill ser bli
arrangeret en- o9loig @ilit9rparaoe
for ErGiioenten. gn Delegation al
Tlantageeiere fra Staten WoreIoS
inofanot Jig f%orleOen hos Suerta og
itiaeoe en- Sum al ire WiQioner 8e-
los til bans Haabigbeb.
Samtioig m~eooeles, at Soripars-
oepartcmentet bar beiluttet at flptte
grmeens Sopebfparter fra 2ansets
SSSn0re I'll &nitpu M &rpnjpn unS
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-27
Silver Jubilee Commentaries the
18th Anniversary of Coming OF
Ursuline Sisters to Waterville.

The celebration commemorative the
Silver Jubilee of the coming of the Gr-
suiine Sisters has passed into history
and the second quarter of a century
of their residence in Waterville has
begun. With all the solemnity. grand
eur end pomp BETTING the occasion,
the exercises were brought To a close
shortly before ten O'Clock, Thursday
evening. Beginning with Mass, said
by his Lordship Bishop Louis :.
Walsh, the ceremonies opened ut the
Mount Merici academy at i.3G. fhe
Mass was for the Sisters and boarders.
At the same hour, another Mass, sald
by Rev. Maxim Pomerleau, the young
est OF WaterVille's ordained priests,
was celebrated in the church Of st.
Francis de Sales. Special music by a
full choir WAS a feature of the cerelno-
Eies. Init the ceremony OF ceremonies
same at 1n.30, when solemn hlgh
Mass, chanted ny Rev. Narcisse ehaf-
land. founder of the convent and pastor
of St. Francis for nigh hall century,
drew a large congregation 10 int
church. Dignity, pomp and grandeur
were apparent on every side me
ushers all wore full dress suits; great
festoons of red and white bunting were
draped from the high ceiling 81 stht
church To the balcony Rulings. ard mn
mense gilded letters were attached TO
those festoons draped above the mann
altar, telling in Latin maxims, OF NOME
deeds. At the left of the altar Wis ar
ranged the throne on which sat the
bishop The beautiful red dfapei1es
trimmed with golden tassels and CORDS
made most impressive sight. Inc
music. which was furnished by 4 score
of we'll trained voices accompa med by
Il full orchestra. was indeed bea atlinl
Rev ! A La1tamme ot Rumf1fd
Falls, delivered the sermon for the oe-
casion. IN his and their own language
he paid a glowing tribute to the nuns,
who have 1abared 90 faithfully To etiu-
cate the youths of Waterville, and who
have succeeded To such an extent that
the graduates of their schools new oe=
cupY places of importance aud inlta-
ence 10th in private and public lie.
Father l.afinmme dwelt at length on
the advantages OF an educated man
over the illiterate. He reviewed tine ell
neatianal work of a quarter ot cen
Jury % the I'rsuline Sisters and point
ed out the good they had done. the IN
stituticns they had established and
maintained, and enlarged. His Words of
praise for the good women wha lead i
life of sacrifice to better tie world
found a responsive echo Ia tile hearts
of all his hearers many of whom had
received all their education NJ tie
hands Of the nuns.