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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26

2iO.2fs south second street.
Phone e6l.
ALI GOODS DELTvERED.

Recitation by Two ...........
..... Felipita T0rrez. Mary Chavez
Recitatlon-chr Everywhere
.............. David Chavez
Recitation-A Loving Deed $1,000.
................ Mary HnDbell
RccitatiOn-The True santa Claus
.............., Herbert Kirby
Reoitatlon--rhls Christmas ana
Neat .,....... Ricardo Duran
Exercise Bed Time ..........
$50. Mildred Clark. CaFmelita Pena
Song-Nenid Pastorullos Gin span
ishl ,............ Twelve Girls
Address ...... ny Directors
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26

be FuEgD stiuu Cmanatiug from
y that Tho annual Harvard Yale
lbau game Dee played On the sat
.ly following Thdnksgiyng instead
lhr saturday before fails 90 find
br ut Harvard. Tho Harvard
Iuson in an editorial ON the SUBJ
Rtutcg.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26
SPORTING BREVTTIEs
OFF THE WIRE.

Donvcr.-Tho question ot allowing
or prohibiting college men playng
summer baseball tor cash is one uf
the most important to- Doe brought be-
fore the Rocky Mountain faculty COM
florence Ina Denver December 20 and
%, accurding Geo Dr %. G. Lester
athletic representative of thu Uni-
Nvrsity of Colorado at Boulder
The managers and coaches of the
Rocky mountain institutions meet to-
day tu arrange an athletic schedule
for next year. The faculty repre-
scutntives will mcct Saturday to ape
prove the schedules ana dispose OF
other matters
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26

office Of the Postmaster General,
washington. December 6. 1913.
Limit oT Weight and Postage Rate Ap-
pllcable Ca Gold Mailed In or 90
Alaska.
ordore No. 1907.
on and after January I. 1914. gold
coin. gold bullion and gold dust OF
fered for mailing between any two
points IN Alaska and between any
point IN the United states or it's pos
sessions shall be inclosed In sealed
packages not exceeding II pounds In
weight and sent by registered mail.
The rate Of postage thereon shall be
two cents an ounce or fraction there
" regardless Of distance In addition
.o the regular registry fee.
All regulations or parts Of regula-
tions an conflict herewith are hereby
rcscinded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26

Bernc, switzerland. Oscar slider,
o. SWISS aviator made su'ccssiul
ulght across the Alps Yesterday,
thoueh Tor several hours hc was un-
ublo to see his way because OF the
heavy fog which hung over me
mountains Tho uirman arrived here
al 2.t5 o'clock ln the afternoon after
"a tourney from Buc. from which
place he started nt a, m
Bldcr said that after leaving the
French aerodrome he was forced ia
mninian an altitude of 6,a00 feet al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26

san Francisco Lincoln Boachy,
the aviator celebrated christmas hy
hroaking worlds record, looping
the loop five consecutive times from
% height of $50 feet and landing In
narrow street ON tho Panama Pa
cifC exposition grounds.
Beuchy turned "a double loop at "a
height Of 500 feet, which he SAYS ia
% record in itself as PcFuud the
originator Of this particular freak 81
aviation, always has performed from
"a great height
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26


knsnn in an editorial ON the sub
states.
lTimo was when Vale played
hectou and Harvard ou successive
tirdpys aud was well pleased with
| Arrangement ana results. To
ltpunc tho game week would be-
make football nyarlH winter
irt. Bat more than that the
dusou believes that any lengthon-
{ of tho football season would Doe
q from the point of view ut tho
.jNars and ct the college which
dcrs enough, as IL b.. from the foot
II mania A touch of the mania,
ih as We have now, is splendid
sntcr-irritHnt but 10 could easily
come dangerous disease itself.
/ hop, that this agitation win end,
& most of its Kind, In nothing.'
rhc members of the Washington
"A jefferson College football team,
Nth ran uI the largest total score
'uhc season. is 90 be- signally non
.ai Through college and town
descriptions gold football watch
arms viii bc purchased ana award
|, an the players who participated
,hhc games of lel3 a special SOU
'sir will also be- presented To Half
W Splccll vino personally scored
H., of tho 3lj points.
An ulumHtum regarding rugby
bthall ut stanford university wac
iently issued by PROT Frank Angel
,tho faculty athletic committee. ~,
al
only q strong rugby union can
hunuo 90 make rugby possible. The
tbH should not be- chopping block
I the university teams Football
dtrstF should not De- merely prac.
q games leading up to The 'nil
nc' between mo universities. II
rby here sinks 10 "a matter OF mere.
rrctcc games and the bis inter.
deplate contest, stanford viii drol
.rby us il ala the American enm'
ofootbull.'
lhe University of chicago swim
h. under Coach White have bcci
Hing out the new aquatic gam'
bwn ns water basketball in order q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26

l'he University of chicago swim
lrs undcr Coach White have been
ling ont the new aquatic game
bwn ns water basketball in order 90
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-09-18

c. Nj. Woodland was an arrival
from Iowa yesterday.
Misses Lena and. Mary Raymond
paid a visit to friends at Huron last
week.
Mayor Borst and family are home
from an extended stay in the Black
Hills.
d. L Kelley of the state railway
commission, has gone to Chicago on
professional business.
Miss Hazel Minnick and Mr.. Guy
Wright, both of Fort Pierre, were
married at that place yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Martin, who has been a
guest at the Odemark home, left yes.
terday for her home at Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.J. Henley left on
Tuesday for a visit in Iowa and Min
nesota points whore they will spend
several weeks.
G. G. Mandt, of the Mandt Manu-
featuring Co. of Sioux Falls, is in
the city on business before the Securi-
ties commission.
Mrs. III. B. Anderson gave a fare
well reception Tuesday in honor Of
Mrs. j. d. Deets, who leaves next
week for her home in Yankton.
Sheriff E. M. Quinn went hunting
for big game yesterday. At Harold
he bagged two blind piggers, and
brought down II ducks enroute home
to Pierre.
Pork and beef are getting out of the
reach of many, but if all would grow
poultry who profitably could do SO,
eggs and chicken meat would never
get too high for the poorest.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. N. Walker arriv-
ed home yesterday from Missouri,
where they went several days ago to
attend the funeral of the latter's
mother, Mrs. Grow, a former Pierre
resident.
During the year ending June 30th
three times as many homestead en-
tries on public lands were made in
the state of Montana as in any other
state. A total of IL 1874 entries was
filed in Montana, an acreage Of 8, &c.,
358 being embraced. More than 30
per cent of all entries made last year
were made in Montana.
Representatives of the various ex-
press companies operating in this
state were before the state railway
commission yesterday afternoon on
an order to show cause why they
should not comply with the order of
the commission for station reports of
business of these companies in South
Dakota, which order was based on
legislation Of the last session requir-
ing such reports when requested by
the state railway commission. The
companies will make q hard fight
against compliance with this regula-
ton.
j. W. Laughlin, deputy United
States marshal, returned Tuesday
day from Aberdeen having in custody
Everett Brown of Van Metre, charg-
ed with rifling the United States
mail at that place and securing sew
eral hundred dollars in money and
checks. Brown, who is II years old,
was given a hearing before United
States Commissioner Wallace at
Aberdeen and was bound over to the
October term Of the United States
under $1,000 bonds.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-09-18
John Millett is in the city from

OkoboJo.
d. j. Conway, city attorney of
Sioux Fails, is in. the city to appear
before the supreme court and argue
against the granting of . man
damus to compel the city Of that
place to call a special election for the
submission of the three man commits
sion plan.
When it comes to pulling off an effec-
tive advertising stunt, S. j. Wood is
not far away. Last week he sent to
the state fair, %placarded to the queens
taste, c. 0. johnson, 7-footer, and
Win Frost, the 3O0-pound school boy.
Each attracted much attention, and
many were heard to remark there that
in an advertising way both features
were among the best ever.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-09-18
MANLEY RIPLEY DEAD

Manley Ripley. a prominent Young
farmer of western Sully county, died
at a hospital Saturday night follow
ing an operation for relief from perl
tonitis. He came to Sully county
with his parents thirty years ago.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-09-18

A proposition to you: We have the
cash, you have the cream. You need
the cash; we need the cream. Cash
talks! do business.
PIERRE HAY & FEED Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28
MARTINS FERRY
Social This Evening.

tbs es-niug n IN. sunday school
room 90 -. Johns German l.f-t fI
'..r' 80 Ladies' Social ciuh ~ . .
r.sr"I Nt.l give OPP. 90 their mont "a B.
hir'hdtv pari"~ -. ,nt-rt tirers wa.
- Mssiatu"s 3 Refer /. H.lling. q.
Nader. -. Christian Heuschel. 2 Hu,N
miller. Fred Ntr3GH-dt srd Wilia'l
Nara 4arit y Fine program Nas been
if"pa-'t for :" event and refrcs hns nj >
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28

\ rose i''"u AL. gee Li.-r Is after
r'Ff 90 &C.. uuU. .f Ms t..is. smith
"n 30. 'l'iR't- and U..r.'t,.r u: n
tiftfltsf~ lafs been i~~ 81 fpG 60, affair.
l." '"..'VlnS Ifdi's NIL -. f.'. hostess
Mr.. t,,"rcs smith. Nr- James i'irh.a-
90. Misses lara i<1'.isa ~iuit'. AIDA
S'rit unI NiffYt., lr.A~Yu. ~.s oars
NIL D. f'.u. 80 q r',iprs May ut OF
tow % p,',pi. - "a t.- present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-28
Not for Street Force.

Mu". complaint - being heard from
t.'"f""u who leINs their gum coats N
Z To- Genital rose h"4s. mat -. street
fn-r' ~ Wearing -. coats "a thor work
80 r sl.rir 30. streets Tie coats are
n.t fur tHuf f.4rpo~. and are To- be used
only IN u, case of ~. ANY uua caught
~ ~" act VIII De- required 20 replace IT,
cont
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
HORTICULTURAL.
&f-& NoTEa

ost b0y vseA ~ enfEAg vA0
~ baAD beG1A - sWsa.
II aODoasa0oo q ~ esgAago =
halDsa ~ sasaaaas 4 & 1saA
Hysa AsSe . Dsse sssalae Dsae =
s001e eEso = ~ - ea1As1 uA1s
ovee ~ ~ oza1l1nG.
IFuno . nee1o eneA ~. 81 yguns
soasia0ly. = 49, ~ ~ - naGDsse
- peunAng q kosa
n yUW9 0oss sAsaA - baahe6
V1A eastA VAfsA N 1Deo Va19
Apoa osea1ag ahua1 tAeA
ProooAly u ~ resales es0s fxe0
pelniag ~ srcAAsa ratAse. vi0sss9sly
every tvo o. tire ysars.
1l0o - oaso s0sak 4 tAe ercAAf1
= alnpat s1fs = ~ tae itssk - .
aoed roAs e inAssose beai1ee.
Aaspases3 ~ ffe0 yusaG viQpe>
80 plaAts. sAoala always - ssleets1
Il yaalsesase - these q aAy etAR
WAX nm u s.ssa a1sis Ct .
attls bsouso p1aAe1Ag sleAsr t1sss -
ts1sk h = ~ ~ . v1aae = ~.
ssGu -
o. e - - ~ 6 slsna0lng
Su1pnslsoss = - - = ssWa - -
ho1e - - D11anD ~ - -
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
DaS OUT e N)palg
osstoe sAsan uhiah oeos ~
oonofa1ne laoooia
Voeo AsvonOanaae t'toh o1ooVnu
~ = 0o1Aao = AAAasha1 -
ens - VAals Yhiaa
el0ao1 o1ane - 49,

LeA saasaa ] .sal Q saueas A,vsa,
> ahhg - - - Q ~ - q
asoey ~ easaFinG saDass 4 -
eeaeA1y. vAich Ases ~ Asnaron1pe
~ esss n ths hive, ~ Iaovee -
u ~ coeAitisa = AassaA -,
selves,
Ths arsviag nahss u m. s,a.r.
] sse4 . tsa-fraAs faA AsDth ssser.
ans % the aAAer side, three-ovartar.
Inch apart. / nailed two square sttehs
IN the center. Thea I cut two tAick
pieces of wrapping paper, elgh4
aaches long. which ] lacked to ths
upper side of the super; thsa I
brought the lower edge down anl
lacked Il to tho parasllel square
sticks. thus making . v-shapei ar
fanSemsnt With . MARROW slot It ths
bottom.
! ~ this DreSareA sspsr % a
eight-fra0s super. and cleated both
ends. which made 1t ready for ~.
When ! An ready to take OF hoaey
! ut tAs whole thing near the hive,
ren.ovs . super and Get It on the
cleaner, placing . rubber-cloth over
the hive II necessary. As use loose
hanging frames without spacing do
vices loosen all of them yith screw.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
eovEluUoa suLzEa on ROADS
q Nsseae aseeaos - eesw veek
leoisaaAsre ~ lai6 oswa lsw
- ~ UaeeseaSa TetWa

oevsense 0slssr q New Yesk = .
~ bosseoe & tAs rigAA tyDe. In his
rooeat DsssAes TO ths New York
lsgislaturs b '1ail Down tie law 70
tAe Legislators in no uncertain terms,
Dotntea o1t detects In New YoFk6
rsAA laws and pronounced the doom
q the spoilsmea who had besa tat
tsaing on the peoples noney. says
H. 0ossAsRa 0eo1 nsAAs. In his
osssaos - paiA this great trtbsts -
OooA reo1s:
We know that oso1 rsaAs. Hike eooa
Strssts. nAhs habitstioa aleag tAso
Oest Ass1Ea1ae: ~ saAaaes ~
U10o q 0f0 1An0s, Ane1ol1aeo tfan1.
Oestakjsa. aaA ~ usssaA wealth 70
a. Ds01ossso-Aa1 'esasnsssss - ~
ssanesy: ~ essosa1Ds saoA. Ulvs
A1ee . ~ - naAs uillssaa h
0ooat: ~ a1Vo Woa9 81 tsae -
v0ssy - Wasos: ~ bsanG1lS tAs
ss1noEy - bso1e 4 = 49, w1sA
~ ~: ehaY ~ - Gss1n1 - -,
Q6o1D - eoosa11ana1 ~ 61pgn1aS
osaOEasD ef.S Dasooe; FsAaV 0aAs
6se16e Asl1es ~ Aaooase 1ssaBoss:
~ aFo - eSsaoo - esaAs 81 ~
e0sesose - aDss1y ssnzhaRssae1so:
~ Aaoa II oesasoDael lsonneDefsa-
~ e naehs1nAss pssasets-sSs
naxfn1N hn1sa q - nAnislaD
eose: ~ - ~ llon0sses hat
~ - ssaakty' eooseAs1 b tArtft
- A0nnexy - tnoomDa6ee .AaA
paezsse1sM:. tAsy bsSalaNs, soslal ~
eePeo1roA DFeveae lnee1se4nal seaGna-
tSea 81 t1ofsaDa IL haRSeaess ~
OE0eoee1oy = - p1O1oc1ne 0Aanss:
.Aes eopt-:ssste. 20 the greasness ct
- ~ 81 ~ s3ssy = Ne ce1.ezy:
o9vs s0oasy1aaa y ~ - vesh.
~, 11se1og1o - ns1oun1ssoa e
nes-ths Dgl1.slU - - oss1s ~
- tsreek - - 11less1sD -el1ooors
- ssssu - - !ns =
- ~ 80 oop41q Ounon1ks -
e.eRes
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
cvae eoa nDoUs1MA gvua
VrAsa YSae - Lehss Uaaasoeaastoy
eeaasns1 = YseasesslAao eso1L
es4s 1hase - ~ WasAo.


n tAs psAaie essll - eesviacsA
that Il y seoaeay 70 bagfa With
fundaneatals tie Droblsa q Drogreas
In every line of soeial saAeayor would
be solved
At presest ~ sess remedy for
many Industrial svils has n the bet
torment OF FooAs
Nanifsstly. whea tine b uaheces-
sarily eoasuosl asA lahse wasted in
transportattoa ef products 70 market
there h . tunAAmeaAal waste Que
tnstanes viii sesvs - - illustration.
4 man loaAsl bis vaooa early one
morning With . bals of cotton and .
few hags of tAs Soosa product. He
lived tvesty+vo nilss from town.
The roads In that section are better
than the average. but II took him un-
til nishtfall to reach tbs selling point.
He and his halfsrown son. who &C
eompanied him. spent the night In
town. paying Tie exDs0se Of lodging.
meals and tssp for the team The
ssossA ~ vas spsst h sssottations
soe tAs sals e tAs cotton anA the pur-
ehAsing a . tsv .ecessariss. They
asived On he third DAY late IN The
aftsrnoea. haviAg Iost practically
tAFoe 1ays.
That fns0 Was noftGAgs1- Every
thing unaAs ffea ysaf 70 year vas
~ ct n tatsrsst as1 for . Door liv.
tAS fse tAs fAaiiy. TAsrs vas not .
COLLAR ~ iaSssve1 laAoesavtag ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12

1Fivse - sai1s tAsa svsr toward ~
e0oos6eo ~ q ~ hive. TIA Wlkh
. haaA q hsoe0 esea I bsgin bsusA,
Ag ~ beas aewa vttAeut taking -
fsanss sst a ths hive. Dalliag tAs0
svse toward - - ! * tAsa easaa
q beea. Whsa ~ bsss stxiks ~
inenos bsssW tAsy sliAe Aovn anA oue
q ~ s1et into tAe eigAtfsano suDsg
oeeoeo tAsy 90 take Wing, aaA nost
e tAs0 VIII - e1astseed belov. TAsee
aro essaks aesoes IL sal oe ~ supss
- eas.isA . grip ~ ths ha.Aa. aaA
soDty ~ bses ese b nftjAg ~
saDsr anA giving 4 . sud6se n -
tAs grosa1 in ffoat oe ~ hivo al1as
an Il ~ s10sgs AaSo bsea sasaseA q
boo2
Of esasse - ssoe snsks q II
ti0e vAea I 6aG1a beushiae. ~ ssos
= ~ nsassst ~ q ~ Asse ssoa
= 6oo 6o0 beas DaM \ evee toUosd
-. ~ hgasA H. bees hsn ~
oo0ooeto ~: tAsa - = ~ -,
80. ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
NW onoaSase,,.

Il should thiak that lady astsooo,
ner would b Interested n hse litaao
boys dirty face"
~Oh. she's too nscA ahsoebsl y
her studies q the sky = ksse ~
aAlld's faco c3oaA."
Bat that's jsse wv - shosll ~
attsatiea. Isn't tAs 1lrt spsAo . ~
soS
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
Psea WseIk Aiheal

DvssytAiAg o The fara cannot -
rua with tAs Descissoa of clock wesk.
bat IL balk q Tie work sAsaA -
DaA1no4 h aAvanoe, nAkiAg allow.
aoee eoe changes WhieA ny bseo0s
nsoeesaSy. xssD yoaf i1sas aAeaA q
yoaf work 0Ako IL bea1A ~ ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12

1l1nsey. ~ aAlitteaal tsaeaae. q. h
49,. eayeAiag tAas wosA saAases ~
Sa2us q IL Dlaes.
n this farnse Aa1 raised snail naf-
kstabss ero1sCwhScA - AIAnt-Ao
sssa1 ~ a1ee1 ~ ttDs - givs ~
~ Ne q h1s team 70 take then -
~ nearest DaiA& 4 few swset Dotar
toea. cotton aaA corn wseo tAs ~
0go1uets rnioo1.
u his Daaes ~ bssa noeteAOs1
ose tAs bsilAiag of . Diks q trolley
eiAe eeooeetinG hin With . nafkse
tAsrs wssA - hoDs q Dayias est
~ eoo1ie3oos aFs, ~ ests Dooeoe 80
00ee heoeseeo evesy yeas.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12

otssela0 vsttA oey.oid chselra
One way to start, and that 10 becon
ing vsry popular. u to purchase day.
old cAicks. and brood them. either BY
the hen and natural method. O. artt
hcially. hy the use Of houses con.
structed for the purpose, With full h
structioas - to their opssatioa.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
osiees Tee o.s.sy n, ows.A

0wtns Faissss are aAvissl aeaiasa
feeding yeaAG swt1e extensively -
silass. - . Fsesat ballstia fron IL
Iowa 0tatioo. It u too abroas and
low n Aigsstibls nutFisats to prove
satisf1cteey for growing and fatts4
ing swins. The hog has . digestive
ao1aratos suited largely 70 ceacsa-
tra&sa fee1s. Old sows win sat so0a
silaes: however. u ted to then n
shosh eoastitute oaly . snail portion
q ths1r Eak3oa.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
0AMppoiweed.

Hungry Harry Tin front Of usoving.
picture studio)-How did you LIE
posin' for the movies!
Thirsty Thornton (dissustedly)-
Actin In movies ain't all II looks -
me. They put me In . harroom sesnA,
an de beer was nuthin' but sas'pasi1lo
an the whisky was ealy esad teal
Puck,
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
ssssseisatsao ~ ssIassas.
k1Als5s3

isvssti0atia0 ~ tsiassal.
u was In the oaburAa.
Sir. Why are yoa e1inhlnG a thano
trees!"
We'll. I'm . rsGtrel businsas -,
just retired"
Yes"
Been rssAtag Dostsy an NJ NJ
and taking tl,str statemsats o. tsuGl
! Aoat like to taks aAytAiAg % tsuGE
Pests have always givea NJ ts unAaoA
stand that there ars 70 hirAs II ~
years nests. Nov In elinbing Q NJ
trees to ascertaia u this statsaso4 b
strictly true"
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
Nar1 4, Paeeee.

NaF0 - eooooo.
0rocef-Wha4 Wa tAak Wo0aa oo0r
Dsaiuing aboatf
Clerk-rhs long wait. ID.
Grocsr-And only yesterday sAs was
Kicking about the short weight You
can't please some people.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
A MakAlsM

Look here. Nose: I thought you
ware going to b baptiseA Into the
Baptist churcAY'
~Ya'as. sab, ! WAs. Dat rss bein'
GDstakled into d 'Plscopal TN = sun
0ae comeo."@LAeo.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
aekh Nkaaaslhx.

oseh Weasthy.
The miseF cennto his sordld epal
The lover c0oato his ktssss;
And neither ooe. if truth be tesa,
Knows what The 0thor nisooa.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
A olsssl,e.

what y . Political IsaAoe?
well" rspaiea Senator 0oeeAnn
~Do0stinss Ae - veey nucA nks u,
ereAestra lsaAsr. - Aaa whe 20
vs6es esstiealaa1oA anA Osaseal q
sits0sat While os0sosAy sass = AslAl
~ real Woek."
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
H,s bsesW,a

swas 0serUs WasAiAgssa s1sA .
togsibse Has. uoeAeer
Liar. NJ 80 wv. vAat = ysu
0aaar
We'd. Y - vasar VAv vas - Q
~ mals WAoA - ~ - Nu1Af
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
LsN - olvIua..

Z laysat sssa n1a0 ~ : ~
49,. H - - - . ADshsaD 6 &
050sw s0eag IL qkAs
Hes besA e4o9 ee'an 49,
WAa9 euao1 61D1
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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-04-05

The following are the subjects
assigned for sermons on three
Sundays Of April in all the
churches Of the Archdiocese.
I. The Resurrection.
(a) The resurrection, the
greatest Of miracles.
(b) Christ's predictions Of His
resurrection and His appeal to it
as the final proof of His divine
authority.
(c) The evidences Of the
Resurrection, as narrated in the
New Testament.
(d) The subsequent facts, con-
firmatory of the narrative-The
Apostles dying because of their
faith in the resurrection-The tri-
umph of the Christian religion on
the strength Of the apostolic
preaching of the resurrection.
II. Other Proofs of the Divine
Mission of Christ.
(a) The personality of Christ
-superhuman moral perfection of
Christ superhuman wisdom of
His teachings.
(b) The work of Christ
through the ages-The superhu-
man element in the diffusion of
the Christian religion, despite the
tyranny of state imperialism, de-
spite idolatries and PHILOSOPHERS,
despite pagan pride and passion.
(c) The supereminent relig-
ious and moral excellence of the
religion of Christ, as witnessed in
the spiritual elevation wrought in
humanity through ages by the re-
ligion Of Christ.
III. The Divinity of Christ.
(a) Moses and the Prophets
were men commissioned by God
to teach: Christ is God Himself
come on earth to teach mankind
The meaning Of the divinity of
Christ! It is not that Christ so
manifests in His life divine per-
lection, that, while being only
man, He may in a manner be said
to be divine. 1t is that Christ is
truly God-God made man.
(b) The IncarnatiOn-In Christ
two natures, that of God and that
of man-but only one person, the
person of the second Person of
the Blessed Trinity.
(c) The proofs of the divinity
Of Christ from the Gospels.