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New Britain herald., 1914-04-16
Cards Lose in Eighth.

st. Louis, April 16.--The Cardinal defences crumblcd in the eighth and. 5alee was beaten 5 to 1, by the Pir- ates with Cooper pitching. Errors by Magee and Dolan, two walks, Gib- sons single ahd sacrifice by Kelly retted three runs in the eighth. The score was 1 to 1 until that time.
 The Pirates got still another tally, in the ninth. The Cardinals run came in the fourth on Buffers single, Wagner's wild throw and sacrifices by Miller and Wilson. koney saved trouble for Pittsburg in seventh. With men on first and third Snyder lined over first like a shot. Koney snagged the ball and completed double play by touching the base. The score:
New Britain herald., 1914-04-16
DIAMOND DUST

Cornell. Nagle says he is glad to get through with New Haven anyway. Yea, bo.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-16

GAMES TO-DAY. Boston at Brooklyn. New York at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at St. Louis. Chicago at Cincinnati. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. San Francisco ;, Los Angeles i, Oakland-P Portland. rain. Venice 19, Sacramcnto 3.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-16

Spring training has taken the pep out of Manager Boultes of the Bridge port team and as a result of over ex- ertion he is laid up with tonsilitis. He can't talk and he can't eat. Alas. such is the lot of a baseball pilot.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-16

Eatteries--Iooper ana GipSon, Sale Hooper and Wingo and Snyder.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-16

GAMES TODAY. - Buffalo at Baltimore.
  Brooklyn at Pittsburg. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. phis-Chattanooga, rain. Atlanta 6, Nashvilie 5 Birmingham 13. Mobile J. New Orleans II, Montgomery B.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-16

Jerry Cornell, of Winsted and New Haven, has gobbled up Jack Cava naugh, young New London player. Cavanaugh will try to cover the ground where Pop Foster was once wont to prance, the left annex.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-16

Christy Wilson has been purchased from Springfield by Owner Clarkin of Hartford. Wilson was formerly with Jesse Burkett, the pooh bah of Wor- cester, Mass, and assisted Jesse in landing one of his numerous New England league pennants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-29

that willing the money suffering
an entirely ade-over
THE WAY WOMEN begins
number swiftly action. Phillips Oppenheim
samen how Lord Lakenhan with the aid
remember Syb1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-29
MODERN KNIGHTS ERRANT

0NE things that distinguish MAGAZINE and
individual character modernness the
the and
worth while.
That picturesque spiritual awakening which manifested
this symbols methods
different but the love adventure the fighting and the holy
have changed so much.
Torchy modern there probably
defending
than foreears who the plate
number there that drives this home of the best Torchy
akin to genius that make Torchy really great.
NEW T. Heasip begins number
which the hero exepfes the knight Grant idea definite
Bruce Benton Knights the Golden Fleece
world believes all within
what intelligence know how make
the world solve problems His motive
method That makes working
The first problem that Benton sufficiently difficult fill the
INTO HIGHWAYS
1t only after you finished story
will ehowb big
THE plain truth that of the biggest
editorial that have suedbig significance
addition
that tells American due This shows how Jonathan
Cy Maine shot by Congressman w Graves Kentucky
page illustration painting by S. H. Resen
berg. while the narrative is by Edgar Allen Forbes.
SCULPTORS IN FLESH the Beauty" articles by
which he tells truths
than the claims beauty would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-29
CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE
THE WAY OF THESE WOMEN

THE WAY OF THESE WOMEN BY E. Phillips Oppenhem
Beginning serial of unusual plot and intense
well as men, Illustrated by Frank Snabp
THE AIGRET BY Charles G. D. Roberts
A forceful story fiction form for bird lovers.
illustrated by Charles Livingston Bull
WOKId WHILE by James D. Corrothers
sketch Mr. Mrs Longs remarkable work Philadelphia
illustrated from photographs
PROXY H. B. Marriott Watson
First Of episodes the life of Galoping Dick
me o.
illustrated by Joseph Clement Coll
DOWN THE FIELD WITH BRITONS PRIDE
By Hugh Pendexter
Describing excruang
White of Arctic
illustrated by L. T. Dresser
THE COLOR LINE BY Lloyd Dorsey Willis
Story negro remans heroic deed and prejudice
against him. illustrated by S. J. IVooT
HAVE
Eighth insanent of the lecturers "reminiscences
r. NeiH
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pair. gloves from CarpenterWeber
Clothing company.
Best exhibit ducks. any variety
$3.50 pair bed sheets from Hamer-
slough Dry Goods company.
Highest scoring pen Golden Cam,
pines from Las Animas county. set
cuff buttons by F. c. Helt. jeweler.
Best exhibit bantams any variety
two gold fish and bowl by ]. b.
Hughs' City Drug store.
Best exhibit of pigeons. $3.50 pair
fur gloves by A. Rascower l. Sons.
Best exhibit Belgian harcs. S1.25
kid gloves by H. Moses g. Son.
Best exhibit turkeys, 81 riding
bride by Burkhardt Saddle and I'm
plement company.
Best model brood coop exhibited
by boy in grade schools, 81 cash by
Mountain States Telephone company.
Best Buff Orpington cock fro:,
Las Animas county. roll No. 3 chick
m wire by Branson- -Griswold Hard
ware company.
Best Buff Orpington cockerel from
Las Animas county, so cent package
Gonkey's Roup Remedy. ..-
Best Buff Orpington hen from Las
Animas county, chick hook. Reliable
Poultry Journal.
Best Buff Or2lnston pullat from
Las Animas county, years subscrtp-
ton to lntermountain Poultry Advo
cate. J.. H.. sl :rr't tx
Best Single Comb Leghorn cock
from Las Animas county. $3.50 pair
shoes by p. & W. Shoe company :.
/ Best Single Comb White Leghorn
cockerel from Las Animas county,
one years subscription to lntermoun-
tain Poultry Advocate.
Best Single Comb White I.eghorr
hen from Las Animas county. one
years subscription to the American
Poultry Advocate by Zimmerman
Brothers. : ~ Hg
Best Single Comb White. Leghorr
pullet from Las Animas county. three
25 cent packages Wilbur's Poultr!
Tonic by w. A. Myers.
Best Single Comb Black Minorc:
cock from Las Animas county. $3.S
pail stock food by Brewer Drug com
pany.
|; Best Single Comb Black Minorc;
cockcrel from Las Animas county
100 New Challenge leg bands b,
Keys Dnvis company.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-25
HOMEMADE MEDICINE
Best asd Cheapest isr cssshs

Most persons neglect cough or cold
for the principal reason that they either
don't think it serious enough to go TO q
doctor, or don't know what good medi-
cine to buy at a drug store, with the
result that the cough or cold becomes
deep-seated through this. neglect and
hangs on the whole winter4which' might
nave otherwise been speedily cured. bad
;chifmann's Concentrated Expectoraut
,een' used promptly. 'q''zs's
This new remedy is so strongly con-
.cntrated that two ounces (5O cents
worthy make full pint GO ozs.) of ex-
:elent cough medicine, by simply mix
,ng 1t at home with one pint OF granu-
lated sugar and u pint Of water. ltnakes
whole family supply. as much - would
ordinarily cost from 500 TO $500 for
the same quantity of tho old, ordinary,
ready made kinds of doubtful merit.
1t is prepared from strictly harmless
plants and Is so pleasant that chiidrcn
like to take 1t and it can be given them
with perfect safety as 1t positively con:
tains no chloroform, opium, morphine,
or other narcotics, as do most cough
mixtures. No risk whatever is run in
buying this remedy as drug store named
below will refund money u It does mol
give perfect satisfaction or 10 NOT found
the very best remedy you have ever used
for stubborn Coughs. Colds, Bronchitta
Group. Whoopiug Cough and Ho0o
! ness. For sale here by
W. s. GNea
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-25

White LeGhorns from Las Antmas
county. $40 alligator hand bag b.
/ Hausman Drug company.
Highest scoring Buff Orpington
pen from Las Animas county, $5.75
Essex Model New Homestead brood
cr by Bartendes Steel company.
Highest scoring pen Barred Rocks
from Las Animas county. 81 clothe>
wringer by Brown Hardware com.
pany.
Highest scoring pen Single Coml
Black M;norcas from Las Anima:
county. 81 box candy by Mason Can.
dy company.
Highest scoring pen Partridge
Wyandottes from Las Animas coun-
ty. 81 galvanized hen broodcr b.!
Wycth Hardware company.
|, Highest scoring pen Blue Anda
mslans from Las Animas county
$3.50 electric flash light by Trinidad
Gas 4 Electric Supply company.
Highest scoring pen Single Comt
Rhode Island Reds from Las Anima:
county, $3.50 hand painted plate b..
w F.. Bauer, icwclcr.
Highest scoring Single Com!
Brown Leghorn nen. from Las Anima
county. 80 hat by Price Clothing
company. "5..n
Highest scoring pen Silver Ham
burgs from Las Auimas county. silver
ladle by GRANGER Hardware company
Highest scoring pen White Ply
mouth Rocks froI, Las Animas coln'
ty, imported decorated water set. by
S. H.. Kress company.
Highest scoring pen Silver Cam
pines from Las Animas county. $2.5f
merchandise from Ingram PowdeI
Clothing company.
Highest scoring pen ,Lackenveld
ers from Las An;mas county, s1.5f
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-25
SPECIAL PRIZES
!, FOR POULTRY SHOW
! ARE ANNOUNCED

4 Best exhibit, any breed. from out
EIDE Las Animss county, s. by Trim
giad National bank; $3.50 by Com
hercial Savings bank.
Second exhibit. any breed, from
6itside OF Las Animas county. s. b.
FIRST National bank.
. Highest scoring nen, exhibited
from Trinidad, $3.50 electric incu'
GATOR BY Trinidad Electric Transmits
Bon. Halfway and Gas company.
= Highest scoring pen exhibited
Pom, Las Animas county. outside OF
Trinidad. 80 egg incu bator by Quill
ch Implement company.
4 Highest scoring display in Ameri-
chn class, exhibited by member OF as
.Sociation. all varieties competing
j22. so sparlor cabinet by Trinidad
Furniture company. r
= Highest scoring display in Medi.
terranean class. exhibited by mem
-6As--of the association. $3.50 ladies
desk by Jameson House Furnishin
compaRy.
b Highest scoring display in English
class. exhibited by member of the as.
Sociation, all varieties competinS
tcut glass sugar and creamer by E. l.
Allen.
!. Highest scoring cockcrel from La.
Animas county. IS roll chicken wire
by Pittsburg Steel company. Pitts
hhrg. Pa.
,,t;Highest scoring pen Single Comt
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-25
JAPAN WAGES
war IN BEHALF Z
or CIVILIZATION

. Toxic, Nov. 25.-In an article en-
titled Japan and the European Ar
mageddon," Count Shigenobu Ok
una. the prime; minister, writing IN
the Japan magazine, about the war,
says some forceful things about Jap
ans relation to the west.
lit will be our one ambition at
Fthis time" he writes, Ito show the
west what it is slow to believe, that
we can work harmoniously with
great Occidental powers to support
and protect the highest ideals OF
|sivilization, even to the extent of dy-
ing for them. Not only in the far
east, but anywhere else that may be
Unnecessary, Japan is ready to lay down
her life for the principles that the
foremost nations will die for. II
| is to be in line with these nations
that she is at this time opposing and
lighting what she believes to be .op-
posed to these principles"
The premier continues: "She en-.
ltered the alliance with Great Brit.
ain to stand for and die for what
are everywhere ready
to defend even unto death. 1t Il
Japan's aim and ambition to partici
pate in all world movements towart
noble Diplomacy, international reia'
tions and the principle OF equal op
portunity and peace. and to prevent
by one proper means the outbreak o.
/ continuance of bioodshed betweei
nations. Japan's relation to th'
present conflict Is as a defender o
1.-THE things that make for higher ci
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-25
MEXICAN couHTERFuTER
Is ExrRADIT1D

Ell Paso. Nov. 2I-Extradition to
Tennessee was granted today By
Governor Colquitt Of Texas. In. the
case OF Limo Ponce, wanted at MsSl-
phis in connection with the circuia-
tion OF counterfeit Mexican money.
Ponces attorneys, however, will
fight extradition through haheas cor.
pus instituted some days ago, but re-
filed today in the district court here.
Ponce was arrested ON the tsls-
graphic advices saying charges of
larceny and obtaining money under
false pretenses had been placed
against, him in Memphis. The case
becomes especially interesting here
in view Of the frequent failure to
secure convictions in similar cases at
FL Paso and other border points. Z
Through the efforts Of Ell Paso Of
fcials the state OF Texas recently
passed statute covering the. amt
ter of the manufacture aud .circula,
tion Of bogus money of foreign osv-
ernments not recognized by ths Unit
ed States. 81
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-25

Best Single Comb Minorca hen
from Las Animaa county. three rs
cent packases Wilbur Louse Killer
by w. A. Myers.
Best Single Comb Minorca pullet
from Las Animas county, four two
quart cans Pratt's Food company dis
infectant. t
Best Single Comb Rhode Island
Red cock from Las Animas county.
one sack J. R. flour by Caldwell Gro.
cery company.
Best Single Comb Rhode Island
Red cockerel from Las Animas conn
ty. four SO cent packages Pratt's
Food Company roup tablets.
Best Single Comb Rhode Island
Red hen from Las Animss county.
four so cent packages Pratt's baby
chick feed.
Best Single Comb Rhode Island
Red pullet from Las Animss county,
four SO cent packages Pratt's white
diarrhoea remedy.
Best Barred Plymouth Rock cock
from Las Animss county, one case
Best All" peas by Colorado Supply
company.
Best Barred Plymouth Rock cock
erel from Las Animas county, one
so cent package Conkey's cholera
remedy.
Best Barred Plymouth Rock hen
from Las Animas county. one-half
bushel Simplex feeder. Simplex Sup
ply House.
Best Barred Plymouth Rock pull
let from Las Animas county. one
years subscription to American Poul-
try Advocate.
Best White Rock cock from Las
Animas county. one case Yours
Truly" corn. Southern Colorado Mer-
camille company.
Best White Rock cockerel from
Las Animas county, one so cent pack
age Conkey's special.
Best White Rock hen from Los
Animas county, one years subscrip-
tion to Intermountain Poultry Advo-
cate. -...7.r u.
Best White Rock pullet from Las
Animas county. one years subscrip-
tion to the Intermountain Poultry
Journal.
Best Single Comb Brown Leghorn
cock from Las Animas county. one
sack scratch food by Bancroft-Msrty
Feed company. -
Best Single Comb Brown Leghorn
'cockerel from Las Animas county.
one years subscription to Intermoun-
tain Poultry Advocate. ,.3s.
Best Single Comb Brown Leghorn
hen from Las Auimas county. one
years subscription to 6Intermountafn
Poultry Advocate. -
Best Single Comb White Orpington
cock from Las jAnimss 'coanty. one
years subscription to lntermountaih
Poultry Advocate. ,syer -. =.
Best single com6 White orpinztou
cockerel from Las Animas county, rs
pound pail LeeB Egg Maker; by Ban
croft-Marty Feed company.
Best White Orpington hen from
Las Animas county. one sack meat
scraps from Colorado Packing com
pany- ts...,.;- ;i3 .-.....g =. =. Il
Best White Orpington pullet from
.as Animas county. ono chick bool
oy Reliable Poultry Journal. sl
Highest scoring pen Single Cont
White Orpinstons from Las Animai
county. one case Col. Mexican canned
fruit by the -Cosner Mercan
tile company. ..H. ,sG w.
Best cock Partridge Wyandott'
from Las Animas county. two pount
| can coffee. Hcy-Patterson Meat com
pany. t -. +.
Best pnllet Partridge Wyandott'
from Las Animas county: 81 worti
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-25
NO HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA PAIN
Oct . 10 cent paokags Of Dr.
James Hsadache Powders
and don't suffer.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will 60 wild
It's needless to suffer when You can
take remedy like DR.. James Head.
ache Powders and relieve the pain and
neuralgia at once. Send someone to
the drug store now for dime package
of Dr.. James Headache Q Powders.
Don't suffer. In few moments you
will feel fine-headache gone-no more
neuralgia pain.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-25
GET RID OF THAT
MISERABLE FEELING

You may learn something from
the experience Of Mrs. William
Trout, llion, N. Y. who was sick for
long time from a badly disordercd
stomach. felt miseragle all OF
the time she writes. 81 was tired
and had no appetite. A friend ad-
vised me to take Chamberlain g Tab
lets. ! did so and my appetite I'm
proved and gained rapidly In
health. For sale by all dealers
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-25
vili..tion and more permanent

vili1ation and more permanent
peace" s.tt
Count Okuma devotes 3 consider
able spa ce to an historical resume of
the causes OF the present interna-
tionai war. Speaking generally. he
thinks that war is always due to an
uneveness OF advancement in the
progress OF civilization, which like
water must find its level. When its
force is obstructed there will be vio-
lence and bloodshed. War also Is a
result Of the pressure offered in re-
distance to the growth of civili:a.
tion.
Speaking in particular. the prem
Ter is inclined to find the root Of the
present wa in the weakness Of The
balkan peninsula. Like China"
he affirms, sit is "a seething crater
In the worlds diplomacy. From con-
ditions apparently insignificant in
themselves. half the world can be
set on flre aud plunged into dis
tress and decimated."
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-25

Stay out on a limb long enough.
and. someone will eventually saw 1T
off.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-25

Toxic, Nov. 25.-Tne occupation
Of the South Sea, Islands has greatly
pleased the Japanese. One historian
claims that Ualan or Kusaie Island
In the East Carolines was inhabited
by the Japanese in the ancient days.
In the heart of the island forest, he
ssys. may be seen the ruins of an
old castle resembling closely those
seen in the more ancient parts OF
Japan. The remnants of the system
|of Notifications shows 1t to be an
exact copy OF the type constructed
lin the early Tokugawa period. 1t
was at this epoch that many Japan
ere warriors and publicists went to
the South Seas. having been expelled
from the empire on account OF their
adoption of Christianity.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-25

Tho Emporium Department Store
has two-day special sale three tinet
each week, Waten their ad. tt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-19
THE WEATHER REPORT :

TULSA Aug Is The tempera
turr. MaAimum, 0b minimum 72.
South winds and clear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-19
FIND Evidence Of
A PRICE CONSPIRACY
SPECIAL AGENT S REPORTS
SHOW EFFORTS MADE TO
FORCE UP PRICES
Combination of Drug Stores Said
to Have Advanced Prices
100 Per Cent.

WASluNGTON, Aug. 1S.-Reports
from officials and special agents in
Ncstigatiua the rise in food prices since
the European war began continued
10 flood the department of justice to-
day A special agent in the middle
west tclcgraphcd he had found evil
dence tht sugar producers and refin,
crs had combined 10 raise prices. An
other announced that "A state aSsocia-
ton of flour producers was issuing
price bulletins, and that evidence
gathered showed the organizations
prices are followed by individual mill
lcrS
A wholesale firm furnished the de-
partmcnt circular letter issued by
The Spool Cotton company of New
York. announcing a 20 per cent adj
vance on numerous lines Of spool cot
ton. effective August 10. A rcpon
from Kansas City said retail grocers
there had formed an association to
control prices
A charge that "A large combination
of drug stores has raised prices 700
per cent ON various articles is being
Investigated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-19

NEW YORK, Aug. With city
department heads planning municipal
groceries and meat markets and po-
lice obtaining comparisons between
present and past food prices, 1t was
announced at the district attorneys
office late today that the promised
John Doe Inquiry into the higher cost
Of living here since the outbreak OF
war I'm Europe would he begun Thurs
day. District Attorney Whitman will
conduct the proceedings.
Retailers have raised prices because
wholesalers did SO first, according TO
statements made at the prosecutors
office today With wholesalers maxi
ing the retailers pay more for their
staples. one retail butcher said. re-
tailers were forced to increase prices
10 the consumer TO make any profit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-19
Issnc Rcgnlar CertilIcates.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug 1s-The
state election board today cancelled
the certificates of nomination given
K. l.. Williams. for governor. and NJ.
+. Trap, for lieutenant governor, by
Joe 5. Morris. secretary Of the board.
and reissued them in the general way,
the entire board ecting in the matter.
It is said that Judge Williams re-
quested the board 20 take such action.
and in the case 0: Trap, It is said
that ne did not know but that his
certificate mad been given him by tho
board This action will also be taken
in other similar cases where election
certificates have been issued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-19
BUT NO IMPORTANT BATTLE
FOUGHT YET SAYS OF
FICIAL REPORT.
ENGLAND Lands BIC FORCE
Three German Zeppelins Reported
Wrecked by Fire of the
French.

From the war zone come only brief
reports Of the activities Of the vast
Ggmpu and allied armies opposing
cach other
The French officially report that
tho Germans have abandoned Sarre-
hDrg The Licge forts are said stIll
to bee intact ana a brussels dispatch
saws th" German movement toward
the Belgian center seems to have been
checked. THE French troops are IN
contact with the Germans, but ther"
ls no important engagement to re-
Uurt,' says an official announcement
OF the French embassy In London.
\ British cXpcdltionary force mum
ncIius more tnan 100000 has landed
a. French and Belgian ports and
Gouhtlcss IS well on It's way to form a
junction with its allies,
A significant statement is issued by
the British official press bureau TO the
eject that dcsultory fighting has oc-
CURED between the British patrolng
,quadrors and the flOtillas and Ger
man rc.onnOilcring cruisers.
"A certain liNeIlness Is apparent in
the southern area of the North sea,
the statement adds.
There are TumOrs of naval en-
earemcut about one hundred miles on
lIarwieh in the North sea.
I'm o stirring message to the troops
kmg George says;
DUTY is your watchword, and ]
l.uow your duty viii be nobly done
The French chief
GcEcral JOtfre, personally reports
French progress IN upper Alsacc and
declares French troops have occupied
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-19
TEDDY is ON THE STUMP
Pleads IN Maine for the Cause of the
prOgrcSSiNcs.

PORTLAND. Me. Aug. 1S. - The
valuable effect Progressive victory
i'm Maine next month might have on
Ia November elections in other states
was pointer ont by Theodore Roose-
welt In this city and in Lewiston,
whore he opened the Progressive state
Campaign today
"lf Maine is true To- her best tradi-
tions of the past" he said. "she should
see that the ProEreSsiycs triumph. Wo
ask the rank sud file of the old party
to join u.s. for i'm reality We are fight
ing their battles. II you feel fit to
govern yourselves. come with us. for
We are the real democracy"
Colonel Roosevelt left tonight for
Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-19
CHURCH CoIHT BEGINS PROBE.
Investigate Religious Ionors of Moth
er Seton.

FREDERICK. Md. Aug. 1S.-A
catholic ecclesiastical court today
began an investigation at St Joseph 3
college in the matter of Qualification
ana canonizstion of Mother Elizabeth
Ann Eeton, foundress Of the Sisters
of charity la the United States The
object is to determine whether any
forbidden religious honors have been
given Mother Seton in anticipation OF
the ruling Of the highest court at
Rome
Mother Seton. who was born of non
catholic parents. was converted 70
Catholicism after the death of her
husband She died at EmmitsbGrg
Md, in 1871