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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18

Robert \. McBrney Undertaking
rarlors. II West Third st. Phone 45G.
Residence phone 1871. ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18

like n new girl and ] am now relieved
of all these troubles. ! hope a,l young
girls will get relief as ! huya never
felt better inmy life. Miss BERTuAA.
PELoQUlN, Box ll6, Sterling, Conn
Massena, N. Y.-"l have taken ly-
dia +. Pmkham's Vegetable Compound
and highly recommend H. If anyone
wants to write TO me ] will gladly tell
her about my case was certainly IN
bad condition as my blood was al. turn
ing to water, had pimp'cs on my face
and a lad color, end for five years had
been troubled with suppression The
doctors called it fncmia and E.haus-
ton, and said was all run down, hut
Lydia +. Pirkham's Vegetable Com
pound brought me out all right. Miss
LAvIsA MYREs, Box "a, Masacna, MY.
Young Girls, Heed This Advice.
Girls who are troubled with paiufulor
irregular periods, bacllachc, headache,
dragging-down sensations, faiuting
spells or indigestion, should Immediately
seek restoration to health by taking l.y-
dia T. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18
SATURDAYS CNLENnAR

Mr. and Mrs Charles J. Waite give
dinner for Mrs Winters and Mrs Mo-
Cullough
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SOCIIElrY NEWS
VERA GWYNNE TELEPHONE 1900.
Hours $50 10 ~ \, NJ to0P,M

his mother Mrs t. e. Wol.n and
family
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This Is Perfect Pattern.

Be sure TO state right size, passing
the tape around the fullest part Of the
breast well up uuc~r the arms.
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The coupon and enclosing 10 cents in
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18

Mrs. u. A. McDougaIl Of Sapulpa,
formerly president of the Federation
of Womcn's Cluba Of oklahoma, lrft
on Thursday for ST. Louis, whore she
win remain for several weeks pro
scriod course Of treatment Mrs
McDoueul met with "a severe tan
more than year ago, from which
she sim suffers much discontinue
and her many friends are hopeful
that the treatment which she is to
undergo viii bc beneficial
Mr b NJ Grotchphas mas gone TO
Furbauk OKLA, for ue week end
with friends
Mr. and Mrs e. w. Sinclair re-
moved yesterday into their new home
MI and Mrs Robinson take posses
sion Of the former residence of the
Sinclairs, which they recently ac
CURED
Mrs. W, b. Craig, Of North Denver
Avenue left yesterday for Sminr
field, MO, where she goes for several
days as the guest Of her sister, Miss
Rolcau.
Tho meeting of the music teachers
Of Tulsa, called by Mrs o. l.. Frost
at the Commercial club, has been
postponed one week because Of the
enforced absence of Mrs Frost from
tho city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18

Many new ones in the past few lays
Lace Georgette, Crepe De Chine Chiffon and
Crepes seem to have the call
Hand Embroidered Chffons and Crepcs in sew
clal new models; White Flesh and the new dainty
shades.
It's the most attractive line we have ever shown
Prices range $50 to $1,000 (Signed)
THE HAIL STORE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18

These are exceptional bargains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-18

Mr. b NJ Grotchphas mas gone TO
Furbauk, OKLA, for he week end
with friends
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
.Doniesienia Turec.
ko- Niemieckie.

Berlin, Z listopada. = Strzaly
tureckie Dardanellow spowodo-
waly eksplozye ma jednYm z a.
takujacych statkow angielskich,
ktory skutkiem tego zatonal, ko-
lc Anatolii Turcy zajeli diva han
dlowe statki angielskie i sprowa-
dzili je do Smyrny, portu anatoI,
skiego; jeden statek handlowy
mial zostac zatopiony.
- Potwierdza sic doniesienle
wczorajsze o bombardacyi miasta
Batum, portu ma Kaukazie przez
statki tureckie z Nora Czarne--
go.
- Wojska tureckie, zmobili--
zowane W okolicy p6lwyspu Sy-
mai, ma pograniczu Egiptu i maja-
ce don wkroczyt, wynosza cwiert
miliona!...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
Targi Q Bu}garYe
MM WmAFQFA NTWNMRmH AI
Z Walk na Ziemiach Polskich.

Swieta" 'wszystkich ludlow maho-
metanskich, przeciwko giaurom,
ii. chrzescijanom, wyjatkiem je-
dnych Niemcow. Z tenn wSzyst--
klein nagiosc ofensywy rosyJ--
skiej ma kraje tureckie "a Kauka-
zem, a angielskiej ma Dardanelle
miaia SLIME skonsternowac rur--
k6w, ktorzy podobno ME wszyscy
So "a wojna, forsowana jedynic
przez mlodo-tureckie stronnict'- =
woy Wobec tego, re spora armia
rosyjska, liczaca blisko sto tysie-
cy, przekroczyla granice W Ana
tolii, Turcy maja zwin9t swa "a
mierzona ofensywe z Syryi przez
Synai ma Egypt, a wojska polud-
niowych kres6w swoich poSla ma
polnoc, do Anatolii, by Rosyanom
stawic czoIo; atak ma Egypt 20
stanie zaniechany. Rosyanie wkro
czyli do Armenii, ktora prSewaz-
ME chrzescijanska uciskana j
dreczona cd dawien dawna przez
Turkow-mahometan, - VITA Ro-
syan radosnie stale po ich stro-
ME. Donosza, re tuz przed mobi-
lizacya jej okazyi Turcy stra-
szliwie zlupili miasta i wioski ar
mehskie znecali sic mad ludem.
Bogatsi Armehczycy. odjechali
zawczasu przewaznie do Rosyi.
Wojska rosyjskie powoli po-
suwaja sic wzdluz wybrzezy po--
dniowych Nora Czarnego' ma
stepujac ma armie turecka, kto-
ra ma liczyc ponad sto tysiecy a
cofnela sic w okolice miasta Erze-
rum: Armia ta dowodzic INA
Sanders-Basza, Niemiec = gene
raj v. Sanders. Donosza, re armia
ia trudnosci ma wiele z prowian-
towaniem, poniewaz iudnosc ar
menska nieprzyjaznie odnosi sic
do Turk6w, a zyczliwie do Ro--
swan. w okolicy Van, miasta ma
poludniowy wschod cd Erzerum'
wielkie gromady ochotnikow ar
mehskich sic zbroja, juz nawet
miasto owo obledz miaiy, a garni-
zor, turecki broni sic z wysIkiem'
Podobniez ma tyfach arrnii San
dersa maja sic zbierae Arnehczy-
cv do walki przeciw Turkom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
Walk ma Morzu.

Londyn, Z listopada. - Nadesz-
10 tn z Peru Lima przyslane do
niesienie, IL statek wojenny
Good Hope" flagowy statek ad-
miraia Craddocka, dowodzaeego
eskadra, zatonai po otrzymaniu
ciezkich uszkodzen W bitwie z
krazownikami niemieckimi, sto-
czonej ma wodach Pacyfiku na--
przeciw wybrzezy Chile. zrazu
sadzono, IL statek ow uszedf zgu.
by i schronie sic zdo4al do
jednego okolicznych por--
tow, obecnie zaprzeczyc wy
pada tel nadziei: razem z okre-
tenn zginela Gala jego zaioga sam
kontradmirai Craddock, officer
starry zasluzony. Jak donoszono,
W bitwie tel zatonai rowniez kra-
zownik angielski Mammoth,
diva inne lekkie krazowniki ,On-
tario" i Glasgow" usziy cafo.
- Ma niemieckim krazowniku
,,Yorck" zatopionym onegdaj
wskutek miny = zginefo S26 ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
Do Konstantyno-
pola!.

Londyn, Z listopada. - Jak juz
prasa zaznacza pomiedzy Rosya
a Anglia Francya rozegra sic W
wojnie Turcya ciekawy wyscig
- do Konstantynopola zdoby--
Gle miasta tego pozadanego ro7
wnie przez Rosye, jak przez AM
glie. Rosya ma przed soba drogs
dluga i ciezka bardzo; stolica
Turcyi cd jej kaukaskich granlc
Jest odlegla o jakich 700 mil, dro-
gi w Anatolii zie So ME sposob-
ne do prowadzenia wielkich
woisk z ciezkiemi dzialmi, nadto
Anatolia jest bardzo gorzysta |
wojska rosyjskie bed9 mogiy po-
stepowac jedynie waskim skra-
wkiem plaszczyzn mad Morzem
Carmen, w drodze zas beda nara
zone ma rugby flankowe wojsk tu-
reckich, ktore z gor pobliskich raz
poraz beda mogly wypadac ma ME
przyjaciela i wstrety mu czynlc.
lima trudnoscia bedzie aprowlzya
armii ma takiej dalekiej drodze.
Koleje So dopiero W odlegfosci
kilkudziesieciu mil cd Konstan-
tynopo1a, podstawy aprowizyj-
ne ma tylach rosyjskich ME blizej
beda mogly bye jak W Batum ma
Kaukazie. Inaczejby sic kwestya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
Walk ) W Polsce.
JarosiaW znow W reku
Rosyan.

Petrograd, Z listopada. - Pre-
jaWem dowodnym wzmozonej O.
fensywy rosyjskiej ma calej linii
walk W Polsce, a wiec takze i W
Galicyi-nad Sanem, jest fakt, &c
wojska rosyjskie przekroczyiy ze
znaczna siia rzeke San / odebraiy
po zwycieskiej bitwie Austrya--
kom niasto Jarosiaw o Is mil cd
Przemysla, ktore raz juz zajete,
pozniej bylo ewakuowane przez
Rosyan. Obecnie Rosyanie szyb--
ko pra dalej ma zachod a wojska
austryackie cofaja sic pospiesznie
w kierunku Tarnowa "a rzeke
Dunajec.
- Podobniez w Prusiech Wsch.
Niemcy So W odwrocie a Rosya-
ME przekroczyli granice W kllku
punktach i zwolna daza ma "a
chod, spychajac wstecz nieprzyja-
ciela. Potwierdza sic wieSci . O.
debraniu Navy zajeciu Elku
(Lyck). Niemcy pospiesznie sku-
piaja wojska ma linii obron Wi
sly, a Warty W Krolestwie.
w Krolestwie Polskiem
Niemcy So juz wszedzie "a War
tq, kt6rej zdaje sic bronic ME my
sla, zajeli obronne pozycye ma
samem pograniczu ma liniach Ka-
lisza, Wielunia, Czestochowy, o.
kusza, ku Krakowu, gdzie sic Ia
CA wojskami austryackiemi, 70
wniez zreszta pozostajacemi pod
komenda naczelna niemiecka, ge-
nerafa v. Hindenberga. lima mad
ciagajaca, ch}ody juz dotkliwe
wojskom ciezko daja sic we zna-
XII ..a. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
Zdobycie eTsing-Tao

Toxic, z istopada. - Wczo-
raj okoio p6{nocy po generalnym
szturmie przypuszczonym cd
ladu i cd mora forteca niemiec-
ka Tsing-Tao, giowne miasto te-
rytoryum dzierzawnego Kiau-
Czau, zostaIo zdobyte przez ia
ponczyk6w, wspieranych przez
kontygens wojsk angielskich. A
tax generalny trivial faktycznie'
dni pare: Japonczycy jeden "a
drugim fort do milczenia zmusili,
wreszcie pozostafy tylko obrony
wenetrzne, ktore wczoraj podda-
ne by{y ostremu ogniowi dzia}
japonskich, ktory je wreszcie zmu
sil do poddania sic, CO byio juz
r6wnoznaczne poddaniem sic
miasta. w forcie owym Japoh--
czycy wzisli znowu 200 jencow.
Straty japonskie w ostatnim
szturmie So stosunkowo niewiel--
kie - wynosic maja okolo 900
zabitych niespeina tysiac ram
nych. Co sic staio masa wojsk
niemieckich, ktorych W twierdzy
byio 1000, ME wiadomo narazie,
bo szczeg6iow ME ogioszono. OBJ
lezenie trwaio ME Gale 8 miesiace
byio prowadzone wielka syste-
matycznoscia przez Japohczykow
kt6rych wspierai nieznaczny tylko
kontygens angielski; jaPonskic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
Marsz ma Krakow.

Petrograd, z listopada. - Ofen-
sywa wznowiona ma caiej linii Cd
Sandomierza ku Podkarpaciu. w
okolicy Jarosiawia stoczono
krwawa, kilkodniowa walke: by
la to wielka bitwa, w ktorej Au-
stryakow polegio bardzo wielu,
a jenc6w wzieli Rosyanie po-
mad 5OO0.Najblizszym zamiarem
rosyjskiej komendy jest marsz ma
Krakow, ktorego juz teraz mic
wstrzymac ME moze - poniewaz
zbite zmarnowane wojska ME
miecko-austryackie odporu do
statecznie silnego dac ME beda
mogiy. Wojska te dopieo "a Tar
nowem i "a rzeka Dunajcem pod
samym Krakowen skupic sic mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
DoniesieDia Au-
stryackie.

: Rzym, 7 listopado. - Z Wicd-
MIA doniesienia wciaz brzmia OPP
tymistycznie: Austryacy jeszcze
pisza o $4,000 jehcow rosyjskich
wzietych przed trzech: tygodnia-
mi W czasie ofensywy austryac--
kiej ma Podkarpaciu. Wazniej-
szem jest doniesienie, il " Cali
cyl wiadze austryackie naliczysy
256 wypadk6w cholery, z tego
1873 byfo ich W samym Przemy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
CRECYA ANEkTUJE EPIR

ga W sile dostatecznej do stawie-
mia czoia wielkiej armii rosyj-
'skiej. Bitwa pod Krakowem be-
die zapewne rozstrzygajaca na
czas najblizszy W tel stronie tea
tru wojny. Front tel bitwy sic
gao bedzie Cd Kalisza po Kra--
kow: jesli Moskale front ten Me
meow przeiamia, mic i'm ma dro--
DE do Poznanskiego ma Slask
STAG ME bedzie Donosza, ze w wal
kach ostatnich pod Jaros}awiem
dziaia rosyjskie spalify paiac /
wielka biblioteke ks. Czartorys--
kiego w Lezakowie.... '.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
MIQSEA!E QDEBRAlI jAR0SiAV
Marsz ma Krakow.
Targi o Bulgarye'

Londyn, Z listopada. - Po-
dobno kwestya stanowiska Bu}-
garyi trafila nareszcie ma wlasci-
wa droge - wiodaca moze do po-
rozumienia: OTTO donosza, re to-
czq sic w Sofii pertraktacye co do
warunkow propozycyi pewnych
korzySci, jakieby Bulgaryi dac
nalezaio, by pozyskac jej przy--
chylnoSt, zalagodzic jej preten-
sye zale po drugiej wojnie bal
kafiskiej, W ktorej dawni sprzy7
mierzehcy pozbawili jej znacz--
nej czeSci zdobyczy. Otoz propo-
nuja porozumienie wyrownanie
tych pretensyi ma podstawie ta--
kiej, re Serbia odstapiiaby Buiga-
Iryi HAWAI- Macedonii, zdobytej ma
Busgaryi w drugiej owej z mia
wojnie-mianowicie Geese w zrla-
cznei mierze przez Macedohczy-
kow zamieszkala wv zanian Bu}ga
rya stanefaby stanowczo po st1o'
ME sprzymierzonych przeciwko
Turcyi Niemcom. Serbia sic wa
ha, ale wobec tego, re projekt ow
popiera usilnie Rosya, cd ktorej
Serbia tax wiele doznaia poparcia
w wojnie Austrya, bo Rosya IA
ktycznie "a Scribe o MIA wojne
swiatowa zapoczatkowaia, przeto
spodziewae sic nalezy, re Serbia
zgodzi sic ma projekt, zwiaszcza,
re dostanie po wojnie = zwycie-
skiej wspaniaia rekompensste "
fcru1ie Bosni i Hercogowiny, O.
debranej Austryi....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07

przedstawiaia, gdyby sic Rosyi IL
daio oczyScic Morze Czarne Z O.
kretow tureckich, ale wydaje SIC
to maio prawdopodobne, ponie-,
waz Turcy posiadaja obecnie ma
morzu tenn wiecej wiekszych
statk6w, niz Rosya, zwiaszcza
gdy sic wliczy owe diva niemiec-
kie krazowniki ,,Goeben' yBre-,
slau", ktore So wcielone do ture,
ckiei armii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
Walk ma Zachodzie
Europy.

Paryz, Z listopada. - Ma ca
lei linii wczoraj walki zywe wrza-
ly = jakby Niemcy ostatnie czy'
Mill proby wysilki sforsowania
pozycyi francuskich: W kilku pun
ktach wykonali Niemcy potezne
kontrataki, ale wszedzie zostali
odparci, jak tenn donosza ra-
porty francuskie belgijskie.Nie
ulega tez watpliwosci, IL Niemcy
przygotowuja juz sobie przynaj-
mniei ma SVEN prawem skrzydie
W Belgii nova linie obron, SO
dokladne objawy, IL odpadniecia
ich ma owa druga linie spodziewac
sic nalezy dis - jutro. Najgore-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
Z Baikanu.
Grecya anektuje Epir.

Ateny, z listopada. - w Gre
cyl j zajetym ostatnio przez woj-
ska greckie Epirze ogtoszono a.
neksye tego kraju przez wladze
greckie. Krok ten Grecyi wazny
Jest bardzo re wzgledu ma ma
stepstwa, jake pociagnac mozc
"a soba. Przedewszystkiem ma no
we to bardzo znaczne powieksze-
ME Grecyi zawistnie patrzee be
die Bulgarya, wrogo wzgledem
Grecyi usposobiona, a takze ME
chetne beda temu Wlochy, ktore
same maja zaborcze wzgledem
Albanii zamiary j ostatnio zaJeiy
Avlone, port giowny Albanii. VIA
domo tez, re mocarstwa na ostat-
niej konferencyi W Londynie, kto
ra odbyia sic po drugiej woInie
balkahskiej sprzeciwiiy sic zycze-
niu Grecyi CO do zatrzymania "a
jetego przez nia W wojnle lur-
cya Epiru, a przylaczyiy kraj ten
do Albanii, przeto obecnie Grecya
wystapila wbrew wolf wszyst--
kich mocarstw, co ME wiadomo,
jake skutki mice moze. Epir jest
W rzeczywistosci krajem W zna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
Ajax ma Dardanelle

Londyn, Z listopada. = Bonn
bardacya Dardanell6w trivia W pei
nj, ale z odlegioSci dose znacznei,
bo podobno wczoraj jeden ze sta
tkow angielskich bombarduja- i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
Afganistan przeciw
Anglii....?

Berlin, z listopada. - Z Kon-
stantynopola donosza, il emir
Afganistanu opowiedzia} sic pre-
ciwko Anglii i wkracza do Indyi
angielskich W 10000 ludzi. (Do-
niesienie niemiecko-tureckie...
Przvp. Red. D. c..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07

Petrogard, Z listopada. - Ma
10 Jest nowin o dziaianiach wo-
jennych wzgledem Turcyi. Do
niesiono tylko, re Szeik-Ulk-I-'
slam, najwyzszy duchowny maho
metanski ogiosii istotnie ,,wojns
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07
Walk ma Zacho-
die Et1ropy.
WALK Ma MORzU.

wojska liczyly ogolem okoio 3d.
900, a straty ich ogolne obliczaja
ma 5000. ----
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07

| cych zostaI ugodzony przez po--
cisk fortow tureckich uszko--
dzony, czy tez nawet zatopiony.
Z Egiptu donosza, re Turcy Z
pogranicza tamtejszego swe woi-
ska wycofuja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07

(Dokoaczenie ma str. 5-ej}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-07

Przyp. Red. D. c..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-20
ELECTION OF NEW POPE IS
SOLEMN AND IMPRESSIVE
For Days. and Sometimes for Weeks Time Cardinals
Walled Up Without Comm unication from the Outside
World Until Choice Is Made.

cardinals repeating it after him. The
Gospels are then carried TO each prel-
ate in turn, the cardinals sealing
their oath by kissing the parchments.
The president Of the e0ncIaVe after
he has been sworn administers the
oath in turn to the cardinal-secretar
Of the conclave. The attendants both
within and without the chapel are
also sworn to secrecy regarding the
proceedings.
After formal report and inspec-
ton by committee Of cardinals on
the lodgings and specially constructed
masonry work have been made the
architect Of the palace delivers four
keys to the conclave on a silver sal
yer.
The president Of the conelave takes
two Of these keys himself and gives
the others to two of the marshals A
gong is then sounded and all the car
dinals leave the chapel and retire into
their cells
Marshals at once take up their ap-
pointed positions and call out in
stentorian tones, All out" The doors
are then locked within and without.
not TO be opened until the traditional
announcement, Il have to announce
a great joy; We have a Pope" is
made
When the tellers read the votes on
the final ballot those nearest the for
tunate cardinal whisper their con-
gratulations. The result IS then veri-
fed and the president of the con-
elaYe asks the Pope-e1ect if he &C
eepts the Office. The acceptance be-
ing duly recorded the Pope is asked,
What title do You adopt2"
Immediately following the nomina-
! ton of the new Pope the other cardi-
nails lower the canopies above their
respective seats and the Pope retires
to assume the pontifical robes of
white. His holiness then returns 70
occupy the empty throne in front of
the altar
As soon as he has seated himself
his former colleagues, led by the pres
ident of the conclave. come in turn
before the throne and swear their
fealty and allegiance 10 the new Pope.
A few moments later the news is
proclaimed to the world. The coro-
nation usually takes place a few days
after the election.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-20
Hcts Of pope Plus \. In Hmerica

~ REATED Archbishop Farley and Arch
bishop H. O'Connel, Boston, cardinals of the
H. 1871 giving this
for he frstt cardinal
the United States from the jurisdiction of the
the Propagation of the Faith which has charge OF
the Congregation of
Consstor the activities of the church in
faith has fouhed for long time The Pom
realized the marvellous
growth Cathocty this country it having already eab-
lshed itself upon a footing.
Archbishop Giovanni here to be to
Cardinal apostolic delegate with headquar
tiers a Washington.
privilege conceded to the Catholic
University Washington seeking assistance by annual col
lection taken up in all o United States
establishment of the first for
eien missionary seminary training
to institution being established
Ossining York
of the Catholic Church
Extension Society States Chicago head
quarters.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-20
DISPUTE OVER
LAYING WALK
Putting Down Sidewalk at Mil
itary Park Goes to Law De-
partment for Decision.

Whether the Board of Works or the
Shade Tree Commission should lay
the sidewalk along the western bor-
der of Military Park was the question
that came up before the latter body
at it's meeting this afternoon.
The members finally decided to sub
NIT the matter to the city law de-
partment. Since the Board of Works
tore up the walk to widen Broad
street, the opinion was ventured that
the cost of relaying the walk should
come out of the treasury of that de-
partment. Consequently no action
was taken on the bids submitted a
week ago for the laying of the walk
The only other business transacted
at this afternoons meeting was to
grant the request of residents in the
vicinity of Milford Park to erect a
flag-pole in the park.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-20
Bishop McFaul Speaks of
Plus X. as "a Great Pope"

TRENTON, Aug. .2O.-Bishop James
A. McFaul, of the Trenton Diocese,
upon learning of the death of the Pope,
said: Pope Plus X. will always be
regarded as a great Pope. It was
my hope that he would have been
able to end the horrible conditions
of Europe and bring peace. The
great white shepherd of Christendom
could have exerted a mighty influ-
ence over Christian nations. A Won
derful ehurchman has passed away"
Formal announcement of the death
of Pope Plus X. has been made to
the priests of the Trenton diocese, in
a letter sent out this forenoon BY
Bishop McFaul. The bishop directed
that suitable announcement be made
in every church in the diocese next
Sunday, and that a requiem mass be
celebrated in each parish church on
the day Of the obsequies.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-20
Zone of the Fruits of War;"
Says Rev. Joseph A. Mulry

JERSEY CITY, Aug. 20.-Rev. Jo-
seph A. Mulry. president Of st. Peters
Church and College, today, speaking
of the death of the pope, said 1t was
one of the fruits of the war of the
nations" He said it seemed to be the
breaking of the heart of an old man
over the warning of his children
among themselves.
Special services will pe held in st.
Peters Church in commemoration of
the pope's demise.
Father Mulry said:
1--WE had thought ourselves pre-
pared in these days of surprises for
almost any shock, but we were be-
yond expression in the death of Pope
Plus x. The first thought that came
to our minds was that this was one
of the fruits of the war of the ma
tions. It seemed to be the breaIxing
of the heart of an old man over the
warning of his children among them
selves.
His Holiness was a visible repre-
sentative of the Prince Of Peace II
is hard to think that his last days
were to be saddened and his death
| hastened by seeing almost every ma
! ton in arms. 1t must have been q
source of deep comfort to him to fee
| that in our great American nation, fol
which he had repeatedly expressed
the deepest regard and tenderest af-
| lection, refraining from the conflict
and doing everything in it's power tc
avert the war. He himself, had fore
seen the event for the last month, and
at his last meeting with the cardinals
addressed an allocution to them prais-
| ing those who were laboring for peace
and urging them to promote with al
| their influence peace and harmony. His
| last word, only a day or two ago, was
a prayer to the world for peace, and
we understand he frequently proffered
his services as mediator in the strife
we grieve deeply, but the Church
and Christianity lives. The world has
another model-the timely old man OF
the Vatican, meek and humble OF
heart, like his Master, loved and
reyered by the world" -.