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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-01
CONSCIENCE, THE VOICE OF GOD

Conscience" says Archbishop Ire
land, lis the voice of the Mighty God
speaking to the soul in solemn pro-
clamation of the law of righteousness.
Only when the voice of conscience is
recognized as the voice of God has
conscience authority to command and
to enforce obedience to its mandates"
The voice of conscience within every
human breast makes us sure of Gods
existence, says Bishop Stang. The
voice of my conscience is His own
voice, the voice of the Supreme Ruler
Who sanctions or condemns my every
thought, word and action. This voice
speaks to me with authority, guiding,
warning, reproving, and judging me.
1t often ignores my wishes and even
opposes them. 1t tells me that can
not sin with impunity, that if do sin,
l am offending some One to Whom
owe reverence and obedience.
Conscience, says Archbishop Ulla-
thorne, is both the law and the judge
of the will, and in both these Offices
it is the organ and the representative
of God. 1t instructs us what to desire
and what to fear, what to do and what
to leave undone; and then it judges
what we have done; applauds what
we have done we'll, and rebukes what
we have done i'll.
From every considerable struggle of
temptation, says Martineau, man
energies. if victor, with look of
heroic Joy, if vanquished, with blush
of unsufferable shame. Before he re-
eeives the praise or blame of others,
even when others will never know
what he has been doing, he is already
praised or blamed by q voice within
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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-01
BE STRONG.

Be strong to hope. oh Heart!
Though day is bright,
The stars can only shine
In the dark night.
Be strong, oh Heart of mine,
Look towards the light!
Be strong to bear, oh Heart!
Nothing is vain:
Strive not, for life is care,
And God sends pain,
Heaven is above. and there
Rest will remain!
Be strong to love, oh Heart!
Love knows not wrong,
Didst thou loye-creatures even,
Life were not long;
Didst thou love God in Heaven,
Thou wouldst be strong.
Adelaide Proctor
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-01
MAYBE He TRIED.

Maybe he tried to be man,
Maybe he did what he could
To walk in the paths that were pointed
out
AS the Way of the wise and good.
Maybe he fought with his evil will
To conquer and beat it down
Don't be too hard on him as he stands
A fallen thing in the town.
Maybe she tried to be more than this,
Maybe her struggle was hard;
Maybe they gave her instead of kiss
The blow of the bitter shard.
Maybe she prayed as she wrung her
hands
In agony, grief and woe
Don't be too hard if she has gone
The way that she should not go.
Maybe we all of us try to be men,
And strive to be true and fine;
Remember, the struggle may not have
been
AS easy to make as thine.
Maybe we do not deserve to be
. scorned,
AS we scorn each other that way
Don't be too hard on any of us
Till you hear what we have to say.
Maybe he tried to be man;
Maybe he did his best;
Who can tell of the agony
That is burning within his breast.
Maybe he struggled again and again
To master himself once more
Don't be too hard on him, lying there,
A horrid thing on. the floor!
-BentstODn Hard.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-01

about, "They shall not hurt, nor shall
they destroy in all my holy noun
tains. The London Universe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
AUTO RACES At
JUAREZSPEEDY
Close Finishes Mixed in with
Plenty of Thrills Enter
tains a Big Crowd.

Close races and plenty OF thrills we're
sprinkled throughout the program At me
Juarez race track Monday afternoon In
the auto division the races were the pest
that have been held at me u@eA 1nls
season .z o.. q,
an added number. in which Palmer singer
car driven by Frenchy- ana a 'lat with
Billy Adolph at the wheel. contested At
no time during the gruel1s I've 5 il--T IN
test were the cars more than a uo4eh Ieet
apart The Fiat crossed the line on the
first Ian not a foot ahead OF the Dig yell
low Singer The Singer led py a nose
a. +re 80 ~ the second and third laps. and
crossed the line not SIX lncnes 9ehlnu the
Fiat in the fourth Then Adolph, by run
ming at nearly fun speed On ne curves,
gained a few feet. but was stan car
length behind when the two cars huInIIleo
past at the final The match kept the
grand stand on its feet rom the start
Time OF race, SIS
AdoIph Beats Gasser.
AdoIph had his revenge in the first race,
however. when he won against Lew tIasser
in a Mercer. and Frenchy IN MS Palmer
singer. and Brooks in Fiat me race
was over a Is mile course and the start
was an even one Adolph soon Forged into
the lead and kept at the head OF the
procession for the Il laps, covering the
course in 1929 As. Gasser was second
and Frenchy third, Brooks dropping out
Of the race in the tenth lap
Neither OF the motorcycle events were
close. In the first Oeschner, on a Thor.
was first over the line In 10 mile con-
test. his time being lO;0f ID kirste,
sscrfde a Pope. finished second, and Ash
ley, riding a Harley-Davidson. was third
In the second cycle event, five mile race.
Romero. riding a Harley-Davidson. early
took the lead and maintained IL to the
finish. Lightfoot. on Thor. was second,
and Oeschner. riding a Thor. finished third
Trotting Event Good
The trotting event Of two heats. was
won by DR.. Higgins. behind Teddy Y. His
.inle for both heats was the same, 1:OS rs.
pat c was second. The meet concluded
with two races for horses The entertain
nent was given for the benefit OF the city
II Juarez the proceeds going into a fund
Tor municipal Improvement
Among the visitors were mayor c. E
Kelly OF E. Paso, and mayor Juan NJ
Medina Of JuareZ County clerk Park Pitt
man and a number Of county officials were
also in attendance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
ALBERT To BOX
GROVER HAYES
Pastime Athletic Club An
nounceS Card For Septem-
Der q in Juarez Arena.

me next boxing show to be held by the
ESstiIne Athletic club at the Juarez arena
~ M oe on september 81 when Grover hayes
- veteran lightweight, meets Louie Alpert-
e mo Won on points from Frankie foWser
SUNDAY afternoon in the Juarez arena 1ne
Dout VIII be scheduled for As rounds IN
Collclu ing ARRANGEMENTS for the contest
promoter r. G. Martin announced that ne
was giving the local fight fans the best
material obtainable. He will have another
meet
Albert to Stay Awhile.
49, p9IIea on by the showing he made IN
Albert decided to remain over in FL PasO.
Immediately after the F0wser contest pro-
4s}e MarIln offered the westerner the
late with Hayes, who is a big card here
because Of his game fight when he met
Johnny Dundee
Neither Albert or Hayes are youngsters
me n me boxing game. and as both are well
Ai tu % boxing fans Of FL Paso as willing
mixers NIX the proposed card should draw well.
ne Oily question raised by Hayes IS the
weight OF Albert. but as the army cham
pion IS willing TO post A substantial for
Ielt 70 the effect that he can make 1S5
pounds. the match will in all probability
Natural 1s5 Founder.
T. mar mar ALBERT is q natural IS pound boxer
is the opinion Of his manager. John Man
yons who Is also credited with the bringing
out OF Johnny Papks- me clever little
feather champion Of the army. When Al
pert entered the ring to meet FoWser sun
s5 1tSLloon ne scaled around lSS POUNDS.
= - OF Jung 10 Manyon- ALBERT is natural
1ss pound boxer, and he defeated the FL
Fasoan who was at least 10 pounds heav-
Ter said Manyon. You don't see Leach
Sross. Joe Rivers. or any OF those other
10 pound boys going out OF their class 10
meet Welterweights do you2"
EOWser Going to Trinidad
frankie Fowser will leave in a few days
LOT trinidad, Colo. where he viii meet
EDDIE johnson. The FL Pasoan IS feeling
badly over his poor showing in the Albert
n lis
lance, having never travelled over IS rounds
before Fowser Will be accompanied by his
trainer. Al Dreager
lib" BenOIt, manager Of Charles Stands
viii leave soon for Los Angeles. on husi-
ness Charlie VIII remain in FL Paso until
Benoit completes his business on the coast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08

Chicago has gone ahead OF St Louis and
the Cardinals now appear TO be slipping.
though manager Huggins's men may be only
trying 20 hold their own, reserviug their
strength for a final squirt St Louis won
and lost at Plttsburg Monday, while Chfca 20
won from Cincinnati taking both 1900
Of a double header
Hank o. Day is certainly proving one of
the big major league managers this sea-
son the way he is handling the Cubs and
II they VIII only pick up in their hitting
they viii make il mighty interesting for me
league leaders in another week Of playing
Boston RedIegs Going Some.
The Boston Americans are making a nice
squirt, but the Athletics will have 10 suffer
taken The Redlegs have waited until TOO
late In the season 10 do their stellar plav-
ing and for this reason won't be in the nm
ming for the final dash under the wire
The Athletics won and lost Monday Thus
remaining stationary, as did Boston bv
winning and losing with the New York van
KEGS II is coincidence mat both rTe
Boston cubs were playing the New York
clubs on Labor day. out the Red Sox AID
no better than the Braves
Last Lap OF League Races.
With Labor Gay past. the major league
clubs have entered upon the last lap OF
their race and month from today the yen-
nant winners Of the National and American
leagues viii be resting up for a brief spell
before plunging into the greatest games Of
tne year 10 settle the worlds CHAMPION
ship.
The way it looks now it will be Connie
Mack S famous Athletics against either New
York. Boston. Chicago or even ST Tloufs rbe
remaining days Of the 1914 baseball strug-ie
VIII go down In history as perhaps the most
exciting in recent years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
RUSSIAN DEFEAT rs
CLAIMED BY GERMANS

Washington. D. C., sept S--Aus-
TRANS are gaining in their INVASION OF
Russia. according to reports received
here today BY the German embassy
from Berlin.
The message reads
a column under command OF the
Austrian general. Kestran. advancing
with the eastern army under Cen
Dankl on Russian territory, repulsed
a violent attack OF Russians and cap
tured 500 Russian prisoners
5000 Servians Prisoners
'In the south the Servians tried near
Mitrovica 10 break into Croatian ter
ritory Of Austria About 5000 Ser
vians were taken prisoners and much
war material was captured"
British Claim the Opposite.
A dispatch to the British embassy
from the London foreign office states
that the second Austrian army Oper-
ating on the -OpOl-Lubin
region is suffering very serious losses,
is now acting on the defensive and
In places has retreated-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
BELGIANS SAY REPORTS
OF ATROCITIES CONFIRMED

Antwerp, Belgium. Sept s.-The re-
port OF the commission appointed by the
Belgian government 10 fnvesri-are
charges Of German atrocities. finds that
atrocities were committed By the Ger
mems at LOuvain. Wise. AerchUt, Ons-
mael and in the district Of Malines
lnonensive pedestrians, cyclists and
peasants, the report says. were shot BY
the Germans. who also robbed the pub
lie treasures and burned and uillaEed
houses and towns on the retreat
Inhabitants fired at the German
troops.
were depOrted TO Germany TO aid in
gathering the harvest. and Iuat. in
some cases, the Belgians were com
PEELED to fight against the Russians.
II also is declared that men were shut
up in churches while the women were
outraged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
LAS CRUCES MAY
GET ACREANERY
Schools Begin New Term;
Cruces Man Has Moth
erly Turkey Gobbler.

Las Cruces. n. NJ. Sept. s-Tha sstab-
fishing OF a creamery in Las Cruces or
vicinity IS being planned A movement to-
wards this end has been started and many
Of the people OF the community are be-
coming Interested
Thousands Of pounds OF butter from time
TO time are being shipped in here from
Kansas and other states. although Dona
Ana county. a farming community which is
capable Of supporting a creamery TO not only
make enough butter for home consumption
but supply Fl Paso and other nearby towns.
r C. Halle. a California man Of expert
ence in dairy and creamery business. who
for the past three years has been opsrat-
ing in the salt River valley, is here look
ing over the field from a dairy standpoint
neop1e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
Welters That Were Real Champions
Ill III If -:H:- i +
Fowser and Albert Do Not Compare
BY B. B. CADDLE

2 OOKING- back to the records OF those
who have held The title In the years
IL gone by its amusing to think OF the
FoWser Sunday afternoon when they fought
q 25 round draw at the Juarez arena IN an
event scheduled TO determine the welter-
weight championship Of the world There is
10 bo-ars and tbe former Champions as
there is between a cheap seiiing platter and
high class stake horse.
such men as Paddy Duffy, Billy Smith.
Tommy Ryan, Kid mccoy and Mysterious
Billy" smith have held the bell In 1901.
Walcott defeated Rube Ferns in five rounds
at Fort Erie. for the title which he held
for three years me Dixie ria, won from
Wa-cott on a foul in the 20th round at san
Francisco. april 80, 1904
While the Dixie Kid won from Walcotrs he
was not recognized as champion after Joe
fought him 20 rounds to a draw At san
Francisco on May g 1904 although some
gave him the honor title until 1905
Honey Melody Of Boston. won from
Joe Walcott defeated Rube Ferns in r0unds
October IS 1904. and claimed the title
In 1897 Mike Twin Sullivan defeated
Melody in the 10th round at Los Angeles
and was the title claimant. Sullivan. on April
p, 1905. ce1ealec Jimmy Gardner IN 3
rounds at Los Angeles for the title
Nike Sullivan outgrew the welterwelght
class and the title in 1910 was claimed by
Jimmy Gardner and in turn by Jimmy Clab-
by when Gardner outgrew it Clabby defend
Cd the title and had the -swspaper de-
clsion over the Dixie KID fl New York in
20 rounds in 1910
In the latter part OF 1910. Clabby knocked
out Guy Buckles in 13 rounds at Sheridan.
1Fyo- IN an advertised welterweight cham
piouship event Clabby then went 10 Aus
tralia and on November 2. 1910. defeated
Bob Bryant for the title at Sydney IN the
seventh round Clabby also defeated Gus
Dewitt. the New Zealand champion for the
title in one round at Brisbane, Quebec. De-
cember IS. 1919.
CIabby entered the mlddleweiEht class IN
1911 and Ray Bronson, Of Indianapolis. Ind,
claimed the weller title Clarence Wild
cat Ferns also claimed It. There was no
recoginze- champion up 20 1913 when I3ron-
son put up forfeit TO fight any man in
the world for the title. In November he
sailed for Australia 10 fight the British
clamD-ol Tor ne tile. Eackev McEar-and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
Boston And New York Break Even
-:I:- -:II;- -:I:- -I:- -:I:-
The Braves Get a Genuine Trouncing
BY Don w. LrsK.

ITO WIN the morning game Labor day
by a TO score in ninth inning
rally only to come back in the after
noon and receive one OF the worst
trouncings OF the season. was the luck Of the
Boston Braves Monday In their double
header with the New York Giants.
Boston beat AIathewson in the morning
game but the Giants revenged themselves
IN the afternoon by beating Tyler. u8th
Crutcher thrown in Tor good measure. Tes-
reau pitched great game for New York.
TOdays game, with the two clubs still
tied for the leadership in the National
league. should prove the best Of the series
greater than that Of Monday. when all rec
ords at the Braves park were broken. eL-
ceptinG that Of the worlds series two FEARS
ago
It was a safe bet that manager Stauings
would send James in this afternoon TO op-
pose Vanguard though the -Bube'' may be
held ia reserve and Marty O'T0ole gwen
present series finds lIcGraw and Stalliags
bringing 20 bear every resource at tneir
command as on the victory depends she
league leadership. not TO count the i'm
pOrrance win viii have on the final fight
Tor the peunant
The Braves have one advantage IN the
present series-they are playing at home.
have such a golden opportunity A hostile
crowd makes all the difference in the world
IN a crucial baseball series.
Chicago still Climbing
With New York and Boston locked In g
desperate batJle for supremacy. Chicago con-
tinues TO win games and may at the final
moment jump into first place and snatch
the coveted nag from both the Giants and
the Braves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
ENGLAND HOLDS 5000
GERMAN WAR PRISONERS

London, Eng, Sept s.-There are at
the present time about 5000 German
suspects and prisoners Of war in the
concentration camps OF Great Britain.
These camps are located at Aldersh0t,
NeWbury. Dorchester. Queensbury,
Lancaster. Dyfrim Hall which is near
Chester. Edinburg and Templemoore.
Ireland The AldershOt camp is at
Firth Hall.
The Aldershot camp is surrounded BY
a barbed wire fence ten feet high,
around which at a distance Of about
20 feet is a ring OF wire entangIements
five feet broad. The prisoners here
are all men who would be serving in
the German army II they could get out
OF the country, together with men sus-
pected OF spying They are all housed
in tents with board floors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
U. S. CORRESPONDENTS
HELD BY GERMANS

New York, Sept. g.-The Associated
Press is in receipt Of advices under
date Of September 2 that five Ameri-
can newspaper correspondents are un-
der detention by the German military
authorities at AK La Chapelle. They
are Roger Lewis or The Associated
Press Irwin 5. Cobb. Of the Philadel-
phia Public Ledger. John T. Nc
Cutcheon and James O'Donneu Bennett
OF the Chicago Tribune and Harry
Hanson Of the Chicago Daily News
The men are not IT. confinement and
are being well treated. They are, how
ever under close surveillance and are
not permitted 10 leave the city or to
send news because they have been with
the German troops. The correspond
ents were placed under detention on
August 26 at some unknown place and
were taken TO AK La Chapeue on
August 80.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
DENIES COUNT WHITE TRIED
To URGE ITALY INTO WAR

Rome. italy. sept S-A- kroupen-
ski. the Russian ambassador TO Rome.
has issued another denial OF the report
again being circulated that count
Witte. former premier Of Russia, came
to italy recently with a mission 70 in
duce italy TO join in the triple entente
Count White. according TO the ambas-
sador's statement, simply crossed into
Italy IN order TO return TO Russia by
the only way left open. via Brindisi
and COnstantiuople and Odessa taking
this opportunity 10 visit his sister in
the Turkish capital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08

would no doubt have been the recognized
champion had he claimed e., but he pre-
ferred 10 remain as a lightweight Nike Glib
bons also claimed the title but could not do
1s2 at 3 o'clock or Us ringside, the Ameri-
can weight
Albert easily outpointed Fowser in their
over the river event Sunday. but he's far
from being champion But he should have
been given the decision
F0wser has shown little improvement since
he fought Max Halford about two years ago
at Juarez In that event he fouled the sailor.
who was then fast going back, because he
could not stand the punishment
Because he could not make the weight
Johnnie Dundee has called off his match
with Johnny kilbane, featherweight cham
pion OF the world for the title which was
TO have been fought on the coast this fall
Dundee viii not fight as a lightweight and
viii make an effort to secure a match with
Freddie Welsh
Dundee fought 20 round draw with xii.
hans at Vernon, april O. 1913 II was the
first time he had ever Travelled over The
Marathon route and won for him big repu-
tation. He won a % round contest at Yer
non from Jack White on June It. 1913. and
in a return bout bout knocked White out. He
also won from Tommy Dixon at Albuquer-
que. July Z. 1919
Those who have seen Dundee fight believe
that he would have an excellent chance to
defeat Welsh for the title. He is clever. ag-
gressive, a hard hitter and good on de-
fence. Dundee nearly had Grover HAYES
out in their 20 round fight at Juarez.
He fought Welsh TO a draw at New Or
leans He went 10 rounds with the worlds
lightweight champion. at that time the Brit
ish champion, on New Years eve. 1914. he
also fought a 10 round draw with Charley
White at New Orleans.
The management Of the Pastime A C. is
making an effort 10 stage a championship
fight at Juarez on Turkey day. II a cham
pionship event cannot be arranged efforts
viii be made to match Dundee with Joe Rfv-
ers. Willie Ritchie or some other good light
weight.
II is said that chanpionship bouts bo-
tween championship aspirants- Of the cali
Der Of F0wser and Albert. with all due re-
spect 20 the latter's popular victory over
Fowser Sunday, viii be tab0oed Such bouts
------ - y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
GERMAN MINISTERS
RESIGN. Is REPORT

Rome. Italy. Sept S-According to
a dispatch from Berlin to the Mes
sagerO, a serious controversy has
arisen between the German emperor
and chancellor Won -Holl-
veg and minister OF foreign affairs,
Won JagOw. the two ministers being
regarded as responsible for the un-
readiness OF German diplomacy which
led 70 the coalition OF European
states against Germany.
It is reported. according to the pub
nshed dispatches that their resigna-
tons have been rendered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
SIENNA CAPTURES
BIG RACE STAKES

Hartford Conn. Sept S.-The brown mare
Sienna. by Peter the Great, owned by P. H
Schlssinger. OF Milwaukee. won the historic
Charter oak stakes valued at 200, Mon
day, at the opening Of the grand circuit
meeting here.
The Coriuthian. 2:10 trot purse $4,000. was
won by Bronson in straight heats. Jonah
Mann took the first heat OF the 2:1s trot
only TO be distanced in the second. and The
Temptress took the next three easily. getting
first, third and fourth money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
COMPIEGNE FIGHT LASTED
TWO DAYS. THREE NIGHTS

Paris. France. Sept. S.-An English
cavalry officer. who was wounded in
the fighting at Compisgne. has given
the following account OF the engage
ment at the place:
The fighting lasted for three days
and two nights The German artillery
wasted a good many shells in locating
the positions Of our trenches but
finally they got the range"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
GERMANY WOULD KEEP ITALY
BISY WITH TRIPOIrS AFFAIRs

Milan, Italy. Sept S.-The Secolo con-
firms the reports OF the discovery Sy
the Italian authorities Of a plot by
hammedans in Tripon TO q holy war.
II is said the plan was intended 20
insure Italy's permanent neutrality by
occupying her attention with the in
ternal troubles in Tripol-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
PRESIDENT URGES
PRAYERS FOR PEACE


CContinued From PAGE one.)
OF visions and thoughts and counsel
that purge and make wise
In witness whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and caused the seal
OF the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington.
this eighth day Of September in the
year Of our Lord one thousand nine
dependence Of the United States OF
America the one hundred and thirty
ninth.
(Signedl Woodrow Wilson
by the president.
William Jennings Bryan.
"Secretary Of state"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
GERMAN SOCIALIST LEADER
IS KILLED II E,RANr

Berlin. Germany, Sept. S.-The Vor-
waersc learns that on September 8 DR..
Ludwig Frank Of Mannheim was killed
near Lunaville. France.
DR.. Frank, who was born in 1874.
was a Social Democratic member of
the reichstag and leader OF the So
cialist party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
sTsPECr rAIlEN Nm CrsTnnY-

Frank MOya, aueged by city detec-
tiyes to be an escaped prisoner from
the state reform school at lola. Cal.
was arrested about noon Tuesday and
LODGED in the city Jail Moya. who IL
Is said by the officers was under SEN
tence for burglary, escaped some days
ago and started south.