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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-09-04
National Peace Convention Called

The National Peace Convention ar
ranged by the publicity committee of
the Friends of Peace, will open in
Chicago, September and 6. The
organization was formed in New York
City, and has since spread through.
out the country. The purpose of the
organization has been to unite in O
common sentiment all those who are
willing to assist in keeping the Uni
ted States in that exalted position
in which it has been placed by reason
of her attitude, not only for the bene
fit of the citizens and subjects of the
U. S., but for the further advantage
Of being able to assist the belligerent
nations when the opportunity arrives
for making terms of peace. Cardinal
Gibbons of Baltimore, one of the
most widely known and respected
churchmen in the United States has
taken the position that the citizens OF
the United States should not endangel
their country by taking passage upon
British vessels. The former secretary
Of state, w. ]. Bryan, has taken simi
lar position, both while member OF
President Wilson's cabinet and since
his resignation. A set of resolutions
have been adopted which will be pre-
sented to the National Peace Conven
tion in Chicago next Sunday and Mon
day. The resolutions follow:
| WHEREAS, A state of war exists
between Germany and England, ant
English munition vessels engaged in
the traffic of war materials to xii
German soldiers have been frequentl,
sunk by German torpedo boats, and
Whereas, A war zone has been de
clared in the waters encircling thu
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-09-04
Bishop Heffr0n Gaining

Rt. Rev. Patrick R. Hebron, Bishop
of Winona, who was shot twice last
Friday morning, in Winona, by Rev. l..
M. Lesches. while in state of TEN.
porary insanity, is reported to be con-
siderably improved since the accident,
and his permanent recovery is con.
sidered very hopeful.
Father Lesches, who has not had a
parish of his own for some time, and
who was refused charge by Bishop
Heffron, declares that he remembers
nothing of the shooting. Father Les.
ches' brother, ordained in France last
spring. was killed shortly after his
ordination, while engaged with the
French army. 1t is thought that the
sad loss of his brother under the cir
cumstances is partly responsible for
the mental condition of the unfor.
tunate priest. The circumstance is q
most unfortunate and regretable one,
and the first announcement of the in
jury Of Bishop Heffron cast gloom
throughout Catholic circles, when the
announcement was made. The great
circle Of friends and acquaintances Of
Bishop Heffron will be glad to know
that his recovery Is considered GER
tain. One bullet, which caused a
flesh wound In the thigh, resulted in
no serious injury. The other, which
pierced the lung has not been re-
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-09-04

out the world, the nations recognized
him as the most probable peace
maker. His heavy burdens and his
trying position were increased by the
entrance Of Italy into the war. His
one prayer, as we'll as the prayers
of the Catholic church throughout
Christendom may result in crowning
his efforts with success. Such is the
prayer of all the loyal children of the
church, and especially those whose
sufferings are so close to the heart
with the sympathetic pontiff.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-09-04

Pope Benedict, the XIV, who was
known in the world as James Della
Chiesa, the two hundred and fifty
ninth successor of St. Peter, was
born at Genoa, November 21, 1854;
ordained priest December 21, 1878;
consecrated Archbishop of Bologna,
December %, 1907, created and pro-
claimed cardinal May Is, 1914; elected
pope September 3, crowned Septem-
Der 6, 1914.
The first anniversary of his work
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-09-04

as supreme pontiff was celebrated
Friday, September 3rd. His heritage
as pope has been one of the most try
ing that has ever fallen to the lot of
the successor of Peter. The world
war, the grief of which caused the
death of his predecessor, Pope Plus
x, of sanity memory. The twelve
months Of Pope Benedict's reign have
been filled with constant efforts to
restore peace among the warning ma
tions of Europe; when his pious de-
termination was recognized through
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-09-04
INSTALLATION OF BISHOP GLASS.

SNo uNeIN ION VI 0IS0Op GLASS.
Right Rev. Bishop s. Glass, DID,,
was consecrated Bishop Of Salt Lake
on August oath. The ceremonies were
attended by Bishops and Archbishops
of the entire western portion of the
United States. The sermon on the
occasion was preached by Most Rev.
]. ]. Keane. Archbishop of Dubuque,
Iowa, and former pastor of the I'm
maculate Conception church in Mime.
apolis. During the sermon on the oc.
casion which took place in Los An
geles, Archbishop Keane spoke in part
as follows:
"The beautiful ceremony this morn
Ing was full of sacred meaning to the
minds of all Of US. The exercises did
not stand isolated, but reached back
into the distant ages and received
their power and significance from our
Lord, the founder of the Church. We
love the kingdom which He created
and for which He made His own con.
stitution.
1T is from the spirit that descended
upon the disciples on Pentecost Sun
day that this ceremony takes its sig
nificance. On this occasion we all
meet in the unity of faith.
To-day another Bishop joins the
Hierarchy; another Bishop goes forth
to witness for the Christ, to exalt Him
and to make for Him a conspicuous
place in the world. Another apostle
goes forth to begin a new and blessed
career. No man can take away from
him the dignity Of the Office. The of.
flee is bestowed upon him by a higher
power and by the grace of the Holy
Spirit. The new Bishop is consecrated
in the name of one who is Gods su-
preme witness on earth.
"A short time ago the See of Salt
Lake lost great Bishop. The people
there prayed for worthy successor
for the good man and God heard their
prayers and gave wisdom to those
whose duty it was to submit the names
of candidates to the Holy Father.
"The names of the candidates we're
submitted to the Holy Father and he
decreed that Father Glass be sent to
rule over the See of Salt Lake. You
have heard the mandate which was
not the voice of man, but of God,
There has now been conferred upon
the one designated by the Holy Father
the plentitude of the powers of priest.
hood.
There are lawyers who have the
ability to be judges who have not re.
ceived the high commission to act on
the bench; there are brave soldiers in
the ranks who have the qualifications
of general but have not been called
to act as such. Father Glass had the
qualifications to become a Bishop and
now he has received the great com
mission. Your friend now has the
high authority to exercise his great
gifts.
Bishop Glass now leaves this beau
tiful sanctuary with so many tender
memories for him; leaves this beau
tiful city, the citizens of which know
and honor him; and leaves this bright
land for rugged country Of noun
tains. but he goes to a magnificent
people who have prayed for his com
ing.
MAY the new Bishop bless Sail
Lake one hundred fold; may thai
rugged garden bloom with precious
flowers of promise for him, and may
God bless him and give him strength
and length of years. May his futur.
be as happy a. his past"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-09-04
STATE TO PAY WOMEN SAME As
MEN,

For the first time in the history Of
Illinois women employees of the State
will receive the same pay as men do
ing the same class of work, beginning
with Sept. 1.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-09-04

Among other sad results of the war
in Europe the historic monastery on
Mount Carmel is closed and the Car
melite Fathers have left the Holy
Land. The French and Italian monks
have gone to Italy and the Spaniards
have returned to the houses of their
Order in Spain.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-09-04
PRINCESS BECOMES A NUN.

The Princess Cicca, of Bourbon Par
ma, recently made her profession as
nun in the Benedictine convent in the
Isle of Wight, England. The princess
is a sister of the Archduchess Karl
Francis Joseph, wife of the heir to
the eAustro-Hungarian throne. Another
sister of the princess is also a nun
In the above convent.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-04

j. +. Kimtell is spending the
week in III Paso on business.
Mesdames Wonner and Palmer
have gone to III Paso for n few
days visit with friends
Fresh vegetables, fresh fruits
fresh meats aud fresh groceries u
Patty 4 Adams'
Wilson Bros. furnishing goods
and Wake Over Shoes are two
strong lines-rxclusive at the CARR
Sozo Trading Go. ~
We buy and sell poultry and
egPs.--Patty & Adams.
II you are are intending to buy
an Ice Cream freezer this summer
you should inspect our line before
making your purchase Prices range
from 81 so TO 50. 5O-Taylor & Sons
LOST'-An overcoat between
Lin Brannum's ranch and White
Oaks. Finder please return to c
ID. Mayors store.
NANTED:-Any kind of paint
ing or paper hanging. All work
guaranteed. Call Outlook Office,
Phone No. "a.
Millinery and Ladies ready-io.
wear, special prices all next week
Carrizoso Trading Co.
Eos SALE-one % high power
ed rife, good as new Will sell a.
bargain-Enquire Outlook 5.7-3t
Colorado potatoes guaranteed at
lowest prices Arriznzo Trading
Company
Ne Taylor & Sons have the
hest line of saddles and harness in
Lincoln county If you contem-
plate. the purchase OF either see
them
FOR SALE-Two large wooden
pullies, two three speed steel pullies,
Skating. stocks. etc. for sale at a
bargain. Enquire Outlook.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. aud Mrs. Ira o Wetmore
LETT Tuesday morning for III Paro
20 business.
dean Gordon, master mechanic
of Tucumcaii, is visiting in Carri-
fOzo.
Miss Helen Rice Of Parsons Is
here visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mis-. J r Kimbell
Mrs. DR. Watson entertained q
number Of her friends At = crochet
party Thursday afternoon at her
hume in honor Of Mrs Penfeld.
Mesdames J + Kimbell and W
II. Osborn will entertain members
of the Whist club Saturday after
noon at the home Of Mrs Kimbell.
Mrs Ben Wsimore and children
Of Roswell. arrived Wednesday TO
visit At the home Of MIR and Mrs.
II b. Hamilton
REWARD;-I will pay a liberal
reward fer the return OF my buggy
cover that was either blown away
or stolen from the Outlook Office
some two weeks ago Thos. 0
Lusier.
Edward Hale has returned from
III Paso where he had been for a
few days receiving medical treat
ment
NJ Doeiing arrived in the city
last Saturday from Fl Paso to take
charge Of his wall paper interests
here for the balance Of the season
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-04
MRS. KlMBELL ENTERTAlNs

Mrs. J i Kimbell entertained
with Il heart shower Thursday after
noon complimentary IN Miss Elsa
Farley of III Peso, Texas, whose
marriage to Frusier Charles. also Of
,hat place will occur June 10th
The house was tastelully decora.
ted in hearts. bells and cupids, with
cut flowers in p~rofusion A silk
parasol, suspended by white satin
ribbon hung in the archway be-
tween living and dining room. In
this parasul were many gifts which
we're showered over the bride elect
ss he parasul was lnwerd
After dan"ng, n pantry puzzle
contest" was iDdulged In, Mics
Rely being winner Of the prise-a
large couking spoon, after which
delicious refreshments were served
At small tables In the dining room
Miss Farley cut the bride 8 cake.
which contained the ring, thimble,
etc, and il was here decided that
Mrs Highfll would be the next
bride, while Miss RELY was doomed
to he AN old maid Much merri
meni was caused when II was also
found that Miss Esther Saper was
to win n bachelor, Miss Kitlic Tin
non il in love and Miss Dnrothy
McCur'y drawing the wish bone
con ruls ell the luck.
After many farewell-. the guests
departed, Wishing Miss Farley
g. eat happiness in her new life
Miss Farley leaves today for T.
Pasn after a please Mt stay in this cit,
her former home Con
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-04
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday night NJ s p IN. there
will be held at the Methodist
Church tn annual Childrens' Day
. ryices There will be special
,ongs, reciia ions. drills, etc all
given by the children of the Sun.
day school The parents and friends
of the children are urged to he
present Come and enjoy good
service
Sunday school At 9:45 a. m, ID,
Donaldson Supt Junior Church
At 3 p m Prayer meeting fellow.
ed by teachers meeting and choil
praclice Wednesday hight.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-04
NOTICE

BY the first Of June we hope to
have our building practically con
plete. So Of course, It will be
greatly appreciated il those who
have made pledges to the building
fund could pay some at once, either
to Brother Perry or myself ,--R l..
Day
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-04
ABUNDANT FRUIT CROP

From he present indications
there will be an abundant fruit
crap in This county and other sec
tions of the STAG this year
Peaches cherries, plums and berries
If all kinds give promise Of u large
WELD aud garden truck is a little
back ward but abundant.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-04
NOTICE

Having been appointed as road
tax collector for Carrizozo Precinct
No Ia, ] am DESTROYS Of collecting
in all 1915, road tax for said
precinct rs soon as possible. Please
give this matter your immediate
attention u. II Dalton.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-06-04
BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. r. l.. BAY. Pastor

Regular first Sunday services
next Sunday
The donations for the equipment
of the parsonage have been bounti.
ful aud gratifying.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30

mv opipion. aud with no one 10 s'Op
,b.m tbev may stumble upon some
,bi,y worth while What shall We uo'
"The captain will be here shorty
sa,d madame. Wen talk II over Wneli
no comes. II we move at all It must
I,o nj the same time as they move.
And Radcliffe when he arrived reau'
ilv agreed with this. lie had no desire
70 leave the comforts OK New lo,A'
and he growled not a little' Out n'
realized that he had no choice.
"with Hunt and Baird out OF the way
might be able 10 induce Hudora 10
take vacation suggested madame.
"sbe has beaten me dozen times anu
II rankles" ,
"suIt yourself about that. WHAT
tho matter with scnding her 20 visit
Begear Mary at Croig islandi There s
no need now " putting her out OF tue
way for good"
"But we could make good terms with
the enemy II we had Zudora where we
wanted her"
"wcll. that's In your hands. Come
ON. bruce We may find It difficult to
get decent booking
"On n South Africa tubI Leave that
TO me. But we must agree upon some
corking good makeup n we nrc TO Is
cane the old hawk eyes OF Hunt
ON the day Of departure Hunt said 10
Bnir,l that Il would be wise 70 make no
acqunlniances IN the smoke room. They
both played chess, aud they could very
well willie away the time at this pur.
suit without any outside assistance
With equal cunning Radcliffe Impress
cd Bruce with the fact that they had
better dine IN their statcrooms anu
keep on the promenade deck rs much
Ms possible. rucy both might escape
cnsuni glnucc from Hunt. but there
was small need " counting discovery
hy hanging around IN the vicinity OF
the old thief tnkcr
The voyage was uucvcntful Six
weeks later Hunt aud Baird arrived at
the Zudora mine aud set about the task
" locating the second mine. One end
" the survey they could locate. but
whether n rnn north. c1st or west re.
NAMED for them 10 find out. They
employed the services u an expert
miner to spot "hluc clay"
II guess sou chaps are up against
H." hc admitted after the first week
From your mnp the claim might be
ten or twenty miles north Or east 90
west What you have shown mo i
merely your mnn's starting point ion
20 somewhere from here. but whcrcf'
ITS n wild goose chase. ull right.
replied Hunt "i,ut We had 10 ilnd
ont Tor ourselves. And. by the way
Baird. have you noticed The man OF
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30

They'll follow U.s." said Radcliffe.
crutches mud the chap with the big
beard we've been running iuto latolyT
"Yes: I've been watching them. aud.
what l. more. they've been watching
u.s."
Same Idea here Wen. let 'em
watch. Much good II will do them"
They'll probably carry away some
gems. There Is no injunction 10 hold
the rnrues IA the leash. Hunt lm
scntm ntal about this deal" continued
Baird Imyely. Il want that girl To
come Into her own There was a day
whon / made things 'lighly uucom.
forlnble Cor her"
That nlght Bruce aud Radcliffe in
dulrcd IN bottle ~ champagne
Hunts mission 10 South Africa was u
failure, und that was nll they cared
10 know. The cyutchcs ~ Bruce We're
neatly followed ou, aud about ten oI
twelve tine stone, sccrcicd in eloh
hollow, thgn ul'rl with wax. Why
pay duty a. Uuclo sam when Il wasn't
40 an uclpssly3
They went out Co the mines FOR o.
final look about the ueNt day und pass
cd both Baird uud Hunt
"Thry.ll follow u.s. said Radcliffe.
Let ym Won play a Joke ou
lhcm I'm mp un old watch with pcb
bles Hunt win have hts eye peeled
Tor 900 OF SMUGGLING, and wen ull
hlm up on hc Is not so wise us tD
'ooL 90 the .ruichcs.'
Baird picked ut Radcliffe 90 sh1d
ow, uud thc latter lurcl him 90 %,
window of the room Radcliffe picked
the watch ont OF the Wustcbiskct
pmpucl 10 ANA enacted little come
dy Tor Bairds particular hpucat n,
replaced the pebbles, smiled and drop
ped the watch into the basket again
then went uut, Baird swallowed IA,
bait quickly enough lie rccoyere,
the watch, but as he climbed out ol
the window he ran into Radcliffe, VIII,
grappled with him. Baird. however
mnpsgcd 20 ht Grst and dONned nm
opponent Who staggered TO his feet
mad with mge lie determined forth
with TO put Baird out OF the game fo
keeps
There was large sand dune beyond
! (cSntHued on page seYsn.l
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
ZUDORA
In the Twenty Million
Dollar Mystery
BY HAROLD MAcGRATH
Copyright. 1914 ana 1915. by Harold rI.eer.th

,ne counts Of abduction and attempted
murder, but the gold and diamond
mines would stlll be under their CON
troll No. Miss Keene, we've got TO
keep away from the courts until We
have tho goods on those fine birds. III
20 20 Africa. but on one condition"
whats thatT
"That I can take Jim Baird along
with me. He's familiar with the
ground"
eve would be glad to have him go
with you"
"wait until call him up." said
Hunt. reaching for the telephone.
Presently he hooked the receiver and
turned 60 Zndora with smile. africa
II II. Baird says ho will he glad 10 20
with me. Now. listen TO my advice.
While I'm gone you two children stay
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30

wait until call him up" said Hunt
az home ~ much ~ possible. Don't
answer any stmngc letters. n you
should receive one from either Baird
or myself saying That we were IN truu
bile. tear Il M aud slt tight rromlsci"
II promise" said Zudora.
Honest inJunT
Honest lnjunr' she laughed.
"All right III let you know when
we sail. hut you mustn't come down
10 see MS OF. We are being watched
ali the time"
ON the following day Hunt and Baird
entered n booking once and applied Tor
tickets for Cape Town.
"What do you think about Il. IIuntr
~ Wild goose chase. but there Is al
ways the possibility OF something turn
lug up. II that superintendent was
alive he could help us. We've Just
got 10 trust ~ luck But III tel you
this much. Baird. I'm In this affair 10
the hllt I'm going 10 win. blind. I
feel Il IN my bones that II can get
the right stun / can break up the big
gest smuggling guug In the country
They are all clever. well educated
They can walk In muck without bring
Ing any OF II away. And when we la
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
CHAPTER XVII.
The Ialand Of MYslery.


~ URING one OF his visits as Ia
4 Fontalne. the artist. Detective
Hunt WIS fortunate enough 20
secure copy OF the new dln.
rond nnd which Rndcllie had pur.
,J'ned from Iudora's room Hut his
best efforts failed TO lud the secret Of
the onyx table Il was something Go
know. however. that valuable papcrs
rcposed Ia Il. sooner or later DC knew
that he would overcome the obstacle OF
the secret spring. Hunt sent the copy
Immediately 90 Iudop, and Que day
she aud storm paid the detective %
visit
suppose We could locate this hnd'
suggested storm. We could stake u
out aud make II legally Zudora's auto
matlcally us a new found claim
"But this map gives us only one end
OF the survey replied Hunt The
rogucs have Just os good a chau,esas
we have"
Tut II We should start GrstT said
Iud0rl
You want me 70 go 20 African
III you viii II would be the great
est pleasure In the world 20 cut under
Their feet" went ou HudoIp y know
Of nothing that would please me more
than TO set up clnim next door TO the
old mine ana make Il pay"
"Why not bring the whole business
into court and have done with ~
asked storm
lyon have told me repeatedly thal
We would lose" she answered.
"Tha:'s fact" asssntd Hunt eve
might send them all 10 Sing Sing OF
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
DAnNING RANCH ron LEASE.

Two aud one-half miles from Price
and three miles from Helper. i2O
acres OF dairy land, timothy. wild
hay. red top and alfalfa; only dairy
ranch In Carbon county; milk sells
readily for no cents n quart; 100 cows
oan run successfully during summer
Firat-class daiTyman wanted; nothing
but cash rental considered; the fore
going facts guaranteed Address NJ.
w Advocate
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30

The Clutches OF pruse Were Neatly
followed Out
throw the MT there mustn't bee hole
large enough Tor q perch spawn 10
swim through"
There was one thing the consplmtors
aid regularly, and that was 10 search
once n week the South African sailing
lists. Sometimes Radcliffe performed
this service, sometimes Bruce, some
times Nine. nu Val herself So onc
day, when Bruce was making the
rounds, ne came across the two names
lie jumped iuto taxi and spun away
10 the Ia Val villa 10 acquaint The
mistress with the news.
"Hunt and Ralrd are on 20 South
Africa on saturday he announced.
'"rhls msaua new stunts FOR us. The. re
hay ing 4 good desl 81 luck. n you want
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
ChIIdren'a Coughs-C,iiIdrcn's Colds
Roth Are Serious

When one OF your little ones shows
symptoms OF an approaching cold,
give II DIR. Bells Pine Tar Honey at
once. II acts quickly, and prevents
the cold growing worse. Very heal
ing-soothes the lungs, loosens the
mucous. strengthens the system. It's
guaranteed. Only 2bc at your drug
gist. Buy a bottle today. Bucklen's
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-30
Many Disorders Come From ..

'A"A9 HAf's" f'' ttk II
Are you just az odds wy, M n
DO you regulate living "a
der what ails your t'usi .sssla.l
eating regularly ana 49, 49, 1
Yet something Is the ila ..'sso,l
patton, headache. ,g,sset|
bilious spells indicate a s'J nd
The tried remedy - ~ ~, II, 4
Life pills. Only 25e az ~
BucklCn's Aruica Save '
tions.--AdVt.