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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
HIGh COST OF SMOK ES
Busting Of Tobacco Trust" Boomer
angs and Dealers Note Advance In
Price; Conference Il Held.

WASHINGTON, April l6.-Repre
sentatives Of independent tobacco Job.
bers and retails conferred today with
Attorney General Gregory about the
American Tobacco Company's decision
10 deal only with the Metropolitan To.
bacco company In the metropolitan
district OF New York City.
II ls claimed that since the Ameri.
can Tobacco company, one Of the four
concerns into which the old tobacco
trust was divided under the supreme
court decree, announced on January
10 last, that Its only agent In New
York would be the Metropolitan com.
pany prices on tobacco manufactures
have risen from three TO seven per
cent.
The department OF justice was ask.
sd to determine II there has been any
violation Of the Sherman antitrust
act
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
CANNOT IDENTIFY MAN WHO
DIED AT ROOMING HOUSE

Herman Handles. man about 80
years Of age, was found dead in his
bed In Il roOmlng house at ll4h West
California early this morning Death
came naturally according to physi
clan who was called upon the discov.
cry Of the body. As yet police off
clals have been unable to ascertain
the whereabouts Of relatives OF the
deceased or any information az to
where he Is from The body II being
held at local undertaking establish
mpnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
NEXT, THE INHERITANCE
TAX"-STATE AUDITOR

Enforcement Of the new inheritance
tax law II is Aelieved will bring into
the state treasury many thousand dol
lars heretofore uncolleCtahle under the
old law on the subject and r. h How
ard, state auditor, whose duty II IL 10
collect these taxes is going to make
his work ms thorough as possible MIR
Howard today requested the corpora
ton commission for list Of attorneys
and others representing corporations
having property In the state so that
he can send copies Of the new law and
acQualnt them with its provisions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
YOU'RE 4 CIDER BOOTLEGGER
If ITS MORE THAN 3 WEEKS OLD

WHEELING. " VA. April 10 on
der ceases tu become soft drink
three weeks after II has been made,
according to a ruling Just made by
Prohibition Commissioner Fred q
Blue He holds that the sale of cider
after that time is u violation Of the
states prohibition laws Cider ac-
COrding to Commissioner Blue acru
mulates more alcohol weekly and by
the time three months have passed
becomes true apple Jack
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
THE WANDERERS" TO HOLD
FIRST MEETING TONIGHT

The initial meeting Of the Wander.
ers CLUB, since organization, will be
held At the l.ee.IIuckins hotel to-
night The club membership includes
II number of well known business and
professional men Of oklahoma City,
the object being 10 promote good fel.
lowship and a closer relationship be
tween its members The meeting to-
night will be preceded by luncheon.
T. II. Simms, Of the Hommes- Wilson
Travc company Is president Of the
new organization
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
ROCKY DECISION DECLARE
PETITIONERS FROM RED ROCK

Citizens NJ Red Rock seeking an In.
junction against the board Of trustees
OF that place preventing the sale NJ
bonds voted AT an election have ap.
p"aled 10 the supreme court from the
sctlon of the district court NJ Usage
county denying the writ An election
was held ON January ~ last. at which
time the voters decided 10 Issue 500
600 worth u bonds for the construc.
tion " waterworks system II Il
claimed 10y the citizens asking am IN.
junction that the election was Illegal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
WONT TACKLE TEXTBOOK
QUESTION AT THIS TINE

Adoption Of textbooks for penman.
ship domestic science aud reading cir.
Gle work, by the state board of edu.
cation, was postponed today until some
future time after two vacancies on the
honrd have been filled J. G.. Rails
~ Atoka and Davis Hill Of yinlta, are
the latest acquisitions to the board, and
they met today with the other mem
hpra.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
MAIL FROM GERMANY TO
AMERICA REFUSED PASSAGE

CHICCAO via Paris, April Is
Several thousand parcel post pscka-
gcs mailed from Germany 10 the
United States. after having been de
layed here FOR some time have been
returned to the senders by the postal
authorities because the British and
French governments have given nod
rcRtlrn that parcels addressed 10 Ger.
man citizens IN the United states will
be- seized whenever they are found on
shiphoArd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
ALMOST READY TO CALL
FOR BIDS ON CONSTRU CTION

Another meeting OF the capitol rom.
mission will be- held Saturday ut which
time tho advertisement viii be prp.
pared calling Tor bids on the genera
construction contract fur the build
ing The advertisement VIII prob
ably be started SUNDAY morning nr
Monday at the latest which viii run
Tor forty five DAYS Minor changes
VIII he made In the plans FOR the build
INK ~ the meeting NJ the commission
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
NATIONS VOTE TO MOVE LABOR
CENTRAL BUREAU FROM LONDON

PARIS April 10 The proposal Of
Secretary JouhRu Of the General La
hor Federation " France that the
central bureau Of international FEEDER
alton of Trades unions he transferred
from Berlin 10 a neutral country. pre-
ferably Switzerland, with n staff of
neutral employees Ia reported To have
been accepted by the American. Brit
ish and Belgian branches NJ the or.
ganization while those of Italy and
Spain have Indicated they soon win
give their approval
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
FORMER LEEHUCKINS'
BOOKKEEPER WEEDS SENATOR

Friends In Oklahoma City Of Scna
tor J I. Mcintosh " Duraut learn
that he and Miss Su|an Sulter, the
latter formerly a hOOkkeeper at the
lee Huckins hotel, were married I'm
Ardmore Tuesday Senator Mcintosh
was elected two years ago to the mp.
per house Of the Oklahoma legisln
ture and has made a good record In
the senate They will reside I'm pu.
rant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
MUSKOGEE'S TROUBLES
REACH AN ACUTE STAGE

Members of the corporation com
mission will hold q hearing at Musko.
gee on April "a on complaints from
citizens Of that city following dlscon
tlnuance " street car service ON Ger.
tain lines of the Muskogee Traction
company The street car company In
disseminating the service complained
that the automobiles were interfering
materially with thh aarylos
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
GREATEST PRINT SALE EVER
HELD IN AMERICA ENDED

NEW YORK, April 10 Artists and
art collectors asserted today that the
aurtloh " the etchings and engravlngs
h General Brayton Ives collection
concluded here Yesterday constituted
the greatest print sale ever held In
America The total sales amounted 10
S04T2gl whistler paintings brought
hir prices
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
TRAMP, CIGARETTES, FIRE;
$40 900 WORTH or COTTON GOES

1UPElO. Miss April 10 Eighteen
h,I drcd bales of COTTON were destroyed
ina fire at the Gult Compress com
pauy's plant here early today. The
loss Is estimated M $4,000
A lighted cigarette thrown away
by one VI two trumps seen lo1erlng
about the plant is believed " have
caused the fire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
HIGH COST OF DOING
BUSINESS IN DISCUSSED

ATLANTA. April 10 Delegates at.
tending the annual convention Of the
Southern Supply aud Machinery Deal.
ers association here met In executive
session this morning Business mat
ters were discussed The afternoon
meeting was open TO manufacturers
and the public.
THE rust ~ doing business" was the
subject VI nm address by Joel Hunter
NJ Atlanta nj this session The asso
citation will elect officers tomorrow and
the convention win then close
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
MISSOURI MAN Is HEAD
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

LAMONlA, Ia. April l6-Announce.
ment was made today that Frederick
NJ Smith Of Independence, Mo. last
night was elected president of the Or,
ganized Church Of Latter Day Saints,
10 succeed the late Joseph smith, In
accordance with the request Of the for
mer prophet naming his son az his
successor The sew president IL re-
covering from nm illness at Worcester.
Mass
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
NADOO AND WILLIAMS
DEFENDERS IN CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, April ~ Louis u
Brandeis special counsel. aud govern.
ment attorneys who are to defend See
retary McAdoo and Comptroller OF the
Currency Williams In the Riggs bank
injunction proceedings held several
conferences today to he prepared when
the case comes M tomorrow to make
their answer without asking for an ex.
tension Of time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
FARMER INJURED N RUN.
AWAY STILL UNCONSCIOUS

Albert Blodgctt, 60 u farmer who
WIS thrown from his wagon and se-
riously Injured yesterday morning
when returning to his home west of
Witcher. Ok, at about o a m was re-
ported still unconscious by attendants
at the city hospital tolay. The wife
~ the injured man reached Oklahoma
city last night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
CAMINETTI on WESTERN
TOUR TO STUDY IMMIGRANTS

WASHINGTON April ib.-To get
first hand information on immigration
problems Commissioner General Of
Immigration Caminetu left today for
San Francisco to begin an extended
tour of inspection " Pacific coast and
southern immigration stations. He
also will look into the plans for aiding
the unemployed through the use of
government land IN the west The
commissioner viii return nv way "
Galveston and New Orleans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
ROUMANIAN ARMY PREPARED
TO SLIP OVER 7DGE INTO WAR

ROME, April IA dispatch to the
Tribune from Saloniki says the inter.
ventlon Of Roumauia In the war seems
imminent The army splendldly equip
bed Is ready for Instant action.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15

Rln.,f b.,, ,r,. M fan .,..r. .l,u,.
ID week. ulJ n. I'm, .n., .lr,,.
flcpur. of In. tr,urit,,,- i..r,I h..
Nr upJ \lr- 4, I,.. ,,J A. ,nI
lI. ,burIr, rIbit. t,,., r.,,,ti,,, r,,.
N,Ip,..,u. ,,.,,,. t,t ,',i....,u,..-
.ur.r Iulurai,,r,I, '..,ii,.d ,,r.n u,,.
Guest, rp,,r.I rrr nprd.,m, I,,--.
hu.p, .m.r r,ruI,,,, fl. n,. i,rrrn,t,,I
altar u ou,.. rnrl,r,. or ,nr lI,I.. r,nm
could hr for One rurpn.r on, An pr
,nr.lrn rrudrrru music duIlng rbr us
,,nhIiu, pr ,hr .,uI,,r. nut ,br. .r,piu-
turned ntp tine I,hrrgrlu \ynJdi,y
march ns the .ouGgrJ daughter Of
ia, household Mis-. Ioutsr Dniur
Ra., d,.rrpdrd ,n- .lnl,,u, ro he
united in marriage Il, Mr. Enr0 Putnam
Berry.
Two rnnrmIn., mnlJ. Mis-. Adm
Sohlnprg dnurn,r. og Mfr ,ro.sp
Sohbcrg. aud Miss Josephine Rose.
dsughrrr m Mr. and MR. GrYrsr
llusr I'm lovely lingerie rru,k.NItl vel
low ribbon -u.hps. and carving boa
mrts VI sunset roses. Dire, fine hrIuI
hund- # white satin ribbon, from the
stairway 10 the altar The prlc,IIm
" gold and white was placed beneath
ul nrrhwuy NJ white. hacked ln pnIm.
unG fern. ran bnskrt. of sunset
rr>r. were un either side aud nnophrr
basket tied with sunset mur hung
from thr center NJ the arch similar
hrylrf. dr,Rdd the tuUitIn iu fhr re-
,rIIIou hml.
The RIGHT Rr,rrnd Ri4nou Francis
hey Brooke rrud the rcrrmou, The
bride was attended hy her sister Mrs
Cherries A. THUS. whose wedding Wns
u event NJ two Years ngu Mrs
1iuls WIS lovely Iu her webbing robe
NJ white satin nud duchess lace. with
court train 4 rorouct rIu " vel
low aud white ulIr surrounded her
r,iffurc with white eros. ulgrnttc
M one side. and she carried .uuhurl
rose,
The hrldc who is one NJ the most
beautiful girls In tue city. descended
the stair, ON the arm NJ her father.
Her bridal robe was OF white bro
cadpd crepe. dccOllrtc aud sleeveless
formed a ylrdIn Flouur,s nf uurg,, lur.
adorned the skirt and the trpIp which
frll from pesrl ornament, at thr. ,houl
der was N white Georgettr crpc with
70 pointed effect Of the brocalc hcaded
h, rearls nt the end A double ruff
NJ the white tullp veil which had been
,orgn, =, IA. .nif,,ra ,l,h .rnn,,,
hln,snms ,nd .re norrl.d d I,r,I,
h.rnuat ~ hrld.,s r,sos md ui.s ~
fhe ynIlev
NJ Herr, ,os attended NV Mr. g
& Tlpkhnm ~ Kopsss City EnlI,w
ING the ceremony AN informal recon
tiou was held in which ,he bridal
uarty wns iolned by Mr. and Mrs
=, So'n,a,,,, m, ,,"'' ~ ~ -, :, "u,''.,s ns
- anI g., pn. T,Jln
o., ' hr,Ia,a ' a-n,,Ma,,,,,. - M '"'' VI '''"'
In no d,ntrg rnnm ,r,r, q ,o,,o
odar,ad ,i,n ,,nnm,is hoar, .,ann,
,cos and cmr,oc,tnns ,n "o,,on, % anJ
Mn',e "ere ~%lNta % pn MrN' weaver
I"i',"", nn Tnu M,sS'S S' I'm. n,nIl u Johnson
nu,i , mo,, m"',es' i'""''' ''""r' anu "nr
s"Ir, r, 'r,'ee, ,', ,,,, III, ,,.
ln' uIlueS gus 70 lhe IloooI, g'IM
"vtc wv" "'"'''''e' U" S'e'"e'
"aI'' a. ,,,-. p.--,,.,, a.. .,.,,
.a,n M t """ Ca',, ",s ,''l' ] 1ei. ". Wv ",sn' s
,'", ,, I"' @ ,'%',rs,u" ''., iioua'uu anu 7an
"NN'll''f hAh hl'h All'l l'Nhih VIII bt
NJ nome 10 'htlr friends Tor the sum
mer NJ oSoO lhsSeh houle'ard' where
'h"N nave IaNeH FURNISHED apart
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15

Mrs lmuh NardNu returned
Iuesduy evening from visit iu NJ.
AIe7ler Sl" "us accompanied hum,
hN her con-iu Mrs Reed M,Iou, uf
NrNIc-tur Mr., Allen Street WIu ru
tertan with 5000 Informal uu,Arm lI
dag lur Mrs Nrlcmore
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15

Plumbing Repairs. Hutch Wal. 1874
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15
Society Euents
Hdrriei Dunn Bentley.

Mis- NJ II hnudc- had u- guests
with the mcmurr- uf the I-l- ,ub
Wednesday Mines rank Brown
aud ! W Benedict Top scores Was
made by Mrs i T. Brough. Jr Mrs.
J. q Reed VIII entertain the .uu uu>l
us.I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-15

The Daughters " the American
Revolution met Wednesday with Mr~.
IrcdcrlrN y owen additional hos
ir~ses being Mines j W Guuuvu,
pornhoutus Hewlett. Nrlnr Williams.
A VI Lchr and J " Hal A dra
mntlc program had been planned for
the afternoon and Included % sketch
" Ih" Man tn the Case" 10y Nmr-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-09-11
THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS.

In the Communion of Saints, as I'M
derstood by the Catholic, there is
presented to him, as never to the
Protestant, says sMonsignor Benson,
the satisfaction of that which, per-
haps, next to the souls need of God,
is the deepest desire of his. nature
the need of an open and authorized
approach to the spirits of the blest.
70 the Catholic death ii a separation
on our side only, never ON the side of
the saints. To the Catholic believer
Mary looks down with her motherly
eyes upon even the most miserable of
the children Of Eve: sinners, who by
penitence have risen to sanctity,
themselves help us sinners by their
prayers and their sympathy; holy vir-
gins intercede for the defiled, and
martyrs for those who suffer. Indeed,
God gives to the Catholic for every
joy he renounces a thousandfoId
more; for every darkness a hundred
1awns; for every human relationship
that is sacrificed for Christ's sake a
heavenly, instead: for lands and
houses the whole earth which is His
footstool: for every cross crown.
And all this a hundredfold, now ii
this present time, as well as life ever.
lasting which Is eternal,
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ooh, ] know!o She Dreamed. eAnd

No., r. Is
ooh. / know" she .breathed. And
/ try so hard! But" 50. a. 80
Her eyes drifted back to the garden
He fef that he had lost the thread.
But he persisted. y
Gomez His voice was stern.
"You have not told me what you see.''
She did not answer. ne
"Tell mel" he urged. ~ 7.
A frown of annoyance curved her
brows. That stern voice hurt, but it
compelled an answer. t.
Il see little child" she said, He
is playing in my, garden. ! He builds
houses of stones and pebbles, Her
voice died off dreamily, and now SHE
spoke as if all this, were but a, dream.
"Once in while he tires of his play
and lies down-beside1t the road And
his hair-7his harris epatch of light
on the ground. He. sits up, rubbing
his eyes. oh, they are SOL blue, SO
bright! They aret1ike sstarsi" II
She was trembling. s
"You are satisfied to sit here watch.
ing him His tones. were gentle now
very, very gentle. a@ s
Yes; i think a.. \ Some day. when
my, feet can bear my weight, | am
yet.''' Il III
DR.. Phelps said nothing, He waited;
his brows met. %. X
"W'+hly-why don't you laugh Al
me?" asked Susan, with a catch in
| her throat. +
She knew, then! A quick thrill oi
hope shot through the listeners heart
Beneath this dreaming fantasy hei
sane and sensible, Self held sway. Bur
how would it Be- IaterP How would
it be as the days went by and the
vision seemed ever more and more |
reality? What then? Ssn ols'et s--oitsi IL
He reached his office late in the
afternoon. John Harrison had beef
waiting an hour, pacing the floor fol
the last twenty minutes of it. Nov
he faced the. Dc ctorr almost fiinging
himself upon him, j. d. II
'Well?" he demanded.
| We dOte@SuL4GFHlHS,gs Sa1Q. LIT
Phelps. 1--WE seen MRS. Harrison and
Father Perry, and. now you go home
and see Father Perry too, If you
agree, telephone Mrs. Cater toslhaye
her machine down Tomorrow. Your
wife is hardly able. to travel. yet the
choice will devolvefi on her. j, ~ ~
John Harrison looked his bewilder-
Ementa 81 =. + Is 80 TO
1T is this: way, said the. physician
Mrs. Harrison i1nagines she sees d
child playing in the GARDEN So we'll
give her a real child 10 care for God
knows there are enough of them In
this world that need mothering.
Father Perry wilf9attend to that part
of it. Z ~.
The ring of decision in the mans
tones treasured J John Harrison. lnere
was hope for Susan, help for her.
What mattered how that help or hope
came? Later on, after a COMFORTING
ten minutes with Father Perry, he
Continued on page IL
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SEPTEMBER, DEDICATED TO OUR
LADY OF SORROWS.

e..4 .,,4 ,.441
II lulsn' d. lis' s,sn' appear " n'tie
), he secrod ~ Tho memory Of 0ur
+ od,-,s -Dolonrs, Sontomha,. disnntes
With Nav Fret Mace among The
tmoIuo ,non+bs of The yoor for boontv
and ottroctivaneos A. M other Geo.
son doa- eayto,.,,a1 .NJoturo fooc+ our
sSsas NH, s,;oT, : ,- S1raolth of color s1cb
tranon;1 &c s1,;as such mystic ,sslondor,of
s,,nsa - ~ ', e-o1dan Glow wn Tba
naats 90 s,,To ,,,e,. az nyor The a,;nds -
winter snf,lciantlv " remote. and if fhe
49, o'i.iois le ~. onu = ~
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-09-11
A SAINT FOR The WEEK.
ST. LAURENCE JusTlNlA.

Laurence from child longed to
be Saint; and when he was nine
teen years of age there was granted
to him vision of the Eternal Wis
dom. All earthly things paled in his
eyes before the ineffable beauty of
this sight, and as it faded away a
void was left in his heart which none
but God could fill. Refusing the
offer of brilliant marriage, he fed
secretly from his home at Venice,
and joined the Canons Regular of S.
George One by one he crushed
every natural instinct which could bar
union with his Love, In the inces-
SAINT combat which he now Waged
with himself he measured his suffer
sings with the crucifix, their duration
with the eternity for which he sighed
In sickness he bore unflinchingly
wounds which the surgeon trembled
to inflict He begged aims of his
brother mobiles, and stood their scorn
unm0ved. AS superior and as gen.
eral he enlarged and strengthened
his Order, and as bishop of his do
cese, in spite of SANDER and insult,
thoroughly reformed his see. His
zeal led to his being appointed the
patriarch of Venice, but he remained
ever in heart and soul humble
priest thirsting for the sight of
heaven. At length the eternal vision
began to dawn. "Are you laying a
bed of feathers for me?" he said.
mot so; my Lord was stretched on
a hard and painful tree Laid upon
the straw, he exclaimed in rapture,
Good Jesus, behold come" He
died A. d. 1435, aged seVenty-four.
When Laurence first entered relig-
ion nobleman went to dissuade him
from the folly of thus sacrificing
every earthly prospect. The young
monk listened patiently in turn to his
friends affectionate appeal. scorn,
and violent abuse. Calmly and kind
ly he then replied. He pointed sout
the shortness of life, the uncertainty
of earthly happiness, and the incom-
parable superiority of the prize he
sought to any his friend had named.
The nobleman could make no answer;
he felt in truth that Laurence was
wise, himself the fool. He left the
world, became a fellow-novice with
| the Saint, and his holy death bore
every mark that he too had secured
the treasures which never fail.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-09-11

Order for Creditors to Present Claims,
STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF
Ramsey. ss Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Wenzl
Wenisch- Deceased. 44a
Letters of Administration on the Es-
tate Of EBHzf Went Deceased fate
ofssthe County of af1eeyy and State of
Minnesota, being granted to George N.
at II esasggs Taet aaHshs sl1 ss
a ld after the date Pr rs gtSer. in
demands against the said deceased are
required to fIa.the same. insthe Probate.
Court offs saEd Eodntg, AbRlsex arhfna tod
and alloWance or he. forever barred.
1t Is FtlftheFEQ rdered hat The first
M0 m1. "a u ss safR q fEoE
bate Court. to be held al the Court
House, in the City of st, Paul. in said
County, be and the same hereby Isl Ap-l
pointed as the time and place when
and where the said Probate Court viii
examine and .adju said claims and
And It Is further 0rdered. That mo-
tice of such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested in said
Estate by forthwith publishing this
Order once in each week for three sue
cessfve weeks in The Catholic Bulletin,
a legal neWspaper printed and pub
HShed In said County ].
Dated az St. Paul this 2zth day of
By the Court: e.. W. BA41LE, 4
Judge of FrObate.t
(Seal of Probate Qnrtl
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order for Creator. to Present Claims,

Continued on page IL
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Seal De Probate lglrt. }

The Holy G5mmunion, weekly re-.
ceiFea. Will change you into angelic
beings will preserve #oa 5hs galel
grace 81 81. and conduct you to the
glory 81 Is Heavenly kingdom. IT.
aMrice.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

Gong paa Gong: S en- af oisi bleb
ban baarbt fooret, men ltRgtebe
elrooa at forlaoe iii @oit, preno
bans Dberoroneoe tbatg Dom: Der
til. gientagre Congo er bans
Map11 fre1nbpbet / %uSSournal Dit
cieI' og set beober | en- al bisie
Reloinger ON Da111, at ban be6 al
le 2eiligbeoer ginroe mere, END
&ligten bDoer, % 1,obiite en- iot1o
6oragt for Saren.
9l er ban altiaa 6e6 efter at
tbabe naaet &%apteinsrang ! ben fran-
ife Nrme og otter at bore bleben De-
foreret meo Sapperbeosmeoaillen.
Sor bons gfterlaote Sa0eren er
&a1rpemoger / @Ioitrltp % for
bans @enner bill set bore ct iml1ft
Minoe, % ban bar giort fit Nabn
ng fit 2a1t6 9gre.