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AUCTION
BY BLANTON & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
lll1 East Main Sfrepf
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


SIN BRICK BUiLpINGs ON THE
EAST LINE OF EvENTEENTH
a SKoEH sr fnfnMEsS GRACE AND
In execution of a deed of trust. dated
l r,enru!arE yo,S 20. i9i$; recorded in the
faul, having been made in the pay
mcnt Of Il portion of the debt Thereby
secured. and having beer requested so
10 do by the notcholdcr. l will sell al
at 4:3O O'Clock p. NJ.
the following real estate described in
said deed OF trust. AS follows:
Those two certain parcels OF real
consisting of brick buildings lying and
being in the city OF Richmond, Va, on
the east line of Seventeenth street. be-
tween Broad and Grace Streets. de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
First. Beginning at the center OF an
alley about eighty-onc (SD feet one
and one-half Il Leo inches. moro or
less. south OF Broad Street. thence run
ninE Southwardly and along the said
fronting thereon thirty 600 feet one
and onc-half Il l-2) inches more or
less. thence back. between parallel
lines. scventy-tive Go) feet: and
cast line of Seventeenth Street distant
one hundred and ten IlO) feet south
Of the southern line Of Broad street
thence running Southwardly and front
ing on the said east line OF Seven
'eenth Street nfty-hve t55) feet and
extending back cnstwardly from said
front between parallel lines one hum
dred and thirtytwo U32) feet
TERMS Cash.
w. c. BLANTON.
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Commissioner S
Sale
Richmond Trust & Savings
Company
AuctioneerS

Pursuant 10 a decree OF the Chanccry
Court OF the city of Richmond Va
entered March 3, 1916. in the suit OF J
Dey Conover vs.. Elise Fauntleroy II. T
Fauntleroy, administrator, and others
| will sell by public auction. on the
premises, the following named parcels
of real estate:
First-The lot with frame store and
dwelling thereon tknown as No. 2ai
South Harrison street,. located at the
northwest corner Of Harrison formcrl,
Rcservoir) and Chat!in streets front
ing on Harrison street 80 feet 10y ~
depth of 10 feet to an alley.
Sale ut 4:3O T. NJ,
THURSDAY, APRIL i. 1916.
Sccond-Thc frame tenement dwell
ing, No. ST. Spring Street, between
Laurel and Cherry Streets, fronting on
said Spring street Ii feet and inches
Sale at 80 T. NJ.
THURSDAY. APRIL t. 1915.
TERMS: One third cash, balance
payable in equal !nstallmcnts at = and
- months from date Of sale. with in
tcrcst at per cent added, or all cash
at option Of purchaser. Title TO be re-
tanned by tho court until All OF the
purchase money is paid. These sales
are made subject to confirmation bv the
court.
ROGER T. GREGORY,
Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bond re-.
puired Of the commissioner in the above
cause, has been duly given.
CHAS. -. SAVnL.E
l. Clcrk.
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heltcts : TO ~: medium to good. Gis to 4:
sh: medium TO good. to Oh; common to
iair. to iis. Best oxen. s'a to I: medium
Bulls. TO Grs. Bees; calves. 20: medium.
to good. To ?i:. Fresh cows. $40 tn So
Beet EoEs to 81 sows and stays to ~
Best sheep So to Z: common to fair. TO GI-::
lambs. to TO-
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In execution OF a decree or tho Cir
cuit cour, Of iicnrico County. entered
March 20. 1916. In tho suit OF Robert
\. Thorp vs.. Margaret VI. Goddard ct
ais. the undersigned special commits
sioners, appointed for that purpose,
premises. on
TUESDAY. ApRIL 4. 1915.
AZ +. NJ.
the ;rac; OF land above mentioned. CON
tanning l.l-2 acres. With the improve
in"nts thereon. consisting OF small
dwelling and stable, lying and bcinp
in Iicnrico County, Va. on the north
side of tn" i:road street Road, :,djoin-
ing lands Of Michael Carroll r. A.
Frayser and others and being the
the late smith A. Thorp died seized
ana possessed.
This tract. situated as il is just west
Of the corporal" limits of Richmond.
and in the line Of westward growth %
the city, il constantly growing in val
Nc. and should attract the attention Of
specu lators and investors. II is suit
able for Immediate subdivision.
TERMS: Onc-third cash and the
rcsidu" in equal Instruments at six
and twelve months, carrying Interest
from date Of sale, AT per cent per
for the deferred instalmcntS. and title
retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and conveyance is di =
rect"d by tho court. or all cash. AT the
option OF tho purchaser.
ALEXANDER H. SANDS,
GEORGE II. HAw
Special COMMISSIONERS
hereby certify that the bond re
duircd Of IN" special commissioners In
the above cause has been
duly given
Tcstc <. i. WADDIrI..
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BY J y. CARNEAL x son,
Real Estate AuctionccrS.
Executor S Auction Sal,
FOR DIVISION

Of that Large and Imposil1
Dwelling Known as "'Tl|
Second Street Mansion" 81
52G North Second Street, B
tween Clay and Leigh Street
the Home Of the Late Re
w. l.. Taylor. EX Preside
Of United Order Of True r
formers.
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PETERSBURG rEANur MARKET

rETERSBtRG IA, April 3-Spanish
Farmers stock: market quiet First quail
Uy fLo5 per bushsl green and dirty sOc
i5c per hushel.
rKinias-Farmers stock market steady
Fancy Jumbo lie per pound: fancy hand
picked. 3tc per pound: extra prime 3,.c
per pound: prime. 3i.c per pound: shcl!tng
stock. ZHc TO Be- per pound.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
NO Ills NORTH TlIIRTY-FoURTH
STREET.
by virtue of the below entioncd de
cree. will sell bf auction upon the
premises on
THURSDAY. ArHIL d. 1915,
at > O'clock r. NJ.
the detached frame dwelling located as
above it's modern construction COM
mcnds itself either as home or for
rental purposes. It's close proximity
TO the car line makes it specially de-
sirablc. Therefore should you attend
the sale and conclude that the descrip-
ton herein given Of the property mis-
led you in so doing. YOU have only to
ask for refund OF your car fare and
it will Toe accordingly so done by the
auctionecrS.
TERMS: So much as may he ncces-
sary to pay off and discharge a prin-
cipal note of $500 with interest TO dat e
Of payment, which said note is now
secured by a deed OF trust: the cost
OF this suit and expenses OF the sale
hereunder. and the balance in Two equal
installments at one and two years from
day of sale, evidenced by negotiable
notes. with interest added. the title TO
lie retained until all the purchase
money is paid and conveyance or
dcred by the court. or all cash 1T the
option Of the purchaser.
y. THOMAS MOSBY.
Special Commissioners.
otto Stuchcr. plaintiff, against Anna
Stucber ct ais. defendants. In the Law
and Equity Court Of the city of Rich
mond. L. Luther Libby. clerk OF said
court, certify that the bond required
Of the special commissioner 10y the de-
cree in said cause of March 81, 1916,
has been duly given.
Given under my hand this LIST day OF
April, 1916.
IyTIIEE I.IEHY.
Clerk.
Edward s. Rose Co,
y w. liuwe 6 Son.
Auctionecrs.
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CHICAGO CRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO April S-whcAt ran mp % p
hnsh"l IN value to-day. chiefly hccaus. OF
predictions rh,, the domestic winter crop
this season wouli hc To- CHG oNi bushels less
'han tn" Yield In 1915 Th" innrke, closed
strong. 80 tote net higher with May
n; 81 H:. ana July At Si.l:S corn gained
~ 20 :" 10. and oats. 80 "a ii.c. In pro
visions IN" outc"'n" v-ri"c from tho same
- SHtMrlnN-s finish 20 10. hirhnr
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Tn" undcrsigncd as executor OF t
viii of W. J.. Taylor. deceased. ~
county. Va f.. on The t,h day Of 70
ruary. 1919, and a certified copy OF s
Will recorded in Richmond Chanc,
Court, clerks Office, being cmpow.i
by tho provision of said Will. TO dc.
will. on
TUESDAY, ApRIL II. 1916.
at o'clock l.. NJ.
at public auction on the premises, ~
ceen TO sell the above property.
This Is a large. spacious and mnsn
by depth az liJ feet 10 AN allies
feet wide. ON account Of it's size
is we'll suited Tor most any purpu
The dwelling is three, stories h.
water heat. large halls and pore.
In the rear il has q large brick stcl
with gramolithiC floor, water aud
conyenienc"s This is the mos, y.
HANGING rapidly. This property can
utilized as Il hotel or by a club or a
organization, and II necessary can
mad" INTO apartments, which viii T.
able on account OF It's being iocat
near Leigh Street the most fnshiu
able residential street for co!orcd y"
pie. and is conveniently situated, bel
car. This property is located on /
finest business block on Second Sire
being. IN close proXimity 70 the Sont
Rcformers Hall. Hippodrome Thcat
and other prominent business cnte
priscS
AS THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD ~
4 pIviSIoN, IT MUST CO. IF no
Don't fail TO attend this sale or y
may lose the opportunity OF your IL
TERMS: Easy and annonncsd az sa
Executor
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GoopS

NEW YORK. April 3.-C"ttun goods we're
iirm and quiet TO-DAY. silk markets. both
III raw material and piece goods. were less
active. Dress goods deliveries were SLOW.
duo 20 conccstcd transportation. Knit goods
were rrm Johhers reported a good trade.
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Avail, STOKES


SANANNAI. GA. Ap,ii a--Turrcutinc.
nrin t9iY: sales. - casks: receipts u casks.
shipments. 3N casks: stock. T251 casks
Eosin. firm. sales. cjS barrels: receipts iGJ
barrels: shipments. %: barrels: stock. al.
T.. i6j: T.. 40: c.. $50: II. L. Isl; *
i.?'. NJ $40: ". 5c5: VIC. so. WV. 80
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AUCTION Sales.--future DnyS.
BY SUTTON &: co. INC,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
l6 North Smith street.
AUCTION SALE OF
Nice Little arm
on NEWMARKET HOAI

IN NEW MAltl\ lT ROAD.
ADJOINING CT RLS NECK
In execution Of II decree Of the Cir
cult court OF Iicnrico. entered on the
2?th day OF January. 1916. in the suit
therein depending under the short style
Of Wiley {. Crittendcu vs.. Edw. Crit
icnd"m. ct ais tho undersigned will. on
WEDNESDAY,, April. >. 1916.
Al 80 O'Clock T.. NJ.
on the premises, offer for sal.. at auc-
zion the above described tract OF Hand
This is the old home place of the late
VIM. G. trittcndcn. contains about 36l2
acres OF land. a dwelling house and
some outbuildinps. II fronts on the
Newmarket Road. JUST west OF Curtis
Neck Farm. and IL partly bounded by
creeks, where there is said 10 be good
fishing.
TERMS: One third cash and the resi-
due in three equal 'instalmcnts. pay
able ut u, II and is months from day
OF sale. the credit instruments to be
evidenced by negotiable notes of the
purchaser with interest added from
day of sale and title to the property re-
tanned by the Court until all OF the
said notes are paid and a conveyance
ordered by the Court. or all cash at the
option Of the purchaser.
FRANK II. SUTTON. .IR.
Special Commissioners
do certify that the bond required
of the Special Commissioner in the
above case has been duly given.
SAMUEL +. WADDIII4.
Clerk
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RICHMOND nay MARKET


enc AGO. Arrii 5-IIoe.- Receipts - n+1
slow. Bulk. s9tjo'c75: tight sncjTsaso:
miNsd. Sa3onS'Sn: h"avy. s?2or&aSo: rough.
"2nNsa. 81; p!Gs. s7tui$N -
titrtic-Eecc:pts "f-n: strong. Native 'coc
'tcera. ;! ;nn ,9ah; etnckrrs ana feeders. 81 20
TS.io COWS IuI h-iicr,. H"nns>.S.. calves.
e..oAGs9 -
sheep Tcceip;s 1909 vcsa wcthcrs.
f.Wh!?.1n lambs. 81 "rIiSli 81.
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iSales AZ Union S,ockyardsl
Rich nord -. Anil {" i'lc
Best stcers 20 s'g medium to good.
70 "a; common TO tai- ~ to Gi,. Res,
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-rnr"d a ve'N GOOD uudcr;ouN, w,,h May
-"''tr= ~ from lilo 20 1850. oetotcr rom
= 90 to lgtfc. arG DrceuhH- from t.. 10
go T.. .6g or ,Nou; to points net Elrhcr
rh" close was within . or 3 points 81 III"
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SEW yorH Arri 30, :cvcm-r'--
To;. to-day at az por;S-N.' receipts. Il
- h'", exports 1898 hal.s: >r"ch 1856,
49, hnTcs
Tota' ,ar reeh ", recent. e5s', bales;
'ro,aj ~ ,esso" Nc. receipts. sn,5,1
hal.s; "Ne"i'.. "oi>lQ bales.
SEW ORLEANS, April 3 A:,s- aer'ot
o. .nslrcs~ ~ n" carl. trading to.Gay. :h-
cotton market s'",dicd. gradually r.toyo-ed
rs los. am finally w-n, ~ - no, rise Late
I'm IN" - -ion. after tie posting 90 srot
r@Ii>iors. which, reduced ,Ac premium on
inc hicns7 grades hu; lci; -riGiiiVr m
changed ;t i,S.c. the highest levels -terc
reached it"ra ~" trading months stood At
q not gain uf 20 - points. 81 compared
with nr' los, o' 20 IN points - NE
l0"es' '.t"'- Or tho d.y. rom IN. lowest
10 ~" bicHcs; there Was r:sc NJ - -
- points on lhe MOI. acJiv" u"nths. Tho
close was ~ not sain @: 10 points
Tn" ini'Isi decline vas brought atour nv
fr"" settling based on poor cables arc. 70
roris "f rain IL Texas E's!!t.cR corii
Fro'cEs ional> inclined To ;hinl, 'hc 'nsr&et
"N"Tshli. 'ooE ~" long SIDE for ID ,.rn
Fvti.h htd stimulating "ncr, an ,-I.es
The rnaris"r closed steady rlos'rc ,ils:
My t'1i t-ir 1r7'- october III, DO
r+0hor i-o2 Eauuery '.ii 500, ,o;.or
Cr'e' quotations rnvls"t; rlidGl.ug IN.
. CHANGED Sa'"s on he SPOT 80 N,i-. -
Z -rri... 81 bales. Niaaiins u -,
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Eggs Toul'r-. batter and hides IN splendid
demand. Tho market in general Is In good
active condition
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BY EDWARD : ROSE co. AND y. W.
BOWIE " son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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Apples.
Miscellaneous.
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.

CnUIp'i Va
Live l'UtIltFN
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RY y. w. BOWE & son. NC,
Real EStat. Auctionccrs
COMMISSIONERS SAIL

Heal Estate Auctionccrs.
COMM1SS IOSER'S SALE
Of
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND OK
BROAD STREET ROAD. JUST
WEST OF THE CTR LIMITS. CON
TANNING l. IL ACRES,
AT AUCTION.
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AUCTION SALES-Futurc u,

BY. G. l.. Il IA. l.. DEMON
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT ",
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EAST LINE OF SEVENTEENTIi
STREET. BETWEEN GRACE AND
BROAD STREETS.
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THE CONTEST PRIZES


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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

9uEsT!ONWha the The Bible Picture Contest:
ANsWERT
may compet ne priv
Or
4
enrolled
ntest.
A-Yes
9NMi ne"" OF present subscription entite me 10 enr"l
. many pictures m
QShal
.-IIow withe prizes be nwarded:
I. the set Of replies in in order , !. . - $3.50.
replies will the
will divided
will by
AH ing In
desciD
after
he nnyad
to
Q--Iay TO assist me:
her your
it send I'm when
o. much Il hnyein which to in myrc pes9
be to
nswers might them
Ayes be permitted to buy sell oner to buy
eh"r nE regarding awards la
pubIis The Catholic Bulletin.
Ayes. Z.
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MECHANICS OF GREAT MEN.

Washington's most popular nick
name is Father of His Country. ;"
John Adams was "The Colossus of
Independence;I Jefferson. the Sage
of Monticello;y Madison. Father of
Constitution" Monroe, Last Cooked
Hats; j. Q. Adams, old Man Flo
quent;" Jackson, "Old Hickory" Van
Buren,. Little Magfcian:" Harrison,
odd Tippecanoe;; Tyler Accidental
President; Polk, Young Hickory I,
Taylor, Rough and Ready Fill
more, American Louis PHILIPPE"
Pierce, Poor Pierce" pronounced
"purse): Buchanan. "Old Public
Functionary;;' Lincoln, Honest Abe; .
Johnson, Sir Veto" Grant, "Uncon-
ditional Surrender" Hays, President
de Facto;" Garfield, "Teacher Presi-
dent" Arthur, First Gentleman in
the Land" Cleveland, ''The Man Of
Destiny" BENJAMIN Harrison, Back
bone Ben" Mckinley, Little Mac
Many of the nicknames were simply
used for campaign purposes.
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APOLOGIZING FOR YOUR
PARENTS.

Kate is fully alive to the fact that
her father and mother are old-fash-
Toned people, whose early adventures
were limited. Papa and mamma
have some queer IDEAS" she is fond
of saying to the guests at her home.
'It's the way they were brought up,
I suppose" A slip of grammar on
her fathers part will make her jump
as if she had stepped on a tack, and
she is as ready to apologize for these
plumbers as for the views she denom-
mates old-fashioned. Papa had not
many chances for schooling when he
was boy!" Kate will explain with
a look of angelic patience. "Of course
its terribly notifying to me to have
him make such mistakes, but l real.
jze it isn't his fault"
Poor little, silly Kate, apologizine
when she should be proud, excusing
when she should be Splendidly loyal.
If she knew how her listeners laugh
ed in their sleeves, the springs of her
fluency would suddenly become dry.
For, compared with the parents,
whose shortcomings she realizes too
keenly, Kate cuts rather a pitiable
figure. Her mother is a splendidly
competent woman, who could earn her
own living as laundress, a nurse or
cook any day that it became neceS-
sary for her to support herself, and
who looks after her big home, and
! manages her many servants with
economy and efficiency" If Kate
were ever called on to earn her liv.
ing, she would be as helpless as one
dropped overheard from an ocean
liner, without knowing how to swim.
Her mother can do any number of
things eXcellently. Kate talks French
very badly, and plays the piano poor.
ly, and possesses a few other half
baked accomplishments. But her best
friend would not mention anything
that she does really we'll.
And now for the father for whom
Kate apologies so often. He is a
self-made man, and every line of his
face shown strength of will and a fine
brain. He has fought his way up to
prominence against great odds His
heart as big as his brain. He has
made a fortune without sacrificing
any of his kindness and generosity
Hc sometimes says amt and
hadn't ought" but his words are lis.
tened to with more respect by men
of prominence than those of million
Hates would ever be.
Perhaps it is not often that a girl
apologies for her parents with SO
little excuse to liberty. But it FIRE.
quently happens that apologies are
not merely uncalled for, but are an
affront to good sense. and good taste
Judging from any standpoint. You
girls may know a few things of which
your parents are ignorant, but the
chances are that they know thou.
sand things which you will only learn
by patiently doing the duties God
gives you through long and difficult
years. The girl, who apologies for
her parents, would be in better bus.
mess if she apologized for her own
lack of appreciation.
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BLESSED CANDLE IN THE HOUSE,

No Catholic home should be without
its blessed candle. The prayers Of
the Church have assembled to God that
He would bless and sanctify them
for the service of men and for the good
of their bodies and souls in all
places" Pious Catholics light them
during thundeFstorms that God, in con.
sideration OF Christ, Whom they repre-.
sent, may deign to protect His
servants. Let us light them whenever
we are threatened with calamity, and,
If we do SO in spirit of faith, we
will experience signal proof of Gods
fatherly care for us. But, above all,
let the holy candle burn by the bed
side of the sick and dying, dispelling
by its blessed light the shades of
trouble and despair which the prince
of darkness strives to cast around the
Christian soul in the hour of dis
solution, and illumining the dark road
through the valley of death to the
mountain whose light is God.
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a truculent air OF insolence. Ii he
be perfectly wen bred as far as be-
havior goes, it matters not SO much
about his outward garb, although by
an unwritten law of social observance
certain clothes are the correct thing
for certain occasions. Politeness is
never wrong. Its practice goes nearly
all the way toward the goal OF the
right thing in the right place. We
hear of polite lnsolences but inso-
lence is never pplite, and it is never
under any circuh Instances polite to be
insolent.
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THE VALUE OF PoLITENEss.

If those who are doubtful as to
the correct course to pursue in any
given situation will remember that
even the wrong thing is overlooked
if one is but absolutely polite in the
doing of it, their relief might be
great. A gentleness of demeanor and
a courteous response or question can
never be out of place, A man may
wear a business suit OF clothes to an
evening wedding less noticeably than
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ONLY A DAD.

Only a dad, with a tired face
Coming home from the daily race,
Bringing little of gold or fame
To show how we'll he has played the
game,
But glad in his heart that his own re,
rejoice
To see him come and to hear his
voice.
Only a dad of a brood of four,
One of ten million men or more.
Flooding along i'll the daily strife,
Bearing the whips and scorn of life
With never a whimper of pain or hate
For the sake of those who at home
await.
Only dad, neither rich nor proud,
Merely one of the surging crowd;
Toiling, striving, from day to day,
Silent, whenever the harsh condemn,
And bearing it all for the love of them.
Only a dad, but he gives his all
To smooth the way for his children
small,
Doing, with courage stern and grim
The deeds that his father did for him;
This is the line that for him l pen:
Only dad, but the best of men.
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OPEN TO ALL

large number of subscribers have asked that the
be thrown open everyone They give good many
why this should be done-and The Catholic Bulletin agrees
with them Some contend that is only fair to give the pres
en subscribers chance to participate if they their sub
scrpons between and the closing date Others who
delinquent say that they should be permitted to participate
they pay the pasdue accounts They will all be given the
chance they ask for.
Every person who sends in NEW subscription at any
time during the contest may enroll and compete for the $1,000
in prizes
Every person who sends in $3.50 to apply PAST
DUE OR RENEWAL subscription account may send in
enrolment blank and participate the contest provided that
such renewal padue payment is made between March 25h
and May 1st inclusive
If you send your $150 between and May LIST you
may the 40 Bible Pictures and have the chance
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-25

WILLIAM THAW. THE
AMERICAN AVIATOR.
WHO IS FIGHTING
FOR FRANCE. He IS
here shown soon after
beng wounded IN the
arm IN a battle with Ger
man battle planes over
erdun. He has been
decorated by the French
War Mlnisiry for his
dar ng and bulhan,
services.
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