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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08
OLD WORLD NEWS

For Belgian Orphans.-The King
and Queen of Belgium are endeavor-
ing to raise $1,500,OO0 to provide for
the orphans of the war;
Sister Secures Appointment Sister
Cecilia of the Mercy Order was re-
Gently appointed assistant matron Of
the South Infirmary, Cork, Ireland.
Pope's Gift to chapeI.-Recently
the Holy Father visited the little
chapel of st. Pellegrino of the Swiss
Guards in the Vatican, and gave it a
beautiful ciborium
Papal Appointment.-Mgr Massimi
Promoter Fiscal of the Tribunal OF
the Rota, has been appointed an Audi.
tor of the Rota in succession to Mgr
Alberti, deceased.
Report Declared False.-The Osser
vatore Romano declares untrue the
report that the German government
forbade Cardinal Mercier, Primate OF
Belgium, to go to Rome for the recent
consistory.
Angelo sarto Dying.-Angelo Sarto
brother of the late Pope Plus x, is
dying at his home near Venice, &C.
cording to advices received in Rome.
Pope's Nephew to Front Giuseppe
Della Chiesa, the nephew of Pope
Benedict, has left for the Italian front
to serve as a lieutenant of artillery.
The Church in Japan.-Japan now
has four bishops and four projects
apostolic, or eight missions. The
bishops are all alumni of the Paris
Foreign Mission Seminary. The Span
ish Dominicans have two procedures,
the Fathers of the Divine Word a
third, and the Franciscans a fourth.
Korea, on it's part, has two vicariates
apostolic and religion is making better
progress there in Japan.
Delegates Consecrated.--Car Cardinal
Gasparri, on December II, consecrated
his nephew, the Delegate Apostolic to
Colombia, Mgr. Trocchi, Delegate
Apostolic to Cuba and Porto Rico, and
Mgr. Cherubini, Delegate Apostolic to
st. Domingo and Haiti.
Priest Honored BY King-Rev.
Florian Schoch, o. T. NJ, was signally
honored recently by the King of
Wurtemberg, who conferred on him,
through General Won Bleck, the rank
of knight of the First Class of the
.Friedrichsorden. Father Florian
has seen active service on the battle
fields of France and Belgium since the
beginning of the war, and on former
occasion was decorated with the Iron
Cross.
Pro-Cathedral centenary.-The cen
tenary of the laying of the foundations
stone of the Pro-Cathedral, Marlboro
Street, Dublin, was celebrated on the
Feast of the Immaculate Conception.
Rev. T. Murphy, S. J., preached the
memorial sermon at the High Mass,
and the congregation received the
Apostolic Benediction granted by His
Holiness the Pope.
Pope and War Prisoners.-Our Holy
Father is working hourly for victims
of the European war. From officers
and soldiers, sick and MANNED, of
1Germany, France, Austria and Bel
GUM. who have been exchanged in
accordance with the agreement
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

the United States recently to seek aid
for the destitute people of his country.
He brings credentials from Cardinal
Mercier. He has come by way Of
Canada, where he had been since last
May.
Requiem Mass on Sunday.--By spe-
clal privilege granted by the Holy
Father, a Requiem Mass was said in
all the churches of the Archdiocese of
Westminster, London, on the feast of
the Holy Name, Sunday, January 2,
for the repose of all who have died in
the war. The day was day of inter-
cession."
New Belgian Abbot.-The Rev. DR..
P. Hugh Lamy has been elected Abbot
of Tongerloo, Belgium.
German Senninarists KiIIed.-Of the
81 seminarists of the Diocese Of
Speyer, Germany, 8 have been killed
on the battleields, and 2 are missing,
while 28 are now at the front.
Irish National Festivals.-At the re-
cent general meeting of the Water
ford Branch Gaelic League it was de-
cided to accept the offer of the Coisde
Gnotha to hold the Oireachtas in
Waterford, Ireland, next year. The
Oireachtas is the leading national fes-
tival of the year at which the cream
of the Irish-Ireland talent of the coun-
try completes for supremacy in music,
song, and dance, storytelling and
recitation. Special prizes are offered
for the best Irish dramas, stories, etc.
Another phase of the Oireachtas fes-
tfval is the performance of dramas in
Irish, and Irish concerts each night
of the Oireachtas week except the
night on which the delegates recep.
ton is held. Concurrently with the
i Oireachtas competitions, the Ard.
Fheis Gaelic League Congress) is
held. when the affairs of the Gaelic
League are reviewed by delegates from
all the branches in ireland and the
educational policy of the organization
is outlined. The Ard-Fheis is gener
ally composed of from 800 to 400 dele
gates.
4 Westminster cathedraI.--The piers
} of the Cathedral of Westminster, Lon
, don, are being encased in sea-gree1
Grecian marble. Recently, a Mr.
J Joyce willed $62,50O for marble i'm
} provements in the Cathedral.
Brothers of Mercy Decorated
: Twelve of the Brothers Of Mercy, O
Treves (Trier), Germany, have beer
decorated by the Emperor, and tn,
: Grand Duke of Baden, with the Irol
Cross.
Student Attendance Less.-At tn,
: beginning of the war, the Seminar.
: at Mayence (Mainz), on the Rhine
had sc students. Now it has only Is
/ Three have been killed on the battle
} fields.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

Student Attendance Less.-At the
beginning of the war, the Seminary
at Mayence (Mainz), on the Rhine,
had Sc students. Now it has only 10.
Three have been killed on the battle
fields.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

Brothers of Mercy Decorated
Twelve of the Brothers of Mercy, of
TreVes (Trier), Germany, have been
decorated by the Emperor, and the
Grand Duke of Baden, with the Iron
Cross.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

Westminster cathedraI.--The piers
of the Cathedral of Westminster, Lon.
don, are being encased in sea-green
Grecian marble. Recently, a Mr.
Joyce willed $62,5OO for marble i'm
provements in the Cathedral.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

Pope and War Prisoners.-Our Holy
Father is working hourly for victims
of the European war. From officers
and soldiers, sick and MANNED, of
Germany, France, Austria and Bel
GUM. who have been exchanged in
accordance with the agreement
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

Runanian Church. The Rumanians
of Dayton, o. will build a church of
their own. They have faised the sum
of s.. 600 for the purpose. The NUM-
Der Of Catholic Rumanian families in
Dayton is $50, but in all there are 500
of that nationality in the city.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

Secretary to Bishop-EIect.-Rev.
; Herbert F. Hillenmeyer, rector OF st.
Joseph's Church, Winchester, KY, has
been appointed secretary to Rt. Rev.
Ferdinand Brossart, D. D., Bishop
elect of Covington, Ky. Father Hillen-
meyer was born in Lexington, KY,
August 8, 1878, and was ordained July
10, 1902.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

Catholic Social center.-The de
Paul Day Nursery and Social Center
has been opened on the North side of
Chicago by Rev. F. x. McCabe, c. M,
aided by Knights of Columbus and
Daughters of Isabella. One prominent
feature is a maternity room.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

Delegates consecrated.-- Cardinal
Gasparri, on December II, consecrated
his nephew, the Delegate Apostolic to
Colombia, Mgr. Trocchi, Delegate
Apostolic to Cuba and Porto Rico, and
Mgr. Cherubini, Delegate Apostolic to
st. Domingo and Haiti.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

Catholic Working Mems Home.-At
Omaha, the st. Vincent de Paul So
ciety has leased the Burlington Hotel
building for a working mems home. !.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

81 X. Of c. Councils in IoWa.-The
fifty-irst council of the Knights OF
Columbus in Iowa was instituted at
Monticello on Sunday, December II,
with As new members.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

New Belgian Abbot. The Rev. DR.
2. Hugh Lamy has been elected Abbot
of Tongerloo, Belgium.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

Catholic Big Brothers, new or
ganization, the Catholic Boys Protec-
tive League, popularity known as the
Catholic Big Brothers, has already
made splendid progress in New York,
where four branches have been in
augurated, comprising in round num-
bers about forty parishes. The move
ment has met with such enthusiasm
and has spread so rapidly that ar
rangements are under way for it's in
auguration in that part of Manhattan
not already covered and the Bronx.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

Providence Vincentians.-The st.
Vincent de Paul Society of Providence,
r. l., numbers 447 active members,
who met in general meeting on De
cember IL, reporting the years ex-
penditure among the poor as about
$4,000.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

Jesuit Missionary Dead.-On Mon
day, December 20, there died at De-
troit University the well-known Jesuit
missionary, Rev. Henry Moeller, S. j.,
aged So years.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-08

100000 for Catholic Schools The
Catholic School Commission of Mon
treal will, at the next session of the
Legislature seek authority to borrow
one million dollars for the purpose OF
providing additional new schools.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
SUPERVISORS
ARE SET FREE
Iosco County Judge Scored BY
NeighbOring Court in
Decision

WEST BRANCH, Mich, Feb. IL
Circuit Judge Nelson Sharpe, OF
Ogemaw county, yesterday released
from custody the six Iosco county
supervisors recently sentenced to
Jail by Judge Albert Widdis at East
Tawas, for what he termed con-
tempt OF court In refusing to allow
a bill OF $94 for law books ordered
by the court. He also ordered the
release of Prosecuting Attorney
Black, of Iosco county. also under
contempt charges for defending the
conduct OF the supervisors.
Judge Sharpe held that the con
duct of Judge Widdis was 'in vio
lation of the principles of American
government" but scored the super
visors for their attitude In refusing
to allow the bill which he held rep
resented a necessary expenditure
He advised them In the future tc
work more In harmony with the
court.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
TAXI DRIVER
INJURIES TWO
Benz. Scott Is Charged With
Reckless Driving After Run
ming Down Woman

Benjamin Scott. Of No. PSI Brush
St, a taxicab driver, is being held
in central station charged with reck.
less driving, as the result of an ac-
cident, early Thursday morning. at
Monroe-ave. and Cadillac-sq. Mrs.
Emily Borgor and Miss Clara Fol-
ger, both of No. 140 Adelaide-st..
were taken to the city receiving hos
pital after being struck by Scotts
automobile.
Witnesses told the police that
Scott was driving across Cadillac
so. when he suddenly swerved to
the right To avoid being struck by
another machine. The women were
walking across the square and were
directly In the path OF Scotts ma
chine
Mrs. Borgor suffered broken
right leg and Miss Fogler was Sc.
verely bruised about the body. Scott
made a formal statement to the po-
lice.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
New U-BOat Decree
Completely Upsets
Situation
u. S. TO DEFER
FURTHER ACTION
Will Attempt to Limit
Renewal of Under
sea Warfare
BY UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.--Further
and apparently interminable nego-
tiations over submarine warfare
issues confront the United States
today. With the Lusitania agree.
ment blocked, temporarily at least
by the new German admiralty order
TO sink armed merchantmen with
out warning after Feb. 20. the dip
lomatic tangle reached stage ap-
preaching confusion.
Two developments in the situa-
ton were outstanding; frst, the
United States will not accept Ger
many's pronered settlement OF the
Lusitania dispute until the full ef.
feet OF Germany's latest Won Tir-
pitz decree is determined, and. sec
ond. Germany may postpone opera.
ton Of the new campaign against
armed merchant ships. pending ne
gotiations with the United States.
German Ambassador Bernstorff
was expected at the state department
today to be formally advised OF the
administrations present position.
He is to be told that written assur.
ances are desired by this govern
ment from the Berlin foreign Office
that the new admiralty order will
not apply to passenger liners armed
purely for defensive purposes. lie
n also to be informed that this
government does not care to pro-
coed further in the Lusitania case
(Contsnse0 On Psgc TwoJ
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17

FOR SISTER,
TRIES TO DIE
VIM. Munnick, Aged
l8, in Hospital With
Serious Wound
SHOT SETS FIRE
TO CLOTHING

Grieving over the death OF his
sister. William Munnick, Is years
old. OF No. SIS Frederick-ave.. rent
ed a room at No. 147 Gratiot.ave. =.
Wednesday night. and shot himself
through the right breast with 80.
caliber revolver. He was taken TO
the city receiving hospital bleeding
internally. He is not expected to
live.
Occupants of the rooming house
on Gratiot-aye heard the shot and
hurried TO Munnick's room, which
they found In flames. The police
say that the youth held the revolver
so close TO his chest that the fash
OF the powder ignited his clothing.
The fire as extinguished and the
police notified Immediately.
II is thought that grief over the
death OF his sister which occurred
recently. nad affected the young
mans mind While being taken to
the hospital he kept ,numbling that
he wanted to be with her.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
In Letter to New York
Police Tells of HOmi-
eide Plot
SEARCH SHIFTS
TO NEW YORK
Indications Are CrOnes
Is At Large in the
Metropolis
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-THE letter
received by New York newspapers.
signed Jean Crones. Is genuine
confession Of the suspected arch
poisoner In the anarchists soup
plot, Chicago police declared today.
Capt. Morgan Collins and other OF.
ncers who have been working on
the plot. said today that the New
York letter. In which the writer ad.
mftted poisoning the soup at the
banque for Archbishop Mundelein
last Thursday night. contains mis-
spelled words identical with words
found in other letters written by
Crones.
Search for Crones shifted to New
York today. Chicago detectives were
sent there to aid in running him
down. Police here were confident
that the alleged anarchist. under an
assumed name. and his appearance
changed by dissuise, IL working a.
chef In home In New York res
taurant. or hidden by anarchist
friends.
Police refused to believe Croncs'
statement In the letter that ne had
dome his work alone" Their
search for alleged accompiices pro.
ceeded with doubled energy today.
Efforts 10 link the mysterious nre
NJ the city hall yesterday morning,
(CsstisweA sa rage Twe,l
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
man IS STABBED
DEFENDING Wife
Verne Harrison Resents Insult
to Spouse and Is Wounded
in Neck

Verne Harrison, Of No 1s6 AIDE
laide-st., was stabbed three times in
the neck. early Thursday morning.
while walking at Woodward-ave.
and Montcalm-st- with his wife.
Harrison told the police that Louis
McCorne, OF No. 3S Montcalm-st., in
suited his wife. as they were pass
ing, and when he attempted to de-
fend his wife McCorne stabbed him.
McCorne was arrested later and
charged with assault and battery.
He is IS years old.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
Fleeing Turks Harrie
By C0ssacks As MaiI &
Forces Rest
GRAND DUKE ONC
MORE RUSS HERR &
Peasants in Snow Out
side Cathedral Pray {
fOr. Him q

PETROGRAD. Feb. 17.--Th2l
greatest demonstration since tie
capture of Przemysi occurred Nv
Petrograd today. following confirr
alton of reports of the capture ck5
Erzerum.
Great crowds marched throu9h|
the streets, waving the Russian co1
ors and chanting hymns. ThoV
sands attended te deum servieo1
In the great KAzan cathedrsI, wn1I
other thousands, standing outside q
the snow. offered up prayers FOR ~
Grand Duke Nicholas, again the M
tfonal hero.
The conquest OF Erzerum. the flrst
(Contfnuea ON Page Two).
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
Nineteen Year Old
SchOOlmate Sure She
Was Not Suicide
WILL AID THE
PROSECUTION
Knew Nothing of Mar
ian's Relations With
Orpet
BY UNITED PRESS.


WAUKEGAN. ILL.,, Feb. 17.-Mari.
an LAmbert's schoolmate sweet.
heart planned today to aid Lake
county authorities in prosecuting
William II. Orpet, Wisconsin uni
versity junior. held for Marian's
murder.
Erwin Glow. a 19-year-old senior
in Highland Park high school. who
passed notes to Marian. took her
home from school and walked with
her to choir practice and church.
said today he is certain she did not
commit suicide.
Erwin was Marian's regular
beau" his friend said.
II am sure Marian did not COM
NIT suicide" Glow told United
Press reporter today. 81 was with
her on the afternoon before she dis
appeared, and there was not a
worry on her mind. She was not
the kind Of q girl who would COM
NIT suicide"
DID you know OF her relations
with Orpetf" Glow was asked.
II should say not" Glow replied.
Why. I never even kissed Marian.
We were pals and I thought OF her
A. q mighty nice girl.
II did know that Orpet was writ
ing her. Onoe. when I questioned
her about him, not knowing his
name. she told me he was her
brother. When learned ,'ifferent.
tCesssausa On i'sge Twe,)
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
MILITARY men BELIEVE TURKS have 4
NO TROOPS TO SPARE FOR ATTEMPT
ON EGYPT; PETROGRAD CELEBRATES
N. Y. DELEGATES
UNINSTRUCTED
Friends of Root Fail to OBJ
tain Endorsement of His
Candidacy

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Prepared-
ness will be the chief plank in the
Republican national platform for
1916 II the principles espoused by
the New York state Keynote con-
vention can be taken as an accurate
forecast. Tariff reform and opposi-
tion to granting an early indepen-
dence to the Philippines win be 9TH
er issues. Insistence on vigorous
maintenance of American rights
abroad will also be written into the
platform, 1t is believed.
Although the 3S2 delegates to the
convention, which closed last night
were apparently united on the plat
form, a bitter fight was precipitatec
when supporters of Gov. whitmai
attempted 20 secure an unqualified
endorsement of his administrator
and TO force his nomination a,
chairman OF the delegation to the
national convention in Chicago.
The net result was that New York
state will send an uninstructed dele
cation to the national convention II
the action of the convention is up
held by the voters at the primary
election in April.
A determined fight. led by Henry
l.. Stimson, to obtain resolution
recommending Mr.. Root as New
York's favorite son for the presi-
dency was defeated in the commit
tee on resolutions and counter res.
olution, that no presidential candi-
date be indorsed, was passed unan-
imously.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
Wakefield IS
FOUND GUILTY

w. Curtis Wakefield. who posed
as a civic uplifter and was president
OF the American Civic institute. was
found guilty In Judge Jeffries' court,
Wednesday, of embezzling 500 from
Louis ]. Fresolle, Of No. 224 How.
ard-st.
FregolIe testified he had given
Wakefield 500 bond. for which he
received note for 800 and worth
less check for $300. Fregolle was
promised in return a secretaryship
in the south where he was doing
uplift work under Wakefield.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
COLONEL WIGLE
THINKS WAR WILL
END THIS YEAR

Col. Wigle. of Windsor. who Il
now commanding battalion in
France, writes TO HIS family that he
believes the war will end in the fall
of this year. He wrote that all the
Windsor officers and members OF
the rank and file were At and well.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17

CONNELLSvILLE, Pa.-By the
dawn's early light, w. 4. Mier,
farmer, proudly hailed his prize
Cheshire hog today when she became
mother of 10 piggies, four red, three
white and three blue.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17

Ala. "Tcm- Gilman, who has beeu
separation Of west side grade
crossings on the Wabash ana Lake
Shore a Michigan Southern rail-
roads. will take TO Lansing o COPY
paiirosd % os s commfssion fs.,0'i 10 Order order the the
grade separation. The west side
Improvement associations are back
ing Md. Gilman In the light. Tho
cost or the grade separation TO the
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
SEA MENAC|NC
HOLLAND TOWNS
BY UNITED PRESS.

THE HAGUE, Feb. IA vio.
lent northwest storm is today pill.
ing up huge waves against the Hol-
land dikes. Several breaks have
occurred and many towns In the
vicinity OF Amsterdam are threat.
ened.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17

CLEVELAND. O.--Julius Alaska
spent si.30 at bazaar and got an
automobile and wife. The auto he
sold for $1,000, and he's still got the
wlfe-nnd intends TO keep her.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
LORIMER TRIAL
BEGINS TODAY
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Feb. 17.--William Lor-
inner, former United States senator.
was. to 60 on trial before Judge
Dever today. on charges growing
out Of the wrecking OF the LaSalle
Street Trust q Savings bank, for
which c. r. Munday, Lorimer's part
ner. Ia already under prison sen.
tence.
II was believed today that at
least week will be occupied In
securing a Jury.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17

NsPoRT, Ind. - Frank
Szameoki bought an old.fashioncd
secondhand policeman's helmet. A
policeman though. him orasy and ar
rested him. hftcr six weeks In an
insane asylum his friends gained his
release,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17

John Ellis Roosevelt. aged SO,
cousin of Theodore Roosevelt. was
almost hysterical when he was on
the stand In Brooklyn court in his
case for the annulment OF his mar
riage to his wife, aged 81. His wife
said he bad brainstorms during the
honeymoon.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17

Prtn ntinR--tse plain neat ktnd--that
10 riaht--Ttmes Job Dcpt.--Main $3.50.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10

Uncle Pack Wolfe Is in earnest a.
bout getting the folks to pay their
street taxes and dog taxes during
March. Unless these taxes are paid
by April FIRST penalties will be laid
and Uncle Pack hopes nobody will
have to pay penalties, II you are sub
jcct to street tax or II YOU own a
taxable canine, you should see the
collector right away
lie Us ready TO wait on you and is-
sue receipts
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10
W. =. LANE DIED IN FORT
WORTH MONDAY MORNING

W p. Lane Of Fort Worth died
Monday morning after a lingering III
ness OF nearly eight months He was
a prominent Texas politician. He was
at one time a member Of the Texas
legislature and served four years as
Comptroller He was recognized as a
prohibition leader. A native Of Vir-
glnla Had been in Texas twenty-five
years Came from Sherman to Fort
Worth is years ago and engaged
as a furniture merchant. Two years
ago he made race Tor Congressman
at-Large and polled respectable
vote II has been understood that he
would be in that race again this year
" he had lived.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10
MRS. =. r.. sCRIVNER
DIED IN NEW MEXICO

Mrs. j. u. scriyncr, aged about 3S
years died at her home In New Mex
leo and the remains were brought
back to Dermott and buried Tuesday
in the lookout Cemetery.
Rev J. II. Tate Of Fluyanna con
Quoted the funeral service Mrs. scrlv-
ner was a daughter OF Mr. Johnny
Dltmore OF the Dermott community
and lived in the lockout Community
until few years ago when she NOV
ed with her husband to New Mexico,
who is in the stock farming business
In that country.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10
Typewriter Announcement.

Just received the latest Model No.
Q, oliver Typewriter, for which we
are sole agents In Snyder. This type
writer will be Of great assistance
to business farmers as well as mercan
tile men. Ask for Il demonstration.
You will then be permitted to take
the machine for limited trial. and
we make specially Of lnstallment
sales. Just think lie per day will put
enc Of them In your home.
scurry County Abstract Co.
21tf Basement Court House,
Snyder, Texas