davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-07
TlLAROSA sTREFT LOTS = 5

IILAhO>A STREET LOTS $4,000
beautiful terraced lots in the 500 bio.
Paving and sidewalks. These lots are worn
$3.50 each Terms
JAMES l. MARI COMPANY.
5c4 san Antonio St Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-07
LUBBOCK. TEXAS. PLAINS AND TATTTN
NEW MEX. AUTO Line

On al TOuIu LIlF7 VIIc N-NIllaI VLL-
c. c Abbott & sons Lubbock. Tex Phones
546. $50. Lubbock Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-07

WEST TEXAS.
OWEGO -BUENA VISTA auto mail line
livery day except Sundays. Fare one way
S1-@S- G. c Marshall. Proprietor.
MARFA-FoRT DAVIS auto mail line leaves
Fort Davis daily and Sundays s - m
Leaves Maria D n One way S2.50: round
trip $500 G. W Davis. Prop
BIG SPRINGS. Lamesa. Tex. Auto Line
leaves Big Springs daily except Sunday At
$50 a m, arriving Lamesa via Soash and
Sparenoerg- at Il noon. returning 10 Big
SprinSs same day at p n $3.50 one way
Se-oe round trip Cordill & Smith. P-ops
Big Springs. Tex
LUBBOCK. TEXAS. PLAINS AND TATTN
NEW MEN AUTO LINE
Leaves Lubbock. Tex. daily except Sunday
at a m for Meadow, Brownfield Come
Plains. Bronco and Tatrrn. New Mex Cars
make connections - Tatum for LovinEton
and Carlsbad Return trip leaves Tatum At
a m daily except Sunday. Arrives At
Lubbock p n same day
Lubbock to Meadow. -..--...........ssO0
BroWnrielc 81 90
aoluc1 tS-bO
Plans $500
Bronco 800
lallm $500
on all round trips one dollar off
C. C Abbott & sons Lubbock. Tex Phones
546. $50. Lubbock Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18

numerosas C~arjas. criticandolo. Tam
bI"n >eria muy probable Que i Ell
@Iiamo Miguel Angel pudicra yc.vcr
Il Ti>itar Ia ChIjad Ettrua. que a;c-
~rra tanta5 da sus obraS marsrras. -
aliNIcFa quo s0meLer mUdci0s a Ia
mlrhta De los criticoS. talnbidn So,
IA crHsuradc por mGclos dc GsLps.
i'ero 81 gran inierGs que :esaS his
ma c2F!as dcnucsrTan On cl ptHDE-
20 i1r los monuat9ntrs dc SAP Pp-
!r9 que del mism@ modo Sc maIii-
H<stan soDre iod6s To- dsmas mr3nG-
mcntos { importante5 edifieios 0
pueAteS construidos Ell Roma, IS una
nuena serial de cuanto ma progpe
ia q nuahtn romano
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18

irE~.u saBcr e! pa?adcro de NivartIo d.
n Torr". DC = alIGs &c cdai. native dc
'niIGIlI-rlsu. Iaii>cn. MeIlco. IL dfa 20 dc
ilg'i i"l az" pdsId0 81" "ncoTiraba en-
IaEirr Springs. Ill. v dc>Gc csIa fecil
o." Tue ru1nIo c>criDio no he teu.iO niu-
%'nI- np':rras. A"gliarG 500 en- erccu-
80 4 In persona que me d. inrormes eSac-
TO- >uDre I'll %paradcro. DIri;aSe 4 A.. D.
G@ni1irA. / -. Box s., Peoria, Ill.
P-a5j.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
EESNIISAS;-

l!.%FD SII"r 81 para 20 de Zoe A.. lie
Griog q Ia Irl2ida (. Lc ocIol para 70
iuunICdrios aSunlO lie ;mporlaTcia. ErtIcR-
in que Hoe Sa!;6 on iii enEangIr pGr IA
y.a !" II l'dSO aR Julio IIliiwo. GraiIllclri
u - persona Gut luc de lnformcs. Dirilasc
Il Marin ii:si nIiiUGcz. Box So, Station "a,
>In Antonio, Toy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18

ii:cTMdS con i6ia cor-ccc.6a. carfas
aTE"Tp-1>. DC p@dimcn:G, f.Iicitac!oueS.
rITvl'anGS. discusses Y icdl Clasc de poe
-tlS GrIprCsdS, dc anlyCrsarIC. pa!riGiiclS,
Ct. iT"rim> mC,,cT.dpS. 1IrjaASc pGr
rnrrrr / T.. CaldcrJll. us ZacatecaS Alley,
SaM tHtUniO. TcNaN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18

" -
oe 'oN
ma!0' se'''" ~
ApeaaS e"''aIo ell Ia ml''cla' wv"
las prlmer2S eNPsrlehciaS aeeEc" uS
IA caEIei% que "a''" aDia-au'
mahdo p@''e V'H )" 'eSLHtNi'0 90
las acci'ne" 'eE'oaS que 1Ueto" =
coroiar,o 'Plg''o &c. las eNpea'c'0"S7
de NoAulan"' y el iran Il"
m&Tra" '~nte''Sah'eS ep'"ou'oS us -
vida DC S'I'2o' cyl d" co'o"'"N "''
tan'caa' en- IA Ser'e 4e y"
rhoS fHe tu''c'"" que &tf"f'2E Ids
armaS 4e. lmperlo cuaRdo este tor
ta!ec'a 81 Tooer'o colonial c" cA"i
toaaF las parties del muHco'
Com" m'ch'hro tie eS'aS 'uSI"''
eNped'c'2nariaS y como oi'ci"i' -
conorim'enio dc 81 'aIor J ne l III
tcligenc'a HeSp'cGaaa d! se'''c'o q:
"a patTla. Ct genera! No'T" "I'2h"'
que J." 'ucTa conceoi'a III" mcu"'''
DC "io como premlo Il Sua @Nceiea-
tcs seryiclos.'
k"tonces' por tres amos rue E"'!'
DO a lomar paTte en- las mas hepo'
;anteS ~oPeracloHeS de AFRICA e S"F
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
ASGcItGIGN DE- HEBCOS EtXlCAhES

Z iaTID% ,lCllcpS Nryi"InoS Tue oliiga-
: 'ir> por di!rr"utrr cau=aS re.idcn az
; fIliT"ntc - c.ta Ciudai. han arOrtia.
I Gp ;lar ,uH .uliaE Nedlra- pOr CUrren
5 ron Il l,gnru-I;u de SerNi" 4 los TucSlra-
7 nos U!r r"-!i"n 'n %InGar"S en- dpnde
5 iFt lIdv Ni den m"NiCalp O que IrOplr-
! ZIn ran GI'l"liiairs Gcl idIOma.
{ TuiI- san NrGIrn- cmlrrnicS ne mo-
; Iru f'ai>. ron mu"tiOS amos Ga pr;irtirJ
{ s crr authorization ir-al para cjrrrcr
5 SI ;rOir,itn rn este EStaup.
J L-riH.giln iC!cnidaincntc CaGa caso
: QUE 30 l"~ r0usuiic. ) dc cOfuun arurr-
I o. "iy!Hidr Il! pac!cUtc lin CVcsftOnarlo
; o. "u'Iirtu IL pdclcpie TN CueStlonsrto
; especial -"cUn Sn CnfCrmcdad para cue
{ a-j ii r"rl">iaT!o prcdau TurIEarsc un
5 JIirt" niI- "Naclp dc in naiUraieZa = grJ.
! do #" IA d"l"rCia. TambIGn on Juuta Sc
, a""r-iaT,. ri i;alaERlei'u que ucsl dc ms
} 'iiuirSr.
. EST hlti;EiiDS CipI cast III INi
, MiNEEt iSTELGENfE y C,ENTIFJ,i
|, ! DtIiEHGS JNs OPINION HnNRtDt. .
/, EHy!d!gin"s las Nc:IciuIs cue Sc ne
, C"Sll'I lrr- Cvrrc0 o Express.
lHTiid Ia Correspondence y:
, iS0CitCi0N DE HTDICGS HLAICiSOS. ,
l.. ~ EuN NJ. ial. Station A.
/, ShN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
hAuSA SELECTA
4 MARIANA


goza 0 duerme
sus pesares o su amor,
70. coEstante en- mi porfia,
paso Ia noche sombria
Suspirando q su v~entana.
Mariana mia!
Has 81 han dc cxpirar MS luejas
CT tus rejaS,
no me las abras, Mariana,
roche iii dia.
iPorque no Is tan dcticioso
sabcr cuan!o al fin tt roba
ci uccic mundo curiosc
Ia oScuridad dc til alcCba.....
Tan @rato eapiar aterto
g! momcnto
c" que tn luz expire,
por Dodcr dccir ufano:
iOta que vano
ra~orito C como yo'
Ne O. lary aulcc en- mi agonia
s,Icr que e.. Ii nochc umbrfa
suariro go 4 ~ ycutaHa.
;Nlariaua mia.
r.=s, i han dc eXu."ar mis- qUcjal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
PACINASDE LAGUERRIA>
FL INGLES IN SA' ONICA

It's 4IbAdS Stf DltAN Aifts L44lNLNNV -
cl sector de Oriente "a e~sperada
ofensiya de las fuerzas dc Ia Enten-
te. de Ia que confian obtener muy
Grandes resultados Y muy sanas IN
fIucncias. sobre TODD en- los preclsoS
momcntos en que los rusos limpian
e. terr!torio de Ia Galitzia de enemi-
gos con ia misma seguridad con que
Iuniar>n las tierras dc la corona
auSrriaca dc IL 6ukowina dc cneml-
gos. : CT Ia politica rumana sc ad-
-ierte7 siltnmaS de IN deSpertar DE-
rs sjmpatias. de los cutuSiasmoS, q"
las neliens.d%ieS que, cuaRdo la an
Zero. invasion lie los ruSoS. Sc mani
ges.avou ca eI pueblo Y cast haSa
81 81 goDjeruo dc aque!la nacion
5alktrica, punto intcrcsantc de Mi
"a Gesie el conicHzo de la guerra.
lie 5odus las potenciaS b~eligcgant"s
quo c<7craron hallar en- SuS fuerzas
r;'i.ar-e y economicas I'M rcScrva
Harr.tantiSima.
dc IA ofeusiva dc los a!iados en-
Sa.or:cn. tan e=peradd y p-edlcha por
rs v~iticos miIitarcs. que So coNsidc,
mminentc. depemCe. pues. Segan
c-rima en- las canci!ieria> euro
- tr-,ra IL. IN 70
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18

,i:Ess0s
1ECRFrOS MhR.VIILOSOS.-Si usrrd re.
,es hal!ar feliCidad, sueTia. fortuna, amor,
.ieH7ls = sosi2go. 81 listed Cesas Is?er eri.
= 81 Il CcE1tTciO. 5! CIicre truman en- sus
'mprcs4s, ): qUIerc haccrsc am3r. 81 quier:
'ocraT i1fls SUs aspiraciOnes, :, Quiere
air y!CtrrlosO en- todOS Sus SsInlos y lc-
,rgr ioiOS Su$ dcseoS. 1iGa mi CuTtGso Il
ZIG. Cue j. scTa enviado gratis Z ruei;s
e. "0rEeO TniT2Gci6D ST J Vt3re Fox f9f,
.i"re5!-. T;;H..a .:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18

lnauau nacr>iie lihro> IA cSpanoI
dlriia~. u>tr'i y !gnariu !. i"Lau"
~ Gp!:rn~a ~I-S tni"min I">a~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18

NLLJRTE riStcT g." gIidFie eSia dtrccc;o1.
para IN" ~ ID :EuCSiTc ! .uE auuGus QTs
>GfTcn Il" rallOs. mczqTInoS. Z!Gntrs : gra-
nos 4" II rIrl. ron 80. cn funtrrs pnsta-
les Cue u" rcrIi1, les mar,IU 4 vucl1 DE-
zorro. franco dr i'prte. una railta DC fu-
mlGG huuy1l"k. la IGcipr del mIndu para
cSiGS cnl"rIur!ld"G. ncvIcIyp ri hlIcrU z
IL persona a." se cure \ no sane.
E>pitiBION GONZALES.
r. o. Son 81. LAREDO. TE.;.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18

- Ni.CF-ITit p. mincrOs incyic3aos IN
liGyI. Ir,Gs. ihr!cndO tres iniudS uncyat,
hUuDG~ Gas, lcGI Y a2Ii. Trahlin j. dIES
81" cndl sc!naaa. Ntnga,r inmedia,amer.
So. Consumers .~IiNuitc Company.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18

" NECESSITY CYPRESS para ily: leyr sus
atara7 = Ia CSigcidu q l. camille Sis L
les, uahle!e 3 Rosales Tel. Trayis sac.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18

r!"r*IFn "rl meXIcanos para cortar lena.
size. CUric TERRA ltmpia. Tamblsn tane-
NOS iOOJ acres &C algodGn para pisCar.
gIr;i,Fsc Il EiisCo Herrera, GOSsett. Texas.
(l..S1 #
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npasa u IL Dog. 81 Col Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18
AVEsOS DE OCCASION


49,
kWSsNS DE "A"M
tsHtt.
liza paiabrs. tres Tecss. &c
va h"iHbFd. ciHcn wees.
Qua ps,ahfl' dIeL wees &C.
Una e4t24rs: IN mes: ,oe;
In ihrs2isC0 riZQfEz I~0HEZ.-Ciru-
IT, 10, 80, 1 i, mi, y oidcs nICina 100 Frost
EIG:., Tot>Inp -. Main Ave. Telelonce:
tat IL Mexico: ati3fi%ahH en- g! E51sao &c
!c.A,. > 'pcCihl.Tia ~ sanarni 1o.idsnc,a.
iirihfTta5 s!Iu!i1 "a slhgIa 80. S%-
HNti"E - .L!5t; ltteiTnD las 1890 -,
c'tt:: fruS' oulia:Hs' ieie'pHVsr -'u''o 400
l!elo, iEaE!. IN.
iiGi'LEliES.
= HfNTA cuGito dpE3plado para StiCIlta
iaLi.. q? 5iI tnloto.a -: il!oviiah en- iSs
~t;t'it.H &c - IitEnSA o Cn Id ueuua ~e
'4H nEos. Es4I.Ht nan ;
81 FhfSfASA una i!enGa paJo tiuy u
,.nr ,'Nl,., ,on.S : s'tS.a 90 ("
ul-4E. iht''Iidh ci 't ~ '"Euo "-
an Ahloiiip' i"NG@'
--...
-tENiA>T
NEN'I->i nafaip' casa eieEalie oV> FisV.,
Si''i2Ga !l$ar ceH.ricn. LAodeFiia eh '9to
N~'ii'i'E. ilnHs@ ,'""Avt' ""''' VIE
,,,-.
= NLFDi " So r-'!D!d' : uEsaS NC Euta.'
! ritau ctrclri':n. D'fljd'e \ IIay iiHus''
Box "a, Oct hio. lrAas. V-Si'.
S0IICITtOES
, I
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i'cLr lar reTrrclcidS. ulrlSirac ! rs West
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-18

81 THSS-ASA una iienda bajo mug bue-
naS ,ORdiCiOaes " sItuada en- raHy bten
luGar. lntC:man CT ii 20. Laredo -.
san AnrOnio. Texas.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-11

an who has been educated to be of
use in the world.
In Oldport Ruth finds everything go
ing to seed. The town has cobwebs
all over it. But Ruth is very much
alive. Her high spirits of enthusiasm
are contagious. She finds an opening
in Israel Putnam Hubbard's old furni-
ture shop. In rejuvenating the shop,
she infects the whole town with her
enterprises. Israel, after years of de-
preston, finds his spirits soaring and
becomes so inflated with success that
he even allows himself the luxury of a
racing stable. The town organizes it.
self into a booster club, and Oldport
booms like a western city when the
gold fever hits it. 1t discovers the re-
sources within itself that it never sus-
pected.
The change in Ruth and the Hubbard
household is duplicated among the ma
tives. AS the story develops it is ir.
'resistibly funny to watch the town
wake up from it's fifty year sleep. In
the first act the town is still snoring,
lost in the oblivion of it's past. From
act to act it grows more lively, until
the final success, a banquet and ball,
are in progress at the new hotel.
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L ADY'S CHAPEL

Those who contributed $3.50 were:
Mrs. Lawless (Collector).
Those who contributed $3.50 were:
Mrs. G. S. Schiller (Collector).
Those who contributed $500 were:
Anna O'Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Seller
(Algona, Ia.
Those who contributed $500 were:
Teresa Mullery, Mrs. Jas. Mitchell,
Miss Teresa Maddox, Miss Nellie
Murnane, Miss Bessie Morgan, Mrs.
Mary Maloney, Mrs. P. Maloney, Mrs.
Minser, Mrs. Mary Mcguire, Miss Mel
lie Brennan, Mrs. Cath. DAILY, Miss Jul
dith Nolan, Miss Helen Nolan, Miss
Lizzie Nugent, Miss r. Nomenascher,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nicholson, Mrs. J.
O'Keefe, Mrs. Ellen O'Rourke, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. O'Connor, Mrs. J. V. O'Con.
nor, Rosanna O'Connell, Mrs. H. Orme,
Miss Fannie Prince, Mrs. G. J. Thomp-
son, Miss Mary Toomey, Mrs. Marg.
Twyford, Miss Jennie Ryan, Miss Mary
Ryan, Mrs. Riordan, Rev. John A.
Ryan, Miss Mary Rafferty,, Miss Mar.
garet Ryan, Mrs. T. Ryan, Mrs. Jen.
ME SWenson, Mary Sweitzer (Anoka),
Mrs. N. Silke, Mrs. T. Spence, Mrs. F.
Spriggs, Mrs. L. e. Shepley, Mrs. E.
Sudheimer, Marian F. Towey, Miss
Regina Whaley, Mrs. E. A. White, Mrs.
w. Weiser, Mrs. C. H. Williams, Mrs.
John Wharry, Miss M. Woefgruter,
Mrs. F. G. Winter, Mrs. M. w. Wal.
dorf and Mrs. E. H. Nolan.
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sage" The plan will be carried out
if subscription list of 1000 sub
scribers for such a supplement can be
guaranteed.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Joseph F.
Busch preached the High Mass SER
mon at the Cathedral last Sunday and
took occasion to speak on the i'm
pending elections, dwelling largely on
the duties of citizenship.
Lenten sermons will be preached
at the Cathedral on Sunday evenings
by the Rt Rev. Bishop. and at the
High Mass on Sundays by the Rev.
pastor. The series to be preached
by the Rt. Rev. Bishop will treat
about the fundamental principles of
the Catholic religion, while the Rev.
DIR. Leo Cans will preach course of
sermons on 1.-THE Last Things of Man. +"
Waite Park: The site for the new
church to be erected here has been
secured and the architect has been
instructed to prepare specifications
and details.
Brushvale: About 80 families Of
Brushvale have organized and secured
a subscription of $4,000 to be used
for the erection of a church at this
place some time next spring.
Sedan: Rev. Charles Meyer, who
is attending to this mission from
Belgrade is having some plans made
for a new church to be built here
next summer.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-11
sHURERT, WEEK OF MARCH 18TH

"Along Came Ruth" a three-act COM
edy of atmosphere and action, by Hol-
man Day, will be presented at the Shu-
bert theatre by May Buckley and the
Ernest Fisher Players next week. Fol-
lowing is the story:
Ruth Ambrose, of Oldport, Maine, is
credited by the Citizens Committee of
that city with having put the town on
its feet. Having just graduated from
the State Normal School, she came to
Oldport with a few dollars in change
and a large hope. Ruth was seeking
her fortune.
How She changed the fortunes of
Oldport and established herself in the
affections of the people Of that COM
munity is told in this extremely Amer
lean comedy.
Though Oldport is a fictitious name,
there really is an old shipping port on
the Maine coast which duplicates the
town described in the play. The play
itself reflects the enterprising spirit
which infuses the modern young wonn-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-11
THE NECESSITY OF
PARENTAL Responsibility
IMPORTANT MATTER DESERVING
OF ESPECIAL EMPHASIS.
Its Vital Connection with the Proven
ton of Vice.

In our public prints and in our many
recent vice investigations, poverty
and the lures of the white SLAYER
have been proclaimed as the princi~
pal causes of the downfall of young
girls at the present day. That these
two factors have played prominent
part in the ruination of many women
cannot at all be doubted. 1t can be
readily understood that girl work
ing for miserably low wages, allowing
to her not even the bare necessities
of life, much less many Of the little
Injuries which she Graves, eking out
her existence in distressing fashion,
would be weakened amid the whirl
and pressure of daily life. 1t can also
be realized how girl fallen at one
time would be likely to yield to a
sense of despair and consider the rest
of her life as lost to normal. decent
existence.
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FARGO: The drama, Shaun Aroon, .
will be given st. Patrick's Day under
the auspices of the Cathedral Club.
The play will be presented at the club
rooms in the evening.
Grand Forks: Right Reverend
Bishop O'Reilly will preach at the late
Mass in st. Mary's Church next Sun
day morning.
Last Sunday evening Rev. e. ]. NAL
laly, C. S. p, closed very successful
weeks mission to nom Catholics. The
mission was exceptionally well attend
ed and the seating capacity of st.
MichaePs ro-Cathedral was taxed
each evening to accommodate the
crowds. Father Mullaly is conducting
a similar mission this week in st.
Aloysius parish, Lisbon, N. D. Dur
ing the coming week the missionary
will give a mission in st. Patrick's
Church, Verona, N. D.
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Summons.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey. IS. District Court. Second
Judicial District
Genevieye Daily, Plaintiff, VS.. Charles
+. DAILY, Defendant.
The State of Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the Complaint OF the
Plaintiff in the above entitled action
which has been duly fled in the Office
of the Clerk of the District Court,
aforesaid, in the City of st. Paul. in
said County, and to serve a copy of
your answer to said Complaint upon
the subscriber, at his law Office, Suite
No. 314, in the Globe Building, situate
on the southwestern corner of Fourth
Street and Cedar Street, in the City
of Saint Paul, in the County of Ram
sey, in the State of Minnesota, within
a period of thirty 900 days from and
after the date of the service of this
Summons upon you, exclusive of the
day of such service; and, in case you
fail to answer the said Complaint
within the period aforesaid, the Plain
tiff in the above entitled action will
apply unto the Honorable. the District
Court aforesaid, for the relief demanded
in said Complaint.
GEORGE CAHILL,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Suite No. 314, Globe Bldg,
IL st. Paul. Minnesota.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-11

No man can ever attain nobility of
character without costly payment in
pain and sacrifice. Struggle wins all
that is beautiful and worthy in life.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-11

ST. Cloud: An effort is being made
to add a German supplement to the
monthly diocesan magazine MY Mes
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-11
MEETING HELD AT ST. PAUL
HOTEL.

On Tuesday, March Z, at o'clock,
there was meeting of the promoters
and collectors for the Chapel Fund.
The jealous workers, in spite of the
Indictment weather, gathered in a good
ly number at the st. Paul Hotel. Faith
er Gibbons and Father Finley adj
dressed the assembly. Total collec,
lions reported at the meeting amount,
ed to about 100000.
The following donations have been
received by The Catholic Bulletin
since our last issue:
Already acknowledged ...... .$113.00
Mary Popelka, Biscay, Mimi. !. LOO
DIR. F. E. Mingo and family,
Hugo, MINI. ............ 500
John Fritz, North st. Paul,
MINI. .................. BOO
Mrs. Joseph Meyer, st. Thorn
as, Mimi. ........ ...... 500
Mrs. Margaret Moore, Maple
Lake, Mimi. .............. 200
$131.00
The following contributors sent
their donations for the Blessed Vir-
gins Chapel to the Executive Commit
tee:
Those who contributed $4,000 we're:
Mrs. NJ. G. Hagerty and Nellie Cough.
lin.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-11
DIOCESE OF ST. CLOUD

Diocesan Correspondents Rev. A. S.
Preusser, the Cathedral, ST. Cloud.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-11
DIOCESE OF FARGO

Diocesan Correspondent: Rev. V. j.
Ryan, sos Broadway, Fargo. N. D.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-11

Daughters of Isabella: At the meet
ing Wednesday evening, March 1, of
the Daughters of Isabella, a reading
circle, to be known as the D. of l..
Reading Circle, was organized. Twen-
ty-five enrolled themselves that even
ing as members, and number more
expect to join. The circle is to meet
on the first Wednesday evening of
each month, in the Cathedral club
rooms, st. Paul, the first session to be
in April At that time, the subject to
be studied will be Church History and
Current Events. The study outline
will be mapped out from meeting to
meeting, and among the things to
which the circle expects to devote it.
self are music, art and needlework.
Next Sunday, March 5, a class of five
Daughters of Isabella is to be initial
ed at Devils Lake. Dist. Dep. Mrs. C.
o. Smith, of this city, will have charge
of the initiatory work, and Mrs. Lacy,
also of this city, will probably assist.
Pro-CathedraI of st. Mary: Mass at
noon in the old Church of the Immacu-
late Conception, Third street and
Third avenue North, Minneapolis, will
be the order of the day until Easter.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-11

Catholic League: The Philanthropic
department of the Minneapolis League
of Catholic Women gave bridge and
five hundred party in the assembly
hall, 720 Marquette Avenue, at 2:30
o'clock Monday afternoon, March 6.
Mrs. P. P. O'Halloran, chairman, was
assisted by Mines. D. Coonan, presi-
dent; Hubert Kelly, J. C. Famechon,
N. D. Samuels, ]. F. Mccarthy, Levi
Butler and George D. Flynn. Refresh
ments were served by the Social COM
mittee, including: Mines. C. c. O'Brien,
M. r. Drennen, J. C. Hazlett, T. E..
Cootey, D. e. Ryan, C. Babcock.
Church of ST. Helena: The Stations
of the Cross were erected in the
Church of St. Helena, Minneapolis,
Sunday evening, March 5. Rev. L. F.
Ryan, city missionary of st. Paul, Of
fciated in the blessing and erection of
the Stations and afterward preached
the sermon on the Way of the Cross.
The Stations are of the medallion
type in deep relief and harmonic in
style and coloring with the interior of
the Church.
Church of ST. Anthony: Reverend
C. f. McGinnis, of st. Thomas College,
St Paul, will deliver the st. Patrick
Day address at the celebration of the
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-11-24
STATE EXAMINATIONS.

State examinations, both in the
elementary and the high school
branches, will be offeredat Camden
High School building on Friday,
December %, 1916. Applicants
must be on hand at 8 o'clock a. 10.
The entire course Of study must
be taken ia the elementary exami-
nation. The high school course il
divided into groups az follows:
English, mathematics, history,
Latin, science, home economics
andthe composite group, which is
composed Of spelling, grammar,
arithmetic, algebra, gem
eral history and biology.
Another examination will be
given in May
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1916-11-24

from Alvin s. McGill, the popular
and hustling coffee salesman, was
graciously accepted BY the ladies.
Mrs. Matte Garrett Of Johnson
willie was q welcome visitor.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. w. M. Kincannon Monday,
December 4, at 2 p. M. The union
desires the presence Of al members
and visitors are extended q hearty
welcome.