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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
St0rmes Drug Store.
Chauheur's Prayer.

Sick Chauffeur Ito chauffeur friend)
Say. bill, if should die hire an auto
hearse. And, Bill, want you to drive
1t. And, old pard, on the way run 1t
into tree or something. I'd like to
go in a manner fitting my position In
life"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
TALKING Fire Alarm,

The photograph and telephone are
employed In a South Carolina invent
or's automatic fire alarm that calls up
a central operator and tells her just
where the blaze Is starting.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
Use for Thinnesa

She (noticing individual In front)-
Good grncious Seeing Mr.. Meager re-
minds me forgot to order the soup
bones from the butcher. - Passing
Show.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
2I3S3:&SSJ


The humblest individual exerts some
influence, either for good or evil. upon
others.-Beecher.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
Bruises and Sprains

Have Sloan's Liniment handy
for bruises and sprains aud all
pains and aches. Quick relief
follows its prompt application.
No need to rub. For rheumatic
aches, neuralgia. stiff muscles, lame
back. lumbago, govt, strains. and
sprains. il gives quick relief.
Generous sized bottles Sc.. 500. u 90.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06

Both children and erown.ups, with
coughs and colds. are eli the better for
dose Of Foley's Honey and Tar at
bed time. II wards of Group, stops
tickling throat. and hacking coughs,
and makes an otherwise feverish. sleep.
less night Of coughing and distress, Q
quiet and restful one.
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS. Mr.. Chas.
Baker. vritee: My vile would not think Of
Honey and Tar 10 certain to bring QUICK relief.
IL y especially effective ia cases OF bad couahs
and We dive il to- our children and recommend
II siwsy: % Q cafe remedy. Tor il contains 90
Cpistes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
Peanuts Are Hand Sorted.

Chinese peanuts are usually hand
sorted by women after being stfted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-02
COLLEGE ELEVENS
READY FOR START
Hard Scrimmaee 10 Pint Teams on
NettIe for @Big Ten Opening
Next Saturday.

With the conference teams going
into action on Saturday and eIeyens in
every section already primed for what
may be termed preliminary contests
of the 1917 season. the coaches are
sending their eleyens through the
hardest kind of scrimmage practice.
This practice is not limited 10 tack
ling the dummy. falling on the ball
checking, and charging but includes
stiff scrimmage. After teaching the
PLAYERS these rudiments the mentors
now are sending their charges through
drills which will show whether they
have the required offensive and de-
fensivs ability A player may be a
star carrying the ball bat weak on de
Tense. The coaches are trying TO place
their candidates in the best positions.
extensively and defeBsively-
The players have learned their sig
mails, and in s large degree know just
what they must do on certain plays
They have learned how to take OF
their opponents i'm the interference,
either by body or hip check, and they
also have learned how TO take OF the
tackIers OF the secondary defense
All the conference teams have en-
tered into their third week Of prac-
tiee. and by Saturday should be in
shape to display a brand Of football
which viii determine in a large meas
ure their prospects for the conference
title, now held by Ohio State
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-02
See Worlds GIANTS
Series Games on
soz Argus Board

The Argus has perfect
ed arrangements for COW
ering the 1917 world S ser
les baseball games on q
more thorough scale than
in any previous year An
automatic score board has
been secured and will be
used throughout the SER
les. The board will be
erected in the front Of The
Argos building and upon
it every play viii be re-
corded as It IS made, q
Western Union wire 10
connect the board direct
ly with The grounds on
which tbe game IS being
played.
The games will be min
utely covered by the Assoc
ciated Press over its wire
in The Argus building, as
in past seasons. Ever
game, including that 10 be
played next Sunday, viii
be repeated on the board
in front Of The Argus
building. 1t will be the
most complete worlds SER
les service ever provided
for the fans of Rock Is
land. All are invited 10
come TO The Argus build
ing and see the game
played on the automatic
board The opening game
is scheduled to be played
next Saturday al Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-02

The Ladies Cemetery association ae}d
bazar Wednesday, the proceeds from
which were SIPS.
Mrs Clarence skinner and Mrs MaEr
Moore of Rock island came So eauesdaF
10 attend the ba zav
Mrs Kate owens has gone Is Roca
Island to spend the winter
Mrs. Ethel Bishop has resigned aer
post as teacher IN the primary room
and Iett Friday evening About thirty
OF her friends met AT The school house
the close az school and gave her q
farewell party It was complete sur
prise - Mrs Bishop They spent p.
hour visiting, after which they served
coffee. cake. sand witches and fruit which
me ladies mad brought with them.
Sirs. cyrus kennedy and Mrs. Louis
FunkeHstein and son of Rock Island
home OF Mrs. Rosa Free
Mr and Mrs. sim Dunn and dauEh-
Jefs, Ruth and May, and Nh. and Ars
arthur Dunn and son Wiibur all or
henderson. spent sunday al the home
pt Prof. and Afrs. " H Fritz
in Rock Island
Ben Fandaveere Of Tusuwater. wash.
ana his sister, Mrs Frank SEHsHstrom OF
Big Island, spent wednesday here NIs-
ting old friends
Mrs A. J. Edger Of Rio. III. came
saturday to spend several days visiting
heE sister. Mrs. W. r. Fritz.
- z Brown Of Washington. Iowa.
spent Wednesday here
Mf. and Mrs. q. W BrittDu and Miss
n aItlry1 Br1tton and Walter smith of
Rock Island spent Sunday here With
relatives and friends
William BIiers and his brother. Charles
M1erS, went to Jackson. MINI. Satur-
GAY 70 see their father. who Is quite
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-02
WHO'S WHO IN
WORLDS SERIES

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sles5i % 7-'' s-'t p =. 5ai7 ''st' = GU
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-02
SPECIAL TAXATION NOTICE.

Notice lis hereby given TO ali persons
interested that the council of the cts
of Rock Island, I'LL. having ordered
the construction of cement sidewaIE
on the east side of Twelfth street. from
Eighteenth avenue south 10 Aiken S
subdivision. and the ordinance fer the
same being on file in the Office Of the
city clerk OF said city. and said city
having applied TO the county court Of
Rock Island county. Illinois. for an
assessment OF the cost Of said i'm
proveue1t according 70 frontage. said
asses meut being payable in four in
staiImenrs. each bearing interest at
the rate Of ; per cent per anuum. and
and assessment therefore having been
made and returned 70 said court, the
final hearing thereon will be had gn
the E6th day OF October. A. D. 1917, at
Ih hour Of o'clock ma, or as soon
thereafter as the business Of the court
wil permit
All persons desiring may Gla objec-
tions in said court. before said day,
and may appear on tire hearing and
make their defense
Dated al Rock Island. Jit. Oct T.
1917 WILLIAM a NORRIS,
Officer appointed 90 Make Assess
meut.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-02
PENNANT WINNER
AFTER EACH GAME
Chicago Americans and New York Ma
tionals Stride for Champion
ship Analysed


New York, Oct 2W While the wine
ming Of a Brnraut and resultant par
t-,.srzt.~s 81 +4,z. vr,rf.f -arf-z Is based
"baA i#@ hummer OF games oA A'iA
ing the entire season Of league play,
* -751e this final weeks If rha
..,....s..f- 50. ..s....r. .r,,. ....r.=-.
are Gin .Asd- AT 1al7 peFioa e1 t'te
play the leading teams of each league
are putting forth their greatest efforts
in an atfrr-r+ -a ranfrrra Rrer nlaea
and each davis z+~rrr.rfr is FOUGHT 0fst
IL fha arfzh For +ffs raasar II has
fraquerf3v haea said chat the f~ra
snred ~ n team in 3 world series can
be eargag from tho 3rvar Of IFS NAV
near tia rafut where fhe remnant was
ma 4aFf7e.r=-rs lis won
Based uaaa tbfe aesfyrl1fi1n an anal
vsfs OF The o-ars a# the Chicago Amer
leans and :aa New York Nationals 81
the gfos5n-- r.eers Of +a= nrreart sea-
son should afford p somewhat general
outline rr the Frr--7 which NAV he axe
na--eT nr Those tv-a climbs when fta.
meet In the worlds series of 1arT IN
#ra H-sf Ies- of za1ranaher fbs ra5ragr
WHITE say wore 7za7fne- in the Arrarf
ran 1raa7s Nv az. Games rvar rl4a T20e-
ION Red SOW while rha New York Ma
44oaa7s 4ed t1a pr.4fffas IL 4se senior
7zsrr-,a t,. refr,-. ga,-,as
f. r.5t,s.- ..el 70 -,,, f.,.7 d.. --..s
fhaf tfqa -1nrar-nn 7fd nor have
chance ~ o-ar+al-z ami mass raa na~a
settlers T-ndar The rtr-,tr4Sfanrez +f.-
New York and rhfcaa0 Teams were
forced TO piav their hest game. and
despite an occasional defeat the RED
ords Show that rbav travelled at high
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-02
INJURY FATAL TO
DRIVER M'CARIE Y

Terre Haute. Ind. Oct William
III. Knapp Mccarthy. as years old, for
more than thirty years trainer and
driver of harness horses, died last
night from injuries suffered jn a col
lision On the track at Garrol.ton tll
Wednesday. Mccarthy began his ca
reer as a driver with Dan Mace. old
time circus man lie trained and drove
horses to world records His first bis
winner was Hopeful, which took a
world mark at 2.2o Mccarthy a{sC
owned and drove Jack LeyhurD and
trained Silk0 FuEuTitv winner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-02
< WPLE ERTLsE rs
AFTER HERMAN GO

Milwaukee. Wis. Oct. 2-Johnnv
Ertle og ST. Paul claimant Of the ban
JamWeisht boxing title yesterday is
sued q challenge TO Pete Herman of
New Orleans. who also claims the
championship. for a 28-round contest
al &e" Orleans prior ia Harman.s go
ing into tile army on Nov 10
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-02
DAN SHAY TRIAL
AGAIN POSTPONED

Indianapolis. Ind. Oct 2-For the
second time the trial on Dan Shay. for
mer manager of the Milwaukee Amer
lean association baseball team.
charged with the murder OF q Negro
waiter here. has been postponed The
trial was 10 have started today. but i'll
ness of one Of the attorneys i'm the ease
caused it to be delayed indefinitely
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-02

I"0-0aaH 1TIS--TaEHIHUaNH0- I0F@9-
base -Peckinpaugh GIhooley.
Home rum Collins. Struck out
By Williams A. Shocker. e Bases
on baIls-Faber. 8 Sbocker. 2. D0u-
BILE plays Gedeou-Pipp-B Becker. Bak-
er-Pipp. Hits-W Williams. IS in in-
nings. Hit by pitcher -By Faber,
tPipp3 Time-1:3o. Umpires Die
neen and Hildebrand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-02
ROWLAND'S CLAN
IN FINAL DEFEAT.
READY FOR START
Mc6raW Takes Peep at the American
League Champs at the Pole
Grounds Monday.
COLLINS HITS OFT NOME Bry
White Sex De Not Exert Themselves
IN Last Game start to Pre-.
pare fer Big 60.

New York. Oct 9 The new cham
pion White SoX wound APP tbeIr reg
utaT season yesterday I'm just as tame
fashion as if they had finished ia last
place. They allowed the Tan15ees "a
win the last contest. 4 to .. and ~.
night departed westward with Their
minds on the start of the biz show
SATURDAY.
Only a few New York fans were
present at the final exhibition and
they were there TO size up the sex
so they'll know Just now the world
series with the Giants is to end
One OF the spectators. according IN
rumor. was John J McGraw who has
been travelling around with the Giants
al summer and who reached New
York Yesterday morning john
kept himself hidden. if he YEAS an tba
game, but he probably had p peek
hole through which 10 watch bis
rivals
Little shown for uugesy.
McGraw didn't see much. although
John Collins might have startled him
DIT In the fifth inning when ha
drove the bail into the leftheld bleach
eT for q home run If Collins ever
does trick like that in The worlds
fA-t &c ass H.etH AEe
Gotham
That home run was the only excff-
ing thing of the afternoon. There
was close attention bv all present
when Red faber went to the slab at
the start Of the sixth inning because
The local fans rather fear Reds dead
fv splitter in the coming battles How
ever, Red gave them DO cause Tor
rear, p the three innings he worked
The score was tied when he went IN.
and ia iifIy the Yanks had won the
game.
Regulars Not i'm Game.
Il wasn't the regular worlds series
combination i'm the game Yesterday.
a Few OF the regulars had been
shipped on to Cleveland from Rufsl9
Yesterday and second string men took
their places Risberg was al short
tn place Of Weaver. Jourdan at frzt
In Gandifs place. and Leibold per-
formed IN ceDter6eld In place of
FeIsch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-02
PROPERTY 0WNERs, NOTICE.

General NO. $50,
Notice fs hereby given 30 all persons
Interested that the board of local Inn
provements of the city Of Rock Island
a. has 1lled In the county court @.
Rock Island county a certificate of
the cost Of the Improvement. entitled
in said court, I'm Ra Petition IF the
City Of Rock Island. Ill. TO assess the
cost Of the construction of "a storm
drain on Fifteenth avenue from Ninth
To Twelfth streets. and said certificate
also shows the court costs. the amount
Of accrued interest. and the total
aTnoaut Of said assessment. and said
certificate also states that the said im-
prev emeut Conforms substaut tally ID
the Requirements Of the original ord
nance for the construction Of the same.
as required by law and that 6naH hear
ing on Said certificate VIII he had ou
the 18th day Of October, A D. 1872. at
o'clock a IA, oT rs soon thereafter
as tha business 81 tire court will per
init Ali persons desiring NAV lie CD
5eetioas in said court before said day
ard may appear a the hearing ana
mako their defense
Dated this LIST day % October "a n
1917 WILLIAM ICoE0CHIE.
President.
81 JEIT. Secretary
WALLACE T5ETCE5L Mem her
Board Of Local Improvements CT the
City of Rock Island. I'LL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-02
HI SeErefar

The Sequoia ana General Grant ma
tienaI parks. fiji California, contain
znany Of the famous big trees Use
quota g1gantea watch grow 10 "a
height OF 800 foat, with a diameter Of
80 feet, tbs bark being two feet thick.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-17

Manila, P. l., March 17.-With the
passage of the Jones law, which
gives autonomy in government to the
Philippine islands, the Filipinos are
working to establish a stable govern
ment in the islands of the Pacific at
present under the control Of the
United States.
In order to train young FilipinOs to
defend their country, should be occa-
sion demand, a course in military
training and tactics has been added
to the curriculum of the University
of the Philippines at Manila. The
students are attacking military prob
lens with VigOr.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-17

QUERY FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
ON STATUS OF ARMED SHIPS
Washington, March 17.-Because
some foreign governments are in
clined to object to harboring armed
American merchantmen this gov
eminent has inquired Of the Euro
pean nations whether they would
agree to admit the vessels, eEeg
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-11

i . p<,.l h: a-aciaS por habcrmc p,r-
r,,i.Io ylry~arle-~r.pcDtj6 ella do
-. ,.,m.rtr
. vcr-diio 81 cani,5n
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,... IN, ...,h, ,o, ,s,ca ,si ro.
~. J.. ..5o.o y..1l,r.v = 81, him one
=. .~gIo,,,roo = borIo de-, bpGuc
r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-11
.Es verGad. DiOS MIC,

-...ES HtltiN. : DIOS MO.
-Sicnto mucho d~espertar en- uStci
tur dolo"oSoS recYc~dos: pcro rom
prvIder; listed que obro asi en- intc-
II: he la j%",tici,. qu" necc-lt% st lc
ilumimc nor complete para pro&um-
ciuI$c imparci@lmeHtc... y. aSir:s-
mo. en- intvrcS dc u hcrmano. cuya
ialta. per grave que sea. me parecc
que podr:i tencr excuse par el senti-
micnto ?odcros >, sagrado ouiz&, al
cual ka ohcdecido.
il Official la facilitaba asi su con
fe5ion ( indic;ndola 10 que hahia
comprendido, dabala . entender que
la quedaba muy POGO que ~ra"elar.
Pensando docidirla completamcnte,
anadi0:
Para l!cgar /" Ia rompI-ta mani
ieataci6r dc ia vclrlad que bU>cO, he
~rcsuelto escurhar al Sargcnto Lcroux
en- pr"sencia de listed. dc c]onfrontar-
ia con e.
-...iA mi.-cxclamG .Antonia,
que Sc habia pucsto cSpantosamcAtc
pll;da.-:Con @l?....
lie he citado... Esti alli....
Produjose cntonccs subitamcnte
una determination en- 81 amino dc la
~dcsgraciada, deciGida Va a implorar.
81 era precise. al miserable por ouien
Sill hermano hallabasc amcnazdo de
perderse.
-iEsta alli!-dijo.-i:Ah: iSenor,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-11
ENTERESE DE NUESTRA OFFER.
IA ESPECIAL EN- QUINTA PLA-
MA DEL MERCEDES PROXIMO.

.ue-tc. >" opon.a y i suplicaha no
;~.:ciy-" m"d2. No guerra que eli;
tuvicsc que c~nrojrcer ante jc:r.
' que su drsh2nr~ fucs> pvbiicada
Luchabau Isl gyncrosament-. c"an
DO 20 abrio IL puerta.
FL tempo coHcviido pas IN visi,
a habia t~.anscurli1o " y rl yigi-
lante que i-ajo al orcso ven.a = bus
carlo.
A~hra@aronse, por ultima vcz, los
dos ht:manos, mc&cl&ndo dc nu>vo
SuS lagrimas.
Cuando Ia muchacha So halo so!>
en- 81 habitaci6n. surgi1 On su men
te una idea.
L. s2lvaci9n tie SUI hermano que
por ella =. habia s&-rificado dobia
ser, de ALI On adelante. cl unico OBJ
icto de su vida. NADIA s. L. opondrla
para lograrlo.
lila ira i buscar al hombre 4
quien ~execraba, 81 infame que hab,a
renegade del mas s&gr;llo de les de
bcres ' cuyo cora26n de padre nj;
siquiera h%0ia latiio.
81 q perdonaha n que lc habia
ultrajato, luiza fue:a este absuelto.
;D0ude encontrar q Leroux?
antonio no podia p~rcsent&rse en-
81 casa.
buscu, durante varios dias. Obsesio
NADIA por Su proyecto, sin cncontIar
IN medic de llcgar hasta e y no ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-11
DESDE WASHINGTON
10 irrecomciIiable

t~ranQuilidad 10 son de Ia cue Il PFC
ccdc
Pero los rovios no fu"rcn 4 Palm
Beach. nj paGeci6 por niNguna pate
cl "trouszeau' que debia cGmpEar
NJ. Loror. sino qu. SO theron l CHI
Point COMFORT, an Virginia. donaia 8"
10 csrn"ieron an di&. que fur mu% in
tense para l. h~olliadosa Marie,' al
c,bp del cG;.l d. i@ic:ons2 a Atlantic
City. : = los scis dias, r~cprcsaron a
Nucra York. al hotel "%Apthorp."
Nj m%riHo-di@c Ia cxpoSicion Ge
motives de- Ia. rcviamantc-no me- d"-
b@ dimcro para csaf p"qucuoa %ast"5
;an Ha,uralrs dc laS muiorcs, siE3
que. cual 81 - fucra 81 m 10 la
YES, ponja On mis- mano a!Euna que
oi.a y,z. un biil,;c i. dos pesos. .Ea-
da para ropaS nj para Zapatos. Fl
Gcnri.ca ne prcscnto 81 cucrta 6c
50 y tu"r GU" pcdi !" csa Smna 4
mi m%:'irc. TGGn 10 roport"na 20, c%-
b,''2"' 4'-' =! '''", Il" 'p'''
rcfcrr..r.a. como .n han ~~cf0rm4dD
,.a;os ptrc. &rmh:c. igu"lcs o p"o-
re-" "a" g. ""J" g. '"'"'"' r"''''''s
&c IA. ""r"'t~5. !''" j." Su',"'" ~H'
siao, Guc, por 10 co"lrario, lleEa.nos
" Il d~c*?v'ncnca Gu" a." !u%a" i
toco, 4 10 ~nfcmcd1ah!1.
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m>n.'"a'@ "'l";i'S a. III l"''4''"'
..l'aE", 81 "'":',' IT," l'IStH|'" mas ~!
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-11
Washington, D;ciembre %.

Mr.. Lincoln Hard Lopez, Vicepre-
z.l!entc de una de las companies que
cxnlo;an Ia industrial del alumorado
On Nncva York. :" halia ac.UaimeAt"
obligado a d~cfendcrse De II demanda
! &c G~iyorcio con pension "iimcn!icia.
ruc contra 81 ha prcscntado 81 cSpo-
81 Marie. con QUien Sc cas-" hacc dos
meses cscaSamentc. :Causa del p!ci-
10? D~csavcncncia cnlrc los c0nyu%c5
accTca dc uN punto muy ;mro!tant";
:as dimensicncs dc Ia f"milia. puy@
. mientras Quc la se!o"a guerra Sc
m:r.rr. Mr.. Lopez. mostr;nto-" COM
r!-ta Y absolutam"n;o ncoy": Gui"o.
= cguba a ser padre.
Marie e. muje. bonita : may b;"n
cGucada. Hacr POGO ;:cmpo, riand)
acabaLa de clmplir los ~, conoci3
: r que GcspuGs fue 81 marido "l rna
fiesta bcnGfica cue Sc C[1~tu" c.. Il
ls;-l .Rit&-Ca~i:or." D,spJt: =, -
ito = mcnudo. ) aUnquc uGnr~ n
hablaha dc amor, : t"aia - a."@
me: qic ella. no n>cr":t" u;j:iza rI
ins;:l.o DC MUIR, inf"!:nlc en- G. ,"s
casos, para ,ab,r qJr .llr. L"r",
.,r,;a r3r "lla ..!,o ma. uu, "a3.s
..od
.,,o. In 3ec,,,.o, 20 - ,cooI5 IN
...,.au.,iI o, 81 ,.u.I ..,;,, amh,e :.
gascar contiauanen;c. csrccialmc'tc
cu las nochos he lura. Cua&&" ~"
i. csn,raGa d~rclar.ciun. no ~c..cnu.r,
y ucror o5stIculo. FL (, .rao ,~tL-
In hen ~nr.parado para Icr.l.,I".
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generates. II. miSmaz Gu" t. im"rl-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-11

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-:Diga listed!
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4 qui4n mi hcrnlano ha ofcndJa y
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pcrdonc. listed tcndri picdad de- mi
hcrmano. pues listed comprcndc cue
s3io O. culpahle dc habcrmc quc"ido
dCmaSiado... lie no haber sabidU SCR
Gucno dc ST.. V de no habcr visto.
cilgo Dor 81 ~c6lcra, oUe cra justa, Sc
10 juro. =! superior en- el hombrc que
me ha pcrGido.
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yea? Despvts % sabri toio, 81 10
p:ometo.
III captain coMSimti6.
81. accrdG 4 csta cutr"yista dijn
p-cSa ue ana cmoci6n que no guerra
dcmcstrar.-El intcr@5 dc Ia justicia
asi me 10 imponc.
i1izo una seal n SargentO que
dcsempe6aha ccrca De 81 las funcio-
mes dc secrrtario, para invitarlc Are
A1rio i"spuv, M pIC:ta
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-11

LIE INTERESARA LEER ANUNClO
EN- QUINTA PLANA DEL MlER-
COLES PROXIMO. ESTE PEN
DIENTE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-11

-Sargentc LcrouX'
FL miserable s. levanto sobr"cogi-
10 por I'm tenor misteriosa que hizo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-11

rniI.EiI\ \..a. a..
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-08-18
EVEN THE NATIVES RECOGNIZE
OUR BOUNTY.

Rev. G. B. Degeorge. P. F. NJ, was
the recipient of our bounty a short
time ago, and he did not fail to tell
his Christians just how far the offer
ing had come-from distant America
to Yen Khuong, AMMAN. He says:
My people were greatly surprised
and moved when / spoke to them of
the wonderful charity and love which
unltes the Catholics of the new world
and the old. All brothers in religion,
the rich aid the poor that the Faith
may be kept alive.
Here in AMMAN the tree of Faith
continues to grow and if some of the
branches are being cut away, owing to-
the great misery of the world, still
the root Is alive and one day it will
send forth new branches that will
bear rich fruit. 4
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-08-18
NEW WORLD ITEMS

Catholic Chaplain Designated.-Rev.
Joseph T. Casey, of the Diocese of
Trenton, n j., has been designated for
appointment as a chaplain in the
United States Navy.