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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03
Lecture for Non-CathoIics
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS AR
RANGE COURSE OF LECTURES
IN NEW YORK CATHEDRAL.

A course Of doctrinal lectures, I'M
der the auspices of the knights of
Columbus of New York City, will be
given by the Paulist Fathers, Rev.
Bertrand L. Conway and James NJ.
ellis, in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Man
haitian, from January % to February
H. The purpose of these lectures is
to explain the doctrines and practices
Of the Catholic Church to our non
Catholic brethren of that city, to en-
tighten them regarding the attitude of
the Church on the grave social prob
lens of the day, and to answer in a
kindly manner their difficulties and
objections.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03
Order for Creditors to Present Claims,
Etc.


Etc.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey, SIS. Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Patrick
M. Hennessy, Deceased.
estate of Patrick M. Hennessy, De-
ceased, late of the County of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota being granted
to Rose M. Hennessy.
1t Is Ordered, That six months be
and the same is hereby allowed from
and after the date of this order, in
which all persons having claims or
demands against the said deceased, are
required to file the same in the Pro-
bate Court of said County, for examina-
ton and allowance, or be forever
barred.
1t Is Further Ordered, That the first
Monday in August, 1917, at 10 o'clock
a. M, at a General Term of said Pro-
bate Court. to be held at the Court
House, in the City of st. Paul. in said
County, be and the same hereby is ap-
and where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and
demands.
And 1t Is Further Ordered, That
notice of such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested in said
Estate, by forthwith publishing this
Order once in each week for three Sue
cessive weeks in The Catholic Bulletin,
a legal newspaper printed and pub
lished in said County.
Dated ct st. Paul this 18th day Of
January, 1917
BY the Court: E. w. BAZILLE,
Judge of Probate.
(Seal of Probate Court)
c. d. and r. D. O'Brien, Attys.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03
Religion of the People.

"The religion Of the people is Cath
morning, some of them very early
They wear plain print gowns, and
throw a rebOZo, or scarf over head and
shoulders. So rich and poor go to
church, not making divine worship a
place of dress parade. In this is sign
of high civilization. There are two
churches in the town, one the very an
cient and beautiful one, triple-domed,
of Ell Carmen, and the other the parish
church of San Jacinto. These are the
spiritual homes of the people.
1T is pretty sight, that of the we'll
behaved and decorous people going to
church simply clad The woman who
in the city has her great house, her
carriages and her many servants, when
here in her country house attends
church so simply gowned that no one
unfamiliar with Spanish-American
ways would dream of her being a great
lady. Many men attend Mass daily;
some are busy men in business or fl
nances in the city, but they find time
for their morning devotions. Most of
them are the salt of the earth. You
can leave a load of jewels with them
and have no fear. They do much good
among the poor. The Christian re-
ligion is an active principle OF life and
rule of conduct in Mexico The higher
critics have not wormed their way into
any of the familiar texts. Orthodoxy
is the rule, mild and genial ortho-
doXy, with no inquisitorial SAVIOR about
it. There is a general belief in the
devil and in hell, and religion has a
good sombre and effective background
Nothing mushy about it. Hence it af-
fects conduct.
Sermons are preached but they are
short, and they are usually very prac-
tical talks on human duties. Doctrines
are infrequently mentioned. The young
priests, who live in the big, rambling
parish house, have to minister to many
flocks in the Indian villages up in the
Sierra. They often have to be on
horseback at four in the morning, and
in the winter season it is a nipping and
eager air that one meets on sallying
forth at that hour, fit only for stout
hearted men. These young priests
have no food to fortify their stomachs
with, for they eat not until after they
have reached their destination and
said Mass.
''They are devoted little band, and
will, If they do not die prematurely, as
they have way of doing, come to be
men of spiritual authority. They do
not visit about at the houses. There
is a Spanish proverb THE soldier in
his barrack, the friar in his convent. :"
It is not good form for young priests to
be gadding about. If Catholicism is a
dead and dying thing, there is no eyi-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03
Christian Brother Dies

Rev Brother Chrysostom John of
the Christian Brothers died in Balti
more, Md, January "a, Of stomach
trouble. He was known to the world
as Joseph j. Conlan and was widely
known as an author and lecturer.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03
HOW RASPUTIN DIED

The notorious Russian monk Ras-
putin, whose body has been recovered
from the Neva, is alleged in Petro-
grad kilograms to have been murder
ed by a young Russian nobleman who
is a nephew BY marriage Of the Car.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03

He who knows the Catholic Church,
and is convinced of her truth, but does
not join her; and 2. He who could
know her, if he would candidly search,
but, through indifference and other
culpable motives, neglects to do so.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03
THE CHILD APOSTLE

is Catholic children's magazine, pub
lished monthly, filled with pictures
and stories for children. Fifty cents
year or three years for one dollar.
Address: THE CHILD APOSTLE,
$50 Mccormick Bldg,
Chicago, Ill.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03
Continued from page -
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES

upon him saw his face as the face
of an angel.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03

Who is a hereto by his fault?
A hereto by his own fault is:
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-02-03
Were Catholics allowed to eat meat

Were Catholics allowed to eat meat
on Friday, December 8, 1916?
Pope 1sius \ of blessed memory
granted to all the Catholics of the
world exemption from the law OF
abstinence on Friday whenever a holy
day OF obligation falls on Friday. To
abstain from meat is imposed and
accepted as a slight work Of mortified
tion in acknowledgment of Christ S
death on the cross for us on Friday.
A holy-day Of obligation is q day OF
spiritual Joy. commemorative some
mystcry of our Faith. Plus X did not
consider a work of penance to be ap-
pronriatc on a day Of rejoicing, and
we readily agree with him. To help
MS the better to enter into the spirit
Of the festival, the obligation Of alb
stincnce was removed and so we may
cat meat on such Fridays, for which,
of course, we are duly thankful. Be
cause Friday, December s, 1916. was
the festival Of the immaculate Con-
ccutiou Of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
ho1y-dav Of obligation, the law OF
abstinence did not apply on that day;
consequently, Catholics, if they chose
to do SO, were free to eat meat on
that day.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-05
FUE APUNALEADA....
Uirnc lie Ia quinta Planal.

Sc. Es mas: quiSo tambien
a su pequeno hijo; pero no 10 logr6
por la oportuna presencia de los de-
tectives, q~uieneS 10 arrestaron Y pu-
sieron bajo custodia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-05
SERAN NTfRNADOS Los QUE TRA1EN
De EVADIR FL SERVCIO N|LI1AR
DECLARE FL PROcURlDOR GENERAL GREGORY QUE IBAN
SER CONsTRUD0S CAHPOS 'ESPEclALtS PARA
MTERNAR A ESOS CULPABLfS

Fue hechoo tro arresIo en- Hagers-
town, Nd. segln m~ensaje5 recibidOs
en- el Departments dc Justicia. FL
arresto fuG hecho q pet:ciGn de un
Official rec!utador del ejerc!io, Quien
encontro al prisionero uratando de
disuad;r del reg:stro Z vario; HON
b-eS.
e. Departments es7era rec.bir
manana notic!as de un gran nlmero
de las actividades de los agentes del
de nuevoS arrestos como resGIjado
de las actividades de los agenteS del
Gobierno en- 10 que Sc refiere al re-
g.stro. Y qu:enes eStan preparados
para dar IN golpe decisive a los pro-
pagandistas Y consp;radores. Esta
MEDIA servira para desanimar a los
]centenares de indiv:luoS que inten-
ten evadir el registro. Ash 10 cree el
Departamento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-05
A traues de Mexi.
co han ido....
NlPnn hr Ia III pan

varias semanas. Parte del cargamen-
to de referencia sc cree que fue de-
tenido anteS de cue lleeara q su des-
tino.
Los tres hombreS a~Drehendios aver,
son larry F. PariSsi. Irving Bona
partc Y .Acel F. Melchar. Los dos Dri-
:neros son e~mpleados de IA ".Allge-
meme Eltricitate Gasellichft" dc Ale
mania. Ia cIA; casa tlene una suc'i".
sal ", eSta Ga lad. Meichar eS ct
cartinero. 81 de Ia Investigation que
SO sta pr~acticando ahora, resulta
que estos individuos Sc hal!an compli-
cados en- el asunto de Ia Transmission
de Ia information ~relativa a Ia sail
da de los destroyerS americanos, que
FIVE recibida en- Berlin cuatro dias
antes de que Ia flotilla llegara a
Queenstown, e~ntonces los detenidos
seran juzgados por I'm Consejo de
Guerra, siendo 10 mas probable que
Sc les s~entencia a Ia pena capital, CO.
nro csnias dc III pals enemigo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-05
e. PROBLEMA De LA IRR|GACION
Factores que deben ser considerados por los
propietarios para obtener IN buen
sisteua de irrigation
(fnformaciones del Dpto. de Agricultural

TITLES en- espacios mas reducidos o,
mejor dicho. cDn menos distancia
entire unos Y orros. En- muchos casos
podrian abrirse > o 6 de ellos en- ca
da 100 de excavation. Tn diametro
de dos pulgadas ha sido encontrado
suficiente para los e~xpresados pozos,
Y en- la mayor parte de las tierras es-
o~uistosas Sc han alberto eStos, per-
forando cl suelo por medic de barre
mas y en- case de que el estrato este
6emlsiado duro Sc echara la de
una maquina de %tarrenar.
La cantidad de aqua desarrollada
DOR este sistema dependera granGe-
mente del fondo que Sc de 4 los
G:sagiies; este no Sera menor nunca
- 6 pies. segun recomienda ell Bole-
IN Y sera mucho mejor 81 sc les da
ana profunidad de I a 8 pies.
Para proceder con TODD eXito, Ia
installation de ur sistema de drenaje
Gebe ser ]procedida de un c~uidadoso
y complete examen de la topog"afia
Y condolences del terreno. Debe te-
ner$e en- cuenta la frecuente irregu-
laridad en- la formation de los terre-
nos esquistosos, 10 cual demanda un
laborioso proceso para iarse uno
cuenta de el. Esto, sin embargo es
esencial 81 los d~renaies han de ser
colocados de ial manera que puedan
servir al trabajo para el cual han 81
DO dcsignados.
Ell costo por termino medic de un
Sistcma de drenaje para tierras es-
Quistosas en- la region i que Sc con-
trae c! Boletin. es colocado entire S13
V 500 por acre. De - a % crHtavos
por pie lineal puede calcularse el
costo de los desagiies de ladrillo Y de
los pozos de ayuda. Estos calculos,
sin embargo, no incluyen el costo de
ninguna claSe de material y estin
basados sobre un costo de trabajo de
% c%entavos por nora.
En- conclusion: ell Boletim decla-
"a que e! principle de decomposition
de los terrenos Sc ha d~esarrollado en-
las tierras csquistosas, ell area afec-
tada aumenta rapidamente. Ademds
la cantidad de alcali Y sales cerca de
Ia ~superficie de la TERRA tambien
aumenta rapidamente en- los lugares
pantanosos de este tipo. Por esta ra-
zon. los propietarios de tierras aho-
rr"ran dinero Y asegurarian resul-
tados mas satisfactorios, 81 instalaran
suS sistemas de drenaje a la primerl
indication de decomposition de sus
t~ierraS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-05
RECCRTE.

usIed v susrde ests direction. psrs cue Sc
Ia muestre 8 sus amigos que suiren de
callos, mezQuilos, zizotes Y granos de ID
plel. con 25c. IN timbTas poSisleS cue me
rsmita, le mantO g Yuelts de correo, fran
CO de rorte, una ca.itS de pOmsds GopZa'
lsz. Ii me!or del munGo para esiss en-
lermedades. De7uelvO ii dinero : IL per
sons Que sc Cure y no sane.
ESPIRIDION GONZALEZ
p. D. Box a7. Laredo. TgIA'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-05

WASHINGTON, D. c., JUNO A.
muchas dif:cultades han s:do eXpe-
rimentaGas por los propictarios de
terranos en- ell Oe3te del pals para
llera- 4 cabo Ia installation satisfac-
toria de IN buen sistcma &c d~renaje
4 propGsito de la irrig@c on &c s1>
terrenos &c cultiv0 V &c a d~rsocaci6n
dc las t'e-ra; e-GI's,osas. Tn cStI-
do de csc rToblema IN sido ahor:.
hecho pc" cl Departments re Ag"i-
c~nl,ura de los Estados Unidos Y los
r~esultados de las inve.; gacioneS re1-
l:zadas Sc han publicado 81 III peri1
dec professional. el Eole'in nime-o
SOP. titulado: "Drenaie paya Ia !Tri-
gaciGn de las ticrras es~quistosas.'
Los tres factorcs c~senc.aleS. de-
clara esta publication. para mace:
con exito ell drenaje de las tiecras
esquistosas 0 ar~ci,losas son: a. ia
convenience locaci6n de- drenaje;
(2) la suficiente ~profundidad que de-
be darselc. Y (3) los pozOs de ayu-
, da.
La fangosidad de las tierras es-
QuistosaS ocurre acknowledgements don
de las condolences de preston existen
V el movimiento de las aguas es ha-
cia arriba. En- tales condolences es
pocas veces possible colocar un sis
tema de drenaje a menos que un gas
to e~Xcesivamente e.evado no permita
ahondar 10 bastante las tierras pa
IA obtener Ia cantidad de aqua por
Ia subtraction. E. aqua cue procede
De ZonaS arcillosas, frccuentenente
ha sido cncontrada ! 80 pies bajo Ia
! SIperficie del suelo. 81 el movim:en
to de las aguas es hacia arriba a ira
YES de puntos o fisuras en- Ia arcilla.
intentar ell drenaje de tales aguas
por medic de desagiies de ladrillo, no
! tendria eXito de ninguna na%turaleZa,
como 10 ha evidenciado Ell hecho de
que Sc han encontrado fuentes bro
+ tantes q distancia de diez pies de una
excavation de ! pies de prOfundidau.
Bajo tales condolences, cs necesario
agregar a los dcsagiies de ladrillo
los pozos de ayuda. I'm POGO de esta
clase no es nj mas nj menOS que IN
POGO arteSiano, este eS, por medic de
este Sc iieva el aqua del fondo dc las
excavaciones ademadas de loZa de
ladrillo a traves de IN impracticable
estrato dentro de las aguas corrien-
ties Y estas entran en- el poZo bajo ell
efecto de Ia preston y son conducidaS
al desagiie de losas de ladrillo.
La mas cficiente profund!dad para
los poZos de ayuda, segun eli Boletin
de referencia. ha sido fijada de acuer
do con las condolences de la locall-
dad, entire 6 Y 20 pies bajo el fondo
de los deSagiieS de ladrillo. Cada uno
de los pozos sirve solamente para la
pequena area que rodea y este, sin,
embargo. los hacc deseables = mas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-05

tan escritos en- aleman.
Ell Ayudante del Procuardor del
Distrito, Knox, explico que esos tres
hombres eStan detenidos bajo Ia acu
saci6n de co~nspiraci6n para violar
la ley de los EstsdoS Unidos que
prohibe cue cualquier persona con-
duzca correo a 10 largo de las rutas
establecidas por ell Gobierno. Los
arrestos fueron hechos, baSandose en-
la clasala general sobre conspiracio-
mes. que consta en- la secci0n 37a. de
los Estatutos Revisados de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-05
%Trlegrama Especial para Ia PRENSA,

NUEVA YORK. JUNO LAS au-
toridades V Ia policia del ~servic!o
! secreto han d~escublerto Ia eXiSten-
cia de ana ruta postal "Subterranea'
! entire los Estados Unidos y Alemania,
q travtS de Ia cLal. segun Sc dice.
los asuntos mas importantes de este
pals han lleg&do al co1ocimento
del gob'erno del Kaiser. Sc han We
rificado va tres arrestos relaclonados
con csc descubrimiento. AunQua no
Sc Ia hecho ninguna declaracl6n So
bre csc sensational asunto. Sc pre-
sumo que los documentos revelando
In information tan deSeada EN- Der
In encontraron canine por Mexico
V fueron communicates a traves del
mar, desde csc pals. ExiSte mi gran
posibi!idad de que las autor!dades
lleguen 4 deScubrir los medios por
los clales .Alemania ha tenido de
antemano noticias de IA partida de
Ia flotilla americana de destroyerS,
para aguas %britanicas.
Sc sabe que la ruta postal ilegiti-
ma ha sido usada deSde hace algun
tempo, V Sc admite que su descubri-
miento puede ~revelar hi %situaci6n
&c seriaS preparedness. Sc espera que
de un momento q otro Sc hardn otros
arrestos.
Los tres ~prisioneros son c~iudadanos
de los Estados Unidos, dos nativos
V uno naturllizado, de descendencla
.leca. Las autoridadeS no han he
cho p0blicos nombres. pero el trio
ha sido puesto baio guardia en- las
of.cinas de policia durante TODD e.
dia V con TODD rigor engrillados. Du-
rante e. interregatorio, los MEN,
bros del servicio secreto V de la po-
licia. hicieron algunos descubrimien
toS mas que no Sc han hecho publ
COS, V Sc cree que los prisioneros ten
dram que contestar a nuevos cargos
sobre csc aSunto.
e. Ayudante del Procurador del
Distrito, Knox. Y el D.putado Conf
sionado de Policia. Schulz. son los
cncargados De averiguar csc case.
Nadie puede decir como llegaron los
documentos informat!vos a Alemina.
o 81 Su contenido fue communicate por
telegrafia inalambrica desde Mexico.
Los pr~isioneros tendran que com
parecer ante Ell Comisionado de los
Estados Unidos, Hitchcock, y du-
rante ell tempo que este pendiente 81
causa no Sc dara notieia de las nue.
vas ihvestigacioneS que Sc hagan.
Como una prueba de IA d~eSlealtad
de eSos a~mericanos, las autoridades
estan en- possession de una gran can
tidad de documentos. I'm considera-
bic numero de ellos estan fechados
en- la ciudad de Mexico y muchos es-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-05
COMPRAMOS

y pagamOS los IaeIOreS precIOs al contado
pur Ilerrn vlcJO : aCtrU lie tOdaS classes.
ilaniaS y lUbo> nler!Ore> vieiOS lie aurOm0-
yIl">: Cubre. brUnCe. pluInn. zine. hilachaS.
Cuerda> EleJaS. hUeSDS. DUlellaS ceryeceras.
W"dIa> ! p!nla~: cUcrnuS, coStalera de IOdaS
Cld>r>. maqUlUarid lie >uEunLa manO de TO-
da$ cia>e>; relies de frrruCarrll de rierrO y
dc'rO ! lUda cla>c de- inIpl-InrntoS de IA
briCaS qUcIladI< o ,!r>iruIdaS de iOdaS ella
>eS. Cuupraiuo> IN candidates peQuelaS Y
grande>. >piIClIamu> lie u>trG nos haga
SI> rrme$a>. las rrhlrS pagarrmuS lnmcdia-
iainrnle y / los prcrIOS mas altos al con.
fain.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-05
LOUIS kAMINSKY & co.

Ii and lG Nrw Orleans. 81. HOUSTON, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-05
;Que 10 %ahorquen.

Cuando la ambulancia alzo ell cuer-
po de la victima para conducirlo al
Hospital Green, Y Willies salia, o
esposas en- las manos, entire los dos
gendarmes, Ell pueblo arremolinadb
en- tcrno del lugar del suceso, pedia
a woes la horca para ell heridor.
La herida Sc atiende en- el Hospi-
tai Green V Willies Sc halla recluido
en- un calabozo de Ia carcel munich
pal.
Nj una sola palabra ha sido dicha
por Teresa, que indique cual pudo
haberesido la causa precisa Y deter
minante de su desgracia; nj hay pre-
cedentes tampoco de que Willies to-
mara bebidas embriagantes o pade-
ciera de Intermediates cerebrales.
Ell mas complete misterio rodea,
por ahora, esta nota de sangre, en-
Ia cual Sc espera que sc haga la luz,
a MEDIA que declaren los testigos
oculares de la tragedia, confiese Wi
Lies 81 delito, Y Ia victima haga al
guna declaration sobre ell hecho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-05

Cuando ~necesito libros en- espanol.
Oirijase a Iznacio E. Lozano. N. Sam
ia Rosa Av. San Antonio Texas.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1917-03-01
They're After the Squire.

The many friends at Squire
John A. Sewell are urging him TO
announce for Magistrate again in
the Clay City district. The peo-
pie know Squire Sewell has hon
estly performed his duty and has
truly represented hlS people in
the county's fiscal matters. He
has stood up for what he and ev'
erybody else knows is right; he
has done so without waver or
falter. He refused to concur in
the road contracts at such eXOrhi
fulfil every obligation of the
court to the people.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1917-03-01
Tempting Weather.

Monday and Tuesday were
Spring. like days. Some early
gardeners soweG lettuce, set out
onions and some few planted po.
tatoes; while the fisherman piled
his hook in the tempting waters.
But all was spoiled yesterday
when it showed again and turned
colder. The groundhog knew his
business That six weeks likes
two more of being up, then we'll
plant our garden.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1917-03-01
"Clay City Booster Club"

j. ]. Hazelrigg has conceived
the idea that Clay City is in need
of little boosting ard is getting
signers to what he styles "Clay
City Booster Club" Nearly ev-
cry business man in town-forty.
six in number, have given their
consent to help out. He propos.
es to inject into Clay City a little
civic pride first, and little later
take up commercial projects.
His object is worthy aud his IN.
terest commendable and The
Times wishes for the young man
unbounded success, for truly is
this town sadly in need of such
organization as Mr.. Hazelngg
proposes TO perfect. He shall
have the unstinted support of
The Times In every forward
move.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1917-03-01
Buy Nursery Stock Now

Ii YOU have decided to set out
an orchard this spring, do not
wait until the last moment 10 or.
der nursery stock.
The best trees are always sold
first. As soon as the weather
permits, in the spring, the trees
are shipped and the best trees
go first. Orders that come later
are filed with whatever trees re.
main, whether good trees or
culls-and the culls are likely t"
predominate late in the season.
In many cases the nurseryman
has only limited number of
certain varieties, aud hIs supply
is soon exhausted. If you order
early you are likely 10 get what
you want. Unreliable nursery.
men may substitute varieties on
late orders and make no mention
of it.
And when you order your trees
don'l forget Hillenmeyer d Sons
at Lexington is the best place to
buy them. Their nursery is clos
er to home than any other and
their stock, being acclimated to
this couctry, grows better and
fruits earlier and their prices
are usually much lower, th ~
giving you the agents commits
sion IN the saving on prices.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1917-03-01
Initiates New Members.

Chas. Eginton Royal Arch
Chapter No. Ill had special work
in their lodge room Saturday af.
ternoon. The following candI
dates were initiated: r. A.
Harter, Victor Olson, w. b.
Lunsford, Ons Powell, of Lom-
bard q. Hackworth, ii. l.. Rus.
sell, M. V. Austen, VIM. Smeth-
ers, OF The ciry j. A. Boone, II.
w. Werner, B. :. Bartlett, of
Winchester, and Mr.. Buchanan,
of the Carlisle lodge, were visit.
ing members.
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Mr.. Robert Oonlee gives us au.
thority to announce that he is a
candidate for Sheriff Of Powell
county, subject to the action of
the Democrats in the primary
August 4th. In this connection
we wish to say for the benefit of
our readers that no better man
could be selected than Mr.. Conlee
and no better Democrat can be
named than he is. He is a man
Just suited to the Office, being
large in stature, stronr "'' de.
termined, yet gentle and Wild.
He is a successful farmer. 2
able to take hold of any project
and make it go. He is sober, dis.
Greet and honest, possessing all
the requisites necessary to make
a good official. We pass up his
name to he Democratic voters
and ask them TO give him due
consideration with the other can.
didatas IN the field.
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Representative McGlone in Town

f b. McGlone, our valued
Representative now rendering
very efficient service at the spe.
cial session of the Legislature,
was in town Saturday interview.
ing his constituency upon the
proposed new tax laws. His
ideas on this measure as indicat-
ed 10 us is about as near right as
any views we have heard express.
ed. 1t shows that Mr.. McGlone
has given the question much
study.