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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27
HOW BIBLE UPHOLDS CATHOLIC
SIDE OF MooTED DOCTRINES.

The Rev. Charles H Hagus of
Cripple Creek in his parish year book,
The Herald, some time ago, gave
some valuable Biblical quotations up
holding the seven sacraments and
other Catholic teachings. They were:
Seven sacraments-Jesus Christ JUS
titled all seven:
Baptism-"Goin therefore, teach
We all nations, baptZing them in the
name of the Father, and of the Son,
and of the Holy Ghost. Matt. XVIII,
49,
UNLESS a man be born again of
water and of the Holy Ghost, he can
not enter in the the Kingdom of God"
John III, 50
onfrmation-"Then they laid their
hands upon them, and they received
the Holy Ghost" (Acts VIII, I'D
"And when Paul had imposed his
hands on them, the Holy Ghost came
upon them" (Acts XIX, g.
Holy Eucharist-"And whilst they
were at supper, Jesus took bread, and
blessed and brake, and gave to His
Disciples, and said: Take We and eat;
this is My body, and taking the chalice
He gave thanks, and gave to them,
saying: Drink we all of this, for this
is My blood of the New Testament,
which shall be shed for many unto
remission of sins Matt. XXVI, 26.)
''The chalice of benediction which
we bless, is it not the Communion of
the blood of Christ? And the bread
which we break, is it not the partak-
ing of the body of the Lord?" q Cor.
X, 16)
Extreme Unction (anointing sick
with oiD-''Is any man sick among
you? Let him bring in the priests of
the Church, and let them pray over
him, amounting him with oil, in the
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27

name of the Lord and the prayer of
faith shall save the sick man; and the
Lord shall raise him Games V, 14.)
And they cast out many devils and
anointed with oil many that were
sick, and healed them" Mark VI. 49,
Penance, or confession-"W When He
had said this, He breathed on them,
and He said to them: Receive we the
Holy Ghost, whose sins you shall for
give, they are forgiven them, and
whose sins you shall retain they are
retained" John Xxx, 22.)
amen I say to you, whatsoever
you shall bind upon earth shall be
bound also in Heaven; and whatso-
ever you shall loose upon earth, shall
be loosed also in Heaven" Matt
XVIII, 49,
And many of those who believed,
came confessing, and declaring their
deeds" (Acts XIX, 49,
Go, show myself to the priest"
Matt VIII. A.
Holy Orders-s'Neglect not the
grace which is in thee, which was
given thee by prophecy, with the i'm
position of the hands of the priest
hood" q Tim. ", 14)
For this cause | left thee in Crete,
that you shouldst set in order the
things that are wanting and shouldst
ordain priests in every city, as | also
appointed thee" (Titus |, 81
Matrimony-"For this cause shall a
man leave his father and mother, and
shall cleave to his wife. And they
shall be two in one flesh This is
great sacrament, but l speak in Christ
and in the Church" (Ephes V, 3D.
Yet she (woman) shall be saved
through bearing children, if she con-
tinue in faith, and love, and sanctifica-
ton with sobriety." Ct Tim. II, 49,
The Catholic Church teaches VEN
Grafton toward the Mother of Jesus:
And the angel being come in, said
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27
o'BRIEN BROTHERS HARDWARE
STORE

Quality stamps the hardware estab-
lishment of Mr. O'Brien's hardware
store, on Fourth Street. It carries a
complete line of hardware, cutlery and
builders tools as well as stoves and
ranges and in addition has tin shop
doing sheet metal work and repairing.
Mr.. w. P. OBrien, the manager, is
one of our most progressive business
men as we'll as one of its most ag-
gressive. He has built up a large
trade and has established it on per-
manent basis through his knowledge
of the business in which he is engaged
and by closely studying the needs OF
his trade.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27

The Bible alone is not the infallible
rule in matters of doctrine and on de
Gliding controversies:
1st. Christ never wrote a line OF
the New Testament.
I'd. Christ never commanded the
apostles to write.
Sd. A good portion of the New
Testament was not written until the
close of the first century. If the Bible
were the only guide of faith. what be
came of the souls of the first Chris
tians? There was no Bible then, as
now.
4th. Before the invention of print
ing it would have been impossible fol
the quill to transcribe copies of the
Bible for all peoples.
5th. The Holy Bible, as We have il
, now, was not compiled and declared
by the Catholic Church to be the
Bible until the fifth century, because
of the doubtful books then in circula
ton.
9Th Non-Catholics can not adduce
sacred text to prove the assertion
that the Bible alone is the unerring
guide of faith.
Non-Catholics cannot prove that the
Bible is: First, authentic; second, in
spired. Catholics know who wrote
the New Testament from the writings
of the Fathers, and believe the living
voice of the Church, which has al
ways declared the Bible to be inspired
both of which-the Fathers and the
voice of the Church-non-Cath
reject.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27
The doctrine of indulgences =:

And to whom you have pardOned
anything, | also; for, what l have par
doned, if | have pardoned anything,
for your sakes have l done in the
person of Christ" (U Cor. II, 100
81 also" The apostle here granted
an indulgence, or pardon, in the per.
son of Christ, to the incestuous
Corinthian, whom before he had put
under penance, which pardon resulted
in a releasing of part of the temporal
but not the eternal punishment due
to sim
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27
Clerical celibacy :

Clerical celibacy:
Now concerning virgins, I have no
commandment of the Lord, but | give
counsel as having obtained mercy OF
the Lord, to be faithful. But l would
have you to be without solicitude. He
that is without wife is solicitous
for the things that belong to the
Lord, how he may please God. But
he that is with wife is solicitous for
the things of the world, how he may
please his wife, and he is divided"
(II Cor. VII, 25-32)
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27

Private Interpretation of the Bible
mo prophecy of the Scripture is
made by private Interpretation. For
prophecy came not by the will of man
at any time, but the holy men of God
spoke, inspired by the Holy Ghost.
QI Peter l, 20)
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27
Necessity of good works:

Necessity Of good works:
IF thou wilt enter into life, keep
the commandments" Matt. XIX, I'D
What shall it profit, my brethren,
if a man say he hath faith, but hath
not works? Shall faith be able to
save him." Games II, 14)
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27

whatsoever shall put away his wife
and marry another, committeth
adultery against her" Mark X, Id
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27

The Catholic Church approves the
use of holy water:
and he [priest1 shall take holy
water in an earthen vessel, and he
shall cast little earth of the pave
ment of the tabernacle into it."
plumbers V, 10
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27

The use of images:
Thou shalt make also two cheru'
Dim of beaten gold, On the two sides
of the oracle" (Exod. XIV, 49,
And the Lord said to him, make a
brazen serpent and set it for sign
plumbers XXI, 81
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27

Peter ard his successors, the Popes
constituted by Christ the judges OF
the Church and of controversies:
And l say to thee that thou art
Peter, and upon this rock l will build
My Church and the gates of hell shall
not prevail against it." Matt. XVI
49,
Here Peter is called a rock.
Christ builds the Church upon Pc
ter-Idem.
Jesus prays that Peters faith fai
not Uuke XXI, 32.)
Peter receives the keys of the
Church and of the Kingdom Of
Heaven:
And I will give to thee the keys
of the Kingdom of Heaven. AnC
whatsoever thou shalt bind upo1
earth, it shall be bound also in Heav
en-, and whatsoever thou shalt loose
on earth it shall be loosed also il
Heaven" Matt. XVI, 49,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27

The use and sign of the cross:
For the word of the cross, to them
indeed, that perish, is foolishness; but
to them who are saved, that is, to US
it is the power of God" q. Cor. I, 49,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27

unto her: Hail, full of grace! the
Lord is with thee; blessed art thou
among women" duke |, 28)
"Henceforth all generations shall
call me blessed" duke II, 4S)
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-27

The Catholic Church forbids
divorce:
What therefore God joined to
gether let no man asunder." MARK
x. 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
COLLEGE MEN FOUND
To LACK ESSENTIALS
Namely, Discipline and Thorough
Retaliation of Aims and Serious
ness of War.

Cambridge Mass. May MIA
jor Lowell, o. r. G, who has been
acting as instructor Of the college
men at Plattsburg and Camp Devens,
says he has found them lacking in
discipline and in many cases lacfing
in real knowledge of why the United
States Is at war.
Speaking before members Of the
Harvard club. of Boston. Major
Lowell Che is "A kinsman Of Harvard 3
presidcnD said:
we tried many theories in an effort
10 make officers of men in the short
space of three months. We decided
TO watch the college men and see
where they excelled and where they
fell short. and we have come to Ger
tain conclusions
One is that Me college men who
should be leadMg, are lacking, first,
in discipline, and. second in the thor
ouGh realization of the aims and the
seriousness of the war In some ways
they are ahead and IN Some ways
they are behind. SO my message is
to teach the boys discipline in the
home, the school and the r. q. r. c.
II you teach them nothing else, send
them to the camps disciplined
The collapse of the Russians was
duo TO lack of discipline The first
Canadian army was sent back to
england for five months TO acquire
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
sPfcIALTIES ACTIVE
IN STOCK MARKET

New York, May Avail street re
sounded today with the last escho Of
Nhe liberty loan drive and ali brokers
we're busy taking the last suSserip~
ttons for that reason the market did
not get great attention. but II was
strong ard fairly active, The special
ties had an opportunity TO show them
selves.
While trading WAS on a Nobt rea'
sentiment was cheerful and etprS E
were selected that had special reaso1
Far advancing. Some uaw issues Ter"
brought to attention a. Ter inFtang g
Advance Bumley.
Strength of Distulers followed an
rcuncement thai another dsti}inE
plant had been purchased whereby tn"
autput OF Industrial alcohol would be
Increased 20 per cent 7 he prtce. OF
whiskey continued to mount and the
company ie iiquidatug with reaSon-
able speed 60 that " the America
government should decide n tsise ar
the whiskey as the BRITISH govern
nert seems about 70 do there ~cui7
be no great loss
Tobacco stocks wsre under leader
Erfp or tADaGCp pTN9u t.9h at''h
American Sumstra were AZ nigh prices
Publication q the st FaUl earn IN &c
for 1917. showing a bout s. IS shTFo
earned or the preferred stock sur
prised nobody. The reason hanhrrs are
optimistic regarding St FAINT ~ that
Ghe lease 10 the soverrme7i FTAran
tees the earning Of the three TeRrF
snde6 June 50, 1917. and these hSpres
provida earnings to pay mot on.F the
preferred but t1e common 6lvideno
II the directors care 70 ac 60
Some alarm Is Etill felt in high char
tars over the situation N Hcltan r
b feared THAI the country viii he
forced r1to wa and po@atb'y orr the
side OF German. Eriry Of Holland
into the war wili be positively hRa h
M hsarish- according to which side S0e
S4lps-
Ia tho bank stateneut to-day loans
were Increased Ss-SSs,011. der and de-
pcsits increased S2E.E5a.n2a ard rs~
serves decreased $lST7.&if In th@
actual statement tbs loans were
Ascreased sI4ss5.00o. net demand Go
posts increased t55.0Sg.h0o and RS
sArveS decreased {44.50h,4f0-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

70 the figures. The Catholics in this
report are credited with "a 5000.
The Methodists. counting the sixteen
different bodies, come next, with T.
$4,000 The Raptsts, with fifteen
bodies. follow. with 6542 900. Thus,
the Catholics. Methodists and Rap
lists combined form about $4,000 600.
or 10 per cent OF our total church
population.
The other denominations are much
smaller. The Lutherans. with cigh-
teen bodies have 246i 600 mem bers-
The prcahvterians. with eleven bodies.
number 2226 0ho Tho Disciples Of
Christ are growing rapidlv. and now
have 1885 900, the Episcopa lians, l.
1000; the Reformed. $4,000: tho
Eastern Orthodox. 400 900. the Latter
Day Saints (HerFnonst. 400, 900; the
United Brethren 3bS 900; the EvanEc-
Heal association. 2e9 600. the Dunk
ards, $4,000; the Friends tQuakersf
1000: the Adventists, lis 900 the
Mennonitcs, $1,000; the Scandinavian
Evangelical. $4,000. and so on down.
The number OF churches is now
$3.50 or an increase during tho
year Of a little over 900. The mum
Der Of ministers is 10000 an in
crease Of over 200.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
IaNt

How II feels tn discover suddenly
that your gas mask is gone when
fun1os are rising thick about you Is
told ny Robert lIillyer in Tho Metro
polttan":
Tho first light was just breaking
through tho SCARED and broken
branches of the wood Blue mtsts
were circling poisonously up from the
hollows, and faint odor of gas hung
on the damp air--a kind of gas which
hangs for days round valleys, hoIlows
or damp substances, such as leaves.
Shells spun through the air with a
sound of ripping linen and burst into
fragments here and there among the
blasted houghs,
The chilly light. the silent dead
forest which seemed even more silent
in contrast to the extraordinary
grunts, thuds and whistles of the guns.
the deserted road Uttered with ear
casses of horses, the exotic hour-s II
this was comparable TO nothing ex-
cept the morbid dreams OF Poe or tn r
wild wastes OF Dante's Inferno. /
walked dowrhll into a little valley
where the blue mists were particu-
larry thick
The odor OF gas became stronger
and suddenly | realized that ! should
have to put on my gas mask. Three
poiius came down the other side IT
the hill. and noticing that they wore
their masks, | felt for mine 1t was
not therei. The cover was still hang
ing round my mock. but there was no
mask inside. ! remembered haNins
unbuttoned the cover so hat ! could
get at my mask quickly In the tug
ging and pushing of our stranded
ambulance, II had fallen out without
my noticing IT.
Il became absolutely panic~strickcn
and lost my head completely. | rc'
called all the friEhtful tales I had
heard of gases burning out ones
lungs and eating into ones flesh II
just happened In my fright that | did
the right thing / held my breath
closed my eyes and dashed blindly
up the other side of the hill. Luckily
the gas is never fatally strong so far
back Of the trenches unless fresh
gas bomb has just exploded, SO
suffered no harm except Il little sick
ness OF my stomach.
They change the gases constantly
and each new gas has its own pecu-
| liarities-one has practically no odor
one has an odor like violets. one like
onions, one like mustard etc The
, gas that gave me my scare had a
! sckly acid smells particularly sichl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
NEW YORK. COTTON.
ennctsffonm by Miller g. Co. Men b@TH
New York Cotton ETrhanR~.i

Ruactsffons by Miller g. Co. Mem b@TN
View York Cotton EEchanR~-i
New York May Active cover1nE
ewused a recovery in tho cotton mar
ket today following weakness Al the
start weekend evening M promoted
m advance Of eight 70 Twenty-Five
points but thcr~ YVES not sufficient
support ard the list broke sha~piv IN
der offerings from tho south, Wall
street and local operators July
dropped 70 c4ss and October ~ = rs
Or a net decline 81 about * 70 rs
points on the active positions I7s
Eouthern selling was reported - he
for hedge account Later the Nuu'97-
zion seemed to have spent itself ar
the market moved upward. prices -
ono time showing "A net Eatr ~ sbHnT
zen points. There was some calling
NV sptnners- The close Wa steady At
= net gain Of Eve points to a Do tfne
Of eleven points
Receipts at the ports today were
nAcut 5000 bales against &*5a a year
ago
spot here was quiet az "a decltHe 81
ten points at 1875 for rniftlinG up-
land: no sales. Spot ~ New Orleans
was unchanged At 2St-c, 7aiee. G,t&I
An1ea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
LATEST STILES IN SKIRTS
BRING, LOW -~TftF tFFt- NJ.

Snokane. Wash MAY TNa rev
long skirt style edict = -Ne}tsvta -
no the cause of ,hc demand o. ,Ne
Good Government league fhss GNe
Spokane Street Car company tsNcr
the steps on its cars
It Is declared 10 he 6iflca': ssse~
two years of foot freedom during me
short -Skirted era. FOR women - cft--, ,
aboard cars encum bercd nv cHnEfnr
dry goods
II tho company does not eor,rly
with the demand, it is asserted, the
matter wilt be taken up with the
state public service comm jsstch
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
fRoPHEsIED WAR WITH
GERMANY ~ YEARS Ago,

Boston, May 4.--Fourteen ycars
ago Joseph \ Conry. Russian consul,
prophesied there would be IA war with
Germany This was made in an al
dress Mr.. Conry delivered at the an
uual meeting OF the Ninth Regiment
Veterans association in ~ 4. r. han
in this city, April 8. 1901, Excerpts
from his speech follow
There win be a war in this country
as sure as time 0ies. with England
No. because our commercial Interests
are too intimate. Not with Franc,
because she is diminishing. We have
had 1t with spain. -
But il viii he with tho ~1n151re -
Germany We have no desire Fer var.
but IL It should come, We reed a VOL
untecr militia made up Of rec. o0o men
10 back up our standing AMY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
The Australian arm 70,

discipline. The Australian arm for
got their discipline. wcHt EtTad Of
their detectives in their sanl hsisiasm
and were shot by their own .9rtiIicry
tire-B00 Casualties took place in a,
half hour Discipline is reducing
common sense to set formula, so thar
when the men get into battle WITH
their bodies trembling and minds Ioao
they will. because OF their troinlnci
follow the commands or Their leader
and have some chance for their lives ..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

There are no official statistics OF
the churches in America, because. az
The Pathfinder says. the govern
ment rsys no attention to religious
matters" The churches have differ
ent ways of reckoning and keeping
their recordsa aud the church council
has depended for religious statisti cs
on pr III X. Carroll, whose figures
are widely quoted,
His report shows that the net in
crease of church membership in this
country for 1917 was $4,000, which
was $4,000 less than in 1916 The
Catholic growth. according to the
editor of the Catholic Directory. was
only about 10000. or less than half
what It was the year before. The
churches that have large following
among people of foreign extraction
have suffered must by the casualties
Of war,
There are 1871. church denomina-
tions listed, and besides these there
are scores or others which are too
sman to be counted The total mum
Der OF church members is now about
forty million -4o 1000, according
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
Call Morevr

New York. May Nome on cal
this week ruled between and y
per cent Time money was very quiet
Ecch business as existed was for siEfF
and ninety days periods ut per cent
and there were son1e rene SIS n e.
osntile paper also was quiet -vifh tn@
higher grades in mod erate volume Al
4 peY cent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
Ssarlh.

New York. Ma 4--Aerra Frv @siVf@
vas thu strong and srt3va f@at~ze af
tccays dealings on the curb the total
transactions bang mora than thoRs 'f
the balance OF the week The price of
the stock advanced more than re p
over the FINAL Of vesterdAp Centta q
arnness was shown IN wright N ar
tin Motors were easier Chevrolet
scoring "a decline 81 more than t~o
points The balance Of tire mar Ct
was quiet with prices steady
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

New Yerk, May 4.-~Closips rates of
4rrs4~r exchange Sterling demand
Its 7-1s: cables. ATS lis francs de
msnd. 5.Tih; cables 5,697s Euilder@
ehscks 4sx ca oleS- 49, hre. cheeia.
Rs7. cables sa5: rubleg. checks. co.
enhl@A IEoh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

WHOLESALE MARKET CONDITIONS
Good activity cleaned Cary street Of
It's stock Of poultry, eggs and live
stock The demand was highly satis-
factory aud recel pts were Moderate
Prices held arm Vegetables. other
than the Florida products. are max
Ing their appearance on the market
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

when mingled with the smells of gam
creme and decaying horses. now
carry two new masks with me al
ways"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

German women are 70 re registered
as enemy aliens BY tse FS3rhfec0d
police, who will ssvt a ne taS> early
this week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
RICHMOND rRUl~r sAn1sEr.

" hol~Ms'r 9usta ttoHs Furnished Wy
Montgomery & 60. Inc f302 East
Cary street. Madison 2@t7. Z. =.
GOD Administration license No. q.
1914
u s-Av,a..s E-s vF.-. rasE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

Mayor AinsIies annual message to
the city council will b. presented TO
that body at its session Monday light
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

Efforts will he made by the police OF
Baltimore to locate the mother OF the
infant abandoned Friday at the Rue
ger hotel The young woman arrest
cd IN connection with the case has
been released on bail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
RICHMOND pRontcr uARteEr,

WHOLESALE arotmt4ous ny r.. w. Evans
a &C.. Communication Merchants, 1913
East Cary street. Madison 1919
y. s. food administration license No
o. o3s22)
Richmond Va Ma 4, taf&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

The Hollywood Memorial associa-
ton bought $500 OF the liberty loan
bonds Memorial Sunday will be OBJ
served at Park Place Methodist
church. May IS. The following Of
fcers were chosen at the annual meet
ing: Mrs Norman V. Randolph
president; Mrs. Peter J. White, Mrs.
Il. V. Valentine, Mrs. James &. Pace,
Mrs George Bryan, Mrs. George L.
Christian. Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson. and
Mrs Westmoreiand Davis, vice -presi-
dents Mrs. James y. Crump, trcasu-
rer: Miss Fannie Munford recording
secretary; Mrs. 3, a. Bienner, corre-
spending secretary, and Mrs II. NJ.
Taylor assistant corresponding secre-
tarY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
City News in Brief

Joseph Verdi Lodge No. 3l5, Sons
of Italy, including many Richmond
citizens Of Italian birth or ancestry
bought 5000 of third liberty loan
bonds and 5000 in war savings stamps
in the recent campaign, besides earlier
investments in other liberty loan
issues.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
state EcCnritieR

(Fsopa CaSkie "a. Rureh & Co.i
Richmond. Va. May I, 1918
I2tN. Asis6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

street halfway s,ock=.

sea- board Ad 5's-.... 1879 50
south Ry.. Ist SIS. 1894 9ch
s.. Il. D. and q. NJ. as 1855 So
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05
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