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ARCHBISHOP PRENDERGAST DIES RICH IN CHRISTIAN LABORS
lUOIOAT KILLER. 11L1NDEU. 'LA FOLLETTE SUPPORTER .TWO MEN, ONE WOUN
f HOISTS BED SHEET SAILS IN RACE FOR SENATOR , ARRESTED AFTER FIC
MANNER OP CHOOSING
NEW ARCHBISHOP
How Vacancy Caused
Death Will Be Filled
by Pope Benedict
by
FIRST UNDER. NEW RULE
Pontiff Already Has List of Nomi-
nations Bishop McCort Prob-
ably Administrator
The eplstopal lucaney iause.l b the
rtntli nt Archbishop Prenderirast will be,
the first lu lie filled In this country
under the now ration low, promulgated
n 5, ear nno by tho Sacicd Congregation
of Cardinals or tho l.oinuii catholic
Church ' I
L'ndrr tho lieu law the names o the I
cihdtdntes, iih proposed by tho bishop" ,
of the Proilnco of Vomit haul., arc
slresdy In Home, unit linvo been there
for ecicrnl months past
Tlio (lrnt step taken after the nrch-'
bishop's death wis the oinotal notlflcu
flon nf tlio Tone This message was
em through Anhblshop John Doniano,
papal delegate at Washington
RECORD OF ARCHBISHOP'S WORK
-TUB Rrowlh of tlio Philadelphia Diocese under Archbishop Premier
x Rait Is shown in the following table, shin the Matistlcs or 1911,
when he wan l.ppolntcd, and now:
Catholic population . ...
Number of priests in diocese
Churches
Philadelphia ecclesiastical student .
Religions orders of women '. ..
HcIIrIous women, notices and postulants
HIrIi schools for boys
High schools for girls
Parochial schools
Total number of
Orphan as) hints
Hospitals
Other Institutions
Conferences of St.
pupils civil::
Vincent do l'aul
Increase
19 H. 1018. or gain.
323,000 710.000 183,001)
382 77!) 107
297 :1J7 :io
I G.I 232 , 8!)
2.1 28 5
2.3G3 :l.8tl 1.2 11
1 2 1
1 1
1.13 180 43
U3..112 S2.0U4 1R.732
12 13
3 7 2
I.I 17 I
G'J !I2 2.)
toi of St .Mams Chill r i fouilli and was otdalhul flfli u-its l.ffoie. idi
frfcut stlcets. aiiiNi predeiessor us il.ur bishop .lame J Lean.", of lHil.u.uu, l.i
general anil Illshop Unban, of Sir.uuon who pteadied tho Jublteo riniun said
The appointment was the Hist by whhh 'Mho thai witness.. the sad state of
in prlst of the dloio'e of Philadelphia Catholics tlftj years ugo. or know" the
had ver boon He.l upon to exenlso ' . "nj.eit.pt In whlil. they were hold lould
Ingenious Trench Crew, Bound With
Onft l'rom America, Safe
Home nt Lust
ii:
W Hlll.(ITi1.S fob
at a humpeati poit of
The arin.il
llfl-lnol Fill)
in. episiopu niuce in ins own nil """ i"'w n.rwni.i Willi nnv nope .or, ,.., ...., m, ivf.h -r.,e In i. in oni In tlie ngiu to wn
"Tills IKtliu'tl.m." said the I'.IkIU Ilex a. .lay such us this In uhlili we tnn.r . rd ,. . ,,,,, ... ,,.... ,..,,,, ,. ftewoi to the late Paul n. lima:
SrotislRimr James" V l.tMighlln, who An prnplie,. of Mich a diaiis..' would vboiru wll.l. Had "on " ''' I th, , ,,,.,, .sti, snat. ail 1
prmheij the sermon at the i-onsMiHtloii baio been lountnl a moohrr) Vim "m'''" 'nnar 1. lias l.n .mnoiiiirni ,olnl,,ojl,tl ,,ireJuy inlW
criVmnii p. li.i liepii itaern for imi- swum uko Cattio ih niiinlivri e tun J iw r L'tpinimn i""'
Juntos Thomson Knteirf l,lts and 1'ail Alleged to Have Atlni;k
Complicates Mlxml Sltuntton Wntchman nnd Destroyed Ra11-:$
in Wisconsin load Lamp ti"u
,. . . !
-IMlft.N Wis. I'll .. I'oiainrin inn I'AWT1,U lel lb ST Tw .'.
Kerf
tallroa ,
who has all the more right to be re- ,on In tin of the pupulailoti . tod i rer,
garded as ippierentliiR the punM and tliliu ihlld In this creat ill is to be
bet tpv of th phtl iilelphla ilerej. be- found in u Cntlmllo n hool
oaiif,' wlniieier others may bai snr- "llisjiw poor si hooN of ISO", si-aueli
mleil nbout hint, wo nre oerlaln that tnnlilnd tho (onlldenee of a few
Kopatntiil lioni ber eoort dnilni: a tor
illio silo wiiiu iioiinci mi i.iuope
S'n iiaMxalln InMrumi nl f
aboaid, lull the I'renclmn n estimated
t licit imimHIoii and heuleil for iiort To
their mnarKalilo H'nninnhlp - nt
his modes! opinion of himself e hided, 'allinllc4 our ediK-itlonnl teui of trlbnted the Mic(fs of Iho utng-
uni until Ipatloit that tills ihaniti should lodaj, wllh Its noble bnlldlm.-, spl'ndld . w" 11"' eintlnes dlsibled I.' lli
.ever oieur In his relations with the , jmbljr fjr, s-, ., IN h. ..nt.n,' eM-el- j Xi?l ..I'ffi fifll lS,X
priest with whom hn has euiniunlrd unil nine mill praitlcal elll. I. n,-v ii nttnut- j,,
Wis. l'eb 27 I'olliHeis
of Sertiilor l.a Toilette bate mwe out
H MIC
mr
urtber
hIIii.i-
lion Jainei. Tliomsoti, of l.a . nw.
e -l)lntrIit Attorney of tat "rosso County
and mi .utile Ui 1'ollitte, worltei-In thn
western section of tho State. niliM tinieil
that h'" would be i i andldale
Tin. entrj of Tliumson maKei f iur al
read In the rare, nnd the charms are
lu.inon wm mrested tftday nfttr n
lc battle with Aa or favendor, Jlallr
U'l-rthe l'slmer. Policemen I W, Xtoks
erson mid fl.irenoe pahnrr near th
graiel dts, trio miles nouth of tills oJt)
Tim riaitien fir iI.a miH..n... . ...m.,:
Trultt and William Peterson, who eS
her., fioiu PlftSMIIe, .Mu, and bao beil
.... mo,, i in I no liellileheni Htee pr.3
Jellle plant helnn ll.l. r.tn ii
Tiullr. 1ier..fM !.,.. .. .... .9
in the riKbt band find iif.n .n. inMI
.i. ,... .. . .. - .-'.. ...v .. fc-.vra
labored and whom he has ilieply edllled i "'" iMiliii-wli1i nttrnllon
nan ii'uiutii l.rtmrii Kn
ARCHBISHOP PRENDERGAST
tnnllni.nl from I'ate Hue
,s -.noli I sermon Tlio Interment w 111 be In tlie
ns tho word can bo got to Pope llenedlct ! enpt beneath tho alur of the Cjtl.'drnl
nnd Its receipt nilcnnwlcdced the Popn lileiiltarles of th. fhureli from nil
will appoint an nilmlnlstiator for the , parts or the Vnlted States will attend
nrchdloceso of Philadelphia, who will be tlio funeial Ctrillnits tllbbons, Parley
tn effect, actlmt urehblxllop until Aich- and oComiell, and Auhutslm-i llonrtnu
t.Inhci l'rendercast's suices-or ts up- ' thn Papal delegate to the United Ktste-,
b Ills Keniilne prleellv ibauuter bevoiul
the period allotted to a uuin.iu Kenctu
tlnn Ati'libtshop ISiati.' uid Moti'lKiioi
Louchlln has clien u Inn tbleuie of
his wisdom ii nil npostollo solleltmle lu
the i-eleetliiii of an 'iiist1l.il wllh whom
he. nn ehaie the lm bilidi 1 "f tin
eplsopite
l'oi lift, i u euii the lien luho)i
sh.ir.il ibis lie.iM- burden. In .ulilltlon to
lolitlniilntr his duties us it i tor of St
DIES; 700,000 MOURN LOSS 'In'Mur .nTnVJ! rner.'
ereitid and blessed In 0l ami In l!Hs
... , . .. the ilmn.li t f re ed ntid dfiorated
HlIiop of ll.irrlsl.ltrc lie nils oi- niVllir t, ,i,.1k new bulldlbir In
daitud a prlort July II, 1S83. si tot ,m n, ,.!, sup. r ur.hlte. tun , with
ninny jears superintendent of the,.,,. i,.,rIr .uffK.,,, from Hint of am
'ntholo reliniils of Plilladtlnlila '..... ..... .... i nr.ii ....
it wu IIMllIM
As uillit ISIslioii lie was ton
sianlli bu oidalniiu! pileitte nil
mlnlstitlni; ioiitlriinlb.il. d.dleatitnc
oiitoiai-
count-
tmr-
.1 .....1 ..in. i.iu i.,,1. .i ill it uenetal
nctmr .noti'.r orsorrowH i nunn in. 'j,,,,, ,,, ,01),ir. if,bei of Hie
Hear Kenen.1 He wis appo h'ted , ,hntlMtl ., , ,,, f u, . board of
nuMllary blslnp Septembet I, lUlU. ,JHtl , , (f , ,1(,raI f,ni,j ,,,! t,f the
At the bedside of Archbishop Pi ender dlo.os.in lmlldlni; .ominlltee He wu
cut when th end tame nen' 1)1 Pit'r(i1s.i sphltu.il dins lot ot ll P.utlelllir
Jl Jlojl.in. the Vreliblslinp's pb siiMin , Conn. II of die So. Iei of St Vln.rnt il
the nt. Itev I'dnnrd .1. I'itm lurlee, ' .ml mid of cfieial parish s.lctlts o.
ihaiiifllor of the anhdioiese, ti,e Ile i Jf Miun .
YANKEE TARS IN IRELAND
ATTACKED 117 SINN FEIN
i n. i. i... ,..-..- . "' -.-.:
thai more linn tint number or -nanus i ";" '"""" rainier. ( r-rm
will hair been lllo.l when the Hts lire ,. ",,,,., " K" "r" "nsed of boatlnAJ'K
l.,e,l n Siturd.iv for the April elco- Lsltj. tbi V!niS,"L',e.,w-,Ul"n,!.n' S5 Vl
tton ImIi... I, I.Miroot Jleins.s.nta, mlunUm U"n "'""-' hk
lite fiom the StilH-rior liistrlit. Isthe "Miey later went 0.1 tii ,..u..i i.t.7 s.
.hob i of tb Kepubllean party, -which of the Pitmlaiil shlein . w her Tl NT. . v
dlsiatres with r.i IVllettt The Dent. iMitR.d, the took nut the, anltib anit. '
-' " ... , . ..... .Mil urn sniuo linnsHVt
i; tiIis, jl" semaphore fnuilaln Ilchts. destrorSf
rrade .-om. ' !lrl,1n,l,o;i,J, seienleen M,or r-atenderf;
i ;rir:,;;,' .."..': . "r..1"0.1 :u
I1..1I. 1. t ' . .'".
'II.- asliitiBton Adiiuiilstiiitti.il vntor ukMl , -,," , "lkV o.i 'IL'JISfc'
was
via
retinitis of Plillad.lplils
neated n Monslcnoi In l'.'lrt and su. -i
-eded the Into lit P.e J W Mnm
li in as Bishop of It arrlsbui b tw . s oars
nco
aro ntnoni the distinguished prelatos ex-1 ux m:v
Peitiil, while most of the rcllitious urdiis libop
will be represented fessor
eeral Jeurs Is now pentnnentieitot
In I Sib. oii
on .iri.i to r..i i
iiilliltin in Catholic sibools Ymi now
lllln mo to thin TS'Mlrt In IJ,p, inn bntl
about liiht) iliuiibe. ui.il ikxi ,,f lb.,,, .lliaiiibl) i 1 dusis i kiu ,,.,i, , ..Ii.llilat,- 1h Jusciiii
w.i. jmor unit Htt.itirnitn.. i.u non a inetftber of the Knliril Trad
bin luoro thin Sim. iiintit f ihrir noble AlllCllians Ignult' Ji'Pr. Iltlt Ch.tlgC , mi"l"ii. "ho will 1iite lite In
billl.lliiKS uoribi r mm, ...if. ii.ii.. .. . . tie asliitiutoii Adimiilstiiittoi
.lays Thn. w.i, n,,,, .,!,, ..,i .i iii-n .iiuncs iivkiii i" t, t,.1Kn. .dilor of Hie Mllwiuihe U, .,, tlm men M iho iriliel rjltsV'Sm
riit llieio ,ue now ,:.. I'lv ' Leader, which was hirnsl ftoni the, whei Trultt shot at Deteitlio Palnisi t'i
mails lor tinpairioiio uii-r.iu r-. ." ,..t
I.iiMiiiN lit. .T Vstoiipi.r Vi.in- landldate of the socialist pirli
I. in t.illois It. i jiitit I'l.tb, Inland i
vote allul.Ml and slniud b Mnn JMti- i, S.VVINIJS SiO.OOII.OOII
ers, Mitoiilliii; l.i n iilsp.it.u prim, a in
the iwiii flit-milo todav Tin io were j AmP1K.il'!, stump Sales Aeriigc
O..UI nil. ill suiioi:. ir .ii.- s..".. until ..ii iiAii ftAft ,. n ..
.IJ.UUUiVUV Mrtj
pdlntid This remains In tho new liw
a" In the old
To nil tho ncrlo.l until such, an admin
istrator Is appointed by the Pope the .soi'.ItOW PIIP.VAPIN P. UOliK I'.S1
.anon law pmild.s thit Jj tah. , penaded t fstl.edral
must proilde for a tot nnrnry mlmUil'- archdloces, to.ln
trator In his J ' This man 1, late, , ,.tlthcdla, ,lltH.,,.llr,(1 m,
supirscdod by tho appointee o ,'' l on - and ,, who bad l.tiown Mchblsliop
.torM'Vuxmary bo,!' I'reni.er.ist for miny jeats met w
rhlladelplila, will be appointed admin- illent handclasps and pr.ijci to- the
Istrator This would bo following tho I mini whom the i.eiod
ourso taken at the dentil o&Archblshoii i At canv mirs ami also nt lite special v ,t tVntslt the nhlilshoi s seete
P.jnn The then Tilshop PrenderKast I.eliten rSltlce nioit of the pailsliloners tar , the llev lran.isj Claili, pistor
was appointed administrator Tho aux-.were in tears ns htindri-ds who attend r the Cathedral pirlsh. the llt Itloh
Ulaiy bishop belnc an iiBlstant to tlo the I'athedral had hnown thn rchbIhop nril Kelly, the K Joseph Ollara and
atchblshop, hla appointment an niimin- tn '"J uiiuutii ma .uuuu- ni;iii-
utrator would be tho most prob.iblo ' ";
Rct011 .No lomment l tlie priests oni'UtlliK
Tlio appointment of an nrchl.Hiop , nt the sen i.il masses today was made
romes cntlrcl under the Jurisdiction ot I comet tilnc ArMiblimop Pintderi;asls
the Pop Ik can select otto of tho , death, as It Is onanist tlm 1ul.11 of
present bishops to bead tti- arrhdloccso the Church to do o until oltlu.il poti
or may talie a new 1 creattd blthnp as llt-itlou bos boon sent out from the
the next nnhblahop iiulileplscop il lesidence.
As tribute to tin memory of the At. u
UISIIOP IIIlltinST or.lil.ll bishop thol.aro.hlal s-ehools of tho anh-
Tlierft nrrt no l.lffbee miliri In tbn ! diocese will llose oil the dft of the
Catholic Church thin tboso of blihop funeral. As ha was opposed to undue ' at S oclodi atiri si once nottccn mat
Tho ofllces of archbishop and Pope aro I ostentation In life. It Is hlehl probable hts condition was moeli ore Dlree
In relation lu Jurisdiction and do not ! that the Archbishop's funeril will be tlons were g en to summon Bishop .Toliti
- ... ...... . ' ... . ... .... ..,...,... ... , i
u i -
. . . ,, inltilsiitlnir . uiitlrti atlon. d.dlc.
U.3?.! , V: V'0",1' l"t'"''" l.luinh.s. .Inpels and s.'hooK otll
ot. 'L. 'V!r"'Jila Ltr ,""'' ,","' .HiK'ii the ii.' PI Ion. fiioilc sand c,
nt M fharfess Semltiarv for IrH, ( llllrr ,,, , alw,
the llev Charles Akrilnle) nil of (he
Cathedral, nnd the ll Vatber tiulld
ner. S. J . of the Church of the ticsit, as
well js two nursi . who hid been In
attendance 'UiHmc the rchbishp's III-
tn ss
CON'si luCs I.Iisr I'd I'Ali
The Alihhishop win conscious almist
to the end. httt caie no" Indl. atlnn th it
be realized the Imucndrncy of ill ith
Doctor Moilatt all(d at his lesidence
s I'liiiiinii ..' It,' .llo. '-an liul'.d
ItiK loititnittii tint.' i.etnhnl upon blm
the iiiiisl.l.i.iilnii of pluis inilerlals nnd
i ost of numerous bull.llni; projects ,
V.ilnbK iiinoiiK them wile tlioso for
ihe . atbollo Piuteilon for Ho s, the
tiihblshrp p.i.in Meniotlil I.lblury at
tin hid to th- senilniin. the ti w Catholic
Hon- for llh'ls. the Citholle C.lils' lll!li
s, hool .mil tlio st iMiiion.l Hall, a
'.pli ml id iiildltloii In tin -fnilnin or
si i 'hat lei Pol I omen ut ( eilno.il.
.MlintOPDI.irAN CiP Pltll.AI'HI.PHI
Aftoi lh.se ilfleen i its of strenuous
and siir-sucrliUIni; Miilee which few
men without lllsho.i Preudiikast's hub
liltl. ent nhislrnie rould li.no MlMlnd
without n brealidown snie n hblsliop
Hfl.utn ul' ct,i;p,.!
. Most IM.re'id rchblsbop we ie.
job e wllh loil and i onjsr.itubite uit
ott Into had a lirse Hhati- in the su, -iins
of th. plt and to Joll tod.i ale
esp. i titli.ns seiitteli titiiifd ..u
1 aie perfei t.d utid ii.titul.il out atnl ion
olldile.l wot Us of oU' pn dei'esfors.
nnd led Ihe w i to new kune'ses ,m,l
tew tilimij.hs
To ion was it r ion to su tins t.ie.,1
CathedrilK lit t intlMti.a In tie ail
in.'iiiltiK of inni prleslli'llle flfti icais
.ieo Vuil fmtole.l tbelt Kluutll .ISHlfted
111. I llelelo),ll,f lit .111,1 now ol llowll
with new spluiilni Hie full loilii.l of tlielt
sold, ii i.,iis I. nitr ileiollon, re.il
-mil stieiiRtli is It due Hut the Calhedril
so adiitlrabli, In Its sjiuliollsm and so at
iriitlie In its be.iul, to.s Into a new
r.i -with a hi wiMlth of imlowmenl
In .itt i nnd tpt mill tleli idnnmunt
Vo'i would not halo me dwell In
detiil on t.ie ittfls which (.ml has Rlietr
ion 'iiui mi Mints fin His ulon and
M.ur mi tllli ..Hon rial nro In loin
heart and in lotti tnltid ut this hour and
we. ...ut liietbten. Willi lotlr devoted
lillests and faithful I'm U. unite with Mm
In t.ffiiliiix to Hod plain and tluitUs
rIMhk nil wo .isU foi jolt the .on
'til Hid blessing mi,) pi.,t,itl..ii of Cod
louraire mil slietiutli to liboi n tn
Ills "nilif aid IH'bt to w.ilU a- 1 1 '
In III" wu
ji itu.i:is s .ui.i.i.si itip..si
To all 111. lioilols 111 ipe.l 11)1.11 bill
All Mbisliop Pr.iid. iris r. pile I tn i l w
wolds which (.ami P Utlt,'lv fiom bis
lips in a titamiir whl.ti siione.I ben
d.rph he was Hfti.ti.l bi Ihe i.eoe and ,
hon ihli'llll.e In Its tlniplnltv was I, s j
ihaia.ter eiei an orator, the eat in st
licss nf U feeling km his word- til
Itiiest t loiju. nee
JoMiU. an It Is le siid In, nt'
the atlacl. was nude Xo attention was
in.i. Io to tin juts wllh wllh Ii tin Mnn
Kclti.ts Meet.. I Ihe sillols but when
Mom bKin P. lh the . ins.ee lars
ili.iliMl tli.li .issallaut , ,, , . . '
.lneM 1 1 ui,i tuibllu and ntlier Illsh
illls liullcati. Hint III" Sinn 1 eltiers are
KettltiK lolilei ..ml Hut in oi' s ,f
1 iwlessm "s .it. liut.aslnr
ii. . i. ii .' "'" sruppieu and fell into' J.
Tnn'u'on top.U"K' r umA " m
..,U'",l,A,,,0, ''fonder snd Mikeisoi'i
leaiiini tho Menu Trultt irjm i, srini J
ersr It found Peterum. .... ..
i... ..-? At!
and Plucd blm iiiuIk. n..i n..,i. tii ss
ttveti n heurlnp and ismunltted to tltstl iJZ
worlihouso In dtfault ot J6000 ball!, 7-1
v.. ...u oi- nix (oaiges. '
i VIIIMITU.V. IM.
fiom the sale of wiir saMiius stall
Ibcelnlni TT C WlDfllinrMim,, .
hum In; sj. i. "-.noun Bnl'IVa -iS
this countu ate eiiee.iiiiK iiio. irotn
t.ie sime kouiii In tin nt llrltulti. Iiruhs I
niaue puiiin w '- .......i... ,....
Sailncs Committee show lor ihe list
r,.,.r ii.ilin total r.i'liss at tin- Tre isini-
tinni this sotirfi) whs- UO.Oilfi.OOO. ui
(..fi. II UMIIH! rVDKlt I'KU i nsalmt jaT.ou0.00o In Hr.sit llrllulii
SiAl I. II.XKllUli I .iiT.li n .iii.ii i , (otll Ainirsan war suttnes
' ... ..e .-" ,..,. rt.i.. .
ale in pires "i i . " i"",i',". in
mil t'oiiostogii Again Hooded
J
6
FROM HOSPITAL VESSEL
Ulennit Castle, Hiitl.h Ship, Sunl -Ji
in Channel KM Still Adrift in 4
Lifeboats
m ... ..,..,,.,... ,( u
Tow, at ConJlurnw of S'lis,,,,, In,,,,:, 10
I.UMUIS
IAN, As'lllll Pi, 1 eb ." n ix
tiuslon of the ri. il i. . (oil., on Hi.
sus.U. hanii i lllMi below tho mouth of
the Conestl.RIl lllwi. al Hie i oiillupnce
of wlil.1i stieam Is tin iIII.irh of Safe
lliillioi, h is n "lilted In Inn, I'ul ilatiRet
for Hut p'ltc
ItuliwatPi fiom the Miiqtieh inmi
he ifporded in tne tniru wppk oi amis ii,
or III a Utile more tlnn three months
titter the 111 l offeilng of t.ie stamps bj
Hi, 'li.asliu
'Inn (iornians Arrested
t,'OHN. Pa. l'b J7 The TiTone
polim aie holdltiK as Ntisplclotis i-Jur-.uliis
llelmlcli Huseli u 'Vermin nllen
. n...1 ...u nf ,1m . -nil' nf ,li . Ir.
II. 1... '...u... ......-,. ip, ., . 111,1, ,,,,r 111 ' ..... ... ..... -.-,
outline up the t otiestiura lias iiriIii tinn niilsit shoeiilir wliiclt was In
tulnd llu Hood with h Is now win, in Manila lljihor when Admlril Dewey
iwo feet of the lilshist point If bad ,if...itrd 'he Spinlsh fleet and I'.isino
i. i. bed I'amlllea thai hid urUii o. -. Muellei of tho Henniti ste unship Pis ,,
. upled tbett limn, i hi.nli.lli Minted luti-rned u' IloboUeii when Wat InoUo
,1,'ilti last tiiRht out
M.l,ni. .1.. ...u.ll.r.. ........ r.9 ....
rerer io me nriestn- rnnpru.ns i.er- i inirKP.i v lie eunuiiciiL ui ut ui- .-...... .- -. , ......... .,.. . ..... . i ..... ,,-, a-i.
fnrrnert rinllnilifn 1.1 nn olllee n( ' lailireinenth , illorvs. wriowtj In another pirt of the ' " H i.iiimj, n i .11111 ane '""" o,,isl..t mus iw.iU.-tl 111 me thinishl".
bo"?. nSMUwZliy .0 V,cl.bW,.p Prende, .m,se and ol.X, pries, ,,, prentes P ' ' J .. "f 'mI I .nUI...a boon and bale
Ihe stri.t Intcrpretutlon of . col. slastlcil Rnsf at this time is a matter of .onjei- " ne-ir at .ml t'IiP I. an 1 c .1 .... l.ru an n . , . in ,,, f i,inBht ot
tsw, need not b cien priest How- lure, but II I, Renerali bellei.d that The last Htes of the .hut. I, and the " ' iVs ipp lnt , l.i tl" Xatlc, u,l!1r,,,,"",1,ro,1"!, f,".i ,p ,"""", Kf"..'e
eier, for man, jears the Popes have either Hlshop Doucliert . of Ituffalo; pnjera for the dln- were said In the ' ;'"B suces.i "s tin as t, tin rase ""1 "'", I,U c ,,f '". ,r,'1 1u ' fVe,
not created nni tirdlnals except from Hlshop M.DiiItt of llarrlsburg. i.t presemo of the Archbishop who w as , ? " f.m.olnH..c..t t nvlllarv 111' nop "Vonslbllltles for .IWil mn-t i.uder
them a lolce In the releitlon if .. new Pirihlilotiers of the achleicmen s of that the end bad ronu Condluto, L .....J ...,.., ... ,i. .,, , S .. ., L,
up.i.i.s toll ron pp.i:i..'ii.
Xt-ws that the Mihblsbop was denl
was linmedlutei i'otnmutilc.lc.1 Io the
nastorH of deli ntbollo oliuiih In
Pope. I Illshop DotiRhertl those ucqunlnteil with
'I ho iiei .irehlushop mm rcn bo ! ,,H Reiieral record belleie that he will
Irousht lion .1 prmlnee othe. than be the choice A Blame at tile, taicii
lh it of Pcmis.ilumla An Inslnncn of ' "t cirh follows-
i ins ui.no in ,itviiuiiinp j'rrmlerKnst s kt. IlHA. HUMS I. Dill (illl.K l . fhlladilphla, and the toIliiiR of pirlsli i iinliei.ii .- of the .lull. .Hon of Tin
iirc.i.ccspor .MCiuiisnop Kiui viu , nislinp or lluiralo lie was tormerii j.slls In nil parts of the elty told do- .r'ahedr.il of Saints P.l.r and Paul was
brouRht to Phil iilelphla from St l.ouls, TINhop of Jaio, to which 1i was ap- olea Calholus and tlio public gen. rally described as Hip stitell.st most Imprcs-
where be was coadjutor bishop with the I pointed April 19 l'OS liai also thit death bad iome u. the held of the ,lip reretnony In the hlstoii of the P.o-
rls.u of lucccsslon ltlshop of Miei.i Peuovla 1 To has a churoh In Hi" auhdloccse The bells ,,, ,.,ltlln,. cimuh In Philadelphia"
AV'nOMATICAM.V VPCtMiIs'lTni. record as a ier enkl. nt cnciutllu. ,rn toil seetity-tlio ttnus. one for .nir. ..Wuame of the Jul.ll.i was not
it . 1 n -r 1111 iiiii.i i1 II. Mi iitr.viT r rarn ( ar ot nn u iu pi i m-
The man nnno ntcd to Mm iiUimniin nt nT- "'' ' ,l11'11 " ur, " rdt"
hllarlclphla automatically become
Phllauelnhlrt iinfnninl t illt-
arar OF A MILLION SOULS,
ij.
totis. . tnte.l walls ruin Rla.l nnd 1 e
Jul,, tint It lieRlllrt its se onil ,n f .f
the lentun brlRhtet i nl s pe,., i, a
more beiutiftll Hi in eip,
If he had been abb to h,uhI. i . uRtb
Hist bpfoit IiIh deilb, Ai libtliop Pren
deiR.st lulRlit haie Kieatid the Hiinple,
hiaitfelt wolds with whlili ltd ad.licssed
his p.itlshlonrrs of St Milaihys on the
rpisloii of tin clebratloii of his silver
Jtlbllre twenti-llltllt volts ICO 1
haie pspulime.l iinthliiR but idndnos
nienuioceo of I'hlladelnlili mid (lie
dioceses those of Pittsburgh, llrle,
Sornnton, Altoona and ll.irrl'burtr. The
archdiocese embraces tho LOimtlei of
Philadelphia, rierl.s. HucUs, Carbon,
bestir, Dcliwarc. I.tlilgh. Jlonlgoinci,
.Northampton and Si.hu llilll.
The hlslton nf i.nl, .11.. ne.. 1. ,I.A . !..
Itual bead, under tho Pone r.r tl,... -1 enter into his icward. A ilcar whom
cleslastlrnl dliislon The nnhbtbliop thousands upon thousand mourn n,la'
may bo mid to boar the same relation i bas tlnlshed 'the t-ood ticrir His
to the bishops as tho Goirrnor of a , eplnopal motto '.Sim 1 idells ITliat
Htato doeB to tho Maoi of tlw cities i I tiuj bo faithful). Is acioinpllshe.I
within thit State, except that an inch-' Hdmoml 1 i.mcis I'rendeigast, u pnest
oinop niso nas partliuiar JurlHdlcllon , f the Human Catholic c.iurui lor iui
LAYS DOWN LIFE RICH IN WORKS
Ihe shephcld "I u million souls Is ' but he bad not then attained the .anon
dead . man who snfd Ood In leal ago and lOiisequentli bid tn wait
slinpiloltl throilchout the lone Je.n1i of five inontbs for nrdlnitlon lie was
his life lias laid down his work to ' ordained on Neiember IT, 1SCJ. at be
ago ot iwcillj -ii... nil. I ...ic-uuu jears
by P.Ishop Wood, lu the Cathedral of
Saints Peter and Paul, whirl, had been
dedicated just a lear before
Tim tall young priest he had al
re.id reai bed his Rr.ai height of si-,
feet foul Inches, with his slen.brness
icceiituatlni; that height was assigned
to St Paul's Church, "inth and Chrls-
two rears. Auxiliary uisnop o. i-niu
. . . .......... . .. i.b ntil Aril,
Sr Kr o:C,;..eU,d,yce o? ..enn,-.V.nP. o M reels, for ,,, -.,.
for nearly seic.i voars, cams to ms
death onl after a llfo oxerfiowlne with
Blatant t" Father Kltertdun !-'o ciriistly
did lw enter Into his labois that, nb
oier one of tho divisions of tho timvlnce
In tho archdlocmo the archbishop bears
Hie same relation to Its regulation ns tho
bishop does In tho ordinary diocese.
If a bishop Is selected bx- the Pone In
be archbishop of Philadelphia there prob- smci, pen Ice ns bus Wen within th"
ably will bo u xacancy left In some dlo- UOw-er of few" men Io offir. Ho dies
P..A nl fl.n 1-nl..l (!,..., H. . . ...........1 ,. III. tmnlllrf.
ra m jtoj. """"""'."'" " - sent to some countn narleb IIa wa
..Tl:. U"; " ca oil 'aceordlngli appointed to the small ml,-
tne loieiiiusv u.fc. ..."- - -
The relrbintlon ! 1i s flfti mm is lu
Hie iirliMhnid hts Rold. n jul.ll.i ob
sumiI on Xi.v.inb. r 17. t'"l'. i nine i-
ili lit wllh the .ilebritl.ltl of the llfliitb
onl liatiotuvide It win woildwlde, fol
lli l..m,i mil 1.1m t.nrni.iil .111.. In III.
r-iilti.il Stairs ill fell.Itiittnit tho Atch- tH lfanii. umoiiir xuii In. said then
bishop ioiniiiilnli.it.il tn blm Hie l.uowl
edite tint Catliollis of (icrj nation ap
preclited bis work fot tlio adiatu einent
of th Churili and humanltx-
The It Unite was phtuiisipie lu Its
solemn dlernltv and Its rIoiv was Hie
mote Impri-slip In tint the Xxliblshop
jielpbrutrd tin, solemn IiIkI. pnltlfleal
n ass i. the sune nltai where llftv veai
ago lie tool, bis xows o' ordination
Tor be intv of . olot lu decorative el
fdts notlilm; ould cotnpire to tin- lu
lu lot nf the Cathedral nnd .spedalh
Ihe sitting of the uiilii iiltnj When to
the lililill.il charm of downs glnn Ing
iiml. i the Rlcaiii of thmisinds of elei
1i Ir IIrIiIk and lunidri-.li of indl.
wele adddl Hi. brllllmt scarlet ami
purl 1 vestments of Hi. iitdin.ls and
th. ai.bblshopi from otlul dlousi,
and the iloth-of-gol.t lestments of thn
eh e .,..M,.,n , t .Q
S-i" .'"'if..1! '.:'.!'. V.1.,."'L1'-''- "t fi
waid bound nnd liuvltttr no imtleuts on
loird. wi.h muiU jn Bristol channel
Tuesd.y inotiilnR
Ml th IlKlita mi the ship wrio bun..
I iur ut the time. Cort-tnn sun hoi
.bale bom landtd by u Cnllp.1 stint. st
i.estioer. Illgbt of the boats of tin!
(Jlenart I .ustle with t(, I on board, six
still adrift.
TtlU l!lwtlE.ll II.BA H..u r. u...l ....."
ship of nsi.' Ions, built III 1900, owned'. .Jf
uv .no . moil a sue .nan steumsiiiik
Coinpani and reglsteic.l nt Soutli.tion-
Ion ' 'I. -M
Ihe Btlstol Channel Is a deep Indent-)!
tlnti til tliu uutltliii Aat , nii-t ..0 t t '
T ,JoT3
II ' I i in , i s - I.
tillllBHslsHlHtlllHIIIIIHll flUBVlVIIIIIIIIIIKs
BGSEmnr ialllllllllllviH Hiiiiiiiiiii
KBtMsEEaKw - 5lliB IHIIliisH
PUACTICE UNDKU OLD CAXO.N'
ready oiertated b his studies nt the Hlci i s of the tnas, n . olm scheme was
'seminary, bis health gave way in six i prc-inted which mlRht Inspire oin.istei
i months nnd lie wis for. ed to nsi. to be Ilrt, - . ...... ,,.,,,, , ,.
Tlie specticlo In the Calbedtat when
Under ihe old canon law the diocesan !LU , h l a wi born lu May, - f "" f, susqueiianm uepc. Su-noe. Mihblsbop PicndoiR.ist nsniil.il liw
consultorsand'irremoiablo rectors of tho ,i.. ' cionme Count Tlpperary, lianna joiintj, as assistant to th- xen- altai and the Kreat organ pealed forth
diocese In which the xacancy o.curred 1V,, a town whlili was old when "ahl. Patlie, Jo m lucent O'P.ell s the openlnK bats nt thn pontifical ina-s.
would meet in n diocesan conference JffV ,s ,ounir and whose an, lent , Old Tathei o Belli and oupr rathci w is lm,irisic ve; no n.otc Imp.csslve
They would select a 'tirna"-., list of ''H . wanie "ClS'al.t Maella,' or "vale Prer.derga-t shaied lodglrgs w th i t,m n.e Mo.e.slon which ptcrded It
three candidates-whl. h would bo for- UJ " "", "a,? V9laninc"nt of Hie sweetness' J:ml whjcli Hie. In a s,nil boute and iihl.1i .... .normous as-om .1 of
warded to tho bWiops of the prolines T' f iTnluV The two priests had wo small bedrooms ,,-0,,i ,.w.led .iiomid tlie Cathedral
1 hey would either npprovo tho term of u'"1 '",dMi ' Pn- .,nij one small silting loom between xlewe.l lu awed alien, e .Mote than 7 mi
.1.. .... .- ......j . ........... II. .n.i.n .,f an UlllbtrlOUS paleUUKC, It,,,,, lllwltril ll'nr.lt lHl.Ilie fllen. nn kI.iiii I . lrt'.,i,.ii Mltli s.nl.s
remarKiu mat lonnc ,,r 1,( i il in tirles or I io i nun it i.mi.tiR
for It. If they tcjected tho priests toma
tho bishops would luvio to Rlie reasons
for their action and forward the same to
Rome
on both bis mothers and his trainers onc 0pci0ii,
u. mvi" ..i.,fc .p.... ...all . ..
Hide. Ills paternal xoreoeavs vi-ve i..c,.
Hue from .Maurice tie rrei.uc.u-... ..
N'urntan loins w.u ....--
of the
ii.. .. .. . ....... ... .i,.. tvi.lfili century, u war-
.no ie.ii.1 ivouiu iiion uo piaceu ocioro .reimiu ... - ,.. ,,,,i inv bnxlnc
tho Pope for his consideration. lie was , rlo, wtfo Is famous In Ireland for ba mu
not bound, howeier-and Is not now kept faith with tho Irish l'' '.list,
bound to mahe a selection from amonff th Normans would liaxc betra) u ""'
the men of tho tenm. Thero lmxo been Otlur famous members of tne lamii
..... .. . . . ...... i T..i.n .....leu l'lenueisan.. "
lusiuiices micro .-open apiiuiiiii-n .neii lis vvcir ju... . - ,i.. .... 1U
bishops xvho had not" ben. even men- torlan of tho xroniMelllan inx.is
uonea tor mo position
prlestlv M'stntcnt"
Mi R.c.itest nmbllbm is tint I will i on-
tltiue to llio lu olir liln.l f.eltius to
live ns Io.ir .is Hod wills In imir midst '
nnd when I die to be woithv nl voiii
pi..eis
ARCHHISHOl' AS ACOLYTE '
RECALLED AT IMTTST0N,
Cnthcilic Hisloii.in Itvtoids I'liltiic
I'umatP of Pliiladelphiu as
Altnr Hoy
.si Ii HIS Pa I I -. .ll.nn
veaiHugo Al. liliKhoi. Pr.ndeiRisi serxtd
us nltai Loi in Pittstiui, near heie i
. iilholli hlsloilau re.ords the following,
in (onneitlon with the Anhbisbop sen-'
lug on tb altn. .linliitr tho time thut
the llei John I'liuun was pistor the..'
'XmniiB the altar lmvs was one re
iinrk.ible fur bis M.ituie lie was the
tulltst bov tint hid iei Ik en se.n so
till us to attr.nt pierv ones attention
In ...lilltion be won hliili boots with his
lii.lcIcerh.nUei it ousels On Inquiri It
wis found tint this was Cilmnnd 1"
Pieiul. rgnst tin ftitnn Nidiblshop of
Phllidelphlu
Ihe Ar.hblsl.op vvu- lieieev er.ll Mr.
..go olIivlntliiR at ll.i" nii.rljge of Ilnal.
I .leunlngs, ni.iliiget of the 1). Holt
II iv. ball club, and Miss S'orab i.liovle
lie vi.s a lutisiii of Mis .liMinlng.
'Ihe ArdiblKlioj. was ,. clni friend of
Hlshop Hob in, of this ritv Klslmu
lloban ilslted the Philadelphia prelat
about .Wu niontli ago iben- thev
that bis Mi, 111 of life
hud uboul run lis i nurse nnd tint be
Ireland: Thomas PrendergaM. .i mem
ber of tho Irl-b Parliament: and 1,1s
brother. ho w aa Crow .. Solicitor Many
. ... ... - i - , .. i ,t i ssriiiiin
CLERGY OF ALL CREEDS of the PrendeinaM, , -u .. ..,.-...
ntid r.nie ouo .T:.r.....'- - .
rauier .-.cnuriwasi. e u.iiiiuii. ri-iuiiiuer. tnem. I. I II llieil' lirii's.iv lesiiiii'm-, ni,,.,,, (J1,, molitn
him of the one of which It was slid .iiRsed.thinugli I)gau Suuaic befoie en- na.ti.l. A.dibl-hop P.i.idergasi told th-
that If Its occupnnt wanted to wash hls'i.rlnn- ihe I'athrdral , bishop that be llkd! would pen r mo
face he would have to put his head out I in Hie l.iluht nuttimn sutillRbt tne blm ullio iiriIii
of the winiiciv.
Plfty ears later the occupant
little room. Iiaxlmr become Arcbbli
was ...lnilnlHlr.itor of rliurrh nrnnertles cilbiil It. lope and l.lltir. loomed nboie l re. when- Ills Ul.de the P.C1 Pranols
: .'nlini. nsrcreirat. lab.e ..inminle.1 in n... ..11 otbors In tho uroeesi.ui Ilihlnd him Cu.n, was panto, nt si
.V" V- - 1 ........ . I........ ..... . . ...ll,..l ."nrl.i iil.l, l..r,ln,1 Hill. III.. nUUI
1IM.IS a ..uaiiri i. ix , uiii.u.l ui llurs lain" - .....n... .....j.
After a car oi so In Susquehanna 'ill''""'". v,rinx ,"' V1"!''11.' 'asl '"
t.i i ., i.r. n.i...oL .,. ne. attetid.d by two .hancellors
........ r u, xi.,i"s f..,i. ...,.... When the procession hid entered the I
1 purple and soir.e, of .he u, ..bishops . - ,-', , 'h 'win, '(M.'.n'reslgniVuon "K
ofth.it and . ardlnals gleamed nnd glitter. .1 riie. . ' Ar. rtlilii prenderirast spent mam"
hblsliop, ! giant ilgure of Aubblsbop Pimdergast, , r,f )l)lt bo.ihood das In Cnrbondale. lira.
BRITONS and CANADIANS
Come Across Now
Agreement with the United States provides'
that YOU will be DRAFTED if you don'tvol- .
unteer. All men between 20 and 40 are liable.
Your Brothers Over There Are Calling
Volunteer to-day; the need is imperative;
you will not be doing your full duty if you
wait to be drafted.
You Can Join Either the British or Canadian Armies "
DO IT TO-DAY
At Neareit British and Cunndian Recruiting Depot
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Mrs Motllt was a tespiint
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iuuum run viniiioioiivr .l0
Porrowv.it tho death of Archbishop
Prenrlerorast Im i.onllne.1 to 110 creed or
sect, IJelow are brief statements f loins
prominent elergmcn of xarious denomi
nations: Illshop Joseph V. Ilrry. of the Metho
dist i:pl8copal Church" "I greatly re
ret to learn of hla death, and wish to
e.xtend my sympsthv to the Uergy and
membership of bis Church "
Dr. llussell II. Conwell. pastor of tho
Daptlst Temple: "Arehblshop I'rendei
gast w-us ono of the city's biggest men.
nnd his death Is us great a loss to other
denominations ay his own"
Tho Itey. T. J. Garland, Suffragan
Illshop of tho Protestant Episcopal
Church: "I am deeply sorry to hear of
Archbishop Prenderifast's death I wns
In consultation' with him frequently and
always found him courteous and help
ful." Rabbi Joseph Kratiskopf: "He was a
ftno character, a ltlndly man and devoted
to his work and his people. III., death
Is a loss to tho community."
Spanish Cortes ;
MAYOR DEEPLY MOVED
Expresses Sense of City's Loss in
Pi date's Death
Maor fnillth was deepl moled at
tho death ot ths Archbishop.
"Ho was an extraordinary man with
a wonderful physlouo nnd nn equally
IVOndeiful Intellect." ho said. "Ilroaa
injnded and smpatl.etlo, he wus univer
sally admired and lespected. Undoubt
edly he exercised u greater Influence for
good In the community than any man
among us. Philadelphia has sustained
a great loss III his death."
Crushed Between Train
finished between trains on tho Penn-
llvanla Itallroad at Seventeenth street
and Washington avenue early today.
iviiiiam (lodges, a J log leiapu worker,
was seriously injured. He was stand-
ISf'On thmetei. of a. train bound for
HrJ island and was brushed o by
J.
another, the
srLrrttd
Tudor of Wales.
Boll, the Caiews and the Prender
gasts "axe given man sons and daugli
ters to tbc Church. One.of his btothera.
!f :?... T..,e r. Vreudergast. be-
Jan,eioVoftboa,urdioft..ei:plpl.:,
any. New vol.. .xnou.er '.""
neV. I-ranols P.endergast. was sta
tlo'iicd ut IJungaritu. Wftteifoid. Ira
land. Two of bis slstcis entered the
religious llfo In it eland. One of t ism
became tho P.eicieiici Mother Jlary
Peter, of the Presentation Conient. I.ls
inore. Ills father-s brothel, the Usv.
James Prendirgast. died In tbe ministry
at tho ago of eighty-six. Two otlur
uncles, his motners un,uni, ... -lato
Father IMtnond paTevv, of the arch
diocese of Cashel, and the lato rather
Francis Oarew. pastor of tlio Church of
St. Hose of I.lma, at Carbondale, Pa.
fiXTCnS PRIIiSTJIOOD
Younir Kdmond rrancls Prendergast
came lo tbe United States from Ireland
In H59, when ho was Sixteen years old.
At tho Invitation of bis uncle, the Iter.
1'iancls Cataw. lie entered tho diocesan
seminary of St. Charles Borromeo. then
housed In the old building at the north
east corner of Klghtecnth and r.ace
streets Logan Square, I'Vom that time
on for fifty-nine sears, his llfo xvaa to
h' centered in that locality. In th
..... eathedral dominating Logan
Square lie was to be accorded, when
... i,.1 been In the nrltsthood for fifty
rears, the most splendid, tribute ever
':''". . .... ciiuiii. niiiMi
Btven to any nw ...-.- ....-
In thW ltr. , . ...i vf '"i j if
UMHSSS".,
iiasior oi ri, jinriii iiurc... r s.oi. , V, ' . ., , ", ... . ,,
... whose t.rrltorv then roin. rl.e.l it,: doors of tho Cathedral. ,i rush on 111.
present parishes of Now town. Motrls- 1' "' tli uon.I tool, place to enter
vlllo, Yardley and Cornwells II,, founa ''- 'loor,' "" llol"t", "f. tlrltc,t'' ,"r?
It necessary to lalse funds with whlihl"'. o.... ,.....-. ....... .., ....... ..
to build a new ihurch. the old one hax- eictujlli ex. 1 sent In the great nil
lug been destroved b nic shot tlv be-1 '' nnd nery Inib of Handing room
fore hts appointment Il lemalncd as I was t..l.en
pistor st Bristol foi four sears and The Ar.hblsbop was leading Hie gos-
was then made pastor of tbe Chuich tf . 1"1 "' "0 ',1,a7, ,,lM?!'u V"' . "rm I
.... i,.....t,... i vn. ...ii..., ii.... ' finally dosed Prom that moment until I
!.. ...... ......... ....... ,...v..,, ...,(.. i - , ., .,...,.. ..u .,,.. ,,.. I
(lie con .'i ..." .r .-,i,u,,.. - ..... nui.ip
late., an linptesslie silence preiulled,
l.rokeu only by the so. io. oils ibuee of tbe j
.debrants of the mass, the singing of i
the choir oi the deep tones of tlio organ. '
town. Pa
His brief pistorale tlicie concluded
his eight yeais of mlnlstr outside of
Philadelplili. From 1S7I until tho time
ot his death he was to i emain in this
city. In February of that jear. on tho
death . f Father John Kelly, pastor and
AltCllllISIlOP KlaAMiH TIliniJTK
jJmHuM
Uncle Sam '
uses the King Eight
Chassis for light
armored cars. This is
the tame chassis that is
used in King pleasure
cars.
H Parker, Motor Halea Co. HJ
tl-. BIWAD BT.5 - H
, .i.-in..rlir tin. lill.eolt.lilH or .be.
founder of St Malachy's Church , f.,tholic chuich In Philadelphia with lt
F.leienth and Master striets. Father f0I)aitioi wild. Atchblshop I'renderfiast
Prenderirast was lecalled. from Allen-
town b Illshop Wood and appointed to
tho lacant icctorshlp TI remained lu
iharge f that chuich foi thtrt -seven
years
Four jeais after he became the pastor
ho caused St. Malachys to be lemodeled
and completely renovated, in U82 his
parishioners erected the present pastoral
residence. On Noxember t, 1JS6, he
Lwss appointed permanent rector of St.
ataiacnys. ins parisu ceieurateu ins
sllier Jubilee Noxember 17, 1190 In
1191 Father Prendergast planned the
election of f- parish school for St. Mai
ach)'s, purchased several small houses
on Wpruock street and had the present
parochial sihool erected.
By 1896 the energetic priest's abili
ties had brought blm so prominently Into
the wider llfo of the diocese that he was
made xlcar general of tho Vlloccse of
I'cnns)ianla,
' IXEVATED TO l.PJSCOPACV
In that same ear, which was that ot
Archbishop Ryan's silver Jubilee, the
newly appointed vicar general xras
named Auxiliary Bishop of Philadel
phia, with the tltta of Bishop of Scllllo.
The appointment cams on December I,
1191, and ha was consecrated aa bishop
on February 31, llfT. Archbishop Ryan
..ii.al sa. consserator. The- cooetiM.
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ertueri. werx. jwhv..iimsu iwwi-.
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nr-rf litfrftlniJ Houltft
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A Series of
Eye Talks
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Our Next tulV. Vte.l , XI ir. 1 1
By Josepli C. rcrguson, .Ir.
AVII von e.' lite
feeling Mtuil... to
that producl 1 v n
foielgn body fit Hie
i,. whin a. u
in. 'ler of fs.'i in
such bUl.st.inio is present'
This Is one of thn II dlca-
lluiis of .nro.iio .oi.juuii.ii
w
t fuiinl.labln title alio.
an e0 trouble mat is
soniethnis eutlte serious
It Is often tho vjsult of
Injuiloits Intluenies of xa
rlous kinds, such an bad ulr
ill luted b sinoke. dust,
heat or the presence of
in my people
With this tiouble tho
margins of the lids often be
irsiie. thl.kened and Inllaineil
nnd ulcerations of tbe lornea
are sometimes the result
In all cases of e.ve tiouble
loiuult tha Oculist the
pliisiclan who spe. tallies lu
lelleilng e tioubles
Then, when ulasses nre
tequlred haio bis preset Ip.
Hon filled b a competent
Optician
rreirrlatlon Octlilim
6. 8 & 10 South 13th St.
ll'e Vo KOT Kxutn4 i.'ui
"This .Tslk' from a eorrlht
itritii.sll rllMe reserved." -
SFi!fflfWaWirliW
Jhe
Kaiser's
Visiting
Card
I'
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WM
is reproduced in tomorrow's installment of Mr.
Gerard's book, which also contains the first extracts
from the Ambassador's unpublished private diftry,,
written in Berlin. In it he tells, with Anglo-Saxon
bluntness, what he really thought of the German
notables. It provides an enlightening glimpse behind
the scenes of his difficult diplomacy.
'
PUBLIC
LEDGER
TOMORROW MORNING
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