The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. Frontispiece... 122 For One That Turned Back. Verse. Rev. Fr. Zephyrin Engelhardt, O. F. M. The Discoverer of California. Illustrated..... Rev. John W. Law, O. P. At the Sign of the Harp-The Robbing of Peter.....John Kevin Magner Educational Tendencies (I)... Rev. Francis O'Neill, O. P. 163 Rev. Hugh F. Blunt 165 123 145 155 Riot, Rebellion and Religion in Mexico.. Rev. Eugene Lugranes, C. M. F. 217 General Chronicle Educational .... Literary Notes With the Editor. 222 227 229 231 TERMS: $2 a year, in advance; single copy, 20 cents; foreign and Canadian subscription, $2.50 a year. Instructions for Renewal, Discontinuance, or Change of Address should be sent two weeks before the date they go into effect. Both old and new addresses must always be given. Discontinuance: We find that many of our subscribers prefer not to have their subscription interrupted and their files broken in case they fail to remit before expiration. Nevertheless it is not assumed that continuous service is desired, but subscribers are expected to notify us with reasonable promptness if the Magazine is no longer required. Remittances should be made by registered letter, draft, check, money order or exTHE ROSARY MAGAZINE, Somerset, Ohio press. 871 LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEW YORK Copyright, 1914, by The Rosary Press. Entered at Post Office, Somerset, Ohio, as second class matter August 1-Sixth of the fifteen Saturdays in honor of the Holy Rosary (Cc. See June 27).. August 2-First Sunday of the month. In, dulgences: Plenary and partial (Cc. I). August 4-Feast of St. Dominic. General Absolution with plenary indulgence for Tertiaries. Tertiaries desiring to receive the indulgence attached to the General Absolution must receive the sacraments, pray for the Pope's intention, and receive the absolution according to the prescribed formula. Indulgences: 1. Plenary and partial for Tertiaries (Cc. See January 1, No. 3). 2. 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