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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-06
MINNEAPOLIS Produce.

M1NNEAPOIISs April
WHEAr-No. hard was steady, closing ct
N No. i'm northern 1i. m IS BID for cash.
CoHN-Light sales; 32@32c, according to con"
dition.
FIoun-M Minneapolis patents, in sacks; to local
dealers, S705; for, shipment IL g sackg, car
lots, SIS a0@7 O5; in barrels 81 O5@7 25 delivered
at New ENGLAND points, 81 65G17 IS; at New York
points, >755@7 Is; rye -four. pure, nominal. at
Il 75@2 Der 100 lbs, and buckwheat. 1896 per bbl
BRAN--Held at Sc 50a7.
SHoRTs-Bulk, s. 50a7 50.
The range Of sample sales ie from 2S@H OF.
RYE--Noninal at 45@50c for Nos 2 and 3.
BARLEY -Quiet at from 40@5oc for Nos ands
BUTTER-In job lots: Fancy creamery, 2o@23c
extra frsts, 20@22; dairy, fancy, I!@1ee; dairy;
seconds, 11@1sc; dairy, thirds, 1o@11c; packing
Enthusiastically fresh, lie.
CHEFsE-Fancy full cream, 8@9c; fine full
cream, 7@Sc; part skins. 496c.
POTATOES-25a3.
HGpEs-la5. Green sailed, SAG: Sheep pelts,
25a1 90.
Dressed turkeys 11a12 per ID.
WooL-Unwashed, 15a19c per 10: 2ia27 for
tub washed.
ON1ONs-40a50c per bu.
BEANs-Fancy navy per bu, .75a2.O.
HAY-5.00 for wild: 800 for timothy.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-06

Messrs. Sullivan and Trainor, students
at St. Thomas Seminary will be ordain-
ed TO the priesthood next Saturday.
Their work will commence in the do
cese of st. Paul.
John w: Henion, j. T. flaming and
Matt Walsh have received invitations
to attend the ninth annual meeting of
the American Water Works Associa-
ton, at Louisville, April Is, II and IS.
John Lee is among Minneapolis
friends again after an extended trip
through Montana, Washington and
Oregon. Mr. Lee is we'll pleased with
the country through which he has trav-
eled.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-06
ONE YEARS BUs1N ESS.
Altman & 10. Celebrate Their First An
niversarv Thursday.

niyersarY Thursday.
just one year last Thursday the
doors of the great clothing house of
Altman & Co, 81 and 80 Washington
Avenue South, were opened to the pub
lie. The day will be remembered with
pleasure by all who were fortunate
enough to visit their store at that time,
Their first anniversary Of their advent
into business in Minneapolis was cele-
brated Thursday afternoon and even
ing. Business was entirely suspended
for the day, and at 2::20 o'clock the doors
Of the spacious building were thrown
open to the public, revealing an inter-
ior richly decorated in holiday attire.
Throughout the entire afternoon and
until 8 O'Clock in the evening the store
was visited by q continuous throng of
people. each of the number as thew
passed down the isle being presented
with elegant souvenirs Of the day by
Manager McWatters. DAM Orches~
tia was present and their splendid
music was enjoyed heartily by many
thousands Of visitors Messrs. Altman
& Co. are to be- congratulated on the
SUCCESS they have achieved in their one
years business in Minneapolis and
Judging from the thousands of visitors
on Thursday, it is evident that on their
second anniversary their business will
have been largely increased. For their
generous treatment Of the Minneapolis
people last Thursday, deyoting an ell
tire day and evening for their enjoy
ment, Messrs. Altman e. Co. deserve
much credit,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-06
PERSONAL.

Archbishop Ireland and Father Shan.
ley visited ST. Cloud during the week.
Jon Murray, the actor, well known in
Minneapolis, died in Marshalltown,
Iowa, Thursday.
Mr.. I. Altman, of Altman & Co.
clothlers. of Buffalo, Minneapolis and
New York City, is in the city on two
weeks visit.
G. G. Belanger Of Altman s. Co. is re.
joicing over the arrival al his home
1900 Harrison street, of brand new
girl heir to the Belanger estates.
w. n. McWatters manager for
Messrs. Altman & Co. clothiers OF
Minneapolis will leave for the East to-
morrow night to be absent about two
weeks.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-06
Complimentary.

Remarks complimentary of The
IRISH STANDARDS st. Patricks annual
continue to come in from different sec
tions Of the country from press
and people. We publish few from
our esteemed contemporaries along the
line of the Northern Pacific Jhis week:
lin GLOVER GREEN
N. w. News, Grand Forks: The
Irish STANDARD Of Minneapolis came
out IN clover green on St. Patrick's day.
The Standard is always in clover as d
good newspaper should be.
DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO ENJOY LIFE"
Brainard Journal: The St. Patrick's
annual edition Of THE IRISH STAN
DARD, Of Minneapolis, was a most ex-
cellent issue. The Irishman who gets
along without the Irish Standard
doesn't know how to enjoy life.
I'm HONOR OF ST. PATRICK"
Langdon Oak Courier: The IRISH
STANDARD, of Minneapolis came to US
this week with fine green covers in hon
or of St. Patrick. The paper looks
very neat and we congratulate the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Edward O'Brien, upon the
SUCCESS his journal is achieving.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-06
From TUESDAYS Elections,

Dewitt c. Creiger, democrat, was
elected Mayor OF Chicago.
Judge Noonan. democrat, elected
Mayor of st. Louis.
twas a draw in Milwaukee.
Harry II. Beasler, democrat, chosen
Mayor of Ashland.
Winona re elected Mayor Ludwig,
Judge Allen was reelected without
opposition.
Mankato reelected Mayor Pau.
Democrats made clean sweep at
Prairie de Chen, Wis, and lost nearly
everything at Faribault, MINI.
Anoka elected the entire Peoples
ticket. T. M. Ryan was chosen Alder
man of the First ward.
Dubuque democratic by from l45 to
100 majority.
Chippewa Falls and. GAINESVILLE, Wis,
both democratic. Eau Claire repuDli-
can.
Saltwater elected ed. W. DruAnt,
democrat, Mayor, by 218 majority.
NO gain for either party at La Crosse,
Wis, while Oshkosh goes heavily Re-
publican.
Mandan, OAK. democratic for the
first time in years.
Superior, Wis, elected the entire
democratic ticket.
Kansas City elected the entire Re
publican ticket with the exception Of
Treasurer.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-06
BARNEY MOUSSE aONORED.
He IS Presented With Handsome Gold
Watch by Members Of the Crusaders So
ciety-Father McGolrick makes the
Presentation Address.

"~|~>~S>O0
Bernard Mousse is without doubt the
most popular member of the Immacu-
late Conception Crusaders Society, a
fact that was demonstrated at their en-
tertainment where, before an audience
of more than $50 persons. Mr.. Mousse
was on last Tuesday evening presented
with a handsome gold watch and chain,
{their value being over $1O0) by his as
sociate members of the society. Their
spiritual director, Rev. James McGol1
rick, was asked to make the presenta.
ton address, which he did in q most
pleasing manner. Never before have
we heard q richer tribute Of love and
esteem paid to any living person than
was that which was rendered to Bernard
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-06
The People S

Tonight "The Lights o. London"
will close another successful week at
the :'People's'' theatre. Next week by
special arrangement with VIM. Gillette
it's author, the popular Madison Square
success, "Esmeralda" will be produced
with Messrs. Evans, Gossin. and Miss
es. Salisbury Johnston and Strong tax,
ing the prominent parts.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-06
Oklahoma Wide Open!

Now that the President has issued his
proclamation declaring the Oklahonaa.
lands open for the taking OF claims,
every one will be interested in knowing
how they can reach this section with as
little delay as possible, and The least ex-
pense.
The Minneapolis 81 st. Louis Rail
way. stAlEert Lea Route" in connec-
ton with the Chicago, Kansas IL Il g.
braska Ry. offers the only direct aud
feasible route to this section.
Only one change Of cars between St,
Paul or Minneapolis and Pound Creek,
1. T., where connections are made With
Stage line for Ft. Reno, TT. Still, and all
interior points in the Oklahoma country,
For rates, time table, ETC., address
your nearest r. r. Agent, or write to S.
E. Boyd, G.. r. Il p. A., M. & ST. l.. Try.
Minneapolis.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-06
MINNEAPOLIS.
THE THEATRES.
The Grand.

Roland Feed will delight the
theatre goers for the first
three nights Of the coming week
at the "Grand" in the wv oman Halter"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights,
"H!gh Tlde,'' written by F. z. Weadon
of the Grand" will be produced.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-06

Magistrate.-Madam, your husband
charges you with assault?
Madam Yes. your honor: L asked
him il he would ever cease to love me,
and he was so slow in answering that I
hit hlm with mop. I'm only a. woman.
your honor (tears) and woman's life
without love is a mere blight.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-06

More velvet, both black and colored,
has been sold, bought and worn this
season than for ten years past.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15

Ibaltung reli9i6ier @emeinoel9ulsn uns orp=
benbe llnbeil liest aber in Der Spaltung beg
SOlfs ni9t nur bur6 relisi6ie, lonoerr
AUDI bur9 ioetale &liifte iinD bur6 lol9e,
Die aus Der Serl6ieDenbril oer Gaeen ent=
iteben. @s liegt in Der sssenieitigen @i=
| ferl16t unD ber1 MtBtraucrt, bic babur9
berppr9ebra6t tperoen; in Der 9luffelluna
uno llebung bes @runpl laees, baB bic
beut DE Der bic Iran56lti9 e
0 Der trsenb etne anoere fire nj
BE Spra9e Bier slet9e Sfe9 e
NIT Der ensltl den babe.
Die Sc iabr, Die uns Don letten Der reli=
giDlen @enteinbei6ulen brpbt beltebt bar
in oaB pieielben unie Solf in 5pet Itrens=
9ei6teoene &lallsn tbeilen. llnb 5par se=
Il6iebt bieB in ben Gagen Der Su9eab, bie
liza fir @inbriide ant en1pfdnsli6ltsn lit.
Our9 btele S9sibuns miro Die @lei6f0r-
lnt9fett uno Oas @eneingefabl aufgboben,
oas aus senteinlaner grSiebung ii9 au ent=
rptfeln pfle9t. l1nb bod liegt in bielem
Genleinsefiibl 9eraoe Die Stdrte eiltes re-
publtednii6en Staates.
Die 2lufnterfianfeit bes @6ulboarb
Don 9aperbia wuroe iiinsit ouf cine Yri=
pati6ule fit fran50iii6-eanabii9e &inber
selenft. NDtan batts bic S6uler Dem 6f=
fentlt9eu S9ulen ent5pgett, un1 lte in iene
@enteinoeanitalt gu ielloen.
sus Die Wfitglieoer Des goarb bieielbe
beia6ter, fanoen iie, baB oiele 9lnl ltalt in
etnem Sbeil Der Stabt lag, Der bon 9 te r.
B du ern tptntntelte /! Der bort att
geitellte 2ebrer aber fonnte nur bte
fran50itide Spra9e ipre6en;
uno bas eiu5tge TIT Der slni italt benutte
Sertbu4 mar-etn fran5Diilder &ate6is=
mus"
9sattrlid iit bieB aues tbeils erlosen,
tbeils auf bas sr6bli6lte itbertrieben. slber
es 5etgt bod, M Obsr Der 8tnb ;
mebt: 0ieie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS min Die
Il terri d ts freibeit t 5eritOren,
neil iie bieOeutlden (unoSransoien) nt6t
ouloen mill. @ewaltiam me CT
orD lung ober So9 Der Gerlu6
sewalttbdtiser @rpiirsuns unierer bered=
ttsten @lsentbitmlidfeit 1T I'M anause.
.9lmertfa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15

Die gapelle nit ibrem qei6mafppQen
funltrei9en glltar (ein @el9enf bes ,Sbio
8uiienfreunO' unb Der ebenip gel6ntafppQe
&reu5ipeg (ein @ei6enf BON &unlti6reiner
ST.. SueB III Naperpi1le ST. ninlnt fi6
gar pradtpoQ aus. Die Gpntmunipnbanf
(ein @ei9enf beS &unlti6reiners 6rn.
9alitrif BON &o6eiter, 0t. 81 pirb ieben
Gag erwartet, unO miro oiclelbe BEN anbern
Ot6beln ni9t na9iteben. Die Sirrna
8en5iger idenfte cine l66ne nabe5u 2 SUP
bobe Otpnl ltran5 neblt &anpntaleln in
gotbii9em Druf. Die 6irma Buitet
l6enfte 6 9Ot5ii6e 9lltarleu9ter neblt 8eib=
maiierbefsn. 9lnoere npt6penbige fleinere
@e9enitdnbe fir Die gapelle lteben i9on in
NuSii6t. Nir brau9en aber nod 5 SIR
denitiible pOn eireu 12 SUP 2dnse, unb ei=
mem Sei6ftubl, un6 ba ST. 5aulbaber,
&unlti4reirer in Glepelanb, lt9 erboten,
AUDI mas fir Die gapeae gu MAIDEN, 70
brau4t ii6 nod @iner gu finoen, nm bas
Seblenbe gu er9dn5en. $50 iit Der !?
Die gape0e ltebt bur9 etne S6iebtbiire
NIT einem 9r6Bern 3immer in gerbinouna,
nlo erm0sli6t uns bieie ginri6tuns, berz
ielben eine 9dnse bon GA SUB gu seben.
Der grlDS aus ben 2ep=gil6ern bat uns
lebr piel 9ebOlfen mir boffen, baB es 10
metter 9ebt. $6O,382,64 baben bic beut=
l9en &atbolifen nun i9on 5uiammen9e=
lteuert, bas lit iebr i66n. Oas Seblenbe
miro gepiB nun AUDI balb 5uiamnen iein
10 bab eS uns erm69li9t wirb, Die feier=
li9e @rDffnun9 bes 9anaen 6auies anfitn=
oigen gu f0nnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15
0arriinn's &eaieramQ uno bic Su>

9arriinm's &esieruns nmb bic Sm:
ntaner s@nlen. Inter Der lleberl6rif
"Non-P Partisan Indian Schools" mad
Der .Sprinsfielb Gepublioan' folsenbe Be:
merfenswertbe Ofittbeilungen
ugs mirb bert6tet, baB gpmlnildr Mor.
gan beldloiien babe, auf ben Snbianer 9te:
ierpationen 10 balb als m0glta an iteue be,
bisber DON peri6iebenen reltsi6ien @enpi;
ieni idaften - BreSbpterianern, Wetbpbtiten
gpiifOpalen, Sudferr, &atbplifeu - gelet=
teten S6ulen, lpelde pom Staate lett Sc
neral @rant's erlter Slbminil ltratipn unter=
ltiet puroen, parteiloie, Dfientli9
Sdalen ein5ufiibren, pelde unter Der Sber=
aufiibt bes Snbianer Bureaus iteben.
DieB seidiebt auf srunb Des ri6ttsen
Princips, oaB Der Staut epnfeli iioneue=lllt=
terri4ts Inltalten nt9t unterltiisen fann.
Das bisberise Spten1 mar nur etn geptb=
bebelf unb muB aufgeseben tperoen. Der
BIan ss auf5u9eben, fOn,mt aber ni6t erlt
bon General Wtorsan. @r tpurDe i6on
unter glepelanb's 9lbninil niltration eefaBt
unb Serr glepelanb DeBpegen Dffentli6
9ei6mdbt CD. Die Staatsresierung fam
lelbitperlt ltdnblid Die Wiilionsl9ulen ange=
fibrter relisi0ier @enoiieni6aften nidt auf=
beben, benn lte f6nnen lol6e nit pollitem
unb beiten 9e9te sritnben, aber nt6t auf
Soften Der Ser, Staaten."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15
sneialz zGumgreb in siitti6.

Der fplsenoe v9lufruf" tpirb uns NIT
Der gitte UNI SerDffentli9ung auseianOt:
70 - Im fiinfttgen s. September lpiro in
2iitti9, Selgien, Der 3. Sooial gon9reB
er6ffnet iper6en. Oerielbe miro eiren I'M
ternutiOnalen Gburafter tragen. Gom bp9m'=
item Sii6of bon 2iitti6 NIT benz internatio-
nalen 9beil biel les Gongrelies betraut, perbe
i6 mid an Die &atbolifen Der Ser. Staaten
nit Der 8itte, li9 an D;eiem Gon9relle anf
Die eine Ooer anoere 2lrt 5u betbeiligen, UNI
our6 ein aa9emeines YOr9eben ben 8er=
banblungen Oes GpngreiIes in ibrer iocialen
Sepeutung Die 9r6Btm0gli9e 9luSDebnun9
nnb Dem gr6Btm6gliden la9bruf 5u se=
ben. - Inter DEN baielbit gu perbanbeln6en
Gbematen ieien fOlgenbe eripdbnt Sn=
ternatiOna lie Sc &egelung Der
SOnntassrube Sc nberz unb
Srauenarbeit in BEN QSerf d t.
ten IrbettS 9utgeietgebun
uiw. - Gin anberes fir uns &atbolifen
iebr bebeutungsppaes 9benla miro ierner
iein Die ial p plttti9e Not r.
p penbtgfett Der l1nab b6 d ng tgfeit
bes pdpitltden Stubles. @ez
tptB finb oieie 5rasan alle bon Der gr1Bten
Wi9tigfeit fir Die beutise @eltorbnung.
9lrgentinien Gbile, 8raiilien, gcnabor
baben ibre 8etbetligung 5ugelust Die Ser.
Staaten bon 9torD 2lmerifa, bieie neue
Wiege oes &atbolieiSmuS, pirb ni9t feblen
oitrfen - Die 2Irt Der 8etbeiligung fann
nun fOlsenoerntaBen sei6eben y bur4
@nt lenDnng BON etgenen De-
legaten. Dieles mare nm 10 lei9ter srt
bewerfiteaigen, als piele seraOe jest bod
na9 europa reiien. p bur9 gntlenbun9
BON 3u # nj sabreiien unb
Oepel d en- aus perl9iebenen Srten ber
Union. = gor AGem ioGte Die lpcial,
pOlitti3e NOtbp snbisfeit Der
Il ma bh gtgfett bes pdpltli=
den Stubles betont werDen.
Dieier aasenteine &uf Der &atbolifen ans
alien Welttbeilen miro ni9t iiberb0rt tperz
ben f6unen. - Die a6reiien wdren
inter nleinem Namen gu ri9ten na9 ct.
9lnSries leg. 9ruses, Belgium; Die & elez
sramme { aber unter Der aoreiie Come
WulobOtt, GOnsreB SOeiul, siese, Belgium
(pom so. Sept.
Sm gtamen bes bo6w'it 8ii6ofs BON
2iittid tpieberbole i9 alio neine gitte UNI
getbeiligung unO ri6te iie an Die Brielter
unb 2aien Der Union, an bic Siin9lings>
unb Wdnner- -0ereine.
Sir Gott fir Die bl. &ir9e unb fir bas
@Obl Der Oteni6beit!
Graf @alobptt BON 8ornbeim,
ct. anbries le5. gruses, Belgium,
Suit 1889.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15

gepiomet linb. Der slufruf 5um &atboli=
fentase in Glepelanb entbdlt Den folsenbeu
b6dit benerfenspertben Sas uSm In=
geii6te Der pielfaden 8eltrebungen, uniere
fatbolii6em S6ulen 81 5erit6ren, 1T es un=
iere Bfli9t oiien einauitebeu fir unier sutss
Ge6t." l1nb unter Den &eben, Die ant er=
lten Nbeno 9ebalten peroen iOllen, tpirb Die
amette Die S9ul 5rage (belpnbers Die
Sreibeit Der S6ule) bebanoeln. @s i9etnt
bieraus berpcr5ugebem oaB man in Glepe=
lano feine Sober in Die Suft 5u idieBen be-
abii6tist, ionbern baB man lt6 auf Die iptrf=
li6 breunenoe i3eitfrage, Die Der S6ulfrei=
beit ooer llnterri6tsfreibett, beidrdnfen pil
Die &nomnotbinss mollen unlere Genteir1=
oel6ulen in &etten lesen, um ite selesent=
li9 gang aug Der @elt au idaffen. !9ter=
sesen 5nna4it nnr bier9e9en fdmpfen mir.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15

81. General Geriammluns bes 9ent>
i6em &Gmii@ : &atbulii@en
Central Sereins hnn
Nnrb Qlmerifa.
9ln bic 8eamten unb OtitslieOer qller benz
.. Sc. 6. gentral=gerein ansel9piie=
men Gereine

sln Die 8eautten unb Otit9lieber aller benz
.. st. 6. gentral=Gerein anseI9olle=
men Geretne
9lm l., g., 3. un6 4. September bieles
Sabres finbet gu Glepelanb, Sbip, Der sar
i6Dnen 9iigelltabt AM liibli6en llfsr 6es
@rie=Sees, bic "a. @eneral=geriammlung
oes Oeutiden G6nii9 &atbolii9en genz
tral Sereins itatt.
SIM 9tamen bes Brdi iibenlen bes Gent
tral Sereins erlaube t6 mir, Sie gu bieler
Geriammlung ber5ltbit etnsulaben.
Cine redt rese 9beilnubme bon ieiten
Der Dele9aten mare ber5li6 eripiinl6t ba ia
oer Central Serein bur9 9lni9luB pieler
9ooal Sereine, iopie bur9 ben auBerse=
w6bnli4en 8eitritt an Wtit9liebern 6es
@itttpelt= uno @aiien Spnb ale rrla9e
bat, auf ieinen @rfOl9 Biz Oato itol5 au
iein.
Der ntral=Geretn, Die dlteite fatbplil9e
Organization in ben Ser. Staaten, bul6i9t
aGidbrli6 bem id6nen @ebrau6, 6ffentli9
our6 feline Oelegaten aus alien Tbeilen ber
Union feline slnbdnslidfeit aur futbOliiden
Stride gu befunben.
u@tntgfeit nla9t itarf" bteies Spri9=
mort gilt belonbers uuieren 8ereinen.
3nm Sdluiie fiise id bel, baB CUR ielbi=
gen 3eit unb an bentielben Srte bic 3te
Gneritanil6 zDeuti9e tbOlifen=Serialunt=
lung tasen iptrS.
Sn Der Soffnuns eine srOBe Sdaar BON
Deleaaten bes .. st. Central Sereins IN
Glepelanb besriiBen Su biirfent perbleibe t4
ersebenit Der Sbrise,
clemens S9uGts
gorreiponoirenoer unb lSinans Secretdr
beS .. SC. 6. Central Sereins
BON 9torb g(merifa.
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Jabr9ane 22.-ur. A.

rer. Sie ipllten Sbre 8efannten ni6t per=
oantmen wenn ni6t AUDI lie bas 4Blebse
nebmen', wenn es audi ideinen mag Sene
beoitrften oeilen mebr als Ste; AUDI iollten
Ste ii6 Semen seseniiber ni9t iiberbeben,
neil Sie Elm 9utes Berf setban unO TAPER
ein Spfer sebradt baben gu ipel6em Sbre
i6wd6eren Sreuuoe ii6 nt6t enti9lieben. !"
Das iinb l66ne uno perniinftige @orte,
tbrem @egenltanbe Our9aus angemeIen.
Oer9lei4en miro ieber &atbolif gu Mir
btgen ptiien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15
9ie erffe bl. Meile in Der 0eo>6aus.

Gapeae. Am 1. Sonntag im Nuguit
purbe gum l. NAL bas bl. MeBopier in Der
2sO 9aus gapele bargebradt lnb sfpar
fir ale BObltbdter oes 2eO 6auies. -
gttpa 20 ginwanDerer neblt eini9en anbern
batten ii9 einsefltnben barunter SSrau
S4miblin unb 5rau S9ubfegel BON 8uf=
falo, tpel9e BON einem gelu9 aus Der alren
9eintatb 5uriidfebrten nit einigen 12 friid
GngewanDerten. gs mar pirfli9 rfbrenb,
als gum 1. mai IN bteien Deauern Das
pereinte lauie @ebet aug Dem Wfun6e oeut-
i6er ginDunberer eri6pa. @etpiB bat Die
ies erife Gebet @ottes befonbern Segen aui
Das llnternebmen bes Geo =9auies berabgez
rrfen.
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Gin neiter Qlnnrii.
W.. HI.

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gtummer Der enslil9=amerifanil9en 3eit=
i9rift .Gbe Sprum entbdlt einen Opppel=
augriff uuf Die ltnterri9 8 rel j.
belt.
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prptei itantil9e gildpf q. Glepelanb Gore
sritnpliden SaB 9egen Die ySrentb9ebpre=
men" berprrSurufen. llnb nahbem Der
Spnen 10 genitgeno bereitet it, idt gilbert
6. Bartlett Die Oradensdbne Der 1einb=
i9aTt sesen Die reli9iDlen Genteinbei9u=
len.
Sn elmer fein ausseba9ten ginleituna
ftselt er 5und6't DEN StplS Der S6bne ber
8ilgerpdtsr
gSie berrli9 mar es- bp4-leuist ct
ais mir mod in Otaiiahuletts allein reqier.
ten! (slls mir ungeitDrt Den Gudfern BIZ
Sbren abi6uitten uno 6eren lhnlprten }
uSisfgreifeilpe 8erdnberun9ei1-ianlm
Bartlett -baben ii9 in unIerer aeie0i6aft.
li9en uno ltaatliden Gage poIspsen.- :
9tp9 bepeutun9spcaere iteben in slusli6t
penn
In neighboring schools the children
bred to feel
Unnatural hate, disjoined in speec1
and creed
Oas, bas lit Die @efabr, Die uns aus be1
9annlun9speiie Der fat plti DEF
6 irde unb bes frembqeb + {
men Clements in iaden ber@rsiebun!
Su ertpadien orpbt.
Oas IN Der 6rinbung unb Auireater
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cine Srau Wt p brif, tpel9e eine 9ti9te
Des ebernaIi9en BrdiiDenten Der conf0oerir<
ten SiiSitaaten Seiferion Dapis iein iOG.
Desen gergiftuns ibres @atten gum Galsen
rer1rtbeilt woroen.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09

To make gooi whiiewash use skim
milk with limo instead Of water, and it
will DC more durable.
A coating 81 linsced oil, applied 10 the
outbuildings. will prove Of benefit II
coloned Ia some manner Il will nearly
equ5l paint.
Apropos 81 mulching winter wheat, q
correspondent Of the Country Gentleman
says; Whom was d boy. before the
war, back In old Virginia Il was COM
mon custom FOR farmers 70 scatter straw
thinly over the poorest knobs Of their
wheat fields IN the TALL. and always with
good results"
In speaking Of naked fallows the
Farm Home says; "A crop Of ragweed
on n subtle field Is n real blessing in
protecting the soil from the scorching
sunshine 81 August, which is the season
that The process Of MULTIPLICATION shows
the greatest activity" II Il be neces-
sary that the soil should be covered
with vegetation let IL be with something
OF greater value than ragwced, which Is
upon any farm, especially when allowed
20 60 TO seed. rs the seed appear to
hold their vitality In the soil for years.
DO not sell hay; Il Is the most unfor-
tuaato crop that We can sell from the
farm. making an exceedingly heavy
draft on the fertility Of the soil for
very limited money return. Tho money
value Of the clements Of plant food con-,
tanned In ton Of timothy hay is S6.lSi
IN a ,oa Of clover hay 1929. We can
not afford 70 20 into the market aud
buy The chemicals which will produce
those goods for the sums mentioned.
Tho roadsidcs, fence corners, rub
bish. thicl,cts and weeds should be,
completely cleared up not only for the
advantage OF tho appearances but be-
cause such are used as tho harboring
places of insects. Destruction to crops
win follow neglect TO clear out tho
growth in inaccessible places where!
The pillow, cultivator and harrow cannot
co Then the hoe should be used, and
,ire made 10 consume everything that Is.
q nuisance.
Every farmer should have q big,
match OF ruta-bagas or Swedes. Iheyi
can be put In any time in June and al
bic crop be had. They are good for the
cattle, hogs and sheep. They require:
but little work when The land is Wen
prepared and enriched.