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SITS
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Gsbenoes 9efliigel, pro pfuno:
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DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITCT,-
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straSt, uHO u spitts's Su8e.nrluna. Sir. 90.
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TYPEWRITER.

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1909 Wpoca, Der bette il Qtbaute lppcurtter. User
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"a @efo aussufeiGen e.
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beliebi9en getrassn
tn
9euidutin & Goutp.'s.

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efros. Rop1,2AS,1S
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SU UtTtuuTtH'
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& n. Z 1llaQbe
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In,eisen. 81 pertaniem.
Su perfaufen.
3u perfau EN-:

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1878. $40 9aar unD Der Jtcit III ltt5 Monatsn.
Ruan ana g~,nj.t.bet perOcH. NabjuIraqtn III Nr.
81, collins StraBt. tHoozo'lN
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In Dermietben.

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Sm Haiutz8 tbduot, @oltimorezSt raBe, uno Volt
SfirezWpeuus. Spppcl : gilreau oil S1Ilet=
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3 peig r.

Station 81, 9ofuion - !. 4. Zee, suptrintsn.
bent.
Station 6, Qiebt. NM 6amburQs 5trnbe Geo.
$. elliott, Superintendent
citation :, Carroll - Sol. a5ttp, Sa,r:ntsn.
lent.
citation G, arlington 8. 6. &uf:1, su2,r:
t%ntenocrt.
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eupuinttnotrt
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tcuocut.
citation !, Gaitsrn= uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- 4ouis Itbicnftlo, Superintendent
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oith. superintendent.
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gel, SupCriutmOsnttn.
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allen, SuptriutsHotnt
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6. &. Giuiuaiton, SuptrintsnOtnt.
Citation 6, NorrOitsGds 1aps umo Shtliers
strab. - 6barlcs 3. drcDtr, superintendent.
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NaIttmurer Warfth.ri&te.

(Oeri&tet flYs:a -Deutfter gorreiponeenttt."S
D~attimere ben Is. Sanuar 1900
Die heuttee Wsisenjuiuhr betrus $500 Suihd.
Der @lepator.nzgorratb 6l5.92s Suihs Serionst
BON ben gIepotoren - Buih.I. g.rtauft nur.
ben - BuiheI unb - Woaeon.
Solsenbe 1abeGe a.iet ben b~:utlaer, ben %stitrtatn
unb ben Itstidbrisen 5taue Der lB.iaenpr,tie In uer'
Decentralization
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GIN. l.abtpvls GarIu; IeInts 2anO; Wanllon=
&aus UNA uustmtiHs Observation-Disclosures. IInt
gaze G,It9eHDcIt iig amen iuHStn ytann mt stiDas
faoltal. Na1iuiraQtn bel 21nl. 3. y b /. 9r. 5,
Git=YtrlnatoH=S tra5t. (96-]
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Yotmarfcn=M sentaren.
8er{htebsne Staottbeile, in peldsn
Yoit WertbIafen pertauFt
mprhpn

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Nori=8oao 49, Qurueq =. Seppinaton.
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bert Z. g. Nm.
y. Strabs unb @untinqoonsNpt 2Ouis
8tinoonar.
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Sbcibt.
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groaopap uuo galtimorczS trubs George ).
9Rap.
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9roipr.
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8 al Ct o,utise .3ufubr 2.562 SuipsL; 6.143
Iuidbtl iuridaesogen; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3l2.S'2

Mot tlolfnslrt- ...'..-.@o -@o7a
Salttmcrer 8 fesIen.Sorie.
(Eerthttt Iur ben n Oeutihcn Sorrefponoe1tea" ourt
Dtlbbenoori, Otiuer b Sol
Baltimore. ben 1S. Sanudr 1900.
UltAbenbsrt, Oluer Il Sc. brrepneH tut 5raIcs:
Fanturss2rotten I-......, auI 80 aase, auJ
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90 1a5e. oteihsmart 81 3!i6, Sutbtn 39H
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Siht 4.S7A-h, tauimiuHiiae 49,.
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bun Der NIti fen Sd e Dirt BUN Sbeaz
tsr5sttel printe lpiie, mo Sd SAne bel@
lie9enp Elm osrDo mitidrid, mo sic abb
brinte tOnne:
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su perfaufcn:
Il -. 81 uro 10 GdtG, 3tAIy; ttE ntuts paus
oui e;ntm; bldg, p.nn pleit 28ebs NOD ~ssrsauit.
va crlragsn Du yannon, III. 10. 81. 9aul'
Gtrabs Baltimore. (Cft2e.
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Tragt die
Inter
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unp
I ole hueo QUITE, UIe I'M ImIeL 6eKt
il; ! it &MNz@
Siehmdrfte.

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fuhr Don Rineui.h bttrus $500 Stiid;
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pariir.noen Vr.iisu. Shm.ine : 3ufuhr:
$4,000: Wartt iietls; Die 3 eli. oarr,lrteu
,lpiit.n s4.40 unb $4.774. S6aait: 3ufuhr
1000; Murit fet, Ole Yreil. uarr,tr,en
;pliten {4.30 unb 1920.
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Serlangt i'm MQaemeinen.
SIehensOeinh,

SteGIreeiu6: 49,.
Gin gddtr iudt Sicue us ,sits &iaa fIt edtts
AND 9ruo. HabjuiraQ:R IN Ri. lo25, eaf;r"5
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Gin ileiBioer Woun piiuibt irQsuo pe!Dt
StsluuQ. 3ab3uiraQcn b,i &errmann, nj. 9z1'
81 VI 1S-2O
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Niebfutter= uno StrubpreiIe.

W1e1tulters n Slrogpfet1e.
HoIgeu0.s l,uo bic aui ben iiaatlit.n
@aagen fir: 6eu, Strsb u. |. 10. seiteru e..
~,ielteu prelie:
Norbrueflih d. Us aaae.
eu--limoths '6eu $500 - SIC, gem.
$1,000 bis $1,000, 8le.heu Sl4.0O bis
$14.5O pro Come.
Snob.-8aiS.ufroh $3.50, 8oss.u.
froh $l4.50-Sl5, 9atertr0s $3.50 $3.50
pro Come.
Mats - s2.15 bis 1925 pre- SaB.
Setlihe @aase
Sen - Slmotbus0eu (altes) $l4 - SIG,
neu.s S.u bis, alseb.u $500 bis $l4
pro Sonne.
~strop-Wats.uftob $3.50 1880. Ross.n.
lrob 1854 II. pait1frob ~S7.50-ss.5o
pro 2oIne.
Dla,s - s2.15 bis 1926 pso Tas.
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m.,.. peutiae Sefrtss SlstHs Set
s'" SHIusrate ShIusrat.. lsStts 5ahr

Wais. - 3ulubr 1898. &IeDatoIen : @or'
rats 1,243, 41USuihel. Serianot bon ben sle9atoTe1
uno :. NDasgons.
Nola,nbt Eabcae s.ist ben ~beutisen, ben sthrlstH
uno ben lestid6rls,n staas Der 4e.ssnpreIIe IN ptr'
alethenpcr ueSeriiht:
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-26
CRIPPLE CREEK.


Correspondence Intermountain Catholic
Cripple Creek, Colo, May 21-In pur-
suance of the notice given some time
ago, Secretaries Kelly and Campbell of
the Miners Union, investigated the
miners working on some of the larger
properties, with the result that all
the non-union men were persuaded to
join the union. Credit is due the vari-
GUS superintendent for their temper
ate, courteous and impartial attitude
in the matter.
Mr.. o. Lampman started for Canyon
City Sunday, but struck washout and
returned.
Judge McFeeley went down to Pu-
eblo the 21st.
The Barbers' Union has adopted a
rate of S. for shaving corpse.
.
T. j. Moynahan has left for Europe.
His son John will join him at Quincy,
Ills. They expect to be gone four
months.
Mrs. William Hunter contemplates an
extended visit to Ireland for her health
some time in July.
Johnny Monroe has resigned his no
sition with the Midland Terminal and
gone down to Salida to accept a posi-
ton with Denver & Rio Grande rail
road.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-26
ORTTUARY

On Wednesday, May 16, the soul of s.
year-old Michael Kohut winged its
flight to eternity He was the dearly
beloved son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ko-
hut of Globeville. For weeks the little
one had been suffering from the effects
of an accident which occurred on ne
railroad tracks near his home. His
spirits departure from it's fraiI tene-
ment was marked by all the pIacidity
Of a sunset"
The funeral took place from the An
nunciation Church last Friday.
To the bereaved parents the Inter-
mountain Catholic extends its deepest
sympathy.
Miss Mary Thompson died at St. Jo
seph's hospital on May 16. and was
buried from Logan Avenue Chapel May
is, at $3.50, Rev. Father Casey officiat-
ing.
Mrs. Catherine Brady was buried
from Logan Avenue Chapel last Fri
day at o'clock. Interment at Mt Oil
vet.
The funeral of the late Charles ].
Donnelly took place from the Sacred
Heart Church last Sunday afternoon
at 2:SO. The interment at Mt. Olivet
cemetery was by special train.
The funeral of Frank z. Connors was
held from st. Dominic's Church last
Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Sisson of 1915 California
street died last Sunday, and was buried
at Logan Avenue Chapel on Tuesday
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Keating was buried at Mt. Oil |
vet last Tuesday afternoon.
Michael Dunn. aged 20 years. died
last Saturday at the residence of his /
son, Joseph p. Dunn, 2941 Josephine |
street The funeral took place from I
Sacred Heart Church on Monday at
2:SO. Father Barry officiated and
most impressive sermon.
mains to Mt Olivet. where he gave the
final blessing.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-26
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: ANACONDA. !


| correspondence Intermountain Catholic
Inc concert given under the auspices
OF the Catholic club on Tuesday even
ing was a brilliant success, both fin
ancially and socially. There was q
large, and appreciative audience pres
ent on the occasion and each number
was heartily encored.
The programme was admirably and
harmoniously arranged and the mum
bers all of high class, were rendered
with taste and rare ability. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Quartette, ''The Chimes" (Theo,
Westman), Frank Reeves, Frank
Kathary, Bert Smith, Harry Scare.
Solo, THE Yeoman'S wedding Song"
j. J. McGuiness.
Solo, ''Becuse 1 Love You, Dear" &C.
b. Hawley), Mrs. H. F. Collins.
Violin solo, lie Pas des Fleurs''
(tlmile SaureD, Miss Jennie Morgan
Solo, Across the Sands (MillarO,
Charles Hoff.
Piano solo, (a) "Kamennoi Ostrow'
"a Portrait of Lady, Op. 10 Grub
mstein: (b) Humoreske, Opp. 6, No. 4
(Greig), George H. Greenwood.
Solo Love in Springtime" (Ardite),
Miss Jennie Morgan.
Solo, Queen of the Earth (Ciro Pin
sute), George Martz.
Solo, "Old King Time" driving EN-
erson), E. A. Davis.
Solo, flower song from Faust Mrs.
IgnatiuS Donnelly.
Quartette, Mrs. U. N. Perusse, Miss
Myrtle Pickel, Philip Harriss, j. H.
Thomas.
The entertainment committee of the
Catholic club having the concert in
charge consisted of Peter Towey, J. G..
OConnor. Harry ONeill, Joseph Nc
Caffrey, jr., Thomas Kelley, J. E. Nc
Carthy and William Clark.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-26
C M. B. A.

At a regular meeting of Sacred Heart
Branch No. !, G. NJ. b. A, held Wednes-
day evening, May 16. 1900, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heav-
enly Father in his infinite wisdom to
take unto Himelf the beloved son of
our esteemed brother, E. P McGovern.
therefore. be it
Resolved, Inasmuch as words cannot
express our sincere sympathy, yet upon
reflection we reminder Gods promise
TO redeem the truly good and noble,
dust TO dust was not said of the soul
as the sun sets, so shall it arise again
in the morning light of eternity.
Resolved, That we. the members of
Branch No. !, do hereby express our
sincere sorrow at the early demise of
loyal child Of the Church, a faithful
son and model of virtue and man
hood, and extend to the family the as
surance of our sympathy in their sad
bereavement: and he it further
Resolved. That our charter be draped
in mourning for thirty days. and that
these resolutions be spread on our min
utes, and that they be published in
the Denver Catholic and Intermountain
Catholic.
Committee, John NJ. Gibson, Thomas
Fielding, Thomas J. Leavy.
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known to all music lovers of Denver
win sing three solos at Mrs Phillips
free organ recital, which is to take
place at Trinity Methodist>church mex
Sunday at 4:30 o'clock.
Miss Winnie MeKinnon has entirely
recovered from her recent illness.
.
Rev. Father O'Brien. chaplain of st
! Joseph's hospital, viii leave on Mon
day night for a visit to his home in
/ Ireland. Before returning he will prob
! ably visit the Paris exposition. During
his absence his place viii be filed by
! Rev. Father Fardy of West Superior
| who is out here for the benefit of his
/ health.
Last Thursday the Rt Rev Bishop
said the O'Clock Mass at the Sacred
! Heart Church and gave First Com
munion and Confirmation to a large
class. In the afternoon his iordship
confirmed large classes at the Sacred
Heart College and st. Yincent's Or
phan Asylum.
Father Duffy gave First Communion
to a large class at st. Mary's Academy
on Ascension Thursday. On Pentecost
Sunday, June 3, his class at Logan av-
enue school will receive their First
Communion and will be confirmed on
the same day.
Last Sunday Father Organ was the
principal speaker at the regular Sun
day night meeting Of the Socialist Dem
ocratic party. His subject, What L
Don't Know About Socialism, was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
The boys contest for the Dostal med
al took place Thursday evening, May
II, in Adelphian Hall The following
programme was rendered:
Piano-Grace Hanigan.
George Malloy;
Instrumental solo. Sydney Smith
Ursula DIETRICH.
Speech ........................R Robert Emmett
John Ryan.
instrumental Observation-Disclosures. Herold
Mary Kennedy and Rose Eisenhart
Reply to Mr.. Cory ry-.............H Grattan
Harry Corbett.
Sixth Air Varie'' ''................De Beriot
Robert Thompson.
Mad Anthony's Charge" ............ Eaton
James Ryan.
"Galop de Concert" ...Melnotte
Ursula DIETRICH and Catherine Degnan.
THE Hour of Destiny Dublin Nation
James Reidy.
''BOute-e e-en-Train". "...............-.. Ketterer !
Grace Hanigan.
Adullne DefanCe' .......... George CrOly |
Earl Wicks
Evening in Madrid" ".........M Marier |
Niolins-Harriet Hanigan, George NAL !
10y, Robert Thompson.
Guitars-A. Tremblay, E. Egerer, H.
Corbett.
Mandolins-M Eisenhart, U DIETRICH.
Z. Wicks
Piano-Grace Hanigan.
The Dostal Medal was established in
S9S by MIR. George 0. DostaL. This medal
5 offered to the young men of the Sacred
Heart High School for excellence in pub
ic speaking.
The contest occurs annually and the
peakers are chosen at a trial speaking
y ballot of their schoolmates
May u, 1898, prize awarded to William
Reidy; selection, Robert Emmet's
peech. Committee of Award-J. Stanley
lcGinnis, j. Grattan 0'Brien, Henry c.
Tidal.
March 2, 1899 prize awarded to Robert
:; Thimpson; selection, Supposed Speech
I j. Adams-D. Webster. Committee of
Ward-Rev. A. B. Casey, Rev. j. Nc
laney.
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Office of The Intermountain and
Colorado Catholic, At East Broadway,
suite, Mont. F. Campion, General
Agent -
Mrs Elizabeth Fraser and children
who have been visiting Mrs. William
harrison nave returned to their home
in Wisconsin.
Miss Mary Kellett is back from tba
Emerson School of Oratory Boston
where she has been studying since last
fall.
Mrs. Murray Brown bade good bye
to her Butte friends last week and left
Tor Spokane where she will visit her
parents. she will then go on to Seattle,
her permanent destination.
The new bell for st. Lawrence
church, Walkerville, which was lately
purchased in the east, will shortly ar
rive. 1t weighs a ton and will he
| blessed on Decoration day 1t is eX
pected that Bishop Brondel will be
present on the occasion.
John Pesdriach and Katie Thomaclk
were on Tuesday married at Patrick's
by Rev. Father Harrington.
o
James Kane and Margaret RYAN
We're married Wednesday afternoon AFT
st. Patrick's.
AT. st. Patrick's Saturday morning.
ReV Rather Kamarawski united in
marriage John Maliscich and Miss Mil
lar. A nuptial mass preceded the cere-
mony.
Rev. Father Kamarawski of the dio-
cese of Scranton, Penn, who has been
guest of the priests of st. PatricIl's
during the past week, left for Great
rails on Monday. During his stay in
Butte. the Rev. Father was busilv en-
gagged in looking after the spiritual in
terests of his countrymen who reside in
this vicinity.
Rev. Father McCourt, late of San
Francisco. who was a visitor AZ
the parochial residence, last week re- |
turned on Monday to his parish at
Philisburg.
On Sunday Father McCourt deIiv- |
cred two instructive and eloquent SER
mons at the morning and evening ser
vices.
Bishop Brondel is expected home this
week from MS European tEiD.
Rev. Father Desiere, the esteemed
pastor of st. Patrick's, who has been
making an extended visit to E1Irone
viii probably return to Butte about
the middle of June.
%
Patrick ]. Hamilton. proprietor of
the Hamilton block has gone to Eu-
rope.
Samuel Mulville, one of the oldest
ana ana most highly respected residents of
Butte, has just returned from
months trip through Idaho. Mr. Mini
vile will shortly move his family To
his ranch located in the Lost River
Idaho.
Judge w. W. Dixon has returned
from trip to the east.
Judge j; ]. Mediation visited Helena
IN legal business this week.
Miss Alice McAndrews, one of the
most popular young ladies in this