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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28


QUITE forget your Aunt Busy, dear boy.
ogden, June %, 1902
My Dear Aunt Busy-I believe CLAW
ton Herman, Dick Morrissey and Joe
Moynahan are writing to you. l must
not let them get ahead of me. You
are charming, dear old lady to be so
good to your Ogden boys. Our beau
uful new church is almost finished. L
wish you would come and see it. Then
you would be better able to see for
yourself what the Ogden boys are. Ct
must not say boys. but what the Og-
denites can do.) Please give my love
to that Montana lad whom you silenced
so quickly. Tell him to come to Ogden
and we will meet and treat him roy
ally. We had big first communion
class this year. / made mine and be-
long to the st. Aloysius society. Father
Larkin came to see us recently and
heard US in Catechism. He gave us
beautiful gold medal for the highest
averages. God bless him! The Ogden
boys will miss him, and they wish him
a hearty "God-speed" in his new field
of labor. l am afraid / have tired you
out. Your loving nephew,
TIMOTHY HOWARD.
What shall Aunt Busy say to the
dear fellow who is such sad f1atterer!
Were she not faded, old and gray she
would become very vain, indeed. But
though old, very tired and very wise,
she yet appreciates kind words from
her dear boys. Aunt Busy would
dearly love to see the new church,
Timothy. She thinks the Ogden boys
are the best ornaments of the beautiful
edifice. Do not think you can ever tire
Aunt Busy with your letters. She is
only delighted to hear from you. She
really does wish that you boys would
try to write more frequently. God
bless you, Timothy, and all of Aunt
Busy's dear Ogden boysl
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28
Time Table
In Effect
April |, 1902
macon
SiI4Ia

ARRIVE.
I rom Ogden, Portland, Butte.
Chlcago, st. Louis, Omaha Dem
yer and San Francisco ......... SIS m.
L rom Ogden and intermediate
points ............... $40 a m
From Ca1ientes, Milford, Nephi.
PRO, Provo and intermediate Eoints. 9:s5 am.
from Ogden, Chicago, st. Louis,
d Gdns gas CITY, Omaha, DGnvsr
and san Francisco ...........--.. 2:GE o. m.
Fer Terminus :.............. :. 500 p.-1
PRO Provo and Manti ......:....... 500 pm
from preston, Logan, Brigham.
r, Ogden ana Intermediate points. $50 pm.
FROM Ogden, Butte, Portland
San Francisco :::;..:.:......... $40 pm.
FOR Ogden, Cache Valley.
Omaha, Chicago. Denver. Kan
sas City and st. Louis ....... 200 a. m.
TT, Terminus ..........,....,.. 7:45 am.
n, Neghi and Manti - 1855 am.
FOR Ogden. Suite, Helena Port
Lard, san Francisco and inter-
m, mediate points .;;..--...e.:...-.. 9:45 am.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago.
Denver. Kansas Cfty, St. Louis
and San Francisco..,-.....-...-.12:5o pm.
For Ogden, Denver. Kansas
City. Omaha. St Louis and
For Provo. Nephi. Milford, Cali
entes and intermediate points 7:05 pm.
For Ogden, Butte, Helena. Port
land, San Francisco and inter
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER.
Act Traffic Mgr.
D. E BURLEY.
D-g. sPENcER r & l. a
city ticket office. POI Main street. Teie-
phone $50.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28
HE BELIEVED

Father Athanasius Kirscher. who
lived in the seventeenth century. is
recognized as one of the greatest
scientists of this day. He was in turn
professor of philosophy, Oriental lam
guages, mathematics, Egyptiology.
physical sciences. He was a volumi-
nous writer on mathematics and phys
zeal sciences, and his famous work.
Mundus Subterraneus, was a real cy-
clopedia, comprising all the geological
knowledge of the day At Rome he
collected an enormous museum of sci
entlfic Instruments, natural objects,
models, and antiquities, and himself
constructed many wonderful instru-
ments. Father Kirscher was the pos
SCISSOR of magnificent globe represent
ing our planetary system. BY means
of a secret spring the whole could be
set in motion, reproducing in imitation
the movement of the earth and the
other planets around the sun.
A young friend of the great scientist
called one day just as the priest was
about to attend dying woman.
Kindly the priest invited the young
man to his study, there to await his
return. Naturally the young mans
attention was soon drawn to the splen-
did globe, and as he was passing his
hand over the instrument he acct
dentally touched the secret spring,
starting the whole mechanism in mo-
ton. Lost in admiration of this won
derful imitation of the universe, the
priest found him on his return. The
first question the young man. who, by
the way, was an avowed infidel, asked
was:
Father, who Is the genius that has
made this wonderful Instrument"
Why" answered the priest, no
body made it; it made ITSELF
Father" said the young man, you
are but trifing with me; it is against
reason, it is an utter impossibility, that
this splendid and wonderful imitation
of our universe should have made
itself or be the work of chance
What" answered the priest, you
admit that a genius was necessary to
make this poor, insignificant miniature
of the vast universe, and yet affirm
that the great universe, of which a
single blade of living grass contains
more wonders than this paltry globe,
had no maker?"
For a moment the young man re-
Elected, then dropping ON his knees, he
uttered his first profession of faith:
my God, 1 believe"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28
SOMEBODY'S GARDEN.

The rose is made of little frills
The lily is cup;
And goblets are the dafrodils
FROM which the fairies sup.
The daisy is a daring sun.
so small and round and sweet;
The sunflower is "A bigger one.
Though never half so neat.
it sounds mysterious, and yet
You really can't deny,
The lovely little violet
Was once a piece of sky.
The orchids. that ] may not touch.
Are curious. like shells:
The hyacinthS remind me much
OF lots of little bells.
In fact Through all our garden plot,
In summer time or spring.
There's hardly any flower that's not
Just like some other thing!
Kindergarten Magazine.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28
A JUNE ROSE
(By Henry Covle.

All blossomed earth's completeness
It's flowers of varied hue.
Can ne'er compare in sweetness
With June rose fresh with dew.
1t tells of hope abiding
In the young and happy heart;
1t breathes of love confiding
Where sorrow bears on part.
o type of life unfolding.
With never earthly strain.
We feel, its heart beholding,
1t has not bloomed in vain.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28
LETTER-wRIT1Ne DIRECTIONS.

Write on one side of paper only.
DO not have letters too long.
Address all letters to Aunt Busy" In.
termountain Catholic.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28
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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28
LETTERS AND ANSWERS.
Diamondville. wyo., june 6, 1870.

Diamondville, Wyo., June 6, 1902.
My Dear Aunt Busy-I guess you
thought I had forgotten you. I have
not written for so long. But I could
not think 10 write. You asked me what
would do with 81 ,O00 If / had 81, 900
] would give my mother and father
some, and grandma some, and if L
thought you were very poor ] would
give you some. Well, Aunt Busy, our
vacation days are here and we are
having good times. We are preparing
for our first holy communion. I would
like to go to Salt Lake to see you
sometime
Well Aunt Busy, I guess l will close
with love to all Please excuse this
writing. From your nephew,
MORGAN I. KAVANAUGH.
Aunt Busy always enjoys hearing
from you, Morgan. She hopes you will
have a very delightful vacation. She
thinks your idea about spending your
$1,000 is excellent and she highly ap-
preciates your kindly feeling for her.
Aunt Busy hopes to see you sometime,
Morgan
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28
ogden. Utah. June %. 1902.


Ogden, Utah, June %, 1902.
Dear Aunt Busy-As I am about to
go away for visit, / viii write you a
letter to thank you for what you said
in your last paper. AS for your ques-
ton, what would do with $1,000? why,
I would put window in the new
church that would beat the girls all
to pieces.
The new church is fast coming to a
finish.
AS there is no more new, l will close
with love from all the boys.
Your loving nephew,
RICHARD MORRISSEY.
Aunt Busy does think that Richard
Morrissey is one of the very best
nephews in the world. She appreciates
your letters more than she can say.
You would spend your money well, in
deed, by placing a window in your ele-
giant new church. Aunt Busy hopes
the Ogden boys win be wealthy some
day She is sure that they will be gen.
erous beyond measure towards the
church. wherever they win be. BY the
way. Aunt Busy has been told that the
dear Ogden boys have already pre-
scented a handsome window to the new
church building Aunt Busy extends
her best wishes, Richard, that your
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28
Sacred Heart Academy,
OGDEN, UTAH.

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tension to all that pertain to good
health. sound mental training. refined
manners and the best general culture.
Superior advantages in music and art.
Send for catalogue 10 Sister Superior,
Ogden Utah
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28
Representative Williams Of Mississlnni

Representative Williams of Mississippi
has a new negro story.
Are you the defendant" asked a man
in the court room, speaking to an old
negro.
. NO. boss, was the reply IT amt
done nothin' to be called names like dat
Use got a lawyer here who does the de-
fensing.
Use the gentleman what stole the
chickens
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28

Mike, did I ever tell We the story about
the dirty Window
You did not Tell me about it,
No use-ye couldn't see through it,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28

Daughter (angrily)--I don't see why
swell cullud gentleman can't court me in
sincerity, even eff 1 amt handsome NAH
self
Her Father-Dat swell culud gents
fervence on sech short acquaintance am
very suspicious, chile How do you know
but what he has discovered you've got
fo'teen dollars in de bank an he is only
one of dem low-down adventurers?-
Judge.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28

VISIT may be a pleasant one. Do not
lulte forget your Aunt Busy, dear boy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
@ermii6te teIearap6ii6e 9ebei6en:

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Der BON benz n8altimorer 8aiebaIz
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bat ale amerifanii9en SrupPen Don
Colombia 5uriidge5ogen unb geht
beute bon 8Ocas bel SorO na4gipin=
mai alb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
Gtaot Baltimore.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20

8o1Gte f9ieBen. Der
gleger &i9arb Smith brpbte 9siterr,
Charles @afbington bon gr. 161,
GbeitnutftraBe, nit einem 8ebolper gu
erT9ieBen. @r nurbe auf bieie On
f9ulbigung unb tpegen Sragens ber=
borgener @affen bonn &abt Se4tiQ
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cine Gpmpagnie betriigen Dolle, pirf
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20

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ben nGAften Sagen tperben 5unberte
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bic @ebGuli9feiten um3ubauen. @5
finb Die alien @aggoniduppen Der
GtraBenbabn : 9eieai4aft, in mel
den bic Musifenung ftdttfinben tpirb.
@ofpeit als bic nnterbaltungen in
8etradt fommen, tperben bieielben
bic beffen fein, Die ie in Baltimore
oebalten fpitrOen. Disielben tperOen
Gbnlide fein, tpie bic auf ben 4uss
fsnunsen gu Buffalo unb Gbarlsfton.
Die bauptiG9li9ften Inducements,
mel6e auf bisfen beiben &usfeauns
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snr DariteGung, 10 gum 8etpiel Die
Hoitod ; sFerrari Mibpap Garnipal
60 fopie aud 8oritsaungen nit
tpilben Shierer.
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0a6 lnnacur 6abrr.
Die Diplomatif6en 8e3ie6un8en 5piz
f6en 5rantrei6 uno 9ene5reld
piaber bergeite1t.

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paren bic 8e3ie6ungen o6gebro6en.
GpIDn, 10, Qpril. - @tntau4
1en0 Monn Regierung8truppen aus
benz 0epartement SantanOer tamen
an 8orO be5 e6emaligen frun30ItI4en
9ampfer5 st. German" uno Oe5
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Generals 2ut8 W}orole5 8erti. Sn
8arranquiQa bat er peitere 1000
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Stanoe, irgenD pel6e 8eritdrtungen
ppn Gauca oDer 8arranquiQa db3uz
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6en. Die Gegierung erbdlt aud groBe
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quia, 8arronquiQa unb Gouca, UNI
bic not6nenbigen 8riegsuusgaben 5u
oefen. Die Sruppen be5 Generals
8ertt, lpel6e geItern bier etntrafen,
ftnO @eterunen, pel9e BET Balonegro
unb in anOeren ni6tigen 8efe6ten
Der ieBigan &epolutton fO6ten.
Io6 W}elOungen aus Dem Snnern
Der Repu6lit 6errf8t bort b0uige
3u6e. 8atrd8tIide @elOTummen
gingen BON Der 9uuPtitaot 8o8Ota
/ elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20
Irau Sraf's Scitnment.

8ermd6t i6ren Na6laB an pobltbd@
tige Snititute, tatb. 8ir4en unb
@eripan0te in 9eutidlanb unb in
Baltimore. = Die ct. Nti4dels@
@emeinDe gut bebu4t. = 8ater
Nagengait in 9%arbenDiae nt4t
pergehen.
Sn benz Se1tamente Der am Is.
4pril bertorbenen Srau 2ouiie8rad,
bas geftern i'm 8aiiengeri4t betdtigt
pur6e, ipirb bas gauge 9ermDgen fir
Woblt6Gtigfeits : Nnitulten, &ir4en
uno @ernanbte in Nmerita nnb
9eutf6lanb befimmt. 9us Seitaz
ment 1T am %. SUM- 1900 aufgeieBt
uto ma4t folgenbe @ermd4tnife:
an bic y&1einen Qrmenf4petern"
$4,000; an bic rObGate Sdpetern"
O1eger) $500; bas nSt. Sofepbsz
6oIpital" $1,000; an ben guitOr Der
r0mtI9 : fat6oltf9en Stride ct. Saz
fobus uno Bbilippu8 in 8eiia,
9eutI6lunb, fir @er6eferung Der
Stride $4,000; an ben Putor Der ct.
Nntonius : Stride in 9arbenpile
$500 fir ben 8au elmer neuen Stride
unb $3.50 fir anbere 3psde; ct. So
iep6s : 9afTioniiten : &IOiter, 5reoez
rid : 3oab, $50; an Bertha SpteB,
@l6ert Himba9, 2uopig 5. &imba4
BON Sranffurt a. 81. ie $500; an Die
fe6en &inber BON Oorot6ed S9intler
ie $500; an bic 5pei &inber bon@9riz
TINA @8parB ie $500; on 5ranf,
2ouis, George, Quguit, 2OuiIe, P9iz
Zip unb Sofepbine 8imba3 ie $500;
an @liIabetb unb CLARA Obenpalo
in Tulba, 8apern, ie $500; an Sub
mig 9unolo in 5rantfurt $500; an
Nuguft Gtmbu9, 4uguf Sell, Quguit
8aber unb Nuguft 94iiBler ie 500;
an 2ouiie 8imba9, 2ouiie 8oebmer,
9pui1e 6artman, 2ouife 4bbids,
Qoui1e 8aber unb 2puife Rau4 ie
500; an 6rdnoes 6eim, &at6arine
&opp, Magbulend 2uOptg, Mdrta
8aber, W&aria 6eim, Qnnu 9etm,
Mi9uel S9aefer, Srant 3tmbd4,
Maggie 2ubn, 8unigunba 8reitenz
bad, Qnna Sell, Magbalena 6eim,
Cecilia 8untber, 6uIba 8eis ie $50.
9as 3eItbermDgen fGut ibrer Gouiine
Marb 8aber, Die als Seitamentsboa=
ftreGerin genannt ptrb, gu. 0us Sc
ftanent purbe BON S. 8. Nugengait
unb Senrp 8eber a1fgefeBt. Sin
@obi3il pom 6. September 1901 niz
berruft bic IeBtere &luuIel unb trifFt
folgenbe 8eitmmungen: an Mar1
6elen 8aber bus 6aus g2r. 1745,
Of=2ombarbfrdBe; an Die Ni4ten
SSpiep6ine unb 2puii e &imba9 BON
Baltimore, CLARA Sbenfpdlb in Sui
ba, 9eutf9Ganb, unb @liia .. 9uIz
buufen in 80ln je tpeitere $500; an
S6erefe @eGman 8oi $50; an Die ct.
Mi9aels : Stride $4,000 uno an Die
S9peIter Der 8e%rftDrbenen, MarH
Seim 8aber, bas &eitpermDgen. Sir
i6r 8egrGbniB unb einen 9rabftein
finb $4,000 befpiqigt. Marp 8aber,
Die als Seftaments : 8pGitredertn err
nanrt purbe, itelte $4,000 8iirgs
f9aft, tpel6e Summe auf elm gerfoz
nal : 8erm0gen BON $4,000 6ins
beutet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-20

Trartefn Mitlie 8ofer f6rei6t BON 900
OF OBioz@troBe, Chicago, ST.:
SD lit felt Sabren an Der ben 6rduen
eigentbiimIi6en S4pdGe, an ben mad
uaten 3ie6enoen 64mer3en uno beitdrotz
gem RopfIpe5. 9o4Oem ih fiinf 6laiaen
Berunu ge6rau9t bate, mar i'd 70 pObl
unb ftart ME INNER. Sd mO9te fir fem
@elb p6ne bic MeOi3in ietn. - 6rduletn
W}illie 8ater.
aruu geIlie 8GpIer, $40 8ef 3nunz
8igite @traBe, GbicugO, SA, qrdFiOentin
Ser 9umen Der 8. 81. o., Fat baS SOL
genOe gu 1agen iiber Peruna:
@ert6e 6errenI sd emPfsble gez
runa namentIi4 BEN 6rauen, benin eS
furirt prompt bic G8pd6en unferes Sc
f6le6t5 un6 gie6t i;4er 8efrieOigung."-
Srou NeIlie 8l1ler.
Sran SO. q. aaiTun, sic @Ttitents
W2atrpne bes 8epples' 5Dipital, 75S
! Sheffield Gpenne, GbicagO, 81, i&retbt;