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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-15
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.

The uLiOn missionary committee is
/ planning TO hold missionary rally and
/ conference at the Hyattsyille Presbyte-
rian Church "Wednesday evening. No
yCmbcr ~. NJ 7-45 O'Clock Mr. Met
. cali secretary. and Mr. Zimmerman
musical director OF the District Union.
and Miss Jennie NJ Taylor. Young Poo
/ pies secretary TO- the Washington
4 Pres aytery. viii take part in the pro
gram \ car will leave Fifteenth and G
Streets northwest at : n- m.
The Y. p. s. c. Z. OF ST. PauI.s En-
Elish Lutheran Church held its regular
monthly business meeting Friday night.
November p New officers were elected
as follows President. Miss Nellie Scar:
vice president. Miss Henrietta Same
recording secretary. Miss Angelina John
son, correspond. secretary. Miss
Louise Lent; treasurer. Daniel New
man; union delegate. David Newman.
delegates to Lutheran Young Peoples
Union. Miss Nellie Harr and Miss Bes-
sic Monaghan. a bubble party which
vas greatly enjoyed. followed the bust
ress meeting. Refreshments were sery-
ed
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
OF the lexington Presbyterian Church
held a rally November T. under the di-
rection of the superintendent. Miss
/ Wood. The room was decorated with
autumn leaves which the Juniors had
gathered the day previous. The Junior
president and Miss Wood presided. The
service consisted of hymns a rally song
I by the juniors. a song By FIVE girls a
duet By two OF the boys. an address of
"
l by he pastor, the Rev. Or Thompson.
and five minute talks by Miss Elsie
! Parkinson. president OF the Junior In
! ion. and superintendent OF the Keller
/ Memorial Lutheran Junior Christian En-
I deayoT. on The Work Done by the JU-
hior Society" Miss Louie Dale Leeds.
! superintendent Of Zicu's Lutheran Sc
cicty. on How Parents Can Aid the Ju-
EiCr Superintendent" and by Miss Wood
en- aims and Methods" Refreshments
/ were served by the Juniors under the
supervision OF the junior committee.
Many OF the parents and friends OF the
Juniors were present.
The FIRST social Of the Covenant
| Church Christian Eudeavor Society this
season was held Friday night. Novem-
her = The reception room was decor
ated with palms and japanese lanterns.
I Selections in music were rendered b.
/ Misses COwan and Pond. and recitations
by a R Holden Refreshments were
served and q social time enjoyed by all
! present.
owen =. Kellar. president Of tho
Christian EndCavor Union. and Z. c.
MetCalf. the recording secretary. were
present last Sunday evening at the
] Christian ECdeavor prayer meeting 81
l the Union NJ T. Church and gave
strong. helpful talks on THE Christian
/ Endeavor Pledge Service; It's Provisions
[ and Privileges"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-15

St Augustine's Church. Fifteenth
Street. near VI Street northwest. the
Rev. Paul Griffith. pastor; the Rev. 5. H.
Dougherty and the Rev. F. Y. Bishon.
assistants-Sunday masses, 6, :. 9. and II
a. m masses on week days, $50 and :
o'clock Sunday school Immediately az
ter mass Vespers and answers 10 ques-
ton box at p. n
Sodaliry meets on Thursday at s D. n
instruction for children who have not
made their first Communion or received
the sacrament OF confirmation Satur-
days at a n Rosary devotions at 6:45
p N.
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ST. Paurs Church Fifteenth and Y
Streets northwest, Rev. Father Mackin.
pastor; the Rev. James A. Walsh and
James E. Krug. assistants-Sunday
masses al I. 9. 10 and II a. N: baptism
at ?. m; benediction at 100 p. N:
daily public alteration in the convent at
Ills p m: confessions will be heard
this afternoon and evening
DevOtions in honor Of the Sacred
Heart. with 5enediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament. were held Friday evening at
80 in this church as usual
The Society Of ST. Vincent de Paul
will meet Sundays after late mass. The
Sanctuary Society meets the third sun
day Of the month. and the Benevolent
Society on Thursday at u a. m.
The o'clock mass Is the children's
macs. and Is celebrated nv the Rev
Thomas Walsh. director OF the Sunday
school. Immediately after this mass the
sunday school meets In the hall
On each Saturday at o'clock a. m
there is ia the Sunday school hall a class
OF instruction In catechism for children
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Immaculate Conception Church. the
Kew. T. s. Ryan. pastor. the Rev Am
brose A. Beaver. assistant-Sunday
masses. :. 2. and 1920 a. m: the chill
dren mass will be celebrated at g
o'clock in the school hall; vespers at :
o'clock
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What to Do Until the Doctor Arrives

.onc % uy c,d'tr.a was ,ar-n with crzmu
collie and suffered severely says = =. Efzee
Of Nonett. No Il telephoned for a doctor
then gave dose Of Chamberlain's Collie. Chol.
era and DiauhOea Remedy. and a few minute
later second do. Before the doctor am,
the child was relieved" For sale BY Hear
Evans. Wholesale and Retail. and all druggists,
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Doud- The latter responded in a short
address. thanking those who had helped
and cOmmiserating with the defeated
side. Cheers wers given for the de-
feated Whites" the victorious Reds.
and for the Metropolitan EpwOrth
League with its 16S new members.
Music and refreshments concluded the
program.
A novel innovation in the social de-
partUent OF the Epworth League was in
troduced last Monday evening at North
Capitol Epworth League. Il was in the
nature OF an apple social, and was given
under the auspices OF Miss Evelyn Rike.
the fourth vice president of the chapter.
A good sized number OF ieaguers and
friends were present. The principal fea-
ture Of the evening was TIE composing.
ofhand Of short poems on the apple BY
each person present.
Foundry Chapter has arranged for a
number slip contest c. II. Roesch. the
president CT the chapter. is the leader
Of the Whites" while d. A. Salmon. is
In charge Of the REDS" The contes.
will close about he middle OF Deem
Der. when something interesting IN the
way OF entertainment will be given At
----@ N----N Na-9 ANaAAA VI the E4AEAlOLE OF
both parties viii be announced.
Miss Jun alta RohTback. secretary OF
Foundry Chapter. had charge Of its ser
vice last Sunday evening- The meet
ing was well attended Next Sunday
Mr. H. Stauffer viii lead the service.
Miss Nellie l. Hawke. recording sec
Rotary Of ne District. had charge of the
devotional service at EldbrOCke. Tenley-
town. last Sunday evening. The meet
ing was well attended and was a good
one
Coed services are being held from
sunday cFening TO Sunday evening at
Waugh Chapter Mrs c. r Wood viii
lead the meeting there next sunday
evening
Hamline Leagues leader. last SUNDAY
evening was c. ". Bridwen- The meet
ing was styled by that chapter De
eision Day" Miss Elsie Y Moore the
secretary Of Hamline. reports that the
meetings at her chapter are increasing
IN interest and attendance.
Dr. John H Wesler. the first vfra
president Of the District League. wiz
be in charge Of the services al Wood
side. on Sunday evening, from $50 10
100 ?. m
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Holy Name Church. Eleventh and K
Streets northeast. the Rev. Thomas J.
Kervick, pastor; the Rev. Andrew J. Ca
rey. assistant-SCDday masses at 5. :.
and 2 a n; baptism. 6 p. m, beads and
benedictiCl. 2. m.
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St. AlOysius' Church. North Capitol
and Streets. the Very Rev. E. X Fink.
S. j., pastOr-Order OF services. Sunday.
upper church. masses at s. :. s, and II
a. m; masses in lower church at and
- a. m tchildrens mass) A sermon
Will be preached at the II O'Clock serv-
ice. In the evening al 7:3O O'Clock there
will be a short instruction, followed by
benedictiOn. Confessions will be heard
today and next Thursday at and 1870
p. m. and every morning mass at g
o'clock will be said in the has -ment.
The Sunday school sodality will Ii. set at
( p. m.
Work on the new parochial school
which is TO be built facing North Capitol
Street has been begun.
Tomorrow the feast Of ST. John Berch-
mans. 5 J.. a plenary indulgence may
be gained on the usual conditions OF
confession and communion. and the reel
tation OF some prayers In church OF the
Society of Jesus.
The children OF the parish are active
" engaged In rehearsing the operetta.
''LiIlipUtians in Fairyland." which will
be produced in the college hall on the
evenings OF November %. &c. and p.
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who have not made their first commu-
MON or been confirmed.
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Holy Trinity Church, Thirty-sixth and
o Streets northwest. the Rev. James F
y. Mulvaney. 5. J.. pastor; the Rev
Francis McAtse. s. J.. and the Rev
Samuel CahiIl. S. J.. Observation-Disclosures
services Will be held during the week
as follows: Tomorrow morning. masses
at 8. :. 9 and 10 o'clock High mass at
II o'clock In the evening hymns ros-
airy and benediction at 7:3O O'Clock
During the week masses at s. $50 and :
o'clock a. m. Baptisms al p. n. during
the winter season.
The prospects for the fair early in
January Of next year are bright.
The youhg men Of the University Club
Wa give their entertainment for the
benefit OF the new school building at
National Rifles Armory on November
d
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St Martins Church. North Capitol
and Streets. the Rev Father Hannah,
rector-The masses tomorrow win
be as follows: The first mass
Sunday VIII be at 1870: chiIdren's
mass al 9 o'clock; high mass at 1890 a.
m; Sunday school al 3 p. m: baptisma
by special agreement: rosary. vespe-s
and benedictiOn at Z D. n: mass on
week days at O'Clock; confessions from
TO D. m on Saturdays: confirmation
class on Saturdays al o'clock; meeting
Of congregation sundays at + p. N.
The Stations OF the Cross viii b
economically erected at an early date.
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St. Peters Church. Second and c
Streets southeast. the Rev. James NJ
O'Brien. pastor; the Rev. Joseph c Cal
len and Rev John Bowling, assistants
Sunday masses at $50, 9 and 1890 a. m
Baptism at p. m; vespers. with chant
by male choir. and benediction at !
p. m. Tho forty hours devotion will
begin tomorrow.
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St Stephens Church, Pennsylvania
Avenue and Twenty-dfth Streets. the
Rev. Father Cauhy. pastor; the Rev. p.
J. O'Connell and the Rev T. J. Foley,
assistants-There are two masses
every Sunday al 9 o'clock. one Of
which IS celebrated in the basement
OF the church especially for the chill
dren. Sunday school. directed by Rev.
Esther O'ConneII. is held immediately
after this mass
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St Joseph's Church. Second and c
Streets northeast the Rev Valentine T
Scnmitt. pastor; the Rev. James A.
Suiyth. assistant-Sunday masses. 7. Q.
and 1880 a m; baptism, 4 O'Clock; TO
sary and beuediction. 7:3G p. m; masses
on week days at a. m. Rosary devo-
lions are held during the o'clock mass
every morning on week days.
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ST. Johns Church. Forest Glen. the
Rev. c. o. ROsensteel. pastor-Services
tomorrow at 1890 a. m; mass on week
days except Wednesdays at $50: bap-
tisms after the mass on Sunday.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30
q ~ ,as / Is y. ~ \ Z ~ y
/ ! W kroW

L $500 - - 80 - 80
d1q.!oow..tt. W N:l'.. dc % .jj.,r''m.rkI.'c 40
!. kroxs la.,n,ii, Sc tsers sslbndosc'ai bru-
tds %, oai.tiss q D.bywodv.
\ !, s s..tod.,. z q obpdle'
s. Is \, taluste nlilo,a bruaa g
T. ooe III q woke, 70 jul ts '1
50 ! ! s1va5carski gstunekk g
l pet,wnii.al tS,ek ;iilutelresowa uych:
Bylo 70 pc jjrdnym : wisskszvch
jarmark.6w. spr.eds1 )uz d~ie kro
". po.ostala mn jeszoxe, malla,
!! .biedsoDa, 1,wyosajna cbl"pska kro
wlna, lecz . nieswykle du3em
wv,n,en!u.
- Pahowie j godne osoby,
wo1si Feinkerl to jest krowa.
ja;xiiej n.gdzie ME bull , ms}o IRE,
= DUO mleka dale To jest fei 2 .
gstunek, oseo'bliwosscz:: Name cd I
6l,ozne krowkie buio troche
s1lw,.aiicaarsllkie, i tate cs}kkiiem h,olein-
dcrski! Ant mem "a a q = s..
Co ona ma d wyimlnii.ehc1e!!! Takieko
way,mriietdncza lax ana ma, zadna kro~
W. ME m,1ii:a}la a. oily SWAT! 4 10.
co tam lest "a mlikoo! / sfodkie i.
kua-zne User szmietane:l mrlaslo
rdzne de}ycye!
Ludz1ska= potr,asali giovanni:
niektdrzy pootwierali gybe : po-.
dziwu.
Jagna. - szepnq} ch1op :.
b~oku.toiacy do baby. I~ozersjac
wzrokiem osobliwsx2 krowe II
Jagna, moteby tax te gadzine ku-|
pic?
- Niue, byd droga - westch-
De1a baba
Popytaj......
Du1o4 to 1cku chceta q
kr, xine?
- krowine? - prseciagnall
4yd. Pr.ecie to Gala krowal......
, Lyka}ki oawai mi szes6~
dziesiat diva.
"a lie? - powtdrzy1 mar~
kotnie CHOP, s}yszac take sunny.
Jak brat, zeby ME obelgat,
oddam, PAM Agac1e "a szeStdziesiat
u,ed! ~fotrsebujs prseoie zarobicz
papierka, prawda PAM Agate?
swr6cil sig ; galantsrya FeiDkerl
do baby.
-Jusc,d przea zarobku trud-
dino, ale mn;;e sic widzi. co w 1c~
ta oysaoioie.
- Co PAM Agata mowi? Mnie
caly poviatsoa, sebim tax 1drdv bu1
OF sna Gle, saa ssachraju
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30
Polskapod Moska,lle.,lmlll!.

sHta-SE EE&FSy:I4%
NE umns.l,. spotka'en "a .n..els
hanoa Tel wsl pir.ystb,yvva s targ |.
1bolem, dowieds,atem sie cd neg
10 m6~ia vszYsov pc polskn r
tatoi,oyg PRIV spotkaniu posdraw',
J2 sig staroda~nem: mi -ch bsdl'ssi.
pochwslony. WYbudowaii navel
sami k..ptl,oe cav kosoldiek do kt6.
rego ks,4ls ! Mlkoisiewa PRIV.
by~a csaeami sdpraw,a uaboEtfhh-
stwo.
Sa. -OC-
WARSZAWA. - Dnis ~ 60
wrsesnla odsbrano b~ancelsry'
gelner.l gabernstora warssawsk ego
saw,adom,enle Is praiAc,: Ch0dyn.
ski S.opiers,h ski i ksnonik M,obai
ski We Wtoolowku sksssni IA
g,4y ~ne poloorubli katty "a udsial
Y pcgraeb,e j pre- 1iesien,e %
omrn,a's ogolny Aosci wykopsDych
pad w,-t4 no mmlieiiscu gda'e prs,ed.
wiekami niegdy6 stala katedra.
CORRESPONDENT w-rssa.-
ski donosi do 1Alenn;ka Poznah~
sk'eg, -Poniewss sts'srdsono sr
poruosni,k odIsialu wo,sko~ego kt6
~ przybys do Csestoehow7 dla
suum,en,a roxruch6w wyda} roakaz
etr.eIania bex ksdne9o " danej
ehw,li powcdu przeto wytocz' no
mn slsd.two poose,n oals spra.a
bsds'e odda,na tomisy' ~olsko
wei.
DO WARsZAwY don"s,4 ;
Bndapes.tu: W. Re. Mlko4ai Kon
att. ntvn o .tcs bawiao jsko gosc i
Eueen,s.zs hr. Z,ahy v msjatku
tegos S,veut.lvanyi p%ostrseIf ma
pnlowan,iu ppiieciu lud., z raganki
R6wniez niefortunn vm nv slawym
oka,a1 s,e ma tvch sOvach I bra,
90 spodarza Eimpnd br. Z'ehv
ktorv postr.el,S losnego i dwoch
n~agsniac.y.
90
= soao'neJ ''oNo' '"'a'
kanvoh kt6ryoh l,osba " Krdleat.
vie Polskim dochod'l do 10 tvs,e-
cy ~Fsa*e wvss'e: sapv'"'v ~''eaa
~eks rade m'e1sxe doo'oo'yn"'s.'
puo''o'ne' o'y esp'ta' Y iv =
ME mdetby bVd ro'fter1ony ! Q ne
m'e'se'
90
WARszAWA P''edvc1esry
sn'eg posd.et Y Z Ws'e. a' 7 eFobym:
p'atk'm'; pr'es .pewien c1as trva''
~A-nk . Z Ia - fa EHENa 49, %%lE EI IA u S#I5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30

sSssaHH #s Hsa SMsNaEa Ssa H5IReS 7aaS asf@s 3D. ssssssSsssMSa a s SsHs S sshs MSSs
M, l,| l ]. lo 81 6f...,ls q .y~'e. ''a'l
do e.tsdsl, vsra.a~rs'.i y x.o-t
w o,ob esssrsonycehh orosssEas11s'''
~tr6d lodn cl.sep,sn u bf 'D'tu,
sag,asiic.nych. duii.acch ostatn'cl
t.ndarmer'ya dosonasa rew'syi MOO mo-
ny.h d lilk.a.s,a p,iss eo. |.
|W.r.ss1y saplos.rol1ll, ! a,s llf y
.E.1 # -oo-
Z, UAI'.|Ll,l0l;YI.
POD t,ts.en H 1 - 80 s.
ME ~yeAod.,o W L~o~,e 8. ~
tygodnik p,,lit,o.ny przs.nao.o"''
zarowpo ola ,n'te..I,geaoy, M q q,
..oAci,n. Rrdsx:ndr4mn :i,ow,go Org.
90 orodo *to..dern. kratyc.nego By
dz,e p M,,hA Pstryc,ki.
800 TIL II I'm
DO PlsM lsov.ki,,h donossa
: K16l.st~a Pol.kiegl'e'7ou sprsatn'e-
6 u pom,ydzy Lubl'n.m / Wawoi-
n,oq'd~6,h ros, ski polio. TOW
s.p,eguj cysh - tsJnyn s~,ssk'sm,
4tdry nawieaam m6w,ac
j., awdopodobn,et, ME ,,saulan,eje.
KRAKOW HENRIK S,enk,e
w,ts jak donosi Nowo Ref,rma ma
,tell Il dn k,akeWstirgl kOnitetu
jubile aszowego nj aryi Konopnickiej
list u,scrsw,edl,~.sjacy sprawsm'
rodzinneni niemotno6t PrsYbY.iA
obec tego komi.et s~r6ch sly
,istown;e do pref. P.otta chm 60
vsk.eg prussac shelby zecac'ai sle
prssm6w,enis do jubilatk'
oodczas uroczvs.o6c'.
90
KRAKOW Poljc,a snalas.a
c game pare masto kdw E'aenbach
oni : Niemi 4, ]g,i1sie IONS
osulina odgryvs'a rols niezsnss
,e1 p~okojdwkl strasxnvoh samstnych
'sh bogstych Rozpatrsywszv sie v
q q sorawadzssa meka v
'ocv j wiamywaIi sis OBOE do
2 + b,ufek y k,6rvch by1y pien'3
|zs ! kos.'o vno6c' Tsk lracowal;
v n .guuoYi Wiesb.den,e
e nkfar il nd NJ, Mmachium
3'nkseli Zurycho Lusern,e it'd. W
'lxenaohl 80 letnitJ baranowa s,e
bud III - napadl, ma MIA cbc9c
q u'ius & ale ona krzvczeo zac,efa
'peratorow iinleorowanie uoiekli Pr
onerowsli jes,sse " harlsbadzie
q " knDcu Osied)i W Kra-
lowie gdai, ich prYdyba.o Znale-
;fono q ni h 155 tys,ecy mix. v
,ot6wce. Mat We wieieniu sic DO
siesi| a sone skassno M IL lat
,uch.h .usu.
90
WIEDtN Prof Sur Ledochov-
Xxi snanY meteoroIcg II. bada]aey
'jawiska ! tempers ture powie,rzs
ororoknje z,me n~cstepulac2 y tych
'lowaob Przys.sa Mz IL bedsie pra-
sdorodobn,e nai.,m, -iazqi na]o-s
,trse,sss jake; Cd III 50 niemieli-
5mY. Ws1elaie obJawy stanu pow,e.
I Er ma to wskssuja. Prxygoto va
sia winni6my ma natnissa tempe8rra
ma naimrozn,ejsse wiatry j nIlaj:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30

syasssaaH Slas HSasa8s@ ssss sMs9sE5 HUH HsagS ss sssgaGNsaaS
..aasaszzss::
rive buty. ! lsgnnils sk6,ry y q
az hieh n pin. drog, nv.
e..a tb / ,,lI,ni ,ala .i. 81. lk i, \
von2do dl.bl., p6kimn
gr1saEay s1k = a.sve, sh.y-
tajass iyd. = 1bb.ary ~yvuaiao
MIN ualyy 1llltl.
G.v.l,' Roslbdj,f olissi
|darl ole Feinkeri uvie.iony y
|l1an nice c'ek.zsj rosb4x i e.
4 iied.l:
Tymczasem Dr.tewka obejrsal
f.u uls' 9 potnlnie stojscs bydle, do
.bral mu sis % ogona ! poc,asnav~
szyy lekkko, podniosi rske y gore.
- Patrzcie! % 1awolal.
Jagns, wid1lss? . s.epnaI
.chiop.
30 Wldze....
= Co 70 jest.
"a Jusoi ogon....
TO ME. ogoD, = objasnia =
rryumfsm Dl1ratevf. . to jest ~
- B6jta.s sic Boga! roxlegaja
sie s'du'miione esosy.
= 4 vynie... 8. vymie, j.k
nego patrepa hscham, wydmacha-
ne......
= 9.gna aao.a1 znova'.
Col s,ysys19 Judci,
TO ci n,eokrzcony Pieska1
~ Do magistratu : MIN! =
..decydowal Dratewka, oisgnao
krowe q soba.
Do magistrattu - powtd.
'xyii sluchacse! popychajac oszo~
omionego Feinkerla, ku}akowali
% przes droge.
" magistracie tqcEyiy sig ja4
osmaite spory. Jaki6 vie6niak
m.1ego zydziaka ma
'raasdsiety gssi Sydowke przyprowa
lzili : fa}szywa smletanka to suo.
~ pies gollbrody wypi1 babie
Chiopi przyprowadzili PISA i
ego pana; pod nogaml skowiczac,
siejaka6 lima psina. Zgie}k
rejwach.
- Oezustwo, panic burmistrzu
oszustwo i stw;erdzone
zawo4at Dratewka
do koncelaryi.
= Co sic stale?
- Feinkerl, ten s.m, GO mnis
podls orznal v prs,esslym roku,
'nowu dig zjawil J falszywa krowa
= s.As ygaz4 a&sk l
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-27
The Light-Bringer


Before each soul. that eastward looks,
A Shining. Presence, swift as Gods own
thought;
And who beholds her sees her kings are
white
And that tbs always morning where she
stands.
Before her face dawns kindly out of dark
And daybreak walks far Kingdoms. Ever
more
Her wings are bent to sunrise and her
Calls back to men and leads them over
tracts
And chasms of storm. and binding cata-
racts,
Enamored of it's sweetness. Who so sees
Light sown beyond Understanding thun-
der-drifts
Shall kneel with her before the feet OF
God.
She is the shaDer of His far off Day
The builder of great empires-fashioner
OF deathless Morning in the souls of men;
And mightiest nations, following her
voice,
Press forward with their foreheads set
to dawn,
And only pause within Eternal morn.
Hearing the bugles blown before His
Daughter Of God, and enemy of hell,
Her hand uplifts the daybreak like a
And strikes the darkness from about
each soul
That hath her shining seal! Her name is
Faith.
And She bears light from God down unto
Charles j. o'Malley in New York World
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-27
To Prepare Dried Fruit.

Dried fruit, if properly prepared, is
almost as delicious as when preserved.
The trouble is that few cooks know
the correct manner in which to cook
it. They place it on the stove and let
it boil or simmer without first soaking
it, The truth is that all dried fruit
should lay in cold water at least TWEEN
ty-four hours before being placed near
the fire. This soaking restores the
fruit to it's original size and flavor.
The fruit is then allowed to simmer
gently for few minutes in the wa
ter in which it has been soaked. Try
this with California. prunes and you
will be surprised at their sweetness,
requiring no sugar for the ordinary
taste. Perhaps no fruit loses SO much
of its lusciousness as the peach in dry
ing, canning or preserving, and yet the
dried peaches which have been soaked
the prescribed hours and served with
sugar and cream almost defy detec-
ton. Its halfsister, the apricot. is
also most delectable when so pre-
pared.
So many who have tried and failed
to make an appetizing dish for the
children from the dried fruits will find
the solution in the soaking for hours
and the simmering for minutes. The
the water in which the fruit has been
soaked, for in it lies half the virtue
of your sauce; simply rinse the
fruit thoroughly before putting it to
soak.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-27
Roast Turkey.

Clean the turkey and lard the breast.
Throw fifty large chestnuts into boil
ing water for few moments; take
up and rub off the dark skin, cover
with boiling water and simmer one
hour: remove and mash fine. Chop one
pound veal and half-pound salt pork
very fine; add half the chestnuts to
this, also half teaspoon pepper, two
tablespoons salt, one cup stock. Stuff
turkey, truss, dredge with salt and
pepper. Rub butter over and dredge
with kour. Place on the side on meat
rack, put into a hot oven that the
flour in bottom OF pan may brown;
when brown put in water enough to
cover pan and haste every fifteen min
utes. Brown the other side of the
turkey, turn on the back and at the
last haste with melted butter.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-27
Christmas.

Hark throughout Christendom joy bells
are ringing;
From mountain and valley, Ger land
and DER sea,
Sweet choral melodies pealing and thrill
ing,
Echoes of ages from far Galilee;
Christmas is here,
Merry old Christmas
Gift-bearing. heart-touching, joy-bring-
ing Christmas,
Day of grand memories, king of the year.
In volume majestic deep anthems are
pealing,
Harmonies heavenly swell on the air.
Lofty and lowly is brotherhood kneeling
Peasant and prince mingle praises and
prayer;
Christmas is here
Sanctified Christmas, y
christ,be;aring. life-giving, soul-saving
Day of fond memories, king of the year,
Tender remembrances softly are stealing
Over the souls of the weary and worn,
Mists of the past, full of balm and Of
healing.
Soothing the sorrow OF sad and forlorn;
Christmas is here,
Many-vciced Christmas, b
Grief-soothing. heart-cheering, hope
bearing Christmas,
Day of sweet memories, king of the year.
Day of the poor. bringing Jesus the lowly,
Bearer OF burdens and giver of rest,
Comforter. Savior. Redeemer most holy;
Christianity's birth-time, eternally blest;
Christmas is here,
Merciful Christmas,
Faith-raising, love-bearing, addressing
Christmas,
Sweetest and hottest day of the year.