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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24
nnsalante Spri9wOrter.

IS lit cine bemertenspertbe Sbats
fade, bab geraoe in ben 2Gnbern, no
man ben Srauen am meiitsn @alans
terie be5eist. in 6rantrei9, Stalien
uno Spunien, bic bsiBenbitsn Sprids
tp0rter gegen iie seprdst finb. @isl>
let4t bas i9limmite, mas ~iiberbaupt
bon 5rauen 9siast 1T, bat Der 6rans
5oie erfunben: ~@ine Srdu aus Sob
1T ebenfopiel fpertb, pie Elm Mann
aus StrOb." Damn beibt es, aud
ni4t iebr liebenspiirbig: .@ine I90ne
5rau = elm f9tpa9er @erfanb." Sc
timber Derfdbrt man f9on in ben
Spri4pOrtsrn: rSrauen, @inb unb
Slid tps6feln ftets". ober rSdpieger>
mutter unb S9pieserto9ter iinb Elm
Sturm unb 9~agelpstter." Die Staz
Iiener iinb iebr tIug in ibrsn mifo.
gpnen Spri9pDrhrn. 90 1T 3. ..
Diel Dsitii9tisteit in benz Spri9port:
Sin Mdo9en beiratben uno elm
Pfero taufen fol- man bon feiTem
9fd1bdr." Soer es betBt: nStne
Grau, bic germ am 5en1ter Itebt, III pie
cine Sraube an Der ~9auoitrabe", unO
n@sr S9ererei in feinem Gebsn bas
ben mill, muB ii4 elm S9iff Ober elm
@ei6 nebmen." Qber cine unspeis
beutise 8osbeit liegt in folgenOen bel.
ben ausiprii6en: pDenn Elm Wann
cine 5rau unb einen Genteiimo ber>
liert, 10 pirb er ben GenteIimo bers
mtfen", uno Die Rutur bat bic
Srauen unb bic Stride gu beren eiges
mem S4aben I9Dn gema9t."
Bie 5rauen iein iolten, lit f9per
gu iagen. Die 5rauen Oes v~buftenben
ParabieIes" bel ben Siirfen beIteben
nur aus Moi6us uno &pIenbuftz
eIen5; aber felbit bort 1T es fragli9,
oh bic MGnnsr ni6t irgsnb etpus
ausfinbig MAIDEN, ippriiber iie brums
men tOnnen. Der S9otte legt Iein
9stenntnib nieoer in benz Spri9port:
nMGb4en iOllen Ianft unb beI4eiben
iein, i9neI gum SOren, langIam gum
8eben." SIN felbsn Slime bsiBt es:
Sraurig 1T bic Srau, bic feline 3unge
bat; aber pobl benz Mann, Der ite be-
tpmmen bat" 9o9 bic S9otten urs
tbeilen nod ni6t 10 itrens iiber
5rauen pie piele anbere Rdtionen.
sic ertennen 5par, bdB Isib4en unb
9ldIer IprObe Baure limb; baB es
ngeFer lit, balb gsbGngt, ais ungliidz
Ii9 ps~rbeiratbet gu fem; aber iie ius
gen nenigItens nt9t 10 piel iiber bic
IalI6beit Der 6rausn. Die Spanier
finb am IartaiiI4Iten in ibren Sprids
tp0rtern: IS 1T tpabr, es sibt piele
CUTE Srauen; aber tie iinO ale f9On
unter Der @rbe." Cine Srau foG nur
breimal i'm 2ebsn bas Saus per!afeu:
tpenrt tie setauft, perbeiratbet unb be-
graben tpiro." nWer einen Ial betm
S6pan3 unb cine 6rau beim WOrt
nimmt, lam tpObl Iagen, bab er ni9ts
bat" 8eIpnbers bic Wittren tommen
I6le9t meg. rGine Dittpe nit brei
9inbern beiratben, beibt bier Siebe
beirdtben", ober Cine muntere Wittz
fpe mub enttpeber b%erbeiratbet, begrds
ben pOer in elm aloiter seiperrt pers
Ron ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24
Il eber9 IN mung in Ntt'
lasborf Bel 3tegens
balls.

teten. @iel 9isb fam in ben 5lutbsn
UNI. unb aud ni4t ~peniger MenIdens
leben fielen benz entfehelten Clement
gum Spfer.
SIM fpeItli6en Sbeile bss &ronlans
bes S9leiien baben Defenders bas
Sbal Der Oppa unb bas Der 5reis
ipaloauer 8iela iebr gelitten. gu 8rds
fenberg an Der 8iela tpuroen fiinfSig
SGufer bur9 bas So9nufer ipegges
rifen; in Ritlasborf itiirSten iiebens
unbOreiBig @ebGuOe Elm, ebeniu bic
grobe StiiBmauer Der Lungs Der
9iela Oerlaufenben Rei9sitraBe, Sreis
ipalbau mar BON iebem @ertebr nu4
duBen absei9nittsn. &atbarein bel
Sroppau unb bic niebrtser g~elegenen
Sbeile Der Iebtsren Stabt itanben uns
ter DaFer, 5ublreide an Der Sppa
liegenbe Sdufer i"tiirSten elm. Sur9ts
bare @erpiiitunsen erfubr bas S6ul
Der GolbOppu. Mit SGsernborf mar
oller 8abnbertebr unterbroden.
Das bic preuRii6e propina S6ls.
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9ie Sa9paH lit
S6leiiea.

r Die prsubii9e propin3 S4IeIien
fofpie bas 6iterrei6ii9e SrOnlano
glei6en Ndmens baben Dor GINGER
3eit elm Sp9pafer gebubt. pte 3
bort felt fat einem baIben Sabrbuns
bert nidt mebr poreetpmmen 1T. Der
in Der SeIterrei4ii4 : llngariIden
Monardie nab elmer periobe oriidens
Der Sommerbibe am 6. Suli einges
tretene @etterIturS bate ni9t nur cine
betrddtlide @%btiibluns, fOnoern audi
ftarte, tagelange RegengiiTe gebra9t,
bic BON 8. bis 10. namentli9 in benz
n0rbli9en MGbren, Sdleiien un5
WeItadliSien gu lleberi9pemmun9en
fibrten, bic ben GiIenba6npertebr
unterbra9en, OGmme uno 2anbitras
FEN u~nterIpiilten, SGuIer gum gins
ftur3 bra6ten unO bic Grnte perni4s
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9ie Sternbergf9 de Sprits
in Der SalSs
trdBe 5u8ress


ZEN purbe bur6 bas !So9puRer Die
Srtf9aft 4rnplbsbprf BEL 3%iegenbals.
3ablrei9s SGufer puroen BON ben
WafermaFen, bic in brettem Strom
bas 9orf our9ppsten, unterfpiiIt uno
gum gtnitur5 gebra9t. @ud Oor benz
@ottesbuus md4ten bic Sluthen ni4t
bait. Die Stride bietet einen troftlos
fen anblid nit ibrem our SGlfte sus
IammengeriFenen S9iff. Ri4t eins
NAL bic Spoten ipurben berf9ont.
Oas @afer brdng in ben &ir4hcf
sin, ipiilte bic 2ei9en aus ben 9rGs
bern unO i9pemmte ite fort, 10 bab
man ie Iammeln unb in einem MaIs
Iengrabe beiIeben muBte.
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balls.
sum RGumen ibrer 9e6duiungen anz
balten. Sn erSunoporItaOt fubr nan
in ein3elnen Strdben nit &Gbnen.
auT Dem 8iirgerlperber ~rieIelte an ben
&aIernen bas @afer Der Ooer iiber
bic Strube. @m Ra9mittag oes IS.
ftiir3te in Der Sulsitrabe bic Sterns
fer9i6e Spritfabrit, elm ~pierit0diger
8uu, gum grDbten Sbeil in ii@ 5us
idmmen.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING namentlid
her lInoliden 8epDlterung in ben bon
benz SOhpaFer betrpffenen 2anbitris
den limb 70 iiberaus i9hper, baB in
OeIterreidb ipie in preuBen Staat
uno 9ropinS belfenb eingreifen mubs
ten, penn nidt bic gGnSli9e gers
armuRa Der nm Sab uno @ut ges
tommenen 2anbpirtbe unb 8lsinbiir,
ger bic Solge bieies So9nahers ipers
ben folte.
Dit pie furdtbarer 9epalt bic
entftTetten TliiTe BEL Oteier 6oAlpai'
TertutaItruphe sefpiitbst BADEN, TT aus
BEN 9ilbern, bic mir bier brin9en, sr"
fi6tlid. Der @iienbubns0 Damn 5tpt'
I6en 9eobf9iB unb Rufelpib tit an
Der 6obenplob auf cine groBe Strede
our6aeriFen porben, uno iiber Der
tIaffcnoen Glide bGngen pbsn in Der
2uft frei bic @eleiie, unter benen ous
Grorei8 in feiner gun5eH md4tigsn
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atia.QroanOfe. @ers.

= @itise 9 Serss
niIiimus tommt auf bic Sbee, bas
2anbes : 9efGnsnib gu beIu4en. @r
fraet einen Der StrGflinge: Wis
lun9e2 Saftling: Sd babe lebenss
lGngli9. Serenifiimus: ga, Sic
MAIDEN ia einen gang trGftigen Gins
brud, sic tperoen bus i4On ausbaI'
ten!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24

-GinebIsrMe d. nWiI.
fen sic, i'd piirbe Sbnen Cine runters
buuen, absr bd Sic ni9t in Der Sc.
bens : 9srfideruns ftnb, babe i4 Mits
Ieio nit Sbrer Gdmilie!!"
= Robel. Dame: Sin bus
benb Mal babe i'd i6on eetlinselt, i3
fpoate Dem armen, blinoen Mann, Der
bier ppbnt, cine llnteritiibung brtus
gem Gruu (erob): nSd. tOnnen Sic
benn nift Ieien, uniere Spre6itunoen
limb bod nur Ra9mittuss BON orei Biz
flint"
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90 esgefpitter 8ubnbumm
BET 9eutf9 &affeIptB.

W. OlH Iu Vu y
fen a%nbelangt, 10 BADEN am meiIten
bic &reiIe ReiBe uno Heuftaot bes
Mesierungsbe5irts Oppeln unb oas
llfer9elGnbe Der Sber abtpdrts bon
&rappib selitten. Die sr0Bten WaIs
fermuHen fiibrten bic SoBenploB uno
bic Sreiipalbuuer 9ield nit ii9. SIN
.&reiIe ReiBe iinb bunbertiiebSig Brit
den unb d6tunbbreiBig Webre ben
5lutben 5umSpfer gefaaen, i'm &reiie
Reuitubt allein auf elmer Strede bes
9oloba9s neun5ebn 8riiden (pon
5tpan5ig). Sn Qrnolbsoorf itiir5te
bic Stride elm, in @ilO6runn IGmmts
li6e SGuIer, in 2%angenbriid uno
DieIe mebr ais finfsis 9ebGuoe, in
3tegenbals iieben. 8iele bunoert Sai
milien Iino ObSa9lps geporoen.
en- 9resIau mar in Der Nu6t BON
Is. gum 10. Suli bic 9efabr am
9r0Bten; bann begann bas BaFer
langiam tpieber gu fallen. Die PoIi=
sei mubte gan5e Straben abIperren
uno bic gerpObner Der &eller9eI9oFe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24

= Sur d gepiefener 9 r.
t. n9eiteben sic nur, Srdus
Iein 2ifiie.S Sic paren eeItern uuf5rdus
Iein Gmmp eiferiii9tia." rBie tOns
men Sic mir 10 eitpus %Sutruusn2 0us
Toilette, Ieihtiinnise. unausItebli4e
Ding 1T ia meme bette SreunOin."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24

-@beetir3ter Rennftl.
Der beriibmte Acknowledged 8a.
ron bon Stanten bat seitern auf elmer
SiItan5fabrt 5pii4en 9riifeI uno
Soroeaur ben @eItrecoso uno eas
9enid gebro9sn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24

= ir6terGibe0 robung.
2ebrer: ~Sunge. penn 0u mir nod
sinmdl nit einem fol9en 5eBen bon
einem 20I6blatt tommIt, 70 I9meiB
id i'm Dir an ben 8Opf, Oa5 Dir
SOren uno Seben bereebt!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24

= @erIpdenbe Qnnonce.
Plus meinem 9absn 1T mir 6eute cine
Siite nit 3ebn tiinitli9en 9sinen ents
renbet ipOrber. Wsr mir pieoer su
meinem Gigentbum perbilft. srbGlt elm
9ein aIs 9elobnung. SaIbmann,
gdnoasit."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24

-unter G6eleuten. Srau:
.unIer puul pirb pobl ME cine 6rau
betommsn. beute bat er Ii9 ben piertsu
&orb gebolt." Damn: Der 9enset
bat me6r Slid in Der 2te6e, ME id
9ebabt babe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24

Die Ierstin. - rSagsn
Sic eiumal, Serr @pptbeter, ouf ben
ReSepten bes 6rGuIein 9ottor Burger
lit ;mmer elm lateinif6es poItItEips
tGum, mas bebeutet osnn oas9"
r6riiBe unb SiiFe fir metueu 4rpoi.
ipi."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24

9istro 8isuglia in @snebis erbielt ben
Quftrag unb gins fOslei9 ans @ert.
Qlus iftrii9em &ult unb 8eronei,r
Marmor ipurben bic Sbeils Der Stride
bsrseIteGIt, numerirt, in 9tften perpadt
unb mad Obers @i9fpalb geI9idt, mo
mar bic Stride in Der 2rt aufbauts,
tpie man cine Mai9ine montirt. Sas
9ebGube lit 100 SUB lang, Der
Sburm 165 SUB bod. Der Still bes
benetianiI6en Originals 1T setreu
na9seabmt ipprben. gtur einiss feline
Qbnei9uneen tpuren nit Hiidii6t
auf bic eisenartise Sransportart notbs
tpenbi9.
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S6be fortseI9pemmt purOe. Ro9
monatelang lpirb es baueru, bis Der
@ertebr an bieIer Stele in poaem
lmfuns pieber tpirb aufsenommen
tperoen tDnnen unb bic lebten Spuren
bss ungeri9teten lnbeils getilgt fetn
iperben. 9ons defenders bart betrots
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24

Si6tiesr 9ef9Gftsz
mann. neutrality-suspicious. lin
Der austunftei): Sd befafis mid nit
benz 9ertrisbs bon RiebI9e's @erten.
t0nnten sic mir po6l bic 4orehe
bieiiger llebermenI6er 9eben9
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Sie unf6 dub

OlS u u W u ~ III
2anbe. Sod5eitsreiienoe (im
@uitbaus gum Stubsnmdb9en): Wtr
finb bod bier 5pei 9erionen, nidt
pabr; unb ba iteIlen sic uns nur
cine @ai9f9iifel bin, nit einem
Sanbtu9? StubenmGo6en: ga, i9
bente. Sic Tinb perbeiratb'9!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24

= Der Rentier ais 8tss
mardianer. nDie i9 b0rte,
tpurbe Sbr !Serr 8ruber beim Coupons
abI9ueiosn pom Sobe iiberraI6t9"
Rentier: ga, unb mein isbnli9iter
Duni9 tit, aud 10 in ben SieIen gu
ftsrben!"
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Setb # b E 10 II 8 t.

SlpBtne6t Geds5ebniGbris, am
BabnIdalter gum 8aiiirer): ~ babe
9arten na9 &leinreifltng."
&aiirer: nSa, pte aft bift benin
9u9 u babe &arteH triegt ia nur
ans, bas no net 5ebn Sabr alt is!"
StoBtnedt: rgia, 10 glib ma bait a
Sanse, NADIA muaBt uber a 50 gu mir
Tagen."
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g 9 IN &c u e.

Sunger Maler (bem 8ommeroienss
ratb 9olbItein iein YortrGt bringsnb):
sd bpffe, Serr Sommer5ienratb Tinb
nit Der 4usfi6rung S%ufrieben."
COMMENCEMENT 0erublafeno):
yGu' ia, Hufpeit gang gut, mein 2ieber;
absr inSipii9en bin i9 getpOrben .9es
6eimer COMMENCEMENT" = bas tOnns
ten &c burd a puur Yinielftri4 nod
dnoeuten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24

.Garab, mad bod MID 10 { trauris
ses @eIi9t, b 2eit' tonnten ia meis
men, 3 reut Did g @sIb for ben tbsus
sru pluB."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24
aanfterii4 uussebradt.

Ri9ter gum 9auner): nSis iteben
Jun erItenmaG bier9"
9auner: .Sa, Is lit mein 9es
,iit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-24

GouIine: Warum benin?
Better: Rd, i'd babe f9on 6ftsrs
bemertt, baB bu gang blaB binetngss
gangen uno nab turSer 3eit friI9
unb roiig pieber beruussetpmmen
biIt.
The Irish standard., 1903-08-01
DULUTH NEWS.

Solemn requiem mass was sung at
$50 o'clock Monday morning in the
Catholic churches of the Duluth do
ccSc in memory of the late Pope Leo
NlII. In the cathedral the services
were very impressive. mass being cclc
DRAFTED by the Rev. Father Joseph Eng
els. of the cathedral parish. with Rev.
FIR. ]. j. OAluhoncy. of Grand Rapids,
as deacon. and Rev. Fr. John O'Dwycr,
of the cathedral parish. as sub-dcacon.
The church was drapcd in the papal
colors, white and yellow. With mourn
ing black cntwincd. Rt. Rev. James
McGOlrick. bishop of Duluth. gave
the address. and it was an eloquent
eulogy of the deceased pontitf. He
said in part: "a great man has de-
parted this life to meet his Judge
His end was that of Il man who had
long mcdiated upon that exit from the
world, which is coming to all of us.
He was always making preparations
for the judgment of God. Everything
that it was his duty to do he had done
well. He had made public profession
of his faith. and had received the holy
Sacraments of his church with the
greatest devotion. At the last, anXi-
Gus that all attending him should be
blessed, and with great thankfulness
for all that had been done for him,
when his eyes refused longer to see,
and his ears to hear. his hands We're
uplifted in final blessing. His death
bed is a lesson to all of us. AS a
scholar Leo NH, born in 1910, was al
ways marked by such talent and pow
ers of mind and memory that at the
age of 20 he stood his eXamina tons
The Irish standard., 1903-08-01
returned to Duluth from Spokane

returned to Duluth from Spokane
| Wash.
The sixth annual picnic of st. Gle.
ments court G. o. f., will be held at
| Lincoln Park on Aug. II. A good time
is assured to all.
Out of respect to the memory of his
holiness, Leo XIII, the flag on the
government building of this city, was
at half mast all of last week.
Mrs. ]. ]. Callahan of Minneapolis.
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
William Heating, visited with friends
in the city during the week.
DIR. L. +. Sheridan has returned af-
ter visit at his old home in Michigan
where he spent couple of weeks.
Division No. l, \. o. H., will meet
next Wednesday evening in Odd Eel
lows hall.
The ladies' auxiliary of the A. O.
IL. held Il lawn social last week at the
corner of Fifty-sixth avenue and Cody
street. Ice cream and cake were serv-
cd and therewas Il large crowd in at
| tendance.
AT the picnic held by the A. O. II.
at Lincoln park last week the West
Duluth tug-of-war team was success
full i'll carrying off the prize, box of
100 cigars. West Duuth's team con-
sisted of William Horrigan, ]. Moran,
I. Murphy. Thomas Doyle, d. Haney
and John tlshin. But two heats were
necessary to decide the event, West
| Duluth winning the first in five min
utrS and the second in one minute.
Mr. Casllin. who was captain of the
team. is busy today distributing the
| cigars among the members of the West
! Duluth lodge of Hibernians.
| Mrs. L. ii. Tague. of Hibbing. has
returned home after spending two
weeks With friends in Duluth and ST
| Paul.
Miss Loretta Gallagher left last
week for trip down the lakes. She
will he absent about two weeks
L. II. Martin left last Sunday for At
lantic City to attend the meeting of
Federation of Catholic Societies to be
held there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Sullivan left last
Wednesday on the Easton for Isle
Royale. They will be gone about two
weeks.
Rev. Father O'AIahoney. of Grand
Rapids. delivered an eloquent sermon
last Sunday evening at the cathedral.
Bishop McGolrick enjoyed a visit
from his brother, Rev. Father William.
during the week.
Division No. l. l.. A., \. O. H.. will
meet next Wednesday evening at
Kalamazoo hall.
The Irish standard., 1903-08-01

will not try any "heroic' measures,
but fully expect that sentiment as
they call patriotism will give way to
arguments of full dinner pals, cosy
homes, bright prospects of advance
ment and the right to vote on every
question. In this view the ministers
are strengthened by the expressions
and conduct of many representatives
Of various classes in Ireland. After
the celebrated convention in Dublin to
consider the terms of agreement ac-
copied at a conference between repre-
sentatives of landlord and tenant when
it was announced the government
would Introduce land bill in substan-
tial accord with these terms. William
O'Brien cried out he was ready to sing
God Save the King" and the Duke
of Abercorn, not to be outdone said
he was prepared to sing God Save
Ireland" We read of the Duke of
Abercorn, from the Orange North,
clinking glasses with John Redmond
in the refreshment rooms of the House
of Commons and of the Earl of Dud-
ley, the lord lieutenant, chatting with
Nationalist members in the lobby. Sir
Anthony Mcdonnell is OH terms of in
timacy with some of the most promin-
ent Irish Nationalist and is not
ashamed of being seen walking with
them through the streets of Dublin.
The signs of the times indicate that
the days of the so-called protestant
Ascendancy" in Ireland are numbered.
With the remarkable progress made in
industrial advancement and the de-
struction Of the hateful landlord sys
TEN and the transfer of Dublin Castle
rule to the hands of the elected of the
people, Ireland's day of regeneration is
close at hand.
The Irish standard., 1903-08-01

Academy
Faribault, MINI.

The institution is thorough and COM
prellcnsive. including everything that
parents could desire. for refined, prac-
teal and religious cduca ton of their
daughters.
The instruction has been under the
direction of the Dominican Sisters for
over thirty years. and has attained the
highest standing. Music and Art re-
ccive special attention. The most prac-
teal methods of Stenography, Type
writing and bookkeeping are taught.
For further particulars and cata-
loguc. address
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
The Irish standard., 1903-08-01

Chris. A. Gallagher, counsellor-at
law, 02O Guaranty Loan Building.
The Irish standard., 1903-08-01
Sacred College of Cardinals.

The present number of cardinals is
%, or within one of the number al
lowed by the constitution of the
Church For many centuries no cor
tain num|er WAS prescribed the list
amounting at one time to 90. SiXtus
", however, to avoid all possible in
convcnirnccS arising from too nllmcr-
Gus Il college, and following the eX-
ample of the ancient Moses in the
selection of his elders, prescribed that
tn" number of cardinals should not
exceed 20. OF the present college 10
are of Italian birth, OF whom two are
Romans. Seven are French, three
German. six Spanish. four Austrian.
two Hungarian. two for Portugal, and
States. Australia, Belgium and BO-
hernia, says Donahoe's Magazine for
August The Sacred College, thus, as
far as possible, conforms to the desire
expressed by the Council of Trent that
all Catholic nations be represented
amolg it's members. The cardinals
are entitled, cardinal bishops, cardinal
priests, or cardinal deacons, according
to the order to which they belong, a
distinction which does not refer to
their actual rank in Holy Orders, but
merely to their position in the Hier-
archy of papa1 assistants. In fact,
there are many archbishops, such as
Sacred College is that of cardinal
priest or the cardinal priests four
must he, by regulation. members Of
the monastic orders.
RGrcm On :51 y. M: When | was Il
child my nurse made me afraid of the
dark.
Miss Quit iny-Oh that accounts for
ii.
HOrenl-AccO,iltS for what?
Miss CuttinS-You are waiting for
daylight so you can so home.
Il was looking for you and your
automobile yesterday On the speedway.
but YOU weren't out. were you:'
"Huh. Was out three different ways.
First ! was out in it. then | was out
of it, and when it finally struck a tree
and blew up. was out on it about
5000"
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ROrenl--AccOlilts for what?
Miss Cutting-You are waiting for
daylight so YOU can so home.
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Rorem 11:57 p. M: When l was Il
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dark.
Miss i,lg-0h. that accounts fm
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-09-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
were recorded at the probate office yes
terday:
L. C. Branscomb sold to H. warten
lot 10 and p feet of lot 20, in block 23S,
in Birmingham, the consideration being
$500.
w. C. Clisby and wife sold to j. Mex.
Norment the east half of lots u and 10,
in block 7S4, in Birmingham, the consid-
Grafton being $1,000.
Joe T. Peasley and wife sold to Jacob
Burger certain property recorded in pro-
bate office the price being $500.
T. ]. fowler and wife sold to P. c..
Gardner lots II to % in block IA. in West
End the consideration being $3.50.
Willie D. Calder sold to Henry War
ten lot 49, in block 1874. in Birmingham.
the consideration being $4,000.
A. A. POLLS and wife sold to T. B..
Lyons lots u and 10, in block PSI. in Bes-
semer, the consideration being $1,000.
George s. Brown sold to A. S. Brown
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is in trouble.
Two excellent pieces of character work
were done by William Gibson and Bern
hardt Niemeyer, who play the parts of
an English lieutenant who struts and a
German lieutenant who used bad Eng
fish. John German, an American banker
also has some good scenes.
The women were all handsomely gown
ed and the styles were studied by the
women in the audience with a great deal
of attention. Miss Sherrod wore some
exceptionally elegant creations