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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-12

|tIi nidJi dlier, ole er iid Fiblt. unp
bod itncen mir otf unIerem 9sbens
pFooe Sreiie Sunss. Ole Finb eh ieifon,
|rise %GrId,einnns NIB pirtlihe Sc
Eaeahapbe bes Diilsibes. lfnb Damn
fDieber bsaesnsn uhs frdhise, ollie
alannsr inD feite, alie 5rouen, bic
Der SdbR Der 3eitl mir iuenis beribri
su baber Jd1eini. eie trnsen hire iisb
3is Sabre nit iusenblid,er 5riIde.
DieieS inb bic innsen SreiIe., gle
boben fid gut in ad,t senommen. Fe
Finb seiunb unb trdffis unb senieBen
ieBt Die iiiBen Sradte oes reiien Stei.
ienalters.
Gs iiest tein @runc Dor, DeshoIb
oIte 2eute frdntlid, Iein Iollien,
tein 6sunc. ipesboIb bic Sebenanr
game nid3t yaetraitlst, bic Bunoun
gen seitdrtt nnp Der Deriol Der Se.
uebc mibt ~anfsehoIten perpen fon.
men, Uenn bas ridptiee Y.ittsl ,pn8e'
wdnof lpirb, Sine Der ,pitiisiten
Giseniboiten bon Sorni's sIlpsptrdu
ter. 8Iuibeleber III ieine 0eriinsunss.
trait. 1er reinist nidt MIR bos, en-;
item. ionOsrn Id1aFTt audn nepeSs rel.
dies rothes 8lut. Sr 1T elm a~nsrtann
ties Observation-Disclosures fir Die
2tlten lrno S6mod1en.
5ess fortel aDfeien aus Asmbu
rn. 0lian, itreibt: .Sh bin ,smei.
unbaA3is Sabre olt, aber babe MIDI
ieit pierais 3abren nidDt rs pobl be
.hpaosn OILS iebt. rpriiir ib @ott, unb
Sbrem alpentraaier, eIutbsIsbsr Su
nantcn babe
soIte 5euaniHe fam mon pidt
IeIeuL Obplee trditis pPn Der Gbotiode
,abersqtat 5u ,perbtn, bob 5prai's
slIpentrduter. RIutbelsber inEplae, lei,
ner aaIben nnb bod lpirtTamen 81,
~senidoiten aor3 bsIonbers ben 8e.
oiririHep Der IIten, SdoUaden u,o
SebrsdIi6en onaepabt III. 4quienos
periOnen in allen aebensfsauusen
babeHiibsr feline Seiunobeii brinsem
BEN SiserFhTten 3eusnib obeeIeat.
tne eg Enthusiastically bos ibm bon
.Suus unhs aIit seapats Sob. 5ornps
.SIpsntyautert q utteIeber 1T aid,t cine
GpUtbetet. Dtebisin ST miro ben EEL
ten oirett' berdb bic III iebem Semsir:
rpeien arseiisnten slsenienI susettent
,Ositsrs. anfrosen ridfe mon dn gr.
o. Sabtnsp, 1i2-l14s. SOpne stpe.
Chicago. 1Sa. ht22'~a"% '"''"'e"I
B. = - e. ~. ..4... .D ks.fEl
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-12

0ottk.

Der nuter3cidpete madt biermit
betonnt, bob er stobtpieb in bic
Deibe onnimrt nnD erTud1t nm Cure
aunoidaft. 9eniiseno @ros 1T in Der
Deioe unb ih merbe~ Tofort eiuen
9ruuuen MAIDEN, bamit Tortpdbreno
Frildes DaHer on 6onc 1T.
49,. 9 q o m Sermann.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-12
Notia.

8rou Sobn ytitttlI cine seId,uIte
uno eepraite Sebamme unh @eburts'
beITerin, bietet ihre DienTte bel Dor
fommenoes Seburten on, uno foIst
Rufen Sa3 uno gtod,i. sic, if Su
Finoeuim Sohn 9Iein 9eb6riaeu 9aus.
Serr uno Srou Sobn Wttdea ,pas
rem friibert in 5i0soieiu pobuhoIt uno
Tino tiitSIib not1 Gareto sc3osen,s
mar1mail. '...
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-12
Roth.

Die &uimertIomfcit Der 8iirser
Gureto's lit bieroutdD auI bic Stuot.
Sroinan3 seIenft. Die perbtetet Dtiit
ODER onoeren abfuu oui ibren Bobn.
pIdBen liesen 5m baben, uno iollen
bieieIben ioiort pes9eIabren iper.
ben. Sreo. SepperIe.
op.12.l9l Dtapor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-12
gieb.@etoe.

8nn iest on meroe id an ieoer
3eit Wttlhtiihe in Die gpeibe onneb,
men. Die 8ibe nerben morsens
oabeim auscboIt nno nbenos loie-
Der 5urid 9ebrad):.
Gmi! Dierenielot.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-12


iaa nod pem DI,sn Oh, 1
stSli TisrentsIet labt bhisr
Ieiasra AlsvsrrIaoen tti.en ssnanen
araben.
Der Gareta 9asaor beSablt
ben bSdyasn pteis fir Sdute arb
ehoi SseISe.
sheriH gouns bon eeoIa 'uor
ociicrn uno beuie in SlmtsseIbdIten
IN enreto.
s. y. foucanou III Der erite Der
Ieinsm Sous einen neuen peiBen aI1'
itrid, seben IaBt.
Die Scrreu Jotob sd1aut unp
u. Sraut iparen am SOmntaS be.
iu6SbaIber In gIrtas.
Sobn YieifIe 1T iebr beidJditi9t
nit ~iope5iereR, puas ieine &rbeit
sisbt bic bette 3uirteoenbeit:
Serr aoIper Better mar IeBts
Dod,e seihdftsboIber in HrtaS, Sa.,
que, stroBburs uno Sintpn.
Serr Gbriitian aurIe alt bier'
ieIbit If sesemudrtis beiddftist anI
ieinem poi einen StaI 8u errihten.
Die Srau bon ebriitidn Opp 1T
isit seraumer 3eit aui Der araufen
I'ite, Dr.. !@erces bat tic in 8ebai'o.
lung.
Sobn Otter BENEDICT id) ais
ein gutter DlorIbaa. ]Gr iiebt ulem.
riHtis uad unb ale iino Suiricoen
nit ihm. ~ 'a.~" ~ ~ q.
- s. ". 9Soruer, Gisentbiimer pes
.gIortbmrii Blade, fam leBte Dote
bon DaIbinsion, Diitritt sOIumbio,
6hruu.
- profeNor Yicaanon bon Sure
ia besob Fit am samitas nndJ 2Iber
been uno febrte am Woutaa lpieoer
bierber 5uriid.
9err SObn uno Srou stpaer
porsn ben sonntas iiber beiu6s'
boIbsr urrf Der 5arn bel SatOb uue
FRAU WitbIbeier. ~.
Die sr6Bte NIB ibDnite sItS'
mabI iu 9DouOp0pter. ale sOrtep.
Sarben. Sci 2ot uuO ,Anitrit Sim
Eel finoet man Su ben nieorieIteH1
9rsiieu i'm Gureta Fa5oor.
Die 2sute iossu in,mer bic Bel
ten roeroeh idIimmer, netn, bic 3ei'
Ten bietber INNER uno bic 2ente
'peroeu itJIimmer" % ,>~.. ~. II
- oerr;sbas gtiesIer Elm frtlberer
Slrser BON Guteta, TAM am leBteit
Somito9 bierber no er eiitise Gase
bier uerlusilen niro.
esrr ausut WorteI pertouits
Ieste Do6e Ieiu DOhnbaus in ga
pa. on Srau 70. 5. Duer, fir bic
nette Summe Don $500.
Scrr Satob sprinqer ir. lit GEE
ocnwdrtis oaran bel Games Slap
ton einen 9ruunen 5u ItoBen, auf Der
Sftie:.e oes 9obnseIsiieS.
Srauen 2Ieioer Gables Drop'
perS) in elmer eroBen AusruabI.
Sbr count oieieIbeu nidt 10 bili9
MAIDEN ais mir oteieIben %uersauien.
Gureto 8a3adr.
Die 9iuTeu freuen Iidl ibon ouf
bic beporttebenoe neue' SdIodt.
8iro lie mieber Der Seimatb ndber
brineen. Die 5oIoaten oes 3areu.
- Fri. gtar9oretbu Bauer besob
Iido Iebte Dohe nod1 gtc2eon Gouu
tn, q. y, 100 lie auf ihrer 9eimitdtte
ma! mieoer nab Seies etluas tbun
muB,
eeppoIo 6unteIe rpeIder iriiber
ais SebiIfe bel Raipsr Sos i'm Stor
Ia Guretc tbdti9 mar, behIdt CUR
;3eit cine 9odIHuIe IN 8aIpariio
iSnOiana.
- las tleine SDdterIein BON Serr
mb Srau SutOb Woier meIdes Ell
niac Gage an Der eunsenent3iinonn9
lit, lit Iuieoer auf benz De9e Der
Seferuns.
Die beIten 5rauben fiuoet man
nit so 9fulo IN isoer Dor i'm Su
reta 8o3aor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-12

perInensrn irssnb Gu aNW9TRaa+
n per etoOt org
|nid. mebr xdnme Ioaien onse.|
pflanai uith4and,l perpFlegttnsspem
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-12
= Garcia aaS .amseaeaS, u

7 ~ tt<rr SSs,r pIsv has Rlas Ihsl
eicIlnnaen nabs bel oer giahIs bic
a'd ben sopsn nisosrrsibsn. uup am
isiesu ploe slaen neuen dnhanoiscn
Stan autSubausn.
eerr pbiIipp aausubrrssr oft,
rosidper cine sssaume 3sit BON sDai.
bhsien frant Suridtebrte. bat Ed,
'Uieber Io,peit srbcIt bah er nods Der
siaot fcmmen tauu. Il.
- ScBt III Die 3eit luo Gin 5eoer
beiddiiist III nit @emuieu Su iden.
ben 6oi AT reinisen uno oas Saus
5u puBen, ,uer Cuff bat farm mitbel.
fen. obsr nid,t bios 3uid,auen.
- 9oebeu baben mir 2 Gario,
Iaoutaen Sen3 Drobt uno gtdseI
erbaIten. 8ieIeIben iueroeni an benz
biuieiten preis pertauft. Der bette
SenScrabt bat einen Snbianer 8opi
aui benz SoI3 an Der Spule. Der.
ieIbe sebt'i,737 Snb 8u 100 phinb.
Eureta So3oor.
Gbemdnner traSen Sur 3eit Elm
CRIES srdmIidIes.iauere s.bitteres Sc
iid,t S,r eHou. IS lit Sousrein'
isunss. 3eit, ano bic Iiebe Sous'
frau oamit iebr beIdditist.
- Serr Sobn Ylaas bon pouod
FAM ant glOutas nad Gureto, un
bel Ieinen 8eTd)rpiItern einen turseh
SeIub abSuitatten, er tebrte eeiteru
pieoer uad PoLod suriid.
Is tobte a6rper pom Reben
Ipuroem in ben Hieoerun0eu am
WiTouri eeIhnpen. SieieIben lpo'
rem NIT Sd1rotIlinten auseIhoiIen
uno oerenoeteu all ben 8unoen.
- GbriItian 2edDner, pielen 3eIern
Der Dot 5etaunt uno eiu gutter
Sreunb gu unierer Deui9teit, 1T bon
Der Clinton 6eeeno nat Der 3eelauh
Seseup iiberseiieoeit. Sut Slid.
- 5err aaoreos 9romIid alt, lueI'
der oas Saus BON Satob aIoim8er.
1T init Sod muo pad BON lei
uer; 5olm biesber iiberiioeIt, nm iid,
nod einise Gaee Rubs az s6nnen.
- Die mir aus Su~uerIdIiser Duel
le 'eriehsn, fohsntu yteru yort. inner
baIb 4 Ntonat $4,000 Rinber eebtS
rem ietn. aann man iebeu oaB iene
stEpas erOBer 1T wie Gureta..
- Sarpets. Seniter ytoIIers uno
in ieber 9eidlreibuns.
70 biais ais rs Sents oos
gtid. 9ureto SaSaar. '
ISerr 5atob Anan alt, IL W.eb
fiopit BON Gureta, batte iein
eanp 2 -&lain perfauIt. NIB eeoenti
Dalo not, 6Osmer gu iiberIieoeIn,
no er iid uno feline frau in, Rube
iesen polIen. 70; ....AI
- ObwobI es nod iebe ytadt se
iriert; 10 fino bod bic &eute ieft ait
Der glrbeit nit adern uno ideu, bic
3eit 1T Oa, I'D Der GARNER feline Ru'
be bat nne nidbt auFb6rt, bis allies
1T.
Serr Deter Sdentenberser bot
oos un9Iii6, inoem er feline SIeiid)
ni1arf in Betrieb ieBen wplte
lno oieIeIbe ibm iiber feline Iinte
oono fubr, 10 oaB er reiue idlIimnse
DerIeBun9 oapon tru9.
Ssst lit Die Seit UNI bic Grobu'
~enfaIIen 3u Ieseh. od es fur eineu ies
ben GARNER 5um Nueen iein miro.
Segt eineu GroboIen 8u t6oten lit
hehr tuertb, ais i'm CONNER elm
san3eS Dubeuo al oertiI9en.
- Sin ensIiides Seridt hat ent'
poB $3.50 9enu9 1T fur els
zen ueueu Oiterbut fir cine frau.
5oIlte Gin anterifonifwes Seridt cine
.oId1e %Gutideioune trefen. ruaroe ei'
re firdterIide RepoIution entiteben.
5000 CARDS 6insbams in al'
EN- Sorbeu uuo Wlultern, nur 8
Sents Die 9oro, i'm Gureta Saaaar.
YIN Somita9 wlor9en Hog Der
.uusbeinise 9Iupperitord1 iber Su'
reta. Gr bate nur einen 9uben
ieinen Slii3eIn uno ben binter
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-12

.UaM inoton an. &c u
psrr Seinrid, u. aubsr Dol
elm Ssbauoe 12xl4 bon 3ebu
eiidsl Fat SIS setauii, ipeld,es q
Iesie Wods OUT Ieiae SeimIt6hs
iransportiri Norb bon eureta. nab
ssoesfi in aad,iisr 3sit ieine Somi.
lie crrnui su brinsen. :, 49, j
-aSerr, 5Ohn Smith hot itBi fem
oIteS saIon9ebdube ouf bic Gde se.
8eniiter BON pieB Store seTteiii, nnb
oaS arobe @ebiuoe ipsld)es fir bic
gOirtbIdoft beFtimmi III. Ftebt Td,on
auf oemIeIben plob, unb fpiro ean3
nobel eineerid,tct tpcrcsnar@ ~
Die sroBie 2IlsipdbI iii Srouen
Rbden (soeies etiriSI.' Bic ientois
in Gureto 3u iebea pnrcn. Ter
prets ut Der oenfbar niefrtsite.
jt Gurcta SaSaar.
- 3obnor8t eaOp. ii iO,psit iebr
SuirieOen NIT ieinem eliols in gu.
refo NIB bic seute aub nit linn.
.3dhne nuS8iehen 5u loIIsg 1T am
beiten tein 9ersniieen. ober notb'
,penois. Die aeute finb frob eiuen
3nbnar8t int Gureso 8u, 'Babeu.
Die SOuntp GommliiTaare baber.
in ibrer lesten sibunan beFdIoHen.
eiuen anbau an bos eonrt .Saus IN
eeOIa au MAIDEN. 1idt seniisenp
Raum 1T UorbanOen fir pie Beans
ten. sc ioute audi nod cine Se,s.
einritt'ns anssidoHt sp,erpen.
Serr 5rep Opp .fomnum 5rei,
toa Ieste Dod,e pom Meamas u. D..
bier bel YluiterN rpieoer on. 100 er
sinise Gaeen bsr5 jeer,peiIen
lino bonn nod Ieiner neuenr6 eimath
iiberIiebeIu ipiro. haner in Mebino
iiH fd1cm eim 6oue sebaut bat.a 81.
abeobor 9obte fpeider bel Sobm
Sauer iiioIidD bon Der etaot oils
arbettet, bat Oas Sane BON
Spbn 96rtus neIdpes elm @ieen,
tbumr Der 0ithpe 3iib mar, am melt
Gnbe Der Stont, sduFtidp er.
lpOrben fir bic enmn,e pom 800. W
Die 3rOBte auspahI in 5rousn
dnb Dldbben Slts FRoet man. i'm,
'tEa,7sa gaI.m9 iua -.
81 ,Roe tom am Montoe
Don einer steiie Ourd Sit glcpher'
ui'n NOrb SaRgbsl SpMgtp au.
rid. Gr berihtet bob ofie Sormer
an Der arbsit limb nit iden.
Der Spoen 10 &im' n Shitdnb
rus bic sIusTid,f aut, cine Steide
Srnte portteHlid -, ,~.r er ~.
- Wife smitb IN aberdeen ip,r
be pom IinsInd b~eimstfud,i. Dds
6bndpen ftorb al" sen Dla;.
fern nno pnrbe am Splgrtas in
ben ehboB Der sras ,sebsttet. Srau
1T iebi ebenfolat Td'tper
Front nit hen WoTsrn. 1gBit boFten
OoB fie bic atontbeit absrfteben nnb
rperoen ~mOse.u5s 49,, !.
9urdD bic 5O,0O06Gben, bic in
ben Der. staoten jabrIi8 sei8iebep
lueroen. itsaen mir audi ollie onoe
rem 2dnoer IN ben Sdbatten IS mirb
oaourd) be~lpieien, boBIiraenos Ietht:
Tinniser ais bel inns 5oas Gbebinb.
nib einse9oneen wirb,, itno boB man
bon Der 8eoeutmu9 Der Gbe in ben
9reiien feline abrHrne bat.
- GrobaIen Souen lSopber
srops) beim COB i'm Gureta 9as
,aor. s., s~q# 4.5n
- Sn Hem SerTep Fam Elm Ntom
beim mro tiBte ieine frau. Dars
an mare ia peiter nid,ts ous3uieben,
buntIen Seriid1te suioIse ToQ
oas in oeu beiten SomiIien nortom.
men. agein bos glettIpirbtse NOR,
bob lie, permutbIid Oh Der iremoae
Prooe3ur in Sbumaft
iel. Collie Der 6erudD ces Dbistep
'tpos oamit au tbun sebabt BADEN,
ben fie in Stem Seriep per3opfen?
- Sm Gureto 9aSoar betommt
man quite, aber oerItebt es red1t,
SrauenIbnbe Sn $1.1S oas
uno 0idod1en Sdbube mie
g. ..LA kogro. go.. k2 r.. no
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-12

@mil Sdamber bnt bic Id6nite
Srdaro in Gurefo, unn nimmt aud,
StoIs oarin, oieieIbe auIreht unn
in Sronuns an boIten. DeTn Die
6itrpnen, Sronsen, stepTel, Sirne,
3peiIb9en uno pTlaumeu reiI Fiuo,
oonn nitro iif Der Ebomas einmol
iiber bic 5enS gu IprtuSen e%rlouben.
9dume. oh 6rtdt ooer 8alobdme,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-12

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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-29
NO RICHES FOR PRIESTS.
Bishop Hoban's Reason for Refusing
Purse of 100000

Right Rev. NJ. J. Hoban, bishop OF
Scranton, Pa, recently celebrated the
silver jubilee of his priesthood. He
was presented with an offering of ST.
600 toward the fund for residence for
the bishops of the diocese, but ne
would accept no personal glfts, ellheI
from clergy or laity. AS he expressed
it:
Not that | do not know that the
priests and the Iaymen who knew me
would know that | would not put that
money down into my pocket, but
rather would give it to some charity
or other but because others who knew
that 1 had been given $4,000 by the
priests of the diocese, and possibly an
other $4,000 by the laity, would not
know that the money had been so dis
posed of, and would come to the con-
clusion that, after all, these bishops
like the money. The good reporters
L hope none of them are here-makee
it a rule to report only the sensational
doings. and the giving of the purses
would be heralded far and wide but
few would hear of their disposition.
And again. am somewhat of So
cfalist. 1 believe with Carnegie that
TO die rich is to die disgraced. And
if it be disgrace for a layman to die
rich, it would be a double disgrace
for a priest. So 1 always refuse to
accept personal gifts"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-29
Powerful Temperance Sermon.

one OF the most powerful sermons
ever heard in Logan Avenue chapel
was on Sunday last when at TIE late
mass Rev. Hugh l.. McAIenamih spoke
on Temperance" before a cOngrega-
ton that filled every seat in the
church
The sermon was a mastery effort
and found echo in the hearts of the
congregation there assembled. Father
McMenamin impressed the necessity
of total abstinence upon everyone. He
dwelt upon the fact that it is not only
tie man who cannot take one drink
without a second VINO should abstain.
but everyone regardless of their sup
posed strength of character. He said
that young women should especially
refrain from intoxicants even in mod
Grafton and recalled instances of where
sorrow and misery have come in the
wake OF what some would call harm
less drinking. 1T is likely that Father
McMenamin will be asked to repeat
his sermon at an early date
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-29
CHANGE AT NoTRE DAME.
Father Morrssey Retires From the
Presidency

Important changes have been an
nounced as a result of the deliberations
of the principal chapter of the congre-
cation of the Holy Cross at Notre
Dame, Ind. on July II. Chief among
these changes was one resulting from
the resignation of Very Rev. Andrew
MorTssey, who has been president of
the university for twelve years His
action in this matter is the result of a
delicate condition of health. under
which he has been iaboring ever since
his serious illness of three years ago.
Students and faculty will deeply re
greet the circumstances which impelled
Father Morrissey to send in his reslg-
nation. 1t is Father Morrissey's plan
to take a trip abroad to return after
he has fully recovered.
Under his administration the college
has reached and maintained position
of unquestioned leadership among the
boarding colleges of the United States.
A man of pleasing personality, fine in
tellectual attainment and remarkable
financial ability, Father Morrissey has
gathered about himself a wide circle of
friends, whose good influences have
greatly assisted him in the attainment
of his great success as president of the
University of Notre Dame.
The retirement of Father Morrlssey
was followed by the unanimous selec-
ton of Father Cavanaugh to succeed
in the office of president. Father Cav
anaugh has already held an important
position in the community. For six
years he has been rector of the Holy
Cross seminary at Notre Dame and
during that time he as we'll as in the
university in which he was professor
of English literature for several years,
has distinguished himself as an energet-
ic administrator. Moreover, he has had
long experience in literary work as
assistant editor of the Ave Maria and
has attained distinction not only as a
writer but also as a public speaker.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-29
Miraculous Escape.

Denver friends of Mrs. Timothy
Goodwin are feliticing in the good news
which came to her Saturday last that
her nephew, Harvey, P. Deane, had a
miraculous escape from death on the
Inflated Bennington. Mr.. De: ne is a,
Denver boy and was electrician on
the vessel that went down last Fri
day. The telegram from Deane. which
brought the good news to his aunt
merely read: Was on board the Ben
nington, but am. all right" p r.
Rollins, another nephew of Mrs. Good
win telegraphed her later saying, 'Har-
vey escaped, but was badly burned"
The boy was born in Leadville
twenty-siX years ago and enlisted here
in August. 1902. He had just+one more
year to serve when the explosion in
terfered with his work. Mrs. Good
win lives at HOO Clarkson street.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-29
TUBERS IN AN INCUBATOR.
Montana Scheme For Raising 3d.
900 Bushels to the Acre.

A resident of Great Falls, Mont, has
either made one of the greatest dis
coveries of the age in agriculture or he
is one of the greatest takers of the
time, and at present those whom he has
taken into his confidence are willing to
give him the benefit of the doubt. W.
d. Darst, cook, declares he has per-
fected a process by which an indefinite
quantity of potatoes may be forced to
grow on any tract of ground at cost
not to exceed 81 a ton. He asserts he
can easily raise 10000 bushels of pO
tatOes to the acre every sixty days and
that he is satisfied that a much greater
yield can be secured
Something concerning the experiment
has heretofore been made public, but
until this time Mr.. Darst has refused
to permit his name to be used. He now
declares that he has been notified by
the United States patent office that his
applications for patents have been ap-
proved and he declares that as soon as
his patents shall have been received he
will reveal his secret and will demon
strate to the public that he is telling
the truth.
Darst has been a resident of Monta-
ma for about six years, coming to the
state from Chicago. He was employed
in Helena for more than three years
and about two and one-half years ago
came to Great Falls as chef at the Ho-
tel Grand. He recently gave up his
position and has been devoting his
whole time TO gardening and to per-
fecting his potato raising process, it
being his design ito raise potatoes en-
tirely under ground without permitting
any sprout or vine to appear above the
surface. He claims he has done this,
and that.he can cause potatoes TO grow
wholly under ground, one layer of po-
tatoes on top of another.
He says he has caused potatoes to
grow in this way with layers to a depth
of fifteen feet, in which depth there
would be enough layers to produce 3d.
1000 bushels of potatoes to the acre, and
he declares there is no reason why they
should not be planted to much greater
depth. with a corresponding increase in
the yield an acre.
Darst declares the secret lies in the
composition of a preparation that takes
the place of soil 1t is upon this mix
ture that he claims to have secured a
patent. He says that d layer of this
mixture, three or four inches deep, may
be placed in box. with eyes of pota-
toes; on the first layer may be placed
another layer of the mixture, with DO
tatoe eyes scattered through it; and so
on, one layer on top of another, until
the box has been filled.
Then the mixture may be heated, he
declares, and growth of potatoes will
commence and progress rapidly in each
of the numerous layers. He claims that
all that is necessary is to keep the mix
ture at a growing temperature and to
water it every two weeks and that
within sixty days from the time of
planting the eyes there will be crop
Nr, tot, ~, onI, low i,,f Hr
box, all the tubers being of about the
size of a hens egg. All this, he claims,
will result without vine or sprout ap-
pearing above the surface.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-29
ENTERED INTO ETERNAL LIFE

Editor Intermountain Catholic:
Sister M. Bridget. nee Miss Mary
Carroll. went to receive the crown of
life well spent in the service of the
Master, at Borgess. hospital, Kalama-
zoo, Mich, on the 21st.
Greatly beloved by all who came in
contact with her, an exemplary reIig-
ious, pious devoted soul, earnest in
her every duty pleasing to God and
man. The funeral took place the fol-
lowing Monday, and she was laid. to
rest with her sisters in the little Gem
etery near Nazareth academy belonging
to the community of the Sisters of ST
Joseph of the Diocese of Detroit.
Say a prayer for the repose of her
soul Nazareth Academy, Nazareth,
Mich