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The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

While We are discussing the Pam
American railway, remarks the New
York Post, the Pan-African railway is
being built. OF the 5000 kilometers
from the Cape to Cairo. one-half is)
now completed; about $500 kilome,
tiers from the Cape to Zambesi, and
1900 from Cairo to Khartum. I'M
building the central part, England will!
require the permission of either Ger-I
many or the Congo State to traverse'
a section of the territory; but this
will be readily granted. because of,
the advantages of having a north-and-I
south line to unite the existing or pro-
jected lateral railroads. A tremen-
dOus gain will accrue to England from
the consent of the Negus to use Abys.
sinian territory, now practically as
sured. From Khartum to Fashoda iii
way along the Nile, because of vast
swamp covering ten degrees of lati-I
tude. The arrangement with the
ruler of Abyssinia will take the road
through most fertile region along
the Blue Nile and the edge of the
mountains, as far as Lake Rudolph,
where English soil will again bel
reached. France, also, derives great
benefit from the arrangement in Ques.
ton, as her railway will now be able
to enter the fertile highlands Of
Abyssinia and there connect with the
great Central Africa line. !
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22
An Irishman's Answer.

A certain merchant of Baltimore
who is we'll known for his philan
thropic spirit, was approached one
day by an Irishman, formerly in his
employ, who made a touching appeal
for financial assistance. Said he:
Il trust, sor, that ye'll find it con
vanient to help poor man whose
house an everything in it was burned
down last week, sor."
The merchant. although he gives
with a free hand, exercises consider.
able caution in his philanthropy, SO
he he asked:
Have you any papers or certificates
to show that you have lost everything
by fire, as you say?"
The Irishman scratched his head as
II bewildered. Finally he replied:
Il did have certificate to that eff,
feet, sor, signed before a notary, but
unfortunately, sor, 1t was burned up
i with tho rest of me efects.~
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22
Redmond's Tribute to the Church.

John Redmond, speaking at a Jesuit
College in London, said:
I'VE Catholics ought to fee. proud
in the belief we entertain that the
Catholic Church has been in the past
and is today the greatest educational
force in the world. The day has all
most disappeared when an ASSERTION
such as that would make the average
Englishman gasp with amazement. The
Catholic Church today is NJ. longer
spoken of by intelligent Englishmen as
the church merely Of the Index and the
1nquisition. 1t is recalled by every in
telligent and educated Engl;shman that
it. is the church of Paul AMI Angus
tine. and Jerome. of Bede, AMI Alfred,
Of Patrick and Columbia, Ct Dante and
Angelo. of Fenelon and Newman. And
it is recognized by all broad minded
men that the Catholic Church is to-
day ready to bless all that exalts or
refines the nature Of man. She prays
that knowledge may grow from more
to more; she holds up today as she
has ever held up. the higher and the
nobler ideals before the human race
the ideals Of justice and mercy. the
ideals of the dignity of the human
race and it's high destiny. the purity
Of domestic life, which after all, is
an essential condition of national Wig
Or and national happiness-the spread
of chivalry and devotion, and the spirit
Of patriotism and of liberty. And We
Catholics. who believe these things
we, Catholics, who believe that We
owe to that church the maintenance
Of those ideals both in the past and
in the present-we don't hesitate today
to seek her guidance in the education
Of our children and in the formation
Of their character"
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

Some other time, them" insin-
uated the suave Mr.. Souders.
Perhaps" smilingly assented the
girl.
With a Good afternoon" Mr..
Souders departed. AS the gentleman
from st. Louis disappeared around the
corner of the house, Jack said, ma
liciously: Didn't tarry long, did
he?"
With a burst of passion the girl
turned on him: aren't you ashamed
OF yourself. to act that way in the
presence Of a gentleman? You-oh,
I'm Disguised with you!" and, catch
ing up her magazine, she started for
the house. Jack met the shock i'm
perturbably. "Good-by, Grace" he
called after her.
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22
Shortage of subsidiary coinage" |,

Shortage of subsidiary coinage" In
othor words a lack of small change,
has been giving the treasury officials
some trouble. One of them suggests
that the reason is that the people are
prosperous, and when they are pros
porous they carry loose change in
their pockets. 'They like to hear it
jingle" Yet when people are pros.
porous they spend their coins freely.
Perhaps the total spending increases
faster than tho number Of coins to
spend.
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22
NOEN%IHNANNx2MEr&NNOE
WITH THE POETS !
iX1GNLNx~ENXHXNXNXN
The Little Dead Baby.

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Tho Little Dead Baby.
There's little dead baby just over the
way,
For little white ribbon hangs dowr
by the door,
And the house that was happy with
music and play
Is encompassed with gloom and re.
joices no more;
And the shutters are closed and the
curtains are drawn,
And the bird by the window is song.
less. today;
For the bright of the blossoms wen,
out at the dawn
With the little dead baby Just owe,
the way.
There's little dead baby just over the
way,
And a little white coffin all hidden
from view;
And poor little mother kneets lowly
to pray
BY the beautiful face of the baby she
knew;
But the Lord of her soul with glad
ness unguessed
To her heart gives joy that shall
anguish allay;
And her faith lives as pure as the
blooms on the breast
OF the little dead baby just over the
way.
There's little dead baby just over the
And a desolate look never noticed be-
And the children are silent, and tear
fully say,
"The baby won't laugh at our pranks
any more!"
And the old people walk with a sor-
rowful tread
AS the tears of regret down the faded
checks stray,
For they worshipped each hair on the
bright curly head
OF the little dead baby just over the
There's little dead baby just over the
,a: way, :. -r 49,
And the bushes Of awestricken sill
ences throng
Through the jest Of the crowd and
the merrimentF gay
With the rapture and revel of laugh
ter and song; !.
And the world bows it's head with g
sorrowful face
Where the stars Of, compassion thei,
glories array,
While the angels Come down full Of
love to the place
Of the little dead baby Just over the
way.
Oh, the little dead baby just over the
way! '~,,it
There's a Presence that clothes ii
with dearness divine;
And l feel in my heart the. omnipo-
tent sway,
OF the grief should know IL that
baby were mine!
And I mourn with the mourning. and
ask from above
That the Father will comfort when
sorrows dismay,
While my soul is a fountain that flows
full Of love
For the little dead baby just over the
way. Freeman Miller.
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

The census bureau announces that
in collecting divorce statistics public
ity will not be given to personal mat
tiers and that all secrets will be strict
ly guarded. And yet a number OF
women have been assigned to this
work.
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

Arctic explorers will form combine
and work tho trust idea in future Of.
forts to locate the pole, getting the
suggestion presumably from the ice
men.
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

Significant of Frances WEAKNESS of
top-heavy militariXm is the growing
demand of radicals and socialists that
the term of military service be short
ened from three tn two years.
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

Abdul Hamid is looking for suc1
cessor. This ought to be good open-
ing for an experienced baseball UNI,
pire. |
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

In a recent Paris duel two shots
were exchanged. The effect was the
same as If they had been exchanged
by mail.
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22
II.

A pink parasol, white
girl. and well-groomed young gem
tleman were moving slowly along the
grassy side of the narrow road. The
man was talking earnestly, with bent
head beneath the pink parasol, the
girl. with flushed cueeks and down.
cast eyes, listening.
II know that we have known each
other but a few months" he said,
"but, for me, those months have held
more of life than all the past years
of my existence. have met many
women, but none has ever touched my
heart but you. Let me look into your
sweet eyes, dear" Bang! bang!
came the almost simultaneous reports
of shotgun, down the road toward
town; then shouts, and the barking of
dogs.
oh! what is it?" exclaimed the
startled girl The love light had left
MIR. Souders' eyes, and they had an
anxious look. II don't know" he an
swered; somebody hunting, maybe"
Presently, they saw a crowd of men.
armed with guns, pitchforks and
clubs, running up the road; and, in
advance of the crowd. 200 yards or
more, running with head down, and
frothing mouth. came q gaunt, hound
like creature, which. at every bound,
gave vent to short. snarling cries.
Straight on 1t came, up the road
toward them. with long. swinging
leaps, it's great red tongue hanging
out, its open jaws dripping froth Mt
every leap.
"Oh! what shall we do?" cried the
frightened girl.
Her lover of moment ago was
gazing ut the frightful thing in sort
of fascinated stupefaction. Tho girls
voice seemed to break the SPELL Seiz-
Ing her by the arm, he cried. in a
voice hoarsc with terror: "Run!" and
he broke for a clump of trees, in a
field some hundred yards distant, half
dragging the girl after him.
The mad dog was only a few rods
behind them now. and the trees were
about the same distance away. The
man gave one backward glance, let go
Of the girl, and redoubled his efforts
to reach the trees. With moan of
terror, Grace stumbled and fell.
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

A Philadelphia man has been arrest,
ed for kissing his wife. We might un.
derstand this If it had happened In
Pittsburg.
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

James (who is broke)-'I have ono
faithful friend left"
Hulks (also broke)-"Who is it,"
James-"My pipe. can still draw
on that"
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

A Kalamazoo wife buried the wrong
man, and it appears that though her
intentions were the very best, her
husband doesn't like it.
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

A great many persons who have
been misspelling English words near
ly all their lives have suddenly found
out that they were reformers.
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

One of Yale's professors advises
that mankind eat horses. He must
have stock in an automobile com,
pany. e..
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22
III

Sauntering along the road that Sab
bath afternoon, swinging heavy
hickory stick as a cane, came Jack
GLADDEN.; and he was in no pleasant
mood, for he had just come from the
Hadleys' where he learned that Grace
was out walking with Mr.. Soudcrs.
He heard the gunshots, and the shout
ing, and saw the mad dog and its pur-
suers; and, just ahead of the swiftly
approaching terror, he saw Grace and
Mr.. SOuders. He caught better grin
on his stick, and started on Il run
toward them.
AS Grace fell, the slavering brute
was almost upon her. The next in
slant 1t lay stunned and quivering
from the effects of well-delivered
blow from Jacks stick. few more
blows, and the danger was past.
ooh, Jack!" she said, as he helped
her to her feet: and then she put her
arms around his neck and kissed him.
Mr.. Henry Souders slid silently
down his tree and Joined the crowd
from town.
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

G. p. Preston & Co., insurance and
rentals, 211 Nicollet. Mrs. G. P. Pres
ton, Msr.
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

A Bombay dispatch says the ven.
cradle jam of Navanager is dead. He
was. well preserved for. his age,
The Irish standard., 1906-09-22

Three-fourths Of the potato crop, In
County Monaghan, has been affected
with the blight. Where spraying was
carried out the potatoes generally
look well and healthy. Root crops
look extremely we'll. Oats will be.
splendid, and flax has been SCUM IN =,
much larger extent this year. the yield
being excellent
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-15
Die Strait bss ,,8aofs."

gu Sen furatburften Sualen, tpelde
bic finftere unO ra9ii6tige &epublif
Geneoig BEL ibren p6litii6en 9efangee
men CUR @npenbung brd6te, 9ebOrte
au9 cine 1ar5 Defenders raffinirte
Mdrter, Bel beren 8ei6reibung man
Dor Gntfsben i9auOert. Wfan ndnnte
lie Die Strafe bes 8agno (8a0), unb
bas WaFer Der 2%agunen, ods in Dem
@traffpitem Der @enesianer cine 10
berborragenbe Hone fpielte, tpuroe aud
Bel biefer fur9tbaren Starter beniiBt.
Ser 8erltrtbeilte tpuroe in cine Sufe
qeiebt, oeren GGnbsr etfpu Die Sur6z
i9nittsbD6e zines Men16en batten.
Man Dffnete Damn etnen 9a6n, uno Elm
fleiner Strabl begann in Die &ufe 81
rieieln. Nun CAB man Dem Sefdnges
mem etnen breiten 6ol5lDffel. NIT Oef en-
Silfe Der ungliidlibe bas Wafer iiber
Sen Stand Ser Sufe 3uriidperfen Ourfte.
ginige .3eit, man9mal AUDI mebrsrs
Sage, gelang es ibm, Dem Sooe Deg
Grtrinfens gu entgeben. gnoli4 erlag
ielbftperi tdnbli9 ieoer.
Man fam fid let6t Die DUAL oes
lInsliidli9en borfteqen, tpenn er Die
to66ringenoe 5lutb trob fetnes per5tpeis
felten @ioerI tanbes INNER bOber iteigen
fab. @r eri90pfte ii9 in Den entieb@
li3iten Nnftrengungen, biz er, BON
Mattigteit gsbro6en unO Dor &dlte err
TART, nidt lGnger gseen bas S4idial
an5ufdmpfen bermp9te. Stun errei6te
bds aniteisen6e WaiIer fat unmerflif,
MfiGimetsr fir MtQimeter, Die 8ruit,
BEN SAILS uno osn Munb bes ungliids
li6en, ser enoli6 na9 etnem grauids
men mordliIGen Sobesfampf ben Gr>
ftidunestp0 fdno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-15
18. & apttel.

min berbre9erif6sr Meni9 bate
w feinen 2obn erEd.ten- -Sene
- las es in Den 8ldttern uno tpdr
5ufrieoen bamit. Wdr er fem
Worbbube, gut; aber audi fonit bate
er genug uuf Dem @etifen. l1no nun
mar er penigftens fir cine feline &eibe
BON Sdbren uni6Goli6 eema9t.
Sn Der 0iua famen frieoli9e Sage.
@dter uno So9ter ergingen fi9 oft,
5upeilen Irm in 4rm, in ben f90nen.
f9dttigeu partanlagen, ma9ten gu
fammen Spa5ierfabrtsn, empfingen Den
8efu9 Der 5ruu Senator &uEienbpff
nno beiu9ten iogor pieoer bas Sta6ts
tbeater ooer bas Seutf4e S4auipiels
buus.
5reili9, fin unb blab mar oas
f4One, iunge MGo9en nod; un6 10
bel 6reun6li9feit BON ibr ausftrublte,
oaneben mar INNER audi nod ettpds
Nbgeodmpftes, : Nahpirfen6es, ods
ielbt ibrem 2Gheln meiit feline re9te
Jreube geben tponte. Nur tpenn 8riefe
NIT elmer pber mebreren frembldnbis
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-15

Der Bertrand 90 einfa9 fin! einfad
ittu =. Srau Qnsele = Offel6 80.
Gr fonnte, aGs er pieber in Ser
gtua mar. ben 8lid ni9t bon Dem
Sdus5errn unb ieiner so&ter tpenben,
ole od tie an feinem @rm = inn
Sartan berumpanoelten geibe
ernft, uno beioe bod au6 anseregt =
nno Die ltnterbaltung ani9eineno oft
fogar lebbaft -.
rSeQe.." b0rte er fi6 einmal aroeruz
zen. SD babe meine Gigarrenfuf6e
altf Dem S9reibtii6 lieqen luIen.
SPrtngen Sic bp9 NAL binauf!"
rSaDoq." gr rfprans."
Gr mar ni6t in6isfret. @ber Die
rotbe Sufftantai9 e nit Sen f6Dnen
Stlbsrbef3lG9en lag gera6e olf benz
offen btngebreiteten grpben. SepeT6enz
tormular, uno mas ba ffon6, oas
ordnate un6 bofrte fi6 ibm f6rmli6
IN Die Iugen: nSduieno Sant Ser3.
ir1nige Griibs Slid grpb &ngele Wals
ter"
g. ia6 fi9 i9eu nm; aber es fpur
fetn ralieb5amer 3euge feiner bdBli6en
Neu9tsr od -. Gr nfpran9" pieOer
b%inunter.
r8itte, 6err @ilfens."
Der Sanf aus Dem Mun6e Des Sc
itrengen flang oroentli9 freun0li9.
limo faft bersbaft freunOli3 unO gez
rube = 70 gang anbers ais frii6er, 10
gar ni6t mebr f6roff unO tDranniI6
= blieb Ser Mann in au BEN berrli9
f9Dnen Sommerpo9en, Die ii9 Damn
od aneinanber rei6ten llno lteb
fogdr zines Sages, an Dem in Der
Sriibe geraoe cine grobe &tite anges
fommen mar, BEN alien Sausipart gu
fi9 auf's 3immer rufen, mics auf cine
fat lebensgrpbe, tnSarben ausgefibrte
Photographic in breitem, mattgolOes
mem Gabmen = Die Staffelei bafir
bate Wiltens mittags ielbit I'M Wa@
gen mttgebro9t-uno fragte nit einem
ri9tigen S6dlfsldhen: vIa, Qlter,
fennen sic Die no9?"
rSu, OBJ! Sas junge 5rGuletn
@nge!."
rlln6 Ser buneben?"
rNutiirli9 -. Ser 9err IfeiTor
SftfelO -. @esen Sem i9 NAL ="
yWas, bdben sic bas INNER nod
ni6t bergefen9 Na, mein lieber 8ogus
mil @rottfrieo, bon beute an Itrei9en
Sizes aber enbli9 aus! Sn fo'n pcar
Monaten, tpenn oa ne grpbe Sreube
fommen Iou = Eel ben beioen ba,
Seize = ia, ga min meine So6ter
Gpd gum 8eIu6 biniiber, uno ba Iolen
sic = sic nit :"
sd, Serr Milfens?"
Isle, ais S9ub, als &ot6er, Otter.
ltnb ga biirfen sic SEN iungen Serr>
f9aften ni6ts mebr na6tra9en, miifen
sic ben &iffel unb Die soologii9en
G6rentitel, oie i6 Shnen NAL an ben
&opf mari, griinoli9 pergefen baben
-. Na?"
r6err @ilfens a9, i9 bate -
gegIaubt, i9 piirbe ME mebr frob perz
Sen - es = sibt bo9 biel herre
li9 S60nes -"
Gr mar fait uuBer fi6.
ga, Otter" iagte 8tlfens. r8iel
@rpbes = felbft 9e9en unfer fleines
gnoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-15
Cincinnati, HamtIton & Dayton q. q.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-15
GIspslano, 6ins,nrati, 6hteaso & St. 8outs 9asIsuav.

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cincinnati @rpreB p....--. 50gm
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-05
FIRST VERDICT IS "GU|(TY''
Jury In Case Of State Against Frank
Nelson Renders Verdict Of
Guilty.

The district court yesterday after
noon took up the case of the state
against Frank Nelson who was
charged with Mike Washington with
grand larceny, the particular crime
being the theft Of pocketbook. A
severance was had and the trial Of
Nelson resulted in a verdict of guilty
by the jury. The defendant was rep
resented by Attorney 8. G. Skulason.
The next case was that of the state
against John Hayes who was Jointly
indicted with John Carol on a charge
OF robbery and in which a severance
was also had. The case was argued
this morning and the court instructed
the jury just prior to the noon adj
journment At the time of going to
press the case at bar is that Of the
state against L. Strickling for the
grand larceny Of a coat from the store
of 8. o. Bondelid at Larimore. 8. G.
Skulason is attorney for the defend
ant Hayes and also for Strickling.