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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28
Sin idlcdtcr Mib.

Nem Orleans, Ga. y. Sc
brllar. - Wop0r Nebrman crflGrt
Die iiinglt pcrbrcitctc Nahrirt, 0ab
III Rcm.C rlc1n5 mcbrcrc 5mticno
@ou5on0merfer /Gebrouht miirOcn,
iiir uoQItGnoig ais Der 2llit gcgrii-
fcN nn0 iiir cinen icbr ihlcftcn @ib.
Nlf 0cn Nloatn9Ct mar fiir}Iih eli
ni1c Nahir0Ae ndd) 2lrbcitcrn, a6er
in ocn StGotcn 2ouilinno'a icblt cS
0arnn 0urd)altS nitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28
Wrgan's Nciicu.

2incOlM Ncbr., 27. 6ebruar.
- %or ser DNebrosfo ErcB Niiocin-
tion" reOcte %iQiom 5. 9rpan iiber
aiiltiihc 3c;tlngcn uno beihricb Oa5
%criobren ser 0ficntlihen platter III
GopolL Gbinu ulO anocren 2dnoern.
Nof Dem SfItB iciner RcOe reiite
CT nab Mcnlpbi5, Gent, ob, nm bort
ON Nbcno Oca IS. 6ebruor cincm
Nuntctt bci}lmobnen unO am foIgen-
0cn Gage cine Auiprode an bic &c
1i2lotur pon 0}iiiiiiippi 81 boIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28
Sin Mnnfu uuu $4,000.

Srop, o, ~. Scbrllor. - &crrD
NJ. @u0iou Sctrct1r lnO SdnBnlcis
ter ser nTiqua Gore Manufacturing
Co." in 0eiicn Hehnumgcn cin0ionfo
BON $4,000 criltircn Iou, lit nab.
reno Der letter Nntt pcrbaitct un0
inter $500 Niir9ihait 1citcllt nor
ocll. Gle Antlage miro pom NSm.
@oIoic, eincm gfticuGr aus Gitt9.
burg, crbobcn. &ll0ion itcllt icine
S0uIo in Nbrcoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28
@crmiId,te %tclcaraybiidc Scpcldlcn.

Grct Torlcutc Der .,SQinoiS
Steel &prts" in GGicogo murocn ullf
Acm &cinmcN BON mcbrcrcn lube.
fon1tcn nit Wclicrn mo Ncpolucrn
a~n1ciolcn ulO 5uci bon ibicn Der
mm0ct, elmer ldnucr. Ion 0laubt,
onB bic Nn9rcilcr Scute morcn, ore
Del 0cn SorIciitcn nm 9lrbcit nod,ae.
Illt)t buttcn, obcr obgcpicicn mor0cn
luorCl.
- &irom Fcrcp Wfnrinn polt Sart
Ior0, Conn, Scr Sphn pon Cir ST
rom MnrinL Sem Grinder oca Ma-
Id)ilcn1cmcbrcs, bat 5uf0din cine gr'
tlnonn9 gentott, burh mclhe 0oS
!nnGiomc Grtpcitcn ser @die nab
cinem Sdltiie III NIT rolifloiem Eul.
Der ~acld0enen 8@lucbrc1 crn0olid,t
tu10 bn6urd) Scr anoQ oeS Sd)uIlcS
critift miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28

Gam francisco, Sal, %.
6cbruar. - Gle Nr0Bte ic poractont-
meme ScnOunG Don Niiul5cn iiir Die
Ebiljppineu miro an ). WiGrj Don
bier AMI Dem Gran2porto0npicr
" &boma9" %ob8cbcn. &br @crtb be.
I6uit iih ati Nnndbcrn0 100000
III Ftlo3 lulO tie miro inter itrenBcr
mllitIriidcr NGpadlmg Itcber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28
Srene im Senat.
&urhncdicI sluiidjcn 6crrcn, in Ocrcn
gNern %SnOinncrblNt flicft.

Scr Strcit gcrcihtc sen @ciudcrn
mno MitgIicOcru SIR @rbeitcrum3.
- &crbonmurg Or5 @oua o So
mites iijr Mittel rn0 @clc aus
Sem aopitol. - Is mtB in o1a
l1cuc Bureau @c6duoc iibcriie
6cI1. - Seine biaberilcn Stint
mcr iucrocn fir Sen Sprehcr &c
miinidt. - Seine Solocrbo5un3
iiir 0iii5icrc un0 Solootcn. -
8cpraIcntont Qiacp ocrlonot
glt3funit iibcr llntcricc6ootc.
@oibiuQtoM :. e., u. Gcbr.
- Cine b~od)Oraluotiihc Sccnc crcig
ncte iid bcltc I'M 9un0caicnot 5lpi.
idcn 5luci Scuatorcn, in ocrcn N0crn
SnoianCrbIut ilic6t. Oucn Gflo.),
Gin MitgIico ser Ghcrofcicu Notion
bciiirmortctc in elmer 9lcoc on3 Sin.
idaItcn 0C5 @ortc3 Late" Cpcrltor
ben obcr oll89cItorben) Dor Der Be
5cihnlng bic fiini ciuiIiiirtcn Stdm.
me" ln0 crtI1rtc, or miinidc, 0u0lrd
sen SOB ser aIten Demonstrations
gen sum- 4u20rud 5u b%rin8cn. Glr
It's C&@.), mcIdcr BON elmer Seitc lei
her 6omilie Der uon oen &oms &u0io.
rCrll obItnTnlt, mari icinCm Cole
gen Gmen Dor, SAB 0criclbe utter
Scr 6lId)teI 0cS ScfrctGr3 0c5 &u.
nern ite6e, uno boriibcr cntitou0 Gin
lnn9cr @ortped)icl, mCId)cr 0Gn Nit
9lic0Crn ioiuohl, pic Sen Nciu6crn
oltI sen @alcriet sur 9rpBcn Grbci-
tcritng gcrcihtc. Nl8 ser Scn1t ob.
itiulmtc, cntid)ic0 er 1cgcn Gmcn'S
NorIdln9.
McGreorp (au.) rc0ctc iibcr sic
Golrantrciorm Sorlagc ul0 Die
Sn0ianers@iQ muroc bonn Scnut mel.
ter in g%rm6armg gcjogcn. lin 1870
erieIgte G~ertugung.
Gas iait ais oIlm0dtig GcItcnoc
Gonrite iiir Wtittcl mo g2eae mllroc
bette 6ltrdJ cine iibcrmGltigcn0c
Wcbrbcit ans Dem Ncprdicntontcn.
bouic pcrbomt l1no miro fiinitigbin
feline @ei6Gitc in Sem cill @cpicrt
pcit cntierntcn Bureau @cbGll0c bca
&ouieS SIT Dcrri6tcn babcu. Ger
i6icOcne MitGlie0cr Oc9 Goluitc'2,
NIT Oen $50. Span mo Cul5ru an
Der Spite, crbobcn elcrgiid)e 4ro.
teite gcgen Ocn llnl5u1 aIlcin lie lua-
rem IN ser Wiinoritdt mo ibre Gin
rcocn balien 9tidt3. Die bi9bcr bon
Dem GOnlite cinBcnonmcnen 3immler
mcrocn iiir cine &crgr0Bermg ser
Dem Sprcdlcr Cannon sur @eriiigumg
itcbcnocn RGunle Qcluiini6t.
Gas Sau5 iettc sic 8crotbung ser
Arntce 9 @ermiui8umg3biu iort, lm0
Die @croronung, mclhe sen Inter
oiii5iercn unO 8cmeincn Soloatcn
bobcre Gobnung bcniaigt, mltr0c
cnogiiltig gcitriGcn. Die ermGbntc
Bill mar nod inter Grlud1lng, ol9
iih oaS &mtS INN 5.t5 pcrtoQtc.
Sn 2ouic Der bcutigCn Sieung
bot Ncpr0icntont %iQcp cine Ncibc
bon 9cihIiiiicn al, meldc ocn Slot.
tcnicfrctGr ouiIorOcrn, Dem &nuic
oac ibm sur G~criiigung ltcbcl1oe
Iustlmit iibcr llntcricebootc SIT iibcr.
mittcln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28

- 6rou Sbco0orc Sbonnos in
Chicago, bic Nitt1pc beS bcriibmten
&opcllmci'terS, bot cine lebbafte ggis
tatlon iiir 6eiicrc 8ebonolung ser
SoItmo1cnpfcrbc ms 2eben gernfen.
sic Snjmogcnfutid)er erflGren lib
berett, 0en 5orOcrungcn Der Sbier.
'dub- 6rcunoin nnd)5ufommen, faus
lbrc Ertn5ipole oic5 5uloiicil.
Der Ieger ,sobn Garmad, mel
der eincn nnoeren Neger, TamenS
SenrD %Sttner, ermorbct bate, crlitt
geltern III &norpille, Gem, ben 900
an Galgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28

iutlg nit tl3 geact III Stimmen
on. Sine lange 0ebatte Ging Oicier
@ntihci0ulg uoralla.
~()td1erca iibcr Die 2lugcIegenbcit
iiebc utter Qcpeihen o2lu3 Ceutihs
lan0" an alOcrer Stelle! q. 8. d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28

Girdcnr9nbcr SGumG3 mo Sun Urs
ten uur @cridt.
5ollcn aunitge9cNj;6n0c I'M @crtDc
oon $t,G00,O00 ans ird1j6lidcn
&irhen 8cItoblcn 9obcn. 1870 bod
fein Noitbefcbl 8e1cn EoltI &oO
mc3cn Grmoroum3 icjnc5 oncri-
fnnii6en 9dpoacr3, - @robcr
S6miuocl nit Siilfc p%6oto1ra-
pbirtcr Grcoitbricic. 2oro
ait6ctcr's criolarcihcr @rcn3
fricg in %llOi2n, - NntroJ olti
2l6iNoiiuug oc9 Ncliaion5-llntcr
ridt3 in italieuii6cn SGjlrlcr
u%ermoricn.
&imo0c&. TronfrcidL y. 6cbr.
- Nutoinc G6omo$, Gin &jiicr aus
acknowledgement ieinc N}rttrr, icil
NrltOcr mo Gin Nltiqror, Nontcn@
MiGcl, murocn bclrtc mcgcn elmer
dl1Qcblih BON ihncn pcriibtcn Nn5obI
Don MISREPRESENTATION Dor @cridt &c
itcQt. Sic GutoCdunQ Oicicr Gicb-
ItGGIe pcrrtrindtc rjciiGc5 2illlictcr
I'M lcbten Ncrbit.
E6omo3 mtrbc i'm Nftobcr II. :.
~pCrboitct NM ncIton0 nicIc GicbiJGbI3
elm, o"otunrtcr bic GntpcnOunQ oca PC
riibnltcn Grtb'iMcn G6orrod@ olr2 Ser
Stride bon Nmb0}oc. Gr itobl cine
U}cugc BON &lnitGcAcnitdn0cn aus
Gir6cr III pcriNiC0cnCn @cNcll6cl
uu0 ucrfnlftC lie an SonnlIcr. Gin
ThciG icincr @Clrtc mlroc IN 2on0on
olligcipiirt, un0 on0crc Stiitc iollcn
nod 0cu Ser. Stnotcm ]acponOcrt
icin. W}on idGtt 0cn @crtb ser pon
inn Q@cIto6lcUcn Snfcn i'm @nn5c1t
oltf $tGO0,00O.
&ein &oftbCfcGl 0c0Cn
Tuul non.
Nuri3, q. Gc6rltor. - Nj$ Jest
iilto bier fcinc S0ritte ilr %erboi
hunQ Youl Gon'4 crQriiicn morOen,
mcl6cr BON iciHCr omcrifnnii6n
@ottin, Der tltcr Dem 9}unlcn @lucio
Sofia befomntcn Shnllipielcrin, Scr
an ,. %umor 81 Harrington, u. S.
pcrijbicu Grnlor0mG fires Gruocr3
George II. Gortin3 bcihuloiRt miro.
Die QCitcrn mcbridh ucrbrCltctC ?{dd)
riht iibcr CinCn ans 9(CO- 2)orf bier
uugctpmmruCn &nitb2fcbl G2QCl ion
bCrubtc uuI ciuCm l{rrtbu1. Tic iran
50iiihe HCG0r0C lit biz lest mc0cr
Gurh sic Nrp- 2)ortcr Eoli}ci nod
ourd 0oS Stoat$ Ccportcmcnt in
&ulbi1Qtnn iibCr 0u3 o~nNcblid)c Scr
brcdcn bctod]ridltiAt morOcn. SEER
&an,or6, G6ci 0c@ Sidrrbcit@ Gcpor.
i~rul2rtS, crfIGrt, Elm froN30iiihcr9ijd).
ter rpcroc ST 0cciNnctcr 3cit cine I'm
tcrilihung nnitCllcn, um0 pom HcilII-
tote Ncriclbcn miirocn sic mcitcrcn
&crbon0lunGcn suffer Dem ~fronj0ii
id)cu WciCtC obbGnNct.
Die 6onltlic 9ioU bat in NnbctrndIt
DER Grmurtln1g gcrlttlidcr S6ritte
ld1nn lett mcbrrrcn g2od)cn cincn Tc
tCttip, NomCn3 @oron, in i6rcn Gicn.
Itcll, INN @cluciIc 81 lontmcln ulb Ole
NnfIoQcn 0Incio GnQn'2 III ihu0
6cn. NoS Sruucn5inm1cr ioQ id)ou
IrilGcr Ucrbcirutbct 1CueIclr mo nidt
QCidic0Cn iciu. Sic bate 0iC We
lpohnbcit, inter onNcnonnlencn 9tn.
men az rciiClL mo ibr Nui iol nidt
lcbr lcin qCpCicn icin.
YortSmouth MS, 81. Ecbr.
- Tron Saul 6. Non obcr @lucia
GaQn fam bclttc oll2 NCu 9)orf bier
on ulo bottc elmo Ion9c Gonicrrn3
nit Dem Gountp Nmpolt @otclocr.
sic crfI0yt Iid cl1tibloiicr, 10 Large
bier 1T blcibCn, ais ibre Nnucicnbcit
Der @c60r0e IN Ser 0cri6tlihcn Ger.
iol2ltng Saul &op'9 BON NlrBen lit.
FbOto8ruphirte Credit
@ricfe.
EnriS, y. Tcbruar. - 0ic ga
riicr &oIi}ei lit nit ser llntcrintun9
zines ihIlu Mn1clc0tcn @nnfifmin
ncla bcihGiti1t. Sin SEER IN Ncp.
0orf e%rlan9tc cincn GreOitbriei BON
cincm bortigcn 9~antbous, itcllte aus
YFs "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28
GrfoI9retdc 2trnf Grpe-

Cie Grpc0itinu inI Sic Ninar6nrenrr
mcacn ~ueridipbcucr Noubfi;1c mi
inOiidcm @cbiet ,ifhti1cu. INN sic.
icr 3lpcf III bcrcits prrridbt mor6rn
in elmer icbr fllr;cu Sanlpoapc MIR
zen Die &n~iurgcntcn 5critreut, ibrc
Sorts 5crit0rt un0 piclc i0rcr &rieacr
8etootrt. Seine Nnh6aritGmmc Go-
ben ijd 0cl 2ttfitIloilcn ut9cihloi
len ltn0 Die &GitptlinIc ser 3afto-
bGlr1 perllld)cn jcBt, 6ric0Cn SIT
lGtIcBcn.
Ncli9ion$ untcrri6t
miro betbcb0ltcn.
Mpn, y. 6cbrltor. Ger Don
olr So}Ialtltcn in Ser &amluer &c
ltcllte Nntra8 oai aGu}ti0c NbIhai
1llllJ oe@ Hcll8lon9 l(nterri6ta IN
Den lioIIclt'hcn S&uIen mltroe beltte
MT NroBer Vfaipr!tdt ob8eIc5rt. Dur
ole SojlaIrten, ole Ae9llbIlfoner lno
ItllI5c ipenl8e GllItoettclt= y orlcruas
tue lIIlllllIten onIilr. lo3 9iclllltot
Ger AblllllIilIit1g mar 1916 Stintnen
ltr mo 1O6 9e9en Den Nntrog.
Y Compliments in Der it0-
''"tIWc" @ommer
u III, -. 0ebrllor. NaDrcllO III
~" I'p'''.''V'.'u'I'l''Vt llVFr IPI'8lo=
-" "''0I''o' IT. oVIt 0V'''V!l oVoot-
''.' ''"''C, oNt'c'9 Ut oV'l ~S"''oVI-
""'."', 0''."to' F','u'''oI'I Guy
"''o,'I"' u''I "V'I' VVp,V'c oF' Sol-
u,'','9'|I NV pH" 9'''(g' S9vl''" III
''"'" g'9'9Vn SSpl4'o'uJ''l I'''i oeI''
'""'I'Y," ~'Pt't'''''' ."'lu-
'''"' f'''u'''o.I' 0oo oV''' |'''Vtet
,t"' !""''I''Up NQriI,9p l''o ''o'l'l'
W." ''',vt' ~'9''et' "''tooV"l Froon'
'9'''l w., 'to''t u p'"l Gv''0to'
guy" py't o'% So"EilU"''' o"'''b'
w. y ,P"!I'' "'9 "''''l'"'' III '''I''''
>",I:'..I'7''o ;" o' ''"'''''''' P''-
Don rrluortct, 0ob oicicn1 g[ll8.
tduid DON Standardization Elm Illca
ioIacn miro. Scnotor 4icroNtoni lit
GS Sabre aft.
WGoIthc Wruuohiouro
HnII5
G,m 81 1o6r,,,r ~, 0,of;,
Son So. ~o,f,.,,ttnn fna.ouN, n,,n.,
nin;5tcrs 1,,ii Sr. ,,,,nr 1r,,tn"ihL,
ornn 5iiontGMcr WrISor ,,n, w,.r;;
;,,,@ c;ncr @nftar,in n,, nf 0r,n|
,n,, nor,,rt1o;r ,n,n>, =. ., T5,,'
Son., ,u,, 1hG,n~,nro o;n,,4rnI,,
0I,n Salmon, or-nh%n,cr,, ,,;nS w.
0nfor SEA- gaif,n%n to,n;An"t
ch5t 49,, o(,,,,sI So. t
6ic f;r ;,i,n mnStr,f,., is",mntm,
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a., nno,ao,, ,,4nn,o;.H,a ~n H'H
ny I'N' '''N' 'NJ''N'f 'Nhb IH"N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28

EaTc SIR Tciic in's HUSBAND be-
iurst 6. Naiuc, Mr. 413, Sit-Salti.
mpseitraEc, naBc Gaitum Suaic Npc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28

Petersburg, 81. 6cbrllar. =
@e5iigliH bes gcltern aus 8looipoItof
gentelocten Sclbltmorocs oeS Gopi-
t1ns @Iic5an, bonn ruiIild)cn areu5er
NsfoIb", iinb nadlItcbcnbe llmitGn-
DC poli SlltereIie:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-28

Berlin y. 6ebruar. LAS
&~errenbou5 pcrmari belltc Sic pom
Ser &cmmiilion entpfoblcnen Nnlen-
0tnlente Scr To!cu1orlage mo nabm
oieielbe III ibrer uripriilt9llWcn Sal
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-19
Had Provided for Pets.

Francois Coppee, the French author,
like many artists and actors, was ex-
ceedingly fond of cats, and for years
he had in his house in Paris and in the
beautiful rose garden back Of the
house number of fine specimens, in
Guiding several valuable natives of
Persia. When Coppee died, to be fol-
lowed soon by his devoted sister, who
was his nurse, the Paris Animal Pro-
tective society felt called upon to look
for the cats, which we're supposed to
have been left in the deserted Coppee
home to starve. Investigation showed,
however, that the master had antici-
pated the end. He had given all his
pets to friends. 20.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-19
Watched Fifteen Years

"FOr fifteen years 1 have watched
the working of Bucklen's Artiica
Salve; and it has never failed to cure
any sore, boil, ulcer or burn to which
it was applied. 1t has saved us
many n doctor bill" says A, T..
Hardy, of East Wilton, Maine. &c.
at ElkO Drug Co. y
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-19
Mind Your Business!

II you don't nobody will. 1t is
your business to keep out of all the
trouble you can and you can and will
keep out Of liver add bowel trouble
II you take DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
They keep biliousness, malaria and
jaunhice out Of your system. 25c at
Elko Drug Go IS drug store.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-19
Changed.

"Kandor may be brutally frank, but
there's one good thing about him, he
doesn't believe in running man
down behind his back"
"Oh, all that's changed now; he's
bought an automobile. ."-Philadelphia
Press.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-19
But Plain?

Mayme-It was so silly for me to
quarrel with George; sometimes
think I'm just plain fool.
Grayce-You're too hard on yourself,
lear; don't consider you the least
Iit Of fool. ~. -.,,..as
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-01
A FATHER TALKS TO HIS DAUGHTER.

A father, taking his daughter aside, said: II
want to speak to you of your mother. 1t may be
that you have noticed careworn look on her face
lately. Of course, it has not been brought there
by any act of yours still it is your duY to chase
1t away. want you to get up tomorrow morning
and get breakfast and when your mother comes
and begins to. express her surprise go right up and
kiss her on the mouth. You can't imagine how it
will brighten her dear face. Besides you owe her
kiss two.
"Away back when you were a little girl she
kissed you when no one else was tempted bv your
fever tainted breath and swollen face. You were
mot attractive then IS you are now. And
through those wears of childish sunshine and shad
ows she was always ready to cure by the magic of
mothers kiss the little, dirty. chubby hands when
ever they injured in those first skirmishoS
with this rough old world. And then the midnight
kiss with which she routed many bad dreams
as she leaned over your restless pillow have all
been on interest these years Of course she is not
rrettv you are, but if YOU had done YOU
share of the work the past ten years the contrast
would not have been so marked. Her face has
more wrinkles than yours, far more and yet if
you were sick that face would appear more beauti-
full than angels. as it lowered over you watch
ing every opportunity to minister to your comfort
and every one of these wrinkles would seem to be
bright wavees of sunshine chasing each other over
the dear face. She will leave you one Of these
days, These burdens if not lifted from her shout
ders. will break her down.
"Those rough hands that have done unneces-
sary things for you may soon be crossed upon her
lfeess breast. Those neglected lips that gave you
| your first bahv kiss will forever be closed and
those sad tired ewes will have opened in eternity
and then you will appreciate your mother and il
will be too late"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-01
Valuable Irish Setter Mourned by Children.

pat was only dog, q handsome Irish setter
but is death, which occurred few days ago, Is
mourned as sincerely by the children OF DIR. h, T.
Geary the county physician, and of other families
living in the vicinity of his home, 739 Irving street
Portland Ore as if he had been a human friend
and companion instead of dog. For Pat was
not only guardian and playmate OF the children
but a dog with hstory-a martial history
Born at an army post in Michigan OH ST. Pat
rcks day. one year before the sinking of the battle
ship Maine in Havana harbor, the dog was named
in memory of the patron saint of Ireland. He was
owned by Captain Woodbridge Geary, whom ne ac-
companied to Porto Rico. and whose companion he
was during an arduous campaign Captain Geary
was for time military instructor at the State Ag-
rcultura college at Corvallis, Ore but again took
the field in the Philippines, and was slain while act
ing as major of the Thirteenth infantry at San
Francisco de Malabon, "Pat" was with him at the
time and was brought to Portland and turned over
safely to DIR. Gearv by DR.. Harry Littleheld the
army surgeon personal friend of Captain Geary.
1t would be impossible to convince the family of
DR.. Geary that "Pat" did not mourn the demise OF
his master. His nature changed after Captain
Geary slain and he became sad and subdued IN
demeanor. No longer would he romp with or even
recognize other dogs, associating only with chill
dren. Those who did not understand the change
thought him canine egotist an eXemplar OF ca
nine dignity.
But to the children 'fPat" was true friend.
The only breaks in his melancholia following the
death of Captain Geary would be when he
gagged in his duties or acting as playmate and COM
panion to children. His especial favorites
young Roland Geary, little "Billy" Wright and
"Jack" Morrow Every morning he would trot to
the last named boys home and awaken him. His
solemn mien as he would raise his paw to "shake
hands" with stranger by order of of his youth
full playmates never failed to make hit.
A few days ago the dog became i'll, and though
he wagged his tail in recognition of his young
l.
after taking sik he died. Some say old age was the
cause, but not the boys who loved him and under
stood him. With saddened countenances and tear
dimmed eyes. the little chaps declare that grieving
over Captain Geary's death finally Slapped pats"
vitality, and he died of broken heart. The dogs
body was taken to secluded place and given de-
cent interment, as beftted his character and his
tory.
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bound for the door and was already flvinp for his
life down the stairs
Inc next minute Aunt Penelope sitting up in
pea slpplng her early cup of coffee, was nearly
scared out OF her wits by the sudden appearance
OF wild, eaky-brownish obict which looked like
dog, that came flying into the room. Ieaped onto
C!ie pea ana took immediate refuge beneath the
elderaoWn followed by breathless and equally
wild-looklng, straightforward small boy who flung
ulIlSeH on top OF the squirming terrier, gaspng
like thatt' - ~ anu spun - "ii
"What-what ever is the matterm exclaimed
Aunt Penelope family
n.y. mann, Master Bobbie and Miss Loo have
oeen exceedingly naughty" said an irate voice
from the doorway, "and Pve come to anolog;as
to you ma'am for their most scandalous conduct"
ADDED nurse hreathlessly; "and--"
Oh' auhCe, and we did m-mean it for s-such
l-iuvverly b-birthdsy s'prise for you" burst in
Loo, with choky sob " and now
Now everything's spoiled" added Bobbie trag-
ically, looking with reproachful ewes at the shver
ing form of the luckess Spot, now safe in his mis-
tress's arms.
"Spoiledw echoed nurse, with a snort of wrath
1ui Indignation Il should think So indeed! What
your say maam, when you see the state of the
pest bedroom and your carpet, l don't know!"
lit w-was all Spots fault cause he would
wriggle so" came in fearful accents from Bobbie.
L wish w-we'd n-never tried to d-dye him!"
Aunt Penelope groaned in spirit as she realized
the full extent of her birthday Surprise" but the
twins looked so utterly forlorn that she herocally
stltled her feelings and merely said with sigh of
resignation
We'll, | dare say you meant well, but-but [
shouldn't ever try surprises of this sort again if
were you!'
That they WON'T" observed nurse grimly, as
she led the twins away to be washed and dressed.
This Is what comes of t-trying to DIDO nice
things for p-peope" said Bobbie, in tones of great
bitterness as he emerged from the bathroom lit
tie later, after a most painful ten minutes with
nurse and the scrubbing-brush
"And-and the worst of it is that we've still got
to p-pay for the h-horrid stuff added Loo with
a gulp.-McCalrs Magazine
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WONDERS OF RELOCATION.
Continued from page l.

"Ah! yes indeed" he said "but | have come
from the bedside of the Pope who has just now
died" Those who were present deemed his Ian
guage to be the halucination of a sick man, but
when the report of the death of Clement XIV
reached the bishops city st. Agatha, it CORE
sponded precisely with the day and hour a. m
of September %, 1774, when Alphonsus returned to
himself.
Novaes, in his History of the Popes" record
ing this phenomenon, says: Clement XIV. ex-
pired on September %, at the thirteenth hour
G in the morning). There were present at his
death the superior generals of the Augustinians
Dominicans, Observantines and Conventuals; and
with them. in their midst, was the sanity Alphon-
sus de Ligour Who though his body was else
where was miraculously in the chamber of death
This presence of Alphonsus was brought forward al
the judicial process for his canonizaton, accepted
and approved of by the Holy Congregation OF
Rites" Is. Ligouri, Verdier, 1888, p. 31S)
To the authority of the Congregation of Rites
l may be permitted to add that of the spiritist
Eliphas Levi, who apostatized from the church anc
entered the ranks of her enemies.
"There is no fact of history" he writes more
incontestable or more effectually proved than the
fact of the real and visible presence of Father Al
phonsus de Ligouri at the bedside of the Pope
when in his last agony, while the same Alphonsus
was in ecstasy and in prayer in remote district
of Italy ritual of Spiritism p. 206)
have now given for the information of youl
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correspondent and for your readers two remarkable
examples of bilocation the one from the New les
lament and the other from Verdiers life of ST. Al
phonsus.
am DEPRESSING at your request from my Mexi-
can subjects but as this question of bilocation IS,
as you inform me, of great interest to your read
ers. / will to use the expression of Lydia White,
throw "a little more light ON the subject" before
returning to the wonders of Mexico.
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TWO KINDS OLE COLD.

"Hot and cold water, Ell Z" enthused the new ar
rival III the dressing room.
Nope" was the answer, two kinds of cold" y
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