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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10
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es mir. bnS bemtihe &atbolifen es ais
gum suten Son seborig betraften. Ell
ner englilden reip. iriiheu @emeinoe
ansuaehDren. Die beutife Sprnhe
lit cine aulturlprahe. lie ut cine 8es
lebrteniprad,e, cine 8eltiprafel Sers
porrnoenbe Imerifaner iinb ernItlit
beitre6t. Die peutifc Sprnfe Su err
lerueu, uno beriibmte Yrofeiioren ias
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mebr Spraden beberri6t. 9ieSe5
ieben bic Seuti6en. dber tros alle>
pem ipeiieu iie ben Shas, ben iie BON
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Der i%ibertra9en %iolten, bon lid, 9eiet
lolibe Siteratur - nift Sdunb uuo
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neroet Die 9eitdtisung meiner @orte
iinben, 3ugleidl aber audi Die SdDns
belt u%uierer Sprudle erfennen 49,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10
Cine slbninensler= Satire.

Ser Iufruf Der dlten 0erren Der
beutjhen 9urihenihaften gegen ben
SrintSpau9 bat. tpie aus Berlin be-
rihtet miro, Otto Sulius Sierbdnm
Su elmer biibifeu Satire ueranlaBt.
Sn eiuem ben burIGenihoftl,fen
8Idttern iiberlaiienen Shreiben ihils
bert gierbailm launi9 unp pbantalies
boil elm @rlebniB ouf Dem GpmmerS
Des &orps .Abitiuentia" (fremes
lpeiBer Stiirmer nit mildlmeiBer
llminiiuus. WabriprIb: ~iibeliter ct
abitinenterl"). Ser Gommers miro
in ben Seitrdumen Der Iolterei
nSabnitas" be9an9en. Seim Sore
eu"reisen gu gbrcn beS ErofeIlorS
Ssorel mnrbe audi beS Sthters Name
genannt, nobel cine Nrt S9nuber
pur6 Die Merchandising 9tu9. Sttp
Sulius 8ierbaum bndte an Die fins
Digen Srinflieoer aus ieineS Sebens
Waienbliltbe. tranf pro poena" 5ipel
gauge .@pQmilh" bis CUR Ndgelprobe,
lpurbe o6er oeunod itreu9 gemieoen.
unb Die Siifie iparen nnbe baran. linn
eiucn ACKNOWLEDGMENT" auf5ns
Drummer. @nblih theilte Der Grit
d)areierte nit .tdiebleidem @eiid,t
ibnt init. boB Elm @@il69erift"
gegen ibn eingeiebt meroen milBte.
r@arum?" fra9te Ser Sidter uno
ertldrte. er ihreibe ieit adt Sabreu
nlr p6aie alfobolfreic %erie. ga.
es lit nidt bas", a%ntfpcrtete Der
Senior, .es baubelt iid um einen
Matel, ben Gle an lid trn9en." lint
ipnlt betrahtete lid Der &er5peiielte
bon oben bis untcn. umlonit ld)lpor
CT bel Der @ilhitraBe, bel leiner elpis
gen Giihterrbeit. eS bali nifts. CT
purbe Dor oas 5ribumal 9eIhleppt
uno Elm alter Serr nut milffarbes
nem Bart erbob lIf 5u elmer lGnges
rem 8ebe. Die ibnt pie @iIdl unb 500
MIG bon Ben eippcn blob. 9ber audi
bier permodte Ser llngliidlide nidt
Su erfeuueu. mclfes SerbrehenS CT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10

beidulbi9t lpurbe. CT iant in einen
Stnbl unb i~euiSte: 80 iasen sic
mir bod Nun enblid, lpns i1 6egdns
gen babe. SD mill es gang gerpib
ni6t uieoer tbun." - ,Sbun, tbun".
rief Der alte 6err. .@er iprift BON
tbun2 S6un, sic tbuu ur5 nift
bas geringite. sic beleiOieen inns
duf piel raifinierterer 8eiie. sic be-
leiDiaen ms poliip. Cine aud nm
Den 0funO %aui3rtbuu. i1leuoern Gle
inns rIalisgeleBt cine geleibiaung
ms @eIiht." 9es 9ichterS Seele
oerldn9te in bieiem Nugenblid gum
eriten @tnl ieit ad)t Sobren nah einem
Gponnc. 81 lie nber teinen befam,
i6rie lie milo nuf: n8enu t6 BON
oieiem 8abniinn aud II elm Wort
peritebe, mill iH Eieprtne beiBen!~
So ld6elie bao antIib bsS 3ornigen
alien &errn in Iieben5ipiiroiger 8eiie
uuf: yGnOlid, cnblih baben Sic be-
grifien. IS mllB ia uid]t gerdoe
Yiepmab iein - rerl Sic rur allf>
boren, baum 81 beiBeu. Sbr
Same, bn5 iii Der @reltel an Shneu.
2eeen Sic i'm ob, inOem Sic gleif>
lam nod Dem 8orte Der Shrift b1ns
beln: Wenn bid beiu rcdteS Nlt9e
0rgert, oann retBc cs aus rno wir'
CO bon birl" 0n giu9en Dem Sid
ter Die Iu9en auf unD Ell beidllpb,
lid tiinfti9 Otto Sultls @ [ d.
bQllm An lleltl1ctl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10

blenOenbztpeiber 3dbne. Sbr 8inn
mar ptel al lang. Sas Sonl bieies
%orisineaen Intfises BON tpunperbarer
&einbeit.
Sic ielbit seitebt. lie lei bdBlif, abcr
bon elmer b%armoniihen Sdbli6feit.
Sie tpunoerbare Surhiidtigteit
hires Seints. Die ieelenpoaen Iusen,
bic Iaieitdt ibrer san3en gri6einuue,
Der ~ieltene Sborfiinn nnO Die Shlags
fertigfeit ihrer Mebe, Die miloe 2ebs
bafttsfeit ibres 8eiens. fuelde burdl
ibre Grotebun9 ODER nielmebr ourd)
ibren Mangel an g~rsiebung nod be-
giinlti9t tuoroen, 5eitneten tie aus
inter auen Hraueu ibrer llmsebune
unb iIolierten lie o Iuen.
Salt unb uu6eimlid tpie Noroliht
ltanb lie ba, abieits bon ben iibrigen
Weniden - cine Aonigin bon
5ipan5ig Sabren.
3tpan5ia Sabrel - gitberl Ses
2ebens Wai lit ha! Ser Wai lit cine
iponnigc, uarme, i60ne 3eitl = Su
Bit 10 taltl
Gin Mdrden er3dblt, DaB Dem
armen tleinen &ub Elm Splitter bon
einem 3ouberipieeel ms Guae aes
floeen ipdr unp bon BORT in'S Ser5
binab. Ser Seufel ielbit bate oieien
Spiegel eema6t, uno besbalb mar Die
@irfung bes Splitters cine gar
ihlimme. Sic Iitaen bes fleinen aab
iaben MIR mebr an allen 9iugen bas
g0ie llnb SGBliIe. linb iein Ser6
gefror an einem Gisfiumpen. Sa
fonnte er feinen Wenihen ntebr Iieben.
uno er ains fort. ipeit fort bon ben
Seinen ms Neih Ger S6neefonigiu.
Sort mar es 10 falt uno traurie.
GGein ods quite fleine @retden reiite
burh Die san5e 8elt. Inn i'm ipieoer>
%aufinben. ltno als CO i'm ~9efInben,
10 falt unb trauri9. oa faBte es i'm BEL
Der 6nnb uno weinte iiber i'm Dor
9iebe. Sreube nnb S6mer5.
Sic beiBen SbrGneu iielen ouf bas
Ser5 pes fleinen San. Der gisflumpeu
barin Seridmol5. Der boie Splitter
flpB heraus, unb Sian iparo Elm irobcr
unb gtiidliher WenIh.
@irb nift, enbli6 Elm Sropfen 2iebe,
elm cin5i9er, marmer. e~rlpIenDer Sroz
pfen bieles ltarre 8ers uuitbauen. bies
Stablau9e erleuften2 -
.@itber. OH ibeinit bic milocre
Ne9unseu oe5 Ser5ens nitt 81 fennen,
Su lpotteit go.
.@ieaeidt inelt Oh audi Jest bon
Ser 9iebe. mas Oh emit iagtelt bon
Der 8eltseididte: y0ieie erbdrmltde
Nnrcel" - lluo bod regt lih im
@runoe Scines 6er5ens Elm ulbez
itimmtes, mdfti9e5 Sebnen. elm
Sungern nab etlpas. ipuS Sir bis Jest
in 0eiues Gaters ltoiSem Shlolle pers
iaet geblieben - nudl Siebc.
.Sas aeitnnbeit gu Nienanben. -
SaS i9riebit Oh niemalS nieSer, -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10

Gin &inb I'M eigentliGen Gimme Des
&urteS mar either Stanbope ME 9es
ipeien. Collie tie it'd ciner Su9enD
Sm Ilter bon sipan5is Sabren mar
lie feds Sub bod rnb tueoer bubld}
nod i9on su neunen.
Sic bate eiu ettpds 5u mdnnlides
Gusicben". laet elmer ibrer 3eit9es
noiien. uno bod aebOrte lie 81 ienen
@eIen, beren Stirn uno Iilgen, Deren
bloBe 8esenpart gQaes erleu1tet, ipas
lie um9ibt."
@s lag cine @elt. eipe tiefe, ges
beimniBpoue @elt IN oieIcn Iueen.
9ariiber pDlbten lid Die Srauen in
punperbarer Seinbeit uno Geaels
m1Bigfeit. Die pu~nfelbiaucn &in9e
oarunter erbobten nod Den eieentbiimz
liden @lan3 ibrer 9lide. Shire MaIe
iuar piel 5u sro6 uuo leidt se5cgeu.
abr Wuno iiberau5 iein uno nuss
Drudspoa. Sas ifeptiide 9Gdeln,
oas linn eigen, 6ei9te 5pei Neibcm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10

unb bod mar Sem 10. - 9enn Su
MART Elm WenI6 - rno Oh parit
- Elm 8eib. -
yllnD aud 9u. either. iogar On
bait geliebt, aber nuf 9eine Irt:
frGfti9, lpilo, herb rno nun einmnl.
MN Elm ein6ia @al."
8fuun5ig Sabrel - Ses 2e6ens
Mai lit bal -
Sarf mar ipre6en: Beige mir men
Oh liebit, rmb i6 iase Sir, luer 9u
biit?" -
Sci Dir trifft es 81. 2orS ca
meliorb, Sein @etter. mar 9ein ge@
treues gbenbilb. @r 9li1 Sir, pie
elm 8ruber.
8enu gu an Ieincr Seite 6ahins
iGritteit, on ieinem Irme lehnteit,
bann pofte 0ein Ser5 in gliidlihern
Sdld9en, Damn leuttete Sem Stablz
alge in milperm @lan5e. 9eiu 2d>
dleln ipor nift ntebr 10 bitter uno
Seine Hebe ntft mebr 10 bart.
Sbr paret elm berrlihes &oarl" =
9orb Gnmelfprb lpar mlBeroroentz
lid eroB. Sem Intlis marmorblaB
unb emit, feline 9altun9 unb iein
Sang mdjeitdtiif. 8p CT erIfien,
batten Die Srauen nidt Iu9en genus
i'm onSuleben, iast 2abp either lelbit,
runo Die WiGnner floben". gr mar
mutbig unb ei%geniinni9, pobltbdtig
launtg uno 1onberbnr.
auf ieinem S6iffe 8eiste er iib ais
elm furftbarer SEER.
@inmal cling es burh Die Marnz
ihoft lpie elm bumpfes Murmeln, fpie
bns 9roben Der 8~ranbun9, wenu Der
StIrm nabt.
0iit finIterm 8lide fam Der 2eut>
nant dnf 2orb GamelfprO 81 - binter
linn Die Weuterer.
Cine elm @ort 3n perliereu, Sriidte
Der 2oro iNne @iitofe nb. - Ser
Sffi5ier, Siihrer Ses Gpmplptts, itiir6fe
nit 3erI6mettertem Sfdoel 81 Soben.
MniGnolid po1te 4 2oro Camel
iorb nc9en Ieiner Sauoluu9sweile
tabeln. 9nlp nber berpieien Die alf
Sen ii6rigen Shiffen ausgebrphenen
Neutereien unb ibre iGredlifen
Splsen. paB er allein Die Gage ridtig
beuutbeilt bate.
Cine Der sr0Bt&l Sreupen bieieS
ionberbaren Wannes mar es. it'd I'M
aroben Mlntrpienfittel in ben Speluns
fen Der Saienitdbt unter ben Seeleliten
herunl8utreiben. Sanb CT einen
armen Seufel Deiien Selidlt GbrIiftcit
per6ie6, 10 lieB CT i'd nit ptelem in
elm 8eIprdh elm.
.grSGble mir Seine 8eidiftel"
iprad er. mgia6ber lag i4 Sir Die
meini9e."
Ser Irme fing an. Gs mar meis
itens cine @elehihte BON einem frnnfet
@eibe, b~ungerisen ainoern, briidens
ben Shnloen. mdnhmnl bon einem
unerreihboren lhpnen Sraum. So,
audi elm eerber Seemann mag ieinen
Sruum baben, o. einen 9an6 belhets
benen, - bon einem eieenen Seeroe.
einem eiaenen 3dusfen paer 8artten
unb 10 lpeiter.
2orb gamelfofb laHlhte ulto railfte
uno /blies Die blaueu &olteu sur
ihpar3en 9ede & pes 3immerhens
empor. rs
@ar Der Inperer iertie, Damn 9rifi
er in Die Eddie uno reifte linn fiinf6ig
ODER bunSert 8uineen iiber Den Gid;
cine Sanoppa hlisenoen 8oIoes. .Sa,
tied oas einl~ brnmmte er babel.
Der Watrple rifante i'm perz
blifft an. TaGan.
nSted' lie elm. log i'd 9ir!" lpiez
berbolte er grimnie. -Slber reinen
Munb gebaltenl 8eritanoen? Cont
! sablit Snl mir tie beim i'll entcr Irt,
Dir Sir nidt ~eefallen piro!"
Sort ipdr er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10
Sd babe tneinen @rmd.idaoet
jelbit fMriert.
limb tueroe Sbntn seisen TIE Gle ben Sbrisen bsilea
i6nuen uno guar mnenteeltlid1.

Seit Sabren mar i'd bilHos uno mubts oas 8eit bIfen, neaen
sineS eSpesieI srlb,aaeenS Setn Srn6odne bait mir. Die
rem late; S3 tatitie ie ale nno ,tlrierte milo lebt pernitteIt
etnef elllaten SnipednHg, gseThl beTatrtAtet. lbtde Id Stnen
lenoe anoere. Gle piro omd sic furieren. Ghrebsn Ste nUb
beuie on: Capt u. v. Spllln9s. SQg 2s, Iatsytomn, u, -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10

ausndbme, tuenn 2aop Stanbope. ibre
Stiefmltter, iid auf bieie 8eiie auf
ben 8au ODER OUR Sper binbegabe.
9as mare an fomii6l = Sbre Ie5z
hattie Ybontd{ie matte iif oas Bib
10 Iultig aus, bab iie lallt anflahte.
gnolib fsbrte lie ms ShloB 5urud.
.Se 8leinel 8as bebeutet bas2"
rief ibr Der Gater ibon bon ferne ente
sesen. r@orauf mari6ierteit On
benn eben?"
80 Yapn". antfportete either falt@
bliitig. nbas lit gan5 einiah. Sd sic
feline Yferoe mebr bnben, iibe i6 midi
in Der 8unit allf Die beauemite Weile
burh ben Shmue al tommen. Wir
aefdut Der Sport, aber Die arme Saop
Stan6ope pirb einise Wiibe baben lid
bieie Gansart ansueienen. sic lit
an ibren 8aeen 9etpObnt unb Sic
%ipiiien. Dab lie cine idlefte @eiunbs
belt bat" +,
.@ns iaet Tie bn?" ertpiSerte Der
YbilpIopb. v@eu, aleinel @enn i'd
fir 2abp Gtanhope cine neu auti1e
dnlnnTIIe, pes
.Sns mare iebr 9iitig bon Sbnen,
@ater."
,8ir pollen ieben. 8ir ipouen
ieben", miirmelte er. .Iber fein
@appenl Sci alien Seufeln! &ein
8appenl"
SAINT Der &luebeit beS tleiueu
IdpGens befam 2aop Stangope bdlo
barauf einen neuen 8a9en - obne
@appen.
60 trllfs gitber beran nit merit
piiroig flarem @eiite nnS ralber Gnts
IdloIjenbeit besabt, Die eipige Ylase
i6rer @operneHcs, Die lie baBte, ean5
Ii6 Ielblt ii~berlaiien. Iuf au' Die
~ienigen sic Tie um9aben. ilbte lie Den
nnmioernebliden Ginflnb ener9Nder
Gbaraftere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10

- Gin boier Gatb i6obet oft tpeni<
ger Sem. Der bana1 banbelt. ais
Sem, Der ibn ertbeilt bat.
S6fli@teit 1T oft cine falife
Miinse; ALIEN man fam Tie ui6t ana
Slang ertennen ipie Die falfden
Sbaler.
Der tnetten tpia Die Seit. ben
fpirh tic ielber fnedJten. @er Tie ges
pdbreu laBt. bsm miro iie Gfoieu
iIedJtea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10
Die Namisin unm Tahmur
Sras5bic eiues Sraueule6ens.
(Son s r. 4 90 e IT,

(SprtIesuns bon Der +. Seite.)
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Ger Wabre Gatbulif

itimmt nit ieineu iirfltfer Goraeiets
ten in Sra9en Der WornG uub Heiieion
therein. &as Die &elt md 10 lebr
lpiitbeu unb tobeli. CT perldbt ii1 ali
Den &Ghter nli pcn Sbiirnten liuD
oeren @orte oiencu inn oils Tidt>
ihnur. Ser peripeltlid)te Aat6plii
bort auf Die Stimme oes Stpl6es; CT
halt iiG au Sns mas Die @elt ia9t
mn in Ieiner llnipiseubeit geIrattet Ell
lid iogar, Ieinen Cbern cine Seftior
81 9eben. Sn DEM oergebliGen Der
luf. leiue Mebeliou NIT Mdnulihfcit
81 mmtleiocn. id)neioet er iid ieinc
Hcli9ion mad eieenem @utbiinten 5us
redt, uno iielt aus icinen Sorurtbeis
len beraus. bnB Die airde ieine 0nnoz
lunasrueiie 81, biaiacn babe. Inter
lpilrfi9feit inter Die gpttiidc Iutoriz
tdt Der Stride lit Der Yriifitein pes
wnbren 8utboli5ismus. - st. 60
iepb' ssSlutt".
-f-t-%-
Siiitenmcb peruriadt ihlimme
S6merSeu. ct. Satobs Gel lit iepodJ
Elm @tittct, meldle5 bis nnf ben Sib
Der Sdmer3cn ourhOrin9t uno ielbIt
Ole idlimmlten Sdlle beilt.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-10

Bortiesuns bon Der 1. Seite.)
liebte Tie bas 8ebeimnibuole nno ole
@ebein1tbuerei. lpar aif6rduIenp nno
Ieloenihnftli1. balb Iheinbnr TRACE
llnb langiam, balo fieberbaft tbGtig.
jest berrIhiii1tis unb abitoBenb, bann
binreiBeno liebenslpilroig, Elm ountles
@emiih Der b~eftigiten Wiberiprii6e.
Mud) in anpern Eulften erinnerte
iic an ibn. sic ipar gleih ibm nenig
dneltli6 in Der 8abf Der Mittel beim
@erfolgen ibrer 3ipede. Sie trut ms
2ebcu nit Der Wa6t unb ser @emobns
belt oes gefeblens. Seuerise itno
a5enteuerli6e @eiiter ~feiielte lie nm
pioeriteblt6 unb beuste lie urter tbr
Sod NIT mdenetiIher Strait.
Bon Chatham bate lie Die pibries
renoe Gimme unb bas sraublaue
Iuge, oas 10 unbeimlih aufbliete,
ipenn lie Die 2eibenihoft ersriii.
The Irish standard., 1908-01-04

ton OF physique in the countryman.
There is no mode of life calculated to
form healthier manhood than agricul-
tural life. The thousand and one du-
ties Of the. farmer in connection with
his lands, crops and cattle constitute
SO many athletic exercises as to be a
perfect training discipline for the de-
velopment of mans ehdowments. So
far as. have seen Of Connacht they
still cultivate the soil as of old, and
for industry and unremitting labor this
tract Of country affords an example
which could not be surpassed. 1t seems
as if it rained stones galore all over the
land, in many stretches of country.
and yet with infinite patience the far.
ner and his boys, aye, HIS girls. have
gathered the stones into heaps and
put in crops between them. -: j.,
AS the subject Of health is under dis
cussion, allow me a; few observations
which have made, Or were made by
others, who are in a position to Judge
/ 1t is distinctly noticeable that since
the simpler and more solid forms of
food have ceased to, be used the health
Of the people has decreased in cor.
responding ratio: The wheaton bread
tand ;sttrabout of the same OF kindred
material have been replaced by white
bread. which it is asserted has no
bone making material in Anyhow;
1T is remarkable that in towns or cities
where the old methods of rejection
The Irish standard., 1908-01-04
There they will make their future

where they will make their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.. Sullivan Of 1928
West Third street. entertained at din
ner last week in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
D.. F. Mcdonald. who left Sunday for
the West.
Captain and Mrs. John Monaghan of
4.4 East First street have as their
holiday guests their daughter, Miss
Edna Mona CHAN of st. Paul, and their
son. John Monaghan, Jr., from the
state university.
Frank Tins has been making extern
sive repairs and alterations in the
house at 514 East Third street. now
occupied by NJ. A. Ryan, in which Mr..
Tins will reside after the completion
of the work The interior will be re.
modelled and renovated q heating
plant will be installed and the appoint
ments brought up to modern stand
ard. He will expend $500.
Joseph Burns, who has been in Two
Harbors for the past two months, came
down for the holidays.
The many friends of Rev. Father
Floyd of Eveleth. in this city were
pleased to read of the handsome purse
given to him recently by his PARISH
toner's in the range city.
Mrs. z. c. Haley of West Duluth has
us her guests Miss Monroe and Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Walsh and children of
Winnipeg
The Irish standard., 1908-01-04

DAWN did many a stroke with those
sinewy arms of his which in after
years shot sledges into the air like
huge elastic catapults. His maternal
grandfather, whose name 7 think was
Walsh. once helped to pull down a
church--the old friary church at Car
rick. 1t was in a rather dila pidateu
condition, but the Superior loved ev-
cry stone of it, and would not hear of
demolishing it. A young priest of the
house. however, matured his plans, and
communicated them to a rev of tile
unmarried men of the parish. among
whom was Davin's grandfather.
They were all to turn up at the fri
airy about midnight on the first big
windy night, and pull down the church
and put the blame OH the wind So the
first night the wind assumed likely"
proportions, ropes We're adjusted to
the walls. and enough damage was
done to render the edifice useless ana
repairs impossible. And now DAWN
comes every Sunday to the same old
spot and worships in nice little
church which replaces the one his
grandfather helped to pull down.
The Irish standard., 1908-01-04

man may expect to receive the red hat
within a short time. Just imagine"
said the Pope, "by merely being polite.
1 came near burdening the Church,
poor as it is, with the salaries of near
~ one hundred new princes. Needless
to say I never asked another prelate to
sit i'll my presence"
The late Cardinal Machi one day had
an invitation to dinner Duty called
him to a certain church ceremony. To
the Cardinals dismay, the sermon
seemed endless, the preacher acting as
if he was wound up for all eternity.
Cardinal Machi sent him word to cut
it short, but no notice was taken. Tell
him." whispered Machi, that 1 shall
leave in five minutes, unless he finishes
that sermon at once The pastor con-
tinued talking and the Cardinal went
to his dinner. The incident being re-
ported to the Pope. he said: when
Napoleon found Il sentinel asleep, he
LOOK up tlG 1eIlOWS rlf1e ana pdtrOlleQ
his beat; if were free to act would
undertake to attend to Cardinal Ma
chi's duties every time the dinner bell
rings"
The Pope slnarts under his close
confinement in the Vatican and it's
gardens. He would like nothing bet
ter than to spend his summers at the
Papal villa on the Great Lake. Here
are some verbatim expressions of the
Pope relating to his Imprisonment: IL
cannot leave my room without half a
dozen swords being drawn. No pris-
oner of state was ever more sorely
oppressed by his keepers than the Pope
is by ponp and circumstance. On an
other occasion he said: mot enough
that they make me prisoner, the ex-
tremists would like to lock the gate
forever and throw the key into the
ocean, where it is deepest
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o'clock, of old age. She was born Jan.
LIST, 1919, the year of queen Victoria's
birth. at Tralee, County Kerry. Ire
land, and thus had she lived six days
longer would have reached her seth
anniversary. Mrs. King came of a
long-lived family, Her father died at
100 and d. her mother at 80. The latter
passed away 20 years ago in New York.
A single sister. Mrs. Seth Crosman,
lives at Neira, N. Y, and is in her seth
year. The family came to this coun-
try S. years ago. and with the western
movement Mrs. King, now deceased,
reached Michigan. . For many years
Mr.. and Mrs. King lived at -Ironwood.
Mr.. King died 1s years ago at :Negau-
nee. The couple had nine children all
of whom grew to maturity, but of whom
only three are now living. These are a
daughter, Mrs. Thos. D. Sullivan of
Virginia, and two sons, Dan and Joseph
King of this city. .T> -
Hastings, Minn.-Nlls. Mary Ahern,
of Nininger. died on Sunday. Dec" 90,
at her home in the above place. after
long and tedious illness of g. COM
plication of diseases. Her maiden name
was Miss Mary McNanara, born June
gath. 1929. in Limerick, ireland. She
came to America in August, 1s4s, To-
eating on Long Island She was mar
ried to Michael Ahern at Brooklyn, N.
w. April, 1853. and about three years
later removed to Minnesota, finally To-
eating at NininseT. where she has since
resided, and where Mr.. Ahern died in
1876. Two daughters survive her, Mrs.
T. o'Leary. of Anaconda, Mont; Mrs.
I. J.. Hargadon, >Nininger and seven
sons. John and William of Anaconda,
Mont; Dennis, Of Lakcville; Mathey c..
OF Duluth; James. Edward and Mich
ael j., of Nininger.' The funeral was
held from the Church of the Guardian
Angels. Rev. P. f. Cunningham Of
floating.
The Irish standard., 1908-01-04
IRISH RACE, AND ROSARY.
How the Faith Has. Become So Deeply
Rooted in Mind and Heart.


10 speak of the rosary in Ireland, or
In the Greater Ireland beyond the seas
in America, Australia. New Zealand, or
wherever the exilestof Erin; are found
(and where are they not, :found;2)-
says Hev.e"J. ProetsN o. r., in the Ros-.
AIRY Guide, is to reveal one of the Sc
crets of Ireland 81 lundying faith in
Jesus Christ, sandasnf her. unfaltering
love for. and loyalty to, the Church
which He toundett., AS soon as the
Sons Of st. rDomittic THE, F'rars OF
Mary" as the people lovedst ito cali them
in the sweet Irish tongue-=set foot
upon the soil co1lshe1ated by the life
service of st. Patrick; they began by
preaching that devotion to the rosary
which has ever since formed part Of
the Catholic life of.the great Irish peo-
pie, whether at home or in other lands
In prosperity and in adversely, in
the evening of, sadness and in the
morning of gladncss, in their joys and
in their sorrows. the. beads were ever
their talisman, thcsrosary their anchor
of hope. which kept them united, to
Jesus, the ,Incarnate Son, and to Mary,
the Spotless Mother. In 'thc ages of
persecution, the rosary was their
"shibboteth," the password by which
they were known to he "of Christ and
of God. During 1.-The; dark days the
rosary kept the, lamp Of faith ever
burning in the Irish heart. and in the
Irish home. When the Mass. was pro-
scribed and the sacred rites were put
under Il ban and a price was set upon
the head of the priest-the ''soggarth
arUon" so dear. to Erin's children-the
rosary, under the sweet providence of
God and the influence of the Virgin
Mother and Queen, preserved that
faith in the Incarnation and in the
mysteries of redemption which is the
very life Of the lr's9 race.
Through the silent teaching Of the
rosary. the faith became as deeply
rooted in the mind and the heart of
Ireland as are the rocks embedded in
her western shores. When their lands
were contiscated, because they would
not forfeit their creed, the sons and
daughters Of ST. Patrick chung to their
beads with tenacity which could new.
er be shaken off, by bride or by threat
by hope. or by fear. The enemies Of
God. like ravenous wolves, might suck
their life-blood Till as Catholics, they
became quite pale, still they held
fast to the rosary, to the doctrines
which 1t taught. and to the virtues
which it preached. And when they
were driven by famine. by foe and BY
persecution. into other lands across the
seas. they went as apostles Of the
rosary and preached the devotion BY
word and example on other shores
And hence today, as the beads are tolt
from end to end Of Ireland, SO is The
rosary said in every town and village
and hamlet in the greater Ireland
where more Of Ireland's children: dwell
than in their "own," their "nativ,
land" - - =. = -,
The Irish standard., 1908-01-04

The Parrot-"Is notice since you've
become pet in this house the lady has
been feeding you on Scotch oats. Have
they any effect on you?"
The Owl-"Well, 1 should say so.
Instead of saying plain 'Hoot," as us
ual, say Hoot, mon.'"