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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23

en- MuslingifaO. 6or faa WtanneOer
iiGen lao ieg 9eaturforiferen. Seq
frrtolte banl, at leg baDOc lGlt bans
,Irterncs Sprinoelie" og ANDRE 30
ser, og at ban paa ingel1 VfaaOe
1opoc t%ilfrc0s1tiQct mig angdaenoe
Menneifet9 9tcOitammelle ira Iben;
men at ban 6ap0e giOrt fife iao
liot til at faa mig til at tro, at ban
ca bans loufal0te Di0cnltabellge
8reore nGItel1 1apOe bragt ben
ll1lepen0e eugelife @enerotion neD
til 9(bernc. Gn tentr1elig GOD Wtan0,
nerme Gartpiu % rett9nfcnoe, men
life nlcgct Intelligent. ., bet er
Iprgcligt, % ifrHffeligt, at lie noe
item en- bel Generation al MGnO og
&pin0er, Der paaltua at p9re Oan=
re0e, lioer al ell luaoan St9rblin0=
BeO, at Be life fan fin0e nogen 8uO
i llniueriet. Seq antager, at bette
CT Ell Geoftion ira BET Spfleriets
ca Sfinnets @erreopmme, 6por De
fpregiper at tro, bpaO De / Girfe=
liQ6eoen life troer. Sg bette er,
bpao ri bar faaet: @Qe cling ira
Trerogn; 0Dnoets @pangelium, 9a-
GEMS Srbell. 0eito elore ieg bliper
- og ieg itaar MI peb GDigbeoens
@reni e - 0elto lanoere og mere
meningsfulO forefommer mig 0en
GGtl1ing / Statesmen, leg lGrte
irm Barn: y@pao er Mennelfets
llrre Seltemmelie? gt forberligc
@uO og f%oreoigt gleOe fig / boml
Sntet 0pn0ets @pangelium, leren~
De at Wennelfet gennem Iben neO=
TANNER fra 6rpen fan nogen Stn=
sc f~ltlfaite Bette. - l1oorag al ct
@rep fra Carlyle, trpft / o2~On0on
Stme3" i 1876.
y&lpften mellem @lrtcrne", lfri-
Der Srofesior Gomion, upar OeH
eneite, iom 9ormin ipgte at u0fpl=
sc, ga ban ifrep lit @Grf n@rter=
res Sprinoelie; men til SroOs for
bans oOerorOentlige ar6cjOe, go6er
&l6ften lige iaa piOt ION nogerl
SinOe, efter Jon Set mao inorpnl-
mes, at man life bar ct enc te Be
rig for at en- enelte al 4rterne bar
orerifreOet @renien mellem Jig pg
De anore 4rter". - She Storp Of
tie gart5 onb Mon, pg. 327-328.
Gen itore ipenife 8ptanifer, 2in=
heus, lfriper / lit @Grf rSpItemn
gfaturo", at Natrtren gpr life noget
Spring. Oct er &rofesior &urleD's
Wening, at Oenne Marim bpiler
poa en- iaa uroffelig @rnnb, at Sc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23
Sutber College, Natine, @is.

&il lnnifen / &erOen fGgte,
Men ifiuler Iuipn % Napn,
Seq peo, bans Nan0 er Ell pgte,
Seq toger banl Ell / Sam.
9a ser | r6oIfets Npis" Nr. 81
{: frenlfommet ct Geferdt al Iftio-
nGrernes Wfpoe paa 2utber College,
inn ct alOeles orprenget
uoDerenst e 5 e
me0 San0be0en / i'm 8rllnO
oa oerfar falif | fine 5l1tninser,
ioa nil b. unoertegneoe 0ireftion
for She 2lttberan Sigh S9ool &
College slsiociation, neolngge en- al
rorlig &roteIt imoo famine. Scr
fife at toge mere Glaos ems boiit
n~pObenOigt for at bepiie Bette, ifo[
b; lamle os ON felgenoe &rtnfter'
y st mpitiif 51er. Sbor-
leOes fan man foloe Ohio Spnooens
i~l0icnOing, @altor ltberts SilIteoe-
rGrelie ! &acine % bors Sorbin=
oelie meo 0utber College for mn
tiff? 9enne 6or6inoelie bar 10 be-
ret funOgiort / n9aniferen" og
~6olfets Ipis", iom benliglt oobne=
Sc tine Spalter for Sfolens for
rige 6oritat0er, Eaitor 6. $. Sen=
len, bpis grflGring ongooenoe oer-
he Sag man prSpe0e at gpre til
ltbeoerbGftig Sale. g5u, oa 0enne
6orbinoelic er 6eoiit oHentlig, ger
man ben mpitiif.
y 9ernGit meoOe(er Heferenten,
at ~oet loo fife til, at Oirefticnen
ptIfeOe at bGDe Sleret for Sc bir-
felige 5ofta". 81 benegter, at Ser
tar noget Sl6r, og tiQige bill ri
i%tatere, at oenne &eferentcns Me0=
nelelle if er oberensite tenn
meo Sanrbe0en.
Sormanoen gap Splpsninger orl=
gooenoe Sorbin6elien meo Ohio
SDnoOen, % Oa Der ira nogle at
Nftionererne bleo foreipurgt, ON
man furOe bpre BET Spnr (ingen
&%ontraft), iom 0ireftionen boboe
qipet pon Sbio-Spnooens Misiions
Boards Silbuo, 6lep bette Itrafs
(fra Neferotet al 0ireftions-
M90et / @aupaca).
- 5or set treble anfes Der ODER,
at ben engelife Trofesior ifal babe
Cop til at 6ripe missions
rbei0e og at afboIoeI
nffentiige Mgber og q n
6agts6peI Ell paa 2utber
s oIIege. @nten bier bette l1fen0-
ifob til Sorboloene eqer ogiao, at
nan bill legge noget ilto / bette
GorbolO, iom alOeles life finoes Ser,
It'll BET er 10 Ell &enosgerning, at
Sc fleite al 8Dens 0anife, Ilttberife
Nreiter label iom i%penife, norife,
tnife og engelife bar Oreoet Misiion
ret at hoIoe friitelige Sorebrog poa
SfoGen. Geriom fife 9utber College
Itltloe pirfe iom en- friiteIig SfoIe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23

ioo bar oens Spgope forfeilet og,
burOe ne0lGgges 10 fsr 10 before.
~ 6or BET fieroe pil hi laa foit,
al mar set lp0er / 0%ireftionens
SOAR, at ype Don't tbinf it as.
riiable TO uie fife college building
fpr lu1Oap i6opl MORT, nor for
regular public ierpice," laa betpOer
Set, at iaolenge bette ltaar pes
Wfagt, "a fan Der 9berfen + Of
oes reguIere @ubftiene-
ter eller 5pnoagsifole.
81 GnoeIig ifal hi 6e1nerfe, at
6ele Sfolens Sang og Drift +
terer unOer Soritonbe-
al Sfplen meO. An
por or 9treftionen.
Eli 5lutning finn bette: Meuer
Gen anonpme Meooeler eQer Meo-
Oelere, at, forOi ban eQer Sc fan
ltjlle Jig % faite Snaps paa %
mistenfeliggsre Gireftionen u0en
Nopns ltnOerifrift, % at Be oerpeo
ninOer Oeres Me0borgeres @gtelie og
SiQio iom friitne 0anlfe Mpno,
loo tror ri, at Be tager itorligen fell.
gnOpiOre fin0es / u6olfets 4pis~
al 2. Sftober nogle u6talelier til
bette 8laOs &orreipon0ent al @a-
ltrr S. S. &iloiig, bpor ban be-
ilploer Sfolens 9ireftsrer for at
Urge for at foa iaa mango 9lftie-
breOe paa oeres S&noer Joni muIiq,
iaa De fan fortrolere Mftionerme=
Derne, ia, ban betpipler enoog 2ou-
iigbeoen al Oeres Sremfero peo at
benptte Oisle Dem laaleoes
ooerOragne Stemmer. Si( en- ioa-
ban 8elfplOning ifal ri finn ipare,
al 81 alOr1g bar 19gt efter lligt, men
raar I%ftionGrerne 6ar ienOt os
neres uprorieS" og beOet os Itentme
oereS Ste0 og paa oeres Gegne,
d bar ri fife ment BET lopliqt for
Is at opergiDe Oisie nprories" 6per-
fen til ailOiig eQer nogen an0en,
lcm mener Jig ielp mere ififfet ell0
pi, til at 6enptte Dem rettelig.
5remoeles u0taler ban i'm 0om
oper Sfolens 0ireftion, bill
fen ban finder aloeles u0ltelta
til at f%oreitaa en- iaaoan &irflom-
teo. 81 fan iaa goot fort taa, at Ell
@ono iom &ilOiig onier Jig Ieln
tor langt mere competent eno noqen
at os til at f%oreitaa ct iaaoant Sore
togenoe, fun SfuOe, inqen andre
a SfOlens |Nftionerer ipnes at
bore al iamme Wening.
I'll Slut notaler @aitor &iloiig
ilg ON, at Gen 6oreneoe Strife
bpr tage ct betemt Stonopul1ft
imoO Sfolen / &acine.* y Otter
bans gentagne ~mislpffe0e SorIog
pda at faa fine &rGi te6roore / sd
cine til at inOtage ct iaaoant Sta10=
pltllft imoo Sfplen, benoer ian ia
I'LL til Samfun0et for Ser at op-
naa, 6paO ban Der fife bar for
maaet at gennemfgre.
81 BIZ imiOIertio 6oa6e, at &aItor
&ilolig mac mart foa lert 5ono-
Deoen al set gnmle Sr6: uSpo,
iom Suos @eniigt bill bpnlme. ban
lleoeS til ielp Sen at fremme".
9ireftionen for
Sbe 2ltb. Sigh School & GoGl. @si.
S. %. Seriil6,
%. g. Simonien,
6. %. @ielien,
6. $. Senien,
S. Semmingien,
@m. Nielien,
6. .. 5fop.
D 5Iigt notoler @oit. ailoIig
/ bpert 6oIO life / Set, iom bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23
&irfeinbDtelie beo
&uiftn, Gebr.

gfoor materiel @el1tano ipreoer
fig ltb ober Ell @gn, iauleoes iomt
Silfeloet bar peret fer, napnlig /
De iiOite Z @ar, oa Itaar man oper=
for en- 6are, lom ingenlun0e maa
operl es, tbi bar Suttig0om lin Sri
ltelie, ioo bar Iig0om BET fife
nliltOre. Me0 &ig0ommen fon ser
%frempofie cit f~orunOerlig SiQi0 til
en- ielp, noget al bette: Seq bill
iige til min SiGl, ilua Big mi til
No, eo, Drift og ppr glao". -
Wfen naar man lna troos Bette ier,
ct 6ormnningen / Saline 60, II:
uTol0er &igOom eoer til, oa letter
life Siertet BERTH" 6og fife bar
lp0t felt forgepes men oerimoo
iot berlige Srugter, lao nloa man
bel glabe Jig 0eroper.
9o 6ormerne for mango aar
tiI6age begpnote at iamle Jig ON
@uOs Sr0 - taffet bore Sfoler=
ne, &onfirmationen og Statsfirfer-
/ 9anmarf. bDor maraelfuloe Sc
mo Dar, iaa efterloo Sc 0oq / Be
l~lopanorenoes Sierter noget blsbt
rg ~mootageligt, maaife foroi Sc bar
Wiin0er rm ct elifet 2ano - oa
fltoe Ser fife bore Sale ON at
6ngge &irfer, Ri maatte benptte ct
alminOeligt Sfolebus. Saa ifete
Set for S Aor itOen, at SfolebuIet
ifuloe flutes; hi tenfte iaa pau
at fp6e Set; Ri bar 10 gerllem man
&c Nar bleoen ~fortrolige me0 at
ipare, .og fer bar en- 2eilig6e0 iii al
faa en- biQig Strife; imiDlertio ilog
Sanfen on en- Dirfelig &irfe6pg-
ming igennem, og &trfen blep reiit
for en- Sum al ca. $4,000. Sau qif
Der nogle Inr, men ser 6lep min0re
% mirlore Tla0s I &irfel1, enten
maatte bi bpgge en- Strife mere /
rasienoe 9lfitano eler ripe Sen
aar1le ne0 og 6Dgge Ell ltprre, nGr-
mere Settlementets Wi0te, eQer
bDgge til ben gamle, bpor Sen itpD,
rg iaa blep BEN ga Itaaenoe. 90
set bar life al enc &onierpatisme,
men nof melt foroi Ri fplte, at FER
bapoe Geliigneliens Stronnte flpot
iac mango 9[or UNDER 8etieningen
al @r9Iterne 8. g. Sertbelien, 81.
90. Anoerien, $. 6. Garn9s, en-
nprif &relt, e. @onien, g. g. 81
monien. g. s. 2itergaoro og M
&altpr 9. Senien. -
Sil6pgningen bleb 6egpnot / Srli
Maaneo, pg &irfen ltaar MI ful0=
fert JON ct, lao mig finn iige, pragt=
fulOt Min0e ON, at @uo far p9ret
eoo imob %, oa ieg fan pglaa nof
iiqe, at pi blep GLADE. - 9en in0=
al SamfunOets Sormano,
S5re0aget1 SEN 8. Oft, og Set bite
Tia ON Son0agen, 0a Der bar font
men til Ste0e en- Del Imerifanere,
al Sen RUNNER benimoo 500 Wen=
neIfer; Sen er Ell &orsfirfe, be-
fleot ~inopenoig meO WetalplaOer,
nreqet tint oeforere6e nteo ima9-
ful6e Nh1oncer og BERTH 6elpit meo
8 0o6belte, mo0erne 8lus, Ser lto-
pifGer en- &roft al 1900 candles
-
timber &irfen bar ri MI ct Saie=
laent 80 BIZ 80, iom, fornoen at
rpre Spiieial, noar iterre Meoer
of6oloes, ogioa bill bliDe benpttet
Sfoleitre, 1aar Der ON Som<
lneren 9olOes &eligionsifole.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23
m0n9len0e SEQ imellem Nrterne

Hollglenoc SEQ imellem Irterne -
r9 pa lGrlig melem Gpret og Men=
lleltet mao frenlbriEges, Ipr
Der fan bore Gale ON at outage
Gor1pins llOOiflingslGre.
get er pei lnl10t at 2i1ltnus pau
q. W}aooe fon iigcs at bape Itillet
Mennelfe t / &1osie meo 9(6en, ioet
ban talOcr Menneifet ben 6pieIte
9teprGlentont for @pirpeloDrene;
men for life at blipe miSforItaaet
lfDnOer ban Jig ioa ogloo at Iige,
a u@icnneitet par ifnbt meo en- lloe-
Helig Siul efter @uos 0iQeOe", pg
u Oct par Den eneite Sfobning, ser
rar belli8net meO Ell fornuftig Sjel
for at prize @uO".
0e5llOen moa pi ltanr oct font
mer til Spprgsmaalet ON @eolo=
glen, life glenlme, at en- iao emil
nent Il1torttet iom 8rofeslor Mgos-
lis fpr jim GoO paaltoo at funrc
febile, at Be g~eologiife 0ptegnelier
nar ful0ltGnoige npf til at gipe os
SplDsning ON bele ben 0preperoen
FER efiiltereoe meqem Sen b6ieIt no
bifleOe 9lbe pg M~tenneifet. 0enne
Baaltan0 finoes / Ell 9lrtifel, Ser bar
trDft / vSbe sltlontia Mont6lp" nog-
le Gage fSr Igasii5 opoe.
De Doe entligIte pioenlfabelige
@runoe, Der fremiGttes imoo anta-
gelien nj 9ormins ltobiflingsteori
er / &ortbeO f6lgenoe:
1 Den %unaturlige u~opelgelle" er
fife / Stono til at gpre &eoe for
Sprinbelien al 9lrternes @fpigelie,
e0er for Be f6rite Grim / iomme;
2 Ser er Wttligbeo for, at @f-
pigellen eQer Spergangen bilOe meo-
feie SnOipioerneS Siltntetgprelle;
3 acknowledged far fife brogt
or organize 6osiilier for 9piet, lom
lloDiflingsteorien trGnger til, for
al ltOfpl0e Sc m~anglenoe 2eo mdQem
81 lebenOe Irter;
SfgIge Be 6eOite 6piiferes Se-
regnlnger. bar Ben lpunone Si0
lungt ira peret tilitreffelig til at
frem6ringe Ben langiomme llOpif-
ling al Sc mlepenoe Gaoer.
gtatltren baager meo ltreng Nio=
fGrbeo ODER, at Nrterne bol0e rene
cg u~blanoeOe. Sen bor pes 9altar=
nrnes llfrl1gt6arbeO iifret Sc oprin=
beige Irter moo at uoarte. Saa
ttot Dor &unOifab refer er Mrter=
nc lteole De lamme. Opremumiernp
/ De agpptilfe @rape og 9lfkaouisp
gerlle paa De eloite WinoeSmerfer
tiler life ben ringeite Ifbigelle fra
0l mtbGrenOe 6ormer. &amelerne
% Srome0arerne paa Ninipes Gui=
ner ligner De nuDGrenoe laa nei-
cattgt, at Sc gerne fltnoe bore teq-
nrOe oet Gag / Sag.
<tborO Tiger: Ser er en- ipeoifilf
0orlfel me1em Wennei fet % Opret.
Mennelfet bor 9feligion, bets Spn-
fen % @illie ifol pere inopiet til
SltO, bets SiD ifol bore beQiget til
GuO. 9Drets Silpprelie er fun lan-
ielig. Wenneifet leper ct aanoeliat
DC epigt Siu og ifal, fer paa Ser=
cen, ltpnt bunOet til 2egemet %
Chen, a0ereOe lepe for Simlen" -
Npologetife 6oreOrag, /, 81.
Ger par life loa liot Sigbeo mel
lem 2ormin og SpOiferen 9our.
Garmin og enonlt mere bans
moterialiitiife Silbengere - Itrpbte
efter BET iau1me &eiultat poa Natur-
piOenlfa6ens Smraaoe, JON 8aur 90
hans Silbangere tilitre6te pua ST.
itrrienS Self. Segge snlfeoe, iaa
n'eget ionr muligt, at fierne nnoe-
ret, og for at nao bette MaaG Ierte|
e, at g~taturen ielo frem6ringer Sc
taOoenoige 6orbinoeliesleo / belle
SfabelieSraffen 9armin negteoe
Menneifets @fobeIie for at funne
etablere lin rOpiflingStcori. 8our
1;Ggteoe &riitenoommens mirofltl6ie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23

ID 5li9t uotoler 9ait. ailoIia
/ bpert 6alo life / Set, iom bar
itooet at leie / Sit" af bum on-
goaenOe 9lltber College. &eo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

screen, a choir screen. pulpit and bap-
tismal fount of the purest white ala
baster. carved by Signor Aureli of Italy.
While their white purity and the polish
ed brass are rather startling to the eyes
In comparison with the rich gray tones
of the walls, they will mellow down with
age and lose that glaring newness that
is striking now. There is more
beautiful or artistic work in Ireland. The
baptismal fOunt and the pulpit are both
Of especially exquisite design and eXecu-
ton.
The Cardinals Simple Life.
Cardinal Logue resides In modest
mansion in the rear of the cathedral. be-
tween the synod house and the theological
seminary. Many parish priest in Ire
land and America lives in greater style.
,, HIS manner of life illustrates the sim
plicty Of his character and tastes. His
lack of ostentaion is one of his mos.
charming traits. His eminence is now
at Carlingford on the seacoast. enjoying
a few weeks of rest and leisure. and
therefore. 1 was not able to see him.
although he sent me a cordial invitation
to his summer home. He is still enthusi-
astfc over his reception in the United
States and is continually entertaining his
friends with anecdotes and accounts of
his experience there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
PINCH0T'S NEW WAY
FOREST BUREAU CHANGES TO
BE MADE THIS WEEK.

Chief Forester Clifford Pinchots new
scheme of dividing the country into six
administrative sections instead of having
one source of management in this city is
beginning to take definite shape. Within
week he expects to make public the
names of the six headquarters of the new
plan.
The task of removing practically all OF
the national forest business to the field
seems stupendous one to a person not
familiar with the way the work has been
planned. There is an organized forest
training school RUNNING in the offices OF
the bureau on F street and the men who
are to go into the field will have received
weeks of training in their new duties be-
fore it is time for them to leave the city.
Field officers have been ordered into
the local office and before the time for
change of administration the thorough
preparation will make 1t possible for the
men to take their places and conduct
their Offices as though the work had been
going on for months
Actual transfer of the national forest
business to the field will be made grad
ually so that there will be practically no
interference with the routine work. When
through the change of administration to
the six district headquarters will mean
much in expediting and rendering the
forest work more effective.
The saving of time in getting action on
matters relating 20 administration will he
one of the most important benefits. Now
it takes from four days to two weeks TO
get mail to Washington and receive reply
at the various points In the fourteen ma
tional forest states. With the mail going
to six central cities in the west instead of
to Washington there will be a marked
saving in time in getting action on mat
tiers relating to the administration of the
forests and the benefit is sure to be felt
by every forest user
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

country. where ne established his eccle-
sias(ical headquarters as primate of Ire
land The land was given him by the
King of Ulster, whose royal palace stood
here for centuries. and that estate has
remained in the possession of the church
ever since. although il is now occupied
partly by the demesne that surrounds the
palace of the Protestant archbishop and
partly by the residence and BUSH ess
houses OF the town. The ground rents
furnish "A handsome endowment. The an
cient Episcopal palace is now occupied
by the Rev. DIR. Alexander. Protestant
Archbishop of Armagh and primate of
the Church of Ireland.
Across the valley. upon a similar hill,
is another cathedral. also dedicated TO
the glory OF God and st. Patrick. and be-
hind IL, in much more modest mansion.
Is the residence of Cardinal I4oeue
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Anna gh
primate of Ireland and a member OF the
Sacred College of Rome. Thus We have
in the same little town two Cathedrals of
ST. Patrick. two Archbishops. of Armagh
and two primates. both claiming eccle-
siastical authority of the Holy Catholic
Church" inherited from ST. Patrick.
founder of the Christian Church in Ire
land and first Archbishop of Armagh,
through ia generations of archblshops.
who have lived and prayed ard reigned
In this picturesque little place.
II is common to find in the same town
two archbshops one Roman Catholic and
one of the Protestant Church of Ireland.
and the duplication Is often the cause of
embarrassment and confusion.
Dual Archbishoprics.
There are two archbishops of Dublin.
two archbishops of Cork. two archbishops
of Limerick and SO on; and if YOU are
seeking or even mention one of them il
is necessary to make yourself clear by
giving the name of the church or the
Not long ago 1 addressed a letter to His
Grace the Archbishop of Dublin" and II
was returned TO me from the post office
for more definite address.
They tell me here. however. that Arch
bishop Alexander of the Church of Ire
land and Cardinal I1ogue are the best of
friends and see EACH other frequently. CO.
operating in works of charity and move
ments of public interest with cordial lily
and mutual esteem. Cardinal Logue has
recently returned from visit to Amer
lea. where he went to assist in the cele-
bration of the anniversary of the found
ing of the diocese of New York He re-
turned home enthusiastic about his re-
ception and what he and did in the
United States. He IS a man of great dig
nifty. ability and usefulness but withal
he has keen sense of humor and jolly
disposition. Archbishop Alexander has
the same traits.
Both Claim Succession to ST. Patrick.
Both claim to he the successor of ST.
of Ireland deny the right of the Roman
Catholics to claim him as their exclusive
property They insist that st. Patrick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
ARMAGH HOLY GROUND.
Twas There st. Patrick Lived
and Preached the Faith.
SEAT OF TWO RELIGIONS
Two Cathedrals of St. Patrick, But
Protestants Have His.
BURIAL PLACE OF BRIAN BORU
Most Sacred Place in Ireland and One
of Transcendent Historic and
Ecclesiastical Interest.
BY WILLIAM F.. CT RTIS.

Special Correspondence Of The Star and the
Chicago Record Herald.
ARMAGH, Ireland. August ~, 19S.
The little cathedral city of Anna 9Th
pronounced with strong accent upon
the last syllable) is the most sacred place
in Ireland. 1t is the ecclesiastical head
quarters of both the Roman Catholic
Church and the Church of Ireland. the
seat of the most ancient and celebrate ed
of Irish schools of learning and the burial
place of Brian Boru. 1.-THE greatest of all
the Irish kings 1t was the home of St.
Patrick for the greater and most i'm
portant part of his life. and the Grace of
the Christian Church i'll the United King
dom. because ii was from Armagh that
the message of the gospel was sent to the
people of Scotland and England and at
Armagh was first taught the faith that is
now proclaimed by all the nation.
Armagh, Cradle of the Christian
Church.
Armagh is quiet. neat well-kept town
of about $500 inhabitants. although it is
built on hill around the old cathedral
founded by ST. Patrick in the year 432
and the streets are very steep and rather
crooked. 1t resembles an English uni
versity town and looks more like Cam
bridge or Winchester than the other
towns in Ireland More than twelve hun
dred years ago it was perhaps the great
est educational center In the civilized
world. and it still has several important
schools. including n Roman Catholic the
illogical seminary. A large convent for
young women. a chronological school. an
observatory. a public library and a little.
old ia Shioned Grecian temple of a build
ing with a sign to advertise ii as the
head rooms of the Philosophical Society.
The houses are packed together very
closely. as is the custom in Ireland. al
though there is plenty of room for the
to Go so. There are ranges of green
hills all around and their sunny slopes
are closely cultivated. planted in grain.
potatoes and other crops. This Is harvest
time. and the song of the reaper and
mower is heard in the land. There are
several linen factories in the neighbour
hood which furnish employment for the
wives and daughters of the town. and
also a small automobile factory. The
population is about equally divided be
tween the Protestants and Roman Cath
olics. There are three Presbyterian
churches and one Methodist church
which assert themselves boldly even in
the presence of an ecclesiastical Roman
dred years old.
st. Patrick Founder of the See.
Way back in the year 49, ST Patrick
came to Armagh and built church and
monastery upon the summit of a beauti-
full hill overlooking d most delightful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
LADY COOK FOR w. J. BRYAN.
Gan Honest, Sincere Man." Says
Former Tennessee Claflin.

PARIS. August 9.-Lady Cook. who
was born Tennessee Clafin, threatens to
go to America and make speeches for
William Jennings Bryan.
Il took a good look at Mr.. Bryan
when l was In America the last time,
and | said to myself there IS an honest.
sincere man.
SO said Lady Cook today. She added:
Mr. Bryan will be elected. certain:
ly. / am not a prophet. but my words
will come true. for in the course of
my experience / have learned to know
men,.
Lady Cook suffered an attack of ner-
vous prostration when she was in Amer
lea last. She lives here in a handsome
fiat on the Avenue de Bots du Boulogne