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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

ltno bel 70 'ner Stbe!."
&urIin6en bate ben Maeen eben bss
Gut1am iibcr Die S6re[s gesogen. sic
fub hires Wunnes Sante berpurbcrt
an un0 fragtc, als Ie cine Dirt 8erlez
genbcit 81 bcmerten gIaubte:
sd tpmm Sbnen pobl iuItsment
ungeIcgen, Sontden?"
IS no oo1! S1Idft ser Sunae?
ga, benin i6is6 i'm man bier in sic
Cd - 3 is biibf6 tiibl bier - uno
tomm roltS in ole 2oub,"
r&drI poQie I'M oi:ie ,3eit bier Iein.
Gr bat jcbt 10 piel 81 tbun, bab er mid
81 unS tommcn fann."
nGr miro uns I6on Tinoen binten.
sd mad bier oie 3biir gu, Damn b0ren
mir Die &lirasl geben, tpenn CT tommt."
Gie mahte Inter uno Sbertbiir 3u,
uno nun mar b>r 6lur SiemIi6 ountel.
Oils fe i'm 8orten lporen, 0ffnete iid
Die Stubsatbiir. So6en trot Dor i6tig
teraus; er ipollte Ii6 unbemerft ents
fernen. 2etIe I6Ii6 er iiber Ben rptben
3iegeIboben, 70 Dab Der frii9 geItreute
Sanh MIR pentg fnir'6te. Damn belt
CT Ole 9lingel nit Der Sarb fsit uno
Dffnete bebutIam Die Sbur. Nun fab
er fif aber no6maIs i'm 6lur uno be-
mertte bas WGaelden, in Dem Ii6 iebt
etpoS regte. 9as ga, ser 9al0 ba,
uno ole ga binten i'm @arten bel ieiner
S9peIter, iparen lie nidt audi i6ulb.
Dab er ieBt 70 einIum, 70 einfam -
feline ein5ige Seele - !So, Seele! Was
bate Der alte Sonocrmann neuli6 ges
fagt2 Secls, ein3ioe SeeIe! limb err
SOL sic Der Sudud nit Sbrer
Ssele!" bate or ibm 9%eantiportet.
uno Die ga bintsn mar Ihulb, unh
Der Sal9 oa! Gripiirgen mohte sr i'm.
Der Sanb tniri6ts picber leiis.
So6en fhleiht fi6 anbsn 9inbertpaoen.
Mus Dem 8arten bort man bin uno
pieber Ole Stimmen Der beioen 6rduen,
er itebt uno bor6t. oh Tie picIlei6t toms
men. Damn pieoer Elm S6ritt - ptes
Der elmer -
@rpiir9en - erlpiir9sn! Wie 9rals
len bat er bic Singer 9ebogen, bann
f6liebt er bic !Sdnbe, uno Die NGssl
bobren fi6 in bos Sleii6.
$50 1T er eigentlih2 Was min er
bier2 4b, bier, i'm 5lur ieiner S6rpes
iter. lln0 ga - oa - Rohe min CT
nsbmen, Hade bufiir, bub er umion't
~gcdrbeitet iein 2eben lang, umionit
geI6urrt uno gebGuft - fir einen linz
bantbdren! Grtpiiraen - i'm ertpiirs
gen! Nein, er bat i6n ia ni6t, aber
bo6 iein 4irb!
SIM Waoeu re9t ii6's tpieber, unb
So6en idIdot bas 2eoerperbsd 5uriid.
!Su, Die groben blauen Nueen, bic
belen 9rauslDdfen! 9as lit ia 8orl.
fein Sart!
.Nob fpab!!" tommt e2 BON oen
fleinen rotten f4peGenoen 2ippen.
@ana Isife, 9ura perIaldfen ecbuudt:
rWab-ipab!". %
O6, pie Fat 1srSTi6 Samals gsfyeut
iiber feinsr 9itbeF!N Gr 6at 9 MIR
niemanb aeiasp mSgsn. 7Gr bat Die
innere Nei6beit, lpenn Is fi6 bei ibm
re9te, itets Our6 dubsre Raubeit psrs
bedt. -.
Nbsr jebt9 - Grniird - 9ott!
Wie tam ibm nur bieIer Grepelgeoante!
GS lit ia ood iein 5Iei'4 unb 8lut-
fein - iein -Gntel! Seine Nu9en
tperben NAB. Gr beust iid iiber bas
3ino un6 prebt feline rauben Qippen
auf bas tparms Miino6en. Der &lsinc
tpebrt unb itrumpclt uno fdreit auf,
unb su9lsid t0nt es bintcr ibm: pa
teri"
Die Srauen ~Ttiir3en aus Dem 9urten
bcrein. Oa fsben ite 5tpei Wdnner
tpeineno fid innig umidlunsen ball
tenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Wlnihe. Gorl Soieph Hiirit Dol

Winide. Sarl Soiepb Shirt bon
2i9ne, Der uls geiitrei6 b%etannte Diters
reidiide Staotsmonn uno 5elbberr
G%735-1814). purbe, bel sinem Der
upuIenten GaitmdbIer. Die sr auf feis
mem Eel Wien gelegenen G6lpFe Su ges
Ben pfleate, con elmer driiiofrutiI6en
Dame 9efrd9t, mas er ipobl fir per-
fOnIi9e Wiini6e bate, fats er nod
einmul geborer lpiiroe. Gluss sntgegs
nete er: ngis 5u meinem 30. 2ebenss
iobre mofte i'd cine f6one, geiitreide
Sruu, ipis meine reiSenbs Sragerin;
Bis gum 60. Sabre Elm tiidtiser, eliids
lider SeGoberr unb Bis gum 80. Sabre
Elm b%odm0senber 9aroinal fem"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Oeihnrcu,

@eidnrcu. Oils Der befannts Su-
moriit Spiber bas 9pmnaiium be-
fudts. lieben iid beim 8e9inn bss
Gduljabrs orf feline 8eranlaEuna
fGmmttide primaner Die a6pfe gang
tabl I4sren. Nls lie nun in oieIem
~teinespess geiitreiten @uf3us in Der
alaHe erI6ienen, mar ihnen nidts
lpibtiqer, als ben Ginbrud gu isbsn.
Den Die tablen a0pfe auf ibren 0irste
tor MAIDEN piir6en. 8eim uneepobns
ten Qnblid 10 pieler @laben bleibt btez
fer in ser Sbat 3usrft perouBt unter
Ter S9iir itebsn, Damn aber ia9te cr ges
IufIen: sd oadte, b. S9ufidnr
tpdrs Ell i'm Suli!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
sdSne Jarmeu NIT sntem gebduSsn.
Gallagher, Der Vatmeiner.
Salt! Scben Sic!
Qeien sic bieIe Nnmpnee!

Sn s~erfaufeu - pGnfer int 600 Blo6 Der
Fprb.2uSerne. strake.
Chen ferttggetent.
Cine @eieaeutett TIM gan3eu 2ettn.
Dice fino bic neleiicn uno mobernficr 3fpet'
ft5diaen SGufer in Gfts9aItimore. Saben 6drt'
boI3.6ubbooen In Iarlor, Speife5iinnter iHo
8orbans; fnoner aamireefins aus lpeibem
etatuen.Uaarnio ti VarIor; pradtpoller
Gpeifesimmer: aii6e entbdIt eistfranf ino
Borratbsinmner etipns gteies: Sdufer BADEN
Combinations sanIaeet fir eIeitrif6cs 2ift uro
Gas; fsrner n%eleftes ganitdr.B plumbing, be.
itebeno ans emainirter gdoetuanne. enrainirter
WafhtptIeite, Gfofet nit uiebrigsbdngeItbe.r
NaisrbebdItsr, emaiairtsr s.,isais NIT Irods1.
Nb5uesfanal sgnfnIub. aud aGes Wdfer bon
benz anssuk. uitnebmenh; 9rulbsins $4,000
Neruer I'm GOO Tfp6 Der Norb.@fpSer.efrahe.
Gben fertieeefient, eine 8etbe bon niooernel
smeitt6diaen $dufern. te6s Simmer urb 9ao.
Sas pabesimuner cnfbdIt entaiGirte 9abendnre
Mnh mcberres %ianitdrss gIoiet gh,MastaraI.
SabT.. Die Cage obiser sdifer If boo uuo
gefnfb. -
EsnxuseMtsetrahe. G43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
gu pcrfanfen pSer at perpadten:


Sarm ~ perpndtsu pSer 81 perfaufen,
beftebeno aus Al elder autes @arienIuro, Elm
mcs g0aNer. Gin 4 3tmmer'Saus, Stalunern
fir Bferbe lirb 8iibe, iebr pnieIo fir Semitic
@drtnerei ooer MiIderei, 9 Wicilen bon Aafbs
inqton. 8. G., an Der %. & S.s9nbn" uln
eIeftrif6en Cars: autcs GueLs, 6Iubs mo
8runrlenipaifer. Sanb. aieieI uts SoI6 alf
benz EIab, Gieeutbiimer eebt nab 9%eutfdIano.
Man ~abreffire ooer fpre6a Dor: TT. 65arrG
Shnttsptlle, NIB, g. & g. d. u. (03-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
6 il |.
Baltimore Iarftbcrtdjtc.
Nicnitna. Z. Npril 9OS.

1T ~ " = NftH '0V'
Wcbl. - 3uinbr 60l9 6Giicr,
cinihlieBIid tit9 6Giicr 81 Occult.
Eoint mo $50 6Giicr Sn Canton.
&iiitenperionot $50 5Giier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
gu famfcn acindlt:
gaar5ubluua fir 9iarnthn.

Saar5nblaug fir Gisenthnm
an irae1b cinenl 4lnb. pent Der Preis1rnehnts
bar lit. Stidt fir 8ei6reibIng, Z. @uifen.
helm, Rr. 423, Gpro.5 M t.snenuc.
(0S-102)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
gu %berfaafen:


Su perfnufeu:
Sine 0dderei: u Sab WiebI: alice Q1oersSes
iddit: %rer Freis piro Mot Ihgeiuies
fen. 9afSuirneen in Ir. S39, Ruro.Nplie'St
(g9-101)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
gerlangt int Mgemeinen.

s9euer 0inun I'm 9eidIdft
be6ubIt Die boblten Yreite tir nibt oieI getr1s
gene Serrer'HlstSer uib S9ube. Sbreibt 4oiis
iarte. @eroe oorfoniiHet. Eel. gir. 1878 ct.
aauI. 3ek, 9r. $50, Cit.Saltimpre. StraRe.
go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

Sans iiberfliiiig. - SEER
Niiiler trinft I'M SAFE cine GiShofo-
lnoe unO be0ient lid babel zines
Strobrobrders. Hafoem er oas
@lo8 geleert, irogt i'm iein 9todbnr
Weper: o@esbalb 5erbred)en Sic
oenn ons Hobrhen2" - rIns tbut
mon oof imntcr I'M G~oiebols, I'M
Sen meitercn @ebrailh mmoglih 5u
maden." - Pa, id) babe Oas nie
getban; friege ih Dos Hobrdelt mie.
Ser, Damn gcniert es mid nitt; uno
friegt's elm Anoerer, na. Damn geniert
es mid bod crit red)t nid)t!"
Gorbilo. angeflngter (ols
ieine ,Sroll OILS 3eugin auitritt, i'll
Dem idmofen 8ertbcioiser): ga
idouen G., 10 ein Wuuowerf ioaten
9 baben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
VfrIauat:
9tnlidss Mrbtits. Ma@wetinnas. ghrean.

TentIhes Arbeits. Wadtuetfnugs .gareaH.
inier Der aufi6t Der y8eutfben YefelIbatt".
Dietenigen, Die oeutfbe Sanofperier, Arbetter
ZEN fhb perfonlt6 soer in tranitrten 8riefen OIL
ben agenten Der 9efeaftatt, Sphann .. wsener.
Btmmer III sr. 2t5-2l7, Nonrtianp.strake.
peuoen, tpelher unenigeltiihI gusiuntt ertbeilen
pirb. Spre4ftunoen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
(San2T1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

Ihcl; Seriun0t bon 0cn @lcputoren
t1O,337 @uidcI; Glepotorenoorrotb
1886, 1852 Vuidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Sn %bcrfanfen.
Gtablirt 1925.
GDniolinate0 20ntt g.,
1 Tur6. 8ag-Strasc.

Gin erpbeS aiiortirlent berfaaencr 0inman'
inuf, mob unter bdIbem 2uiieuprcis. gDir GehclI
nab lpic boz ltberdIe Tdrleben auf uIIe Ieri6,
aegetfidnbe. 6ettenf9tn9ane 3um Bribat'9il'
rcni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

Gine 8ouoerldute fir 3ipei Ninoer i'm Nlier
bon orei uno uht Snbrcn; Eeutf1c porae5ogen.
yldh5ufrugen ihrifilib nit slneabe oes slterS,
Griubruna. JeIeren5eil uIo erlparieies edldr
bel 5rau VI. y. Ntdart. SoteI Selpeeere.
(gS-a)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Sraueu unS MGbden perlauat.

8erlaust:
Cine 5ral in m~tttiercn Sabren iiir uuGetleine
Sausarbeit, yiub3nlrugcn IN Tr. 400, Turn'
q nIpe TT. 9trahe. (9g-i00)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Utnns EeneS
~ Tn Der iSafus1edntf:
SABINE pbne Nldtten
0yyNYy S3.0u bis $500 nno anftp6rts.

gus8ieben, beriria6t oabcr aud feline S6mer.
tamfeii uth fiibIen iib an Sfe natiirli6e Sdbne.
Ginaefa1ene 8efi6fer 10 .eoer normal aemdht.
Nerohfe geute brauhen fin Mot 3u f~iirdten,
ane Nur5eIn Inb Siiimpfe NIT aroren, obne
Gussieben.
Wam5e 3ahneebtHe $500 bis $500; Que 90.
runtirt. 8ofbsarpnen $500 bis $500; nue ga.
ranttrt. griiden,Mrbeit $500 bis $500. 0plb.
5Hnnnsen opn S1.00 an. etlber.5hnuns soc.
2dbne ousaesonen nndh rnferer fhrreraTnfer
Wetbobe fret, ipenn anbere @rbeif aetbart tuirb.
Or. 4. 20. Teriin, beuIffer 3dbnarSt,
Cir. 8ff, o,Suiuaro.Sfrabe
Gpredftirber bon s ilbr Normiftnqs Big
8 iibr abenbs: Gonniass bon 9 fis $50 iibr.
gtnbIirt 10 Sabre. (Sft17-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

Cine seutibe 5rau fir Gdlsdrbeit in etuer
SamiIie bon bipei 8stfonen; quite a9din; gutter
aobn, Jlub8ufrdaeH In Nr. 1852, Stt.FretoH'
strabe. (95--l00)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
8erIangt Wanncr unb Suaben.


9erianat:
Gtn 9dder erfier static fir gruo uro 9ufes
uub perteit fem. AoreIie: Nm. SaiuntaH, ia
q. uuo a.straRe, S.'G, &aibtugtuu, 7. Is.
US-t00)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Scutige Shlubrate:

HO08en. = 3llIllDt IIS Wlls
idel; alls ben Gleuntoren juriidgcjo.
gen 2l04 SiliheI; @lepatorenporrotb
58,107 9uihel.
Scutige S6lubrote:
Nr. = iueitIid)er Hoggen. 50 SO
Sn SGden, ie nod) Qlia.
lttut 70 so
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

gerfduie auf ser bieiigen giietten,
h0rip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

Bormunn, ftrcbfam, 6riibaufiteber, Der nit
leliien nnlaebeu Tam, 1T 5elegenbeit 9eboten,
nit $500, pelte fiber seitelt %fueroen; cute
felbitltdnoiae Steuing bel leitem 9obn uHo Sc
t6dftSs Sut1eiI 81 erbaItcn. gusfibrli6e Gtfer'
ten nit Referen3eu liuo 8nbaltss Infpriicbell
inter Gbitfre re. ~" rSeutffer 9orreippn.
bent" (oU-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

1eriaHgt:
Gin Ledger Wlarln ais brittle SnHo an Vroo,
Soils uno Yltfls: 3agarbeit; anaeIlebner Ytdt.
gtucb~8 mfraeen bel Gdrl SpifmanH, ut. Blea.
itunt gaterN, &aihiHstpn, Z. Is. (97-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08


Gtne groRarttge Gefesenbeit.
Srobes @ut bon coo Ndern nabe Der giins
oung oes RatnIent'6luiies. @leeantc 8ebduoe
nit allen mooerRen Ginrihtungen. Dub Der.
iauft lperoen ltno 1T. einfhlteBlid fdmmiIiden
Snoentars, Rferoeu, Bieb, Mai6inen II. (. ~,
5l $4,000 8n BADEN. 9eifte 3ablungss9Aeoins
elneen German Saoeubuup, III, Rorb.6har.
ies.StraRr. (Sept5,10
3 u ptrfauTeu:
Stete punoerooIeH, reuet, Der Sebt3ett ents
Ipretenoen 2itodiaen Siufer ann s9PtIions9lpe,
biptiden 0ottmans II .Rreitonitr, hur6luee biibfh
u. fftnitlertfb beforirt, nit ieber ocnfbnreH 30
aiemIl6teit berfebeH. eini6IiebIi1 combinirte
Sass lno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ab8ugsianaIs
Nerbinhunaen, 0ufersGlofets, Yor5eunn Babes
NanneJ Surfaces, cementirie Seller, Irottoire
pno Scfe uno nod pieIe atoere Sor3iiae, beren
Nertb man nur ermefien fam, ipenn man bic.
LeIben itebt. Nieoriecr SrIrb6ius. 9eihte 8abs
lnnesbeoinaunecn. DfteH fir 9eft6tieuHs tag
LID iITio SonniuGS.
@niter 8. @eftpbal, @auuteifter.
Biireuu an Srt liro Steue.
Rreis Der Sdufer Srci6ebn Sunocrt lino Sfirf.
6a Dollars. ($t350.00). (San24-Wfai1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Steaeseiahe:
Stenegciuh:
eteneaeinh:
atenegrfuh

Gin @bepaar iiiht gtelc;, 5rau critIuifiae
9Riener abhiu; Miunn fir innittge slrbeit; fam
and 9Iri9eNar %beioraen. Ibrefe: NJ. 6iiter,
9r. 325, see Sprreit. Strnee. (9S-O
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Stencacinm.

Gin 6driner fir Semitic uno 9lnmen fu6t
futprt Veihdftiguua. gtddButragcl bel Hntou
SiidIer, Tr. 1903, Aooiiuu.Nnrp. (9S-100)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
StrurQcfu6


Gin norooeutf6es Mdb8cr, erfabren in
S1no1rbeii, fu6i Stenuiie bonn /. Wiai al nIs
crttee Suusmdoher ooer bel Hinbern; Ganb be-
por8usf. gIu63uiraset in Nr. 1916, Gniaiu.
Ylaee. (96,S,1 1000
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-r-,as ~ @arteu,g lrhett. =. -..,st ,
Gin oelifder Widnn riftet Sdrterl Dor lIlo
iibernimmt ule gepdrnturet bariit lno nt
Sdnfern. 9idb8ufmaen in Rr. 1921, 5re6ertd.
HSeuue. GOA, g. 1000
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Gteucacfud

Gin beutider 0iann fudt iraeno fpelte De
tbdttigina. Rdh3utragen bel =. @,insr, Nr.
1904, Ntlbelms GtraRe. (9S-l00l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

aus Den Glenatoren 5uriidgc5o-
gen 70tS 9uihcl; gIcpotorcn . Dor.
rotb 1892 Nuid)cl.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-28
Father EusebIus Returns.

From the long, sad journey to Pater-
son, n. j., where he took the body of
Father Leo for interment, Father Eu-
5ebius returned last week. He was
greeted at the train by Father Wul-
stan and a committee of parishioners
from St. Elizabeths church, including
Peter Carpen and Edward ]. Quigley.
Mr.. Quigley is the man who captured
the assassin of Father Leo, the morn
ing the shot was fired in St. Eliza
beth's.
Father Eusebius was absent a little
less than three weeks, spending most
Of his time at the home of the provin-
cial of the Franciscan order in Pater-
son, where ne helped compile an au-
thentic report Of the murder of Father
Leo for transmission to Rome Father
Eusebius returned to Denver convinced
that the assassin Of Father Leo had
been delegated to accomplish the death
Of the priest by an anarchistic body.
members of which had been offended at
utterances made by Father Leo from
the pulpit of the church at Paterson.
where he used to preach. 1t developed
that q woman by the name of Woeber.
whose daughter attended the school
kept by the Franciscan sisters in Pat-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-28

nesday, March 1S, and the body was
brought to this city for burial in the
family lot in Mount Olivet cemetery.
The funeral was held Tuesday morning
from the home of Mr.. Schweiger's sis
ter, Mrs Charles Wagner, 1116 South
Twelfth street. Requiem mass was
sung at st. EliZabeth's church.
Mrs. Anna Corcoran, wife of John
Corcoran. died on Sunday. March %,
at her home, 2761 Arapahoe street, aft
er a short illness. Her funeral took
place Tuesday morning from Sacred
Heart church, where requiem mass was
attended by hundreds of sorrowing
friends. Interment was in Mount Oh
ivet cemetery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan, wife of John
J. Sullivan, residing at 922 Tenth street,
drank carbolic acid last week while
suffering from an attack of dementia,
and died in the hospital half an hour
later Mrs Sullivan was one of the
best-loved members Of st. Leo's par
ish, and the fear that she had lost her
mind was entertained for some time
before her death by those who knew
her best A constant watch was kept
over her. She eluded it one morning
last week and made for drug store a
few blocks away Later she was found
in dying condition. The funeral was
held Friday morning from st. Leo's
church. where Father Organ officiat-
ed Mrs. Sullivan is survived by her
husband and 6-months-old baby. In
terment was in Mount Olivet GEM
a.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-28
Personal.

Miss Ethel Kearns, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George 7. Kearns. who un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at St. Anthony's hospital two weeks
ago, is recovering rapidly and was
moved early this week to her home,
1885 Williams street.
x X x
Miss May Gillis, after an absence of
six months in the east, has returned to
her home in Denver, very much i'm
proved in health. She, however, will
not resume her duties as school teach
er for some time.
x X x
Mrs. c. NJ. Brown and daughter, Miss
Agnes Brown, left last week for Key
West. Fla, where they expect to re-
main a month, going from there by wa
ter to New York for an extended stay.
Mrs Browns daughter, Mrs Albert
Stenger of Johnstown, Pa, will prob
ably join her mother and sister in New
York.
Miss Hilda Gottesleben and sister,
Miss Wanda Gottesleben, leave this
week for New York, whence they sail
early next month for a prolonged stay
abroad.
The many friends of John A. Flynn
will be pleased to hear that his health
has been already greatly benefited by
a change of climate. He is now at his
old home in Princeton, n. ].
X x
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mcdonald will
leave soon for an engagement on a
vaudeville circuit with little sketch
that Mr.. Mcdonald has written while
on visit to his mother-in-law, Mrs
Bostwick.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-28
CHEYENNE, WY0.
The Convent of the Holy Child.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
On st. Patrick's day the children s
choir sang appropriate hymns during
the mass in the cathedral. A half holi-
day was granted by request to the con-
vent school children, 2nd the Eews of
1t was hailed with delight by all. III
the evening the senior girls gave an
entertainment to the sisters anG pupils
in the school hall. It was a comedy ell
titled Doctor Gertrude Wheeler. and
it was thoroughly enjoyed by the ap-
preciative audience.
Miss Gertrude Geddes took the prin-
cipal part and much credit is due to
her for the perfect rendition of it,
Della, the Maid" was well acted by
Miss Marie Coyne, VINO won great ap-
plause by the humorous dialogues car
ried on with the many visitors who
came to the doctors office The other
characters were:
Miss Cornelia Van Rodenbaugh, an
old lady who is grieved about her
overfed lap dog. Miss Nellie Kinney
Mrs. Seymour Spencer, 4 sl1ety
woman who mistakes the doc
tors office for D loan office"
where she wants 10 raise money
on diamnod pin. Miss Mazel Moran
Two friends of Doctor Wheeler -.
Miss Mary Cross. Miss Ruby Lee
Minnie, housemaid
.......... Miss Frances Mcfarland
Pretty shamrock programs we're dis
tributed.
The Hon. T. A. Cos2riff. of Chey-
enne, has again shown ms great in
terest in the convent school and tie
happiness of the pupils by sefding ii
bounteous treat of Ice cream and cake
to them, and which was ali addional
pleasure for them on ST. Patricf's dav.
The beautiful operetta Snow White
is to be given by the convent school
children on Tuesday evening, April IS,
in the Capitol avenue theatre. 1t is
for the benefit of the new cathedral
now under erection. The making of
the costumes and rehearsing The parts
are at present occupying much of The
time outside of class hours of all con-
cerned. 1t is a laborious work and all
hope it will prove a success and be
worth the trouble spent upon ii
There are at least ninety children talk
ing part in IT.; their earnestness and
good will go far toward making the
undertaking pleasant one Mr.. Han
eschka has generously given the serv-
ice of his orchestra to accompany the
singing. for which he is gratefully
thanked
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-28
Converts Club.

There is a movement on foot to or
ganize converts club in the cathedral
parish TO keep alive the interest or per-
sons who have adopted the Catholic
faith after reaching manhood or wo-
manhood. The plans for the formation
Of the club are still indefinite, but Fa-
ther H. /. McMenamin, TO whose. ef-
forts is due the fact that so many have
recently come into the church, has
written to New York for literature con-
cerning the club there, its mode Of op-
Grafton. and has asked whether or not
il is a success.
The cathedral parish has received a
goodly number of converts, and the
club is destined to unity the interests
Of these people and to bring them to-
eether on the ground of common
cause
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-28
ST. Joseph's New School.

When the fall school term opens in
September the children of st. Joseph S
parish will be able to take up their
studies in the splendid new parochial
school building. upon which work was
commenced last week. The new school
is located on Sixth avenue and Fox
street. and viii be two stories in
height. There will be eight rooms,
with accommodations for 240 pupils. At
present classes are held in the base
ment of the church, and are in charge
of the Sisters of Mercy. st. Joseph s
is one of the most fiourishing parochial
schools of Denver
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-28

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district of the state of
Utah, county of Salt Lake. Rose C. Cor
walde, plaintiff. VS.. William NJ Cot
walde. defendant. Summons2The state Of
Utah to the said defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, If served within
the county in which this action is brought
otherwise, within thirty days after SER
vice, and defend the above entitled action: {:
and in case of your failure so to do. iudg-
ment will be rendered against you ac-
cording to the demand of the complaint
of which copy is herewith served upon
you. This action is brought to obtain a
decree of said court dssolving the bonds
of matrimony now existing between the
plaintiff and the defendant.
EDWARD MGURRTN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o. address, 300 Auerbach building.
Salt Lake City, Utah.