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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Wlbrrt Ettp Tlitt.

65 iturh nab fdmcrem 9einen an 8. Dat
zoos i'm 10. Hcbcneinbre Niecrt Sttu Yliit, &c
lichtcr Sobt bon Stio INTO Scnrieitn Eiiit. Sic
NccrniGInG iinbci Wnntna, 9tnhmittag3 . llbr.
bonn Irduerbuuic, pr. 2106, Wiarp 9tnrdsStr,
aus uui ncr y%Gaeftcrl Cemetery" fiuit.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Sic Tiuans. nno @cldGitslaoc.

Nlc TiHan5s nuo @cidJGftslagc.
Ser Ntticntnarft bciicrt iid) itctia
mcnn nlldI IonQlnm. SCit DEM Giei
ltorl0 Der CttobersE nnit iiuo Die 9(f
tlcn Inn 5chn bis }u 0rciBi0 Yulftcl
gClticQcn. NlCroinga morCn tic nab
reno Der Eonit aud, ncit inter ibrcl
ipirtlidcn WCrtb aciollcn. Sine Gr
bolunG III clio gor5 notiirlid, nod
Dem haS Ncrtroucn ullmGblih lpie0Ci
jllriidfcbrt. @cID fon1nit mcbr mn
mcbr sum Goridlcin: bic Soften iinl
nic0rig. 60 hot Die Fcnniplponio.
Ciicnbobn ibrc Nnlcibc bon 40 Mil
iioncn Collars III Nnlcrifo lml0 Gl,.
ropa umtCrAcbrod)t, ul0 &orrinlnll
mill fiir Die Union Nociiic9 obn 10.
oar cine NnlcibC pon 100 WtiaiorCll
mud)crJ lpopon 5url0dlt Die SGlftr
0ltaAcQcbcn in0 Der Hcit in Hcicrpc
Qcbultcn mcr0cn iou. IS id)cint lpc.
niQltcns iro0lid, oh 0oS Sono I'M
Stonbc o6cr 9crpilIt lit, bicic enor.
men Slmmcn III 3citcn ipirtbihnfts
lidCr Icprciiion IN Gilenbobn.Eapic'
rem ol5lllegCn. Gincn glltcn Ginortd
bot Der Hc0icrrn19 -@criht ilbcr Den
Stun0 0ca @intcrmci,crS an Scr
@0rlc denlnd)t, 6cnt bon Dem NllS.
fol Der nGdJitcn Grntc bGllat 0ic Grz
bolllnQ BON DEM mirtbid)oitlihcn Hics
hcrNunN jllnl QroBcn Shcil ob. Ger
Wcridt bcItGtigt Die be
rcit2 irilber ncroiicntlidtcn Grnte.
NCrid)tc Observation-Disclosures. Ger
Stuuo oc9 MintermcijcnS lit bciicr
oils cr Dor cincm Sabre i'm oicic 3cit,
icIblt bciier oils cr Dor = &ubrcn mar,
mn iibcrIteigt Den Iurtidnitt Der
lcetcn 5Cbn Sabre. Go5u fontnlt,
Rob bo5 nit Mei5cn bcpilon5te Ircnl
oiclc5 Sobr 0roBcr lit, olS in irgclo
cincm porbcrgcbcnocn Sabre, 10 OoB
Nll9iid)tcn nlli 0ic QroBtc Wintcriuei.
sen Grntc linn, 0ic 0u3 Sono ic &c.
Gubt bat. Notiirlih b0nNt Der Nltss
foIl Der Grntc BON ocn WittcrungSs
pcrbGItniiicn Der nGd)itcn Wonotc al.
Snuobl Wintcr luic SonmlcrIunt bot
bcrcita bier mo GA utter Den nicbria
9cl1 S%cnlpcrutllrCn ltn0 ltridlucilCm
6rnIt gclittcn. Sn Der WclucrbtbG.
tiQfcit lit i'm @roBcu uno @on5cn
bon elmer @cllcrunN MIR mcni1 5l
bclucrfcu. Die @pboicu linO nllr bis
5l 80 Ero5cut ibrcr Sciltun9Sf1bi4
felt bcifGitigt, oic Sdubpoorcns> Sn-
0uitrie bleibt INN 30 YroScllt bintCt
Dem &oriobre 5uriid, Die Woas u1lb
@ounnou- &noultrlcn lilo, trob oc2
billi2crcn 9tobmotcriula, llngcnilgcno
bcld)Gitigt. Ser Munrcrpcrfcbr bat
nod INNER nld)t 5li9cIlonmcn. Sic
3obl Der ouBcr @ctricb ltcbClocn 81.
Icnbnbn. Wng90nS mlr0 nlli 100000
0cid)0tt. Temcntipredcno limo ultd)
Die Gim1ubmcn Der Giicnbobncn &c.
iollcu. Die Nnnfcrott Stotiitif meilt
nod INNER m1giinitigc 3obIcn nlri.
SIN Npril murhcn 1852 Nnnfcrotte
nit decentralization in Der N0bc bon
22,3S6,0OO Collars on9cntclbct. DC
gen Ipril 1907 lit bic 3obl nm 81
Nro5cnt 1%clticGcn. Sn Der crltcu
Wtoilpodc bctrllN Die 3obl Der @on.
fcrottc nnd) Der Nrooitrcct'ld)cn Sta.
tiitif 2SS lcgcn 2S2 IN Der &orluod)c
mo 15l IN Der critcn Woiluod)c 1907.
Sic crboiitc lpirtbid)nitlihe @ciicrung
tontnlt mott mo lnnglon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Charles Wrnmscr.

IS iiurb nm Q. @ini 1908 Gharlce @rnuscr.
30 Sabre ait. g~Clichter Gniie ron pcuu C~5rnnScr
tnchurcnc GnicIe). Sic NecrbiRung iitoet am
1icnitaa, yin6ulittn0s , llbr. bon icincr gAnb
nina. Jir. 1920, OFT 6coeratStrabc, aus iiutt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Guntruicnre'T epnrte mcnt,

8aItimorc. ben 81. asriI 1908.
Sierour6 miro %bclannt gcaebcn, eab ale
5nblhdr lino mo naber 5ipif5en Dem /. NIB
20. WiGi aus oieiem Riircau entrommen iuer'
ben %nIiiiien.
SarrH q. Cooper,
Ut9,2t,3, 6,S ,30,3,5,740) SpttroIeur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Bur Griuucruuu

an unfcrcn q~clicbieu @dttcr mo Eater
Snrrno ffeifer,
pcld)er gciicrn nor nrci Subrcn aus ocIt Echcsl
0eihicben. 1ber nidt p~erQeiiel ~
Vuu Der trnuernOeu @ittpc uub Sinncrn.
n1o1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
0pnis 0Mhli.

IS itG~b nm 10. Mni 1905 in icincr gSo6.
runa. 9ir, 1898. NorozSirid Strabe. 2ouis
a anI II lcii zen y, HessrS %a5,,i ,,5 &c S'fHT Si
hnm IrnmerhGnie aMs itntt. l32-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Nrnio Miboc Cemetery.

Ter ibrale Sriesbpf ppn Baltimore, inbe
Tiicspiuc. Spei eleiirifhe @nbn sHinien lno
TiTIico s9oi,Iecnro otreft sum Srteobnt; THc
tSrlinoiiiide unierltdroiger gnfiht. Nteoriae
Ereiic. |crInnpt Ole ficuen Snuoeiiir' Ra tnloac.
@iircou: Tr. III, siuro.6barles strnfe. Ncioc
Telephone. (Iprtl2s-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
8nItimure Eemetern,

Shrcan: Nrantltn.@fes, Baltimore. u. Nprthtt.
BeqribnibpIlBe gum 8erfaitf - bon $25 an,
init Wtnrr,orpioiteu Nhge9rcr3i 1886. - BLOT
fir bier 6rdher. Sceie Nenusine Der Stapele
far Irnucrpoitcsbieufte. (Suni18,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Trieherid, Afor,uf.

rid, w l,nsS " I'm fi"!H eecu si,S,re,'Vgyt lie &ecrSI
onnp tinoct bente, ?lpbrntiio8s 8 ubr. itntt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

Fortuqol mill bic Gclo.
Aoa-9oi in E%ortl,Niciiid) Sitnirifu an
ocn S%ranHunol ucrpnd,tcl. Gas lit
Der TniollG pom Gnoc oca pnrtlgicii.
It,cn Sltoirito'S, ooa nit oci1 Snicln
gcgcn 100000 G1loorotmcilcn iinO
61A Miaioncn @cluobncrn umiobt.
@inter Der Fod)tlu,g itcdt notiirlid)
Gn1ldno, mo man ipcib aus Griob.
rllllg, mic lold)c Enhtltngcll pcrlolt-
len. Eortl9ol brolld)t o1erbing9
@clb, ollcin cs lit nidt fling, eincn
Wfolttcl fir cincn &oienfnopf 5ll &c,
ben, lelblt lucnn Der anopi %notblucn.
Dig gcbrolid)t miro. @cld' cincn
SGrm milrbc oic Cnoliidc Erelic &c.
mnd1t bobcn, lpcnn Scutid)lono sic
Gcloaoo-@nt Ncpodict bate. sSiir
IronSpool lit Die Eohtrng bon gro
bcm Wcrth, 0o Is cincn 3u9ano sltlll
Mccre bCtnnlnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

JO2 Wllllhntncn.
Der crfoIgrcihc Ingchptiteacr nlnh 8itr9'
fhuft itcIlcn mo ben Toritriften ncS Gtdott
Quarters in Se5uo ami Gonirnitc @clliiae Ieltten,
Etc 0cbbroe nCbdlt it6 ous 5tedt Dor, trgero
eit uno ale Ynacbote 8liriid6linetieu.
Sm 9~luftruac Der Nh8uqstnnnlsG pntnitiitoft.
Ictcr Gcarr, IT., 9oritber.
parrn u. 9ioesers, Sefretdr.
geitdtigt:
Z. 9arrb Miabupf,
Rriiiihcnf Der 9~prtraitsgeDoroe
(IpriI30, WfuiI z, SO, 7,S,g,tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
YunoonsYart. Gcmctcrg.
@Hrcau: Tr. 81, @eft.e aratpaa.e trabe IN
Saaunt.l Ginnnnn. Irchfri6 Ninah.

pearnbnibpldge bon $50 an inter beftntbtgcr
eIuiiitt, GhnttibIurleit Sepinoe. R~ilatSen etc,
perncn I'M 1rcihbaufe am Soipts&ingurla &C.
finbcn. Infer Ieent ptrb, ipern gelpiini@i.
bprtpreben. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

Sn ocrEfing it ~ . b c, bort
6. bis 10, &uni. togt in Ger y@ort.
burg" 81 8iesbnocn Scr fiinftc vgln.
aeneinc Sbcoiopbiihc Gon9reB". Is
miro BORT iibcr tbcorctiid)e unb praf.
tide 6roacl %ucrbonoclt, lpclde oilf
Die tbcplcpblihc 9clpeglnno in ollen
Sdnoern @C6l,g bober. Gr lit an
fciltc bcItinmtc Organization gcbrn.
ben, iolrocrn Itcbt nlli Der @runologe
Der Socc elmer Die gnr5c Menidbeit
gciItia nmtioiicnocn Tcrbriioerru,8
llno bcibt ScOCn ais Wiiorbcitcr oocr
@cilt)er ipilfommcn, Der nod Ser
GiieIle Itnrfen tbGtigcn 6ricoens uno
Wcltpcr'tcbena pcrInu0t. Tns Ero.
arantm ucr5eid)nct cine Nn5abl 8pr-
ir1ge bcfonnter Eionicre Der Muffl0.
rilllg. Troaronnc lillb foitenfrci
bon Der 8cid)Gitsiteltc. Wiesbubcn,
SeroerItrabc 81, 81 bc5icbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

MIS- Scrr ScSlic No. Sbnlp
rod Sd)obnmtS-S cfrctGr mar, go5
Il nal ole Gntldcioun9 ob, Dob I'M.
portirtc Srolhlhcnfcl ol& @ciliiNcl
~ fluiiili5ircu unb SIT p~cr5oIlcn IciCn.
9tlrn bot cln 8ciliigeliild)tcr III Soma
clniNe 0ubcnb icillcr BRIT Gicr aus
GnNlnn0 impprtlri nm Sntcl SunI'&
3ouncr fnopitcn ibnt baiiir % Col
lars ob, Scr @eiliiGelp0dtcr bon
Soluo nrNnmcntirtc ober; @enn cin
6roId)ldCnfcl 5linl @cilii0cl gcb0rt,
10 iii Elm 8rut.Gi, aus Dem cin Suhn
cntItcbt, 0oh nit mcbr Sogif 5llm
3lld)tuicb 5ll rcd)llcn. Gr mil MN
pcrilldcn, lcinc SIT ltnrcd)t bcSobltcn
% Collars mlcber 5urild 81 bcfonl.
men. Ticl 8lild miro CT bunlit idhpcr.
lid bnbcll. Eic G1itidcibunocn Der
3pllbeonltcn inn 5luor mitllntcr ID
d,crlid); uber bas n1ad)t nid)to, mciln
MIR rcd)t bobc 3ollc ciu0cbcn.
Sn y cbrQSf q Cat c T.
&erbono bon 10000 Giicnbobn.Ar.
hcltcrl crtldrt, onB lcine Ntit9licocr
lei Den Wnblcn Stelnng 1cgen Die
rcpnblitoniife Tnrtci ncbnlcn mir.
Den, lpcru Die Gommlliion iiir Sipi-
id)cnltnotlidjcn &erfehr cine Sobn.
crnicbri9ul0 %iciteIls Scr Giicnbubnell
9%citotte. Gie Hcgicrlulg miro lid,
ollo nid)t b%ceiIen, cine Ncrohlcbuuro
Der Sobnc gltt5ubeiben. @ei elmer
Froltoentcnhuobl lildlt man Stinmcn
I'll ipcrbcn, unO permcioct, tic Sl cnt.
'rcnlocn. Cen Giienbobnen mGrc cine
SobnberabIetlnlg ielr eriuiinidt. Sic
Hcglcrung ltcbt thllo ppr eincm 81.
lenn1o. Sir mag es uidt nit ben
GilcnbobnsG orpurationcn pcrocrbcn,
abcr aud nld)t init Den Trbcitcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

Sr. ". =. GnOcrion ogt in
Der lcbtcn Nunmcr 0ea Prohibitions.
9lattcS ~Sbc Nmcricon Sine: lin
lcrc Sltngcn io1cn: &cum Die @irtG.
'd)aftcn Gcoill0ct wCrocn, 10 mcroeu
tic iid]cr cinigc bon ms ionQcn. Scr
Stont, Ger Die &ogcl bcihilbt, ioate
oud) lrillc NinNcn bcihiibcn. 9lch
gcldm0tt. Ger Stoot bcit)iitt lie ia
ld)on lGn0it, 0cnn Is lit %pcrbotcn, il.
%Acnpluclde Spiritloien az Minocrs
l0brigc 81 p%crforiCn. @cnn obcr Cit
In1crifoncr moiorcnn %Nclpor0Cn mn
ooa Siirgcrrcd)t bciibt, Damn ioltc CT
aud Wton1co 0clllg icin, iid) bon ocn
Mirtbifoitcn nid,t ion9Cn 5ll ~Ioiicn.
Gr5icbt bic Slln0cn sur MGBiafci..
Gntbollallfcit, Der man frinc @clc.
aenbcit gibt, lid ST crprobcn lit feline
Sltgeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
SSIfploae.

GtaenthRmer g. SLANT. EobnlHs:
9. 4 2. dsIepbon. 1885 0labtfcr-x.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Per 2entfGe CORRESPONDENT
erideint ieocH Sas int Sabre.

q. satms, atasutbam,r mss sesatt.a..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

BIT Nit d. gsa, Ser Ser
Ecittld)z Imerifnncrn olrd) leine bu.
morilttiden 9ricic 10 mand,e beitere
Stunoe geld)ufferL bat cine gusle'c
bieler 9ricfc bcroIsgcgeben. Sr, S.
y. Steppes, Der inter Dem Eieroo.
llpnt Sohn Hitid. Gsq, ihrieb INN
g~eltern lehl iilbcrnes Slibildum ais
Sonrnalilt %ieicrtc, lit ieif %ldngercr
3eit ell franfer Mionn. Seine pielen
Srcnnbc ioaten ocm Srmpriitcn oie
0renoe MAIDEN, bic Miisleie oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

0cimdttsDH nnb 8cenftips:
Rr. 413, Slt.8altimpre.Strnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

Gie Tr blinQ9y gem pc
ratur lit fill. Nld ota Sil0sGuropn
mcroen Gnoc 9(pril obuornlc Gcmpc.
rotllren 0cmcloct. ,{n STATEN mai
lett GO Sobrcn fem 10 toItcr 6ritbIing
81 pCr5ei6nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

Giitriftsonmolt Scromc
bon cm-9orf CAB III Der llntcriirs
dung, Die g%e0enp0rti0 iiber ieint
ImtSfiibrunG itottiinoct, 81, bob CT
mobreno oc0 crltcn Gbom-Fro3clicS
IN ci1cnt Hcitouront linn cinen Col,
lar unO bic @ctr0ntc" qepiiriclt
bobe. Notiirlih MIR, INN iid) cine
fleil1c Grbolun9 mo 9lblenfrng 5l
9%orncn. Cab Der Serr S%tootsonpolt
oamit 0oS @cicb iibcrtrcteu, oclicn
Sitter CT icin ion, lit inn nid)t cinoc.
lallCn. lln0 Damn bate Scr Staot$.
onlpalt oltd) onNcbcn lolcn Oh er a..
nolilcn Oocr Die 3rd)e 81 be5oblcn
bottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

otid1 ftsthbrrr q. u. Setni, MohKuna:
@. 4 g., 12i u. 1ldIbrooi.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-27
Not Work, but Worry.

Fl is not the work, but the worry.
That wrinkles the smooth. fair face
That blends gray hairs with the dusky
And robs the form of its grace:
That dimS the luster and sparkle
Of eyes that were once so bright.
But now are heavy and troubled,
With weary, respondent light.
B is not the work, but the worry,
That drives all sleep away,
4 we toss and turn and wonder
About the cares of the day.
Do we think of the hands hard labor,
Or the steps of the tired feet?
4h no, But we plan and ponder
How both ends can be made to meet.
Il is not the work, but the worry,
That makes US sober and sad:
That makes US narrow and sordid.
When we should be CHEEKY and glad.
There's a shadow before the sunlight.
And even a cloud in the blue:
The scent of the rose is tainted,
The notes of the song are untrue.
Il is not the work, but the worry.
That makes the world grow old.
that numbers the years of it's children
Ere half the story is told.
That weakens their faith in heaven
And the wisdom of Gods great plan:
Al us not the work, but the worry.
That breaks the heart Of man!
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-27
Renewal.

me was old, the year,
~ Dent with all that bows us more
than days!
The wind had swept her green ia
mlliar ways
"aere summer made sweet cheer;
me snow had blinded her,
neo chicken her harp, whose rich
ana wanton song
Hal sent her pulses laughing for so
HeT 5lithe Young feet astir.
e7e was bent and gray
we saw her die in blessing not in
Hef rosaing shroud knit of the fall
en- leaf.
HeF Watcher the dark day,
'." from the glistening blue.
q hhd.ier sunlight looks upon the
->o| from the russell shell in joy
-, our birth
'le living spring leaps new!
-.Fo si the throbbing air
a million songs, a million BLOSSOMS
break.
happy year, that only died TO
=. wake.
s young, more wondrous fair.
n p... . shan ] depart
',n broken harp, my laughing
SONGS all sung:
s-.al sleep-to wake more fair,
d.. more young.
~o'e rap-urous of heart,
New Broadway Magazine.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-27
Church Universal
First Communion.


And so, my darling. YOU will kroo,
day To-
For the first time before Gods bo,,,
altar; ioly
And will pray as only mothers ,ro
mat He will never let your foo ,
steps falter. iOoI-
But always stay with thee
IL seems little while since first Won
Within my arms and nestled oh, 60
And brought the joy which but a first
stu, s, far more joyful, dear, if you'll
your heart and soul today.
Forgetting even me.
And l will throw all WORLDLY,
aside. iiy cares
AND think of nothing save the suas+
we cherish, euesl
And He will see my heart and know
tried Nlio"
10 keep you from the love of thipgs
that perish Is
FOR those that last; for His dear sake
~. And He'll remember.
Oh' may He guide and bless and lxeen
you. dear.
AND give you strength to battle with
lfe's sorrow;
And when your last communion dar
draws near,
your trust in Him will lead to glad
tomorrow,
Where love AND joy and gladness will
await three -
Beyond the skies.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-27
Religion the Remedy for Anarcbi.u,

president Roosevelt may reduce tho
evil to small proportions. and. in cali
ing for more stringent legislation
against anarchist publications. as weli
as refusing to allow them to be car
fied as part of the mails he is taking
efIectlVe measures to hinder the an
archlstS in recruiting their ranks Ru+
unless the country is thorouebI,,
Chrlstlanized-and this one can scarce
iy hope for so long as religious teach
ing is excluded from the prirnary
schooIs-it may be doubted whether he
VIII succeed In absolutely suppressing
anarchism. The man who looks
around him without having his mind
Illuminated by the light of Christiani-
~ can scracely avoid being assailed
py doubts and despair with regard to
the justice and utility of society as II
exists. We cannot wonder that he
who does not believe in mans eternal
destiny, and who sees wrong withour
redress, suffering without hope. wick
edness unchatised, the unscrupIllous
thriving, and the virtuous their i'll
treated servants, is carried to wild ex
cesses by his disappointment and in
Without other worldliness
the knowledge which revelation
gives that the balance win be re-
dressed in the life to come-man. So
clety and the whole universe are in
mysteries.-The Liver
pool Catholic Times
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-27
The Use of Mustard in the Bath.

The growing use of mustard in the
bath tub is a modern adaptation of
the principle that mustard is one of
the most valuable external stimu-
lants, says Black and White To
those who have not tried it the result
is really surprising. Take a table,
spoonful of best mustard and add to
the bath when filed. The water will
be found to be of a slightly yellow
green color and absolutely free from
any stinging of smarting sensation.
In fact, it has a soft, velvety feeling,
almost like milk. but with glowing
warmth that is appreciated by the
most delicate skin.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-27
Marquis Of oueensberry Convert.

Pail Mall Gazette.)
The Marquis Of Queensberry. who is
the latest distinguished convert to the
Old religion, viii take a place. among
British Roman Catholics second only
70 the Duke Of Norfolk. The marquis
ale Of Queensberry is considerably
older than the marquisate of Butte
And if "Oid @" had been more mindful
Of his obligations he would have
passed on dukedom as well as mil
ion Of personality before they put him
away under the communion table of
81 James. Piccadilly. Lord Queens
berry is a second son. His elder
brother. who bore the courtesy title Of
'Reount Drumlanrig until Lord Rose
1sT made him Baron Kelhead, was a
Furnishing undel secretary at F. o.,
S1H a gun accident at Quantock cut
aaH his career and put his junior in
A Place as heir presumptive. The
.aquis is not the first member of his
Sliy 10 become a Catholic. for Canon
Lod Archibald Douglas. who will ever
y remembered in connection with St
Fl2ent's Harrow. and who is now
member Of the Redemptorist order, is
DIS uncle
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-27
CATHEDRAL ORGAN
EMBODIES SPIRIT
OF CHURCH MUSIC
Wonderful instrument Designed to Produce Sweet and SOL
emn Notes of Catholic Services Is Being installed in
Great Structure Reared by Bishop Seaman.

be no concert notes. because none will
be needed. When the cathedral is con-
secrated the organ may be used only for
church music and concert appendages
would be a useless superfluity. The ded-
! lcaton services next fall will be pre-
sided over by Cardinal Gibbons and will
| be the occasion of a notable gathering
of Roman Catholic prelates.
The cathedral cannot be consecrated
to the laws of the church.
Preparations for Dedication.
Great preparations are already being
made for the coming of the cardinal and
the dedication services. There will be a
! choir of 200 voices at the opening serv-
ices. In the choir of 200 will be 100 chill
dren and 100 adults
Regular rehearsals are now being held
so that on the great day of the opening
of the house of worship all who take
part in the services will be prepared.
The cathedral organ is to have three
manuals and pedal-great swell, choir
and pedal. The compass of the manuals.
&C to cccc, will be sixty-one notes: the
scale of the pedals, CCC to F, thirty
notes.
Every manual register will run through
six pipes and every pedal register through
thirty-one pipes, making a total of 203
pipes.
The notes of the great organ will range
through open diapason. doppel floete, viol
d'Gamba, dulcinia. valid floete and trum-
pet
The notes of the swell organ will range
through bourbon. treble, open diapason
bass, stopped diapason. viol dorchestra,
vioa celeste. aeoline, violino, flute. har-
monique. floutino. cornopean, oboe. and
bassoon and voX humana.
The notes of the choir organ will range
through geigen principal; meloda. dolce,
quintadena flute d'amour and clarionet.
The notes of the pedal organ will range
through open diapason, bourbon, violone
and flOutO dolce.
Interesting Inner Parts.
There will be interesting parts of the
organ that cannot be seen from in front
the mighty bellows, big enough to pro-
vide for all possible demands and the
double pressure wind chests, having an
individual pneumatic valve for each pipe
and a separate wind chamber for each
stop.
Those who will in the years to come |
listen to the sweet music of the organ |
will have only vague realization of the !
care and pains and the long hours of per- |
picking thought on the part of those who |
selected the organ that preceded the un- |
packing of the multitudnous parts within
the cathedral.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-27
Cure for That Tired FEELING.

BY way of alleviating the mental
and physical discomfort following a
trying day one is surprised by the eff
IecuVeness of taking a bath and
changing all the clothing. This treat
ment, in fact. almost offers a sure
cure, but the person who would be
most benefited thereby is the person
so obsessed to pursue the miserable
tenor of his way that he scouts the
suggestion that he thus bestir him
self. instead of sinking into an easy
chair. He may. however. accept the
suggestion that simply changing the
SHOES and stockings is extremely rest
full when reminded that if he had worn
kid gloves all day he would be re-
lieved to free his hands from the in
cuous. and, if gloves must still be
worn. to put on a cool pair
1t is further aid to physical, and
indirectly to mental comfort, if one
can learn to wear low shoes and the
thinnest underwear the year round,
the former being almost panacea for
fl cts; the latter lessons the perspi-
"a ION, which increases the succepti-
bility to drafts and to even moderate
lowering of temperature. The prevail
ing belief that this procedure is dan
serous is disproved by the experience
of the many who have given it a thor
Ough trial.-G. L. Walton, NJ D., in
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-27
Tgg GENERAL INTENTION.
,,,ommended by His Holiness
Plus K.


Plus K.
,ryOTION TO THE SACRED
pD HEART
=. cannot be too often repeated that
..,tion does not consist in emotion.
ceiling. or sentiment. Pious tend
u..ios and inclinations may help devo-
..n hut in themselves they are not
.,-otion. This great grace in our
..irit1al life is not in the feelings, but
! The viii and may be defined as the
..-ong will to execute those things
ssiqb belong to the divine service"
,,ance the devotion to the Sacred
tissrt viii consist in the strong will to
aa.eo,nplish those things which apper-
cir to the service of the Sacred
Heart
Oavotion. after all, is only love, and
lave If It merits the name, consists in
,.rryjpg out the reasonable wishes Of
tSe beloved Our Lord Himself tells
nc this in the Gospel: IF you love me,
Sssn nv commandments. True devo-
Inn to the Sacred Heart is the carry
ing out in our daily lives the wishes
ot our Blessed Savior. These wishes
may often run counter to our emotions.
ceilings and natural inciinations.
When this is tho case, no number
n NOUS practices, no special acts OF
7iety. however agreeable, no religious
exercises are really the uC-rotion of
The Sacred Heart unless they have for |
heir aim the obtaining of strength to /
larry out practically what is the will |
4 the Sacred Heart.
The devotion, then, TO Our Savior's |
Heart must be, not an ornament in !
mr. lives. not something which merely |
,-ouses devout feelings. but it must |
make us grow from day to day in the
ractice Of self-cOnQuest for the love
# that Heart which bled for us.