davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-10-22
The Gentleman Farmer to Seth Cro(

cr:
Paradise Farm, Mug. I4th. 90.
Dear Mr.. Crockcr:
Replying to yours Of 4 recent date,
would say that am only too happy to
prescribe for your hens, though | am
not registered Iien.D. have seen a
great many diseases Of hens. In my
own poultry yard at present there are
more diseases than hens. Last week the
pip" went through my yards, When
! see the symptoms YOU mention cold
in the head and laSSitudc / have only
one thing to say-"Goodhy" to the hen
Have never tried red pepper for pip.
but have tried giving it to- make the
hens lay. Some Of the hens tried it on
are laying still and very still
Note what YOU say about sleeping
with your windows shut tight for 10
years Evidently it suits Your case, as
YOU seem to- he arriving at fresh old
age.
no, | am not any relation to the man
YOU know in the pcnitcntary; ii | were
| should not he sensitive as | have been
on this farm two years myself
Very truly yorrS.
The Gentleman Farmer.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-10-22
Jesse's Favorite Figures

Jesse Burtz's directory count gives
Gainesville a population OF sIa7. Near
" half are colored. In fact Jesse is
quite an artist in "black and white -
Tampa Tribune.
Jesse Burtz's too, got up the directory
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-10-22

p. 5. Say. | knew a man once by
your name that's in the state pcnitcnry
don't suppose it's any relation to yourn
though thought while was wl'itin
Id ask yer. cause some people are awful
sensitive bout those thing,
Arizona republican., 1909-08-22
THE POLE STILL STANDS.

Walter Wellman did not succeed yesterday in pulling the north pole up by the roots. He will have to be more persevering if he brings it back with him for transplantation in the United States to the end that the sizzling summers in the eastern and middle states may be moderated.
 We know of no one in this country who was waiting with bated breath for MT. Wellman to capture the pole. There were perhaps not a great many of Mir Wellman's fellow citizens who expected him to crown the work of two centuries of exploration by being first at the pole.
 There were not a great many Americans who felt that MT. We'll man had any serious intention of at tempting to reach the pole, or that he would sail in his balloon very far into the silent north to encounter the strange things. which for all that the explorers know turk there.
 That the pole may be reached by balloon, dirigible or drifting is quite probable, and it is equally probable that one man has sailed to it or over it, but his bones lie somewhere in that region penetrated only by him-the ill-fated Andre.
 But Andre was an explorer and something of a scientist, while Mr. Wellman is neither Nor is he even reliable authority in his long titled field of endeavor-Journalism
 His first attempt on the pole was a bit of advertising His second is probably a reinsertion of the adver- tisement which he found not alto gether unprofitable.
 This Is not saying that Wellman will not ultimately capture the pole. but our money, at present, is on the pole.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-22

So, newspaper man wants to build an aerial battIeship for the United States navy. We can think of no one who could build a better one -On paper-than the average Ameri- can newspaper man.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-22

It will not be long until we hear about the backbone of the summer being broken, but most of us will insist upon at least glance at the fractured vertebrae.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-22

MT. Hartman may be very sick man, but none of his financial en- emies will take liberties with the Hartman properties until they have death certificate
Arizona republican., 1909-08-22

The position of the superintendent of the Asylum at Matteawan in the matter of his treatment of Harry Thaw and his visitors is unassail- able. Whether or not Thaw is actu- ally insane and no doubt there are thousands outside of Matteawan of more infirm mentality, to the sup erintendent he is insane and should be subjected to such rules as govern the institution. His mother cannot regard his insanity as a fiction and insist that the rules should be set aside for that reason.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-22

Those people who were marooned near Indio last week are doubtless of desert was a figment of the brain of the earlier American geographers.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-22
RIFFS ORDERED TO QUIT
 FIGHTING.

Tangier. Aug. 21.-The sultan of Morocco has sent a written communi- cation to the Riffs who are opposing the Spanish at Melilla, ordering them to suspend the struggle until the ar rival of an imperial mission.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-22
PHoENIX, ARIzoNA, AUG. 22. 1sO

in Arizona holding two certificates Of circulation from the above Association, and bases all advertising contracts thereon. The average circulation, per day, thus certified to is:
 From Oct l, 1906. to March s1, ..
 1SJI ......... 's<Se From Jan. 1, 1908, to Feb. 8,
 These figures represent a larger circu- Ation than that of all other Phoenix dailies combined, and Is the largest in Arizona by more than 2OO0. The Re- publican is the only Arizona newspaper that makes public it's circulation as cer- ttfied to by the Association of American Advertisers, which is the only recognized authority in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-22
PERSONAL MENTION !:

At the Hotel Adams: M. B. Hazle- tine, Prescott; c. F. Reilly, Burlington Iowa; D. w. ogden, Chicago; c. O.. Overlook, Douglas; Chas. R. Sligh. city; A P. Smith. Chicago.
 At the Ford: Harry Lee, San Fran cisco; H. A. Knowels. Lamson, Ala bama; D. G. McInnis, Genera, Ala bama; H. F.. Aston, Prescott; Alice Nelson, Prescott; Mrs. A. s. Prescott and son. Barker.
 At the Commercials: E. c. Lewis, St. Louis; Thos. D. Whirton, Philadelphia; Peter Cahr and A. Cahr; Jas E. Cook, Prescott; w. A. Brundage, Jr., Pres colt; w. M. Newell, Jr., Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-22

THE PERFECT FLOUR EMBRACES all of the good qualities of other brands and some extra ones of Its own The Perfect is not flour that Is su- perior in only one or two qualities. It Is superior all round. It bakes better, goes farther and stays moister than any other. Try a sack just to see what the best of all Hours is like. Ask your grocer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19
.6rofberso9tbum.
ANS Der Damptfaht.

mrcmbmrs q, 80. Sc5. Seit
lebtem 9eriht fnmen fol9enbe Sterbes
fdue bor: Nm 10. Se5ember: Inna
Sdorn, ait go Sabre, @beirau bon
Serome SonHaint, 8enmter bel Der
Steuerbireftipn; Setter 2orun9, alt 73
Sabre, Sirt aus 8idten. 81: Eeter
Econ Midr. alt 5 Sabre; 0tifael Gpn@
rabp. oft 50 Sabre. SaslDbner; Srnns
cois Iurguerite Bauer. alt 1 Stunoc;
8aroline Maria Cur, alt % Sabre.
gbefrm bon s. Bauer, SilfssS ftrois
Gonpoper. "a: Ynuline Map. alt
% Sabre. obne Stanb. ebelos aus
&iittolsbeim i'm elias. %: Samnel
8at, alt 80 Sabre, 8nufmnnn. &c.:
Sobann War Sunieu, alt 10 MODEM;
Maria Innn Serris. alt 81 Sabre,
@beirml bon g. Shmit, Gi9drrens
mader aus gouuetpeg. 81: Mnria
TommereI. aft 80 Sabre, gbeiral bon
Snltns @ermuin. MSbeltnpe8icrer.
go: Sbeobor Sdtpar8fopf. oft 81 g.,
YoIi5eis Nsent; Waria 9beiS, alt %
g.. Srbensidpeiter; Nnton 8nnz
foipsfi, alt SO Sabre. Sattler.
2ngembnrs. 30. Sc5. Gin
beSauernsipertber llufaa lit Der itdbtis
lhen YoliSci> Ngenten S6ipnrStopf am
Sreitas @oraen 5ugeitoBen. Nls Der
8eamte aus ieinem Sienitc bcims
febrte. fiel er 10 nnaiiidliM i'll Der
Sreppe, ba6 er am aopfe ihlpcrpers
miinbet. bepllBtlrS Tieocn blieb. Nm
Moreen fnnben i'm Die &ateleutc nod
in pieIent 3uitanbc ppr. Ser Der
unaliidtc. Der IN Die &linit an SiiGs
marft berbroht iullrbc, bat nuBcr lei
ner IeripunbunN, Iih cine pOppeiiciz
tiae 2ungenent5iinpun9 %3uae6o9cn. Gr
lit beilte infol9c iciuer &%crruuubung
unS ieiner Grfraufuu8 ueri6iepeu,
S6marbtopf ~feierte am 8eibunht5s
feite ieinen 80. @eburtsta9.
2mgembmrs q, 80. 9eS. 3u Der
am Gtepbanstug gum erlten Nfnl i'm
neuen Selfsbmlic om &out9srina obs
acbaltencu, bon bod1iu. Srn. 8ii6oi
prGlioiertcn @enerdi &erinmmlnng
bes .aatboIiiheu &olfspcreins" mas
rem ca. 1900 Wiit1lieber aus alien
Sbeileu peS 2anbes berbcigeeiIt. Sad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19

Nftuno. sic iehes Sdmilicnmitglie0
bcanlprlid1cn fam uuo Die Our1 DIE
Siebe sefpiir5t lit.
gs geh1rt mobl nit gu Ben gr0Bten
NiidIidtsloiigteiten, tuenn lid Che
leute I'M 9eiieiu Sreutoer tabeln uno
lire 9egenieitieen Sdrpddben bloBItcls
len. @ei6 unnngenehmen peinliben
@inbruf mltB oieies 8erebmen opd
uuf Sene MAIDEN, Do lie ge5tpungen
iinb. it'll 5u8liboren. pbne ben anses
griifeneu Tbcil in Sd)ut nebmen Su
tDunen. @el1 srpbe Serablesung
aber nod mebr fir ben gbegntten
IelbIt. Capt CT Niles rlbig iiber lid
er9eben, 10 iriro er beimlih bemits
letbet - fir Tiele elm nnnngenebme5
9efiibl - pebrt er lid ieboh oa>
9egen. 10 fpmn,t es crit redt St un<
angenebmen S5encn, Die mod bdBs
lif,er unb n~bItobenoer auf Critic
pirfen. Snrum Wdbigung uno @urs
it'd i'm Terfcbr nit Sremben. lie biirs
fen nid,t bihter Die Gouliiicn ihalien;
linen 5eiae man cine %bnrmoni1de
%ailBenieite nnb criporc ii1 angebrad,
ten Saeels fir bas aueinieir.
aber audi I'M gegenleitigen COB
Ipute man 5ilriidbdltenb fem, ipie oft
rnft elm ioihes beim SubDrer ein
bitteres 8efiibl berppr, tpie mard)e
iunge Srdu. ipie manher gbemamn
miro bel benz aesenieitisen Cob cines
befreunoeten gbepadres Die bittere
Srage aufitelen: fparlm MIR befon,me
ih ME Gin Sob, bin ih nift 10 pieI
fpertb pie Sene? Somit lam nllo
audi Dffentlifes, aeaenieitiees Cob oft
einen iebr uncrquidlihen Ginbrud auf
Sritte MAIDEN unb ioute ebenip mie
Sabel lorgfdltig permieben fperoen.
@fnubt MIR. euren nGd)itcn Sreunben
tit bod befunnt. oh IN eurer gbe Sars
monte berridt ober ni6t, DdS brdliht
ridt crit burd 2o6 ober Sabel belpn<
pers berrorgeboben 5u fperOen.
Sabelt ooer lobt man &inber in
8esennart Sremoer. 10 tpirft bas eben
audi peinlit auf bieie, benn bab Die
eisenen &inoer allen Gltern a beiteu
gefalleu. lit lelbitperitdnbIih. Bob
Dor SremDcn mdbt lie leift eitel nnb
ielbltgefd0ig nnb roitbt linen MIR 5u
oft ihre finblid,e llnbefangenbeit fir
imuer. 5aoelt u,au tic ober, 10 iteat
man it'd Ielblt Elm b0fit rugiinitige5
3eugnib uus, aibt allp inbireft All.
Dab man lie id,left ersoaeu bat; ben
2inoern dber ihdbet man ungemein,
lie iperbeu entpcbcr Ifeu lif Suriids
5ieben ober trpbie unD peritodt lpers
heH.~ Nun gar llntergcbene IN &C.
aenipart Sritter 81 tnoeln, tit bas
Sflinmlte, mas man linen ober IidD
ielbit Sufiigen fann - benn Tie iperz
Den eS ME peraei1er, baB man lie in
ibrem Gbraefiibl uerlcete. es rperbcn
iih iebr balo NATURALIZATION erz
geben. Die our gntlaiiuns bes FONT 10
3u~perldifiaen, brauhburen @eniohen
3tpingen. 6Gttc man lid Den Tdbel
fiir ipdter aufgeipnrt. 10 ipdre CT audi
nod fiiblbar aeneien. bate a6er nift
10 bemiitbiaeub geipirtt fuie In @eaens
mart Sremoer. Wer lid uuteroros
neu uno fiiaen mrb, lernt nltd einen
pcrbientcn 9abel binnebmen. uniere
Wahtitellung iiber Nnoerc ioGte inns
aber ME ba5u perleiten. Der RenIhenz
iuilroe oes ltntergebencn alld mr. im
8erin9Iten nnbc 81 tretcn.
Iuh Gin perbieutes Cob ipare man
iidl fir paiienbc @elegenbeit auf uno
iuhc cs tets einsurihten, bab cs Inse
in Iuge ausgeiprohen ipirD, ipcnn g
ni6t mebr ibacen ipic niiten ion.
x e =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19
Die Stiibe Der SauSfram.

Gin aufmcrfiamer 2cIcr bieier Tbs
tbcilun9 ifrcibt: Gin treues 9ienifs
mdhhen lit Elm Sutpel. $50 aber lit
Die Srau. sic cs baiiir bdlt? Die lit
alif Gin Sutpel. unb Elm rnres nod
onsu." liner Shreiber bat BEN
Hagcl auf ben &opf aetroffen; Ieiber
piiSen unb ihGBen es Die fpenigiten
Srauen. ME Tie %iollten, lpenn lie cine
Stiibc baben, aui Die 0erla6 lit. Sn
Den molten Sdaen fommt bas Cob 81
Ipdt, entpeber ircnn lie ldn9lt auf8es
bort baben, i~iberbalpt 81 arbeiten.
pber ipern mir tic 0urh cine Seirat6
ober auf loniti9e Irt perlicren. Srrs
t~biimlideripeiic baben Die meiiten
Snisfranen Die perfebrte Inlift. bab
oas Sob Elm sutes Sienitmdofen pers
berbe. 8ir baben MN gerabe ba5
8egentbeil lpabraenommen unb bes
merit. baB Elm peroieutes COB. unums
ipunben nusaeiprohen, ipie Elm cts
aiiidcnSer Sbau auf Die abgenrbeites
ten 2eibess urp Beiitesfrdfte pirfte,
bds @dbdlen an neuer Sreie lin0
Sriime inn 9eruf nnlpornte. Gin
WtUputN VI pttRtitpSi StSHuHB Wtl|b
es gar balb. Oh lie in Der 6ailsfrGI
cine miitterlife Sreunpin. ober MIR
cine contraftlihc 5crrin sefllnoen bot.
So lit es benn enu5 beiouScrs Yflibt
scr Srom. burh Elm auteS Seiipiel pcrs
coelrp nuf Elm Mdbhen ein5upirfcn
unb Niles an meibcn. mas Der Sniisa
gcncliin sum S6obcn gcrcid)cn tonne.
@er icin MiGohen fir Elm Suluel bait,
piro lie aud uitt nit Nrbeit iibers
lnber. ionScru oicic itets BEN Srdfteu
Der Stiibe gcmGb ein8utbeilen tpiNen.
- Siderlih 1T Die obiae tpoblmeis
neuoc Mobmina 6eitsenldb uno rcat
aum in miltrn areiien bel Sielen Die
Srnge an: Isle lnb ipofiir baltic ib
meme trer,e Stiise i'm 0ausbalt?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19
SrcuuOihaft

Urennot6laff.
@enn Semanh idleft bon 3eilem
Sreunpc ipri6t,
llnb Idetut er nod 10 ebrlih.
gldub' i'm, nidtl
Sprift ole &ett ppn Seiiem
Sreunbe ihledt,
WiBtrnu Der @elt linb glib Dem
SreunOe rcd]tl
Eiur fper 10 l~tanSbnft ieine Sreuube
licbt,
Sit ipertb. pnB ibm Der &immef
Sreunbe gibf;
Gin Sreunbesber5 lit elm 10 lelt'uer
SdaB,
Die sau8e &eIt beut nidt bafiir
griaBl
Gin &leinoo it's BON beil'ser 8uns
bcrtraft,
9as mir bel feitem @lauben @unber
Idnift;
Sod ieDe5 3meifels Salih triibt
leinen 8ian3:
ginmal eebrpGen. tpirO's ME ipicber
gang.
9lmf benz Ierrpn.
Nuf benz gcrron nit ibrcn aleinen
Yerloren Itets Das Wutterlein.
90 iAndu6t Der Bug, Die 2ihter
1fetnen, ....
$50 mag ser Irmen SdIter iein2...
nSin9. bongl" unb pieber rout's
II ipeiter
limb lhredt bas &erS aus lestem
@Iiid ....
Sic emit 10 fro6lih ibicb unb better.
aebrt traurig III uno fremb 5uriid.
Gang trieb CO ibren Mann ms @eite;
SeiliuhenD 5og er Durh oaS 2ano,
Sreu itano Die Satin linn alir Seite,
gis er i'm @rab Die Iuhe fanb.
60 febrt Tie nit Den @aiieu pieber;
aein 9rub, fem 8Drtlein tpeib uno
milb:
Sie beiBen S6rGnen rinneu nieoer.
Sa lie Der Ginoer S6luh5en TILT.
Sod feb. bes @egs fommlf Su ses
gan9en,
S6ipar5bralnes Stalienertpeib!
Sic @ugen BLOB. uno bobl Die @anser.
Bon Irbeitslait gebeugt Der 2eib.
@m Nrm elm 8iinbeI Sroblerraare,
Sas &opitidh falb nnb nbgenust,
Wirr aufeeloif Die ernuen Saare.
llno ralib bic Sdnbe uno beI6must.
Gu nabir uno iiebit Die bunflen
Sfmer3en
limb fiiblit iie nit aiiS tiefltcm
4rnnD;
aGein ipie Ser5 anflinst POM 5er5eu.
8ein einaig @ortlein ipriht Der
Wuup.
God. o gebeime 5rpiteSipcnoe!
Su fiibllt bih ibr i'm Sbmer5 pers
lpdnbt.
Nuf sic geihlof ncn irciBen Sdnbe
2egit itreihelub on Die braune Sdno.
iino ld6elnb Idbt lie Sid seipdbren,
sls ipdre frob bas 9er5 unb Iidt.
Sii aber itreiflt perihdmt Die 3dbren
Sn breiten Spurcn burh's 8eiiht;
llnO gebit; uno nur Gin ltummes
Neigen
Solet Sir ms Srdngen Oes @epiibls:
60 bleibt Der Weni6beit cmia eigcn
Sic ainoeriprahe bes Befiibls.
s. M + It +.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19

@er giitig 1T uno bat reft picI
@eSnlb. Gem Sablt oas 2cben jsbe
Siebesi9ule,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19
9ie SOfii6feit in Der Samilie.

3m Saulc YldBt mar iid chen
geben" tpie man 81 idsen pflegt.
@Gbreno NON i'm nffentIihen 9ebcn
itets f~reunplih unb bpflid lit, 5cigt
mar lid III DER Sdmilie einIilbig,
mluofaul, unb ipenn audi nid,t gerapc
unfreunblih, 10 bod tucnig ertenntlih.
Inn nimmt oft iebe Sienitleiituns
obne Sanf entgcgcn, taiiht fpeoer Die
s~epobnlidDen 8riBe ans. nod lit ITO
lunlt Siipcrtommeno: Wlnn lit chen 3u
Saulel - Scben Merger mnb 8erz
prllB. ben man nah auBen i'm lor9s
fdltig 81 pcrberscn ludt. trdst man
I'M SamIe our Shnu; mas nan bel
Sremben entlhulbigt, tabelt man BEL
Den Seincu. Snbur6 nber ipiro Der
duBere @erfebr I'M &oirle lieblos. uno
mie nndb nlBen. 10 iibcrtrdgt lid bieie
Siebioii9feit uuf Den 9%burufter; Die
Scr5en ipcroen chamber entiremoet
nno alcihgiltig. @ie mus es Der
@attin ms Sers ihneioen. ipenn Der
Waun ibrem rebliheu Seutiiben lpeber
I%nerfennung noh 9ant COLT. piels
UltVl uulS SplliV luVt SttttpSNliS
cntgcgen nin,mt urb fir ben aeriuss
item, oltn unpcrIfuibeten Sebler MIR
@ortc bes SuociS bat? - Sdlieblid
bort Die Srcuciefeit bcim Sbun ouf;
man arbeitet unb ihafft, lpeil IS
Iein muB.
limo nun crit bel Scr &inoer : grs
%5iebuna! Sns 9eiipiel Der Gitern
pirft oui bie @iiiner; Sllng geipubnt.
ult actbnn! Sehr hdufig babe ih
bcpba6tet. mic Die @licru nnS BON Gen
aiurcrn perlungteL NJ lie 81 tbWn
uuterlieBen. 6eiBt ouS niht Der
3iehunq" in pnbrlten Sinne oeS
Mortee? llnrcrih0st man 10 bas
Seiipicl2 - gSobl tla9i man iiber
Standardization I'M 6ouie. iiber
llnbeiriebiotiem I'M Samilientcben;
iolte ole llnboilihteit im 8auie nitt
nit Sdulo barnn iein2 Sod iM
modbte piht miboeritauoeu tuerbcu.
Sh n,eiue nidt iene SDflihfeit Der
StraBe. Die aebnrt niht ms Souus;
i9 meme Die 8iidlibtnabnte unS
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-05-15

There is an old tree at the Vale O
ANoca, under which, tradition tells III.
traveller. Moore sat when he wrote hi
Meeting of the Waters.'D
Dear Avoca, I now rest
Sheltered meath the spreading tran
Where the bard my land loves best
Sang in sweetest strains of thee
And like him 1 ere could dwell
In thy vale in peace through life
Til I'd hear Deaths solemn kneu
Call my soul from earthly strife.
But It's not thy bosom wide
Or thy streamlets bright and clean
That would bid me here abide,
But because Moore fingered here.
here he touched his harp to thee.
Made thee world-famed by his song
And his memory haunts this tree
Like the birds that round it tbrons
Thy sweet valley seems more fair.
Thy wide bosom brighter seems.
That he once has breathed thy air
That he wandered by thy streams.
And all Erin's sons and daughters
viii e'er mold thee in regard;
They'll e'er love thy sparkling watars.
For once here walked Erin's Bard.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-05-15
Catholic Missions in Denmark.

Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark
is an attractive place, and its green and
public gardens and squares make it
seem terrestrial paradise in summer
The wharYes where the steamers and
ships land their passengers and cargoes
present a scene of much commercial &C
tivity.
The situation of the city, directly
upon the sea and facing Sweden, which
is only d few miles distant, across the
eXpanSe of blue water, gives it an
unique beauty.
There are a number of churches, but
with the exception of four or five, these
edlfIces belong to the prOtestants. The
most Imposing are adorned with stat
ues. Among the latter, side by side
with Saints Peter, Paul Anathasius
and Bernard, one is astonished to see
Wycliffe, Huss and Luther.
Though many hertics refuse all honor
to the Blessed Virgin, the principal
church retains its ancient title of the
Church of Our Lady.
The Marist Brothers and the Sisters
of st. Joseph of Chambray have sew
eral institutions in Copenhagen. The
Sisters have a hospital which accom-
400 patients. BY far the great
er number Of the sick to whom these
good religious minister are Protestants.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-05-15
ireland and Pone Plus x

On the occasion of the Sacerdotsl
Golden Jubilee of Pope Plus Y. cele-
brated throughout the world in the au-
tumn of last year, the Converts of
Of Mercy of the diocese of Elphin. and
the various branches Of the Sodality of
the Children of Mary under their di-
rection, presented a Joint gift of 2
number of magnificent chahces. ali
bearing special inscriptions commem-
oratIve of the event. The following ac-
acknowledgement has been received on
behalf of his Holiness from the car
dinal secretary of state:
With no ordinary feelings of pater-
nal tenderness and affection did the
supreme pontif receive the valued gift
which, on the occasion of the celebra-
ton Of his Sacerdotal Golden Jubilee.
you and the sisters of your congrega-
ton. and the members Of the Sodality
OF the Children of Mary affiliated with
your converts, We're good enough 70
present to his holiness, animated as
You were with the desire OF comforting
additional felicitation and Joy on the
heart Of the common father of Chris
tendon. His spacious filial devoted
ness evinced towards him on this oc-
casion by your congregation and the
sodality so carefully fostered by it, has
been pleased, in the most affectionate
manner, to bestoW his special blessings
on you. and on all who have associated
themselves with YOU in the presenta-
ton of this much-esteeemed gift"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-05-15
IRISH CHARACTER SKETCHES.

man, bud 1 aXed every farmer in The
country for work, an they hadn't g
lstroke " work for me, so iv yer re- er-
jince doesn't come to me assistance NOW
I'll die on the road oV. starvaShun.
didn't ate a bit (bite) or sup since yis-
terday mornin'."
There's q shilling for you, and yet
away out of my sight"
Thank yer reverince, an iv I'm any
way near I'll be at yer mass on Sunday
TO hear yeh praich, for it's yeh can do
! ii, an I'll never forget yeh in me Toor
pra yers."
Mr.. Mannering, the local magistrate,
is driving along the road, my tramp
sees him and, taking off his hat, he
leans both hands on his stick and
waits The magistrate approaches. and
my tramp, when the dignitary of the
law comes within striking distance, sa-
lutes him with:
Long live to yer honor, bud it's yen
that's lookin' well. never see yer bud
it's younger yere gettin'."
No reply from Mr. Mannering.
IN all me travels, l never met the
likes ov yer honor for ginerosity an
signs on ii. Everything thrives wud
yeh, shure yeh have the finest bullocks
in the whole country, an everything
yeh have the saints an the poor like
me prayin' for yeh.'
My good tramp, the likes of you are
a nuisance, and l have given orders TO
Sergeant Hanley to lock such as
You up. Get away now
ITO hear yeh spaIin', why, a poor
man Wud think yer honor was in earn
fst, bud shure it's the way yer honor
has ov dom good turns. Ye're a scrip
tuTai man along wud bein a law man.
an yeh never let the right hand know
what yer left does. The likes ov me
Wud be in a quare state without yeh.
troth thin. we wUd.' and the tranlp's
eyes fill with tears and his stick makes
holes in the ground.
There's shilling for you, and never
let me see Your face again.
An, shure, yer honor, wudn't insult
the dignity ov the binch be offerin' me
a name shillin', make it two, yer honor.
an III be always prayin' for yeh, an
yen won't see me agin for a month ov
sundays. perhaps never. for [ have a !
bad cowld (the tramp gave q bad /
7ough) it has me caught here (placing I
I hand on his chest), an Doctor Gerald |
says unless / get a little nourishmint |
m dead man. bud shure. praises he
o The saints, I'm prepared to 90 at any
minute"
Fly temptation. or it will conquer
'ou is true saying, and the same
lolds good in regard to born tramp,
iun away from him as he will find the
oft side of you. You may frown. VOL,
nay call him all the hard names in the
alendar, you may do what you viii
'ut l tell you candidly a born tranp
7lH conquer you if you remain in his L
five minutes He is the great
st student of men and things in exist
nee and If there is one weak point in
our composition the tramp will find if
ut and the victory is his. There is no
fotession that SO truly put in force the
aging. BE all things to all men" as
orn tramp.
ramp, tramp, my tramp goes march
ing,
a saint, martyr and a rogue,
nd, like fate, there's no resisting
The honeyed accents of his brogUe
By Cabin.
Next week: The Ballad Singer"