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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-07
Gin vi&warses aabiRett" In Gag
lanh.

Bisber tpar man In England 6a,
bon iiberseiigt, ooB bier 3iir Poit ge-
gebene un6 nod oem engIiiden Bolt.
geies ip1bren6 oes Eransportes
@iaentbum Der 4rone iper6enoe
8riefe segen iebe Snoisfretion ourd
bic Rrone seifiiet ieien. un6 6oB cine
einridtune ruie elm ni6mar5es &l'
binett" gang unmosli6 mare. 9ieier
oIlgemeine @Iaube lit iest our6 Die
in r9adtuooos Raeaotne" oeroffent.
libten @rinneruneen oes ebenaligen
Speiten YoIiaei9eis Sir Robert sln.
berion itnrf eridiittert poroen. SIN.
oerion bat ibon ourb iein gefennt
nib 5iir aittorid)aft einiger Bnrnea.
Stmes-Briefe cine biibi6e auireglne
iiber 6ds Tbun unb 9reiben Der po.
Iitiiben Boliaei in England unserifp
tet uno beinabe feline BenIipn Der.
tpirft. Sn ieinen iest eri6ieneneu
griuneuIneen er5Gblt er, 6aB es nm
bas 9riefgebeimniB in GueIano nid)t
anoers beiteat iei, ais in eauiiien
tontineutofeu GanSern. 8uerit babe
man iid Stpar bon feiten Der Ieeie.
ri,na segen Die 8erIesung bes grief.
Bebeimniiie geitr6ubt, aber unter
6em @eneraIpoitmeiIter DnIpoIe iei
i'm Berein nit benz Staatsiefret6r
elm reseIredter sebeimer BoIbeiSienft
i'm 8erein nit Der Roit eingert9tet
Doroen, nm bic 8erienoung iinntoro.
liHer ODER neutrality-suspicious. Sdrif.
TEN 6itr6 Die Boit aa perbiiten unS
ben uebertreter geri6tIi6 su berfol.
gen. anoerion fiibrt oils geiipiel
oas Berfnbren BON einem Nonne an,
Der iniaiibere 3iterotiir in griefen
berbreitete uno oirf oieie 8eiie ob.
gefaBt tpitr6e. Sierbei mub baran
ertnnert tper6eil baB bic iriifen
WtitgIieber oes BarIaments iid uie.
berboIt beflast baben, 6ob init ibren
9riefen manipuIirt sporben iei, uno
iie bieie aud 5ii fpdt erboIten b1tten.
anberion meint, baB man eesen bic.
fen ~sebeimen Dienit" ni6t ben
Sbatten zines 8orurtbeiIs baben
fonne. @r tpir6 in ieiner IaioitGt
tpobI 5tenIid beitiirSt fein, ipenn er
fiebt, tpelh Elm Sturm bes llntpi[Iens
fif sesen iolde bic Siderbeit bes
griefsebeimnieifs beorobenoen Yrin.
5ipien nift MIR in @nelnno erbebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-07
gerfdlidunsen unb g,triis,r.isn.

Seitoem Die 9uroesregieritns iidI
nit Der llnteriuhuna Der ytabrunas.
mittel beidGftigt, bat man crit wabr'
eenonmen, nie oas 8olf ihleihen.
ben @iiten ausgeiest lit. Seoen Gag
ueroen eBipaoren fonf;s3irt, bic Der
geiun6beit id1oIid finb. Gieier
Gage ruiroen auf 9eiebl 6es Bun.
beseerihts 300 aiiten Wacearonis
pernidtet, betrefis pelher nadse'
tpieien pur6e. baB lie nit einem
@iftltofi selb sei6rbt poroen rpuren.
sunge Sunoe unS IeerIhrpeln9en,
bic man nit oieien Nnceoronis ee'
fiittert bate. itarben, tpie Die Obouf-
tion nofgeipieien bat, on 0Sagenent'
5iinoung. no feline ShGoigimg Der
@eiunobeit itattfinbet, nipo Elm rdu.
beriiher 9rofit erprebt. Nad ben
grmitteIungen Der 8eboroen. ifeint
es iuit n0semeiner 9rauh gu iein,
bob 0abrungsmittel, Die piufSrpeiie
perpodt lperSen iebr ieIten oas uoIle
@aui6t aufpeiien. 9ieier getritg
nirS, nie es ibeint, in beionoers
aroBem Wabe nit Butter setrieben.
Siienbar iheinen oiele 9utterbGn6.
Ter Iit fir apotbefer 81 balten, oenn
ibre giunbe tpeiien aae @potbeter.
aapid1t niif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-07
Sermif5tes Sn1ans.

- Gin 0eusr ri1tste In 8bmore,
9tebr., sinen Sdaosu uOu 5000. 900 an.
- Sn 8susrlb. Wuii., itarb Der
GpisiOpulbiidof Der 0tbooe SslauS'
DiOSeie SSilliam' Siealion WtcSidtar.
-Su Sulphur Springs, 8sit Str.
siuiu, iturb Der uOrwesiids @eiauote in
ben Ssreiu. Staaten. Ssrr .. @ube.
-Sm altsr BON IA Subrsu itarb in
ieiner @Obnuns In yiew Orleans 8un'
ossisnutor Samusl Douglas Wtc@nsrp.
-Sm altsr BON Ga 9ubrsn itarb In
ct. Soiepb. Wto., Or. u. .. Chap
mon. ein i'm sanseu Bsiten befanuter
PrsOigsr Der rSholiGsu WtetbOoiiten'
fir4e.- ---.
SIN elmer @iisnwauren.S Sanbluns
in oem Stdbt9sn Boulder, Wiont.. er.
fOlsts cine Pulusr' @rploiion, bel Der fie.
ben Perioueu sst6otet uno cine anjabl
i4msr permunOet muroeu.
- Su @arrenton. u. g., purSe Der
bsreits 10 Sabre alte. friibsr isbr anss'
isbsns @siadftsmaun 8. 8. Fopsa me.
gen Moross In 3wsiten @rabe iu 80
Sabrsn Su4tbaus usrurtbsilt.
- Die @lsris Der giep 9orf, gisn
SaUtu unb 9artfOro'Subn wsrosu cine
@rb6buu9 ibrer Bsjabluns bon 15c
per Gag erbattsu, mas sinsr 7'prossnti.
gen sobuerb6buns fiir alis slsidtommt.
: Snssnisnre Der 8unbssarmes sr.
fldrteu, oaB bic BON bsm @ousres jur
Sebuns bes 0rads Der .Wfains" bswil.
lisien $500. 600 faum seniissn merbsn,
um ben n6tbissu 9dftenbamm 5u bauen.
= Der Prdiibsnt bot msbrsrs gro.
ilamatiouen unter,ei9nst. laut pslden
bsinabs 100000 Nder ben nalionalen
SDalolauoetsisu eut5oseu unb msbr als
100000 adsr ben sanorsisrusu ;use'
fist werbeu.
Sn Patsrion, ". g., brad In oem
Sduufsniter eiues WtObsGabsns Ssuer
aus, oas nit rafsnber Shnellisfeit I'M
iid sriff uno in Der iurIsn 3sit uon ein'
iaen Stunoen eineH Shaoen uon elmer
bulbsu WtillioH auri&tsts.
-8si einem Seusr, bas in Sisb.
lamb. u. g.. ausbra4. iparO oer. Dam.
pier -Pousbtsspiis4 uon Der. Central
9uoiOn STEAMBOAT Co., elm Strassnr
babnwassn uno msbrsrs srObe'@sbduos
BsritOrt. Dian f@dst ben OaOura an.
ssri&tsteu Sdaosn auf msbrere bun'
osrttuuienb Dollars.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-07
GuStanb.

-Su 9oubou ifarb Der 6erjog pon
alsneOu. Gnfst oes 2Gniss ,souis yhi.
lippe.
-Shrft glitolaus uou Nionteneero
bat bic abii&t. isin 5iirftsntbumysum
9Suisrsi& Su srhsben unO t4 uls S6uis
tronsn 3u laiien.
- auf Der S9i6au.Gerft In Dan.
jiS bat uuter ben ilbliHsn SsisrIi9teiten
Der Stapsllauf bes ususiteu 9inienidiffs
-@rias 5rithicf- ftattssfunosn.
- -Sst Der In Wsriio abssbaltenen
yiaticnalpabl iuurbe Der bisberise Rrd'
iibsnt, Sen. PorfiriO Diuj, NIT GROCER
Wtaioritdt iDisoersemdblt. Der ndise.
wablte YiSspraiiosnt 1T RumOn Garral.
- Inter sntipredeuosu Sstisrti9fsi.
ten, bic iiberaus sinOrudsuoll perliefsn,
1T 'bas auf bsm 8arlsplase In Berlin
aufssitellts 8ir4op Dsnfmal entbhllt
luorosu. Der Sunition pobnts elm sr.
lsisusr Srsis bel.
= Die Rssisruna Der Rspublif Gbili
bat bel elmer snslii9en Sirmu elm mo.
osrnss S6ladtfaiff beitetlt. bas 80 600
Eonnen @sbalt baben. i6usllsr als bus
idnsllits Sdladti6iff Der Dslt isin unb
SIS, 900. 900 fOitsn iOl.
Bon bsftuntsrridtstsr Seite Der.
lautet. oas abmiral @raf WionteeuecD'
Ii. MiarinefOmmoubaut unb Chef Der
WiariusiettiOn Oss Rsidsfrisssuiiniftsr-
iums, aus bsm attiusu Disnft suriid.
treteu piro. Der gomirul 1T felt Ian.
ger 3eit frduftit.
- Cine sroBs Gusjsi@nuns 1T BEN
@eusrul'S Sberarst Or. SollbrsGt uon
Der 81. Dipiiion In Gllsnitsin, Sftpreu.
Gen, ,utbsil ssmorbsn. Der uaubafte
MsOisiusr lit uts @bsfarBt Der tiirtiihen
Grmse berufen tporoeu uuo miro ben
Pofsn In 8dlbe antretsu. ~
- llueemeines aufiebeu erreste bic
Ssrbuftuns swsisr bObsrer Ssamtsn Der
unsuriiaen Staatsbubu. Go bsist. bas
sroBs uutsri4lasuussu entbsdt worosn
fub. Die @rmitteluusen iino nod i'm
pollen Sang. unb bieIBsbOrbsu billenI
iid uorberbano In S9wsiseu.
= Die Better Der 9onooner -Dailp
Wtail- babsn sinsn Preis BON $50, 900
fur bsnisnisen euftiaiffsr ausssisst,
Der, penn bas 8ettsr ss seftattst, in Der
swsitsn 8O4s bss WOuats Snli 1911
cine Strede uon miuosftens 1000 Mti.
len iibsr @ustauO uuO S9Ottlanb ju,
ridlsst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-07
&ifenbabn 3eittabelle.
1.Isssrs. saaabauua auO BsIitrn sata.


SIT fraft bin "a. Suui 1906
Gaeti4-DHldBt Scranton fir Rsn gorI
an 2.05, 3.20. sos. 500. 1920, Born. +
t2.l0, 3.25 uHb $40 Ra&miitaas. Eiir
Rsp Sort uHb philadelphia, um 500 Born, /,
i2.IO uHb 3.35 gia&miiiaas. aiir
Epbybauna, $40 RaGmitiaas.
NArell& -G6r Buffalo um rs, 6.25 u 800
Rer., t.55. $40 uHb fi.tO giadmittaas. MIR
Btnstamtch, Glmira uub 3pil&snfiotiunsn. IN,
1910 @or. uHt los Rd&m. Mir Osp,oO,
Ssrasuit uHe Utica. um f.f5 uub 6.25 RsI. I,
i.55 Ra&mtttaes. Ospeap, @yrdeuft uus
utica 3ue I'M 6.25 Wer. l6uft tSaIi6, ausos.
Rsmmta Seantaas. Mir RSHtrSl. um 600
Rsr.; LOS uHe 6;40 Ra6m. RfdpTfou We,
spmobaiton. nm 400 Ra6mitiaas. 9iuo.
ampleH attem seatipu um 6.t5 Hdtbmiiloos.
DleemsbHrs 9ibiFon-gnISRi @raHtun
fAr Northumberland I'm 6.35, 10 90 Wpr. /,
t.55 unb $40 gsa&m. 6fr plymouth nm eos
Radmlttaes.
SonntdaSs8dse.
-eRhII&-Sar Rtp gpri nm 2O5, 3.20
sos Hnb 1920 Rorssus; 3.35 unb $40
Ra&m.
RSrbIlS - BHr Buffalo um f.f5. uub
6.25 @or. f.55, $40 unb if.f0 RaGut.
CIR Btnebdnicu unb 3piIHnnatipHen, 900
unb 1910 8srmiltags.
DIoemsburg 9ibtiion-B -BaI6Rt Srautpu
= m 1920 Rcr. unb $40 Ra&miiiaes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-07
Der 9aiisr iibsr bic rsiAslanSiiGt
8erfaTnHgsfrage.

StrIaHHHBsTtPbt.
@ie bic ~StraBb. q. 3ts." nit.
tbeilt, bat ii6 Der Raiier bel ieiner
anlpeienbeit in Strabbure Su ieiner
llmae6ung aud iiber Die eIiaB.
Iotbringij6e 8erfaiilnesfrage se1u.
BERT. Or brahte pieoerbolt ieine
Gprpotbie fir gIiuB 9otbringen
gum slusorud mb ipra6 feline 6reii.
Be barber aus, oaB Die 8erfaiiunes.
ftase iest in SluB eefommen lei.
Der 4dtier bertrat Die 9lniidt, Dob
bas 2ono ieine eieenen @eid1fte
ielbit beiorsen iolle. lleber Die 5orm
Der 8eriaIiuns iprad iid Der &oiier
6abin aus, bab bon Der @rridting
elmer neuen 9pnditie feline Rebe iein
fonne, er, Der 2oiier, iperoe 2anbes.
berr bon GIiaB 9otbringeu bleiben.
9as eenannte glatt fiiet ieiner Mel.
buna birBu, man Tonne nod Den
geuberungen aaiier 8ilbelms pobI
annebmen, baB Der iesise StattbaI.
ter pcn gliob 9otbrinsen @rai Be.
bel audi unter Der neuen 8eriaiiung
i'm Amte bIeiben ioa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-07
sadalsaHHa 6 @sOmins gaIsb.
(eaureI 9tnie.)
3wHdsa Scranton uns @iIIss.Sar..

3aet striafsa Scranton nm 1 90, 2.nO, 800
400, 500 aHb 800 Msratns. Tim 5 40 Mpr.
gems an We8tnidssn unb dllt uddfcIa.ub,
Ipan,ts Winuisa, unb nm 700 Wcrasns an
SpnHlaetu nah ale na&fcIasnbs iponiia NPt.
uuitn bis Hns tulluFSt f2 90 Ratbts, IN mH.
ltssUatrt al RtHatsn ibdisr dafumnisnk.
GTprteiass, Hur Ia Ttttsiun aHbaIt.nb, ser.
aHsH Suaaiuu aus Stunbt i6aIi&, ausas,
temmsa Ssunidas une Btitridatn. son 7.f9
Wuraeus bic T.t9 dteubs. nnb trsiftn ID @iI.
HeSsDdFTt 30 Rinuitu iedtsY Elm.
Oeftevty Dieua ,ptin.n Sudnioa. Ras auo
varI, eand TdrF, ptteTsburd uub DuHmcrs.
Sises HabrSian fiir aspddbsF5rbruss 9Has.
HSat II 4raft am 8. SuIti9O7.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-16
See Reed for full line Of groceries.


Mrs. Carrie Willis and MIR. Wilson
Mccoy. Of Bainyille. spent Sunday at the
home Of ]. A. Livrrmore.
Mark Thomas Is wholesale agent for
Schmidis Beer and Drury's Sof, Drinks.
Address Culbertson. Mont. 34f
John Archer. Sam G. Berry. ]. X. Ien-
sen. d. A. Wikander. all Of Cuiber,son.
are IN Glasgow this week acting as jury
meh in the district court.
Charles Place and John Hermanson. who
have claims near Froid. left Monday for
their old homes at Scranton. Iowa. for
months visit.
Mrs. w. !. Ford. who has been I'll for
some time. returned Friday from the hos
pital al Grand Forks. N. d. II is reported
that she is still in poor health.
John z. Bewick has leased the office
building on the Brooks Co. corner, former
ly occupied by the Citizens State Bank and
xill use saz.e for an office for the B. s.
Transfer Line and the Continental Oil Co.
He moved in on Wednesday.
Diamond Flour at Tanner & Best.
Geo Balfour. Of the Red Blacksmith
Shop. returned from Boulder Hot Springs.
last Friday after successful operation for
piles. He is again in charge Of the shop
and getting stronger daily. George wears
| q bright smile this week as boy baby ar.
rived at his home early Sunday morning.
He Is tiny piece Of humanity and is not
very strong but was getting along nicely al
last accounts. Mrs. Balfour is doing nicely.
Tanner & Best received carload oil
Canned Goods this week.
Last Sunday morning Rev. X. 7. Cook.
ingham was called over into Dawson Co.
to take charge OF the funeral services Of
Mrs. 7. Gorton. Mrs. Gorton had been
an invalid for about year having had .
stroke Of paralysis from which she never
recovered. She was born in the south and
came to Montana several years ago Here
she met Mr. Gorton and they were mar
ried IN September 1909. She passed from
the scenes Of earthly suffering Friday
morning. al the age Of 81 years.
The Rachel S,einman Concert Com
pany gave very pleasing entertainment
in the Opera Hall Monday nigh, unde
the auspices Of the Ladies Episcopal Guild
Miss Steinman is an artist with the violil
such as has never before been heard il
culber,son. Miss Mildred Morrison. hi
soprano vocalist Of the trio. rendere'
several solos and received much applause
Sara Ruth Bates. the reader. Is an elocu
ZIONIST Of much culture. She KEEP, tn
audience laughing most Of the time. as sh
is natural comedien. The three girls ar
|. hard to beat As entertainers
/ Reeds Candy Store-largest stock i
sown-chocolates speciality.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-16
:Local Happenings. "s""'"'ss s; ssss EVENTS.

Girl wanted tor general house work. In
quire Of Mrs. c. L. Folkestad. 3ou
Attorney Paul Babcock has been in Glas
gov this week attending court.
Geo. Wagner is drilling well for Con-
rad Luft on his claim west Of Froid.
Reed Cash Grocery carry full line Of
Christmas candles, fruits and cigars.
SAT-
K. II. Sweetman and +. |. Stiehl Of
Mondak are in Glasgow attending court as
jurors.
X. o. Lunke went to Glasgow Wednes-
day to attend court. returning the same
day.
Mrs. Henry Beilen, formerly iandlady
OF the ST. Paul Hotel. was in town We'd
nesdav.
T. B. Kelsey is the new superintendent
OF the Montana Division Of the G. N. Ry.
and took charge yesterday 10 place Of G.
F. Lowry resigned.
Mrs. Cora A. Livermore received the
sad news last week Of the death Of an aunt.
Mrs. Katie Thompson. al Green Valley.
Illinois but Mrs. Livermore says her loss
is heavens gain for deceased was very
good woman.
The Valley Meat Market is thoroughly
equipped to meet all demands in the way
of meat. oysters. fish. vegetables. etc. 32t
Don't forget the free reading room in the
Presbyterian Church. II is open every
evening from 7 to Gas O'Clock. Daily pa.
pers. magazines. books. etc. for every one
to read. Plans are now under way to Sc.
cure the free travelling library spoken Of Z
couple of weeks ago.
Best Ignite coal delivered At $500 pei
ton BY Bu,,erfeld & Englebrigh,. Iod
The Valley County News accuses the
searchlight of publishing an untru,hful re
port Of wrestling match held in Glasgow
between Jack Finn and A. ]. Melvin. II
reply the editor will say that while he va.
not present he got his information from
one of the boys who went up from gilbert
son to witness the match.
Go to d. r. Brockman Resident De0tis
Office in First National Bank building
culbestson. Mont. otf
The Christmas Sale held Al the Operi
Hall yesterday afternoon by the Cox
Shepherd Guild WAS attended by most o
the people Of culbertson and vicinity an.
was great success. There was also Al
oyster supper from $50 to s o'clock whicl
was enjoyed by those present. The ball il
the evening wound up delightful after
nooa and evening loas to be remeAbersd
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-16
Special coffee sale at Reeds Cash

SpSCsAs SVusSe o0sS - ~SSO SoSss
Grocery. s4t
L. Brooks made trip to Glasgow and
return on Tuesday.
S. B. Palmer. of the South Side. was in
town Wednesday.
Henry Lowe was in from his claim
couple Of days this week.
The Valley Meat Market are agents for
Sealshipt Oysters in Culbertsen. 32d
|. 0. Slette spent day in Glasgow this
week and then made trip to Helena.
Operator o. P. Danielson. who relieved
operator lanes on first trick during his
vacation was transferred to Harlem on
James, return.
The Hill Special passed through Gull
bertson on Tuesday. On board were !.
Hill. L. w. Hill. and other officials Ct the
G. N. Ry.
Ms. Frank Catlin returned yesterday
from visit to her old home at Arlington.
Mimi. where she has been visiting her
parents for the past two months.
Every family has need Of good, reliable
liniment. For sprains. bruises. soreness
Of the muscles and rheumatic pains there
is none better than Chamberlain's. Sold
by all dealers.
Before buying Christmas Candies see
Reed.
Oscar lanes who has been laying OF fer
about a month returned TO work at the
depot on Monday. While of he visited =,
Fargo and some other Eastern points and
attended the Consis,ory meeting Of the
Masonic Order at Fargo. He reports =
good time while away.
1t will pay you 70 drive 50 miles or even
farther to trade at Culbertson Cash Store.
3oti
Methodist Church services will be held
at Tanners Hall next Sunday evening Al
TAO. The theme will be Hearts on Fire.
A choir is being organized 50 we may ex
pect good music and good singing. All are
invited 10 attend this service and partici
pate in its blessings.
Pillsbury's best -four is sold by Culbert
son Cash Store. Quality best. price th.
lowest. got
A boxing contest will be held in the OPP
era Hall on Christmas Eve between Fret
| Bauers. Of cnlbertson and Wat Adams. o
Winnipeg. The latter arrived here Mon
day and vill stay until after the battle.
will be AGROUND contest for decision
Fred Bauers has considerable ability viii
the gloves and Mr.. Adams is an old ham
at the game. having fought IS battles. Loo
ing only three A wrestling match bes~eeI
Bert Gotch and another will be pulled Of
as preliminary.
Spring Lake Whiskey. the best in th
land at the Phoenix Cafe. L. z. Scho~
PROP. I4sf
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-16

Reed buys hides. 32t4
Apples S2.oo Box at Culbertson Cash
Store. 3otf
A. L. Schultz, OF Homestead, is in Gias-
Cow this week IN ths jury
Mrs. ]. w. Dale is reported to be quite
i'll with nervous prostra,ion.
w. T. Ator. of Plentywood. is in Glas-
cow this week attending court.
Tanner & Bests New Store is now run
ing Full Blast" at Plentywooo. 2Sti
Mrs. Matte Hill is spending few weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. o. K. Aslakson.
culbertson Cash Store has big stock Of
Ladies & Gents Plush & fur lined Coats al
very low prices. 3oti
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-12
Mother and Home.

I'VE need not look beyond our own
country's first president for the fruit
ton of that seed which was sown by
a devoted mother. Washington was
conspicuous for the natural virtues of
frugality, industry. self-restraint, and
respect for authority. Above all, he
possessed a love of truth and an habit
ual recogniation of the overruling
Providence of God And he gloried in
declaring that these traits were i'm
pressed on his youthful mind by his
mother, for whom he had a profound
reverence, and whom in his letters he
usually addressed as his honored'
mother.
ct is to the mothers and fathers of
today that we must look for the reali-
zation amongst us of this Christian
ideal of the home-the home of Nazar-
eth. They are doubly bound to seek
it, if need be 'sorrowing'-as did Mary
and Joseph. They are bound, on one
hand, by Christian faith and the ex-
ample of Christ: and, on the other
hand, they owe a duty to the state.
Thus shall they rear up for their coun-
try not scourges of society. but loyal
law-abiding citizens. If any one,
says the Apostle, have not care of his
own, and especially of his own house
hold, he hath denied the faith, and is
worse than an infidel Aye. more
he hath fallen short in his duty to his
country. Gibbons.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-12
Protestants and Ex-Priests.
CFrom the Ave Maria. y

II J
An article on "Protestants and ex-
Priests" by the editor OF Truth
Oondon)-a gentleman, by the way, to
whom English-speaking Catholics are
under many obligations-is printed in
leaflet form by the London Catholic
Truth society. 1t should be widely cir
culated at home and abroad. After sum-
marking the sad and disreputable ca
reer of one eXpriest in particular Mr..
Labouchere inveighs against 1.-The ready
credence which is given by the fanatical
Protestant to any dissolute rascal who
has been, or pretends to have been, as
ISOLATED at some previous time with the
Catholic church. 1t is quite sufficient
for the convert to dub himself ex-priest
or ex-monk, to be welcomed with open
arms by otherwise sane and sober cit
liens, who, in their business affairs,
would no more think of giving credence
to the word of a total stranger than
they would of handling him bank
check"
1T passes my comprehension" says
the editor of Truth in conclusion,
why Protestants should consider that
their cause can be advanced by the ad-
vocacy Of Jail birds and notorious evil
livers. If these are the sort of
champions on whom Professionalism de-
ponds, the cause is truly in a periious
state"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-12
--latest Irish news
CoNNAUGHT.

The death took place on Feb. 9, at the
age of 104 years, of William Healy, of
Carrowkeel, Kingsland. The deceased
centenarian was very popular in the
district: he was looked up to as the
village historian and would ably re-
count the many material and political
struggles the country underwent dur
ing his exceptionally long life.
The death of Father Flynn, the re-
vered parish priest of Bornacola, took
place on Feb. 9. Father Flynn was a
fine type of the Irish priesthood and
one of the most popular clergymen in
the diocese of Ardagh and Clonmac-
noise. His demise is deeply regrette
noise. His demise is deeply regretted
by the members of his flock
At the meeting of the Irish party on
Feb. 9, William Redmond, Richard
Hazleton and Thomas Scanlon, the
honorable member for North Sligo,
were elected as secretaries for the COM
ing session of Parliament.
An extensive estate near Castelar,,
owned by Mr. McAlpine Robertson, has
been bought by the c. D. Board. There
are very few tenants on the property,
but there are several hundred of acres
of prime grazing land, which the ten
ants on adjoining estates expect to
have divided among them.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-12
A SPANISH HOSPITAL.

When the Hospital de San Puabo est
Pauls hespitaD in Barcelona, Spain, is
completed, says America, 1t will place
the beautiful Mediterranean seaport in
the front rank of the cities of the
world well provided with modern facil-
tiles for the care of the sick. While the
new Hospital Clinico, opened in 1907
occupied some 27,700 square metres OF
land and has accommodation for SOC
patients, and San Pablo, more scienti-
fcally constructed in accordance with
the most modern ideas. will embrace
500 square metres of land and will
accommodate a thousand patients. This
great hospital, now almost ready for
use, will be one of the largest and most
perfect hospitals in the world. Besides
being fireproof, the nine separate beau
tiful buildings, or pavilionS, as they are
called, will be as germ-proof as modern
sanitary science can make them. Plas-
ter and wood are not used; the floor,
ceilings and surface walls are of ar
tistic glazed tiles, while In the great
main building, which has a frontage of
400 metres, highly polished stone and
beautiful mosaic work adorn the floors,
walls and ceilings of the spacious cor
ridors, chapel, museum, library, recep-
ton rooms, etc. Subterranean passages
connect the different pavilions, except
ing, however, the pavilion of infectious
diseases. Work on the great hospital
was begun in May, 1905, and was made
possible by the rich legacy of Pablo
Gill; wealthy Catalan. who died in
Paris. The buildings overlook BARGE
Iona and the Mediterranean.-Ca Catholic
Union.