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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06

beg tleinen 8aniiers Jatob gaFsI In
Roln, Dor AZ Sabren miitellps mad
England setomnen uno frob seipefen,
bier BET einem 2iperppoIer 0etrsipes
hdnoIer untertunft 5u finben.
Nis er bort non bret ssdbren ims
mer nod nidt rnebr als ID Sbillins
bic Wohe peroiente, fam er noh Cons
bon. um bier iein 8liid su iuten, uno
er fanb es fhnell. Cine arDbere sis
nunafirma In 2pnbon befano fct In
erniteiten Shpisristeiien. GafeI mar
in Der 5irma anseitsili, bic bieIe
ShpNristsit:n gu enilpirren bate,
uno iie betrauie ibn bamit, lie Al ID.
fen. Gr that bds mi. 70 piel erfoIa
unb Denies babel Elm fold auberors
oentlihes Talent fir bic gebonb!una
srober finansieler probIsme, oab NIT
2 Snbrsn iein Rame in Der Gitp gss
maft mar.
gr madte iib nun isIbitinbig unb
elite bon erfoIg 81 Grfole. Gr ianirts
bic JinonSen Qrgertinens, fiibrte bis
GmaIgamirung Der Yiders Warim
Jirma NIT ben Barron St)iffsbous
lpertsn burd, finansiris bic fhpenis
ihen giienbabnsu uno bic pihtiae
aonooner Robrenbabn unb perIhaffte
Ghina nab feinsr RisberIags imaries
nit Sapon eine srobe gnleibe. Ssit
Gnoe oes Iebien Sobrbunberis bat
GoFel in Der Gntpitluns Geppiens eli
ne srobe Rolle eefpieIt. 2tufone 1898
eine or noh aoiro uno bradte tn bier
1asen bic unterbonolungen fir bic
Jindnsirun9 Der sroben Bend Fes
run9siperte unb bss 4Huans0ammes
gum 4bi6Iub, ipofiir itm aonigin
gictorio etnen bokn Srbsn eerlieh.
SDnis gbuarb bat ieinen ssreunb
Cir erneii in jsoer Besisbung ausees
seidnst. bat ihm, bem beutihsiiioiiten
BANTER - ipas Biz babtn taum porees
tommen iuor -, bic 9robtreu3e beg
WiihaeIsGsorss unb bes Wic.priasSrs
bens periiehen uno ibn in ben aeheiz
men Ratb oufssuommen. Der aonia
bot ibn ipieoerholt in griehton be-
iuht unb patbniiele bti feinem gnz
tel ibernommen; gaFel mar Der lebte
Wsann, nit bem er Dor feinem lobe
iprad. Die iniimen N5itbunaen bes
aoniss 81 GaiieI baben obne 3rueis
fel pisl b0ies 8Iut eenatt unb mans
DIES unIiebidme Dxmun!el erseugt. 9luf
Der nnoeren Ssits iii ansuer,ennen,
bdb GaIeI otm aonis fir feinsJuuns
De tpie fur feline bumanitGren geftres
bunsen Isiren Roib unb feline g6rle
aufs freiesbisfis sur gerfiiguns itsIIte.
Go bat er 1902 bsm aoni9 fir fpcbIs
tbdtiee 3ipeds bier WiiIlionen geften.t
unb feline Silfe mar es, bic bic Be-
sriinouns bes eneliihen RnbiumsS Sns
itituts. fir bic ii9 Der G0nig iehr ins
ierefiirts, mosIid mahte: geiipiele,
bic iid burh man4e anbers I.idi ers
sIn5en lieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06

iitht unb Der DuIbune; aIs aber in bies
ier 3eit bic Srauen iih tpieoer iippiger
uno fcftipieliser gu ileioen btsannen,
ipanbien iif Iofori san3eShaaren bon
beforeten giirgern an biegeb0roen NIT
Der Bite nm idleunige Wiebereinfiibs
runs Der oratoniIhen 9eieBe; aur llns
tsritiisung ibrer Bite fiibrtsn iie on,
oab Die iuHgen 9amen ipesen ibres
9onses gum Gurus unb CUR Ders
ihlpenouns teiuen Waun finben fDnns
ten uno bab barunter Der Gtaat unb
Die 5amilie leiosn miiBten. ba bic olten
Seute bobiniiiirben unb bic 3abl Der
Geburten abRsbme. Die Geisbs ipurben
earaufbin 70 itrens, bab man iogur
Spione anftellte. bic iibertriebenen
9urus sur Qn5eise bringen mubten; ia
i'm 15. Subrbunbert ging man 10 nett,
baB man bic 1rubsn unb G6rdnie Der
Dnmsu burhiuden InB uno bic IeBte=
rem nihi ielten iogar elmer Qeibespiiis
taiion untertparf. Wer fi9 cine fplde
eriinbiife 2sibespifiiation nidt eefals
len lnfien polIie, ipuroe obneipeiieres
aIs iduIbig anseieben unb nod an
bemIe!ben Sase peruribeilt; bas llrs
ibeiI lpuroe unter SrommeIfhlag Of
fentIif pertiinbist. SIM 16. Sabrbun>
bert te6rten ater bic sSrduen trob Der
pro5eiie. bic ibnen genadt ipurben,
5u ben Jufpelen unb gum goiIettens
Iurus suriid, urb bic @eiebe ipurben
fortan ettpns milbsr sebanbbabt; in
einem ipin5isen GeisBbuhlein itanb
Niles. mas su trasen erIoubt unb pers
boten mar.
- Sn 8erbinbuns NIT benz 9ertrieb
bon attien Der Auio Waahine Gun
go. bat milliam y. Roie cine aIdee
5ur grlangune BON 5000 Shabenesz
faB onseftrenst. gs banotlt iih bas
bel nm bos pom bem Shneiser syrebes
rid 5anserttr erfunbene Oefhiib, mel.
DIES ongeblid) obne pulnr, obns R1uh
unb ohns Otr6ufh cine WiIlion Qus
eeln In Der Stunbs absuIhieben pers
mag. gDie Foie bebaupiet, lit ibm Der
sinsetlusie getrog IN aommiiIionsses
blhren enigdngen. neil man bie pers
fprofene Dempnitrniion Dor ben prps
ipetiipen Rduferu nifi DeranitnItett.
Us iino angeblih llnierbnnblunsen
init Der glinbssregierumg i'm 0angs,
nm bieier bas nelie Oefhiib fir $685.
100000 5u pertnufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
anf Der StroBenbdbn be.
II ffphIen.

6err 6einrih 2eiiins. Der an Der
ghten unb Mpnmoutb Sirabe Elm
6errenausitattunssgeIhdft bat, fotpie
feline Satin, tpuroen eeitern basDpfer
eines 9aIheubisbes. Serr unb Jraa
2eiIing befanpen iih, pom Irbeiterfeit
5uriidtebreno, ouf elmer Guolop Gar,
als Der Siebitdbl beganaen puros. Grit
BEL ibrsr Seimtunft entbsdtsn lie ibrsa
gerluit uno IeBte Die BoIi3ei in aennts
niB. Da isber 2tnbaltspuntt fsblt,
1T es febr fraelid, oh Der pber bic
8iebe entbedt iperben. getoe biibten
ibr Yprtemonnaie Elm. 5rau 2siiing
bate $40 oarinnen unb Ssrr 2stiins
$50, fotpie peridiebene Gbeds.
--Goparb g. 6onoran Itarb eeitetu
an Sdlasflub zines pI6sli6sn 5os
bes. SplIaran, Elm ppItclert, lit felt
einisen Soeen am Sppbus uno fam
iein Sob unerfportet.
- Jrant 9astins, go. 21S Weit 7.
Strabe, berrentte ii6 Die Iinte SauIs
ter beim 9aiebaIIipieI.
- Rap Grpin, %. bon Sumilton.
g., unb 8oloie 2alpbmdnn, q. BON
genefontaine, s., tpuroen eeitern bier
getraut.
- Das Serbitfeft Der Doiien bes
Ct. Soiepbs Waiienbduies. oas 8ss
itern in go!o Springs, Sp., peran' n'tdis
tst tpuros, srfrsute iih zines SoblreihsR
9eiudes unb es tpuroe ben paters uno
mutterIpIen Wdiien Elm persnu9ter
SaQ bereitet. 2lQe gbeilnehmsr anil
iirteu fid auF bas Bette. Der prd'is
bent Soi. 9eitsrmonn uno oas Wrs
ransements aommtttee bdtten es ii1
ongsIsgen Iein IaFsn, jeben SbetInebs
mer gu beFrieoigen. Gbsnio berritt
tetn 3ipeifeI, bab Der iinan3iele Or
foIg Elm beoeutenosr mar.
- Coroner Or. 0iobp CAB in BEN
Tou: Don SomueI Dasiton, Der iifb IN
0apton nit 9arbolidure pergiitets,
Elm ben llmItGnoen QentIbes geroitt
ob. 0ds Gsiherbegdngnib iirtbet
morgen 9Drmittog I'm 10 ll5r pom
6auie Ieiner Wtutter. $40. 632 5iinfte
9loe., Oaptor. aus 'tatt.
- Der Qrbeitertag lpurbe in bie'i9er
Stoot oQgemsin gsfeiert uno fait Gle
geIhGfts parsn gsi6IoTsn.
- Sobn 3. gQbso erbieIt geitern
bic 0otumsuts i'm pureeu 5eItdmentss
aonteIt suesItelt. 9ohcp 1T 4bmtnis
TRAITOR Der SinterlaTsuitdit.
- Otputp Staot 2lTsTor SO. &.
6amilton unb VI. J. GOneIan baber
tbre Qrbeiten on Der 2. uno on Der
1ront StraBs fir geiteueruns been
BET uuo tperbsn ieBt in Der gar8en
Staht BON 5aGs gu 9aus cine Steusr
uufnabme porHebmen.
- Die SatboIiihen 9fQrrIdulsn
perpen beute niebsr erpifnst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06

- Urau s5onnp 9o1unb unb 5fpti
feline Rinbtr lamen geitsrn Ndhmittas
auf ber Reif. bon Cos angeles. Cali.
fornien nad Cincinnati. bier cbne
0eIomittel an. Sie unb ibre bier
ainber tpurben am %. Suli bon bem
0atten unb Uotgr, lpelter nit elmer
0eliebten burhbrannte, unidentified I'm
Slide selaKen unb ehe iie bic Reife uns
ternabm. mubte iie oie stpei dlkiten
ainoer in elmer tatbpliiden RinDers
beimatb unterbringen. sic erbielt
bierauf Elm GabrbilIet nahG bicdsO unb
bon bort nah 6amilton. sic bsiuhit
nah ibrer MntunTt bic bieiige poli3eis
itution, mo cine Go[Iette oufsenommer
puroe, Inn BITE Wsiterreiie su srmDsIiz
den. Die Grau 1T aus Cincinnati se=
biirtis unb ipohnte ieit II Sabren in
galifornisn. po fie Ih Dor 3ehn Sabs
ren NIT Sobn Solano perkiraibste.
- Die Mrbeiter ,paraR uno pienie
in Shlinser's 0ortsn perlisf aeftern in
it0uiter Weife uno mar BON beitsm
Wstter beoiin1tiQt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06

Die Gpbinoton Office fir cas gGin'
rinnati Solfsblatt" befinbet iid) i'm
@ebauoe Der Gopiuetun Gual & Sano
Gp., go. 509-511 Naoiion Iuenue.
slnseigeu, Wlittbeilunsen nnS Scitel'
lnugcn irscuSmelher grt peroen biz
10 l1br Ibcnbs baielbit entsegenge'
uDmmen. Selepbpn Sputfl 2400.
- Die y9apariun" S6upene.ieQs
fhoft bieIt geitern auf Wm. RiebIir's
Jarm in OeGourIep ibr jdbrlihes
Stisben. 6err 8r. HieoIin, IT,, mar
Der 9lUtIihe, Der ben 9o9el ubi6ob
unb gum a0nig prptlamirt tpuroe.
IuBerDem ihob er bic arone, b,n lin
fen Jliigel uno ben YfetI. Gr erbistt
fir ben &Dnigsidub $50 unb fir Die
onoeren Sbeile bes 9oseIs Elm Smotz
ing Get, portemonndie unb Elm l1brs
gebGnge. !6err glmer Stepart, Der
ben Eei6sapfel, Den Sdtpan3 bes 8os
gel uno ben re6tsn 5IUgel abIdob, err
belt etne ELECTROMAGNETIC, 9ortez
mpnndie unb einen 9iertrug. Die &C.
ieai6aft berlebte BEL M2u'it, 9eianq,
San5 unb einem bohfeinen SmbiB,
BET benz bas r8apertIae" ni6t fe6lt.,
gIitIid, Stunben.
Serr Shomas 5artlep beri6tete
in Der polt3etitation, bab ibm ouf benz
Wege gum Gatoria Rsnnpurt eine ooIs
Dene ubr uno Gette geitp6len fpurbe.
Die 4oIt3en i6etnt ettpas SfpeifeLbaft
IN Der aufnabme Der 9efdnerbe.
- GbeIdeine. Jrieorid DUNN,
%, uno U}prtle Darts, q, beibe BON
aingiton, 8. - Wlertel De 2ono, %,
uno 6a3el MiQer, q, beibe BON aine.
iton, 8. - 5rant 8. Gdetter, q, uno
2lnnd 5Iorenee McGlustp, q, bsioe
bon urbana, 8. - IuguIt WoIi, "a,
pon gtorrpooo 8, unD g6riItine Suiqs
le, p, BON bier.
- Die 0irettoren bes 9ltenbeims
fir 5rauen balten mprgen @benb lire
SiBung ab.
- Jurbige Rangen 0amens SapbeH
Gmerp ,@rtpin Cane uno Games esohn,
ion, ale i'm 2tltsr bon unsefd6r u
Sabren, bom6aroirten geitern 5rau W.
glortbcutt bon Der 20. Strobe nit
Stetnen unb lpurben bon ben Yoli3iiten
Craig, Bead unb Gredrion perbaftet.
Sie tperben beute @ormittag bsm sus
genbrt4ter porgefiibrt peroeu.
- cSames 8tdett BON Der Sff =
Strube, 3lpifden Scott uno 9reenup
Strabe. gerietb nit ieiner Gatt;n iiber
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Strsit unb
eerietb iie 10 in 4ufreguns, bnB 1ie 2
Gbufie duf qitett abgab, Die iebod
7i6t trafen. 45ttett purbe BON ppliz
5eileutnant 5iemeer unter Der Gnflas
&c oes Jrie0ensbru9s uno Jrau pidett
unter Der 4ntiase bes 5hiebens nit
Der Ibiiht 81 t5oten in Qnflagesuitaub
btIisBt-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
- { II, p . r /.

2ic Nenpurt Sfiiee fir bas ,Gin.
etnuatier 8Olfsbiatt" beiinbet iidJ in
No. 331 yorf Straee, segeniiber oem
Gonrtbanie, uoiclbit Genisfeitcn, Nm
scigen II. |. ~. bis 10 llbr 45 Wiinnfen
gbenos entaegengenpmmen merben.
Selcpbon Sontb 2401. 81
- glnin Wait6a unb 4lfriebe
galsntin, geibe bon bier, erbisIten eiz
nsn gbefaein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
Sir Grneh GaHel.

Der Monn, beEeR Gtiftuns BON
pier Willionen gum AuDenien R0nig
Gouoro's 70 grobes AuffebeH errest.
bat cine mer,lpiirbioe Qoufbobn bins
ter flt. Der bfute 56jdbrige Wann
Derfiigt iiber Elm 0erm0sen. bas jeben<
folls 200 Millipnen Winrf iiberfttiat.
Wieaei6t mar Ct ber ensfte ptrfOnIt9e
Greunb bes pertorbenenR R6nies. Oens
mod 1T bieier fsIse Uldnn, Der Gs!m
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
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MOON-PARs0-
Rsesfmattae S6ssnsamDfss bsbss Hiesaae.
sarsnyriatsSin escilIs.. yRaifer Htflan -
Bweitr-, vsssnprins niihsim", ,Rsifes MINDS
tu 0ssts~.
mtt neuea 1oSpdidsanbn.T amyfesn.
1900 Iouuenqebnii. 100 Dub lang 10 yub srstt
ggssssst sEas.n'eWssEx. W vi ,prts. Hstssrta Hti.
Be-. ..errstaH". .erineA aiiss". ~SsrsarsSa".
.Nremru~,
HeaefmsHtae Fshbamptef jsSea 1suHereeo
,NAeiha. ,D,ain", aneSsws,
mttfefmeer sJdbsf:
lTkR-NEAPEl-GEN
saesniare ehneMeamtfss tssen eamhae.
sSstfia" freu). ss,arbarsHaH. ,,asaisin Qssb
ie", ~sSnsa assss."; -YrsnssNtm 3rene".
sorsaeI. etrr,.hina IN aaiu,en uns srsreeussd
nnabtdnciee ynursn uE bic Aaeif
.Tr0beisrs GtsdS afiiia nbsr bte eonae 6e9l.
OEkRfCHS n CO.. 0svsasSav. A.
0euetntHesnfen.
dafntsn tfir Cincinnati:
German National Fanf rtrfi Nafisraf Nes1
Z nne E.qlnui Sratei Ee'iern German Nenf:
ST.: Gt'tt.1h hirb saaiicnof Bart: Drsetfou 0oEs
maa Boni. 60xtfca xaA Get9ain 0baA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
n3Qbnen Der Gin0tr. |"
MRS. WlNSLOW'S
Soothing Syrup
es1tc Heis ansewaast sssrses
bet 3abnenoem 7inOer,,.

e .berubtai bds ainb, eripeint ben Son
men. ltrberi oue G4msrsen. surtrf eAinb~ee
~ unc III ods bette waIfiel aeeeH Gsarrboe.
Taufunbsuausig Gents bic TIaiMe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
Stim m +.

Treiber gum iiingen 4rst, als er
ibn dnfdi.bi): gum 9eufel, 6err
Dosior, mir finb bier auf Der 6aIens
uno niht auf Der paiienteniasb!-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01

something had gotten in the way.
They put on brakes and stopped the
train. then climbed down from the
cab to investigate. They discovered
that a tree which had been blown over
by the storm, had overtopped the
track just enough to rake off the
smoke-stack and the bell. There was
no way of repairing the smoke-stack
and the bell couldn't be found. and
both of theses articles were necessary
to continue the run to Tacoma.
But a mechanical genius in the
crew offered suggestions and they
were adopted. From some place the
men dug up a vinegar barrel, and a
COW bell. The barrel was wired on to
serve as a smoke-stack. and the COW
bell was rugged to the remnants of the
bell standards With these make
shifts the engine brought the train to
Tacoma. and the Vinegar Barrie tx
press is still the subject of jokes
among railroad men in that city
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
GOVERNING VOLCANOES.

The volcanoes of the Mediterranean
and of the eastern and western coasts
of Africa are all situated on line,
and all the volcanoes of the world
have this remarkable linear arrange
ment. 1t is as though they were sit
uated on lines of weakness III the
earth's crust, where great assures had
allowed the escape of the pent-up
forces from within.
Another remarkable feature in con-
nection with volcanoes is their proXi-
nifty to the great ocean basins. All the
Continental volcanoes lie along the
coast line, and the islandic ones are
of course situated in the midst of
water. This relation of volcanoes to
the sea is very suggestive when we
remember the explosive violence of a
volcanic eruption is due to the escape
of highly-heated steam; in fact. in a
sense, a volcanic eruption is like a
steam boiler bursting.
The popular conception that vol
cano is a burning hill is erroneous,
for fire does not occur during an erup-
tive discharge, neither is there any
smoke. What has been mistaken for
flame is the glow of the molten lava,
and the dust mingled with steam at a
distance looks like smoke. A volcano
need not be hill at all; it is essen
tally a fissure through which super
heated steam, fragments of rock, and
laval are discharged with explosive
violence,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
THREE OF A KIND.

Duprez, the great but i'll favored
French tenor, was once walking from
the Grand opera house in Paris with
the baritone, Baroilhet, who was not
an Apollo, either. They happened to
meet Perrot, the dancer, a man of very
great ability, but short and thin and
so ugly that a manager once said he
could never engage Perrot unless for
the Jardin des Plantes Geological gar
dens) as he engaged no monkeys.
Perrot told them the story. and
when Duprez laughed at him, Perrot
said: "Why, surely you need not laugh.
If 1 am ugly l am certainly not so
ugly as either of you"
You monkey" said Duprez. this
difference shall soon be settled" And
seeing a stranger pass who appeared
to be q gentleman, Monsieur, said
he will you be so good as to arbitrate
in little difference of opinion be
tween us?"
With pleasure" said the stranger,
IF L can"
We'll" said Duprez, Just look at
us and say whom you consider to be
the ugliest of the three"
The gentleman looked for some time
from one to the other and then said.
Gentlemen. 1 give it up; 1 cannot
possibly decide, and went away road
ing with laughter
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
SELECTION OF BISHOP BEGUN.

The first meeting for the purpose
of selecting names of candidates Tor
the ordinary of the new diocese of To-
ledo was held in that city last week.
This was joint meeting of the ire
movable rectors of the new diocese
and the consultors of the diocese of
Cleveland, the latter having to take
part in the meeting because the ter
rftory of the new diocese was taken
from the old diocese of Cleveland.
The names of the three clergymen
qualified for the office of bishop were
selected. the irremovable rectors and
consultors voting by secret ballot as
required by the law of the Church.
The names of these candidates now
go before a meeting of the bishops OF
the province to be held shortly. 1t IS
the duty of the bishops to consider
the qualifications of the candidates Sc
lected at Tuesdays meeting. The
bishops have a right to approve or dis
approve of the candidates chosen by
the clergy. They also have right to
select candidates of their own. In
making UP the list of candidates lot
submission to Rome the bishops also
vote by secret ballot.
Tuesdays meeting was the first held
in the United States for the selectlon
of candidates for bishops since the
promulgation of the Papal decree en-
Joining secrecy upon all present at the
meeting as to the names selected, so
there will be no publication OF the list
of candidates. Speculation as to the
names of the clergyment selected as
worthy of this high honors is pure
or1eSS work
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
INDECENT POSTERS.

Mayor Fitzgerald OF Boston. has is
sued to managers of theatres the fol-
lowing circular
Dear Sir desire to call your at
tention to the following clause includ-
ed in the form of all amusement
licenses issued by the mayor of this
city:
1.-The licensee shall not advertise
his place of amusement or any per-
Torrance of exhibition therein, by
means of pictorialpOsters or placards
of an obscene or indecent nature.
The spirit as well as the letter of
this rule must henceforth be rigorous
ly observed
Every mature man understands the
danger to youthful morals from the
display of suggestice pictures, and
there is no reason why the license clerk
attached to my office should be called
upon. as he has been in several in
stances recently. to condemn designs
that are unabashed in their frank
appeal to the grosser instincts.
I expect your cooperation and that
of all right-minded people in keeping
the city billboards and shop windows
clear of such offenses against pro-
priety and good taste. and will, if
exert the full authority OF
this office against indecency which eX-
hibits itself in this peculiarly fragrant
form -
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
PERFORMING OUR DUTY.

The Christian should perform eV-
cry duty las unto the Lord. Much
of the service which we are called to
render is in the realm of the ordinary,
the obscure, and perhaps even that
which is repulsive to the flesh. Happy
the one whose eyes are open to the
glory of the commonplace and. to the
extraordinary value of the ordinary.
The flesh delights to strut. 1t teeds
upon yanities. it hates the humping
doctrines Of the Cross. The multitude
would embrace Christianity if it tend
ed toward f-aggrandizement, but
our Heavenly Father has planned dlf-
ferently. The most faithful often Ia
bors where there is the least earthly
recognition. There are situations eX-
ceedingly trying even though attended
with the approval of those about us,
but lust to toll alone, to trudge up nil
withuot one word of appreciation, Is
exceedingly trying to the flesh, unless
done 'as unto the Lord The thrlll,
the incentive. the glory of life is
strangely wanting unless it be as unto
Him. But when life in all Of its com
nlicated phases is seen as the Father S
place of service for us, the obscure,
the ir<somc. the unappreciatlVe, the
calling. the burdensOme, all become so
many occa sions for our own enrich
ment in spirit, the strengthening OF
others. and the added glory OF our
God. Then. and then only, can we go
gladly through the dark valley and
over the rough mountains, singing the
victor's song, because every step is
made for Him.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
OHIO PAPER VOUCHES FOR MI.
RACUIOUS CURE.

A letter received by the Middleton,
o., News Signal from the northeEn
part of the state, written by one who
would know the truth or falsity of the
claims of miraculous cures at the
Carey shrine, contained a clipping
from the Toledo News Bee and asking
that the News Signal investigate the
case attributed to Middleton, in which
II was claimed that one Robert Fish
baugh, S-year-old son of Joseph Fish
baugh, had his sight restored by his
devotion at the shrine.
A reporter for the News Signal
called at the F'ishbaugh home today
and was assured by the mother that
the report was true. Her son was
cured and his eye restored to sight.
Her son had become afflicted with
an affection of one of his eyes white
scum gradually growing over it, OBJ
securing the sight and binding the
child. DR. Lucas of this city had the
case for three months, and DR.. Kellar
the Cincinnati oculist, treated him for
eighteen months, and an operation
was performed in Cincinnati by noted
specialists, but il grew worse and the
other eye became affected DR.. Weikal
was consulted, and, like others. be-
lieved that the eye should be removed
to save the other eye. The boy be-
came seriously i'll and would lie for
hours with his head in a pillow to
prevent the pain which the least par
ticle of light occasioned.
Finally II was recommended that
they consult DR. Bonner of Dayton.
but about this time-last May-the
papers contained descriptions of peo-
pie going to the shrine at Carey to be
cured. They decided to take the boy
there, consulted Father Nicer, the Of
ficiating priest, and there they prayed
with him. and a perfect cure was eff
fected, and they returned home after
three days. the boys eye being as well
as ever, and he has had no trouble
sinSe.
This is the story as told by Mrs.
Fishbaugh. the mother of the boy,
very intelligent woman. whose faith
in the efficacy of the shrine of Our
Lady of Consolation is as firm as the
rock of Gibraltar.-The News Signal,
Middleton, O., Aug. "a, 1910.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01

We recognize tn priest as one
chosen from an, n Sumen to serve
men in the affairs a4sod. He is the
minister Of reconciliation with God.
the teacher of The truth. and one
who offers the Sacrifice, who admin
listers the Sacran ents. who prays for
the people. We distinguish in him
that double character of man and
priest: we recognize his tendency t.
uman frailty but we also rec 7snize
the divine character OF the priest
hood which forces Us 10 bend he
knee 90 him for the forgiveness Of
sins and to receive from his hands
Tho Holy Sacrament Of tho Eucharist
His ordination has conferred upon
the man the cha racter OF the priest
hood Of Jesus Christ. In the parish
he is the ambassador of God, the adj
miristerer of the Sacraments. the
guardian of the sacred deposit Of
faith. the defender Of the peoples
ghts. and the unselfish friend of cv
cryone. From the cradle to the grave
ne touches intimately the lives of his
PEOPLE and brings to them in all the
circumstances of life the blessings Of
the Divine Saviour of whom he is the
commissioned minister. The people
feel that in the true priest there is
no faint Of selfishness and that he is
willing to sacrifice his life in order
that the spiritual interests Of his peo-
Die may not suffer.-Bishop ConGty.