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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-18
MIMI, NOVEMBER 49, 1911

usual prolonged Italian laws delay, he
was tried and condemned to Il period
of two years imprisonment. The OBJ
ject of the dastardly attempt was the
assassination Of the Holy Father, the
assassin being impellcd by pure ha-
tired of the clergy and Of the Pope as
their chief. He is an Italian named
Dc Sanctis, but comes from Trieste,
is not of the brightest, he having
some convictions for other murders
there.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-18
Priest Killed in Auto Accident.

Father William Murphy, pastor OF
Beaver Crossing, Seward county, Neb,
suit of an automobile accident. Fa-
ther Murphy had been to Seward Nov.
7 to have his automobile repaired. He
started for home that evening and
when a short distance from Beaver
Crossing the machine turned turtle
ihjuring the priest so badly that he
died at II o'clock that night.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-18
Three Chief Justices.

The Hon. Michael Coll has become
chief justice of Jamaica. He is a
Catholic and is described as "a man OF
great attainments, a profound lawyer
splendid scholar, and man of un-
faltering courage and strict discip-
linarian in court" Chief Justice White
Of the United States, Chief Justice
Justice Coll of Jamaica are three mer
of whom Catholics may feel proud.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-18
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
Will Compile Directory to Facilitate
Work,

At the first national conference of
Catholic Charities held at the Cath
olic University, Washington, d. c., in
September, 1910, the delegates re-
marked frequently that our Catholic
charities are not sufficiently well
known to one another.
1t was discovered that agencies ac-
lively engaged in meeting identical
problems in different cities and even
IL the same city were unknown to one
another. Delegates who complained
that one or another aspect of social
work was neglected by us, were sur
prised to find that the very work in
question was highly developed among
Catholics in different sections of the
country. Delegates who came to the
conference to make inquiry concerning
methods followed by Catholics in diff
ferent parts of the country, had been
baffled in their search because no
means had been at hand whereby the
desired information might be found
1t was the consciousness Of this gen.
eral lack Of relation and association
among our Catholic Charities that led
to the creation of the national confer.
ence. The better understanding OF
that condition by the executive COM
mittee has led to the plan of compiling
an exhaustive directory of our Cath
olic Charities.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-18
Liberals Are Delighted.

The liberals are delighted at the
change in leadership. 1t means head
long plunge of the tories into high
protection and the food taxes which
Balfour SO long prevented and that the
tories will stand forth as a solid and
united high tariff party unless some
strange and unexpected cataclysm in
terrupts British trade, which is BOOM
ing, and brings long spell Of unem-
ployment and hunger.
No high tariff party has any visible
chance Of success for many years.
Thus today the liberal ministry, after
five years in office, stands in strong
e, position than ever and already the
people laugh at the possibility Of pass
ing the Home Rule or Welsh disestab-
lishment bills next year.
The one serious cloud on the liberal
horizon Is the continued labor unrest
and there is still a bitterness in the
feeling against the ministry in the as
sstance given to the railways during
the recent railway strike. This labor
resentment burst out in a triangular
fight for the Oldham constituency OF
lancashire, which the liberals have
held for several years but may lose
by a labor candidate taking away suf-
ficent votes to return a tory.
The Home Rule campaign is goine
on actively and Redmond's speeches
continue enormously to help the grow.
ing unanimity for Home Rule
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-18
New General for Franciscans.

Pope Plus has appointed the Most
Rev. Denis Schuler, o. F. NJ, at one
time General of the F'ranciscans
Archbishop of Naziaroz, and made the
Very Rev. Pacificus Monza, a Vene-
tian, General of the order. He also
appointed, motu proprio, new pro-
curator in the person of the Very Rev.
Placidus Lemos and six new Definitors
General.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-18
Cardinal Gibbons Thanks Canada.

Cardinal Gibbons sent the following
telegram to the people of Canada,
thanking them for their interest in
his jubilee celebration Oct. IS:
81 am profoundly grateful to the
Canadian preIatcs and people who
manifested by their presence their
just come to close. 1 pray Almighty
God to bless the great Dominion of
Canada, so full of hope, her clergy
and her people" ...
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-18
Dean of Catholic University Dies.

Prof. VIM. Callyhan Robinson. dean
of the law department of the Catholic
University Of America, was stricken
with apoplexy November at his home
In Washington, and died almost imme-
diately. DR.. Robinson, who was II
years old, formerly was dean of the
law department of Yale university.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-18
ANDREW LAW NEW
UN|0N|ST LEADER
Balfour's Resignation Caused by
Ill Health-Means Serious
Loss for Tories.
The Liberals are Delighted With
Change in the Leadership of
the Opposition.
Tories Will Now Plunge Into High
Protection and Thereby court
Further Defeat.

Last week was filled with successive
and amazing surprises. Premier AS
quith began by announcing that the
ministry intends next year to intro
duce a measure making gigantic
change in the suffrage system in Eng
land, reducing it to manhood suffrage,
and other reforms which must make
an enormous addition to the voters and
which will mark further milestone in
the movement toward a democracy in
England, says T. p. O'Connor in his
special London message Of Nov. II to
the Chicago Tribune.
But A. J. Balfour's resignation as
leader of the opposition in the House
OF Commons submerges that and every
other question, and adds another part
tc the extraordinary run of luck to
the liberals and another deadly blow
to the already broken fortune of the
tories.
Balfour chose splendid moment for
resignation. During the short interval
since the opening of the parliamentary
session he had made three splendid
speeches which re-established his po-
sition as the greatest mind In the tory
party, and when, at least, his resigna-
tion came to be known, all his enc
mics stopped over each other in declar-
ations of loyalty to him.
Ill Health Real Cause.
Although mean intrigues and open
attacks upon Balfour hastened his res
ignation; i'll health was the real cause.
For several years he has suffered from
weakness of the heart. and devoted
sister, who lives with him, and his
doctor presented the ultimatum to
choose between resignation and death.
Balfours farewell speech, gracious.
kindly and free from all rancor, and
The tories, recovering from their
staggering blow, took up the difficult
task of choosing Balfour's successor
For the first hours Austen Chamber
lain was rushed to the front, then Wal.
ter Long was caught up, but the final
decision was that the place should fall
to Andrew Bonar Law. who is a jun
ior in service and in rank and still
more in social position to the two 9TH
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-18
wouId.be Pope Assassin Imprisoned.

On April 4th Of this year man en-
tered the Basilica of st. Peters and,
approaching one Of the affairs, fired
some shots at the priest who was cele-
brating mass there, mistaking him, as
was afterwards found out, for the
Holy Father. He was arrested imme-
diately. and some days ago, after tn
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
THE TRAIL.

ended where stands the last crude shack
where mountains endero back
such word fail
enddtis the trail
through muskeg mie
sides woods that sire
blanket valley that's stretched
below.
peaks Rockies manles of
the deer and the moose have
Their pain To some pool Of water that shade
andm of centuries old;
that's always yet never been told
its life seems to fade and die out
turbulent torrent that's boiling ana roaring about
shruds oil spray
ground trail again takes its way
the deeps of the snow;
he seeks in the valley below
timber and the soft messy
the trail takes its birth
the Wild creature unrecins and
the searche of
suffered in the wilderness hewins way
empires path today
Stanley outdoor Life
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
THIS is MY GOTH BIRTHDAY"

Hollis Burke F'rissell. who for near
ly twenty years has been principal Of
Hampton Institute. the well known
school for Indians and colored youths
located at Hampton Va, was born at
Armenia. y. Y, July IA, 1851. After
graduating from Yale I'm 1874 he took
q course in theology at Union Theolog
zeal Seminary and in 1850 he was or
daincd To the Presbyterian ministry
After a year as assistant pastor of the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
i'm New York City ne accepted an APP
pointmcnt as chaplain of Hampton
Institute. He filled the position OF
from 1850 until 1898 when he
was made principal of the institute.
Under the direction of Or. Frissell
Hampton Institute has extended its
educational work along many lines and
has become one Of the foremost insti-
tutions In the country FOR the training
of the negro youth of botn sexes par
ticularly In the industrial arts. At the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14

come 10 a period when We arc con-
WINGED that our own home state of
Michigan is FAR preferable TO the
much advertised ADVANTAGES OF the
west and south. although frequently
one with abundant means and exPer-
fence finds profitable enterprises. But
| il is always the men with plenty Of
means who succeed. and there are
hundreds who have liberal bank ac-
counts who do not succeed For tho
man II moderate means there IS no
better place than Michigan and none
better than the copper country
The American I.umbcrman Ga deal.
ing with the subject. says;
"A keen observer OF business condi-
tions is authority that nearly every
moderate sized town and village in
the central states actually needs
houses 10 quarter its people. The boom
in far distant land schemes, now or
the wane. has taken money away from
home. the wostcrucr investing in tha
east and the castcrner n the west
There is iurc about THINGS distant
that the average man finds it hard 10
resist distance lends cnchau,mynt
especially when properly played up
by the sknfm advertisement writer
working for an ingenious land pro-
moter
NO one can deny the wisdom Of
land investments when the investor
buys land for home for cultivation
and actual development but much O..
the money placed in circulation hy
land schemes during the last two or
three years has gone into property
which the buyer knew nothing about
beyond what DE read in a prospectus.
This sort of Investment as rule. is
gone forever and the experience is cx-
pensiye.
NOW that the land man has har-
vested his crop it is time for every /
community TO get back 90 nrs; princi-
pies. 10 develop the home place, 90
build houses and improve the farms
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.


:: :. :. :. =. :. :. = = = ::
Fay Templeton denies that she in
tends to return to the stage.
Catherine Countess is to star next
season i'm THE white Sister"
LauTette Taylor is TO appear as a
star in a comedy by Harriet Ford.
Albert Brown is to support Henriet-
IA Crosman in "The Real Thing"
William Collier has decided to name
his new play take My Advice"
one of the features of The Littlest
Rebel" will be the siege of Richmond.
Billie Burke will begin in August re-
hearsals for her new play, "The Runa-
way"
Rida Johnson Young has written a
play for Chauncey Olcott, called MA
Cushla."
Harold McGraths story, The Goose
Girl" has recently been dramatized by
d. Baker.
Bessie Mccoy has made a discovery
IF dancer In a messenger boy in At
antic City.
Jack London has written a dramat-
c sketch of Alaska, called The Great
Interrogation"
Grace Eliston has been engaged as
leading lady with Robert Edeson I'm
The Cave Man"
Lillian Russell is writing a series Of
newspaper articles on how to be young
and beautiful
John Barrymore and Thomas Wise
will be under the management of Chas.
Dillingham; next season.
Sarah Bernhardt has made arrange
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
THIS DATE IN HISTORY

1G02-Cardinal Mazarin, famous
French statesman, born. Died March
o. 1GG1.
l7S9-The French Revolution COM
menccd with the destruction of the
Bastilc.
179O-Louis xvi took oath to main
tain the French Constitution.
1S53--Crystal Palace in New York
city opened by President Pierce.
1SG2-Congress voted TO admit West
Virginia To the Union.
1S77-Grcat railroad strike extended
over the most of the Northern states.
1SS2-Roman Catholic diocese of
Peterborough, ont, established.
1S9G-An attempt to assassinate
President Faure, of France, was made
in Paris.
1901-A monument to Commodore
Perry, of the United States Navy, was
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
WE KNOW
They Are Calumet People and What
They Say is of Local Interest.

When an incident like the following
occurs right here at home. il is bound
to carry weight with our readers. So
many strange occurrences go the
rounds of the press: are published as
facts, people become skeptical. ON
one subject skepticism is rapidly dis
appearing. This is due to the actual
experience of our citizens, and their
public utterances regarding them.
The doubter must doubt no more In
the face of such evidenc as this. The
public statement OF n reputable citi-
zen living right at home, one whom
you can see every day, leaves no
ground for the skeptic to stand on.
T.. J. Donahue. contractor, Scott St,
Calumet, Mich. says: II used Doan's
Kidney Pills for troubles caused by
disordered kidneys and 1 found this
remedy very effective. 1t brought re-
lief from backache and restored my
kidneys to their proper working order
have had no recurrence of kidney
complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn CO., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
SUCKER LISTS

a Federal Strand juu in Ncw York
returned last week an Indictment
against a concern which. when It's Of
fees were raided some dime aso had I'm
It's possession what is commonly
lnown AS a sucker list" Il IS saId
Co DE the larges; list of lis kind "a ,he
world It contained moro than 10000
names. and iJ was divided into four
classes. The designations OF those
classes were special good" "fair
and worth trying"
Practically every concern that makes
a speciality Of selling worthless stock
10 whoever win buy has a sucker
list barge or small some of tile fl
nanciul fak,rs exchange lists. They
have learned that there are many peo-
pie in hls world who would rather
buy a worthless piece of paper, on
which 10 per cent q month interest
is promised. than 10 let their money
lie IN the savings banks or invest it
ia stocks and bonds of genuine value
which pay low rates of interest
Complaints are heard nowadays that
the number Of persons whose names
are ayaflabls for sucker lists" is
growing less. That may be true Il
should bc true II there are any citi- .
zeHs hercabouts who are receiving. |
regular or Irregular. aIluring invita-
tons TO invest in stock so valuable |
md in such great demand that the
promoters are willing to peddle it on
easy terms at a few cents share. tho |
recipients OF those invitations should /.
invest one cent in % postal card for
Tho purpose o. politely requesting that .
their names be removed forthwith /
from any sucker" lists that may be
IN The possession of tie hnancicrs who /
prepare bait for suckers
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14

ments with David Belasco for the
French rights TO The Easiest Way"
Franz Lchar. composer of THE Mer-
ry widow" will come To this country
to conduct his opera "Gypsey Love"
Julius Stcgcr has been engaged by
A. IL. Woods for the baritone role in
Gypsy Love-" in which Marguerite
sylvia is TO star
The next Viennese opera which may
be heard in this country is called hoy
or Girl" and is said TO be exceedingly
tuneful. Al
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
FRIDAY, JULY "A, 1911.
HOME INVESTMENTS.

The American Lumberman Of CHI
cago is conducting a There's No
Place Like Home" campaign, along
the lines Of home development to re-
place the insane desire 10 leave the
old place and seek fortunes afar. at
tractcd by alluring literature Of pro-
fessional land promoters.
Experiences of the past decade have
left a trail Of sad hearts and depleted
purses, not only in Michigan, but else
where. Successes have been the ex-
ception. failures the rule. We have
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14

plentiful Invested IN a home it can
MOI gei away. Put into farm improve
mcnts IL viii return dividends. Truly
there's no place like home when it
comes 70 laying by safely the savings
that are 10 provide Tor rainy day.
livery move that tends 20 make The
homo community better IS move IN
the risht direction"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14

unveiled at Kurihama, Japan.
l9O2-The famous Campanile OF ST.
Mark at Venice fell
l907-Sir William ii. Perkin, VINO
discovered the Grst aniline color died
in London. Born in London March -
1888.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14

present time there are nearly 1900
students at the school.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-07
ClJRIO AIDES
Ell arte de imitar perfumes.

Aunque son muchos los perfumes
que Sc obtienen direetameIlte de las
aores de -otras parties de los vegeta-
les cuyo nombre lleyan eA nuestros olas
la mayor parte las esenei solo dc
las esencias que empleaeI perfumista,
sino tambien de aquellas de que 81 ha-
ce uso en- confteria y en- otras indus
trias, Sc fabrican con substanclas que
nadie creeria relacionadas con elias DE
la MADEIRA por ejemplo, de clertas
grasas, de las manteca. de las patatas,
del queso podrido, de La benclna, etc,
se hacen hoy perfumes delicadisimos
y en- un todo semejantes a los que, por
ser en- otro tempo extraidos de sus ma
turales fuentes, pagaban nuestros an
tepasados peso de oro. Els una verda-
dera Justification, mas no una falsihca-
ci6n bulrda, sino basada en- los progfe-
SOS de la quimica, y muy especialmente
en- los analisis y la slntesls. y
Supongamos, por ejemplo, que Sc
iaesea fabricar artifcialmente la esen-
Ella de manzanas. Para clio no hay mas
uue tratar elalcohol amilitico, cuya pro-
cedencia todos conocen, per ell acldo
sulf1rico y ell acido valerianico, que Sc
obtiene de la raiz de la valeriana de
ciertas substancias en- putrefacclon,
entire elias ell queso, y luego destila ell
producto. ST Sc prefere la esencla de
eamuesas. Sc trata ell alcohol metllico,
cue Sc extrae de la MADEIRA, por Ell aci-
do butirico y ell acido sulfurico, Sc des-
lila sc obtendra ell butirato de metilo,
aue imita a perfection ell perfume de
la camuesa.
Ell acido butirico, dicho sea de pa
so, Sc obtiene de la dextrina, de los azl-
cares, de los almidones, etc. 10 mas CO.
rriente es emplear como primera mate
ria la fecula de patata, prevlamente
fransformada en- dextrina. Este mismo
acido bntfrico, combinado con queso
podrido y con creta pulverizada, nos
da, en- virtud de ciertos fen6meros
uulmicos, una masa s6lida de lactato
ealcico, que POGO fermenta y Sc liqui-
da, fernando butirato calcicO; y 81 al
lquido Sc agrega UNA disoluci6n de
carbonate s6dico, y mas tarde Sc trata
por ell acido sulf1rico y. Sc desti1a, Sc
obtendra acido butirico. Sc a1ade es-
tie alcohol acido sulf1rico, Sc vuelve
4 destilar y resultara la substantial
denominada por La clencia butirato de
estilo, es decir la imitaci6n perfecta
de La esencia de pima en- America
,Por medios mas menos parecldos a
estos, con uvas patatas obtienese hoy
esencia de pera; con corchO y uvas,
esencia de moras; con benzlna, Ia de
almendras amargas, etc.
Parecera primera vista que serfa
muoho mas facil extraer estas esencias
directamente de los vegetables de que
en- otro tempo Sc extraian; pero, apar-
ke de que las referidas operaciones OUT
nicas son mucho mas breves senci-
Has de 10 que parecen ca1ando sc des-
eriben, las primeras materias de que
hemos hablado son por regla general
nruy baratas, sobre todo en- gran can
4idad, y algunas de elias eel queso po-
drido, por ejemplo) son materias de
desecho, sin valor alguno comercial,
10 que no ocurre con las flores, frutos y
rafces que en- otro tempo eran unica
fuente de production de los perfumes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-07

Juan valera-"Dseursos acadtmieos' Il 'omo.> 100
"Cuentos" 7t
s." Poes{as
"Damis Cloe'' 20
Crftca Hersria 20
70
Terapeutca social (ezpueha en- hstoria)
"A vuela pluma" (articulos lteraro pofcos
Floriego de Casellanas del 6
tomos) $50
G. Aauear.-"Las Madres Socsles" (novela) A006
@ Mauclar.-"E Orene vrgen' (novela)
G. Rodriguez Avecina''Los Crep6seulos (novea) 70
A. de Vabuena.-"Pedro Blot" (novea) &C.
A dc VaIbuena-"Ripios Utramarinos'' (cricas)
r Rabeaa-"Gargant1a" castelane
-biogr&Aco autor) I'd
Dieent&-"Traperfas" -
Liarte-"Recuerdos de la guerra Africa r.
J. "Panchatanra' cuentos (trsduo
sanscrito) -
nza.-" Rendic6n
n Carretero.-'E trinno de la vida' 6sn
j. vdes Montenegro."De Propaganda socalisa
G. Garcia de la Riega.-s Entremeses hterarios
Obras de Eubo Basco a 10 una:
"Los de mi tempo
"Cosas de Franca'.
Alta
"Espanoes s ss 81.
"Soedades' ss3s$s
dolores Patros'. -t
"Cuentos nuevos'. Ess
= "Muse0 Secreto de Napoles's K1p
1. Martinez Keiser-"El sp
Leon Pagano" All traves de- q toos,
j. De tierrasa
I'm ESTOS PRECIOs ESTA INCLUIDO Ell FRANOuEO H#
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-07

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