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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MAY "a. 1914

Dean Of Camford an uncle by marriage was there too
with his daughter and he would perform the wedding
ceremony 1t was at his house the girls had visited IN
London; but since then his wife, Lord Gorme sister
had died. and because OF her death the wedding was to
be a quiet one with few guests
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WerSen Don esm aa6inet slriidges
npmmen tperoen.
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3ufammsntunft sipiidsn bem aaiier
WiIbslm unO aSnis 9ictOr emaa
nuel in 8enebis.
DIR csutife aronprin5 ipiro nitt
nad 2lfrita rsiien.
Der aaiier min nidt, bab er feline
Stubisn i'm GeneraIita6
unterbrift.
Die 3Gmpfe UNI sorreon.

Die Hdmpfe um Z orre0n.
Glpafo, 9sras, 25. Mdr5. Sit
fpenigsn Hahridten BON Der syront, BIZ
ipdbrenb bes Gases einsstrpffsn iinb
tpdrtn iebr ssmiftter art, es III abe,
riidlt 'dtrsr ails ibnen ben ShlnB al
siebsn. bab bic Rebslen BEL Sorreor
bon ben Regierungstruppen in cine,
Weiie snpfangen ipurben, ME iie q
nidt eripartst batten, unb baB II.
jest nah speitasisen blutiseH adm.
pf'n niht lptit.r iiHb als beim 8eginu
Der S6ladt.
Die @rNllsnoffi5iere ipie aud bic
GIihtIiHse in SlIare5 babsH msbr 8ers
trausn in bic Ri4tigtsit Der Depefhsn
non lssitimen Rorreiponbsntsn aIs Der
ipgeIi iiten pffiaiellen OepsIbtn. Gis
rer eer aorraponbeuten telegrapbirts
pcl ,nb bts Iages: .NIa iast, bab
bas 1elssropbirsn freiseseben iperoe,
n1h5tM sr Iorreon erreidt bat"
Wabrsnb p.s Sasss trafsn feline
lnbereu prsbbspeIhen Elm. 2lus biss
i.r sinen Depside i9eint ab.r tsrbors
sngsfsn, baB Der glHsriff aui 9orreOn
trft bsgoHnen bat unb 8illd lid nod
Der Gone3 g)alaeio NIT ben Rssies
runsstruppsn berumIdlGst.
< SIN 5auptauartier Der Rebellen in
Suares traf bic Welbung Elm, bab
@il;a Die duberen Diftritie bon 5ors
r.cn enassriffsn babe uno 3fp.i 9rits
tel ..er 4rmee unter benz aommanbo
bes @ensraI genopibss an ben &Gms
pfsn t.ibeilist ieien.
i .efdtigte 9sriidte iasen, bab
@il, 200 ResierunssIoIbaten babe
biz rihten laHen unb bab Bel sinsm
Giurmonsriff 18 RssierungsioIbatsn
get0otet unb 200 pertpunbet tporben
fsisn.
Die Gonititutionaliit.n baltsn es
fir itbr beunrubisenb, baB tsine be.
taillirten 3eitunssSepeidsn bur4s,s
Idfien tuerben.
Qarebo, 1sras, 25. MGr5. Der
Reit bss 1900 Wlann itarten aorps
bon Rsgitrunestruppen, nit bsm 9ss
neral Aunrbiola, bns ausse3ogen mar,
nm Maiamoras, bns 0itlid)e Saupts
quarter Der &onifitutionaliiten, angus
greifen. iebrte am Miitipod nod
Rnspo 9arspo auriid, nadbem ss in
bsm ON Wontag bei Guerrero ftnttsss
flinbenen Gejsd|t einen aroben SbeiI
isiHsr MunitionsporrGtbe unb einen
grobsn 5beil Der Golbat.n psrlpren
bate. Die Wiliidrbsb0rbsn bertiisn
iib jsbt auf cine 8elagerung bon
Rusbo Qartbo Dor.
Rad BEN perlorensn gefedt Bel
Guerrero 5os iid GsnsraI AuaroioIa
nit isinen Trupp<n mad San YgnasI
tio 5uriid unb ss ioIlsn. bic 0.ripunbes
ten ni1t init eingsrednet, nur Die
6aifte Der 1ruppen nah Huepo 9arebo
Dnriidsslebrt fsin. Sisb,is Wlann tuurs
ben set0btet unb bic anbsrsn entfloben.
Die aonitttuticnaIiiten srbeutetsn ouf
benz aumpfpIub cine srobe Wens. Don
Dprrdtben allsr 2lrt, baruntsr 422
geipsbrs unb aarabinsr. Die gf.sis=
rungstruppen rsttsten lire 2frtilleri,.
Die mtiittn 9ruppsn, bic mad Gan
Dgnacio entfamen, iporsn MriiIlerie
iinb RabdIIsris.
Ga mar eff ni&t ssAi rsrftdnsi&, ]
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Grim d r p a blen
Die
Wl | 10 autee.

MiIpalfee, isis, %. 0tdr3.
Ger Mopor @erbar6 U. @aoing, jll
feincr Bartei gcborig, imS Gnil Sei.
Del. SosiaIiit, lpuroen am 9ieuitas
Bel oen Trimdrluablen iiir bas Uia.
porsamt noniinirt. Die g9abl finbet
am Z. slpriI itatt.
Seibel erbielt 2t,054 Gtimmert
uno gaoing 20,022; Der friibere @sa.
nor 9inie 17511 unb SbeobalS
Stier 2S75. slae Sieie &anoiSatelt,
init sIusiiabme bon SeibeI, itanOen
anf Sem parteiIoien Sidet.
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gel(e Gunneb pieber eins
mal aeiunpen.

W " " " ~
ga porte, SnO., %. WlGr5. -
Gum fiinftsn Wale limb bic @ountns
aommiTare psranlabt tpOrbsn, 9elO
fir eine @iienbabniabrt 81 per. iui@
gen. bic nStbia 1T, I'm ii4 bon Der
8abrbit zines geriifies 81 iiber5euE
aen, oaB Srau geae 9unnsB allfgefunz
BEN porben III. Clinton Godrane, Der
6ilfsibsriTf mar, als I'M Sabre 1908
bic GunnebIbe ,Norofurm" our6@
iu6t lpuroe unb Srau 0unneb per,
iGnli6 .annte, reiite an WlittlpO6 nab
2epiQe, Sagtathepan, ab, ND bic
Rortbpsit berittene poliaei cine 5ruu,
bic gsTBsrin elmer Garm. uHter Be
Oatuns bat, bic Grau 9unReB lsiH
Ipu.
gDie aus CANADA gemeloet ptro, 1T
bic 5rau ron eiHsm Wtanne ertannt
porbeR, Der 5uiammen nit ibr DOT
oreibis .Sabren in glorDegen Die
Shule beiuht ate.
9lls i'm Sabre 1903 oas 9unnsbi6e
Saus bel Ga pOrts nisoerbrannte,
puroen bier aeiden, Die unter ben
Ruinen 9sfrnoen tpurben, pom elmer
GoronsrsiurH, elmer Pro5ebiurp, tpie
cub elmer 9ranOirrp fir oiejcnisen
Der israu GunneB uno ibrer orei ainz
Der ertlGrt.
9lls Rag 9amphsrs, Elm MitIauloiz
ger Der Srau 9unHsb auf bic Nntlaae
bin proSsiirt ipuroe, bos Sous in
9rano gsitsdt 81 babsn, bate bic Der
tb,;bieung aeltenb gemuht, oaB 5rdu
@unnsb ielbit bas 9aus in grano gez
tied: babe uno eHttontmsn lei.
coll elmer Der Giienbabn=
rGubst fein.
@reenpills g. g., 25. Mdrs.
Gin Mann Romsns Sp1n Stabilize
purbe am Wittipo6 in Der Rdbe bies
iiger Stabt in 9er6inbuug nit Der
9eraubung bes queen e Crescent
grpreb 3uges am 10. 5ebruur, bei
Cunningham, 9lla., psrbaftet. Gr be-
itreitst. irseno stlpas nit Dem Raub
3u thun eebabt 5u bdben, es ipurbeu
aber an bem 8srbafteten gantbiitsr
aefunhen, bic ergeben, bdB Rabliffe
felt Dem 10. 5ebruar in 9reenpiller
uno 2(tlantuer ganten $4,000 be-
ponirt bat.
8pr ein paor 5agen fparsn stpei
anbere Mdnner in @erbinbuug NIT
bem GiIsnbdbnraub in Qttlunta Der.
baftst tporben. Die ganoiten battsn
BEL Der 9erau6uns oes 3uges unsez
fdbr $4,000 er6ertet.
& Ii miller Srip 0eportirt.
Sem 9orf, 90. WlGrs. gIaesI
aiinitIeriife un0 @eniale lit ben pers
8ureaufruten, Die oaS 9te.
giment auf @uis SsIano iiibren, nift
MIR pon 9rino ouf 5ulpioer, lonOeru
Dor alien poIlfouinen urlneritdnSIih.
9enn baB Elm Shneioer ooer Elm
Sfuiter ooer irgeno elm anOerer bra.
Der Sali0perfer 10 rno 10 piel pro
Gag per6ienen fam, nm iein s9eben"
81 MAIDEN, oas uern1ogen Die 9erren
nod sur gtotb aiis3urednen; oaB ie.
bod ieniano, Der 8ioline lmo 3imbal
NIT boIenoeter 0ieiiteri9ait be-
berrift. inter llmitdn0er oith i'm
StanOe lit, in oteiem fiinitperitGuoi.
gem mo funitgeiegneten Gamble ieiu
ee5en an iriitarb 6os gabt absr benz
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Selesrapbiiae giutisen.

- 9eor9s Gbppnsti, Der fribere
TuuittdmpFer unb iebt Director bes
Bittsbura, 3d., 9ltbletic Club, bat
bon Sim Bon. eiusm gbineien DON
Chicago, ben er Dor Sabren befreunbet
bate. eine Suinme DON $4,000 &c.
erbt. gbonnsti ipurOs aud gum Ss.
itumsntsbollftredsr unb 8prmunb fir
Sie beibeD S6bns g)0n,s srDannt.
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Jn(an0 Te(egrap6
Siran 2seIs @nnneR
Soll mieSer einntal sefansen
iuprben iein.
Gin 3eamter BON ga Yorte Snb.
mad SasfatihemaH Gaaaoa,
ab8ereiit.
Die syrau ioll bon sinem e9cmaltssH
S9ultameraben in gtorpegeH
bort erfannt Doroen iein.
Die gunbssresieruug gebt aus Neue
gegen ben yaufsel0iten" S6atsz
SruTt Dor.
2eslie Sump6ries, Der Rau6m0r0sr,
Der am Sreitag in Columbus
bingsri6tet perben lolIte,
Sat einsn 4ufi3ub BON einem Sabr
uRb sinem Eug BON Dem 9ouD.
Gur erbalten.
Der glufiaub ioa aaia6rli9 erneuert
tperoen.
Gin Wann in 9reenpige, g. g., Ders
b1ftet,
Der elmer Der Queen &c Crescent
giienbabn>Rdu6er isin ioa.
Gr bate felt Sem Raub, am 19. 81
bruar, $4,000 in gantsn
peponirt.
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NNetterberi1t.

sir Obioa unb bas ipeItlide
pennintpanien: 5riibss Wetttr am
DonnerItaa; am sSreitaa fpabri6eins
lid gteaen unb tdlter. Starte iiib.
lic5e Winbe.
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Die Webellen mnter Wene'
raj francisco Nilla
S4einex cine erntlide Sdlap2e
erlitteu 81 baben.
llnb ii6 in n0rOIider Ridtuns auf
bsm Riidsus au 6sfinben.

Die ReIisnation aber nidt bon benz
premi.r asauiib ansenomren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-26

Die &orporotionen, bic in Der Sons
feren5 pertreten iparen, Iinb: bie 9lme4
rlcdn Sobucto So, bic &iggett &: MlDs
ers, bic ST. S. ReDnolbs, bic g. 2ors
rtlaro uno Die metropolitan Sobdcco
@ompanb.
Der PrO3eB gegen So6n 9.
&0tters.
gbieago, Sq., %. MGr3. - SSn
benz pro3eiie gegen So6n 9. &Dtters
BON Cincinnati, Der angetldgt lit, iSrou
emma &raft ermorbet gu 6a6en, cine
go Sabre alte Dittpe, bic am IA. glos
bember 1912 in einem bieiigen Sotel
NIT eInem Sammer eri9lagen puroe,
fubr am Wtittpo3 bic antldqe fort,
tpetteres 8eDeismaterial gegen &0tters
brr5ubringen. 3eugen iagten aus, bab
&otters i'm Ottober 1912 ertldrt batz
te niht 8elo genug gu 6aben, Inn na9
Gb:cago reiien gu f0nnen, no er Seles
graphic lernen tpollte, unb bag er i'm
Sanuar in Bottom mar unb BORT in Ell.
ner 8ant einen SspofitentaIten genie
tibet bate.
8d3renb bes Sages purben audi
eine 4n5a9l 2iebesbriefe perleIen, bic
&Otters an Srau &raft g,I9rieben
bate. SSn ben meiiten ipurbe 9elD
Derlangt un6 faft nle entbielten neben
ben @elOforoerunseH, ober in 8erbins
oung nit oenieIben, !SetratbsOeripres
8ungen.
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Muslan0'
Die Kdmpfe um GOrreon.
Die Webellen umter Wetes
raj 5rancisco Nilla
S9einex cine erntlide Salappe
erlitteu 81 baben.
llnb ii6 in n1rblider Ridtuns auf
bem gaiidsus gu bsfinben.
Col. SssIb Der britiide strisssmintitsr
rsiisnirt.
Die aeIisnation aber nidt BON benz
premier 9sauiib ansenomnlen.
Die ben britiiden Sffisieren bonn 2as
ger in gurrasb bon Sol. Ssslp
segebensn @eriprsdunsen
WerSen Don esm aa6inst slriidges
nommen iperoen.
3uIammentunft 3ipiiden bem &aiier
MiIbslm unb a0nis 9ietor Gmaz
nuel in 8enebis.
DER bsutids aronprin3 piro nidt
mad afrita reiien.
Der aaiier min nidt, bab er feline
Stubisn i'm GeneraIita6
unterbri4t.
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etne In5abl Giebesbriefe perleien, bic
&Otters an Srau &raft gcI9rieben
6dtte. Sn Ben meiIten ipurbe @elo
Derlangt unb faft nIe entbielten neben
ben @elOforoerunseH, ober in 9erbins
oung nit oenieIbeH, Seiratbsberfpres
4ungen.
&eslte Sumpbrtss benz
elettrti6en Stu9l
entgangen.
olum bus, g., %. W1Gr5.
2sslie Sumpbries, Der GolumbuIer
WI0rber, Der am 5rsitag 6ingeribtet
peroen follte, erbielt am Wlittppdb bon
Dem @ouberneur Gor einen guFIbub
BON einem Sabr unb einen Gag, er
niro a6er pabri9einli9 ben Heit fei=
nes Gebens i'm 3udtbuus 5ubringen.
Jn Der Sffice bes @ouOerneurs tpuroe
ndbrenO bes Suges geiagt, bab Der
4nff6ub fir Sumpbries in jebem
Sdbr erneuert tperoeu piirbe, borausz
geIebt, bab Der @efonsene Ti6 gut
auffiibrt unb feline Sumilie unteritiibt.
Denn ein ipdterer Gouperneur DON
Sbio itb tpeigert, ben 9lufT6ub gu err
neuern, oann piro Der Wtann btngss
ri9tet perbeR.
5umpbries bate einen Mann Iaa
meHs Samuel s. 8ellp i'm glpril oos
ri9en Sabres in Columbus ermoroet,
na9bem er ibn BON 2enarf, SO. 9a.,
aus bierbergelpdt bate. @r CAB gu,
baB er ae1D ermprbet babe, nm in BEN
8eIiB Don $400 gu selangen, bic Der
Wfonn mitgebra6t bate, uno CT
puroe obne lpeiteres gum Sooe Der,
urtbeilt. Sumpbries ipirO jofort INT
Su6tbdus beidGfti9t tperbeH unb ben
Dom Geieb porgsi6riebenen Gobn ers
balten, Der ieiner SamiIie 5usebeN
pirp.
Gin Hettes Sriidt9er.
SerreSaute, Snb., 25. UlGrs.
nSbuds". nein, idb bate teine Qlngit,"
Iugte am Nlittpo9 i'm SoTpital Der
Is Sabre alte Grneit McBiIiams, Der
am Sienitag Morgen Der Poli3ei in
IenIationeler 8eiie ein 8efe9t geliez
fert bate. Der &ndbe tpuroe me6rmols
perpunbet, feline Der @un0en I9eint
aber Iebensgefdbrli6 81 Tein.
IS begub mid Dor brei 8ofen in
Sebels Daffenlaben unb fu9te Inn
Qrbeit nu6," Iugte Der Snube. Der
alte Giel brobte mid aus benz Saben
binausiperfen gu tpollen unb icb idgte
ibm, oab i3 mid oafiir an i9m rG9en
niiroe. Sd CLAUDE, es 1T mir Otes
gelungen, penn Sic ausrehnen, mas
bic aeri9oFenen 6eniterIaeiben toiten
uno ben S6aben in 4nre9nung brtns
gen, ben bic poliaiiten nit ibrer
ShtsBeret beruria6t baben, gan5 obs
eeieben bon Der Munitiun, bic i9 Oers
geloet babe.
sd bate mid ni6t in ben 2aben
beaeben. I'm au itebIen. uno ich bate
au6 nift bic gbiiht. ieoesmaI, psnn
id1 iapb. einen YoIiaiiten su perlpun-
ben. Rur oaRu ihpB ich ni6t iiber
ihrc S6pfe binpe1 penn cine ihrer
&uaelr mid traf uno bann fpurbe idb
bDie. Damn Oeriuhte id eiuen pOli-
aiiten su tDbten.
sd amiiiirte mid f0itIith. bis bic
Wunbe in meinem 9ein 10 fart blu.
tete, bah mir fhtpiubIidh puroe, uno
bann eraab id mid. Die ounae VT.
faire perlief fpie i'd iie geplant bate,
na6oem i6 einen slim in sinem
@onOeIbiIoer. 2beoter aeIe6en, auf
benz atpei &naben auf bic Qu!t3ei Idol.
Ten. nabbem iie in einem 9aben er.
niIdt poroen pureu; nur oahtt id
niht oaron, oob idb ielbit oetroffen
iuerben fDnnte." WlcBiqidms iaat,
bah er Don gopldr Bluff, Mp.. bier.
beraetommen iei
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Die ben britiiden Sffi3ieren bonn 2as
ger in gurrasb bon Sol. Ssslg
sesebensn 9eriprsdunsen
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-16
THE GIFT OF BEING INTERESTED.

The power to take a wholesome,
hearty interest in the persons, events
and things that have become common
to us is a gift from Heaven. 1t lends
delightful personality to it's possessor
and is strong factor for preserving
youth.
One means Of attaining it is never
to indulge in any pleasure to the point
of safety and to be alertly attentive
in many things. 1t is wonderful the
interest that can be found in almost
anything if even slight knowledge of
it exists as a basis for investigation.
AS some one funnily said, zone per-
son is never bore, it takes second
person to make him one, some unin-
terested individual, some one who
hates the subject the so-called bore
loves" If the latter found a listener
who wanted to know what he had to
tell, he would Immediately cease to
be a bore. And one way to travel
life's path is to know much pertain.
ing to the country through which you
pass. Don't be narrow. Cultivate in
terest in people and places, and things
and books, and do not overdo your
pursuit of any one subject until you
tire of it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-16

button system in New York it is
thirty-eight miles farther.
The four miles of dams at Ashokan
will impound 100 billion gallons of
water-enough to cover the whole Of
Manhattan Island to an even depth
of twenty-eight feet. So vast is the
basin that the automobile roadway
round the edge of it will be forty
miles long. Fifty miles of the aque-
duct is cut through solid rock, fifty
five miles is "cut-and-cover" tunneling,
and ten miles is of steel pipe construc-
ton. At Storm King Mountain, the
conduit plunges under the Hudson in
a siphon tunnel through the solid
rock, three thousand feet long and
eleven hundred feet below the surface.
After reaching Manhattan Island, a
part of the water is carried in a great
steel pipe beneath the water of the
harbor to Staten Island. From the
Hill View Reservoir the daily supply
of five hundred million gallons will
be delivered to the five boroughs of
Greater New York through single
circular concrete-lined tunnel, seven
teen and one-half miles long, that
ranges in diameter from eleven to
fifteen feet. The tunnel is cut through
solid rock, from 200 to $50 feet below
the surface. 1t therefore passes far
beneath streets, subways, and the
foundations of buildings. The pres
sure is great enough to carry the
water by it's own momentum to the
top of a twenty-story building.
The tunnel is so nearly done that
without stepping outside of it a man
can already walk from Yonkers
through the Bronx, under the Harlem
River, beneath Central Park and the
heart of the city, under the East
River at Delaney street, to the ter
minal shaft at Flatbush avenue,
Brooklyn.
The aqueduct is nearly finished
from the Ashokan reservoir to the
New York City line. What little re-
mains to be done will be completed
within few weeks.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-16
JUDGING OTHERS.

One of the first principles conducive
to happy life is to be ready to take
every man with a discount-to count
up the points that please us and set
them against the points that displease
us; and, if the good points predomi-
nate, to be satisfied. If you get sixty
or seventy-five per cent of what you
would like to have in a man,
it is time to thank God for it. And
justice requires that you should credit
him with all that you find creditable,
and that you should put up with the
rest without repining-still more with
out encroaching on his liberty and try
ing to make him miserable just be-
cause he is not in all respects what
you would like him to be. A great
help to this philosophy is to reflect
that while you are painfully conscious
Of the faults of others, others are also
painfully conscious of your faults,
which are just as distressful to them
as theirs are to you.
And so it comes to this. One of the
elemental parts of gentleman is to
have a good humored tolerance of
others; a kindly concession to them
of the liberty which you claim for
yourself, spirit of give and take and
of fellowship in infrmity which pre-
vents you from imposing yourself upon
others, just as you would not like
others to impose themselves upon you.
Another elemental point is to re-
spect other peoples reputation. Those
who abstain from external interfer-
ence with the ways of others, without
being actuated by the spirit of toler-
ance, are very liable to compensate
for their self-restraint in one way by
giving way to license, in another by
the more indirect way of injuring her
,neighbor's reputation.
Actuated by dislike, we get our
metaphorical~ knife into man; we
stab him with the dagger of the
tongue We SANDER him, and beslime
him with insinuations of evil actions,
or evil motives; we embitter his
friends and relations against him, and
deprive him of his good name. What
is the difference? Murder and bur-
glary and embezzlement are vulgar,
and SANDER is not! Morally the one
is just as criminal as the other; only
our social code, our public conscience
is too coarse to recognize the parity.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-16
WATER FOR TEN MILLION.

A great engineering work, compar-
able with that of the Panama Canal,
is the new water supply system for
the city of New York. In 1905 the
board of water supply of New York
City decided that the best remaining
source of water for the fast-growing
needs of the people was to be found in
the Catskill Mountains, hundred
miles up the valley of the Hudson.
There, in sparsely settled, Wildwood
ed mountainous area, is watershed of
a thousand square miles, from which
it will eventually be possible to get
three-quarters of billion gallons Of
water day-twice the present supply.
The building of the new system be-
gan in 1906. 1t starts at the Ashokan
basin in the Catskills, and runs to the
Kensico reservoir, near White Plains,
and thence to the Hill View reservoir
in Yonkers, distance of about eighty
two miles. To the limit of the distri-
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sites that were not" in that highly
ornate spare room. The story ended
with the aunt's suggestion that Myra,
the niece, would do well to pay her.
self visit, and see what it was like.
Margaret reflected. She was respon-
sible for the pretty south room to
which aunts, cousins, and friends
were taken, when they came to town
for few days.
Her first impulse was to inspect it's
fittings most rigidly; then the notion
with which the story ended appealed
more strongly to her, and she decid-
ed, literally, to make her own family
visit. Packing her small handbag
with the usual articles, allowing no
extras, and merely mentioning to her
invalid mother that she was going to
sleep in the spare bedroom for one
night, she took possession, deter
mined to manage, for a day, exactly
as any casual guest would need to.
To her chagrin, the few items which
she supposed would strike her as be-
ing necessary grew into long list Of
nearly two dozen small conveniences,
including note paper, ink and good
pens, with a commodious lap tablet,
mending materials, toilet water, a
cushion with assorted safety pins,
black and white, a carafe for drinking
water, and-she admitted with little
f1ush-the extra down quilt, which had
thus far been kept in the hall linen
closet.
ct wasn't but step from the door"
she confessed, "but if I had been in
strange house I shouldn't have known
where to find it when I woke up shiv-
ering at two in the morning. Moth
ing I know of goes so quickly to the
inner side of hospitality as making
ones self a short visit and holding
strictly to the plan of forcing ones
self to do without, for the time being,
what is not provided. know how l
hated the stiffly-starched pillowcases
at Great-Aunt Venable's, and slept
miserably all night, because was too
small and shy to say anything, and
didn't realize that the might pillows"
were in the big box-couch. Somebody
else might be just as unwilling to ask
for heavy black silk to sew button
on-or a soft whiskbroom to use on
her hat. spent the whole next after
noon shopping for our guest-room-
and l shant ever throw away that
list" MeCoH,s MAGAZINE.
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AMERICAN
CHRONOLOGY
Timely Record Of Some Memorable
Events in the Catholic History
Of America.
BY James A. Rooney.

May 10, 18SS-Arrival of first three
missionaries of the Sacred Heart,
two priests and one lay Brother,
in the Gilbert Islands on the
equator in the Pacific; population
10000, of whom $4,000 are Catho-
lies in charge Of the Right Rev.
Joseph Leray.
May II, 1856-The Right Rev. John
Farrell, first Bishop of Hamilton,
Canada, consecrated; introduced
Catholic schools, built st. Mary's
Cathedral, founded st. Jerome's
College; died Sept. 26, 1873.
May IL, 1SS4-Death at Nantucket of
Charles O'Conor; born in New
York City Jan. %, 1904; according
to Samuel J. Tilden "the greatest
jurist of the English-speaking
race; prosecuted the Tweed ring;
counsel for Tilden before the cleo
toral commission in 1876.
May Is, 1524-Fathers Martin valen-
cha, Juan Juarez and ten other
Franciscans, known as the
Twelve Apostles of Mexico" ar
rived at Vera Cruz on invitation
of Cortes and began the work Of
evangelizing the natives.
May IA, 1846-First Sisters of Mercy
from the motherhouse, Baggott
street, Dublin, arrived in New
York; took possession of their
first convent at No. rs West Wash
ington Place on May 26; they
were Mother M. Agnes O'Connor,
Sisters Nj. Angela Maher, Austin
Koran, Monica O'Doherty, Camil-
lus Byrne, Teresa Breen, M. Vim
cent Hare, and Miss Burns, a
postulant.
May Is, 1732-Father Thomas Falkner,
English apothecary and surgeon,
and missionary among the Pata-
gonians for thirty-six years, adj
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QUESTION AND ANSWERS.

Who showed the little ant the way
Her narrow hole to bore,
And spend the pleasant summer day
In laying up her store?
The sparrow builds her clever nest
OF wool, and hay, and moss:
Who told her how to weave 1t best,
And lay the twigs across?
Who taught the busy bee to fly
Among the sweetest flowers,
And lay his feast Of honey by,
To eat in winter hours?
Twas God that showed them all
the way
And gave their little skill,
And teaches children, II they pray,
To do His holy will.
-TdpIoT.