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Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
Die llncrmiiOIidfeit Oes Serrn Nn-
ores @alter.

&cbcn 6cibt Grbeit. glud Del Scrrn
AuoreaS 8aIter, SSoibington, 9. g.,
oelien Sbliegenbcit es mn lett I'M
geiGbr 80 Sabren lit, oie $50 ll6ren
I'M &apitol 3lt regltlicrelI, a~llf5u5ic-
ben, flIr5 mo gut n5eitgcmdB" 81
crbalten.
Sn oen 3inmncrn OeS Y%rdiiocatcn,
oeS Disqualification mo oelcll Der
Seuatoren gebt 0err gSabtcrt leit
Sabr mo Gag aus mo ein, oontit
0as Sidtad Icincr 1870 nimmlcrnilOeu
3eitmelier in glei6mdbigem Gcnpr
Dor iid gebt.
Seit Infang ocs Sobres 1885
Itebt SEER @ulter oieiem glmtc Dor,
nad0em Ger oamals ans 9enti1lalO
friI6 eingemnlOerte Sobn @iirttcn
beros porbcr bel Safob &orr, Oel;
friibercn &ontrnftor ocS 9upitolS in
Steaulg mar. Canals Daite er iG
Ood ulr gegen 30 Yilege6eioblcnt
mo 5ipar MIR oie llbren IN Oen Se-
uatS- uno @auS5imnlcrl, Die Ot<
Spre6crS ocs &auicS, lotpic OcS Fra
lioenten rulo Gi5cprGliocltrn.
Sp1tcr o%erlangte iebcr S.ntiot
lnO &eprdientant feline llbr im ar
b~eits5immer nno iebt babeu, 10
lbreitet Oie Belt Iort, n oic nlriilcn
Scrren gleih 2 llbren I'M Bureau
eleftrilh bctriebclie loluobl iuic iotd:
otter 9%onitruftiolI.
Sit ser aonarcB IN Sibnng, 10
iiebt @err @alter icdSnlal luJdent
lidJ MD ocnl He6tuL tritt &crta
arnIg cin, ldBt cr cS bel 5lucimaligcl
Meuilion %6epcnoen, ,ln 0icn@to1 mi
Trcitaa. Sn ieincr Gigcui0oit iug
n bic @rdii6cnteu GlepcIan0, @arri
Jon. g~iooicuelt, Gait mo Oen jebigG.
@rGiiOenten @ilion.
Serrn @nlter'S @cld)dit bciinNcl
iid in Hr. 1909 s 5traBc. N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
D0s T%rteasaeIpenI.
GurOpa pom Der @efabr clues Dbl.
fer~funffiftS beDrObt.

Oelterrei9 bat Ssrbisn ben Rrieg
trtlGrt unO ouf beiDen Seiten babsn
bic miIitdriI9sn OperatiOnen bereits
beeOnnsn. On Elm 3uriidpei4en TT
niht mebr 81 oenten unb Die einatge
6rpge lit nur, ob ii9 Der &OnfIttt out
Oeiterrei9 unO Serbien beI4rdnteH,
Ober Ob Our9 parteinabme anbersr
Wd9te elm algemeiner @0ltertrieg in
GurOpa beraufbef9pOreH perOen DirO.
Die unmittelbare @sranlahuug gu
benz 3OufIitt 5pii9sn Oeltsrrei4 uHO
@erbien bilOete bic G%rmoroung oss
SbronfOlsers @r8ber8Og 5rau3 6erOt%
nano in Serujspo bur9 ierbii4e Stu
benten, bod Die mittelbare llrfa9e
Iieot peit tiefer. Ser MprO in Seras
iepo mar nur bic &limar Der paniln
Diftif9en umtriebe bic Ieit pieleH
S~obr3ebnten BON ben @srben in S5sns
gsiebt un6 BON RuBlanO in jeoer WeIte
unterftiibt nur0en.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
stdOtil6r &eniSfetten.
eam8tdg, Den %. Nnonit 1914.
Nn mnicrc ecicr!

9as ,@nibiugton Sournal" miro
non nlrl all, ipdbrcnO Der Ssricg Onlt.
crt, ie0e @o6e in enaliiher Sprode
grtifel bringelL Ole li6 mil
Dem ariegc befnilen oOer Die I'm.
ltduOe lbclendten, inter Ocncl DER
aricq iaincn Anidng nabul. SOlde
Nrtifcl uer0en cntpe0er bon Der Ncs
0aftion lelblt ooer bon W%iitarbeitcrll
ocldrie6en oOer lie meroen DER chg
liid)en @reiic eutnomnlcll. llnlert
9lmslallimgen IN Den lettcn 3 Nlnn-
merll, oaB sic engliihe @relle 9rleA5-
nadrihten mridtig brillBt, mo lol-
DIES Iogar abiidtIid TIT, bat Die aIIT-
merfIumfeit Der bieligen H~ollegell
Der enolil6cn StdOtpreile erregt mo
mir IinO Itol3 onraui, iageH 81 toiI-
men, Dab llnterre0ungen nit Oleleh
&errn mitgcbolicn babcl, 0oS Scr
hulten 0ieier Scrrn 81 mu0crlIIfl5Ic'
rem. Nnb ans dn0cren WriilIOcll &C.
ben mir cnQlil0c Nrtifel; Oenl mlter
sen gbomienten lino picle 9clltldc
lmo 0eItI6 Amcrifaner, Die oeiltld
nidlt leIen fonnen; 0cSbalb lit oild)
linen oiclc Icn0crinaq bodlt WiIlfolit-
men. Soften mir, oaB allie Nbol.
llcntcn 6ieIc Nencrung nit 6reIlocl
bedffi6en.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
Grudladen nnc @u6bimOer-Nrbeitcn
per0eu prompt, biuig, geidnladpou
un0 oauerbaft angefertigt in Ser
yS0urnal" Srmferei.
9lms Ocm @ereinsle6en.

shm porigen 9icnStng s(beno, oell
18. 8. Mats. p%erianumeltc iih sic
NrlniniHs So9e in 0en MtaiolIi(
Genlplc. GS muroe orei Mit0licocrl
Ser Mciltergrao berlicbcn. @egem Ocl
@ibe Wuroe sic @eridmmllung batl
gel6lollcn mo man 6egab Iid mad
9ruOer @aBmam'S fiibler Qucac.
9lm IS. Aligillt biclt ser 80
llmbia YralIer &ranfcn llntcrIiiib
imgsperein in Sammels @oIlc Mo.
natsperianmllmlg ab.
Der nSeiienoarmitdoter llltcr
ltiiblmgsnerein" fano iid Mittiuodi
TbenO in @eBlers Saae 5ltr Ser
iammlnng Elm.
Aac @ereine belprd6em Wlittel ma
@egc fir Die Samnllng bon Si(iS.
aeloern iopie Die ariegslitnatiol IN
europa.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22

Oeiterrsi9s SteGung purbe our@
biefe llmtriebe natiirIi9 itart gefGhrs
bet uno INNER brineenoer purbe bic
Notpen6igteit, benz WorbrGngen bes
pon1lopismus einen Hiegel Dorouf9iez
ben. Der Morb in Serajepo i4lug,
70 gu Iasen benz SOB ben 8Oben aus.
Seferrei9 ertannte, baB es ni9t lGn>
ger aauoern oirfe, UNI bic Sadie eHb<
siltig gum 4ustrog gu bringen.
gs ri9tete Elm ultimatum an Str
bien, in pel9em es ni9t muir Die 8ez
ftrafune Der @erf9pOrer perlonete,
fonbern au1 ~geniigenOe 9arantien fir
Die prompte unb trdftiee llnterOriit>
flung aIer POM ferbif9en unb panz
fIabilti@en llmtriebe. Die AntnOrt
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
Garl G6sr5arO seitOr6cn.

Giner ser tii0tigiten @ioniere oe5
0euti9tum5 in Nnlerifa, @err Garl
Gberbnr0 BON Bolton, mllroc an let
ten Sonntag ans Dem 2e6cn nbberu-
fen. gr meiltc gcraoe bel lciucl
Sdlpelter in ser Shmei3 81 Ycilld),
inn oaiclbit Grbollne 81 indeII. Sci.
Der lo1te or niht ulebr llad goItull
3hriidfebrcn. @r binterldbt in So.
Itpn feline @ittipe mo 3ipei Yriioer.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
nGIfs" Galtem III

9ie 9teigerung Der NabrungSmlt-
tclprciIc miro Dem ~geplautcn Clam.
@adeu Der @aibinaton So9e Der
,Glfs" feinen Ginbrn6 tlnl. Gie
8cranltalhmg iiuoet ali l3. Scptenl
Der 3l MariDaa Saa itatt. Die 3abl
ser 9eilncbnler lit alti 500 bcidraIlfi
Nn Ser Spite 0es Announcements
aomites itebt Serr 8reO. 5. @tcribei-
nter.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
9n nrrmicLhrn:

SnlfurO Impairment, glr. 25tS fHe
Strafc 0.-0., an Der GOlMmbiG
JipnO, Wst. &leaiant Gtrakcm6aBH.
2 muO 3-3immcr-N O6mtrsen nil
grUkcm WnrSerobeHrGmmcm, 6ihc,
Speiiefammcr, Dab, Sale nMO grO-
Ter |cranOa. campaigning, falt
1tnO unrm MniIcr. Gas unO @lcf-
trif : Selendtnng non iOfurt oOer
UUR 1. SftO6er an SIT Dermietcn,
$27.50, $4,000 mnO $500 per MU-
nat. Sragt Ocn 6igehtiimer i'm 0aa
ic.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
atOnprima 9lIegamber pOn eerbten

Serbiens mar austpei9enb unb Mnbe@
frieoigenb, pie gu ertparten' mar unD
Sefterrei9 oOgerte nt9t lGnger oamtt,
ben &rieg gu ertldren uno energifhe
S9ritte e~inouletten.
Die nominelle Sberleitung Der beis
ben feinblt4en Mrmeen liegt in ben
9dnbeu oes greiieu. 10 i8persepriif>
ten &aifers Sron3 Sofepb bon DETER
reid unb oes ferbif9en R%ronprin5en
Mleranber, Der felt benz Niidtritt fei<
nes @aters in Serbien bic Negents
f@aft fiibrt. &ronprino Mleranber 1T
0er 3peite Sobn oes &Dnigs peter.
tpurbe aber SbronFolser, na9bem fein
GIterer 8ruber, Der Our@ mablOie
Musf9peifungen feline @efunobeit
un0 feiHen 9eiit 3erriittet batte. bon
Der SbrOnfolge 5uridgetreten mar.
Der iunge @egent nuroe i'm Sabre
1888 in gettinje geboren unb in Hubz
Lamb eroogen. @s lit ipobl taum n0>
tig gu bemerten, baB er bolitGnoig in
Spmpatbie nit 2uBlanb unb allen
panilabtitif9en 8eltrebungen 1T uno
Die ebrgeiaigen plGne bic auf ben Mies
beraufbau zines groBzIerbif4en Rete
pes binaielen begsiitert untertibt.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
Gas Nnlualt Bureau Oes Scrrn
9auiO 9iOtBidilS.

Pm anoerer Stclc finoet man 81,
2forclie OeS oellti6en @ouofntcn
Serrn 0apio 9iotbidilo, mclder, wil
audi fri:ber, ltets bereit lit, 8ollula6
ten al 0euti6lalS all55ulteucuL III
ben altoeren profellionellen NOuofn.
ttr Tngelegen6eitcn.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
Sanf sGlOk6era tut.

PIN 9mfauq tieier ISOLDE ltarb iii
40. 2ebensiabre SEER &anf S0lo@
berg III ieiner @obnlng. 1907 6.
StraBe 9.-@. ua6 flir8em 2ronfcl
lager. Gr fiibrte eilen S%errcu-Stiri-
oerlaoen iii oemlelben SauIc, i'll beul
cr Itarb.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22

PIN Montaq Sen IL. 8. aPtS. Der
ltarb in 1881 @Iftc Str. N.-M. @il-
lionl @altcr. 0as 9eqrd6uiS iano
am MittmodL oen 10. 5. Ntts. INN 2
llbr nabmittags itatt.
Nl6bliH idicO an lebtcn 9ienS
tag Sa5el 6. Berg aus Dem Se6en,
3o1ter ocs Serrn Charles q. unO
ieincr Sran &atberine Yerg. 0as
9eardbniS fano am 0omerStag bon
Ser @obnunq-0 Der gltern Ser @erltor-
heilclI G53 s SlraBe 80. nuf oenI
Froipeet SIN SrieObofe ltatt.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
GfGteimIeana9

PIN porigcl 9ienStaQ mur0e Scr
Gfltein fir oos neue $4,000 Glnb
bans oes columbus Gonltru Clubs
nabe Sort Mnrr qelegt. Munii0ner
@m. {. &niiell (eitetc oie icicrliNl
G%erennonie mo SEQ. N. Moptr, Der
HrGlioent oes Gibbs, bielt cine Nu
ipra6c.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
@erfnnfsiteQem

Oes U98Gi6ingtOn SOrFHal".
Sobn 2iloer, 633 @-StraBe, @.-@
GIarence @obe, 507 @-5tr., N.-@
gImerican tobacco 50, Ats ga. @oe
R.=M.
sam 9loamS, 900 @-9traBe, @.-@
). 6. Treni3, 51t 14te Str, N.s@
3iharo s. N2iaer, 527 s. Str, GO
NlrranSriu, @a.
I. Reece eaton, 1913 GU 9topal Ct
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
gIu nmlcrr geitr!

Gas n@ai6inatOn Sumrnal" grindt
allc 9cier nuieres @lattes, OafSr III
iOrscm, Oab M~ulcre 3eitmnG IN alirn
Samilien MaibinatOn'S nno Ser lln-
ae6nhA geleieu luerSe. Sa0nrt5 wtr-
Ou Sic Die quite oeatidIe Sadlc ieAr
~uutcritiiteM MEO Sem Sdnrnal bel
ftn.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
6Otel Grib Menter.

9hn porigen 9irnstaq pllroe oas
@ebdllOe ocs 6rie Mellter @otcl3 IN
&c gtational Yernlallcilt Buit0i%A
N~iiociation oerfatft. @ie GG6ictil
6rau Senrp Nbterfir1ell1 wil0 o1$
@ei6Gft Oaiclbit ucitcr iiibrcli.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
Greiic @OarO.

Yis gum 90. 9[ugnit luarsr bel
Dem Grciie Board folgen0e 2i3en5.
eruelterungell eingcreidt lnl0 3lud,
fir 8irtibaften 23l mo Gngru3
8erfaltf 81.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
@nseissu.
@infpa Itt g
GinmQI
0uQeftOrem:

aoueftoren melde in ibren 9i'
Itrifteu autoriiiert iinO, Ole Aboniet
mentsbetrdge 81 erbeben uno 81 quit
@rierer, lino- folgenOe Serren:
9yris aleiu 9t5 g. $. 9loe., g. So
Paul 5bmegler, 1929 6-Str7 &.-@.
Wreqor gtir, 1912 @O. Npe, nc.
@laOenS6MrG MO.
2(uguit @ennig, @dcterei.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
&crreilt.

6rdiIlein Marie @icGnlonn 6cgoo
li6 in gegleitung bon Sri. Margoret
Troeger mo sSran George Mair nl@
&in0cr nad BERKELEY Springs, M
So, noleIbit ale einige @odcn Ocr
Gr6olln0 ni0men mer0ch.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22

@urf's Trnnffnrter, 8OlOguer,
Sriffel=, GarOellen- nnS OGuic.
Ieberunrt, 35c per 8fnnO.
gablsrs, 532 Center Wartt
nuO Is Riggs Martt,
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22

NiIIer Bros. @anoeIbiI.
Der 3beater.
IO. 507-509 Nenats Str, N.-@
SGgIth nene 8iISer.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22
3m Dermietcn:

@roBes 3imncr biaia 81 bernie
ten. YaiienO iiir 5nci @crlonelt-
500 Nft. &ernon 8lacc. 9t.4M.
gegenii6cr scr 8ublic Si6rdr0.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-22

Sin @do6cn, oas ao6cn mI0
@auSar6eit oerIeben fdEl. MatI
mcn0e iid al
g.. @ogt, 1901 tSte. SIR. u 81
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-06-06
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-06-06
ST. CHARLES CHURCH BURNED

ST. CHARLES CHURCH BURNED.
St. Charles Church of this city was
struck by lightning early Wednesday
morning and totally destroyed. The
walls are standing but will have to
be torn down. Father Lang, the
pastor, lost his library and the con-
tents of the parsonage which ad-
joined the church. The firemen and
Father Lang worked desperately to
save the property but without avail.
Heroic efforts were made by Father
Lang to save the vestments and altar
pieces and he endangered his life by
venturing into the burning building
to do so. The loss is severe one
to the parish.
In the absence of church the par
ishioners will attend various other
nearby Catholic churches in the
neighboring parishes. During the
same storm lightning struck the new
Saint Mary's Hall, the home of the
League of Catholic Women. Little
damage was done in the latter place
as the fire was quickly extinguished.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-06-06
be open to all amateur athletes and
the public generally is always in
vited as it is the only place in the
Northwest where those events can be
witnessed.
BRING ROSES TO THE SACRED
HEART IN JUNE.
BY Shiela. Nfahon.

BY Shiela' NIahOn.
Bring roses to the Sacred Heart in
June-roses of faith-roses of hope
and roses of charity. Make big
cluster of them, and mix them with
the June roses you lay on the altar
during this month dedicated to the
Sacred Heart. The very color of the
flowers are symbolical red, like the
life blood that flowed from His Heart
for our redemption. What lessons
the flowers teach us of the beauty
and magnificence and glory of Cod!
What human sculptor can vie with
the Divine in creating beauty or what
painter can give even poor imita-
ton of the beauties of nature?
Idle. useless work; it seems a mock
cry at times even to try, for none
can hope to excel the Divine painter
of all. But there is one thing we
can do to make up for our deficien-
cies and show our love for the Divine
giver of all things-armed with
faith. hope and charity we can bring
souls to God, seek out less favored
races who are in want of spiritual
instruction and by our prayer and
good works assist in their salvation.
We have not far to go to seek souls
who are thirsting for salvation.
At home with us is the Negro, mil
lions of whom have not been bap-
tized-and millions of whom are
craving religion. In the South the
Catholic Negro children are praying
constantly for the salvation of their
race. Countless rosaries are being
offered up in an endless chain. Now
prayers. to the Sacred Heart are be-
ing said. Will you join in the good
work and by your prayers or dona-
tions to the Catholic Mission estab-
lished by the hierarchy for the con-
version of the colored people in
America help in the results?
Schools, schools, and still more
schools is the cry of the Reverend Di-
rector General, Father John E..
Burke! Give me plenty of schools
and the conversion of the negro race
in America is an accomplished fact.
Who can refuse to listen to this good
priests appeal? Send or write him.
His address is, The Metropolitan
Building, 1 Madison Avenue, New
York City.
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HIBERNIAN FIELD DAY.

The Hibernians of Ramsey Coun-
ty are making preparations for their
third annual field day, which will
be held at St. Thomas Athletic Park
on August 18th. Committees on
preliminary work have already been
appointed. Other Committees will
be selected as needed. It is the in
tention of the Hibernians to hold
their Irish athletic events every year
and to make each year better and
more entertaining than the year pre-
cedinx. A number Of the events will
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-06-06

Mr.. James McNulty died on Tues
day morning, May 26, at his home,
725 Eighth street southeast. Mr..
McNulty was a former resident of
New Boston and was 81 years of age
at the time of his death. The de-
ceased was in the service of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
for sixteen years. He is survived
by widow, four daughters, Miss
Francis McNulty, Mrs. A. E. Whit
tier, Mrs. P. Neelar and Mrs. o. H.
Benner. of Tacoma, Wash; and one
son, Mr.. J. w. McNulty. He also
leaves a brother, Thomas McNulty,
who lives in Canada. The funeral
services were held at St. Lawrence
Church. The remains were laid to
rest in st. Mary's cemetery.
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Faircy served for. several years as
secretary of the real estate exchange,
was member of First Municipal re-
search commission, Plat commits
sion and served as County Commits
sioner. Mr.. Faircy is married and
lives at 1901 Grand Avenue. He
has host of friends who rejoice over
his good fortune and are glad to
note his success and the honor that
has been conferred upon him.
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For nearly year and half. l
have devoted my time, attention and
efforts to a proper performance of
the duties of Mayor. have not
served any party, any class or any
special interest, but have acted at all
times for all of our people and for
the highest good of the city.
If my service for this short period
has been satisfactory to the voters,
shall hope for their support at the
Primary Election, June 18th, on the
assumption that lone good term de-
serves another"
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THE PRo-CATHEDRAL FESTIVAL
Excellent Program Being Arranged
for Celebration at State Fair
... Grounds July 4.
Festival Planned to Excel all For
mer Social Undertakings of Pro-
TDo,R.l,

Festival Planned to Excel all For
mer Social Undertakings of Pro-
Cathedral Parish.
Partial list of committees appoint
ed to have charge of festival is CIV
en- below. Meeting held last Thurs
day evening to complete committee
appointments and perfect plans:
Decorations-P. P. O'Hallaran, G.
F. Leusenayer, M. ]. Scion.
Transportation-W. H. Samels, S.
J. Schuorenbey, Jno. Lubey, ]. S.
Nolan, John Healy, Hugh Jennings,
P. J. Cummings.
Dancing. E. O'Keefe, P. j.
Sheehan, j. P. Williams, Edw. Nash.
F. E. Rochester, Leo Tramor. Frank
s. Preston, H. Beahm.
Ice cream-Mrs. R. Evans, H. B.
Merrick, B. w. Roberts, VIM. Sharp,
Vance Skahen.
Dining Room-Mrs. McNall, Mrs.
Moorhead, VIM. Crombie, j. c.
Famechon. Frank Mccormick, F. A.
Samels, Jno. T. Baumann, VIM.
SAKE, Edw. Wallace.
Candy-Mrs. Sander. Mrs. Dow
dali. F. A. Wickham, T. ]. Sweeney.
Rest Rooms and Red Cross-Dr.
G. E. Henry, DR.. J. A. Hedding.
Amusements-W. j. Edwards,
John SAKE, VIM. J. Moorhead, E. P.
Moorhead. J. T. Murphy, Rev. H. ].
Scherer, P. j. Murphy.
Sports-Rev. M. McRaith, Thos.
Gleason, Wallace Clark, VIM. B. Cam
field, E. F. Quinn, E. F. Sexton, j.
L. Mcdonald, ]. E. O'Brien, P. Mona
han, ]. E. Ryan.
Music-F. w. Phelps, ]. A. McDon-
aid, T. H. Muffett, Vincent Treanor,
A. Selb.
Committee for Prizes-Thos. Lal-
ly. Arthur j. Leahy, J. F. McCar-
thy, E. Skaher, Jas. Hermeling.
Ice and Drinking Water. B.
h Duly, j. T.. Griffin, TheO. j. Mayer.
Good Order-Edw. Fitzgerald,
Chris Fleming, ]. L. MCGEE, VIM. Nc
NIFTY, F. ]. O'Meara.
Gate-J. E. Leisses, VIM. Hoban,
E. S. Kane, ]. Riley, E. j. Lamb,
Jno. Mccarthy, j. E. Geraghty, D. F.
O'Rourke, M. w. Nash, ]. w. Sayer.
Grounds Committee-M. w. Gill,
Jno. Gleason, ]. w. Barrett, G. R.
Langan, P. J. Finnegan, j. B. Kelly,
Jas. Carey.
Soft Drinks-Dan Williams, Jos.
Sarazin, A. Cannon, T. Selb, Ed.
O'Brien, M. C. Kelly.
Cigars-S. O'Brien, I. McGrath, J.
H. Bihl, T. J. Gibbon, James Burnes,
H. J. Rose, Carl Gross.
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Catholic Formers Wanted

Moody county, S. D., affords the
greatest farm opportunities in the
West, also fine church and school
facilities. A great corn, grain and
stock section. Well improved farms
at from SOS to $125 per acre. We
want 200 more Catholic families
around Flandreau. Closest investi-
cation courted. Address
P. F. LEVINS.
Flandreau, S. d.
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ELECTED CITY CLERK.

John I. Faircy was elected City
Clerk of St. Paul at a meeting of the
new city council held last Tuesday.
The new elected City Clerk was
born at Credit River. Mimi, May 20,
1860. He was educated in the coun-
ty school and later attended Curtiss
Business College. He became resi-
dent of st. Paul in 1885 and engaged
in the real estate business. Mr..