davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11

ncritua. cntOcdten Die itdOtiicben Sc
omten, BOB Die &eporatltr Oes @fIo'
tiers an Der 9liperiioe 9lueime Orin-
geno uot6menoig it, oo iidb piele So
der IN Dem 9lspbolt 6eiinOen ytod
elmer SdGbitng Oes StoOt-Sngc.
nierrS, luerocn in Oieieu Sabre 90,
COO 0uoorot.9 9orOS @ilaiter reporirt
merOen. Ties lit peniger ais IN iril'
beren SSabren mo ouf Die aageneine
glel.@flaiterung in Der Stnot 5ilriid
5uiii6ren. Gos olte %fIoiter bat id
IN oieiem @inter 6eOeutenO beiier &c.
6olten ais in friibereu Soiion'S.
Sic Sternenbonner setter
9ln aQe S6uIen oes 2unoeS wer-
Sen BON Der Sternenbonner Com.
million Girfilare geiouot werOen in
welhen Die 2eiter eriuht peroen, Die
30glinge aiti oie 9eoeuhng Der fom-
menoen Sternenbonner Seier ailt.
merfiom 5u maher @roBeS SSnte
reiie fiir Die 6eier ma6t iib in So-
ponno6 6emerf6or. Ger ooriige
Nlapor. 9li6orO 5. Gooant, bat eli
mem 9eiu6cr BON Baltimore. Der bel
i6m boripraH, mitget6eilt, Dab cine
groBe delegation bon Soponno6 III
Der Sternenbonner @oHe in 9olti
more meileH miro
gluf Dem S6rot.Sburm miro cine
oroBe cleftriibe 6loggc ongebroht
meroeu Die pon alien Sbeilen Der
Stoot OeS gl6enos ii6t6or iein miro.
SIterfeit Ses DGnnnitntter %Olfsfeit-
@ereins" II Gaunitatter &arf.
1reOerid.9IDe. nnO eOnswOOO-Str.
-SOnutas, IL. SIpril-
9Iae NlitslieOer eiuselaOeH.
(9(prilt1-12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11

I'm Dem alten Oeitiden @6epaar,
fir melAcs oie ltnteritiibim8siumne
aeiaunelt muroe, cine beionoere
1reuoc so maben ii6ergabeu 3rci
,5reunoe Dem yGentihen Gorreipou.
oeui" ie $5 lmo ais 9eiiern oaS @elo
0ea alten 2euten perionlib ii6ergc.
ben iuuroe, iiauoeu Die 6reuoentbra'
men iiber 0as ltnerpartete @liid am
e0arircitag i'll oeu 9higeu Su ibrcr
imliHicn g9eiic baten oe beioeu olieu
geutc ben TclitidcnGorreipouoent.
Oeu Diclcn @eberu 5li Dem 5ono oen
iieiaefii6Iieiten Ionf 81 iibernlitteln
Sic Grtragabe fam INN 10 milltom.
mcuer ais oie ,5rait IN 6olgc Der
4ilegc oeS tranlen Diauues nidt i'm
1tanoe aepeieu iit 10 Diel 81 Deroic.
uc1 pie lie eS gewobut mar mo oo'
Ger oitmal8 SHmal6auS 8lm Gii.
denmeiiter muroe. EaS alie @ott.
Dcnraueu 6dlt Ole 2eute iiber @aHcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
glehnn6lnna BON Qeiitenbriidlen.

oSbr 8ru6bono lit ein 5egen fir
mid. SD fam mid binIeben, 6iiden
lno 9laeS tbun lu0 DER 9ru6 orinet
niht beroor un0 9laes in 9laem iit eS
oos bcpicuite, 0ns i'd ie botte (babc
5cbn auOerc glrten setrngen). 9Rog
@ott Sic in S6rem gSerfe ieenen lit
oos @ebet eines alten 9iirgerfriees.
Geterauen in mcinen rs. Sabre. 16.
Nldr5 1914. (@c5.) s. .. gOpe5, 81.
=. 9. gfr. /, @Ipoton, @fo." llnier
oHaoicol Cure" gru9bon0 fam elm
@leidcs fir sic tbun.
=. s.. Mersebenu, 525 gt.Gntou.Str.
(9lpril1D (9In5cigc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
g9a6renS ser Citer.I Iyeierfaac

iolltc oui feiner Soiel cine 6loi@e
vSoloce" aus 8reo, 9ouernidmiot's
..glmericon 9rouerei" feblcn Gin
Wlos y5oloce~ cr5cugt aroit Imo er.
mGgli6t Dem SDiteuL lid 81 crbo'
len. SorgfGltiges 9roueL griinolihe
@dbumg, longes 9ogern er5cngen
Gin perfeftes Bier. 9eiteat oober To-
irrt cine aiitc oicieS beliebten @e-
trGnfcS bel gurem 99irtb ODER Eel.
6. & q. @et. 9ernon 1854. 9rouerci:
Sorforo glpc.. M}ouiment- liuO Sil.
len. 5trabe, (9lprili1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
1856 Soien OerOuftet.

Solomon Stein bon gtr. 1854,
@ranboitrdBe, floate acliern Der @o-
li5ci iein SeiO ii6er einen anse6Iiden
Gin6rubSOiebito6l Ger IN ieinem @e.
ihdit periibt moroeu lit. Su Der
9iodt pom 0ouneritog aui ,Sreitag,
10 diiloerte cr gonj aiiaeregt icin
N1iBgei6id, ieieu ibm 1856 9aar 500
fen Die er beim &erloiien Oes @e-
i6GfteS nod iorgi6ltig ueridloiier
babe. iortaefonumeu. 0o Sr Stein
nidt weiB, wer ser llebelt6ater gene
fen Iein mag, 6n6er oie Getettips lid
ieiner So6e ongenomnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11

GinorudSpoIle Eroier.@ottesoieuiie
aeitcru III aaeu airdeu Sm
@eidoitslebeu ober fein ,,itiacr
6retoe" 9luiiiide 8otidoit
6c'm @ottesoieuit in Sen 6ieiigeu
ariec1iid.fot6oIii6en airdeu.
g9ie rl6ig lit ee am G6orireitag
an oieiem ieierliditeu Gage ocS Sir.
6eniobreS III 1cntidlano glae 9Ir.
6cit 1T eiugeiteIlt, gollfonmene 9l.
be 6erridt iiberoll. 9l6er in 9lmeri.
la? Sier lit ser Gbarfreitog uie
ieoer anoere Joa. 0eriel6c 2drm
Oaiielbe iieberGafte 6aiten Der @e.
id)ditspet 0llu Ole airhen erinnern
ooran oaB es Der @eoenttaa Der
areu3igung oeS Seilanos lit lmo Die
oiientliden 9iireour iino gehloiien.
,Sn alien 3irheu ser StoOt fanoen
geiiern 01orqen 9lahnittog ODER
9l6eno @ottesoieuiie iiott @ottes'
oienite tieiiter Grouer. 81 oen Ia.
t6oIiider 3irc6eu madte ole Grouer
iid bemcrf6ar ourd Oie 9l6peienbeit
Der Nluiit ser breunenoen aer5en II.
Oes S6nludeS ser 9(tdrc; in Sen
cpiStopolen @otteS6duieru iano am
Radmittog Gin Oreiitihoiger @ottes
oienit itatt 3um2lnoenfeu an Die orei.
itiinoiaen 9eioeu imO GuolelL oie
Der SeilauO am &rcu3e duSitano; IN
ocn ii6rigen proteitantiihen airden
purOen am 8ormittn9 unO 9Ibeuo
Grauergoitesoienite aebolten
Gin Iog ser SreuOe.
Sm oircfteu @egeniab SIT Der ge.
itriaen 6eicr peroen Die GotteSoien.
iie Itc6eu Die nIorgen in allen Sir.
den ae6alten weroen 2oute Srsl-
Sc miro 6erri6eu Su6el iiber 0ie
9luieritcblna oeS gefreiBigten Sei.
LAMBS uuo @rloiuug 0er Nlenibbcit
llno aud III sen 6amilien 6errid)t
moroen 6obe Ireuoe. Ga finOen ols
lcr6anO 9eidcnfunocu itott 5rmeiit
III @ieru yCiierciern", sic butt
aeidrbt iino mo Oft iinurei6c Sn.
itriitcu tragen. Cen @inOern miro
cr5d0lt ooB Ser ,Ciicrbaic" Sic Gicr
acIeat bot
CitergriiBe peroen ausgetouidt
5tpiidqn 5aniilienglnae6origen mo
Sreuuoen geidWodpoll oetorirtc
5eiifarieu oiencu lum 9lustoliid Die.
ier CiiergriiBe,
Otter 9roaramm oer 2 (
@atrids @emetnoe
Sin rcd6oltiaes mniitalii6eS
@roqronm bat 4roiciior 6reoerid
81 Suber, ser Graoniit Der fat6oli-
ihen ct @atridS Stride, fir Die
bci0eu 5eiiaottesoieniie om Otter.
Souutag auiaeiielt. 1oS ieierlide
Sodont ueldbes nm bol6 II ll6r tes
ginut. miro &ater Sames =. Gonos
6ue Celc6riren 9oter Bernard @}c-
9lamora imo 9oter Z. 3. 86eeler
uayOeu ais Chiffon reip Snboiafon
iinairen Gns @Aiifprooramm iest
iid iolgcnoermoben 5mammcH:
GiterlieO (Crgeluortraa), Tetbier;
a'ioi 9lquout 2ncdeii; llniolo Dc
@ortals, @oiuoo 9Drie. Dleiie 16,
Ann0n Mlnrin. NNn0n. Nnec lies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
Spnoer6are g9iiuIdle.

Die @erid0neumgs .8ereine al Der
9eloir.&ooO 6oben Oem 9ii1ter Dmns
can in Goipioii cine 3ui6riit geionot,
in wclder iie 0enielbcn erinhen an
feline 8erion cine Siceu5 ous5uiteIleu
weIHc ne6en Der @irtbihoit eineri
GouSertgarten einridten MIL $50
man iingt. oo laB Old ul6ig uieoer;
60ic Nleni6en babel feline Sie0er"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
2uppeImorS.


Der g}a6e Ser Gomoen- StroBe
pon einem @ai6iugtoner @oa.
fopi eridoiieu. Cas grim.
duaige lluse6euer" ioa ole 8er-
oulaiiimg 81 oer i6mar5eu 15at
iein. Ger Geger ipurloS oer-
ibwunoeu.
"a ieine frii6ere @eliebte, Die gls-
germ 6lorence @6aie, nidtS me6r
pom i6m miiien woQte. idlid iid Der
geqer Charles Giron aus g9aibiug.
ion geIteru Olorgen in OaS SnuS Der.
iel6eu, 9lr. 800, 9eoioro.StraBe, err
ihoB lie, iopie cine anOere 9legcrin,
Nlargaret gromn mo neriudjte, ei.
uen inn ielben Saie mobnenoen gle.
ger ebeniaQs 81 tooten. Sieraui, Der.
lieB er, Oen rau6cuOeu Eeuoluer nod
in Der Sono. oas Saus mo fonnte,
trob Der efrigiteu 9emii6iugeu Der
9oli3ei. bis iest nod nidt eutocdt
meroen.
Die 9ol5ei ian0 6lorencc Gbaie
toOt ali Dem 5rottoir Dor Dem @ouic
Iieacu 9idjt ueben ibr beiano iicb
sic Iter6enoe Nlorgaret 9romm Ocreu
Zoo aiti Dem @egc nod Dem @lercp.
Soipital in Der glm6ulan5 oeS flo.
lideu CiitriftS ctrtrot 9eiOe Seid.
nome murOul nad Der Mlorgnc &c
6raht
@emGB Den qlngo6en @arp Ris
dloroiou'S. elmer 9fegcrin, ole nit
Dem g}eaer 9lttber &eeo MIR ourd
oas @eriagen oeS HcOolUers Dem
1ooe cutgiha, oenn audi aui lie uer-
iubte giron 81 feuern mar Der lPor-
Der bereiiS felt etua 5wei @oben biu-
fer ieiner ebemaligen @elie6ten Der
.6loreuce imo Tiron le6ten fiir5e
Belt III gGr. 10, Sit-Dort. .StraBe, 5u-
iomneu" iagtc Die 9iegerin; yOor
5mei @oHen trernten Ee iid lmo 5Io.
renee fam 5u mir. Canals idlong
1iron ein Cell Inn ibren Sals mo
oeriudjtr, Iie 5u croroiieIn. gs ae.
lang i6r jeooh, nod inn lebten Pm.
aen6lid ji entfommeu"
N4arD 9lihorOion CAB ierner an,
ooB Tirou IN i6ren Seller eiugebro.
djeu iei. inO ais 6lorence Den Sol.
ranm beireteu babe, iid aui iie itiir.
5eu mollte. Slorence iei ibreienO ms
SauS 5uriidgelalien, Giron iei i6r
aeiolgt babe lie in Der aiide eiuge-
bolt imo NIT cinem &eOolper, ben er
in Ger linfen SonO bielt, oltf Tie ge-
i6oiicu. 3meinaI traf er Die 9lege'
rim in Sic 9ruit, erbidte Oarauf
O1orooret @romu i'm ielben &oume
rno ieuerte alh oili Oieie eiuenSbuB
ob, oeiieu auaeI oen 0lilno Der 9le-
gerin troi, ans Dem Sintertopie pie.
Der auStrat unO ole @ange OeS gle.
gers 9leeo Ilroiite. Sieraui 3ielte
Giron oii Moro 9iidaroiou, oriidte
5ueimol al, nber Die @aiic periaatc
6eioc Nale. Gaiielbe mar Der 6oll
ais er aiii &eeo anlegte. Zen 9Re.
polpcr nod in Der linfen Sono bal.
teno, rmlute Diron Johann ans Dem
Saidc.
Gic &olisei inter Gopit6u Gan.
trvS 9cihmg arbeitet iie6er6dit I'M
ocs iliirbtiqen MorOers 6abbait ju
peroeu gr 1T uugeid6r 30 Sabre
olt 3 SUB mo fl 3oa aroB, bon
brduner poutiarbe, trug groue 500
fen, graucn 5rpeoter, brouues Sadc
rmo eiucu iia6liarbiaeu peihen Sut.
Gr NOR in @oi6inaton 2 s., wo6n.
bait.
Gle 9}egcrin Maro 9liharoion, io-
pic oic 9leaerin 2lma Soopcr mo
Der 9legcr 2utber &eeO wuroen ais
Stoats5eugeu in Ole iioIide @oli3ei.
itaiion eingeleiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11

lit; gou5 SaiuoiS noroli6 bon elmer
9inic Die BON Der SiiOgrer5e Der fol-
eenOen Counties gebilOet miro: Son-
cod, S6uDler, SAB, Songomon
G6riition S6elbp, Cumberland mo
Glorf; gon5 Snoinno uoroHd BON
elmer 9inie, Die bon Der Siiogreu5e
Der folaenoen Counties eebiloet miro:
8igo, GIap, Spen, @}onroe, 9romn
Bartholomew, SeuuiugS, 9iipIeo ilnO
Ohio.
S.-St9ouiS. GopitoI $62t9,,
1913. 434 glatiouoI6onfen H. i. 10.
9lrfonios, aan5 @liiiolri 0itlicb BON
DER @eitsreu5e Der Counties Sorri-
ion, 0opieB, GalOwea, &oD, 9oio.
pette, Sobnion SenrD, Ct. Clair, Sc.
oor, GaOe, 9owrence mo 8arrp;
aau5 SaiuoiS ouBer Dem Giitrift 9Sr
z; gal5 aeuhtdp auBer Dem Giitrift
gtr. a; gon5 Genneiee oiiBer oemGi
itrift 9tr. uno 9on5 @liiiiiiippi au-
Der Dem 0iitrift 9tr. 6.
g. II @inneopoIis aapitol
$4,702,864. 7S7 9}otioual6anfen II. /.
10. Nlontono, 9}ort6 0ofoto, South
0ofotn, @duneiota, gon5 @iSconiin
lmO gon5 @lidigau onBer Dem Gi-
ltrift 9}r. Z.
10. &onioS GitD. &opitol
$5,5949t6. $50 9lotionalbanfen II.
/. 10. aanias, 9}ebraSfo, Colorado,
@poming, oon5 N}iiiouri auBer Dem
0iitrift 9}r. s, sou5 SHu6oma moro.
lid Don elmer 9inie, Oie bon ser
Siiogren5e Der folaenOen Counties
gebiloet miro: Gais, GepeD, Blaine,
Canadian, Glepelono, 9ottomotomie,
Seminole, Gfgusfee, Ylintoi6, NluS.
fogee lmO SeQuopo6; gang 9}eu
Merifo n0rOlib bon elmer 2inie, 0ie
BON ser Siiogreu5e Ger ioI9euoeu
Counties gebiloet miro: McainleD
SonOooo, Santa sc, Gan Miguel
mo Linton.
tt.-GolloS. aopitol $5,634,
09i. 726 giotioual6aufen II. (. 10.
Geras, gou5 9Iew @lerifo lluO SfIa
bona ouBer Dem Giitrift 9|r. 10;
gou5 2ouiiiona auBer Sem Giitrift
g}r. s, iowie ole folgenOeu Counties
in 9lri5ouo. @imo @robom, @reeu
lee. Godiie uno Santa Grl5.
San 6ronciSco. aopi
tai $S,ii5,524. 5l4 9}utionolboufen
II. /. 10. California. @ai6iugtou Ore
gon, SOo6o g}euaoo llto6, Ionic
gou5 9lri5ouo auBer Dem Giitrift 9|r
If.
@r0Beuu0G Ginwobner5dbl.
1. ~ 66,465 Guaoratueilcn; g..
557S4i Giupo6ner.
2 1910 GuaOrotmeileu; g.,
1929 @inpobner
3. II 39S65 2uaOrotneilen, s.
ttO.2t7 Ginmo6uer.
A. II tS3,995 GiloOrotmeilen; T..
96i ,O22 @iumo6ner.
8. t78,Sts 0uoorotmeilcn; S.
519313 @impobuer
6. r. 2S3s60 Guoorotmeilen; g..
695,34t @inpobner.
Z. 176,940 Guaoratmeilen; 12,s
63O,3S3 Ginmobner.
s. r. 146,474 Nuaorotmeileu; g..
726,6tt @inpobner.
8. - 1880 0ua0ratmeilens 81
724,S93 @inpobner,
10. ~ 509,649 GuoorotlHeilens g.
306,S50 Ginwobner.
Il. = 4o4,826 nuoorotmeilen 81
310,561 Ginmo6ner,
10. - 603j65S 2uoorotneileu; 8.
3S9,303 Ginpo6ner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
llnier6oltnuos.g9 .g9eaweiicr

,,1llobcmir" GiH0cborcuengcbcn ami oef
qtHl ppntIi (geun0clhilber)
,.MubitOriuni" sIbc 2eoli".
,.OUlOnial" NicEnobcus Slnie"
,,T1rois Subiib BON Neibulid" (gsduoe
0iher)
,,NuNcth NWerlcau Beauties"
,,UlntplanD NuuocDiue uHo leanoeblber.
,,4pric" aln i4 glprl Abenoe quo
3doiS" gCtniorieus@ecnihait nno gBbllnoels
NNi0a a-rheiipr"l
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NoipilaI erlGlt nclem glamen.

@ouocrneir @olos6oroug6 inter-
acimnpic Qeiteru Die &orlagc, pelhe
sen 0amcn oes uDlarplnuo Someos
pai6iibcn 0oipiials~ IN DSobucmanH
Beneral ooipiial~ imianoert Sin
ciaeni6iinlibes 3iiamnentreiien
iUar e5 ou6 oaB aeitern Der i50.
sa6restaa oer @e6urt Don Gbriltiou
zanmcl SabncmaHn, 0es @rilnoers
oer bonleopat6iiHen gleoijiniduIe.
mar Ole @eantcn oes 8oipitals
it0 ,So6n Dl @beeler @rdiioent,
eomaro 9loBlnann Gice.Rrolioent
"a 9Q Sleeper Sctretdr s. y Ritter
2haemeincr mo 0arrp s. @illol
Anluali
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
ennnrnanf. nnb llnteraana.

Sonnenoutgong . II. 80 W.
Sonnenntergan9 6 II. 80 Wt,
aQonoaugoug s Il. l5 &c. 9lbenos.
Ilmb 7 H. - @l. Oloreens.
6lutb ...7 Il. 20 gl. Abenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
@ermania.gSc .gScraniismuss.%ereiu,
". Il. & u. WI.
Sterfeit SOnutag IL. gIpril.
@rou6ner's gSeit-6uo.@arf.
(9lpriIl1-i2)
NaraeIillider iEriertan 6cainni.

GaS @oiia6feit eineS ser groBten
in Dem israelitiiden aolenoer, be.
gann geiIeru 9lbeno NIT Sonnen.
untergang lmo miro md6reuo elmer
@odc our6 gr6bere @ottesoienite IN
ocn Spnagoaen oeiciert werOen Sn
i1mutlidjcn iSraelitiideu @o6uiH.
gen ionoeu geitern 9lben0 6amilicn.
Ieltlidtetcn itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
y@ermania.S .SurnUereiu."
,lGbrlideS SdJantnrnen,
DlOntag, 20. 9Ipril,
9e6mann'S Sale.
(9(pril5, ,20)
9er6rannte i'd.

g9d6reno Soiep6 &osfotil bon gtr.
2t1, gtoro.DimcanitraBe, aeitern Dor
Dem 9oli5eiricbter Dean in Der moro
oitli1en &oIi5eiItation itauo, Inn lih
mcaeu zines n9ranOeS~ 81 uerant-
morten idhigen 6lommeu aus einer
Ieiner Gaideu. @r bate ieiue bren-
uenoe @ieife oa6iu seitedt. Der go
lisciri6ter leate Dem Maune cine
Strofe bon S25 mO Soften aui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
oSic gluferitebnng Ser @eredten ruO
llnaeredlten."

Qeutider Gortrog lmter Den 9lr'
ipi8ien Scr aSnternotionulcu 9ibel.
Toriber 9ereinigng~ SOnntag, oen
12. 9(pril, 3 llbr gtadni, Surn's
Sale, 1919 @eit.glortb 9lpc, nu6e
@tooiion. 0oS 9Su6litum ber5lid
eingeloOcn.
(glpril11) (9ln6eigc)
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0akt nus 81 ScbbcI' 8

ee6en nuO ms in 6Onfirmatiums-
@leiOeru nnfuebmeH weil iic bort
Die SilOer 10 tlar nnS ianber, nnFer-
benz Elm egtra-srOhes nit benz
GntenO MAIDEN.
Sebbel's ein5iees 9ltelier,
gtr. 321, giOrO.@aN. N.Strafe,
nabe Sisb-Srahe,
Wlan beadJte glamen an Der S6iire.
(sprli-iMD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11

Baltimore Sagern.gSereiu."
Eitcr.Nlontas, i3. 9lpril 1914.
Cprina's 6qAe, 3. Str. II, 6ait.gIue.
(glpriIli-3)
The Irish standard., 1914-06-27
THE CELTIC CROSS.

Through storm, and fire, and gloom,
see it stand,
Firm. broad, and tall
The Celtic Cross that marks our
Fatherland.
Amid them all!
Druids, and Danes, and Saxons vainly
rage
Around it's base;
1t standeth shock on shock, and age
on age.
Star Of scattered race.
o. Holy Cross! dear symbol of the
dread
Death Of our Lord,
Around thee long have slept our Mar
tyr-dead,
Sward over sward!
An hundred Bishops myself can
count
Among the slain;
Chiefs, Captains, rank and file, a
shining mount
OF Gods ripe grain.
And they would tear thee out of Irish
soil.
The guilty fools!
How time must mock their antiquat-
ed toll
And broken tools!
Cranmer and Cromwell from thy
grasp retired,
Baffled and thrown;
William and Anne to sap thy site con-
spired-
The rest is known!
II. D. MCGEE.
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Norseland band furnished music

Norseland band furnished music
throughout the day.
Faribault, NINA wedding took
place Tuesday. June 16, at the
Church Of the Sacred Heart, when
Miss Anna v. Roy became the wife
Of Michael G.. Grundman. Rev.
Father Monge celebrated mass.
Shieldsville, Minn.-Miss Gather
inc Walsh and Irwin Schneider were
married Tuesday, June 16. in St.
Patrick's church. Miss Florence Men
ton of this city was the brides only
attendant and Mr.. John Leonard was
best man.
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Slayton, NINA pretty church
wedding was solemnized Thursday,
June Is, when Miss Eleanor Merce-
des Walter became the bride of Ar
thur Aubin. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Cannon, pas
tor of the St. Louis Catholic church.
The attending couple were Miss Ma
bel Walter, sister of the bride, and
Victor Holman.
Shakopee. MINI. - On Sunday
evening, June IA, the St. Marks
parochial school held their closing
exercises at the Opera House. The
hall was packed to its utmost.
Monsignor Alois Plut conferred
the diplomas. congratulating the
members of the class on the success
full conclusion of their school ca
reer at st. Marks. Atty. ]. J. MORT
arity gave a very interesting talk on
education and praised the work of
the institution and the instructors,
the Notre Dame Sisters.
Shakopee, NINA wedding took
place at st. Marks Catholic church
on Tuesday morning, June 16. when
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Latour of this
city gave their daughter. Miss jose
phine, in marriage to Mr.. Peter J.
Lebens. Monsignor Alois Plut offlciat-
ing.
st. Peter. Minn.-sunday. June 81,
the feast of Corpus Christi was cele-
brated by the practitioners Of the
Middle Lake Catholic church, who
gave their annual picnic on the
church grounds. Rev. Father sklu-
!zacek held mass at 10 o'clock, and
at its close the ladies Of the church
served one Of their fine dinners. In
the afternoon there was ball game
between the Nicollet and Oshava
teams. and program Of athletic
sports. including eight races and 9TH
or games. were carried out. The
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tate with view to arranging pur-
chase prices. Negotiations have been
between the parties, but
in some cases the tenants are unwill-
ing to pay the prices asked.
Mr.. Birrell has informed Mr.. Doris
that the Congested Districts Board
have recently issued a final offer to
the Marquis of Sligo for the pur-
chase of his estate in Co. Mayo,
which has been practically accepted
by the owner, but the preliminary
agreement for purchase has not yet
been entered into.
Queens.
Judge McElligot, at Philipstown
Quarter Sessions, allowed $50 COM
pensation to Mr.. James Dunno. of
Kilbride. Portarlington. who claimed
s192 in respect of the driving Of 90
head of cattle. the amount to be lev
led of the electoral divisions of
Cloneygowan. O'Dempsey, and Bally-
sheerin. Sc was allowed to aJmes
Douglas. of Spa lane. Portarlington.
who claimed a1O for the alleged ma
licious burning of a clump Of turf.
Roscommon.
On Monday and Tuesday, May rs
and 26, there were scenes of unex-
ampled enthusiasm in Boyle, when
the news reached of the passage of
the Home Rule Bill for the third and
last time through the House of Com
mons. The Boyle Irish National Vol
unteers under Mr.. Chas. H. Devine,
and headed by their splendid fife and
drum band, turned out and paraded
the streets. A huge bonfire was lit
on the Crescent, every house was
brilliantly Illuminated, and every hill
top around was ablaze.
Sligo.
Some excitement was caused in
the district by the appearance of a
destroyer in Sligo Bay, the vessel
getting into communication with
coastguards at ROSES Point and
Roughlay. A rumor has gained cur
rency that rifles for Irish Volun-
ity.
The late Mr.. Owen Wynne, D. L.,
Hardwood Co., Sligo, left personal
estate valued at 21s,196. He left
$4,000 equally to his daughters; 225
per annum to his gamekeeper; his
real estate to his daughter Muriel
for life, with remainder to her heirs.
Tipperary.
For moving nine head of cattle
into restricted farm at Ballinilard,
County Tipperary, William Cavan-
agh, farmer and cattle dealer, Chair
hill, Bansha, was fined So, and his
son Michael 81. The defendants
stated they understood the restric-
lions were being removed.
Mr.. R. Cough of the Thurles
Branch of the Munster and Leinster
Bank, was entertained to farewell
dinner on the occasion of his trans
fer on promotion to Limerick. Mr..
Murphy. Borriskane, takes his place
at Thurles.
Regret is felt in sporting circles
in the South of ireland, at the death
of Mr.. Patrick Maher, Cashel, who
has succumbed to an attack of pneu-
monia. Deceased was an owner of
race horses and an extensive cattle
dealer.
Tyrone.
Mr.. William Corker, Clerk of
Omagh, Urban Council, was granted
an increase of salary of ego yearly.
A vote of coincidence was passed to
the relatives of the late Mr.. Hugh
Kirk, j. p, a we'll known local mer-
chant. DR.. Thompson and Mr.. James
White were proposed for co-option,
and. on poll, the latter. by to 6
votes for DR.. Thompson, was elected.
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Dan. coushlan; Rec: Sec. P. a. Jordan.
aid; ms. Sec, John Mccall; Treas, +.
r. Coughlan. Meet in K. c. hall, second
and fourth Sundays Of month at p. m.
Division No. 2. Madison Lake-Presi-
dent, Jas. Sullivan. Madison Lake; vice
pres. NJ. A. Sullivan, Madison Lake; rec.
sec. p. j. McGrath. Madison Lake; ms.
Sec. VIM. p. Connor, Madison Lake;
treas, John Mcnamara, Eagle Lake;
are held on second and fourth Sundays
OF month in Woodman's hall, Madison