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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17

SSm SdpUnr5unlO Dull Satpt1.
Sir Oir Sonincrierien Gilt iebt
sic 9oiuug: See 9lmerico firit,"
imO oes6ol6 oiiritc Der glrtifel nSnt
S6par5polo BON Cofota,~ BON @il-
5elm non SGpoben in Der Stlinum-
mer Der nGeuti1eu Sausfrou,~ Oie
ais 9ei6lott Oes oGeutidlen GORE
iponOenten" am %. Suli cri1eint,
ocn 9eier in nod erbo6tem @loBe
intereiiireu Sn ouSfii6rli1iter @eie
peroen Oie 2onOeS- -S60n6citen oie-
Ier @egeuo pom Gerfoiier gei6iloert.
Serrlide @egenOen bieten sic prGhti-
gen @6lOer 5um Gampieren unO
6reuuOe oes 6iicbfauaes founen Oie-
iem Sport bier nod Ser3enSIuit fol.
GEN Oenn in Ben 5o6lrei6cn Sliiiieu
unO Seen lit fiir rei9licbe 9cute ge-
iorgt. Cos &lima ioll Elm belonocrs
5utrGgli6eS in0 sic @einObeit i0r-
oernOes iein, oa6er mo6l Elm Soni-
nerallfent6olt in oieier Gegeno Ie6r
3u empfe6len. gln anOereu 9lrtifeln
in Oieier glunmer ser 3eitidriit iinO
5u eriudbnen: nGie iIluitrirte Gbro-
nif Scr 3cit," nit umfaiienOer @e.
leu6tung ser OollitdnOigen ariegs.
lage bier uuo in europa, n9iloer aus
Scr @eicbi1te 9lmerifo's,@ bon Ir.
q. q. 3immermonn, Sic &amillen"
itnO lire nlb6ringen0e GermenOlmg,
Sic Sliege unter Dem W1ifroifop,"
BON Or. 6. 9aoe, n9abp in Ser Som-
meririide gori9ldge fir SauSbolt-
griparniiic in Der ieeigen idwereu
3eit lmO nod glnoeres me6r.
Der lauienOe &omnn: rGie ariegs.
bralit, bon Seomig Gourt6s.Nla6ler,
lno cine fiiSere @3G6hmg: Stir
me- BON aate 2ubopsfi, limo in oie-
em Seit beionOers rmter6alteno.
Sir Die aleinen lit aud ollerlei I'm
terbaltenOes inO 2e6rreiHes oorgeic.
ben unO 0hIiifireitnOe iinOen in Dem
2ieoe bon Otto GiebIen: o2l6, meu
ein rehtes @eoenten bllbt," cine
bii6ide lleberrui6ung
Ger bauspirt6i6uftlide G6eil bic
tet Sausfraua. cine groBe 93ei66ol-
tiefeit neri6ie5ener neuer uno nor-
5iglider He5epte fir Die Iofel un0
gum Gonierpiren BON 5riihten. Sir
fleiBige &onoor6eiterinnen lit cine
groBe 9luspa6l Der perIdieOenIten
gorlageu 81 moOerner aleiounq fir
Gamen mO 9iuOer uno in Stide-
reien imO 6dfelor6eiten oorgeIe6en.
Die 9u6rif oShobfdIlein praftiider
@infe" miro NIT jeOem Seite eit
reidboItigeres 9la6i1lageperf fiir
Die 0ousirai ouf alien @c6ieten 0eS
6uus bnltS um0 @ortens.
gie ueiteren @n6rifen: ,Stimmen
ans Dem eierfreiie," ,Gr6etene 9ot6.
idldge," nSrieifoiten ser &eooftion,"
oSous uno Scr0~ un0 ,gger iudt
9erpan0te mo @efannte~ oeud6rpn
aud in 0iciem 0cit micOer Den Qeie-
rinnen eruiiniAtc @elegen6eit, neie
9efountigoiteu ontufniipfen upo
uerniBte TeruonOte ODER 6relnoe
aus Der SllgenO5eit ailf5uiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17

sSn Grincc Georges GoiintD mol
len Die g8irtbe oos BON Der Wcieb.
gc6ung oneenonlmene @robibitions.
Scleb fir Erirce Georges GountD
bctGmpfen. Die @rtbe boliren ibre
@ebmlphng, Dab oos @eies uncon.
ititltionea it, auf Ole gIneabc, OoB
ole Spe5ioleeiebgeblng ocn 3eitpunft
fir ods Erodenlegen 0es Counties
onf ocn /. NoOembcr ieitgeiett bat,
mdbren0 lie fir oie 2iccn0 bis gum
nddlten Wloi be5ablt babcn obne oaB
Ole WeIcbgc6ung @oribriiten getrof-
fen Bat. ooB oos 81 bicl be5oblte @elO
ouriid eritottct miro. DeSgleihen lit
in Der 9ia Gin 9lbihnitt cntboIien,
ueIber Die Ginfiibring bon einenI
2uott Spiritioien jeocn Wlnoat fiir
ie0cn Wlanu geitottet, mdbreno am
SItlier cine @oaone pro Wtonot CT.
Ioubt miro. Der 9unoes 0ilnifts-
glnuoIt bat obcr cntidlieocn Dab oas
,,irodcnc" gIluOesgeieb ouf olc
E6cilc in MorDlono gc5ug bot, no
oie @cictgcbung n2ocol Option al.
ocoronct bat Gs miro oIio ieOcs
Gocal. GptionGouutp in @lorDlono,
OBJ sic Ginfubr bon elmer @oIonc pro
Dfonu eeiiaitet 1T ooer nidt utno.
rbcuirodeu1 gemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
nie 1radltratcn. .CsrN6Nana

9lui oacn oltIidcu gobnen 1T &C.
Iicrn Die oemdbrtt geringe 6ro@tra.
cuGrbo6uug in aroit gctreten. Sir
aobIcn uno anoeres 9rennmateriol
trot bic Ratc iAon am 1. Suli in
Strait.
Dcsgleihen trat erltcrn Der Flon
IN Qroit. oac aoblen mclde filr Den
Grport bcItimmt iino, in gemeinla'
men Seuoungen nad Baltimore 0ll
brinQen. 99ie oicier @lan orbeitet,
nnlB crit Ole 8ufinit lebrcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
Ncn gnnScg6cdarOcn ii6eruieIen.

Inter Der 9(niHuloiglng, 0os
Monn'ibe o@eiBc Sflopen~ @ciet
berlebt 81 boben miro Der % Sabre
oltc glIfrco $. aniieIl bon 9lmbler,
Eo.. bon &itter 9renoeI in Der norb.
iucitlideu @oli6ciltotiou fir Die Bun.
0esbeb0rocn feltgeboIten. Gr wurOe
am ylohuittag Dem gunoesmarihol
Stodbom iibcripieien. g(od glusiogcn
rer Eoli6ei ion aniien oic 10 Sabre
olte 6rou Snrob Scffner bon Cans
oalc, 9So., bicrber bon Ybilo0elpbio
fir ongeblib unmoroliide 3wcdc &C.
broht babcn. 0os Eonr milroe bon
Sergeant g8or0cn uno Yoli5ilt Shol-
fer pom noromeitliden 9iitrift in ci-
ncn Souic an Der glor6- gutonitroBe
perbaftet. Qie Srou ioet iie bobe
i'm gllter bon 10 SSobren eebeiratbet
lno ici ibrem 9lame onoon eelalI-
fen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
Scr critic @erte6rspOIitiIt in OFT
Baltimore.

Sn glnbetrodt Der oielen ltngliids.
iGue an ocr @nitern 9lpemle uno GU
mooo. StrcBe poltirte Ole ASoIiaei.8e-
borOe unl Somitae einen @ertebrs'
Eoli0ilten an Die eenannte Gde. 0ie
9leuernng bat 6ereits quite 6riidie
ge0eitigt oenn es 1T cine mertlide
9lbnabme bon llngliidsfdnen an je'
ner Steae 5u ber3eidnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
scl6ltmurO int SOteI.

Somes 6. Glp, iun., iagtc iid cine
augel Ourd Sen Gopi i'm vSotel
SSopce." - Geri@ieo i'm lluiper-
iitp.Soipitol. IL 9itt an @tonIoin-
@ergiitung. - Sotte ilmge 6rolI
ais ieiue Satin regiitrirt. n
9e6te oetrennt BON ieiuer re6t-
mdBigen 6rou.
Ger. 3S Sabre olte Sames 6. GlD,
elm @ei6ditsreiienOer, Der bis Dor
aur5em bei Ser @cipiirj. 6irma %or-
rii6 Bros. bier angciteat wor, iagtc
Iic6 geitern Morgen i'm nSotel SoDcc~
cine augel our6 oen &opf. @r wur0e
ioiort nad Dem llniperiitD-Soipitnl
ee6romt. 100 er nm , ll6r 0tadmit-
tags ieincn @eiit oufgob. g9os Glp
5n Dem SeIbitmorO peranlaBt Bat lit
Elm @e1einlniB, Oas Die YoIi5ei ouf5u-
Oeden perIuft SSm n0otel SSoDce"
lplroe erfldrt, oaB Glp Dor fiinf Go-
gen in 9egleitng elmer iuugen 8roil
3immcr belegt ino iiG I'M 6renoeu-
Bud ais aSomes 6. @lp, ilnv inO
@ottin" eingeihrie6en babe.
Die llnteriudllng Der Foli5ei bat
6oIgenOeS crgc6en: Cine 6rau Sames
e. Glp. iiin., mo6nt i'm @olbert
9lpartment6auS an Ser Gde Ser
Charles -StroBe unO 9ofopettc-9lOe.
Sm 6otel mar GlD ais @eidGitsrei-
ienoer 6efannt. Oeiien Gltern in
Observation-Disclosures mobnen. Sam.
itag crfranftc er an @tomain-@er.
giitunal ooh i9ien er ii@ ipdter er.
bolt 81 baben
Gle S1ieBaifoire true iid, pie
idon geiogt geitern Wlorgen 5u; 3ur
3eit Oerielben befan0 Iid ole iunge
6rau, Die be6ouptet, ieine rcdtnldBige
Satin 81 fem ange6lid in Oemiel.
ben 3immer.
Gie 6rau erfldrte, OoB iie ieine
5tueite iSrau iei unO OoB er pom ieiner
eriten Sroii geiGieOen mGre.
SIN Nol6ert 2lpartment6ous gas
Die anOere 6rou SaIties 6. GlD an
ooB iie ibren @otten Dor orei5ebn
Sabren gebeiratbet batte iiuo Dab ibr
Md0hennomen Gleanor Griscoll &c.
lueieu iei, OoB i6r Seim in Waiahu.
let's NOR, no ibre 6omilie woblbe-
fonnt pdre. sic erflGrte ierner, bob
ibr @atte Dor fiini Sabren iih BON
elmer ilmgen Iome aus @nrfers6urg,
@..@a., 6etb0ren IieB. 9or ungefG6r
orei Sabren trennte iih oas @bepaar,
o6ne ieooh iid ibeioeu 5u laiien.
Gins Gltern mo6nen in glr. 29tS,
@eit-giort6.9lpenue gr iel6it bat frii-
Der in Soreit Sill, SarforO.Gountp,
geiuobnt. CHS SreinOe ioeen, onB
er iicb oes 6itern nit Sel6itmoroge
oanfen 6erumgctragen Bate, 0a
ieine @ehno6eit Oiel 81 piiniden
iibrig IieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17

imo 9leiu obGcIieiert woroen uno iie
crbieltcn ber5liden Oont oofiir.
9lle Snternirte lniien aud ane
ibrc 8rcunOe in Baltimore uno lin.
geaeno ber6lid griiBen init Dem
@unihe, Dob Der aricg balo uoriiber
iciu m0ee uno Dab iie baIO ibre
6reunoe in Ger iBnen lieb geporoe.
nen Wlonumentcuitoot pieoer begrii-
ben f0nncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
eoIliiiOn in Der Slort6.sIOsune.

III Scr .glpcuue, in ocr Ndbe
Ser 9Iisquitb. .Straijc, fano oeltcrn
Wloracn Inn Z llbr elm 3uiammen.
Iios 5uilden eincm Dem Gbos. Yoiro
ron g1r. 2l0l 8eOerol,5 5troBe, &C.
boriQen Gismoeru umo cinem Stro.
Genbabnpnqgon Ocr Milton.9lpenuc
gtott. 9oiro ipurOc bonn @agen &C.
idllelIoert, blieb abcr unperlcbt- Dos
Qfer0 crbiclt cine SdnittpurOe an
ocr @rnit, @cioe Gefdbrte wuroen
beiddoiet'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
Nrieffaitrn.

6. y. rDhlB id gum gunoes.
Yorihoa geben wcnn id meinen
GrloubniBihcm gcdnocrt babcn
pia?~ ~ Soipobl ober menu sic
nod elmer @egeno eeben no feiuc
ariegs0one it, brauden Sic MIR 6lt
ueIOen, OoB sic ou iolhcm Eoec
nod % uuo oo peraieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
glassia naac fScIOIaacr.

9lnOesnarldoll Stodban lmo leIne
9Iiiiiteuten nebmen &o55ia no6e
oem 6eIoloeer 9(omiral Dor. II
GonfiScirt 2S00 6loiben Bier
unO % Sdiier Iccrer 8ieriIaiden.
9ringt @erboitete noH 9aIii-
more.
9eidmcrOen sic felt GINGER 3eit
in ieinem 9ureou iiber Sen &erfuuf
geiitiger @etrdnfe al 0ie 81 Gomp
9lOmirol itationirten SoIOoten scr
9unocsormec cinlieicn peranlaBten
geiteru g}ahnlittag 9unOeSnariholl
Stodbom cine &o55ia auf cinen Elob
no6e SOenton 5u pcranitolten, ole
uidt olcin Oic @er6oftllng 5peier
Herioneu 5nr 6olge batte, ionoern
oi6 oller6onO @eiebii6ertretlngen
al Oas 3ageslidt brodte.
@ori6oll Stodbom, SnlonOiteuer.
Snipeftor 6. u. 6einiter, Die Stills
NlaridGQe 9llpm @reii unO 81. 9.
WoribaIl, iowie Ole Souptquartier-
Geteftipe O'Gonnell rmO Gum be-
gabeu iicb in Orei glitomobiIen nab
SOenton, no lie cine 3eit lang ben
9oocn oes G6arleS $. 8cpp inter
@eobodtllng nabmen. Sic iaben,
ipie 5iuci Soloaten Der 9lmOeSor.
NEE, in Uniform in Sen 2oOen GIN
gen unO penige Wiinlten ipGter nit
@odetcn IN oen SdnOen berauSfo.
men. Sie bielten beiOe an umo fan-
Oen, OoB iie inn 9eiiBe bon ie iehs
5loiben Bier woren. gluf 6ragen
bin geitanoen iie, Dab lie Oos Bier
bel 3epp gefouit uno 60 Gents fir
Oos bolbe Gubeno 6laiden be5ablt
bdtten Sic goben an, OaB ibre gSa-
men @iaiam S. @orOon mo u. S.
S'Rourfe ieien. Wlaridull Stod.
bam imO oie anOeren geomten bega.
ben iid Oonn in Den 9ooeu inO per-
baiteten 3epp, iomie ben Glerf oes-
ielben, glrt6ur Belt
3ugleiU confis5irten tie $500 Sla.
Iden @ier uno 20 Ieere Sdiier Die
onaeblid gier entbolten 6atten. 3epp
rnO Self muGten Damn nit ben Bun.
Oes6eomten cine unfreimillige gIutol
iobrt nod Baltimore MAIDEN, imS
puroen bier in oos StaOtaeidngniB
eeianOt nm beilte Worgen nm II
ltbr oem 9unoes-GommiiiGr Supplec
imter ser 9lniduloiglng porgefiibrt
3u mcrOen, ole Proclamation iibertrc.
ten su bo6en, ole bonn Yrdiioenten
g9ilion gegen sen Gerfauf geiitiaer
@etr1nfe an Soloaten in Uniform
erloiien pnr0e. 3ug(eid) miro aud6
bebauptet, 6aB 3epp liidt i'm 9eiibe
elmer Snlanoileuer.2icerj fir ocu
Gertoui geiiti9er @etrdnte mar
S4ie rerloiitet, puroen sic @erboi.
tungcn oui 9eifmeroen bin borgc-
notnen, oie 6cim @oupernelir Sor.
rington m0 aud 6eim Nlariholl
eiiilicfcn Inter sen 9eidmerocn be.
finocn iib oud ioIhc Die be6niptcn,
OuB Den Solooten lmo oen 9lngeItea-
fen an Oen Sautcn in Dem nelien
Selologer Don iogeunnntcn Boot.
lcgern~ Wbisfep 5u rnoc6euer 6obcn
9Srciicn rcrfouit merOe 9nld iollrn
iid no6e Dem Eager cine 9ln5abl 0dur
ier 6efinOen, in 0cnen mdjt MIR gci.
ilige @eirdnfe o6ue 2icenj oertalft
rerOen ionoern no ouc3 weiblihc
9cOienlng 81 5aben it,
NloriGoll Stod6om erfldrte ae.
itcru, 0oB cr un6eoinat ioiort 0eoeu
olle GjeiebcSii6ertreter uorgeben per-
DC, iobolO cr irgenO pelde alogcn
oeGcn iic fore. s9ie oerloltet. iinO
and 5rci @eDeinOienitsIoenten BON
/ @oi1indton aus ab6eoroert iuor6cn
INN 0cm SeIologcr ire5ielle gluimerf.
innltcit 81 ui0men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17

8 iibr MnrGens Diruitaa, Tcnneritna nH0
Gnmifnn. 80.
Strides Dleildl umlrr Wln9 In celaltrH Dss
bdltcrn, geidlhtt negem Dllenen uno Gtallnps,
0auien Sic Sbreu Ncbari iu cincm inHltdfs"
Wlnrlt 81 mdtiaen Yrclen.
JiidmOmS.Wlarft, ylUrN-SpluarO'Str'
(Nulit4-2On)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
@ei6dftsfiibrer Oes DSl 0
tben 9rcu5es."

Sr. ScnrD q. lauiion Ser Sdlpa'
ger oeS Srn. 5. q. @iorgon moSor-
iiBer OcS 9rie0Srat6eS Oes ~Hotben
areu5es, 6at bctonnt geeeben Dab
Sr. SarDep .. @i6iou Der 9Srdli-
Dent Ser u2ibcrip @ont" pon giap
gDorf, 3lnn @cneral.@ @eiAditsiiibrcr
0es ..NotGen areu3es" crnannt nor.
0cu 1T. 0r, @ibion iuor friiber
0iiliS-@eihGitSiiibrcr Scr slOmnS
GrpreB 90. mo itono oil Der Spite
0cs 6onite'S, mclhes ole @elOer BON
rem areli3er gTcnueiee" an bic IN
Wotb gcratbenen gIlnerifaner IN Gu
ropa pertbeilte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-17
5 amlpfcr ), ,QrcnmlamS. I

ODelnpcnlc Ne0n "a,
iSnbrpldn IN Nrail am IL. gluQut Sur TIA
ten erIunoigi man lih IN Der Diiice onl 1np'
DeS by0QopQh, (Sulil3-l8l
The Irish standard., 1917-04-28
ness institutions, wherein unvarying
fairness in dealing has brought an
abundant return of patronage and pub
lie favor.
THE ENG OLSON GROCERY, GEN.
TRIAL AVENUE AND TWENTY
THIRD STREET NORTHEAST.

The neat and substantial brick block
at the corner of Central avenue and
Twenty third street NJ e., houses four
of the most progressive shops to be
found in the whole city, the large,
modern grocery of Eng Olson being
one Of them. When one reads of the
widespread scarcity of edibles through
out the land, and then visits a we'll
stocked shop like Mr. Olson's, he is
at least temporarily convinced that
the rumors regarding shortage of
stuffs must be mistake. For here
are abundance and variety of all food
stuffs, arranged and displayed with
skill and cleanliness. Mr.. Olson, the
presiding genius of the busy concern,
is graduate of the school of eXper-
fence. For twenty years in business
he has touched elbows intimately with
his neighbors in this community, and
the number of his friends is almost
coincident with that of his acquaint-
ances, keeping abreast of the times
in commercial progress is the founda-
ton of the tribute of success which
has attended Mr. Olson's business ca
rccr
The Irish standard., 1917-04-28
GLEE CLUB TO give
MAY DANCING PARTY
Young Ladies Persuaded to Again
Give Another One Of Their
Delightful Parties.

The announcement that the young
ladies of the Glee Club of Division
No. 1, Ladies' Auxiliary, will give a
May dancing party was happily re-
ceived by all those who have attended
their previous parties. The May
dance will be given on Monday eve
ming, May 18th, at their hall, II South
Seventh street. The following is the
committee:
Mrs. Julia Dempsey, mistress of
ceremonies.
Mrs. Mary Foley and Miss Cathe-
rine Coughlin in charge of arrange
ment committee.
Committee-Mrs. Theresa Jordan,
Miss Lillian Ryan, Miss Adelaide Han
non, Misses Murphy, Miss Marie
Black, Miss Margaret Oliver, Miss
Gertrude Hansen, Miss Alyce McCar-
thy, Mrs. Margaret Cofield, Mrs. Alice
Douglas, Mrs. Margaret Lee, Mrs. Cur
ran.
The Irish standard., 1917-04-28
GIFTS TO ARCHBISHOP MEssMER
Limousine and Silver Service Are
Among Remembrances Bestowed
at Jubilee Celebration.

Among the jubilee gifts received by
Archbishop Sebastian G.. Messmer of
Milwaukee who on Tuesday a week
ago last celebrated the twenty-fifth
anniversary of his elevation to the
archiepiscopate, was silver service
from the women's societies of the var
ious churches in his diocese, and from
the laymen limousine.
The ceremony was held Tuesday
morning in st. Johns cathedral.
Bishop Frederick Els of Marquette,
Mich; Bishop James Schwebach of
La Crosse, Bishop Joseph M. Koudelka
of Superior, and Bishop Paul P. Rhode
of Green Bay attended.
Pontifical high mass, sung by the
archbishop, opened the celebration.
The cathedral choristers of 100 voices
sang the Gruber mass in D. Choir.
master F. G.. Singenberger and Harry
Meuer directed. A quartet consisting
of Ambrose Sullivan, ]. Brown, T.
Hessling and A. Olinger assisted the
choir.
Following the church services ban
quet was held in Henni hall, Cathedral
auditorium. The table decorations
were in the papal colors, yellow and
white, with an American flag in the
center. ....
The Irish standard., 1917-04-28
prano. and Miss Laura Judkins, VIC
cAMPBELL's NEW HAT SHOP.

One of the smartest and most at
tractive recent additions to Minneapo-
lis business concerns is the new mems
hat shop of John II. Campbell on the
ground floor in the central part OF the
Loeb Arcade. Mr.. Campbell carries
generous stock of high-grade hats. but
specializes in the famous Schoble
hats, of Philadelphia. With six years
experience as manager of the hat de-
partment of the Boston Clothing Co.
at st. Paul. he has added to a natural
artistic taste a discriminating Skill in
the selection and handling of mascu-
line headwear, SO that his patrons at
once acquire confidence in his judg-
ment as to style and individual suit
ability of his goods. His shop, while
distinctively classy. is by no means
too much so for the ordinary man of
the street, the range of prices being
from three to five dollars, but it is
the only hat shop in the city selling
exclusively mems high-grade hats.
Through his connection with ST.
Paul's Council, knights of Columbus,
Mr.. Campbell, who is native of the
Twin Cities, is we'll known here, and
expects to greet host of new and old
friends at the formal opening of his
shop today.
The Irish standard., 1917-04-28
KNIGHTS COLUMBUS
give ANNUAL BALL

One of the most interesting affairs
of the spring season was the annual
formal ball of the Knights of Colum-
bus, held at the bennington hotel
last Wednesday evening. Several
hundred guests were entertained.
The reception and dance was held
in the ball room, which was effective
ly decorated with palms and spring
blossoms.
The receiving hours were from
until 8 o'clock. Supper was served i'll
the main dining room at II o'clock
from small tables which seated eight
to ten guests. Bouquets of vari-col-
ored spring flowers adorned the
tables. A male quartet furnished a
musical program during the supper
hour.
The Irish standard., 1917-04-28
ST. PAUL SOON TO
HAVE HIBERNlAN HALL

The board of directors of the Hi
bernian Hall Association of Ramsey
county are working hard and patiently
on the project and will soon be in a
position to call for plans and spec:fi-
cations for the new hall. 1t is their
intention to have it completed for
occupancy at the expiration of the
present lease on the building the Hi
bernians now occupy, which will ex-
pire early in the coming year. The
board should receive the encourage
ment of every Hibernian organization
in the state, as the hall will not only
benefit the Ramsey county Hibernians
but will have material effect upon
the entire state organization, as it
will be an evidence of progress by
the Hibernians.
The Irish standard., 1917-04-28
RED CROSS SOCIETY
GIVEN MACHINE BY REV.
FATHER O'BRIEN

In order to facilitate the making of
supplies for the Minneapolis Red Cross
base hospital power sewing machine
has been donated by the Rev. Father
M. O'Brien, pastor of St. Thomas
church, York avenue south and Forty
fourth street. The machine will be in
stalled in the church parlor, where it
may be used by members of the Red
Cross. Father O'Brien made his offer
at meeting last Tuesday evening in
the presence of seventy women of the
parish who received the patriotic gift
with cheers. The use of the machine
will be offered to all organizations in
the Linden Hills district engaged in
patriotic work.
The Irish standard., 1917-04-28
ASCENSION NEWS

The next Rosary card party in the
series which the women of the Rosary
Society are giving for the benefit of
the sisters home will be given May
18th. Mrs. Thos. O'Connor will be the
hostess. The party is to be an inno-
walton in many ways and promises to
be a very novel affair 1t is to be
given in the evening so that not only
the older people but the young people
as we'll may be entertained. There
will be dancing for the young people
and cards for those who do not wish
to dance. Another novel feature is
the place. The party will be given in
the Purity Baking Co., Summit and
Robert street, St. Paul, the largest
bakery in the northwest. The guests
will be conducted through this large
establishment by guides, and as the
bakery covers square block, it will
be most interesting and instructive.
Cards will be played in the reception
room with dancing on the floor above.
A short musical program will be given.
Refreshments will be served. There
will be room enough to accommodate
great number, and the whole parish
and their friends are invited. Take
an interurban car.
The Sisters of St. Joseph who
teach at Ascension school were at
home informally to the men and wom-
en- of Ascension parish at their new
home, corner of Eighteenth and Bry-
ant avenue north, The hours were
from 8 to 10 and a large number of
guests called during the evening.
The play, Dust of the Earth" was
presented by the Ascension Dramatic
club, Monday, April "a, at the gym.
before packed house. The play was
coached by John Seibel.
The Irish standard., 1917-04-28
GREAT RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL
CONVENTION.
Catholic Educators to Meet in Buffalo
in June-Fine Program Arranged.

This year the annual convention of
the Catholic Educational Association
will be held in Buffalo, N. Y, on June
25, 26, q and %. Catholic educators
from all over the United States will
be present, and matters of moment i'll
the educational world will receive care
full discussion. Rt. Rev. Bishop Dough
erty, who invited the Catholic educa-
tors to meet in Buffalo, has taken a
personal interest in the arrangements,
and the Buffalo committee appointed
by him has looked carefully after the
details of preparation.
Among the subjects to be discussed
this year will be the standardization
of Catholic colleges, matter which
has received the attention of Catholic
educators for number of years. Also
some discussion will be given to the
outlining of plan which might be
proposed as means of bringing more
order into the educational work of
this country. Some of the lay founda-
tions have very definite plans for re-
organizing the educational work of the
United States, and it is the part of
Catholic education to put stronger
and still more strong emphasis on
sound educational principles.
A meeting of the representatives
and Superiors of religious commune
ties of women engaged in teaching in
this country will be held during the
convention. Papers of special interest
are being prepared, and will be pre-
scented at this meeting.
Everything points to most success.
full convention this year. The meet
ings are growing more representative,
the matters discussed of a more def.
mite character, and the results are
bound to be for the best interests of
education.
The Irish standard., 1917-04-28
THE CHARLES OLSON G. CO., JEW
ELERS, IN NEW QUARTERS.

The Charles Olson & Co., jewelry
company, for over a quarter of cen
fury located on East Hennepin ave-
nue., has removed to more commodious
quarters at No. 211 East Hennepin
avenue, where, several new lines of
merchandise have been added to their
already extensive stocks. The new
store is "a by 80 in dimension, with a
well-equipped workshop in the rear.
The Olson establishment is typical of
the growth of many Minneapolis bust
The Irish standard., 1917-04-28
GRAND BALL and
DRAWING CONTEST
Will Be Held in St. Paul Monday Eve.
ming, April 30-Great Preparations
Are Being Completed to Make the
Affair Thorough Success.

The Grand Ball and Automobile
Drawing for the benefit of the New
Hibernian Hall will be held at the Hi
bernian Halls on next Monday evening,
April Both, 1917.
The three halls will be used. Hall
No. for modern dances. Hall No. 2
for the old time square dances. Hall
No. for step dancing.
Olenshaw's orchestra will furnish
the music in Hall No. 1, and Sullivan's
orchestra, which will include the Irish
bag pipes, will furnish the fun for the
square and step dancing.
The tickets for the automobile draw
ing will be accepted for admission on
that night.
A good time is promised for those
who attend the dance and the lucky
one will get All automobile in addition.