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Show v x?x r.',.sM. . i ' X . 1 V,, .W;':' fXM . r- t .'). i,' v i - 'r ' , - ? . r-f.T : ''it . . .. . ... V- ' ' :v . .'' ; - . -- v 1 -raw 1 3 . , .c ; tfi L7 i' ' - v 'i-t - , 1 ' V . I " Jj-- t. l ? 5 " c 4f J s i " II i . . r i- ; if '1 f ' v i " I t ' i f ( v v". .vi-:iAv " f - r - ' . Most Rev. John J. Glennon. archbishop archbish-op of St. Louis, graduate of All Hallows1 college, Dublin, Ireland; ordained priest 1SS4; coadjutor bishop' f Kansas City 1895: coadjutor bishop of St. Louis, 1903; archbisrop of the archidiocese the same jaar. will preach the dedication sermon at St. Mary Magdaleas cathedral, Aug. 15, .1909. A oor foreign nrusician was doggedly wrest'ing with his. trombone outsfde a villace. inn. He inew that "The Lost Chord" was somewhere in that Instrument, Instru-ment, but the latter seemed loath to part with jt. At length the landlord appeared at the door. The. poor musician bowed and, doffing his cap, said: "Musis hath jarms," and smiled. The innkeeper smiled'also, and kindly. "Well, not always," al-ways," he said. "But try that tune outside out-side that red brick house arid I'll give you sixpence." Three minutes later the trombonist was back again, mud be spattered and forlorn. "You vos right," he sail, slowly and sadly; "musig hath jarms not always no. A mad vellow out of dat house came, und me mit a brigg he knocked down yes. He not like that tune no, no," and he rubbed the back of his head. "I thought he wouldn't," said the landlord. "He's just done a month's' hard labor for stealing a clothes line from a back garden." Dundee Dun-dee Advertiser. |
