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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-29
SheriiF's Sale of Real Estate

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that by yir-
tue Of an execution to me directed from
ty, Tenn, in the case of John johnson
SURVIVING ext'r Of 5. G. Mount, deceased. vs.
II, Scheer ct all, judgment rendered on the IN
day'of February, 1879, for the sum Of fonr
hundred and eighty dollars and twenty cents.
with interest and costs of suit, to satisfy said
Judgment, etc., will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-29

Drowsiness, biliousness, pains and
aches, and ague, Hop Bitters always
cures.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-29

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the
IL estate of VIM. g. Woodruff, decd, ali
persons having claims against said estats sra
notified to appear and file the same with the
clerk OF the County Court, authenticated in
the manner prescribed by law on or aTainst
the ,25th day Of March, A.D., 1880, and i
further give notice that according to law any
claim not filed on or before the above named
Gete OF before an appropriation of the funds
both in law and equity.
HERBERT RHETT,
90 10j Ill III "N'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

luncheon was taking place. lie was re-
cciyesi like hero, for Mr.. Movie liked
10 b. on good terms with successful
men. and Mile was ANXIOUS a. obtain
something like forgiveness Tor her iiIt-
ing. She received u fully and freely,
- FAR n could b. judgedfrom the young
Generals manner, for he was frank and
pleasant but after the first greetings
were over h. addressed himself princi-
pally 70 poor little Gerlir Brown. who
sat radiant and trembling. TO her he
recounted his adventures. and Oh, what
brave knight she thought him. with
his sunburnt face and the modestv II
true glory that breathed in all his words.
The new Lord Beauvray Was not pres
enf.
AZ last, when toast had been drank
10 Georges honor and Miles happi-
ness honest Mr.. Movie acting as toast
maker-the General drew n parcel from
his pocket and extracted from it Gertie's
hookmarker, no longer scarlet now.
but faded pink from exposure to the air.
for i had seen many battle entwined
with the soldiers sword-knot. There
were hanging from il the cross ~ the
Bath. a Nictoria cross, and something
elisa wedding ring.
-.Will YOU take al these. Gertie?,
said George, approaching Miles little
cousin
bravo. Sir George y exclaimed Mil
h.. clspping her hands. though she
turned a little pale, :. always said that
Gertie and you were made for each
Other.-
:. 80 did ~ said worthy Mr.. Movie:
I. but. say. hullo. whats that?-
There had been loud knock al the
door. and footman entered with A
telegram On a tray. Dir. Movie opened
the missive and uttered an exclamation
Of horror and dismay. ..Great heav-
ens' my lord. read this,'' he faltcrci.
The telegram announced that The new
Lord Beauvray had been killed in rail-
way acciient. - the Indian hero got
his title and estates again. He showed
NJ elation. but seemed, on the contrary.
much shocked. and was the first 10 lend
assistance % Mile when she swooned
n somewhat forced attack II Mysteries.
Old Neyle hal sunk on chair. help
les. His face was a thing % See. -
L1lniOn Wfsk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

Prom an Illustrated article hy Mrs. :.
y. HrrTick in Scribfs.r for December.
descriptive u the unique methods pur-
sued in = The Johns Hopkins Eniyer-sfv-'
81 Baltimore. we quote the following
extract from the forthcoming report NJ
the Summer School Of Biology connect
ca with the institution.
:. The Investigations regarding the
development ~ the oyster have led 70
the important and unexpected conciu-
sion that the breeding habits ~ the
American oysters are - different from
those ~ the oysters Of Europe that the
methods Of artificial oyster propagation
which have been carried 10 such per
lection In France and elsewhere must
in this country be replaced or supple
mentcd by others. The ewgs IL the
European oyster are ferfiIized and
Matched within the shell Of the parent.
and arc retained there until the Young
ARE ready - attach themselves The
most critical period in the life 81 the
Young l. the time when they are dis
charged from the parent shell IL swim
in the water until they find 4 place to
settle down for life. The adult oysters
are accordingly placed, At the breeding
season, IL inlets or basins, among tiles
which are prepared 10 furnish sur
face for the attachment Of the Young as
soon a. they escape from the shell OF the
parent.
: The eggs ~ the American oyster are
discharged into the water before they
are ferrilized. and - fertilization in the
open sea l. a matter Of chance. this i
the period ~ greatest mortality. The
experiments u Last summer have shown
that the eggs can be artihcially fertil-
lied In the laboratory. in small guam
tIty ~ water. and the greatest danger 10
the Young can thus b. escaped. since
the young American oyster swims II
large in the open sea during the time
which the oysters Of Europe pass inside
the shell If the mother. the tile system
~ culture would seem 20 be impracti-
cable, for the tides and currents might
carry the Young twenty miles Or more
from the tiles before they were old
enough - attach themselves The prop
" method in this country seems - be
the placing ~ great numbers Of arrifi-
cially feFrilixed eggs in I those waters which
are shown by the presence Of natural
oyster tanks 10 be favorable ID the
growth Of the animals While the
French method may b. pursued 70 the
advantage ~ the cultivator. and may
therefore b. left 10 individual enterprise,
the proposed method would be for the
benefit Of the whole community. and
seems % be ! proper field for action BY
the State
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

Aiong mi. xood road winding slow.
Mhen tire October ranged H. sylvan ways.
chased lanxhinE -unbealns through the
In mafshls'-~ l.earsy. tender and serne.
Ine grntian rcigned An unsiisputcd qnccn-
one sudden break. half down the lcngshenins
Revealed 4 dark rmmed circle. sin and
Her presence fiilri that sun fiinminrsf glade.
Shf made the enchanted solitude her own
Ihr heavens above their watch eternal kept.
And stepped ~ light. the embracing wood
land slept.
Pale knots 81 grasses illcd the opcn space
Her nitnd cups pas>ed lightly through and
Each chalics nodded IN divincst grace.
Each hrirnmrd with pure, intense and per
Alone and spoflsss IN her virgin frame.
Her HE apheid the years Immortal claim
Now wnil lew winds about the forest caves.
Nov LIE grows cold meath cold and dreary
skies.
Aud ne~fling ankle deep in fallen leaves.
III lone. deserted wood path hlanching
Yet rinehsd and wan, q youthful charm be
rft,
Thesast torsakcn erntIan siln j. left.
4 wundrors fairness hath the PER- q rsoxrr.
~rencly calm beneath 4 sarphi- skN.
lbtlt NtslAFr Tar, m uutritn'~ Widest nnur.
IT, constant love TINT can not wholly die,
To me her radiant youth new faith did bring.
lct nuu her pallnr seems higher thing
Thrilled ~ the gaze. deem M fancy Wild
MhFrr spirit gracc Outla~t- the rudcr clay,
Fpr ire the antnmn'~ lat and lovciie~t child
Takc~ NOT even now her haunting charm
away.
But When cold storms have stripped the snow
clad hill.
In finer spirit presence linger- -tiii
-Elasne GOOd1fe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

An Arab who was quarrying stone at
a place about four and half miles from
GAIA. IN Palestine, recently. unearfhed
a marble figure supposed 10 be a colossal
god Of the Philistines. The total height
i Is feet The hair hangs in long ring
lets down upon the shoulders, and the
beard i long. indicating man 81 ven
cradle age. There j. no inscription on
the figure or the pedestal. which j.
huge block carved In one piece with the
figure. The statue was found III re-
cumhent position, buried in sand Oh the
top Of hill near the sea.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

bismarck publishes card in the
North Gernsaa Ga5<tge thanking his
many admirers and well wishcrs who
have written him a varzin. expressing
sympathy with him in his illness. and
notifying them that he j. s,i too feeble
10 undertake 20 answer their letters and
kilograms in any other manner than. ~
general and public one adopted.
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IN.

One year passed. There had been
triumph 81 the British arms IN India.
and the name ~ Col dc Nray was ass0-
ciafcd with II. His name was IN every
bcdy's mouth He had received promo
ton and other hOn0rs. and was returning
10 England after the termination II the
campaign a. Maj--G Sir George de
Vray.
A. for Mile Moyle. she was ietr0thei
70 the new Earl ~ Beanvray. and when
Sir George arrived IN London one III the
first things h. read in the papers was
that the marriage between thi- Young
lady and his cousin was - take place in
a week.
lie no longer cared now. HI went 10
Mr. Moyle's house on .he very day ~
his return. In the afternoon. and was
ushcrcd into the dining-rOom, where
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-19

There was pretty hnbbub in society
when Il became known that the Earl II
Beauvray-or George de vray, A. Ne
now simply called himself going
~ abandon his title and estates 10
man who had been city clerk. Lord
Beauvray himself did his utmost to make
the thing public; for A. the legal for
malitics for rcinstating his cousin into
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-04-05

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that I, SAM
UEL G. WILDER, Minister of the Interior of the Hawaiian
Islands, by virtue and in exercise of the power given to
me by a certain Act of the Legislature, approved on the
18th day of August, 1860, entitled An Act 10 authorize
the Minister of the Interior to take possession Of what
ever land and water may be required for the use of the
Honolulu Water Works, as amended by two subsequent
Acts approved respectively on the 18th day of July, 1874,
and the 3rd day of August, 1873, and of every other power
or authority in anywise enabling me in this behalf, do
hereby nominate and appoint Curtis j. Lyons, Esquire.
the Honorable Charles II. Bishop and the Honorable
Archibald Scott Cleghorn, to act as Commissioners to as
certain and determine upon the compression to be made
to the owner or owners, person or persons interested for the
taking or iniuriously affecting such land, water or real
property as may be entered upon and taken possession of
or held for the use of the said Water Works, under the
provisions of the said Acts or any or either of them.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the Interior De-
partment this 18th day of March, A. d. 1879.
SAML G. WILDER,
mh15 Minister of the Interior.
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Supreme ourt.-Calendar for the April
Term. 1879.
HAWAIIAN JURY.-cRIxISAL CASES.


The Hon. Lawrence McCully presiding. His Excellency
Edward Preston, Attorney-General, for the Crown;
The King VS.. Kealoha (k)-Appeal from the Police Court
of Honolulu. R.. F. Bickerton for defendant.
CIVIL CASES.
Justice Harris, sitting as q Court Of Oahu. J. L. Raulukou
for plaintiff appellant r. F. Bickerton for defendant.
laeone, deceased: -Ejectment. Castle & Hatch for plaintiff
Cecil Brown for defendant.
Brown for plaintiff J. NJ. Davidson for defendant.
J. Kalia (k), guardian of Kanakaokai Aikaula, vs.. Kopaia
Tor plaintiff - for defendant.
II. Hakalauea VS.. Kaiikole R).-Ejectment. s. w. Mahe-
Malalua Z, J. W. Kelnkipi, administrator Of the estate Of
Makaluna, deceased.-Appea from the decision of Chief
Justice Harris. H. W. NAH for plaintiff Castle Hatch for
defendant.
In re estate of Charles Kanaina, deceased-Appeal from
decision Of Chief Justice Harris on the claim Of Pamahoa (w).
J. NJ. Davidson for appellant A. s. HartweI, Castle & Hatch
and others for contestants.
decision of Chief Justice Harris on the claim of MaeIe, sister
Of Pamahoa. J. VI. Davidson for appellant A. 8. Hartwell,
Castle L Hatch and others for contestants.
MIXED JURY.
Henry saa * VS.. Edwin DEMONSTRATION on the case. A.
John H. Coney VS.. ~ManiIe.-Ejectment. J. n. Davidson
for plaintiff; A. s. Hartwell for defendant.
Pudhalahua C) VS.. Manuel Pederoya.-Appeal from decision
of Police Justice Of Honolulu. for plainiiG J. NJ. David
FOREIGN JUaY.-cIvIL CASES.
All Nee co VS.. Apo -Trespass on the case. AS. Hart
well and Castle & Hatch for plaintiff J. NJ. Davidson for
John Nj. Kapena, Edward Preston ard Chas. II. Judd, Com
missiOners OF Crown Lands, VS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. e.
Preston for plaintiff; A s. Hartwell for defendant.
sITTIsGs IN BASco.
J. II. Coney vs.. His Exeellency the Minister of the Interior.
tinueed from last January term. j ii. Davidson for plaintiff
E. Preston for defendant appellant.
Lunaiiio, deceased, vs.. His Exceilency Samuel Wilder, Minis.
ter Of the Interior.-Appea from the decision Of Mr.. Justice
Judd, sitting as Vice-Chancellor. Dole and HaTtwell for
plaintiffs E. Preston for defendant appellant.
sITTISGs IN DIVORCE.
Nineteen new cases under the act OF 1873. Nine motions for
DEGREES absolute upon DEGREES nsi granted In October, 1873,
under the old statute.
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East Indian immigration.

Pursuant to adjournment on the 22d ult., u
number of planters and Others interested in agri-
culture, met at the room OF the Chamber of Com
merce on Wednesday last ut 10 O'Clock. Hon.
Godfrey Rhodes in the chair and H.. L.. Sheldon
acting as secretary.
The Chairman read a series of questions which
had been propounded to Mr.. Horne, Of Mauritius,
and that gentleman's answers thereto, as follows ::
/. What is the population of MauTitiusl
Answer-The population Of Mauriius Is about 100000 Of
this over 2O0, 600 are natives Of India and their descendants
Of the latter number about $4,000 are employed on sugar
estates-plantations. The others are employed as market gar
deners. COW Keepers, carriers, drivers and owners Of carriages,
carrioes a few shop-keepers, dock laborers, landowners,
policemen, domestic servants, washermen, dealers In frewood,
livery stables, road Isborers, etc, etc.
2. How many OF these are from British India
Answer-All the Indians in Mauritius are from British In
ds. A few Of these come from Bombay Presidency many
from Madras, especially the small shop-keeping class, and the
majority from Bengal. The latter includes more from North
ern India-such places as Umrtsur, Lahore, Dude, etc. The
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-04-05
HoSoLULU, April 4, 1877

Mr.. EDITOR, SIR As an American, 1 am as
tonished and hurt that my humble offer to suffering
humanity should have called forth the unchristian
like and csptious criticism of the writer of the letter
in Wednesdays Gazette, signed g Importer" The
American Sewing Machine Co, whose represen-
tative 1 am, are a great and powerful trading
body, and they have at all times been first in any
charitable project in any location where they had
business. Acting in this spirit, L felt that l could
be the instrument of directing or assisting the pri-
vate benevolence of the happy and healthy to the
alienation of the miseries of those fellow creatures
who are banished, outcast and hopeless sufferers, if
by any means occupying their time aud making the
weary hours 1y less slowly.
did hope, If not for actual assistance, to have
been spared pharasaical comments and hard-hearted
innuendoes. 1t is a noticeable fact that in this mat
ter the voice of charity has been utterly silent.
Scepticism and doubt alone have spoken.
Yours Sc, a. NJ. CAMERON.
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Mr.. EDITOR The Hon. Mr.. Rhodes, in his letter
published in this weeks GG=etie, critcises a remark
in the Hon. Mr.. Castles letter in yours of last
week, wherein that gentleman said that the " East
Indians will come here as British subjects, and we
shall find practically that the behests of two govern
ments will have to be observed" A very just re-
mark, l think. But the Hon. Mr.. Rhodes who is not
cool in his answer, says d" She (the British govern
ment) is q hideous spectre, certainly, but she did
once restore the independence of Hawaii, when it had
been wrongfully taken" He omits to tell US that it
was so taken by O British officer in q British fri
gate. ALTHA.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

GUPREME COURT OF THE
- Islands, In Probate Island OF Oah1, Hawaiian Islands.
-, In the matter or the ESTATE OF MARY WILSON
ANDREWS, deceased.
A Document. purportinx 10 be the last will and testament
Of MARY WILSON ANDREWS deceased, having on the
1.th day ofMarch A. ID. 1879, been presented 10 said Probate
Court, and a petition for the probate thereof, aud for the
Issuance Of Letters Testamentary 10 William o. Smith, having
been filed by Samuel Andrews.
Iii hereby ordered, that TUESDAY, the sh day Of April
AID. 1879. at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, Of said day, at the Court
Room Of said Court, al Honolulu, in the Island Of Oahu. be
and the same Is hereby appointed the time for proving said
viii and hearing said application, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the said will, and the
granting Of Letters Tes;amentary.
II Il further ordered, that notice thereof be given by pub
LEGATION, for three successive weeks. in the Pacific CONNER
eal Advertiser" a newspaper printed and published in
HOnoiulu.
And t is further ordered, that citations be issued to the
subscribing witnesses 20 said viii, and 10 the heirs Of the
testAtrx ia this Kingdom. to appear and contest the probate
Of said viii, at the time appointed
Dated Hoaolulu, n. l., March l4Ih. 1879.
n. FRANCIS JUDD,
Justice % the Supreme Court.
Attest A. ROSA, Deputy OIerk. mills a.
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CHAMRERs. CIRCrIT JUDGE. 2nd

u Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands.
In the matter Of the Estate Of the Minor Children Of VIM
AP JONES, q Lahaina, Maui, deceased Proper Application
having been filed In this Court by I'd. Jones, the guardian Of
the persons and property Of the MINOR children Of William Ap
Jones, Of Lahaina, deceased. asking that his accounts as such
guardian be examined and approved, and that he be dis
charged from further responsibility.
Il il ordered that Thursday, the sh day Of May, 1879, At
10 O'Clock A. n, at The Court House, in Lahaina, be set as the
time ard place for hearing said application, and all objections
that may Be offered thereto and all persons interested are
hereby notified TO attend.
ABR. Fernandez.
Circuit Judge, End Judicial District, II. l.
Lahaina, April ?, 1879. APPS 81
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r XXI VI III r HI W Allan
- Islands, In Probate, Island Of Oahu Hawaiian Islands, s..
In the matter Of the ESTATE OF EUGENE DELEMAR de-
ceased. Order appointing time for Probate Of Will and direc-
ting publication Of notice Of The same.
A document, purporting to be the !lst will and testament cf
EUGENE DELEMAR, deceased, having on the 10th day OF
March, A. D. 1879 been presented to said Probate Court, and
4 petition for the probate thereof and for the Issuance Of
Letters Testamentary 70 j. T.. GLADE and WILLIAM G.
PARKE, having been filed by A. {. Hartweu.
Iii hereby ordered, that TUESDAY, the Sth day OF April, A.
ID. 1879 at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, Ct said day, at the Court Room
Of said Court, at Honolulu, In the Island Of Oahu, be and the
same is hereby appointed the time for proving said will and
hearing said application, when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the said will, and the granting OF
Letters Testameutay.
Il is further ordered, that notice thereof be given by publ
cation, for three successive weeks, in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser, a newspaper printed and Published il Honolulu
And Il Is further ordered, that citations be issSss to the sub
scnbing witnesses TO said will, and 70 the heirs II the testator
In this Kingdom or elsewhere to appear and contest the pro
bate o. said will, at the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, II T., March 20, 1879
A. A JUDI,
Attssts Justice Of the Supreme Court.
ROSA, Deputy Clerk. mh22 81
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NOTICE..

Mr.. Claus SprccHeIs, of intends
to construct a large Ditch on the Island of Maui, for
irrigating purposes. ANY person or persons willing to
excavste or dig 500 feet or more of this ditch by contract,
and be paid for such work either by the number of cubic
feet or by the number of running feet of the ditch exca-
waited, are requested to apply to H. Sehussler, Haiku,
Maui, or to VIM. G. Irwin x Co, Honolulu, who Will give
them the necessary information.
CLAUS SPRECKELS.
BY H. SCHUSSLER.
November %, 1878. DEF
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Coon FRIDAY.-Friday Of next week, the 18th
inst, is the Church Festival universally observed in
Europe as Good Friday. Our Catholic and Episco-
pal Churches will have the usual services. And We
observe that Horn. the well-known baker of Hotel
street advertises the old-time " hot cross buns " for
that day, which be knows 50 well how to make.
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RucTIoNAHIn
BY c. S. r w.
2tgaI AnbtrtistmtRJs.
crPREME CorRT oFTHEHAwAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF HA wAIIAN
- Islands. IN Probate. order appointing time for Probate
Of VIII and directing publication Of notice Of the sane
In the ESTATE OF AKONG. deceased. A document. Fur-
porting % Be the last VIII and Testament q Ak0ng, deceased,
having % the 3lst day Of March, A u. l5ls, been presented
% said Probate Court, and a petition for the probate thereof,
and Tor the Issuance ofLetters -Testamentsry 70 Alexander J.
Cartwright Il r. hereby ordered that Tuesday, the 2nd
day ofAprn, a. ID. 1879. a. 10 O'Clock A. y. q SAID day, az
the Court Room o. said Court, Al AlIiolani Hale, in Homo
lgl1, be and the same Is hereby appointed the time for prov
ing SAID VIII and hearing said application, when and where
any person interestsd may appear and contest The said Will
add the grating Of Letters Testamentary.
Il Is further ordered, that notice thereofbe given ty publ
cation for three successive weeks in the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL
ADyzRTIsEE aud Ku0koa, Newspapers printed and Published
in Honolulu.
And il Is further ordered, that citations be issueI to the
Subscribing witnesses 20 said will. and 10 the heirs % the
testat1r 10 HOno!ulu. 20 appear and contest the probate C said
viii az the time appointed.
Dated Hono.ulu- IL /, March 3lst. a. D. 1879.
A RAN JUDD,
Attest Justice % the Supreme COu.t.
A. ROlA. D-puiY Clerk Of he supreme Court aI5 %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoSoRs To AN AMERICAN MANUFACTURER.
A grand testimonial medal from the Societe ds beaux
Arts. Paris, has been received by Steinway < Sons, New
York, and accompanied by the following remark from the
President: The Pianos of Steinway & Sons, appear to
me, as we'll as to all the artists who have tried them,
superior to all that have been made to this day in the
entire world.
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FIRE AT Naturalization Hawaii we learn
that the trash houses at the Kaupakuea plantation
were burned on the night of the 2Ist ult. The
damage, including loss By detention of work in
getting in the crop. is estimated at about SIS, 600.
The fire is thought TO have been the work of an
incendiarv.
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The Pope has been fairly inundated with abu-
sive, offensive and threatening letters from Socia-
LETS in all parts of Europe, who have been moved
to anger because Of his recent encyciical. His
Holiness is making a collection Of them.