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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25
Siot onn ben p%aatTnfte
9jGipetoremimg.

Rnar ri t9nfe pan at oprttte en fans
ban inbsn for port Samfunb, ina or bet
10 en- f9uss Jante. at ben MATTE bIiue
til 9eIfsusIfe ibIanot o8. Gontsn
burbs pei iaa uGre ben: paa en- mere
ipltsmatif Waabs at tunns bialpe ipge
o9 i%orlaote ibIanbt os. Nuar ie9 flyer:
iblanDt os, iaa mener ies Cubs Born,
trOenee Menneifer, iom ltaa / Cams
iunbet. Der er bIeuen iosi, at blemme
/ 0anmnrt breftsots Sperssmaalst
Iblanbt iroenbe Wsnnslter, ON bet
tunoe pare ri9tigi at Iabe gamIe ipa9e
Renneltsr fonms pna 5utti9soarbsn;
men Der / Amerlta, | Sumfunost al BEN
forsneoe banifs Rife, baposs life sn9nn9
en- Sp9stusie, Os Der Iisser msset bsri
at t9nfs ousr. Serrens Orb fOrmontr
Os Ill at biaIpe transenbs grebre %
Seltre / timeIig 9enitsnoe o9ian, %
W w. pW VI ahpt fhapuhht o"S 't~"-
senoe % iuttenoe omtrins ibIanbt Os
bsrusbe. Cubs Orb Tiger os. at ben,
iOm itte bar Tart al ellie in Droosr,
ban sIifer beaer lite Sub; ia. bet Tiger
Os snbOs. at nj ere ifpIOiSe I'll at latte
9ipst I'll for grsbrent, bet er bet bslelts
Naal for R1rlisbeoeu, tbi bet gloros
,Selns for os. 9srfor Lab os il Iiot
paa, bpdb ri itploe ielu ben uuerfattiglte
ibIonoi os. nanr ban eler BUN sr en-
grooer euer Selier ! 9srrsn. Sngsn
ct for iuttis til at bsre osrren til, %
prilet pare bans Naun o%srfor. aunoe
ri faa bet iaaIsoes, at insen par for
iatiig I'll al bore meo I'll 9iaIpsiors'
nin9en osiaa. 9ss par berfor lie 9lao
Deb at is 5otiIasst til Soue / oenns
5orening, Of Der iorlanges en- Cages
atieli, for at man sr ct iunot Wsnnsife,
for al ,unoe blipe Weelem. Yah os ie
Iiot poa bet. iron bet CT q rrligbeof
W2on BET sr at tomme be iuase Ill Di9lp2
Seq tan,er, ui mao iuare Os ieIu: ne!
Der CT en- anoen Ting, jes piI uGune
~aneaaenbs asiuranee: Sab os t9nfe
os, at IN Mano UGIgsr en- p@oliee, fom
ban oil bstole paa iaa IGuse, ban %Ieper;
men naor ban bar betoIt en- Is a 90
Aar, iau ~bespnoer bans 9eIbreo at
bIiue baorIi9ere, Os ban Tan lite lens
ssrs paste fit Arbsioe. % iaa maa ban
siue op fin Electromagnetic. Dams
arsoit sr beaer lite COB. Saa Tan alt.
ian Inlet usntes af Asiurarcetaslen.
Mon 6erren ,aIosr ct iuaoant 6orbolo
R~arlisbeo? Cab Os ipSrss Os isIp.
Oct sr o nstOp oerueb, be fore eius'
asiurancsr boIoes saaenoe, bsruso al,
iom en- Nsent iGsoe, be so Prcesnt
drops out before time.
Maalts 6srrsn foa Son til al Iebe
5orbanbIinssrne ueb Aarsmsoet an9aas
enos osnus Gag. aae pore 9assats
tsiisr og asiurancepapirer uius uilt usie
tibet / 6srrsns gGstitaaI, ON lite bsr
finbss aatIisbsb / benz. Cab Os iua
faa bet laa, at ri naa uas Brsors Os
Ssitre | 9srren, iom TRANCE til Dor
6iaIp. gi iipIbe BEN bet.
peter Senfen,
Chicago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25
st oanjf uniperiitet |
Qltnerifa.

Sra 6r. paitOr y. y. @ruuen9aaro,
Brapton, Soma, baps ui mooinset en-
trs Spalisr tor Opiororing til at poe
giorus til vet onni, uniuritet / Gme.
rita" - NIB 5~OrIausenbe ON al OptO9s
ben Der / Blabst.
Qaar ri life Ie os i Stano III at sf.
isrtomms bette 6%orIau9enos, iaa bar bet
life blot fin @runb /, at port SpaIterum
er iaa b%esrGnist, at ri tun uanitsIis
tunee finbe plaos / port lille Blob til
en- iaa lang 9%snDsneslis. Wsen bet forss
tommer os, at Der %piltnot maa pare su
UianssI uso bele Zen iiore plan. 9usm
ital tontroIers Del p%nat9ntte oanite uni'
p%eriitst, iom aaersos iiaI are grunos
lnet pan @rnnb YiOw / Ges Wioines,
5eml2 Bill ben oauite aitte paatass
iiJ oet2
3 iaa liIfalbe iOrstommsr bet os, al
napnte 6suuenoeIie lite II / ira +
fer M snin9sn, naaroen iger:
.Denne Sp9ape maa Ii 8
al allie bant Ameritanere,
oe bet er ubsn IDipI ben enc.
fte Op9aue, ON oil pare
Stauo til at Jamie allie . a n,
fife, 5uab garti o 9 Refining be
enb tiIbsre, tbi TN gag, o m
ben er os Tan ittepers
en- gartia 9, men maa blip
en- Solte 49,"
Der er mssst / oisie Orb, iom tiIta.
Ter os, og bet lite miupii fOrti bet tom.
mu fra ben Sibe.
Ierimob t%ilialsr BET os minbre, al
5oItsiusm, buao uniusritetst ansaar,
fsal beaaa / at ltafis st 5Onb paa 200:
900 Doadrs, for builfe ben oani,e airte
Iaa oil aniGtte gRrere peo i'm 6elifole
Des Woinss. Oct f%oretommer % min
Ore rinelisi, at bet oanite Colt | ame
rita 1tulos uiIoe saa meo paa ben. vi
unis bet snbos for rimeligt, at bet samIs
Orb: No taxation without represen.
tation" Der uiIos gore fig sGIbenbe. =
Deb andre Orb: Yi bstragte nauute
6enDsnoslis tom inosbolbsnoe en- iaa
ualbis SsI~UmobfssIie, at Di lite tnnns
pare meb til al uolenoe ben. Dill ben
oanits airts" jamie gense til i'm 9si.
itoIe, ba bape ri Intst berimoo, timber
Oct meeet mere | fin soos Oroeu. vi
fame Of pisie @runoe lite are meh
osrtil. Derimob tuune ri lite notiom
roie ben 5Osr for StOIeiaSsu, iOm fot
Siosn lpnes at pare oppe / ben banits
airfe. Oct par at snifs, at ale DANTE
ioa nOset mere af, bpiIfsn gsiDoning
Den banlfe StoIs bar, lite blot for BET
Oanfts SprOss. men iarIis for oanii
e~riiisnboms geuareIIe Os 6OrplantsIie.
Os Iiss iaa Iiot lOm ri for port Deb
tommsnbe tuane pare meb til at jamie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25

Der er nOsle Wennelisr, man pas.
ienoe funbe fable 8esrapeiieftriitne, og
bet al ben @runo, Of man Ter benz
aloris / CUBS 6us u9en nnnr Der tr
Begranelie; men od er nor | Reelen
osiaa temmelia filter paa Of traiie BEN
Der blonet be isrfte. Naar 7soens Gneel
bar taset en- al oeres 8euner o9 Betenote
meo zig IND bag 9soens 5orbRne, Os
8enneus Stspbpits Hal puttes neo i
ben onbe msrfe @rau. 10, lao piae be
10 oa NOT ssre 8ennen ben iioite Wre
oe fsfgr bcus Gig iii bets iibire ppile:
iteo pun osnne 5oro, Os uisielis, oert
er 10 life noset gait, bet er 10 en- imuf
Stlt. Gs be funue 10 oo osian NOT
lioe at ie. al ueotOmmenoe nioeoe inar
en- friitelis Be9rauelie; be fnnHe bog
life lioe, at 8enuen ifuloe puites nsb
3oroen, lissiom man b~esrnuer ct 9pr;
belt uuoo9re ariffeuoommen fan man
10 ba belsr life; bet er 10 natseuel ioo
paut, innoan at baue liot Of bet peo
uisie beitibeIIse 2~ejlisbeoer, iom I. Gfs.
ueb Besrauelier Wen iaa Ital man 10 /
airfe, os iaa ffol mar 10 bsre paa en-
Brett, os ila itol man bsre Gale ON
CUBS Orb, os bet er 10 life altio iao
rari; tbi Der tommer iaa ofte noset,
Der fan itsoe % fOrarse. 0aor Bra.
iterne enooa ptlbe nsies meo at tale
liot ON ben nfhgoes 9pber os 9obe
@eruinser, ia, iaa funoe bet NOT sao
an at bore pao oesr. eaer o9iaa tale
liot ON SOrsen % Saunet os Gsoen
fin NlminoeLi9beo = liot lrgt for be
efterlaote, Os iao inbltrante zig bertil,
men bet, at be grefter iaa ofte tomme
ino poa beit andre Ting os tale, iao
bet ringer efter, ON 9elueoe os 3imme.
len, ON 9jauelen Os 5eins; ia, bet er
ogina I'll at bliue 9i9elis ouer.
ga, laaoau tanfe / Rssefen oisie
Besraueliestritne, Os bet err belt NOR:
telis iom 5slse oerof at lasse Werfe
iii oeres dniists uotrni. meoens Srbef
lpoer ueb Barren. @nten iiboe be ltiue,
toloe oe meb ct lisefrem ureot uotrpf /
oeres 0nlist, iom ON 9jauelen oerinoe
i beres 6ierte buiifeoe til benz: Oct er
ba osioa ftammelist, at iaaoan nosei
3aabelisbeo ital forfpnoes foe Colt, ON
ben Dom os bet 9eluebe. pm ben ga
fisbeo Os ben 9imnIel, fOm man 10 ilef
life fan ie, os iom oerfor naturlisuia
life efiilterer. Oct mao oa pRre nIe9et
enioloise 5olf, iom tro pnn iaaoan
noset. ener osiaa man Ter benz prsOe
pua at bore lisesploise for bet bele,
liobe os le uo Of 8inbuet ener runot
omfrins | airfen paa 5orinmlineen.
iraffenoe itunbom paa S~milebaanoet,
eller at unre opstis urOlis, uenoe fig
sa ben enc Sibe tit ben nnoen, iom ct
tort Spsrssmaals!esn, Der ffal fse
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25

u otl Qut pRreI en- ulDfte for 1rerf
5oif euer Ration, naor oen hnube en-
Br9lieltano. Der par lennet iaa usIeli,
II man ltuloe tro, ben ino pna Sulie=
'ur. Ger / amerita bane ri 10 itsrre
5ribeo, END 5olt / europa, os oenus
5ribeo BRUCE mango paa en- ilet 0tante
ia ben blluer III Sfaoe for benz ielu
sn al be Maooer. buorpaa man mis-
brn9er i'm 6ribeo. er oenne, at man
laosr p9re meo at biornee til graliers
% Weni9beoers O~pboloelie. bullet
beoner fig uOloiOmt / 5remtioen PAD
ueotommenoe ielu.
Get er let life min Renins, at grrs
Iterne futile bape mere / Con, NIB bpoo
be oebsue for al funne leue taroeliot.
On man irnaoieoe meo Mno us alRoer
| en- Br1lteiamilie, ba biloe bette u9rs
IN Stanoale; men Der bsr pirteli9 Der
Qmerita rauoes Bob pad, at mango
Br9fter babe oft ior tibet at leue for,
% meo CUBS 6iafp Tan Der raaoes
BOB oerpaa. Ter arbeioes beulmoo al
lfoiie boer Brett bet iornsone III 9i'
pets llnoerbolo; men Wanlet er life
uaaet eubnu. o9 for at TONNE bet n9r.
mere er bet, at osiou ieg ulIoe lRsse
NIT lille COB / 91etifunlen.
ut mango 6nrmere, 9oauouarters
os andre oeiaa hnoe bet meset imaut.
tan leg nof lie, os bet 9er mig onot, at
bet ltol u1re ianleoes; men jes fan 10
life ioranore bet, bog ril ies biorase bet
fife, ieg formaar, III of afbl9lps Meos
menneIters 9so, os jes uil rdaoe ale
andre III of ssre bet inmme, % ON be
uiue bette, oa of Joranotinsen til BET
beore mart m9rtes.
Strange 5armere Oe 5nnuop9rtere
ere o9ioa nelitaaenoe. De bnue arbej'
bet bnarot, Oe CUB bar ueliisnet oeres
arbeioe, iaa gelitano er blsoen 5sleen
oerni. Men, 8enner Der fan peses
pan mango gr9iter / G'merifa, Der %
ida baue nrbeioet bnarot haoroere END
be baaroeit arbejoenoe Jarmere %
9nanbuRrfere, o9 snooa ere be meset
iattise oe fan life moi at leoe al. Bare
tRnf pna BEN, Der ielr haue tient bper
CONNER ueb baarot 9Th o9 Sl9b,
bpao he mantte ru9e paa Stoten buer
9inter / ben lib, be uare unoer Sc.
rernes 9ejleonln9 pna Stolen. Iro 3,
at Der er gelf9nelie / for eoers eset
8ebtommeuee. pm 3 betale iaaoanre
N~snneiter en- farrig 4raitelgn, eaer
bunb pRrre er, llet iuaenf
Saa enonu bette: Selu ON ou beta'
fer alt. boao ou ian, III RrRiters Oe
Wenishebers Opholoelie, ina mao ou
life srunoe Dit S%alisbeosbaob oerpaa,
buao %piitnoi mango oesu1rre gore. 0u
fan pie tor Glib for CUBS Rises phrt
Qnlisssnoer % enoba life too / ct iaa'
ennt Sorhelo III 5erren, at ou pllee
bliue iolis, ON ou ogoe | ben Tilitauo,
buori bu M er. gtej, fRre Uiebmen'
neitel iolis fan ou life bliue, uoen ou
er inttis / aunben % sriber 5eius met
1roens poano. Dien er ou ct troenot
Renneite / Qouo o9 Sanobeo, oa oil
ou oeion betole eiter Gune III Yr9iters
% Meniebeoers Gpboloelle.
J.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25

psnss til ct srunOtuisif llniuerftet, Iise
iai inberIist snife Of. at sooe tr'lteliss
Os Iutbsrits StoIer for Born Os nnge,
Ranb os auinosr, MATTE uinbe 6rsm'
gang bIanbt port 5olt. gi fuue aItio
finhes reoe III at aabne pors Spalisr
Tor BEN, iom pile tale iaapanne StoIsrs
Sag.
Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25
1. asbfriitns.

Oct er laaoonne Wenneifer, Tom fun
baps noset meo ariitenoommen at gore,
naar Der er Nsb paa 5aroe. 0g Der
er 10 iaa mango Slass Siso, JON Tan
biemisae % Wennsiter Der | oenne gers
ben, bpor Ri buslls ere omsipns al
gpnbens mango Gstser, bpOr Der er
1rrnsiel poa iaa mango Ra0Osr 70.
ben ialtne slrst. Snart er bet sps'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25
yDdniferen",

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Nebr.
i second-class matter.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-11-11
THE BABY's ROSARY.


Before Our Lady's shrine she knelt,
Our little blue-eyed girl;
Enwreathed about her rosebud face
Was many golden curl;
And in her dimpled hand she held
A rosary of pearl.
a baby quite-of summers three
She bowed her shining head:
Ard. as she told the beads, she ltsDed
With lips of cherry red
Her only PRAYER 1.-TWO words she smiled,
And Hail Nary said.
Again. again. and yet again
The baby breathed her prayer;
Her face Out-shining like a star,
From clouds of golden hair;
The while she press the polish beads
With meek and rev'rent air.
Her azure eyes on Mary face.
A look of rapture wore,
Such as the eyes of Gabriel
The great Archange bore,
When first he hailed the Virgin Queen
In Nazareth of yorei
Twas Hail Mary!" on the cross
God bless the little fairyO
And on the Pater-Noster grains
A chant.tha could not vary,
On AYES and on G1orias
Twas always Hail Mary
Come hither, Mary" her mamma cried
And learn 10 say it rightly
No one could understand such prayers!
You blunder. darling-slightly.
"Ah Blessed Muzzer stand it all!
The baby answered brightly.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-11-11
THE FIRST BOOK.
Admonitions Useful For a Spiritual
Life
CHAPTER

CHAPTER l.
(Of the Imitation of Christ. and Con-
tempt of all the Nanities of the WORLDLY
He that followeth Me walketh not in
darkness saith the Lord. These are the
words of Christ by which we are taught
to initiate His life and manners, if we
would be truly enlightened, and be de-
Iivered from all blindness of heart. Let
| therefore our chief endeavor be to me-
date on the life of Jesus Christ,
The doctrine of Christ eXceedetn all
the doctrines of holy men; and he that
hath the Spirit will find therein the
hidden mama.
But it fal3eth out, that many. albeit
they often hear the Gospel of Christ,
are yet but little effected because they
have not the Spirit OF Christ. Whose
ever then would fully and feelingly
understand the, words of Christ. must
endeavor to conform his life wholly to
the life of Christ.
What will it avail thee to be en-
gagged in profound reasonings concern
ing the Trinity, if thou be void of hui
mility, and art thereby displeasnig to
the Trinity? Surely great words do not
make a man holy and just. but a vir-
tuous life maketh. him dear2to God.
l had rather feel cOmpunction, then
know the definition thereof.
If thou NEWEST the whole Bible by
heart. and the saying of all the philoso-
pliers, what would it profit thee with
out the love of God and without grace?
Vanity of vanities, all is vanity except
to love God, and Him only to. serve.
This is the highest wisdom, by con-
tempt of the world to tend towards the
Kingdom of Heaven.
1t is therefore vanity to seek after
perishing riches, and to trust in them.
II - oil To CTR a flor hnnnrG
and to climb to high degree. 1t is van
ity to follow the desires of the flesh.
and TO labor for that for which thou
must afterwards suffer greviouS pun
ishment. 1t is vanity to desire to live
long and not to care to live well. 1t is
vanity to mind only this present life
and not to make provision for those
things which are to come.
1t is vanity to love that which speed
lily passeth away and not to hasten
thither where everlasting joy awafteth
thee.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-11-11
THE POET.

The pot sees the tragedy that lies
Concealed within the heart from other
eyes.
Behind the mask behind the surface
smile
He sees the gnawing canker grief the
while
Beneath the word he sees the deeper
And deeper still, the soul with sorrow
All things reveal themselves to his ken.
His chart is human life; his books are
men.
And this secret is of all his art,
He sees life wholly. others but in part.
\ godlike gift is this the gods bestow
To see the truth, to feel it and to know
And thus because -e pierces the pretenee
OF shallow smiles and words Disgusting
sense.
The poet may not follow Others lead
Ano lightly write what some may lightly
read.
But true to life his lines some trace must
OF lifes mysterious sorrow and despair.
The sweet music breathes a minor strain.
And life would not be perfect but for pain
And so the poet sings of grief and strife.
And tears and fears, because such is
ID. A. Mccarthy in the Pilot.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-11-11
THE BoER.

He stands upon his border Vine
AT bay, the armed Boer-
He fled before his hunters long
But now he'll trek no more.
He stands upon his border line,
His soul IS filled with wrath,
His bitter foe of long ago
Comes up against his path.
His heart is full of bitterness
For woes for many years.
The ruined hOmes-the painless wastes
Beset with nameless. fears.
And now he'll turn and flee no more
But strong in freedoms right,
He waits amid the Businesses,
TO wage a last great fight.
Who bats the tigers wounded sore
Must ware his fury blind,
And they that face the armed Boer
A frenzied foe shall find.
HIS. patience quelled the savage veldt
And tribes more savage still,
His headlong valors force was felt
On red Majuba Hill.
He stands upon his border line,
And calls his God TO aid,
He sees the crimson ranks approach
His spirit undismayed.
He stands upon his border line,
Alert to guard his land,
And God that sees his cause is Just
Shall nerve the Patriots hand.
Catholic Register
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-11-11

part of our "artful dodger, pass on to
another, OF. his acts of patent hypocrisy.
Fox, in his Book of Martyrs" declares
Cranmer to have been a Lutheran in
principle, a. d. 1929.
In the embassy to Rome he accepted
from the Pope the Office Of penitentia-
ry: afterwards, on the death of the
Archbishop of Canterbury, he was NOM
mated and selected successor to the lat
ter. For nearly thousand years each
Archbishop from Augustine down SWOre
spiritual allegiance to the Popes. A
difficulty here arose. IT was suggested
that a substitute be sent TO Rome to
impersonate Cranmer, TO take the oath
by proxy. But a still greater difficulty
presented itself on the arrival of the
bull for his conservation. There was no
way of lodging the issue here. But
Cranmers astuteness seemed to be
equal to the emergency. Taking with
apart three or four witnesses, he as
sured them that he had no intention
Of being bound by the oath of
ALLEGIANCE TO THE POPE.
which could not be eliminated from the
ceremony. With this mental reseTva-
ton he swore Ito be faithful and OBJ
edient TO the Holy Apostolic Roman
Church, to Pope Clement VIII. and to
his successors. Cranmer had, when
he took that oath to be true and faith
full to the PoDe, declared in heart and
intention his deliberate purpose to re-
ject the Pores authority; in a word.
ne solemnly swore to do what he had
already determined not to do. How
can such q condition of things be
designated as other than an act of
deliberate, wilful perjury? And this
act alone left unatoned for constitutes
Cranmer a base and deliberate per
jurer, from which imputation (because
he was a polished scholar and a pro-
found student of the Scriptures nor
his studied evasion nor his attempt at
mental reservation can excuse him or
diminish his guilt; nay, it but added
to his gross culpability.
Nor is this my sentiment only: it is
the deliberate conclusion of Collier
one of the historians ProtestanD of
the reformation. who thus expresses
himself on the above sacrilegious per-
jury Collier, vol. 2, Sec. 22) 1T IFS
true he made an act of protestation in
opposition to the tenor of his conse-
Grafton oath; but this reservation, so
far from diminishing, rather Argument
ed his guilt. Whenever Collier can
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-11-11
TO LADYsMITH.

Oh, Ladysmith, Oh. Ladysmithl
Has Uncle Kruger's cowhide boot
Jumped on the lovely British myth.
That Dutchmen don't know how to
shoot?
When Robert looms said, Yankee boys
In warlike sports have no discerning"
A grim Confed who heard their noise
And felt their shots said, Wal, they re
learning"
So. Lady. gentle Ladysmith,
Il love your sweet, romantic name)
Pack up your traps and start forthwith,
For bitter war is now the game.
Paul Kruger has no suitor's voice;
And if he loves a single flower,
The scarlet runner is his choice.
The flying red-coat decks his bower.
So. Ladysmith dear Ladysmith
Don't think that British valors Sin it. .
Those blooming Beers would knock the
out of a. crowbar in a minute.
james jeffrey Roacf1e.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-11-11

shield Cranmer he is ready to do SO,
but in this instance he despairs.- al
together of being able to utter aeworti
in his behalf; nay, brands him as de-
Iiberate. doubled distilled periurer! Let
rs before proceeding to others OF the
n1anyl edifying attributes of the pri-
mate. call attention to his daily life
durine the fourteen years of his occur
nation of the see of Canterbury. On
fine day of his conservation he said
Mass. This was. according to his
principles. an act of idOlatry for Fox
saws he was Lutheran since 1929 He
constantly officiated In his cathedral
during that period both in saving Mass
CHenry demanded a belief in the real
nresence). which was in every instance
TO him an act of idolatry He ordained
Priests and consecrated Bishops re-
neatedIv during this long period ex-
acting from each one of them the OBJ
servation of that oontinency which he
never himself observed In a word, if
the sacred Scripture refers to Satan
as "a liar from the beginning, what
language can adequately do justice to
this
BIGAMIST, VOW BREAKER AND
PERJURER.
from the beginning of his career at
Cambridge to his weIl-merited exech-
ton. Implying base perfidy to his dead
master Henry, and treason to his chill
dren, Mary and Elizabeth, whose in
terests he had, in conformity with
Ienrys will. sworn to maintain, but
which he had basely betrayed by lead
ing a conspiracy to deprive them Of
their crown, substituting Lady Jane
Grey for Henrys daughters, Mary and
Elizabeth.
Let the annals of the world be ran
sacked closely and narrowly to find the
equal OF Cranmer for every vice that
can disgrace human nature, and abso-
lutte failure awaits the investigation.
But his worst vices yet remain to be
discussed, and vet millions of well-dis-
posed but grossly-deceived Professionals
believe that this monster representa-
tive of every vice-this wolf in sleeps
.ciothing-was the representation of
every Christian virtue. The historic
conspiracy against the truth must be
unfclded, and from Protestant testi-
mony alone The world shall judge of
the Apostles. confessOrs and martyrs
of the glorious reformation, as they
stand in theetrue light of history.
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CHAPTER II.


OF thinking humbly of ourselves. All
men naturally desire knowledge; but
what availeth knowledge without the
fear of God? ~
Surely. an humble husbandrrfan that
serveth God is BETTER than a proud
philosopher who, neglecting himself, is
occupied in studying the course of the
heavens.
Whose knoWeths himself is lowly in
his own eyes. and delighteth not in the
praises of men.
/ If understood all things in the world
and had not charity. what would it
avail me in the sight of Cod who will
judge me according to my deeds? Cease
from an inordinate desire of knowledge,
FOR therein is much distraction and de-
eeit Learned men are anxious to seem
learned to others, and to be called wise.
Il Cor. iii. -
There be many things to know which
doth Atle or nothing profit the soul.
And he is very unWfse who minds other
things more than those that tend to his
salvation.
Many words do not satisfy the soul:
but a good life coInforteth the mind
and pure conscience giveth great con-
fidence toward Cod
If thou thinkest that thou under
standest and knowest much; yet know
that there be many more things which
thou knowest not.
Affect not to be overwise. but rather
acknowledge thine own ignorance.
Why wilt thou prefer myself before
others, seeing there be many more
learned and more skilled in the Script
ure than thou?
If thou wilt to know or learn anything
profitably desire to be unknown, and
to be little esteemed
The highest and most profitable les
son is the true knowledge ard lowly es-
TEEN Of ourselves.
1t is great wisdom and perfection to
think nothing of ourselves, and to think
always we'll and highly of others.
We are all frail Gen. VIII. 2D. but
do thou esteem none more frail than
thyself.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-11-11

Call often to mind that proverb The
eye is not satisfied with seeing, nor the
ear filed with hearing" Endeavor,
therefore, to withdraw thy heart from
the love of visible things, and to turn
myself to the invisible. For they that
follow their lusts stain their own con-
sciences, and lose the grace of God.