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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-19


Berlin. like other great cities. Is suf-
ferlng from overcrowding. due to the
absence OF dwellings suitable for the
constantly increasing population. The
municipal refuge for homeless people
now shelters a thousand more than tho
average number OF inmates. The dis
tress OF these people is so great that
the authorities propose to build prem
lses for the exclusive purpose Of stor-
ing the furniture Of the crowded out.
for these unfortunate people. though
unable to find a roof. earn money and
are without household goods. The crux
OF the natter Is the lack OF small
houses. The biilding trade prefers to
erect huge and rather expensive edi-
aces. and the rents Of these are such as
persons OF small means can not anord
10 pay. and yet the Berlin municipality
spends every year about four millions
sterling for the benefit Of the poor and
homeless. Meanwhile. the housing
problem is becoming more critical. and
In reality constitutes a much more I'M
portant subject than even the Chinese
situation. In other German towns the
misery OF the crowded out is not 50
acute but the growing seriousness OF
the situation demands immediate at
tention. Thus the municipality OF
Dusseldorf. one Of the richest towns In
the empire, has just decided to raise
hve millions sterling for building
small and cheap houses for the work
ing classes. es.-Indianapolis News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-19

Pontdrift after q three days battle.
The Boer troops had Withdrawn. and
one Of the young officers looking
through his field glasses. saw three Of
his wounded comrades lying within the
British lines. From a rise of ground
the officer watched the hospital corps
at work among the British soldiers.
He noticed that the Beers were left
unattended. When this fact reached
the ears Of Dynamite Dick" he asked
fol. volunteers to form a rescuing par
ty. Several soldiers offered to accom-
pany him and at night six Of these
men were stationed in a ditch in order
TO cover the retreat in case the expedi-
ton was successful Taking with him
vivian Cogill. a Boer boy IL years old,
Dynamite Dick went in search Of the
wounded men They crept past the
first British picket without being dis
covered. Cautiously they proceeded
until they had gone by the inside pick
et and could see the British soldiers
lying asleep in their blankets While
they we're making across an open
stretch Of ground the moon came out
from behind a cloud and the nearest
picket challenged them. Then he nred'
His shot went wide Of the mark, and
in an instant there was confusion IN
the camp.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-19

The new services created with Aus
tralian federation viii. It Is estimated,
cost the colonies some e30O000 per
annum. The amount Is made up Of
governor general and stan salaries.
f175OO: executive. $4,000. legisla-
ture. eif2.O00: civil establishments,
e1s5O0. treasury, 10000; justice,
e25 900: interstate commission, eS.-
600: public buildings maintenance. in
terest etc. e55.e0O. and contingencies.
$50 900. Spread over the whole popu-
lation Of Australia this means one
shilling eight pence per head-men,
women and children.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-19
A Scotch Trades Unionist

the imperial parliament This invita-
tion. however, he felt constrained to
decline in the best interests Of his
union. AS a speaker Mr.. Weir is very
effective. and as a mediator In indus
trial disputes he has always received
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-19

only citizens Of Canada viii IN fu-
ture be employed on government work
Or on government works by contract
ois In that country.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-19
DYNAMITE DICK. "
AMERICAN SCOUT IN SERVICE
OF BoERS.
whose Wonderful Exploits WI 'vo
forever in south African
How He Destroyed sI6,ooo.c.
Of Stores.


One Of the characters whose exploits
in the Boer war viii be forever mem
orable is Dynamite Dick, who is now
taking a rest in Chicago. His milf
tary career extends over a period OF
only one year. but it Is probably one
Of the most eventful on record in the
history Of any gar. Previous to his en-
listment in the Boer army Dynamite
Dick" was known as j. n King, an
American. who had been in the Trans
yaal for five years. King was born In
Pennsylvania He was educated as a
civil engineer. He was sent first to
Mount st. Mary's College. at Emmets-
burg, Md, and later attended college
at Georgetown, D. c. It is said that
he was always a boy Of reckless daring.
and that the nelghbors were s~"us-
toned to prophesy that he won,- be
hanged before he was twenty, because
his wonderful talent for organization
made him a ringleader In all sorts Of
mischief, He was only % when he
left home to go to the Transvaal In
search OF fortune and adventure.
Joined the Farmer Array.
When the war broke out Kings SYM
patnles were with the Beers. and with
Is other young fellows he enlisted as
Gen. Joubert's bodyguard. OF this
number he is the only survivor today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-19

The tomb Of Cyrus was at Pasarga-
dae. near Persepolis. Here, 200 years
later. Alexander came, the next charac-
ter in history to be immoTtalized with
the title. The Great" He ordered the
tomb to be opened. expecting to find
great treasures; but a rotten shield.
two Scythian bows and Persian cine
ter were the only riches. Within the
sepulchre was this inscription: 20
man, whoever thou art and whenceso-
ever thou comest, am Cyrus, the
founder OF the Persian empire; envy
me not the little earth that covers my
body" Thus it will be seen that this
great man. wise. moderate, courageous.
magnanimous. noble and daring. feared.
as men now fear, the envy Of the world
and begged to be left alone with the
small piece Of earth occupied by his re-
mains. Surely death has no respect
for greatness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-19
CYRUS THE GREAT
FEW CHARACTERS ACCORDED
SUCH a TITLE.
They May De Enumerated on the Fin
gers OF the Hands-Why Were They
Grsatg-cyrus. the First ia the List
His Characterlstics.


Among the names that Time has not
effaced from the annals OF history but
few are followed with the title The
Great. They can be enumerated on
the fingers Of the hands-cyrus, Alex
ander. Charles. Alfred Louis XIV, Pc
ter ana Frederick.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-19

JOHN WEIR
Secretary Of the fife and Kinross
Miners. fraternal delegate to the A.
F. Of L. convention. 1900
the greatest attention and respect Of
both employers and workers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-19

lEl anu AANAtA*N+ff
Cyrus the Great.
OF these great characters Cyrus was
the first to appear. He was born about
500 B. c.. and was the son Of Cambyses,
King Of Persia. and his mother was
Mandane. daughter OF Astyages, King
Of the Medes. This Astyages Is known
in the Scriptures as Ahasuerus. Al
this time the Persians we're divided
into twelve tribes and inhabited only
one province Of the vast country which
has since borne the name OF Persia
and they numbered less than lzV,VOo-
Through the yalor and prudence OF
CYRUS this small province became the
great Persian empire and the Persian
population reached the millions. Cyrus
was Of fine appearance. possessed noble
qualities OF mind, a gentle disposition,
was nill OF good nature and humanity
and had a great desire for learning. lie
was never afraid of any danger. or dls-
couraged By any hardship or difnculty.
He was brought up according 70 the
laws and customs Of the Persians'
which we're excellent in those days IN
respect to education. The training Of
children was looked upon as the most
important duty and the most essential
part Of government. Boys were
brought up in common and everything
was regulated by law for them-the
place and length Of their exercises, the
times Of eating, the quality II tneir
meat and drink, and their dinereht
kinds OF punishment.
Modest and Temperate.
All through his life he was noted Tor
his modesty and temperate habits.
Pride. luxury and magnihcence reigned
around him whenever he went beyond
the confines Of the Persian province
but never did they in any way con-
taminate him. He always followed the
simple. frugal life Of his youthful
days. Wherever he went his modest
but noble bearing, his affabie manners
and his generosity procured him gen
eral love and esteem. His desire to b'
lust led him to be looked upon as the
great arbiter Of all serious disputes
During his career Of conquestalthougi
a stern disciplinarian and often ap
pearing cruel and tyrannical, he wa
usually just and generous to his fol
lowers as well as the peoples he van
ouished. He sought to make allie
rather than enemies Of those he con
quered. and in this aim he was highlI
successful Many provinces surrendere'
to him without resistance. when thel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-19

into tie doomed city through the
drained channel. killed the unsuspect-
ing gaares and opened the massive
gates to allow the entire Persian forces
to enter The Babylonians resisted
desperately but we're overpoWered and
the city became tributary to the Per-
sian empire It's King. Belshazzar. was
killed early in the conflict The hand
writing on the wall had been porten-
tous.
Death Of Cyrus.
Cyrus reigned until 529 b. G.. when
he died. Historians differ as to his
manner Of death, but according to
Xenophon. the Greek historian. he died
natural death. surrounded by his
family and loved and esteemed by all
his subjects. Up to the fatal sickness
he enjoyed vigorous health due TO his
temperate life Another version Of his
death is that he was killed while en-
gagged in a battle with the Massagetae.
a nation in the north Of Asia. the sol-
diers Of whom were led by their Queen.
Tomyris She caused the head Of Cy-
rus to be cut on and plunged into a
leathern bag filled with human blood,
saying, Though am alive and have
conquered you, yet you have undone
me by taking my son. will how
ever, satiate you with blood" This
speech shows the estimate Of the char
acter OF the conqueror, whose work il
the same IN all ages-the shedding Of
human blood.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-19

OF all Dynamite Dicks exploits
none was more wonderful than that at
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
BOERS WRECKED
A BRITISH TRAIN
Several Passengers Have Narrow
Escape From Death.
COLONEL YANDELEuR KILLED
Train Derailed Between WaisrVasl and HAM
mOuSkrasl - promineut BOer Charged
With Treason 10 loadoR-
Other Foreign News.

LONDON. 4Sep,. S.--The Pretoria cor
responder, Of the Daily Telegraph in 3
dispatch describing the blowing up Of
a train besweea Waterfall and HAM
mOnskraal Saturday by Beers, wAea
Lfeu;ennnt-Colonel Vaadeleur Of ;Ae
Irish Guards was killed says;
The train carried several passengers,
among them TWO ladies with babies and
q nurse. As il to!led through 4 cu;. a
negro was seen 20 raise his hand. In
stantly Boer discharged two mines.
derailiag the train while body Of Beers
poured in a heavy rife fire.
L,eutsnant-Colonel Vanieleur got the
two women to lie down under The seats
and ordered his men 10 return the fire.
As be was proceeding along The corridor
a Boer burst into the carriage and frei.
killing him after, 1t is supposed, he re
fused 70 surrender. Another Boer de-
Hberatelv fired upon and wounded the
nurse. Bullets were flying in all iirec-
tons, although the Beers were aware
that women and children were there
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MILITARY MEN PERPLEXED.
Kruger's Estimate Of Ca0e Rebels N7'
Far From the Truth.

Kruger's Estimate OF Ca0e Rebel, Not
Far From The Truth.
NEW YORK, s=p;. "A dispatch TO
The Tribune from London says:
Lord Miner has not been idle since
his return 70 South Africa. one Of his
frsg public acts on resuming his dut! IS
has been to offer some assurances in re-
ply to the representations made On De-
half Of Outlande- refugees. The high
commissioner declares that there is no
ohiec, Of which he will work more
strenuously than haJ Of bringing the
people back TO the Transvaal as quickly
as possible.
Military men fra ky confess that they
30 not understand what is happening in
South Africa. They are confused AMI
JevlIered when they stick pins in their
naps and observe Ire exteH; an5 1agni-
tud- Of the operations Of the raid rs.
Al experienced official says hat ae
suspects tina. Mr. Kruger was NOT far
from the truth when he Asserted that
1900 Cape r-bels han .evoltei. This is
pessimis-ic confession bu; j, 1lusul'es
the expression prevailing IN Official
circles.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
THE CAPE COLONY DUTCH.

Some OF Them Joining Burghers on Ac-
count Of Kitchener's Proclamation.
LONDON. Sept S.-A dispatch from
Middleburg to the Times says the ap-
Proach OF mld-September has had the
sffect OF drawing a sharp line between
the two parties among the Cape Colony
Duch. a few Of them have joined the
fighting burghers in consequence Of ex-
ASPIRATION at Lord Kitchener's latest
proclamation but others have thrown in
their LOT with the British.
Last week the British authorities re-
eelved two offers on the part Of the
Dutch inhabitants Of Cape Colony to
raise special corps TO hunt for Boer
rebels.
Scheeper's recent dash into the south
west corner Of Cape Colony is regard
ed as unimportant His 800 followers
are mostly boys AMI half his horses are
IN poor condition.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS

Proposals mr. Frr-h iirrr AMI Muuu
urli.r rtief tumm!saary. Nnnuu' -'
Nnrr1tkr Wash. Sep. I lgnl Sealed
proposals fr 'u-1ithinE ami ielI'rInE
'r.sH hrrf and fresh wutun rur SIX
months beg. ming January L. lo. w.
Boo received hrrv a. AZ Offices H, ,Hw
wisstrirs AZ Fort Stevens. oregon
UIt. barracks. Idaho. Forts tan-y
Candy Fnglrr. Lawson. Walir Wa.ia
Wright lGl Vancouver iArrJrka Narh.
ng,,u. untI II m. D.. g. 1901 auA
,hru npWri formation furnished up-
on application Envelope c,nnj.ius
proposals should pc endorsed 'rpF.1ilr
Mr Fytsh urv, AMI Fresh Mu.'n. bni
ui irrssrl 90 tpmmlssiry " pa~t .H Do.
supplied or go t1l = r. Nyr \ r a..
rht rumy
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
RAIsIN GROWERS TROUBLES
Packers Charged Vita Removing some
0i Las; Years Crop by Force

NEW YORK, sept 3.-TAs Journal q
Commerce says:
a great deal ot interest has been man
Tested by the wholesale grocery trade
and dried fruE brokers in ;Ae probable
outcome 4 the troubles between the
packers aad raiS:n growers ot ;hs
coast.
NJ T. Eearney. presiien; ot me Raisin
Growers association Who has arrived
from Hamburg, Germany. in an inter-
view said ,ha; since reaching this coun-
trv he had found that A g0ea, deal "
discussion had arisen over the matter
of soma carloads OF raisins ,balance "
las; years cropl sold 20 the packing
company and that the packing company
had used force in the removal ot raisins
from some Of the packing houses be-
longing TO dissatisfied members o. the
packing company.
Continuing Mr. Kearney said: The
sale Of the balance Of last years crop 20
;ha packing compay placed the raisins
under the control OF the packing COM
pany and as the latter has leased all the
packing houses, It simply sent It's en-
ployes 10 the packing houses and re-
moved wha: belonged 10 it BY righ; of
purchase. I. is unfortunate tina; any
force should ~ used On either side in
this transfer. Acting in lis own pack
ing houses, I cannot see where a wroag
was committed"
Mr. Kearney has Issued an address 20
the growers Of considerable length IN
which h urges in the strongest terms
The signing Of the lease.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
ITCHING
Burning ScaIy
HlAl)lVRS
Complete External and
Internal Treatment
(QtiCura

THE SET. consisting Of curlcuRA
SOAP, 10 cleanse tho skIn OF erusts
and scales, and soften tho thIekcncd
cutl,le, CuTlcuRA OINTMENT, TO
instantly allay ltehIng. Irritation.
aud inflammation. and soothe and
heal. and CuTlCuRA RES0LNENr.
10 cool and cleanse the blood, and
cxpei humour germs. A SINGLE
SET Is often sufficient 70 cure tho
most torturlng. dlsilguring skin,
sss!r. and blood humours, rashes,
itehlngs, and lrrItatIons. with loss
Of hair. when the best Phy sleians,
and all other remedies fall.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, sept. 3.-Wheat, bluastem.
Sc. club, 50.
PORTLAND, Sept. 3--Wheat Walll
Walla. s.; bluestem, j6lA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 3.-Wheat.
December, 1904.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Wheat, Decem-
Der, opened, TN; closed, III.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
ATTMEPTS TO REMOVE
DOLE ARE USELESS
The Matter Will Be Allowed TO Drop
on the Advice OF Queen
LiNuokalani

Correspondence of Associated Press)
HONOLULU, Aug. q. VIA san Fran
cisco, sept. 3.-Ex-Q Queen Llliuokalani
is reported TO have reached the conclu-
sion that the home rulers are making
a mistake in spending their time and
energy in efforts TO have Governor Dol-
removed.
Al a recen, meeting Of natives. where
the matter n choosing a man to be ad-
yocatz az Dole's successor was discuss
81. Senator Kalaukallni who is re-
gardei as the queens political agan;
and adviser, advocated letting the MAJ
,er drop altogether
Acting Governor Cooper recently r.
celvei an interesting letter from J.hn
Kaluhi. a native. who was dlsuc.
magistrate 9f K10lau. oahu. a. ,as um.
u .h- overthrow " ,h- m nar-hv. 4.
.ha. time KaIuai resigned, refusing 70
take the oath os allegiance 20 Ihe PROV
.ncial government or the republic r.
Gently the position became vacant ana
he wrote 10 Cooper stating .aa. D.
rad fe'. compiled 20 resign years ag
because VI his rovalis. pa,hies, bur
that now all the people IN Hawa" were
americans h. would Ike the position
again. H was appoln.eL
Reports from the Island 0f Hawai-,
continue to indicat= tina. the volcano
EiIuauea is s5ou. 70 break forth again
Visitors 20 the volcano repor. ln,-ns
hea, for a long distance around n
crater AMI hug volumes 5f smoke ara
rsing.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE

Vst ttrt,tHA soar. assistci by CttitrnA
uisrAENr Tho strat slln oufv. for ptrscft'
ins. purifying. and heauufylns the sAln. fnr
,leauslnE tho ssalp ~ cfus,s, orales. and dan'
dfua. ani Tho stopping ot fallips hair. Tor
sanenins. whltruins anil soothing tv,i, rough.
ani soru hanis. fpr hab, Iahhoa, iirhlnss,
AMI chaansu, aud for all tho puu'osUs ~ tho
,llct. hath. aai nurpofy Mlllioas ~ Women
usc turirvHA soar IN the form Of balhs Tor
annoying igt,auons, lnaammaIlons, Anl ei'
cpfiauuus, or too tsvc or offensive pctvplt'
Auon. IN tho form Of washes tct ulcetauvo
weak ucanes and Tor many sahauvc, anuscpua
purposes whlrh readily sussvsi themselves
la women, Aad especially mnIhcfs No
amoua, " persuasion can induce ,hosr Who
havu opco used u ~ usc any other, especially
ior prvsculns And puht,lns tho asin. 'ralp,
aat halr otlnfanla and childrru. ttri'tHA
soar combines IN oNE soar al oSE fhcr,
rlo prsr .Lln ani complexion soap. and tho
rt.r toilet, hath. and lahy soap ln Tho ""t''
a-t tN.eusA-ai ~ vs'1 nHn'A htTe' vs.,
o,stA Aa.Bs u n Ghsststhegsq - laa4na f"ftaa
bs.o asp cess toar, ais fIspa
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
OUTLOOK FOR INTERVENTION.

Emperor Nicholas Said TO Have Refused
- Receive Mr.. Kruger.
NEW YORK. Sept 3.-A dispatch
credenca is given in that city 20 ,h=
rumor that President Kruger would be
received BY the car in the course Of his
majesty's visit to France though the
pro-Boer organs consider such a ,.=p de-
sirabl=
The leading papers understand that
Emperor Nicholas has refused 10 receive
rhe Boer eI-2rssident ana that his de-
eision indicates the attitude # France
and Russia TO b. the same as ,ha. Of
Germany. I. is believed tha5 neither q
the three powers viii consider inter-
vention.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
FRED WARREN INJURED.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3--The serious, II
not fatal injury of Frederick Warren
IN Of the owners Of the Warren Steam
ship Company, is reported from Beverly
Farms, Mass. Mr.. Warren. with his
daughter, was driving nome from a
horse show at the Myopia Hunt Club
when the horse boted throwing Mr.
Warren from the vehicle.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
rmr AruAErroup JUNCTION.

EVERETT. Wash. Sept rhe nur
mos, portion 't Hartford junction "'r
wp,l ou. hy nr starting o." night
The lasa include, lrt's llut.l ul ti"'"
rnDup'a stugrt, merchandise a'vrs HuI
pns.orDl,r
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
sltEEr CAMP NAlpGp

rENpLErON. urr. Scp, st, 30 toe
npt.j rr,n War W5lpN ,ryrh IhA' u
ttV msh'a tso taug mru malt d tnd
80 g. \ Iohustn's sN,.p rmp h.lnE
nrN sheep and 1tgcmpyns 'u ahe 'h'
utt W thc hrrd.r Gue r'trr''N.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
MILLIONAIRE JONES FLEEcED.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Charles Jones,
who is said to be a California million
aire with headquarters at Sacrament %.
who won $1,000 on the Futurity race has
reported to the police that he was rob-
bed Of his winnings through the medium
Of card game by two men and one
woman. The authorities are investigat-
ing.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
MAY srccEEp MERRIAM.
Macarthur 20 Rr Commander 90 De-
par;ment of Colorado.

DENVER. Ssp;. 3-The Times s'ys;
General II. c. Merriam 10 nF iypart-
man- %. Colorado. VIII probably be- sue
ceeIsd upon his ret,remen, hy General
Macarthur late command d'r-'n- nict "
tn American forces In the Philippines
General Merriam re,lres from command
u this department next November On
lcc1uu, ~ lgr limitation.
Several well-known officers n lh' ar
my have bean reported from slime 20
time As he mex. commander ~ ih"
department. bu, the name 4 General
Macarthur Is considered as dnh
/, Is claimed h. viii com, 10 the ic-
par,mea. NJ the Colorado AS O rc'ul. ~
hts own choice
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
MEMBER OF LAW FACULTY

LEXINGTON. KY, Sept. 3.-Ex-Con-
gresham w. c. P. Breckenridge was
today elected a member Of the law fac
ulty OF Center University.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-04
UNION or CHURCHES



ton of tn P.pa
NEW YORK. sep. The Trlbun.
savs:
The Society for the A.y1am-u. u .a.
Anglican church has established a
FRANCISCAN order a. Graymo1r, O f.s
miles from Garrison N the Hudson.
The socis.y has Cor i,s principal objec,
union II all churches under the pope
"Th= high church element IN the
Anglican caurch has for years been en-
deavoring TO have i.s orders racognizaI
By the Vatican. A year ago the pope
refused requests Of such a nature Tn
leaders in the movement have not b.
come discouraged. however an1 ara
working through the society Of Atone
ment for the attainment Of their end
This organization ls a revival Of the Of
der founded in England by the Sons Of
st. Francis several hundred years ago