New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
HOME is NOT HEAVEN
Mr. Carnegie's Ner Book Attoc6eG
bu Father Pardon.

-, 20 GET down TO the hot part
the part where I want to MT PeOP IL =,
Rev William o'Brien ParooV N NJ -, -,
-.po,-.l.+,o- N, Source Of the Christian Lale' u
- -. 71sugh4e-s Of the Faith. al No la Centra1
rs-l south Yesterday afternoon Then ne pro
-.s5.5 n hit Andrew Carnegie and the LutheIsis
tire former for some OF the staternenlS III @
1,o- problems Of To-day the latter tor Wha'
-, IL .,,,,,+ Catholics 10 President Roosevelt
I 6o,,t know whether YOU will read TINS oooh.
Father Pardow said. holding I'D copy q -
lem. If Today bound n vivid REQ ouI ~ ~
-, -.-or'- M Carnegie declares in TINS uooA
or MOTTO must not be heaven Is our NOME 90
,,,-,s g our heaven should think NJ tarnesle
,,1s he afraid that II the poor get 70 neleNe 'ia
,hsv will look at his home. which IS 50 uiiie
f~or, theirs and draw few simple conc4
Tr,.v might say Your home IS much osO'e ~
-,o-. comfortable than GUY fourth story neok' va
sill take feT Of your pretty Hiiie9'
our homes Ike heaven
-~SF- Carnegie Is conservative MOST 'i.ii M
-. rhev become conservative when tney DecollI7
-5ob Re doesn't ike the socialists In his chapter
- -ne long march upward he dweIls on the great
.-,,-ove-ren+ the vast lift Up from the MONKEY
s-s-e-he believes in the monkey theorY-ahu li'eI
hA tails how the socialists would destroy Ihe nol
NJ Carnegie cannot have read the last census 70
ports have. Under the present system one M
rtsze out 81 every twelve leads 70 divorce as
sz,e-e s-s 10 divorces among Catholics, one out OF
every ten marriages Of Protestant and Of asnosucs
leads 20 divorce II IS the beginning OF me emu
n has begun IN France Il Is oesLalllils AoI0-
Then Father Pzrdov turned 70 the Lutherans
snd Presby1e-1sns and Baptsts, who have been M
,,z things 81 US end at President Roosevelt0or'
-,ssn" he amended. President Roosevelt
and
PRArsEs PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT,
.-z-,sn President Roosevelt said-bravely, as
fls71-that E Catholic might some time be Pres
ss7+ he uas attacked By certain Protestant minis
+e-s They say 8 Catholic President would mean
the union Of the Church and State Why II
-..,o,;o t.e-ar,e President-dou't fret, none ever
I'll be311r If such z thing happened, and that
C,.tholic President tried force union oeIWeen
Church and State. tbs Pops would be the INST 20
1sI1 him that Re had no right 10 force his views
p-o- the r7eopls II would sinful for any Catno-
liz ho climbed 70 the Presidency TO Try 70 force
union between Church and State, and the whole
Catholic Church would be against him If he did
Our unthoughtfuI f-lends-I won't call them
tHoughtIess but unthoughtfuI-say that while they
dorsr mean TO charge that the whole bulk Of Cath
Giles IS disloyaI-and that is nice Of theH!-Sth
th.v fear that If IL came TO a choice between the
hierarchy and the Constitution it would not be the
Constitution We would choose. l wonder, then. no"
they dared allow Catholics fight IN the last war
snd vet in that war against Spain q Catnohc
s,osrtry one out Of every soldiers was Cain
oltc And Didn't see any of those ministers leav~
ing their plpi1s take the places of the poor irish
Catholics who died their country.
While speaking OF the cults people sccept as rev
elstions" Father Pardow referred 10 what he
called Mrs Eddyisu"
She says she understands Gods revelation ne
remarked. The Pope isn't in IT with her-excuse
the slang: slang is very expressive sometimes But
the astonishing thing IS that sensible men and
women believe her: sensible sound business men
believe her. ] cannot understand it