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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-01-28

Father Henneman Returns to Mis-
sion Fields. Having spent just long
enough in civilization to recuperate his
shattered health, Rev. Robert A. Hen
neman, S. J. is about to return to mis-
sion work in British Honduras Fa-
Their Henneman was for several years
the companion of Father Stanton who
after years Of fruitful work among the
Maia tribe of Honduras, died last
year from a sickness brought on
largely by the hardships of his mis-
sionary career. FIR. Henneman had
spent seven years in Honduras when,
about year ago, i'll health forced
him also to seek the more healthful
climate and conditions of the United
States. The year spent in this coun-
try has had the desired effect; and per-
fectly restored in health, he is now
preparing to return once more to the
scene of his arduous labors. At pres
ent he is at st. Louis University.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

New Commander of Swiss Guards
The Sovereign Pontiff has appointed
Colonel Jules Repond of the Canon de
Fribourg to the command of the Swiss
Guard, in succession to Baron Leopold
Meyer Won Schauensee.
Hostile Papers Condemned. - The
Bishop of Grenoble has issued de-
cree forbidding the reading of two To-
cal newspapers, on the ground that
Messenger of Sacred Heart in Gaelic.
An instance of the great progress
the revival of the ancient language is
making in Ireland is afforded in the
announcement of the coming publica-
ton in Dublin of an edition of the Mes
senger of the Sacred Heart in Gaelic
Earthquake at Messina re-caIIed.-In
commemoration of the second ami
versary of the great earthquake at Mes
sina, on December %, assumed the
character of deep mourning. Requiem
Masses were celebrated and addresses
were made at a great mass meeting, in
which warm appreciation was ex-
pressed for the aid given by other
countries, especially the United States,
the American quarter erected by Amer.
lean subscriptions being now consid.
cred the best section among the new
structures.
A Religious FamiIy.-Seven brothers
and sisters of one family at Tettnang
in Wuertemberg, are members of the
Benedictine Order of the Beuron prov.
! ince.
First Volume of New Canon Law
Code ready this year.-Pope Plus has
announced that the first volume of the
code of canon law will be issued this
year. ~
Rev. J. p. Frey, ConsuIter of Biblical
Commission.-Pope Plus x, through
the Secretary of State, has appointed
Rev. P. John Baptist Frey, rector Of
the Congregation of the Precious
Blood, consultor of the Biblical Com
mission.
UrsuIine Sister Wins DECORATE
The Ursuline Sister, Cecilia Lubien
ski, of Lemberg, having passed tn,
University examinations in Philosophy
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-01-28

has had the degree of Doctor con
ferred upon her. It is the first time
such has been conferred upon a nun
in Europe.
M. Del Val to be Spanish Minister to
Brussels.-t is announced that M
Merry del Val, brother of the Cardinal
Secretary of State, will shortly be
nominated to his fathers old post as
Minister of Spain at Brussels, where
he and the Cardinal studied as boys at
the Jesuit College.
New Archbishop Of Tokio-Rev.
Francis Bonne, of Paris, has been
made Archbishop of Toxic.
Celtic Gross to Mark Place Of First
Mass.-A Celtic cross of marble was
recently erected on a rath or liss
about three miles distant from KilIar-
ney. The cross bears an inscription in
English and Irish which tells it's pur-
pose, as follows: For the greater
glory of God and the honor of St. Cum
milan this cross was erected to mark
the spot on which Mass was said
when there was neither thatch nor
slate over the altar of God, and when
the soldiers of the King prosecuted
His people. This cross was erected by
priests, all natives of Kilcummin par
ish. Praised be Jesus Christ for ever
and evermore.'
Riot Leader Punished.-The legal
tribunal of Barcelona has sentenced
Senior Villanueva to fourteen years
| Imprisonment and to payment of be-
between 100000 and 10000, as the
principal instigator in disturbances
which led to the burning of the con-
vent of Los Escolapios
Golden Jubilee of Duke of Norfolk.
Earl Marshall and Hereditary Mar
shall of England, Premier Duke and
Premier Earl, celebrated his golden
jubilee as peer, he having succeeded
to these and other family honors at
the death of his father on November
18th, 1S60-now fifty years ago.
Mde. Curie Seeks Honor.-Madame
Curie, the widow of the co-discoverer
of radium, and who is herself one of the
greatest living authorities on that sub
ject, has become candidate for cleo
ton to vacant seat in the Academy
of Sciences, one of the five academies
that make up the Institute of France.
Madame Curie is a devout Catholic, as
was also her husband, who is now de-
ceased.
Death of Cardinal Segna.-Cardinal
Segna, whose death the Sacred College
was called upon to mourn early in the
new year, was project of the Congrega
ton of the Index. He had just cele
brated the Golden Jubilee of his ordina
ton. He was born seventy-fve years
ago at Poggio Ginolfi in the Diocese Of
Marsi and studied for the Priesthood
in Rome. After his ordination he
taught dogmatic theology in the Ro
man Seminary. In 1884 he was Audi
tor of the Nunciature at Madrid; an6
in 1893 Assessor of the Holy Office
He was made Cardinal by Leo XIII il
1894.
Apostolic Nuncio at Vienna Resigns
Mgr. Granite di Belmonte, for the
past seven years Nuncio at Vienna hal
I sent in his resignation to Holy Fathe
who accepted it.
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Apostolic Nuncio at Vienna Resigns
Mgr. Granite di Belmonte, for the
past seven years Nuncio at Vienna has
sent in his resignation to Holy Father
who accepted it.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05
The Chosen Land Of Mexico
A District Where Winter is Only a Name and Ocean
Breezes Make Summer Delightful

Just 81 miles south of Galveston,
Texas, across the Gulf OF Mexico. lies
some of the best tropical agricultural
land in Mexico. II not In the Americas.
This land is rich and fertile. well
located. with very mild and health
ful climate. Extreme hest or cold are
unknown. In the summer time the
cool Gulf breczes blowing In from the
Coast over the land. which lies from
500 to 500 feet above sea level. make
this section an ideal spot in which to
live. The ailments so common to man
are fewer in this section than in any
other part of the Gulf Coast country.
Crops generally grown In the United
States produce abundantly here. be-
sides. every tropical fruit OF vegetable
known are grown In vast quantities.
Large areas are producing valuable
timber. such az mahogany. cedar. etc.
Eucalyptus makes splendid timber In
from five to seven years time. and the
growth is progressive and continuous.
This land does not require irrigation,
the rainfall being abundant, but not to
excess.
The Mexico American Land Compa-
ny has secured 10000 acres OF this
Tho Chosen Land of Mexico with
title direct from the Government, sit
uated between and bordering on the
Great Coatzacoalcos al. Coschapa
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05

The Whitton family on Sherman
avenue left early Sunday morning for
Pueblo to spend Christmas day with
the daughter, Mrs. Geo. Mckay. Mr..
Whitlow returns this week and will
load his car for the removal to Fort
Sumner, New Mexico, where the fam
lily will make their future home.
The Gebhardt-Thompson fraternity,
the family of N. B. King and others,
took in the Welsh Choir program at
the NJ E. church Tuesday evening. It
was as rich a combination of voices
as it was rare, and most delightful
treat to those fortunate enough to be
present
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05
EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES

Henry Marteen has bought the
Chiids property on Orchard avenue
and will soon take possession. while
Mr.. and Mrs. Case, the present oc-
cupants. will move to South Canon.
Jack Allen has been working for
Mr.. Harvey on Central street plowing
etc.
Mrs. Comfort, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patton, who recently left here for
California, was married upon her ar
rival there to a Mr.. Kuppinger, and
Immediately entered her new home.
Mr.. Madison. who works at the
swimming pool, won him a turkey at
the turkey shoot on Prospect Heights.
Mr.. Maddox and family were Christ
mas guests at Mr.. Barney's on Central
street
Albert Caughy ate Christmas dinner
with the Hurlburt's Monday night.
Tom Runner is working for Mrs.
Sawyer on the Earl place.
The pupils of the Four Mile school
gave a very enjoyable entertainment
Christmas evening.
Miss Freda Comfort spent Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs McWilllams OF
Reynolds avenue.
Mrs. Patton and granddaughter. Miss
Comfort, spent Christmas at Park
Center with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. woolford entertained
at Christmas dinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Weitner and Mrs. Laws.
Nineteen guests sat down to a
sumptuous Christmas dinner at Mr.
Ward Williams on Nineteenth street.
Saturday.
Geo. Brainerd is down from Salida
to spend the holidays with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brainerd. on
Nineteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey, on Center
street, entertained the latter's brother
and wife. Mr. and Mrs Small. Christ
mas.
". B. Woolford treated himself to a
Christmas present of furnace which
he will soon put into his house on
Cottonwood avenue. May Its genial
warmth equal that OF its owner.
Mr.. Geo. Gilbert has rented the
Charlie Leake place on Del Rey ave-
nue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn. OF Cottonwood
avenue. entertained the formers
brother and family from Current
Creek.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05

rivers. on the Isthmus OF Tehaup,epec
south Just few miles from one of the
best shipping points In Mexico (Puer-
tol, Offering unexcelled shipping IA
cilitios TO all markets OF the anerld.
They have sub-divlded this trac{into
ten-acre tracts and up. and are offer
Ing u at the remarkable low figure
or $3.50 per acre up to $500 per acre
5000 per acre down, and the bal
ance running from six to thirtv-six
months. This proposition is bkeked
by some of the best and most respon-
sible men in the United tates. and IN
endorsed by hundreds OF responsible
bankers, who will gladly tell you of
Its merits. They are running monthly
excursions TO show their iandA the
next one leaving Denver jan ard.
1911. IL requiring about ffteep. .day,
for the round trip. Parties gofSr ON
this excursion are not obIigafed 10
buy land. but are assured n very en-
ioyable and profitable trip at the very
lowest possible cost Their benuti-
fully illustrated booklet THE Chosen
Land OF Tropical Mexico Will ~ sent
free on request Write for It nj once.
and arrange to go on the next evcur-
sion. Messrs. Emley a Page, No 8
Boston Bldg. Denver. Coiorade1 will
gladly correspond with you (lrthsr
about this exceptional opportunity.
Write them
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05
MRS. F. W. AIKEN DIED
EARLY THURSDAY MORNING

Mrs. Mary Richie Aiken died at the
hospital here at 1915 o'clock this
morning from blood poisoning. com
plicated by pneumonia, after an ILL
ness of little more than ten days
duration. aged thirty years and six
days. Deceased was the wife of F. w.
Aiken. agent OF the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad company at Swal-
lows. Colorado. and general chairman
of the Order of Railway Telegraphers
for the Rio Grande system. Mrs Aiken
was the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James p. Richie, OF Hillside, and was
well known in this county. She was
brought to the hospital here for treat
ment on the 10th inst. with the hope
that something could be done for her.
but to no purpose, and she became
gradually worse until death came 20
her relief. Mrs. Aiken suffered in
tenseiy at times. but bore it with a pa
tience and resignation that was lit
tie less than heoric. Besides a hus-
band and many relatives and friends.
Mrs. Aiken leaves four children, three
sons and little daughter to mourn
her loss.
The remains were taken to Swal-
lows on ID. & Il. G.. train No this
afternoon and will be buried from the
family home there next Sunday
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05
ITEMS OF NEWS
FROM CHANDLER

The ladies OF Chandler gave their
bazaar Saturday night. Dec. II.
A short musical program was given
and then came the picture painted and
donated by Mrs. G. II. Williams.
Much intores, was taken and three
judges appointed to decide upon the
lucky person. Charles Picinich vas
the fortunate one and all seemed glad
TO have Charles get It. There were
two booths. one with the fancy ar
ticles and the other with the home
made cakes, candy. pie and bread.
Both booths were beautifully deco
rated and presented a pleasing back
ground 10 the merry throns Of peo-
pie.
Coffee. sandwiches and cake were
served. Abou, seventy dollars was
realized from the sales. and this sum
will pay all We owe on the plano.
This piano has been bought and paid
for in less than one year
The Victor Fuel company donated
fity dollars and the remainder was
raised by the people OF Chandler. as
sisted by Mr. Van Patton and his
choir from Canon City.
The committee wish to thank the
people that have helped make the ba-
zaar success. and especially the la
Gies that worked so hard with the bn-
zhar
Mr. and Mrs. George autoed to RAJ
jieut Sunday TO visit friends
Mr. WIN Mulnix and Mrs. Dame
wood were visiting In Canon City
Sunday. the guest OF the latter's
mother. Mrs. Smith.
Miss Lizzie Thomas visited In Can
on City last week. the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. Houie.
Philip Davis and J. w. Thomas were
called to Leyden last week to assist
in rescning tho miners entombed in
the Ieyden mine. Mr.. Davis and Mr..
Thomas received instruction In res
cue work while the rescue car was
stationed at Bear Gulch mine. Both
were helmet men.
A number OF Chandler people at
tended the Mountain Ash Choir con-
cert in Florence last Thursday night.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
Q a 3 TO RIA
Florence News

{. N. Bissell was business visitor
to Canon City Monday. n
Prof. II. Il. Adams was in Canon
City Tuesday looking into some par
aphernalia for the well equipped gym
nasium Of our city.
John Dale was In Canon City yes
terday returning on No. ,
Mrs. Jack Karterman and baby re-
turned Wednesday morning from the
county seat where a Christmas visit
was had with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafe Combs.
Barney MeShanc. OF Ora Junta.
whose farm Is noted for it's nne ap-
Piles. was in Florence "Wednesday for
a few hours Ha brought along some
OF the fruit and shipped Il to his
daughter 'at Colorado Springs. q
George Pierce. boolSkeeper at the
Colorado Supply company's Coal crees
store spent Monday in Canon CITY as
the guest OF Miss MoyIe who ia
teacher in the Coal Creek schooA
John Gray the veteran puasterer.
who has been enjoying the hospital
ity OF Doc Burning at the county
farm for several months. walked in
from the institution yesterday TO NEE,
Florence friends once more. Mr.
Gray is well along in the SOS and IN
aB spry even now as most young men.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05
WHY IS A BEAVER?

What is the best way to shoe a bea-
yer? To what form of obiurgation
other than a kick in the ribs or load
of duck shot in the tail will the busy
/ little beaver quickly respond? If a
colony of beavers happens to want
piece of real estate OF which you are
somewhat fond yourself, since the law
will not permit you to harm them, how
are you going to protest the point?
Beavers are no respector of injunc-
tons; they simply will not pay the
least attention to them. The only
language they understand as a med
ium of communication with man must
be couched in the sharp. staccato
tones of the rife or the six-shooter
and there is legal barrier against
talking TO them in that
The law quite distinctly says that
you must not kill the beaver. the fat
tailed beaver which plays about your
celery patch. and courts get peeyish II
you do. and permit your angry dispo-
sition to take the form OF killing the
playful little creatures. Shoe as you
will. they pay not the slightest atten-
ton. hut go right on In their innocent
mirth ripping up your cabbages and
damming your creek and cutting down
your trees. 1t is their way of letting
I you know that they are not barnyard
hens to be frightened away by such
talk. that the law OF conservation
which exemps hens wraps them up in
its folds, and that great are the folds
thereof.
Unlike humans, who have learned
10 save up today what somebody else
may have the fun OF spending tomor-
row. the beaver takes his fun where
he finds II, and doesn't care a flip Of
his tail what comes after II he wants
likely looking cottonwood tree for
his supper. down comes Mr.. Tree. No
bewhiskered beaver poet has ever
gone into a trance and chanted: "Oh.
beaver, spare that tree: touch not n
single bough" II the tree happens
TO be growing on your land. that is
nothing: paper titles and rights OF
property bother him not So long as
water runs and trees grow and nobody
pops him on for his pelt to be made
into IS hats or $40 boas, Mr.. Beaver
means to go on levying his tax upon
the land whenever the cravings OF
hunger shall set him 20 gnawing
anew.
That is the reason why. from all ov-
er this state of protected beaverhood.
ranchmen and vegetable growers and
men who live close to the soil are be-
seeching the game warden to wise
them up to some kind Of shoe which
/ the beaver will understand: some line
of argument which will make them
] play fair in their protected state:
some line of talk which will chuse
/ them to skidoo, vamoose and hit the
thaii, and which would yet leave one
a law-abiding. peaceful and conser-
! waiting citizen who wants to conform
to the rules in playing with nature
and all its creatures the game OF give
and take. And, besides, does any
body know why is n beaver r7-Denver
Republican.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05
WHY 1T SUCCEEDS
Because it's for One Thing Only and
Canon City People Appreciate this.
present.

Canon City People Appreciate this.
Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing will bring success.
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing
only.
They cure sick kidneys
They cure backache, every kidney
ill.
Here is Canon City evidence to
prove it.
Mrs. John Q. Morrison, 1131 River
street, Canon City, Colo. says: I'VE
consider Doan's Kidney Pills a very
effective and valuable remedy. Our
knowledge of them was gained sew
eral years ago, at which time they
were used by US. We procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at Hunter Pal
mer's Drug store, and heartily recon-
mend them.
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the Uuited
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05
THE PLYMOUTH HOTEL.

Is the place to stay when In Dem
yer for your holiday shopping You
will find II most convenient and bome-
like. and but n few minutes walk TO
all large department stores. Rooms
are quiet. pleasant and clean. with
accommodating service. Special rates
OF s1.00 per day and upward. Drop
line TO the manager and rooms viii
be reserved for you" Take 18th street
car at depot and get OF at Hotel. 10th
and Broadway.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05
WOMAN is STATE LIBRARIAN

, Mrs. Hoien NJ Wilson, newly elect
ed state superintendent OF public in
struction. on Tuesday announced the
appointment Of Mrs Nellie X. Gravett
Of Saiida, az state librarian. Mrs.
Gravett was indorsed by women's
clubs Of the western slope. the Ar
kansas valley, and by many inHuen-
tial Denver people
She is n graduate OF the Fort Col
Inns Library school. She now IL in
charge OF the Salida public library.
which is one Of the best In the state.
The appointment Of Mira. Gravett
followed conference between Mrs.
Wilson and Chairman Jesse p. Nc
Donald Of the Republican party
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05

Mrs. Sloan and Mrs. Dave Jenkins
were Chandler visitors Thursday
Steve Konfola is able to work again
after having his face burned.
Mrs John Leeper. OF Lincoln Park.
visited with Mrs. Bogardus over Sun
day. returning home Monday morning
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05
What Other People Say

DO you know" said a man Monday,
boys as a rule are hard propositions
to solve. When was a lad back in
chards opposite each other on the
main road leading west from town.
One was owned by a man named
Greening and the other by Mr.. Ba-
ker. Old man Greening was very gen.
erous with his apples. We boys could
have all we wanted just for the ask
Ing. old Crouch Baker, however,
was just the opposite. He wouldn't
give his Grandfather a gre-n apple
even If his life depended on 1t. His
orchard was quite difficult of access
and besides he always had bulldog
and a shotgun handy But do you
know invariably the fellows would
make a necessary detour OF a mile or
more and sneak in and steal Bakers
apples rather than walk up and ask
Mr.. Greening for some of his apples.
| don't know why we did 1t unless it
was because they tasted better"
Were they better quality" asked a
friend
"No, as / remember it, they weren't
as good. but stolen fruit. you know"
Because this Christmas was not
white" many easterners who spent
the yuletide here we're decidedly
blue"
A man never realizes that he has
so many friends until he starts to re
member them with presents.
It's many a day before the next
Christmas so forget that you're
broke" and that presents ever had to
be bought
We haven't heard a word about New
Years resolutions yet Wonder II
there are going to be anything like
them this year.
We have found from experience that
IL don't pay "to swear or on any hab-
IT. Just quit and forget it, That's
the best way.
A man entered a drug store last
night, and asked n there was any
way of putting up castor oil so the
stun wouldn't taste bad The druggist
said he would prepare scme castor
oil in that way. and then invited the
man to take a cocoa cola. After
drinking the cocoa cola the man asked
the druggist II tn castor oil was
ready. Why. man. you drank It in
that cocoa COLA" said the druggist.
You couldn't taste 1t at all, could
you"" For Heavens sake. you've
made an awful mistake" screamed the
man. II wanted that castor oil for my
brother. | am to be married In half
an hour"
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. r d. Walsh, of Bouid-
er. arrived Wednesday afternoon for n
short stay with friends.
MIR. and Mrs. c. T. Putnam and fam
lily. late residents on Del Rey avenue.
East Canon. left on Wednesday for
San Diego. California, where they ex-
pect to make their home.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05

Il never drink whiskey.' says
man, except when l can get it. 1 new
er smoke except during election, and
l never chew unless Pm sore on the
world and want to take spite out on
myself"
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05

If everyone made and kept every
resolution they would like to make, it
would not be long before we would all
be strangers to each other.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05

Mr.. F. A. Chase, OF Denver, spent
some time in Canon City Thursday
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05

This joke was awarded S25 hy a
magazine An Irishman after much
coaxing, went up with his employer,
an aeronaut, for a trip in the balloon.
AS Pat had foreseen, the big bag met
with an accident. and Pat got ready
to jump out. The other man yelled
at him, "Pat, don't jumpl Hold on to
the balloon" Pat yelled in answer
as he jumped, "To the divil with your
balloon. It's meself I'm tryin' to save"
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05

A young lady who was Intending to
move to Denver with her parents and
who had gone up 10 the capitol city
to look for house wrote back to q
friends. 1T seems awful simple to
get house. II irnt though: It's SIM
ply AWFUL
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05

A young man was asked to make a
speech one night during his initia-
ton into certain very popular lodge
In Canon City. He arose to the occa-
sion and got out of the predicament
very nicely by saying. I tell you peo-
pie I didn't come up here 70 make a
speech. came to to ride the goat"
The people" saw that he rode II, too
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05

There is only one way to reduce the
present high cost of living; reduce
the cost of production. Yet the peo-
pie are encouraging every possible
means of increasing cost. The rail-
roads are being asked for lower rates,
and attacked in every way possible. 1t
costs the railroads money to resist
these attacks, and the result is in
creased cost of production. We all
demand lower cost of living, yet all
of us demand that wages be increased.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-05

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