Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
P|US CAN'T GET
 WELL IN ROME
Leaving Vatican Would Be Serious Violation of Law Of Church, Yet His Life
 Is at Stake
MOVE PAPACY TO AMERlCA2

nv NfSi ntotH1t as strong aedln ag he was before he threw away his re- turn ticket 10 Venice and shut himself up in the Vatican
 That is the question of absorbipv interest here Prof. Marchlafaya and Dr. Petacci, the two celebrated physi- clans, who for months have unceas ingly and assiduously attended the Pontn and studied profoundly his condition, answer that notwithstand- ing his 77 years. his rundown state. and his overwOrked, strenuous life. he could recover entirely on certain essettial conditions. chief among which would De a change of air.
 Moving Out Means Much.
 This would mean moving out oi the Vatican, thus -enOuncing one Of those forms of protest which the Holy See adopted at the fall of the tempor- al power in order to maintain its claims for the civil possession oi Rome. There is a strong party whfch declares that so precious a life as that of Plus K must not be risked as a sacrifice to what is really 2 simple form, as the essence of the protest is not represented by voIun- tary and, to a certain extent. useless Imprisonment in the Vatican. but has heen solemnly contained in every word, in every statement, in all Of fcial documents which for the last torty-one years have emanatec from the three men who have sat in the chair Of St. Peter since Sept. 20, 1870.
 Feels Great Responsibility
 To Plus K, it must have cost more than to his predecessor to act as he has done, but he had not the least hesitation, feeling that he could not disavow what had been the policy of the church, nor take upon his shoulders the responsibility of com promising the future for the popes to come after him. And all this for question of personal feeling entirely oyerweignted by the great and com plex interests of tie vast institution of which he is the head.
 There is no doubt that Plus X who remembers the painful condition of his dear Venetian provinces unde! Austria, always looked with sympathy On Italian unity. and there is nc doubt that while he was bishop o Alantua and patriarch of Venice he
 
 the Italian government and on terms Of great cordiality with several mem bers Of the house of Savoy. especial " Queen Margherita, Princess Clo tilda, and the duke and duchess oi Genoa. The last named paid him { secret visit ar the Vatican five months after his election to the papacy
 Last Public Appearance.
 The pore's last public appearance in Venice was on the occasion Of tho laying of the cornerstone of the new Campaniie Of San Marco, and on that day he sat next to the Count O. Turin, representing the king of Italy and the minister of public instructor representing the government, an9 was surrounded by many other Ital ian authorities Once pope, however one of his first memorable acts wa 10 denounce President Loubet f0s visiting him who usurps the domin- ion Of the pope"
 | Under the circumstances, what is the use. it is asked, of the pope re. maining a pris2nsH inntbe Vatican ! when it may cost his life, and especi ally wheI he himself evidently at ! taches so little importance 10 this ! formal protest that he was about to rush to Calabria and Sicily when those ! regions were afflicted by the last great earthquake.
 Besides. it is added, the papal villa at Castei Candolfo in the Albanian Hills enjoys the same right of extra territoriality as the Vatican, so thci in leaving the latter for the former there would practically be no differ ence The doctors. however. do not consider that Q move to Castel Gan dolfo would be a sufficient change. al though it would be better than noth ing.
 papscy to Rmerics7
 It is remembered that shortly aft CT his election to the pontiacate Plus K, in receiving the Rev. Father Bon I iface Krug of St Vincent's Abbey Penn. who was then abbot of Mont' ' Casino. expressed his desire to wis t that famous monastery, founded b, T St. Benedict. There would be no bet ter summer residence than this fol him, but political reasons forbid it
 By the most daring. a radical solu tion suggested is that the papac, should altogether be removed iron the Eternal City. not only abroad but out of Europe. to that Americai soil, which is the true depository Q , human liberty and civilized progress and where Catholicism has alread reached a development unprecedente' in any other country, and in an other age.