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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31
ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION
CONTINUED from page So

Eddy, Foster, Wells and Sheridan
H. B. No. 247, Fox, fixing salaries
of deputy treasurers at not less than
$50 per month in counties OF $2,OOO,-
900 assessment and up to 100000
while in counties Of over the latter
assessment salary of IS per cent of
that of the treasurer is prescribed.
Ways and means.
H. B. No. 25S, Fox, prescribing
terms for which county officials may
appoint deputies. Ways and MEANS
H. B. No. 249, Andrus, prohibiting
the drinking OF liquor on trains. Rail-
roads.
H. B. No. $50, Reeves, making
width of highways along COMPRESSION
al division lines twenty-four feet, and
allowing deviation from this division
line when necessary by reason of
natural obstacles. Also provides for
assessment Of damages. Highways
and bridges.
H. B. No. PSI, Doyle of Mcintosh,
allowing cattle to run at large from
December / till April 1 of each year.
H. B. No. 252. DISCARD of Nelson,
creating three congressional districts
by setting off eastern part of state
into two districts and western sec
ton into one district. Apportion-
ment.
H. B. No. 253, Gardiner, requiring
holders of leins against grain to noti-
fy elevators of the county of the exist
ence of such lien. Public debt.
H. B. No. 254. Frame, authorizing
another county Judge to act in coun.
ties where judge may be absent. Ju.
dietary. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31
QUEEN OF C0RNHUSKERS.

Young Hoosier Has Record Of Seven.
ty.two Bushels . Day.
Miss Margaret Hoffman, aged twen-
ty-one, who lives at Prairie City, Is re-
garded as the queen Of Indiana corn.
huskers. She husked seventy-two
bushels a day for five consecutive
days last fall and hopes to husk 100
bushels day this year. Here is what
she says about herself:
Last fall I engaged to gather .
crop of corn for a neighbor, Mrs. Arm.
strong. I worked five days In success
sion, averaged seventy-two bushels Of
seventy pounds weight day and un.
loaded the corn myself. was In ev'
cry evening and unloaded by s O'Clock.
! like the work very much-think 1t
fne. 1t is now my intention to 20 to
the cornfields Of Illinois next fall for
the season, as I am ambitious to make
q record Of 100 bushels Z day, not only
for q few days, but for the harvest"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31
pANV|LLE VOTE
INVESTIGATION
MAYBE DROPPED

Danville, ILL.,, Jan. 30.-"Now or
never" day in the Vermilion county
grand jury investigation of vote traf-
fic came today and has gone and the
answer of the politicians to the in
vestigators was Never according to
the admission of the grand jurors
themselves.
Tonights conference of the leading
figures on the grand jury was ex-
pected to be the last on the vote
question, and it was expected to lay
down as the policy of the grand jury
an abandonment of the Investigation
at this time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31

whole thing happened before the COM
mission came into office and was all
Greek to them.
A formal resolution in the form as
wanted by Secretary Ballinger, for the
lease of Sibley island was introduced
by Commissioner MarQuett, and
passed and the lease will undoubted-
ly be received very soon.
After allowing d few bills the meet
ing adjourned to next Monday even
ing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31
MINERS COOPERATIVE STORE

indiana Coal Town Plans Solution Of
High Living.
Union coal miners Of Boonville, Ind,
are planning to run cooperative
store a. solution Of the high cost of
living. The formulated plan for the
store will be presented by a commit
tee to each local union. Shares Of
stock will be sold for S, and it is ex
pected that a majority Of the 600 min,
err in the city will help finance the
store. Groceries, dry goods, clothing
household supplies and miners tools
and supplies Will be sold.
The twenty storekeepers of Boon
Vile do not know what the eject OF
the new store will be on their busf
mesa
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31
He Didn't Know Them.

The late Rev. Horatio Stebbins Of
San Francisco was a man of large
mind and noble powers, but more IA
miliar with the world of Intellectual
and scholastic interests than with triv-
lal and timely things. His household
was blessed with charming daughter
who grew up tall and beautiful, COM
handing the admiration of all who saw
her.
One day Il visitor said to the good
doctor: doctor. your daughter grows
more charming day by day. Why.
she's regular Gibson girl"
. !"Ah, thank you, thank you," replied
tie doctor In Ills best manner. When
the visitor had gone, turning to bis
wife the doctor asked. My dear, who
are the Gibsons?'-San Francisco Ar
gonaut.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31

Washington. D. C., Jan. M.-Con-
gresham Philip P Campbell of Kan
sas has formally petitioned President
Taft for full pardon for Fred D.
Warren, editor of socialist paper, The
Appeal to Reason. convicted of msus-
ing the mails by offering reward JAM
uary T., 1907. as follows: Zone Thou
sand Dollars Reward.-The Appeal to
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31

Chinese Learn Sewing Machine.
An American sewing machine COM
pany has opened eight schools in south
esn China. at which natives re taught
% embeoider With silk BY machinery
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31
GARAGE ON A SKYSCRAPER.
Big Philadelphia Hotel Plans Some
thine Really New.

SUUU0 bNOO"y sNO"'
Get into your automobile. ride
through the park. then to the hotel
driveway, shunt the car into an elava'
tor. dash eighteen stories skyward and
have a bottle Of wine without leaving
the car"
This Is the new announcement of a
big Philadelphia hotel. II you don't
want to be served amid the odor of
gasoline you can leave the car In the
garage. 225 feet from the ground, and
step into the glass covered roof garden.
In addition this hotel will have 800
more sleeping rooms on the root. a
convention hall to jeat 1900 people
and four big private dining rooms.
The improvements will cost 81 100000.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31
KENNEDY WANTS MONEY

Continued from page ~
Mr.. Kennedy claims this was uncalled
for as he had a man employed to
look after any such work and that
this man did the work. The matter
was referred to Mr.. Patterson AM:
the city engineer, Mr.. Atkinson, for a
report at the next meeting. The
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31

Late King chu'aIonokorn, Determined
That Bangkok Should 30 Equally
tionored, Called on People to Help In
Furnishing Metal and Then Gave
Magnificent Defeating Celebration.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31

Reason will pay 81 900 in gold to the
person or persons who will kidnap ex-
Governor Taylor of Kentucky and re-
turn him to the state officials of Ken
lucky, where he is wanted on charge
Of numbering Governor Goebel." Camp
bell has also conferred with the attor-
ney general, and is very much in ear
nest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31

Many Autes In Gotham.
New York city has more automobiles
Sun At the public expense than Lon
1on. Berlin and Paris combined
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31
Fifty Years Ago Today.
Jan. 80.

President Buchanan signed the
bill making Kansas a state. The
Pacific railroad bill passed the
United States senate, "a to IA.
It authorized a government in
debtedness of 1921, 100000.
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today.
Jacob Schaefer won for Amer
ica the International champion
ship at billiards by beating the
French champion: Maurice Vi
gnaux, In a highly sensational
contest in New York. Schaefer
made the remarkable runs of
1GS, 17S and $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20

Mit oeln ltn15ug @olhon's iii
bas 0ltanig's @ebGlloe, lit bo*
Sdnittmaarengeid)aft Ser Staot an
ben Gden Der Commerce 11no Siio.
Mlanlo Strabe fon5entriert uno ebell,
10 Der Srauenperfebr. Gem no
&leioer perfanft meroerL ga ftl1oen
it'd Die Srol1en ein. llno I'M oieiell
Gerfebr better belpdltigen ooer re
g%lllieren 5l fonnen, ipdre es ratialn
neben Sreib' Npotbefe cine nelte
StraBe nad Ser 2oiopn o~lts5nle.
gen, benn Der 9lod BON ser Com
merce- bis sur Grodett StroBe il!
riel 81 lang.
SIS lperoen leioer INNER noet
feline Sdritte getan, Sen often bout
faaieen &aiten neben Der Mlamo
Ser Die ldone Blo5a perull5iert
gum @bbru6 81 bringen. 9as Sc
bauoe bat nibt Ben eeringlten Ri
itorif6en @ert uno lit beleioigerf
fir oas Muge.
8oli5eidef &. San &iper if
BON Baltimore, no er it6 in einen'
@oipttal in 8ebanolung befono, 5ll.
riideefebrt. Cine Operation, oit
mon 5uerlt fir notig bielt, muroe
nidt porgenommen. gr beoarf aber
nod Der Hube, Die er auf Sem
QQn0e 1uhen miro.
@us beri6ieoenen Seilen bea
Stoates fommt Die troltlihe Mo6,
ridt, BOB quite @egen gefalen iino
9llt6 Ser @eite11 llno Siibmeiten t.,
beoa1t morben.
@oolpb Miiler rno antol
gneblp< baben Die grflarnne abge
aeben, amerifaniihe 8urger mer.
Sen SIT mo1en.
Die geipegune, Sabrifen u1l>
anoere inbuitrielle l1ltterrtebmlllleer
bierber 5u 5ieben, tit mieoer ELI
mol eingeidlafei1. Ser Gnlauf ii
5upeilen gang gut, balt aber nid'l
longe an.
= Die mocaoamtiterten StraBer
IN Den @erbeiierun9soiitriften 6erlo-
|tigen iebr Ser @erbeiferung. gs ii
fobelboft, melhe Summen @eloes
bier i'm iogenannten StraBenbmr
fortdetporfeu mer6eu
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Sobm 6ornaf,
Dor 343, Granger, Seras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20
Die @iesc Ses faiierIidea 9rinscn

Die Staotpater bon 9aris, oit
beute in ibrer Mebr5obl iebr ais.
geipro6en raoifalen poiltiihen Nh.
lidten buloigen, maren Dor einclr
balben Sabrbunoert ollr1aus nip-
narhii6 eelinnt. Mls Nopoleor
Der 9ritte Die i6ore @rafin Gngeria
bon Wontiio gu ieiner 2ebensgefabr.
ten ermablt batte, iiberrei6te oit
Staot Earis Ser 5ufiinftigen &aile-
rim ein @alsbano, bos einen @erl
BON 100000 6roncs beIaB. Gs CT.
tpedte einen euten @inorltd BEL Der
8ariiern baB Die graut oes &oi.
lers ous @ei6enf nun unter scr
9eoinaung alnabm, es oerduBerl
uno aus benz grlole eine moltGti
tige Stiftune errihten gu oiirfetr
uno ais oann orei Sabre ipater.
am 16. War5 1856, enoli6 oel
beiBerie6nte Sbronfolge geborel
moroen mar, itanb mieoerum bil
|Stabt Haris in Ser poroerlten 6ei.
BE Der @r~atulanten. 9iesmal fan
tie init elmer @iege fir oos net
geborene u&inb BON 5ranfrei1"
9ieie @iege mor Elm &%unitperf, an
oelien @eritellune ii1 perldieoell(
berporragenoe aiinitler beteiligt bat.
ten. 2ouis 8altoro, Maler, &aoi.
rer unb Irditeft BON Sui ettpcrt
Die 3eihnune, nno Sippolptl
5lanorin, oeiien religioie 8iIoer boz
ieinen 3eitsenoiien iebr bod &c.
lhatt mllroen bie 8ilobauer SSac
quemart, Sroment-M eurice llr,s
Simart Ib%ernabmen bie glus
idmiiduns. 9ie @iege bate oil
Sorm zines Sdiffes ols anlpie-
lung auf bas @appen Ser Staot
Garis, Dos in einem rotten Shil.
De Elm auf @eIen acknowledgements
iilbernes Segelidiff 5eigt. Cine aae
goriide @eitalt, Die Die Staot 8a
ris oaritelen ioate, bielt, on aopi-
enoe Der @iege itebeno, in ibrel;
ausgeitreften &1noen oie aronc.
BON Der 8uN beioen Seiten foltbare
Spibenporbange berabfielen. &oiie-
rim gugenie muBte na6 Dem Stur-
Sc oes 5peiten Gaiierreihs ullo DEM
|Sobe ibres @emabls crit eine,l
langen Bro5eB gegen Die &egiernlle
Der Gepltblif fiibren, bis iie es Ell
reifte, bob ibr allie 81 ibrem 8ri-
oatei9eutum eeborenoeu @egenit1n.
De allsgebanoigt muroen. 0arunter
mar audi Oie @iege oes faiierlihen
Erin5en. Atad, leinem tragii6en
COB i'm 3ululonoe pereiniete Die
grfaiierin Iaes, mas an Iein Shidf.
ial erinnerte, IN einem beIonoe-
rem 3inlmer ibres engliihen 2ano-
iises. Sect aber bot Die 84i1brige
@reiiin ole @iege Der Staot Bo.
ris ais @eifenf ii6ermieien. 90
lie ein 3euenis soer 9qriier &ulit-
fertigfeit lit. 10 gebiibrt ibr in Der
Got Elm Ylab in Den geididtli6crl
Sammluneen Der fron5oiil6en
Souptltaot. Die Staotpermoltlrn9
bot oos @eihenf oenn olld nit or
ttgem 9anfe ongeronmen uqlo
miro Die @iege i'm Muieum Gorna.
ballet oufitelerl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20

Der Sat ether Dame tn Mutre Dame
ar ale bieienieen, Die an Nbeumotiss
mus, oh MIN MusfeIS ober @eIentrben=
matismus, an 5iiftfdmeraen, @egenz
9ub, Hiidentpeh 96mer5en in Der
Merenae9eno ODER Nerbeni9mersen lei<
ben, sebt babin. IN iie Inn Elm Sausnit<
tel gu i9reiben, pel6es tpieberboli
idmmtlide Dieier @ebreden aebeilt bat.
STE fiblt ss a!s i9re Rflidt oailslbc
zen 5n t5aufe cine 9eilung berbetfiib@
rem, mas Eauienbe be5epsen f0nnen; Elm
Rlimaiuehiel lit ni6t erforberli9. 9iez
ies entoedte einfa6e Wittel ideibet
parnidltre aug benz 8lnte, madt sic
Lteifen @elente geihmeibie, reinigt bas
glut llnb !ldrt Bic Gebfrdft; benz gan=
gen &6rperibltem tpirb gIeftriaitdt nnb
Spannltilg berlieben. @enn Sbises sic
intereiiert. TO abre1ieren sic bebnfs
srlauguns bon 8etueiien Sran 90. Snms
mers. 8pg 81. Notre Same, Snb. Sdreie
oen sic in bieier Gbrahe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20
26it elm tiefes @e6eimnis.

Sd oonfe SDnen bonn @runoc
meines Screens, idreibt 6. 9. SD
Ser BON 2episburg, IS. @o., fin
Den munoerbaren 9oppelttusen, ben
id bonn electric 8itters batte, in,
Dem er einen ldpercn San bon
Wa%genleioen uno &beumatism1s
9eilte. Sir llnperoauli6feit, Self.
indt, Magellbeidmeroen, @ieren-
pergiftung ni6ts b%eiieres. @eriuht
es. @arantiert. @ur SOC BEL ollel,
@ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20

audi mir perumteiIt boben, utlo be
fiirportet. mas oub mir eutbeiBer
fol1nen. 8ir ldaue1 besbolb aud
froben Wrtes in oie 3ufunft Uni
iino pou oes feiten 8ertrouens, baF
Die Germoltung Golquitt's I'M
Ierm Stoote 5lull Segen gereid)er
mira
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20

Die geieren idmer5en, menrl
lie iiberdYbeitet limo; es lit .@efabr
horbonben, penn ser Seubel nibt
beieitigt miro. 8rtdIp @fb
8itters lit Elm 5uperldiIiger @ie=
ren=Sonif uno Disqualification.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20
g[ter GpIhnt aeneiniat.

Sabre lang mur0e id bur6 In
neroal1li6feit uno G~erItopfun(
idJper gepeiniet, i6reibt Ser 4riegs
peteron 4. 8. Smith bon erie
So, aber Or. Sings Seem 2siI
Gias boben mid interchangeable
Nur 25c bei alien Druggi1ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20

- @ana fll,ee Menidert lto pnll-
fomnlene Spren ridten niemols
S6ooen on; gefdbrlid iino mn
6albflltge uno SaIbnarren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20

@interbimnle( SIT ibr berabfliln=
tnerte1, gotten 9oliom uno 8lbe
in ibr malnoes Sera, iie fiiblte iid,
fabig, gu entiagen. ibrer er1ten
nno - ei1t5igen Siebe SIT entIo-
genl... 8te romortiid oos oodl
NOR 6ei oleln Sd)mer5.
Sin penig bloiier, aber NIT
bod erbobenem &opfe trot 9iia 1taG)
9eenoigung oes Gon5es in oen Soal
5urild.
$50 tit o1t oenn gemeien2" frog
tc Sennp argerlid. ualGe @eIt bot
mid nah Dir gefrogt = oein Salt-
ser NOR ouBer lid DDS lit ood)
ni6t paiieno, 2iio."
SD batte &opfipeb, iebt lit es Ell
mas better" iogte Dos iunge Mdo=
6en rubig.
Sbre 6reluloin1en fornen lt1o
huntington tie ltiirmiid. n@o biit ou
geneien, 2iia?"
SD botte aopfihmer5en.~
&S6one &opfldmer8en," loQte
5rioo bon 2iiflteot ipotteno. Sc
Grgert bolt ou bid. Inns fannit ou
es ia iogen = on bit ia o1h pollig
I'M Ge6t. Sd an oeiner Stelse
ton5te I'M fetren 8reis mt Gouonit
ben &otillon."
Gortletnn1 fol0t.)
gs lit mebr 9atarrb in bieier @egen5
oes 2anoes als bon alien a1beren
@ranfbeiten 5uiammeu, unb big in Sen
lebten Sabren gait CT als rnbeilhar.
9iele Sabre lang erflGrten 9oftrren
i'm fir cine lofale &ranf6eit un6 idriez
ben Iofale SeilmitteI Dor, un0 ba lie
i'm nit dr5tli6er 8~ebanb1rng beitdnbig
ntdt ftrierten, erfldrten tie i'm fir ltns
6eilbar. Sic 8i1eni9oft fat bepiefe1,
oaB &atarrb cine gonititutionsfra1fbeit
lit unb besbalb tonItitutioneae 8e6unbz
flung erforoert. Soils &atarrbfur, fabrl>
5iert bon S. S. g6eneb & Co.. So
(eoo, Ohio, lit Die einSige fonititntioneile
<r i'm Marfte. Sic lpiro innerli6 in
0oIen ober @nben bon 10 Sropfen big SIT
einem Seel0ffel boa genommer. Sic
pirft brett auf bas 8lut ul1b bic idfets
nti9e Sberfldde Des @bitems. Sic Sic.
ten einbunbert 9oIInrs fir 1eben yua
ben lie gu f~lrieren berfeblt. 2abt guG
girfulare nnb 3ellgniiie fom,nen. Mbrei,
iiert:
S. 6. gbeneD& 60, Solebo, 8.
"a Gerfauft bon alien Mpotbefei1, 75t.
Sails Sa1nilienzGiaen iinb Die better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20

Die ein5iee GoIitur, Die matt
DIE aberdeen atneImel1, lit Die, Die
i6ren Shuben 5utetl miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20

@er Serr iber iid) ielbit tit.
Der bat einen Dienr, oltf ben -er iid
III aaen 2ebenslagen p~erlaIlen fattn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20

Sin geid)idter jnnser Sdriftieter
liidt cine oauernoe Steallng IN et-
ner oenti6en 9ruderei ireenomo in
Staate. Ingebote NIT @eholtsanga=
be iinb 81 ri6ten an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20

Die 9truBe gum Msiserfolac
ift gepflaitert nit @enn ltno nit
Iber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-20

Gin Morr finoet INNER nod
einen groberen 0orren, Ger i'm be,
munoert.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-05-06
ENEMIES OF THE CROSS.

A regrettable incident occurred
in London on Good Friday At a
certain high church in the north
end it is customary to hold the
Veneration Of the Cross in imita-
ton of the Catholic practice. Dur
ing the service a body OF men ap-
preached the altar rail apparently
for the purpose Of participating in
the ceremony but suddenly one of
them shouted: "Away with this
idolatry,'' and jumping across the
rail in the lead Of the others,
seized the crucifx and smashed it
across his knee. The choir en-
deavored to- repulse the intruders
and a fight ensued in which the
police had to interfere. This Incl
dent shows the antipathy of some
Anglicans toward Catholic rites as
they are performed in some of the
high churches. It is a great won
der that the procession organized
by the Bishop Of London on Easter
Saturday was not made the OBJ
ject of attack, for it carried two
crucifxes and sang several Cath
Ollie hymns Of the Passion. 1t was
not interfered with, however, al
though the whole route was lined
by dense crowds of people, some
Of whom, no doubt, were not in
sympathy with it. The mob may
have been restrained by the sight
Of the four thousand we'll organ,
lied men who took part in the
parade.
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anarchy and death, said the Able,
it was necessary to install a Chris
tian Social Order, and this was
their work one in which they had
received great encouragement and
in which they should preserve.
Judging from this it is evident
that the ancient faith has still to
be reckoned with among the peo-
pie of France. 1t is still vital
force among the masses, at least,
no matter how far it's profession
has vanished among their so-called
leaders. Throughout France there
are not wanting signs Of a relig-
ious revival. To cite only one in
stance: In many parts of the coun-
try the fathers Of Catholic families
are arousing themselves and form
ing associations in defense Of their
schools, and in opposition to the
measures which the Minister Of
Public Instruction has declared
necessary for 'the defence Of the
ecole laiques In Lorraine this
activity is particularly manifest.
At Verdun some seven hundred
men gathered the other day in the
Sale Jeanne dare to listen to a
conference by M. Marcel Gayet,
advocate at the Bar Of Lille. The
eloquent speaker dilated on the
absolute right of fathers to a voice
in the education Of their children,
from the Christian, moral, judicial
and humanitarian points Of view.
May this awakening, which
means so much for the Church in
France, continue to manifest itself
in such way as to make those
who plot the overthrow Of religion
pause in their iconoclastic propa-
ganda:
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the parish church where, under the
guidance of the pastor, a course
of instruction is mapped out and
uniform methods of teaching sug-
gested. This is a noble work
one that will rebound to the wei
fare of religion. Something SINH
lar could be adopted in many mis-
sions where it is next to impossible
for the pastor to attend to the re-
ligious instruction of all the
children. 1t is a work which
should appeal to Catholic women
who are capable of doing it, In
no better way can the foundations
of the religious life of the young
be laid deep and secure.
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EVENTS IN FRANCE.

From our French correspondent
we learn that in France, and par
ticularly in Paris, the Feast of ST..
Joseph was kept with the greatest
solemnity. AT Notre Dame de
Victories the Association of Noe
turnal Alteration kept vigil be-
fore the Blessed Sacrament
throughout the entire night, from
Saturday to Sunday. Solemn
High Mass was sung at midnight.
This beautiful Paris shrine of Our
Lady was filled with devout men,
a large number Of whom received
Holy Communion at the Midnight
Mass, and the rest at the second
Mass, celebrated at six o'clock.
In the afternoon, Mgr. Annette,
the Archbishop Of Paris, was pres
ent in Notre Dame and the great
Cathedral was packed with men
for whom the afternoon service
was specially reserved. Count AL
bert de Nun, the splendid organ.
izer of the Catholic working men
Of France, proposed the toast to
the Holy Father, in honor Of his
names day, in a magnificent and
stirring speech at the great ban
quet Of the Working Mems Clubs
which terminated the Congress
they had just been holding. AL
the members had heard Mass in 9
body at s o'clock that morning
and had listened to a striking dis
course by their Chaplain, M
ll'Abbe de Penfentenyo, in The
course of which he alluded to The
foundation Of the Guild in the
days just preceding the Com.
mune, and pointed out that the
present unrest in the social world
resembled the presages Of thai
calamity. To save France from
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-05-06
THE NEW MARRIAGE LAW
THE CONGREGATION OF THE
SAcRAMENTS ISSUES IMPORT
ANT INSTRUCTIONS IN RE-
GARD THERETO.

The following instruction from the
Congregation Of the Discipline Of the
Sacraments regarding the observance
OF the new marriage law is OF import,
ance to pastors everywhere:
More than once reports have been
sent to this Congregation OF the Dis
cipline OF the Sacraments, that in some
places parish priests assist at mar.
riages, especially those Of newcomers,
without having duly and legitimately
verified the free state OF the contract
ing parties, and that in consequence
there have been cases OF persons who
have dared to attempt other mar!
riages.
Moreover not few Ordinaries Nave
complained that the announcements OF
marriages celebrated. which by Virtue
OF the decree NE temere," issued by
the Sacred Congregation OF the Council
on August 2, 1907, are to be trans
mitted to the parish priests where the
parties were baptized are frequently