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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
SOCIAL CUSTOMS
AND DANCING SCORED
Archbishop q New Orleans Says shs
Result 10 ,hs "oriErlsy Bear" Ter
ksy Trot" ard Other Dances.
HY ASSOCIATED PRESS

New Orleans. Dec e.-Thc under
world has become Ihr cErmTlar % too
many young people wh0 have Tor thci
patron MARY immaculate declared
RIEhI Rev James Bleuk. Archbishop
80 New Orleans in sermon at tha
Iasuits church last uiEht in which ne
scored modern danrinE and social Gus
toms This spirit he said. had re
suited Iu such dances as tHe -griEziey
bear" the turkey trnt' the 'Eahf
sahy glide" and ihr bunny hug'
aIIas if t0 come to this.' asked the
archbishop "thaI our beautiful society
our boosted civilization. nay. even
our Christianity should be bauishci
t1 make room FOR thg vie corruption
frrIrhtrd With fhe miasma ~ the un-
dcrworid
"I appeal De- said "t0 mothers and
fathers Tor the love 0f Cod - Het
their faces against thIs outrage"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

washington. Dec. WIN a total 90
m f.xfaazz bales of cotton 81 the Erowth
81 1919 glnned 70 Deoember .. ACTIVITY
from November lf tn December ! wns
greater this year thar lt vas last year.
when the coumtrTfa greatest cotton crop
uaa being prepared Tor market This
ths period amounted to io2.sss bales
compared with ioo.2ss bales last year.
The total amount xinned 20 December
a bawsver. WAs leuu uA@n last ge&E ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
CLAIM 1T is DIRECT
TREATY VIOLATION
Says United States Has Not
the Right 20 Exempt
American Coastwise Ship
ping From Paying Tolls
Through Panama Canal
Proposes Arbitration.

Washington. u c. De- a-sreat
ErtaIn's formal note - protest against
tEe section in the Pune=na canal act
eEomptinH American coaHtwisc ship
ping from paymen1 ~ tolls through
the canal. ihe document written ~
Earl GREY British minister of foreign
affairs was presented tonight to Sec
Rotary of state Knox - the British
ambassador James Bryce
The protest objects Co the remission
%. tolls on the ground 90 direct vio-
Iation ~ the ay-Pauncef0te treaty
and also indicates apprehension on the
part % Great Britain that the prin-
cIpic in future might BE- extended O.
cover American vessels Gu foreign
trade
The conclusion of The protest pro
Poses a settlement ~ the question by
arbitration in case ~ failure 90 adjust
by mutual agreement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
Commerce Commission is Given
jurisdiction Over Chicago Yards

EaEinE I'm interstate commerce untu
they had filed tariffs wlth the com
mission. ne also asked 90 have the
contract with the firm % packers Can-
CeIied
The commerce court held that the
Chicago Junction Railway Company
also was engaged n Interstate eom-
merre and so required DO f1 fle tariffs.
tut dismissed the action 8s 90 the
other companies.
Justice Day. Iu Hruulu.IuE tls su-
prsme COURTS suiuI1u. said thEt che
commerce court erred .n Eud.nE thal
che Uuion stock Yards ana Transit
company had exempted Itself FROM the
operation af che federal .aw Hy leasing
ifs property to the railway company.
InstsaE 90 Uh1nEinE the case back
o. the commerce r1HrE Cor further
hearings. tls supreme court directed
the IaWer court o. enter decree en-
Joining tire carrying oat 0f ths Pfael-
nar eanuAGL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
SENATE COMMITTEE rs
CONSIDERING APPOINTMENTS

Washington. Dec s--presIdent
Taft's judicial appointments now BE-
fore congress we're considered today
BY the senate JUDICIARY committee
No formal action vas taken bat re-
publican members ef Tie commitfee
received inrmation that there would
hc enorta to hold up many appoint
meats n Judges and appointments in
southern states. 80 that the appoint
ments would fau 20 President Wilson
aner March e.
The lines of the democratic nrhi
against confirmation ~ appointments
became clearer today % ls under
Stood fhe democrats intend 20 permit
the confirmation of many appoint
mrnts iu northern states where re-
publican strength controls but a.
prevent Affirmative action in judicial
poEfnfnre and customs divisions APP
pointmenta in many parts 0f The south
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
BIG ROBBERY is
BEING INVESTIGATED
New YoTi Mar Says Hs Was Rsbbed
- chissse 81 t27.soo - oiamonds
and $500 IN curroncy.

Chicago. Dec a-lnVestiEatio tion ~ the
complaint or Joseph Meroyh hnick ~
New York. that be- was held up and
robbed % so. 200 In diamonds and 81
600 ln currency hv two neErors here
lest night was pressed by the police.
Captain Halpin. chief o. the dotcc-
tive bureau. intcrroEsted Nerochnick
closely and then sent three detectives
eifh him % survey the scene 90 the
alleged robbery.
aMerochnickH description ~ tho two
negroes ts remarkable Tor details.
especially of fhr one who attacked him
from behind" snid The chief ~ dctCC-
tfves The robbery occurred in the
dark. bot thr victim noticed that one
~ his assaUants had 4 gold tooth and
the other had not
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
NAME DATES OF
TARIFF HEARINGS
Democratic MsHbsrs Of ths House
COMMITTEES Propose = conplsts Re
vision % TariH.

ic fmFmErrH uf tEr house WAYS and
means committee have decided ta bold
me tarin hrarIuEH Monday. WedurH-
day and Friday during January. begin
uinn January q Tho plan ia for "a re-
vision schedule hv schedule. as list
"a in the tarin Jaw. a day win Ne
devoted f1 hearing each schedule. eve
cept in case OF minor ones. which viii
be morEed adjoining The more import
ant one
one day waH 80 aside at the end of
January f0r hearing those Interested In
the free nst. end fhr administrative
features iu the proposed tariff IrEIs-
IsffHu.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

washington. Dec a-Jurisdictlon of
ths Interstate Commerce Commission
over ths union stock Yard and Tran
80 Company of Chicago was TODAY up-
aeld ~ the supreme court. which sue
tanned ths commission right al brlna
Hnit to have TIE c1muauy's contract
CD pay f'a.'oa % PaelEar a sons.
tu ua tracks annuUsd ~ 4u,sgr,tIrs
ta rebate.
ga che fheer chat Chiears af.rs
tard business was Interstate r,r,.r, ..,...
tFs Interstate Commerce Connie. -,
began an action in tle commerce .ernrf
g. fnIoIn tha Union stock Vara 80
Transit Company. tHe ChIeara Trr.
fian Railway Company. which arer.tr-
the transit company. and ere Chico
Junction Railways and United storh
Yard Company. which holds TIE mort
81 the ether two l0nal anlea. from an.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
SAYS HE EXPECTS TO
MEET Mr.. BRYAN
Every Mail Brings Him Sug
gestions on Personnel of
His Cabinet, But Will
Make No Decision Until
lie Has Consulted the
Party Leaders.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Hamilton. Bermuda. Der. s.-presi-
dcnt-eleet Wilson expects 20 reach
New York on Dec is ana wlu speak
there the following night before ths
Southern Society OF NeN YORK II
will b. enc of thres speeches which
he will deliver before the Inauguration
on account Uf hts duties as Eovernof
of New Jerrey and the work incident
t9 he preparations of becoming presi-
dent ar Wilson has announced be
must decline an other Invitations Tor
EpcaAlng enaaEemeuts
Every mail received brings him
many recommendation regarding the
personnel ~ his cabinet. but he says
be- has formed mo- conclusion. Tie said
hs expected 90 meet Mr. Ryan and
other democratic leaders upon his re-
torn. but no definite plans uF time o.
the meetings has been fixed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
sERvtAN NEWSPAPERS
ARE BITTER AGAINST AUSTRIA

BELGRADE. Dee. 8-Areumulation 81
Austrian troops on tbe ScrtIan frontier
and the provocative language OF the
Niennese newspapers have led 90 a
rerrudescnco of eNrltemrut and en-
aitterment of feeling m sergia.
The newspaper Fuvda. voiCIuE thU
prryailinW irritation. SAYS
'if Austria desires war with scrvIa.
llt BE- come it uHl be- me most bitter
nEht in history EVerF ServIaa man
and woman. y0unE ar old. wiu take
part Org o. and Austria viii have 60
eHterminaic the servIan nation before
conquerina f'
Many sertians visiting Austro- Hun
rariau frontier towns have been ar
rested on charges ~ spying The
serNian government has protested o.
the Auetro- Hunearian authorities.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
SUPREME coUET DECIDES
TO POSTPONE HEiKE's CASE

washington. Dec. a.-The surreu =
court 81 tHe United States t1dry dr-
rIHrd 60 postpone confederation set f1r
January 8 OF the conviction af charfsa
T. HrIke. former secretary on fhf
American Sugar ReHnInE Company. 0n
charges 81 conspiracy f8 drfrHud thH
government out uf sugar Iuf.ns
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
NrA Barney Asur1ick ard Mrs.. /.
hsrvsy Wiley.

Washington society women are tlE-
inE ths pledge nowadays fu abstain
from buyinE Christmas presents after
December 16.
"Shup early g. lhe slogan The Gals
crusaders are urginE Their cHmnaIEn
"a proving very successful Amuug
those uhu are ady0cstlnE the reform
are Mrs Barney Hcmmlek Mrs. Har-
vcv wiley. MrE. Herbert Wadswurth.
Mrs Levi Letter ard Miss Elsie M
HnL dauKhter of Congressman HilL
81 cnnneciiruf
The ens rlalt l.s.slar.a.liaus enllnief
Mra TER and hsf dauehIsr rfef~n. IN
the cause
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
NO HONEST MAN
CAN BE REPUBLICAN
So Declares Colonel Roossvslt IN Urn-
ins Presrsssivss Net 10 Return 10
ths Old Party.
- NsslrIATEn rREss

a plea 90 fHe newly elected rrorrr7-
ir the formal UTsuiuE here 81 tha na
tiuuaT progressive conference. urged
them e. GKht far the embod uent 81
rroEreasivs principles iu the laws OF
Illinois without "tra Hlciug or dlckerinu
with the old parties"
TIE declared the character ~ the re-
publican PARTY was such that mo
honest man can be in ST. and aid the
uruEressiEea are On a fght o. the end
with no intention 40 returning O. the
republican ranks Regular sessions p
the conference begin tomorrow and viii
De- concluded Weducsday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
TWO MARINES ARRESTED
BV nEEicANs ARE RELEASED

san Diego Cal. Dec. o-Thr two
marines attached rs Admiral suufHrr-
lands Htrf. WIN we're arrested by thr
Mexican police in Tiuana. MeN. YeH-
tardaV after a. street tight with a
Mexican we're released lata last night
The Mealcan who assaulted the blue
Jackets was sentenced % thirty days
iu iaH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
BIG APPROPRIATION
BILL PASSES HOUSE
Legislative Executive ard Judicial
Nsasur. Carries Totsl % s3ss0o5s3
Netting for coun,srss Court.

Waahingtcn. Dec. a.-The annual
legislative executive and judicial ap-
preparation buL carrying So soc SIS
raaard the house today
The EFFORT ~ Representative GIIlett.
- Massaehusetts. 90 have inserted ~
appropriation 81 ts4Eo0 for the com
merce court was defeated
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
ABOLISH COMMON
TOWEL ON CARS
Treasury Department Issue en- Order
Putting u out o. Uas O. Raaroas
Trains

Washington. Dec. a-The common
tonel was ordered abolished from rail-
road cars. vessels. aii other Interstate
vehicles and from stations hv serre-
tary MarNcnEh ~ thr treasury depart
ment thdny in un amendment ~ the
Interstate quarantine feEulrtinn
This action follows cloael8 the ahnH
tion ~ tho common drinking CUP from
use on Interstate carriers Towels
may BE- used aHaIn uuiY after having
been ateriilrsd in boiIina wftrr.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
Nearly Twelve Million Bales
of Cotton Ginned to Dec. |

Fi17s bales. During the period IT,
bts 7sg bales we're ginnsd this year.
compared with .so1.STt bales last
year.
Ginninnn - states. Alabama. ~
tee.sgTs Arzansas. eeo.fTa Florida
tStag. Georgia. i.Egaafg. Louislana.
at9.f3e Mississippi. sIN.Et2. North
Carolina. 1890. q ahoma. fe7.fks
south Carolina. iott.aai. Tennessee.
z0a12l. Texas. a.1oA.ft0. other states
ee.taA sea island hy states. Florida
iq.s1e. Georgia. aa.sEs. ssufh Caro-
nnAA ASA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
EARTHoUAKE SHOCK 800
MILES AWAY REcoRDE Q

Washington. Dec. e.--An sarthuua ke
shock, lasting "a minutes and appar-
entity i.soo miles distant from wash
inFton fn . n0rthweaferly direction.
was recorded IN the neismoWrarh 90
GeurEeioWn University between a.ag
and t.07 o'clock this morning The
tremors were uf Considerable severity
and were continuous. tn il thouwhs that
eruptions 81 the Aiankan volcanoes
uz&T have brUken out aE@ln.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
SUSPENSION or INCREASED
BATES MADE PERMANENT

Washington. Dec. e-Fermauent
suspension of increased freIRht rates
on cotton seed products from okla-
bona points % destinations On ths
Bklahnma points 90 Louisville. ~
Cincinnati Ohlo. and Hammond Ind
az transfer points. uas ordered today
ty me interstate commerce Commis-
sion. The proposed rates were found
"a - uBreazonabie and discriminatory.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

THE AUSTRIAN
FLEET At POLA
They Have Gathered al the
Chief Naval Station of
Austria Hungary - Ser
Wan Newspapers are Bit
ter Against Austria and
Create Excitement.
nv ASSOCIATED PRESS

london. Dec B--Drrai ehca from
Paris say fhe entire Austrian feet j.
concentrated az Pola. the chief naval
station 81 Auatria-ilunEan The Aus
tflau minister ~ war. General Aunen
berg. and chief % thc general stan.
General Srhrmau. have resigned 10 ia
said they reaiEned for personal reasons
hut Sc is believed to 81 ~ political sig
nlnCance
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
SEVERE NORTHWEST STORM
PREVAILING ON Tftu COAST

NrW Nnrk. Dec "a nftere north
west storm strich me roart here co.
dav The wind reached maNlmum
at Capt Henry Cf nfty-t0n miiea hn
hour and forty eight miles az hour ~
Hampton Roads where n number af
vessels arnFKed anchor hut none uaa
damaHed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
BIG GUN BURSTS
AT SANDY HOOK
Ore % ths i4-ineh Rites Shattered and
the MusEIs Blown Ore Hundred
Yards

sandy Hook. N. D.. Dec "a new ls-
nch sun burst today while being test
- at che SANDY Hook proving grounds
Tar muEEle of the sun was blown one
hundred yearis. So one was hurt
Attaches at thc proving ground fe-
clIned 20 discuss the explosion randinF
au ofnciul inquiry NJ wnH considered
remarkable that no one was hurt. fsr
there were more than a dozen men
near the great sun when Sc blew up.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
rHg DAY ~ CONGRESS.


Convened az noon.
Senator uEtrman introduced fn.uf
resolution authorizing q Joint Iuau-
EurafIau committee rf Elk members
Judiciary committee informally
considered President Tafts Judicial
appointment.
senator works spoke advrr1t.nr
hta resolution foT fUuR a rIv-reHr
presidential term
prHr drnf Tart transmitted report
az economy and sHrIeHCE commits.
SION rt.HuusndfuE radical changes
In patent am.r procedure.
Court ~ .mrrl ehmrrf resumed
trial 90 Iudrs Robert Vs. Archibald
az t.F8 81. m.
HOUSE
Convened af noon.
Rrsumra eanHI #Hrarfru ~ IrrIa-
Iatits. executive anl judicial aHpro-
urIatIon hHL
pemoe~afIe members 80 fHe uays
and means committee SCI Hrsf
week Ir January ne date far hear
legs an proposed tarlH revision
Banking and currency sub-rum-
uIftaa resumed hrar.uEs Iu money
trust" lnVesuEatIlu. Chairman Pufa
making statement rtuulIatlng re-
ports a. O. THmmItfer's iuteuti0ns.
RcFr~seufafive Alien intruauced
resolution proposing a Eeneral in-
vestiFation of the canning Industry.
ReprcsentatiVe IAndhurg Intro
dncrd resolution o. require each
senator and reursaenfatiNc ra nle
statement showing his peguniarF
interest n any bankinE ioaniur 0r
hrukerars business
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
MINISTERS
TOLOCAL CHURCHES
Alabama Conference Comes
20 a Close With the An
nouncing of Appointments
Next Conference VIII
be With Dexter Street
Methodist Church AZ
Montgomery

Union springs. Ala. ncC Rev. NJ.
NJ. Goa. at one time pastor 90 thc Iarst
Methodist church &C Pensacola. was to.
day named presiding elder of the PEN
sacoia district RsK. a.. d. Holt Rcks
}. a Peterson and Rev n. . HaskrN
were returned to the Firfi Methodist
Oadsden Street Methods and CITY
Mission respoCfivrN.
The conference win hold tts nest
meeting with the pextcr street Meth-
odist church at MontNoner1 Adjourn
ment was taken when thc llst % ap-
reiniments were announced They are
az fulloUas
PENSACOLA DISTINCT.
W a. Cc~ presiding elder
FIRST Church Pensacola H Holt.
uadadcn Street,. A. Peterson.
city Mission n q liaakcw
powellton-J A. Mcbride
Pine narrrn-E ~ Rooks
Atmore and Maroa-C. m MOTLEY
Owen Cirruif-p. F nrmmheloc
Milton and naEdad-J. G. Harrison.
r1orala and Lockhnr-D " Has
ksw.
Jay Circuit and Miasion-L e Duu-
can
Mimsan Circuit and Mission TO 30
sggnlied.
santa Ross Mission.-To ho supplied
Pollard and flomaton 1sinrs Cuim-
min.
DcFuniak srrlnEs 2. siaurhter
N'rrepors -cs . nutfram.
Eucheoana To he supplird ~ q A.
sellers
W Q I.aae. ehnpisn y, = nas,
MARIANA pisTRlcT.
&. W. Gavin. preaidinE elder
Marianna-R w. Marshall
totiondaio-g a. grlmn
Cypress and sneads-H. n REGISTER.
Greenwood--I. q. McI.eoi
Blountsiown and Aitha-d A whit
aett
wcwahitchka--E A. ChlldH
Panama CltH~n Mile
Chlriey and nonifay-n n. McNrnl
Gracevilic-G n. Winaieit
Noma-J a. McGlann
Gcneva-R. n Ellison.
Hartford and Samaon-T q. nnhra.
Hartford Circuit-W ~ Middle
brooks
Coffee SprinKn-J w Rrr adiove with
l. II Reynolds. supcrnumcmry.
Vernon Cirruit-T NJ. Weaver.
Wausau--A. e. Ellison.
Fountain cirouit-To be supplied hy
y. ~ Tcndcii
wcstville circuit To be uurrlled "
Ascent Thomas
Agricultural and Industrial School
= W kathison
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-05-11
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Graceville, Minn.-Michael D. Hart
nett. formerly Of this place. died at
his home near Kerr Robert. Saskatch-
evan. Canada, Sunday, April %. De-
ceased was born in Abbyfail, County
Limerick, Ireland, 81 years ago and
came to this country in 1861 He set
tied in Mankato in 1865 and in 1871
was married to Bridget Glynn, who
survives him. In 1879 he came to
Ortonville where he engaged in the
hardware business, being associated
therin with Patrick Clarke, his
brother-in-law. He removed to Grace
vile in 1887 and conducted his hard
ware business here until April, 1910.
when he sold the business and shortly
after removed to Canada. He leaves,
besides his wife, Il daughter. Mrs. NJ.
]. O'Brien. of this place, and two sons.
John G., who is a chemist in the West
Indies and Godfrey W., who lived
with his parents in Canada. The re-
mains arrived here Thursday, May 2.
accompanied by Mrs. Hartnett and
Godfrey, and were met at Morris by
large delegation of citizens from
here. The funeral was held the fol-
lowing morning from Holy Rosary
church. large attendance being pres
ent at the obsequies.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-05-11
ouintessenee Of Risotry.

Nearly one hundred Protestant
ministers met at the Y. M. c. A.. in
Washington, D. c.. last week. and
passed several resolutions, among
them the following:
1--WE earnestly protest against the
proposed action in Congress to ap-
rcint Columbus day as national
holiday because the demand for this
holiday issues only from very linn
lied number of our people, and these
heing connected with one certain &C.
clesiasticism, we believe it to be a
covert attempt to secure future
sa ilit's day as national holiday, and
thereby establish a legislative and
permanent recognition of this eccle-
s:asticism in our national life"
What small-minded bigots these
Protestant preachers are!-(The Col
umbian.)
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-05-11
Antiquities of Language.

The following, told in a recent con-
temporary, affords another instance
of the misleading ambiguity of Ian
guage:
An Archbishop was paying a visit to
a convent school and a preliminary
rehearsal was being held. Nov chill
dren,' says the teacher, remember
when the archbishop speaks to you,
you must always say Your Grace +"
Presently the archbishop comes into
the schoolroom and begins Good
morning children" whereupon the
pupils all stand up demurely. clasp
their hands and sing out in chorus:
"Eless us, . Lord, and these thy gifts
which we are about to receive through
Christ our Lord"
There is another story, not quite so
good, In recent novcl-about a young
lady in the country who, being SINH
larry told: You should always call
an archbishop Your Grace interpret
ed this to mean that she should al
ways say MY Grace"-which she did
right through the dinner, to the great
amusement of all. until His Grace
himself took pity on her and gracious
ly explained the point.-The Exam
liner, Bombay.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-05-11
Robert Louis Stevenson.

OF all remembered evenings now
Comes beckoning back to nc the
Before a gratefire spent with you
And Robert Louis Stevenson.
That night we trod the heather hills
And toured the South Sea isles with
him,
Tared out upon the open read
Beyond the blue horizons rim.
With him, beneath the arching sky,
We sensed the great intinitude,
And felt the starshine on our souls
AS travel hunger smote the mood.
we followed far his bare foot's lead
Along the yielding tropic sands,
ANA saw his dusky neighbours come
To him, with tokens in their hands.
We saw his dark eyes drink the light,
We saw his rare smile radiate
That we might sing a song or two
Before he struck his flag to fate.
We heard him check the sudden moan
With some new lyric on his lip,
And coming face to face with doom,
Advance to meet it with quip.
We ran back to our childtime, led
There to the selfsame place we
Surely he played with you and me
For all his little tales are true.
We listened for the morning carts
He welcomed with the hour of sleep,
And helped his mother by his bed
Her weary, nightlong vigil keep.
And then we learned for sure, that
night,
That we had known him days long
gone
And found him through magic book
We let the freight shine upon.
Mary D. McFadden.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-05-11
III. A good church, large parson-

lsh. A good church, a large parson-
age. and a parochial school which is
largely attended and is prospecting,
arc some of the results of his pas
torate. Last winter Father Dahlmanns
and some of his parishioners became
involved lin dispute over matters OF
church government, and the discon-
tented element filed charges against
Father Dahlmanns with Bishop o.
German, but the bishop sustained the
priest in every particular. The trou-
bic in the meantime had blown over,
and Father Dahlmanns' farewell SER
mon was affecting in the extreme, and
many of his parishioners wept during
the course of the address.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-05-11
First Catholic Daily.

The Catholic Record of London
Ont. takes exception to the statement
made in some papers to the effect that
the first Catholic daily In English to
be issued in America will soon begin
publication in Buffalo. N. Y, says an
exchange.
1t is true, it asserts, that this will
be the first Catholic daily in Englisl,
published in the United States. but ii
the term America be taken in its
broadcast sense to apply to the whole
American continent, then the Buffalo
project must yield priority to a Tor
onto venture of a generation ago. Be-
ginning in October, 1882. says the
Record. there was published at the Of
flee of the Irish Canadian (weekly)
by the late Patrick Boyle. a Catholic
daily paper under the name OF "The
Evening Canadian" The paper was
owned and operated by Catholics. was
for the most part edited and printed
by Catholics and was throughout its
brief term of existence unequivocally
Catholic in tone. 1t continued publ
cation for about six months only and
died actually from prosperity. That
is. the demand for the paper entirely
outran it's finances, and since the re-
quisite capital was not Forthcoming
the enterprise WAS reluctantly aban-
doned. Will United States exchanges
please note that to the overwhelm-
ingly Protestant city of Toronto must