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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10
CATHOLICS AND THE MI. W.
OF A.

At the closing session of the
National Convention of the Mod
ern Woodmen of America held in
Chicago recently it was decided.
by vote Of four hundred and
sixty to two hundred and seven,
to increase the life insurance rates
of the society. 1t was pointed out
that, unless this change were
made, the organization would
show deficiency of nearly three
hundred million dollars in funds to
meet the contracts in force by the
end of 1915. This increase in the
insurance rates will effect all mem
bers under ffty-four years of age
and will raise their present assess
ments from fifty to one hundred
per cent.
The Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea has a membership of one mil.
lion three hundred thousand in
the United States and about sixty
thousand in Minnesota. It is be.
lieved that when this ruling goes
into effect next January a very
large proportion Of the young men
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10
THE UNCERTAINTY OF LIFE.

The tragic death of Father Gull
liton, pastor of the Church Of st.
Theresa, Mapleton, MINI, removed
from the ranks of the younger
clergy in the Diocese of Winona a
Jealous, Woodworking priest, and
brought to a sudden close a career
that promised many years Of fruit
full service in the vineyard of the
Lord. Almost at the threshold of
his sacredotal ministry he was
summoned to give an account of
his stewardship. In the strength
and vigor of manhood he met his
death in the discharge Of his
priestly duties. He had said an
early Mass in his mission church
and was on his way to discharge a
similar obligation for the people
Of his home parish when, without
warning, he was snatched away.
Those who knew Father Guilt
ton bear witness to his gentle
and unassuming character and dis
position; his faithful and exact
performance Of the duties Of a
priest; his solicitude for those
under his spiritual care; his
loyalty and obedience to the voice
Of authority. To him the priest
hood with it's sublime duties and
weighty responsibilities meant
everything. On the day Of his
ordination he could say with truth
"my life is magnified this day
above all my days." and never did
the remembrance of the holy vows
made on that solemn occasion fade
from his mind. The people of the
different parishes in which he
labored, whether as assistant or
pastor, will never forget his kindly
ministrations and his devoted serv-
ice.
His sudden death is another
warning that the tenure of life is
at best, uncertain; that death is
ever stalking near; that we know
not "the day nor the hour And
while we breathe fervent prayer
for the happy repose of his soul SC
suddenly hidden to appear in the
presence of its Maker, let us not
be unmindful of the warning
which his death conveys. May he
rest. in peace.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10

will sever their connection with
the order.
The Catholics who belong to the
Modern Woodmen Of America
and their number is not insignifi-
cant-will be effected by this in
crease in the insurance rates. This.
no doubt, will work hardship
upon them as upon many others
but they are not likely to be made
the object of a great outpouring of
sympathy on the part of their fell
low Catholics who do not possess
membership in the order. While
the society is not among the num-
Der of those condemned by the
Church some years ago, Catholics
are aware that the Church does
not favor their joining such an
organization. Those who, despite
the known attitude of the Church
in regard to such societies, have
joined the Modern Woodmen of
America will now reap the fruit of
their disobedience. Catholic socie-
ties affording ample fraternal in
surance protection have long been
in existence and there is no reason
why any Catholic should affiliate
with a non-Catholic organization
in order to safeguard the future
of himself or those dependent upon
him.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10

There is more than a grain of
truth in the statement made by
Bishop Schrembs of Toledo in an
address before the Juvenile Court
Association Of that city, wherein
he declared that ''the duty is laid
upon us to reach out helping
hand to others that they may be
guided to live right. y By
responsibility [ mean accountable
ity-answerability is another word
for it. True, some of us may evade
this responsibility. We may wrap
our togas Of responsibility about
US and Enthusiastically declare that
we are not responsible for certain
evils and evil conditions, that we
did not do it ourselves. Very like
ly not; but do you do anything to
stop it? I fear we may have more
to answer for than we care to ad-
NIT. :" This means that we are our
brothers. keeper, and that each
one is responsible for the influence,
good or evil, which he exerts upon
the community in which he lives.
He who stands idly by and calmly
looks upon evils which he makes
no effort to remedy must expect to
bear his share Of censure for the
consequences Of their unchecked
action upon society. Each indi-
vidual must contribute to the gen.
eral good and that implies a will
ingness to bring remedial meas
ures to bear upon the evils that en-
danger the body or soul of the
humblest member of the commun-
ity.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10
The International Catholic Truth

The International Catholic Truth
Society with headquarters at
Brooklyn, N. Y, has secured con-
troll Of the magazine "Truth -
heretofore published at Nazareth,
North Carolina, by the Rev. Thorn
as F. Price, and will issue it as the
official organ of the Society.
Truth" was started about fifteen
years ago by Father Price as an
aid in strengthening and spread
ing a knowledge Of Catholic teach
ing and practice. This purpose it
will continue to serve under the
direction of the international
Catholic Truth Society of which
the Rev. w. F. McGinnis is Presi-
dent. Father Price will hence
forth devote himself, in conjunc-
ton with Rev. Anthony Walsh, to
the establishment and direction of
the American Foreign Missionary
Seminary soon to be opened in the
United States.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10

THE Indian Seminal" for the
year 1912 has just been issued. It
is published in the interests Of the
Society for the Preservation Of
the Faith among Indian Children
by the Bureau Of Catholic Indian
Missions under the direction of the
Rev. w. III. Ketcham. This Society
has for object to aid in maintain
ing the religious and educational
work of the Catholic Church
among the Indian tribes Of the
United States. It's members pay
an annual fee of twenty-five cents.
The current issue Of "The Indian
Seminal" contains much interest
ing and instructive matter regard
ing the work among the Indians
in the different parts Of the coun-
try. This work is under the direc-
ton of the Hierarchy and support
ed largely by voluntary contribu-
tions.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10
SATURDAY, FEB. 10, 1912.

A very interesting and apprecia-
tive article on Charles Dickens
from the pen of DR.. O'Hagen, edi-
tor Of the New World, Chicago,
holds the place of honor in the
current issue of the Rosary Maya
zine. Every line of it breathes a
scholarly familiarity with the life
and writings Of that gifted and
prolific literary genius. It is very
opportune because last Wednes-
day was the one hundredth ami
yersary Of the birth of Dickens.
This event was not allowed to pass
unhonored and unsung" by his
admirers in America.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10

A Universalist minister in New
ark, N. j., in a recent sermon en-
phasized the need of religious
training for the young along the
lines pursued by the Catholic
Church. He attributed the won
derful hold which she has upon
her people to the religious train
ing given to the children. "This
wise Church." he said, insists
upon having the young and edu-
eating the young, putting religion
first in its day schools as we'll as
in its Sunday schools. Protestant
ism must do the same. Religion
should be taught in our public
schools but in the most fundamen-
tai and universal sense. Sectarian
theology is impossible, but relig-
ion is not; that is the idea of God,
the idea Of the Immortality of the
soul, the idea of conscience as the
voice Of our Maker speaking to
our hearts, and the idea of duty as
divine" ALI of which goes tc
show that outside the Catholic
Church there are many who bear
witness to the value of the Catho
lie system of education and who
see in un-religious schools a men
ace TO the civilization and citizen
ship of the future. This ought tt
galvanize some Of our careless
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10
LIVE ON THE HEIGHTS.

When thing is past the mendfng.
Let it 90 without a word;
Signs and tears and talk amending
Are az useless as absurd.
Evil speech can scarce more harm
thee
Than the south wind passing by;
Let not caIumny alarm thee;
Words unchallenged soonest die.
Men may trick thee-act not meanly,
Keep the dag OF love unfurled;
Live so high thou canst serenely
Look down. smiling on the world.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10
ALCOHOLIC ANCESTRY.

Scientific observation I'm both
Europe and America reveals the fact
that alcoholism in parents or grand
parents is responsible annually for by
far the larger share Of the deformed,
epifeptic, idiotic, and incorrigih1s
children that are brought into the
world. Besides this, the children Of
alcoholics are especially predispOsed
to tuberculosis and insanity. And
many of these children inherit q crav-
ing for alcoholic liquor. M0nkem0ller
found in one reformatory school he
reditary faint due to parental alcohol
ism in 67.2 per cent Of all the pupils
The family histories of 3,711 children
have been traced by scientists through
three generations.
OF the children OF abstaining parents
and abstaining grandparents only
per cent were billiards, whereas, the
children Of abstaining parents but
drinking grandparents, 7S per cent
were billiards. Dividing the 3,711 chill.
dren into the following classes, we
note striking contrasts:
/. or those free from hereditary al.
eoholic taint-96 per cent were prof.
cient; 4 per cent were billiards; Is
per cent suffered from some neurosis
or organic disease.
2. or those with hereditary alcoho-
lie taint-23 per cent were proficient;
" per cent were billiards; rs per cent
suffered from some neurosis or organic
disease.
At a discussion on this subject at
the Vienna congress against alcohol
ism, a medical man stated that the
teachers in wine-groWing districts OF
Lower Austria know that supply OF
very bad scholars i'm any one year de.
notes a good vintage six years previ'
ously.
Science and practical observation
no longer hesitate to hold alcoholic
ancestry largely responsible for our
hosts OF feeble-minded, epileptic, in
sane, tubercuIous and crippled chill
dren. The State recognizes its respon-
sibi1ity to provide homes of isolation
for these; but, strange as 1t may seem,
it hestitates to provide preventive and
remedial measures, which course,
from every viewpoint, would be wiser
and more generous.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10

Catholics into life and make them
realize the responsibilities that
rest upon them. Many Catholic
parents have reason to regret that
they did not send their children
to Catholic schools in preference
to those provided by the common
wealth.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-10

Rev. JAMES M. REARDoN, Editor.
S. L. O'CoNNoR, Business MANAGER.
B. P. KoLEsKY, Advertising Manager
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It 10 just az easy to pull weed up
by the roots al to cut &c of; 80 it ID as
easy to remove vice as to correct 1t.
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uary -, 1911, at the post Office, st.
Paul, Mimi. under Act of March 3. 1879.
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handwriting on the wall and is
making an effort to readjust itself
to the popular demand for more
genuine charity work and less or
ganized investigation.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-06-19

svtteIDymi obrazky ma lotu mezl
kolarnou Cbudomelky noyou
"garage" Franka Yunka. Pr let.
MIN parn6m poGasf mi to yyhodu
pred uzayfenou mfstnosti, neb di.
vaci takto sedf pekne ma eerstyem
yzduchu.
-- V sobotu veeer proyeden byl
pestrg a bobaty program Y SIM
Diyadelniho Druzstya zactyem
katolicke skoly ma ukonGeni vyu.
Goyani, ktery Sc kazdGmu \ pfi-
tomnycb velmi zamlouval x po-
sIuchacfm promluvil eesky dr.. Sc
dlacek y Omahy . Fr, Dolezal, ma
my Gesky prdvnfk \ Fremont, an
gIicky. Kazde jednotIive cisIo
programu pfijato bylo y jasotem
q 1cinkujici odmeueni bouff IA
slouzen6 pocbyaly,
-- John Brabec y Clarkson, byI
zde Y sobotu pro sy6 ditky, jcz
zde DaystevovaIy katolickon sko.
Iu TIonzik je takto yeseIy spoleG-
mix, ale go je TO platno, kdyz "Ge.
kers" hrat Deumi
Y nedeIi utkali We Y urput.
mem boji naM "boIai" Wisner.
skgmi IIra z1stala Derozbodnnta
az do H. oddfIeni, kde Wisnersti
obdrzcli jeden bod n tim zdpas
skonGen. Hdh se, ze 10 Hfsti, kite.
re Dasim hraG6m Y jinycb IeteeI
souziIo, je Ietos na dobro opnstilo
- V patek yeter nspof5dapG
byla pfekyapujicf naystGva souse
.dy ua Antona Kfize, ktcrg sIayi
tobo dne svf narozeDiny TOT ~
rozumi, Ne Sc jedenkazdg f6dn'
pobayiI.
- William Wisner, syn J0sefa
Wisnera, bgvalfbo zdcjsiho dIou
|hoIet6hO feznfka, dli Y Dodge nav
M6you u sygcb pfdteI
Maly sypck K0rla Brokeni
cktho, ktery zde dIi u d6decka 4
babiGky, manzeIh vac. Brokcni
ck}ch, jc poyazliy6 cburav,
- Vzdy jsem se zlobil ma ty ~
tomobiIisty, he uedbaji cbodc1
ltdyI jcdou \ hry mice, ale int
nediIi jsem ~ zasm5I, kdyz jedni
ia scDkruta yraziIa ze zadu Dc
oruhf. K porandnf nepfisel nikdo
jcn Iampy a "jcmntjI" v6ci wa
Iy IN svf. "V&ak ma phny taky
iednou trhne", j. X, v
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-06-19
ZPRAVY z MOVE PRAHY,
MINI, A OKOLI.

--- Nova farmafska maslarna
byla dohot0vena minuly tlden a
Y pond6Ii byIa jiz oteyfena pro OBJ
chod. Jak 80 doyfddmc. bude Sc
zde ttz mimo masIo vyrabGt zmrzli,
ma ice cream. Smetana bude
sem zasiana tel 4 ok0lnich NEST,
Farmefi nell by hodnG hledet pod
porovat tento podnik, ably pax ne
museIi stale naiikat, ze yysazeni
jsou Sane kapitaIu, Podobn6 ma
sIdrny nsptsn6 pokraGuii V jin%ch
mistech, TAX soudim, H. budcme-li
miti jen trochu dobrt vVle, ze / my
zde musime dobrtho 1spfehu Sc
dodGlat,
DR.. Jancck{ koupil 81 noyf
automobil FLANDERS" cd Sachs 4
Rynda.
Mas mestSky elektrik Dicker
sou vidal So mista nasi sv6tldr
nt a hodla Sc odstthoyat do Will
mer, MINI, kdc hude fidit vets
sv6tldrnu nel jest nasc, Pan hi
ekcrson Sc osysdfil hlti yelic,
sehopujm We SVEN oboru limje.
me icho odchodu, Il Ryuda ueha
III Sc o misto toto ktert tti gaii.
ste dobfe by zastaval
F'r Maruska koupil 81 novy
koehr oil lIanzla 4 Tuny iest To
koSaf dosud ale pro
dant
w ! Noyotnt namlsli II
ttl koupit noyt automohil Ford
Jakuh Nrful pro,lal syou
farmu o a. hkrrch "a - lno Tai
iamA byla prolapa pfed ] rak,
sa A. lu1 Smsnt Ia sld8lek eol
syalba karla j simpua ),
slttubn Rusr Maehuvnu h.la ud
b,N8n minuls biprt - ahfa
leth kisr6 ,Nknnal Re-, efmAk
bsla ,,stmifua hekali hostina ,
tlapa fnsli5A ur,asis No,enauie
y lak = alehral, IA sssishai -
sia l'f,Wa, lm mnnha hlau
slt.ii'
2pesaslai
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-06-19

1913 nemohl Sc stdti velitelem ar.
mddy nikdo. kdo pred tim nebyl
nejmen6 10 LET Y hodnosli brigad-
nika u armady, -- Predloha Wy
volala osirou debaiu ale byla ko-
ne6ne pfijata tal iak il vSbor
nayrhl We snfmoynt mi vet.
sinu zajistenou a iedine veta pre-
sidenloyo mohlo by labraniti
Wooda ostatni vyssi vojcnskt
dastoiniky. kten pfilis ryehle We
sy@ kariefe postupoNali, ably jim
nehyla cesta X yelitelstyi zavfcna
rfedniei valeensho minisierstya
prohlaSuii, 2e tento zAkon tnaei o,
chromcni slulhy ~ ~ dnstaini
kn, kteH tson nyni taxi tvanou
yaleenou radu, bude iieh musei ~
tystoupili a vrdiiti Sc k pluhAm
Y koloniAlni ynieuske spraye "a.
siane pax iediuS general Edwards
a oslaini budou ysiehni dlskyalifi
kosAni Nstsiua nasieh voien.
skSeh pfifueieh a Nyslaneetveeh y
eisinf bllde tAkonsm lim posiiis
ia = mesi Mimi ltt dya staff vailed
NJ esperil cine ia dlouhA lata
pa.ohiei Take seliiels filipinskS.
ha eelnistss. k,eii j. lakesau VA
mahan vyeEisili a llp.ltlali y ! MIN
aa os,ravssh velikSeh asIseha
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-06-19
NOVINKY z DODGE, NEBR.,
A 0K0Li.

u snholu byli ate mAulelt
Alois Strehrro,i 81 Rogers u ne,
mecns malky y sirchra va nav,
stssa veter hyii y podisat ma
pragFanu ditch kalulirkt skoly
karpl Marek hyl poslAn ia
nkrvsnihu teaeni ua lahu - dui
rru opilslsi russni srfvinsho 10
tislkn ImineuS ma takisano III.
Il. ale hyl dosii 6aSia namosen
pllim ~ stFane ma nektm iAta,
MN vsak alp netyplatile y, -
"a asoha ens k,efa nApoie epoins
iemu dala kdyhS htla silslbna
Iessf yesaesk I-as,Asil Il "a
kssi pflssfva pfo sss iisaslle -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-06-19
ZPRAVY z RAVENNA, NEBR.

- V 1ter} dne H. Gcrvna slayil
shatek mlady krajan p. Vaclay
Mack mi. Sc sic. Minnie Witt.
0you. Pan Mack jest synem zdej-
aiho vazentho a velmi prospiyaji-
riho rolnika p. Jos. Macka, ney6.
sta pax jest vazen6 rodiny meme.
ckt. Noyomanzeldm gratuluje.
met
- Tento tydeu Sc navratil pan
Jlif Smaha SO syou manzelkou .
Rochester, MINI. Asi pred p6ti
t|dny dovezI p, Smaha chof svou
do tamni ncmOcnice. kdez byla
nuccna podstoupiti operaci. Jak Sc
doviddme, vede Sc jiz pi. Smahov6
Idpe a pfejeme j, by Sc 60 nejdfi.
We pine uzdravila.
- Nase move sorganisovana ka,
pela pod fizenlm mladeho kapcl-
nika Antona lllavy dobre pokra-
6uie Ptejeme p. Illavovi, ably sc
y praci svt setkal Sc zdarem q u.
drzel nam dobrou kapclu.
Mas okresni komisaf p. A.
Y Illava meskal minuly tfden Y
kearney IN Gfednimi zalezistmi.
- v soboiu So na mas pfijcl po,
diyat p Emil Kozel, obchodnik 10.
leznlm zhoiim = Rockville, Nebra
IS n6kolika svymi pfiteli Pan 10.
eel bJyalF drive ravennskym oh,
6anem. ! G. H.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-06-19

chranu Imperial Valley Kalifor-
nil pred brozlci zdtopou. -- Sne-
moyna poslanc6 pfijala resoluci
senAtnf, kterou se daya presidentu
prayo svolati mezinarodni manor
nj konferenci za 1celem ustanoyeni
jednotnych opatfeni pro bezpeci
lodi ma mofi. Ma ochranu mezi-
statni komise podal senator Cum
minis dodatky k pfedloze soudni,
kterymi se zakazuje jednotliyGmu
soudci yydati zastayujici rozkazy
prot t6to komisi narizuje SO, by
takoyG byly yydany pouze nejyys.
Sim soudcem s. s. a dy6ma jinymi
spolkoy}mi sondci. Senator Craw.
ford pax pfidal k tomu jeste do.
daiek, ably tottz pIatiIo zasta-
yovacich rozkazech spolkoyych
soudh proti yIaddm a zakondm
statnim, coz bylo hIasy demokrati.
ckymi, spojenymi progressiyni.
mi republikany, pfijato. -- Sena-
tor McCumber zadal, ably nynGj1
soudcoy6 spolkoy6ho n obchodniho
soudu, ktery SO ruH, byli pfidGIe.
nj k jinym spoIkoYgm sonddm, ale
jeho nhvrb propadl. -- Dale cd.
mrstiIa snfmoyna zv}siti poyoIc.
nj na preparoyani SHREK pffrodo-
pisn%ch, jez ex-president sebral Y
Africc pro Darodni museum !
sam bFyaI} pfedseda Cannon a
Roosnyeltdv osobni nepfitel polka.
raj dcmokraty "a jich malichernf
stranictvi
v sobotu, dine ID. ceryna, Sc.
mat zasedaI jen na kratkou dobu u
jednoI 0 poyOlenf ia District Co.
Inmbijsly, - Sn6moyna projed.
nayaIa pfedIohu ma yIddni poyole.
nj a sice odboru executiyniho n
koDQressnibo.
v pondeli, dine II, tervna: --
Senat Sc scseI v poIednc n lined
Sc odrofiI do ttyrtka, pres chicag.
sk0l k0nvenci - V snGnoyn6 byI
prpjedndyan prayideIng kaIenddf
President Taft postal zptt kongre
su zhkon reorganisari yaIecnfhc
odboru Sc sygm veto . ponfyadl
nrnf nad6je, ze by SO schnaIa dvou
tfctinova y6t5ina pres presidento
20 veto, jest zdkon ten pochoydn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-06-19
On ptlzniyonm Hemingford.
Neb.. a okoli bydlieim.

sl8luieme timto b p Jan Jeli
urk laskaNt oehal, prevail jed
natelstyi pro uase easopisS 70
krok Zapadu 6esko Amerirkt
NenkoN trsi tndil upfAsusu
pfrl doplalne IN aha tasopiS,
ptiimaii 4 yntsr srskert sAleli
losli lislA nasich = ttkuiii yyh
toEati nanftme. i kraiahf Tam
hi hulou yellee pattaeni tylAsle
.kdyi ueyt nAs is.lnalel slitil "a
~ sprARs ! elistus Ani nam tasl
.lstl Y este
NYdatatrlslya
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-06-19
zAsEDANf KoNGREssU.
v pondeli, dne 10. cervna.

v pondeli, dne 10. cervna -
Sendtni vybor ma zalelitosii prdy-
nj odporu6il K pfijeti pfedlohu
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