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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-08-30

Guards Of the Vatican.- The Swiss
Guards, who are responsible for the
guarding Of the person of the Pope
and the Vatican Palace, date from
about the time of the discovery of
America by Columbus. In 1868, Pope
Plus v erected for them the Chapel
OF SIS. MARITIME Sebastiano, and APP
pointed their chaplain They guard
all exits from the palace and the en-
trance doors to the Papal apartments.
In all professions, they. follow the
Noble Guard. A Swiss Guard must
be under twenty-five years of age, I'M
married and from Switzerland The
Palatine Guards of the Vatican is a
guard of honor; the Noble Guard is
mounted bodyguard, numbering
ninety. In 1744 Benedict XIV reor-
ganized it. The Papal Gendarmes Of
the Apostolic Palaces consists of Ital-
ians, not under five feet nine inches
tall. They police the palace and the
Vatican gardens
cannibaIs Becoming Catholics
Bishop Bertreaux, after tremendous
efforts, has now Catholic community
|of 1900 former cannibals. He says
some of the islands in the Fiji group
are all Catholic; on one there is
seminary with forty students.
South African Catholic Press.-The
Catholic Magazine, edited by Sidney
R. WEIGH, is the only English Catholic
publication in South Africa.
Father ohrwalder Dead.-Father
Ohrwalder, the famous Austrian mis-
sionary, who passed ten years in cap
tiVity with the Mahdi, died at Omdur-
man, near Khartum, Africa, August 8,
aged fifty-eight While with the
Mahdi's hordes in the far regions of
the Sudan, Father Ohrwalder and his
companions refused to become Mos
elms at the bidding of the Arab chief
tain and were condemned to be exc
cuted; but during the night preceding
the carrying out of the sentence a
comet appeared and SO frightened the
Sudanese that they feared to kill the
missionary.
Missionary in China Martyred.-In
northern Shen-si, on the upper course
of the Koang-ho and beyond the Great
Wall of China, brigandage has lately
been rife and the latest letters from
the Franciscan Vicar Apostolic, who
resides in the frontier town of Slang
fu, tells of the martyrdom of one of
his priests, Father Bernat, veteran
of the missions. Captured by the
brigands, he was put to death in
peculiarly cruel way-bound to a post
and hacked to pieces. The fact that
torture was thus employed shows that
it was not mere murder for the sake
of robbery, but that Father Bernat was
killed I'm hatred of the faith" so that
his death was martyrdom.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-08-30


Newfoundland correspondent of the
Catholic Record" states that recently
the Rev. Mr.. Dali, Anglican clergyman
at st. Anthony, in that province, sew
cred his connection with that Church.
His intention is said to be to study for
the Catholic priesthood. St. Anthony
is about three hundred miles north
east of st. Johns, on the Newfound-
land seacoast, and is the headquarters
of the GrenfelI mission.
Philadelphia Residence for Convent.
The handsome double residence
which was held by trustees of the
estate of the late Henry Pemberton,
Philadelphia, for $1,000.0O0, has been
purchased for the convent of the Sis
tiers of Notre Dame.
Pope Honors New York Priest
Rev. DR.. John McQuirk, rector of st.
Paul's Church, New York City, has re-
ceived Official announcement from the
Vatican of his appointment as Domes-
tic Prelate Of the household of Pope
Plus x.
Home Of Gray Nuns Burned.-About
one-quarter OF Montebello Village,
Quebec, was wiped out BY fire early
this month. Twenty-nine buildings, in
GLIDING the Gray Nuns Academy and
some of the best residences, were de-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-08-30
NEW WORLD ITEMS.

ST. Francis Senninary.-Rev. George
C. Eilers has been appointed professor
of English and Homiletics in st. Fran
els Seminary, Milwaukee.
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EASY 10. DARkeN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You can Bring Back Color and Lustye
with Sage Tea and Sulphur.

When you darken your hair win
Sage Tea and sulphur, no one can
tell. because It's done 80 naturally.
~ evenly. Preparing this mixture.
though. IL nom. Is mu-.y and igou-
bicsD,n.. Far 5oc you can bny a,
any drug sotr. the ready -,o-u.' ton!s
called "Wy.Ili's sag" a.i suiphur
IialT ii,M.dy, fou Just dampcn IS
pens. or sol, brush with 1t and draw
this through yIug hair. taking as
small strand a; r time. Hy Turn.n:
all array hair i'sappa,... aud. aft'r
aroth.r application ar two. yopr hai'
be- omss beautifully d,ra.n.i. siosr
and luxurisnI. Nou Viii also iiseug-
rr dandrnn j. son. AMI hair has
s,ol9si iaiiins,
Cray. faded hair. ihou;h no 'iI--
grace. IL u sign of old age. aad a.
Ne all desire st youthful ani surar-
,!y. appearance. ss' busy a. nHr-
with wy.ih'. sas. End Sulphur apI
iosA years younger.
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He1Cn-HE1CAY
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CURE YarR cctr WHILE Yor CAN

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10 YEl. 70. r. q
MANOS OF U. 5.
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Oiinasa. Mexico. Dec. l..--Gener-
vi Salvador Mer.aec. coinmander ~
the federal army. will be removed
srsm offiee with ma lew days saa
nis pisse will b. taken by Genera.
ra.etal oro1co. according To Isiiabi.
Information received today. McicAd b
evacuation Of cnirnuahus ~nnou:
waiting Tor Y rebel attack Is given
As tho cause for HIS removal.
Warrington. D~c. ls,-The battle
.ailh C.nner' icui and kslsas. -
roui. from t;uantan imO ic Vera crus
"a r-i,.,. tne .>-~ iiampshir. ana
i.,a.siana. az. due to arrive iner. To-
morrow. l, Mas said AT the navy de-
psitn.ni ,ois. tna, the LOUISIANA
sni Ne~ Hampshire would start
worth Immediately ou the ARRIVAL Of
tue other vessels,
The husr.tsi sa.p s.iaee. IN hes
xay from Non York Ia N.sa cr.s. -
sS,ax to N.>i.an ~al-r. far general
us4 iuin.s,. ana not as the result 0i
an .b,s rs-a.s. ACCORDING to navy oi-
ii.isi.
ih- cruiser California. v.i.h has
Lai a iCnE tour of iuty Oft the t'.s-
siii. M-xissn .oasg. !. returning iFof.,
A.ssiiah to ssn bisxn. cs'.
\ s,rb.-d ar. t-ns- along ,n-
Ns<iran bcrd.r lS .L~-k istSUs iuss
into Aa,.si.an Territory ~ss rsopos-
r.! In a Iiii ,.aay by s-'as,or Nshurs'
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MolTuaW colo.
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Rock Island Argus., 1913-12-22
ORGANIZE AFTER
GARDEN CONTEST
Club Formed to Study Truck
Farming When DR.. Taylor
Award Prizes.

William McKenna, 223 Forty-sixth
street, won first prize in the garden
contest inaugurated last spring by
DR.. w. f. Taylor. Second honors
went to Floyd Brown, 1912 Nineteenth
street, and third to Harvey Schlueter
1928 Twenty-third avenue. Prizes
were So, So and 81, respectively, and
were presented by DR.. Taylor at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Saturday evening in the
presence of 80 contestants.
AS the outgrowth of the contest a
permanent organization was formed
for the purpose of studying gardening,
horticulture and Horticulture. Meet
ings will be held monthly, the first
taking place in January. Annual con-
tests are also Planned.
DIR. Taylor, at whose suggestion the
club was formed, believes that there
is a great field in this vicinity for the
development OF truck gardening and
it is his idea that the best way to
bring about betternents is through
the arousing of interest in the young
people. He will give the movement
his active cooperation.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-12-22
SWEDISH METH0DISTS
GET $1,000 DONATION

Before tomorrow's sun, the parish
toner's of the Swedish Methodist
church will have raised sufficient
money to entitIe them to $1,000 from
the Andrew Carnegie fund, which is
10 be paid on condition that the church
procure an equal amount. A deal
will be consummated this evening
whereby two lots on Twenty-third ave
nue. and Eighteenth street, donated
to the church by Aryid Dahlstrom, are
to be disposed OF for $500 apiece. The
money thus obtained, together with
the donation, viii be used 10 purchase
a pipe organ, which is 10 cost about
s., 400
Rock Island Argus., 1913-12-22
RESULTSIN
UNUSUAL INJURY

Carl Oberg, 552 Twentyfourth ave
nue., employed in the baggage room OF
the Rock Island lines in Rock Island
while lifting a heavy trunk Friday
strained himself and Immediately col
lapsed. He was taken home, but grew
rapidly worse and was removed to the
Moline City hospital. where he submit
ted to an operation. 1t was thought
he had suffered a rupture of the bow
els, but DR.. F. o. Ringnell found that
it was a rupture of the spleen, a most
unusual injury. About a half gallon
of blood had flooded the abdomen and
the operation was a very delicate one.
The spleen was finally sewed up, and
it is believed the young man will re-
cover. Oberg is 16 years old.