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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30
THE ROUNDUP.


Mrs. Margaret wagenblast, pion-
eer of 1852, died at the home of her
daughter, in Portland, Monday. She
was 81 years old.
The postoffice at Anlauf was robbed
Monday at noon,. the robbers securing
100 money orders, few stamps and a
small amount of money Southern Pa
eific Special Agent Burns secured an
auto and captured the two suspects at
Leona and took them to Drain. The
stolen plunder was found on them.
Charles e Jordan, mayor of East
Side, a suburb of Marshfield, commit
ted suicide Monday by drowning him.
self in the bay. He was greatly wor.
ried ever the disappearance of $4,000
Of the city's funds, which he consid.
cred blot on his administration. 1t
is thought he was temporarily insane
over the matter
Hood River News: Pruning is not
confined to the fruit district, Portland
having been busy on her tax budget
during the past week
#Hs
Two hundred and twenty-five library
books have been received by Superin.
tendent Sturgill at Condor to be dis.
tributed to school districts of Grant
county.
Colonel Wood, of the Weston Leader,
believes the problem of supplying good
books and plenty Of them for free pub
lie libraries in the smaller towns would
be economically solved by the county
library plan.
Hood River Glacier: DR.. P. L. Camp.
bell advises the people of Eugene to
beautify their city and surrounding
country and make it winter residence
for wealthy easterners. In other words,
DR.. Campbell urges the people Of the
hustling Willamette valley city to make
it cultural center like Hood River.
###
The Baker Democrat says of Judge D.,
D. Williams, of Boise idaho who died
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30
Won ESCHEN CONSENTS
TO RUN FOR COUNCIL

In response to the following petition
r. Won Eschen has consented to be
candidate for the city council from the
Second ward
Mr. 4, Won Eschen, l715 Court Street,
Salem, Oregon. 4
Dear Sir We, the undersigned legal
voters in Ward No, ., earnestly slicit
you TO allow your name to be written in
tho ballot at the primary election for
councilman in the Second ward to sue.
coed W, T. Rigdon, whose time expires
with the current year. Please signify
your consent at the earliest possible
date
W. 7, Rigdon, Eta Knccyes, Robt
A, Witzel, J. g. Smett, y. II. Anderson,
W. D, ellison, II, j. Workman, w. H.
Stalcy, h, L. Sleeves, 4. t, Barnes, p,
IS Knight, j. W. Hunt, c. q. Schramm,
J, l.. Stockton, A, N, Moores, j. z, Rob.
ertscn, Otto Meulhaupt, p. =. schrock,
~ G, Delong, J, W. neckley, Della A.
Bccklcy, Margaret Beers, Almcda s.
Cody Il. f. Ross, Mildred h. Brooks,
Edyth A, Ridcout, Maria Craig lao Gall,
M, Lillian Compton, Mrs. NJ. Il. Walton,
Mrs, Mary Young, Miss Mary Chad.
wick, Miss Ruby Patterson, Mrs, b. II.
White, Hattie G. Bcllinger, W, II. Beck.
lcy Imlda Bcckley h. n. white
Mr. Won Esehcn issued the following
statement;
"To tho Voters Of the Second Ward;
after having considered tho petit
tion filed with me by some Of the busi |
ness men Of this ward, ! shall consent to I
bo candidate at the primary election
November 3, for councilman in this
ward TO suceced W. T, Riglon, whose
time expires with tho current year
"l am in favor Of civic improvement,
strict enforcement Of laws as adopted
by the people, personally favoring
dry Salem, and lower taxation as far
as ls consistent with the above state.
mcnis stand for clean city gov.
crnment and value received for all
money expended.
"F. voN EscHEN."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

If there is any doubt as to the puri-
ty of drinking water, it should be
boiled ten minutes to kill all germs.
Water is also softened by boiling.
Keep tea and coffee in closely GOV.
cred jars. Buy coffee unground. Do
not use tin tea of coffee pot. scald tea
and coffee pots before using. Use
freshly boiled water in making tea or
coffee.
Potatoes contain too small quantity
of foodstuffs to be valuable if eaten
alone. If eaten with meats and richer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

agreed to this. The dentist baked when
the champion set them at 5000, and for
time yesterday it was believed the
match would be called off. Then Cross
agreed to pay the 5000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

Fresh eggs should have a thick,
rough shell and feel heavy. Hold an
egg between the eye and the light. If
clear, it is fresh. If an egg sinks when
put into cold water it is fresh. Eggs
should be kept in cool, dry place. The
shells should be washed before the egg
is used.
Anyway woman never believes all
her husband believes she believes.
An honest man doesn t strive for the
kind of success that needs an excuse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

The Grants Pass public market, it is
stated in the Courier, continues to be
patronized in an enthusiastic manner
by both the producer and buyer, and
each succeeding market day shows an
increased amount of business. "'The
only. drawback" " says the Courier, sis
the quarters, the stalls being crowded
to a double capacity each day."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

last week on the steamer Hamburg on
his return from tour Of Europe:
Judge Williams was for several years
associated with Judge William Smith,
his brother-in.law, in this city. He was
considered an able lawyer"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

Note i--Elght gone broke
Note O. Seven broke.
Note a--six starving 70 death,
Note Thcre were five boosters al
The last count some two years ago,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30
BROUGHT DOWN TO DATE

The last Monday the situation with
set Of jngles and adds very effective footnotes
Nine little restaurants, where the people ate,
Down swoop the dry-em-ups and there are eight
(See footnote.)
Eight real estate the road to heaven,
Long came the dry-em-ups and there are seven.
(See footnote.)
Seven happy carpenters saving up sticks
Only saw the dry-em-upS and there are six.
(See footnote.)
Six little boosters to keep the town alive,
Enter the dry-emups and now there are five.
(See fOotnote.)
Five dandy grocery atores with patronage galore,
The dry-em-ups got busy and there are four
Four modern drug stores busy could be-
The dry-em.ups got em and there are three
Three prosperous lumber yards with all they could do
Bingo The dry-emupsl And there are two
Two busy planning mills spending lots of "mon."
Dry-em-ups and fire. and there is one.
One important city with fame already wOn
The Finch-PurlG Journa bunch of
d-emups get busy and the the big blink and
the result is that therell be none
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30
The Wall Of Willows, Cal.
AFTER SIX MONTHS oF.DRYNEss
q MIiow kt California voted dry" about
" mat p" ON last Saturday published following which
business enterprise;

This putting the town dry deny thatts peach
claim for il in some but deny that apeach
eno when comes to closing consolidating business
There no sign of prosperity firm buying anoth-
err in the line of business any than there is in
firm going to the wall The history Of the dry of CAL
ornia and we speak of them from personal observation
failure consolidation of business loss of population and in
ternai disSensOns and there is possibility Of Will
lows escaping this fate than there of the rising
west Fortunately the Finch Wices- crowd
OF public purifiers have only hung il for months
and with the great natural advantages of this section Will
lows will pull through and its normal prosperity
eventually In the meantime, get ready for more consoda-
ton in business cutting down in clerks and laborers
hired, and more failures in business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

..EDUCATIO
The Only Solution ofthe Drink Problen--
nler Ant1-SaLoon Leader Candidly ReU
His Attitude--- Wiping Out Saloons Does
Remove the Demand, Says Rev. HeL.
The secret of the He superintendent
hCt of the Antsaoon League has explained
League indiana years. and
most of his counties "dy." In he
Evansville, Ind, March 2s,
81 am teetotaler, and Ihave been ardent
advocate of prohibition. have ched place,
however, where will not allow desires to bias my
judgment the best method of dealing with i'm
portant matter the drinking question. To attempt
force law of any character the people against
their protest. will fail in its Laws
cessfuly enforced without sustaining public sentiment.
CLOSING SALONS DOES NOT SOLVE
"The closing Of saloon will not solve the drink ques-
ton The saloon is a creature of crcumsances--a mere
incident by the The drink habit is responsible for
the existence of the saloon, and not the saloon for the
drink habit There demand and in keeping with
a wellknown law the supply forthcoming The
drink habit is larger than traffic. and
be affected marked degree by
of the saloon act simply change the chan
mel through which the liquor will flow The supply will
be furnished as long the demand continues The act
of abolshing saloons will make the millions Of
drinkers in this country teetotaers. The
not apply with equal country districts and
cities, and that does not take into
consideration will ultimately fail Any law that fails to
solve the saloon problem in cities will eventually
in rural sections.
ISA PRACTICAL MPoSsIBMITL
"An unbiased study of the problem has forced on me
the conclusion that unconditional prohibition of
quor traffic in the generation with complex
citizenship, il practical impobiIiy and the mon
expended and the efforts forth by Ant-Saoon
League and kindred organizations with prohibition
idea the ruling motive, have been unwsey directed
Since the formation Of the Anti-Saloon League per
capita consumption of distilled liquors has increased
from gallon to gallon and one-haf, and of fermened
liquors from fifteen gallons twenty-five gallons The
only practical and permanent solution of the LIQUOR
problem lies in education and the enactment of laws
which reasonable and which will make the
full control of the traffic possible.
i- EDUCATION FoR TEMPERANCE
Education the value Of total abstinence p,ust
become the chief work in reform After
generation or two Of such work for children and
grandchildren conditions be to make probi
bion possible that the drink question will no longer
be to society
I'm view of these briefly stated facts and ehanva -
my convictions how best to deal with great prob
len cannot do otherwise than resign a worker in
the AntiSaloon League. retire front the enyue w;,h
the kndest Of feeling for the engaged in promo,r
the movement" e
Published by the League
ist j. D TURNER Secretary. r.s A.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

Speaking of Medford, the Sun with
great and pardonable satisfaction re.
marks: "With an electric line nearing
completion, with 100000 to be spent
in good roads from bonds sold at rec.
ord premium, with the Panama exposi.
tion approaching, with million dollar
cement plant nearby soon to be com.
pleted, and above all, with $780,.
s53.39 cold cash in the bank, who could
resist that impulse to embrace the pop.
ular expression of the day and pro.
claim, 1--WE should worryl' +"
###
At Monmouth recently 2.months.old
calf was sold for $l6.5O A remarkable
feature of this is that the mother Of
the calf is only 90 months old.
II. G. Kentner, one Of the best known
business men in Southern Oregon, was
indicted at Medford Tuesday after.
noon, and is charged with embezzlement
of $4,000, although the amount short on
the books is said to be $4,000.
NR#
John Barrett denies the report that
he is to be married to Mrs, Thomas p.
Walsh, who possesses some millions Of
dollars, and says he is too busy to even
think Of matrimony That is all right,
but it is a safe bet that, If there was
any chance to win a widow and some
millions along with her that Our Jawn
would take enough time off to 60 to
Vancouver, anyway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30
EDUCATION FoR TEMPERANCE.

Published by the salem Welfare League
). D TURNER, Secretary.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-10-03

a9.-< <l.e Tsd.5r - gs
On admet g6n6ralement aujour-
td'hui au Canada quill auIa une1
revision du tariften 1914. G'e se1ai
la premiere revision g6nArale 7du
tariff fate par les conservateurs-
depuis 1894; cens6quemment, la;
question du tariif est aussi impor-.
tante qu'elle r6tait en- 1902. Au-
jourd hui l'industrie du fer ct de
l'acier ct l'industrie textile deman-
dent plus de protection, mais les
manufacturers canadiens sont ge-
n6ralement sur Ia defensive. La
situation aajourd'hui nest pas
aussi favorable qu'en 1902, atten-
du q,1e le codt de Ia vie 6tait alors
beaucoup plus bas ct que le pays
situ& au-dela des lacs n'ayait rien
4 dire sur Ia question du tarif. Au-
iourd hui, il Sc fait un movement
tres fort dams les provinces des
Prairias contre le tarif Fielding,
relativement 6lev6, ct en- faveur de
rabaissement des droits sur les
marchandises anglaises. Les ma
nufacturiers manifestent de Ia ner-
vosit6, ct craignent que lessdeman-
des des ssGrain Growers mob
tiennent satisfaction sous forme
dun abaissement du tarif.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-10-03
Nous enver1ons un numero speclmeA
du journal toute personne qui en- fera
81 a demande
Bureaux: 3O5 Avenue centrale
paix parfaite.

Clement x .Ecce Flos Flo.
rum ecce lillium patria virtues CO.
romans senctissimaque in Domino
praedicta Santissimo Padre nostro
Clement decimo quinto. Tu, Ro-
ma fila sua, venera il Repaci6co." )"
Voici la feur des feurs, voici le lis
.couronnant les vertus de sa patrie
et les actes tres saints pr6dits dams
le Seigneur. Notre Saint -P6re
Clement XIV. Toi, Rome, sa file,
v6n6re le roi de paix.
Pie XII.-"De medietote lunae
Papa procedit Doctore divino
missus Romae. Salve, amore Pa
DIRE nostro Pic dodecimo, mediato-
re santissimo, presunta vitimap'
De la moiti6 de la lune (des pays
du Croissant?) procede ce pape en-
voy6 d Rome par lie Docteur divin.
Salut a notre bien-aim6 pere, Pie
XII, tres saint mediateur, future
victime.
Gr6goire XVIII ''De Lahore
Soils optima terra devotam pasto-
ris Sanctissimi Gregem enutrit
.Santissimo Padre Gregorio decimo
ottawa; Prete tutto ammirabile.
Grace un excellent labeur du So
lell, la terre nourrit le troupeau
Id6vou6 dun pasteur tres saint.
Notre Tres .Sdint-Pere Gr6goire
XVIII, pretre admirable.
Leon XIV-.De Gloria Olivae
Domini Q Qualis pacifer, 8 Guam
omnibonus pastor! Papa Leone
quattordicesimo monarca virile,
gloriosa dominic. Oquel messa-
ger de paix de la Gloire de lolivier
du Seigneur, quel protecteur tout
rempli de bont6! Le Pape Leon
XIV, monarque 6nergique, glo-
rieux regne.
Pierre, dernier pape. sln hac
desolatione mundi Suprema sede-.
Ibit Petrus ultimus Del yer1 Ponti-:
tex. Roma nefans diruetur, ct ju-
dex tremendous judicablt trium-
1phas omnes populos { Point de
phrase itaIienne.) Dams cette de-
ISOLATION supreme du monde, siege
| ra Pierre de Rome, dernier pontife
| din vrai Dieu. Rome crimine)le se-
ra d6truite, ct le juge retoutable
(jugera triumphant toutes les ma
tions.
Voila done Ia curieuse pr6dic-
,'tion. Sc r6alisera-t-elle pour Paul
VI, Pie XI, CONNIE ellie s'est r6ali-
see pour Pie x. Qui yiyra.
saura.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-10-03

=2,3O0 p6leriins nIandais de Belfast,
q 65t6 gu6ri de Ia tubercu culose de Ia
hanche, laissants sses b6quilles dams
.p6glise de Lourdes.
Berlin Des d6peches de Gratz
annoncent que les habitants de.
IStyria, en- Autriche, sont terrori-
3ses. Des loups, une ionne ct ses.
lionceaux ct des hyenes, r6cem-
ment 6chapp6s d lne m6nagerie,#
d6Yastent la region.
Les animaux carnassiers Sc sont
fretir6s dams une region monta-
gneuse cessible, represent ntant
plus de 600 kilometres cares;
Deux cents betessa 8 cornes ct qua
tire cents moutons ont d6ja etc de-
vor9s.
Les habitants ne laissent pas
leurs enfants aller .. 4 '6cole. Dams
I'M village un agent de police q
disparu;; on craint gull n ait etc.
tue.
On craint que, des que les ami
maux seront rentr6s des patura-
ges, en- automne, ils ne s'aventu-
rent dams les villages pour y cher
cher Ieur nourriture
Trewartheppic, Cornwall, Angle
terre. Lady MolesWorth, nee Nile
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Respectons lie Pretre

Cousin voyant uE jour I'm. jeune
pretre franchir la porte dun mai
son detpauvre apparence en- portant
au bras un surplis ct une1etole dit
d I'm ami:
Voyez-vous ce jeune vicaire?
Il va faire une grande chose: Ii
va alder i'm homme a bien mourlr.
Oui, ces hommes sont n6ces-
saires; ct nous avec toute notre
science q quoi sommes nous bons?
Bismarck apres Ia guerre de 1870
pendant 1aquelle le clerg6 de Fran
ce s'4tait montr6 partout, disait:
Nous n 'ayons trouv6 debout que
lies pretres' $
M. de Bonald await coutume de
K d6couvrI devant son fills, parce
que ce fls 6tait pretre, ct d quel-
Equ'un qui= n y nprenait rien, il
Fdit. Depuis que mon fills recn
EIonction sainte, il est plus grand
que moi. =
f. A ceux qui S '6tonnaient de son.
Eassiduit6 au prone du cure de sa
paroisse Denoso Cortez disait:
Quand sle pretre parle, je vols
lDieu derri4re lui. !"
e. est Saint Louis, roii de France
lqui disait:: .Si par malheur je
'voyais un pretre s'oublier ct COM
t METRE une action conda damnable, Je
He couyrirais de mon manteau. s
Le saint cure d 'Ars r6p6tait SOU
vent;
Laissez une paroisse Vingt ans
sans pretre, ct on y adorera les be-
ltes''
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-10-03

Berlin II est presque impossi.
siblesde dire quelle mauvaise I'M
preston ont fait, en- Allemagne,
les bouffonneries de cirque ex6cu-
tees par M Bryan, le secr6taire
d Etat, . Washingt on.
Les journaux les plus s6rieux le
traitent d'etoile de cirque ct de
clown ct chacun le ridiculse de
son mieux.
La diplomatic am6rica caine ne
jouit pas dun haut renom en- Ale
magne ct son prestige ne gagnera
rien lei, grace au spect ctacle donn6
par un sscretaire d Etat qui monte
sur les tr6teaux, en- compagnie de
jongleurs ct d'acrobat Toutes
ssortes d'histoires circulent en- AL
lemagne au sujet de Get homme
reconnu incapable d'occuper une
position, CONNIE au dire des hom-
mes d, ,Etat europe Gems. en- ont oc-
cup6 les Grey, les Delcass6, les
Lansdowne, les Cambo ct les
John Hay ss
Un journal afirme meme avec
autorit6 que NJ Bryan ignorait=en--
core, lily a quelqaes ann6es. tout
.ce qui await trait . la politiq queades
afaires 6trdngAres ct n'ayait pas
les moindres naissances en- &c
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-10-03


Bost Dams Ia oath 6drale Ste
Groix. le cardinal OK Connell, re-.
comment arrive de Rome, a parl6.
.du St-PAre. Son Eminence a de-
clare que le Sauverain Pontife pos
.sAdeS une vigueur rarement consta-s
tee chez les Wei lizards de. son age.:
sCette xignenr.est d,autant plus re-
marc qnable 81 lon considere le far
dean qni5 5p4se sur les 6paules dus
chef de Ia cath hoicit6 ct les diff
cutie qui aSchaque jour snr.
Emonter
Pendant son a6Ajjour . Rome q
dit az card ina, jj;sai ii obtenude de nom
|breuses fences De II Piie Sc
Saint IL est y apparue comp
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-lJrliis

New = York IN q d6couvert 36
nouveanxs casde faVrss typhoide7
du % au % septembre dernier. te-
la fait s27l cas- comm Us sdu Board Of
sHealth depuie le 11er septembTe.
IS. an.
Y asnlaIs lse..ssaI 'g,s,
he!usnt 'llssl TX " -. a.
:, oAaeael oe = PVT ue 8: a,.1..:.ss
s. :. s,'1alles Il .s'eaI.ss - .e -
slans s YlIlase.us loi.s1s,, - 1A'
sae 81 ue, p'al Wy A1Sa-f'5 w. s1'sst1ss'
Washington Harold Kruck-
man. Hayiateur auii dloit aocomplir
.la raiitff Washington ontrrAal, en-
aeroplane, porrteur dun message
dt "a PRESIDENT Wilson al 3 gouyer-
Is, e,n,urr.p6n4ral + du Canada. partiira
:vers Is 1O5courant. pour accomphr
Esa mission.
ALBANY N lie controleurt
q, Etat. 4 recu IN ch4que de zdeux
millions ciinu q !, cent mile dollars,
m11ontants 11 DIES lroits q payer pour Ia
snccessiionsde MI. Pierpont Nor
. pan
n'a mas encore 6t6 4tabli din
ventaire d6fnitif des biehs. mais
lies droits de succession ,iindiuuent
Que M Pierpont Morgan auraiit
llaiss6 m i Arita,g,,e q environ "a, soixan-
Ete.deux millions de dollars.
81 ,Jussau'a present. les bruits les
Fnlns fantaiisistes ayaient ceuru ii au
s,,iiet s a. IA fortune de sM. Bierpont
MORGAN Les differences d'4valua-
tion 6taientS 6normes,
Le montant connu aulourd hui
ides taxes ) payer permet ~ de calcu-
lsler roxximatiiyement 8 Il i la yaleur
sfotalel : des d Ebiens. car on salt que
Eces , taxes, sont. 4 3, ,c,;alcul6es i; au taux de
81 s IL ~ arloa L..,
r,astnr a.''I.lg Ileapard axnart danaIes
tt.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-10-03
PREDICTION SURLES DIX
DERNIERS PAPES

La aSemaine Religieuse' de
Verdu IA jjuin 1918 a public une
prophetic sur les derniers dix Pa
pes, qui vaut la peine d'etre repro
duite.
Voici Get article, il est intitu,6
8 sPrsdiction d 'un moine de Padoue
sur les dix derniers Papes, de Pie
* a Pierre II''::
La mode etant aux predictions
de tout style ct de toute inspira-
tion, nous allons reproduire q la
suite du Bulletin du Rosaire''
auquel nous l'empruntons, la pro-
5ph6tie attribuee q I'm moine de Pa
.doue ].
II va sans dire que nous la don
mons lei q titrs de pure curlosit6.
Nous ne nous reconnaissons nj ap-
.titude q vatieiner, nj qualit6 pour
6mettre une opinion en- pareille
amati4re.
Cette curiellse prophetic est ba-
see assez fd4lement sur les devises
papales du nome Malachie. Ellie
a 6t6 imprim6e pour la premiere
fois q Vannes, en- 1899, dams le No.
8 de la Revue des Questions he
raldiques, 6ologiques, histori-
|ques," mais ellie existait manuscri-
te depuis la moiti6 du XVIIIe sic
Gle avant l74O. On y volt Ia suite
des papes, depuis sBenoit XIV
,.l74O-l 1857 jusqu'au vingti6me ct
dernier Pape, Pierre II, Or, ce
qu'elle otfre de li6rement re-
marquable c'est qu'elle d6signe,
par leur propre nom, tous les pa
pes post6rieurs q 1899 ainsi Pie *
Paul vi. etc. Cette proph6 Cite con.
nue. depuis une vingtaine d 'ann6es
|aurait etc COMMUNICATES par un
saint sreligieux de Ia Congregation
de Ste-J ustine de Pad Que, vivant
dams la premiere moiti6 du XVIIIe
steele et. decide nonag6naire pen
apres Iexaltation de. Leon XII.aLs
fprseiction don't Il s'agft s'est r6ali,
ls6e pour deux papes, nominative.
Iment sett
L,auteurs de larticle paru dans
la Revue des Questions h6raldi
Iques, arch 6ologiques ct histori'
ques est Roger Listet, pseudony.
me de NJ. Poll, ppbliciste, zouavt
pontifcale sous Pie *. Ge gu
laloute ) l'int6ret ct au piquant d.
Get publ cation r6cente, c'est que
|Y6diteur qui Ia signee, Roger Lis
Itet, la pr4sentait q ses lecteurs e1
aMchant plutot le scepticisme !
son endroit. Terrninant son arti
Ecle du % mars 1899, il conclut e1
septique toujours: Tout r6cem
ment, la grande famille catholique
a 6t6 fialement angoiss6e pa
nouvelles venues dr
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