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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03

en OmOeuoelie. Wfr. Patterion,
Der 70 @onge bar pgret balgt al De
.poaoe" til @uoernsr / Sennesiee,
iagoe oeo 9nti- Balloon gigaeens no.
tionole a%onoention / Columbus, g.,
forleoen bl. a.: Seq bar iet 9ifs.
rens Spor / arimmalretten, buor
ieg bar forfulgt Sor6rpoelie. Sect
ieg bar gaaet i9ennem 2itet, bar ieg
fet 9ifgrtrofiffen bragg mango al
mine aammerater ira 8rengeaarene,
fnuie here's Saob og l9gge Dem /
en- for tiolig @ran. Sea bar Jet
oens tumgeoe 2pn ramme min fsr-
ftefgote min unge Wdn0oms
Barn. og ieg bar baoret 2ioelien
meo BAN og prsnet at bj9lpe BAN
/ hans brane, men Iommetioer me
lanfoIffe aan1p for 9efrielie. I'll
iioit bar ieg felt oens fule oo Iiitige
angreb, / bet ben oenote fin fnu.
fenoe @reoe imoo mig = imoo mig,
fom boboe oppelIeret til Solicit ior
ielp oens gfsiitens. Wnn bar falot
mig itprf, os ieg mente, ieg bar
~uongribelig. = "a 2ooiffen fog
fell, og 5ornuften intet Snor gap,
faiteoe ieg StoItbeoen til SIDE, al
5onfe ON, bboo 8eroen niloe tRnfe
og fige ON mig. oe gift til ben al.
mpgtiae CUBS Trone. Der, paa
bsie6e anp, boo iee ON 2ps og
Stnrfe. oa be fom. Seq reifte mig
iom ct form6ret Wenneffe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03

imoo al uobreoe mig ON pore bienl-
lise 5orboIo. men iee innes, at oei
/ bette SiIi9Ioe Dor min Sfploiabeo
at fremfomme meo nogle OpInsnin-
ger. On nogen snifer Here. fanr
han ifribe pripat.
Sna enonn en- Gang: Sof for ali
gootl
Stanonro, aIto., Canada. ben
%. 9ob., 1918.
8. q. Semen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03
z. s. N%ieliens Eoreeraasreiie.


Oppe / aronprmiesiegooe, meo
uoiigt ooer aongenS Sones prp9r.
oiee 9raer, Dor Digteren 6. 6.
Rielien. Og Der, | bans arbeios.
nprelie, iiooer ni og taller ON ben
foreitanenoe 9ourne mellem ameri-
fns Oanife. Og 6. 6. Rielien for.
ioder islgenbe:
Oct er mine gooe genner,
6cfnrot Gifeien oe Spar aierfe.
gaoro, Der orranaerer 8eiien for
mig; iee soor meb banif Glib Der.
fra ben s. Sanilnr og ifal ina tale
/ Refp Dorf, groofIpn, Berth am.
bon, Rem Soben, Sartforoe Bort.
LAMB, Bolton; 6erfra sanr 9uren
ooer Si. 9aiil oe Chicago, Denoer,
lltob, Ogden og til Californian,
bpor iee ifnI tale / 6 gper; | Die.
bliffet bar | aft Is 5orenineer melot
fis, men forboabentlie mar ies OBJ
til bet oobbeIte antaI. Deb Chen
Of at boloe 5oreoroa er bet min
Tanfe of ie mig ristis ON. lGre
uogei, ftiftr 9efenotifab meb omeii.
fanif annoSIiu. 5nbuitri, &anoel
o Iign., os ics ffar ifribe 9siiebrspe
til ePoIitifer". 3 Sum- Wnancc cr
ieg otter bjemmc. -
90 3oreoraaet?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03

Sfriften taller ON 5rpr, bnis
9Iooe fife offaIoer. @eo OH. SGier,
at iaaoonne Srper iom appeIiin,
Gitron. 9omeIo, % oeres arter, al.
orig foiter oeres 9looe2 Snaleoes
er oct imiolerti0.
Somen booO bIioer Der ou iaa
af oe gamle 9la0e? 6or 5rGerne
ifnber 10 boa beitonoig me Stlo,
boaoe CONNER og @inter. So,
De aomle Blade bliner minore %
minore, oerpnn itaoig minore, inb.
til De ipen foripinoer / SrGet, aoar
mo / oeres 0pbon. laoer 0eres
Snbitans brnoe rem / fornpctarait
andre Steoer.
Ser lager noaet tort i Den Inn.
fe. Der err aninIe 9Iaoe. gomIe
Sfro hos hber en- ariiten. Der. ioo
Ionot Ntonoens me 9Ia6e er / @Gfit.
moo bIioe itnoio minore. Srdee be.
Itnn6i1 minore araft al ems ganos-
lin. inotiI 6e eanife er f%oriounone
o. Sen gnerqi. De forIangte. omiot
oct me. friife, pbIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03

oct, b.Ioe 1roen paa. at bet nnr
muligt ior 9fenigbeoen inoenfor
Solfefirfen at pinoe oen 5ribeo,
iom Den netop iremfor andre trPn
ger til. % / mia. Sea bar M op-
lenet. at oen er 300 ioriuoen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03
Nnrineforeningcn,

bpis Sormnnr er: at iamIe eamIe
WarineioIooter ON frIes Winoer.
at ppffe Snteresfe | ale arebIe for
Orlags. os Sanoelsmnrinen os en-.
oeTig at ftstte sapiIe trrneenoe Or.
.Iogsgoiter, nfboI6t forIeben fin for.
ite .2m6sfeft" unber be met fue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03
isra Norib 5atota arcos.

Qortb Gafotn areos oiboIot fit
oeIcgereoe areo5meoe / 9initatis
Meuiobeo / 0aaene ira 10. til Is.
Ropember.
5sIgenoe 4rgiter q til Steoe:
u. 3amifoo, Sir. Nengers. 6. e.
Rielien % 6. u. anoerieu ioruoen
Steoets 9rqit. 4nit. ;. = 0ilO.
zig. 9eaae uore areosmisiionerer,
Sens 7iron og ears 8eterien, bar
meo. Ter bar i~iorten 9ele8ater ira
Weniabeber.
REQ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tors.
bag 5%ormioooa prGoiteoe Roitor
y. 9amifou. Sans 9efit bar Sal.
6, Z: aSoao ct Renneite ianr, oct
ifaI ban oeino beiie". areosiorman.
Den 9aitor aiI0iia tiente oeO aItc.
ret, % efter @llosticueiten taIte ban
nogIe ioo Orb / IiIfuptning til oen
l33te Saline. beo be iremmeoe BEL.
fommen % erflpreoe areosmsoet
cabinet / Sooeren os Sennens %
ben Selliaann6s Roon.
9orsong GiiermiOooe bleb De for.
ifeIIigc Snoberetninger oplGlte og
en- aomite bIeD oaIgt til at eennem.
gaa elsie % im0bringe SoriIag.
Re~gnifoberne, Tom bleo ooereiuet
til ell aepiiionsfomite, bite, at Der
oor tcmncIig tort Sperifub boobe
/ areoiens aosie og / Sfolefnsien.
3et bIcp beiflttet at iortirtte
meo 6orretninaerne 3reone Dor.
mi6Oag.
Otter Aiipnaelicn al en- Salme
moIeoeoc Haitor e. e. Wengers
W~cnigbeoeus Gmne. iom Iso iaa.
Dan: odrninIoet % @uos 8iges
gofit / bette SlpatIeo.@ Snoleonin.
gen par temmelig ominttenoe. ionr
SnoIeoninaerne niit / alminoeIigbeo
er, men SSnoboloet bar goot, ellers
baboe oen itore Sorinmling nGppe
nGret ian title 90 opmGrfiom en-
bel Time. iom 5iIfpIoet bar. Ger
bleo iaat mango aIborlige Snno.
be6er ON S~rnioIoet, antifriit. Sri.
iii @enfomit og Subs RIGGS 9pfit
| bore 9nge.
Ser blep life 9io til pioere 5or-
Gambling al emnet, oct blep beoin.
act at iamtoIe | 5orboIo iii bet
8reoo1 ON efiermiooogen.
Sorsoag aiten Sor Der Neoe.
bpor Wisiionpr ears geterien og
unoertegneoe prpoifcbe.
3reoae 5ormiooas bIep Der. iom
oe6 ale observation-disclosures be.
gDn0t meo en- fort anoagt. 2eref.
ter inoberetteoe aomiteen, iom bar
bIeoen neoiat til at eennemeoa Sno.
beretningerne, og fremfomme me6
3orilag. Genne aomite beitoo al
fsIsenoe Weolemmer: 6. 6. Wen.
ger, u. Damifoo og 5reorif Sanien.
8slgenoe Yunfter Of aomiteens
@apport bleb beotogne:
I. areosmeoet mootoger 5orm9n.
oenes Snoberetnine me6 Saf til
Sub for oct arbeioe, ni | aorets
2sb bar fact COB at uofsre.
2. Otter 0pfororing ira Zane
8aIlep Weniabeb beilutteoes. at
nGonie Weniebeo unber 8afonicn
betienes al bore gr9iter i Montano,
paitor Q. Sobonfen, 6. 6. Wen.
ger os q. Damifop eiter areositp-
reliens nprmere geftemmeIie.
Mrebfens andre pr9fter Dor tenn.
meIie fnngt fra benne Meniabeo.
6erfor blep bet oberIaot til Dem,
Tom er nGrmeit peb at betiene ben
nn6cr @afanfen).
3. ar~eosftpreIfen opfororer pa.
flor Dreoe Sobonien til unoer 90.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03
uofaf af 9iuets 5egnebog.
(Nf *

Gar oct DIN glening, Serre.
at Jeg ifuloe Ell pare.
Saa 2Gngiel fun0e DGffes
MoS g~biabeoens 9onOe,
Mo0 8araoiiets Stranoe,
Do SoroIiosoriiten itPffes2
Bar oct Din @ening, Serre,
ut iee iful0e + un8rig bore,
5or Sinoet at berige
Neo boao Der ian0t os tent er,
9ien bbno Der niiit os goot er,
Oe oonnes for DIT Hiee2
Bar oct Din Menine, Serre,
ut ieg ifnloe m6oig DRre,
Scr faitere at ifri0e
@o6 @ngles Borg og golig
Me0 2ib og 9eo fortroIie.
90 Spoet peo Din Si6e2
90 itaI DIT 9laOn, o. 9erre,
Ssilooet epigt o9re!
SITE iioen Den itore Neiter op9.
leoe Iom Menneite blanot Wenne,
ter, bar Der nRret nOaen fen0t
fllr for SpeOalifbeo.
Men ban, Der gap Menneifet /
OpgaOe at gore Jig 5oroen UNDER.
bar Ogiaa giDet oct 5orif.
aano til at gore fig man.
Je SDgoomme og Slayer unoeroa.
zig.
gu mener man at BABE funoet en-
aur moo ben frpete0e og frpgteIiee
Speonlifbeo, ioet 9qserue / Gan
ea3aroboipitaIet for ipeoaIife | Sra.
tia poa 5ilippinerne bar funnel
TO Bntienter iom eieniDn.
igt beIbreoeoe, ibet oisie efter
Jrunoig 8ebonoling meo ben npe
a1ir fuIoit9noig er befriet for rba.
.ilIi lepra".
auren itraffer fig ODER ct Sios-
af noeIe foa Roaneoer. Der
Iipes isrit uraffineret gbouImuero.
lie | ita6ig itigenoe apontum.
enor oa Botienten life mere er |
5tono til at tage oenne paa @runo
# Optaiming, inoiprsites ben I'M.
yer Sfinoet tiIligemeo aamferolie
% @eforcin. ltoflooet fOrfUinber
Jroopis, og Su6en ontager fin To-
tie, iun6e 5orm oe auIsr.
Sioen De TO n9pnte gatienter,
yer sentagne @ange ~unoerisgtes
nifroifoptff, ~uoifrebes iom beIbre.
)eoe, bar DER leiofel9eitg pRreI
Jiort pibere 5orfss meo ct ftsrre
Initial andre fpeoaIffe, oa meo Jam.
ne eunitiee 1lbfaI6. alren ipmes
IT bore fiiIoitRnoig.
Gnboer, Der I inobiIoif aonoelig.
1eo taller baonen6e ON al pioenffa.
1elig 6orifnine, buroe (. Cts. Iaas
ne6 SpeooIffbe6ens @ru - og iao
abgone til ben tlpe atr.
Oct ifuIoe NOT bi9lpe.
ga, neetes ifaI M lite, at felipe
be ~forffenbe, unoerfssenoe 8i6en.
be iom MegeI f~orfaiter al FRO pan
m Cub, faa at, fom fi6lieere nabmt
oisie SpoIter, en- friftentroenoe
2nge er o~beroroentlig iiploen at
iinoe. Men ben fore, oImRgtige
Sue tan ogiao BRUCE iIise p%ontroen-
be iom fine @eoifaber, Tom ban
ti6Iiaere brugte beoenife GoIfeftam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03

mer iom his / lin 0oono til at tug
te. optilate oct 5olf. ban elifeoe -
for ino iioen at bortfoite ri.
let.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03

Zen tungeite @erning, noaen SiGI
fan bone, er at preue at oonne fig en-
2ansnnifuelie uoen 1ro pan en- al.
m9gtig SUB. 9aa ben Opeaoe bar
mango og monseu cen iorIeftei
fin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03

pNul oSH luiiiS0 Il SioiS ~ oNi
RIGGS Sberiloo, 0oerooao / aIp0er.
i Wfoo % Griffe. ga t9nfer ban.
ION menneifeIigt er, bpem Der blot
par / Den RIGGS Ste0l
% bois ban MI pirfelig funOe
ipttes I Den RIGGS Steo, bnao iao9
2pffeIig? Rel paa ineen geroens
muIie @anoe. Do oct Of oeuGruno.
NJ 8eIIeouet lite er eet
III c at leDebeL Shis on fen.
DER @oaen ,9ittIe Gorrit@ oil on
10 minoes en- Wano, Der ira Den
opbeite 6attig0om / oct eIenoiae
89lOsfangieI. pluOieIis ianot iia
i @eiiooelie al Higoom. Get or
rentit0 rsrenoe at fslge ham og ie,
hDorIe6es Rigoommen. ioa Inngt
ira at qioe barn 9ipslnffe. tpprti.
MOI Idgaer ham gnroer pda. iom
ban Tor bar ganife iritagen for. On
0a ban iaa oerneoe / StaIien unoer
aeiien gaar | @nrnoom igen og be-
annoer at fortPne fine 8Piter, at
ban bprer Roon Of @PlosfGnailets
Saoer (tbi M er ban after | Son.
fen tilbaae oer), at hans pngite 8at.
ter er fs0t Der, oq at ban gerne moo.
tager iuloa g@ionesbnro~ af DC be.
feaen6e, / Sorm al Genae9aoer. On
iiaer man fig ieIo me0 lettet Sino.
at MI er ban. hnor han egentlia
hsrer til. MI er ban otter poo ret.
te Steo.
SeIo BET Wenneife. Der al inoerite
Siertens Opriqti9heo fan Iiae: @ib
mig life arnoo og life Rigoom.
men tiIoel mig nit beififfeoe grsol
Oct or nof. Z oenne Sinoets iii.
Itono lager cen Of @ornntierne Tor
ct lnffelnt Stn.
g9ei, Der intet fan Iere al Dc
unge, ie, ban fan ei heller lore oe
unge. ut be unae glemmer, at De
eneong nil blioe gamle, er mere
unoffpIoeIigt, emo at De aamIe life
mere oil bloc at, at be engang par
unae."
Born esr os gomle, gernebern
oerimo6 after nnge.~
Zen tungeite @erning, noaen SiGl
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en- Wenigbeo eler bog en- uoiigt til
at foo en-. Oct er life en- 2onoagent
eaer oennes SoonoInnger, men en-
Brett, Der bar brugt fine Zine og
Eren, Der giber bette Haao. 6olf
itremmer til Canada / bore 9age,
og bet maa bel bore | Sperenitem.
meIfe meo Cubs ploner, at 6enne
Del Of 8eroen MI ifaI bebpgges.
Wen bet er life bans Senfigt, at
bet ffal gsres peo meo timeIis .Gor.
Del for gie at benoe BAN os bans
airfe 8pggen, bet fan Ri ppre gan
ffe bis poa. Den, iom gsr BET, pil
poa en- eaer onoen Waa6e fno bet
at fele.
3or ca. ct aar fiDen bar priien
poa ann6 Der (npt Brairielanb) 500
pr. acre meo afbetoIing | 2sbet of
ii aor. 0u er 2onoet bebre flash
fieeret, og Briien er fra $12 op
moo $50 pr. aere meo 20 aars III.
Detailing. Wonge er fommen BERTH
1 bette efteroor, men fifn faa Dan.
re, os fao al oisfe isger bore Cubs.
tieneitcr. Dog fines Beibget at pot.
ie meb en- ipbn g9f1t babe peb DO.
re @uostienefter oe peo bore Ting.
oomsmsoer
Oct er mig frerrme6 oe esentIig
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= 90, Saeen er, at Der 10 til nr.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-07-19
Of Spanish Teachers.

Organization of Spanish Teachers
The Association of Catholic Masters in
Spain, originated with episcopal sane
ton at Siguenza. It's object is to OPP
pose the anti-Catholic and de-Chris-
tianizing policy of the Government and
it is rapidly growing in numbers and
influence.
The Church in Roumania.-As a
whole the Catholics receive favorable
consideration, but the Government
hinders the action and the progress OF
the Church. In Roumania there is one
Bishop and one Archbishop. The
Bishop is an Italian Capuchin, Mon
signor Camelli, Bishop of Jassy. His
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, italian Capuchins.
labor in Moldavia Mgr. Wetzhammer
German Benedictine, is the Arch.
bishop, and resides at Bucharest. The
province of Valachi falls especially un-
der his care. Every effort is being
made to encourage the Greek Church ;
the Catholics in the country, it is no
ticed, are in the vast majority
foreigners.
Property of Galley Abbey.-The
former Abbot of the Anglican Bene.
dictine Community af Galley Island
explains in "Pax," the quarterly paper
issued by the community, what is to
be done in reference to the disposal
of the community's property. He
states that the total donations from
members Of the Church of England
amount to G13,000, and that an offeI
made by him to return all such dona
lions has resulted in claims to the
amount of $4,000. Lord Halifax has
written to him suggesting that the
question of the disposal should be
left to a committee of Sir Walter
Phillimore, representing the Church OF
England: the Duke of Norfolk, repre-
senting the Catholics; and Lord Bal
four of Burleigh, as an Independent
chairman. He accepts this offer, with
the addition of another member Of
the Church of England and another
Catholic. He leaves the whole ques
ton of the disposal of the donations
to the Community prior to the change
lin the hands of this committee.
Barking Abbey.-The ancient Bene
dictine Abbey at Barking. which was
oficialIy opened to the public few
weeks ago, was built in the year 500
and destroyed by the Danes IN $40
lit was rebuilt in $40, and finally
restored in the year HOO.
/ Reuuest to Archbishop OF Dublin
Mr.. Robert Joseph McDermott, OF Dial
key, Dublin, left personal estate In th'
United Kingdom valued at aDou
I$125,OOO. OF this amount more thai
/ 100000 was left to the Archbishop
LOT Dublin for distribution between st
IMichaeps Hospital, Kingstown, tn
ISociety of st. vincent de Paul, Dublin
and the Mater Misericordiae Hospital
Dublin.
Glasgow S. v. r. port.-The an
Inual report Of the Glasgow Branch
lof the st. Vincent de Paul Society
was issued Ia june. One department
i ~ ffn work deals with boys discharged
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from the Glasgow reformatory. Dur
ing the past five years some 548 dis
charged boys have been dealt with.
Sixty of these have been sent to Ire
land, where they are, generally speak
ing, doing remarkably well. Fifty-six
boys joined the army, and the balance
were helped into other positions. The
effectiveness of the measures taken
by the society of dealing with these
lads may be judged from the fact that
only three boys, out of the number
mentioned, were sent back to the
Reformatory. The Glasgow Branch
has taken an active interest in the
Frederic Ozanam Paris memorial.
Irish Pilgrimage Changed.-In con-
sequence of an alteration in the ar
rangement for the transport of
troops in connection with the French
Grand Military Manoeuvres, the Exc
cutive Committee of the Irish Nation
al Pilgrimage to Lourdes has found
it necessary to change the time for
the pilgrimage The date Of departure
from Ireland will be Monday, Sep
TENDER s, one day earlier than
planned. On the return journey the
pilgrims will arrive in Ireland on the
morning of Friday, September 18th
Pro-Prefect Of Congregation.-The
Holy Father has nominated his Emf
hence Cardinal Ottavio Cagiano De
Azevedo Pro-Prefect of the Sacred
Congregation of Religious. This step
has been rendered necessary by the
i'll health of his Eminence Cardinal
Wives Y Tuto, who has been Project
of this important Congregation since
the reorganization of the Roman Curia
a few years ago.
The Circle of st. Peter-The Holy
Father has appointed one of the
Camerieri Participant, Mgr. Caccia
Dominioni, to be ecclesiastical assist
ant of the Circolo Of San Pietro. This
Circle has long been the strongest
binding force amongst the better class
of Romans devoted to the interests Of
the Holy See, and its members are
prominent in every good movement.
It is not associated with the Confer
ences of st. Vincent de Paul, though
some of its objects are similar.
English Book on Index.-Six books
have been recently placed upon the
Index, including the life of the ex-
Jesuit, Rev. George Tyrrell, of Eng
land, written by Miss Petre Of London.
Franciscans in Chinese Hospital
In Shanghai, China, the Sisters Of
Charity will cede the conduct Of the
General Hospital there to the Francis
can Missionaries of Mary.
Pope and Musician Rome, just
now, is wondering over the marvellous
talent Of a young musician mere
lad-Willy Ferrero. He IL the leader
/ OF an orchestra. The Holy Father
said to him: Remember my young
friend, that the divine art 80 loved
by you has come directly from God.
Cultivate 1t lovingly to praise His
Infinite Majesty ?
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ing, September 1. The second retreat
will open September 5 and close Sep
TENDER s.
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Pictures Sold for Mission.-The
recent sale of the collection of pictures
of the Reverend ]. O'Connor, of
Heckmondwike, Diocese of Leeds, Eng
land, with the object of raising funds
on behalf of the proposed new church,
realized nearly 100000. There were
LOG pictures offered, and the highest
price was $3.50, which was paid for a
painting by J. w. Buxton Knight,
Rain Passing Over"
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Requests to Priests.-Two Catholic
priests of the Archdiocese of West
minister, England, benefit under the
recent will of DIR. O'Meara, who left
$500 to Father O'Connor of North
Hyde, and $1,000 to the rector of the
Jesuit Church at Stamford Hill.
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Ancient Relic at HoIyWeII.-The
Bishop of Manevia, DR.. Mostyn, has
presented st. Winefride's Church, at
Holywell, Ireland, reliquary, set in
rubies, containing bone of st. Wine
fride. The relic belonged to the Powys
family on the dissolution of the
monasteries by Henry VIII.
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Jubilee of Australian Archbishop
The Archbishop of Adelaide, Most Rev.
DR.. John O'Reilly, has celebrated his
golden jubilee. His labors in the do
cese include notable journalistic ex-
periences as editor of the West
Australian Record, of which he is said
to have even set the type himself.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-07-19

Glasgow S. ". r. Report.-The an
nual report OF the Glasgow Branch
Of the st. Vincent de Paul Society
was issued Ia June. One department
Of the work deals with boys discharged
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-07-19

Request of Catholic Merchant.-Mr.
Jas. A. Doughan, ]. p, of Liverpool,
left $4,000 to the Right Rev. Thos.
Whiteside, or other, the Catholic Arch
bishop of Liverpool, for the erection
of night refuge for poor women.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-07-19

Retreats for Laymen Multiply
Arrangements have been completed
for the holding Of two weekend re-
treats for laymen, under the patronage
of the Most Reverend Archbishop of
Philadelphia, at the Seminary of st.
Charles Borrome0, Overlook The
first retreat viii open Friday evening,
August 70, and close On Monday morn
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-07-19

Admiral Potts Dead.-Rear Admiral
Robert Potts, u. s. NJ, died suddenly
on Monday night, June 80, aged sew
enty-eight years. He was buried from
ST. Matthew's Church, Washington.
The interment was in Arlington
Cemetery. He entered the service of
the navy in 1860. He leaves one son
and three daughters, two of whom are
Carmelite nuns.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-07-19

bernian Society.
Homes in Catholic 5eIgium.-Some
what over twenty years ago the Cath.
ole Government of Belgium of the day
passed a law to encourage and facili
tate the erection of workmen's dwell.
ings, the Post Office Savings Bank
being authorized to advance the neces
sary funds. Since that law came into
operation the Bank has furnished nc
less sum than 100000, 900 francs to
societies created for the purpose OF
promoting the construction of such
dwellings, and no fewer than $3.50
houses for workers have been erected
Bruees Cathedral Yields Relics
While excayating for plumbing in
the Cathedral of Bruges, Belgium, the
workmen came to vaults six feet be
low the flooring, frescoed with images
of Our Lord and angels, and containing
bodies presumably of Bishops Of three
hundred years ago.
Jubilee of Guard Of Honor.-Tn the
Sacred Heart Church at Bourg, the
Jubilee of the Guard of Honor, nov
numbering many millions of member:
throughout the world, was celebrated
last month. The members of the
Guard offer up one hour Of the day a!
special act of reparation to the
Sacred Heart for the forgetfulness O
mankind.
Black Forest Abbey Restored.-Tht
Benedictine Abbey-church of St Blase
in the Black Forest, Baden, has beer
renovated and restored at cost o
500, 900 by the Government.
German Catholics Jubilee Offering
On the occasion Of Emperor vii
liam's jubilee. the Catholics of Ger
many contributed in his honor for Tho
German Catholic missions about $500,
900.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-07-19

New Departure in Federation
Grand Rapids, Mich, organized a
Catholic Federation of the diocese
on June %. 1t differs with the existing
form of organization in this that it
did not take the societies as a unit, but
built up an organization on the units
of the parish, deanery and diocese.
Every parish was represented by the
pastor and at least two delegates. The
delegates were truly representative
and included all the nationalities in
the diocese. More than forty priests
were present.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-07-19

Progress Of Home Rule BiII.-The
Irish Home Rule Bill was passed on
it's third reading on the second passage
in the House of Commons July 6 by a
vote of 352 to 243 This majority of
100 is an advance of eight votes over
that obtained at the second reading.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-07-19

English Book on Index.-Six books
have been recently placed upon the
Index, including the life Of the ex-
Jesuit, Rev. George TyrTell, of Eng
land, written by Miss Petre of London.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-07-19

Gifts to Jesuit coIIege.-Safety
Director Denis +. Cash has donated
$1,000 for perpetual scholarship at
the st. Xavier College, Cincinnati,
Ohio. A gift of $3.50 for the founding
of prize medal was also announced,
the donor being Mr.. Joseph B. Yer
kamp.