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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-13

1ctefiiD SdJnettc init Sram SSa
NbitcbeaO unb Der II Sabre alien
Seize yRae aloDo aus Gbieagu
cingetroifen.

Geitern 2lbeno traf 0steftiD
S1ustte nit 5rau SDa Wbitebean
uno Der II Sabre altsn SeHe Wlds
glpbb aus Gbiedgo bier Elm, ipcielbit
Tie auf Griu1en Der bieIisen Be9Ors
ben itnter Der gei9ulbigung Der Sim
besentfiibrung perbaftet iporOen mar.
@ie srinrerli9 sntfiibrte bic Jrau am
/. 9lpril sysiIe Wae Glopb, dis lid oas
W6bGen auf Dem Wese CUR Gummins
SfuIe befanb. Sefie lit bic rs6te
5odjtsr Der perbaftstsn 5rau, ipurbe
jebof fornea ron Der 8amilie Sasper
2lonb.. an Der gopelano Strabs Str.
ipobnbaft, por sSnhrsn dbopiirt. 5rali
Whitsheao bate iidb inSipilhen nit
einem supelier berbeirdibet nno oem
gaar tpurbe Elm Sobn ge6orsn. Dieter
itarb Dpr einigsr 3eit unb in Grdu
WGitsbeao purbe Der 8ebante regs,
fib pisbsr in 9eIib ibres &inoes 5ll
feBm. Disier esbants ettam INNER
fsiters Sormsn, iOOab bic pon Seelens
quail astriebene Wutier Der Werius
dung niht pioeritebsn ionnte, am ].
qlptil ibr aino 81 entfiibren, dlf oeIs
fen 8eiib re formsa oer5iAtet bate.
ssrau Wbite6eao mill ailes tbun, um
bic 4ieber6srgabs hires ainbss an
bic gamilis 2lopo 3u perbinoern, 1T
iebod) nift abgeneigt, bic &leine ibrc
9lpcptiDeltsrn tdglid beiudrn gu lais
fen. gDie 5rau Wbitebeab ertlorte.
III SSeiie iiber ben ipdbren Saduerba!t
aufqetlGrt unb Ioa 6srsit iein, bel ibs
rsr redtsn Wutter 5u 6lei6sn. Der
refte Rame bss ainbss 1T Srens Iirs
sinia. s5rau Mbitebsdo ipurbe auf
benz gabnbof ron ibrem Sdtten u. R.
Whiiebeab nub 5tusi SSremoen eme
pfanaen uno nd9 bem 9etettipbaupts
quarter qeleitei. 0urtb gii9ter Gors
man plros bic Srau auf 8runo elmer
beim Muni3ipalseribt 9eitellten 8iiras
ifaft bon $500 aug Der Salt entlais
fen, pelhe 9iirsidaft om Wlontas
oil bag Common pleus Geridt iibers
iraaen ipirb. Die Grau pirb iiA am
Wontag 9ormiitag Oortielbit gu psr@
antporten baben. 0as aino ipuroe
porldufia benz ainbsrbeim iibergebeu
unb tpeinte bittsrIit. als es iia bon
Ieiner Wlutt.r trennen muBte. Jrdll
Wbiie6eab iiebt i'm Common plsas
@eridt offisiea unter Der Intlo9e
rsr Ginbessgntfiibrung.
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8erfe mebr gei6aiieu. Der Wnler
eSame5 Cant oa9egen, Ser i'm 80.
Sabre itebt, brjngt nod aQiGbrlidl cin
9ilO IN Der 9lfa0enie 5llrglusIteQImq.
Gesgleiben bat Yrofeiior Gonper,
trotoem er Die 80 lGnaIt iiberi6ritten,
nod INNER le9elmdBig ausgeItclt.
Der Naler Gbomos lfacalloio iiibrte
nod einen Tuq Dor ieincm SoDe, i'm
93 Sabre, riiitig oen &Iniel. Inter
Ben @roBten Ger &laii3itdt tpor Gi-
5ian audl IN ieiuer llnermilOlid)fcit ala
len @enies iiber gtodl in ieinerI 100.
GebcuSidhre idlllf er @cmaloc ulo
ourunter Die lmIterblifiteu, Die mir
beIiteu. NIud, unicre 0eutiden Shirt
Ter fonnen I'M uqaemeinGn nidt ilber
Die &ar5e flugen, OuB lie linen hct
2eben5fooen nidJt auf nas @'iltiBite
perl1nqert babe g9ir brauhen mr.
an Die 9fameH 8cgoS, Men3el, 96f-
lin, @erner, &enbd6 II. q. 81 crina
nern! 60 ringen Die aiinItIer in Ger
aunit Ser 2anqlebiNeit nit ben &ol=
fonmenIten in Oieier idneren &ni1lt,
Den SeeIeuten mo WPilItdr5, arfolg.
reid lin Die palme.
Sine ieltiome $ 0 63eitsz
retie. @ieIe Sabre iino es nun 6er,
ou begegnete Der fran50iiI6e Sarift@
iteQer 9aul gtrene zines 3ages bem
am 25. Wdr3 oieies Sabres in ieinem
6eimatsoorf in Der Yrooence Deritor=
benen 9i6ter 6reberi Miitral, benz
9erfoiier oes GpOs nMireiO", Elm So-
ieuume fir nMarie", gu fsinsm Gr=
itaunen in Stalien. Sinh sic es
pirtIt6, pOer lit es Elm 0OppelgGnger
pon Sbnen?" i6er3te 9(rene W}iitral
bic 6ano reiaeno. ngun Iagen sic
mir d6er bor allen, mas sic in Std
lien trei6en!" glrene fiel e5 auf. odB
Elm Reupermdblter obne feline Satin
gemiit6Iih, ais piiIe er nicbts 8eiIeres,
in ben StroBen eines ttalienif6en
Stdbthens berumi6Ienoere. Limb no
baben sic S6re Satin geloifeu? Wob(
I'M SotelF trd9te er. Wdltral d6er
I6iittelte ben Sopf nit ben 8orter:
rRein, iie babe i'd in Maiano gelafen.
lin uus cine 6pd5eitsreiie gu 5peieu
geitatten 5u t0nuen, ou3u laugen uu=
iere beI6eiosnen WtitteI nt6t. 9urum
bin if aQein OOn 6auie obgereiit
Meine SSrau tonmt jeoo6 oesbaIb
ni9t 5u turs 5og fir Gag Itreibe
i6 ibr ndmli6, mas id in StuIten 5u
ieben betam." @rIt mad Dem Sabre
1861, po bos GpOs yWIireiO" Mtitrul
ben groBen 0itterpreis Der QcuoemJe
6rdncaiie einbro6te, bereiite er aez
meiniam nit isiner Satin gang Stas
lien.
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ltnbefannfer Wann,
g9elder BON einem 3nse iiberiabrcn
iuurSc, periiarb i'm itaSt. Suipital.

Wlittelit gutopatrolpasens fuuroe
in Der Samitas Ra9t Elm unsefGbr 80
Sabre alter Wann na6 Dem itdeti.
iGen 9oipitaI sebradi, ipeldsr neben
zen @eIeiien Der 9. uno 8. g. VI.
giIenbabn Gil Canal Rioge bstpnbtlos
cufsefunben purOs. Sm 5oipita!
itslltsn bic 2lerate felt, baB Der unbes
tannte f9ipsrs innsrs @erleBunsen, Ell
nen S9abel6ru6, gru6 Der Sauls
tern uno beg linten geines baDouge'
trassn bate. Der Damn Oeritarb ge>
fern 9lbenS all ben 5olgeu Der erliites
nen 9erlebunssn. Wie ansenommsn
pirb, III Der 5obte BON siuem 3uae
Der 3. unb 8. 3. 80. Gilenba6n sez
troffsn unb 6ei Seite ssidleubert
ppeben. WsrI6iebsntli9 ipurbe be-
bauptet. bab Der geritorbsne ala
G1isnenreinissr Bel Der Strabenb1bn
angeiteIIt mar, bod tonnte Der SIs
psrintenoent d Der grisbton 9ipiiioH,
6err Sting, III bsm 5ooten tsinen ieis
ner Ieute ertenHen. Gs 1T moelit.
eab Der Mann 81 elmer anbersn Ibs
tbeiluns i'm Sienit Der Strabenbaba
Itsbt unb ipsrb.n, ,Oiss6e3iislide Grmit,
tsIunssn anseit.at. Sn ben saiden
bes @erunsliidten purbe Ni4ts ae.
iunoen. mas 5itr JsititeIIung IsiHer
psrionaIisn fiibrsn t0nnte. Der Go
rpner purbe bon osm @orfull in
&snntnib gsi.bt. Dies 1T felt Breitus
Der FINITE llnfaa nit t0otlihem 9lus.D
gang, tpsI6sr bur6 Die giisnbahn pers
rria9t tpuros.
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gcrnlift

Die poli5si puroe gsItsrn eriu6t
auf ben 80 Sabre alien 9eorse g.
Woitett aus 8anpiae, ap., au fabns
ben, ipel6er ieii oem 7. glpril aus lei
mem Dobnort psri9rpnnOen lit. Der
panbte bes GerI6punoensn baben tie
Spnr oes 6etagten Wtannes bis nlA
Cincinnati perfOlst un0 cine 3odter
besislben 1T bier sjnsetrOffsn, I'm bic
4oli5ei in ibren Ha4foriduHssn gu
untsritiiben.
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sdlnh Der sOnntaasfunserte.

Die Salon Der Gpnntasnadmits
tags aon3srte III nit Dem ssitrigen
gu gnbe segaHgen. Sdmmtli9s aons
5erte fanbtn Dor einem 2lubito.ium
fiatt, ipeIdes bic Wluiitbale bis gum
Iebtsn pldBden fiilte. Dem psrSisn.
ten Dirisenteu Serrn aapeIImsiifer
Or. Grnit jtunpalb nnb ieiner aiinits
lerfdaar tpurbsn geiiern nod sinmal
Thmei6elbufte Opationen Sarsebradt,
in ipslhen srobe 9,ralidieit Tag. 0as
Sr4eiter tpie bic SpliitiH SRI. SsIsn
@ropH fdnittsn fDisbsr gut ab.
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meritanif6er 9eite suoeiidert iporpen

III.
Mit qfober Spennai1 iieht mdn
Gier atpei &orferenasn entaeasn. bic
in ben ndditen Saaen Itattfinbsn,
ndmlih Der 8eIprehun1 bes prGiiDen>
len Wilion mad ieiner am Montaa err
iolqten Riittebr aus Weit 8irainien
nit ieinem periDnli6en 9ertreter in
Merifo, So6n 2inb, Der am 0ienitaa
bier ermartet pirb, uno Der 8onferega,
bic gdrranaa am Sonnerstdo ober
1freitaq in Sorreon nit 8iQu baben
luirb. BON bieier llnterrebunQ Der
6eioen Siibrer Der ReOolution per-
ipriht man iih, baB lie AT elmer BEL
feren 9eritGnbiauna Der Re6te Der
2luslGnber in Werifo bon Seiten Bill
las fiibren pirb.
9feiAe Gic6es 6eute.
ALTOONA, ga, II. 9(pril. 9lus
Ser Bobnung oes Maidiriiien 5bo-
mas sSibiinmonS murOeH in Der
Rndt pom Samitag jum Sonntag,
m0brcn0 sSibiilnmons in elmer Sob
lengrllbe drbeitete, $1,000 in @aar
Qeito1lcn. Ger 0ieb bate porber Die
Satin uno Die fiiuf ainoer 5ibiini-
mons hIoroformirt llnO lie woren
nod belpilbtlos, als S5IBilmmons DON
Der Qlrbeit nad) Sauic fam. GSn Dem
SnlHe rpnren nod ipcitere S1l00 III
Boar peritcdt. bic Der Gieb ieOod}
nidt iano. sSibiimmon3 trnut ben
9anfcn nidt uno pile8te oaber ieine
geia;untcn Grlpnruiiie in ieinerS8obs
.nunq alti5ii6emabren.
Iiirrli6es g citcnf.
g}em gorf, II. glpril. ,Sre0erid
q. Bourne, ein rei6er Jabrifant, DER
IN ieiner SSugeno oem auabenhor
Der lrinitg @pisfopal SiirdJe altgc.
bort batte, hat Der antbeOrole ct.
rSoDn the 9ipine fir Die GDori6ule
eincn llnterbaltlngsiOnos oon $500.
600 3um @eifjenf gemadt. 3ieIc
Sdcnflmg ipuroe geIegentlih oeS
SitergottesOienites beiannt 9egeben,
SObes @lter.
5remont, Ohio, 12. Qlpril. -
8r. Better geausranO, elmer Der dltez
ite NerSte IN ben Ser. Stdaten uno
Der Gltsite 2tr5t inSanoustpGpuntp, III
Sonntag na6 nur Drsitdgiger arants
bei. infolge ppn altersI4pd6e geitor'
ben. Gr piirSe an. 26. augllit oieies
Sabres isin bunbertitss Gebensia9r
poqsnbet baben. Or. gelugranO puroe
in Detroit. Wid., seboren unb bate
bier ieit 70 Sabren pratti5irt. 5ur
isinen beporite6enben Gsburtstag p1r
BON Der Stabt cine Iffentli4e 5eler
geplont gstueien.
Die Oferparabe. 8
Rem gort, IL. 2tpril.-Snfolge
llmIblugeus bes WinOes am friiberi
Wprgen psri6panoen ole Regenpolz
Ten uno Rem Yort erlebte iotpeit bic
8ittsruug in getrltt fam, ben ihDns
ten Siterionntag, ben es lett SSnbrsu
geIeben. Die iiblihe Siterparaoe an
Der fSiinftea 9lpenue seiiaItete iih gu
sinsm gang groburtisen GreigniB unD
Der Soilettenrsittbum nno bic 5ar=
benpradt Der &oitiime Der Damen
ipoiteten 9lIsm, mas man in friiAeren
Slbrsn aefe9sn bate, 9lu4 bic Siite
i6iaerten in alsn i}arben pes Reaens
tolens, tpdbreno Der S9mud Der SI!e
ausIhliebG4 aus 9dnoern uno glus
men beitanb uRo JsoerI4mud itreug
perpont par.
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Mnfdae.

- Don einem, Ssrrn Uilliam Die
orit geb0rsnben leibten 9eipann
Dnroe ssitsrH Ra6mittas an Der Gas
nal uno Race StraBs bic feds Sabre
dlte emma obtle nisosrssrannt. Serr
Diebri9 bradte bic aleine in Ieinem
Wagen MD oem itdotii6sH 5olpital,
ipoielbit bic aerSts feitftelItsn, bab Sas
ainO teine 9srlsslnsen babongstras
gen bate
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Sleine Ypli5einahrihten

- Detettip Siiftlein brafte ssitern
ben 20 Sabre alien Dan Sdmes ans
glspslano lad bier 5uriid, pel6e-
inter Der SeidulDisung Der 3e6prsls
lersi itebt. Samss fubr ans Giucins
natl ab, obne anseblicb feline Re4nuHs
i'm Sotsl !ooning begli4en gu babea.
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Snlano Selegrapb,

81 cine neusn Ra drid d5 en-
ans Werito.
Waibinatou. DC, II. IpriI
sSm 0aufe beg Spnntaas limb biel
a6iolut feline neusn Ra4ri1ten aus
Merito-e -einaetroffsn unb bas Marine.
department bat iotpeit audi nod fein,
SuRbe bonn Redr 9lbmirdl MaDp ba-
rii6er erhalten. mas Der 4ommanoeur
Der meritaniihen gunbestruppen BE-
aiialih Der Qlufforberuna pas Str=
nsn bdEser als Gntihuloiauna fir bic
sSnhaftnabme elmer 9tbtheiluna ameri-
tanifher 9lauiaden au falutiren, ae-
than Bat. UiaH ma6t Iih iebod iiber
bas 2lusbleiben bieisr Nahrift ieins
Sora.n. Sa poIle GsnuathuuHs BON
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SulllltIOtH III DtlOell
g titen, 1eGde bic
gerSte nui cine euts
1iiuOurg Suriitsufhb.
rem ueriutteu. Sd
litt i6wcr 5u sepiiieu
3eiten eines Ieoeu
NOnats uno muroe
febr oiinn. i9ruei Sab
re lang itunb ih uuter
Der Sbbut zines glr3s
ties. Obne cine Beiie-
ruug meiHes 3uitau-
ocs 5u erlGnQeR. @nb-
Iifh unrh misnsrhnlter
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Nfc h6hcre 9ohter.

Traulein Sjcielottc: o&onnen mir
ppn morqeu ab ni9t ein Gtter MiId)
mehr betommen?"
WfiIdbdnolcrin: ,yIoi, lieb'5
SrduIe, mer b1ut felt 1citern a ponr
WIilhidlIe; % Mills eba uemrlu redt
lange' nit oero Wtildj."
pNiIbifpeiue buben Sic oudl
nod? Ga miiBten Sie Oo6 erit rc1t
I1jl6 iibrig babeul"
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Ger St6rrnfric0.

,gSuS bat Dir 0ciH l}uhbar Ocul aH'
gethan,
7aB eS 10 oufbringt Iid?"
60 fraat man Oie Sd0nc. IA i06rt
lie uuf:
,,<n 9h6' lniien iou er MIDI"
Gin 6iuiger @urih; wie bcbeaigt
cr 2ih2"
9(im meint 6ie Gr3iirntc idier:.
nGrei @oden itun acht or Gag
fiir Sag
glhtloS boriiber an mir"
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Na6 ldluerem
3iueija6risem 2eiOtm
@nrbe arau sIieliu Die Geiunbbeit
iuieOergegcben Onrd) &HoiG
Is. Finfbam's gegctable
COMPOUND.

Niinnenpolis, Yiinu. - ,Nnd)bem meiu
&abp CUR QSelt getpmnieH mar, lit id an
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-27

ceeded his former master II the Aus
trian government had not vetoed his
election In the last conclave. There
is no denial that he took his defeat at
the last election very much to heart.
He did not seem the same man for
many months, and lived In almost
complete seclusion. Later he again be-
came active, however, and It Is now
known that he would be more than
willing to accept the leadership OF
the church.
There will be NO mention OF a veto
at the next conclave. That much Is
certain. One OF the first acts OF Pope
Plus X. was the FORMULATION OF a con-
s%titution abolishing it and prohibiting
cardinals. under the pain or excom-
munication, from receiving, even In a
simple desire, any demand for their
good Offices In presenting a veto Or.
making 1t known in a couclaye. re-
CARELESS Of whatever manner it came
to their knowledge.
Thus official circles In the Holy City
look on 1t ais a practical certainty that
Cardinal Rampolla Will be the next
pope.
His full name is Mariana Rampolla
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-27
WATCHFUL WAITING
WON, Says BRYAN
MEXICAN SITUATION is CLOSED
INCIDENT, SECRETARY OF
STATE DECLARES.
HOPES FOR NEW ERAOF PEACE
Other Officials Not over-Impressed
With Outward Manifestations Of
Harmony, as Villa Position Is
Far From Being Known.

Washington, D. C.-The Mexican
situation is a closed incident, in the
view of Secretary of State Bryan.
In discussing the fact of the entry
of Gen. Carranza into the City of Mex
leo, Secretary Bryan showed great
citation over the turn of events in
Mexico, and seemed to take pleasure
in drawing a contrast between the
fact that C~arranza was bedecked with
flowers by the people of the capital
and the grim prophecies that had been
made regarding the anarchy which
would result if the constitutionalists
got to the capital.
"You can quote me as saying that
watchful waiting wins in Mexico"
said the secretary. "The peaceful
transfer OF authority has taken place
and We are hoping for an era of peace,
progress and prosperity"
But the office of Bryan was the
only official quarter in which full in.
dorsement was obtainable Of his al
lucrative resume of the Mexican stu
alton, nor could anyone be found who
would agree that Mexico is now to be
regarded as a closed incident.
Bryan has been over-impressed with
the outward manifestations Of peace
and harmony in Mexico, overlooking
the volatile characteristics of the Mex
lean people, their passionate devotion
to the winner of the moment and the
fact that the constitutionalists have
not yet even attempted either to solve
the many very difficult problems con-
fronting them, nor the more compli-
Gated matter of the division Of the
spoils.
AS a matter of fact, Francisco Villa
is giving administration officials as
much real C right now as at any
time in the Mexican situation. The
fear Of what Villa may do, combined
with the belief that Carranza has
proved himself to be more of a jeal-
ous, obstinate old man than a great
statesman with a broad view OF
things, led most officials here to re-
gard the Mexican situation now as in
a very delicate state.
Carranza has been deluged with ad-
vice from Washington, IN behalf Of
the administration, yet the fact re-
mains that he has not yet done a sin
gle thing of Importance that the
United States has asked him to do.
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brated under his auspices, while in
1891 he presided at a like function in
commemoration of st. Louis Gonzaga.
Two years later Pope Leo recog-
nized Bishop Sarto's merits by raising
him to the Sacred college, with the
title of San Bernardo allie Terme, at
a consistory held June 10, 1893. AT
the same time he was chosen out OF
all the Venetian prelates to fill the
patriafchate of Venice.
In his nine years residence in the
'seagirt" city the Pope of the Con-
doliers'' was a beloved and familiar
figure. His firm, dignitied, yet genial
rule quickly made him a force to be
reckoned with.
His Election as Pope.
1t was no light inheritance to sue
coed such a pontiff as Leo XIII, for
in many ways Leo symbolized the old
order, incarnating, as he. did, the aris-
tocratic ideal of the scholar and the
diplomat.
He never had been ambitious to be
the head of the Catholic church and
the successor of st. Peter. He loved
the simple life among his friends, his
relatives and his proteges in the par
ish he first held. The grandeur, the
pomp, the great power of the Vatican
did not appeal to him.
Direct and Simple In Method.
1t is much easier to face the rulers
of Europe on a question than the car
! dinals assembled in the Sistine chapel,
but Pope Plus did not quail or show
timidity when he informed the car
dinals as to his perseverance in the
lines he drew for himself. He was
firm, brief and unrufled, and made it
plain that he would not lean in either
| direction to lend weight to favored
plans Of different cardinals or fac
tons.
When the trouble between the
| church and state broke out in France
and the Concordat was dropped, the
! world looked to the pope, specializing
as to what course he would take. What
he did seemed to be the only right
thing, according to the American idea.
He ignored the nation.
One great reform Pope Plus accom-
plished, and 1t promises to be yer re-
membered In history. He proved that
diplomacy in church matters is a thing
of little Importance compared with the
direct teaching and preaching Of the
gospel to the poor.
Compared with the policies of his
predecessors Of recent times the lean.
ing Of Pope Plus X. has been held to
be ultra-orthodox in purely ecclesias-
tical principles and ultra-conservative
in temporal relations. An instance OF
his well-known incorporating atti
tude against advanced tendencies was
afforded in his opposition to woman
suffrage, as voiced by the pope upon
the occasion Of his reception Of a dele
cation Of Italian Catholic ladies'.
Woman can never be mans equal
he told his fair visitors, land cannot
therefore, enjoy equal rights. Few
women would ever desire to l~egislate
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del Tindaro, and he comes OF al old
patrician family OF Sicily. Born In
Polizzo on August IL, 1S43, he is now
sixty-seyen years old. He was edu-
Gated at the College Carranica, the
Academy of the Noble Ecelesiastics in
Rome. In 1875 he become attached
to the Nunciature at Madrid, and here
acquired that knowledge of Spanish
affairs that afterward enabled him to.
attain his brilliant success as Nuncio'
at the same court many years later.
In 1877 he became secretary OF the
Congregation OF Oriental Rites and,
for five years, was identified with the
propaganda in such a way as to give
him wide knowledge of its details,
In 1882 he was created titular arch
bishop Of st. Heraclea and was sent
as Nuncio to Spain.
He was created and proclaimed a r
dinal on March IA. 1887, taking title
from the Church Of st. Cecilia. A few
months later, Pope Leo XIII. named
him his secretary of state. From that
time, he has been always the second
most prominent In the church, and mas
always been popular among those
whom he has come into contact in his
official duties.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-27

Russia and Servla on the one side
are Slavic, while Germany and the
predominant element in Austria-Hun.
gary are Teutonic. Yet within Aus.
tria -Hungary to a marked degree, and
also in Russia, and eve in Germany,
other elements are striving, each in
its own way, to reassert the old ma
tional spirit. The Poles and the Bo-
hemians, for example, are no longer
separate nations, but the old spirit Of
nationality is strong within them, as
sorting itself in the maintenance Of
the national language and customs,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-27
SPIRIT or RACE is AWAKE
consciousness Of Nationality, at Bot
tom Of Present War, Is Manifest
Throughout The World.

Everywhere throughout the world
the spirit OF nationality and the spirit
Of race consciousness are coming more
and more to the front, says an ed
itorial In the Chicago News. Az bot
tom the wal in Europe is a rac war
a contest between Slavs and Teutons.
OF tho original parties to the conflict,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-27

and In the oft expressed desire for the
restoration Of governments CORE
spending to lines Of clinical origin.
The desire OF the Irish people for
home rule il another manifestation OF
the spirit Of race consciousness.
France and England and Belgium. as
parties to the present war, are stirred
by new appeals to national spirit.
Even in the Orient, where Japan ID.
strongly asserting itself. and where
China is waking up, there are notable
manifestations or natio-al and raca
consciousness.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-27
THE PAPAL THRONE
CARDINAL RAMPoLLA LIKELY TO
BE HEAD OF CHURCH.
alIustrlous PreIate Widely Favored for
High PositIon-His Career Seems
to Mark Him for the Dls-
tInction.

with the death of Pope Plus x,
pnecuIation Is rife as to who will be
bis to the Chair Of st. Peter,
Int from all quarters comes the an
swer-Cardinal Rampolla--the former
napal secretary of state. who ever
aimee the election of Leo's successor.
has lived in retirement behind the
church OF st. Peter, in full view Of the
vatican palace, in the house set aside
for some Of the Canons OF the great
church. In fact, many In Rome AL
ready have nicknamed the Cardinal
Leo XIV.
Cardinal Rampolla would have sue
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-27
Auto rurnn over. kim eirI.

Gallatin, Mo.-Miss Phoenix EVERY
of Coffey, Mo, was killed and her IA
.her, J. X. Everly, her mother, and her
brother were dangerously injured
when the motor car in which they
were riding turned turtle here.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-27
WjIson sions BtIL,

Washington.--The emergency bill.
authorizing the admission Of foreign
built ships to American registry, was
signed by President Wilson. It is e.
timated thatfully a hundred vessels
seek American registry
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-27
d. Wrinht Nearly browns.

Dayton, O.-Orville Wright, pioneer
aviator, and Lieut.. Whiting of the
United States navy are recovering
from an accident in which they nearly
drowned when a hydroaeroplane car
rying them broke and threw them into
the river here.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-27
Falls Looninn the Loon.

Mineola, N. Y.-Albert Fileux Of
New York City, an aviator, fell nearly
1000 feet in his monoplane to the
Hampstead aviation field and escaped
with his life wrile looping the loop.
He was badly bruised.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-27
Wilson un at $40 A. NJ.

Observation-Disclosures Wilson es-
tablished a White House record for
early rising, leaving the executive
mansion at $50 o'clock for his auto
mobile ride. He did not return to
the mansion until 8 O'Clock.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-08-27
eelolum LODGES a protest.

Washington Minister Hayenith Of
Belgium called on Secretary Of States
Bryan to lodge a formal protest with
the United States, in addition to other
nations, against the violation Of Bel
GUMS neutrality by Germany.