The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-20
POPE Plus IS DEAD
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
CONTINUED From First Page.)

to hear or his passing. During the
summer there had been numerous de-
malls from the vatican that his In.
disposition was serious. AS late as
August 10. last, upon the occasion Of
the 18th anniversary of his corona
tion, Pope Plus granted numerous au-
diences. -'.i.
Two days later 1t became known he
monts. His attendants reported he
was unable to work and that he sat
listless and silent for hours. evident
ly brooding over the great clash OF
arms In Europe.
n. His physician, DR.. :Marchiafaya, or.
dpred His Holiness 10, bed on August
is, when Il Was fannSancsd mat ne
war and the intense heat in Rome
had combined to depress him.. In bed
he continued to dream of the con-
flict by night and TO discuss II by
day. - jr5
II shall! not cease to implore God
to put stop to this inhuman butch
cry" he declared. His physicians
had to deal with his mental condition
as well aa his physical sufferings.
Arrangements were made by which
Cardinal Merry del Val would rem
der His Holiness. q daily report Of the
war situation. The Pope desired to
see some way In which he might ex-
ert his influnece to check the blood
shed and he was the more affected
because any action seemed useless.
At the commencement of the Euro
pean crisis. he had addressed an ex-
hortation to allr the Catholics of the
world, asking them to lift their souls
toward Christ, who alonO was able to
aid. and called on tho clergy to of
for public prayer. - Z.
The break between Austria and Ser
via from the, first became q source OF
great grief to him. for. the vatican
was most friendly towards both na-
tions. He was inexpressibly shocked
he said, at the assassination of Arch
duke Francis Ferdinand, the heir Of
the Aubtriaas throne. wb0 like all the
Hapsburgs; was an ardent Catholic,
and was sympathetic towards. little
Servia with, whom the vatican but re-
Gently had S66nliciuded q friendly COM
cordant,.s ti M /
The PopEa Views OF psace enAbUdiod
In an allod2t7oh deliyered at the Com
bAntOIy3 ~ U$skltEH IlS UI6&teQ eLullt66H
new cartiE tss last m =. II const stitatsa
such airelhf fERbIe peace n document
that the 41egIe peace uni6n.4 foGriis
ed In February by Andrew Carnegie.
with an endowment OF 4 ,000, 900 de.
cided TO begin among the clergy Sof
thu Rorfiai Catholic ,Nhurth It's Setiu4
cationhl ahtisities In behalf Of dis
armament and arbitrated1. by sending
t6 each of tho "a, 600 priests OF the
United States and CanGdAsa q copy OF
this nllecutiln. X
In + s:hs Pope referred TO the men
;ofs dlt .snctibn. ana force planning
schemes k0r the prevention OF calamil
;fasas f1 ~ rash hlilfinrla and the alAuehter
.0t war. apt sfdr insufI the Messing
,l0fs peseo which coupled with thcl fact
that eli y Ii with the
three eAmarfca caff Trails FARLEY,
aIbh6hs hsa tC)iG iG0nnril, Was :iitafpf6ts
ed an referfing 10 the: aiforfs 5of Prcss
ddent SfIsons and sccr cretary III
tshei eis pf Ariyersal peace.
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the sEocl@ @fy shRd tifa stnte d ODE NOT de-,
nsnd H6i fhdeGh On the ftfefet Oh ufi
tho multi des. itepf rived s0f tfc Iisht,
pf tsntf Soy 6aaiyd Bs l,ntiSsai FL sfS
the dfscapltne 0f Christ sShat Wond 81.
if the muffit Hess ths 6rey 6f bi5iid!
phssiOnsss rpaf TO the uUnimna ruin;
tfsstigated 10y clever agitstors who
seek dthitE bqt swh adyAhs
tog6y z, -