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tion. with a worthy candidate on the
ticket.
Carranza and Villa, declared the
Cardinal, are not to be trusted, and
neither he nor anyone else interested
in the future welfare of Mexico want
ed to see either at the head of the
country. There is another candidate,
said the prelate, who will soon be
brought forward and who is the most
worthy and the one who can bring last
ing peace to the country. His name,
however he preferred not to mention.
The Cardinal remained silent rela-
tive to what took place at the con-
ference he had in New Orleans with
Archbishop Maria Jose de Rio, saying
that the matter had been taken up
with the Department of State and an
easy settlement was looked for.
When asked for his personal views
regarding the Mexican situation the
Cardinal said:
ARMED Intervention in Mexico
should never take place. We who
have the interest of the country at
heart approve of the course of the
present administration in Withholding
troops from Mexico. True. there is
much internal disorder there, and this
Is to be regretted. There are about
thirty dioceses in Mexico, each with
Bishop. but I am informed that about
twenty of these, with the Archbishop
of Mexico City, have taken refuge in
San Antonio, Texas. They have es-
tablished there seminary and will
remain there until conditions become
settled in their own country.
"None of us has any faith in Car
rama or Villa. l have had full re-
ports on both of them, and they are
not to be trusted. They are dis
grace to their country, and l know that
the people have no confidence in
them. They have ruled with mighty
hand, and I have heard that Villa had
perpetrated atrocicus murders, but
their rule seems to be near an end.
If an honest election is obtained I feel
sure that the proper man will rule"
1T is reported in the press that the
Villista authorities in Mexico City will
indemnify the family of McManus, the
American killed by Villas soldiers"
it was suggested to the Cardinal.
He looked amused and, replying,
said: "Can we believe robbers? His
past course should warn us that he
probably will evade his promises. He
and his men have perpetrated the great
est crimes against the Catholic church
and for no reason. That will all be
taken up through diplomatic circles,
and do not care to go into details as
to what has been done."
The Cardinal is happy that the
American government did not enter
into war with Mexico in view of the
fact that the European war began just
after the eAmerican-Mexican crisis had
passed. The Cardinal stands for
peace-but he says "this war in Europe
has had good effect. Religious fervor
is evidenced in all parts of France.
In Germany, too, there has been re-
turn to religious principles. This is
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one of the pleasing aspects of the war;
"Do you look for an early peace?
he was asked.
II do not look for any lasting peace
if the countries now at war go on with
their determination to try to crush
their opponents. There can be only
one outcome, and that is for the pow.
ers to agree upon some honorable
terms that will give back to each
power that which has been lost and
to return to Belg gllsffA, that poor, suffer
ing, bleeding country, her liberty and
independence"
The Cardinal did not put much
credence in the reports that Italy
would enter the war. He said that
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Germanic Society
Dr. Kuno Meyer at
evening Of April 9Th will Golden
Age of Irish Civilization This extraordinary and the
Germanic Society being
fessor this
Professor Meyer member the Prussan Academy Hon.
D. Of Oxford, the University
phioogy
1911 only Celtic chair 1884 1911
the University
learning Dublin, which
recognition his rendered in behalf the
language
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lent English.
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C|b|P!yEEAL CA GIBBONS IS OPPOSED 70 Intervention
-
Dean Cardinals Strongly Opposed American
ton in Me W of Presidents PoicyNew Candidate
for Mexica. lency Will Soon Appaer--No in
Ca.ranza or his Opponent Villa

His Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons, is
strongly opposed to armed interven-
tion in Mexico, and in an interview at
his residence in Baltimore, said that
the present course of the Wilson ad-
ministration in this respect had his
support. The Cardinal said that there
had been much talk Of sending troops
to the turbulent republic, but that he
believed peace could be restored there
more quickly by having regular elec-
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CATHOLIC SENATORS.

There are six Catholics in the United
States Senate: Ashurst of Arizona,
O'Gorman Of New York, Walsh Of
Montana, Ransdell and Broussard Of
Louisiana, Phelan of California.
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PROTECTOR OF GERMAN CATH.
OLic INTERESTS IN ITALY.
Cardinal Hartmann, Archbishop of
Cologne, has been appointed protector
of the German Catholic interests in
Italy.
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ARCHBISHOP LlKoWskI DEAD.
Archbishop Likowski, of Gnesen-
Posen; aged 7S, died recently after o
brief illness.
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LoUvAIN PROFESSORS AT HAR.
NARn

Three Lovain professors, De Vallee,
Poussin and Dupriez, will give courses
at Harvard during the semester now
beginning. They have been staying
in England for the past few months.
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while Italy wants additional territory,
there are internal questions that fig
ure largely in the final decision to
take up arms. He said that when he
was in Rome some weeks after the be-
with high state official, who seemed
to be convinced that Italy would main
tain her neutrality.
In conclusion the Cardinal said:
LET us continue to pray for peace"
The Catholic bulletin., 1915-11-06
Street The building will be ready
for occupancy by October l, 1916.


Street. The building will be ready
for occupancy by October /, 1916.
A Historic Diocese. When the
Church of st. Augustine, Lebanon,
KY, was begun in 1915, the organized
See of Bardstown (LouisVille) was in
its seventh year. The Diocese had
ten priests besides the Bishop, Mgr.
Flaget, six subdeacons, four students
in minor orders, and six students ad-
mitted to tonsure. Four of the
priests were Dominican friars of ST.
Roses Convent. The Diocese had a
seminary st. Thomas lin charge of
two Sulpician Fathers. The Diocese
in 1915 had nineteen churches; five
Of these were built of brick, st. Au-
gustine's being one of them, and one
of the three unfinished. About ten
thousand Catholics belonged to the
Diocese.
New Foundation for Teaching Or
der.-The Fathers and Brothers of
Mary, Dayton, Ohio, well known
throughout the United States for
their excellent schools, have pur-
chased a site of nine acres north of
Divinity Hall, behind the Holy, Cross
and Marist Colleges, in the vicinity OF
the Catholic University, Washington,
D. c., and have opened there a house
of studies. For the present the stu
dent priests and brothers are housed
in substantial, roomy private dwell
ing on the grounds, but in the neal
future a new and more commodiOus
edifice will arise.
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Noted Catholic Dead.-Mr. Philip
Sheridan, K. S. G., late Postmaster
General of the Punjab, India, died
recently in Cork, Ireland, in the sew
enty-eighth year Of his age. During
the many years which he spent in
Cork he was much esteemed by all
who knew him, and for his numerous
charitable acts and other good works
the Pope bestowed upon him the Or
der of the Knights of st. Gregory.
He was also appointed Apostolic
Syndic of the Franciscan Order, and
devoted himself for many years to
their interests.
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Knights of the Blessed Sacrament

Knights of the Blessed Sacrament.
Cardinal Bourne, Archbishop of
Westminster, has approved new or
ganization founded under the auspices
of the Jesuits to be known as the
Knights of the Blessed Sacrament.
The idea has been mooted by Father
Lester, S. j., and will be carried out
in the Jesuit missions. The intention
is to enroll young men in a guard Of
honor of the Blessed Sacrament with
special obligations
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To Aid Convert Clergymen.-A new
movement is being started in the
Southwark, England, diocese for the
assistance Of convert clergymen. 1t
will be a sort of house Of studies to
which they can go Immediately after
their reception into the Church, where
they will receive free housing and
help to settle in life after they enter
the Church. A prominent priest has
been put in charge, and the move
ment promises great success.
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The Vatican Gardens.-On Septem-
Der 20 the Holy Father, with the
members of the Roman Curia in at
tendance, inaugurated the new ar
rangement of the Vatican Gardens, in
embellishing which a number of
workmen had been engaged for three
months. Among the changes of the
famous gardens are a new carriage
way constructed in the wood at the
highest part of the retreat; the erec-
ton near the Lourdes Grotto of the
two great bronze statues which the
Catholics of Rheims presented to Leo
XIII on the occasion of his episcopal
jubilee, and which have been hitherto
kept in the Vatican Library; and sew
eral paths lined with shrubs and
flowers. The gardens now present a
charming appearance.
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Priests Interesting Experiences
Father Maurice Watson, o. p, an
English priest, who was till a short
time ago naval chaplain in the China
Squadron, has had some interesting
experiences. In 1904 he went to
Hong Kong as English Confessor to
the Spanish Dominicans in that town.
He is an accomplished scholar in
Chinese and japanese, and served as
naval chaplain in the China Squadron
for nine years. He was on board II.
M. s. Bedford" when she foundered
some four years ago, and was rescued,
together with almost the whole OF
the crew. He was present at the
siege and capture Of Tsing-Tao by
combined British and Japanese forces
earlier in the war.
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Principally of Monaco.-The dimin-
utive principality of Monaco has
fine early Romanesque Cathedral, a
Benedictine Abbey, and a good Jesuit
College.
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Death of Priest-AutE1or.-Rev Ste
phen Beissel, S. j., a prolific writer on
art, philosophy and history, died at
Valkenburg, Holland, recently, at the
age of Is.
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Missionary Publications OBJ
late Fathers, who are in charge of
the Catholic missions of Ceylon, have
four printing presses, two in the
Archdiocese of Colombo and two in
the Diocese of Jafna From these
are issued four newspapers-two
English, one Singhalese and one
Tamil; two Messengers of the Sa-
cred Heart Gone being English), be-
sides large number of books.
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Catholic Lord Mayor Honored.-
The Pope has issued Bull making
the Lord Mayor of Manchester (Alder-
man McCabe) a knight of the Order
of st. Sylvester. The distinction is
purely an honorary title, which was
created by Gregory XVI in 1841, and
is in recognition of services rendered
to the Church. The Order is limited
to $50 Commanders and 300 Roman
Knights, besides foreigners, of whom
the number is limited.
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left nave. It demolished two beams
and pierced the ceiling, which was
entirely destroyed by the second
bomb. Not foot of Tiepolo's mag
nificent fresco remains intact, and it
is considered virtually impossible to
restore even small part of the mas
terpiece.
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Religious Revival In France.-Car-
dinal Annette recently wrote a pas
toral letter to his people calling on
them to join in a national novena to
st. Michael, protector of France, for
aid and victory in the present ter
rible struggle. On the feast there
was solemn service with vespers
and prayers at Notre Dame and also
at Montmartre, where the saint is
patron. The devotion initiated by the
Bishop of Coutances, who is protector
of Mont st. Michel, is being taken up
all over France 1t has been followed
by the Rosary crusade. Every Cath
olic in France is saying the fifteen
decades daily for an early termina-
tion of the war.
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Medals of ST. Benedict.-A decree
of the Sacred Congregation of the
Holy Office empowers all priests, secu-
lar and regular, either on sea or on
land, who have the spiritual care Of
soldiers, to bless the medals of ST..
Benedict by making the Sign of the
Cross, and to attach to them all in
dulgences hitherto granted to them
by the Holy See as long as the Eu-
ropean war lasts.
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Golden Jubilee of colIeqe.-The
golden jubilee of the foundation of
ST. MePs College, Longford, Ireland,
held recently, was the occasion of a
very impressive celebration in which
the clergy and representative laity
from every part of the Diocese of
Ardagh and Clonmacnoise partici-
pated.
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Centenary of Cardinal Pie.-The
centenary of the birth of Cardinal Pie,
the famous Bishop of Poitiers,
France, was observed recently. A
splendid eulogy of the Cardinal was
written for the occasion by Cardinal
Billot.
The Catholic bulletin., 1915-11-06

Recognition for Catholic Artist
A magnificent Sevres vase designed
by the famous French sculptor Dalou
has just been presented by the
French Ministry of Fine Arts to Mr..
Frank Brangwyn, A. r. A., the famous
Catholic artist. The gift is in. recog-
milton of the presentation to the
French nation by Mr.. Brangwyn of a
complete set of his etchings.
The Catholic bulletin., 1915-11-06

Masterpiece Destroyed-An exam
ination Of the famous Scalzi church
in Venice, which suffered in the re-
cent raid on the city by aircraft.
shows that the first bomb fell in the
The Catholic bulletin., 1915-11-06

Chinese Converts.-Father Drouet,
a missionary in Tonking, Anam, gives
an account of his reception of four
teen convicts, condemned to death
for the killing of two superior officers
with bomb. All received his min
istrations with the best dispositions
and died edifying deaths. @
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Prominent Catholic Dead.-Mr Ed
mund Granville Ward, eldest son of
the late w. G. Ward-"Ideal" Ward
of the Oxford movement-died in
London September 2, aged 81 years.
His. brother, Monsignor Ward, presi-
dent of st. Edmund's College, admin
istered the last sacraments two days
before he diod. Mr.. Ward was very
generous towards Catholic charities.
He had spent 10000 pounds on new
wing for the college of the English
Benedictines at Douai. This, how
ever, was confiscated by the French
government in 1903. Mr.. Ward was
a Private Chamberlain to Pope Leo
XIII, and knight of the Grand Cross
of st. Gregory. Mr.. Wilfrid Ward,
editor of the Dublin Review, is a
younger brother.
The Catholic bulletin., 1915-11-06

Archbishop of Lemberg.-It is re-
ported that the Archbishop of Lem
berg, who was seized, deported and
imprisoned by the Russians, was re-
leased by the Gear of Russia on the
personal appeal of President Wilson
to the Gar through Ambassador
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