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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06

SroB6em sic Sribiine bier cine
beoeutenoe 2eier3abl bat. iebe i8 nie
geuiqfeiten ans 0ieier 8egcnb. ga
nun a6er bier biele 3elrtihe fpobneit
Die in anoeren 3eilen oe5 Staate8
| 5o6[reide gefunnte bo6ell oie fiber
audi ole &ribilne leiert, Die ii1 ais
mabre 8ratnoin Der 8eutihen oieie8
2onoe8 beip0brt, 10 modte es fir
oieie bie1eidt aud bon Slttereiie
ieiu einiges bon bier in ibrem 8Iat
tie 3u leien.
3uerit m6dte id o6er Ser fe6nt
ton Der Eribiine ntetne gnerfcnn1tng
iber 0ie fruftboQen, ober berniinfti-
qen 2eitartifel ertloren. Spe5iea
ser artifel bonn 3. 3. 80, betitett:
g4rieg@, in oettider ilnb onerifas
nii6er 6prode gleth ihtpungDoa
gebalten, bat mir gefallen. 8abrliA,
mir 0eutid Qmerifnner boben uniere
8fIiht reolih erfillt, inbem mir nit
alien unS 81 @ebote Itebenoen Dit
telu ben arteg gegett unier oltes
&uterlouo 3t b%erbinoern iuftelL.
SGtten Qmeritaner unoerer Rationaz
litGten nit gleider @nergie qegen
0ieie mtB- uno 3lpedloie, ~einieitige
g0eutrolitat proteItiert, Damn bate
uuiere Hegierung e8 uiht gefUagt,
inns in oieien arieg gu itiir5eu. gs
fam nidt gelellgllet meroen, 0aB.
odS amerifanii6e 8olf, nit Qltsnab
me Ger Observation-Disclosures, oItli.
den aapitaliitm ltnb ben birnIoien
Rutioiften meoer &rieg nit 0e1ttid.
lun0, nod NIT irgeno einer onoeren
Station miinift. 9oh, mas niibt es,
iih nod 0ariiber ouf3uregenl ale
9citIhunterifaner merDen treu 5ltr
Iabne ba[ten. Sos tom1en mir
an0eres tim? Sir ftn0 MN etrtnloI
4merifmer. 8ir ieIbit ooer bod
uniere Sinner iinO in oieiem Souoe
gcbpren. llniere gauge @ube lit
bier. Sir meroen bod itift eegen
unicr eigeneS Sntereiie t1ntpfen mol
len. Sir miiIien oISoaun infer 2onb
gcgen GuBere un6 iunere 5einoe Der
teioigen. 8ir miiIm ooroltf ieben
oaB etn8eLne SiBtopfa feline DUNN.
beiten begebel. Die 0elltihiprohi.
gen 3eitltngen miiiieu jeoe unlopole
San6lung bon Seiten Der Denieen
uu6eoddten lmO .RrabbiirIten"
branbmarfen. @tt foIget ben Rab-
mlugen FOLDER 3eihtngen ME oie
Sribiine, oenH mir glduben, OaB Die
Ie before Sadfemt1iiie boben, ols
mir, Die mir bod MIR uniere Shliii
ie un6 ltrteile aus 0ieier &eftiire
biloen fonnen. 8ir aloirben oitdl.
oaB 3eitungeu ME Die Sribiiue ltllr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06

@g be3obIt ii6, in ben gRtai.
iiF5ierten a%n3eigen" Der &ribiine 81
annoncieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
Nus 6ranS JslanS.

@tud 5000 Beriolen beriommcl
ten iid geitern abeno i'm IobernofeI
SIT Der Notwithstanding, Die
pom 8iirgermeiIter 9pan eirberufen
fuoroen mar. Dor Der 8eriamlt.
lung fano cine Boraoe itatt. ge.
ih[iiIie muroen gefoBt, IN 0enen Die
GrtIarungen ocs 8%rdiiOenten 8ilion
bon uno gatl5 enooifiert neroen.
Bel ben Staotnoblen nuroen Die
foIgen0en aanoiooten ertpGblt: s. 8.
Glearb, gurgermeiIter, Sol. 4leran.
terIon 1tt0 Gobi0 6. Sneller, Mift.
glicOcr 0e8 Stootrot5 uno .. I.
Der, syobu u. 6erguion. 8oItcr Sc.
abbott jr., s. g. 2DIe un6 Q. q,
Sinfe, Witglieoer 0es Sdulrat8.
Wtit Der 9ipbnltierltng in oer
meItIiden 8ibiftonsltraBe miro am
Qienstag tommenOer ISOLDE begon.
ren pernen.
8ergangene Snm8tog nadt fiat
teten @itbreher Der 8lrti6aft bon
8. 2omar in SbeIton einen inner.
nuni6ten geiuf ob un6 erbeuteten
SLIT in 8argeIo ioruie Sded8 in
&6be bon $40.
Ger 0eforationsmoIer &onrao
S6odt mo Der Sope3ierer g6a8. s.
glubl baben 5uiammen elm 0iesbe3iig.
lihes @eiddft eroffnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
Cck0lsu 0cbrtt6ten
aus Srcincnt, uebr.
Nrelnnnt B. 9[hri[.

6retnont, 5. ApriL.
am 8ienStog nbeno belt Sol
girbB bonn SincoIn Sournal cine
Aniprade bel ben geeriin6ungsfei.
crlidfeiten Der 8ptbins. S6mefteru,
In bet en- aud auf oos &ben1a Oes
ariegcs at iprefen fam. ct l1gte,
oaB es nab ietner anlt6t berniunf.
tiger getpeien mare, ben ar11en bult-
gernoen Ginoern 9epti9lan6S @liIf
81 idideu, al8 oen aqiierten Watnis
tion nit Der iie oie urr1en Batter
0ieier ainoer, tuelde nun felt 6rei
Sobrett in ben Sdjiibengr1ben lie
gen, binmoroen fonnen.
Mon er5dblt ii6 bier, Dob Dor Ell
tigen Sagen Elm boar Wdnner bent.
iher a%bitammitng ii6 in einem bic.
iigen @eldGftSIofal iiber Die 9lls.
Iiften ouf einen Griep unterbielten,
als ie bon eiten 6rem0en melher
ouf In benz 2a0en itnio, mtfmerf.
Jam 9enloht mltroerL Dab ite oerarti.
ge @eipr1de nidt fitbren 0itrften,
fpqin lie niht eingeloht peroen
mollten. Sn Elm onoeres @eiddH
lei ein 5rernoer, ipelAer fetnem Der
2noenm1oheu befannt mar, gefom-
men uno iei imluer I'M @ei6Gft aui
lln0 al gegougeu, bis cine Der Ser
fouferinnen ii4 Elm Ser8 faBte i'm
nnb ieinem 8egebr 3u fragert. Qluf
feline GrmiOerung, OoB er nidts
piinihe fol9te hire tpeitere 6tage,
Oh err Elm Son6lunqsreiien0er lei,
un0 oif nieoerbolte gerneinung uno
lire etipos pl6bli6 ausgeiprohene
8ermiitlrg, er moge Elm 8ebeim.
poIi3tit ein-erioIgte feline iin3ere.
monieue Gntfermng. @n0ere mie,
Der fpoaen einei 5renoen 6eobohtet
boben. peIher lid iutner ouf Der
5traBe an 2eltte ber1nmodtc. iheifts
bar mn ite at belo1tiden. @r babe
oieie8 m0breno 6e8 gor3en Cages
geton. Gb oieie8 unbegriin6etc
Spionenfurdt Der bieiigen Qeutihen
iii, o0cr Oh as Die eritan 3eihen bes
non~itdnoiqen llnteraanges aner Der.
i6nlideu 5reibeit iiuo, bermag Sic
ntnno 81 iagen
Die @otl lit nah 8unid 0crer.
ipelde Die aGnnoiodten" aufgeIteGt,
alsgefonen. Gs mar chen meter
nift at tpdbIen, nan brolldte mtr
iein 8reu8 Dor ben bon ben 8or-
teicn eenteinihofttif a~uigciteqten
aan0i0aten 8lt lcbert.
Die BONDS fir oas ait crbnnen0c
anoitoritm mur6en nidt erloubt.
Snl 5hulrat bleiben 0ieIelben
2ette. ME boroeh 1ino miiiien oie
Getitihen 5remout5 oarttm aud fer.
ner oorouf ner3ihten, in Der Sod
ihuIe 6ettfhe @oriteGungen at ge-
ben. @ir mohtel bel 6ieier @eIe.
genbeit nohmaI8 ooranf oufmerfiom
mafen ooB @eihdftsIertte oos au.
oitoriun jeoer8ett nnentgcItlid fir
ibre Reflone befommen f0nnen.
Mon menoe iid an ben 6remont
G6uIrat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06

unier oler 8eites molten. gls 2lt.
tberoner un0 &ntbolifen baben mir
geIernt Der 9brigfeit 5u geborfen.
gls eingGpon0erte 8iirger boben mir
4merito ben SreueiO geleiitet, uno
elm edter 9eutid}er niamt Den
S1lpur nift Ietht. ait6 per6cu
mir inns nidt oufregen, fails unIere
Gegierung Iid ge5fpungen ie6en iolls
te, einige arafebler gu internieren.
SolIte aber Die 9iegierung in 6iefer
8e5ie9ung 5u melt geben ttn0 2el1te
internieren, bic fem @erbre6en be.
gongn ODER eeplont baben ion0ern
Itur, neil tie Der oelttIden Sprade
nt6dtig iinO, oottn per0en i6on
Mdnner %m1ftreten, sic nad refer,
tiibler lteberleguna u0eu Stier BEL
ben $Srnern baden" ner0en. uno
penn ioI6e reoerL fperoen mir ite
beriteben ino Der o6uror Selttoni.
tuS" miro %entfeIlelt meroen. g9us
oteies beoeutet, oos niIien nllr
0eutide unO iolde, Bic bereit8 Die
5drIte BEG 0eutiden MideL gefil6lt
baben. aber mir ner0en feinen 9es
mngogen un0 &ebern folgcn. 8ir
glalben, oaB mir i'm a~riegsfaIe I'M
lerem 2nnOG am meiltcn nilben f0n.
men, tuenn ite un8 NIT unleren &ins
bern ouf unIereu 5armcn rlbig mel
fer nrbgten ln1ien, 0enn Die Sol0o-
ten per0en gtabrumg8mittel n0tiq
ba6Gn. Bir heriteben Is better, nit
Der Gflugi4nr ais nit Dem 5dper-
te u~nl3ugeben uno 5teben 0ieie frie0s
li6e gei6Gftigl1ng eincm Grieg aes
gen uniere 9ritoer Dor. Gir qlnl1.
ben, oaB uniere Hegieruig 0ieics
einicbeu uno oemgendB 9onoeln
miro.
Sod ia babe beripro6en, ge4ig.
feiteu bon bier al bariater. gQio,
man taul
Sic bieige llttb. ct. goulg.@e.
meinoe bat I'M p~erfloiieren 8inter
einen Seller inter ibrer Stride ae.
graben ln0 einen neuen 6ltrnace
eingeitelt. Die oeuti6cn 2utbern.
ner ideinen itd bier 0etart gu ber=
mebreA 0aB man aud i6on bon
einem ySelt- ODER Gnbut on oa&
airdlein re0et. 2[ud trGgt man lid
nit bent @eonnten, IN ni6t oQ8u
ferner 3utunft elm S6ulball8 gu er-
ri9ten.
S. $. Soltermom aus 2i(bourn,
glo., 100 er ben 2onobm0el 6etreibt,
lit bel ietnem Shipuger $. 5rie6.
@rueber un0 nlloeren 8eriuanoten
altf 8ciud.
5rou 4n6re8 bon Council Bluffs,
Ruttcr Der 5rmt 8oltl 8llrl BON
bier, ioDie Serr mo 8rau &anglot
bon 8rootlpn, 90. ., waren unfangs
oieIer ISOLDE bel Der 6ouilie 8ur[
81 8eIuG.
Ser 8ei3en lit in oieier @egeno
Elm totaler GebIi6ldg. GquienOe, ia,
bielleidt SltnOerttalden0e Qder
miliien utngepftiigt ruro NIT @ofer
ooer aorn bepflnu5t per0en. 0n.
0urd bcrliert Der 6nrmer uidt MIR
Die teure 8ei8eniaot ion0ern bot
nun fir bieieS Sabr aua no dunn 10
biel me9r Qrbelt 5lt berri6tet.
Dtit benz Suferiden rn0 &artoffeI.
pf(on3en ffno ole 8tuern bier 10
3iemlid fertig, aber Der go0en be-
iibt i1folge oeS trodenen Serbite8,
8inters un0 5riibiabrS fat gar
feline 6eudtigteit. 8ern nidt buD
aegen toulmt, 0onn miro e8 beuer
cine truurige Grnte abgeben.
Die 9riloer Sobn s. lno 8rie0r.
g2eper baben bel 2iI6ourr, 0io., ie-
Der cine 8iertel Settion 2on0 qe.
tauft un0 geoenfen I'M SCRIPT bort.
bin 8t 3ieben. 8. S. s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
Gle braudqen nid7t
an Katarrb 81 leioenI

%oduerrOe SeiIuHg ertpnrteH fam. e f6neuer
sic oieB besretfeB. befto cher perben Gle
aeiin6 ietn. :. G. q, ods faon lber flnf3ia
Sabre s%ebralti miro. berireiBt 6aS aatarrbs
Sit nus 5grem 8Iut rriHiat mo ftdrft es.
trei6i ben neneu qebsnSfatt Sur6 96r aauses
Soften unb stbi 9bneu 70 9bre 6efuno6eit
tUieoer. Gle pereeH irei iein bon sdletms
abionberurg i'm wuuoe. gnisln6uue ber
MISUNDERSTANDING, 4aIteIH uub eSuden.
ale oerldBIi1en elpoibcier BADEN 0. :. 2.
5%orrdtig nrb mir rdtet sbnen an, oasfeTbe
iofori 81 berif1en.
8ns 3aubt uHierer HHeSiBtnifnsn mfeiIuua
III eerue 5fr geantuort1ne bon anfraeen be.
rett. Refine Beretnuus fur me6i8iHii6en Bat
54retbt m Sniff Specific Gompanh. 40
5iDift aaboratorb. GtIuftta- Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
slbr Gle miTen i'm aus Siren
gInt Dertreiben, nm i'm Oanernb
los 81 perOeH.

gieuei6t mar es 5bre gepobu9sit. ibren
aasarrb nit duserli6er WttteIu beilsu gu
pcuea. sic bsriuaten 9eritduber, g8aiduns
Gen uuo @areeiDafer uHb faHbeH aub 5eit'
ueaiae erEet6teruHg. gfber na9 tlr3er Belt
boitrH gle etnen an6eren eufdu ulo mum
bsrisn flo oariber. Gle mhfen abee 5tcr
Ia Beiraht sie6en, bab Der aatarr6 cine On
lssiton hes Hlutes it, odb odbsr oieieIbe aus
BEN 8luie oeririeben .iuer6sn muk e9e man
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
Enbe[n Nprris.

gaort3 8latte, 9te6, 6. 2(prit. -
@tmd talieno 6ieiige M}dnner 1m0
6rnlen ipraden lid getcru ubeuo IN
elmer Goiienberiammlung gegen Den
Ston0prnft bes SenatorS Gorris 70.
ipte ftr Die @alhttig oe8 8ut0esie-
nats, gegen 8eutf6lnn0 arieg at err
fldrer, aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
Marinerefrnten nad Dem Often.

Chicago, 81, 6. ApriL. GOO
Marine-Retruter, pel6e ouf Der
6lottenItotion Der groBen Seen aus.
qebtloet tporoen iino, itno beute bon
Chicago irgeuonphin na6 Dem Often
abgereiIt. Sic iiro sur 8ernanitltrlq
Der arieg5ififfe I'M 9Ltlo1ltiiGer
05eart beltimult.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06

Inn cine ETEaItnng an ctReHt xnge su
lnritreH,
Hehnfe man ,2aratine gromo 6Atnine". gs
dibt nur Elm .8uDmo Guintne9. 3ie TIMER
khriFt bon g. %. gr0be auf ieoer S9adteI.
25c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
@eiaert tpenen gleLiaiun 9reneib.

Beatrice, geb., 6. Gpril, - Sat.
Glaaiien Elm Mtennonit uno alter
8iirger Der Staot, bat iid geitern
ans religi6ien @riinocu getDcigert,
ben Ser. Gtaateu Sen 3reueio 3u
~leiiten, 9itrift8elerf 2enbart miro
Die angelcganheit ben 9unOcsbeb0r-
ben unterbreiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06

Siaia AZ Uertanfen: = 3neilfsiger
guagp, 1880 O.. 80. Cir. Sorncn.
1854. -410-17
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-20
OLD WORLD NEWS

Seminarians killed.-So far there
have been killed in the war 12S of
the seminarians of the Church in Ba-
varia.
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f>@>Ng&MSsSNNs J
The CHlRC N 9 lis 1aNp Q7FFERl LAN0s'
5EllaE. rs e 2ss>s

said to be the first instance OF the city
officially honoring the memory OF one
of its private citizens in this way.
Her family name was Stafford and
she was born in Pittsburgh, Pa. She
joined the Sisters of Charity of Naza-
reth, Kentucky, in 1868.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-20

the announcement that the Pope is
exerting, through the nuncios at Mu-
mich and Vienna, his influence in an
effort to bring about discontinpance OF
aerial raids upon open cities. Repre-
sensations have been made to both
the kaiser and the Austrian emperor,
it is said
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-20

Georoetown's soIdiers.-A register
of all former students of Georgetown
University now in the United States
military service. is being prepared.
Already about 80 of last years pupils
are now with General Pershing IN
France.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-20

Seven in Relieon.-Seven OF the
eleven children of Mr. and Mrs. Hen
nv Allgeier of Fort Wayne, ma, nave
consecrated their lives to the service
of God.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-20

Priest Addresses Recruits.-At the
request of the mayor of Chester, Pa,
the Rev. Antonio Garritano, rector OF
the Church of St Anthony OF Padua
ltalian), addressed the recruits OF the
national army last week when the
Young men left for the South.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-20

Army Chaplain Appointed.-Reyer'
end F. ]. Barry, a professor in st. Am
brose College, Davenport, Ia, has sue
cessfully passed the examinations Ior
= chaplaincv in the army and has re-
ceived his appointment
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-20

said to be the first instance OF the city
officially honoring the memory OF one
of its private citizens in this way.
Her family name was Stafford and
she was born in Pittsburgh, Pa. She
Joined the Sisters of Charity Of Naza-
reth, Kentucky, in 1868.
Appreciative Policemen.-In the
presence of the entire Headquarters
staff last week, and in behalf of the
whole membership Of the police de-
partment, Chief of Police Long of
Newark, n. j., presented to Rev. Ed
ward F. Quirk, formerly a police chap
lain, substantial token in gold as a
mark Of appreciation of his work for
the men during his term as police
chaplain. In accepting the gift Rev.
Father Quirk said that mingled with
his happiness because of the gratifica-
ton of his ambition to attain rector
ship was sincere regret on leaving the
men of the police department
Sturdy Centenarian Dies.-At the
age of almost 104 years Patrick Ma
guire has just passed away at Hop
| kinton, Mass. He came from near
Mount Charles, Donegal, Ireland, and
was one of those pioneer farmers who
have made the Bay State that gar
den of agricultural beauty it is. VI
| to the end his faculties never weak
| ened, seeing, hearing and clear think
| ing being absolutely unimpaired. II
| devotion to the old sod, and the grand
old faith of his fathers, he was {
worthy member of his creed and his
race.
Father Observation-Disclosures Viii
liam Netstraeter, pastor of st. JOSEPH
Church, Wilmette, H., celebrated thu
fiftieth anniversary of his ordination
to the priesthood on September &c
Archbishop Mundelein graced tn
occasion with his presence, and
large number of priests were il
attendance. The venerable jubilal
ian is in his seventy-fourth yeal
and was born at Meschede, Westpha
lia He was ordained September 81
| 1867, by Archbishop Henri, and TO
the past .forty-fve years has been pas
tor at Wilmette He was bushes
manager of The New World, the arch
diocesan organ of Chicago, during tn
first five years of its existence.
! Australian Priest Dead.-Australia1
papers chronicle the death on Angus
of Very Rev. T. Kenny, S. j., a
Melbourne. He was born at TulIs
more, Kings county, Ireland. on Eel
ruary 1, 1913 While he was recto
of Galway College, the late Archbisho
Carr was Bishop of Galway; and tn
warm friendship that then sprang u
between the Bishop and the prizes
continued in Australia. Father Kenn
J became rector of St. Patrick's College
Melbourne, in 1908, and remained
charge until some time last yea
While provincial of the Irish PROVING
of the Society of Jesus, in 1899 Fathe
} Kenny paid an official visit to Austr;
: liza, and a visit of devotion to the Hol
s Land Father Kenny was ordaine
: priest in 1868, and joined the Societ
: of Jesus in 1872. His labors as
secular priest lay at Maynooth.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-20

Seminarians killed.-So far there
have been killed in the war 12S of
the seminarians of the Church in Ba-
varia
Catholic Officers Dead.-In the Eng
lish Catholic Who's Who for, 1917 are
recorded 702 Catholic officers who
have given their lives for their coun-
try during this war.
Large Bequest to Pope.--Among
the requests of the late Andrew
Moore, Athlone, Ireland, is the sum
of $4,000 for the Pope.
Protestants Appeal to Pope.-A num-
Der of London Non-conformists are
reported to have petitioned the Pope
to call an international Christian con-
ference to discuss the terms of a last
ing peace.
Wins HERDS Reward Captain Will
liam A. Redmond, son of John E. Red
mond, Irish leader, has been awarded
the distinguished service order for
gallant conduct on the night of Sep
TENDER 1918. Captain Redmond is a
Tyrone division
Maynooth's Professor of Scripture.
reverend DR.. Kissane has been ap-
pointed to the chair of Theology and
Sacred Scripture at Maynooth College,
Ireland and has returned to Ireland
from Canada for the purpose of enter
ing on the duties of his new office.
He filled with great distinction the
chair of Sacred Scripture in ST. Au-
gustine's Seminary, Toronto, for some
years past
Chaplain Presented to King. Among
those presented recently to the King
of England was Rev. David Aherne
G. SIS. R., of st. Benet's, Monkwear-
mouth, who was awarded the ID. S. O.
for bravery on the battlefield amid
great danger. Father Aherene, along
with other Fathers of the Redemption
Isl Congregation, joined the forces as
chaplain at an early stage of the war
He was mentioned in dispatches by
General French, and was promoted
from captain to major by General
Haig, and was also raised to the
grade of senior chaplain. He is vel
known on the mission field in Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland.
i Pope Tries to Check Raids. A cable
to the New York Sun from Rome says;
| The Vatican's efforts to bring about
peace, which have been unremittine
during the past several months, ap
| parently have entered another phase
which aims at decreasing the bitter
ness between the opposing sides in Thu
conflict. This became known will
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-20

Protestants Appeal to Pope.-A num-
Der of London Non-conformists are
reported to have petitioned the Pope
to call an international Christian con-
ference to discuss the terms of last
ing peace
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-20

Catholic Officers Dead.-In the Eng
lish Catholic Who's Who for, 1917 are
recorded 702 Catholic officers who
have given their lives for their coun-
try during this war.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-20

Large Request to Pope.--Among
the requests of the late Andrew
Moore, Athlone, Ireland, is the sum
of $4,000 for the Pope
The Glenwood post., 1917-10-06
COLORADO'S INFANTRY
REACHES LINDA VISTA

Linda Vista, Calf, Sept. 3O.-Nine
companies of the First Colorado infan-
try with their headquarters company,
supply, machine guns and sanitary units
totaling Oil officers and men, arrived
at Camp Kearney today from Denver.
The troops came in two special trains,
the first of which reached the canton
ment at noon. 1t consisted of twenty
two cars. The second, of nineteen ca:s,
was switched to the camp spur track at
l O'Clock and within an hour all the
men had detrained and were engaged
in pitching their tents.
The Colorado men were assignee
space opposite the Santa Fe station and
next to companies G and H of the same
regiment which arrived Saturday. The
Colorado plot is one of the choicest
at the cantonment, being within a
stones throw Of the amusement and Y.
NJ. c. A. tents as well as directly op.
posite the headquarters of Maj. Gen.
Frederick Strong, division commander.
The Colorado troops drew much
praise for their soldierly appearance
and the businesslike manner in which
they started erecting their tents.
The officers and men expressed keen
delight with the camp which will be
their home during the coming months
of intensive training.
1t is expected that the entire fortieth
division will be under canvas at Camp
kearney within ten days. The men will
be given forty hours of intensive train
ing week, according to Major General
Strong. ...
The Glenwood post., 1917-10-06
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The Glenwood post., 1917-10-06
FAILURE OF LOAN WORSE
THAN ANY BATTLE DEFEAT

Toledo, Ohio, Oct. l.-Speaking to
several thousand citizens in memorial
hall here tonight in opening the liberty
loan campaign in this district, Secre-
tary of the Treasury William G. Nc
Adoo declared that the failure of a
single issue of government bonds would
be worse for America than disaster
on the field of battle.
Asserting that "we must make the
second liberty loan success he said:
ga few days ago | read the follow
ing manifesto issued in Berlin by the
league of German municipalities:
If money talks, the president Of
the United States may learn by Octo.
bcr IS when the subscriptions close,
that the echo of the new war fund
given by the German people will have
drowned out completely the clamor of
unending protests which his reply to
the pope has given stimulus
"Let us meet that callenge by a sub
scription of our second liberty loan on
the 9th day of October, nine days
after the close of the German loan which
will make clear to the German military
despotism that America marshals not
alone her brave soldiers upon the field,
her invincible navy on the high seas,
her industries throughout the length
and breadth of this land, bait as well her
financial resources and that she is de-
termined to use them all without stint
and regardless of sacrifice to vindicate
American rights, outraged too frequent
ly by German infamies.
" Let us answer this challenge by
making clear to the world that the
American people, with transcendent
love of justice and Of country stand sol.
idly behind their great president and
support unequivocally the purpose II
this war.'