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Merifo unb
OelbeOarf

unier Oelbeoari. nensiid atif o as
Dofument gu
rDerfen, oaS pom neutrality-suspicious.
Der Der. Stanten ilber Die merifa-
nlife Oeliituation beroffentlitt NOR
Den lit, User peiB, mie lid Ole Code
nod entiuideln mag? Im ,. 4pril
oIcics SnbreS bat befanntIid Ser
umerifaniihe 8oti6after Der inertia.
nllhen Rcgterulg cine BroteItnote
Der Ger. Stanten iiberreiht, Die lid
an GbnIide goten GngIanos. Sol.
lanos mo 6rnnfreidls onidloB un0,
tuie iebt befnnnt miro, foIgenoe Morte
cntbielt: ~Dic Ser. Stootcn fonnen
III feline WtnBreecl niaigen, Die an.
geblih ODER Dem Romen nod INFORM
bon gcitclierlingen ODER ourt Nus.
ltbnng zines urIpriinglifen 8rult9.
redtes ousgeiibt peroen iou, tbati6t,s
lid ober III Der Go%nfi8cirung priuo,
ten @igentbums un6 miutiirlifer NIB.
e%rfcnnnng e%rtuOrbencr Rehte rciul.
tirt."
8ic merifoniife Reqicrlna hat III
ibren Oel6efreten oer Stan0puntt
clngcnommen, Dab oie Notion Ole ilr.
iinglidl e@iqentbiimerin Der 21roe-
reien lei; @arrnn5aS HeaiCrunQ bat
I'M SHINE ,oie in omcrifontIten San.
Den bcflnolhen OclQucIlcn 0c8 9ous
oeS nit elmer boben Groouftion8
lteucr 5I bcleacn. ipogcgcn lid oie ulli
oaS mcrifnniitle Gel on0cmicicncn
Notioncn, mo bnututcr Ole @E.
Stnoten, 81 mcbrrn iud}cu Garran3d
forocrte Den Brnteit Scr ~crtu0hntcn
Naticncn bernus, iuocm err idotc, c3
lei cine innerc NnQeIegcnhcit Ntcri.
to%, lpcIdle SteucrIGte IS pcriioe.
Nu8 Der EcrofIentIId1uug oeS San,
0clS DEPARTMENTS fam nan ipohl
crtnCbmcli. ooB %uuicrc RcQicrnna iid
'ir ipdter mcitcrc NiuBnahnlcn Dor
behalf. @8 beibt in Dem 0otumcnt,
%nnicrc TIotte uniere &anoeI&morinS
lino uiicre perIdicocueu Snnu'tricn
N,cn idmnttlih duf Dos mcrituliidN
Del nngeipieIcn Eas nmCrifoniidc
%olf ucrfolgc Snher nic @uttuidIuuN
Der 6rage. in mclfcm &crhGltniiit
Die 0clbciieuugen cigertIit, Itehcn,
NIT beicnocrcm ESntcrciic. Ole Ger.
%'llgnngcn Der mcritnniid,crt Ie1ic-
RING perhcu aid BON Stnnomnttc
Der merifani'dlcn @ciete aus ais I'M
conititutioncII be5ridnct
&icleift oob iit Ncrifo zines
Eogcs nod zines on6ereu bciirnt utN
'tine Den yer. Sinotnn lu0 GuQlano
unonucnchmcr GcIocrFiiaunatn III
Der &crieuFnna pcrihfpjuHcn ldft.
Sonlt moq c2 81 ucucu GrOcNitjcucit
tontncn. bic hci Ser hcltjacu militia
riidln eutrUidIunl uuicp@ 2auNC&
ciucn gon3 nnhcren Nt4d0ud nehmcn
uilrocu, ol8 friltcrc llntcruchnltnlcr
Der Irt.
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Sdnusiscr I'M Nuslano.

Gin rihtiger nSdismaoe man
lit. wie I'M st. @uucr Sngblatt"
ju leieu lit, Ger neue Iircttor 0er
9dgoa0bobn IN Ileppo. Ger uer.
interchangeable Yoitcu lit elntn
&4eroenberger iibertrnQen poroen.
Or. iur. Sans Stpenoener, Elm
Sobu Ms Waurrrmeliter9 Sans
Stmenoener i'll BUDS (St. @auen)
lit 81 Sabre oIt, etu nuBeroroentIidl
Itrebiomer Mouu, Scr Is ourt ct
gene Strait pom Naurer 5un anNe
lcbeneu &auoeISiurilien gcbrodt
bot. Or bitete in icInen Sugeuo
inbren sic SeiBen oe5 Gorie&
Buds, iubrte Sizes. mautrte una
bniSic, Cann murhc CT 0cucrtHy
ihe. Siitbop. aeHner in eiRem Goit
&otelletretar, 8nhnanaCiteIIter uHG
Neamter Der GENERALIZATION ntr
2. y. Y, in Bern. Hier mdd,te er
nab idmercm SeIbitimolum OIL
Naturd. itIoicrtc Damn oie Rcdtr
mar hierdui Yrnftitant i'll cinen
itnNt-it. Nalliihen Hopotatcuburcnu
gro ppciter Setrct1r ouf Dem il.
lauiidcn SuitiSoepdricupeut. herrot
&orltnno.S ielpcrtretcr 0eS Redlt9
tureouS Ser 2. 2 2. in 9uieI.
Goun trieb es ibn in Sic @clt bin
CHS. GIueu Gpntratt nit Ser
Crientalilten @obueu 3eridhla ihm
Ser 8rlel; HGiur trat er in Sen
Cteult Ser auntoIiitCn @dbu, mo
nab Sirta 3pei Sahreu Eienit oIs
Sbcr Snipeftpr crhielt or oeu 20.
item zines Eircttors Scr 9asaaS'
balm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

uHge9eurn Siapel Dor Tartons, Die
our4 elm grimes, iadartises 5ut gu,
famm.ngehalten Durosn. Die 3ipftI
lisfen in ben 9dnoen 3uIammen,
pslhe it4 srampfartig nuf Die Britt
preBten. Bel ieoem S6ritt pantt.
bic 2af. Sbr 9raser bate srob.
Wtube. ile uno f9 IN Der Balance 3u
6alten.
D2it gefpanntsn gliden fole:en
JuI9en uno @rna ben 4nftrengungen
bes 9ausoisnsrs, Der mt feltIamsn
Winoungen uno Drebunsen oss a0r.
ptrs ben Stapel aufredt srbielt.
u5sBt bin i4 aber pirtlia neugts,
rig. Oh Der S6langenmsnf4 gliitIt5
iber ben Damn tpmRt". b~euBrubigte
fI6 @rna.
.ParOau8!A iu6eIte Sutdeu uno
f6pang Die 5nuit. pa liest Der
3urm Don Piia!"
r9utfacons!!" f9rie grna. Gin
Rarton mar beim 5aQen aufgefpruns
gen. geprsBte 6ilSDsdel roltsn auf
ben StraBenoamm.
Der !5ausoiener itano Elm 0eildsn,
piI4te li6 oen S9peiB Don Der
Stirn uuo iob pitsnO auf bic sers
f~treuten S6ahteln. Damn Itopelte er
nit 9ilfs oes' Oisnfmonnes bic Rars
tons BON neuem auf.
~grpreB 1T aus'm Sott gefom.
men. Sudden I9ittelts beoauerno
ben Sopf. Sud mol, tpie er be
Sda4teln onfaBt. ats Oh er Singer
aus 9oI3 bate"
LIMB bic gemiiiefrau m09te audi
am Iiebitsn nit anpaden. Sieb BLOB.
tpis beoauerno iis oaitebt, Die cute
SeeIe."
~Sabo9!" Sultens Stimme
fanappte 6sina5e iber. .8isls 6t
bat ne 9emiifsfrau aud n. Seele."
Die 0nmsn polItsn 5i9 ausI6iitten
Dor Sa6en. Sudden fano ibrs. @es
ieBtbsit 3uerIt pieoer uno ipdbte Don
aeuem na6 alien Hidtunsen binaus.
Sic bemertte nt6ts, moran ibr gu,
nor ii4 bate feitbnlten tonnsn. uno
10 tam iie nod einmai auf bic &.as
pierlebrsrin 3uriid. so. NIT Der Sci,
fsrt! Ou. i'm @runoe 1T ss bod
re6t traurts. Witunter, rpeun i4 bier
10 itBs uno iebe lie Ooriberipanosrn,
trleg th 10 mas pie Iu9it."
.Qngt9" Grno rib bic p~aTerblou.
en- augen auf.
,Sa. Sieb NAL: Is tommt al.
Gage Dor, OaB ienlano aus Der gus
ten 9eieuI4aft periapinost uno Dd
unten pIsosr auftaudt. Grit i'm 5rot,
oann i'm Qrbeitstittel. Wenn it mir
nun porIteqe, ss t0nnte mir einmaI
10 gsben pie be, Seifert! SD Iolts
mir mem grot peroiensn. Sd piBt.
e ni4t on3ufansen."
sd aud ni9t." Grna ftimmts
lsb9aft gu. .Sa, mas madten MIR
bIoB?"
81. ia6en fi9 Elm 8eilasn an.
Damn braden lie in Elm Idalenoes
8elddter aus: .Sft ia W~abnFnn."
llnO @rna 3og Die nieDlite ubt in
ben @oIbtapleIn: .9ohfts 3eit. Was
mo partet nit Dem Diner. Hein, tpte
fdneG mir bic ,3eit beute psrsanssn
it,.
yWtait Oh pirtlid i6on ss6en2"
Sudden oriidts auf stnsn 8nopT.
9a5 9ausmGoden brudte ben peI3ses
fitterten WanteI uno eben IoIne
lleberIbube oes 8eiudes.
.Qoieu, Sudden. Sd bin balo
Dieoer einmuI ou. In Der Gde bier
- es 1T ptrtli4 fur9tbar intersis
font"
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Nuripenen. hns bns snm Gininlssn

Ieirer Slide b~en0tbigte Sal3 aus
Dem Iuslanoe 81 be5ieben pflegte,
Job ii6 i'm 2aufe Der lcbten Sabre
uieIfaf gen0tbigt, megen ser fnoppell
3ufrbr an Sal5 feline 6iitiuouitrif
berab3uminoeru. Ood sic oortigell
Gbemifer uno Sngenieure rubten
nidt, bis iie cine Iobneitoe Wetbooc
fan0en, bermitteIs oe5 elcftriihen
Stromes aus Dem MeerpaIier oos
Sal8 alis5uideioen. Sn Der oaer.
ndfiten 3eit ioaen inter Dem 0o-
men De Horite SoItperfer" jipet
6abrifen in 9bGtigfeit treten, oic lie
$4,000 Eonnen Snl5 idbrlif auf oie
oben ermGbnte @eiIe proou3iren
mer6en. Nan bat aud 8orfebrurqen
~getroffen. Ole anlngen pergr6Bern
uno Die Broouftion berooppeln 3u
f0nnen. IueBr Dem mertbuollen Sal}e
Der0en oerihieoene Rebenproouftt
getponnen Deroen.
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6 uter @run0 b.

- Outer @runo. SD
miinIdte, Sic piiroen oofiir iorgen,
oaB Sbr 9abp nidt rnmermnpreno
idreit", poIterte Der Sltngeeielle.
SD iebe feinen @runo oa5u",
erfl1rte Die angereoete Wutter.
Gas 8abp lit in Der sansen Had.
baribaIt beliebt."
,8as? Neliebt2 Gin S%torenfrieo
rt'S! 8enn oas gabp ifreit, fam
i'd mid ielbIt nif)t iingen boren."
,Iarum 1T es ia 10 Leliebt."
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Die Nnsbreituna Der SnFlnrnsa

bat cincm beidleioenen @erperbe nit
etnem Nnle cine uuangenebmc Ger.
%ar0Bernng gegeben - Dem ocs 600,
t%engr0bers. SSn @oibinqton bat man.
um geniigeno @r1ber 3u baben, feline
3ufllltt oo5u genonmen, Solootcn
nno S6iiler Ser SohiduIen nit ser
Serlteurug Der @egr6bniBlt1tten gu
betrn1Ien
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@ir uirfru nufcinnnber Surdl oas


2eben, meIdes mir Ieben, ourd Die
0ingc, oie mir lieben, ourf 0ie
Soealc, on Die mir gloiiben. Streben
mir nod @neraie, 10 rIfen mir tie
beruor. @lauben mir al Gntpif'
Iltngsfdhigfeit, 70 miro Tie inter I'M.
ieren @Gnoen gcboren. GerIangen
mir ielbIt mad gbrlidtcit, @rilno'
Iidfeit, 3uOerIoiiigfeit, Nutb uno
4usoGuer, nod all Den mdnnIifen
gigenihoften, melf)e Ole 8runobe.
oingung zines Gbarofters alsmafen,
10 wedcn mir oenielben @unif III
Anoeren uno reiBen iie nit fort ourt}
Ole Wndt oeS 8eiipiels. 0arunter
uerIteben mir nidt 0as matte, pohl.
iiberIegte rWuIterbeiipiel", onS 10
3obm lit Die Die abiidtIihe rgltte
2ebre", ionoern oos leben0ige, neil
gelebte 8eiipieIe un0 sic iiber5ellgen.
De, neil ebrlid gegloubte 8abrbeit.
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Die Reaierung bot ben Iapier

miifleu geitnttet. pe9en ser boberel,
Soften pon Irbeit mo RobmateriuI
Den RreiS oeS Gupiers 3u erb0hen,
10 oob iih cine 1onne Trlidpopicr oui
ridt oifl tpeniger ol$ odtSia Dollar
itelt. EST es ba elm @unocr. OOH
Die 3eitungcu periudlen, am 8apier
81 iparen.
Nabe5u touiero 3eitungcu Iinr
bercits 6urh Die boher YapierpreiiC
on Die @ano qeoriidt moroeu. 0a,l
tpeitere @rbobungct IN NusIitt!
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1dhaftS Nptisen.

cley @er @eloer gu mdbieeu 3inier
leiheu modlte, einen uerIdBliben Ratb,
aeber fir 9eeos uno Rortgnses brauti
oeer @eIo auf quite Siderbeit ansIeiben
mil. tpenbe iih an 8. 5. 6idtih
203 8. 4. Strase.
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9as unaarilde observation-disclosures

bercltct lid lflOn auf eifen boloigen
Jrieoen Dor. Die Serren 4bgcorone.
ten iteben idlon foit pieoer gans o,tf
Der 06rie6ensbaiis" fie nennen
iid if)on tpiebcr gegenieitig 2iigner,
Serr0tber, Shurfc, uIm.
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gSie empfinSlid bic 3eitnnaen

ourd Den arieg gelitten buben, muir.
De am 9ienstag in GbieugO, 81. auf
elmer Sisung Der Snlano 3ailp BreB
aiiociation beridtet. $. %. aeaoB
8orIiber zines Der ausidiiiie oes Der.
banoes, ueriiderte, 0aB ole Gage nlf
Dem 4rbeitermarft Die Berihmel3ung
BON $50 tGgliden 3eitungen in ben
Ser. Stanten uno Die Suspenoirung
bon $50 3eitungen felt geginu oes
arieges neronIaBt bat. Is Duroe
porausgeingt, ooB Der Yapierpreis
iebr balo $50 Die Gonne erreiden
mer0e. $40 mebr pIs geseumdrtig.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

Rad cinem Grlaf oes@onuerneurs
bon SIorioa oiirfen in ben offentIi.
ber SduIen ienes Staates feline To-
tboliiden 9ehrtr1fte mcbr angetent
tperoen. Iuh oos nod!
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amd an ben Sretsuegen Ses Sc
bens tbut man am beIten, iif 3ur
8ehten 3u balten, Damn bat man Die
8epiBbeit, niht IRE gu geben.
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abonnementspreis

vNorgenItern", ieoen 8ienstag,
portofrei n@OrOitern" ie6en
Treitag, portofrei beioe 8o'
denbldtter 5uiammen pro Sabr
fiir .OO
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

SbeobUre Ruoiepelt als 8ait ocs
SEEM Dorfer n2ieoerfran3" flieBt iibcr
bonn 2obe Der 9inocitridler. Biel
lieber bort man i'm weiOlid idim.
bfenl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

Irbeit lit Si. ein5is iid,ere, Dem
0tenihen nidt peroerblide Guele
oes Reiftbums.
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Giner Der n~naeicbeuiten @erme.

Gtner Der nn~aeicheniten 8crma,
niiter ocs 2onoe$. s. q. SutficIo.
Trofeiior al ser Rorthpcitcrn I'm.
periitdt, erfl1rtc fiIrjIih, an Oieiey
GnitoIt pcr0e ser llnterridt in Scr
oelitideH Sprade obue llnterbrehuu1
fortgcIctt mer0cu, .Die iunqeri
2cute", 70 dubertc er lid. .ioucr
iit beiniih fiiblen. meun iie mad,
9eitihlaro fommen DeSbnIb ,ucr.
oen mir iie nid't MIR ole Spratt
Iehren, iouberu Tie nud in ben S,tttn
uno 8ebrdudeu ienes 2unoeS urtcr.
rIhten.~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
Nandje NenId,en fommeu ibr Sc.

ben lang nidt bon Dem Srrtbum
los, Dab iie, neil iie ii6 ieIbIt 81 Nar.
rem MAIDEN, aud anoere oa3u MAIDEN
fonnten.
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8enn bic Sebe aeaen Die Scntiden

Sutberaner in Den iiiolideu Counties
bon SainoiS 70 meiter gebt. tpcrocn
mir bolo nidt mebr iiber ole SS5lloen.
berfolgilua IN RuBlauo uno Run1-
MEN entriiItet Iein 0iirfen.
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Sine 3eitmna in a~openbaaen mel.

SAhN D[hAhB y" %~fNhJhbN" NV
oct, 0ab IN 9dnemarf elm uusge3eid)s
netes @rlnbmittel fir 2eOer e%rfun6er
mur0e, 0us oen Rainen 8ulfcnleher
fiibrt un0 aus Bflnn5enitofTeH Der
gcItelt miro. Die Griobrung hobe &c.
3eigt, ooB oieieS &eoer in 9e3ug ouI
Die Dauerboitigfeit un0 llnourd).
oringlidfeit nm 80 Bro3ent better
lei als 0as notiirlide 2eOer. @enn
oa5 2eoer trofen gebaIten Dcroen
fam, lei ps GuBerit boltbnr, Bel mai
fem @etter nber INNER nod Inn 40
Bro5cnt oalerbafter els gemobniidcs
2e0cr. 0o5 nclie 2eoer filnHe nut)
gcndbt meroen Hn6 iei nm 40 Yro5cnt
biQiger ais notiirli6es 2coer. Auf
Ser oGniiden Wtciie in 6rcoericio
muroen bereits Sduhe aus 8lilfnnIe.
Der ultsgciteIlt, Ole bon elmer Nttien-
gcieuidaIt fabri5irt DerOcn.
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Der NummOn lit mic bns Seuer,
= Der niibIiflte 0iener, Der furht-
borIte Serr.
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Our Country, Right or Wrong;
II Right To Be Kept Right.
II Wrong To Be Set Right.
Carl Schurx.
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Nidlt lei burdl lsnrdlt erIhlnfft,

8al0 it 0a$ Sfmerite Dir ocIun0cn;
8ereng're nitt, ertpeitere oeine2roft,
Sn bait gum 2duterungsort sid,
alfgeihmungen. (Oante).
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eri6eint iebeu 6reitas.


6~erausee6er: Die Observation-Disclosures
aboIf ganbridn. YrdiIoent.
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@eiddfts>Sotnl:
Rorbfterns@ ebduoe, 1913 Brain StraBe'
Ga GroGe. Bis.
geues 8eIepboH 393. aItes Selepbon 393.
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AAA aaaH.=L
an beiten uuo iideriteu 1T es, ons
Sch per . o It nntpe jung (gtorep
OrSer), ole Der YOitmeiiter IN ben gros
Itereu 0rtihaften nusitellen tdnrI. 81
iibericnben. @benio gut uno ltder lino
Die eiiungen II. nell
de Die aaenten in alien GrpreB@ Stdttos
men duslteuen. Weuu MAI oas @elo
per 8oitauipeiIung o0er per GrpreBnns
tpeiIung ihidt. lit e5 ui9t nOtbiuenoig,
ben betreficuoen 8rief regiitrtren 3u lnis
len. tuenn Sic AoreIle oeutIid geidrieben
lit. 0egt man oagegen 8aargeIo IN ben
Brief, 10 iuute oieier ltets regiitrtrt iDers
ben nm lider gu iein, Dap oerIelbe rtds
ttQ dnfcmrnt. Siir @eloienoungen IN
einfahem @rieiperidIuIie iibernebneu
mir tetnerlei Observation-Disclosures. Sm
Sale BON 4oreBUerdnoerungeu oergene
mon ia nidt. hie aIte ebeuioruobl iuie Die
meme Soitoffite an3ugebeu, oenn ionlt
t6uncn mir ben Gamen in Den 8iidern
ear uibt ftnoen.
Roueb ORDERS oiirfen niht, tpie ods
70 oft geidiebt, nl5 uermeintlite Quit
tung 5uridbebaltsu peroeu,
ionoern iiuo in ben 8riefeu bei3us
fe9en.
Guittung erfnIet nrtr ourh Neuberung
bes 9atums auf benz GoreBitreifen.
Rdu abreiiire etufa6:
"3Orbfern". Ga GrOHe, isis.
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Yin nniere patriOtiiden GnnDen!

Der rationale 8erbeioigungsratb gu 8ofbington ertpartet bon
Sbnen ooB Sic nit oo5u beitragen Die SiIsmitel oiees 2anoes 81
erbalten, lnoem ole n%nnotbigen aus9aben aIsgefbahet peroeu, umo
apQr me iolgt:
~ L. &ertbeiRn Sic Shire &etbnadts @%infdufe auf ben
Dtonat Stteber, Nopember uaO DECEMBER : fauieu Sic Jest!
2 Yeahen Sic Sbre Ginfdufe frub apt3 age =4ofaafen
Sic 8ormittags en. W W e7@@tas
3 aauien Sic niislife @eitente es fino ole beten.
4. 8erenoen Sic ale @eibnadts 8afete Dor benz 5. De-
3ember oomit Stodung oes 8erfebrs permieoen miro.
5. lragen Sic Niles ielber benin, menn es Sbnen mog'
lid iii, tn0 perlangen Sic feline ipe5eue Abltefer1mg.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-02-16

grandson of DR.. Ryder. Protestant
Bishop of Lichfeld. The late Father
lgnatius Dudley Ryder, of the Birming-
ham Oratory, was his brother. Father
Ryder received his early education at
Oscott, and afterwards proceeded to
Rome, where, on the completion of
his studies, in 1867, he had the hap
piness, with Bishop Lacey, of being
ordained by Cardinal Patrizf.
Mass for Victims.-There was
mourning in Waterford, Ireland, when
crowds assembled at the Cathedral for
the solemn requiem Mass celebrated
by Bishop Hackett for the seventy vic
Tins from the city who have been lost
recently in two Waterford steamers
which have never been heard of since
they left Liverpool, and are believed
by the authorities to have been tor
pedoed by the enemy in the Irish chan
mel without a single survivor. A life
boat from one of these vessels, broken
and empty, has been found Off the
Welsh coast. The crews leave over
400 women and children in Waterford,
and a fund has been started by the
mayor which, headed by subscription
from Mr.. Redmond, who is M. 2. for
Waterford, already totals some $500.
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OLD WORLD NEWS

Lord Talbot Honored.-Lord Ed
mund Talbot, only brother of the late
Duke of Norfolk, and heir to the duke
dom, has been made Privy Councillor
to the King of England
Holy Land Pierimage.-A great
pilgrimage is being projected to the
Holy Land by English and American
Catholics, to take place after the war.
Honoring Tasso.-Marching in pro-
cession, in Rome, to the tomb of Tasso,
were $4,000 children, and it is esti-
mated that 100000 persons took part
in the ceremony held on January Is,
at the Church of Holy Cross.
Tribute to Pope.-Of the Pope, now
gloriously reigning, we read: NO
matter how heavy the Pope's trials
may become, they will find sholders
able to support them. A stateman, a
man of indomitable will, a tireless
worker, and an ascetic occupies the
Throne of Peter"
Indian Missions.-The Bengal, India,
mission is in charge of the Jesuits.
The mission comprises 25 stations, so
missionaries, 9 converts, 80 European
and so Indian Nuns, % churches, SIS
chapels, "a boarding schools, $4,000
pupils, and. last year 1000 catechu-
mems preparing for baptism.
6eda College Moved.-The Beda Col
lege at Rome, for clerical converts
from the Church of England prepar-
ing for the priesthood, until recently
was closely connected with the English
College, 1t has now been removed
from the Via Monserrato to a COM
rnodious building in the Pratt district
formerly occupied as college for Pol
ish students.
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THE HEART OF A FRIEND.

A heart that is glad when your heart
is gay,
And true in the time of cares;
That halves the trials of fretful day
And doubles the joys that it shares
A heart that can cheer your heart
with it's song,
And comfort your hour of need;
A heart that is brave and faithful and
strong,
Wherever misfortune may lead.
A heart that is yours when the way
seems dark,
And yours in sunshine, too;
A heart that cares not for rank or
mark,
But only the heart of you.
A heart that will shield when others
abuse,
The name that it knows is clear,
That would rather miss fortune and
fame than lose
The love of a friend that is dear.
A heart that will hear no ill of you,
But be ever quick to defend;
A heart that is always true, steel
Such is the heart of friend.
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Monsignor Bedini.

In the official records of the State
Department of the United States, we
come across the file of correspond
ence during the early SOS, relating
to the visit here of Monsignor Bedini
and proving the cordial diplomatic con-
nection between the Papal government
and Washington. Edward Everett
was Secretary of State-the third in
cumbent of the Office in the cabinet of
President Fillmore-and the United
States was represented at the court
of the Pope-King by Lewis Cass, Jr.,
of Michigan, who wrote the letters,
official copies of which can be obtained
at any time from the archives at
Washington. They were reprinted in
Records and Studies, Vol. III, pit. l, PIP.
149-157.
Mention might also be made in this
to Rome undertaken in the interest
of the Union during the Civil War by
Archbishop Hughes, at the instance
of President Lincoln and Secretary
Seward. The counter-move made by
judah P. Benjamin, the Confederate
Secretary of State, in having Bishop
Lynch of Charleston run the block
ade and journey to Rome in vain
effort to obtain recognition of the Con-
federate states, is another indication
that diplomatic connection" with the
Vatican is no novelty in our history
New York has very vivid local ira
ditions of the diplomatic relations
of our government with the Holy See
in the memory of the venerable Gin-
vanni Battista Sartori, the first Consul
General from the Pope to the United
States. His daughter, Eugenia, mar
ried Peter Hargous here in 1929 and
their descendants make up the nu-
merous family and it's connections
SO well known in New York's social,
professional and commercial circles.
A later Consul, also one of New York's
well-known merchants, was the late
Louis E. Binsse. The severing of the
long and friendly-direct diplomatic re-
lations between the United States and
JIG I1Oly OOC Ol1ly "uSu LIIS
Sandman robbers spoiled the patri-
mony of st. Peter.
There was partial revival when
Governor General William Howard
Taft visited Rome to settle some of
the complications that grew out of the
situation in the Philippines after the
Spanish War.
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adopted were read by Horace Greeley,
the concluding one being:
Resolved, That Peace hath her vic
tories no less renowned than war;
and that the noble attitude of Plus
TX, throwing the vast influence of
the Pontificate into the scale of we'll
attempted freedom, standing as the ad-
vocate of peaceful progress, the pro-
moter at once of social amelioration,
industrial development and political
reform, unmoved by the parade of hos
tile armies lowering on his borders,
hopeful for man and trusting in God,
is the grandest spectacle of our day,
full of encouragement and promise to
Europe, more grateful to us, and more
glorious to himself than triumphs on
a hundred fields of battle
Letters approving of the meeting
and regretting their inability to attend
were read from ex-President Martin
Van Buren,, Vice-President George M.
Dallas, United States Senator Reverdy
Johnson and others. The then Secre-
tary of State, James Buchanan, in a
long letter approving the meeting, said
among other things:
'While it has always been our estab-
lished policy not to interfere with the
forms of government or the domestic
institutions of other countries, it is
impossible that the American people
can ever become Indifferent to the
cause of constitutional freedom and
liberal reform in any portion of the
world
Although my present position may
be peculiar I feel myself at liberty as
an American citizen to express the
sentiments of my heart in favor of
the wise and judicious measures of
Pope Plus TX to reform ancient abuses
and promote the welfare of his people,
Il have watched with intense anxi-
ETY. the movements of Plus TX in the
difficult and dangerous circumstances
by which he is surrounded and, in my
opinion, they have been marked with
cOnsummate wisdom and prudence.
Firm without being rash; liberal with
out proceeding to such extremes as
might endanger the success of his
glorious mission, he seems to be an
instrument destined by Providence to
accomplish the political regeneration
of his country. That he may prove
successful must be the wish of every
lover of liberty throughout the world. -
With such sentiments animating the
head of the State Department it must
be inferred that the diplomatic repre-
sentative of the United States went to
Rome, in 1S4S, under most favorable
auspices.
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Gratitude is a debt which all men
owe but few pay eheerfully.