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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-27
BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY HELD AT
.NOVITIATE OF ST. JOSEPH IN
THIS CITY-YOUNG WOMEN RE-
CEIVE HABIT OF SISTERHOOD-
OTHERS MAKE VOWS-MOST
REVEREND ARCHBISHOP PRE-
SIDED.

On Friday, March 19, the Sisters of
st. Joseph held a beautiful ceremony
in honor of their patron Saint, at the
Novitiate on Fairview and Randolph
streets, st. Paul. The occasion was
the reception of a number of young
women as novices into the order, and
the religious profession of others who
had been members for the required
period.
At $3.50 A. M. Rev. Lawrence F.
Ryan said Mass in the chapel of the
novitiate. A large number of Sisters
from the various converts, as we'll as
a goodly number of priests, were pres
ent at the ceremony.
After the Mass the Most Reverend
Archbishop blessed the habits of the
new novices and delivered a striking
discourse on the nature and the beau
ty of the religious life, dwelling on
the text, "The Master CaHeth Thee"
His Grace also traced the parallel be-
tween the life and virtues of St. Jo-
seph and the essence of the religious
life.
The New Novices
The postulants were beautifully at
tired in bridal robes. Kneeling at the
sanctuary rail they expressed the de-
sire to forsake the habiliments of the
world for the holy habit of the Sis
ters of st. Joseph. Having obtained
permission from the presiding prelate,
they withdrew from the chapel
'The young women who received the
habit of the Sisterhood, together with
the new names given to them, are the
following: Miss Catherine McLaugh-
lin, st. Paul, Mimi, Sister Mary Laure-
ma; Miss Alice Doyle, Earnscliffe, P
E. l., Canada, Sister Mary Ambrosine; !;
Miss Stella Gleeson, Cherry Valley, P.
E. l., Canada, Sister Mary Josephine; !;
Miss Bernadette Arrell, Minneapolis,
Minn., Sister Marie Lucienne; Miss
Helen May, Waverly, Mimi, Sister
Mary Resignata; Miss Mary A. Conley,
Portland, Ore, Sister Mary Lucretia; !;
Miss Annie Laurie Cameron, Chippe-
wa Falls, Wis, Sister Mary Ellen !;
Miss Anna M. Bower, Minneapolis,
Mimi, Sister Mary Carita; Miss EN-
ma Meyer, Almena, Wis, Sister st.
Barbara; Miss Barbara Heyn, Water.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-27
CARDINAL PIFFL APPEALS TO
AMERICAN CATHOLICS TO AID
STARVING AUSTRiANS - SUF-
FERINGS BEYOND DESCRiP-
TON.

The following urgent appeal for the
relief of the starving people of Austria,
addressed to the Catholics of America,
has been received from Cardinal Piffl
of Vienna:
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-27
The Real Oath.

| swear to support the Constitution
of the United States. l pledge myself
as a Catholic citizen and knight of
Columbus, to enlighten myself fully
upon my duties as a citizen and to con-
scientiously perform such duties en-
tirely in the interest of my country
and regardless of all personal conse-
quences. l pledge myself to do all in
my power to preserve the integrity
and purity of the ballot, and to pro-
mote reverence and respect for law
and order. I promise to practice my
religion openly and consistently, but
without ostentation, and to SO conduct
myself in public affairs, and in the
exercise of public virtue as to reflect
nothing but credit upon our Holy
Church, to the end that she may -four
ish and our country prosper to the
greater honor and glory of God.
If this is not simple pledge to good
Americanism and honest citizenship,
what would be-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-27
Nuns in Sweden.

There are two religious congrega-
tions for womennin Sweden-viz., the
Sisters of st. Elizabeth and the Sisters
of st. Joseph of Chambery. The for
mer Order was introduced into the
country by Queen Josephine. The ac-
ton of these nuns has been so bene-
fetal that all the Protestant charitable
institutions recently founded in Swe-
den are faint copies of the generous,
self-sacrifcing work of the Catholic
Sisters of Charity. There are also
Catholic associations, such as the So
ciety Of ST. Elizabeth for the relief of
the poor; the Society of Catholic
Workingmen, which was founded at
Stockholm by the late Mgr. Kiessler,
who was SO popular amongst the poor
of that city. The importance. of this
work cannot be doubted by anyone
who is acquainted with the difficulties
which the Catholics have to face to
practice their religion in a country so
imbued as Sweden is with Lutheran
prejudices and SOcialistic ideas. The
Society of st. Bridget is for the distri-
button of Catholic books The Society
known as "Concordia Catholica,'
founded in 1895, holds dramatic and
musical reunions as we'll as debates at
certain fixed periods.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Program far Pubic Health and
Community Welfare lS NuW
We'll Under Way

aarai communities und Fs,wns az less,
than 2.lHa populagian benefit in very
large part by riie public health and
community welfare work nj die Aaier'.
eau Red Grass Almost all af the
3.talu Red Cross chapters hive some
rural seefions in their territory Thera-
tnre the Red Gross gllrai servlra
Briefly. the purpose af RlrT,i Serv
ire in IA assist people IN get aut of life
more health. wealth amt happiness. I'm
riiis purpose puhir hearth Instruction
and general etiuearionai progress at
both children and l,islits play u big
part
Recreation in fonnsi "a b. one VI the
h,vgt.ss nassis Ia Frtrai lifa There in
luck of sufficient piay-isfa for the emil.
dren aud social life far tlie m.lits
Pirnirs. pagpants. tehating cIuhs.
naaei,ail tongues, community singing
and arhar social events whirh bring
siie peapip af surrounding communities
,nEefliar have been or.ani sea art EAR
rfed on under the guidance NJ Rs.d
Grass ~iral warkars 10 great HfVanr
agp In many instances solving r.s-
rea,tonal rrohie'ns and getting people
tugerher pruves ~ M the awakening
W the community ra other eaudisious
which may he improved ny unifet
tcfian
A. a result af community ar-aniga.
tion. fawnshiDs n which tiiera had
been neither nians a.,r interest In
community pragTess have heen organ,
'zeu IN vars Together With the lnifie,i
purpose of nrtnging their community
M IA the mass enlightened standards
Lecture and musical entertainment
courses have been started ~ result
NJ community meetings ~ we'll ~ ctr
cuinsing lihraF-tes. Rs4t Grass scnoaia ~
instruction n Hame Nursing. Cara of
rhe Sick amt First Ait In r,se larger
towns tfie aee.i Far r.s,rnons and pub
lie camfarr stations IN being met Play
grounds far rhe children hava been
| established ana recrpafInnai activities
worked aui Cor tte year
| IN order that gliere may be- concerted
4 efYart IN carrying IN Fte nragrams IT
I the various welfare agencies IN she
i rsiral tiistY.irfs. Rel Grass Rnrnl S-rv-
I Ice helps the arganisar fans aireat.Y IN
/ the grunnd The main ahiper af The
servire IN re- lend hand everywhere
/ and take the lead amy where n,.css-
/ sary
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

Congressman Fhss. d Schall
uslva fine example of telling
what ne ii not aa,ng tn do and
then dung it.. It the recent cGusl-
ty fa:r held 1T Pine City tfe
started out by saYinm that he
wauld not talk partisan politics
but would talk III a plain Amer
ran and then iraufhed IN a se~
we're attack on President Wilson
and everything he has done the
pxst four years Ehe also lr,chld-
err former President Taft IN has
sarrNm and then saia.. Yea see
am givinu it tar Republicans ~
well as Democrats The sreak
err went ON laudlng sach mem ~
Senator's Hiram Johnson and
Bprah, not forgetting himself
The only Republican that Mr.
S.haIl criticised was Mr. Taft and
that is because he il IN faver of
the League of Nations II Mr.
Schsll wants ro talk IN a partl-
San all we'll and gnod, but then
he should not come around and
tell us thai he IL gong To talk
IN a PLAIN American citizen. and
then lamhast everything that ore
party has done. picking cut one
sinuie. solitary man from another
party and l;imbasting him just ia
make il appear good Mr. Schall
made a hat with some of the PEG.
pie by cracking a few lokes and
through some at his hraging. but
most OF the pessple undoubtedly
wished him aside.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

paIf for timely assistance &c rfle
American Red Cross during the Inst
year. a large prauer'ian Of he III tt,t,-
NM population af rhe Balkan States
might have sfaF.-esi ar psfisiIest fium
iiseaSp ar exposure Six million doi-
mrs worth of 6sed. eio,liing and me,i-
cal supplies have been sent 10 rtia Bal
Montenegro. ser'lin Rasnin and Greece
since riie beginning If Red Cross rs-
lief operations in Cents-al Europe.
while millions Ut dollars worth of fond
alone has heen sent ~ the needy in
these sfarps
The mnnpv expended nv the Rcd
Cross in tiiia stricken portion af Flu
rome has been insect tn ser M hospitals.
aruhnnugps dispensaries. mobile netti-
eaf units and ~ help in the general re-
CONSTRUCTION af devastated areas Amer
iirnn tr-actors and mllpr farming irunie.
mrnts have na"n senr ra the agi'icni-
t1lral regions where aid has been CIV
al IN piuwiug the and.
pv the last ~ this wear prohahlv
All American Red Crpss agencies adj
minintering rrief IN Central Enrope
will have withdrawn BY thar time, lt
in nellpvesi. the people with have AZ
prnnche,i "a normal STATE NJ living and
will Nv, ai,ie through their own agencies
which The Rcd Cross fas helped set
up m provltie for themselves
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
JUNIOR RED CROSS
ACTIVE IN EUROPE

fsars.en sees.s tnr paifsh orphans
milk For anaemir tTreek babies. ,ar.
penters toots for ezer.u. Slavakian
crippses-tiies~ ara anly Few at the
gffrS that youn. Americans are sentis
Iny tn The varerashesi children af rhe
old Wsrsti
Through THE Iansar Rect s-rnss rho
aovs and xirss of ehs rnife.sf ssarss
are giving q tresh start In life 70 Eirrie
war orphans scattered all ever Earapes
They have vel up orphans homes IN
Traaew. Nriaasi cnionies ia Belgium end
Montenegro. and dMg senoais in NJ
nMniu
They are sending daxpns az vnuna
Syrians. Mantensxrsns. amt Alhaatans
IN American coiiex~s in Canssanr.napt..
snst Beirut. amt masntaintnw more rssns,
. hundred orphans ~ French snl,iier-S
sf colleges anal rrssts S.nnSsia nj ~
pksnaxcs anst farm schonin up ansi
an~n che peninsula af rixly rhere arv
nearby 5las warvts az Asnertrsn Iuniar~
EAsr winner . tiiouxAnst French chill
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
Tn. Right spirit

[f there's any chance to boom
business. boom IL. Don't be a
knochsr. Dnn't pull 4 long fsice
ard get sour in your stomach.
HGpe a bit. Get smile OH YOU.
Hold M your head. Get q hold
with both hands Then pull
Bury your hatchet Drop yeilr
tnmallawk. Hide vour little ham.
ner When Il stranger drops m,
tell him, this in the greatest
tawn on earth. II 49, Don't ret
muiish. Don't roast BE- IoIly.
Get popular It's dealt easg
Help yourself along Push ynir
friends with you Soon you'll
have a whole procession. BIZ q
good fellow
M man ever helped himself by
knocking other people down. No
man ever got rich trying to make
people believe that he was the
only good man on earth. You
can I climb the l;ldder of fame by
stepping Gu other peoples cnr's.
They We their corrs Not yours.
And they're tender Keep off
tire c0rns.
All men are not alike Once
IN while you may find one who
IL very mneh alike But some
are different Yonre not the
only shirt III the wish. IF you
dent like their style, ter en
alone Don't knock You'll ret
used to it. There ne. end If
fun IN grinding your own h'asi-
ness. And il makes other people
hke You bs--er Better have
others struck on you than get
stuck ON Yourself kabulv gets
stuck On q kiociser Don't be
one OF two
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

Default having IseeY1 made In the nay<
rnenr 81 tile sum Of OHo Ehotsatfi
Three Huntti-ea rtvefltvone ana i@-4
Dollars. wificfr tn ciairnci m be due
and il due M the einre of this notlcs
upon n certain Mortgage. duly rNf-stlttstt
and delivered ny Berrtta FronfTep anu
Max Fronrfep. her husband. Aorf@a2~
s,y-<E tn Ole 81, tsfessfteiIn. NnatI:agee.
feus-in4 eiatf. the 18th day o5 March.
fafT. and with poyer Of safe Therein
contained duly recorded in tie offiee
er tire Register of Deetfs in ami fnr
the County III Pine and state Of Mn
aesafs IN the Eth duy Of Itine r91T,
at e'ctoek r.. NJ. III Beck "a of Mort
cages an Page 81. and no action or pro-
ceetiinR having been instituted at itw
or otherwise to recover the detgt We
cured ny said Mortgage or any Dag't
sifpreof
Vow THEREFORE,. NOTICE rs
HEREBY GIVEN. That nv virtue OF
the nswer Of sale contained IN sain
Ms.tgass. ana pursuant ~ the statlite
III ste1 male and Drnritisstt. tie
said Mrn.t2ane VIII be foI'eciese,i bv
sale af the premises described III and
convnyesi nv said Aorttssige., via West
ttitlf tWh) Of Northwest quarter
fNWNl Of S.crion Tweivs tit3 in
Township Forrv-nne GtIi North oi
Range Twenty (cbe West af the Fourth
Principal Meridian in Pine County and
State of Miunssota with tile herfatiti-
nent5 and aul3uTteua8ceS$ wt:cfi sale
wIil ne nade nv the sheriff OF sstid
Pine County ut the front door Of the
Court House IN t'ie Wjiiage Of Pinr
civ N said County and Stare. the
LIN day nf November. t9.n, Mt IA
saicinek u. W.. Of that day. at public
veildiie. To the highest bidder for eash
to my, sHid debit or Si.327.Ts. and in.
terrst. and t5ives. r any. on saisi prem.
tSes. ana &evenfv-five Dollars. sttor.
nev's fees. ~ stipulated in and hv salt
Mort Esatse in ease of fprsciosure ann
the disbursements allowed nv law: sslh
seet RI redemption Jt any time within
aife veffr ffVsgn aafe 30 saie. AZ pfvY.
viti.s nv lasw
Dated SeDte,nber III. l9sD
Ole " esf-efshein Mortsrasrne
q q. Sapiin. Atfornev far Mortna gree.
THIEF River Falls. Hinnessutt
Sent 3i--sJer 2Sl.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
W. Kna fnuin...

While Eenry Ford started
something Isust week. the dawn
ward trend OF prices--he can per-
hams not be blamed for the lower
Tax rate IN the state ct Mime
ssta fer E12O State Auditor
Fiw4is announces that the state
levy Ear I91n viii be ~ mills
IN against 81 mill Inst wear Well
ut AIRY rate whoever ~ to blame
will never be kirhed For it dur
ing these times ef Eow prices on
"spuis'
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

tran from the fnndeguare shelters Vt
ttIe cievaMesi regions we're senf by the
N4liiar Red crnss m spend the eoid
months In warmer 4pmrts " france.
Al the same time five thousand little
Beigiaus ver. liasing a not lnneh every
day az Jt1nior Red Cross scfeoI can
TEENS
American +cneoi children have a.
ready rrised something like million
dnilary FIR these enterprises. and they
are stiil hard af work
I'm China. through campaigns OF at.
urafien, the Hinor Ref cross In help
ing 70 combat widely prevalent blind
ness aud cholera
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

Let your child learn first co
oney and afterwards To com
nani." This sounds unaaswera-
hfe, but like many other naxims
it may nislesni.
No child should be the tyrant
at the household. and much is
gained when htrlss children learn
tn fall into the routine ef a we'll
ordered home. A time ca 20 ta
bed, a time ta rise, TIME for
meals. for work. for play and a
time Far cleaning up The more
Thus seems tn the child ike a
part Of the very nature of
things. the more smoothly witt
life run for everybody. the ssss
OCCASION there will be for cIslsi,
al willis, and the better kind af
conscience the child will carry
through the rest OF his life.
But obedience Go the mere
within Of TEACHERS parents or old,
ar children Is noe q shinu to b.
valued highly 1t naakes for des
potism Wisconsin State Jour
nal,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

Remember fTlat plants root shall
lnw aud that the I~lAtss run deep
Dozen plowing amt shallow eultiva-
ting suits the Diant
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

Default having heen madr N me pay
rnent oT tire sum OF t,vo nunaT"d 5estsal-
tyy-five. ts2-5.DVt Dollars. which ~
claimed tn be ttiie and ~ diie ut the
dare of this uotfce upen rerrztin
mort .age duly executed and deiivrreft
by Emil Peterson aIld Mile Peterson.
his Wife inert gasfor-s. tn SarfHtpns to-
Operatives Company. a carTpr1tlon fliN
created under the laws at the stare
OF minnesota. Mortgages. 1earfn9 date
the 18th day Of Augnst 1919 and with
n oewer Of sale therein contained. di5v
r.corsied in the office NJ rhe Register
af Deetts IN and fpr the County 81
Pine State Of Minnesota On the l5tn
day af August. 1910. AT rwu 9aiock z.
NJ in Baak ~ Of Mortgages, On pHge
tS2.
And M action proceeding having
been instituted. Ir law or otherwise.
10 recover the deiit secured ny said
mort gage. any part rherenf.
Now Therefore, Notice. ~ Hereby
Given that nv virtue Of tn. power ef
sale contained IN said nortTage. anu
purguant IN the statute n such case
lna,ie and provided tia said mortgage
viii ne foreci.,ssa nv a sale of the pre-
misses tfescrlhest in anu conveyed nv
said murtgaue. rU-wtt: Lot three Cd
Gual.ries as per Mat thereof on fle
ani af r~eafsrf N the office Of the Reg
lister uf Deeds OF said Pine County.
state Of Minnesota. with the hereditf-
viii he nade ny the Sheriff Of said
Pine County ut the ff-ouf door of the
court house. in the village of Pine CITY.
IN said county and state. the 18TH
tav of Gctabe-, fag0 1T tyyn aGioc Il
r. N of that tmv ar p1hic wenttiie. IN
the iGteSt hititter for cash. IA pay the
sam debt af rive hundred seventv-ftvr
| fs2T5.oa1 DalIar-g audi interest anu tie
s2-Ses. Il any. on said premises. anu
tyyen tv~ive fsgS.a6A Dollars attorney
faes stipulated in and by said mort
y, re IN ease Of roreeiustir-. and the
Ciisbnrvefnents Hiiowed nv law, 4llnieet
to redemption at WY time within one
waar f1-orn the fav vt sale, as provided
/ nv law.
Dated August sfst fa"n
/ Sandstone Co-operaf9ve Company
Mortgagre
Aibar- Johnson
Attorney for Murtra9 ne
sandstone MINNESOTA
+ Gang. f6--Ispt aHA
/ They used ta say. ''Tt takes 3
pull TO get ahead.
But now thew say: It takes Z
head to get a pull.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

A flag on tiie schoalhouse In fine,
a fiaa in every heart il best Of all.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30

The pro6teers seem To be La
boring under the impression that
al nj us have CArnewNs arlAf.
ton 10 die poor Associated Ed
t0Fs tChicagol.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-09-30
American Want Ads pav

He who only hopes liz hopeless; he
who only guesses he can do things is
hopeless faiiurH-L- NJ
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-02

in aid to about $50 needy and that
the taxpayer will pay $66, 900 for the
use of this money for one season.
The bonds VIII probably 6, or Z per
cent and will probably run for FIVE
years
Another thing 70 be taken into
consideration is the fact that the
west end Of the county is now work
ing for county division and If they
make out to divide after the money
has been voted, then it will fall upon
what is left of Sheridan county to
pay that part Of the debt which he
receivers Of relief in the new county
does not pay.
The above are the facts. Of the
bond issue proposition as nearly as
the Producers News is able to deter
mine.
The bond issue is up to the tax.
PAYERS of Sheridan county who will
have to pay the fiddler. Every vote1
should turn out to vote his convic-
tions. Don't stay away from the
polls and then kick and grumble i
the election does not go to suit you
Get out and get your neighbors out
talk the matter over and vote YOU
convictions, whatever they are-fo1
YOU voters are the doctors.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-02
GREEN INK RODGER
IN YW0D
1Nc01INTY SEAT ON LABpRS IN
CONNECTION. WITH COUNTY
DIVISION.

Green Ink Rodger 4;esa, burke, eoa.oa, = +
in-chief of the scobey Sc sent1ne,, mel IS +ha IN
proposition Of cutting off the west 81
snd Of Sheridan county and part OF
the east side of Valley county ana
forming new county to be known as
Daniels county; ., :. tho
It seems that Mr.. burke IS Iae
s;onists and that as arewar1 for ms ns
;labors he will be made Clerk 9 rs IS
corder Of the new county ana !ne
Scobey oenslnel IT. W ~ al. a1so have the
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-02

o,rY IS NOT LIEN AGAINST BORROWERS LAND

The Sheridan County Farm Bureau through its officers
,ong the county opposing the proposed Drouth Relief
y sJ Issue to be voted on Saturday, january 3rd
These men in their discussions, show that the money ad
,,.d will not all become lien the land On which the
I Grain planted but that only the furnsehed for
ed grain may possibly become hen, but that the money
for feed and provisions for the family do not become
hut in the case Of default the payment Of they
nme charge upon the county and must be paid BY all of
xpayes IT, of course, those whom the money sup
d nav the money back the taxpayers will relieved to
Il amount of the paid back.
In reference the amount paid for seed claimed that
h particular sum becomes lien. subject, fcose to all
l., ,,,or +he land
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-02
C. Conner Acting as ExO Ocio Auditor, ADULTS and Allows
Huge Mileage Claims Of Jud Matkins and
County Surveyor Coryel
TAXPAYERS WILL PAY FOR CARS THIS YEAR

c. E. Conner, acting exofco auditor, as is provided
in statutes instances when the county audi
tor disapproves claim after holding couple of weeks
ago. Of session. which was attended with all OF
the ridiculous buonery and conica antics usually attendant
and part Of court procedure which has been hatched
lawyers the past order prevent and obstrct and inter
ere with the dealing of justice together with all excep
and objections and hokus pokus about and
irrelevant and immaterial questions wh all taken
down by court stenogapher just had been honest
o-goodness trial. found time last Monday just it was
expected that would be found before the pumpknve dra
matte club pulled the farce comedy that 20 cents mile was
the actual amount that it Messrs and Corye to
drive their several Bucks about over county, and al
lowed these huge, and say outrageous, claims of these
people whose particular mission in life to separate the tax
payers of Sheridan county from their money