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fllll9.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
January 80, 1920, as required by
Act of October 6. 1917.
Berlin, %. San.
Die ocutihe Hegierllng bat an Die
Gntente cine Notc geridtet, in Der ite
I'M Mduoerune Der 8eltinlnumgen
oes 8erioiller 8crtrags iiber auslic'
feruna fiibreuoer oeutider Sffi3iere
oes Seeres uno Der sSlotte iolpie fiib-
renoer 8eomter erfnht. Die 8etds'
regierlmg beoeutet Der @ntente, lie
Tonne feline @eipibr fir Die Iusliefe.
rilnq iibernebneu. sic eriudt, Der
8efabr innerer llmpol5ungen III
8eutidlono, follS Die &egierllng &c.
ppl,ngen peroen ioIlte, Die InSlieIe'
rung Der oerinugten DISQUALIFICATION
yt erapineeu. 8ednitng 5lt tragen
uno idIdet Dor, Die bon Der @ntentc
9lngeflagten Dor einem nentralen Sc
rihtSbof 3u iteilen.
gSie perIoutet. iieht man IN Reaie'
r,ngsfreiien IN Berlin in Dem sltten.
tat ouf @rsberger elm gorfpiel oeiien,
mas in groBerem untfanae eintrctcn
f0nntc nenn oie Regieuina ben NIlt
irten in ser MusIieferungsfrage nah'
aeben un6 et1pn periuten iollte, bic
uuf Ser 2iIte Der @ntentc aenonnten
Geri0ulidfeiten nit 8crpalt in ibre
- Sonb su befommer. Gs ipor ihon
uorber befonut oob bie Regiering
iid) ale Nlitbe ecben miiroe. Die @n-
tente su beltimnen, nidt auf berglns-
liefcrltne 5u beiteben; oasslttentot bot
lie in oieier Saltl,ng noh belt1rft.
Der Mifociateo 8reB ipuroc sl pcr'
Iteben geqeben, oab ieIbit ocranttport-
lid)e gtitgIie6er oes guspdrtigcn
9lmtS lih rl,n6lpea lpcigern pilroen,
irqeno et1pos in Sofen Ser Iuslie-
fcrilug 3u th,n, oielmebr poIliuen Wi'
ocritono 5u lciItcn entidloiiei, ieien.
9tof elmer 9esort ioll Die Hote an DE
Gnteilte and Sen Torid)lag entbaltcn,
bo5 RcihSgeriht in 2cip5ig lpll ilber
Die betrefefnocn YcrionlidrfeiterL DC
rem auslieferune perlongt miro, 5it
@erid)t litcn. uno nnoeuten, baB Die
Ter hof1te 8erid)tSbof cine erito-
pfcuoe, 1tnpurteiiIdle llnterilldnlnQ gc-
lpGbrIci1ten lpilrbe; iie ioll lid iogar
bereit crfIGrt boben, 5lt oem GrofB
&crtreter ser @ntente 5it5itiaiien.
Gin hoherer @cumter oeS NuSlpdr'
tiqen etmteS erflorte, er 5Delfle, Dob
in 8euthlano irgeno elm Utann gea
frnoen iper6en fonnte, bon einenl
Commandment I'M Seer ODER Ser Yta-
rine bis suft @emcnoerathsnlitglieo
oes fleiniten 0orfes Der lidl oa5u bcr-
geben lpiiroe, einen Softbefebl gegen
2anoSlelttc ouS3uiteIlcn oomit bie1c
Dor einen ouslGtotiden 8eriht5bof
oeihIeppt tpiiroen
Sebenflidc inncre Gage.
Die nirtbit)oftlihe Gage in Gelitid)'
lono lit 9eger1pdrtia auBerit beifel.
uno in ser Rote miro angeoelltet, ooB
e3 oesbolb nidt rotblid iei oieS6fpie'
rigfeitcn nod 5u erboben, 5uHlal, ipie
betont fpiro, et1poige Storiingen in
oieiem Sale nidt bon elmer ein5iger
Iortei ousgeben fpiiroen. Cine bobe'
rer 8eomter oeutet an, penn Die Re'
gierltrg oerfuhen ioI1te, ouh MIR i'm
gerin9ften 8etpaIt on5lnpenoen in Der
9(usIieferungsiohc, iei Elm 8eneral'
itreif i'm go13en &anOe 5u ertparten
Gs miro iibrigens ous6riidlih perii'
fert, Der Regierling iei nod feine2tIt(
bon Der gnterte sugeaaugen, iie tpiiIC
aud nod nihts ooriiber, mann iie eint
inIhe befonn1en ione. uno tpeiier
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llnaarn mHo mieOer Wonar=
die.

CAbNPcIts - ANN't.
Scr u1rqoriife IPiniiterprdii6ent
Sus3ar tiinoigte am Tonnerstog in
elmer ISrauen @eriamullung in 8u.
0opeit on, llnqarn rperoe ruie0er cine
Ylonnrdlie ruer0cn, mo ioFort nnt
Sem 3iianmentreten Der iett getpdhl-
ten erIRn MISUNDERSTANDING ioue
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Randlsimmer fiir Tamtn.
Ghicono. Nn.. %. SSo

NpIcogo, 1SH., y. l5on.
Gin 3beoter in Chicago, Sn.,
fiinoigt on. oab es Elm RoudSinnler
fir Damen eingeriftet bat; Die 8e-
id1dftsleitnng erfl0rt, iie ici BON 6eu
8efudprinnen bier3u gc51uungeu tpor.
BEN. neil ith beroltSaeiteat babe, oar
oie Gnmeu i'm 8aidBimner, i'm @ou'
buir, ia ielbIt in zen 8eauoelgongen
rnuf,en. Die 6rnuen rouf,en mehr
3igaretten OILS oie Rduner, 70 ingte
Der Tireftor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-30
Selesrapbiides NQerIei.
ScudDen in Citenropa.
g2icn. %. SSnr

Wlcn, %. San.
Iic 9lu8breitllng bon Scliheu i'm
oitIihcn europa madt SeIterreih be-
iorgt 0ieSnfIuen5a III beftiger 5orm
nimmt in @ien uno Wtonpeit ST. @ie
9eri6te aus Dem oitIiden Shleiien
uno ser Slolpafci beiogen, greift olc
Ncit raid nm lid. Ssn Iid)edcn fuIIen
Die 2cute orrf ocn StroBcn Inn. 0rci
WIitqIiebcr ocs 2anota95 morcn M
ter 0cn Gpfcna. &iclc Regicrun9s0m-
fer iiuo geidloIicn. <Sn Der llfroinc
9ciiornbicn lnb ToIcn breitct lid h1S
5SlCdiCbcr aus.
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Ginitimmig pcriuorfeu.
GnInn1hin. g 6 Is c;nr

Columbia, 2. g., 2S. Gan.
Die pom Stnotsienot oou South
Carolina fiir5lid] ongenommene 8or-
Ioqe, nod Der Roud,en in offcntlihen
SpeiiGpitrhId)often bel Straie oerbo-
ten meroen ioIlte. tprroe am 0fitttpoh
nui gmpfebhing oes Suitiyausid)ui.
les in Der .9IIiembIp einItimmig Der
morton
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Tircftes aabel.
Nln1itrrhnn1 2S. 'M1.

WNIIICFUuII, 70, 1NllI.
GaS Nanoclsbloo III Nmiteronm
thcilt nit. Die omerifoniIdN @Citcrn
Union telegraph So. plane oie sc.
Qlluq elmer unmittcIbarcn Gnbcl c9r-
binounQ 3rpiidlcn Amcrifo lmb Sol
Lamb. @isbcr 9eben i6nmtIife |cr.
biuomQcu 0onono@ nrit 2Imcrifo
iiber GnaIono, mos uamcntIid) nab.
reno ocs Nricqc> oft tiIr Qcid,ditlidlc
9lngeIcaenbeitcn groBe &cr}ogcrun
ncn brndlte.
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Eitiee Rcntrnles 8etpGIcr.
2onoon, %. aSor

~VFEUUItt 10 7NUFE.
Cine iSllfenoepeihe ans Noafou
meIoete om Gienstog rat Con.
Don, boB III elmer Goniercu5 Der
Citice. .Staoten in &eIiinaforS om %.
2Samnr eittftimnia beihIolen puroe.
Sen Gorid)Iag Der gntcute oic Office
I'll einem ncutrnIeu @elpdiier 81 ma
d1eu. 1usuuPhmpn
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Sdlauipiclcr ais rSpiOn" ucroGdltiaf.
9}eln Nnrf. 2S. Con.

9tCIU DUTI, %. 15uIL
Hobcrt Gcgerrcis, cinSdlollipiclCf,
crhob acgen 26 V}itaIieoer ocS TIop.
crS Club 5haoencriabflnqcn in Scr
0Ghc pom 100000. Gr mad)t gel
teno oaB bic 2cllte i'm aI5 eineu Qro
ocutid)cn brQnomarften, ol5 ,Srcuno
0cS &aiicrs un0 oIs einen Spinn, Dor
uno nnd) Dem nmrrifnniidlcn &riegs
cintritt. argcrreis bchnllptct in lei,
uer &Iogc, 0aB er udbreno Der ann3er
Belt Der &crleunoung ein Iopalcr
omcrifoniihcr 9iirger geipeicn lei,
mic beiite nod.
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Gnrdl Nof dlemifi erobert.
QnnNol1. %. Nn1l.

&pIDoH. %. sui
Rad einem SnfeniprHh ouo
aro5erter 4olihetuifi Irup.
pen bic niftiqo Sto6t GIiiabethgrn6
t30 Ntcilen nor6lid oon Gberiou i'm
iii6Iif,en RuBIan0
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Hcncr Sumet gciid)tct.
Ghicdao, 2S. ol

-NFNVbNF ~ 1NN3F'
Ser nclle Sonnet Soln. nat iciuem
iponlIheu @nt0eCfer qeuanut, murOe
9eiiern gtodlt nod5 elmer 0epeihc oc$
HroIelIorS 6or bon Ser 9tortbucItcrn.
llniperiitot oon Der @iuiam3 Ban.
isis, Sterntportc ans 9eiidtct. Scit
elmer @ohe iltdten 9lItronomcu nod
Der StcIllng ocS Gometen, Gem mad.
ten 9Iuqe crideint ser Gomet lpic Gin
gcfpohnIidler Stern.
Sugar &uftidliffcr grHnOen cine
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SOgar 2nftidliffcr granOen cine
Union.
9Garis, 2S. So

Norle, =, o5on.
2uftid,iifer 9riinoeten eiuen ser
bano uto iaBten 8eihtiiic iiber Ntiu-
ocitgeboIte. Gum goriiecnoen nur3t
2eutnant Wtardna gclpdbIt, ser itber
GelttidInno fIog mo nuf Dem g@cG
nad Berlin GrofIomotionen obluuri.
9ic ltnion miro cine @cidQftigung2,
odrnrtr rrnffrtru
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Nerfiuiiroi9cr &cr9Icidj.
9erlir. 2S. Nnll

BerIln, 2S. ,\Oll
@emoB elmer 0epeihe prizes 0of
preoiger GogeI in elmer Rc0c iii
@eitorp ben pormaIigen Soiier oIs
Die beoeutenoite 4erionlihfeit iii o,r
@eidlidlte nafit Dem 9aeiornotor
Qiithcr
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0crtidlano bilft 9oIen u;dDt.
Berlin, 28. San

WCIIITL 20. 1yuH
@rui AepcntIon ingt in einem
glnIiotc, nob Teutit)Inn0 Die 9oIc1
in ihrcm aanpie leqen Die 8OIid)e'
milf uidlt uuteritl'ben mer0e 1Vn
6inhIi6 uui 0ic ncue ruiiiidc Bolit'f
Der Gntentc ui0eripreflc jeoes 0or-
Gcbeu in g}olen 0eutit,en ,SntereIigr
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Sngoilaucn bleiben it6riih.

Bori5, %. 9Jnr
Gic hclitige iuqoiIorpiite Ant1port
aui oos olliirtc llltinatlm bel Der
aoriotiihen 5rage Iehnt 0en BON ocr
1Stolenern ongebotcnen 8ergIciCb ob
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y5cinoIide" Gnsldnber onrfcn nidlt
nadj Snoicn.

Gefhi, 2S. San.
9ie in6iihc Regierung hat fein6.
lihen GusIGnocr1 oos Vetreten bon
ISn0icn nerbotcn. Gns 0erbot GILT iiir
mir0eitens flint Sabre.
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4orjs. BON Der linton 'or
Securitp in AirplnHe Serpice" lit
fiic Den GrfinOer eincr WorritltunG.
bte nngctan it, Die 2nitidiinbrt in
eincr Sdmarcr OILS Sllit Wnitine IL
hcrcr ais gegentudrtig gu mahcn
Elm @reis oOu 100000 6ranteu
ausgcihricbm norOen. Die @,oin.
quugen idjreiben peoer fir 0a2 in,
polpicrte 8rin3ip, nod iiIr Sic gta-
tur Der Griinoung, Die oie Ntotoren
ODER aarburotoren betrcf',u ooer
ein Stab,liiator ootr eine }'orrIh,
tuug len tam. 6a3 Qau0eu i,dlcrer
5u MAIDEN. eiuc @rcmc uor Der
g9cttbeipcrb 1T fir grfinoer o1er
RatioHlIitd,2n oiieu.
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6Obc Ciiilierc molIen panafncdlt

Narlln. Eos Glcno Der ebe-
inali0rn 0itcrrcidiihcu GIi5Iere
Uir0 olrh elncu TaQ nu@ eluer elc.
Gontrn GorIiaot pen Mlcn lIIuitrlert
Gin Nousbeiibcr iuhte ctucn <>nuc-
fncd)t unO mattc Dies i'm Gliii5cr-
pcreu bctanut Inter 0cn @tUcr-
bern beidnocu iid) Elm @euardIHaior.
0rei C5erilcn, 3mei CberitlcntanutS.
iicben Otaiore uno att3ebn 8ulipt'
lCnte.
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True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. on
January 80, 1920, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
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2Sn 0en bureaus Der @olii'ihen
9infrid)ten.2 2IgentlIr in @omburg,
a0In, Stettin. Toujig, Giiiiel0ori
uno onocren Stdoten 9eutidlonSs
iin0 Streifs sur Gr5minqung bobe
rcr 20hne ouSdebrohcn.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-10
Mr.. CHARLES vASALY
RECEPTION TO DISTINGUISHED
CATHOLIC OFFICIAL.

Mr.. Charles E. Vasaly, who has
served the State of Minnesota as
member of the State Board of Con-
troll for eleven years, has resigned
from the Board to accept position
of greater Importance. In honor Of
the splendid record which this val
liant Catholic official has made in the
public service a reception was tender.
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. Vasaly Friday
evening, June 25, in. the Rotunda of
the State Capitol, St. Paul. The guests
later on adjourned to the Senate
Chamber for short program.
Addresses of high eulogy and en-
comium were delivered by Rev. H. c.
Swearingen, chairman, Hon. T. D.
O'Brien, Miss Marguerite Wells, R. W.
Wheelock, DR.. w. L. Mayo, and c. j.
Swendsen. Representative from TWEEN.
ty-tWo organizations well-known for
social work in city and state were
present to tender their congratula
tions to Mr.. Vasaly. Altogether this
reception is said to have been the
most memorable of it's kind ever held
in the State Capitol.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-10
DIOCESE OF ST. CLOUD

Butler: From July IS till July 25 the
Order of Canons Regular of the Holy
Cross (Crosier Fathers) celebrates
the feast of st. Odilia, virgin and
martyr, companion of St. Ursula.
This saint has been given as a spe-
cial patrOness to the Order of the
Holy Cross by God Himself. st. Odil-
ia is invoked in all spiritual and tenn
poral necessities. specially against
eye troubles. Not very long ago a
Franciscan Father in this country APP
piled water blessed in honor of st.
Odilia, and touched with her relic,
and he found quick relief for his eyes
that were in a bad condition. During
the nOvena. which begins on July 9.
and also during the Octave from July
1925 in the Church of the Holy Cross
special prayers will be offered for all
intentions that may be recommended
in due time. Saint Odilia so respect
ed her Holy Faith and the virtue of
purity, that she suffered martyrdom
rather than abandon these virtues.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-10
Catholics from Mayflower Stock

Allen, Princess Lante della Revere, of
the great Papal family of that name
in Rome; daughter of Bradford Allen,
of st. Louis; MISREPRESENTATION
ter of Rev. Thomas Allen 0743-1S1O)
the fighting parson of Bennington
and of his wife, Elizabeth Lee, the
latter the great-great-grandda
of William Bradford.
The children of Colonel A. J. Dallas,
U. S. A., are through their mother
also descended from Bradford. Miss
Shurtleff, devout convert of Dor
chester, Mass, is more fortunate than
any other MayfloWer descendants that
we know Of for she is not only de-
scended from William Shurtleff but
from ten other passengers on what
must have been most capacious ship.
Other Catholics of Mayfower stock
are: James Hoyt Miller, New York
City, descendant Of John Carver, first
Governor of the Plymouth Colony;
Miss Georgina Pell Curtis, the author,
Chicago, descended from Peregrine
White; Brigadier-General Charles
Hedges McKinstry, U. S. A., and his
sister, Sister Mary Elizabeth, of the
Carmelites, from John and Priscilla
Alden, Governor Bradford and other
Pilgrims, as we'll as from Cotton Math-
er; Charles G. Copeland, Libertyville,
Illinois, from a sister of John Alden;
William Stetson Merrill, Assistant Lii
brarian of the NeWberry Library, Chi
cago, from Stephen Hopkins; Father
Archdiocese of Baltimore, who died
last week, from John and Priscilla AL
den; Mrs. Mabel Louise Fuller Blod-
gett, West Newton, Mass, the novelist,
from Richard Warren; Benjamin Ber-
ry, Baltimore merchant, from Cover
nor Edward Winslow; Princess Mar
garet (Chapin) Bassiano, of Rome,
from Deacon Chaplin; Count Reginald
Henshaw Ward of New York and Lon
don, England, Hereditary Member of
the Society of Maytiower Descend
ants; Madame Elizabeth Jane Gard
ner Bougereau, of Paris, the famous
painter; Mrs. Caroline Elizabeth Fair
field Williams Corbin, the author, of
Chicago, from two Mayflower passen-
gers, as is Mrs. Edith Dudley Blyden-
burgh Douglass, North Charlestown,
N. H.; Madame Jusserand, wife of
tie French Ambassador at Washing
Ten, born Miss Elise Richards; Miss
Harriet Brewer Churchill, of Boston
and London; DR.. Frederic Joseph Kins-
man, and doubtless many more whose
names are unknown to us.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-10
DIOCESE OF FARGO

HiIIsboro: The members of the ST.
Rose of Lima Church very pleasant
ly surprised their pastor, Father Keel
man Friday evening, July 81, the oc-
casion being his fiftieth birthday. The
members met at the John Krizberger
farm just east of the city, and came
to the church hall in body. The even
ing was spent in the usual social way,
games, speaking and music. A goodly
purse was presented to Father Keel
man. A bounteous lunch was served
by the ladies of the parish.
Father Koelman is making prepar-
atoms for an extended trip to Europe
visiting his relations whom he has
not seen for twelve years, and at
tending to some important business
He also expects to bring some sub
stantial settlers from Holland and
Belgium. Seven arrived a few weeks
ago direct from Holland, and they
are highly pleased in their new home
near Hillsboro.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-10
IRISH MISSIONARIES
PRIESTS OF NEW SOCIETY REACH
CHINA AND BEGIN WORK.

News has just come to the Chinese
Mission Society at Omaha, that the
first of it's 1920 mission band, who
left Seattle on May 25, have reached
China. They landed at Shanghai on
June 49,, when they began their jour-
ney up the Yangtse River for six hun
dred miles, and reached their mission
field at Han Yang on the Feast of SIS.
Peter and Paul.
Their first work in their new head
quarters will be to provide suitable
sites for their church buildings and
schools. A few months will be spent
in learning the language before the
priests set out for the various mission
centers to be established in the dis
trict of Central Hupeh, which in ad'
dition to the City of Han Yang, has
been entrusted to their care.
Reverend Edward J. Calvin who was
formerly a priest in the Diocese OF
Brooklyn and afterwards for many
years a missionary in China, will di
rect the activities of the Society II
it's new mission field. He will be join
| ed later on by fourteen other priest:
who will sail in September.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-10
A BELGIAN TOWN
CATHOLIC WELFARE WORK IN
BELGIUM SHOWS FINE RE-
SUITS.

The influence of the National Cath
Ollie War Council is still being felt in
the little town of Rouleurs, Belgium,
which has regained fifteen of it's
twenty-five thousand inhabitants who
fed during the most dreadful days of
the war
"Our Hearth" the Catholic Club
formerly occupied by the N. G. w. G..
and which is better known, even
among the English-speaking, by it's
Flemish designation, "OnZe Hard" is
now the center for distribution for
the vast quantities of fine Flemish
lace which is made by the people in
their homes.
From Ypres to Ostend the value of
this aid to the serious and practical
work of reconstruction is being felt
and highly commended.
The Able Destroyer is the head OF
the "Onze Hard" Association and
also has in charge the industrial and
vocational schools located in this most
devastated corner of Belgium, where
for months the British, French and
American shells swept towns and vii
lagos.
Throughout the district, in practical
~ every home, are seen today the re
suits of the work done under the aus
pieces of the National Catholic Wei
fare Council, which started it's worl
here in November, 1919, as center
for the girls of families just beginning
life anew.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-10
DIOCESE OF LEAD

Sturgis: The Benedictine Sisters
of st. Martins Convent are having
their annual retreats, which are be-
ing conducted by Very Rev. ]. B.
Theis, S. j., of Mankato, Mimi.
On Saturday morning, July 3, at the
close of the first retreat, nine candi-
dates received the habit and white
veil of the nOvices of the Order of
st. Benedict.
On Saturday, July 3, also, the cleo
ton of the Mother Superior of St.
Martins Convent took place. Rev.
Mother M. De Sales, who has been
Superior for the past eight years, was
reelected, to the JOY of her Commun-
ity as we'll as of the pupils and friends
of the academy, who appreciate very
much the progress that the academy,
convent, and schools and hospitals
connected with the Community have
been making under her excellent guild
ance.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-10
DIOCESE OF DULUTH

Duluth: On Sunday, July 4, the
Right Reverend Bishop made his can
onical visitation of st. Clements par
ish, 1924 West Third street, Duluth,
and appealed to the people to support
the Seminarians' Fund.
Father Joseph Kreuter, o. S. B., st.
Johns University, Collegeville, Mimi,
is giving the retreat to the Sisters of
st. Benedict at the Villa Scholastica
this week.
Under the auspices of the Knights
of Columbus DR.. Walsh delivered last
week several lectures in Duluth on
reconstruction, and on modern ideas
on progress and education. DR..
Walsh is evidently not in love with
modern progress. We certainly are
progressing, but in what direction ?
We attain greater perfection in mate
rial things-that is admitted-but do
| we attain greater perfection in things
purely intellectual? We can hardly
say so. The greatest intellectual
lights are all of them centuries old:
Homer, the greatest poet, was also the
first. And so with Aristotle, Aeschy
lus, Michael Angelo, and the other
luminaries whose names are house
hold words. Dr. Walsh also made a
striking distinction between refine
ment and taste. .s.....
The knights of Columbus are tC
be congratulated in having introduced
so able and interesting lecturer tt
the people of Duluth. Everybody
knows the achievements of the
Knights of Columbus during the
World war; it is matter of congrat
ulation that though the Peace Treat.
is signed the Knights of Columbu!
continue their activities while recon
struction is being effected.
DR.. Walsh is certainly an able ant
a. striking lecturer. Perhaps he il
more than a lecturer: he asks ques
|tions, and forces his hearers to think
He certainly does not pander to on
vanity; rather he is corrective t
silly, unreasonable pride in purely ma
terial achievement. A splendid ma
/ to make the tour of the country, an
, we hope that other cities will hay
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-10
JOSEPH j. JOYCE,
Attorney pro Sc,
913 Pioneer Bldg, st. Paul. MINI.
Order to Present Claims within Three
5 N0uthS

Months.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey, IS. Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mar
garet Madigan. Deceased.
Letters testamentary on the Estate
of Margaret Madigan, deceased, late of
the City of st. Paul in the County of
Ramsey and State of Minnesota being
granted to Mary Madigan.
1t Appearing on proper proof by atfi-
davit of j. H. Mulally made and filed
herein, as provided by law that there
are no debts against the estate of said
deceased:
1t Is Ordered, That three months be
and the same is hereby allowed from
and after the date of this Order, in
which all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased, if
any there be. are required to file the
same in Probate Court of said County.
for examination and allowance, or be
forever barred.
1t Is Further Ordered: That the first
Monday in october, 1920. at 10 o'clock
| bate Court, to be held at the Court
House in the City of st. Paul. in said
County, be and the same hereby is APP
pointed as the time and the place when
and where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and
demands.
And 1t Is Further Ordered. That no
| tice of such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested in said
| Estate, by forthwith publishing this
! cessve weeks in The Catholic Bulletin,
| a legal newspaper printed and pub
| lished in said County.
! Dated at st. Paul this 10th day of
| June, 1920.
By the Court: E. w. BAZILLE.
| Judge of Probate.
| (Seal of Probate Court.)
Lawler & Mulally, Attys.