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500 KoREONy NUKOVE
JAPONAI.

Seoul, Koreja, iepos Z. :
Cia japonQ militare stovykla
gavo ziniQ, jog ties Siberijos
siena ivykes kruvinas japonQ
karuomenes SUI koreonais SUI
siremimas. 500 koreonQ nu-
kauta If suzeista.
Pranesta, kad keli tukstan-
Giai koreonq sukileliu prisi-
deje prie Rusijos bolsevikp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
AUGsTOSIOS SILEzIJOS
ARMIJA CALI UzPULTI
BERLYNA.
Monarchistai megins dar kar-
ta paVerzti Valdzia.

Berlynas, liepos I. - Maui
jas pavojus pakyla Siandlenl-
nei vokieGip vyriausybei. 1907
600 vyrQ armija, SuorganlzuQ-
ia is savanoriu apsaugotl
vokieGiu reikaluS Augt. Silezit
joi, ina grumoti Berlynui.
Nori atkartoti zinomQ 1920
metQ Kappo revoliucijQ.
MOnarchistQ vadai If kari
ninkai Suvaziuoia i Breslau.
Berlyno vyriauSyb6 i&kanO
imaSi visQ galimu priemoniQ
apsidrausti tos galimos revo-
liucijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sIANDIE L. VYcIU SEMI.
MS POKYLIS.

siandie kaip, 7::30 vakare La
Sale viesbuty (19-ame augs
te, Red Room) pradzia sci
mimic L. Vyciu pokylio. Bus
zymiausieji sveciai. Bus puih
programa. Kaip gerb. sveciai,
taip delegatai neturi susive
luoti.
L. Vyciu IX-ojo Seimo an
troll diena pradeta su iskilmin
gomis Misiomis Dievo Apvei-
zdos baznycioje uz mirusius
narius. Celebrantu buvo kun.
NJ. Ambotas, diakonu - kun.
Ig. Albavicius, sub-diakonu-
kl. Pr. Juras.
Po MiSiu prie Dievo Apvei-
zdos baznycios nuimta delega-
tn bel delegaciu paveikslas.
Nuvykta j posedziavimo vieta
ir 1890 vol. ryta atgiedojus
Suv. Valstijq (Star Spangled
Banner) ir Vyciq himnus pra-
detas pos6dis. Skaityta pasvei
kinfnlai. Centre valdyba ir ko-
misijos uzbaige savo raportus.
Perbegta praeito Seimo nu-
tarimai. Ne visi nutarimai in
kunyti. Sis Seimas paantrino,
kad reikia isleisti kalendoriq
prizes ateinaneius Naujus Me
tus. ISrinkta komisija perziu-
r4jirnlli. ceremonijalo pri9mime
nafiq. Jon inejo: kun. Pr. Vir-
mauskas, V. stulpinas, A. sla-
pelis, Pr. Juras ir Abisala.
Pakilo diskusijq, apie orga-
nizavima vy6iq jaunameeill
kuopQ. Nutafta, kur aplinky-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
sENATAs DIRBEs D1RBs.

Washington, liepos~7
Daugelis senatoriq malonejo
pertraukti senate sesija ir
nors 4 savaites "atsils6ti." ("
Teciau naujieji senatorial
tuos anu norus sutruskino.
Nelaikas senatui ilseties, kuo-
met milionai darbininkq netu-
ri darbo kuomet seka polka
RIMS Sales atgaivinimas.
Praeita para Chicagoje pa
vogta II automobiliq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
DEL 5 cENTQ.

Chicagos miesto Eadvokatai
ruosia peticija Illinois komer-
cijos komisijai, kuri uzeme
vieta Estate public utilities"
komisijos.
ISnaujo bus reikalauiama
grazinti 5 centus w vazineji-
ma gatvekariais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
Anglai sudegine keleta ma
5 nubausti mirtimi.

Newry distrikte anglu karei-
vial penkis alrius nubaude
mirtimi az "sukilimus" prizes
AngIijos karaliaus valdzia.
Nelaiminguosius nakcia is
vilko is namq If nuzude Sail
mais vieno vieSkelio.
Belfaste du nesugauti vyru-
kai priSitaike at6m6 nuo dvie-
jQ policiantu revolverius, abu
du policiantu perSove ir patys
pab6go. Tai ivyko miesto gat-
v6je.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
NUzUDYTAS PRAECUZU
KARININKAS.

aFyzius, liepos 7. : Beu-
theme, Angst. Silezijoj, ana
diend vokieciai demonstruo-
damiI nuSov6 prancuzu majora
Mont alters, ,kurs m6gino vo-
kieGi4s malsinti.
Tud atsitikimu sujaudinta
visa Prancija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
PINlGy KURSAS,

Svetimu Saliu pinigu verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000, liepos IS
buvo tokia pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui 81
Prancijos Sinful frankly 7.94
Italijos Sinful lirQ 4.oO
Vokietijos Sinful markiq 1.33
Lietuvos Sinful auksinQ 1.33
Lenkijos Sinful markiQ .O5
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
sAJUNGININKAI BIJOSI
TURKU UzPUOL1Mo.
Imasi priemoniu apdrausti
Konstantinopoli.

Londonas, liepos Z. So
Konstantiopoly
bijosi turkq naeionalistq uzpuo
limo. Nacionalistai palengva
apvaldo Wis didesnius Marmo.
IA juros pakrasciQ plotus.
Kick palaukus jie gall pulti
patti Konsthntinopoli.
Kadangi Sajungininkai ten
turi mazai karuomenes, tad
Anglia ginti Konstantinopo-
Ii siuncia visus savo karo lai-
vus is Vidurzemiq juros.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
Anglia Gavo Airiq Reikalavimus

premieru Lloyd George ir VI
sterio premieru Craig.
Konferencija ivykO uzdary-
tomis durimis. Niekam nezi-
noma, kas tenai buvo kalba-
ma. Kiekvienas veikimas lai-
kOmas didziausioj paslapty.
Teciau sp6jama, jog gen.
SHUTS is Dublino tur6jo par
vezti Airiq statomas taikos
sqlygas, taigi kontr-pasiQly-
mus.
Taipat sakoma, jog tartasi
pertraukti kovas Airijoje il
.paskui prad6ti tikrasias tary-
baS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08

Chicagos policija sueme ke-
turis automobilip vagius, ku-
RE payogtus automobilius pri=
statydavo i Trent Lake, Ind,
ir ten parduodavo.
Suimti:: R. Leonard, 7. Ba-
gnolia, N. Gentle If R. Bar
beri.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
GEN. SHUTS PARVEzE
TAIKos SALYGAS.
Kalbama apie paliaubas Al
rijoje.

Londonas, liepOs I. - Is
Dublino cia vakar sugryzo
gen. .Smuts, PietQ Aprikos
premieras. Jis Dubline kOnfe
ravo su sinn-feineriQ vadais
reikale taikOs. ~
Gen. Smuts sugryzes tuo-
iaus atlikO konferencija su
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08

Madridas, liepos 7. = Ispa-
MICS premieras atsieme savo
rezignavima. Organizuoja nan
ja kabineta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
APMUsE PANAKTINI, APE
PLEsE OFISA.

Old Reliable Motor Co. Off
So, 1913 So. Michigan ave-,
uzzpuole plesikai. Apdauze Sc
nyva panaktini If isneSe 1,200
dol. Piktadariai suplaisino ge-
lezine spinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
S MIRE NUo KARscIQ.

Vakar popietiniai angliski
laikrasciai pranese, kad Chi
cagoje penki zmones mire uz-
gauti saules spinduliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
GELEzINKELIEGIAI
sTREIKUoJA; PASIQsTA
KARUOMENE.

Atlanta, Ga, liepos Z. =
Ant Atlanta, Birmingham il
Atlantic gelezinkelio streikuo-
ia darbininkai. Tad i Fitzge-
raid pasiqsta $50 kareivip ma
cional6s g;vardijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08

kartoti buvusiojo Kappo suki-
limo.
Po visa Vokietija monarchis-
tai sparciai veda kampanijq
Savais tikslais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
sUDEGINTA voKIEcIU
VELIAVA.

August Gebhardt liepS IS i'd.
ant savo namQ 2045 CalEerg.
isskleid6 vokiska veliava, Vel
kiai buvo pastebetas tasai i'm
perialis simbolas, nupleStas II
sudegintas.
Gebhardt pasisake jis pada-
res klaida iSkabindamaS vo-
kiska veliava.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
Pramatomas trukSmas.

Kuomet Vokietiia dziaugs-
mingai ziuri i armijQ, suorga-
nizuotq Aug$tosios Silezijos
apsaugai, dauguma bijoSi, kad
ia armija gall pagaminti maui
ja nereikalingQ VOkietijai tru-
k$mQ.
"Apsidnbe su lenkais SiIe-
zijoie, mes pasukSime prizes
pacia Berlyno valdzia.'
Toki pareiSkimai nuolat cir
dimi SavanoriQ eil6Se, ypaG
tarpe bavarQ il pomeranQ, kU-
RE yra uOlQs mOnarchiJos Sa-
lininkai.
Jie apie tai kalba drqsiai II
su aiSkiu savaimi pasitiktji-
mu.
Monarchistai turi VirSu.
N9ra jokia paslaptis, kad
savanorius pilnai kontroliuo-
ia zinomi mOnarchistai kari
ninkai, kaip gen. Ehrhardt
kapit. Won AnlOck If kit.
Tetiau vyriausias savanorlQ
kOmendantas BerlynO vyriau-
sybe informuoja, kad jo ar,
mia toll grazu nemananti at
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08

New York, liepos Z. Mics
to majoro Hylan isakymu Ella.
.karsscciq laikais per naktis atis
daryti parkai If leista Emo:
mems juose miegoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08
Nesama paliaubu.

Is Dublino paskiau pranes-
ia, jog taikos tarybos kaipir
prasidejusios Anglijos su sinn-
feineriais. TeGiau apie paliau-
bas, ty. kovQ pertraukima,
'dar pieko nezinoma.
Kai-kuriose Airijos apskri-
tyse vakar ivyke susiremi-
mai sinn-feineriQ .su anglais.
Keletas suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08

Dayton, o., liepos Z. Cia
sustreikavo gatvekariu kondu-
ktoriai ir motormenai. Kom-
panija sumazinusi uzmokesnl
be darbininkq atsiklausimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-08

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THE CATHOLIC SCOUTS
u. S. VESSEL PLACED AT THEIR
DISPOSAL FOR TRIP TO
CUBA.

Through the chairman of the Com
mittee of Troop No. 2, B. S. A., under
Catholic leadership, application was
made to Commander .Crosley, U. S. N.
for free transportation of the Catholic
Scouts to Cuba for their summer camp
Washington granted the request, and
placed the U. S. S. Peoria at the dis
posal of all scout troops in Key West,
Fla. The Cuban consul arranged ev
erything for royal reception. The
Havana press heralded their coming by
photograph of the troop and by laud
atory articles of scouting.
When the boys landed they were
met at the dock by the Cuban Scouts of
Havana and vicinity, by the municipal
and military representatives and by a
large concourse of the people. The
troop was quartered at Camp Columbia
in military training school building
Every courtesy was shown the scouts
Daily a new program was set for them
free rides in the electric cars, visits to
points of interest in and about Havana
cavalry rides, etc.
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The citizen remarks: When
John w. Griggs, encouragement
in Mckinley s cabinet, was telling
at "Pilgrim s" dinner held in
the Carlton Hotel in London
that all the merits of American
Jurisprudence were due to Eng.
lish origin, and that all our legal
faults were our own, Mr.. Justice
Darling, then and now a dis
tinguished member Of the Kings
Bench, began his speech in reply
by the memorable witticism
"Isn't it a blamed pity that We
English don't appreciate our
selves as the Americans appreciate
us?'-a sally that convulsed the
audience and made Darling the
hero of the banquet. Griggs an6
Spugs and Sims, with their clum
sy Anglo-Saxon barney, find
themselves duly estimated in this
incident. They are ciphers with
the rim accidentally omitted.
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THE CAR|TAS SOC|AL|S
VIENNA SISTERS, WITHOUT VOWS,
DO SOCIAL WORK..

A new association has been formed
in Vienna, whose community members
are known as Caritas Sisters. They
make no vows but pledge themselves
to social work. Associated with them
are Independent members, women and
girls, who freely devote themselves to
the same work. In the home for work
ing women of the Caritas Socialis
there are $50 girls. A school of do
nestle science is attached to this
home. The Caritas Socialis trains
young girls in different practical
branches and so equips them to earn
a livelihood. Those who join the Car
itas Socialis spend a year in spiritual
training and in domestic science. An
other year is spent in following
courses in social service, and active
social work in institutions. The Car
dinal Archbishop of Vienna has given
his hearty approval to this new asso-
citation.
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without marvellous manifestations

of sanctity and power.
The Little Flower of Jesus in
some way or other discovered in
her simplicity secret that has
escaped some of the very greatest
saints that ever lived. She has
found the key to the divine treas
ury, and, like the sweet child that
she was, she goes about throwing
handfuls Of precious treasure
right and left. From her place
on high she looks down, and the
roses are waited from her beau
tiful hands, and they fall every
where, and doubtless she laughs
in glee at being able to scatter her
Fathers riches among her friends
and clients.
If the Little Flower continues
his prodigality of divine favors
he world will abandon the shrines
IF all the other saints; the
faithful will forget their patrons
and will devote their petitions to
Mary the Mother of God and to
he Little Flower Of Jesus. Per-
laps all the saints will be glad to
zee that the wicked present day
las produced such a stupendous
miracle, and they will join with
Ter and help her to obtain more
roses that she may continue to
scatter them throughout the earth,
since she is able to draw so many
souls to the Good God.
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JUDGE LINDSEY SAYS
CHURCH SCHOOLS SHOW LEAST
IMMORTALITY AMONG PUPILS.

Judge Ben Lindsey, of the Denver
juvenile court, who in an interview
given to a Sunday paper announced
that he is to issue book dealing with
sexual immortality among young peo-
Die of that city. made statements
which ought to settle any parents in
deciding whether or not to educate
heir children in Catholic schools. The
newspaper declares:
Religion and education, Judge Lind
ey says, are the basic remedies for the
conditions which exist. Schools, he
says, which are under direct religious
influence have the fewest number of
sex cases."
1t seems to be true that 10 per cent
If the boys and girls Of high school
age have been guilty of immortality,
he Judge says, basing his figures on
Investigations that have come UP in
he course of his work, but he adds
hat conditions are worse among the
young people outside schools
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|TA[Y'S GREAT NOVELIST
YEAR 1921 MARKS CENTENARY OF
MANzoNps GREAT NOVEL, ~
PRoMESSI sPoSi"-cATHoLIc
AUTHOR HoNoRED WITH DAN

Besides the sixth centenary of
Dante,!s death, Italy is this year cele-
brating the memory of her most ia
nous Catholic novelist, Alessandro
Manzoni. One hundred years ago, in
1871, Manzoni began the writing of 81
Promessi Sposi," the first great historic
al romance to appear in the Italian
language and one of the greatest of
Catholic novels.
The author of II Promessi Sposi,"
says the London Catholic Times, was
the grandson of Beccaria, the famous
Italian economist, and in the early
years of his manhood was more or less
If a Freethinker. In his boyhood his
father and mother separated, and most
Of the earliest influences Of his init
mate life were non-Catholic. His
education, however, after the first
years of home tutoring, was begun
under the Barnabites, at the Collegio
Longone, and in their atmosphere his
naturally spiritual nature began to
develop. Nevertheless Manzoni did
not actually become a Catholic until
after his marriage, and then, strange
to say, not through his wife's Catho-
icity-for he married Protestant,
the daughter of a rich BANKRUPT
through her conversion. She proceed
ed him into the Church. From the
time of his conversion, which quickly
Followed his marriage, Manzoni's
writings became distinctly Catholic.
His best known poems, the 'Inni,"
which rank among the first literary
productions of Italy, appeared at this
time.
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was given to the press together
with the letters of T1ovd George

was given to the press together
with the letters Of Lloyd George
and De Valera. There was moth
ing in the letter worth comment
except the statement that the
Orangemen of ''Carsonia would
remain loyal to the British king
as they had ever been, observes
the True Voice. This must have
caused shock to British states
men who remembered July OF
1914 when Craig and his partisans
in the north were swearing off
allegiance to King George and i'm
porting arms from Germany to
equip their rebellion. Loyalty to
the British king among Craig's
followers is matter of circum-
stances. Any profession of it on
their part only serves to recall
their past record.
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UNIVERSITY Club

The first young mems dormitory at
the University of Michigan will be
built by the Catholic chaplain of the
university, Rev. Michael Bourke, it was
announced at Ann Arbor, last week.
The building plans call for a four
story structure of the most modern
type with a cafeteria and service
rooms on the first floor. The second
floor is to be fitted up as a lecture
hall and assembly room and will also
contain the administration Offices. The
third floor will have study rooms for
the boys, while the fourth is to be de-
voted to sleeping quarters.
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riages, says the report Out of one
hundred rural families in his parish.
Father O'Hara found twenty-three
families in which either the father or
mother was non-Catholic and twenty
eight more in which one or other was
convert. Catholic societies among
both adults and boys and girls are of
great value, the report declares, in
helping Catholic farmers to live a
normal social life and retain and de-
velop their love for their faith.
parish library, a closer adapta-
ton of the school course to the in
terests and needs of farm children.
lecture courses, religious pictures in
the home, Catholic and good secular
papers, magazines and books in the
home are pointed out as of particular
importance for the social, intellectual
and religious life of the farming
population.
"a vital element in the Catholic
social organization of any parish"
insists Father O'Hara in his report, "is
religious community, whether of
men or women. The Sisters who
teach parish school mean vastly
more to the parish than merely
a group of instructors to the school
children. A religious community cor
Quoting a hospital exerts an influence
upon others than the patients. In both
cases, the parish has within it a center
OF organized religious life which
throws in
rections, and integrates the whole
Catholic life of the community in a
way not experienced where the religi-
GUS life is unknown. In rural districts,
where it is impossible for a religious
community to have it's permanent
home, the advent of the Sisters to
teach Sunday School, or to conduct a
religious summer school, is an event
of great Importance to it's social
religious life
Parish or Sunday School Recon-
mended.
Father O'Hara believes that a rural
parish of Is or 100 families can have
a parish school, In such case the
problem is nearly solved For smaller
parishes and missions, he recommends
aid from stronger religious centers
and the organization of the rural
parishes in various sections of the
diocese under the rural deans. But he
points out that in most rural COM
munities in the United States it is
impossible to have school. The next
best thing is the Sunday School con-
Quoted by well-trained teachers.
'The strong religious centers,"
Father O'Hara continues, must send
out their religious teachers on Sun
days to the remote rural districts, at
least until such a time as rural religi-
Gus communities can develop to take
over the work"
Father O'Hara tells also of the
Catholic Correspondence School es-
tablished in Portland the first Sunday
Of last Advent. Courses were given
in the organization and public worship
of the Church and the current history
of the Church. Lessons were dis
tributed together with questions on
the work and the answers were sent
in and after corrections and sugges-
tions were returned. Students in $50
families were enrolled in the school,
forty of which were in Lane county.
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August % ever recalls the men,
Dry of st. Augustine, perhaps the
greatest Of all the Fathers of the
Church. Rhetorician, philosopher,
father of modern theology, bishop,
saint and voluminous writer, he
is doubtless best known as the
premier controversialist of all
time. Among his many titles that
of Malleus ELECTROMAGNETIC
hammer of heretics-fits particu-
larly well. Alone he overthrow
some of the most violent heresies
of the day.
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PRIESTS SUDDEN DEATH

While conducting a spiritual retreat
for the Ursuline Sisters in New Or
leans, Rev. Emile Diebold, S. j., aged
46 years, has been suddenly called to
his eternal reward. He had celebrat-
ed Mass and given conference in the
morning, and at about $50 a. M, was
found dead in his room. Deceased was
native Alsatian and came to this
country about thirty years ago. He
commenced his studies for the priest
hood in Macon, Ga, and completed
them at the st. Louis University, st.
Louis, Mo-, where he was ordained to
the holy priesthood in 1909 by the Most
Rev. Archbishop Glennon.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-08-27
UNGRATfFUl, INDEED
PRIEST CHARGES MAN He AIDED
WITH THEFT.

The Rev. William J. Rorer of Lady
of Lourdes Church, Omaha, has asked
police to search for John P. McCabe,
25, of Utica, N. Y. According to the
priest, McCabe disappeared from the
priests home after having defrauded
him and parishioners of $4,000.
The priest said the man, blue from
cold and hunger, had appealed to him
last Christmas, was taken into the
priests home and employed as book
keeper for the church. 1t is said Nc
Cabe had access to church funds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-08-27
BISHOP Mac SHERRY

Right Rev. DR. MacSherry, Bishop Of
Port Elizabeth, South Africa, was
presented with an address in private
nursing home in Dublin, on the occas-
ion Of his episcopal silver jubilee, by
a deputation of the clergy of Armagh
diocese, headed by Right Rev. Monsig-
nor Segrave, Drogheda, representing
Cardinal Lpgue. The Bishop is re-
covering from severe illness. He is
well known in st. Paul where he has
often visited.
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800 STUDENTS DISCUSS MIS-
SION WORK PLANS

Eight hundred Catholic students.
representing nearly every Catholic
College and university in the United
States, mapped out ways and means
of carrying forward to greater fruition
the work of the Catholic Students
Mission Crusade at the annual conven-
ton of that organization which closed
in Dayton, Ohio, last Sunday. The
convention was opened with solemn
pontifical High Mass Friday morning,
with the Most Rev. Henry Moeller,
Archbishop of Cincinnati, as celebrant.
Practically every noted missionary
priest in the United States spoke at
the meeting, pointing out methods
whereby they thought the work of the
Mission Crusade could be extended.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-08-27

If subjected to true analysis,
some of 1O0-per-cent Americans
would be found to be less than
one-half Of one per cent genuine.
Franz Sigel, Carl Schurz, Won
Steuben sound pretty German, and
they hailed direct from the Water
land; but they stand immeasur-
ably higher on the roll Of Ameri-
can patriotism than so many of
our Anglo-Saxon-Tory brethren,
What's in a name? Just what you
put into it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-08-27
BIBLE IN GAELIC

(By N. G.. w. G. News Service.)
At the Ard-Theis, or Parliament, of
the Gaelic League, opened on August
8, at the headquarters of the society
in Parnell Squares. Dublin. it was de-
cided to go on with the scheme for the
publication of the Bible in Irish.
Mr.. S. McHenry said Father Flem-
ing was in charge of the work, and
the League, had the utmost conf
dence in him. On the suggestion of
Very Rev. Canon Moran, Galway, the
New Testament is to be published
first.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-08-27

"My Rosary is the title of a
beautifully illustrated booklet
that aims to teach a better under
standing of the Fifteen Mysteries
of the life Of Our Savior and His
Blessed Mother. Its low price,
ten cents, makes it easily access
sible to all, and it may be had at
any Catholic book store.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-08-27

Chain prayers have come under
the ban Of the Postal authorities,
it is reported. Catholics have
been repeatedly warned that such
prayers containing threats of
punishment for breaking the
chain are founded on superstition,
have no ecclesiastical authorize
ton, and in the interests Of re-
Egion should be consigned to the
fire.