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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-05

babe forfaItct oIle 9fbeb1ingsfpr-
flag beotog 91tiet i0ag og operieuote
til @enatet ben aar1ige SIaobebe-
|bilgningslot fgren6e en- otaIbebiIg-
ming al 396 Maillioner Collars. Sill
len peotoges meo >212 MOB ,@telt-
'mer.
5orlagene ON Ssnoifranfning al
1looar6eioeoes af oe re-
|publifanife 2e6ere n,eb oen 8egrun-
oelle, at 9raiioent 9aroing for ST.
Sen buroe gipes frie @a1oer til at
banble> iou1 ban troeoe beoit, ne6
&en]pn til Torllag ON International
Operensfomlt ON reouceret Beb-
ming. -:
|, @trar efterot Glaabe-@iIlen bar
beotaget, optog &uiet til 8ebanoling
Sen aorlige gepilg1lings1op for sfr-
meet1 fgrenoe 331 MiIlioner DoIIars,
beoto5et forrige seslio,a, men meg
tet @anftion al prelioetlt 8illon.
S Genatet bleD man ioag infor<
melt e1ig om at lte1nnte opcr &uor,
@elolutionert paa 2er6ag. gu tort
|9ebat ON gfeiolutio1ee,, fanot @teo
ioag. 4aler bleb bolot ir1o6 &eio-
lutionen af Genator anute Nellon af
Mnre{oto, &epublifaner, og Sena=
tor ltn6erpooo al allabanta, 9emo.
frat. Slere Genatorer ptreoe 9nife
ON at ie s(fitenninge1t nolat til efter
BEN tlte Mai, ben Sag, iom at
SSronfrige ct 1at lo1ts oen iio}te Sag
al SiSsfriites1, inoen bDilfen Suif=
lano moa gao i1lo paa oe opIttlle6e
8etil1geller.
(Gortiettes ban 2nen Gioe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-05
A11lHtrp1kptt.
80 brittle 8r,tber allcrebe 9belagt
at Gberiudumelfe. sSSn6,titrieus
fulbftnnSige Gammen6rm6.
etaalfabriferne n,aa itrngea. Seru-
banetrafifen inbifrenfes til Set
Jnlpe. Solicit imIter.

2ouoe11 ben 30te Mpril. Gen1tt
&lllgruber er ollereoe bebet e6elagt
fom Sslge af Soeribantmelfe> bleb
set officielt oplpIt ioug. 9ette b:fer
/ bpilfen 116ltrefning beIe Sen britt
ife Snoltltri boloer poa at faIoe lau1-
men nn6er' set be6 Grubeorbei6er,
itreifen npltaae6e TrDf.
Ooerligere @epiier paa Sen tilta'
genbe ir6uitrielle 2onmelle babbe
man / fslge11oe S1nItenoigbe6er.
@are 13 Gtaallmelteb9rf er / 9rift
af 500.
Sernbanetrafifen er blebet for,
n1inbIfet til Set balbe.
@lle @rprestog er blebet ilsifet.
@n Sop er be6taget angaaenoe
sSnolfre11fning al gelDs11ingen.
2anbet bliber 1nart af5engigt al
Sui fra u6lanoet. gn 9aoning tDife
Sui 1ett6t ober @ollano bleb IosIet
SSpsmicb unoer 4olitibast.
Glen0igbeo og' @unger tiltager, eI-
terbbert ion 6orretning5lan1melier
bliber mere nopreget. @tore Serle1
treffes paa oe pelgisrenoe Gorenir:
ger. 6ori6reeren er blepen orbeios:
lpS Ell Mosie 6on1ilier lom 6slge
al Gtreifen.
gfterat Grubearbei6erne en0eliq
bapoe forfaltet 9egieri1tge,1s Silbll<
ON $50>000,00O / @ubiioier> blet
set blanot s(lltoriteterne notalt, a
Ser bar ringe Sa1,6ipnligbe6 for En-
irarlig Bileggclle al Streifen. Sci
eneite Gl;,nt at @oob Ter man Sro:
en- paa, at ct 6lertat of glrbei6erle
oerne be,nmelig er Sapbr al anta
gelle al SubIi6ierne ti1tro6S for, a
GiItriftsoelegaterne for forfalte:
Sem.
@epreIentonter for badoe giern(
og Mrbeiberne er reilt til auloiItrif
terne for gbnoaget1, % man troeoe
at Sogforelt:t1gs1eoerne bil6e forfsg'
at fna Geoe paa Sen birfelige @fetn
MING blanot Mrbei6erne ougaaenoe
S1fhli1ier
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sSurb maa n6 mes 100000

ssorb maa mo mes 100000. -
@oIbington oen 20en Mai. @enrp
Toro mao punge no meo 100000
til &oteI Boo6tporo 60, iom 6plg<
--of &gielterets Megtelie ioag al at be.
banole Sogen igien., Sotellet poa.
1too, at Gorb Motor 60. Seem Oori
bapoe 1o1ntpffet / at opf6re en- 8pg
ming / gsetp Dorf @itp og leie BET en-.
oeI af 6en I 81 @ar. &ien6elien meo'
ferte en- Straf al 6 Brocent for Seie.
tioe1t, beIpben6e fig til ober $4,000;
900.
@eber II. g. befrt bant. &iga 0en
2soe glpril. .@apt. gmnret &ilpo-
tricf, Ser arbei6eoe meo set ameri-
fanlfe &ebe &ors og bleb taget til
fa1ge af Bolbebiferre paa arin
Oftober ifior &glt, bar giennen1
@apt. .Marion 8. Cooper, Ser flpgte-
Sc fra ct @ooietfengfel og toni til @i.
ga for nogle Gage iioen ienot Ser
anerifanife @eeiering en- Mnnoo.
ming ON at faa bam frigibet fra oe1
r1siiife Gpngiel.
llgber brenbt tilbe6e. gIebelanb,
s., 29oe Mpril. S. 8. gbriitianie11,
5Ggrer af ct Roitaeroplan mellem
gbicngo 0g Glebelan6, brpn6te til
ogoe, ba bans Merop1an ftgrteoe til
Soroen Der tent ibag. gbriltidnien
bar biemmebgrenoe / 8aci1te.
nlpffen fanot @te6 lige ne6enfor
Central 8ia6uct Der % bleb feet af
|Sunoreoer Of Yerioner.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-05
1tltiinatam til Gauama. Maibing-

1tltimatmm til 3samamn. @oibing<
ton, 2oen Mai. &bis lite @epubli<
ten 8anama ilsifer iin eibile Slris>
6iftion ober Omraaoe ffienfet Gotta
Nica be1 2oubet= aie11beIien, bill be
ISoreneoe 5tater tbinge oet til at
lgigre BET, er BET n1ti1notu1n, Ser In
Ebeboloes / en- Note fra n6enrigsbe-
|partelne11tet oberraft Banan1ns Ne-
lgiering al BEN an1erifanIfe M,1iiter
It'll Banana ioag. 9et er Sbaret poa
Ganarnns Note af 21oe Mpril ON, at
I@bite=2 2oubet- -Rienoelfen bar naben
for poerIigere Sortolfnirg Seiefte-
lretsiulttiitiarius Wbite fafffatfe @ren-
len paa gHlanterbabsiioen mellem
!!Nohana oglgoifa Mica. Gen franlfe
8rdfioent 2onbet be{fen1te 5tille-
babsiioen. l1oeurig rigsniniiier Sngbes
Iforlanger 11tbetD6ige 11btrpf, at $50.
mama ifaI lutte 1neo fine l1ofIugter
ober oisfe aie11belier % trefffe iig til
boge fra Gotta Mieas 9nraaoe.
galbfnnb nGr 2ttaiua. gttoipa,
I9nt, 26en Mai Ser er opoage1
Sub poa en- 6ar1n. 45 Nail noroenfor
DHona. Sen fgrlte Eilitr6mning al
@uloiggere i bealt1e Gel at ganaoo
[fuIgte PAD 0pongeIfel1 % ioag bnl
Is, 900 Ncres af1narfet for SfiQrp'
MING.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-05
An1Rrtka tnnt111nt
Sc allisreSes 9faab nSarbeiSer cit
Snbbpbelie tit Sc 6prenebe Gtater
out at bore n1eb.
9msbes' Sbar til sbiflanb ppfattes
iom en- beitetnt sSorfaitelfe af Sc
H. tillebe Tpr1ag.

2ot16on SEN 3oie Mai. Sc aIliere,
bes sberlte 9faao gobfie1lote ioag llo=
fatet til Ell @enDeabelle til oe Gor-
eneoe Stater itl6bpoe,1be BET til ot
6eltage / Naaaets Nsaer> grftat=
1iugsfomn1:slionens 8orba1tolinger
og sc alGiereoe Nn1basiaosrers Gon<
fere11ler, bfeb Set oplplt fra fra11lf
Slide i6ag.
@aibington, 3oie @1oi. &pFlano
bill blibe ng0t til ful6ltet10ig at boie
Jig for be alIiere6es &rap n1eb @e,1-
ipn til gritatning og ia1t6lpnligbis
betal6 iom en- 11noertbunget Nation>
artoges BET ber i6ag ion1 6glge al, at
l16el1rigsrninilter Sugbes bor truffet
oe 6oreneoe @tater ti1boge fra aftio
0eltagelie / grItatningsfrilen.
S6et Maricbal Socb forbereoer Sc
franife g(rrneer for et<SSn6falo / Sen
rige Gubr=ggn, 6erlom Spiflano
negter at faloe tilfpie, og oe alliere=
6e. gisr Jig fnroig til at afien6e ct
l1ltimotum til 8erlin forlangeroe
8etoling al t32,O00,000>000 Marf
@ulo og en- 90 Brocent @fat paa
bets n6ferie1, bill Sugbes fiolte Mote
til Sen tpife @eeiering ioag blibe
oberleperet 11oe1rigsminiiter @t=
mons. >
Senator &ugbes geote, ion1 igoar
glftes bleb ofieltot UNDER oramatilfe
Omitenoigbeoer, erflereoe, at oenne
@egiering life iaa Jig iitano til at
fon1me til ben glutning, at Sorlo<
gene (ion1 forle6en af &plflano blep
1tiuet gie1nem Sc Soreneoe Stoter)
uogioroe ct @rnn6lag for Gisfusiion
dntageligt for Be alliereoes gaegierin=
ger, og at oisie 6orilag iffe fu1loe
taees tilfelge.
yDenne &egiering pil berfor
igie11," flyer Note1t til glutni1rg, nno-
tale set inoite,1oise gnlfe ON en-
fnarlig 8ilaggelie al bette bigtige
@pgrgsmoal og benitille til ben tD.
ife Gegiering itrar at til1tille De
alliere6e Regieringer oirefte belte1nte
og fpl6eitgi6ren6e Gorlag."
9uabes Note bafte en- bef Del
0berroifelie i Wnlbington ioag: Set
blep 1totult, at l1oenrigsmtnilteren
bnboe Iooet 2eoelien / Gritatningss
fp6rgsnaaIet GLIDE fig ND al 9aan.
ben.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-05
Tntknnt I 0htta9n.
9gnsne6i 6iGttelie for &pggearbeiocrne
Mrbeioer for pafring 35 Millio.
ner Collars itaniet.

Chicago Sen 26en Mai. 8pggear-
beioere 1lutteoe at arbeioe i0ag 1neo
6en Tslge, at Bpggearbeioer for on1=
firing IS Milliqner Gollars bleo itan-
let ber. 9lflutningen Tom io1n ST.
ge al 8pgmeltrenes 2ocfout mos
6ogforeningsfolf, Der negte0e at
finne fig / 26nsne0iettelle. @egge
Starter tiger, at Sc ogter at FIRE lin
@onp til set poerite 6ngforenings=
folfene iiger> at Sc bar NOT Tenge
@osien til at bo16e 5tan6 1tn6er Ell
longbarig it1bultriel @torm.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-05

Slagteriarbeibere freifer. gbiea-
90 6en lite Mai. Mellem 1900 og
1900 Meolem1ner of 2ibeItoef Saao-
lers Union itreifeoe i6ag iom Broteit
moo Sc planlagte 2gnsne0iettelier al
&c Gin1en. Mrfbns@. aeonaro, 8rR-
li6ent for Union Stocf yarbs n11o
Sraniit 60, erH9reoe, at &on1poniet
babbe opfororet Mrbeioerne til at fiil-
oe iig i 2gnsne6ipftelien.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-05
Observation-Disclosures.

Nda e9b of ben operoroentlis
Iape &ris Meinneapolis Gioe1r6e
raoa hi ltrengf boloe paa ben Regel,
at 8leoet betales / 5orfub. M6resie-
lappell biier oltio, til bailfen Dag
@faoet er betalt, og hbis oerfor Sor-
npellen of abonnen1entet life er MOB
toget inben Maaneoens 11bgang> BIT
Der bebfpn1ne11be abonnent itrbget.
Ienne Negel bliber itrengt oberbolOt
.lige oberfor alle a(6onne11ter uoen
Iorlficl.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-05

@als Srlanb 24be Mai. 2onoon,
28oe slpril. @a1g bil bline bolot
Moro< og 5D0-Srlano 240e Mai tn-
Ser 1treng r1iliter @ebogt,1ing, bleo
ser funogiort l1n0arbuiet ibag. Set
bleb iagt, at / fonmenoe Maaneo bil
Negieringen ial1olpn1igpis beitrebe
Jig for giennem Meglere iom 9oro
9erbp, @rep Ylunfett og anore at
bebege Hrelioent De Balera til at
opgipe iii &itel 1on1 Ereli0ert for
fepublifen og iiteoet obertage Gtil=
lingen 1om Hrentierniniiter nnoer
set iDoirife Harlament.
S. 81. Mitebell MeSle,n al fpberale
@ciernefomm1isiion, @ofbington, 81.
Mpril. Sobn st. Mitcbell, Jor1nanb
for Capitol geational 8anfs Gyeflt.
|tibfon1ite ct. Naul, bleb al Rreii.
Bent @oroing i6ag 1lbneb1lt til Weo-
lem at Sen fgoerale &eferbefomdlis=
lion.
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Gtreif i &opirinomitriea. Gle

Sfrett Fdqtrtnoa1trteH- 0le11
Sails, 81. g., 2oen Mai. Ssobn g.
@urfe, YreIi6ent for SSr1ternotionol
brotherhood Of &ulp 9u1pDite an>
Eaper M;u Worfers> befienotgioroe
fer i6ag, at olle Snternational Na=
per Gompanps Sabrifer bleb n96t til
at ltenge i6ag, 90 Ben lonosbioe
Gtreif / 9apirin6ultrieu moo 2ens=
ne6iettelle begpn6te. ga. $500
Metto og &binoer ltreifeoe ber / g.
mem og lan1n1e0e Griften / SSnterna-
tionoI gon1pa11ps Sobr:fer Sort g.
iparo, GoutD gler Sails og Gorintb,
ian1t Gcbroon @iber @u1p ano So
per 60. og @tebens -Sbomlons Na=
pirfabrif @reentpicb.
@lanot o1ore Gabrifer, ser 1taat-
te }tenge, bar Sonqrire 8aper Cont
potDs Gabrif / Guebec> &binelanoer
Mins @isconiin og Nortbern Mill
/ Green 8aD, @is.
Boston, 2oen Weat. Ga. 1,80C
8opirarbei6ere Seem Gnglano bor
leoige i6og iom Gelge af oeres @eg-
telle of at toge 2srsne6iettelfer fra
20 til 80 @roce11t. ssSSnternational
Hoper Gol11ponDs Gabrifer / 9:oer-
more Sails Gbisbolm og @ltmforo
Me., ser bar t,50O Berloner / Mr.
beioe, in6ftilleoe 9riften, og Ell sc
Grocent 9g1sneolettelie befien6tgior1
/ Tronflin> 9e. s., bleo forfaitet al
6agforeninge1 Set. ~
Zen brittife anlitreif. 2onoon
286e Mpril. Sc freifen6e @rubear-
beioeres Sorbuno afTog ioog en- be.
tp6elig 2e1sinordmmelle fra @rube-
eierne. 0eres Mfilag bar baieret pao
set Goftunr, at Sellesifab / Sortie-
1,eften ober belle 2an6et iffe bar goo.
fienot al @rubeeierne Mlle 1tnber'
banolinger er opbgrt efter s1 l1gea
Beftrpbe1ier for at fomtne til Ell
9berensfon1it. @rbre 6agforeninge1
bebilger itore GUNNER for at fette
@rubearbei6erne iital1o til at fort,
ioette fin Rump.
3abas ffaI prOflameres 8reiibent
i gnba. @anana, 286e Mpril. Det
|blep offieielt befienotgiort i6ag at
ST. Mlfreoo 3aDas bill bIibe profIa.
|neret 9relibent at Cuba paa ct eg.
traor6innrt M6oe al begge Rongres-
|bufe 81. A 2sroag gitern1iooag.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-05

Sen npe ipenife Wainiiter Malb-
ington 81. S. @al1enberg, Ser nplig
onfont til 9obe0Ita6en, er en- al Gbe=
RIGGS betDoe1iglte Gorrettiugsmeno,
interesieret Gagbrug og Sr91nasie'
fabrifer og mango anore i,1buItrielle
8eorifter lit 9ientla11a.
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geh 9reiibent for internatipnale

Motorbanbf bforbnub. Chicago, 2oen
IMoi. S. s. griflon, 9oro1ta bleb
IbnIgt til grafibent for sSnternatio<
nal 8operboat Union al 25 9elegn=
ter Der iioag. SON efterfgIaer CHARLES
g. &anIep, Mh1scatine, So. &apiei-
finger bill bliue boIM Der i Begun
'oelie11 af augult.
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Citation for Hearing on Petition ior

Citation for Hearing on Petition Tor
Administration.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY of
Ramsey. IS. In PROBATE court nf Anton
In the Matter of the Estate OF Ahton
Teitenberg, Decedent.
The State Of Minnesota to All Whom 1t
May Concern:
The petition of Emma Teitenberg and
this hi' Court, representing. that ANTON ton
Tietenberg, then a resident of the
County of Ramsey, State OF MinnesoIIa'
died intestate on the 30th day or july,
ministration of said estate be granted
to Emma Teitenberg and Juila Ielteh-
berg. .... ~
in said matter be and hereby are cited it.
Court on Tuesday, the 18th day OF sep
TENDER 1871 at ten oef3ek IN s thd
ter can be heard, at the Probate Court
Room, in the Court House in the City
of st. Paul, in said County, and snow
cause, if any they, have. why said said p 3S j
this citation be served by the publica-
ton thereof in The. CATHOLIC Bulletin,
according to law, and by mailing copy
said day of hearing to each of the
heirs Of said decedent whose names
and addresses are known and appear
from the files of this Court.
Witness the Judge of said Court, this
4th day of August, A. D. 1921
Judge of Probate
of Washington County, Mimi, acting as
and for Judge of Probate of Ramsey
County, MINI.
Attest F. w. Gosewisch.
Clerk of Probate.
Minnen uO1iS. Mimi.
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Citation for Hearing VIII.

Citation for Hearing Will.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey am ss In pr4pate ne Gou1
Last Will and Testament of Ida A.
Douty, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to All whom 1t
Whereas, Ida M. Douty of the City of
st. Paul, and State of Minnesota has
delivered to the Probate. Court of the
writing purporting to be the Last Will
and Testament of Ida A. Douty, late of
Ramsey County, Mimi, decedent and
bate Court, praying that the said in
strument may be proved and admitted
to probate and that Letters Testamen-
tary be granted thereon to Ida M.
It Is Ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested in
said matter be cited and required to ap-
pear before this Court on Tuesday, the
23rd day of August, 1921, at 10 clock
A. M. or as soon thereafter as said mat
ter can be heard, at the Probate Court
of st. Paul. in said County, and. show
cause, if any they have, why said petit
| tion should not be granted and said Will
ton be served by the publication there
of in The Catholic Bulletin, according
to law, and by mailing a copy of this
day of hearing. to each of the heirs
ldevisees, legatees of said decedent
whose names and addresses are known
Mpesa fe o u the of SAID eour Gon
18th day of July, A. D.. 1921.
Judge of Probate
as and for Judge of Probate of Ram.
| sey County MINI.
(Seal of Probate Court)
| Attest: F. w. Gosewisch.
T. J. DOYLE. Atty.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-08-13
OLD WORLD NEWS

Cardinals Early Parish Visit.-The
recent visit of His Eminence, Cardinal
Bourne. to st. Josephs College, in
Lee, marked the first time a Prince of
the Church has visited that part OF
Kent since the Reformation. The
Cardinal began his labors as a priest
In the district and in his address
gave many interesting "reminiscences
of his days spent there.
Honor to French school.-M. Bon
nevay, Minister of Justice and Vice
president of the Council of Ministers,
has consented to preside over the as
tribution of prizes of st. Stanislas
College, of Paris. This school is under
the direction of priests. This mark of
sympathy given by member of the
government to private school has
been much commented upon.
clergymen of Austria and all church
employees and servants are virtually
placed on the federal salaried civil list
by a bill adopted by the budget com.
mittee with the support of the com
bined pan-Germans and Christian So.
Gals over the Social Democrats. The
opposition bill, which also provides for
pensions, entails an estimated yearly
cost of 220,0O0,O0O crowns.
Office for Catholic students.-Dele.
gates of the Catholic Students AS.
sociations from twenty-four countries
meeting in Fribourg last week to dis
cuss the opportunities of an inter
national students federation, closed
their sessions with unanimous decis
ion to establish an international Office
of information and coordination fol
students with the motto, "PaS
Romano Direction is to be main.
tanned by periodical meetings Of
council delegates,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-08-13

the contributions to the general and
special funds of the society for 1920,
contributing 1921 1907.
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Patriot Bishops Heat.-Prepara.

Patriot Bishops Heart.-Prepara.
tons for the transference of the
heart of the illustrious Bishop of
Anglers to the parish church at
Obernai in Alsace, are now being
made The patriotic bishop had look
ed forward to the day when Alsace
would once more be under French
rule and wrote in his will: 81 want
my heart to be taken into the parish
church of Obernai when Alsace be.
comes French land again" The body
of the Bishop now lies in the Cathedral
of Anglers.
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SpeCldl IuHuS Oh the SOClSLy IOI lS1U,
contributing 1921 ,13907.
Priest in Retreat Arrested.-The
Very Rev. William O'Kennedy, presi-
dent of ST. Flanan's College, Ennis,
County Clare, Ireland, was arrested in
the college during the annual retreat
of the clergy. The Bishop, members
of the Cathedral chapter, and parish
priests of the diocese of Kilaloe, have
passed a resolution in which they say:
''The entrance on the grounds and
premises of ST. Flanan's College by
British military forces, the arrest of
the distinguished president of the Col
lege, the Very Rev. William Oxen
nedy, during the annual retreat of the
diocesan clergy, and while Holy Mass
was being celebrated, was an uncalled
for and shameful outrage on religious
decency and good order, and we pro-
test against the arrest Of Father
O'Kennedy as lamentable exhibition
of arbitrary rule and little calculated
to produce the atmosphere OF goodwill
so necessary for the success of the
present efforts to establish peace"
Photograph the Bible.-Forty thou
sand photographs of entire Bibles have
been made by the Benedictine priests
| working under the direction of Cardi
| nal Gasquet for the purpose of com
pairing the variant readings of the
text, according to a statement made
| by His Eminence at the Cambridge
Bible Congress, where he discussed
| the work of the Papal Commission
for the Revision of the Vulgate
Among the most interesting illustra
lions of stereopticon pictures were
those of historic manuscript Bibles
| which Cardinal Gasquet said were
written in northern Italy, but were un
doubtedly Irish in origin. AS proof o.
! this, His Eminence showed illustra
tions of Irish manuscripts, written II
Ireland, and also Italian manuscripts
making clear the identity of workman
ship. The marginal designs PROVED
exceptionally beautiful, showing TIT
j richest work of the Irish illumination
at the best period of the art. Cardl
;. nal Gasquet advanced at the congress
: his theory that Irish art, as show
in these manuscripts, derived it
origin from the East.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-08-13

The folly of one man is the fortune
of another, for no man prospers SO
suddenly as he who advances himselI
by studying the errors OF othefs.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-08-30
Why the State Is Bankrupt.
From the Moultrie Observer.

It is all wrong to discount the earnings
OF the state railroad for any number OF
years ahead. We owe state debts and must
find a way to pay them, but to dispose of an
income that far ahead is poor business poll
cy-just as poor for the state as it would be
for a farmer to mortgage his prospective
earnings his farm for any number OF
years ahead. Some OF them do that, but it
is poor busness.-Cordele Dispatch.
We are inclined to the view that our Cor
dele contemporary is right. 1t would seem
that the sensible thing to do would be to re-
duce expenditures 1t is the poorest kind OF
judgment to continue approprlatlng year al
ter year to pensions, schools, colleges, uni
versities and other things more money than
can be raised by the lawful rate OF taxation.
No individual or firm can spend more mon
ey than it has income and not become bank
rupt, and the same is just as true OF the
state. A little retrenchment and less tax
reform" would help ully.-Dawson
News.
There is no way to stop heavy appropria
tons There is type of legislator that may
be designated as an appropriation politician.
He thinks to make himself strong by introduc-
ing bill to increase the pensions or to in
crease the public school fund. He is not con.
cerned about where the money shall come
from, or whether it comes at all or not. His
part is to introduce the bill and pose as
friend Of the school children and the veterans
After the bill is introduced other representa-
tives dare not vote against it. 1t would moi
do to oppose pensions for veterans or appro
priations for public schools. All fall in line
and the bill passes. The governor dare MOI
veto the bill. He would be criticised for op.
posing the old vets, or for Directing to pub,
lie schools. The bill is signed and becomes
law, and it is found that there is no money
to pay. Then we have to borrow, discount, o,
do something. There are institutions in thc
state needing more money, but they cannot
get it because all the money goes to schools
and pensions.