Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-30

the day when old Cardinal Richard was
leaving the house of NJ. Denys Cochin.
whose guest he had been. to take pos
session of his new house in the Rue
Barbet-de Jouy. BRAND. who was then
in power was afraid that there might
be hostile demonstrations against the
archbishop on his way. SO he devised
this scheme.
He sent policemen in plain clothes
in front of NJ. Denys Cochin's house.
When the prelate's carriage came out.
the police shouted at the top of their
voices: Long live the archbishop. Long
live the archbishop, Tnyoking the
horses they got between the shafts. as
if to show their fanatical devotion 10
the cardinal. Then they pulled the car
riage. pushing and showing and shouting
hurrahs. and made off at top speed.
When they met fervent young Catholics
who chered the venerable old gentleman,
they jostled them. and continued their
way as fast as their legs could curry
them. They covered the distance in no
time. rushed the archbishop into the
house and closed the door on him. And
in this fashion the trouble was avoided
which the government feared. 1t is by
such subtle articles that political wis.,
dom may be recognized"
Looking at Nations
Under the most liberal. as under the
most tyranical governments. to pro-
claim what will be recognized as just
and right fifty or Il hundred years
later is sufficient to incur Imprisonment
or the scaffOld.'
If by the word country is meant
the sum of great ideas and profound
r " IL 1ffs. f.,~, 1,n
to another. and constitute French wit,
English good sense. German dialecties.
that is certainly a treasure which should
be dear to every nation. 1t is a flag
of light planted on each territory. The
finest geniuses of each race have borne
it higher and higher. After the event.
and gradually they have given n mag
n~ificent spiritual Significance to these
groups which the fortuitous circum-
stances of history had originally brought
together haphazardly.
Unfortunately. n country is not only
a collection of radiant ideas. 1t is also
the business address of a host of fin
ancial enterprises of which many have
little to recommend them.
With Sarah Bernhard
"She invited me to come and see her
and talk about a scenario she had
planned. In the studio where she re
ceived me Maurice Bernhardt. still a
child, was playing with a huge Dane.
The divine tragedienne was talking.
Maurice. seeing the eye of the dog
glitter, put out his little hand to grasp
this shining object. Naturally. the good
dog found this game lacking in charm.
II turned away. and unintentionally it
sent Maurice rolling or the carpet with
a slight movement of its back. Maurice
yelled. His mother interrupted her
conversation to lift him up and con-
sole him. After that, to make sure of
being understood. she began her nara
tive again.
Once more Maurice tried to seize
the dogs eyeball. Once more the Dane
knocked Maurice down. Again Mime.
Sarah Bernhardt wiped away the tears
of her offspring and resumed her story.
Maurice fell four times. and four times
his mother related the beginning of the
scenario. A few days later she was to
sail for America.
Good bye to our lovely collab-
oration.' l said to her.
"'Not at all she replied. we shall
our play by correspondence
by letter" / inquired.
by telegram
"'But you are crossing the ocean.
The kilograms will be cablegrams,
that's ALL
".But.' I said again. you will he
travelling in America. I have been told