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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

s oct ltore % belle or oisle uoto'
lcIier oi'tnof ct FORFEIT llDtrpf for,
bpoo 2anbet tGnfer ON Den nlpd-
rettoe Sitllatton - set pil II, ben
Del al @efolfningeu, ion life er 81.
refte impIiceret / Den paaeaoetoe
t1ouitriele Scamp. Oct fan bore
megct, iom forflarer en- Zig Scamp.
Saooc {. @r. life Northumberland
eriiteret, iaa ifltIbe pi MI life ba bapt
Iaa Ieoeliae @tIfoar for Irbeiberne,
iom pi bar. @ne @ooer, Ienneifene
nnoer, bar DC maattet fi9mpe for,
% uoen en- Zig Scamp ptloe Der life
o9ret Sremifribt / Serben. Nen
lideiom &ulbaronerne og for en- life
rinae Del andre inoriitriele Serrer,
bar goaet iii en- uforiparli9 Yoer'
liabeo / of beifptte fin cgen fipre
Grofit, iaolebeS bar osiaa Irbeiber.
for~entreerne p9ret baaroe og nmeo'
aisrliae. Oct fer unbertiben no, Tom
ont Sfciten Of 9efolfuingen / Strioen
meuem oiSie TO Snteresiegrupper Ilet
life eriiterte, og meo fulb Snbrsms
meIie al, at be ~itrioenbe 5aftioner
mao ia aoeang til at poreta fine
eane SntereSier / bcn @rab, icm ST.
menoelet tiIiiger, MAJ hi iniiitere
poa, at SQmenpelet life ignoreres,
iaaIeocs iom iaa tiot ipnes at nGre
StlfGloet UNDER inoititrielle &on'
FILTER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
Sreo oe ufreo.
Sra Siea. Meoet.
Jortf9tteIfe fra Stoe 1.

Serbensligaens 9elegeretforim-
ling / 8enf er, iom isr aleroelt. MI
organiieret / forifieIige &omiteer, og
oct er oisie, iom mi arbeiber.
Sen brittle 9elegut S. u. 6. ST.
iber foreilog / Srebags / airuitnings'
foniteer, at Der nebipttes en- Som.
misiion til at isee Smarbeibe meo
De SoreneOe Stater til Sremme al
alminoelig Ifruitning | 8eroen.
Strar fsr bapoe lan1me &omtte
reotat 2orb &obert Gecils Troieft ON
en- olminoelig "nonaeresiion pact"
ifelge bpilfen 8erben ifulbe inooeles
i &eaioner % Yligten til eienlioig
Soripar og Spretboloelie al 5reoen
ifuIoe paobbile De enfelte &egioner |
be enfelte Silf0lbe. 3. er. bpis no.
get err poaferbe | Spoeuropa, ifal
bette life angaa De ifanoinapiife Cant
oe, ps en- ugreie | europa angaar
life Gmerifa.
st Yroieft ON uboibelle at Walb-
ington.B agten ON 9egrensning al
Slaaoerne til at omfotte ale 2anoe
er ogiaa UNDER 9rsftelie.
Den frantic Selegat Sanotallr er'
flereoe / Mpbet paa 2eroag, Of
Sranfrig piloe mobiGtte Jig SpIf'
lambs Sptagelie / 9i9aen. San op'
lpIte, at ifsl9e 2isapasten maa SIN
Isgerne aarantere lin oprietige 9ilie
til at opfpIbe fine internationale
SorpligteIier, 90 oct bar SpiflanS
life giort.
9eleieren 8di,l Spmans uotalte,
at 9igaen life nlaa inblaoe Jig paa
poIitiife 8roblemer, iom oct tilfom-
mer &egieringerne at orsfte, ben fan
INN more zig meo of forbereoe Seien
for Soltenes internationale Samar-
beioe."
Den boGanoife Oelegat inorsme-
oe, at "bet er ,tmIlig for Sigaen al
rsre pe6 ~iaabanne Spsr9smaal ION
@rItatninger, interanieret 9iGlo, Ut.
pGbnine eIer set 6iterriaife Broblem.
elsie SperSmaal maa bore 8ien'
itano for Sorbanolinger melem DC
oirefte ~interesierebe &eaieringer."
Sen Srebens Itmoif9re, man baabe-
oe paa, oa gerbeusligaen blep ban
net, err oespprre uoeblet. Spertimoo
/ pisie 2anbe berifer Der en- ubpr99et
frigerif Stemning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
Groeoe ban ifico
paa miuerdno.

On ipeelig ubieenbe % mlIigens
iinosipg ung sgeppter ifiso / Sire.
bags paa n Iittomobil, ionn paste
reoe glpieepalaoiet / 9aris, / beu
Gro, at Breiioent Wiueranb iao /
8ognen. Br9iioenten opbolbt fig
imiolertio paa ben Sio paa tit 2ano-
iteo / &ambouiuet oe pibIte fife, at
Der blep "ifubt paa BAN" | Baris.
Sen ilnge sGeppter beipimeoe, iaa.
mart ban banbe if,ibt. Sa ban fom
til Jig ielo, forflareoe ban, at ban life
baboe ntert at ifpbe paa Wileranb;
ban baboe tpnft at ifpoe fig ielp for.
on 8rGiioenten til Sepn, foroi ban
life oilbe bielpe ban, men 90 set
fpm til Stpffet, bar ban iaa nerbss,
at ban life pibite, bpab ban gioroe.
Sngen bleo iaaret.
Sette er anoen Gang, at Der er
blet ifrbt paa Ell forfiert Gutomobil
| ben Gro, at Den bar ErGiibent Wsil-
leranbs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
Stor Sufferbrano.

Gin Sau &efinerp / 4apoIeon.
bile, 9~orisiana, Der eieoes Of z.
8oocbaitr Sugar Gompanp, oa Tom
aniaaes for at pGre oct itsrite / Sta.
ten, neobr9nbte iorrise llgc fuIb.
it9noig til @rumben. Grandchildren
anflaaes til minoit 50, 900. gor.
iagen til Slbens Spfomit fienoes
life.
Soruoen ieIpe Sabrifbpaninaen
ebelagoe Sloen ogioa 2ontorbpmin.
aerne, Sntferlageret, ct 9oarSina.
bus % flere | &erbeoen beIiaoenSe
Suie. On al 6abrifens Sunftionp-
rcr fom nlborlig tilifaoe, ioet ban
blco nspf I'll at hoppe neo fra Bin.
Duet ! anSen gtase, bpor ban bar
blepct o~berraifet al SIben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

oct norife Sproe / Sirfe 90 Stole
oa at bpgge op Ct fraitia Samarbeioe
meo Den ltorife IoOerfirfe,
Zen Norif 9ntbcrifc Strife ! Nme.
rita itnloe bl. a.. fenbe Sdesater til
Nuoerfirfems itsrre Msber % WiiS.
iionsitepner % isrse iur at Der fnnoe
bli Ell ltSperlins at Ereiter mellen
be to Girfer. Ser er itore % ri9e
N,tliebeoer, iom oct oil fsre for
langt mn at gaa inb paa.
".
Seien til Ell rig oe peliianet 6rems
ito for Den norif. litberife Strife
Amerifa bar ire Gtotioner: a. Mr.
beiSst for bet nurife Sprug % Gor-
binoelie meS Ipberfirfen, b. Mrbei.
bet for at fire &irfen IenS, JON
fan nbfsre firfelig %ibnaieneite !
nurif Intberif NanS blamot engelffta.
lenoe % andre Nationsr, q Samar-
beioe mellem be to Sprosgrnpper for
iance ftrfeltge TOrmaal.
Seq er | min Sanpitti9beo ober-
bepiit ON, at bette err set enefte rette
for oen norifIutberife airfe / Slime
rita. Sa efter oen Sperbepisning
uofsrte iea nit Mrbetoe iom 9reit /
De Sorenebe Stater, boor ieg ielp
bruete beese Spros meo ben ianme
8leoe oe &ierligbeo, % bpor ieg
bar De ~ifienneite % merfeligite SIRE
iteminber ON Den Eaf, bpormeo baa.
De reformerte og fotbolffe opersite
mig, ba Oen epangeltite Sanobeb git
op for DEM.
&riitiania 23be Sing. 1922.
Siguro Solicited.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

uoenfor 2einiter Sonie, ba Den npt
misunderstanding aabneoeS.
st Telegram ira Dublin beretter.
at 8oreerfrigen bar braat Srlont
op | Ell meget nanifelie Situation
SITE olene oct, at MebeIerne soel9g'
ger Gienoom at ale clogs % Iti9ler
Wtaoparer, buor DC finber Dem, mer
bisie uiifre SilitanSe binorer oaiao
Solf ira at nbfsre probuftipt Irbei.
De iom baultat. If oenne @ruuo er
Salpoelen at Marets Sapreapline
enomu life inbbsitet, o. / mango Gil.
fRloe bar Sarmer1te mobtat mpitiife
Erusler ON, at oeres &ornitaffe oil
De bli br9nbt bpis 6e iorieate al
tr9ife Dem. Gaa andre Steber, bpor
Der iprlis bripes abpeapl, tor Sar.
merne life brinee fin Welf til Meie.
rierne al Srpgt for SberfaIb, oe itore
S9roier gaar tabt.
Baa mango Steoer fpsger bet Iiee.
trem meO Slngersngo.
Sen npe &eeiering erflerer Def
Tom fin fsrite Speape at lie til at fac
en- gnbe paa bisie utaaleIiae EilItan.
be. 1000 RebelIer er nh / 0ationa.
~liIternes S%aneenifab, % ser faffes
gienneminitlis 80 ON Sagen, men
Den rpe @esierins er fait beiter1t paa
at to fraftisere fat.
ct Telegram fra Dublin erfl9rer,
at Oct uoien6te &pgte ON, at Irtbur
Grifitbs Sig bar erapet op % I'm.
berisgt, at ser bar funbet @ift / bans
Srganer, og at en- 29ee % to Spge.
pleierifer bar blet arreitcret, er Def
rene Spipinb.
Seqeriffe fienber Rpn6igbeoerne
| Dublin noget til, at gamon De So.
lera er arreiteret eqer at grifine
Gbiloers er iaaret, iom &pgtet bar
fortalt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
Sorfulet at en- Bicrn.

Sra Senper, Colo, meooeles, Of
Der til oerboenoe 8enner bar inbIsbet
Ell ip9noenoe 8eretning ON, bbor.
leoes ben 16.aarige Serene Riuer
oeraf gpen forleoen Dog bIeb tpllrl.
get til at gisre ct pberit farIiof
Sprans for at reooe fig fra en- 8isrn.
Sum par beifieftiget meb at toae
3o%oafbiaeber, ba en- 9icrn fom ia.
re,oe imob benbe. Sum rebSeoe fla
fra g9itet neb at giere ct Sop poo
Is 500 til en- alippeafiats, ct @eIter,
itpffe, iom 9amien life forisste OF
gigre benbe efter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
Ct oraitiif miooeI.

st 6orilae ON for ct Ior at iton,p
al Notwithstanding | DC SorereSp
Stater iom ct Miboel til at foo no.
rpboet Den iaafalote boil tpeepiI"
blep forleoen Gag fremiot / Senatet
al Senator Smitb, iom ipaaeOe, Of
gomulbSoprfningen | Spben biISp
eaa fuIoitenoig tiIsrunoe, ON Ser
life at Hegieringen blep trufiet ener.
'siife 5orboIosregler til Baraiitens
Eilinteteierelie e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

EsTERxD As SECOND CLASS NATTER JUNE 18TH 1908 AT
THE PosT OFFICE AT DEooRAR, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
or CoseREss or MARCH 5. 1877.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

Iensc til Norse ien6es iiftert ca
biuigt sieunem 6obe & Co., 319 2nS
Ipe., g., Wirneapolis.-Iopt.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07
,Joke Mas on AnoIer.

"Ah,' said TOmkins to the ardent
fisherman. you've got bite at last ~
~ should think | have" said the
fisherman in an English stream, land
by the way it's pulling it must be a
big Dream"
How do you know what kind of a
fish 1t is?' asked Tnmkins, with inter-
est
"Oh, easily! A matter of expert
ence." answered the angler, as he COM
menced to haul In his line. "Of course,
the likes o you couldn't be expected
to know, but I can tell what kind o
fish it is by the way 1t bites. The eel
makes little pecks at your bait, and
then swims away with the line; the
pike sucks at your bait, and you can
'ardly feel i'm pull"
VERY interesting" said Tomkins.
"And how does the Dream bitter
"Oh. he sort O. fools about lot, and
then suddenly pulls and swims down
stream. I never makes a mistake. All.
ere e comes!" and the fisherman's
catch rose to the surface.
1t was an old shoe!
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07
Real Household Economy.

Speaking of household economies,
it is always question Of just what
an economy is. Some people save one
way and some another. What to one
family seems an extravaganza to an
other appears as necessity. One
persons way of saving strikes the
next as foolish. So 1t goes.
There is one woman in this city
who saves by lighting used matches
from the gas stove flame, and using
them to light additional burners, In
stead of using new match for every
burner.
One would imagine that a person
might save as much as 81 year by
this procedure. Perhaps in lifetime
the saving might amount to $40. And
yet. If some noted financiers are to be
believed, this is the very way to save
money and arrive at affluence.
Success by such methods. however,
would seem to depend largely upon
the thoroughness with which the idea
is applied to many matters.-Ex-
change.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07

Most Wives Will Be of Opinion That
Old Meane Well Deserved
to Get "Stung"

Old Meane felt very annoyed be-
cause his wife wanted him to take her
to the theater. She was always want
ing to go to the theater. Why couldn't
she be contented with the pictures?
For 40 cents at the picture show
you could get just as good a show and
a better seat than you paid 81 or So
for at the theater.
Thus he unused as he wendell his
way along to get the tickets for his
wife. But on his road he passed a pic
ture theater and then stopped for a
moment to look at the bill.
Then an idea struck him. He would
tell his wife all the theater tickets had
been sold and bring her to the pic
lures.
Mrs. Meane swallowed the yarn, and
later that evening they could both have
been found in the Accent seats of the
movie. They watched the big picture
through, and Meane was just about to
rise to go out when the fashion pic
lures were thrown on the screen.
The first picture was a positive
dream Of hat.
How perfectly lOvely!" sighed Mrs
Meane. THAT reminds me. Henry
dear. | need new hat And she rose
to go out, adding Hurry up, I'll just
be in time before the stores closer
The hat cOst-but Henry wished
he had taken her to ten theater shows
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07
Chryeanthemuma.

When the chrysanthemums appear
In the London streets one knows that
autumn has arrived. Perhaps no flow
er Of all the seasons harmonizes more
completely with the time Of year. The
fiowerheads have a shaggy beauty that
seems touched with the wild west
wind They are of almost every color,
except blue: white. yellow, pale and
deep red. purple. brown and gold.
But the rich bronze tones remind us
most forcibly Of the autumn. They
are at one with the myriad tfnts Of
the trees and hedges throughout the
countryside Chrysanthemums are ma
tive to almost all countries except
Australia, and that continent can Ill
afford to do without them. They come
on the London streets when they have
no rivals. thus still further endearing
themselves to the flower lover. They
bring the golden harvest Of the year
to q close with a glory that carries
one most cheerfully past the first dark
ening days Of winter with a promise
Of daffodils in the spring.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07

Old English Custom Had to Be Aban-
doned on Account of Dishonesty
of the Public

It is being suggested that every
long-distance railway train should car
~ library for the use of travellers
More than one hundred years ago
when omnibuses first began to run in
London, travellers were furnished. not
only with newspapers and magazines,
but with books. Each bus had little
bookcase filed with books by we'll
known authors.
AS new books were expensive in
those days the thoughtfulness Of the
bus-Owners was appreciated. 1t is
said that people used to ride to some
outlying suburb and back simply for
the purpose of being able to read a
book in the omnibus library.
Unfortunately. while the public ap-
preciated the boon. there were some
mean travellers who stole the books,
until, at last. the proprietOrs were
obliged to announce that. in cOnse-
quence of repeated thefts, the libraries
would he discontinued.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07
WHY THEY ARE NOT MARRIED
Reasons Given by Seven Bachelors
for Refusing TO Enter the
"Honds Of Matrimony."

Seven bachelors, each Of whom weuld
be considered an excellent catch" by
mothers with manageable daughters,
tell In the Delineator why they have
refused to wed the modern girl. As a
whole, they think she would be a fall
ure as a wife. More specifically:
No. 1-Age twenty-six. good-looking
and earning 5000 a year; says she
Is "too easy" Hence he will con-
tinue in single blessedness.
No. 2-Twenty-nine years Of age,
with a salary Of 5000: thinks the
present-day young woman Is looking
for a good thing"-and doesn't intend
TO be at"
No. 3+With an income Of $500.
this bachelor insists the girl of today
has no reticence and lives only for a
good time. He is thirty.
No. 4-This one is forty. with $685.
600 a year. They demand too much"
he asserts, land possess intellects be-
low those of average men,"
No 5-"They are selfish, superficial
and conceited," Is the opinion OF this
bachelor. who is an advertising sales
man. well able to support wife.
No 6-This one accuses the fiapper.
and even her older sister, Of "insati-
able romanticism," and walls that
man to meet her demands must pos
sess every virtue.
No. HE is thirty and has kept
from the marriage altar because
there is something little ridiculous
about any woman"s
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07
Thought Gas Was Spirit.

Although discovered early in the
Seventeenth century, gas was never
put into practical use to any large ex-
tent until little more than q century
ago. In fact, it's very name indicated
the superstition which surrounded it
In the early days.
1t was Van HelmOnt, a Belgian
chemist, who In the course of some
experiments discovered that coal
yielded up "a wild spirit" for a form
so phantOm-like and elusive that he
named it "geist'' 1.-THE German for
spirit).
Thus at its very christening gas was
enshrined in q veil of mystery that
for nearly two centuries obscured it
because 1t carried the suggestion of
intangibility to the superficial mind.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07
MOVING DAY. NO PROBLEM
Nomads Of New Chile Simply Gather
Up Their Houses and Utensils
and Strike Trail.

There is not an encampment more
picturesque than one Of the nomads
Of New Chile, as the Chileans call
their southern territory. Notwith-
standing the Patagonian winter is
rough and cold, with heavy rains, the
Tehuelches prefer to remain in their
toldOs or skin tents that are like
half-hoop in shape. They group their
roldos around that of the head tribes
man, together with their innumerable
dogs and fowls and horses and as
quickly strike camp as pitch it.
AT word from the chief there is
hustle everywhere. The young men
and boys lasso and bring up the
horses, and the women, who are well
treated, place on their backs the boil
sters of reeds, tied with hides and the
skin ponchos and blankets, forming
the saddles.
Others strap their belts on. get pots
and pans, etc, together. or put their
babies into wicker-wOrk cradles; some
of them rolling up the skins forming
the covering of the toldos, and tying
them and the tent poles on the bag
gage horses.
Meantime the men collect their
herds of horses and fill the water
skins, which are carried on the march
The women mount astride of their
bolster saddles, their babies and pet
dogs are hoisted up behind; then they
take their baggage horses in tow and
set off in single file. the men driving
the spare horses.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07
IMPORTANT NOTICE

The Rialto Cafe has been moved
two doors south of its former loca-
ton on South Magnolia street, where
were are elegantly fitted up for serv-
ing meals or a la carte orders. "Quick
Service and Reasonable Prices" our
motto. Our specialties are Western
Meats and Seafoods. Open day and
night. Regular dinner served from
II to 3, up-to-date dining room in
rear. Fresh vegetables daily.
1s-tf JOHN METRE, Prop.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07
$500 COUPON BOOKS FREE

To three of those buying s25 coupon
book. Our 1919 discount means the
books cost you only $3.50. You get
your groceries at cash and carry
prices which are about 1919 under
regular sale prices. You can't afford
to pass this offer by. You will be
getting $25 worth of groceries at 20 70
less than regular prices, which is less
than wholesale.
o. K. TEAPOT GROCERY
Self-Serve Department.
Enter at the corner. q
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07
C. V. ROBERTS & co.
FOR REFRIGERATORS

The Crystal and Odorless line.
Nothing better made We will make
you an attractive price. Call and see
them. 213 w. Broadway. 6-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07
INSURANCE

When you want reliable insurance,
fire or life, let me show you the propo-
sitions offered by some of the strong
est companies in the land.
2-3-tf r. w. DITTO, Agent.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07
NOTICE, HOG RAISERS

/ will ship a carload of hogs next
Wednesday, March Sth, from Ocala.
Anyone wishing to sell hogs, please
communicate with me at once. I will
pay one cent under Jacksonville quo
tations. Att W. B Thorn.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07

1.-THE Pride of Florida" felt mat
tress. C. V. Roberts & Co. 6-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07

Smoke Don Rey. That good cigar.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07

Smoke Don Rey. That good cigar. I"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07

Simply mail coupon for the wonderful Threa
Day FREE Trial Test. Or go to your druxgigt
and get IRONIZED YEAST on our guarantees
suits or your money instantly refunded You
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07
Yeast Best With Iron

The reason IRONTZED YEAST brings snch
splendid results 10 because it contains specisIfT
cultured medicinal yeast which il uneQualIed
for it's richness in the essential Water Soiuhls n
vltamines- Also contains the correct amount
OF the two other vitamines-Fat Soluble A and
Water Soluble (Which are equally important
to health, yet lacking in the modern diet
V1tamlnes bring fine results even il taken
alone-but when taken with n proper anount
Of easily assimilated organic iron, as in
often - Sasf kalf Tie nsuaI SAL
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-07
Watch the Quick ResuItsi

You simply viii not believe your eyes when
You see how quickly your skin begins to freshen-
and how quickly pimples. etc, begin to diszp-
pear. Note the immediate increase in appetite
ana energy. And as for putting new, hard fesh
nesh-people report gaining i've pounds and
more On the very hrxt package Of IRONIZRD
YEAST
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-23
GERMANS PtRstvtRE
CHRISTIAN UNIoNISTs PLEDGE
SALVATION OF GERMANY
BY WORK.

Determination to restore the for
tunes of Germany through hard and
faithful work was expressed at the
Tenth General Congress of the
Christian Metal Workers Union held
recently at Fulda. Franz sWieber, ma
tional president of the German unions,
in public address declared:
"Some days ago it was said by one
high in authority that it is tragic to
stand at the death bed of great
people. l say here today that the
German people will not die. the Ger
man people must not die, and will not
die if we decide not to permit it. A
people possessing the culture of the
German, is still of great Importance
even in adversely 1t has still moral
power if it will stand united and
unanimous and if every man will do
his duty
Representative of the metal work
ers unions in France, Holland, Austria
and Hungary attended the congress.
Ministers Gisbart, Hirtsiefer and
Stegerwald, number of members of
the Reichstag, and the mayors of
several cities were present.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-23
K. OF C. IN MEXICO
ORDER SHOWS GREAT INCREASE
IN SOUTHERN REPUBLIC.

A dynamic program of activity in
the Republic of Mexico is outlined In
a report received at Knights of Colum-
bus headquarters from their head
quarters in Mexico City.
The establishment of central Cath
elic University of Mexico, similar to
the Catholic University of America
at Washington, d. c., is the first am
bilious project which the Mexican
knights have undertaken. Their
plan is to institute chain of schools
similar to those operated by the K. of
c.. in the United States, and to make
the new university the center of the
Catholic educational system of Mexico.
Within the last year fifteen new
councils of the K. of C. have been in
stituted in Mexico and the member
ship has increased 45 per cent, rate
higher than that experienced in any
other country where the Knights
operate.
Other projects of the Mexican
Knights include a vigorous campaign
against socialism and anti-clericalism.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-23
TO SOLVE PROBLEMS
UNIVERSITY OPENED IN ROME
FOR STUDY OF co-oPERA-
TIVE METHODS.

The Italian Cooperative Federation,
which is made up Of Catholic adj
herents of the principle of cooperation
for the remedying Of economic ills,
has joined in the establishment Of the
University of Cooperation, which
opened in Rome last month for it's
first session of four months.
Catholic students, some of whom
are managers of Catholic cooperative
enterprises, and most of whom have
had practical experience, are being
sent to the university on scholarships
paid for by the various cooperative or
ganizations. The plan is much like
that being followed in England at the
Catholic Labor College of Oxford, ,1ex-
cept for the fact that in Italy the col
lege is conducted under undenomina-
tional auspices and Socialists,
Syndicalists and representatives OF
other schools of thought are uniting
in the enterprise with Catholics who
are seeking solution Of the economic
problems pressing so heavily on the
| country.
The. school is located near the
Church of st. Mary of the Angels
within the ruins Of the Baths ol
lDi0cletian.