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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
6reo 90 ufreo.
Gprif9tteIie fro Gioe 4

&c ipirulenoe Gunner, JONI Trinielt
al @aleS' Heiicr toiter 2anoet, ianbt
han o9ina bar en- util9ipctlg Grtras
pagance.
Set la0er til, at Den bitSli'fe Scle.
cation oil hape mango rare Sillg |
fine auiierter, naar De braeer aztec
til @ennla, beriblanbt og'aa Ell Gel
aanlle bemmcliae Sraftater. Get for
luoer, at Sopiet Telegationen bill
brpoe, at ifal Oct me &uslanb alter-
tienoe aae Sorpligtelier ira G6artls
oen, iaa ber bel ogiaa piSie bentmes
lige Sraftater, iom / i'm Sib bleu al
~ilitttet mellcm G5arens He9ieritg pua
oen enc Sihe og England % 6ranfs
rig bper for Jig og begge / Screening
paa bcn anbcn, cnonll itaa peb Wtagt:
:. Gr. ocn Srattat, bpori DC Illtc-
rcbc lopcbc G5aren &ontroQen oper
Sonitontinopel % oper StrGocrnc
mcllem Sortcbapct og Wtiboclbapet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
Kenyon taser 0fifeo.

Sra @aibinQton mebocles, at Sc
major &enppu, iom al YrGiibent Nors
oina nnli1 blep uonGput til ieoeral
&reo@oommer % allercbe itabipitct
al Senotet, bar tilfienoegipet, at han
arrtogelig pil irotrpoc jim Stilina
icm EQUATOR OF opcrtage lit me en-.
beoe Den 24oe Sebruar. San hapoe.
iortalte ban, allereoe uuoerrettet Gu.
pernsr aenbaa al Soma herom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
Torif st til Wnacr;fa.

Yteo iioite "Stananaeriioro" fom
8. aapli ira geraen oper
til Amlerifa ior ct isae at oparbeiOe
Wfarteoet Tor norit Dit Der / Sanoet.
@r. aouli ioretar Heiien / Somar6ei.
DC meo nor'te Oteierlcr, % 0eu nor
lie Stat bar Qiennem San0bruqsbe-
partementct poet Soretugenoet sfonps
milf Stette. Soranle0ningcn til Teis
len cr Den SmliPnbigbco at Der ito
liacrc par ct gobt Wtorfeo Tor Sit i
NnCrita, ct Worfco iom imiblertib
blco Nclpl2 e6Cla9t unoer &rigen.
Get or &r. aaplia Ylon at bcie9e &c
lteritc Steocr / Nmcrifa, bpor ban
oil ioris9e OF inoiere DC norife Cite
'orter, lpeciclt @uobranosoalSolt,
8anumcloit og Nsfteloit, Garer iom
oIle uomerfer Jig peo lin iortrpffeliee
aualitct. Ser bar obifiaig Snteresie
Tor oi3ic Sorter tioliQere, % baabe
De norIte SlanoinQSoiter % Den nor
ife @aloo. % Gbonlcroit bapoe ct
pent Marfeo. SGiaa @ammcloit bar
Qoot lit, iPrlig blonot Stanoinau.
Imerifallerne, men ieIp inoieotc
Nmcritancre er eiterbaanocn begpilot
at iaa Snlag paa berne &are.
Get oil pGrc glPbclig ON Sr. Gap.
lis Wtisiion fan lpffcS, iaoIeoes, al
DC llOmlerfcoe norifc S~Iteiortcr fan
Oinoe en- ~iifrere Elabs paa Oct arne.
rifanife Wtarfeb. Sr. aapli blir
Sanoet / ca. : Waaneoer, og SSnter'
csiercoe iom snifer at fonierere mel
ham / SaqenS InlcOninq fan tilifri.
be ham ulber Aoreaic Get norifc @e.
nernlfonlulat | Hem Dorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
8eilaelaet / Oanmarf.

&isbenbapn 1Sbc Sebruar. "er.
troblaoet" bar bra5t i grfaring, at
MeprPi entanter fOr De aaierehe
Wtagter bar bellaglogt Ell Stisslao'
ming tpite aeroploner, iOm bar Bile.
uet iolgt til China, men iom al en-
ltalienif Camper bar blepet bra9t
lno iii Srebericia. Slabct tilfster,
a. be aQiereoes Wtistanfe bar bic
BET paft peo, at ser blanbt Mtanbs
ifobct befanot Jig ilere tpife Ipiati-
fere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
Dasten peo Rhinen.

armebcpartementct / @aibington
For, berettcs berira, nctop roiteol
ell Srbre ON Siemfaloelie al 203
Siiicercr og 5000 Wano al oen
cmeritanItc Gagtitprfe ueo Ebinen.
Scnre pil oerctcr fontlle til at
tpQe blot 169 Sfijcerer % 2,21T
0ianb, beitaaenoe al / Hegiment
Snianteri, 1 Satteri 6eltartiaeri og
10 &pmpanier SsnQcniertropper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
Dap.Graftateu

timber 9ebatten / Senqtet Sreoag
DC paa MISUNDERSTANDING
ciilltttebe Sraftutcr bleu ogiaa Scr-
ten / ben pripate Cuerensfon1it mel
lem Sc Sorenebc Stater og Sapan
anqaaenoe Sen gap offcntlig9iort.
Den beitemnler. bI. a., at Imerlfa
anerfienoer SaponS Manoat ouer
bcnne tibll9ere tyife @, men at
Nmcrifancre pa Saponeiere ifal
titles paa neioQtig ligc SOB f%oriaa.
rlbt ipm &abcl % traoolsic Sor-
binbelier on9onr. &c Spreneoc
Slater forbebolOer Jig oeslloen ale
De Gettigbebcr, lom er inorsmmct
unore Sau0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
en- merfelie Drifting.

Sra SABRE, Iont., beretteS, at oct
S;oroifjPlp, iom Tor en- fort &io lioeu
merfeoes paa mango Steoer i De Sor.
Stoter, og iom 8~eologerne tror ianot
Steo paa Sapbunbcn ca. 1000 Wfil
ira StilebapSfpiten, bapbe Ell merle
lig &irfnins paa Ell a~rteiiif grsn paa
Sattigiarmen noglc iaa 0til uocnior
9pen.
Ssr SorbifiGlpet bar SrDtfet iaa
ipoat, at BET bare iaapiot iormaaeoe
at oripe &anbet op til Spgninaens
anoen Gta9e, men itScn SoroifiGluet
er Srpffet blepet 200 Brocent tier.
fore. Sanbet bar imiblcrtio iioen
Den Sio pGret me9et 9runllet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
Gammel OruffenboIt.

5 Sacfionpiae, Tlorioa, blep for.
leben Gag Den 100 aar eomle
SanleS Wonroe arrcitcret for Iruf.
fenlfab % forat 1ape bolot Spetta,
Eel paa oifentIis @oOe.
Get bar life isrite Sang, at ban
al iantne 8rllno par blepet frenls
itiQet for &etten, men al Senipn til
hans beic Ilbcr lob Gommeren banl
r9ioa ocnne @anQ ilippe meb en-
SornlaninQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
Ornbt / merico.

Eli Observation-Disclosures / 8aib.
iigton er Der fra Den am%erifanife
&onilll / Monterep inolsbet Ell Mel-
hing ont, at Den omerifanife @eitps
rcr al Ell Gand) / gtGrbcoen al 9pen,
Charles 9urrpp, bar blepet if,lot
libel al ire Wanb, bpis Soentitct
enonu life bar bleUct bra9t paa Dc.
rene.
9epartementet bar / SageuS gn.
IConing icnot oen omerifanife gm-
Gasinosr / Werico Orbre til at for
lange Worbernes Faaeribelie %
Ntitraffelle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
Ct heliist Steo.

Sra Wontgomerp, MaiS., beretteS,
at Oct iorlte Seb$falo, iom bar ilns
BET Steo iiben 1920, irotrof ben
16be Sebrllar, bo Samiel @. Soc
ai9it PEG Cohen / ocn beic glloer al
80 glar. Wontqomerp bar 200 Snos
bpa9ere. Wtr. Soc haube boet Der /
oper so 9lar. Hogle Gage ior i'm
Ssb bapbe ban og bans @uitru ieiret
lin 59Oe 9rpQllpabaQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
Doc at Uyfus.

Sielge ct Telegram fra @aricbau,
Solell, er Or. Spbn y. Toor, 9lsiiite.
renbe Sireftsr for Ben umerifanife
Hpoc &ors- &ommisiion / Eolen, oen
t4oe Sebrltar ai9aact peo Geocn Ger
al 2pfrs, iom ban paaOroq Jig unoer
en- Snipettionsreiie til 0araupm.
San bar fra Soni$pile, aentllctp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
Slon,mens DIRE.

Sra Yueblo, Colorado, beretteS, at
Sfelettet al en- &pinoe, Der iprmooes
at bore omfommet ulloer oen ipGre
Tlom Den 3bie Sltni iorriae glar, for.
leoen Sag bar blepet iirnoet / Irtau.
~iasflobcn, omtrent mibtpcis mellem
Boone % HeppIto. Salt er mi gien-
iunoet So al TlommenS Sire.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
Dereensfrisens
Qariaeer.

Sra Griitionia mcloes Site Sec.-
Sra "Gcntralfomiteen for Noltralilos
iorifnirg al &riaens Ioriuger" er
Der roIenot fglaenoe aonlmulnite:
Gen 2Sbe December bar Der / gtos
belinltitlttet / &riitiania fonititueret
iig en- international neitral oioen'fu-
belig aon1ite, iom itiler Jig bcn Sp-
0ape at forctagc eli pbieftiu Huber
isgclie al ScrbenSfriqens Iariagcr.
&pntiteen befinber Jig her / 6or-
~itoaelIe n1eb fremifuote @orgere /
England, Sraufrige, Stalien, De 6or-
cneoe Stater % ANDRE, 'om allereoc
tibli9ere bar ilbtalt Sltifet ON Ell iaa.
oan ltnoerIegelie fra nsitral SIDE.
aomitcell beitaar al HeprGientalts
ter for %iocnifaben / De neitralc
2anoe, i,biet al areoic, iom bar Sn-
teresie for beulte Spaauc. Siliteoe
bar 9elegerebe ira Solal,b, Suert9e
% Nor0e, % &cpr9ientantcr Tor al,
Gre noitralc Sonoe bill | Den n9rnle.
Ite Sremti0 tiltrGoc.
&pmiteen betru0ter benne Spgope
Ion oanife operoroentlig piotia %
nleter, at bcn mlnrrenoe Serbens
Sitting qisr Oct til Ell Eligt for De
neitralc at ioge ben Lott.
Gr~ficnoclien al, at enonl iban iaa
lGnQe otter Grcosilutningelt, aampelt
oa NotionalbaoetS &rGfter er / flllo
Tirtiumbeo pg binbrcr en- pirtclig
Sreo mellcm Soltcne, bier, bpor be
tponinaSfulbt Toretagenoet CT for
belle Wtenneifebeoen.
Gcmiteen er illlofommen flor oper,
at llnoerlSgelicn / bpi @rao oil pans
ifeliggipreS, ioa lpnae bc ileite Irfi=
Der bliuer bolbt util9ipngelige. Wen
pi9tiQ Nrfipmateriale or allereoe bic
BET tilgipngclig, inoflpbclicsrige Ser.
ionligheber har publiceret fine Grin-
brtnger, Sroiifretioner bar flnbet
Steo, liaeiom iffcsoiplomatiif Ditto
riff Stof nllereoe tioliaere / itor ltb.
itrGtning bar iorbaanben, beriblanbt
enhel al meaen getponina. Selp ON
Sen obiollrtc Sanohcb cnbnu life fan
naaeS, opfatter Gomiteen oct ooG ipm
Ell Eliot, Ser inaen ltbipttelie tilla-
Ser, at naa oen biitoriIfe Sanbbeb
iaa NOR iom mtlia peo allc Wtibler
iom itaor til bcnS 0i5ppiition.
9omiteen3 iinaniiele SelpltGnbig,
heo er iorelsbig iifret berpeb, at 9pr.
gere / neitraIe Sartoc, ligeiom / Ell al
be ieirenbe Stater (Gnqlonb), bar
itiact Eengc til Sispoiition for at
mllig9isre llnberis9ellcrnc ltoen /
lloGen SenIcenbc at billie epe Sno-
ilpbelic paa bisle.
llnbcrlegelicrnc bill bcifiritiae Iia
haabc mco Dc hiitprilf politiife, &c ioI-
ferct5li0c % sc pfonomiifc Sorholo,
% bill aoa iaa lanat tilbaQe / Chen,
Iom oct pnn Gilbert Eullft forefront.
n,er &omitcen at bore nebpenoia.
G%rcmpelpiS fan nGpneS SranfriaeS
OF SpiflanbS Stiaing til binanoen
ira 6ranfiurtcr Sreoen 1871.
Tor at lette OF mtliaQiorc Spou.
pen$ Ss&niuq ~opiororcr Gcntrulfonri.
teen ale ocmL iom bar no0et aicnb-
fob I'll aicnoSNicrnirQcr al cucrtllcI
8ctpontna Tor llnocrienelicn. at iGt
te iia / 5orbinbelic meo Che Gen.
tral Committee for neutral inpciti.
cation OF the cauies Of the @orlos
gSar (abr. s. 9, Manger IT., Iico.
laaS WaeSItraot 45), ImIteroom."
"Sicmnfct paa YrGrien", Spuas Of
lens fsritc Nor / Npbng9et. Iorits
cmeritnn'f SortGljn9 AT "Nrnliot".
@22 Siher. Smuft uNitnrct. 9ri3
Sl,25. S6c EnunNitu YubIiibiug Co..
! SccuraD, Splpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21

fra Union College Of 2ap / Chicago
/ 1891 % brep Sagfsrerforretning
oeri gpen, inbtil bar llonppntts I'll
Sunm1erembeoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
ugens @eir.

DC Iorcncoc Stotcr& %cirbnreal'
mcobcIcr fslQcnoc ont &eirct | SloS'
rumlmct 2Ooc til % meh 25Sc Uebr.:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Generally fair but probability ct
local SHOWS or rains at the beginning
~ the week and again about Thurs
law. normal temperature.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
Vorronafrontfe.

G%briitoffer Sannepis ST., Tom
iorrige uge beroper ira Horge nla
Gnglano, men reiite itrar til Wa'b'
illoton, buor ban ptl bli p9renoe
paa ubeitemt Sib. Der f%orellgger
enonu life noget INT nteb Senlpn I'll
Sroningen al bans goer. men 9r.
Sannepig loo til at lie forbolosp'S
iorhaobningsfulot paa Situatloren
Chicago NOrifr Stub bapoe Den
4bc Tebrl,ar lin aarlige 9anfet meo
Sal / alllbbens npinbreoeoe Sotale.
Wtoior Omar Sergenoabl bar I'm
observation-disclosures Sormalto.
Gll1bbcnS me Yrpiioent Tiblfelrt
pur 5oaitmaiter. 6eittalcn bolote:
al Sr. Siquelano. aorlul Slu1
%ernts talte for Imerlta, Or. Ail'
fers Zoe for Rorse % u. Srnlmes
lauO for Garnerne. alltbbens ora'
nlatiife SaIenter ifal / Otarts op'p'
re Sbiens "Ge Hinges Sorbuno".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21

"Siemntct a YrGrien", f5puas Of
lens isritc Hor / Npbnggct. 4orits
cmerifanif Sortrlin9 al "Nrnliot"
%22 Sibcr. Smrft noItnrct. Sri?
SIPS. S6c GnunNitu YubIiibiug Co..
SccuraB, Solpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
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grreSd
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The New York herald., 1922-01-22
STILLMAN RUSHES BACK
TO DENY LEEDS REPORT
Gives Up Duck Trip; Not Co.
ing to Europe, He Says.

Special Dispatch to TIE NEW yosK HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 21.--Bccause Of
reports that he and Florence Leeds had
gone to Europe. James A. Stillman. New
York banker. who Ia suing his wife for
divorce, gave UP a duck hunting trip in
CJrrituck Sound to return to the metrop-
ellis He said he was going home TO
prove the reports untrue.
Stillman with a party OF six friends
arrived I'm the Sound Monday ON his
yacht Wenonah III. Tho yacht had
hung off Cape Charles. Va. for thirty
six hours awaiting the arrival by train
of her owner from New York.
Friends In New York had wired and
wrote to Stillman about reports current
that he was going to Europe TO get "A
divorce from HIS wife and marry Flor
cnce Lecds He suddenly made up his
rrind yesterday TO start for New York
Immediately. lie and one man OF the
shooting party left mere last night at
s 40 o'clock.
Mr.. Stillmen had planned to go TO
Florida and II Is said he will return TO
the South in few days and continue on
TIE voyage toward Florida.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
LLOYD GEORGE SAYS
WORLD NEEDS PEACE
FIRST OF ALL THINGS
Conferences Cheaper Than Wars to Settle Disputes
Premier Declares in Speech to Coalition Liberals
Calls Washington Conference an Outstanding
Event of the World-Praises Irish Compact


New York Herald Bureau
jar.
establishing the
establish the They will
be lowering the world"
feet, cheering him.
blamed ills the world international
without
world
but added There will
understanding
that still incumber and burden the world"
solution
Britain the world Minister'S
policy has anxousy awaited
as the significant gathering months
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Pearls Stolen From House
Despite Safeguards of
Society Colony.
SEARCH ON TWO WEEKS
Owner of Gems Scouts One
Theory Advanced That Rob
berry Was Inside Job.

A pearl necklace owned by Miss
Marion Renee Carhart, well known in
the younger social set of this and
other cities, was stolen on or about
January 5 from her home at Tuxedo
Park. 1t became known yesterday.
The pearls are said to be of excellent
quality and valued at $4,000. 1t is
reported in addition that small pieces
Of jewelry were stolen.
Upon discovering the theft tie po-
lice and private detectives were called
to Tuxedo to help In solving the theft,
but so far as known they have been
unable to obtain tangible clews or dis
cover the whereabouts of the loot
Pawnshops in this city have been
visited without result. 1t was thought
at first that the robbery was an 'in-
side job" and the large number of
servants employed on the place were
closely questioned without result.
A report that other wealthy resi-
dents in the Tuxedo Park colony have
had their homes robbed within the
last few weeks could not be confirmed.
1t was admitted by Miss Carhart that
there had been robbery on January 5.
but the theft had been kept secret by
the police and private detectives. When
asked the value Of the jewelry stolen
nc information was forthcoming.
just Vanished, Says Victim.
THE jewelry just disappeared that's
all / know about It," said Miss Carhart
to THE NEW YORK HERALD last night
II do3hot know anything about the cir
cumstfnces surrounding the theft, but
am positive It was not what you call an
INSIDE job"
Miss Carhart would make no further
comment. It is reported. however. that
the necklace was missed from it's case
by Miss Carhart when she was to wear
il to a party.
Such a valuable piece OF jewelry Is
generally sold to fence" in this and
other cities. The fence breaks the pearls
cut Of their setting and has them reset
in rings or pins. In this way the valu-
ables seldom can be identified and are
easily disposed of In more or less legiti-
mate channels OF the jewelry trade.
As the Tuxedo Park colony Is guarded
night and day. the mystery surrounding
the robbery has aroused more than or
dinaTy interest. Strangers seeking adj
mittance through the gates are always
stopped by guards. Only residents.
guests and servants known to the guards
can get in with few exceptions.
Check Up on Strangers.
IL q stranger informs the gate guards
that he or she has an engagement
within the portals of Tuxedo Park tele-
phone inquiry Is Immediately made. Had
an appointment been made the stranger
Is admitted. but otherwise he faces re-
fusal.
1t is possible that sneak thief dis
suised as a servant managed 10 obtain
entrance to the Carhart household and
committed the robbery.
Miss Carhart Is the daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Amory Sibley Car
hart of New York and Tuxedo and a
granddaughter OF Mrs. Henry ID. Brook
man. with whom she has lived most Of
the time since the death of her parents.
Miss Carhart and her brother. Amory S.
Carhart. inherited large fortunes from
their parents. She made her debut In
society two years ago at the age Of 90.
Mrs. Brookman lives at East Seven
tieth street.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
BIZ the Associated Press.


By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Vatican
has officially invited the foreign
Cardinals to come to Rome, accord
ing to dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company.
ROME. Jan. % Sunday (Asso-
ciated Press).-At o'clock this
morning DR.. Cherubini, Cardinal
Giorgi and the Pope's nephew gath
cred around the bedside, the end
seemingly being near. The Pope ap-
peared to be in considerable distress.
His extremities were already becom-
ing cold.
lit had been erroneously reported
from Rome at o'clock Saturday
night q p. NJ. New York time) that
the Pope had died.1
There had been moments during
Saturday when it was feared the end
had come. but stimulants revived the
Pontiff. and his natural powers of
resistance carried him through the
turning point temporarily. The Holy
Father seemed to cling to life. as did
Pope Plus X. in 1914, when the final
outcome was in doubt for many
hours.
DIR. Battistini, the chief attending
physician. visited the patient several
times Saturday evening and through
out the night. Each time he said
that any minute might see the con.
clusion of the long hours Of suffering
through which Benedict XIV. had
passed in his fight for life.
The last announcement Of the eve
ming to the diplomatic representa-
tives waiting In the antechamber
was made by Cardinal Gasparri, the
papal Secretary Of State. who said:
"a catastrophe is imminent. The
Holy Father is getting worse and
worse. We must be prepared for the
inevitable"
The Cardinals face was downcast
and sad. He spoke in quiet tones,
with deep emotion. making gestures
with his hands. showing that his
Holiness was sinking lower and
lower.
After the publication OF the latest
bulletin Cardinal Giorgi, Mgr. Mi
gone, Father Basil and Or. Battistini
remained by the bedside. After a
time the doctor told his Holiness
that they we're praying for the peace
Of the world. to which the Pope re-
piled:
II would willingly offer my life for
the peace of the world
He then turned on his side and
lay watching those near him.
At one lucid period late last night
the Pope was able to partake OF
nourishment. He then instructed the
majordomo to wake him in time for
mass. to be celebrated at $50 in the
morning in his chapel adjoining the
bedroom.
Dr. Cherubini declared after mid.
night that the Pope's condition was
hopeless. but that he might live for
some time yet. If paralysis did not
develop, which was always to he
feared. The Pope's mind continues
clear.
At 1:f0 A. NJ. DR.. Battistiui said
the Pope may survive three or four
hours al the maximum. At this hour
definite symptoms OF approaching
death we're marked.
At 2:55 A. NJ. there was no appreei-
able change.
RoME, Jan. 81 (Associated Press).
1t was day of great uncertainty
in Rome and deep anxiety among
those who watched and prayed az the
Vatican, for virtually all hope of the
Pope's recovery was abandoned eveu
in the early hours OF the morning.
AS the hours passed the wonder
grew at the recuperative powers OF
the Holy Father which enabled him
TO pass from one sinking spell aftec
another to periods of comparative
restfulness and strength. 1twas this
changing condition that i1Syissl
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
SUES Ku KLux ron 1900. 900.

HousroN, Tex. Jan. 81. - Suit for
5000, 900 damages against the invisible
empire, Knights OF the Ku Klux Klan.
Incorporated under the laws Of Georgia,
was fled here to-day in Federal Court
by Miss Media Meyer.
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would Willing Offer Life
for Peace of World
He Said.
GRATEFUL TO ATTENDANT
Told Major DomO to Wake Him
for Mass and Banters
His Doctor.

ROME, Jan. % Sunday (Asso-
ciated Press). Pope Benedict's
death occurred Mt o'clock this
morning. This was l o'clock this
Sunday morning, New York time.]
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Sought to HALT Bioodshea.

The distress. even agony. OF his mind.
two months after he assembled the Pom
tifical throne and looked on a world
convulscd with hatred and running with
the blood of Christians. Is glimpaed in
some sentences Of the encyclcal he ad-
dressed to the world on the first OF
November. 1914:
The fearful apparition OF war Is
prominent everywhere. and nothing
else engages mems attention. (.
There Is no limit to the ruin and the
Slaughter; every day the earth is
drenched with fresh blood and Is COW
cred with the wounded and the dead
We warmly beseech rulers and
Governments to consider the tears and
blood already shed and to hasten to
restore to the people the blessings OF
peace. Assuredly there are other
ways and other methods by which Jus
tice can be done TO injured rights. Let
the bclligcrents. laying down their
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The CreenbrIrr. white sulphur Springs.
W. ya.--Spiendid for Winter rest and
recreation. rookirgs-Tho F.a4a.-fdr.
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war Attitude Mi.construed.

Moreover, as the extraordinary set
ting Of his fame. he was war Pope"
destined by Providence to stand on
tiny hilltop and to lift UP prayers and
appeals for peace during what he him
self called the horrible madness OF
Europe
Whatever man and Pope could do to
allay that madness and to mitigate It's
savage workings he did I'm those years
from September 3, 1914. the date OF his
election, to November II. 1918. the date
Of the slencing of the cannon. Proba bly,
he was one of the most misunderstood
Pontiffs of his ancient line because.
among the embittered and fighting chill
dren OF the church. his words and often
his motives were misconstrued
II liz Benedict's course In the burning
and bitter years OF war that one fret
reviews to study his mind and estima te
his efforts from the invasion Of Bel
gium through series of the terrible
results OF war. To one who rereads
his encyclicals and his various addresses
TO the Governments of wal'ring and neu-
tral countries IL seems evident that
from first to last, In deepest distress,
he was swnyed by no selfish or partisan
motives but only from an abiding love
for all the warning peoples. 10 many
of them sons of the Roman Catholic
Church turned against one another; and
that there is no ba sis for accusations.
born In the heat OF war thought. tnat
ho leaned toward sympathy for the
Teutonic peoples.
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Majestic Figure In war

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