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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21

At length the child Is ready and It's mother heaves a sigh. He'll grab
rome milk and cookies. a q rule. Then. shortly, you will hear him shout
n fadenv5iy "goodbye" aB he d1shes out the door md goes TO school,
" copyright. 1926. for The starr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-31
la2b. pf:cEMBER 81

Ungoran diiheben hirtelcn fei-
kapta a kalapacsot s ls6tszer- apo
ssa fej6re s,ljtott vele. Az 6reg hir-
telen elkapta a fejft Is csak On
mex koszonheti, hogy a kalapacs-
iites mem zuzta 6ssze, hanem csak
sulyosabb seriileseket szenvedett.
Ungoran tovabb csapkodott ka-
lapatacsal, mirc az Greg embcr ha-
talmas konyhakest ragadott es tel
jes er6vel beledofte vejebe. Az
tan felhasznalva az idSt, amig vc-
jc a sz,lrastol clkabult, ahogy csak
sulyos sebevel tudott, gyor iram-
NAL az erd6 fele menektilt.
Nchany perc mnlva hangosan
kialtozva iildoz6bc vette az ngyan
csak sulyOsan seriilt es vcrz0 w.
je. Ungorant azonban lassankint
clhagyta az erejp, nom tudta ell.
erni menekil6 6re,yet. Utols6
erejet osszeszedve, meg ap6sa
utan dobta a ka1apacsot Is azntan
0sszeesett. Az 0reg meg nehanv
percig folytatni tudta a menellii-
lest, azlltan 3 is 0sszeesett falS
k0z0tt.
Mindkettot masnap talaltik
mag eszmeletlen allapotban. Be-
vittell 6ket k6rhazba. A rend6r-
seq mindkett6jiik ellen szandekos
cmberoles kiserletenclS biintctte
Matt inditott eljarast, kerdes
azonban, hogy ezt az eljarast lie lc-
het-e maid folytatni, inert mind
kett6nek a seriilese olyan sulyos,
hogy aligha maradnak eletben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-31
hirdet5 hivatasa.
Mikor megkondulnak
q hivo harangok.

A hajnah orak tell csendi8be
helekondul a 'karacsonyi 0romct
| hirdet6 harangok zugasa. Heteker
at advent roratek biinbanati &,
varakpxo hangulatat hirdettc sol;
templom harangja; karacsony 81
Szaka jan diadalmas gloriaSan kor
dulnak meg: inert elliott AZ, Akit
vartnnk. Es iinnepi hangulatot
hirdc,nel karacsony reegelen, az
Igc Observation-Disclosures, keresz-
tcnyseg sziilctesenek napjan.
Inncprc kfSziilGk scregevcI
sodrodunls a k0d0s tell uccakrol
tcmplomok cscndjtbe.
A lrpotvarosi Bazilika ltpcsoin
felfaaladva az istcnseg kiralyi ha
zanak hangulatat erezziik. A dIcsd
seq, a fenstg, az igazsag apotheo-
zisa arad felenk a villages szen-
ttly marvanyarol a hatalmas ku.
| pola iveltsc felfel6 ragadja lei.
| kiink kcpZcletet: az 0rokkevalo.
sag himnnszat zcngi fcltnk Q t0kh.
letcS harmonic mindcn rcmckc. \
J renaissance -StiuS e fensegeS alko-
tas a lGlck nijaSzjilctesenek or0-
met hirdcti, villages tonusokkal,
eros oszlopokkal, markans hata-
lom bcmutatasaval.
Felmagasztosult lelekkel l6pjull
at az Or0kimadas templomanak
kiisz0bGt. Terdrekenyszerit0, misz
tikus fens6g jarja at lelkUnket
lit kell imadkozni, kell az Istent
erczniink, kell konyorogniinE, kell
cnccs2t cniink. Gycrtyaknak ft-
nyc, 0r0kmecScsck v0r0ses vilagi-
tasa. m@ly alazattal leborulo EN-
bcrck Miscrcre" hangulatat
araSZt jak szet.
Az Egyetlen templom barokk di
SIC, cazdag aranyozas,a mindcn-
fel6l fcltnll arad6 pompa az Tgaz-
sag diadalanak erzeseit ebreSzti
benniink. Az cgesz templom naoy
sZcntelye az 0rGk Eszmenek, az
or0k Tgazsagnak, mely ks halasz-
! barkaban indult ell h0dit0 utjara
es ma d0mokat emel. Exert valaszt
jak a legkival0bb katholikus egy-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-31
Allol scent Fortunate
pihen iivegkoporsoban.

Sajatsagos erzes KAPPA meg az
cmhcr lalktt. mikor szcgeny en-
hercls teaplomaba ltp. Valiant ne
hez hangnlat i'll a sziviinkre: ko-
rGttiink olyanok vannak, akiknel,
a vallas az c@yetlcn vigasztala-
suk. az listen a tamaSznk, az 0r0k
Glct a rcmanyiik.
Tohb ilycn tcmplom van TO
-lro~ban, kiiitclrlli varosreszek-
ben Is Bndan cgyarant. A Bat
thanv-iGrc az Anna -templom. K0-
zel hozza az Erzsebet-apacak tenn
ploma Tit az 6skcrcSztenyseg ka-
tallombainak Fan9ulata jarja at
lclkiinkct. mikor odalepilnk az
cevil; mellalloltarhoz, amelyen
zcnt Fortunate vtrtanu sziiz to-
keletes szeps6eben maradt holttes-
te pihen diszes ilvegkoporsoban.
MinAha aludnfk. Minden ket-ha-
rom evben ujra 0lt0ztetil1, inert a
ruha elporlad RATA, de teste ep
maradt 6vszazadok 0ta. Emlekell
azck az els6 kerrszteny szazadok-
Dol. amikor a hiv6l titokban gyiil-
TEX 6$sze f0ldalatti temet6kben es
mind olo szegtnyek voltak, mint
GEEK a budai hivck, allilSnelS cz a
tcmplom a miaSnnapis talalkoz6.
helyifk. Egyiitt ss6hajtozaaks tit,
cgyiitt porgctlk a rozsafiizert es
cgyiitt kernek nvomorukban cnv-
hiilfst.
K0z0s haneulat most minden
templomban a karacsonyi keszii-
let. Az Urjovet miszteriumat
hirdeti minden, mintha felsohaJ-
tananak marvanyfalak, oltarok,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-31
HALALos sEBET EJTETT
u EcYMAsON apps Els va.

Vercs csaladi drama iatsz6dott
lie Otom0son, alig nfhahy kilome
tcrnyirc Szegedt6l. Ap6s fs v6 al
lottak egymassal szembcn es egy
darab kcnytr Matt v6 kala-
paccsal rontott ap6sara, akit agy-
ba-f6be vert, mig az apos kest
sznrt vcie mcllebc.
Nehanv evvcl czcl6tt Ungoran
HES felestgiil vettc III vics And
ras lcanyat. A fatal hazasok be-
ktilt0zk0dtck Zavics-tanyara,' a
hol vcliik cgyiitt maradt 4 10 eyes
0rc,e Zavics is. Ungoraneknak ha-
rom gyermcliik sziiletett. Az ap6s
IS v6 azonban schogy sem tndott
bdktn mcgftrni. Ungoran tobb al
kalommal ingeriilten es durvan
tamadt ap6sara, aki vegiil is meg
unta a folytonos herce-hnrcat Is
lchet5seg szerint kikeriilte We
jet.
Ungoran felesegevel elment ha-
zulr6l. A kiS gycrmekekkel egyc-
dill maradt az Greg Zavics. lingo
ranfk d6lfcle j0ttek haza. A oyer
mekeket sirva talaltak. Amikor
megktrdczte t6liik az apjuk, hogy
mi baiuk,, All. mondottak, hogy ma
gyon thcsek, nagyap6 mem aidott
nekik kenycrct, hanem clzarta el6-
liik.
Ungoran izgatottan szaladt apo
sahoz. felel6ssegre vonta, hogy mi
ert ehezteti a gyerekeket, orjljon,
hogy megtiiri ct a hazaban. Ia
vics egesz hidegen AIT mondotta
a diih0ngo Ungorannak, hogy 8 a
Sajat kcnyertt zarta el a ladaba, a
nit 9 vett a sajat pehz6n. Ezutan
$40 n6llkiil kiment a szobaboI,
inert elej6t akarta venni a toNab-
bi vcSzekedeSnek. Kiment a paj-
tlba, ahOl szG!czni krzdctt. Ne
hany pillanat mulva izgatottan
rontott be a pajtaba Uneoran Is
rakialtott az aposara :
: Adja ide a ladakulcsot, ada
ide a kenyeret.
: Mem adom - felelt nyugod-
tan az ap6s, leteve kezeb3l a ka-
lapacsot : az en- kenycrem az ts
mem a tied.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-31
Budapest ternplornokban
6,IK. oI.pAr.

Az advcnti lelkek vagy6dasat,
4 Megvalto 0romere varalloz6 ez-
rex hitet, a nyomortSagbol fels6-
hait6 szivck bizaImat hirdetik a
tcmplomok.
Reggclenkent sok mnnkara sic
IS ember talalja meg az Ur szine
cl6tt lclkenek nyugalmat par pill
lantnyi ahitat nj crot ad nekik,
hogy a nap kiizdelmeit meghar-
coljak Is gy62tcsck maradianak.
A f6varos forgalmanak mora
iahan cey-egy oa2iS mindcn tenn
plom az elctcGl 0ntudatra ebrede-
sanek. FutkoSva a mindennapi ke-
ny6r utan, tcmDlomok eebenyu-
-, fieyclmeztctG jelci a Gondvi-
seltsnek ilvcnkor Il kimk0d6 en-
tcr egy-cgy pillantra fclsohajt
Mi atyank!
A tcmplom a miivGszctcknek ev-
szazadokon at leghjlSegesebben
tarta Xxi kapuit Az egyhaz misz-
terminal, hGsics alakjai, igazSagai
mcgadjak az alapat es ennck nyo-
man lcndiil a magaSba az Il Szelle-
mi renaissance, amelynell mem egy
seer cgy-egy uj Szentcgyhaz az ell
So remekmiive.
A nagy miiveszck lelkiiknck
zsenialitasulnak mflystgrit gyal
ran belevesik, feStik, formal jall
cgy-cgy dom, tcmplomi Siremltls
vagy szobor, III Krisztus-arc vagy
Madonna KEEP megalkotasaba. A
legfensegesebbnek meg0r0kitese-
ben akarnall halhatatlanokka lem
nj maguk is.
A budapest templomok a leg
valtozatosaIbb jellemkepci kor-
szakok stilaris fejl0d6senek. A
goth, roman, barokk. rokok6, re-
naissance, seccssio es magyar sti-
ms leekiil0nh0z6bb mintai elszor-
tan fGvaros hazainall t0mkela-
oaben.
A Matyas, a Bakacs-ttri, a kGba
nyai, az Or0kimadas-, az Egye-
tenn, budai reformatus, IA faso-
ri evangelikus templom, a Bazili-
Ea, a varosligeti iaaki kapolna
ggyanazt az eszmft hirdeti, de
lindegyiknek mas az alaphangu-
lata, mas stilusa, mas az igc-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-31

A BaRacs-ttri tcmplom sligo
.r,r roman sill remeke. Hangalla-
Ia talan leoinkabb a biint1ldate, a
hiinbana}f. 4 nehfz oszlopok, az
alacsony tpittsii aldo2ati ohar q
ltlckre ncheacd6 bin agysagat es
az orok bilntctfs sulyat6l felsza-
halit6 is,cnl irealmassagot hir-
deii.
A iczsuitalt Js2us -szive- temple
no ~ or0k szcrctct hangnlatat le-
hell, 4. domonkosok Thokoly-uti
temoloma a kcrcS2ttnyseg demol-
ricia janak hatalmas dladal-emle-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-31

! IllI1U1d dZcFp SLdiiud dI tS Iclt
minden imaidsag, a .t6mjefr fistje,
a haranezugas hangja: Harmato2-
2atok egi magasak; felh6k, hullas-
satok kozenk az 1gazat, az Iget, g
vilag Megvalt6janak oromhiret!
Legyetek eberek,
virrasszatok.
A budai Duna4parton karcsu
szepsegbcn mutat az eyre a budai
reformatusok temploma, a Szilagyi
Dczs6-teren. Tornyan a kakas lir
heti az tbcrstg gonaolatat. Peter
apostol szavait kfpviscli: "Legye-
TEX jozanok IS virrasszatok, inert
ellensegetek, a Satan, koriiljar,
mint ordito croszlan; keresi AIT, a
kit elnyelhet.
A templom l<ozpontja az Urva-
rsora gondolatat es az igehirdctes
clhivatottsagat kohl a feher asz-
tai fs szoszek: ez a templom min
den disze es egesz hivatasa. Vala-
hogyan az egyszeriiseg hangulata
max melyseges ihlete fogja meg az
cmber lelket: a betleThemi jaszol
rideg egyszeruseget, a krisztusi
elet szegenysegtt jelkepezi tisz-
ia, iide cgvszerii Milo. Mem fog
ia el semmi lclkct Istcnhcz val6
szarnyaiasaban: szabadon szall az
imadsag feher falak KOHL az
Atyahoz.
A varosligeti fasorban ugyan-
ezt hireti az evangelikus templom.
KriStalytiszta keresztenyseg, szi-
lard, iidv0zit6 hit, mindenek fe-
lett uralkod6 Istenszeretet egysze-
Ri megnyllatkozasa arad felenk !:
a keresztenyseg lenyegenek ham
gulatat erezziik, a lelkek sajat
egydnisegiiket viszik listen el6: az
ujjasziilctctt, megszcntelt egyfni-
seget.
A nemzeti ujjasziiletes alapia az
a lelki mcgujh6dds, amely az iga-
ii lsereszt enyseg 0ntudatayal ala.
kit ia |crkolcsciben crosse ma
gyarsagot. Ennek a lelki mccuj-
h0daSnak miihelyei eS bastyai a
tcmplomok, ahonnan az orok isaz
sag igGivcl arad szet csonka ha-
zaba a nemzet jobb joy0jenek,
feltamadasnak remenye is.
"(Sz0zat")
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-31

sz6saekr6l mondia konferenciait
Prohaszlxa Ottoltar is.
Ahol kiralyokat koronaznak.
Amily impozans Is hatalmas a
renaissance still domja, oily mely
ts bcnsosegcs goth eS roman
tcmplom hangulata. A budavari
Nagyboldogasszony templom IN
karnaci6ia a goth stilus hangula
tanak. A csucsiveken felepillU
Maiyas-tcmploln' nemcsall tor
tGnelmi iclcnt6Seetvcl Is koronA
zo f5tcmplomi jcllegcycl hat me-
lycn bclepo latogato lelkiiletc-
re. Az alkotasban is titokzatos
0lt0tt testet: czt mis2tikus han
gulatot cSak novel; az a gondolat /:
lit kiralyokat koronaztak. AZ biz
tos, hogy AIT a bens6seges hangu-
latot, amclyet magyar ember erez,
mikor a korona2o Nagybollogasn
szony-templom kapujdn bcltp, ana
lizalni, bontogatni mem lehet. Cso-
dalatos vegyiilete az a mfly valla-
sos erzesnck, az iStcnfelclemnek,
a honfiui banatnak es a jobb i0vo
remfnytnek. Mintha a magyar
Scent Korona Gondolatanak ii
tok2atoS szcnt6lyr cgyrttal a fcl-
tamadas szilard hittnck volna
apostolic.
A fcnsegesnck mem az egySzerI
az clientele, hancm a hetkoznapl,
Egyszeriistgeben fcnseges meglyi
lat1ozasai az iStenimadasnak a
varosszerte fellcndiil5 kapolnals, a
melyeket szandekosan kerest;ink
fel eppen koronazo templom han
gulataval ;cFkUnkben. Mennyi
mtlyStgct rcjt cl varosligeti
"jaaki kapolna!' Kcdves, magya-
ros kapolna hmzodik meg a Varos-
major torcbflyes fai alatt: hivja
imadsagra az cmbcrcket. Sztkc-
lycs motivnm ]ellemzi kiyillr6l:
bent. magyar szcntck emltllel ll0-
z0tt aM 6rczziill. hoey nagy mem
yet fiai vagyunk, bar oily klcsl
most cSonka hazAnk, mint cZ ks
kapolna. Meleg vallasoSsagot liik
tet6 kis gotilus kapo!na van a
Hermina-uton is, melN egylttal &
Hermina1mezo plebanla-templo-
ma.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-31
A KERDEs
A tanito felteszi a kerdest.

A tanito felteszi a kerdest:
= Mondjatok meg nekem, mi
lycn allat cz: mem ugy mozog,
mint mas allatok, igen elepk,
nagy labaival ide-oda ugral es egv
pillanatig sincs nyugta9
Macy csend van, egyszcrre
csak Moricka jclcntkezik.
- Ma, mi az, Moricka?
= M6ricka nyel egyet es icy
sol:
Charlie Chaplin.
, 1925-12-08
Important Notice.

Attention is invited to the following
service regulation concerning the afix-
ing of non postage s~tampGwand decora-
tive stickers on mail:
CHRISTMAS STAMPS, ETC "Christ.
mas" stamps or other adhesive stamps
or labels in aid of charitable objects NAV
be affixed to the back Of all mail articles
and not to the address side of the covers.
Unless the foregoing condition is COM
piled with, articles bearing nonpostage
stamps will not he dispatched from this
country but will be returned to the send
ers, if known; otherwise they will be seat
to the Division of Dead Letters. u. s.
Official Postal Guide, July 1926, page 16Y,
Article 81.
This NEAR that whether or not the
proper postage is affixed in regular post
age stamps the Objectionable stickers
mentioned in the regulation shall not be
affixed on the address side of mail, ard
that all mail not conforming to this re-
quirement will be delayed by return to
sender or transmission to the Dead Let
ter Bureau. In their own interest and
to avoid unnecessary labor in post offices
patrons will pay strict attention to the
use of nOnpOstage stamps.
B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster
, 1925-12-08

er wife in the hope of having an heir
to the throne.
His hopes were not realized and his
younger brother, Prince Praja Dhipok,
succeeds to The throne. A daughter was
born yesterday to the new Queen.
Rama VI, who was ~forty-fve, recent
~ underwent an operation for an abdo-
minal abscess from which he did not re-
cover. Prior to the operation he had
Suffered from acute qastritis.
Educated at Oxford. Rama en- his mar
riage in 1922 to Princess Lakshmi La
van abjured polygamy and abolished
the harem which his father had main
tanned.
In 1910 it was decided that until King
Rama had male issue the succession
should be through the Queen Mothers
son.
Last month Rama deposed his Queen
on the ground that she had not carried
out her duties toward King and country
lin a satisfactory manner"
The daughter born yesterday to the
King and the new Queen, Chao Chom
Suvadana, was the first child to be born
to a King of Siam for thirty-two years,
the last being Prince Praja Dhipok, who
now succeeds to the throne.
When King Rama last month raised
Lady Suvadana to the rank of Royal
Consort in place of the chiIdIess Queen
Lakshmi the following proclamation was
issued:
The King has observed that the new
Queen has served him with faithfulness
and love, and it is fitting therefore that
she should be raised. to high estate
in order to support the rank OF the
child she will bear his majesty in the
near future. Ibid.
, 1925-12-08

outs in two ciuies within two hours were
scored last night by George Gibbons.
Cleveland m~iddleweight.
Gibbons won a technical knockout at
Harteiton over frankie Claus, Akron.
when the referee stopped the bout in
the first round. He then raced about
twenty. five miles to Canton, where he
knocked out Billy Hirsch of that city in
four rounds.-Tbid.
, 1925-12-08
al at St. James's Palace to Westminster

d. aC 81. James S 1al3c6 10 westminster
Abbey.
At one time it looked as though a biz
zard had descended upon London, but
as the hour arrived when the funeral
procession got under way there was a
welcome letup and the snow mantIed
r~ooftops and leaden skies were the only
reminders of the bitter ordeal which the
great thrOngs endured for two hours to
obtain vantage points along the troop
lined ~thorouqhfares through which the
procession passed.
King George, walking alone, followed
Immediately behind the coffin, borne on
the gun carriage used at the time of the
funerals of Victoria and King Edward.
Immediately behind him were three other
reigning monarchs the King of the
Belgians, the King Of Denmark and the
King of NorWay-and then four crown
princes.
cod Guards bands played during the
progress of the procession 10 the Abbey.
At minute intervals runs were fined IN
Hyde Park until the Abbey door was
reached. A dense crowd massed about
the Abbey.
Exchange Closed.
Some waited there throughout the Bit
terly cold night, ard although it waa an
occasion of state and not of national
mourning. most of the women were in
black.
During the funeral service the Stock
Exchange and many business establish
ments throughout the country and all
along the professional route remained
closed. On all public and many other
buildings flags were flown at half mast.
Queen Mary, the Queen of Norway,
the Queen of Spain and the royal prin-
cesses drove direct to the Abbey, enter
ing by the east ~cIoister door.
The service in the Abbey, which lasted
IS minutes, was conducted by the Arch
bishop of Canterbury. The King ard
the mourners stood at the head Of the
coffin.
Cabinet Is Present.
All the Kings Ministers and persons
prominent in every walk of life were pre-
sent in the Abbey for the service, as
solemn and impressive a one as any with
in memory held in this historic edifce.
At l o'clock it was opened to the pub
lie so that the Kings subjects could pass
the coffin in its position under the Ian
tern where his Majesty's bodyguard of
the Honorable Corps of Gentlemen at
arms and the body guard Of Yeomen of
the Guard in picturesque uniform stood
watch.-The N. Y. Sun NOU. eth.
, 1925-12-08

What a boy you are for asking CUES
tions!" said the eXasperated father. I'D
like to know what would have happened if
Id asked as many questions when was
a boy" Perhaps suggested the young
hopeful, you'd have been able to answer
some of mine"
, 1925-12-08
Wit and Humor.

Actor--"Let's see, do I owe you any
thing?
Bertie--''Not a cent. Going round
settling your little debts?"
Actor am going round seeing if |
had overlooked anybody. Lend me five
shlllings till Friday, will your"
, 1925-12-08
WOMEN HOLD UP BANK
Get $500 in Silver and Flee in Touring
Car.

Sioux FALLS, S. D. Nov. 27 CA. P.)
Two armed women held up the First
State Bank of Renner to-day, seized
$500 in silver and fled in a battered
touring car.
The women drove into the town, enter
ed the bank and while one held a pistol
under the nose of H. S.. Wilkinson,
cashier, the other scooped up the silver
in sight.
Don't STIR" the older woman ordered
as she pointed the pistol at the cashier.
4 hate to take a life, but | mean bust
ness and II! dc it if | have to-"
Wilkinson offered no resistance and
kept his hands up while the younger
woman looted the till and took some
money from the safe, missing a pack
age containing $500 in currencv. Ibid.
, 1925-12-08
KING OF SIAM DEAD.
Younger Brother Succeeds to Bangkok
Throne.

Bangkok. Siam, Nov. 27 CA. P.)-
Rama VI. King of Siam for fifteen
years, is dead. about a month after he
had divorced his Queen and taken anoth-
, 1925-12-08
SCORES TWO K. O.'s IN TWO
CITIES IN ONE NIGHT.

Cleveland, Nov. 27 CA. P.--Two knock
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you tell us that there are thres
uodss and yet one saId the natives
Of Ireland 10 the holy Saint Patrick
when he preached the gospel 70 them
1900 years ago. "5ow can that herr
For answer the saint bent over and
plucked a shamrock growing at his
feet.
"Do you not see" said he. chow In
thIs Wild flower three leaves are unit
ed on one stalk, and Will you net be-
ileve then what ! tell you, that thare
ars indeed three persons and yet one
0od7"
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Later, In a vision, he heard the Voice
of the Irish People" calling for hin
10 return and make his hcme among
them.
So much may be CLEANED from the
Confessions Of ST, Patrick, but Il Is
Impossible to disentangle the mass Of
fact and fiction that obscures the real
story OF his life and work. 1t is prac.
tieally certain thnt many years eiupsed
between the time he was In Ireland as
a slave and his return as an nccredft-
ed missionary. During that time he Is
reported to have studied with Ger
manlcus, one of the greatest scholars
of the time. and without doubt he was
ordained TO the priesthood. lie visited
Pope Celestine at Rome and was con
secrated and appointed 10 Ireland.
Previous to that time another repre-
sentative Of the church, Palladlus By
name. had been working IN that field,
but he had been expelled by the peo-
pie. st. Patrick, as the apostle to
Ireland, was given independent nu-
thorIty By the pope. At that time
quick communication with Rome was
impossible and the long delays be-
tween messages was one Of the chief
causes Of his predecessors failure.
&c. Patrick Is reported TO have land
ed in ireland in the year 482 A. d. and
10 have been well received by the pe0-'I
pie. At that time he Is supposed 10
have been about forty-fye years OF
age, Tor the next 80 years his time
was spent in preaching, teaching and
founding churches and schools. For
centuries after his death many Of his
churches fiourished and his schools
continued the education Of the youth
Of Ireland
No account Of the life Of 81. Patrick,
40 matter how brief. would be com.
pIete without reference TO the story
Of the snakes. The tradition persists
that 81. Patrick drove them all out Of
Ireland. Some refuse 70 consider the
claim seriously. merely asserting that
L is Just one Of those legendary things
Ehat spring up, no one knows where
" how, and which seem impossible &c
eradicate. Others stoutly affirm that
here are no snakes or toads In Ire.
and today. and advance that in sup.
port Of the claim that St. Patrick
irove them all into the sea. In Ire
and there Is cliff that Is sometimes
,olnted out as the identical place
where the serpents entered the water.
some wit points out .
pot further down the coast where
hey all came ashore again Whether
act or fiction, It nevertheless remains
hat whenever the lnyman thinks OF
L. Patrick be always thinks OF that
ale.