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DAILY
EDITION
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ARRVINt.
OlT
SMIKIHIE
i;up
LETTERS
A
:i
e
litor
nt
a
lieu
-pa
per
:
Which
cannot
lie
puhli.shed.
They
one
of
the
nm.-it
fiviiucnt
hemg
ih
penn
a
imm
de
plimie
u-j'
'nr.i
their
own
name
m
the
-de
the
Waste
Ita-ket.
flnce
01
rat
tier
;
ui-nine
iraise
.
it
woiild
not
he
rr
jfnnd
a
point
ami
pulilisi,
-..i,,
.
hi
nrm
:
h
i
1
1
v
w
i
,
WE
HEt
EIYE
''
e-
i:nin
pnssilil
lead
lis
in
I'.nsiy!.
!,,
:.i
-an
YMtcrtii-
c
rcici-.ed
an
h;-i
Hey
!
w
'n
I
!i
ii.e
;ii;;c
y
l!
h.
Thursday,
March
8,
1928
PLAYING
TOO
ETHER
There
was
once
a
man
who
said
a
friend
was
one
who
liked
you
even
though
he
knew
ali
about
you.
That
is
simply
one
side
of
the
question.
On
the
other
we
find
that
people
dislike
each
other
because
they
do
not
"know
each
other's
good
points.
And
the
way
to
get
to
know
the
Rood
points
is
for'them
to
engage
in
some
form
of
recreational
play
together.
Think
of
two
men
who
have
learned
to
play
together
at
football.
They
learn
to
co-operate.
They
pass
the
ball
back
and
forth
as
they
work
their
way
past
their
opponents.
They
learn
to
depend
on
each
other,
to
realise
the
good
points
about
their
fellows
and
then
when
they
go
out
into
life
they
are
bound
to
respect
each
other
and
be
friendly.
In
games
and
sports
neonle
are
on
an
enualtrv
nt
(n.f.r
i.
nearly
tv.
year.-
;
l'.
tr..t
tin-
i):,ilv
u
,L
li:
ii
i
i
...
me
uij:
uay
i.umix
r
l
m
;
i
n
ation
liy
March.
I'.i2r.
Sin
.
int
mi
warn
ami
;:,e
null
u
although
perhajis
i
will
tu
1
hi.-
is
,,ii,i
unu-'ial
have
carried
i!
nut
mi
.-
hi
theii-
ilan-
caret
nil-.
I:
i-,
-riht
liecau-e
t
hi.-r
n!
win.
in
the
bargain.
We
atv
all
hm.ii:.'
:.ii
Cnmiiaii.v
We
are
imping
I
W
lUnmt
Uiiuece
-ar
In
r;i,
,
city.
The
s.iwttir
.it
'
;i;i...-r
this
part
nt
tin-
cuiiitrx.
but
lieeti
tran-lerre'l
:n
unuUI
hast-
!
tfn'ii
ivi;ir,,;
'I
j
I'r
i
.
I
i
1
In-u
'
i'
wci-k
I
!
ui.i'i'.
'In-
1
Heir
mil
inn
h;t
".
u
nil
;i
T
t
-
in
at
announced
thai
l'-adv
lot-
nper-lieeli
siowiy
'.e
er
this
moiith,
Uili
npera'K'll.
pccijile
hack
n!
ked
t
it
r
ahead
the
new-;.
ape
i-
(
a
rried
nut
:
i;
trnin
the
V
nil
i!
:
a
steady
not
heen
!
letn'A
11.
l'
the
not
are
held
hack
ilia!
ttie
arc
not
'
la
I'
ell,
ln-il)
a
liv
I!ay
pmiei
t
I
made
e
aleiU'
pait
n'
t.uni
lie
r
Meadi'.i
rnil
in
tii.'
eilrn.l
1
aci
llj.'
J
,
.
which
iy
-:
lilde
exception
1(1
lejei.-..
many
nt
or
aricus
reasons,
s
"i'tied.
People
a
-c;t
rd
nr
signing
I
nc
rr-Mi;:
-
;
nut
I(ie
letters
nn
tu
i
U
then
We
iret
a
cheery
letter
full
I.e-
and
ntir
eifuris
and
we
c-niisider
;"
Milili-h
!
i)c-
.
At
i
ime-
we
strain
iir
iietler
l
u
(lirrm
i
,
1
tnivrh'
idace
as
!
he
iiii-ij.'ncd
let
ters.
'iu
I
.etter
i
otntdainiiiL'
of
Ihe
unsanitary,
unsiirhtly
and
ireneiali,
oliitttiuuiiLU;
i:LUidiLiiiii
fit'
rtn.
THft
DAIT.7
tfjroa
Negotiations
Between
Pope
and
Mussolini
Government
Regard
to
Temporal
Power
Under
Negotiation
Fascist
i
Anxious
to
G'et
Matter
Settled
Rut
Vatican
in
no
Hurry:,.
Outline
of
Canrueny
Which
.May.
End
at
Any
lime
j
:
ROME.
February
8.
(A.P.)
The
Hit
1928
perhaps
may
be-,
come
as
noteworthy
in
the
religious
history
of
the
world
for
the
solution
of
the
"Roman
Question"
as
ia
the
year
1870
for
the
fall
f
tke
Vatican's
temporal
power.
It
is
possible
that
the
figure
of
King
victor
Emmanuel
II.
of
that
day,
who
transformed
the
apoatolicpalacc
of
the
Quirinal
into
the
royal
residence
of
tin
,
new
king
of
UmHd,
Italy,
may
be
remembered
throughout
the
centuries
as
contrasted
tb
that
of
Premier
Mussolini
as
one
who
brought
about
conciliation
between
church
and
t.iW'
Above
them
will
tower
twea
'
'
popes:
Plu.
IX..
who
by
his.
NMbnM
M
M.l(,.icWal.
hi
Uro-ucu
poMum
,we
.re
not
able)
tender-
,
.tw.,
vUia
ta
od
Impossible
fur
nearly
sixty
year,
not
....
..
.
.,.
r.nllh,y
i:al
city.
rl'lie"
non
pcumiu'
it
kc
-leaimt.ca.
reiusa!
by
which
Pope
:us
IX-
declined
ta
accept
the
law
of
.uarantees
adopted
by
the
Italian
Senate
in
1871
concerning
the
prerogative
of
'he
Holy
See
and
the
relation
between
.
i
.
.
-
--i
.
'
-'
.
.
.
,ui
m
the
inv
dark
quk
and
nno
la
is
almost
auuuai
unkonwn.
uiiAunwii.
N
1
H
T
I'OSUIONW
MTATIIi
.government
for
roe
negotiations
between
church
and
red
uPn
city
as
a
result
or
so
many
doRs
runninR
the
streets,
annoying
their
,uu-
cm
041
through
the
distm-
neignoors
ana
noiiutinir
the
whole
Dlace.
It
went
tn
th
WI.i
i""
'"
reacn1
a
stage
.-(litest
the
republican
troops
of
Pra.:o
the
fanner
fighting
to
keep
the
Pope
r.
:l
Rmc
!.e
having
lied
on
the
proclamation
of
the
Roman
republic
and
the
latter
to
bftng
him
back
and
i
para,
gardens,
various
otu.aiiigs
ai
d
remarkable
works
of
are.
is
Included
In
the
ei!.:ory
to
be
teded
to
the
Pope.
1
Italy
further
grants
to
the
Pone
state
and
church
in
Italy.
I
J,
"'""
ih
threun
lbt
tM
oS
th
At
the
bertnnlng
ot
1B87
Premier
,tmPorml
P-
to
"ton
to
the
"R;irfan
Mtiaullal.
speaking
on
the
"
payment
of
the
allowance
esubllshed
Question
amid'
It
must
be
concluded
and
settled'?
th
taw
01
arantea-pa
by
the
Italian
Government
on
May
la.
1871
by
next
Eaater."
t'NmiiektsiK
iigi.avm
'or
tB
upkeep
of
the
government
of
Unforeseen
clr
.-iimitsnr.
&.
mw.'0
ehUrcD
Hitherto
the
Pontiff
has
rtfu'!
'anceo
f
S
4.000
gold
vented
this,
ntwithstawltug
wWmgne
"rfc
'cirlv'
anA
the
tot!
on
both
sides
and
the
effort
and
abll-
amount
now
"
heJd
M
dl'
wouW-
at
!h
Prnt
of
the
Ity
chlei
negotiator,
who
remain-
"
tum,n:t
wltn
BoraPcuna
lnM!r'
as
meir
natural
or
acquired
ability
gives
them
the
ascendency.
Dress
the
Reverend
Tacchi-venturt.
He
u
a
m
for
"bout
flIt
,1h?
'""
"
counts
UOthing
and
neither
does
social
position.
The
onlv
thino
!
Jesuit,
a
acholar
In
history
and
lltera-
:wo
oUlion
old
approximately
.k.:
l
i
a
(
t
.
.
.
.
.
-
i
pwpic
mma
aouut
is
now
tnev
(;;-
Tlr-
jrrinr.
only
an
understanding
but
even
a
modus
vlvendl
between
Quirinal
and
v'a:..;it..
and
the
pr.-"sm
pontiff,
who.
after
alt
years
of
negotiations,
study
and
.deep
rellectlon
has
decided
to
give
rellgut,
l)..ic;
to
Italy,
the
seat
of
the
papacy,
and
assuage
the
anxiety
of
ths
Aomau
Catholic
wjrld
concerning
the
status
of
the
head
of
the
church
In
the
eter-
reinstate
bim
as
absolute
ruler.
Part
of
the
estate
was
sold
by
the
late
Prince
Dorla
::
the
Russian
Prlnoej
Ahameleck.
who:
widow
still
owns
It.!
Dloom
comprising
an
exten-
was
the
form
;
for
many
years
secretary
of
the
'
"'"fl
mis
tne
sum.
of
Jesus,
and
ha
dedicated
v"can
claims
ror
confiscation
and
cPatlon
of
church
property.'
of
hU
actltity
to
a
a
s
a
-(ch
will
contain
Iu,v
.
bt
reaches
no
many
bllllona!
,
that
tt
la
impossible
to
contemplaU
the:
.:,
?i
i,
xnew
Pyent
In
a
lumpsum.
A
means
will
j
nav?
to
be
found
to
bring
it
within
!
iage
of
polbUlty.
such
as
spread-'
basket
because
it
was
not
siKned
and
even
if
it
had
been
siitned
"utumn
11
WM
tbou,ht
ZHl
T
would
hardly
have
found
a
&aee.
Very
often
21
Tlo'Z
"Z
which
wHl
enjoy
the
rlMt
of
eatraterri-i
tonality
a
It
has
been
enjoyed
by
the!
apostolic
palaces
and
th
Vatican
Oar-1
(lens
since
1H70
The
new
terrltoiy
to
be
added
Is
cm
the
snutlienst
of
the
Vatican
dttrdniji
and
Includes
the
beautiful
Villa
Do,
1,-I'amphlll.
one
of
'lie
Inrgent
near
Rome,
mil
rounded
by
a
eifircni
park
more
than
four
miles
n
do
'in
In
1J50
Innocent
X
present
-
fer
a
long
period
Instead
of
'
i
down.-"
l
.
v
Jution
of
a
concordat
be-I
I
.
t
the
Holy
See.
antlclpat-
I
a.
.
.
i
humanly
possible,
alt
!
'
'
-gencles
In
order
to
final
t
them,
or
at
leest
to
a
they
arle.
would
be
.'
countries
which
have'
ns
with
the
Vatican!
dan
Qovernraent.
Kl
that,
once
tae
Ro-
solved
and
a
cenclll-between
church
and
i
and
connregatlons.
as
partmenU
of
the
Holy
.
diplomatic
body
ac-aVtlcan.
will
be
gradu-1
.d
to
the
new
territory
be
Pope
by
the
IUIlan
r.
'
i.
:.t.
This
would
render
vacant
m;.
:
the
mast
important
palaces
in
,
"
which
now
belong
to
the
Papacy.
..-h
as
the
Cancellerla.
built
from
.ie-,Bramantes
dealgns,
the
Daterla.
on
the
.ver,
hla.tt
of
the
Quirinal
Hill.
etc.
These
would
be
turned
over
to
the
Italian
a
sum
to
be
mutually
one
of
the
most
dlflcult
matters
to!3r
be
arranged
ta
what
would
happen
to
......
or
.eBiK.i
motives
to
people
which
are
not
warranted
by
the
.nicie.
on
the
aubit
w.
owho.
Aureiia
Road.
n
vnitmdtiiiiMa
-
Kothlng
so
much
pleae
an
editor
as
to
iret
an
interestinir
lottor
fhl,
nan
I...
....1.1C.1
1
1
i,
..
vmhi.
tan
w
iuuiiniieu
ieeuie
none
realize
as
well
an
news-
nnai
everybody
is
asking
now
Is:
When
will
th
understanding
be
an-
1
iMONDS
SAWS
BECAUSE
guaranteed
to
cut
tO'
J
more
timber
In
ainc
time,
with
lees
labor
than
any
other
saw,
SIMONOS
CANADA
SAW
CO,
LTO.
MOMTMA1.
VANcouvee.
sr.
mm,
hi,
TOftONTU
1
9heift
that
keeps
on
giving
xmnoed
and
the
solution
of
the
Question"
become,
la
dlatomaUc
language.
-fait
seeompU"?
One
of
the
isheat
secfalsstlos
la
iiomo,
feeing
aifeod
his
opinion
as
to
the
termination
of
the
conflict
within
the
nsnt
fa
anewered:
lt
mat
fee
neat
bmim
aaUovtng
Chrsttaaaa
or
yean
No
one
can
tett
Hwsmfcer
cross
what
would
I
wnosie
oatawi
la
hi
a
hurry
territory
and
can-
waitoa
aaout
thM
bunstred
years.
lib.
such
as
the
,mtu
"
MTl'
Ooostanttas.
far
the
the
Reman
way
leading
I
c-Uo,
PMan
prosecution:
so
she
therefore.
In
the
Osservstore
Romano.
to
clvlt
vecchla.
Pisa
and
the
north
!cn
oenturtes
hr
ofllctal
organ
of
the
Vatican,
on
Oc-
ot
,ulT
Another
difficulty
is
represent-1
1
-m"'
ue
to
her
now
i.-.ber
14
and
15.
and
they
were
answered
tbr
railway
from
Rome
At
the
papermen
themselves
that
thev
must
often
become
dull
and
iinin.l
!n
,h
20,0
01
moath
in
the
viterbo.
which
would
also
cross
part
of
Ith"
te
resting-
in
their
presentation
of
the
various
questions
that
arise
in
the
community
or
in
the
country-.
Letters
are
invited
but
they
must
be
sinned.
A
nom
de
nlume
may
be
used
in
nuhliahinu
it
hut
if
th
U.-U..
j.
.:n,
.
.
..
,-,
,
'
that
msi
what
wnsi
the
tne
Vatican
Vatican
as
asks
as
is
u
that
mat
"
diplomatic
u'H'unac
body
oouy,
accredited
accreaiteo
to
to
ii
tne
writer
is
willinw
to
subscribe
his
own
signature
the
letter
is
the
position
of
the
Pope
in
Rome
should
Holy
See.
the
railway
smtion
of
et
....u
m-irc
niveij
10
una
a
piace
in
ine
correspondence
column.
PAUK
LEGISLATION
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo
is
being
attacked
because
of
his
parks
legislation.
Some
people
think
too
much
power
is
.beinir
placed
in
the
hands
ot
the
government
in
this
regard.
Suppose
acroas
the
hurbor
a
valuable
mine
should
be
discovered
on
Salt
Ukes
Park.
In
order
to
work
it.
special
permission
would
have
.to
lie
received
from
the
government.
The
people
of
Prince
Rupert
could
get
another
park,
but
in
this
stage
of
development
a
big
mine
would
mean
nn
immense
lot
to
them.
They
would
probably
like
to
have
it
go
ahead.
Until
now
the
government
has
had
no
right
to
deal
with
park
artas.
They
have
set
them
aside,
but
the
moment
they
have
done
thi.
they
have
no
power
to
recall
them.
It
is
to
cover
just
such
case-,
as
this
that
the
recent
legislation
has
been
before
the
Legislature.
I
-Any
grocer
can
supply
tjou
mm
From
these
publications
It
appear
11
reserving
to
the
Pope,
his
court
ina
the
be
one
of
"liberty
aad
independence.
,
Petrr
i
ot
only
real
and
perltct.
but
also
men!-
I
understood
that
the
Pop,
be
feat
to
the
f4thful
jt
the
whole
world.-
j9"
fog
rather
In
the
(Uacoasloa
lumumvai.
on
ine
otrcr
i
-
m
miwo
w
tot
noman
hand,
stated
that
"the
question
of
the'11'0"."
drslree
to
examine
person-
real
political
and
Jurldlctal
Independence
"'
th
preriae
Impression
which
the
of
the
Holy
See
is
not
necessarily
de-
Pourparlers
between
church
and
state
pendent
on
conditions
of
a
territorial,"1
''y
have
produced
In
the
various
haracter."
adding
that
It
H
out
of
the
ccun
trie
Above
all.
he
was
anslous
question
to
make
"any
restoration,
even
10
nr
what
the
clergy
and
faithful
of
m
the
smallest
proportion,
of
the
tem-ith
United
States
think,
since
that
pora!
power
which
ceased
In
1870
with
'country
Is
th.
third
Csthollc
power
In
great
advantage
to
the
moral
prestige
of
the
church
of
Rome."
The
Vatican
made
no
reply
This
has
been
Interpreted
to
mean
that
an
ac-
the
world
according
to
population
oom
lng
Immediately
fur
Italy
and
France,
but
It
Is
lim
with
regard
to
funds
she
sappiies
to
the
Holy
Be.
Indeed
cord
hns
been
reached
on
the
fundsmen-
jeordlng
to
hat
ha
leaked
out
regard-tal
condition
in
the
sense
that
"the
Ui
the
Vatican
finance,
her
coutrlbu-l'berty
and
Independence,
real
and
per-j
Hon
rawed
those
of
the
whole
of
fect.
.and
manifest
to
the
faithful
of
u
rope.
The
Pontiff
was
therefore
very
the
whole
world."
claimed
by
the
Holyjglad
to
hem
on
the
subject
from
Uon-bee,
can
be
obtained
without
the
restor-
j
slgnor
Pumasonl-Btondl,
apostolic
detention
of
the
temporal
power
as
Is
stated
i
gate
at
Washington,
and
same
of
the
in
the
article
published
In
Fogllo
IT-
'leading
United
Btatea
prelates,
although
Ordlnl
and
attributed
to
Premier
Musso-
it
is
underst
od
that
no
foreign
Interim
himself
The
oialin
to
"liberty
and
terence
must
enter
Into
the
solution
of
independence."
as
set
forth
In
Oesor-,
the
"Roman
Question"
which
Is
reserved
Riore
rwmano.
even
ir
not
actually
writ-
entirely
for
tin
.
Judgment
of
the
Poc
ten
by
the
Pope
or
Cardinal
Oasparrl,
111
secretary
of
atate.
was
at
lean
dictated
and
approved
by
one
of
them.
According
to
reliable
reports,
the
following
are
practically
the
main
points
agreed
upon
tor
the
solution
of
the
"Roman
Question":
MUX
l'OINTS
1
Th
IUIlan
state
grants
to
the
Holy
See
an
eatenslon
of
its
terrltoiy
voice
golden,
-
JT
ure
in
iiwt
einiwwcBaBj
iwi
tpc
we
ei
m
pan
Victor
tnii
ytm
ar
lover
aad
romance,
camedy
and
Traatwy.
Your
wkM
cense
iuu
neat
is
al
tuned
to
OK
imawc
a4
its
laaase
Yoa
DKnsne
aisorbrd
as
the
sheer
phaeurt
ul
it.
You
are
at
the
ofsm
tn
year
mm
html
aad
yon
are
rtssriet
tVe
prafTasal
So
tne
is
the
music
of
dw
Ortaopbaak
Vlrtrote
ywi
live
it'
The
artitt
will
sine
or
play
it
a
thousand
tisaso
II
i
wish
for
you
aad
your
ftieadal
Aad
aol
ealy
a
tor
the
the
PogUo
DtMlal
has
atated
'sclta
rswerna
regime
regime
has
nas
come
to
Pogllo
D'Ordlnl.
the
official
organ
of
the
th'
Vatican
territory.
A
suggestion
,u
least
a
hundred
years.
Fascists
Party.
n"
been
made
that
tt
shall
be
left
as
I
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is
tneretore
plenty
of
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