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 Vol. 005 Issue 022 (April 6 1927)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Peace from the Strong
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PEACE FROM THE STRONG WITHIN a few weeks the Catholic Conference on International Relations, which is the development of an ideal mooted at the recent Eucharistic Congress in Chicago, will...
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Week by Week
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591 WEEK BY WEEK THE gravity of the Chinese situation is indicated clearly enough by the divergence between the present European way of meeting it, and the methods which were employed in...
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Toward Rainbow's End
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594 TOWARD RAINBOW'S END CPRINGTIME always has the strange effect of ^ making men enjoy their basic restlessness. Whereas all other forms of life go earnestly about their business—the...
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News of Mexico
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595 NEWS OF MEXICO THE drift of events in Mexico is ominous. For months past we have continued to say, relying as we could upon much unadulterated information, that the Calles system of utterly...
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Where Is Catholicism Effective?
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Ross, J. Elliot
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596 WHERE IS CATHOLICISM EFFECTIVE? By J. ELLIOT ROSS AMI wrong in thinking that a comparison of the religious facilities in the various dioceses of this country will be both interesting and...
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When Love and Truth Have Met (Verse)
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Canfil, Lois
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598 When Love and Truth Have Met When You have bent Your head quite close, as now. There is a roughness where a thorn-point stings. My own has nothing there. Too smooth my brow. You fold my...
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The Royalist "Non Possumus"
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Dimnet, Ernest
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599 THE ROYALIST "NON POSSUMUS" By ERNEST DIMNET AS EARLY as August, 1908, and February, 1911, As the present writer contributed to the London Nineteenth Century two articles on the subject of...
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The Prevalence of Perjury
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Shriver, Mark O.
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602 THE PREVALENCE OF PERJURY By MARK O. SHRIVER IN ITS issue of February 2, The Commonweal printed a brief editorial note on the wide-spread prevalence of perjury in the country today....
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The Mental Tickle of Humor
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Donnelly, Francis P.
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603 THE MENTAL TICKLE OF HUMOR By FRANCIS P. DONNELLY A PHILOSOPHICAL expert has enunciated the maxim: Civilization varies as the amount of soap used—COcS. In these days, however,...
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April Comes In
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Walker, Robert Sparks
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604 APRIL COMES IN By ROBERT SPARKS WALKER THE dear bright night was filled with frosty needles that pricked the flesh unmercifully. The last thing that I remember well was a constant...
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Communications
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6o$ COMMUNICATIONS "TWO RELIGIONS" OF ANGLICANISM Philadelphia, Pa. TO the Editor:—I rubbed my eyes when reading the article, "Two Religions" of Anglicanism which appeared in your issue of...
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The Play
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Skinner, R. Dana
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608 THE PLAY By R. DANA SKINNER Her Cardboard Lover JEANNE EAGELS is, of course, the chief interest in Her Cardboard Lover, not because she does the best acting in the play, but because she...
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Poems
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Scollard, Clinton; Whiteside, Mary Brent; Lewis, May; Clark, Imogen; Olsen, Charles Oluf; Skavlan, Margaret
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610 POEMS The Faun In the recurrent dawn and dew He cut a reed and notched it true; Tra-lal tra-lal tra-lira-la! Right merrily he blew and blew. He puffed his cheeks, he pursed his lips; The...
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Books
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Hull, Robert R.; Windle, Bertram C. A.; Boddington, Ernest F.; Brégy, Katherine
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611 BOOKS Moses in Red, by Lincoln Steffens. Philadelphia: Dorrance and Company. $2.00. SOONER or later, every revolutionist comes around to it. He dallies for a time with the idea that...
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Mount Saint Vincent Glee Club
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MOUNT SAINT VINCENT GLEE CLUB THE Glee Club of the College of Mount Saint Vincent is necessarily an organization of amateurs. Fifty young women, appearing in full academic regalia on the Town...
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Current Magazines
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614 CURRENT MAGAZINES The Irish Statesman (incorporated with the Irish Homestead) one of the best periodicals in Ireland today, is edited by G. W. Russell (A. E.) the poet and agricultural...
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The Quiet Corner
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615 THE QUIET CORNER I counsel th.ee, shut not thy heart nor thy library.—C. Lamb. "There now seems to be a great to-do about conversation," remarked Dr. Anglecius. "Whose?" inquired...
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Vol. 005 Issue 023 (April 13 1927)
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Vol. 005 Issue 024 (April 20 1927)
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