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 Vol. 010 Issue 022 (October 2 1929)
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Vol. 010 Issue 023 (October 9 1929)
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Vol. 010 Issue 024 (October 16 1929)
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Vol. 010 Issue 025 (October 23 1929)
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Vol. 010 Issue 026 (October 30 1929)
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 Six Dead Men
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656 THE COMMONWEAL October 30, I929 to prove memorable. During years when party gov- ernment seemed the only possible way in which author- ity could be set up, various groups interested in...
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Week by Week
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656 THE COMMONWEAL October 30, I929 to prove memorable. During years when party gov- ernment seemed the only possible way in which author- ity could be set up, various groups interested in...
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Mr. Wilbur's "Wards"
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660 T H E COMMONWEAL October 30, 1929 m How does Dr. Sadler or anyone else know there is no such thing as Santa Claus?" Seriously, in spite of our diversion at the spectacle of two...
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Twelve O'Clock Sharp
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660 T H E COMMONWEAL October 30, 1929 m How does Dr. Sadler or anyone else know there is no such thing as Santa Claus?" Seriously, in spite of our diversion at the spectacle of two...
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Toward Jerusalem
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Mokarzel, Salloum A.
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662 THE COMMONWEAL October 3 ~ , I929 TOWARD JERUSALEM By SALLOUM A. MOKARZEL N MY travels in Syria I had counted on making my visit to Jerusalem the supreme goal of my ex-...
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Pulaski and the Revolution
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Reid, Richard
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October 3 o, 1929 THE COMMONWEAL 665 PULASKI AND THE REVOLUTION By RICHARD REID HE observance, under the President's proclama- tion, of October 1I as the one hundred and fif- tieth...
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Summering at Cliff Haven
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Walsh, James J.
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666 THE COMMONWEAL October 30, I929 After the battle, in which Count d'Estaing was among the wounded and the famous Sergeant Jasper killed, Pulaski was conveyed to the brig Wasp, a pri-...
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Conqueror (VERSE)
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Driscoll, Louise
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October 3 ~ , I929 THE COMMONWEAL 667 The experience of the Catholic Summer School, now approaching its fortieth year, has been that the average man and woman can find grateful...
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New Perspectives in Charity
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O'Grady, John
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668 T H E C O M M O N W E A L October 3 o, i929 NEW PERSPECTIVES IN CHARITY By JOHN O'GRADY ATHOLIC social work has always been regarded as an essen- tial part of the pastoral...
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Mangan, the Irish Dreamer
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Toole, Helan Maree
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670 THE COMMONWEAL October 30, 1929 effort, to supplement existing agencies and to lead them to better standards. The diocese alone was duly quali- fied to speak for Catholic philanthropic...
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In Old Goa
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Maxwell, Cliff
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October 3 o, I929 T H E C O M M O N W E A L 67x oriental poems, Lionel Johnson suggests, "Mangan has poured out of his darkness of the shadow all a captive's longing for the sunlight, for...
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Poems
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Walsh, Thomas
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672 THE COMMONWEAL October 30, 1929 POEMS BY THOMAS WALSH The editors of The Gommonweal, wishing to remember the death, one year ago, of their friend and associate, Thomas 14Zalsh,...
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Communications
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October 30, 1929 THE COMMONWEAL 673 COMMUNICATIONS CAN EUROPE BE UNITED? Boston, Mass. O the Editor :--To one who believes in much smaller navies than those planned by the...
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Books
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jr., Ernest Brennecke; Healy, Patrick J.; Shuster, George N.; Cunningham, Doris; Kolars, Mary; Lane, James W.; Farley, Ambrose; Crowley, Paul
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October 3 ~, I929 THE COMMONWEAL 675 a false impression that nothing is being done. It is unfortunately true that, notwithstanding the use of all safety devices known today, and the...
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