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Nicholas of Montenegro THE FINE OLD WARRIOR KING OF THE LITTLE MOUNTAIN STATE THAT TOOK THE INITIATIVE IN THE PRESENT WAR.
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King Nicholas, writes Nicholas Harold Bolce, is a :sings' King, intimately known to every I-ions'eh in I ugees and more among the fertile Europe less so to the multitude. plains to the north, and throughout He is a power behind thrones. He Servia, Bulgaria, and Roumania." reigns in a capital set high against HIs TWELVE COMMANDMENTS the crags. Beyond the Black MounFOR THE TURKS. tains that form his impregnable When the Young rampart are the Turks. For five can- turned out, heard Turks, as it has of this through ofturies they have fought in vain ag- ficial correspondence with Cettinje, so rarely that such a failure ainst Montenegro's iron men and its they were What Catholic Girls can Po fail willing to compromise, for would he a positive curiosity. iron gates. Freedom has always sat the revolutionary and sensational And we repeat that, with the upon those heights. To -day his city programme would have convicted There is something radically tholic girl not doing that, with Caof refuge has become a centre of them hunof incapacity to conduct their wrong with the Catholic girls (says dreds of marriages of the mixed >on, electric civilisation. It is a watch- own affairs. Meanwhile this Chris - the Cleveland "Catholic Universe." in which the girl is Catholic, there tower on the roof of the world. When tian King had She is not to a very large degree is something radically wrong I first saw him, a massive man in ments for the prepared 12 command with the viewpoint of our girls. splendid attire, a sword at his belt, ment to keep ! Mohammedan Govern - measuring up to her opportunity. She is woefully lacking by a large They do not know their power, standing with -military dignity and All this was in the mind of the percentage in doing hed duty by the perhaps, Then they should learn it. ease at the wide door of the apart- calm, determined ruler I was inter- whose faith she practises and whose And if they do ment in the Royal Palace where I know it and do not viewing. He told me, naturally, on - precepts she observes in the main. exercise it then they should be waited to receive him. I readily die- ly what he proposed to 'do in the last She is too frequently marrying a made to. Lured him riding up the mountains extremity. The intermediate negotia- non-Catholic, jeopardizing her own with his army to victory at Niks- tions were' screened. Whatever the happiness and the souls of her chilHeadgear in ebarels bitch, a bronzed god it the saddle outcome, it to protect his people and Christen- Montenegro meant for the ruler of dren. A a new role in the creawriter in a London ,:atholis But she is doing another thing, dom from the aopcoach and domin- tion of a weekly asks how long will new Penir.sular sentiment ; for she is willfully and absolutely vomen ion of the Turk. In genius and statPerhaps the genesis of the long -hoped throwing away the best chance any make fools of their heads. And it is ore he is great, a giant from every for Balsan confederation. human being can ever have to do also asked why no attempt is made point of view. He was a strong Of this he gave no sign, 'out there good in the life of another when to prescribe the limitations of family man, with the virility of the moun- was something headgear in churches. The writer tains, when in his 20th year he took you know it in his ton?, that made she consents to a mixed marriage. was a King's decree. In this pagan day not one young then goes on For the problem Of command of his nation. He is a The moment he announced that there man in ten thousand knows anything the hat is one we cannot avoid, whestronger man 50 years later. By a would be no further at about differences in creed. He ther figuratively or actually ; these statesmanship comparable to the least for the present, outrages, I new that couldn't tell the difference between grotesque mountains of milliner:, best traditions of British dealing the aggressions of the Modem armies immersion *and sprinkling. He with their towering plumes and with the world, he has circumvented were to be stayed. spreading brims, are so much in evithe Mohammedan nation. He has bent God," the Sultan "The Shadow of doesn't know whether a dogma is a dence of Turkey, succesthat we cannot overlook them, sort of headache powder or somethe Crescent straight. Fifty years sor of the Prophet, would have to thing new at Luna Park. He couldn't hut that they should invade our very ago he did not wait for the Turks to fall back. churches is a scandal ,,hich we must parse the word attack, but hunted the armies out of and theo- deplore And Turkey stopped. Its 60,000 logy, to him, isdoctrine, with the mountains, and then in due time soldiers in Albania something they bad enough, our whole hearts. It is surely, that women fought his way to the sea. The Slav guns. In place of the stacked their teach in colleges along with Calculus should vie with one another in wearultimatum of and Sanskrit. bad reached the Adriatic, and from slaughter, the ing Sublime Porte agreed He may go to church, though the gestserections whose adornment sugAntivari began to trade with the to clothe the naked, to feed the poor the Red Indian in full war world. Similarly he bas taken the and house chances are decidedly against it. the shelterless. And Mon Pabst, or horticultural shows in minHe has no profound religious con- iature, initiative now. On behalf of the Al- tenegro's monarch assured the to say nothing of ornitholoreturn- viction. banian people he has forced the Ot- ing refugees that if gical collections on a small scale, Turkey fails to He fails in -totran Empire to sign covenants keep its promises, he will lead his love with a Catholic but it is scandalous that such head,girl and she with him. Then. and gear which the whOle of Christendom could r.eighbouring State in a war be worn at a time when against not agree to compel." then only, is the time for the Ca- it is should the Porte. either a Provocative distraction tholic girl to demand that :MINSTRELS SING HIS EPICS IN he shall Constantinople for a time equivoto , devotion, or else a practical inTHE STREET. cated on one point-the right of the at least take instructions in the convenience which onlz those who faith of Holy ...other Church. Nicholas I. is not a ruthless man, rebels to retain their arms. If have to sit next to or behind an -sontinues Mr. Bolce. His thoughts "They go back with their rifles," lie loves her, he will agree to it. It "up-to-date" hat, fully realise. Some are for others. The ideals of service the King declared, "or they do not offers no violence to any feeling he of my readers, I know, have the has and the average young man in question much at to his people, his age, dominate his go back." heart, and they love would do harder things than must be but activities. Nor have these qualities They went back-armed. reflecting the convicthat and never turn a hair. been acquired simply in his older I saw the King again, !or a motions of many more Catholic women If he takes instructions, he is alto- who see with the keenest regret years. When a young Prince studying ment. It was after his great sucthe h) Paris, his plans were for his moun- cess. He had duplicated in the -.2llth gether likely to come into the adoption of grotesque and " outre" tain people. In truth, this man of century what Martel had done for Church and thus start the new fam- headgear ir. our churches, even setheroic proportions and career is like- humanity in the eighth - beat back ily out on the right footing. We re- ting aside the danger of the prowise a poet, and in peat-if he loves the girl. all that truding hatpin and the discomfort Moslem harts. Servian song has flamed the heart of an awakened she will have to do will be to make entailed by the proximity of He wore the insignia of his distinexagrace. In his capital you hear mingnished office as field-magrsbal in the it plain that he must either go to gerated bat -brims to their neighbors. strels singing his epics in the street; Russian army, an honour only once instructions or give her up. The Holy Father's formal :,roI had beard them on several oceasbefore conferred upon a foreigner, 'the If he loves her and is worth hav- nouncements some time back against lots, and at Podgoritza I had also Duke of Wellington. ing. he will go. indecorous dress have resulted in a I raised my hat to the King ; he If he doesn't love her enough to wholesome reaction on the .-ontinlistened with admiration to the solgo. or if he stands pat in his paganBiers marching (without Fay) to the touched the edge of his, and bowed, ent against indecent and absurd fashfront, and singing their nation& Pleasantly. I bade good-bye to one i-m. then God forbid that the mar- ions of the day, and in Italy and of the great democrats of the world. riage should ever occur. songs, written by the King. Not one Spain one hears of a "modes`-dress He talked to -me in most gracious 41. non-Catoolic American boy in ten crusade" which bids fair though stately mann?:. and of the in the country of this mountain thousand would break off an engage- saner and fairer ideals into the people who had sent me. Then the King there are 12S400 Catholics, ment because a good Catholic girl stronghold of Fashion :tself. All the more reason, therefore, is conversation went swift to the Al- mostly Albanians, as against 223,- insisted that he study her faith. it 'snians. At the time the whole of 500 Christians of the Greek OrthoIf a girl fails to insist on that very that Catholic women should Europe seemed in doubt about their dox Church. The Catholic religion is thing for fear she will lose the light make a stand against foolfate. The Turkish general had just recognis24 or-tidally, and the Catho- of her life, then she dosen't -noknow ish and extravagant riftIssued his sanguinary ultimatum that lic Archbishop is a member of Par- mankind very well. des, in the full conv-e-Son t.,at to nless the fighting men surrendered, liament : His Grace has the title of The Catholic girl evidently is not them it belongs par excellence to the refugees would be hunted down "Tiltistrissimo Monsignore" and re- insisting on this course. If she were. boycott monstrosities in headgear, and exterminated root and branch. eei: es a Pension of 51)00 francs. A the mixed marriages would not and give a sane and deinntely ono't loo'ied as if the blood of Chris - conordat exists tetween the Holy mon-sense lead to their e.tlio-.78 on ^:,.n mothers and children would flow :se. an -I the Co 'ernment of VonteMaybe she is fearful of the conse- this most urgent question. Ma-- I :r. a typical Ter ,ish massacrenesre. One .1,:enees. She needn't be. The way say what a pleasure it s-oold be to r.anrew the way out. He was rn make a Catholic out of an Ameri- hear from some of my resi-vs a light in the darkness that matter? The question c;!ir pagan is to have him fall in love talzxar hs =,read ov,r th,- rhristian world. with a Catholic will and then be ehm-eb nreeses on all of as. as ho de'17ORNER 71-..ey will not sire PIER AND MURRAY that oar decadent millinery destroyed," said face to face with the proposition. STREETS, PERTH. Ideals shall be ousted for good and -They cannot go back No Church, no girl. all "7,7"s and fields that hare re -it end ronfeetioner . from the sacred nrecin.rs 7 1,er., We know. We have seen it tried. T.!rbt s -,sat -d iniess T,:tke- mako. It should always be tried. It would of all others, they hers t`e. East freshments rirht to obtrode themselves. ;
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