avail themselves of the opportunity. In the
meantinie, you can see conspicuously some
r where, "Important notice to owners of church
d property." Notice is given by somebody tlgt
e he will forthwith proceed to collect the rents
a due on church property, and all this in the face
o of the knowledge that the lessees have to pay
only the recognized owner or administrator and
that by no means are they justified in paying
mere claimants under process of simple injunc
tion. If they listen only to the hungry cormo
e rants they maiy be obliged to pay a second time.
Therois nothinglike having an eye to busi
f ness nowadays. By shaping your course you
may find plenty of work in sight and thus pro
vide for a rainy day. I am no lawyer, Mr. Edi
tor; I only studied law theologically. I studied
law at the school of St. Thomas. To him the
law is ordinatio rationis ad bonum commune,
but what is the learned doctor to our legal ad
versaries? Nevertheless, for the good of these
gentlemen, I venture to assert that a nice little
opening could be found to feather their nests.
Here, for instance: the church wardens so called
have sold 160 pews. If I was one of the fortu
nate holders I would soliloqutze thusly: "Here
I have paid for a pew in the Catholic church.
