200 FAMOUS LIVING AMERICANS ord of splendid talent constantly employed to the best effect in the accomplishment of the noblest ends. It may be freely said of him that all his rank, and power, and influence have been for good — for the betterment of his f ellowmen, for the honor of his country, and the exaltation of his Church. In so far as human eyes can see, he has in all respects lived well before God and men. That the Lord may spare him to us for still another score of years in the service of Church and State is the prayer of every American who understands the value to the world of a truly great man. May we have many more men of the character and influence of Cardinal Gibbons 1 BIBLIOGRAPHY BOOKS Life of Cardinal Gibbons. ( Jno. Murphy Co.) New York, 1911. By Allen S. Will. Passing Events in the Life of Cardinal Gibbons. Martinsburg, W. Va., 1890. By Eev. J. T. Reily. Bed Book. (Kohn and Pollock.) Baltimore, 1911. PERIODICALS American Cardinal. By M. F. Bgan. Century 73 :800. Cardinal Gibbons. Outlook 98:324-5. Cardinal Gibbons and American Institutions. By I. T. Heckex. Ccith. World 45 :330. Cardinal Gibbons Forty Years Ago. By D. A. Willey. Putnam's 4 :614. Cardinal Gibbons' Jubilee. By E. A. Pace. Cath, World 94:1. Cardinal Gibbons on American Democracy. By C. liaughlin. Out- look 99:569. Characteristics of Cardinal Gibbons. By A. S. Will. Cath. World 94:48. His Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons. By C. Johnston. Harper's Week- ly 50 :304. [is Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons. By L. Johnston. Cath. World 94:87.
