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gen, aber ben @riol9 Gmerifanilder anitaitsu nno
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Our6leien mir Den @eI9aftsberidt Der "@s9saleiti-
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Sen Ser. Staaten, un6 in ben augen gieler Der gluz
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@run0beiib, $4,000, 600 in Sblfeationen ~anstIest,
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lice um's 9oppelte Der urfpran8liden Summit, S5ne
am Beiten ~geftelten, tpel9e mir %tennen.. Stirbt
DE @epiBbsis, oa6 iir geSablnns ieineT %olice s5tr>
Der bette Jtuf besiislid isines Gbaratters unb isiner
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s9- SRI. 8 Gorman fommt nod Baltimore.
- Die b~etannte, 9ebtloete SRI. @bttb O'Serman,
mebriabrise SniaIiiR bes 81. Soiepb's<3lofert au
Suoionz@ itp, H.-J., bdlt Sonncrita9 Abeno, ben
%. Bebr., i'm Notwithstanding" ibre In anberen
5tdoten Dor noQen Auoitorien 9ebaltene Borlelun9
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.. Is. &eiebler oabier in y I. 4, 9 Ii 5'ol-
e. einen rebt ti6tl9en, gepii=
Serbaften Qoenter beiBt.
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o~nnoncirt bic Grofnnns ieiner Butlidoit an ter
96e Der Sharp uno Senrietta~S traSe idr Diontoe,
ben 10. Tebruar. bel mslhsr @eiesCnbeit er cinen tejs
men 2uuiG auitiidben miro.
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SCR. N. Nhitirpi
.Gr. .Gpinrih Nnriuo

Bat Die bis istf bon Srn. @3rihopa osis, gr. 81,
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nommen uno uirn ieiuen giGiu9 @lontag, Den 10.
Sebruar, init einem %ipenoi6fn SuHide iciern.
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Bat auf Der RerOoF=@de DER Sight. uno SReaoTroEe
cine neue WirtbidaIt eingerihtct unb miro oieieIbe
Nontae, Den 10; 5ebrnGr, nit etneml ilpet6en 2un-
ide ul6 9auernihmiotidem Weriteniaite eroineK i.
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ieinen Sc %burtstaa, bel lpetner 0c(e9enbeit or 8or
mittaes 10 rbr einen feineu 2unIb sebea wirb; and
tpito eiu &ldl dbaebaltfU,
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SnRen unS Grfdltunseu. Dieienigeu. tueI9e
an Suften. grtdttunsen, Seiierteit, raubern 9alie
IL. (. t. teioen, iouten n8ro,pn's Sron6tat 9rodes"
nsrtrfhpn A2t&ml
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en- Der q GDhannisfirhr. ~

IN Der vSf4 SODdfllltSFtrebe,"
@aInert : StraBe, t9farrer Bitter finoet mpreen,
Gonntae, gum Beiten Der S6ule Gin SinberzGonSer
itatt; Odfelbe miro abenos rs tbr beginner, unb
iutrb fein 6reuno FOLDER &onSerte unbeiriepl9t mad
NattSP oebPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-17

Suoianapolt5 in Saoiata Fat 0lon
tag etuen 1ffentliben 0ea8fen5ug gehabt. Der
Sub. telegraph" beri6tet bieriiber: Scr
nv6armonie" gebiibrt Der 0tubnt. ben erten
Dfientliden Dfq8fsusRg in unIerer Stabt Der
anitaltet gu babeu, Der fid 6lr9 SriginalttGt
aus5eihnete. Der Sereiu bate iiA bet benz
lm3uge BON jeOer poIitiiden 3enbeu3 FERN
uuo on Der Sbee feltgebalteu, baB er gttfts
netter ietn ioae, OILS eiueS ntrobuftIon i'll Dem
QbeneS ltattinbenben M~a8teuballe. Die Be-
berrider be8 ndrrii6eu 9tei6e8, berBrius Ino
bic Brtn3eiiin Garreoal, ipareu oesbalb als
Wittelpnnft angenommen, Sieie, un1geber
BON ibrem lldrrilGen 6ofitonte un6 @efolge,
Io(ten i9ren Gtn5ug i'll ben fiirfti@eH Ralalt
AaIten, ipeI9eG balrt abenoS Den getreuen I'M
tertborlen 81 alsemeiner Se(Hft5nn8 9~eSfinet
tperoen ioa. Die Bro5eiiion, peld)e aus ben
fomtidfen gfaSfen, ale Natioren pertreteg0,
idmmtli4 bod gu &oB, SuIammeageiest mar
bate I4 fPl9enbermaheu %fornlirt: Qrei
@lonn8, - GIN SieripGnner, Die ,unioH
8anp" fibrenb, beren Dtitglteoer in Ser Uni
form zines preuBiiden @tuflfcorps, Die 8tdels
baube auf Dem aopfe, iia iebr gut au8Hahz
men. Die bentIae Slagge meBte ltel3 in Der
Quft.-Seltmari flaQ, 81. 81. so. D2eier, i'm
&nitim zines ipanllden @rauOeu. - 8riu;
uns 4rinseifn @arnepalr in eirem bBfyt eles
santeu spetipdantsen 8aaeu fiteaO, in ge.
i9madpOQfem Sol. Coffin, bic Grouel duf
benz 0arptt, bargeiteIt BON Srn. $. @iIi61e
unb SRI. Ratbiloe Sd)nibt. Der goroerfiB
nes @asetls mar Don &agen eingenonweu,
= Sus9g, einen Sitter pub cine 9apauefn
eutbaltenp. -@efolge gu YferOe unb @iel, ME
iaon bemerft, In ben pha1taftiiditen @olttt,
men unS Masfen.-@in etnipdHnigerS ddjjiislr-
&arren, nit Der Suihrift: ''Pasty Balliyer,
slow but sure" - YieriPdnier nit GloipnS.
Cine Reibe anberer Su6rmerfe, 6eren SniaIiem
unmasfirt ben j3ug begleiteten. 9taA Dem
8rtnsip, DaB Die @rtreme iid beriibreu, waz
rem Der prinslihe unS ser S6ieunagen Die
@egenltdnoe Der beiouberen aufmerfiamteit
oes Die SrottOirs blofirelben 8ublifums,
uro mo INNER Der i3ns i'd b!iGelt lleB, wnr'
ben bic @eiddfte In Der geaAbari1aft lIspen.
srt. 9as iparnle @etter tru9 nift peu;g
oa3u bel, biele NeH9igrise ansutoeeu. Der
5ug paiirte gtenldB benz Yrogramm Die be.
teits mit9etbeilten StraBen, unb iauO OarauI
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Ser ,,6armonte : &ramfen Inter
S4fTf3rpnn3 . G$prpinH
sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mr. .

labetieine Wlitslieoer jI bem am @iontas, ben fs.
sebrliar, In Der y Mechanics s Safe" 9tr. I52, @eit=
6agetteftr., itattinoegoeR Sa9resha4; Gin, lna e.
ipartet sabtreibe 8beltnabme.
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~. ~ @$* S%
bdlt Wslttfuod, ben 81. GebrHar, in Der ,8ortpdrts.
der in fsinsr SintGt Gttuass , a, %fniiSSs Stsp ;ibri 40; , Wst=
miro. Capt Selsmann's @6pene miro BE 9ansliis
ftisen betrteotsen, uno 5r. Sopp ilr aute Speliel uno
seirsRte in g~efaHnter aaetie ieraen, ''i' u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-17

gr. 81, Wet-B ltimore=S traBe, bat 9r:: 8. @unbina
fir Montd9, Den 10. ~sebruar, Ebedter uub Gang
trdnSheu neranitattet. Bur auffibruns TOM mt; ngr
reif't fin Soatnser," SuFiptelin3 aften BON Gag
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en- Der ,,EurnsSaUe.l 4.

labet feline Utitslteoer su elmer morqen, gonutao,
Radmittas 4 nbr aattinbenoen sGarnepals.S isung
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Gre ErieDrih 6ahl

bat In gtt. SO, Wari6 : &artet ; Space, etne ueas
a5llsRiIalt etnaeridtet uno miro 6ieiel6e Dlonfag,
Den 1e. Ge6ruar, nit iiperbem eunide e%r5Tnen,
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0ew-Dorf, IS. 6ebr. - 6Obofsn.
Selbtmorh.) &buaro 8aper, elm moblbe=
fainter &enotiauger, t6Otete fid geitern Sur6
lrieuif. @r wobnt bier in Der 3. StraBe,
ua9H1 aber Oa8 Sit in SEEN, Dort Elm, rpuroe
Oann Bierber gebradt un6 itarb in ietnerW Oh .
nung. Man fennt Die Crime OieIer 3bat
uidt unO weiB nur, baB Sa1er iebr eHlpiin6-
lid NOR uno litl in 9eleli9er 8esiebuug iebr
let9t oerlett fiblte.
- Ser noroOentide 2lopos0 anpfsr Stem.
Dort," Capt. @mitsr. welder an 81. So
liiiar BON Srenlc.t abiegelte unO am leBten
Samitag in Seem DOrf falig ipar, nluBte Den
6afeH BON 5alifar aufiIdlet, neil inn na4
einer itiirmtihen ueberfabrt Die 8obleu ans
ge9angen lparen. @elterH gtahmrittag iette
er Die 8eiie fort uno wtrO mabrihetuti6 am
9amltag HatmittQg bier eiutraien.
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sJn Der vGOncOrSia"

Sie @ett=Salttntorer Sd)iiRen
fueroen nit ibreH Damen aui ba5 morseu, Spnntag,
i'm 8arfe itattiinbenbe Sarnonie : @onjert ouimert=
sntn npn1ohf - --- .
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Der uGermania= MfdmnerAor"
bdlt morsen, Sonntas, cine muftaIli9e aben6 : I'm
farhnltIfnn.
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itana"tam seftern bon 0orfoIf bier an unb brahte 50
Ballsn Saumipole fit S. 90. SenfinS & Co.; loo fit
" ~ y; 2aaaiiiton; 1s 90 fir z. .. Wiaiams;1 90 Iar
g.3sa y sobas; + DO tir gebr. saon; DO iir @ebr.
fir @ebr. elliott 30 fin 81. S.; / eoai Raulmann0=
maaren tut Wilion, Burns l. 60; 10 90 inr @ussen=
sasin1ssrE, Gone I 60; 10 Gdfer &erpsntinzs ptritns
Sobne; 8 90 fir 6. W. Qa,orus 4 Co.; Is Balen
Sanmtpole fir asieienielo, gtern. & Go.;5 90 iIr S.
ioneu.
pie fabtti9en GamiIten< Mdrtte. =
Marfte ,paren i'm aueemeinen NIT Grtifela retblie5
perieben, a~nssenommen SteildIorten, tpelde nidt Is
snlsr onalltat eorbaoen iparen, ats su anians aes
SSlntsrs. PIE Gielit=Breife paren, mie iolst:-
S9lenS, Sgmnlel=, Salb= unb anberes Jleiih.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-25

81
CATHOLIC US1oSs.-The Catholic Union OF
Germany. which originated at Mainz, has pup
I;sbed AN address to all the Catholics OF Ger
roanv. appealing to them for support, Irotest-
inc against the measures recently passed ny
the Rechstag, and stating the aims OF it's own
oraanization, which are " to defend the 1ree-
dom and rights of the Church, to foster chris
tian principles in all departments OF Puohc
life by all permissible moral and legal means
nartisularly by the constitutionally recognises
and guaranteed rights of oil subjects OF the
stake.n The address is publishedi In the Dens'cae
R.,dx,se;tanq, of Bonu. The French cstnone
Union has presented to the Assembly fIe'n
netition in favor Of the rights OF the Holy eeo'
This petition proceeds from the departments
Of the Morbihan, Loire Inferieure' Cotes ou
Nord Seine ct Marne, Lot ct Garonno, Ardeono
Cots dor. Var, Bouches du Rhone, Gironde'
Eure ct Loir, Gers, Calvadors, and from Con
.tantine. It will probably receive no answer
but the Unirers justly asks whether evoI'
Dronosal to discuss the Catholic petitions
met by urging prudential considerations u
o..ion ia. to DO asked in the Assembly % u
~. recent letter Of the Pope, which was com
u,unicatod to the French among other Govern
nouts and the reply, if any, which has Dec
made to it.
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OUT FOR A HOLIDAY.
EAsrPAscAsoyLk, August 10Th, 1872.

:. EAsrPAscAeovLk, August 10Th. 1870
To the Editor Of Morning Star: a,'
" The visitors to this place have certainly
no reason to envy their fellow mortais WhS
go of to Northern watering places N seascn
IF health and recreation. The town 10
pleasantly located, with a broad expanee OF
deep, blue water stretching away tn front,
the never ceasing roar OF which 10 sweep
music to city ears /; good, oid'Iasnlcnsau
country road, gently undniatlng, aod Icau
and oaks, drive alopg which is really ae-
lightful many pleasant private houses;
with seversl we'll kept hotels, and no enc
| to such amusements as boating. craoolnes
| ffoundering, shooting and all thas sort on
thing, you kneN M y. foB go wi HaIa few
l,ours' ride Of home on one Of the smootnest
| and best managed railroads in America,
the low rates Of fare on which Places q
| trim within the reach Of the bumoiest Gus
zen Asto the hosels, they are al =,
we'll kept as the Dodeou House there VII!
DO few crumblers. Capt. Cook, the present.
landlord Of the Dodson, sets good table,
has a corps of attentive walters AND 10 him .
self always about, seeing to the comforts or
his friends-for all his guests become nIs
friends before they leave even II sneS s S;s
: strangers when they first pass beneath LIS
Hat one of tho main attractions of sssis
Mace Ia the defightfal bathing. The water
: is very salty, a little more shan Iaiss Wy
}, and the gentle swell, for We can hardly sal
3 it surf, makes it both pleasant anu excls
j. ing. "
;, We have a very neat little church ove'
q here. uuder charge of Rev. c. Van que
10 kelberge, who is highly esteemed ana re-
~ spected by citizens of all denominations
10 "a he attends to this church and another
9, about eight miles distant, says mass AM
y eiyes Instructions in both, besides answer
a ine sick calls and attending to other duties
d YOU may be sure that his time il folly EN- en-,
~ poyed. Yet he has now ana then eaas;o ,es
;e moments to spare, and, on such oosasle ein
l. IA yery sociable, and speaks with anima1iG
Of the improvements to be made IN IN
church here and the other works when Il. d
;se has in view for the Improvement OF I'd
ial Mace and the benefit Of its citizens.
RS. But as this letter is somewhat drawn on
ar perhaps had better close and wlil ~.
oh inst one more item in favor of this pia g
sn Those who have been bored 10 death Il
rus two months past in the city about polite
'on will And here q blessed relief. There now
ng after that who can resist the temptaeio9
an at least a week at East Pascagoula MO
ell anon. H. AlA
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-25

U,vo F,,rpuoNrxgr CIRcULARs.-The ehees
of personal interest in predicting total enanse
of standasd in appreciating pubic queas.S~
has just been smuSipgly fiastFe'e"
Votksfreund, Of Vienna, has just got hold OF
circular Of tho Turin Government, issued IA
,sAs when there was . danger that, not shey'
but the Emperor Of Austria should noeoED"
mart Of the Pontifcal dominions. :" II the EN-
peror of Austria" argued the circular "ese
victorious in Lombardy, no would NOS % cen
tent with his former Possessions, but Woa13
take the legations from the Pope and ssPFaSss
his Independence 70 the great dssrin'A.
ecclesiastical liberty, a. was Seen IN NE -
eentury, when, after tho dsfeae OF snS -
menteso armies, Italy and reh Sion "sso 80
| ovor IN tina contempt and insults Of rsPuohoens
| a. horna and of q foreign sovereign 90 t0e"
| -. po,.a vere not only deprived OF sAsak
| ..nors1 povsr. but led away prisoners ana
80. ono of them dying in Consequence q
- ,,or.eeutious." The same GoveTnmeos
; tba sth of July, 1872, expresses itself %
s.uc-.. II il the aacred duty Of every NEE
ii -, to betake himself to the elestoFas uRn
. 80 "a dispute with the enemies OF the unity
/ .od liberty of Italy Q victory which the istssx
Ill never gain but to show to the world thai
Tho immense majority of Italians is ready foi
ovsrv .aerifiee to defend the rights OF the m
= ton and to defeat the efforts of . party when
8 under the pretext of maintaining religion
e wopld reestab',h the temporal power OF tn
. pone. whic,. : II ,usably lost foE the good
J. 1,.,v of,. 90. ,n, and even of religion
. In 1sAs the As,t.uction of the temporal pow
= vaa dsGrinootsl 70 ecclesiastical hAeft!
is besides being prOdactivs of all Einda O. en-
o. cy,Is; In 1s72 R 10 " fer thS gosd sVea q -
Of EiSas"
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NUMBER 80.

only for permitting them to escape, bat BE-
cause they were not snlseauestiy ssi.ed, and
were permitted to oOal in Bsitish colonial
ports. s.--- 80 at ri -.rs.i ,--s, Es..- -
a. UNITED srkrEss -4l.t
,NRw YoKx.-The Republican Convention
has made the folio wing nomfnatto1s: Cen. J.
a. Dix, for Governor !; Cen. Jho. H. Rootnso0,s
Congressman 81 large Fred Douglas - ono .
Of tho electors. The Republicans 81 poet shss
many Democratic will vote fov Dfx. AT she
fading the chair dec,srsd IL 70 h. shs dsty se
the soldiers Of the Union army 10 sssnd ~
their old oommander, aud to neyer aGree %
they arc willing to Be loyst. Ree0fusious en-
dorsang Grant and Wilson were adopted.
THNNEssEE.-Ths Democratic Conyention
has nominated B; y. chsathsm scr C65aress s
fron the State at large. E1-presidens yonsseo
Convention. 1t J., theught he wiz run e "a
Independents candidate. Rumors usre .ife IN
Memphis on tho ar Of eolision bsswssn 1
Of tho lynchipg of o negro. Sherif Curry
| having received Q telegram asking sor asstss,
ance Immediately lsfs with . posse on special
that Q body OF armed negroes, estimated es
from 500 to 600, are assembled about ewS
milss from Coilisrviiie, and the Sheriff. waeh
negroes had arrested several planters, aoa
bproposed TO try them by 0 cours-martisl!
South CARoLINA,-The Republican CoDxen-
| ton In session at Columbia, nominated r. i.
i Moses, for Governor. The greatest excttSmens
acd confusion prev ASlsd, daring which yud6a
III. L. Orr arose aud said, Knowing. Moses,
! record, no oonld NOT consclentiousiy supR9ss
! him, and begged leave to Withdraw nom sne
Convention. This Ia the beginning OK tine
threatened bolt. =.
4 GEoRGlA. The straight-out DemooreSse
! Convention at Atlanta was small AFFAIR. We
, , men Of note vere present. Only twenty-five
counties out Of 1876 In the State were repre-
, scented. Delegates were appointed 30 gee
Louisvilla Convention, and OConor wes de-
: clered the preference for President. IL ~ IN
derstood that A. H Stephens 10 the author OF tns
platform adopted. AT Republican Convea-
ton in Atlanta on the 2lst, seventy-two eono-
. ties were represented and Judge u. A. Waikes
. "A nominated Tor Govern
{ TExAs-SheTiG scbanlao with an escort O
Q cavalry 10 hunsipg for RioHes alias Cnioon. W
= murdered Mr.. Alexander AZ Boise, thirty maies
o from Brownsville, they surroundea . nest o.
y Ave Mexican noaraudeIs, four OF wnom -
!, ceeded In crossing the river into 4eaaec
% where they. were captured by BODY o. AeH -
A. can cavalry who were oo-opsFaasoS wisn ~ NJ
"a sheriffs PARTY, nnd who hanged them: IN
10 fifth, while attempting to cross, anu Gnee =
b. had neatly reached tho Mexicer eoai, We
ar Killed by o shot from the Texas side Ewo 2
No the outlaws were brothers OF Chicon, wno
fS reported TO be still In Matamoras, sno ah Wei
In noted dcsperadoee. The Democratic Convet
ar ton Of tho Third Congressional ne:th
n. unanimously nominated Hon. ID. Z" Gtoainl
be for Congress. T. H. McMahon d. Co., We
n known bankers ia Galveston, hase suspense
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-25

Thu English Wesleyan Methodists income
for Foreign Missions for this year Is %'
to which may be added sSo,OVV ZOE INC IT, rUn
-o:sion Of the. Italians to Metbodism. They
80 bouuht property in the Via della scrota
in Rome for 100000. The Rev. :. Cory 10
scribed Popery as THAT monster Oh ln'4SN9
steaped in liza and drenOhed In Diooo' ,S
casuissry was o noral nuisnnce 70 the - 80,
The Jesuits we're sWOrd, Of WhieA tso AN
woa I'm Rome esd ths Poias sy@y"hSTS'
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Four thousands francs given by an American
r. the French Academy as a prize for the most
remarkable action OF devotodness during 'no
aiere of Paris, has been awarded to the pro
Tiers of the Christian Doctrine. AT '.ny
,vben blind ridiculous hatred on the part
49, n-e,ended friends of popular education IL
being displayed against these admirable IN,
.truetora Of youtb, it is not amie" 70 cirSS'
-nhIia attention to the opinion formed Of tne
I cAr,.t,an BrothOrs BY the sEiss Of sduSAss'
FEaasA
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NV, c.ruo1Ic ScHooLs.-Duripg the course
- +h. ne1t two weeks many of our paroohial
schools will open for the reception Oh scnoiA''
We consider it very fortunate that at 'n'S p'
.;,,,ar time we have been enabled t." puoiisn
Father Burke's lecture, for his eloquent "''u'
III, A., than aught We can say impress upon
.orsnts the paramount Importance OF placing
.ha;r children where they can receive sucn an
Id ,cation as will develop their moral as wen
| "a their intellectual faculties. 1t Is outS
4 vbich cannot be neglected without grievous BIZ
Y - IT, mart Of parents and we trust that par
E.;,,lor Mains will be taken by them to see that
ths;r children attend promptly on the opening
dsv and throughout the scholastic year.
| Rv advertisements in our Supplement ana
! rsnoot;onal columns it will be seen that az
seyeral of our colleges, converts ana Sei'0'
.obools. Glasses will commence ct an early u"9
At the College of the Immaculate Concep''on'
: corner of Baronne and Common Streets
s-..;.1 rommereial Course will commence on
Mondav. September the I'd. The Regular
r,1..sical Course will commence on Tueeosy
o.to,,er the lat. At st. Mary's College, eorne'
2 poavfarre and Constance streets, the Session
t iii commence Monday, September "a. %
, s;noaon,s Select School for girls, 13l Annuno'A
D .;.,, .treet between Thslis and Melpomen'
. .+,.ata opeus on Monday, Sept. 3D. ~ does Sie
q. y;neent'a Preparatory School which
;, oorrected with il. The classes ut tho youn
!, 1.d;.., academy of the Holy Angels, WHOM
,da- thu MANAGEMENT of the SisteTs Marla-
ties of Holy Gross, and 10 situated NJ inc OoIut
~ az Rampant and Congress streets, Thiro IN
w trict. will commence about the nrsb weeA
~ soDtamber, Further particulars regardin
thaso excellent educational Institutions ca
ot he obtained by reading their advertise men
ot -hiob will be found in other parts OF tn
lt paper
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tions. And still later, the. Jesuits, at st.

4
Aud. as Of paramount Importance. must
he mentioned, his zeal for the promotion Oh
primary parocnial schools. what ne mas
iabored to do, in this way. is testhea ~
his celebrated Pastoral OF last Lents IN
vh;ch he says that a parochial church with
ont it's parochial school, hardly deserres sss
name And, finally. his Diocese has been
90 v ell supplied with priests, under MS los
tering care, that hardly anywhere IN IL. anu
certainly not in any city or town OF ln
nortance. are there Catholics who cannot'
without undue difficulty, attend and re-
ceive the ministrations of the Sanctuary.
! j We said, above, that Bishop Bayley hau
made his sacrifices in becoming Catho!io'
Among other things, he was the favoIse,
and the principal heir, OF very WEAKLY
relative. the late James Roosevelt: When
lanes r, Bayiey became Catholic priest,
i that relative. under the false prompupge
\ Of enemies Of the Faith, was made 10 pc
d lieye that q Catholic, priest, IN becoming
fsuch, had to give over his private properly
to the Church. Motiving his ec'lol on
that allegation, Mr.. Roosevelt, by ood,S',
; to his viii. out of Father Bayiey from tne
!, large property he had bequeathed to MN
The viii was contested in the courts. put
In the opinion Of tue then judges, IL wa
{ hald that the intention Of tue testator We
: distinct, and must staad-no mater ~ =,
2 false might be the Impression under whlc'
d that intention Yves formed and expressed
. w. We we'll. remember, on the day that de
e cision was rendered, with what eauanlmi
o. tv. and, personally, almost indlnerencs
. Father Bayley received the news-.ma KIN.
70 use of what was, to him, q familiar eAp pre-
70 sion on the occurrence OF anything ua.s
, ward "it will be all the same hnnd Ire
n Years hence ~ In the sense intended ! tn u,
al Was true. But, in another sense, it Is NJ
y true. For the Lord has said that tnete
re no one who shall have lost houses or ian 70
"a etc, "for His sake, and the aospGh, nnd ar.
to fold-with persecution-and. in the Worl
he to come, life everlasting" Arehbish !,
slf Ravley will be the third convert to q
Mt Faith that will have occupied this Prlne
in nal See of the United States.
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Capt. John Glynn, IN old soldier ana ga:
liant officer Of the late c. 8. A, won tho St1t
medal ut the excursion Of the Louisiana AfI.A'
lery at Mississippi City On the lSsn' no ""0'
the three beet ehOts.
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FRANCE.

.,.r+ that the Germans are fortifying
p1,fort h violation Of their treaty obligation.
b eIoS Without foundation. They have
ouiy Completed the fort. oOn%snSsd y R sSe
French c9@nandsn nnS %Irins s snS Va -