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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL.
The Corps of Teachers are All Taking
Vacation Courses Abroad.

saIdb0i S0Gt SCo FNbt Odls
st. Mary's School for Girls of Raleigh
has done much for the cause of the
true education of women in the past
fifty years, and at no time during its
hisforvnae the school been better
qualified for carrying on its excellent
work than it is at present. Always
keeping abreast of every real advance
made in the science of teaching, vel
coming gladly the more liberal educa-
ton which each succeeding year gives
to girls, St. Mary's has gradually made
her course of studies more and more
comprehensive until now no college
preparatory school North or South
has curriculum better adapted to
the individual needs of the pupil.
Never does st. Mary's sacrifice thor
ough knowledge in any department
to show; not only is this true of the
course in English, Science, Latin and
Mathematics, but also of those accom-
plishments, Music and Art, of which a
superficial knowledge is frequently
considered all that is necessary.
Every year the departments are en-
larged and appliances multiplied, and
the courses now offered in English.
Mathematics, Latin, Modern Langna-
ges, Music and Art are exceptionally
thorough and comprehensive. Some
of the teachers always spend the SUM
mer vacation in studying new meth
DDS. This year Miss Shipp aud Nes.
McBee are at Oxford, England, at
tending the famous lectures there.
Miss Slater, who will next term have
charge of the work in Science, is finish
ing a year of fine work at Cornell. and
Miss McKimmon is making special
study OF the vertical system Of PEN
manship preparatory to its introduce
ton into the school in the fall. Mr..
Mack, the Director Of Music, is attend
ing the Music Festival at Bairetll.
where he will have the finest opporta-
mites OF studying the best renditions
of Wagner's master pieces. Miss
Stone, who has for so many years sue
cessfully conducted the Vocal Depart
ment, will not return, but the friends
and patrons of the school viii be glad
to know that the lady who win take
her place is a most accomplished yo-
callst, late graduate of the New Eng
land Conservatory, on who has studied
with the best masters, among whom
many be mentioned Sig. Ashille Erraui
The Violin Department, introduced
two years ago, has been a great addi-
ton to the music, and is most success
full. New pupils are constantly enter
ing for these lessons, and the work
accomplished is of the highest kind
Every one who has heard the playing
of Miss Wards pupils will be delighted
to know that she VIII again have
charge of the Department. r.
New features will be introduced
next session, among which il
thorough course in mar,
keting and cooking. This De.
partment will be conducted on
modern scientific principles. and it is
believed that it win be of great ad-
vantage to all the pupils of the school
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02

Billy O'Day, a real comedian, shares
the honors nightly with Marry Ward
the Next President of Minstrels,
with Barlow Bros. Minstrels.
See the Next President Of Min
strels" Marry Ward, at the Academy
Of Music: with Barlow Bros. Minstrels
Tuesday night.
Mr.. NJ. A. Moseley, for years the
manager of the successful Mabel
Paige company, is the manager of the
great Barlow Bros. Minstre1s.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
PROF. ALDERMAN ELECTED
THIS BRILLIANT EDUCATOR CHIC
SEN To SUCCEED DR..
WIN STON.
Elected Unanimously as President OF
the State University ResoIu-
ton 10 Or. Winston.

the State University -ResoIu-
ton TO Or. Winston.
/ \ meeting OF the trustees of the Uni
Isersity. called to elect president to
Isoecced nr. Geo. +. Winston, was held
yesterday at IL m.
The following members of the board
We're present; Governor Carr presiding,
A, II. Andrews. w. II. Allen, Jacob
Battle. X L. Battle, Il. II. Battle, i.
I II. Rusbee, Marion Butler, w. II. S.
Rurgwyn, j. $. Carr. Benehan Cam
eron. c. NJ. Cooke. W. II. Day, ]. W.
/ Fries, II. w. Furman, II. L. Gray, w. a.
lGuthrie, +. $. kenan. Il, II. Lewis, i.
/ 4, Mcneil. Fred Philips, j, Lindsay
Patterson. W. j. Peele. W. d. Pruden,
/ Wallace Riddick, n. i. Ragsell, j. W.
Starnes. X. W. Scott, z, II. Walser, u.
ia. White, i. w. Wilson. Il. ID. Winston,
/ thirty-two i'm ALL
| Several others wrote letters eNcusing
their non-attendance, asking friends to
vote for them, as proxies, but 1T was
/ decided that proxies were not admis~
siblc.
| The names Of several distinguished
Educators from other States We're
/ presented as candidates for the presi-
ldeney, but Prof Edwin A. Alderman,
/ Of the Chair of pedagogies in the Uni
Iversity. was alone put in nomination,
land he was unanimously elected. He
Twas notified of his election by tele-
graph, and has replied signifying his
acceptance.
He goes into office August 18th, when
President Winston returns,
1t was resolved that the filing of the
chair as professor should be deferred
until the annual meeting of the board
| January or February next.
The executive committee will hold
a meeting on Monday, the 3rd inst,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
EXPERIMENT BUILDING NOTES.

Mr.. Brinley yesterday received
from Florida a box Of snakes among
them being a beautiful brown Couch
whip, which is In length, actual meas
9ronent, feet and inches. Mr..
Rrifnley has quite number Of live
snakes ON hand now among them two
rattiers.
IN the Office Of the Weather Bureau.
Director Won Hermann says, lie is
soon TO have a printing Office for this
departments special work. The
monthly reports viii then be increased
in size to that of the regulation and
the maps as well will be printed daily
| in this Office.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
RsTSsN ESS II EMS
". II. & Il. s. TUCKER & co.
UNTIL AUGUST 8TH.

The Special Table Sales viii be con-
tinued-and as advertised, we add our
entire line of Ladies Laundered Shirt
Waists-and make price rs cents for
choice.
We offer you the choice of the entire
line for rs cents, and in time for you
to use the Waists to their full value.
1t is our intention not to carry over q
single Waist and consequently this
low price. You must not miss this
great and genuine bargain-the big
gest of the season.
w. H. &c II. s. TUCKER & co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
w. II. & r. S. TUCKER & CO.
UNTIL AUGUST STU.
OUR SPECIAL TABLE SALES WILL
BE CONTINUED.

0 cents per yard-this means the
price of many odds and ends gotten to-
gether--you will be surprised how
many things and kinds of dry goods
you can get in this collection at . cents
per yard. Dry Goods Of all kinds
things that we do not want to carry
over and to sell them rapidly we make
the price o cents per yard.
w. III. q Il. S. TUCKER 4 co,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
BUlE'S CREEK ACADEMY AND CON
hlERCikL SCHOOL.

A leading preparatory school with bust
ness, shorthand, typewriting, telegrapny
music and art departments. Military fea
ture, library. ZIG students. $500 TO $50 q
pays All expenses for hs e mon tbs. Highly
endorsed by leading educators and all III
patrons. Combines superiority aud cheap
ness. one If the best business courses II
the state. For catalogue and further in
formation, address
REV. j. a. CAMPBELL. Principal.
Poe's. Harnett CO.. N. q
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
ALL MEN INVITED.

The meeting for nen at the y. NJ 81
A. this afternoon at 5 O'Clock viii l1e
addressed by State Secretary lufhef.
who ID a fluent speaker and shoul1
have large gathering. Men Of 81
kinds are invited.
Beni. r. Lacy viii be tho principa
sneaker at the railroad mems meeting
IN the r. and G. Society room at 4 p. III
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02

Big crowds go down to Ocean View,
Old Point Comfort and Virginia Beach
on the Seaboard Air Line 81 Saturday
ticket, to enjoy the cool breezes and
surf bathing at these famous summer
seaside resorts. Why not take two
days off and rest? You need it after
the hot weather this week. Everybody
comes back delighted.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02

There's no ''iniunction'' issued
against your taking the So Saturday
rate TO Ocean View, Va, by the Sea
board Air Line. It's the Peoples friend
and wants to give you a chance to cool
off. Nice parties go down every Sat
urday. You will be delighted with the
trip, and it's only So for round trip
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
DISSOLUTION oFCo-PARTNERsHIp

The firm of G. A. Sherwood & Co. has
expired by limitation. The new firm
of Sherwood Higgs & Co. win liquidate
the old firms business.
G. A. SHERWOOD,
SHERWOOD HIGGS.
Raleigh, n. c., August /, 1896.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
NOTICE.

I viii be in Selma, N. c., on next
Tuesday, Aug. 4, and remain one week.
VIII be prepared to do all kinds of Den
tai work, and invite a call from all de-
string such work done.
DR.. IT. N. WALTERS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
FOR RENT

/ dwelling, North Person street, SIS
/ dwelling Salisbury street, SIS.
/ dwelling, Halifax street, $50.
. dwellings,, Saunders street, $3.50.
/ dwelling, Boylan Avenue, $40.
WYNNE, ELLINGTON & co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
p0Ys,rER,S CANDY.

we arc exce1led 10y none in variety,
quality, style of package. All the
popular varieties are embraced in the
assortment.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02

Barlow Bros. Minstrels viii appear
at the Academy of Music instead of
Metropolitan Hall Tuesday night as
announced yesterday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
DEATH OF MIR. THos. WHITE, JR.

Mr. Haywood D. White, Of the News
and Observer staff, was called to Ok
ford yesterday by the serious illness
Of his brother, Mr.. Thomas White, Jr.
A telegram was received last nigia
stating that be passed away quietly al
eight O'Clock. lie had been III with
fever for over a month. lie leaves
ii wife and four eh5ldgen. has ne MAR
rled Miss Hunt 81 0Nford. Nf. White
was d son OF Mr. Thomas White, Of
L0ufs5ur9
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02

Do you want to get cool? Take the
seaboard Air Line 81 ticket to Ocean
View Saturday, catch a breeze, and
take dip in old Oceans waves. There
Will be a nice party down next Satur-
day Why not join them. Round trip
only So.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02

Attention is called to the change in
the commencement of Thomas & Max
Wells dissolution and sale notice. The
stock of goods inyentoried So, 400, in
stead Of $4 800, as at first printed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
WANTED.

Compositor with six years expert
ence desires situation. Good reference.
Address "Compositor,"
Carthage, N. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02

NEW FIRM.


No being IN We
and sand~~pteteFst u
builders generally Force Of
condion further induces
q
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
a Show Truly Moral.

"Thc Great John Robinson
a"d Bros Enormous Shows
Combincd" are announced to APP
pear at Elizabeth City in all their
vast entirely, OH Tuesday, Sept
Goth, and for one day only, Civ
ing two complete performances,
afternoon and evening. All Of
Our exchanges speak i'll the high
CT terms of this great amuse-
nt.at enterprise, and the many
"tough hangcrs-on,' which are
So frequently found with large
shows, are made conspicuous by
their absence. There is not a
game of chance OF any kind per-
uitted on or around the grounds.
All the attaches are gentlemen,
and there is not loud or pro
fame word spoken.
It is a wonderful sight to see
The wonderful "horseless car
mage III trial tests OF speed at
every performance and i'll the
e. at double parade. The three
rigs and elevated stages are all
going at one time, with entirely
different acts. Performers pick
ct from tn best the world af~
lords, and there is more than four
score of them, whose COm blned
salaries would more than equal
twice over the entire expense OF
tn every day circus. The daily
free street parade is one mass OF
%Iittcring magnihcenCe, contain
ing "S2cnes from all nations,
numerous open deus of rare wild
beasts, twelve kinds Of music,
herds Of elephants and carnels,
and the finest imported horses
ever seen with a tented amuse~
'a""t Enterprise. The coming
%; this the worlds biggest
amusement, is cause for regal
hoI day III every city it visits,
and it is worth coming DAY 5
travel to see
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18

the year by exhibiting the finest
products begotten by the seasons
toll, and the mechanic may ex~
hibit his choicest handiwork.
During October 20, 81, q, and
? 3rd Elizabeth City will hold a
Fair which Will not only equal
any former exhibition but will
excel all Of them, ard it be
hooves the farmers, mechanics,
&C., of Pasquotank, and all adj
joining counties to prepare an
exhibit for this fair.
The exhibition will be under
the immediate supervision OF the
following gentlemen
w. NJ. Baxter, Pres,
+. F. Cohoon, Supt.,
c. c. Allen, Secty.,
A. II. Mitchell, Trans. & Adv.
FIJI. Ziegler, Musical Direc'r.
Remember, the Fair will
positively be held
Prepare your exhibit !!
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
The Fair.
AN EXHIBITION FOR THE
PEOPLE AND BY THE
PEOPLE.
20, Ii. II, D.
VIII be the Biggest and
Best Ever Held Here.

a few months ago the frost
king had spread his white mans
tie over orr land and hoary
Winter was abiding with us.
Then smiling Spring paid us a
visit and soon we had the trees
and plants sending forth their
green leaves, then came Summer
with its rich harvest, its fiery
heat, its shade, its rambles and
its outing, Aud now comes the
mellow, quiet, golden days Of
Autumn-thc season for agricul-
tural exhibitions, where the
sturdy husbandman can give an
account of his stewardship of
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
Senatorial Convention.

The Senatorial Convention Ct
the First District is hereby call>
ed to meet i'll Elizabeth City
n. c., on Friday, Sept. 18TH,
1896, at II o'clock NJ, for the
purpose of selecting two cand1-
dates for the Senate Of North
Carolina and such other business
as may come before it.
Bv order of the commit e.
+. +. AYDLETT, Chm.
Papers of First District, please copy
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
News Adrift.
PICKED UP BY OUR REPORT
Frs WHO ARE ALWAYS
IN "THE SWIM"
BRIEFLY RELATED,
The Pith Of the News Especially
Prepared for the Busy
Reader.
BRIEFLY RELATED,

See cad Information wanted.
Travel over the railway is now
very large.
Come to the Fair. See dates
elsewhere.
Several new stores have opens
ed up this week.
The Elizabeth City lawyers
are at Camden this week.
Hon. T. G. Skinner, of Hert-
ford, spent Sunday in the city.
The iron foundry have cast
new rollers for SCOTS railway.
II. Burke Blackwell has re-
turned from a weeks visit to
Virginia.
Mr.. J, +, Sanders, who has
been sick for some time is able
to be out.
| Pasquotank Court next week.
Witnesses and jurors had better
be on time.
Superior court will convene
here next Monday, the 2Ist. The
docket is large.
Work on 7. ?. Nash's new
brick building on Water street
has commenced
Talk up the Fair which will
be held at Elizabeth City, Oct.
20, 2I, % and 23rd.
Mr.. w. T. Ryan left Monday
for Delaware, where he will re-
side in the future.
The many kind things that
are being SAID about this paper
is greatly appreciated.
Miss Eva Palm, who has
been visiting relatives III Hert-
ford, has returned home.
Mr.. Ed Davis formerly of this
place, but now OF Newport, Va,
is in the city on business.
This office was favored with a
| pleasant call Tuesday from Mr..
{. c. Copper, of Norfolk.
Mrs. A. S. Neal, the mil1iner,
has gone North to purchase a
new supply of millinery.
Dr.. c. S. Blackwell preached
very instructive sermon to the
children last Sunday night.
The NJ. +. Church gave
sociable last night to its mem
bers, which was very enjoyable
affair.
Mrs, Lucy Stever, of Virginia,
is visiting the family Of her
brother, W. H. Ballard, on Bur
CESS street.
Miss Shaun0nhouse, of Char
lotte, and the Misses CRANBERRY,
Of Hartford, were III tine city
this week,
Mr.. r. S. Mitchell, Of Eden
ton, has accepted position with
his brother, X. J. Mitchell, on.
Water street.
Miss Helen Gather, of Hert-
ford, is spending the week with
her friend Miss Fannie Dawson,
in this city.
The town is billed for Robin
son & Franklin Bros, mammoth
circus which will appear here
Sept. goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Guirkin.
r., left Monday for a trip to
New York. They will be absent
for sometime.
Hon. J. B. Respass, of Wash~
ington, N. c., Republican elector
for the First District, was in the
city this week.
Mrs. J. NJ Lawrence and child
rem, of Berkeley, Va, are visiting
Miss Lula Cherry and other rel,
at1ves i'll this city.
Mrs. H. w. Cobb, Of Virginia,
who has been visiting friends i'll
this city; returned to her home
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. William Perry, who has
been clerking tor Mr.. c. c.
Allen, is spending the week in
Norfolk and Baltimore.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1896-09-18
IN the Heart.
OftDc City

Vie Do High Grads
,-.rEEPCIAL PRINTING.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
unu Oct blaufn Doma1*

n er ,53erfau Der 2infsn", Der nGteosrgang
~ Der Oeut19zliberalen partet" IS
fino Dies S9lagnprte, an pel9e 1th Der
3eitungs1eier in Oeiterrei@ uno pobl audi
iiber be1en @renaen binuns bereits 9epobnt
bat. Gnt5pre9en ie ben Sbatlo9en, btloen
Iie Elm politiI9es 5aftum, nit nel9em ge7
re6net perben muB? Die lnterl u1ung
bariiber tit i'm 6oben @rabe aftuea. DEM
bic DISQUALIFICATION gebt i6rem Nblhlu1e
entqeqen. @on Der i'm 6ri6iubr 1891 be-
gonnenen ie9sjdbrtgen Manbatsperiobe err
iibrigen nur me6r einige Monate. Sine gan5
~perGnoerte @runOlage fir Die Dterrei9t@e
8olfspertretung lit legislutio feitgeiteut.
8alb qiebt es Neupablen, unb es fragt it9,
ob bic grpBe 9eut19<liberale Partet, Der
tGrtite, 100 Mann adblenOe 8erbanb i'm
M6georbnetenbuuIe, &usii9t bat, als bsriid@
MISREPRESENTATION 5attor bes Diterrei8i9en
parlaments pieber 5~uriid5ufebren. 8or
feds eSSabren BADEN mir es erlebt, baB cine
mG6tiee unb ~tonangebenoe Partet pegge@
feat purbe, bic Observation-Disclosures
Mltc8eGen, an beren SteGe Die rabifdl@
nationalen eSSungc3e9en traten, poour9 etne
Itarfe @erf9iebung Der inneren poltttt Sez
1terrei9s berbetsefibrt purbe. Wirben bic
beutf9zliberalen 3entraliiten, bic %einitige
8erfafungspartei, beute n8eretntgte beutz
I9e 2inte" 9enannt, BEL ben fommenoen
8a6len bon einem Gbnli9en 99idI ale TT
eilt, 10 ipdre bas gepiB BON ~peittragenben
SoGgen fir bic pOlitti4e 6iibrung bes otter
rei9if6en @taatspeiens b%esleitet.
Die gartei felbft fpiirt bic Rriiis, in Der
Iie itedt, in alien @liebern unb bat in ben
lebten Sagen iiber lire Gage unb lire
4usii9ten beratben. 9as trabitionele parz
teibanfet am Sefiionsf9luB fiel, mas re6t
be5ei9nenb 1T, biesmal aus, bafiir bat
Die parteileitung cine f9riftli9e &unbz
gebung perfenbet, bic in 5ienli9 elez
gii9en S0nen ben rleibeni9aftli9en unb
ungere@ten @orpiirfen sablrei@er Seinbe
unb ~einiiger Sreunbe" entgegentritt, @s
mu9t teinen guten @in0rud, baB Dieie
&~unbgebung ni9t Die Sorm zines Partei6e=
f9luffes, zines friI9en unb entf9lofenen
Manifetes, fonbern bic 5agbafte, leberne
Sorm zines protofollarii6en Hefumes Der
our9gefibrten Debate angenommen bat.
SIS nir6 barin er3d6lt, baB etnige &eOner
Oies unb anbere &ebner pieOer Scenes porz
gebra9t BADEN, unb man gelangt oaour9
CUR &enntniB, Die 9eutf6zliberale Partei
lei iiber3eu9t, buB fe i'm Sntereffe i6rsr
WGbler gearbeitet 6a6e, baB fe au@ in Der
3ufunft fir oeuti9es 8olfst6um, fir
Staatseinbeit, fir ben Sorti6ritt, fir bic
Sntereien Der probuttion un6 fir bic
fOciaIpOlittf6en Nufeaben bes mOOernen
@taates eintreten miiffe, baB 8par cine
Reuorganifirlng Der partei nOtbpenoig ietn
perbe, baB bieie aber ntbt bur9 l1ntergra>
buns unb 3er0reben Der betebenoen 5orm
einseteitet tpsrben fple unb baB es 6a6er am
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
Stride aatboltfem ,t,ts u. q. q,

Sn Seem Yort BADEN iriI9e &atboliten
gegen bic @erfolgungsiu6t Der Nmerican
Protecttbe Nhpciation etnen @egen=Srb
erri9tet. @r betBt ft9: vNmerican Srbsr
Of Limited Gutbolics", unb in einem an &d=
tboltten geri9teten &unbi9reiben bes nsueri
Orbens beiBt es:
~Wtr tpolen ale prafti19en &at6olifen,
glei9btel pelhem 8erufe 1ie angebDreu, gu
etnel1 Sruoerbunoe %bereinigen, ipDQen urs
auf benz @ef6dftsgebiete unteritiben urto
ermutbi9en unO chamber MrbeitsgelegenDeit
unb 8ei6dftigung 5upetfen. @ir npllen
ferner ben tat6oli59en 9lauben, ben faz
tboltf9en Glerus unb ~fatboli19e @imiG=
tungen bertbeioigen, npQen NIT @ut5tiez
benbeit naturaliftrten Sremben entgegen,rez
ten, tpel4e nit llnteritiiBung gepihet ge=
borener Mmeritaner, in nnleren 3efeBz
gebungen bereits grOBen @influB ge&ponnea
Eaben."
@u9 bon etnem r@ntgegennirfen eegen
bic 81. g. 81, Bel @ablen" 1T i'm programm
bic 8ebe.
Was bas &unbf9reiben nit ufetnbGi6en
naturdliftrten Sremben" min, nifen mir
ri3t. l1nb mas pgegenfeitige gei9dftli6e
unteritiibung" b%etrifft, 10 1T fie boffent!i6
ni9t 70 gu periteben, ols tpolten bic irif9sn
&atbolifen gar mod Die &unof9aft na9
@pnfeiftonsriidfi9ten eintbeilen.
SSn Baltimore baben irif9e &atboliten gez
gen bic 81. g. 81. cine nNmerican Gatboltc
2eague" 'gegriinbet, aIfo, pie es i@eint, pez
nigftens tein gebeimes 2ogenpefen gegen ben
9ebeimorben Der 81. g. 81.
4u6 bas programm bieier nGatboltc
2eague" fpri4t aber bubOn, nbaB bic Mitz
glieber Der neuen gereinigung chamber 9e@
f9dftli9 unteriiben folen."
Die itramm fatbOlif9e beuti6e u@merifa"
in ct. 2ouis tpenbet gegen ben irti9ztatboz
Iif9en Srben in getp gort unb gegen Die
irii9zfatbolii9e 2iga in Baltimore treffen6
Solgenbes elm:
n@s 16etnt uns Tebr fragIi9, ob cine bers
drtige auf praftifhe &at6Dliten bel 9rGntte
8epegung Der &lugbett entIpre6e. Die
unter benz Namen Der vMmerican Nrot.cz
tibe NHociatipn" befannte neue &nopz
n%Otbingpartei rtcbtet iicb ni6t ALIEN segen
bic &atboliten, fonbern tpiitbet gegen aqe
@tnaetpanberte, beren DECENTRALIZATION tie err
f6neren mD9te. Marum alIo ni9t, penn
man fp9 etnmal 8ereine griinben min, einen
8erein CUR 8ert6eioigung Der berfdf1unqsz
mGBigen religi0ien 5rei6eit, unb Der bur9
l1eberlieferung gebeiligten ltberalen ameriz
fanif9en Bolitif binii9tlt9 Der @tnpanz
berer unb Der @ingepanberten, ms 2eben
r%ufen?"
9a5u bemerfen mir beute mod folgenbes:
@erabe irii6e &atbolifen in SEEM yprf
unb Baltimore paren es, bic bor tpenigen
Sabren bur3 8ieberaniimmung bes &ufes
na4 Sbeilung bes S9ulfpnbs Der &at6oz
lifen@6eBe neue Nabrung gaben. Die beutz
i4en &atboliten baben itb an fol9en plum
pen Saftloiigfeiten ni@t betbeiligt.