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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-27
Madam Runoor Says

That She has nothing against any
one, and is not now engaged in
a search for faults.
That Mr.. F. M. Donahoe is one
the most courteous and popular
gentlemen whe ever held q rail-
road position. in Shreveport.
That Mr.. Paul Lowenthals earn
est zeal is missed in the City Coun-
Gill;
That Mayor Mcclellan is all right.
Like all men of progressive indi-
viduality he is liable to make
mistakes, but his aim is the adj
vancement of Shreveport.
That Chief Nelson is not only a
courteous gentleman, but a most
excellent officer as we'll.
That Mr.. Andrew Queries is
brave, faithful officer who will
make splendid record as a police
juror.
That all labor is honorable, but
intelligent labor is dignifled and
courtly.
That Texas avenue should be
paved before any work of the kind
Is done anywhere.
That the mail carriers have an
ardnous task in delivering the
enormous circulation OF The Prog
ress, but they go about it cheer
fully knowing how anxious all sub
scribers are to get it, and the royal
welcome they receive in leaving it.
That Father Scharle is fast win
ming his way into the hearts of our
people, generlly.
That The Progress is doing an
excellent. business in the line of
job work; but it ought to, it has
the best facilities and the best
printer in Shreveport.
That The Progress is proud of
the clergy of Shreveport.
That q good friend has offered to
furnish electromagnetic ahd grub
and Her editor and the madam
and children car er gwind ter AK
sept thor rroDereisii Telc sue ,.s".
That Capt. Pet" ypnTes "a AZ OK
eellent business man. a:,,: has
made a spIen.ls. r.c..rl ss nam
Der and President OF the police
iurp.
That Mr.. r. K. Coiquitt is a citi-
zen who can always be depended
on to do his duty to his commu-
nifty.
That our City Council is an ex
ceilent body of men who ALWAYS
strive to do their duty.
One dollar for so cents is what
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-27
To Our Patrons.

If you want something durable
in your kitchen, call and see our
line of new Lava Coated Cooking
Ware. It is the finest cooking
ware ever yet discovered, absolute
~ indestructible. We also carry
q full line of the celebrated "Lisks
Guarantee Antitrust Tinware,"
every piece sold under absolute
guarantee. We are also agent for
that celebrated first-class cooking
stove, ''The Improved New Enter
prise. There are others but none
betteY.) Call and see them.
F. MARTEL & Son,
n21-tf. 211 Texas street.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-27

When it comes to oysters, the
Little Gem isstrictlv in the market.
Opposite the union depot.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-27

The Progress was glad to see
Commissioner Wise at work on
Texas avenue again this week.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-27

Eggs, per doz., BY the case, Sc.
Fryers, $2.5Oa215.
Butter, country, per lib, IL l-2a15c.
Jersey, 18a20c.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon. 7-Sc,
Dry salt m+atf, steady, at S lie.
kfast bacon, Sc.
Itams-ChOice, sugar cured IL 3-44.
IAard-compounh 4 Sac: pure: 5 l-8e.
BRFADsTUFrs.
Flnnr-R--L patent Is. so; half patent or
straight. Is. u; Extra fancy. $500.
q" nnes'. t1.7o '-r bhl: ssi-s % nnd
Crackers-A p T. soda cracker. are
quoted 5 l-2s: cream. Sc bv she lot.
Ri'r--E-~ t.n",isia" a. 4 l.. = 6 I-2...
COFFEE AND TEA.
Coffee. .n.>: inir. III lie: u,~.i:uu
xfr'tr: 49,: t"ii-r. l0,2l
T-a-ts""i stuck "n t"md. fair d.
sac: ii''sr'i. il.tha12' per IT. b.. the i,..,I
SUGAR AND MOLAs-ES.
suxar-standard graduated, 1 5-ss; 81.
l-2c; choice yellow clarind. e; prime
yellow Clarifd, 4 l-Sc seCOlIds, iC:.
Molass-s-Comms'n. lSa:.5c. prime open
kettle, 3sc; choice r-boiled. none.
Esculen,s.
Onions. Il so per bushel.
! irish potatoes. e. e, 6ec per bushei.
krant, o.. &5a3 barrels,
Grain and feedstun.
Corn, mixed. sacked 50, per BIZ.
Hay. choice prairie, Arkaiisas. I'll; Tex
~. Is
Gate, wh,:e, SIC; rust proof 40c.
Rye 9Oc:
Barley s5c,
Bran eO<',
Chopped corn. OOc per 100 lbs.
MiIlet seed. SIC per bu.
COitontseed meal S5c per sack.
Wheat S5c.
Iron and hard ware
Axes. t0a1s.
Axles. l-2c per pound.
Esils,ws 2rsa2l...
is...tirs. rut.t,., All en,i ~ I,vr CO. "a,
Kelly t't,,wr. bore : l M eA,.i,
k~:iy ."'H'is. '.'.s 81. AZ ter t:sz.
k",i> inn,i -iiti-.. Boy. si.4O per .s.z.
Swe ..s--Ai rize.. "a & per p,,tsi,I.
Sinri rses-tl. So $40 per tuz-n
Trac. Chains-:7G,4slc per pair.
B"ii rguer. cOru showers, diamond
seo"teis +: turn slioyels 4 l-2<-; heel bolts
65c i,ert z; .rass rods o:.25 Yer dog.
Wire. IS vaniE-d barb LIE.
N.gom l-2 iach..s tumble skeip, $50;
"a i,cer *; inches $40; 3 Ia inches.
,5s l.. inches eos; seats z so: brakes
3.6ts tubular or heiiow iron aaie wagons.
wv" horse 80 On, four horse 8S. OOa7O 70
Nails z. so basis: new card,
Hi'ie aud wool market.
Drr hides. No. / flint So.
fHy hid.s, No = fiiut &C..
Badly bug eaten. 1 1-2a2c.
Dry salt<,d. No I Sc.
Bull hides &c
Green sailed hides 4 l-2
Green salt hides glte and badly cut X,
Wool, tub washed, choice Is b Ice
Wool. unwashed, clear 10 U 10 l-2c
Woo, hurry and black Base
Re, swax, prime 2Oa23c
T,lIo~ z 1-2a3c
Sheep skins, each I0a25c
Goat skins Na2ec
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-27

The Little Gem restaurant and
bar is up to date in every line.
Everything served first-olass and
to order.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-27

We are promised that hotel on
Texas avenue in the near future,
and it will be a modern, handsome
brick building too.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-27
Lost or Stolen.

On or about January list, 1897,
one mouse colored mare mule,
holds one ear in q peculiar man
ner as if it was backed all the
time. Has few white spots on
back. Is about IL or IA years old.
She was in McCutchen's field, near
Gamblin place when she left or
was taken. A liberal reward will
be paid for her return to me, at
Bernstein Bros, Shreveport, La,
m6- I'm w. T. Willis.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-27

Don't forget the little Gem FOR fresh
oysters.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-27

Get your job work done at The
Progress in the latest style.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-27

One dollar for so cents is VIVA,
you get with q Rambler at $50
Louisiana Cycle Company, Limit.
ed, 203 Milan street.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-24
Jrofid)a6en.

llnter allen ben gefabren, bic uns
fir ben Se9eu unierer s5luren unb fir
ben Sdmud unierer @drten Sitteru
loiien lit Die Sroltsefabr bic 9raus
iamlte. Gin ein5iser @inter, ia cine
einSise talte gia6t lam einen Staben
anri4teu, Der iid gum Ueiipiel In
tem tleinen @iirttembers i'm GHinter
l879-80 auf 100000 fru6tbarer
Obiibdume be;iiferte.
Sroiti6dben i0nnen auf peridietene
@elle entlteben. gei iebr beftiaer
&alte tann man itarte Stdmme uou
unten bis oben unter ihurfem SradJen
ii6 ipalten iebeu. Gerlei SroltIpalten
entiteben ourA bic Spaunune i'm Sol,.
f0rper uno t0nneu bur6 ueberlpalluu9,
nobel iif io9enannte n6roftleiften"
biloen, mieOer pollfommen beilen.
aebnli6 bat man ii6 friiber bic @ir.
flung oeS 6roites aud in ben 6dllen ee.
badt, mo auBer ben betannteu An3eiden
bes Grfrierens feline 8erleeuneen
auBerlib mabrnebmbar iinb; man
nabm on, es ieien 3errunsen uno Riile
i'm Snnern bes Pilanjeugewebes, mas
ben 9ob oes betroffenen Pflun,entbel,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-24

gor iiber so Sobren idon uurbe
Wtrs. MihSlnm's SOOTHING Sprup
bon Milionen bon Nhttern beim Sab
men ber Rinber angemenbet. Mirff bu
i'm 99lafe bur9 bas @hreien zines
Rinbes geif6rt, bas i'm 3abnen iR unb
bor S9mer3en treint2 Nenn 10, laRe
iofort eine Jlaf9e BON rWsrs. Minss
Ions Soothing Sprup" bplem. Geiu
Wertb ift unbeaablbar. gs :pirb BEN
tleinen 2eihenben iofprt 2inbernng bers
f9afen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Mdtter,
es 1T fein 3meifel bariiber. gs beili
Opfentern unb Oiarrboe, regnlirt ben
Nagen uHD bic Rieren, beieitigt 8inb,
aolif, ermei9t ben @anmen, perbin,
bert gnt5iinbuns unb ftdrft bas gauge
SDfem. sWrs. Min5Iops Soothing
Sprup1 fur 5abnenbe 4inber III anges
nebm in @ei6mad unb bas Recept
tammt BON einem Der beffen peibli9en
Nerate In ben Ser. Gtaaten. Sc III bel
allen Sruggifien In Der sanaen Welt 40
baben. preis Is Gents per JIaf&e.
4auft ni6ts anbereS, als Wrs. Winss
Ions 9DotbingsSprup.
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Gt.uas aers l1nertu artetes (! Bonn

Gttuas 8en3 l1nertp partetes +! Bonn
DienStag on merben mir bic game
Wn9e binaur1 pertaufen: 400 Yaar
Damen: OIforb shube i'm Wertbe BON
$1.25 fttr IS gents; 800 paar feline
Dongola 8 ~9anbalen", In Cincinnati
gema@t, bic fraber 3u $1.75 perfauft
wurben, au 95 Gents; 400 paar braune
Drforb, iebes paar $1.75 tpertb, at
95 Gents; 100 poar feline OongoIas
Crforbs. in Cincinnati gemadt. @r6Be
2 bis 43, i'm Wertbe BON $3.50. at
nur $1.25; 500 paar Damen Ban.
toffeln fur As Gents, bic nod ME an.
Dor su bieiem preiie pertauit wurben.
5oeben erbalten eine erobe NuswabI
BON 6erren Ghuhen. Dici aib unb
@ongreB. wertb $500, fur nur $1,75.
@benfals baben mir erbolten 3eug.
ftiefel, fomie pantoffeln bon Glaees
2eber unb 3eus. Hberbaupt Nlles, mas
on bsquemer GuBbetleibuns bon 80.
men unb 6erreu fir ben CONNER aes
braudt wirb. Nae bieie Waaren finb
nidt etma aIte 2abenbiiter ober auiam.
mengeiudter ausi@uB. ionbern Nlles
frii6 unb rein. iebeS paar sarantirt
BON Der reguldren @rbBe.
@iubereIIa 6 dubsBalaf.
213 Nlamo. Blaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-24
6e,uif seur Seadblasiafeit.

GS 1T unbe9rciflih baB cs nrd 9crs
te 9lbt weld)e pcn &beumati6mu5 gcs
pla9t perbcn, penn er 70 leiht bon
Salpaticn Sel furirt tpirb. DaB hics
tpIrtllh 70 it ipirb burh ncrrn g. s.
Shraocr, picrcc, 9tctr., bcscu9t, or
ia9t: "5d 9ebrauhte Salpaticn Scl
nno id bin ubcrScugt baB es fcin tels
leres sunlment 9icbt. Sd, lit ricle
Monate an 3hcumatismus uno fpnns
te feine slnoerun9 betcmmen bis id,
Salpattcn Sel 9ebraud,te. 3nct
5laifen fltrirten mid, 9dn;lid uno id,
bcfince mid, jeet 70 prbl ME frubcr." "
Saluaticn Sel irllte in feinem S,auIe
fehlen, es fpitet nur % Gent6. Q6elm
8erfdufer einen anberen cber billieers
en- 2lrtifel empfeblen 70 gete nidt bas
rauf elm, Salpaticn Sel lit bas bette
pom allen einimentell.
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SraGe 5wilden ibm unS Gate sefallen

6rage 5wild)en ibm uno aate sefallen
mar.
gei olleoem muBte er mebr unb
mebr sum aosnat le,ne 3ufluft nebs
men. Gr tranf aub anoere gpirituos
len, tranf sllleS, mas ibm 3ur Sanb
tain oenn nur i'm &oul9 perlor er bas
immer made 8elpuBtlein, baB er i'm
8esriff itaro, cine 0iiebertrd9tisteit
on SulOa su beseben. Cine unseiunbe
,, 9ltnloipbdre, Elm @emil6 BON 9tlfobol
uno benz betdubenben 9ampf ltarfer,
opiumgei9mdnserter Gisarretten erz
fiillte bas sltelier. &belianD bate lett
Wtonaten nidt mebr oroentlid sei6las
fen unb mar i6liebli6 nit ieinen Ser
ben total ;u Gnbe, als er zines Cages
ben Einiel bel Seite mari uno iid]
| iaste, oaB an benz 8iloe ni9ts mebr
su MAIDEN, oaB es fertig iei bis auf
bas leste 2iipfel9en, Bis auf ben
brdunli9 get0nten 5intergruno, BON
benz iid Der rotbe aopf uno Die orien@
taliI6e @elpanbung Der morsenldns
! bil6en Siirliin prahtpoll abboben.
Gr beiaB seuus fiinitlerii9e Sbiefe
tipitdt, Tim feir @erf nobruals bis in
bic fleiniten @in;elbeiten auf etmaige
Uni lfl6nbeiten hin 3u priifen, uno elm
beibes Gntsiideu flammte in inn auf,
als er iid iagte, baB es bas erlte,
tpirflid bebeutenoe Gunltperf iei, bas
er seidaffen babe. gSie bic @enuilen
itaunen piirben, bic inn ME etmas
&edtes Su9etraut batten! gDie bic
GunitbdnOler iih barum reiben, bic
,3eitunsen oapcn 9drini i6taeen iuiirben!
slber Giemauo iollte es baben. Gs
iollte iein 9ltelier nidt nerlailen, linn
nur 5u @lilf unS 0tubm perbelfen.-
l1nS ipenn es bas nidt tbat?-8ab!
Gr pollte nid)t baran oeufen. Oas
Slid muBte iid ia BON linn atpineen
lafIen! Gr hattie INNER erreidlt, mas
er ba6en iuollte. Ole g8elt, Die @eiber
fuaren ibm INNER entsegengefommen,
batten i'm perlpObnt uuo persdrtelt unb
linn bic Gbatfraft eingeldlaiert.
Warum iollte er gerabe jest. SGiff>
bru6 leioen, mo biele 2batfraft neu in
inn erlpadt mar? limb elm @efiibl oes
Ganfes gesen iie, Der su 2iebe er iein
Seites geleiilet bate, miiebte ii9 in
oaS Gnt5iiden, baS Der Gntoeduns iei>
mes aOnnens gait.
Sest ooer 1lle mar Der Moment ae,
fommen, um iie 3u iperben, iest, tpo er
Die Sraft in ii6 fiiblte, Die leibenidaits
lide 8e9eiiterutg, bic i'm iiber ieoes
Seoenfen binwesbob, au9 ibr mitsus
tbeilen, lie init lid fort;ureiBen, ipenn
iie nod einen Snnfen pon benz in lid
truG mas iie einit fir ibn empfunben.
llub 6ebeno Dor Grresuus, setrasen bon
benz Glauben on iif ielbi, srift er 3ur
Seber unb idrieb an lie.
GS mar Elm pabniinniser Brief, tpie
ibn eben nur Semanb i9reiben fann,
oeiien Nerpen fid in, 3ultanoe fur6t.
bariter ueberreisuus befinSen, elm
8rief, Der bic game frantbafte @lutb
Der geiSenidaft atbmete, ipel6e in ibm
tobte. st iagte ibr, oaB er ni9t lauger
leben tonne obne iie, oab er ii6 iest
elm gnred)t an ibre gl6tuns gewonnen
unO oils 8iinitler etlpas geleiltet babe,
mas ibn ben Seiteu sleiditellen uerbe.
Tprtiebuna folqt.
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Trei Derianot OFT Mdnner.
Gin Wtann In Midtgan entoedt elm
bemerfensmertbes Seilmittel
fiir Serluit an &raft.
Hroben iuerben frei an 9lne perIanbt. tie
0arum iG)reiben.

Carl s. MaIter. &nIamasuo. Ricl.. Bat mad els
nem iobrelangen Sample gegen bic ieelidben uno
torperltben Getoen bon perorener 9nnnbarteit
oas ridbtige MitteI eefuuben. ueltbes 6as 2eioen
beilt.
gr betpabrt bas gebeimniB forefdltig; aber er 1T
iutltg. eine Yrobe oer Wlebisin alien Ndnnern su
ienoen. bic an reeno elmer 5orm gefcblechtlidjer
shwddbe leioen. als .5olae BON iueenolieter I'm.
fuiienbett. tpte poraetigen Berui oes GeodtniiIeS
uuo Der &raft. ffuahem &iifen. Stampfnoerbrud,
uno Nus3ebrina. SaS 6eiImittel bat cine beions
oers ongenebme @irtuna BON g8drme uno it1eint
anmtttelbar an tpirten. inbem es pie uerInnste
aratt uno etne Gntiuidlung gebt. fuie iie nur ge.
tuinidbt tuirb. 9as Nittel beilte Rr gSaIter poIs
itduotg bon au ben uebeln unb 2eioen. bic BON
iabrelangem MiBbraueh Der nntirlidb iefeeiebten
5unttionen berrlbren. uno iou in ieoem Sale a6=
iolut 5uoerldfa iein.
Cine Bite an gar. Carl 8. gsalter. CAS- Raionic
5emole. faIamasoo. Ytieb.. bel Der Sic oneeben.
oab Sic eine 8rube ieines 6eilmtteIs fir Nidnner
iuineben. piro loiort erflat. uno tene Beraiitune
irgeno uelder Nrt iuiro uDn ibm 9efprbert iperoen
Or bat Elm gro6es 5ntereiie baran. oaB bic aunbe
bon oieiem groBartiaen 5eimittel oerbreitet niro.
nno er perienoet nit Sorafalt iider oeriieeeIt in
einem onrtbaus eintGdaen Yadet. 10 oaB Der gm-
pIdnger feline sSureht Dor unbequemlidbfeit poer
Setauutiueroen 5u baben brauctt.
Seler ueroen aebeten. obne 8ersug su ibreiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-24

narm niiinberi i6mal3" Der.
langte liin9i1bin Elm 9auerlein in elmer
wiirttember9ii6en slpotbete. Der Gpos
tbefer CAB bem Wlanne Elm DDs6en ges
reinistes Sdweinefett unb lieb hen
Sauern auf oem @laubeu, oaB es auss
setoGtes S6mals bon einem binseriG.
teten SerbreAer iei. r@aS bat benn
Der tbo?" fraste Der Bauer. rTas
weiB i'd nldt 10 senau, eutseanete Der
apotbeter, ,er lit bait iei'n pebtas a
redte Sau 9pd.
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9as Lone Starsy yGrlauger".

9aS BON Der gone gtar 8raueret
als Glaidbeubier In BEN Marft &c:
brad,te ,,Grlana r" erfreut lid, su.
nehmeuSer @ettcbtbeit alS samilien.
8etrdnt. GS lit ein trdftiseS, fart
etnsebrauteS malSretd,cS Bier BON
arukem Wublseibma6.
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Cine fdrGe 3e6r.

Cine fdrke 2Se6r.
Serthelbisen Gle Sbren &6rper aeaen
&rantbeit oura ben @sbraud BON
2utts Plllsn, Elm iletS liderts Ssilmit.
tel ssssn pIldmrr5eu, 0pspeplie, Ma.
laria, VerltopInns uuO aQe oamit Der.
Iuanotsn 2,iosn.
"pas Crisbrab oss Gtbrus!"
Or. 3utt! Shire 9sbsrplqsu iinO oas
GrisbraO bss 9sbcns. Sd psros benz
.3ufaa ltctS oanfbar iein, Der mid bies
ielben tennen lernen lieB. 5. Sairl.isb,
Ylatte Cannon, @ol.
Sntt's &eber. YiAen.
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s. S. meBer,
gh. 2l1, 8eit geite aIans gIaaa.
gSein Sanolnns nnb saluoa.

Sewdhltes Eager poraasIider gaIb
foraias Weine. bic birett in ben Weiu
bergen sefauft wnrbsn. Rotb. unb
WeiBweine, NneeIica, BORT, Sberrp
etc. Auf:rdge pan auberbalb tuerbeu
prompt aussefiibrt. 3elepbou fir
Gtabttunbe 280.
Sm Saloon finbet niaa feline
@bisties. @eiHe, uorsasli@es Bier,
gigarren etc.
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@esen 100000 Sterne
,eiaen bic BON Serliner, gariler uno
0onooner slitronomen aufsenommenen
neuen photographer bes nGdtliden
Simmel8.
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YaKa9es8tuette auer Wrt
Wa4 unb nOu europa.

SEPT III bic 3eit. 8idets au faufen
unb Uermanbte unb 8etannte aus ber
alten 6eimatb berHbertommen aii laKen.
Wegen geuauer Suformatipn ipenos
man R9 on
20. s. 9Dmus,
Seneratsp aaier.Gsent bet Isalorp
Dampfer 2iuie,
523 gah 8 6cufon 5traBe, Son An'
tonic, 8eras.
Offiaieller Ngent ftr ole europdi'
f@eu Dampfer 2inien.
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81. 20. MfcMlifter,
6euer' unb 3ornabns
0erRderung.
Bel, Alb.
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gsRss Sotei tn Der 9tabt. 81 Der Saa.
100 3immer. a.S 8 bomas, Gistb.
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u . tia
oes 9taatss uub Gouutp. Solicitors.

Den steuer,ablern pirb hierburG
auae3eiat, boB bic Staats. uub gountp
ad valorem. Shul. unb 6opf. .Steuern
fur bas Sohr 1896 iebt fdais Rub.
Sole @afiiano,
characterization bon 8erar gountp.
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.Mdlt Nutrine" III omar tein 8ier.
Do9 aber gut, hrum i1medt es mir.
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Antcntc
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with a curt reference OF the matter to the Con-
grcgation Of Rites they appear
One by one they enter. each walking between
two Cardinals OF older creation. vested In scarlet
mantles and hoods. and with long, sweeping
trains that borne by train bearers, or cauda-
tori. Approaching the throne they bow three
times. ascend the steps kneel, and kiss for the
last time the cross embroidered on the slipper
Of the Popes extended foot. and after that his
hand. Thcreupon prelate standing on either
side raises he hood of the new Cardinals man
tie and draws 1t over his head and on the top
Of this hood the Pope repeating the Latin
formula Of conservation, places a scarlet Cardi-
nails hat. with a low. loose crown and only two
bows at the brim. The same hat serves for the
GROWING IF all the Cardinals The real hat.
with widely spreading cords and tasscls Is
sent to them subsequently. The hat being then
removed the new Cardinal Is embraced by the
Pope and then he makes the round Of all the
other members OF the Sacred College. embracing
ZACH II them separately. Thereupon the
Pontifi bestows his bcnediciOn upon the assem-
bly,. dcscends from his throne. takes his place
the scdia Sestatoria. and is borne out Of the
Sala Rcgia. blessing those present with move
mcnts Of the hand To the left and to the right.
Although the secret Consstory has been de-
scribod first. it generally follows the public
- spent by the newly hated Cardinal In prayer
at the altar Of the Sistine Chapel The secret
Consistory begins with the ancient ceremony of
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shutting and opening the mouths OF the new
Cardinals Formerly the closed mouth probation.
which mean; that the newly created Cardinal
oughly initiated to The policy OF the Sacred Col
lcge lasted for six months: but nowadays the
mouths Of Their Emnences are scarcely closed
before they are opened again. II has occurred
in former times that a Cardinal has been left
at the death OF Pope with closed mouth
and on such occasions the College has usually
delegated one Of its members to open II. But
even II that formality was omit d it did not
render the Cardinal whose mouth was closed
ineligible to the Papal throne. In fact. no one
in holy orders Is economically ineligible. and
should the Cardinals choose to so outside the
Sacred College and elect some ecclcsiastic not
even possessed OF episcopal rank there Is moth
ing to prevent them from doing so. or from
raising any ordinary priest monk To the
chair Of st. Peter.
II may be mentioned here that good deal
Of INSTRUMENTATION prevails with regard to the
proper method Of addressing Cardinal, either
verbally or in writing. la the English language
Cardinals like Bishops should be addressed as
MY Lord" just as in French Cardinals. as well
a. prelates Of episcopal rank. are spoken to as
"Monseigneur" The Pope himself is addressed.
not as Holiness" but as Holy Father" The
words Your Holiness" used in lieu OF the
pronoun you" In the same way the words
Your Emnence" should only be employed In
the place Of the word you"
A few words may be said on the subject Of
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or else Mon placet." One by one all present
are similarly interrogated. and then the Pope
exclaims. "Deo gratias habemus de PERSONS
creandis concordiam omnium fratrum." or
Quasi omnum" "Marjoris parts" the
case may be. For not infrequently Cardinals
present manifest sufficient Independence to re-
spond with a Non placet," in spite OF the fact
that these princes OF the Church have been de
privcd or much of their former power. And
or the new dlgnitaries with the words: "AutOri-
tate Del Omnipoentis SanctOrum ApOstolorum
Petri ct PAUL.. ct nostr creamus Sinctse Ro-
name Ecclesia Cardinales Presbyteros quidem
diaconos vero . . Representations
derogatonibus ct clauselis necessariis ct OPP
portunis. He then makes the sign Of the
cross thrice. saying as he does so: "In nomine
PATHS. ct Fill ct Spritus Sancti. Anen"-and
with that the secret portion of the COnsistory is
at an end.
The Cardinals thus proclaimed at the secret
ConSistory do not receive their hats until tine
public session Of the following Consistory. gen
orally a few months later. although sCmctim .
the Interval is OF only few days Iiul they
enjoy meanwhile most of the privileges and
senatorial rights Of their rank including that
IF voting at Conclave. should occasion arise
If they happen to be in Rome. the Pope invests
retta. or cap. while II they are resident abroad
an officer OF the Noble Guard and a prelate re-
ceve the mission Of conveying it to the newly
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the prerogative Of certain Catholic Powers Of
Europe to exercise the right Of vetoing the cleo
ton OF this or that Cardinal at conclaves- 1t
should thoroughly be understood that this right
OF veto no longer exists. 1t formerly subsisted
by virtue Of a pact according to which certain
Catholic States bound themselves to the defence
OF the Church and Of the Papacy and received
in return compromising prerogatives and indul-
gences. chief among which was the privilege
OF veto. But this latter came to an end with
the failure Of the Powers concerned to protect
the Papacy from the loss Of its temporal power
in 1870. and at the last conclave the representa-
tives Of the Catholic Powers were made to un.
derstand in the most unmistakable way that tbs
right OF veto had been abolished. and that the
Cardinals were absolutely determined to permit
no interference whatsoever for the future In
their conclave for the election Of Pope
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