Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-21

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lox AEx. FATlaGA oARTlANp) i
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zHI c ID Il asaic.asinis' certain
i've, 4aya IT, tie memory ,of dating
- uished men hasat all times been
tie world Il statutes have been erected
TO show 'theshigA appreciation Of tAsir
lahora aRAs ADOPTED, BY the civilized
en- Qpe9trtes 81 accomplishme nts and to e.
cite, posterity to cultivate and perpetu-
I ate those exalted principles with which
the illustrious men were imbued. Year
afteryaxhasa added to the catalogue ;of
fame the names Of Cherished, heroes,
slopoeed for some special act, until .
,weighty volume has been collected.
Each succeeding anniversary of their
birth or death is honored with increas-
ing tribute and greater effort to estab-
fish claim upon universal admiration,
and yet, from. the entire collection, few
could boast Of any act universal in it's
effect. .sl,sA3 yEs .e,sla~sza
The son Of glory Of the nineteenth
century has shed it's rays upon many
remarkable personages who have in
scribed their names indelibly upon
the tablet Of fame, but high above
them all in letters Of gold is carved
the name Of the. Industrious Pope Leo
XIII, poet. statesman and scholar. he
takes 1rst rank among the galaxy Of
the, past cent,rys, learned men. Am
ong, his contemporaries. Bismark won
merfted admiration for his efforts IN
the interest Of Germany; Gladstone
clinched his hold upon fame by his
mastery guidance 81 England's Ship
cfstate; but Leo the XIII commanded
universal attention 2 BY plotting the
bark Of Peter through many and se-,
we're tempests, and leaving IN his wake
only, calmness and serenity. The OF
i've branch of peace has been his CON
slant companion during his remark
able Pontificate and it's soothing effect
on rsocietys wound is plainly shown
wherever his advice has been ac-
eepted.
His keen erudition had prompted
many to seek his counsel in grave
and important political controversies,
and his judgment has ever been salts
factory 70 the parties concerned. Ger
many, in hostile attitude towards the
Holy See atothe beginning Of his reign
is1well known, agreed to have Leo set
tie her dispute with Spain in regard to
the Caroline Islands. Ex-President
Cleveland offered to submit the whole
Venezuelan difficulties with England
to the Holy Father, and we may ven.
tntg t6 assert that the United States
!. wonld have saved much bloodshed and
al Immense amount uf money had she
rsf ss5 her olats dispute with Spain
to the Celebrated peace maker Of the
century. FTnssreeent anniversary Of his
ninety-third birthday has served to II.
lustrate the profound interest held for
this venerable man. Every where
.througAoqt The whole world wherever
Il q 10 Cathelic place Of worship and q
priest exist, vas celebrated the Holy
Mass in thanksgiving for the blessing
Of his reign and . happy termination
! for HIS 'fsithfuf career. Protestants al
90 paid silent tribute to the majesty
Of his person and look with enviabl<
!, admiration upon the grandeur of hi
once.
His, striking personality. character
lied by true true Christian virtue and kind
hs5sF u heart has drawn from all. re
agardl4sso o. religion expressions o
d aindiy feeling. To the poor he has ca
.,peciall endesrsd himself, and as Vicar o
Christ. found particular delight in ad
mnfnistering to their wants. like ,
fxithfai parent he has ever been soli
y cftous Tor the happiness and ADVANCE
9ment Of his down trodden children
Il this is the true mark Of greatness
10 devote ones self to tho happiness
~ and nd prosperity 81 others. 70 labor in
cc1Gssantly III ths dsad 6fsscience ant
p Az iitssa ana To relihuufsk ali seiAsh md
aiSSs II she disdhafse: " duty then d
eswss Loudly ssuelain Leo the XII N
sssReatesA smaA q his age. Gradual,
p seyessae ysers!o e eis E9atissf. s e.
dispensed thRe eAAdhgfsdsM t6zth'
weary traveasas inlamfn6kibs saIe tst|
and exposing the hidden snares whiel
endAneef man's spiritual n64y. N
keen perceDAieD1a1ss1 -. 1etng teeof'
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