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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-17
Tom O'Rourke Rematches
Jersey igttweights for Ma
tional Sporting Club.


= votN0 sHU0RU. the clever jersey
" City boxer. and Cy Smith, the
Hoboksn Cyclone. put up such .
rs>tiins sood exhibition at Browns
Own lase night that Tom ORourke.
maaaGer Of the National Sporting c'uo'
whe was present Immediately re-
msAched them for . bout at his club
nsxt Tuesday nAght. Both boxsrs are
lsgttimats lightweight. The bout last
uiaht Attracted 20 much attention that
the club was forced to close its doora.
hslnAreds not beng able TO 80 the bout
Harry stone. the American light.
wtaght. who has been fighting In Aus
traNa for several months, writes that
hS VIII return here the latter part OF
NtSshary. Since Stone has been in
AustvAlla he has won the four lights
he has fought. He defeated Johnny
sumnsr. champion Of England. twice.
Mesk Keyss OF Australia once. and
matt Wells Of England.
Al IApps has left England for Aus.
trAlis with three fighters and will ar
rive there on Jan. 5 The lighters HI
has with him arc JET Smith. the Amer
icsa m.ddiewcight. who stool vi
Georges carpent ar for twenty roundi
IN Paris; Nat Williams. the English
lightweight. and Jules Duberg. a French
mlddle weight who won several battles
IL Parts.
Anothsr match between l.ghtwe.g ht,
vas cl!nched to-day. Jack Britton OF
I CHICAGO and Billy Bennett, the cham
c4on OF Ireland. were signed IN by Tom
lOeReurke to battle for ten rounds be
fore the National Sporting Club on tn,
night OF Dec. 20. Britton defeated Ben
uett In nine rounds In Brooklyn sev era
unenths ago after . terrific fight
The four "whits hopss''tosAo are I,
haetls ~ the Garden AZ Monde,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-17
Jones Still Looks After WoIQast.

JONEs .
Ad wos In wolsas' ns With WHITE Jones stu
Aee.evs eythns but his
dnesn. round In o. heretofore
ACCORDING TO THE AUSTRALIAN NnwsPAPERs made
and Lang ~ PaAps nds Mcoeory
chm
Il . H6y.
Smiths
AGhke WE'LL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-17

The four white hopss''3oho are 10
sssils Il the Garden AZ Monday
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-17
BlackIistinu willie Richie.

, O o
'sos,s IN" who o % .
Doy," Wokno
ooee RitcAte make et0 to h0 SSossd Hight
vcsAas mescAss iS5 soSnds. 50
Asm,Iom ovoS tie Nile
Sex~d MohtpstoAt " Gsns Nsso~ s~d Wooe
aloved hos poxnds the weoAt"
pounA
On an
CONCERNING o
ssnsaoant atosshsr
ghtwsish o Q
0sorse England worlds
4
rounds Q {
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26
BAR ASSOCIATION
PAYS A TRIBUTE
TO The MEMORY OF THE LATE
l. E. sTlFEL IN ADOPTING
RESOLUTION.
Of a Very Touching Nsture-8usi-
ness Mems Association Also
Pays Tribute.

AT a special meeting OF the Ohio
county Bar Association. held in the
circuit court room yesterday after
noon, resolutions OF respect TO the
memory OF the late Louis Stifel were
passed. as follows:
The bar OF ohio county sorrow AT the
Death OF Louis r. Stifel. anu take pride
His deep sense OF right. his mental
equipment and his professional attain
insnts united TO MAKE hin an efficient
lawyer. But he took no pleasure IN
controversy and the court room had hut
lttl" attraction FOR MIN. He found his
~1setuIhess rather IN bringing peoplr to-
g-thcr. whether to compose old differ
ences or To 1oin new efforts in business
Undertakings or charitable plans. Ma
1Ira,iy ~ moved out into a wide field
q usefulness in MS native city OF
heellnE. and in that field ne
70 administer Justice. lie applied m his
daily lite the equities HI learned H. me
law.
iLis natural sound Judgment and his
professional training. together with his
unldilns consideration OF the rights,
needs and feelings OF Others. won for
him success Ia MS active work as a
banker ami financial adviser His In
l'i"st anu counsel Were factors IN the
prosperity OF many business enterprises.
Ills sympathy with the weak and needy
ana ms efforts for their relief We're I'M
Ills hold on The confidence or "a. com
trunity was never shaker Ne served il
"AA 80 AAfu III ANF A@fkt-AdiNrFs anu
with even greater distinction in mis-
daily lie.
But with all this We shall remember
him better as our friend. His wclcom-
ing smile. MS quizzical ami b~uoyant
humor. ms willingness TO help: his Ta-
tt'nt consideration. his broad CHARITY.
these things made the real Louis Sttfei.
1t would wrong hin 10 dwell on his
world.
We shall best keep him FOR our own.
anu best learn our lessons from his life.
10y holding him In memoir a. gay and
glad. full OF life ana purposes. OF work
and play. Of Jest and earnest-for all
this lie was.
The bar OF this county. which Years
< regretted the severance of clos. pro-
fesSional relations with Mr.. Stlfel. and
always valued the continuance or his
membership in It's asspciatiun. row
grievs that ne naS left this life forever.
grtevc only loss than those nearest ami
dearest 20 him. and yer are proud that
ono % their number contributed IN ms
career so much t. the W-lftT. of the
city and state. and that with his family
AMI close friends they Nt'" q right- 20
bee anLful Tor the life ~ t..~ SooI
man
GEORGE y r. GILCHRIST.
" T.. HUBBARD.
81 81. X
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26
SHOP MEETINGS
Will BE Held As Usual ~ Local IT,
dustrial Piarts-Much Inter
est Manifested.

Tho usual MONDAY meetings VII
d.. held th'- week In various io.aI
manufacturing plants. beginning with
q service ~ Don today in the facfory
@: the Hazel-Aflas Company Re,.
charles ? Hutslar. pastor Of the g..
land Christian church. VIII have
charge
Tomorrow Re, = r.. H|ririn,joo
pastor OF the First baptist church.
vii begin - series Of actresses at Co..
Wheeling Mold a Foundry Company.
and on Friday. Rev. T. B Workman.
pastor OF the Wesley " r church.
v'l deliver OBJ second series OF ad-
dresses go the Wheeling stamping
~CCmpluN's plant
Interest 10 the meetings has iu-
Cre9 nI greatly among f1C employees
d. fhc various plants since tho meet.
iIg- were started % few weeks aEl
by tle : VI. G. 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26
H%fAs'ria - r. III lllsA'
" 4. HUBBARD.
So ~ EKSKINL
susiness Men.s 1rihu.r-

A special meeting OF the committee
OF the Business Mems Association.
composed Of William Hare. W. \
Nilligan and Charles Somehow. pre-
pared the following resolutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26

Air. Louis T. ~tfei VINO has ue.l
ttNen from our midst was one ut ulr
most IpricIt citiEtns.
L-S.i1ng To- pay q last tribute f, tue
memory ~ this EInorel man. n respiu-
ti'n was Offered and u"uartUnusis ,ar-
rtri. a. me-fiug 81 tue Board 90 p'I.c-
tors. February 90. 1913. that this memo
fi1l Co.. souvayesl.
Resolved. That Oh unison W. mourn
rs d-a'" amt rt rrish hi- memory as q
lHNai. char table .!ttyeu - -, hlgh.st
type. a t-Ie and faithful friend n
MAT this Doc pr.al ug orr minutes AMI
ttt"rd-l 60 I.~ b~rreHVeI family.
BUSINESS MEMS ASSprI ATTp%.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26
THREE CLASSES

Granted Charters ~ state sunday
School Association Yesterday
Mary Organized Recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26

s. 0ght against Tho company o- SOD
called pluck me sforss conducted tv
M" steel aud iron M coal aud coke
r7mpanlss op"r1tInL iu tho PItfrhur.h
district has been i~nallNratcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26
NwM
MaFSh'S Boy Shippers

Benefits will I've paid at the
Ohio VALLEY Trades and Labor
Assembly hall "Wednesday aft
ernOOn al , o'clock.
GARFIELD LOCAL. NO. T..
National S~togiemakerS League
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26
Bayha
Real Quality
Bakery

guarantees all Of their products and
viii furnish Tho best that can be made.
l. will he pure food II you get il from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26
Pure Food

What food should be more pure and
wholesome than the necessaries of
life. such as Bread. Rolls and tde diff
ferent products OF a bakery. The
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-18
tbeuert ieine llnidulO.

9(l6anp N.sO, II. Sftober. -
@iQiom Suljer lit nibt mebr Der
@ouuerneuroou9ieiu Yort NIT einem
8otum bon 43 gegen II Stinlmen
Observation-Disclosures eineS Amtss
@eridtsbofeS ent6ielten iid Scr 9l6'
| THINNING.
2ielttenant.8ouernor W. 8. 8lpnn
legte fltr5 Ooraui ais NadfoIger Oes
Srn. Sul5er Oen glnltSeiO nlS o6cr.
tier @reflttips9eantter Oes StantcS
a6; er lit Der erite @ounernellr in Der
@ei6ibte oea Stootes, Der mtf oieie
ggeiie ou2 2lmt erbGlt.
Ntit Srn. @lpnn'S lleberna6me iei-
nes neuen 2Imte5 Dlroe Sr Hobert
i. &aQner bon gtemsDorf, grdIioent
pro tentpore 0eS StdatS-Senats,
2iclltenant @ouperneur Don 9tem.
Oorf.
gtad) oenlg9a6riprlth oeS Snpeof-
ment. .@crihts6oies lpurOe Serr Sui
ser Der 6Glidlng OeS MteineioS unO
OeS &eriud1S ser llnterOriifltng bon
6elaItenoem 9emei5ntateriol i6ulbig
6efur0en; uon alien nnoeren glnldul.
Oigungen Ger Snpedhment.9lrtifel
puroe er ireigeiproden.
Dfit cinem beinobe einitimnligen
Gotum erfannte ooS Sribnnnl Oa-
bin, ooB Scrr Suljer nidIt 0es 9fedl.
te5, Elm 0iicntlifes glmt i'm Staate
9ieIu.Dorf ju befleiOen, perlllItig er-
fidrt meroen ioQte
Cine Gopie Oe3 Seroifts 'nur0e
Dem ieinea 2lmtea entiebten @ouuer.
neur beute }I6enO tlIr5 Dor 6 llbr 5r.
geItellt.
! Out, id Oonfe S6nen," iogte 6r.
Suljer SIT 0cn Sergennt-at-9lrmS beS
Seuota, uelfer inn OoS Gofument
a6lieierte.
Serr Suljer miro, nltnmebr eirt
einiader EriUutbiirger, iuabrideinlib
am Sonnta1 0oa Sopitol perloiien-
mobin er lid 6ege6en miro, Ons bat
ct nod nidt befnnnt gege6en.
Ser neue @ouperneur erlieb beutc
9lbeno cine Grfldrlmg in uelher er
iagte, e9 mcrOe iein 9eitreben Iein,
Dem Golfe Oe9 Stuates eine ebrlid)e,
irieolihe. prOgrciiiue llnO perniinftigc
&erpnltlng Ser 0ifentliden 9lffnis
ren" 5lt geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-18

@crIin. II. Oftobcr. 0eutiH-
LAMBS 9luiotif bat ciucn ncucuL
flrrdtboren S6idialaiHlag erIitteu.
Ser ncucItc lnO gr6Btc Der 3cppc-
lin'iheu SlftfrelBer, Der g. 90,
muroe belttc Nforgcn Is liDr l5 0urdJ
cine Grploiion in Der @uit 3eritort.
SGnmtliAc iciner y SuiaIieu - un-
ter Oieien Die NiitgIic0cr Der Erii-
flnga6Ch0rOc 0es Marincamtq - nit
elmer 2luanabme mlr0cn 2ct0Otct.
Tic &ataitropbe erei2ncte ib 0i-
reft iiber Scr SoauptltroBc uon Soban-
niatbol, mdbrenO 0nS Icnfborc Mic
icnluitihifi cine lebte Brobciabrt Dor
iciner piiijielen glbnobuc Ourh Die
Wiilt1rbeb0r0en nludtc. Die Griim=
mer Oealtoljen &reu3cr9 Der Silltc lie
len - cine groBc N}oiic uon glins
member &eimponO m0 per6ogencn
9llmliltiltm Glattcn - 900 SUB ticf
oui ole StraBe. Sunocrte uOn &elt=
ten, melbe Don ser StraBe, Den @Gr.
ten, ben 9G1ern Der S5duier Der Slug
oe5 y3eppelin" beobabtet batten, ell
ten Der Scene 5l. God e3 blicb ib-
nen ni6t5 mcbr 5ll tbulL ais babel
5l belicn, Die %cihen Der Spier aus
DER Sriilnmermniic beruorjl5ie6en.
&ieutenunt Baron DON 9lcul pom
&oiierin 2lllgtlta @arOe- Srena0ier.
9tcgimert, mel6er bic 6abrt alS @alt
mimnAtc, mar Ger ciu5ige lleberle-
ben0e God er bate iur6tborc Ser
lebunger onpongetrnacn mo belinOet
iicb in fritiicbenl 3lttOnoc. &icle Der
&eiden naren 10 illr6t6ar perItiln-
melt u1O perbronnt, OaB iie lntcnnt-
lid mareu.
Die Eriiiunq2-@cD0rOe Oea W}a-
rincomt9 beItnnO ou2 iie6en Sfii5ie-
rcn unter oieien Gapitdn-&ielltcnant
9c6nii6 umo GbcrIiertenont 5. 2.
6reucr pom 2uitihjficr-GOrp5 Ser
Oeuti6en Otnrine. >.u6 hte Q}arine-
Gonltrltftelre 9telman un0 @iebler
mo Mariuc- Sngenicur 9uid befon-
Den ii6 al 9orO.
GopitGn.2ieutcnunt 9ebnii6 mar
Elm peri0nlicber IrcuuO oe5 &aiier2.
Gr par friiber 9touIation8.Sfiijier
Der aaiierpodt o@o1el5oaern" unO
0ana6 GommanOnnt oe9 arel}cra
y Eantber"
Sberlieutenant Troper mar eben-
ioas Elm @iinitlinQ Oea &aiIer5. Gr
oiente cine 3eit lang ais Sliigel-9lO-
irtant 0e5 Erin3cu 9loul6crt, Oe9
oritten Soiieriobnc@ Gr that nit
Dem 2ebteren Gienlt an 9orO zines
Z Surpe0o6pote9, nahOcn er nit linn
il ser Marinc-2lfoOemie ihloirt
bate.
Ter Center 0c2 yuiti6ifieS mar
GapitGn @hmo, cin erfobrener lu0
rrprobter 9fpiator i'm 9ienIte oc9
@raien 3eppclin.
Die 3itid,ouer, wclhe Die .gian0.
uer 0es .&. ." Don Inlten aus beobad)-
ret Dotten, iaben ploBlI6 cine Slant
aus Dem 2nftihiff 6erpor-
i6iebeu. 0leid5citig borten lie Oen
Small elmer geuaItigen @rplolion
lmo i6on Itiir3te on2 9fieicnluitidiff
jur GrOc
@s mar cine 3cit lang unnogIid,
nabe al oaa li6tcrlob brenren0e
2uitidiif bernn3utommen. Gin Gi'
rcftor elmer Der }luintionS. .8eieaidaf.
len i'm So6onniatbol 2leroOrom mar
,ill 9tugen5euge Der aatoitropbe. Gr
chilOerte 0icieIbc iolHcnoerlnaben:
sd arbeitre in meinem SurealL
,rUa 500 })arbs pon Der llniollltdtte
ais idl 0nrdl Oas @et0'e Ell.
ter furMtburcn GrploIion eri6rcdt
pur0t.
Dtein erIter @eoonfe mar Der, 0aB
,in 9leroplon oni rem 3ade oe5 0e-
bGnoeS, in Dem i'd mid befanO, ge.
Innoef mno Der Cniolin Sanf erplo-
\, ~ IA;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-18
SeineS
NmteS
rntirbt,
@onp, @irctant
9nC5er pom
ew-9orR.
Sicutenamt 0pmOerneur
Mcrtim y. @lnnn wirS
iein Nad)fplger.
IaS &erSift bcs Smpcadlmcnt-
tribunals crfUlgt nit 43
gegen II Stimmcn. !

Scr }luSgcitoBeue erI0Bt cine GrfId.
rmg, in wel6er er Dem Cant.
mnnp-6ii6rer ihmere 9(nfIaaen
ms @eiidt idleubert. - 9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-18

>S6 itiIr5te }rt cinem Tcnitcr mo
lab, mic Der uclc , 3eppclin" ais cine
gemoltiNe 6ellcrQor6c 5ur Gr0e idoB
Ole 9luBcnbiille 0c9 &ufttrcujcr9 mar
ihon bcrunterQebromt, un0 Die imc-
rem fIeincren &auon@, melbc 0aa
@u3 Ac6orgcn batten lunrcn Dcrz
idplmOeu.
9aa nudtc observation-disclosures
mcrf luO Die 6ouOeIn nit Den Moto-
rem iiclen nit rapi0er S6uelliateit
5ur GrOc.
2lt5 Ou2 Stelctt Oc9 gGualtigen
&uitfrelBcr2 Die GrOe trof grubcn li6
Die ihpcreu @onOcm tiei in Die GrOc
ein. sd elite iofort jllr Stclle, no6-
Ocm id Oos 6cuer-Gepnrtcment 0e9
@lcrooronl nlarlnirt bate
0a2 lcufbare %uitihiii nnbm bel
Scr 2lbfabrt Don >Soba1ni2thal nebcn
Der regulGren @enanlumg cine 9ln-
5obl Don Sfii5iereu an Soro. Der
g2. ," uobm iciuen alrs aui Oa9
nubc Berlin 3u; Gin leibter Mino
ne6tc.
9(Qe2 iubieu in better CrOnung.
9IQmGblih periAncllcrte i6 oer6Iug,
ais pl0Blid Die 3llidaier Den Small
elmer Grploiion pernabmeu, Die iid
uni6cincn0 in cincm Der N}otorc in
Der Oiittcl @onocl ereigncte. Cine
Tlamme i6oB berDor un0 I'M nG6lten
lludenbliG brannte 0aS galt5e Hltits
idii li6terlo6 (Sn einem 9t1r mar
Die &cimunO6iille mo Die fleincren
8uqona meagebrunnt.
Cuml UernQbm man cine 5peltc
mO nod frditigere GrploIian, ais Die
Ilannncn Die IantS erreidbt battclL
mcld)c nit ehua elmer 6onne @aiolin
Qeiiiut muren. Gbe Oo5 @6o Der Gr.
ploiion perbolt mar, lag bas @raf
Oc9 ItoI5eiten arelBcr5 Der belttihcn
2uitid9iff-6lottc am 9o0en.
Die 6euerpeDrcn aaer bena6bur.
ten @orit1ote, }IbtbciIllngen OeS
Ylitc6iiier-Gorp5, Der Fioniere lmO
anoercr Iruppent6eiIe moren idncu
sur SteQe, bod e3 CAB ni9tS me1r
jll retten.
2aS 2ltftidiii lag in elmer orobcn
aurpe mie Elm 9udJItabe oS" 0u,
Sic Gplilloer Der Motorc in Der Vlit.
tcl-Sonoel lmO einen Der EropeQer
fonnte man lmteribei0en ionIt CAB
cs nid,t3, pelde3 onge0elttet 6lttc,
0aB man oie lriilnner 0eS gelpaltig.
ten oeutihcn 2uftfrelBer5 Dor iib
bate.
@ioniere mltBten Stlm6en lang nit
9lcrten Die Irilmmer 5eri6lagen, e0c
es gelong, Die Sei6eu Der Opfer SIT
bergen. Gic (ooten lpuroen an
lragbobret mad Der 8nllon6olle &c.
icbaift, mo eine Gompagnie SoIOa-
ten iperrtc Den GlaB 6rr6 Stride
ob, nm bic 1elgierige Menge 5urijG
5u balten.
Gic ieAs Sniaiien Der Olittel-@on
sci maren bel Der erIten @rplpiiou
olrh 0ie Siile biuOur6 geihleubert,
uno ibre 2eiden lagen cine 0icile
ron Dem Nrad oeS 9nitidiiies ent.
icrnt. }lQc 2lnOeren nit 5pei Nus.
nabmen iuaren ofien6ar burdl Ole
Grploiion oes 8aiolintanfS get00tct
3luei Der ,fniaiien lebten nod, ais
Oic 9letter bel Oen 3riilnmern al.
langten. Giner Oeriel6en itarb, e1e
cr bcfreit pcrben fonIlte. Ger 9In.
0cre, Sieutenant Baron BON 9leul,
mar, mie GingnngS erlpabnt, in grdB'
li6er @eiie perfect moroen. 9eioe
2Iugen parcn ibnt allsge6ranlt. Gr
ilchic 0ie Seiite an, ibm Den Soo 3u
geben mo i'm 10 Don ieinen 2eiOcn
III erl0ieH.
9teben ben o6en erp1bnten Sifi-
jieren muroen lieutenant 5renf.
mel6er ais 5iilis-Gommanoant oeS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-18

S12.5O ssSaaSla%s SaS'ss Ss $12.5O
bon Gronifhem SbreHlani Eaiarrb Sdbipers
borieieit, oen dnoercn strnHibeiten bon Wilao.
Gnie, acbliopf. eungeu ooer Sbren fiil siuen
Wionat i'm Sprctl3mmer.
Or. 4. ". Sartlep, Spesialfit.
Gr. 1904, Reit.Sahette. .ettake
Sp-ednnoen la9ll3, Sonniaes ansaenons
men. bon bis 10 Sornt, ~ bis Nbenos
W,an nebme 9nrens ooer giImore.Etr gIeftris
fbe, iteiee an earroItoHsgipeiiiie ab. 2biiren
peftIin. laRa4-,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-18

(5ortietnns iiege 6. Seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-18
You 2(ngCit& perfoG9t.
l1tutlter 5rppelin' ArfYrr 3trlt6rt,
3lnm rrturm 2S 9mfnTrm "a oFt0Htrt
DER aleberlehe1tne nrtiB!t1J nerlekt
@rploIipm in Scr Smft bernid)tct Sentid)lamS's
Itul5eites 9mftidJiff.

2ic crciNnc d bel cncm GrObcHac OcS S ,"
NG6c JuBnnui9Bnl - lntcr Den Epn bcnOcH Th bic
Mac6cr Der %rHinnas-&c &cb5ro OcS 9icids NarncNmtS.
Niclrcrc @ntidffnGOc gcicrn 0cuiAanO uOrsc
fUmmcn
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-03-06
KEEP YOUR EYE ON WASHING
TON.

Certain Roman Catholic Irishmon,
So the daily newspapers show, have
heen anxious that asident-elect
Woodrow Wilson should place q rep
rcseutatlVe Of &heir race and faith IN
his Cabinet. 4 better fortune has
come TO them. 1t is announced that
Joseph +. TumC3ty Gas been ap-
pointed private secretary TO the man
who will be President after March
! He is DOUBTLESS entirely capable
Of performing the duties OF his con-
1identiai and responsible position,
and the fact that Woodrow Wilson
mas retained him as private secretary
during Lis term as Governor Of New
Jersey Is; sufficient guarantee that his
personal character is above reproach.
We shall not Intimate that he would
ever consciously engage in dishonor-
able conduct. We simply call atten-
ton to the fact that his education
was entirely secured in the schools
Of the one sect which assiduously
and adroitly cultivates it's interests
through political channels. Mr.. Tu-
nudity was trained in Saint Bridget's
ParOchial School and the Jesuit Col
lege of Jersey City, having been
graduated from the latter institu-
ton in 1899. He is a member of
the Knights of Columbus, an organi-
cation which plays an important part
in political contests in many parts
of the country.
Without purposing to exert undue
influence upon the mind Of the
President, private secretary has it
in his power, by very subtle pro-
cesses, to affect exceedingly weighty
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!"ud IN onc continuous putci<j stream,
Ill" .<lh2i:at6 Of Russia, the Black
izans O. S!Gily, the Camorrists If
i*1i#, t*,@ 'Z:S-t'H3a;&, thugs, bandit
Il ana *::G2I q Europe ana Asia.
dZS>f:3'@ with despair the H2rms Of
tac %'li:5v'i:.2 q anaT&>ay, chaos and
u;]iTNatf. destruction. bat Ny Col,
Nj. Watson, when l see ies{ons Iol-
lowing .oe :}an0ecs OF kO.Ian Catho-
l:c;sm, Thousands OF innocent child
ft>n, ru11e>i il.-rl1 Kite, carrying cand-
les statues OF Saints, and other far
cf&t 2TaIaerlla,ja, being inducted
:ntc t;io re2i9l OF an order which was
conceived in error, and brought forth
IN ty--tt:cir young and impress
siooobie minds tc:ng polluted and
poisoned by the teachings OF such a
terrible doctrine; when | view the
towering somhTc min2rets, towers
2fi GCr:eG OF 20myeNts, aud nsonas-
terie3 xhosc shad0Wy walls cncom-
Pass the dark deeds Of Catholicism S
E1tari@S' WHen I see about me the
dismal s~;iit5 CT the teachings CT the
Ea :E:.s:. crime. filth ignorance, inl-
morality, poFarty, debauchery, graft,
greed ana political r0tenness, it be-
t0:&~o q ti'%a ibtS az 4 l. IA axe. GHc F&Ey
ianris Of the Republic: seems 10 tot
ter an4 reel, and wretched night
OF CHAOS seems to settle over all IL
which ND star floats to tell Of coming
dawn
Mr.. Watson, sheathe not your
flashing blade, until the last myr-
fnjdon Of error is put to fight, until
reason and Justice is re-enthroned in
the hearts and minds Of men, until
the last black tentacie CT the Inquisi-
ton S relic is neW1 from cur every
institution, until Virtues radiance
borne on the flaming chariot Of a
new dawn shall dispel from cur
shores Vices shadoEy n1jsts.
With assurance OF highest esteem,
beliye nc, Mr.. Watson,
Obediently yours,
A FRIEND.
New ORLEANS.
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decisions. We agree with the New
ICrk Times that taG can cone nearer
to making CT marrinG the Presidents
administration tnan can his S4cre-
tary O. state, A triGing and a9na"-
cHjly iinqroH:ptu suggestion, a vague
and inQ@teTD?in&te hint, Il cautious
and Apologize query propcsca by a
private secretary, may have very far
it.ttcn!ng Results i'll tie shaping Of
the Presidents policy. Very delicate
questions are constantly arising at
the capital on account Of the never
ending: et.cits OF Tire Roman Church
TO secure sucn official recognition or
favor as shall give distinction to the
hierarchy in the eyes Of the Ameri-
can public. Ii the man who OF all
advisers is nearest the President day
and hight happens to be an ardent
Romanist, IL lies within the posi-
biiities Of the case, and we say moth
ms stronger than this, that the at
mo3pheTc which he creates will tend
to Romc's advantage IN matters in
V0lHing the interests Of all the peo-
pie, regardless OF religious faiths.
Let no one suppose that what is
here written is intended as a covert
attack upon the religion of Roman
Catholics. We are simply protest
inc against the Interference of an
institution which is primarily politi-
cal and which las i2doctrinated its
constituents with the notion that its
political activities are inherently re-
Eglous. # Protestants, under any
sectarlan name, had been known for
centuries as seeking first of all the
primary OF the person at the head
OF their organization, in every con-
ceiTab!e relation of human life, we
should rclentIessly expose the ma
cfiaations Of such q body and de-
n2and that they be given no infuen-
tlal part in determining questions
touching the alliance Of Church and
State. Woodrow Wilson's private
secretary, if he is an ardent Roman
ist, regards his obligation to the
Church as superior to his obligation
to the State. There is no parallel
to this in all Professionalism. II there
lore anyone who reads these senten-
ccs retoTts that the alarm we raise
would not have been uttered against
Protestant private secretary to the
president, We reply that this is true
because Professionalism being what it
IS, We cannot conceive it possible that
any Protestant secretary would con-
sclously imperil the principle of
separation Of Church and State SO
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Ne W ORLEANS.

''The world had never kR0.:n such
g nightmare Of Faith, Of blind Gre
dal)itF. Of unGuestioIing obedience,
of ruthless cruelty, Of 1nstinted
blood shed as that which the Pores
inflicted upon it. No wonder that
the HoEn&ssists CT today are exerting
themselves So industriously and SO
unscs~upulousIy, to suppress the
GaReniHg facts of history"
From "XNIlat Brought About the
Dark Ages iii Europe" Watson's
Magazine fer March.
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clearly EXPRESSED in the Constitution
OF the United States OF America. We
do not say that the intelligent and
upright gentleman who has been
chosen for Woodrow Wilson's private
secretary will do any Of these things.
We simply say that the temptation
to do them will be very subtle and
powerful, and that it will be wise
thing for the American people to
watch with increasing vigilance the
plausible attempts of Rome to in
trench herself in the councils Of the
government.-The Christian Adyo-
cate.