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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-03-06

ser So5iolilt giftor Berger i'm
&onereB laB, mtBten lib Die SEER.
iboften penigltens oa5u bequemen,
Die Gimme Der slrbeiterflaiie SIT
boren. SsSln io5ialiltenreinen 63.
&onsreB gab es bisber oud Dies
nid,t. 0ie &ongreBmdnncr nit Ser
l1nionfortc i'm SaGe baben geraoe
in oieier Sabe mieoer pollltanoig
periogt. slud IN Gngla1o pare cs
niht ba5u gcfomnten, ipenlgltens IN
oen leBten Sobrer1 5lt etnem Mus-
balt lmo sur Shafflng lp5laler
Silriorgeeinrlhtllngen 81 lhreitelL
iuenn. nidt i'm llnterbaus lid Sic
flolienbeiplbten Gertreter ser s(rbei=
terIdoft gan5 beoenflid pernebrt
h1tten. Gas nlub auh Ben 9lrbeitern
in amcrifa 5clgell, lpas lie 5u tlln
ha6en.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-03-06
Gin getdJrlines Spiel.

IN oen areiien iener piclen, Oie
III slmerifa politilde slngeleaenbeis
ten bon Dem 8elihtspl,nfte bctrof)=
ten, ipelhe Wetteu man on5u ob-
ihlicBel fam, lit in Scr MN pergall=
genen @ohe MIR mcbr 81 gclpet=
tet iporoen, Oab sic Gereinigteu
Staaten BON Noroomerifa IN Ben
nohlteu feds Wtonotcn niht IN beu
&ricg in europa mitperlpifclt ner-
BEN Sll Der Wod)e porbcr >uur Der
Sas, bab oics in Sen nGdblten ied)s
.Qtonaten nidt geihebe, nod 20-t.
Gtes bat NIT ieiuem Sinacn ser
:. Seoop", Soerr Sbeooore Nooiepclt,
aeton Gus mag cine gan5 uette
lleberrald ldllng filr iene icin, Die lih
ntd)t ertlGren foniltell mas oen 800
1epelt treibt. oa man BON ibm in Ser
letteu 3eit nid)t piel borte, no CT
III ollen sSroaen oof ionlt leinen
Senf oa5u eibt.
Sn europa ielblt bat man Iih nit
oieicr ,Srage beihdftigt uno pnBtc
Der u9ticlnuc Notteroomihe Gou-
rom" logar Su nclocll Sheooorc
Noplepelt habe ein flelncs gud) ae-
'hriebell lnter Dem Sitcl: . .0orum
slnlcrifu lid Dem 9reipcrbano on
idlicBcn mus, III Oem u5eoop" ben
Ncrcinlgten Staaten BON Horoone=
rifa loaar gerater huben iou, al Der
Seite Der tSelnoe Geutlhlunbs itno
Observation-Disclosures on Dem arieae
tcil5lnebmel. @ic Dies orh lei, Cot
iad)e ilt onB in 9tCp Dorf nit @e-
ainn bieier @od)e Ser Elan allfgc-
tallcht lit, cinc sSrcilpilligen Scgion
BON 100000 Wom 5u biloeu, no
titrlih fiir cine &erteioiglu1g slmc-
ritas, oob Nooiepelt lih al5 Ieiten=
oes Nalpt fiir Die Sahe angcboten
babe, er luto bier ieiner SDbne sic
Spfer ollf lid nchmen pollelt Die
ein iolbcr ~0ienlt fir oas &nter=
lano" pon ibncn forbert.
Sn einent Sriei, sen ser rHouh-
relter" bon emit IN oieler elngele=
aerbeit lhrieb, heiBt es: v@ir iou-
ten uls cine 9tation begonnen hoben,
ms ielbIt 5lt rilitell, ols Ser &rieg
lieben sfonate slriid al,sgcbrohcn
1T Gs lit obIolut lnn1oglih, bel ei=
mem 10 fltrhtbaren arieg liher SIT
leln, Dab mir nidt hineingc5oaen
lperoen, ielbIt eegell llniercn @illen.
Gie @epolferl,ng oes 2onbcs beainnt
Die mlliturilde lno mariniltild)e TN
porbereltllng in Der mir llns befin=
hen 5u empflnoen. llno lpeiter
beibt es: oGs lit tr1ge bon inns,
Gereinbarungen lno 9tel,tralitiitsuf=
ten 5il tralien, oic olrd) feline Maft
GeIdilbt lino. SaBt inns gcred,t ban-
eeln ge1cn onoerc, labt ms aber
ebenio gerilltet iein nit itarfem Ser
sen ilnb letter 0ano ilniere Hehtc
gegen Die llngerehtigfeit anoerer 81,
rerteiolgen.
Cine gon5e sln5abl bon Namcn
nerihieocner Tcrioncn in Iogcnann-
ter ollgelehener Stclllme peroell
lulo iultroen III Gerbilollng nit Die
| Ter 9lftion bereits acnailnt; Hanen,
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-03-06

sic sum Seil noh befannt flingel1,
ans oen lesten Dfonaten luo 10
plotlih cine oagenleine Nilltlngs.
heee eiuociett bat. Gs ideint niht
belpnoers piel Stunt al,fgeluelloet SIT
i6erbeL es 81, peroeden. bob eelpillc
Niilnlngsiuollitrielle llno politiibe
Soodltopler am @erf iino, un1 aus
heln blutigen 9fingen il europa
mebr on &apitul beralls5l,Ihlagen,
ols lpie ibncn Dies IN Der 3eit bisber
moglih oelpcien it, Die vSater=
lonbsliebe" ser Serrlhaften nit oem
arpBen 8elbbelltel lit ia INNER cine
Snebe, Die baul puf miro, lpenn lie
hic Moglihfeit brinaen fonnte iiir
neue Trofitmadc. Soono in SanO
nit ser 9lgitation bie bon 9telpDorf
aus iiir sic @ilorng elmer sSreipil=
li9enlegion ms Wcrf geiebt ipl,roe,
Gebt bcreits ulh cine slftion hurd
ienc Erelic bes Sallocs, bie ein paar
ajtonate sllriid id,on fiir permebrte
Nil'tlulgen eln9etreten lit. Gas
Shlaalpcrt bon Der Siherlrna oes
Ssricoens ourh giiItlng fir ben
&riea, bos IN europa 10 longe ge=
ilu1qen ipuroc, bis Der arieg fam,
miro in bieier FreIle in olen Snn-
crten ipieoerbolt. slrtifel Inn Irtifel
eriheint, lie ole ldllieBen: SaBt inns
rilIten oanit Der tSrieoe aeiibert
meroe! User nid)t fiir lolhe Hiiltllu-
gen it, miro glcid, BON pornbereilt
oils ihlchter 9lnerifaner, OILS Seinb
bca Guterlunocs, oea beIten 2anoes
ser @clt, hl1geItellt.
sSn hieicr pergungencn Mod)c
lpuroc ser &onlreb beingeld)idt.
Siebcn pplle Wtnnntc ipllen berthe
BEN, bis Die logenolinte &olfspertre-
tltng luieOer 5llianlnlenfommt. gs lit
niht ousgeihloiien, boB lid, oorauf
ein Seil ser Spefrlationcn ser
&riegsbeber III slmerifa olibol,t Sit
Ser &on9reB llid)t pcriunlmelt, 10
fon5entriert lid) olle lfaft in ben
SGnoen Scr in intcrnationalen poli=
tliheu ssragen 10 alBergelpobnlid)
lmbeholfenen Hegierl1ng bes Yrdli=
oenten @illo,l, nit ieineln III iolhell
9lngclegenbciten gerabesu nit finoli=
der Naipitut nllsgcltattetel Staats=
lefretar erpan. IS ipdre ipirflib
fein groBes &llnItltiid, bel ioldell
Terboltniiien @anollngcn herbeifiib=
rem 5ll belfen, Die 10 gut nie lmrett=
bar oa5l iilhren miiBten, slmerifa in
ben arieg nit bineit sl1 perluidcln.
@ir iilo oic Sestcn, sic Dor Hooie-
relt lno ieincn bon 3eit 81 3eit
elnlebcnoen 8epoltcr einen beionoes
rem Heipeft baben. Sll illternational=
l'olitiid) 10 er1lten 3eiten, ipie lie bie
iesiAen iino, fann ol,rb cine unge-
ldidte ooer gclpiiienloie @ano aber
Oft iiber gtaft entieslihes llnbeil
onaerihtet tperben. Die slrbeiter=
ihaft bcs 2onoes tut baber gut, lid)
fir cine sl6luebr ser an oas Jaaes-
liht friedenben &riegsbebe allen
Grnltes por5ubereiten 9lmerifa bot
geraoe Jest lpirflid onoere Sorgen,
als Wilioroeu fir ariegs5lpedc 81
rcrl,ltIDrrn.
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Sn Gbicaso tit ON 5reitag Der
rerean9snsn Wohs, nanmittas5 um
3 lthr, elmer Der dlteiten Spsioliiten
oes 2anoss, Gen. SuIius Sublteih
eeitorhsn. Gr tpar ON %. SeSember
1889 in 0sip3ia in Osutihlano geboz
rsn uno errsifte, ipte Die Ghieagper
~slrbeiters seituns" idreibt, pus itatt=
lihe sl!ter BON IS Suhren unb 2 no
naten. Shon in Isinsr friiheitsn
Suaeno lpuroe @ahlteih Elm Gorz
tdmpfer fir Die poIitiIhe uno otonoz
miihe jreiheit oes pierten Stnnoes.
Gr mar elmer Ser iuenigen oeutihen
slrbsitsr, Die, pom Weitlinslhen
Eonmunismus on9ebouht, cine Or
beitsrbelpesung su idaffen periuhten.
ells Ius. gebel am 19. 7sebruar 1861
sum eriteu Wfal in ieinem 2eben cine
Difentlide Der lammlung beIuhte, NOR
er eritaunt, Die Nrbsiter gablteih uno
Jritihe einem prpfeNpren Or. 6irsel,
Dem 9oriisenoen Der Yolptehniiden
Seiellihaft, in gepanoten Reoen entz
gesentreten 81 iehen. Gr mar in oen
erlten Sahren Ser oeutihen 9lrbaiterz
beluesun9 Elm tlnrerer aopf ais !pie
gsbel uno als elm gstperbliher 8il=
bunssperein aIs 5peite 9bteilune Der
poIptehniihen Geie1ihaft sesriinost
ipurbe, trot 0ahlteid, 0ofiir Elm. buB
Der 8erein elm pplitilher isin miiIle,
ipdhreno 9ebel oasessn mar. 9sim
erften Stiftungsfelt belt 8oblteid)
ole Jsitreoe, Die Gin ourhaus politi=
ihes 9eprd9e hatte. DIS i'm Sabre
1868 2aNalls feline Stimme CUR Or
eaniIation Ser 9rbeitertlal1e erhob
mar Yablteih elmer Ger Grlten. biz
iit 2aHale onIhlol'en.
Gr nuroe ipdter Setretdr 2aNuls
leg. In bem Q(uTbou Ser erIter
beutihen Nrbeiterorsoniiationer ar:
beitete er in Den lehsiger Sahren trdf
tia NIT, ippbei er mehrere Wiale mi
Der poli3ei in aonFlift fam. Sn
Sabre 1871 erbielt sr feline erite gro
bere Strafe = 3 Monute Jeitung =
Ipegen MajsItdtsbeleioigu Die er in
Ghrinmitihauer 8urgerz uno gau
ernfreunb perbrohen bate, Die er an
l. sSebruar 1872 antrat uno in Sc
meinlhaft nit 8ebel, 2iebtnehi
Oirfd uno anbersn in Der 6ubertus
burg perbrahte. SpGter mahte ct I'M
Moit getonntihaft NIT Dem 0eidng
nis in 3tpidau. sluf benz parteita
Der giienoher Ridtuns in Mlain
Fiibrte Nablteih nebit Motteler be
0oriis. Sm Sabre 1874 fpurbe {
pom Mabltreis Wiittlpeiler gura
itdbt in Sen beutiden Reihstas g
1pdblt.
Nls i'm Sabre 1875 Sic 2oialleo
ner unb giienaher iih pereiniee
lpollten. fanoen mir ouh 0abltei'
nebit 9luer, 8ernltein, BOD. @eil
2iebtnedt unb Wlotteler in benz 9lus
ihuB, Der bic beutise partei 5uian
meni4miebete. 1873 ianbte Jpn Mit
tpeiler 2imbad in Den Rei4sto
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GrGmcr limb tic!

1ie 2eipsieer aolonialnaren3eiz
'nettert sesen bic 9eh0rben, bic bas
@erbot aufseboben baben, bob bic
Beomten ben aonlumpereinen als
Witelieber nidt onsebOren biirfen.
1ie Mrt, tpie bos Blott in Der 3eit
bes 8urafriebens aesen bic 8eomten
in bera5lebenber Weiie porsebt, lpirb
burh folsenbe 3eilen setenn5eidnet:
rMon pertouft feline Mitpirtung
an Der Grbaltuns unieres beutiGen
@aterlanbes fir idn0oes @elb. benn
ni9ts tpeiter 1T bic perlanste unb
non ben auitdnbiaen Resierunasftelz
len betpilligte Nufbebung bes fir bic
Beomtenl4aft aeltenben 0erbots."
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3uu1 &ricg lit europa.
,Wufppicrnbcr Hatriptismus"

uMMtopfcrnocr EatrtDtismns".
Cine reihe Dame, bic ent1prehenb
ihrem 9ermogen unb ibrer Mobnuns
nit elmer itarten &rieger1hor beba9t
por, taufte peri0nli9 in srDberer
Menge = Gunoetuhen elm, Dos aebe
cine por5iislihe Suppe fir bic Gin
euartierung. So berihtete in Der
airhen5eitune bic Dforre ct. 9ln=
rreas ous pem Sasebud eines Jre;z
aurser pfnrrers. 9unbetuhen fir
sie Solbaten, bic bos Yaterlonb per=
teioisen. Was brau6t es mebr our
aenn3eihnune Der potriotiIhen Sc
'innung mnncher reihsn Qeute?
Sic Gctte.
8ou 6ermann Glaubius.
Mir ipdhrten sins Settle gu tpiTen
Huno um bic Grbe. giun lit lie
serri1en.
S4mieoe, S6mieo, ihmieoe
9(us 0ottes Gpiateiten Der
Sam lie eeipodlen, elieoerlhtper.
S6miepe, Shmieo, idmieoe.
Oa 1prons Der 4rieg fie on uno
iprong
Bis tIirrenb Stiid um Stiid ger
1prong.
@dmiebf, @dmieo, fhmieoe!
stob in bic GTe! Neuen Slug
Sib oeinem 5ammer, tpudtis senus.
9amieoe, @hmieo. ihmiebe!
Nuf BOP mir eine aette tennen
Runo um bic Grbe, bic nidts mebr
tonn trennen.
G4mieoe, Shmieb, ihmiebe!
0enoiIen xuc Jreunoe! Sorg,
ur Die auSaeoebnteite Gerbreitnnp
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0enoi1en xur Jreunoe! Sora,
ur Die ausaeoebnteite @erbreitunp
- .Gdp". @er nod nid,t Mbpp
at 1T, fenSe ieihsa 8ame1 aae
Aoreie icfort Elm.
The Irish standard., 1915-10-09
Irish Brigade at
6. A. R. Encampment

The 49th Grand Army Encampment
i'll Washington last week was a great
and imposing celebration, and the re.
ception accorded the veterans as they
bravely and cheerfully marched up
historic Pennsylvania Avenue, showed
them still the nations favorite sons
for whom 1t gives special recognition
and remembrance
OF the many Grand Army posts in
the city, none attracted more atten.
tion than Post 500 of the Department
of Indiana, which Is made up entirely
of priests and Brothers of the Holy
Cross. All the members went out in
the vigor of young manhood, in vari-
GUS regiments and came together, long
years after the war had closed, In
Notre Dame. Indiana.
All are connected with the Univer-
sity of Notre Dame, and the first CON-
mander Of the post was Very Rev. Will
liam E. Corby, who was chaplain of
the great Irish Brigade" of New York
during the war.
He was at Gettysburg while his
regiment was under fire, and when
the rain of shot and shell was fast de-
plettng the ranks, he gathered around
him as many as possible, and, mounted
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on rock instead of a pulpit, gave alb
solution to the troops.
In the same post was former Lieut..
Col. w. A. Olmstead, of the End In.
fantry. New York Volunteers, and
formerly colonel of the 69th New York
Veteran Volunteers. He was brevettetl
for gallant and meritorious service
at the battles of Richmond, Glendale,
Malvern Hill. fredericksburg, Peters
burg and the campaign before the
capture and surrender of General Lee
at Appomattox.
Rev. Peter Paul Cooney was chap.
lain of the 35th Indiana Regiment
With other members, some of whom
now bear only religious names, are
those known to their comrades az
James McLain, Mark A. Wells, 1gnave
Mayer, James Mantele, Col. EN-. E,
Haynes, Nicholas A. Bath, and John
McInerny.
The annual report of the G. A. r.
shows that on December 81, 1914.
there were on the rolls 159,863 men,
bers In good standing, and 5,452 posts
In existence. The report shows deaths
numbering II ,434 during the year 1914.
as well as other losses, making a total
loss In membership last year of 22.243.
The Irish standard., 1915-10-09
THE ROSARY.

Indeed. the very origin of the Rosary
has in 1t something suggestive Of the
highest poetry. It is Christian epic,
In which that valiant warrior of the
Cross. st. Dominic. plays a mighty
part, warning with arms from heavens
own army against one of the most
odious heresies that ever afflicted the
Church. We, too, shall conquer, as
st. Dominic conquered, II we but use
this heaven-sent weapon with its dou-
BILE edge Of prayer and meditation as
he used 1t in those memorable days
Of old. May the like success attend
1t in our hands during this beautiful
month Of October. Do not neglect to
say the Rosary either at home or in
the church every day Of the month
Selected.
The Irish standard., 1915-10-09
OPENING OF TRINITY COLLEGE.

OPENING OF TRINITY COLLEGE,
Trinity College, Washington, opened
last week with q record breaking at
tendance-every room in the big COL
lego building being taken. One hun
dred new students are enrolled, and
225 assigned to their advanced classes.
In the graduate department there is
an unusually large enrolment, with
two Of last years graduates returning
to study for the M. A. degree
Bishop Thos. J. Shahan, rector of
the Catholic University, preached at
Cap and Gown Day." which formally
marked the opening of the college.
In welcoming the returning stu.
dents. and especially the many new
ones, Bishop Shahan said that in
travelling about the country this sum.
mer. he found that they are the pride
OF their communities. He reminded
them Of their mission, with the ad.
vantage Of higher education to be an
example for the thousands of other
women. who have not enjoyed the ad.
vantages which they have.
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to Mexico for the relief of the
clericals.
Thomas Mulry Of New York, Rev.
w. ]. Kerby Of the Catholic Univer-
sity. and Robert Biggs of Baltimore,
had a conference last Saturday with
Cardinal Gibbons at his residence in
Baltimore. at which plans were dis.
cussed for the Saint Vincent de Paul
Society Of this country to come to the
aid Of the poor and suffering people
of Mexico.
After the conference Mr.. Mulry
said: mo plans have been outlined
as yet. Politics does not enter into
the matter. 1t is purely religious,
and the object is charitable one. We
want to help the poor and suffering
people of Mexico. but we want to know
how to do it. There is a branch of
the st. Vincent de Paul Society In
Mexico, and before we can do any,
thing, we want to communicate with
the head of that society. If we send
funds to Mexico, we want to be as.
sured they will reach the people they
are intended for"
Mr.. Mulry also discussed with the
Cardinal the proposed forming of an
independent branch of the Society.
and secured the Cardinals promise to
attend the meeting, which will take
place in Washington, November 20,
when he will act as spiritual adviser.
The Society will form an American
branch at the meeting to be held in
November and select Washington as
Its American headquarters.
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Send In Nomination.
Send in nomination blank properly
filled out, and we will at once make
you candidate. You can win an au-
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weeks. A little effort combined with
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ly upon receipt of the nomination
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the necessary books and instructions
will be sent you.
In addition to the 500 vote coupon
ballot, votes will be exchanged for
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newal. Don't let anyone else get
ahead Of you in reaching all your rela-
tives, friends and neighbors.
Two coupons appear in this issue.
One coupon is good for 500 votes, the
other nomination blank will entitle
you to the free bonus of 1000.
AS many of these vote coupons may
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one will secure the bonus 1000 votes.
Votes Not Transferable.
Votes will be allowed on subscrip.
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No person can win moro than one
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Protests From Catholics
Regarding Mexico

Less than week remains to the
factions in Mexico to prove to the
United States government and the
other leading powers of the western
hemisphere, which of those in the field
is entitled to recognition. Saturday
the diplomatic representatives of Ar.
gentina, Brazil, Chile, Bolivia, Ura.
quay and Guatemala will meet Secre.
tary Of State Lansing for a decision.
and it seems almost certain that recog-
milton will be accorded to the consti.
tutionalist faction.
Last Saturday, state department off,
cials manifested great interest in an
interview from His Eminence, Cardi-
nal Gibbons, strongly opposing Car
rama recognition and calling upon
the United States to release former
President Huerta, now imprisoned on
the border, and permit him to come
to the aid Of his country, IL he saw
ft."
Conflscation by Carranza of church
lands, and his mistreatment of priests
and nuns, and his insistence that
government own all church property,
is the cause Of the great opposition
of Catholics to Carranza.
Cardinal Gibbons points out that the
plight of Catholics in Mexico today is
worse than ever. He refers to an an.
peal from the Archbishop of Micho-
acan and the Bishop Of Zacatecas.
on the Catholic Church in the
United States to send food and money
The Irish standard., 1915-10-09
GOLDEN JUBILEE OF JESUIT.

Rev. Charles Coppens, S. j., noted
among the Jesuits of America as au.
thor OF many exceptional works, edu.
cational, philosophical, historical and
religious, celebrated the golden jubilee
of his ordination in Chicago, septem.
Der 20. Father Coppens is at pres.
ent located at Loyola university,
where the jubilee was celebrated.
July rs was the real anniversary date,
but owing to the absence of the stu.
dent body Of Loyola on vacation, the
celebration of the day was postponed
until this month. Father Coppens eel
ebrated two years ago the diamond
jubilee of his entrance into religious
life of America. Since 1867 he has
been teaching in the Jesuit schools.
The Irish standard., 1915-10-09
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF THE
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.

Right Rev. Thos. ]. Shahan, Bishop
of Germanicopolis, and rector of the
Catholic University of America, in an
interview with the writer relative to
the future development of the Uni.
versity, said:
1T has always been the ardent de.
sire of the Holy See, from the founda.
tion Of the University, that all Catho.
lie education in the United States be
centered in this institution of learn
ing. This was specifically expressed
in the constitution; was the wish of
Pope Leo XIII, and was the desire of
the various religious communities
themselves, although no obligations
were imposed upon them.
"Since the foundation, students
from various institutions of learning
throughout the United States have an
nually been coming to the University,
and at the present time twelve differ
ent orders are represented In Divinity
Hall-these communities hoping event
ually to have their own buildings and
grounds, as soon as their finances per.
nit.
"The communities now having their
own colleges include the Paulists, the
Marists, the Congregation of the Holy
Cross, the Sulpicians, the Franciscans,
the Missionaries of the Mission House,
the Dominicans, and the Missionaries
of Divine Love of Jesus (for the Poles
in the United States). Two new or
ders have been added this year, name
ly: the Fathers and Brothers of Mary
from Dayton, Ohio, who bought land
adjoining the University and have
just opened their house of studies
with one priest and several Brothers
and henceforth their novices will be
trained at the University.
"The Oblate Fathers in the United
States are erecting large and beau
tiful house of studies, close to the
new Saint Pauls College, at cost of
$150,000, which will be solemnly dedi-
Gated In the fall of 1916. Several other
religious communities are preparing to
establish themselves in the. neighbor-
hood Of the University, according as
their circumstances permit them. This
is a very natural development of the
University, which is the only pontif-
ical institution of it's kind in the
United States, and Immediately and
solely under the control and direction
of the American hierarchy.
ut is the express wish of the Holy
See, that not only religious communi-
ties should be centered at the Catho.
lie University of America, but that all
Catholic colleges and high schools
should be affiliated with it. They are
left entirely free, however, to choose
their own time for such union or af-
filiation."
When asked about the probability of
a general theological seminary at the
University, Bishop Shahan said that
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