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J I "THE AMERICAN. THE AMERICAN. tut. it A .nli I u I ti tt 1 1 1 !' . .t llil I'HMnH tt t HI weeioah runisiuxa mmi Ul I H I hit ll-t'l Mi"l, i i. i n 1 i it a 1 1 "I t . I t t . l ' . tl t il. I ' II,,., V t tl.. .'' kl IHl IM l lOtt'll tl.Htll"l lltll mi i II H U H ',,,,1. . l.t. . ll H.Vl 1 " ; 1 III " ' , I ),, .,,. mn l.i liil" ti1 'l t.mi toilful ititc 'tr, nrnl i '. ' rot.,!, mil mil t' , I,. mil ). tlnifi. ''H' .ti.ni. i' ti 01.1. t i.i Annie in I t m nonm ttl lM if Thi Astim ( until. I tttaritift nt AH. I'Afttinin Kill. I III. 'lllH HtlllA nt JntSU " OMAHA, m m,, n II I"'" TO THE READER. If your niu" Ih mil nil imt kiilnM-i lillnli INI, .,. I ihiiii I'litllniiil, Mi' . I'mUmnl, t'r , sml fiiiin riilmn-'i mi tin' imitli i vi'Hlnii mi Hi" "'Hlt ''""" I (liirw.iiH.iiUi "It Vtlll't'H Iliy WtlllllH'lllSI ' "II lutlii. lii'Nl paper of Hi" kiwi I" ll' country;" V(. iii'inl 1111111' llU" II, mill "O.hI wimI you In your imlilii work." After ymi Imvii rem! MiIh ropy, limul ll In H flll'llll. f.ellltitiili'ri't sprciul. tj.i UN nil pI iiimI ii) fur t'il. Hi" C'imihII. tutlnti ll"' I'lii'llf Hi'ImhiU, TIIK AMI- IIK'AN Uimly ti per yi'iir; II fornix niniitlis, or (! for tlirett ihoiiI.Ii. Address. AMERICAN PUtlLIBMINa 00., Itlll llintutil tnntt, OMAHA, Still, j. J. J, . -! . . ' Kenatoh Puti;h, of Kansas, and a utpulUt, Ih ri man of brains hh In fully shown by his jNwtltlon on the sugar bounty system. ll(S CllUHi'U Hot r. ha been elected rommandor of tho O. A, It, of tin) state nf Nebraska. They could not have chosen a more whole-souled soldier. W HV.fi ft 1 loin an CiiVliolUt Ix'SKiif pliuii to a ProloDtiitit for mmiothlnn' to .ml, 011 IVIilny, rtml tlioy glvu lilm a nicul. dliinor, ho nhould tin IVotoHtuut i moukIi tt rut HlHlKH' MCMAMAHA will l)Clir. Itl Kanwi City Monday for trial, and If ho dom not.niiik llom nick of lu-r Job iM'forolm U thioiiRh with her you can put m down t noltherft troiliot or the noil of a iioftliit. TllK Clliztn,i)1 Hntttoii, Utolllri-fioino of tin) li iulltiH' paMT of that town that thoy an on the llniiiun Cathollo "Iro flow." Thin In qui!" Important, for If tho rnuniigom of tho papor may know It, many of thrlr ri-adi'in may not know it. Mil Owbi.kv hati boon calli-d Into court, and unlom. jimtloo In Ktmnaii City and MWnirl la a comploti) furee, tho cltlzon may learn mmm of tho In warUni H of tho rocord tr'n ofllcii. Tho mill of tho jfodn Krlnd lowly, but thi y grind oxcocdltirfly fino. If IH not -ttran,-!! that Mr, KtrantfO, of llniiton, wlahoa more iUmian Calho llwionthti IloHton Kihiml ('ommlttnf, but it In ntniiitfo that ho would auk for it, tvon In an indiroot inannor, He may wimt tho earth, but ll would ttlthor trani;A or Idlotlu to auk for It, Arm. March lt Thk Amkkican will Ixi Uiiod from No. U and III Kuttt Twelfth HI,, Hmlth'n S'eam link ing Co.'iibulldliijf. Im't forgot tociill ; and aeo 1111 when In tho city or when down trading. We want to meet every reader of Til A MKKlf'AN perorially, Thk InillaU "A, I'. A." arob-H-omln"; Mipuliir no thatttoino of tho moml-em of Kttld HMMielatlori are yuanlln' them with ealoun ewrc. In thU wo aeo tho tep toward an A. I'. A triumph. Popularity to tho A. P. A, always inenni tirij-epulnrlty to tho "other fellow," IK a Itnman Cathollo prlent in Itun iila In art tit to HlberU, fur baptl.lnir a child from a mlxod marrla-ro, what would Iluni-la do If a prleat wore to order all Homan Cathollo children away from tho public hoIiooIh at 10 a, in, to attend church when the public hcIhkiI authorltleii had forbidden It; an wan tho ciiho In ISotiton? A I'KltHOV would judge that there wore no Protentantn out of a Job, from tho large number- of Unman Catholic who were on tho Jury when Ilinhop Mo Namara wan tried for unveiling tho Htatuo Archbinhop Kenrlck'n Iloman Catholic theology. Out of 21 there wore 19 who were either Roman Cath olic or under Iloman Cathollo Influ ence. IlKCAUBK lather HhcrMiitifH manu- acrlpta "got mixed," we are not to Infer that hit) ponltlon on an imxrtant qucn. tlon waa mixed. What wo want, in not what tin manuscript have or do not have, it la what ho bolioven, for that which be believe he will at the projajr I .. I. .. I li n.i I. t. I Ui Ml si ..- , I 1" m Ml ' J I. Il-l t .) In 1 1,. I li!i , f . r. 1.4 j . 1 '1 1 1 I t.- 1 1 . . v t ii i I It I) 11 n.i, in -Hi!! IiIm. liil-l Mil tv V , I ' 11 1 t, h 1 m.'i. ml... It Ho (p.t'i t it 1 I hi II . tt "t.it, I i.l i . i i. ' 111 I, 111 I..' ': !. . I li,i A I A Anil 1 n!'. ., ll l,t Hi mil t f (f.l. 1 1,1' 1 m -m nt H .1 W, Malu-i'il tiU ti u i 1 1 n u.-i' l. 1 tilt. 1.' in ("n ;li i, 'i 1 liiihlj 1I1 mi-noil ' id In. I )i - . 1 nf IliO It'll' ( ill ni.iii k Ul, 11 l In' Hii.ii i.NmU II. i- Kilii.ll inn nisil ! in-t In. it ni .1 In niliiiif tti ! K, I I 'I I III I. M I. Il It ili. 'nti ll I lli.il-.lii i 111 Hit llio tlnl'j I -ti im -1 lli ll It IhilrliHIil :lnl!iitil A. ,1, Uuitiitiol, of I'liti'i!!!, O , l.im mini 11 Ii it-ill In urn ll ti, llio A. I. A . f ful- HI lll iwil.i lii r.'l Ittlll loi'llili-l it nf I li' J NkoxH-lnltitii. If t hoy ti'' I''1 (.'Htin nii'l . ii fnii to m(v Mr. limn Mio 1 ill.l h rf.-i llt j rli'lil lui-iio Iht in. Wo kiin Ihi'iti nn. illhimi-.t hii'ii iiml ilo ml Ih iiIh In tho A, I'. A. 11111I if I ho Tnli'do uirtioH lint nf Unit hlllpi' tllO I'lMlllt'll OII,'lll l,l('Xil'l thoill Imllilllt'C, 'J'nr. I lev. II. M, 1 1 hi kn.'.v, of Clinton, Mo., delivered a nermnn i-'eb. lxi h, on tho MihJiTt, "Amerleii'ii Prlvllejfea and Perlln," anil It wnti patrlntli' to ll,o core, I In wai fnrinerly a lawyer, and him born In tho Held an a lecturer before ent.erlno; the mltiUtry. When It onmon to hMiiilllnn tho public aohool ipientlon or UiiiiuiiiIhiii In Anierlcau politlcH, I lev. Hackney Munil mocoiuI to no mini In tho went. Ho hkiiI(n forcibly and with nlronjf fooling and atralfht to tho point. TllK I'Vliruiiry nuinbor of tho C viiicd Cut hnl ic it an excellent one In every renpect. Tho Ctmrrrtrtl (.'iillmlir Ina vahm'iio aid to tho Amerlcen papern of tho United Slatci. Kov. .1. A. O'Con nor doon not write oHpoclally from n political Mlaniliolnt, but on account of having onco been a prloHl, lookit at tho Imhiid ii a theologian. The inii(;iizlrio in $1 (10 per year, and tho edito.t will bo triad to ncnil namplo coploN (free) to any pornon i'oqiienlliif thorn. AddroHH, llev. J, A, 0'l!onnor, 112 VV, 2lnt Kt., Now York. TllK meiuborn of Huccenn Council No. !l, V. A. P. A. (favo a very unjoy nblu nocliihlo In ( J. A. H. hall tho even ing of Feb, 7, IHiil, and aro w well pleaned with tho niicuohh attained then that they havo concluded to fflvo an other ono In tho namo hall next Wod neHday ovcnlng, i'cliruary 2H, Thero will Imj dannlntf, proKretodvo iilgh five, peaklri((arid rcfrcHhuientn, Tho price of admlHnlon in only 10c, Kvcry A, 1', A. and every friend of every A. P, A, in cordially Invited to bo prcMont, KMHKWIfKKK in thin Innut) will bo found nn advertisement oftho"lilblo Cabala," Thin in a reniaikablo work; ono which ban required yearn of pa tient, earncHt ntiidy, and contlnuoun ro rearch to collect and combine tho evi dence which aeemn to entubliMh tho theory advanced, imd (flven valuo to tho work, llelnj,' pernonnlly wqiialnted with tho author, knowing bin oodnonn of heart and tho entlmablu traltn of hln character, wo do not honltato to nay to nludentn of lliblleal hlntory that hln "lliblu Cabala" will open up anew Hold for thought, and at tho name time af lord them an opportunity to study that naerud book from a ntanri point probably never dreamed of before, H may bo too deep for Homo to undoi-Ntiind without much thought, but of what valuo in that learning which In acquired with out work? OlHI friend in the varloun cltlen where elecliotm will beheld fnMaich and Ajirll nhould "put nono but Amori- cannoti guard." Tlu-y ithould hmk at principle not at party, and nhould allow no petty quarrel or difference to creep Into their rank to dlnrupt or illnorgan- l,o them before winning tho coming battle. To bn truly loyal, men munt ink their pernonal ambition and nlaud uteadfnntly by nuch men a all patriot can unl'e In giving hearty and unwavering nupport. They nhould look with wiNplelnn Lon that man who would thwart the wlnhe of a majority of tho Amerlcann for pot-nonal or party aggrandizement, C'hoowt your men, upMirl them, vdUi for and elect them and when tho battle in won, count none and find how many men were true to their obligation and how many w.-ro Jutla Incur lot. Thoto will bo omo and they alway leave their track, and that chin you want to get clear of a noon and an effectually an pohnlbie. Auk J iit Ice for III Ft lend. Tof.KJK), O., Feb. Jrt, IHiM.-Kdlu.r KANHAH City Amkhwas: There are thotinaniln of true American, montly A. P. A., in thl and neighboring Slate, who aro wattdilng with deep in terent tin) progren of the Catholic in quisition under tho form of law In it denjHjrnto effort Ut deitroy J, V. McN'a mara and to top tho imji'irtant work ho 1 doing, I havo been ft pernonal friend and acquaint unco of the bishop for many yearn, and have known him to bo a ft-arli'wi advin-ato of true ProU-nt- antistn and nuccesnfiil opiamnt of Ilo manism, uncovering her fraudulent and criminal 0teralion and horrible filth, for doing which he now nuffcr. All I ask or hlin In a chance for a fair trial and to prove bin alleged alanders. vm, u . . i,u i...sm k. jt.it. I In" 1 ..I -.. . I l.i- l.-....:.li l '.. : t ! A 1 if .l- i i"kf ii,'it,ii. lut Lull i I 11 ! . J .1 tl I I, it M-..III t'f o , ll., jl. !!.. C Ui.n!i, ,!! I .if!i.-. ,rt '. iif - 11 1 I .it ttiii,lij il. n.nii.l i l 'j nil xii ti tulMnl R.ll i ! .f titot in HI.. I I- .- I l I.. I lolll K t .! ' ('lott.l l.ll In t l.o i.i.l-i 4 K.i h i it'll t'f ln !...!i Tin if mi I'1! til in. n lit H! tt , i. it 1 f il.i 11.. 1 ti l. t hi ii-,iil 1, ' M Ho. 'in Hi tin' i.i- .i .1-t. 1 , 1.111 ! 1 . I I. to l. I Irt II,. 1.110 H' .1 i- f.-l ll ! Illl'l ...ii I I Hi t- n il i t.1! tt.t in if 1ml .. i tin ' nil. i I it! nut I 11 j . I ' ii'ii-wtit U j.j.i i. .1 Willi t'ti tt ii'Hiilx r nf i ur 1 pM r wliiili I'.itilit .!. the In'itMiiit nf j Me Nil mil t , t im t nl inim mil il the e ml t I. tit hi ll I Hiil t' It Kmlli.lllli fur I ho m iin'iii n( lnti. vir nu b pnpi-r ..I. A ltt. If (ho A. P. A ' ha e any pi Utile Inim iiiiitlnii H ill Ito y Itt.lt j- ie celled. Viiui'tt truly l.t MAN II. .liUIShtiN', Prt-I'irnf tho Free CIih 1, Church nf Chi liot, III Tenth nt , and menilu r of Cttuiicll No. i. - - - - - - - Mniin ( III Xnli'i. Oi.i enoryollo friend, N, N, Schuyler, nf Sioux City, Hontl tin tho following announcement!!: llev. .1. V. Mahnnd, piiMnr of Whit Held M, F,. church, delivered an it bio and eloquent utldrcHH brforoa largo and Intelligent audience Sunday evening, Feb. IH, NiU. llin Hiibjeet wan "Unman Imiii, tho A. P. A. and tho ( loldeii ilule." It wan a complete reply to tho ncrmon preached by llev. Marc M. Purling, ono week before, and mot tho heiii'ty ap proval of every Hirtton prencnt. llev. Strlcklund, piottor of tho Flrnl ItapMnt church, will preach an excel lent ami entertaining ncrmon tho even ing of Feb. 2.1, IHOI. Ho taken an hln nubject "The Public Schoola." Thin in aquontlon which In very near tho heurt of every truly loyal American; and there in no doubt that hln church will bo crowdvd with men and women iuixIouh to hear the truth. Them) nro tho kind of men, Friend Thompnon, who take up tho fight when our noble order, ltn ohjcctn, alum and prlnclplen aro annulled unjuntly by men who aro Ignorant of it purponca, or are toadying to llomanlnui through a mlMtakon Chrlntlan zeal or an Ignorant aHHumptlon of tho prluciplcn of tho A, P, A, Wo do not lack able defnndern or fearlenn and aggrennlvo chamiiloiiri, and the frlondn In Kioux City appre ciate and uphold nuch men. Hill (ie American. iH'f.UTM, Minn., Feb. 22, It Instuted tStit Duluth corresjiondentn, writing to itnmlsli nlieetn throughout thocountry, charge Jetihwold' defeat to hln being in possession of a wife of that faith. Not once wa nuch a charge made at any political meeting; known to your corresiMtmlefit. Such tactic were left entirely to tho defeated party. And how well they wcro rewarded for their ialnir in told by ita rewultn. In four teen precinct tho elected ticket's ma jority tan higher than the total vote received by the viinqulnhed. They fool their defeat keenly Home enpoclally and the A. P. A, come In for all man ner of abuse from papist. Next fall the county and gubernatorial elections take place. Union the sign of trio tlmcn hello thonwolvc tho State will bo redeemed a well a our Zenith city. One thing in certain, and that in: St, Iiul county goo American next November, U'Uiiomber that, and keep your eye on Minnesota. Zkvitji, KanhahC'ITV, Mo., Feb. 21, 1MI. F.dlt-r TllK Amkuican: The picture In your last paper, where the boiwt of Homanism lie before a hearth and ban driven tho little children and mother away, come home to thousand of women and children In Karisan City, thl irlng, whoso home and hearth have been eonflisoatcd during the reign of the Iloinun gang In our city hull. Never before have the people of thl city been oppressed with unjust taxa tion. F.very ftstt Inside the limit ha been Investigated by nqimd of Irish, ami wherever they could put a Job iigulnst property they havo reported to the (Ionian head of tho city hull, and tho Job wan let, iloman contractor aro becoming rich, while our home ure being lost by mortgage by thousand, a It wan Intended they hould be, wo tho I Ionian could get possession of the property. In the canon lawn of the Iloman church, verso 18, we read tho good of heretic aro to be confiscated and applied to tho church, Verso JiO. Heretic are to be de prived of all civil right. Verso 2!l. No oath I to bo kept to ward heretic, Vcre 31. Tho Pope can absolve from all oath. American who are nitting around their mortgaged firenide while their families are denied every comfort to nave money to pay intercut, 1 it not about time you were voting for home and family Instead of party. The push must go. They have had no mercy, and the voters must have none for them. I am a woman lux payer, and have In'en robbed four time by the city hall thieves and once by bank thieve, all since last May. 1 can't stand more, and I want tho A. P, A.' to vote for me. A SUFTEHEK. jiuu'LY TO MK. UAHUNO. TU Mr, M! 1 ! Mli R.iHn!) , llom.titi t'. illiiti.t ,..( h t tie nt t nt I'lilttil. hiftottl, of ol! ml.tiit-, ml of 1 tit Hl uuin j Tlit-li t H a 1 1 1 ,- t n , . ,..!: ! nl I th. l,itl.., M )' . li.itrh U-t ft. 0 , l.-, I tl" l.tli til ilij,- In il.j,' t hi ill 1 1 I.i I In oU'er limn I l.t' H'liiii.ili.'i tneltl ll.) j li V, .1 W, Mllh.i tttttlS.l p. nk lt to- ! p't ittli v. Ma re W. Itiillot'i ntunm jell I he A. P. A. Iniiin,'hl nut tin Ill's l ! t.f Hull fciH'it'tl lit el- til ltiiiiilt.'1'i, Im.. bios tiiiiiiy nlhi'ls w hit i' In I m litt afllllit ll.. II Hilli M, but ttiiv I n in i lt ln.tr t ho mm tin tit . Mr, M.thisnl t.s.k his l xl frtun I'.,, ill., 2:1: "Mtiko a ch.tiii: fur tho html Is full nf bluntly crimes and Hie city nf vlnliMieo." lb- disclaimed any terminal iintiptitby In ludlviduitl Hnttuui Ciillin lies, iii id wild: "I spenk iignlnnt tho fplrlt nf Hnuuin ism, against Unman Catholicism a a political anil religion orgitui.atitin. It Is one thing to condemn Imldly the u MM'slltUius, the political intrigue and anil-Christian spirit of tho ltomlsh .lierarchy, but quite another to resort to false personal vituperation. We, an Protestants, believe in liberty of speech, but not In license todefiuno and slander. "Thou shalt not boar false witness" in Htill In Cod's law, Tho spirit of christian love shall ultimately prevail. Ily this shall tho right be championed; by this shall the wrong bo vanquished. "Last Sabbath evening the pastor of a certain prominent Protestant church In this city undertook to attack u Pro't estant organization known an the A. 1', A., and also to not up, indirectly, a do- fenso of Homanism. It 1 to bo regretted that ho few Protestant pulpit sound an alarm against tho encroachment of Ilo manism, but when a Protestant minis ter in his own pulpit undertaken even in an Indirect way to defend it, there Is cause for alarm. It it also worthy of notice that a certain dally newspaper In this city ha been profuse In it en comium upon tho sermon: This news paper bus already become known us a champion of tho two twin curse of the new world, rum and Homanism. This, to say tho least, look very suspicion. Mr. Darling insists Unit the constitu tion of thl society, vlolfltc the golden rule, invokes rcllglou hatred and vio late the constitution of the United States. I propose to ask you whether his point are well taken, My proposition tonight Is thin: Ilo man Catholicism Is tho enemy of our public schools, of patriotism and of true religion. A true Homan Catholic In loyal to his church. Ho i the embodi ment of Homan Catholicism. There fore, if mv proposition can bo proven, a true Iloman Cathollo I an enemy of our public schools, of patriotism and of true religion. It is ugalnst tho machi nations of such that this society, called tho A. P. A,, proposes to guard. Can the proposition Im sustained. Let us sec, i Homanism i tho enemy of our public schools. Wo prize our free schools as a great national blessing. And yet, had Homo tho power, she would blot out cverp public school In tho land, I might keep you here most of the even ing reciting popish encyclicle and other eminent Catholic authority for the statement. What has Homanism to offer In exchange for tho public school, Study the history of llio coun tries where for centuries she bus bad her own way about educational uiatti', 1 havo taken eight prominent Homan Catholic countries, and eight prominent Protcntant countrie that have about the same total area, and tho same total population, and I find that the average peroetitago of illiteracy in tho former I (10, while that of tho latter In 4, Havo these figure any significance? If they have, every country under the sway of Homaninm In at least Mi years behind tho time. They fuean that Home relic upon tho manse that can neither read nor write for her power, and thl ii why she I opponod to our public schools. I have a pldturu. Ills the pojs! of Homo seated upon a throne; that throne In America. Therein Un cle Sam kissing the pope's toe. Yonder In the CoddcH of Liberty Intend to a stake clutching the starry flag, while a burly policeman stand on one side and a priest with a crucillv on tho other. In the background i the little red nchoolbouso In flames. Jlohlnd the Goddess of Lllterty in a Jesuit priest with fagot and torch to burn tho god dess, flag and all. Men, will that pic- iure ever lie realized In America? It will if Home can havo her own way, It will if every Protestant hud a little foresight and courage as Mr. Pat'llng appear to havo. itcM'-tiibcr this: Jlo manlsm Is the foe of our public nohooln. "Homanism in the enemy of put r lot ism, Homan Catholic int uit! to make thin land another Italy. The prevail ing Idea among cardinals and priests seems to la), not America for Ameri cans but America for tho pope and the church. Popery In this country h a foreign jHiwer. Every true Catholic Is subject to a foreign potentate His al- .1 k ii. 10 i. t tt 1 it. tt 1 , t-..i 1. - . 1 ii 1 Aill.H iti U " itt-iKi t- Km 'i i I ni ItU l !t.K!! tt , r, l.f . t ;..., o ti 1 a .1 1. ,n 1., ... t -1. he U Mil U.U ti, , l 1 lie i.t, i a, '.,j M't.M.t k ' 1 It" -t ft t, n.j ts.ut.ti rut.." t'ttn wit)- Ptft. im tt.tni.t. r tUiitl tip In t.i pii'iit t.t tl. f. si.) Hist hit h ll.t-t ! ti Attn I term litnllt ' Mr Pii ti tiiii.. ,1 I.. r t.ii.ii t.o nf e1-t k Ale Hut but Ut l.. ti Stt. til Mi Pti'i.ti,; I. tin It wit. e M" Hi.' A P. A. it.ln.lU itinii Siipp it.' ,e tl. ,.!,. ft liU't- l tt-lil i,-t t.l It.f i. 'h'-IHiillntl nl kkltti t - . -il J.-otiiU, n Ih,- e,.i h.il fiinf ,e , O 1 1 i t li t ( "n lut I . ,. I h i t. tt i J mi o-.ni. mil In , Hitpss.' Ml. Itnlii,.' I". 'K II I Hill lll1.ll I.' 11,1- B-H io,ilHl toil nf Abl'lthmil I , tin' till, S'lpp'H..-- he Ink- s lilllit )min In i o hnw t (. !ti tin iin.ii liit!, like he Hutu nhiuii bo hnnntt'il t a btitiiiiet tint loiiij si lien, are eitittlng tho strateit stiitl nf tlili cnitiiliy tiiir great cities. They rule No York t'hieiiitn, tbimba, j le y were jjolilug things well under way lit Slout, Cilv whensoino churches and a cert i in so ciety klinlMl an the A. P. A., Smi1oi1 their little game. My friend, I am no bigot. I trut I speak word of truth it ml snhernos, So lung us Itniniui Cub ollen are loyal subject of the nun on the lils-r they cannot bo patriotic American citizens, Mr. Miihood then spoke his opinion on the Homan Catholic church a tie enemy of true religion, and continued "To my mini it In not only tho right but the duty of every American citizen to oppose a private religion that i the eneu yof the public school, of patriot ism and of true religion. I it wrong to havo a haired of that which threat enn blood bought l'bcrty? When Hu manists leave our schools alono, re nounce political allegiance to tho poj o and open the doors of their nunneries, ve will cease to set up a religious test. Is it wrong to make a claim for tho pro tection if liberty, even if that claim bo strengthened by a solemn oath? "Humanists make a chain. That Is why they are so successful. Our duty. Legend has It that Cliarlemagno In his fight witlt tho Saracens wa outnum bcrod. Tho army of Franco was miles away in tho valley of tho Pyrrnnes, What was to be done? Ho took his trumpet and blew ono long, loud blast that echoed from crag to crag and pmu to peak and reached the car of tho army. Tlmy came to his rescue. Our life Is the gospel trumpet. Let uwsound aloud that trumpet until superstition and idolatry shall yield before tho hosts of light, and Jesus reign as Lord of all." i iii;y iviknii to. m I.'ltcisldc School Hoard Make Another Effort lo Secure Slslcr of Charity (o Teach. The Pittsburgh, Pctiii., lilnjialrli of Feb, 1!), says: An unusual sight in school domains was tho examination of a number of Sisters of Charity In tin upper room of tho Hlversldo school, yesterday, Hlversldo Is the school whoso citizens of the ward, largely Catholic, have been trying to have Joined to tho parochial school, or vice versa, for several year past. Tho schistl Is quite a largo brick building, somewhat church-like In architecture, located on West Carson street, near Main, It has nine largo recitation rooms and some smaller rooms, and a few year ao Principal Siattery bad nine teacher under his charge. Now he ha but four, Mary McDonough, Kate McMahon, Ii, L. lirlsbln and H, M, Lane, The falling off In attendance, which has left four or live room vacant, I duo to tho growth of the parochial school, a few bloek away, on Main street, Thero ure over ,'100 pupils in the latter, and it accommodation are so severely tested that the majority of the people of the ward have been anxious lo get tho use of tho extra rooms in the Hlv ersldo school In which to Install sinters and pnrochla' pupil. Opposition to this move led to an ap plication on tho part of the friend of tho parochial school to have tho sis ter examined ami admitted as regular teachers in the public school, Tlio demand wa acceded to about three years ago, and a number of sis ter presented themselvt.s for examina tion, They stood It two days, and then withdrew from the examination, Tho reason generally accepted wa that tho ordeal wan too trying for a rellgleuso. Hut the parochial sclusil kept grow big, and the Hlversldo waxing feebler, so this fail application wa once more made to City Superintendent George ,1, Luckey to examine a corp of sister. Mr, Luekoy wa besieged on ail side by patriotic orders opposed to having school teachers who belonged to re I'.glou orders, but hi application to State Superintendent HhucfTcr resulted In a granting of the request, provided the applicant give their worldly name's and came as other did, No time, how ever, was appointed, and It was thought the matter had fallen through, until Mr. Luekoy was advised by Secretary .1, F. Madden thai at Monday' meet ing of the Hlversldo School Hoard it wa decided to start the examination on tho following day. 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I, smli-d In In r ptsr with h birf lil.itik ttpptoile N.t "Yt Si, I tlmt'l hlin r Itnieh slstnl Intuiting, foi l l.nte lultt n ih.' vnw nf i tt ty, ntit bet," The I'Mioiitiitt inn yettertUy tt nn gi-iyi'itphy, physiology iiml hjtleno, mill It w . tilinul CIO when Hie last Weary and Hushed fane within tho little black Unmet took on s hsik nf relief, Ax the li.) tier hiitldeil ill her completed paper. Only eight applicant p,.l in their second appearance, and there uro still two day Is-forn them. Ono (if the sisters su id to the re jirter, a she went out, "Oh, l tun so tlretl. If I only knew how I did, but I am so afraitl. Wo aro most of us stop ping at St, Jaunts, on the hill hem. Oil, yes, wo are all Sister of Charity, but you saw some in street and sonic in house garb." "They tiro not all new at examina tion," said Mr. Luekoy. "Some wore teachers before taking orders. Now, there's ono from Mercer county who taught 28 months up there before sho entered tho convent, so examination id not new to her." A number of tho sisters have been brought from a distanco In the selection of the strongest candidates. St. Mai achy's school, a little nearer to tho bridge along West Carson, Is also over flowing, llonco the anxiety lo havo Hlversldo running full again. Yesterday wa the third day of tho examination of tho Sisters of Charity for teachers In the Hlversldo sub-dls-trlct. The brunches In which they wcro examined were history und gram mar, and tho full corps of eight who attended lustFrlday'sexamlnatlon were on hand. Tho examination lasted until 4:.lo p. m., when the black-robed candi dates returned to their quarters at St, James', on tho hill. Thero wus a rumor that the Protest' ant Thirty-fourth warder would pro test vigorously, If the candidates should prove successful In securing the posi tions, against their teaching in tho livery of tho Homan Catholic church, which would also be the beneficiary of the movement so far as their salaries uro concerned. Superintendent Luekoy was seen in regard to tho rumor. "Well," said ho, "i have nothing to suy about that at all. It Is ti matter entirely for tho local board. If they want Sisters In full garb of their order teaching, I suppose they can havo It so. I believe tho Sis- tors who taught out in the West under the Faribault plan, wero in tho garb of tho order. "I bellovtj that movement was not successful, I don't, however, know that anything could bo done to prevent." 'Squire Madden wus seen, also, and said emphatically that if the Sisters punned they would certainly go In un der tho same conditions nnv other if teacher did, "And they are going to pan, too," ho concluded, "tho whole eight of them," "How do you know, 'Squire; the ex amination Isn't concluded yet, I It?" "No, and I don't know how It went today. Hut Principal Siattery say so, and ho known, He's on the lookout, for It moans a raise In salary for him," "Will they be allowed to teach In tho livery of tho church, and be ad dressed an 'Sister?" "Why not? I don't see that It Is any body's business how they dross, or how they are addressed, As to whether they will bo called Sister or miss, I don't know yet. I don't think we'll meddle In that, No, I don't know any thing about the Western experiment, but the Hlversldo board Is going to uuinago this to suit Itself and It's all Catholic, "I want to sny that tho statement of Dentils Maloney, In which ho said tho request to Mr, Luckey had not been official, and ho knew nothing about it, vet had never been absent from a lsmrd meeting, aro not true. Ho wa sitting right with us when wo ttstk that action, and voted with us. Ho denied It bo- auso ho was afraid of publicity, that'ti all." Superintendent Luckey bus the writ ten request from Alderman Madden, signed as Secretary of the Hlverside school board, for tho examination of certain young women, whoo worldly name are given, Mr positions as teoch- rs. The reporter had the oiiuorlunii.v to gluncoover several of the geography in t.-i-Fi, iinu iniiini ineni cotteii on u good style as to writing, dictation and general correctness. Of these two had been teachers years ago, The Super- inieniient thought uhout four of tl .(111 would tins after tho second exam inn. tlon. The final day of examination in next Wednesday, after which it l cx- peci -ii me formal Ily of Inductlno- i t... survivors of the ordeal into tht.it- ex perimental seats will bo quickly completed. v