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Th CMegn Tine llrh t.ih
Pvaea "I tfemncrat who itver nt.
In rtlltfl i f lili he I d tnul ltntan
Cttholle "
V. K, li It da ti-ivd au.tlher pa
trlotlu ir In Sin FranoUoo. He
hut named It Living Inue. Il I onlf
I ht year. We wish him succor.
The Catholic ('It ven rcisiru thai
Prenldent MiKlnley ha signified hi
Intention of furnishing a rooin In th
new addition Vi Mercy Hospital, a It
man Catholic Institution In Davenport
Iowa.
The lti'tnn CtUrn thli.ks the reason
our clllrUI igrecd to permit tho Span
Inh priests to carry away all portable
church pntM'Hy after the ureal vie
tory at Santiago, tan bn found In the
fuel that tho piopirty Ih'Ii nged to the
Cuban, ami on tho thvoiy that III al
wayt csny to bo 111 eral lth other poo
plo'ft good
Commodore Schley' i-ooond cousin
who wont to Madrid under JeeulU in
ttruollon to plead with tho Quoin Re
gent for peace I 40 years of age and
hut been talco an inmitlo of a Unman
Cathollo cjuvent. A dUpitteh from
Washington tayt the U accused with
bolrg guilty tif trea-oii Now what!
Did the t arry dUpst'ilua Instead of
ponce petitory
Too American Trait toelety hai 4o0
publication In the Hpnnlxh lantruHK''
and lntondi to put a Hjanlh prlmtr
and New Tenlarwnt In tho hnd of
ecry Cuban family a toon a order
ha keen roturod In the Inland. Thut
will tho HpanUh languago probably
P'ovo of more iiimj to the Cubaria than
the bpanlardft have been. And It U
well known that Roman pr!oU alway
dread the advent cf the New Tenia
merit, for It li a volume that placet the
teal of condemnation ot thoie workt of
darknrti which are coextcntlve with
Romanlrm,
Report! from VVaihlnjfton are to the
effect that Hpaln will have to py the
debUof Cuba and I'orlo Rloo, but a
peace bat not been fully agreed upon
the Jetultt, who own Hpaln't worthiest
bond, may have enough power wlih
tne government at Washington to not
only tccure cbaniret In tho termt of
piace negotiation that would cover
their lone', but an o giving them tho
privilege of holding vatt etlatea un
taied. Wo thall believe that our gov
ernment li not playing Into the bandi
.of the pjwert of Kimunliin when that
fact it demonotral d.
TheTlempoof the City of MexUo
hat found out why Santiago mrrcn
dered. Itttyt: One(p!anatlon and
only one it admlntlble, and that It that
the Mirrender wat the retult of a Ma
ton.o agreement. The Bagattacabinet
from the Premier to the lowett official,
are all Manout. They are all Mtont,
and the goversment It completely un
dermined by thl accurted tocloty, and
the Intcrettt of the country, at It unl-
vertally tho cate where Free Maionry
predominate! are tccondary to I hone of
thlttatanle organization." We tup
pote the Tiempo bad rather tee Spain
under the abtclute control of tome inch
really latanlo organization at the So
ciety of Joiut than even under the par
tial control of the Free Mawnt. The
Tlcmpo evidently bellevot that where
high cfllciata cf a government are both
Roman Catholic and Free Maiont,
they will come to place their obligation!
to Free Matonry above their obliga
tion! to the church la which they were
reared. We are glad if the inevitable
tendency of Free Maeonry it to
thoroughly wean Itt Roman Catholic
adherent from the abominable tuper
ttltiong they were taught at their
mothers' knee. Romanism tatanizet;
Masonry civilize!.
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In a Jn In 141 bo lliiniaa t'aih
k'Ii ifth t'n W. Klr(dH luiiuturM
; innnmi, ttr ir ipbI nf tlm fthul
t pulailin, la l 'l tLey bd tlnipptd
U ft.Mta (HI, nr l f rnt Th nguret
for the pntnl lime, glten by the
"Am it iv," lu.w a fait her tli-i lln- It
I of ciiiimi gratlfjrlfig tt l'rolelnU
and llli'ra l b arn it at tl Human
Call nl let of tli I'ulleJ K Irgilnin tie
deert lng in numtM'rt, but It I at the
ame time a j t cau for alarm that
tho UmiitiiUli are Increarlug to rild
ly In the UnlU-d Htatt
One of our frlendt ba aocuM d l of
being a Seventh Diy Advenilat. Il
wa the knowli dge that thl aecuaiUn
would lie lodged that canned ut to itale
In the announcement thai pret riled the
pubi:ctt!on of the trillion under the
blading, "American Bible Study," thai
we were nit a member of any church
At the hour of going to prem we are
not a church member, but a we have,
from a careful ttudy of the Hllile, hit
come convinced thai luimeri'lon U abno
lutely necotrary to Itmjro n.lvtlun to
thoio wboaro ahlu to rend ar.d reaNon,
and a wu do not know of any minister
who would perform the rltu of bHptinni
Oi a pervon who (U hired to re rutin out
tide the pale of all churchet, It may be
that In the very neir future we may
unite with tome ehun h, and If wo do tt
will be tho one which conforint to the
idea wo have publlnhed,
If tho United SUtct decide to retain
permanor.t p mnetmlon of the Philippine
Ilandt tt would l e ahupi y Idea fur the
American government to nlgnul the
event by conflicatlng all the convent
and nionkerlet and mont of the other
property of "the church" In there form
er dominion of the St anUh. With
tho appearance of Protectant ml-nlon-
arktand free chooU In the Inland.
tho prlentt of Ivome might find their
occupation gone. If the United Statet
can civilize mont of the Inhabitant of
the Philippine?, cer alnly no friend of
human progrcm will regret that thoe
M-o)lot have forever paed from ut der
the barbarout rule of the tavage Span'
lard, .
Rev. Dr. John M. Tboburn, the Meth
odlt KpUTpsl blthop wbone dlM'ene
comprlnet the whole of HrltUh India
ay the Philippine Ulanda, If owned
and controlled by the Unlltid Htater,
will conntltute an inviting field for the
labor of Protettant mliuiiarln. He
ayt million of Philippine would wel
come the light and liberty of the go
pel and would rt flict the power and
glory of the great Republic,
Our Ihankt are due Friend liuchnl
of Illlnol Newhall of Maoacnur
ctu (II), reward of Text (M)c), Hlev
en of Indiana (II) and Armtrong of
Nebranka (fiOc. ) for II to be applied to
help wipe out the debt on TUB Amkk
ICA H.
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Now Dewey bat notified theeomman-
dor of tho (lrmBn warhlpt In the
Archipelago that he munt ttop aiding
the Spaniard In the Philippines or It
will cauxe war between the United
State! and Germany.
The pope li to very III that hi pby-
lclan hi ordered him to ttop giving
auilenoct and to refrain from work. It
it to be hoped that If hi ilcknei termi
nate fatally he will die a Christian
and not a pagan.
It la ttated that little Denmark It
ttrengthenlcg her coatt dofennet and
buying large quantltiet of arm and
other munition of war, at the believe
war It brewing between England and
Ruttla.
Trouble hat sprung up between the
Siamese and France. The former In
tuited the French consul and there In
prospects of a war.
Japan tayt that if Aaerlca throwt
Agulnaldo overboard the will espouse
hit caute. Good for the heathen!
If the patriots of America would win
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ldta of Hi ilixt on antl pnlrii.tUni
llliou bi irlnitit'S thl llpur.i
III fait li ful II I IU nefiirnt mllin.
1ar Hie .
Five nrmtar of Ht. Piter t Cum
ntanitsn, Kn'ghtof Hi J..bn, who were
latitat, d duln the lat )ear, wrr
mb;iily kntgbu d In Hi IVu r't Cath
olic bin h y t Tilay afttrnon by Im
plying rcltgli'ii it rrnionle,
Ml. Pe'er't t'oiim andory, KnlghUof
St John, Itrlgkdler tienoial John
Dunn and tlaff, and tiltlierft of the Plrt
and Secind regiment, and the I. idle'
auxiliary of Hi. Pt lcr't command ry
met at St. IVter's Hall at 2 o'clm k
and marched to the church adjoining.
There they occupied tia'.t In front of
the altar. The church wa filled with
relative and friends of the member of
the order.
The tervlcet were conducted by Rev.
N. Filet. The ritual umd In knight
ing niombert of tho order la the origi
nal one flmt tired by tho Kn'gbttof
Ht. John about I IIS, when the order,
which had hitherto been clerical,
adopted tho m'lltiiry feature, St.
Peter's Commumlcry I the only one
which ha' lm candidate knighted
publicly in the church Tho Ave can
didate yesterday were F, J. Dobbtr
iteln, A. P, Petsch, John lUckut, John
Albltzand Pctve:rta.
During the religious ccremonlet Rev.
N. l lliil read the original Lutln ritual.
He buckled on the sword belt of tuob
candidate, and then blessed their
tword. The orient then ttruck each
candidate three timet with blttword
on the right shoulder, which action was
ymhol lo that from that time forth the
blow were the last to go unanwcrcd.
The ccicmoiilcn over the Kulghts of
Si. John and the Lidlos' Auxiliary
marchtd back to St. Peter' Hull.
where the ladle tetjdcied tho knight
a pltunaut banquet arid reception.
Among the visiting knlghtt present
were: Brigadier General John Dunn
and Colonel K. J. Hug, Colonel J, J,
Cuhlng, Major C. D. Murphy, Cap
taint Peter Mcllugb, Ignatlut Long-
ton and Thoraa MUIowao, of hi ttaff;
and the following oftloer of the Flrtt
and Second regiment; Colonel C. A
Daina, Lieutenant Colonel T. I. Nor
ton, Captain A. Dbtloger, Thomat
Smith, G. . Mlltnor, Itomard Cencb'
en and Wayand, Lieutenant II. II, Do
Witt, P, P, Monroal, Richard liudd,
D. A. Morlarlty, A. Hellencamp, Dan
lei y.illty, W. Lump, John R. N letter,
D. Carmody, Pond aod Hlern, Pay
master John K. (ityman, President
Dugan, Leo Commandcry and Presi
dent Cupplnger, ut Father Mathew
Commandery. Cleveland Newt and
Herald.
The Only Ituilruad to ( lilcago.
With a Day L'ght Train: Ix-ave
Omaha 0:10 a. M. every day
arriving at Chicago the tame
evening at H.l.'j where close connec
tion are made with all line beyond.
Thl train I AO year ahem) of the
Time and I proving immensely
Popular with Omaha peoplo
Other flying train leave for
Chicago at 45 and 6.55 v. m. dally.
City Ticket Ofllce
1 101 Farnam St.,
"The North-Western Line. "
Truth la alway a ready to go to war;
error will ruo at the flrtt opportunity.
r IO Iteward.
I will give the above reward to any
person, church or patriotic society
that will, before the 30to day of Sep
tember, 1HU8, tell the largett amount of
my Antl-Catholto booki, Circulars and
price 11a tent on receipt of a two cent
ttamp, Money to accompany orden
for book. Add rent
IUv. J. G, White,
Stanford, 111.
HulTalo, N. Y. and Return
Via the North-Western Line
July 11th and 12th. Kxtraordlnary
ratet through cars. The North-Western
Is the "Official Line " Write C.
E. Morgan International President B.
Y. P. U., Omaha or City efflce 1401
Farnam St.
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ih-ti t Bi h
la A met h
Katbrr K-1 eftti m!ia ai tt tt lb
tnt-if i lornimutilit o against Mm
Had thv teller .ul hy A ilitUt-ip
FtH hftft, un a.e n et it bltatli gfd hrra
llial t). Ilets, ra tleai:ff atioxat to
nun ng htm a social pariah,
IU said In regard tit the matter:
" 1 ha i rT.it of t lilt) kei'mniiiali atioa
if carried out, wou ilht.i render me a
M 11 ouleant. The tons tltu lion of
this country atyt that bo man shall be
attacked beeauMtif hit rellglou opln
lonn, and there It another law which
prohibits tie boycott.
"After all, 1 am a ni sued that tho
mtj r cxeommunLatlon should ho re
orUid to In thit age. I would publicly
burn thl papal bull If It were tot that
1 might tie aecum d of Imitating Martin
Luttnr also Indulging In cnlld'a play
"When I hid established the church
I advised that a church committee be
font to the archbishop to tee if our
troubles could not be settled. The
committee was insulted and informed
by Archbishop Fueban thut he wanted
to have nothing to do wjth them or
me. Tho committee wa practically
dlven from the houio. We then de
elded we had better try and get along
by ourselvet, We have done to pretty
successfully, My parishioner here
number over 1U.O0O, and in all my
churchet 120,000."
To Pretest nt I'eoi lii,
Peoria, III,, Aug. 7.-lrlsh-Amotl
cant In centra Illlnol will ntor .
vigorous piotest against the proponed
Anglo-American alliance Sunday, Au-
gm-tH. A monster meeting will be
held In thi city, arrangement having
been mado with all the railroade to
tun excursion, M. V. Gannon, of
Chicago, and Jame M. Graham, cf
Springfield, will be the apcakcr
Hloomlngton, III., Aug, 10. The fol
lowing bill Is bi Ing thoroughly tcatter
ea mrouguout thl "neck O' the
woods;" "Don't mist the Grand Excur
Ion to Poorla, Sunday, Aug. I I. Attend
tho monster celebration cf the UN1TKD
IRISH SOC1KT1ES at Poorla."
The teleram thowt the object and
purpoie, though It wat Intended at
free advertisement, of the "Monitor
Celebration."
But I waut you to notlcj particularly
one line on their bill, vh: UNITED
IRISH SOCIETIES, NOT American.
The Roman Cathollo Irish are neer
American they are IRISH 1 1 1 and the
Irish are United. Yet, take notice and
timely warning all ye politician, mer
chant, banker, saloonkeeper! and all
other whom It may concern -they are
UNITED'.', ! A toaloty (or collective
socletlei) of UnlUd Irish moo and wo
men living In America, not thcmnelvet
American, but dlctatort, If you pltane,
of the Americana at to what ulllancet
they should or should not make.
Know Ye, All men, by these pretents:
That th It people, the HUSH, true to
their national Instinct of hate, hellinh
ne and heg-bog cusedn who are
compelled to shave thefr forehead to
tbow their intellect backed hv a
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bordeof treason-breeding priests doth
enter a vlgcrout protent against the
proposed Anglo American alliance, and
would have It known, that any attempt
to disregard their wlsbet In thit re-
tpect will Incur their great dlspleature
and will forever alienate their affec
tlont and friendship from all those who
unwarrantably advocate tuco a nefarl-
out proposition! Erin go Bragh!
NORTH WOOD,
f. S.-"By the Way," How do you
relish the one cent ttamp of the new
ittue? We ought to make it a odiout
at postlble. Our people bere are tend
ing lettert of protest to the Third At-
tittant Postmatter General who, we
learn, was the author of the issue.
I am enjoying your American Bible
Study very much.
NORTH WOOD.
Do you look over the advertisement
in thl paper?
When a man aees the truth he be
hold the deformltie of error.
The tubscrlptlon price of The Amer
ican li 12 00 per year.
American Bible Study
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w li 4ft ttt l-liiki Ihrir cburia
rantgft't -ft Ir tt at at tb ona to tn i
bely, nlbr, t ause ol bols rla
t'ontaad latrrrtta, ttlil ethart, brrauae
tt .HabbathiwtiWh God halliiwaj rt
ftm Into dWffttor with lh Mop!e of
the world, who rtvm the oplaloa and
rood will of earthly fiirtdtaril ntlgh
hurt of more mnmrnt than the judg
m nt of (ioj, and yet otbert, heeaune
they are honestly blind to the Import
ance of Implicit obedience to even the
leant of God't commandmentt. But
there will be a few, a very few, who
will henceforth give due regard to the
commandmentt.
I would not have jou think that I
have grown tuddeoly egotistical and
that I think I am right and you are
wrorg la thit Sabbath qucHlon. I am
jto-t ks apt to be wrong at you; but
there I no such opportunity when we
deal with God and with til Word
They are Infallible. They make no
mlstukon, and It 1 ills Word which 1
have asked you t j accept or reject.
If tbore Is any doubt In your mind a
to which Is the Seventh day of the
week, get your calendar and tee how it
Is arranged. Webnter't Unabridged
Dictionary tayt Saturday It "the Sev
enth day of the week; the day that fol
low Friday and precede Sunday,"
Tbe tame authority sayi Sunday 1
"the first day of tho week; the Chris
tian Sabbuth; a day consecrated to rest
from secular employments, and to re
llglout worship; the Lird'i Day."
Thote are tbe definition of the two
dty a given by Webster; now let ut
compare them with the deSnttion
furnished by God. God tayt tho Sab
bath It "the teventh day," which you
ahould remember "to keep it holy,"
"for in tlx dayt the Lord mudo heaven
and earth, the tea and all that In tbcm
it, and rested the Seventh day; whore
for the Lord blcsncd the Sabbuth day
and hullowcd It." God tayt nothing
about having blessed any day other
than the Seventh. To have done to
would have robbed It of itt only dis
tinctive character, and would have
made it like any other day, or, t peaking
more correctly, like tome other day,
which would havecautcd confusion and
nullified the very purpose of God. But
Webster tayt that Sunday wai "conse
crated," and he also tayt that to conse
crate It "to make, or declare to be, sa
cred." Now, God did not declare the
Flrtt day of tbe week tacrcd, Ho did
hallow tbe Seventh day, and Webttor
tayi to hallow It "to make holy; to tet
apart for holy or rcllglout use; to con
tecratc; to treat at tacrcd; to rever
ence." Then, if God hallowed Satur
day, wboconaccratcd the First day of
the week which l commonly called Sun
day ? Turn to page 211) of "Two Repub
lic!;" there you will learn who conse
crated or set apart the pagan Sun-day
and deilgnated It the Lord' Dhv, It
wat Constantino, Emperor of Rome,
and be made tho change "to please the
blshopt of tbe Catholic church,"
Up until the day ttiat Constantino
saw and realized that tho Christian re
ligion wat growing in number, while
the pagan worship was losing its devo
tee, he wa a pagan, and worshipped
Apollo; the sun god. At that time,
however, he wa opposed In Kit scheme
by Galerlus; and as Galerlut wat Ij fa
vor with the pagan partol tb-j popula
tion, Constantino, by force of political
circumstance, wa forced to ally him
telf with the Christian element. Drap
er tay, "it wa the aim of Constants
to make theology a branch of politic;
it wa the hopo of every blthop In tbe
empire to make politic! a branch of
theology."
Much more could be written to thow
you the forco which cauted man to at-tempt-"to
think"-to change God't
law, but whatever else I would take
from profane history would but prove
that the world of today wa doing just
what Paul cautioned It against It Is
following, accepting, the tradition of
men, Instead of tho sound, irrevocable
law of God.
It might, 'perhaps, beagocd thing to
allow you to read the idea entertained
by the Church of Rome about the ob
servance of Sunday as the Lord' Sab-
l.v! Wtt,i is t th.
lit ftnfc.it nt Ntii Awtrtt,
ikaft tk ;'!, f hjti
V4i: tU-sbim,. ( NrtMfc
f 'f atts-ft ui, JUhtt.w, Mi .t,t,ivtr
IVtrMt rrn -Allhr t. v.t
tf kit tmiaaiMn-, Intrafusal, artwi
ta Mtr tm Ihtit ttm ft- (-,, 1 1(
tnuf ft'trrtl.-atral IVt.W.i.nt, ,
atrvlaglr Hua.la; fa:-., t
tbft !!,:, walrlk I at i 1st a (halt
ly rnU of aetUm, but the tatttSia il
th rhh h. ifp'y tl,tti to m!a tt
ie hi tbe wnrd Hua.lty' la tbe It H a
lf it It eel fat be fiiunj tbt r aa It ,
Mil Nt, then It i at the II hl which
tb) Mlow la thit ptnleoUr latitat,
but tradition, and In thit they flatly
contradict thtmett.
"Tba ratholle church .'hanged the
dy r rttt frvm tbe lat to the fir it
day of the week, beeauae the mn
memorable of Chrlnt't workt wat ac
complUhed on .Sunday. It It nredWt
forme to enter Into any elaborate proof
of the matter. Tbey cannot prove
their pulnt from Scripture; therefore,
if sincere, they must acknowledge that
they draw ihelr obacrvance of the Sun
day from tradition, and are therefore
weekly contradicting themtelvet.
Ytfln very alnceroly,
M. A. Hearimin."
Thit, I think, fully aod fairly dl
(MMetofthe Sunday and tho Sabbath
question, and addt another mark for
tbo Identification of the great itntl
Christian power which wa to arise and
"wear out theialoMof I be Most High,"
which would roclevelt "power, and Its
throne and great authority" from
tbe Dovlltho Drueon: which wnuM
"think to change timet and laws" and
at whose hand God' people would
be p en-ecuted for "a time, and time and
the dividing of time."
It was tho Intention to discuw tho
third part of the prophecy of Daniel as
found in tho 25th verse of the 7th chap
ter, namely, "ho shall think to change
time," but ut we want tpaco for a ter
mon containing extraordinary ttate
ment which, if Irue, should command
tho attention of every man, woman and
child In tho world and whloh. if untrue,
should bo exposed and condemned, we
have left that question for a fu'.ura ar-
tlc'o.
ltl'EIVEl THE FILL PENALTY,
(Continued from Page 1.)
Law" the Kev. H. Jl. Hmlth, D. D
nays:
Major excommunication I called
'anathema' when It Is Inflicted against
heresy or with certain Impressive cer-
emonli'H-numely; when the Ulahop
pronotineeH It surrounded ,y twelvo
priests In Haered vestment un.l hold
In K In their hands lighted ton-he,
which they then throw down and
tread under foot, meanwhile uttering
certain words of malediction.
The situation wan tinted thus ye,
teniay by prf,Ht of lU(t tlllm.h.
"There are various. formH of excom
munication for varlou cause 8d un
der different condition. The ordi
nary form Is called minor exeommunl
catlon. This, the most mighty and
nevere, I called major fxeorriiniinlca-
Ion. It la to be published In every
Catholic church to all Catholic p,,p,
This In the flmt Instance In thl conn
try where urh n edict has been thus
announced and where the dlagraco of
tbe offending minister la made pub
It U the ,,t resort, nnd only
after every other attempt t0 win back
the mutinous prlcHt. ha been valnlv
fried."
"Yon say ,e cannot enter the church
a a worshipper."
"He miiNt first, become a nenltent if
a thought of repentance come to him
be must Hee the authorities. If,. ,-
of course. kneel ilnu-n i i.i.. '
" "i "is own
room.
"Would you eject him from a c1,mi,,i,
flioiil.l he enter during ilivlne ser
vice?" " Hhould not continue to my mass,"
"Hut would you actually eject him?"
The young p,.eMt hesitated. t
would not," he said.
The present pastor of Ht. Htanlslaii1
Church, Father IlarjiytiHkl, I absent
on a vacation, but one of the other
priest spoke Hum-of tho punishment
meted out to Father Koclowskl:
"It was right. The pope gave him
four year to repent. e did not re
pent," Father Koslowskl wa assistant
priest of nt. Hedwlg't when, n w
charged, hi ambition to become pas
tor led to hi usurping authority and
convincing many of th member that
he was unjustly treHi,.,j ,y h8 mip,.r.
lor. Jio was excommunicated by
Archbishop Feehnn, but after he had
established an Independent church ho
made a Journey to Switzerland, where
he claimed to have received j.;pHrop.il
consecration. The matter was then
referred to Home and the pojwi mad')
the decision. Chicago Trubune, Aug.
9.
Wanted, the reason why the iopo'i
loyal warrior son, Majah Gonurul Cop
plnger it not leading the American
army to victory and fame?