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~T. VIATEUH':O COLLEG.If the 11 1" liu:tLiutt to pri e;; lltoull o l"l{ i :dlo l i n c~ ti L tu X I l I. Til: whole C.LLi tr lt i vcd uf iu~ tctnpuntl puwer , h:ts fur a. ki1:gdal:ltP, ll l:ll lc i ts pr iSC' ll, :llld Curburlgc't, t ho mite or t ltc hiLIJf'nls cb :t r i l.y . Every -wltL:re revulu Lio u is lJ t;Ollle jte r::wcut.iutt; le t it . lltl t ri ve;; to vppress tile t-rue l) ltut\:Ll ur J c:;us Cllri sL. Tu Lllese CO illlJiu ed fmees

' ' Leo ::\I ll C:lil UJIJlO:>e llJ t' l'l' i.)' th e o ree or rigllt. the Stten;,; dl oi' !Jis lTJ Oi:tl a uLbor iLy, and Of t ]wt wi,;tlom wu ielJ is g uifletl :llll i enl tg!Jlened hy tlte O II C w!J vse [J UIV -Ul' a11cl m~tj es t y he represen ts iu Llw wuti d.

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an army or any human re ourc eattc>d on t he Apostolic chair; but that feeble old man w, Leo I , nd hi tory W3 to call him Leo the Great. lone he goes to meet. the proud and ~an .uninary conquenr whom Va1entini::m commanding a numerou ar my dn.red not face. With no other arm than the moral author ity aLtached to his title of chief o f the . Christian Church, the presbge of his "Virtues anrl the treng th of hi po .. tolic voice: " way!' He command him "thou sllnlt not advance any farther," and the one whom neitlwr the barrier of the Alp nor the Roman arm co uld stop, sobduerl by a superior f(1rce, recoil nt the commnncl of that man, a nd ma ke his re t reat tn the north sid e of the D anube. T he proud and fi erce Att iln. was conquered.

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LE CERCLE FRANCAIS.

tu :nrc ( cr i v:t itt , svnt r;nn-v c ttu~ cl . pl:t cc t :tu prPmier m ng de:,; g r:tnds lton~mes ces iiJr tu n ~ c i toy(' n~ q 11 i enrcn t 1' o1o nn e 11 r u', trra eh e r l enr pa-t r ie b d v :uin:tti un d e l' 0tra lt >e r : hros s' ils o llt r u ~s i

'"' un m:trLy t:; s' ils o 11t e lt o11 le urs II Utns tmven;eront lrs si-.:,eics. Lt s t llj lid it m ure cle la chai re p> lltifi ca le ou plut t nu x: r:1y ons du s:) le il de la v rit , le gt 1ie h umain s'e t p:1.no ui :1\'t'les con-fiscations n'ont eu pon r but que cl 'amoindrir la pu issance spirit11 elle des r prsentants rl e Dieu sur la tene. En-eore une fois les P;tpes ne sont pasopposs a l'unit de j'Italie, c'est ce qu' ils ont toujours vouln cln.ns le pass

e n chassant l' tranger de la pniu s ulc. Et cle nos jours, Pie lX a rl e i>H qu e l' unit d e l' Ita li e chappera tout da 11 ge r qn e lo ri'q 11 ' un li e n d 'a mo 11r e t . N ous :tvons vu s'n

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1~ ~uin~ de p:~r de h\ les mtrs pom :;l! ch.~rg 1 ' in -gtrlJdiou des tuf.wt:;. { 'eil(-ei n'lJ\!;;ita p.1:s. Elie :wnLit qu;;i un monument c;.er tous les cu; urs Cn.n::tdi ens. Combiell de faveurs c lestes out t ob tenues clans cette

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-"Bro. Ryan, you never had such amusement before my anival, did you?!!

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yo ung servant :uHl eng:tged llim t o see to tho p11hlie:1.- 1 t.ion 1f the " ~Te xi co ;" wit h these ll o b~vl nlso f'ou11d pa-pers l1.)' whi ch he estnh li sherans. Slle goes, uob i1h]en, to the c:tstle , anrl l>y mea,ns of fine hints and close ob~r rvation of social movements (of wllich sb e was an ex pert interpreter) shtJ forces the admowlecl gement f1 om the woulcl-l.Jc master of the SzalrM; cl omai11S that he is only the base-born son of a Russian serf. De Sabrans l>ecorn es enrag-ed a L the possibility, anrl indeed the lil;:elilloud of his betrayal to vVancla - t.o tbe worlJ.. W hat e lse wight lJE: expected from a worthle~s woman like Olga ? What fine sport his shame wou ld be for her! Tlti.s woman, how-ever, wlwse score is by no me:tns a ol ~an o ne, is shut up by prince Egan anrl sworn never tn cliv ulge a w0rcl of the secrets she h:1s funnel o ut. But while this arrange-ment was making, De Sa brans in n sort of frenzy , off-spring of his burr:ened conscience- goes straig ht to his belovul w anda ancl clisc loses a ll bis long pent up se-crets. She falls senseless to the grounrl. when after somE months she lJecomes able to sig oi (y her will she qui etly bids De S:thrans leave the Castlr, not howe ver witlwut giving over to him tbe v:ll age wlli cll he hatl so lmwdy save(~ years lJefore .

The exiled huslJ:trHl goes and wnnd ers for a fewyears in the Austrian Mountains, g enerally in the vi0inity of the Castle. He live(l a hunter 's life anri dwelt in ns rn a ll cabin on one of th e peak~ . ... One morning )'llnng Bela is missed at the Sz~1lras Castle. He lt n,aS willingly an -swered.

When the assembly was seated, Rev. C. P. Foster, of Cbic::~go, proposed Rev . H. Boeklem~ n, of Delph:.lndia-na, as chairman, which choice w_as unanimously accept-eel. Fr. Boeldeman goorl -hn rnoredly filled the profer-red seat and asked tbat S()me gent lemen explain the n:1tnre or purpose of the meetin g; wllerenpon there was a en \I for Fr. Foster. The Rev. gentleman pleading tbnt he bacl only an inkli ng as to the end that was aim -eel a t, rC'q nested that Mr. Ni

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