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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29
Pensam amientos

Las garant1as de los cindadanos son la ba-
sc sobre que descansan la paz ell progreso de
las naciones.
No eres Iibre? Pues no eres l1ombre
La vida del avaro es ma comedia en- que
no Sc aplaude mas que al final.
Hay que esperar que la mujer deje de ser
bonita para juzgar merito.
No han nactdo para la gloria los que no
conocen el valor del tempo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29
MEMORANDUM

De igual modo que rftmica escaIa
Al cieo Sc eleva Ia vbrante nota,
Del fondo del alma
Tenn bla ndo elev6se llegando Ia boca,
Unruido armonioso
Que sono en- la atmosfera,
Semeiante al batir de las alas
De una mariposa
Fu6 su boca caliz lie blanca azucena,
Y de rocfo gotta,
FL immense anhelo del triste poeta.
Que de entonces en- suefios Ia nombra.
6Que en- secreto amas?
Oh que mar tan inmenss tan honda
20 no Saba
Qae tn recitaSas
Mis- pobres estrofas
Que debieran trocarse er fInfsimas
PerIas de Goleonda;
En- sabrosos panales de hiblea
esencia de rosas !
dY que he de pedirte . que me confesas
Tu bello delito santa pecadora?
Pedir6. que tus labfos sean payas..
mis- labios olas
One en- en- secreto amas?
6Que han sido' mis- verSos
Pan de tn memorial. m
Pues dtlo muy quedo....
Que nadie 10 olga
Ramon Maria Torres.
D Sebastia l. 9O1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29

nav scres sntipatcos, como ese Fuigencio,
roren0 hermosote, de cjos rsvgados y diem
toa brilantes. fera de los salones, que con su
,frs IA acecho en- torpo de las rnuchachas pro-
gt.tas de una buena dote, 40 Sc ocupa mas
one en- buscar la OCCASION de realizar un matrl-
l-na noche en- ell baiIe del rico comercian-
ts Nr. Bernardin, vi 4 Fulgencio ell momen-
10. en- que se disponfa bsilar, llevando en- sus
hrszOs de pirata la mas hermosa elegante
crlatura que fgnraba en- la fiesta.
lQuj6n era aquella mujer? Trataba yo lie
ayeriguarlo, cuando ell mismo Fulgencio, des-
pu6s de haber dejGdo en- su silla su pareje,
Sc nae acarc6 y me diio;
-5Cu6 Ie parece Z listed esa muchacha?
Una criatura deliciosa; pero no Ia CO.
-Es Norma la hfia de Mr.. Bernardfu, en-
honor De quIen sc d6 eete magni6co bale. Su
padre III ha traido vivir consigo, 8 conse-
'cuencla ie un escandslo que ma dado mucho
.qne ha5ar
y Fulgencl1 me record6 que madame Ber-
bardln estaba separada de marido vivia en-
compahia de su hija Norma, la cual no tenfa
en- su madre un buen eiemplo que imitar
Despu6s me dijo que Ia muchacha Sc ha-
bia fugado con un individuo que, seg6n malas
Iepguas, era uno de los amsntes de ia mama
Con que SO fug6 Ia nina!
ST. per0 no tard6 en- regresar su hogar,
srrepentda sin duda de su calaversda.
FL sednctor era un tai Feliciano, que Gre
vs. realizar In buen nPgocio con ell rapto para
gescar u d0te hacer indispensable ell matri-
monl0 Pero Feliciano di6 un golpe en vago,
ssgdu 6 msmo me confes6 despu6s del fracaso
de su aventurs.
Habla lcgrado que Norma Sc enamorase
dc 6l y que aeeptara Ia strevida proposition
de tugarse en- "a compahfa.
III muy tupante Sc considera ba va como
yerno de Bernardo creis haber enoontrado
a iortuua Ia gloris en- brazos do Ia pobre
Norma.
Despufs dc haber dejado los fugltivos ma
rarta a madame Bernardin notifcAndole ell re-
soucl6n dlrgi6ndose al restaurant de Saint
ClOud, donde sc les sirvi6 una magnffcs CO.
mds.
Dc pronto, Norma, que por 10 visto no Sc
halaba muy gnsto en- compalfa de su aman-
te eXelam6
iQue calor tan horrible hace aquf! IHaZ-
me ell obsequio de abrr esa yentanai
Feclano obedecl6 regafiadientes, deseo-
90 De cCmplacer en- todo su yictima.
-Qu6 noche tan hermosal lQue aire tan
iresco tan puro-afiado Norma .-lCuanto
ne gustarfa dar ahora un paseo en- bicicleta!
Fecano hizo un gesto de dessgrado,
eOntest6;
Ways un capricho
-3apoDgo que aquf alqullarAn biclcletae.
-Indudablemente
-Pues quero que demos IN paseo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29
OTROS TRANVIAS

La prensa &c Milan publica datos en- vir-
cimiento de loe tranvias el6ctricos, hace diez
amos, cada afo resulta ndmero de vfctmas
de ounce veinte veces menor que al regis
trado cuando la locomoc6n p1blica Sc hacfa
con tranvfas movidos por fuerza animal.
Aquellos son otros tranvfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29
SAN JUAN, 2. r.


lie
Eensa edad en- efe de ft:r qunala Artcuos de
herroa
ST ante removal ci6n en- Ell lsurtdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29
Ell MEJOR RETRATC

Nunca os he visto; pero Ell alma mia
Sabe que esta flotanGo en- vuestros oios
La luz primaveral de Andalucfa
Que mana esencias vuestro dulce alianto
Cual del iazmfn Ia espl6ndida guirnalda,
que pon6is, se7iora, el pensaniento
Donde pone sus cruces la Giralda,
Cast al borde del mismo irmamento.
Hijos de un alma tierna y so1adora,
Vuestros rasgos divipos
va me hablaron de vos, noble sefIora,
Como la alondra en sus propios tr'nos
Nos cuenta los secretos de la aurora.
En- las selvas foridas
Ell aire, con frsgancias nvisibles,
Nos habla de vtoletas escondidas.
Por ESQ ell alma amante generosa
Que os anna Y os bendice os respeta,
Sabe que un(s en- clave misteriosa
A la desgraci& de Dacer harmosa,
La desgracfa mayor de ser discreta.
Antonio Grillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29
"A BORINQUEN" Z"

SmPatico pueblo de pueblos mitrofes
La ductora de JUAN
ene estabedo antigua Pla Puimole
sal vendera peo de Capital vereis
verdad Julio 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
Ia v1RTUD REcoNQU1sTADA

-Pero, ono estamos bien aqui, Norma?
No Sc trata mas que de dar una vuelta.
--6Y volveremos enseguida?
ST, es question de media hora, 10 sumo.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13
Addition to st. Paul.

Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Judgm't
DiedriCh Schultz ........."A' 81 80
Clark and Wilgus' Addition to St Paul.
SupDOsed Owner and Amt of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13
aEAAAs
Amt OF

Chas. Weide's Rearrangement of Block
g. Nelson's Addition to st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13
CITY NOTICE.
Notice of Sale.
Office Of the City Treasurer
o. NJ NJ. No. 10 1Ql

Office Of the City Treasurer,
St. Paul, Mimi, May 13, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that under and
virtue of a certain judgment hereto
)re duly rendered in and by the District
Dart for the Second judicial District in
he County of Ramsey and State of Min
esOta, heretofore and on the LIST day OF
larch, 1901. duly entered upon an as
ssSment warrant hereinafter set forth
nd described against the following de-
nquent real estate situated in the City
nj daily issued to me in form as proVld-
d by law on and pursuant to the terms
said judgment and the order therein
Ct forth and contained that the under
gned will Oh the 2lth day of May, 1901,
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Of
&c Of the City Treasurer in the City
ian and Court House building, in said
ty county and state. expose the said
cal estate to puvnc sale in the manner
rovided by law.
The following is a description of the
variant on which said judgment was
endCred. a list of the lots or parcels of
Rnd to be sold as aforesaid, the names
II the supposed owners thereof. and the
mount Of the Judgments thereon.
Warrant Under date OF the I'd day
CT February, 1900, for the
Assessment for COndemning Certain
Land to Re known as Phaien
Park.
g. D. Mackey's Lake View Addition to
st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13

4. D. Mackey's Lake View Addition to
st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13
Forestdale Addition to Ct. Paul.
Supposed Owner and


Stevens Encouragement of Lots 10 to IS,
Block 4, Forestdale Addition
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Judgmt.
Samuel E. uIlles ........2 $202
SeilAlS ..................... Z.UE
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13
Auditors Subdivision No. T. st. Paul,
MINI.
owner and

- " AACA GAAAA
Description.
Geo. G. Harper-All that part
of the following described
property lying east of Earl
street, commencing at a
point of intersection of the
north line of the st. Paul
& Duluth r. r. Co. right
of way with a line parallel
and 207.45 feet distant west
erly from north and south
Il section lines through sec
ton Is, town 20, range %;
thence from said point of
intersection northeasterly
along the northerly line Of
said right of way of said
railroad $50 feet, more Or
less, to the middle Of the
channel of said Phalen creek;
thence northerly and west
erly along said creek to a
point 207.45 feet west Of said
center line CT said section;
thence south 440 feet to the
place of beginning, being in
st. Paul, Mimi ................
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13
:. oakville Park Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt az
Supposed Owner and
Amt of

Ditman's Subdivision of Lot g. Subdivis-
ion of East Half of Southwest Quar-
ter OF Section 70, Township 29, Range
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13

SuppoSeu OWne" ana Amt Of
DESCRIPTION. Judgm't.
That part OF southeast "A OF
southeast Il of section %,
township 49, range 20, living
north of the right Of way Of
the Chicago, ST. Paul. Min
neapols e. Omaha r r. Co,
south and east of blocks 49,
80 and Al, Arlington Hills Adj
dition to st. Paul (eXcept
St Paul & Duluth r. r.
Coz right of way and Ar
cade street,, being in st.
Paul, MINI .................... 1914
Auditors Subdivision No. 7, st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13
supposed Owner and

Description.
Mary Bouchier-Thc nortI, -
acres Of northwest u of
southeast 4 of section 20.
township 20, range 20 (eXcept
Lake Como and Phalen ave
nue., Edgerton street and
Payne avenue), being in st.
Paul, MINI.
Chris Mandehr-Commenc.ng
at the northwest corner of
lot "A. block 2, Seals Addi-
ton to st. Paul; thence
north along cast line of
Edgerton street 1928 feet:
thence east at right
angles to a point. II
feet west Of west line
of Payne avenue ;, thence
south and para lei to Payne
avenue 412.5 feet: then e
west to beginning, being in
st. Paul. MINI ..............
Annie Mendehr-Comm ncing
at the northeast corner Of
lot /. block 5. Denny Hills
Addition to st. Paul: thence
north along west line Of
Payne avenue 1929 feet:
thence west at right angles
II feet; thence south 412.5
feet; thence cast II feet to
be ginning, being in St. Paul,
MINI .................
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13
Supposed Owner and
Amt nf

Villains, Encouragement of Elcck 7 and
9arI OF Block a. Nelson's Addition to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13
supposed owner and Amt {

Romans Encouragement Of North Il Of
Block 2, Nelson's Addition to St. Paul.
Nul,o"sed owner and Amt of
DeSCrlTtlon. Lot, Judgn t.
Chas' Il. Wcyhc .............12 S1.7S
Weide's Rearrangement of Lots IA to
q, Block ?, Nelson's Addition to St.
Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13
Lakeview Addition No. to St Paul

Societys Subdivision of North u of
Northwest 4 of Section %, Town 20,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13
opposed Owner and
Dissertation


Description. Judgment
Pat keough. west 7G915 feet of
north e of southwest a of
southwest 4 CT section q,
town -. range % except
Arcade street,, being in st.
Paul, MINI .............. $23S. 8;
James d. Keugh, south p of
of section q, town %, range
% Except Wilder's addition
to st. Paul., being in st,
r Pau. MINI. ........... 500 2
Supposed Owner and Amt. bf
Description. Judgmeat
John Brings-That part Of
north 4 Of northeast a of
section 70, town 90 range
p, which lies easterly of
White Bear road and
northerly of Cor!in's aG-
dition, being i'll st. Paul,
Mimi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOS. o
Elizabeth Hagoman - Com
mencing at the northwest
corner Of northeast Ii of
ne a of section 20, town %,
range q; thence east 45425
feet to place of beginning of
property TO be described;
thence cast on section line
to White Bear road; thence
SUuthWesterly along north
westerly line OF White Bear
road to a point 1860 fcet
northeasterlY from north
line of California avenue;
thence due west 2G394 feet
to place of beginning, being
in St Paul, MINI ......... seq I
John j-ofgren - commencing
at the north lire of section
20, town %, range %, 3)S.52
feet east from northwest
corner Of northeast u of
northeast 4 of section 20;
thence east 1888 feet;
thence south at right an
giles f0S.94 feet to White
Bear road: thence south
westerly along said north
westerly line of said road
1860 feet to north line of
California avenue; thence
west along said avenue to
east line of Budd's addition;
thence north along east line
of said Budd's addition
to place of beginning being
in st Paul, MINI. ........... SOL
BuF7'G Addition to St Paul
Supposed sner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block Judgm t
Andrew A. BOberS.. l S. 81
same ....................14 1.5l
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-13

supposed Owner and
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
NOVEMENT OT TEONS
nNI-Y- \ rnL-IrIcAL IssUE

LONDON. Dct. as .Th, tenders of th' Liberal organization deny that any meet Ing of the Liberal leaders has been c'h d. as cahl,d ,u thr vuitrd States by a l,yys agency. to consider th" 1ivi-'bh
 tv of issuing 70 m1ii,Sto c" th" countt, ,,lunr nn ;hr government e" resign cor .,u "A sr.eigI session of parliament G. iiscuss thr ii,.r war. tNc dismi--ol %. General Eu.I,r ruj other matters.
 So fr~ from stirring Ir am I.Iut"n o' thr subject of General Fuller it is un l.r.tls.. trlt tb, lIh-ru leaders c'n'"d' thIt th.. vfr u.rc. acted correctly in r". airing General EuH.r though this d'"' not pr,.y-ut criticism of th1t officers rtr ,ious appointment, to th' command %. thy First Army Corps
 Tn. ,fforts made by several of the Lon lon daily newspapers ." cr"at" ic'ilni ip General Eullrrs favor ar" du" p'rpN to th,.r desire Co make party capital. ." fh,S.. papers. previous to th' '"'.o" Q" tb.. WIT office. could sc1rc''y ,N
 ,rIsg l.,d enough about thc general They hr,, succeeded. however. in working ul certain amount of popular enthusiasm .Nh.ch uuIS vent u music h'll demon- strltiols whatever G'uer1l iu.lrr's name Is mentioned \ great .ectirs of sym .1thy iu ,lNd- plrE .s nov 'ndcr c"n- .id.rniion. lud th,r- is J''t "r th" prr ..rtat.ou ta tbc rru,ul oi sw"rl %. honor. as 70 national trihu;v. in th' wes. ,f En.iand. where General Hult.rs home .s dtllt,d. thr f,ciiur runs high. Ere uurut meetings t1~o boon trIt ." dr rouuc. thc rorrrnmcbt's action.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
IN \ rpErrY MrnnLE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 6-This city s lt prcrcnt in the midst of 70 political tan gle thtt is difficult Co understand Thr Bulletin and the Can arc the only papers
 n the city that are standing by ;Heir party-the Republican. Inc Call is deily setting forth the shortcomings of Ast Wells. Republican candidate for mayer and pointing ont the dangers that mic lt follow the election or Schmitz-the 'a1nr nsrtv candidate. This places the toi. which Is 70 Republican paper behind N'. bin. the Democratic nominee. The chr"n- icle. also Republican. IS following u" nnlicv pursued by the Call. and wh'I' the Examiner makes 70 mild attempt Ca 1srove Tobin's candidacy. it bocm- Schmi,z at cvc.y opportunity. Tohi1 i' of ph clans selection. Phclan's political ,nnlhHation has long been sought hy th Examiner. With Tobln In power th" EN
 amincr will he out. 10 K hence onlv nat uroI that the Examiner should cnd'nv'' Q, outwlrdly appear Democratic in cr der Co preserve it's political status eni then throw lts influence wherr it 'ill To ! productive of thc greatest reward
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
NAY InEr TEDDY.

WNSiIiNGToN. ID. e. oct %-Not Withstluling thc flct that Senators Han ma .rI For,k,r. of uhio. d'c'erc th1t On. action of rrcsiirrt Roosevelt 'n dln rr Ea,k,r T. Wl.uiuvtou. thc co'"rcd r.f,rmcr. 1t th. White il"usr win have uo effect rout.calIv. other politicians "i promin,uc, thiuk u,h".W-se.
 other presidents UotJb.y Gr'v.r Clevc 1ud. hav, hlJ .'nr,j vu.sts 1t th" EN ,cutivc mansion Ncu htti. criticism Was h.ari when Nr Cleveland entertain .d as his ci.-t .i th. executive mJusi"n Fr,,Icrick uuue J~s th- Jh'r most con- sricioi~ mJu uf tu. ,o.'rei r1cr iu th' t'uit.,i states TH. w,rr fIst th't Irrs ii,.ut Roosevelt ,.mirE nrU office 1~ b, dtf Invited Nr W.~h.nrt"n tH oir" v.tt him S. shortly uft,r h.s elevation to the tien.-t uiTc, w.fh.u rh. --rt "r thv Amer iclu n,unIe. hIs sor,.l fIr"r through .rt tha country. urI .h. results +' flr 's h. i- concerned .r. iis.', t' i1irr' hts .n- t.r,-ts u. 10 candidate tor th' l;rrlhican presidential nomination i1 '9i
 S, much a.i,. r~.. comment hos been h.lrl r.slrIiu- ,hi- Incident th't Pres. Hl,rt Roosevelt VJ .uj t di'hcu't to Is s.rI....I q. -....r, tr. H.ce~srr, support from tt. SDuth,r. states @" n'S" his nomination certain 70 the u"Vt national E.rrhl.,rr convention. vur people of th' North r-a nat .rtir'.y satisfied with thr .a,i-~.. Pr...J,ut Roosevelt has pursued .r Ir.nr 70 ,..Dr,i man at th" White Ilar-.. -, mut,.f how intellectual "r ..-am,r,ut h, m.eit To. considered by both ,h, whit, lrj ....rrl p'npl, %; th' c"un- trV
 Sine, thc aGlir h1s stirred up so much tr,ubi. for Oh. president. other men are i.ias Ji.cus~,i for th- Republican nom nation. 1mouz whom are S"uatorS Han r, and Fsrlk,r uf Ohio. G"v .-i'"r "irN of Sew York. Senator FaIru1nSs i.di- ana. Senator Cri.m of ili.''.-. "i E"n' .,.r Sr.,urr- .r Wisconsin.
 Tho man m..>f likely c" -rsrr' th" nom nation. according ua EarH'ucan poihi- .iln@ iu Wl~hlugton .- oh" man who twice. made t possible -'r WiliHm Nc Kini.y Go become president of the rnit'd states Marcus A. Hanna if Mir iian"' !. ir .oo5 h,plth during th" next thr.' .r f,ur years it is considered proh'l Q. fhtt he may head the Republican u't."n' ai ticket iu the next campaign
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
TROOPS
More Will Be Sent to the
 Philippines

WASHINGTON. n. e.. Oct. 2e.-liaving reached 70 decision Co check at least tenn. p,r,rny. the natural reduction which is going on iu thc Tinted states army in th, Philippines as 70 consequence of Che eX- piratiou or terms of cmistmcnt. Secretary Root has before him details of % plan for ~rpiaciug these men from the forces now in the t'uucd States While final de- trrminatinu as Co the particular organi- cations Co cNchlug, has not been reached, it is the contemplation Co withdraw from che Philippines th, Fourth. Thirteenth. Seventeenth. Twentieth. Twcnty-hrst, Twcuty Y y-sccoud and Twc"ty-third lrfnn- try. thc organizations Co rcturn Co Che rnit,d states n Che "rlrr in which they went Go the islands Ecforc leaving the Philippines thcrc win bc many changes In th,s.. organizations however. for it is thc Intention Co exchange into them from the other regiments u the Philippines the men whus,. terms or-yuIistmcnt arv about tp cNpirc.
 g'o tnke thc place of returning troops the department will send out the Eev- .nth. Twelfth and Fifteenth Cavalry and the Twcuty-scvcuth Twcnty-eighth and rwerty-uiuth Infantry. The cavalry or .aizations win t- brought up Co Che maximum strength hy recruiting before they yo out. while the Infantry regiments will b,. swcll,J Co thc exceptional tsur ,f Lao men each. lu addition at icast .pst mon win bc rccruitcd and sent ont u battalion organizations for attach- mcut to depleted regiments In the Phil ,ppio,s.
 Th. quartcrmastcr's department is making every preparation Co dischargc this heavy misrepresentation problem. and G s believed that thc government can be ,in within 90 month after thr orders ar, su,d
 MOVEMENT Or TECpS.
 ord,rS for thc movement of troops have ac,u auuouuy.d ot thc war department w oli"ws;
 rh, Si>tj.th. SiVty-s,conl. SiNty-thirl siNty-fourth SiNty-rrth. SiNty-cighth s,,cuti,th and Sry,utv-trst Compn.r .r coast artillery from the philipincs Co san Francisco. where they wll rr asigu- d Co stations in thr department of Cal- .foruia.
 The First Battalion Eighteenth lnf'n- .ry. has been transferred from the dc ,lrtu,ut of California t' th" department q Texas for station 1t For Eiiss an' Troop b. Twelfth Cavalry. tt Fort i'lis- ,,. b,..u ordered tu Fort lu1chIc' Ari- .oua. for station.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
PERSONAL MENTION

rS rS&S~SS-;s-SS5SS~S. James wortham and C. E. Niles. both connected with the Dome Commission Company. operating the steamer Clifford sifton. on the upper i;vcr, came over from White Horse yesterday afternoo1 on their way to Texas.
 -O-
 Col. Brownneld and Clyde Browniield came over from the other side on yester- days train. and are registered at th, Golden North Hotel
 J. F. Langley. one of the Upper Yukon steamer men, Is at the Golden North hos tel. He came from White Horse yes terday.
 Ed. s. orr. of Dawson. is in the city. He came from White Horse yesterday. If. J. Mignery passed through the city on his way to join his family in Seattle. This will be his last trip Inside this spring.
 Mcdonald Potts. of the Klondlke Cor poratlon Company. was passenger on vestcrdnv's train from White Horse.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
THf LIff or CHRIST
STUDY No. MI. The Parables by the Sea. Math la;l-

STUDY No MI.
 The Parables by the Sea. Math. lS:l- 53
 Compare Mark tI-3t Luke Sa-2s.
 The subject Ia the Kingdom of Heaven |. The growth of the Kingdom dcpends on the condition Of the heart Parable oi scvcm. Math. is;l-9, lS-sS.
 Why does the Kingdom of Heaven grow more slowly in some places than In oth' crse Note carefully the things which Jesus describes as interfering with the growth of the Kingdom.
 The coutcmporancous growth oi evil to bc ,v,,c,cl osl endured Parn- blc of Ia, ..ti. ,i-@, a6-S'
 Mel u % cn, 'yor to root out evil SO m. . l. nos that good grows God Wal N, ,. u t"", evil Is finally d'- stroycd. rho Kingdom w;ll develop In the midst of evil influences
 g. Extent and method of tnc Kingdom s growth Parable of mustard seed and ot Lcaveul. 3l-;8.
 The Kingdom. small in It's beginning Wu vet transform the whole world. The Kingdom k to grow by transforming It's surroundings The transformation VIII be gradual and by the operation of soci- al forces rather than by miraculous inter vcntion.
 {. The surpassing worth of member shin in the Kingdom. Math. lS'H-'6. Parnblc of hidden treasure and great priccl. The Kingdom ot Heaven so Val- nah.. that man may well aford to give up all for it.
 B. The unM separation Of the true from ,hc f,ls, members of the Kingdom Par- ,,l. or Drag Net. Moth. l3:i7-io.
 The Kingdom of Heaven according '" Christ is social order or society ln which the relation of men Co each "'h'' as brothers. and toward God as sons
 sermon on above topic ot Hapus' church sunday morning November lo'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-03
IRELAND
Chamberlain Is After The
 Irish Red Hot

rpiNi; gGu. oct. g, Mir Chamber 'tir thr ,Hionnl srcrrt.fN. aldrcsSiug ...-. ,r.r ,ss1 persons iu NJvcrly mar t.t Hhur.f,h. anu"Un,ed that the gov .rum,rl ut,udcd Go frame new rules for oh. tt.... of Commons Su as Go limit 'r ortr trction.
 .I'. ur.nos,'. h~ sat3. "to bring for vI-I rules which shall riVv Co Che major if. .f ttc Commons gr,1trr control over .. .Nu ra~'uvss aud gr,Jtcr c"ntroi over ... m.u who insult A.i o3trDrc it 'nd sbtT ru!,5vor to rr.tcct ,hr mother .f .lrIam,uts from thU.r who would dc- ~tr,, h-r ts-fliuc~s and r'r-tttion,
 tut ili~ vr~ uut thr vH.N tb.nr Mr. Chamberlain d,,..ryd ttc g'Nvrnmrrt m- t.a,,d a. ''.
 Th,, re,.,ut representation of Ireland ie uc -liJ. -Ju Joa-r ard Sctud1l N" t't.~lti.. could b, mIJc except iu immc- d.lt. anticipation co. E sruvrd d.ss"ln- tlou. ,lt ,... lt, rrt t"nt,mpatins that itit Nh.u VI. got u,.vvr tn th~ time W' .htu ask ynu whether Vou think Irish representation .s so prcci'ls ." you. Is y, valuable Geo thc n5tiou1, interests that 10 i~ d.s.rlhir ., know 10 on scale which .t,~ tr- Irish representation ,uarmou,y rNcr,,lipg thr rroporuouotr r,rr,S.rtlti,a nr Sc'tiInd nui Enyl1ud
 The cufou.rf -..r,tlr, went con Q" point uut th1t ou th' hlsis yr population Ire iard had thirty members too many in th,. House of Commons "nd on the basis or h-r contributions for imperial purposes aS cou~i,i,r,d ut thr tune of thr union. ,h. h.J forty tp u,ty members t"' many.
 -I ..,N that this coustt. nn abuse. h, continued. '1rd th,r" Is ro r,1sou vhV 10 shoulJ h,. u.r.s.tu,tv,i