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: WITH THE POETS
BOuchelleen BaWn,

Bouchelleen Bawn.
Crhis ballad refers to the abortive
scheme of proselytism, commonly
known as the New Reformation
And where are you going. ma bouchel-
leen bawn,s
From father and mother so early at
dawn?
Och! rather run idle from evening till
dawn,
Than darken their threshold. my
bouchelleen- bawn!
For there they would tell you. my
houchelleen-bawn,
That the mother whose milk to your
heart you have drawn.
And the father who prays for you,
evening and dawn,
Can never be heard for YOU, bouchel-
leen bawn.
That the faith we have bled for, from
father to son,
Since first by lie our fair valleys
were won,
And which oft in the desert, our knees
to the sod,
We kept from them all. for our sons
and our God
That this was idolatry, hcartless and
cold,
And now grown more heartless be-
cause it is old;
And for something that's newer they'd
ask you to pawn
The creed of your fathers. ma bouchel-
leen-bawn!
And now will you go to them, bouclel-
leen-bawn,
From father and mother. so early ut
dawn.
Och! the cloud from your mind let it
| never be drawn,
But cross not their threshold, ma
bouchelleen-ba wn!
My little fair boy.
| John Banim.
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Courteous Replies.
y My little fair boy.
John Baninl.

He got his big SNOW shovel
And went out to clear the walk.
Each friend who CHANGED to see him
Had to stop a bit to talk.
you're cleaning off the sidewalk?"
The first acquaintance said,
"Why, no." lie smoothly answered,
Tin now asleep in bed
'Hello. you have to shovel!'
Was the second friends salute,
Guess not he blithely murmured;
"Tm playing OH a flute"
"You'rc shoveling snow, are you?"
The third man had to say.
"Should think you'd Sec" lie answered
I'm getting in my hay"
The fourth and fifth were jolly,
"-Ah, you've got your shovel out?'
10 each he said politely,
NO; it is waterspout."
70 all the bland inquirers
His words were calm and cool,
He thought that they were crazy;
They swore lie was a fool.
Chicago Tribune
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STATE OFFICERS OF LADIES' AUX
Hilary
Presldent-Mrs. ]. ]. Daley, 1904 Central
Av., Minneapolis.
Vice President - Mrs. Mary Reilly,
Brainerd.
secretary-Ella Heating lat Pleasant
Av., st. Paul.
Treasurer-Mrs. Katherine Mcdonald
Duluth.
Insurance Secretary - Miss Margaret
Grady, saltwater.
Insurance Treasurer - Mary Sullivan
Rochester.
State Medical Dlrector-Dr. E. w
Buckley, st. Paul.
Directors Of Insurance Fund - Sadie
Reilly. Brainerd; Mollie Callahan, Min
neapolis: Mrs. ]. ID. Higgins, st. Paul
Mrs. James Best. Minneapolis; Agnes T.
Reilly, Saltwater.
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STATE RS-MINNESOTA.
President-J. ]. Regan, st. Paul.
Vice President-Thos P. Moran, Hast
ings.
secretery-Thomas Connolly, 2424 Pleas
ant Av., Minneapolis.
Treasurer-John Flood, Duluth,
President of Insurance Fund-R. ].
Clarke. st. Paul.
Vice President-Dan M. Clark, Brainerd
Secretary of Insurance-John Mahoney
20 Temple Court, Minneapolis.
Treasurer Of Insurance-John sheehy
Montgomery.
State Medical Director DR. e. W. Buck.
ley, st. Paul.
Directors Of Insurance Fund.-. ]. Da.
ley, Minneapolis; ]. D. Higgins, ST. Paul
J. H. Nightingale, Minneapolis: j. p
Coughlin. Perham; Robert w. McGarry
Saltwater.
State Board of Audit-T. ]. Doyle, St
Paul; ]. NJ. Hynes. Rosemount: j. e.
McGovern, Rochester.
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For Sale or Rent.

A 3-story, frame hotel; % rooms;
location, Graceville. MINI. Enquire of
NJ. j. Mcdonnell. Graceville, MINI.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS
P. ]. o'Connor. Savannah, Ca
John T. Heating. Chicago, III.
VIM. ]. Cronin, Boston, Mass.
d. j. Hennessy, Butte, Mont.
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A. 0. II. Directory
NATIONAL OFFICERS.

NATIONAL OFFICERS.
James e. Dolan, National President,
syracuse. N. Y.
James OSullivan, Vice President, Phil
adelphia. Pa.
James P. Bree. National Secretary.
New Haven. Conn.
M. J. o'Brien, National Treasurer, In
dianapolis, Ind.
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Division No. l. ST. Panl--Prcsident Mrs
Mary McGocy. 81 Garfield st: Vice Pres.
Marilla Fuller. Wabashn and I,lehart
SITS; Rec Sec. Lizzie Powers 376 Smith
av. Fin. Sec. Mrs. Ellen Conroy. 81 Fl.
eth St. 1ns. Sec. Mrs S. Donahue sos
Case ST.: Treas, Hannah Reardon. sos st.
Peter st. Meets second and fourth Tues
day evenings Mt Central hall.
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ltNMSTIY COUNTY,.
County President. Miss Mary r. n
Smith. 1851 T. Congress: Co Vice Pres
Mrs. ~ Kelly. 1884 St, Anthony av: CO.
Sec: Miss Nrlli" MrColl. 53S Canada ST !;
Co Treas. Miss H. Foley. 3?l 8. Wabashs
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Division No. Z. pols-Prcsldent
Mrs. Alice White. DPS Fillmore st: vice
Pres. Mrs Nellie Kancve 221o Ccntral
nv.; Rec. Sec. Mrs. Mary Bontc1l, 24l4
Fierce st; Fin. Sec. Mamie Dixon 8ss
.".h nv. NE; Treas, Mrs. Ticrncy. Cer7-
trail av.: Tns Soc. Agnes Condor 2dry
Jackson st: Physician, DIR. j. w. DOYLE,
G.'o licnnern NV. Meets second and fourth,
wednesday evenings Of month at r. OF
l. &C. hall. cor. Central and m,thavs. ME-
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|
Mr.. Thomas Kyne, of Fortville,
has sold to his tenants on the Tub
bernadarTy property, at 21h years
purchase, including the years rent
that was due last May.
His Grace, the Most Rev. DR.. Hcaly,
archbishop Of Tuam, has appointed
Very Rev. James Stephens, P. p, Bal
linrobe, canon of the cathedral Of
Tuam in room of Very Rev. Canon
Barrett, V. G., promoted to the dignity
of dean of the archdiocese.
MONAGHAN.
| In Clones, on Jan. 10, the magis-
terial inquiry in connection with the
death of John Flanagan, who mys-
teriously disappeared on the 10th Of
| April last, was again resumed. The
prisoner, Joseph Fee, under strong
police escort. arrived at Clones by
train and was driven on an outside
car to the court and placed in the dock.
His sister, who had been awaiting his
arrival, was at once admitted to seat
beside him. She had some breakfast
in basket and jug of tea, and these
the prisoner ate with apparent appetite
and relish. After the examination of
a couple of witnesses, Mr.. Bailie, fer
the prosecution, asked for a further
remand, which was granted, and the
prisoner was remanded until the fol-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09
PONCE
(NoTIcIAs DIREcTAs)
Mario 8.

/ MdIZO o.
Esta mafiaua recbi6 varias heridas
y contusiones ell marino Manuel Acosta
que trabajaba en- un embarque de mieles
bordo de la goleta americana <Isaac K.
Stetsono.S
Fu6 conducido TERRA en- un bote
de dicha golets, y POGO despues Sc lie
traslsd6 en- la camilla de marinos & la
sala de socorros donde fue asistido por
un medico.
Ain no hemos podido adquirir in
formes sobre ell estado actual del herido
Manana las daremos.
-Algunos de los Sres. que sc sus-
cribieron en- Ponce & la obra del S. Amy
<Musa Bilingtie,> desean recibir sus
ejemplares correspondientes, al iguaI que
otros que los tienen va en- 81 poder.
-Nuestro amigo don Miguel Po-
rrata Doria nos suplica hagamos cons
tar que no es el autor de varios escritos
que vienen apareciendo en- LA DEMooRA-
Ola con la firma NJ. Porrata, quien
traspasa las felicitaciones que viene re-
cibiendo como autor de dichos trabajos
periodfsticos.
Queda complacido ell Sr. Porrata
Doria.
En- Ia tarde de aver tom6 pose
sion Ia Empress del Trolly de L. Planta
de Luz El6ctrica Poncena. por comprs
efectuada hace algunas semanas-
-Nuestro amigo y compaflero don
Pablo Roig, Director de Ia Compafiis
Dram4tica que act1s en- este teatro los
domingos, dedica su function de gracia al
p1blico de Ponce. y en- su representation
& varios caballeros amigos.
Dicha function SO efectnar& ell do
mingo pr6ximo, dfa ID del corriente, v
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09
Una mpntird dpS(ubiertd

Hace unos meses. la prensa republi-
cana nos di6 la noticia, en- caracteres
bien gruesos, de que ell Comisionado de
Puerto Rico, seflor Degetau, hab1a sido
admitdo en- ell Congreso con voz, pero
sin voto.
Con este motivo echsrOn las campa-
mas vuelo y nos haolsron de los gran
des triunfos que ibA obteniendo ell parti-
do republicano. HAsta en- Rio Piedras
sacaron una manifestation p1blica, con
m1sica y todo.
ahora resuItG, que TODD aquello
fue uha e1egGjI5fG, pues segdn vemos en-
IN kilograms fechado Ell w &shington en-
20 de Febrero Y que reproduce Ia prem
50 neoyorkins, no ha habido tai cosa.
Dice ell telegrama
<Por medic de los esfuerzos del Pre-
sidente Cooper de la junta de asunto1
insul&res, fue adoptada una resolution
en- Diciembre, por In cual nj Comisionado
Degetau Sc lie concedi6 ell privilegio del
sitio.
Por virtud de esta raz6n, es admiti-
do en- Ia Camara v tiene un escritorio
ALI, pero diferente q los Delegates de
los otros territories, no puede hablar en-
favor en- contra de cuSlquiera medida
aue Sc reIacione con la isla de Puerto
Rico.
Tiene que depender amigSblemente
de las oficinas de los miembros de Ia CO.
mission de asuntos insulares.1
V6ase, pues, como esa gente engafIa
al pueblo sin escrG puios nin9unos.
Lo mismo scontece con ell tan lleVa-
do Y traido ingre en- el partido repu-
blicano nGcional.
Cebo para pescar incautos.
Y sino, nj tempo.
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koti(idS generates

INSPECTION SANITARIA: Ha regresa
do de su excursion varios pueblOs de
su dlstrltO Ell doctor Jose M. Saldana,
habiendo inspeccionado los pueblos de
CatanO. Bayam0n, TOa Alta, COrOzal y
COmeriO.
<PUERTo RICo>: Con este tituIo SO
publcara en- la segunda quincena de este
mes, en- San Juan, IN peri6dico poIitico
literario.
TELEGRAFos: El jefe del Negociado
de TelegrafOs, Mr.. Nc. Guigan, sali0
para FaJardo, con el fin de revisar las
cuentas de la administration de auuella
estacion g inspeccionar la Inca.
lNoMBRADA: Sc ha OmbradO a una
selorita alumla de la escuela de Tel6
gTafOs, para la vacante existente en- una
estacion de la Isla.
PRESIDE CARCELES DEPARTMENT.
TALES: Hatia en- ell Presidio carceles
departamentales ell 6 del actual 1925
lndlvlduos, de los que cumplian prisi0n
1896 y l89 estaban en sumario. Ds Ia
suma total 55 son mujeres
EN- LIBERTAD: Ha salido del Presj
dlo el coIfinado Pedro Cordova, que fue
sentenciado p0r lesiones graves a l a7io
10 meses y dia de prisi6n
PosPUEsTo: Ha sidO pospuestO in
det1nldamente ell proyecto de ley de Mr.
sweet prOp0ElendO que los oficiales de
Sandal de la Isla fueran nom oradOs
pagados por ell gobierno insular. Los
senOres Barbosa y Gomez Brioso com
bat1erOn duramente ese proyecto ell
ultlmO propusO que fuera pospuesto. La
Votacion fue contraria al prOyecto que
quedo rechaz zadO
SUPRESIoNES: En- ell DepartamentO
de Instruction Publica SO han hecho las
siguientes rebajas: al Secretario 900.
PagadOr : 500, al Tenedor de Libros que
tenia ell nOmbre de of1cinista, suprimido
no qued0 unO solo quien no tocara
la rOpa.
CoNFERENCIA La tuvierOn con ell
Gobernador Mr.. Lindsay ell sefior Ro.
Derto TODD, tratando extensamente so.
bre la biblioteca Carnegie
EMULsIoN Ell ilustrado doctor Font
fellclta en- terminus altamente honr0sos
a los autores de la celebre Emulsion de
Scott 0o
Sres. Scott & Bovine. Nueva York.
Muy senOres miOs CreO un deber do
cOnclencia al prOpiO tempo que up de-. |
Der professional, ell manifestar q Uds. los |
0rlllantes resultadOs ObtenidOs en- mi lar
ga practlca con ell usO de su excelente
conocida va en- todo al nun.
10 con el nOmbre de Emulsion de Scott
Casos en- extreme desesperadOs do
ersqultlsmo, afecclones brOnquiales
cronicas, escrofulismo, en-
.oaas sus manifestacl0nes y ann an las
nismas tuberculosis, las que he tenido
'caslon de observar de cerca tratar
;on su Emulsion, en- todos ellos he oh.
enido los meiores resultados, pues a sus
,xelentes componentes. los hipofosfitos
10 cal dc sosa ell aceite puro de higa
10 de oacalaO, reune una preDaracidn |
que la hace facii de tomar '
lgerloie aun por los est0magos mas de-
lcaoOs, por cuya CIRCUMSTANCES me com.
,lazco en- extreme fslicitando a yds. nor
gran servicio que vienen prestando
on su precioso preparado Emulsion de
cott la humanidad enferma.
SOY de Uds. con toda consideration
ito. g. 3. q. b. s. m,
DR.. PABLO Font MARTEI,o.
Humacao, Puerto Rico.
-. p. Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09
C0nttQbQndO

El Gobierno moscovita ha de-
claradO como contrabando de que
ira la Introduction de carbon en-
los puertos japoneses.
Expiicaci0nes
1nglaterra pide explicaciones
sobre este punto y recuerda 4 Ru-
sia el compromise hecho en- La con-
ferencia international de mil ocho-
cientos ochenta y cuatro, en- la que
Sc convinO que Ell carbon nunca se-
ria contra bando de guerra.
Actitud dc los Yusos
Los japoneses han tratado de
unir ell cable con la isla Guam,
considerandolo los rusos como vio-
lacion de neutralidad.
1900 japoneses
Trece mil japoneses han salido
del Hawaii para Ell teatro de la
guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09

las obras elegidas son Miterte CiysZ Y
Marlpa0S sn Terra. en- las que trabsia la
ran todas las primeras parties de Ia Com
paf1fa.
Ell apreciable ioven don Enrique
Armstrong sufrio aver IN fuerte dolor
yendo en- an CAIRO eIectrico. Sc retro
81 casa, y las pocas horas Sc sinti6
aliviado del todo, gracias In oportuna
asistencia de cuatro m6dicos.
Ia Sc encuentra completamente
bien, 10 que celebramos.
Ell conocido pintor decorator
don Tomas Medina, de Maysgiiez, pro-
yecta trasladar su residences & Ponce.
con objeto de dar & conocer sus trabsjos,
IN hecho proposiciones Ia Directiva del
Casino para decorar los salones de dicLo
Centric.
Deseamos buen exito al senior Me-
dina.
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Guerra ruso-japonesa
fSan Juan por TELEGRAPH
Mario g..
AbQnd0nQdas

AbQndOnQddS
Con este motive, infnidad de
haciendas han quedado abandona-
das.
ExeqUQt0r
Ell Gobierno chino ha conce-
dido ell eeeQ,1ator al Consul ameri-
cano en- Mandchuira.
DeSechddO
Ell Consejo Executive ha des-
echado ell bill sObre el emprestlto
que aprobo la Camara.
Bill SuStitutO
Sc propone un bill sustituto
pOr Ell que SO autoriza el emprestito
de cuatrO millOnes.
Negocidciones
Las negociaciones seran he
chas por los Bancos, cobrando ell
lnteres que cream conveniente Y q
personals que e1los Quieran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09
Casas para nuestr0s taIIeres

TeDemos ofrecimientos de tres
casas, para La installation en- San
Juan de nuestra imprenta Y ofci-
mas.
En- esta semana ira d San Juan
nuestro administrator sefIor Flo
res, para contratar La que mejores
condolences ofrezca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09

En- esta Imprenta 80 vende panel
vfejo de periodicos = $2 auintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09
Ultimos cables
Ell REY DE INGLATERRA

Ha experimentado una scentuada
recaida ell monarca ingles. Ell soberano
de Ia Gran Bretafla ha pasado una noche
con intensa febre. No tiene importa
cia, sin embargo, ell estado del rey,
HUELGAs TERMINALS
Las huelgas sgricolas del medic dfa
de Francia han terminado, por las tran
sigencias de los patronOs, que accedierOn
& cuanto pedfan los huelguistas.
AL AFRICA
Han salido para reforzar las guar
niciones de las plazas esp&flolas en- Afri-
CO, dos regimientos de infanterfa dos
secciones de artiller1a de plaza.
SOCIALISTS
Ha terminado en- Italia ell proceso
contra los socialistas. resultapdo ahora
mas comprOmetida la situaci6n del Go
bierno, q causa de Ia actualidad que han
adquiridO las cue STONES sociales, que
son tratadas en- la Camara con rudos
staques al Gobierno.
ARROGANCIAs QUE ENOJAN
Las arrog&ncias de Turqufa han dis
g1stado hondamente los poderes, los
cuales pasaran una nota c0lectiva, re-
cordardole al Gobierno de Ia Puerta
cue debe aceptar las indicaciones de las
Potencias para evitar sucesos lamenta-
bles y sensibles para todos.
MACEDONIA
Ha causado profunda sorpress la
conducta del gobierno turco. negandose
admitir Ia Intervention de las poten-
clas en- ell arreglo de la question de Ma
cedonla. La actitud sorprendente del
lmperiO otomano, puede complicar los
sucesos internacionales en- Europa. !
AMENAzA
Ell Rey de Italia ha dicho. hablando
con los embajadores de Berlin Viena-
que las potencias estan obligadas hacer
que comprenda Turqufa que las decisio-
nes de los paises ciyilizsdos deben ser
acatadas espetuosamente para evitar |
Cue sea precise imponerlas To- fuerza. |
CRUcERo TURCo
Sc encuentra en- ell Mar Caribe. an
.guss del sur de Puerto Rico, ell crucero
lie guerra turco <Mediidiao que visitarS |
San Juan y St Thomas.
ORDENEs TERMINANTEs
Ell gobierno de Constantinopla ha
,rasmitido 6rdenes urgentes al Conan
lante del crucero turco <Medjidias para
Iue emprenda viaje con toda rapidez,
ina yez que tome carbon, hacia ell B6s-
'oro, por creerse que antes del dia Is.
'stalle la guerra entire Bulgaria y Tur-
lufa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09

Con motive de los acOntecimien.
tos de Oriente, es tai el consume del Ron
uarcas <TROLLYn, que su fabricante
don Pedro ChaDdry, no da abasto los
pedi1os que le llegan de todss parties
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09
AL AFRICA

Han salido para reforzar las guar
niciones de las plazas esp&nolas en- Afri-
ca, dos regimientos de infanterfa dos
secciones de artiller1a de plaza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09

Para curar un resfriado en- un dia
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE
BROMO- -QUININA Ell bOticariO le de.
vOlvera cl dinero 81 no So cura. La fir.
ma de e. W. GROVE Sc halla en- cada
cajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09
SOCIALISTS

Ha terminado en- Italia ell proceso
contra los socialistas. resultapdo ahora
mas comprometida la situaci6n del Go,
bierno, causa de Ia actualidad que han
adquirido las cue STONES sociales, que
son tratadas en- Ia Camara con rudos
ataques al Gobierno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09
ARRoGANCIAs QUE ENoJAN

Las arrogancias de Turqula han dis
gustado hondamente los poderes, los
cuales pasaran una nota colectiva, re-
cordardole al Gobierno de Ia Puerts
cue debe aceptar las indicaciones de las
Potencias para evitar sucesos lamenta-
bles y sensibles para todos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09
MACEDONIA

Ha oausado profunda sorpress 10
conducta del gobierno turco, negandose
admltlr Ia interyenci6n de las poten-
clas en- ell arreglo de Ia question de Ma
cedonia. La actitud sorprendente del
lmperio otomano, puede complicar los
sucesos internacionales en- Europa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09

Ha experimental una scentuads
recaida ell monarca ingles. Ell soberanc
de la Gran Breta1a ha pasado una noche
con intensa febre. No tiene importa q
cia, sin embargo, ell estsdo del rey,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-09
AMENAZA

III gOUIoIHU u0 OOHsI&uLInOpIa ha
trasmitido 6rdenes urgentes al Conan
dante del crncero turco <Medjidias para
que emprenda viaje con toda rapidez,
una vez que tome carbon, hacia ell B6s-
foro, por creerse que antes del dia Is,
estalle la guerra entire Bulgaria y Tur-
qufa
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HER OWN WAY.

In quiet home in one of the cities of
Pennsylvania therewas ahappy family,
consisting Of two girls and two boys.
The parents were hard working people
and did all that they could to make
their children happy and contented.
The boys grew to manhood and were
respected by all their fellows, one of
the girls married and has a happy
home but the youngest girl was not
cOntented with her home life and found
her pleasure on the streets; her mother
demonstrated with her but she said,
II am of age and will do as / please"
Her evenings were spent outside of the
home circle, and she thought she was
having the very best time possible.
One morning her dead body was
found in the alley near the place where
she spent the night. Her lover was
arrested for the crime, but was not
held; her brother was also arrested
and the disgrace of the affair drove
him to suicide. The mother is now on
trial for the crime and though there is
little reason to believe that she will be
convicted it will take all the earnings
of the past years of her life to pay the
expenses of the trial; the family is
broken up, their happiness destroyed
and the last years of the life of the
aged couple brought down in sorrow to
the grave, and all because one girl
| went wrong.
This circumstance has itsparallel in
every city in the United States. Not
all result SO fatally but the scar of
disobedience is stamped deep into the
hearts of more parents than many
people suppose. They try to hide it
from the world, but it is there, and it
comes from the too frequent desire OF
the young girls to find their pleasure
on the streets. The waywardness Of a
boy is bad enough but the hayward
ness of a girl has no comparison in
the calendar of evil. There is much
in the injunction Of the Decalogue
"Honor thy father and thy mother. =
1t is safe to assume that a child who is
true to the duty he owes his parents
cannot go far wrong in the duty he
owes his fellow men.
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IN The FIELD FOR CLERK
Ed. T. Bobleter Makes His Formal
Announcement.
He Is Now Candidate For the
City Clerkship.
Indications That Campaign Will
be Brisk But Clean.

Formal announcement of his candi-
dacy for the Office of city clerk has
been made by Ed. J. Bobleter. In
this column the popular young insur-
ance man outlines his platform and
unequivocally pledges himself to per-
form the duties of the Office as he finds
them. His declaration is both digni-
fed and business-1ike and it is appar-
ent that he will try for election strictly
on his merits.
Since Mr.. Bobleter was first brought
out as possible candidate forthe clerk
ship he has received a great deal Of
encouragement and many citizens have
volunteered their support. He recog-
nizes the fact that the campaign will
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The cricis between Japan and Russia
seems to have been reached and hostili-
ties begun. It's sad commentary upon
the civilization of the age and the
Wanted christianity Of the Russian
government, that the heathenism of
war must prevail in the adjustment of
a difficulty that had SO poor a founda-
ton in fact. The sympathy of the
people of this country lies with Japan
and the hope of the nation is that she
is the David which is to strike terror
to this Philistine host. The Russian
Car has offered to his God prayers
for the success Of his armies; the Japs
have no God, as we recognize Diety,
but Christian nation will hope that
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