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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07
FRATERNAL MEETINGS
POLYNESIA ENcAMPMENT, NO. 1

POLYNESIA ENcAMPMENT, NO. 1
7. o. 0. z.
Meets every first and third Friday
of the month. at 7:20 q. nl., IN ODD
Fellows Hall. Fort street. VISITING
brothers cordially invited to attend.
F. A. JACOBSON. c. P
l.. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe.
EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. l., T. o. o. E.
Meets every Tuesday evening, at 7:So,
in Odd Fellows Hall. Fort street
Visiting brothers cordially invited to
attend
r. A. ROBBINS. N G..
L. L. LA PIERRE, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-09-07

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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-30
psnver's Unique Boys Court.

kAAg VA
Judge Lindsey's method OF holding
court is unexampled. He has taken his
place among the boys as one OF them
selves. He talks to them in their own
language and makes free use Of their
slang. His method OF examination Ia
fraternaI rather than paternal. He even
fosters In the boys the idea that his
own tenure OF office depends upon their
good behavior.
Its just this way" he says. ira
like to keep you fellows out Of Golden,
the town where the boys Industrial
school liz lo~cated--"but Pm afraid X T
do I'll loose my Job. People are always
saying that I'm too lenient with you
kids anyhow, and IL / do let you on
you'll go out and swipe something
again, and then Ill get blamed for 1t.
and, like as not I'll get kicked out OF
this court"
The consequence OF this Is that Judge
Lindsey is often earnestly assured by
the boys that he needn't worry about
them getting into trouble"-an assur-
anc which Judge Lindsey always re-
ceives with grave thanks.
Another impression among the boys
which Judge Lindsey Toes nothing to
correct IL that the police OF Denver are
against the court and In favor OF put
ting all the boys In jail. Therefore, Il
is believed that every time a boy ON
probation Is caught In a new offenso
the cops" have a joke on the Judge.
The result is a universal pride In fool
ing the cops and staying with" the
court.
An unforeseen outgrowth of this SYM
pathetic understanding Ii the voluntary
delinquent. This Is a boy who comes
to Judge Lindsey OF his own free will
to own up to a fault or vice which he
cannot overcome by himself and to ask
the Judge for help. There have been
nearly two hundred OF these In the past
two years. Often the boys under pro-
bation bring them in, and the judge
himself Is always careful to let it be
known that the court lis as anxious to
help a boy who has never been ar
rested as a boy who has. III Is partly
due to this that the boys In Denver are
not ashamed OF having been before
Judge Lindsey. but speak OF them
selves with pride as belonging to the
juvenile court"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-30

souls OF savages n lumbermen were
not only charges. He realized that the
ascent of his ladder of progress began in
the subway OF elemental character for
nation. He had first to make men and
good citizens before he could lead them
through spiritual doors. Heart 10 heart,
and man TO man, he labored with the
workmen in his vineyard. He made every
day n Sabbath Of Christian endeavor.
Law, obedience, expedieucy, were diurnal
beads he told, and IL on the Sabbath 1t
rained, he praised God-and saved the
hay. 1t was darkly whispered that His
Grace, after mass one Sunday, with his
p~ectoral cross at his breast and his cas-
sock turned up" had rushed out 10 help,
in face of rain, to gather the hay of an
Irish farmer.
The Colonization Scheme.
Encouraged by the success of the Ger
man Catholics In forming prosperous set
Elements througout the west, abhorring
tenement evils and dtsagreeing with Arch
bishop Hughes that Irish interests were
best conserved by segregation In large
cities, he became chief promoter OF the
Irish colonization society. Lands were
bought in the northwest, and arrange
ments were made with Irish bishops TO
direct capable ~emigrating farmers toward
Minnesota. The plan proved a compare
tive Idllufe. II WAS IdlIllullN anu uDlOt-
ably financed. but it's aims were not
attained, and the urban immigration
stream was not diverted. The Irish set
tiers were unfit for pioneers. They were
disappointed that Minnesota lands yield
ed milk and honey only through the usual
channel-labor of men, cows and bees"
The arc~hbishop's fight against the liquor
traffic has gained him the sobriquet OF the
Father Matthew OF America. The world
over he is known as the recognized leader
OF Catholic total abstinence. He refuses
absolution TO the saloon keeper, and IL Is
his pride hat no Catholic name can be
found over the door OF a saloon In his
diocese.
The C~onsecrated Blizzard.
II was Archbishop Ryan who wittily
summarized DR.. Ireland's career and char
acter by clubbing him 'the consecrated
blizzard OF the northwest" justly applied,
as lone know better than the opposition
which he has stormed and swept away.
The Rev. John Talbot Smith In a mag
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-30
ARCHBISHOP JOHN IRELAND,
CITIZEN OF THE WORLD

Archbishop John Ireland is a vital
zed intelligence. A Catholic in every
iber, his creed has no narrowness. In
ais courage there is no fear. In his
purpose there is no detection. Born in
ireland, he is a citizen of the world.
Located In St. Paul, his movements
awe shaken Europe. From his study
ais thoughts have Jared thrones. A
defender of his faith, he has been its
conoclast. He has broken powerholds
IF his church and grasped the right
nand OF his pope. Never was man so
contradictory, yet true. Never was
nan more dominant, more enamel
sated from mental heredities, more
quick to perceive the right, more in
trepid in accomplishing il. Never could
man steer through blacker darkness to
CLEAN of light, nor fling himself against
greater odds, and never was man more
PRESIDENT Of results.
Because he is masterful, brooking no
opposition, raising storm and tumult,
describing other mems mentallties, stu
Tents of Napoleonic literature have
tound in him analogies to the first con-
sui of France. Because he is resource
,ul, far reaching, inflexible, drastic,
With q brain whose workings are as he
ightning's flash, the unthinling have
compared him to Richelieu. Because OF
ais self abnegation, his one-thoughted-
ness, his religious frenzy. he has been
ikoned to st. Francis d'Asslsi n St.
tgnatius Loyola. Because he has fought
Tor reforms under the standard of faith
md patriotism, he has stood in SINH
itude to Henry ~. And because he
Is loyal, broad minded, sweet-hearted
and right, Americans have said he is
ike Thomas Jefferson.
A C~ountenance of Character.
What is the personality of his man
whose name Is an electrant wherever
Il is spoken? Who is so kind, so gra-
sious, so terrible. so resistless? Who
'prays with the fervor Of Savonarola
md the solemnity of John Bunyan?"
Who equalizes himself with laborer and
potentate, and obliterates lines of caste
md color? Who Is the slayer of cliques
ind sectionalism? Whose language is
vivid and dynamic as Carlyle's, and di-
rect and comprehensive as President
Rooseyelt's? Who, a member of mer-
chants exchanges. a real estate BOOM
or and investor, has been anticipated
successor to a pope? Who Is the
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-30

A conservative New York fnancier. who
has amassed a considerable fortune, was
recently approached by a friend whose
business experience was limited and who
desired his advice upon an investment
whic he was contemplating.
Jones wants me to take some stock In
a mining company, which he says will
pay 50 per cent. mum and is a sure
thing he sad.
The financier strokcd his mustachs.
well" he said. sloriv. personally, I
believe I should prefer - per cent. snd z
little uncertainty"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-30
SO affected a naturally weak heart tAae

~ tANoP@ Ia "a Et.a
When all was over, and Sir Allen was
able to think OF business, Gerard hand
ed him the profit a on the invest
ment. Sir Allen did not suspect that II
was one thousand pounds short OF the
actual profit; he was satisfied that the
result was fairly good. 1t was a month
later that he discovered that Gerard
had lost his own money by an unfor-
tunate piece of rash speculation his
generous heart prompted him TO OF
fer the sum in gratitude to Gerard Tor
his kindness during the terrible days
of which neither cared to say mucn,
but Gerard firmly refused. 1t was
part of his own punishment Tor partlSi-
pating In q lie. as he put 1t to himseir:
Once a year, Sir Allen n Gerard
make a pilgrimage together to a certain
grave and when Gerard sees how great
and enduring is the love OF Sir Alien
for his erring wife, he feels that ne Is
justified in having kept the truth from
him.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-30
His Pulpit of Brush.

OF Corinth, the regiment went into
camp along the banks OF q dirty rivulet.
misnamed Clear creek, in Mississippi.
They expected to remain several days
and preparations We're made for a fit
ting observance Of Sunday. The boys
built an altar, with a little canopy
covering all of green bushes and sap
lings. II was his first talk In his cleri-
cal capacity, and he made IL a soldiers
appeal TO brother soldiers. His fifteen
months army activity nearly pros
trated him.
When he was made rector OF the cathe-
dral Of st. Paul, he busted himself with the
colonization of the Irish In Minnesota. He
found that heat, cold. exposure. distance.
were the smallest Of his crosses. that the
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-30

azine article, In summing up Irelandism.
says: 1T remained for the question OF
compromise schools to cheaper all other
spectacles of public excitement and news
paper tumult."
The compromise school system was an
outgrowth OF necessity, originating at
Faribault, MINI. The Catholics had
erected a school building. They had good
teachers and plenty of them. but little
money to pay salaries. They proposed
that IL the city would pay teachers OF the
parochfal school,, they would have no reli-
gious o~bservances. teachings or appliances
In the building in regular school hours.
The school was to be open to the public,
and the teachers were to pass
lions required by the state law. July 10,
1888, before the National Education asso-
citation, the archbishop read a paper enti-
tied, State Schools and Parish Schools"
the gist of II being that the solution OF the
problem lay I'm the 'readjustment OF GER
tain recognized principles, SO that all the
children of the nation might have that
religious and secular training which their
parents desired, in such a way that the
conscientious beliefs OF all should be re-
spected. Since there are public institu-
lions for the giving OF free instruction,
supported by all the people, let the chill
dren OF all the people enjoy the benefits OF
It,"
ls for Free Schools.
Equality, brotherhood, free speech and
free schools are pet theories OF the arch
bishop. This is his toast to education and
to America: THE free school Of America
withered be the hand raised In sign OF Its
destruction The compromise system pro-
voked bitterest opposition. Woodworking
piests whose hearts and hopes were In
their schools, who had made these schools
and were struggling TO improve them,
protested as Il their life's blood was be-
ing drawn" II was argued that the free
schools would break own the great par
ochial systems. the result OF so much la
Dor and expense. On account of the school
agitation the pope sent over the apostolic
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-30

most splendid and persistent optimist
OF his age?" Who Is q poet born, a
missionary bred. a soldier in action, a
priest in ministration, a judge OF the
court of h world?
He was not done up In a big package;
just a bit oyer medium height. His
face had been called rough and home
ly, illuminated by benignancy, a strong
and daring Will" Character is the
maker of countenance, n his ex-
presses humor, benevolence, independ-
ence, belligerency. He is magnetic,
vivacious, an excellent raconteur. His
language is pictorial, effective convinc-
ing. In England 1t has been said that
a priest who Is conspiciously careless In
personal appearance may be identified
as an archbishop. John ireland Is no
exception; his mighty schemes n
dreams allows him him little time to
think Of dress" All! Who. In h ten
derness OF his smile, In the lovelight
and the freight OF his great, gray,
changeable eyes," cares how he is
dressed?
Archbishop Ireland was born In Burn
church, County Kilkenny. Ireland, Sep
TENDER IL, 1888. When he was IL years
old the family ~emigrated to America.
The Fighting Chaplain.
In 1862 he was appointed chaplain of
the Fifth Minnesota volunteers. The
strenuosity and exigencies OF army life
gave him little opportunity for the role
of priest and teacher; but, unassuming,
sympathetic, helpful. he endeared him
self to his companions, elevated and in
spired them by his zeal and example.
An old soldier said OF him: "He never
asked you IL you believed in God, but,
IL you were brave n honest, he pre-
sumed that you did. No matter how
tough a man was he had only TO go to
the chaplain In his difficulties and It
was man to man. We fought all the
better when he vas about" He never
allowed his clerical h~abilaments TO keep
him out of the fighting line. He Is
credited with having saved the day
for the northern army at Corinth, Oc-
tober 2, 1862. His regiment was hard
pressed: the situation was desperate:
the powder gave out. Chaplain Ireland
had foreseen the need and met 1t by
carrying boxes of cartridges back and
forth on the firing line through the
battle. On the evening OF that %eventful
day he was missing, and a gloom set
tied over the camp as tx the issue of
war had turned against them. Later
he was found In an improyised hospital
on the outer edge OF Corinth, minister
ing. spiritually and physically. to the
wounded and dying. In the twilight
trenches were dug and heaps of dead
were arranged for burial, and over
these trenched slain OF the Fifth Min
nesota stood Chaplain Ireland, praying
and comforting.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17

gas AMANDA hela sin energi pa
Acknowledgements at en- sa lamp
lig fred som mojigt, naturligtvis
med stora eftergifter till Tyskland.
Men uppfyllandet at denna plan
skulle dock forutsatta antingen
en- foregaende upplosning al den
fransk ryska alliansen eller ocksa
att Osterrike hole Ryssland stan
gen, medan TyskIand piskade upp
Frankrike.
! Man var nog under Marocko-
affaren narmare kriget an verlden
visste. Det enda, som holl Tysk-
land tillbaka, pastas hafva varit
Diet nya franska altartilleriet, som
var Diet tyska mycket ofverlagset.
Men Tyskland ar nu ifrigt uppta-
get med att anskaffa EFT nytt falt-
a.tilleri.
De sakkunnige arc som sagdt
ense ON att kriget kommer att
borjas al Tyskland och att, ware
sig Tyskland angriper Frankrike
eller England forst, Frankrike
kommer att IA sitta varst emellan,
derest England icke visar sig som
en- kraftigare bundsforvandt, an
man har skal att iormoda.
De militara fackmannen utveck-
la sina plansr och resonnemanger
angaende nasta stora krig utan
hansyn till den starka ~fredsagita-
ton, som drives Diver hela verl.
den, och de talrika fredskongres.
ser och tredsmoten, som hallas.
Man maste dessvarre erkanna. att
de hafva erfsrenheten pa sin sida.
Andra arhundraden hafva sett till
komsten at diupsinniga a~fhandlin-
gar ON fredens v~alsienelser och
krigets vederstygglighet, fredsro-
relsen. afven i dess i%nternatio
nella form, ar ingenting nytt, men
anda har kriget under artusenden
satt sina blodiga spar hos ALA jor-
dens folk.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17

HEDERSLEGIoNENS ordenskapi-
tel har vagrat att tilldela skade.
spelerskan Sarah Bernhard, med
vedernamnet ''den gudomliga",
denna efters0kta franska orden,
emedan hennes sedliga vandel
strangt taget icke alltid varit sa-
dan, Som den bort vara. Hon
har ju ocksa som bekant en- son,
som ar Todd utom aktenskapet.
Men kan man nv ocksa vara saker
pa att de dygdige herrarne i or
denska2itlet alltid visat sig vara
lika stranga, da Diet gallt att ut
della hederslegionen at manliga
individer? Sara Bernhard har
atminstone utrattat nsgot i verl-
den, och delta ar mera an hvad
man kan saga ON manga man,
pa hvilkas br0st hela stjernkartan
stralar i form af ordnar och
kers.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17

MaRKvSRDIGT nog RAIDER Diet
mellan ALA militar skribenter E.
nighet on att EFT st0rt krig al
nara forestaende trots ALA for.
sakringar om fredsvanskar
melIan makterna och ~spadomarne
ON begynnelsen at en- fredens It'd
for hela verlden. De militara
spamannen taga alls icke freds,
kongresser och fredsvanner med
rakningen. Men af sina berak,
ningar utdraga de med logisk
n0dvan dighet att kriget smart ma,
ste komma.
Nagra at dem villa ej vants
langre an EFT ar och forutsaga
krig mellan Tyskland och Eng
land redap 1907 Andra deremo,
halla fore att freden kommer at,
racka annu en- tire eller fem ar,
men da ar Diet ocksa slut med
ireden och Diet kommer att braka
lost.
ALA arc eniga ON att Diet bill
EFT vesteuropeiskt krig, hvari de
vesteuropeiska makterna komms
att spela hufvudrollen, medan dc
langre bort afagsna makterns
komma att beI0ras at kriget en-
dast genom de aftal, som de for,
modligen redan ingatt med d.
krgf0rande makterna, eller SON
maklare. Och man betraktal
Diet som gifvet att Diet blir Tysk
land. som kommer att begynns
krIget, trots ALA kejsar Wilhelm'
fredsf0rsakringar.
De krigskunnigas spadom;r arc
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17
Entered at the Post ONCE at SiouxCity
Iowa. as second class mail matter.

JAPAN lofvade vid fredssluteI
med Ryssland att uppehalla prin-
cipen ON den "oppna dorren"
Manschuriet. Delta betyder ALT
sd att ALA lander skola hafva fritz
tilltrade till denna rika marknad.
Likval klaga ALA finders kopman
0fver att de ej hafva nagon ON.
sattning pa sina varsr i Man
schuriet, ehnru det Ell kan pavisas
att iapaneserna lagga nagra hin
der j vagen. Den "0ppna dor
rem" har Ell blifvit stangd, men
trots delta fnna europeerna och
amerikanerna ej nagon omsatt-
ming for sina varor i denna asia
tiska provins. Saken ar helt
enkelt den, att japaneserna sla-
git under sig hela marknaden -
deras konkurrens ar de andras
ofverlagsen, Och derf0r kan den
''Sppna dorren" i Manschuriet
hvad verldshandeln angar trots
ALA diplomatiska bestammelser
betraktas som en- stangd d0rr, till
hvilken endast japaneserna hafva
nyckeln.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17
Galvestons f~ordamning

mot hafvet g0r iuvanarres If i donna
lika trygga som pa h6gre be'igno otter,
E Nv. GoodIoe. som Dor vid Duttor IT.
i Waco, Tex. beh0fver ingen f0rdamninp
for sin ~trygghet. Han skrifver, jag
har begag at DR. Kings New Di~co'e y
for Coz sumption uuder de senaste fen,
aIen, och den haIler n ig fisk och supd
Imam desI hade jag for aratal en- hosta
som Def varr' och virre. Nm a. den for.
svunuen". Botar kronisk hosta Ia zip
pc, strypsjuka. kikhosta och fOrebyg-
ger pneumonia AngenGm att taga.
Hvarie flnskn earanteias i LuDgren &
ApdIeeIs Of otek. Pts 81 % Plot
faska fIitt.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17

I guldfaltet och oknarna i Inyo
county, Cal, har pa senaste tiden
en- forfarlig hetta varit radande,
och manga persouer hafva till
fold daraf a1idit. l Baltarat har
termometern matt 1856 grader vid
middagstiden och vid midnatt en-
dast nedgStt till II6 grader. I
oknen soder ON Redland har 100
graders varme registrars,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17

Malar ei@&er och all slags ma.
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17

ON att EFT krig. som skaffar Diet
luft och frihet, inom kort kommer
att blifva EFT existensmedel for
Tyskland, sd maste man med
nodvandighet lagga marke till
de S bevisforiDg.
Tyskland ar isoleradt i verlds-
politiken, och: derfor bar England
till storsta delen skulden. Tysk-
land betraktas at manga som den
starkaste och NEST foretagsamma
nationen i Europa, och Diet ar
utan tvitvel den lifskrafrigaste.
emedan dess befolkning forokas j
en- grad, som grannarne icke
kama. l befolkningens tillvaxt
sta England och Frankrike unge
far stilla. medan Tyskland inom
ej ALT for manga al. kommer att
hafva en- folkmangd lika stor som
de bada andra landerna tillsam.
mantagna.
Men denna starka folkokning
krafver rum, som Tyskland maste
hafva, ON icke nytt land, sa dock
atminstone nya marknader. Och
Diet ar de sistnamda, som den at
England ledda utrikespolitiken
utestanger dem ifran. Hvart
tyskt kapital och tysk energi an
ma wanda sig for att fnna nya ut
vagar, sd 6nna de sig sparrade at
EFT skrank, som uppiorts an at
England ensamt, an at Frankrike
ensamt eller mahanda at dem ba-
da gemeasamt eller genom ofver-
enskommelse med andra makter.
Tysklard insparras systematiskt.
England har NEST att Wilma
harat ty Diet fruktar Tysklands
konkurrens,och tyskarne taga icke
heller fel, da de utpeka England
som ledare i isoleringspolitiken.
Men Frankrike foljer villigt med.
Det har gam!a affarer med Tysk-
land, som vanta pa uppgorelse.
Diet har kallt ~afvisat ALA Tysk-
ands forsok till EFT narmande,
medan Diet, da Diet uppgaf sin
mangariga misstro till England,
anslot sig villigt till delta
lands mot Tyskland riktade po-
litik.
Kejsar Wilhelm arfde iva poll
tiska NAL fran Bismarck. bet
ena var EFT narmande till och van
skap med Ryssland, emedan delta
land utgor en- sa stor marknad
och emedan Diet So utmarkt Dor
Tampa sig att halla Tyskland ON
ryggen, derest delta land nodgas
CORA front mot slna andra gran
mar.
Det andra malet var forhindran-
Diet at EFT narmande eller EFT for
bund mellan Frankrike och Eng
land. Afven ON Juan nagon gang
hufvudsakligen fran tysk sida
hor ON EFT narmande mellan
Tyskland och Ryssland, sd ar
dock den fransk ryska alliansen
annu ett faktum. Och den frsnsk-
engelska alliansen bragtes till
stand och beseglades genom Ma
rockoaffaren.
Trippelalliansen har deremot sa
godt som gait sender. Medan de
tyska tidningarne annu rakna med
Osterrikes och Italiens bistand
Geras framtidsm usik, veta de dock
mycket val huru litet Tyskland
kan lita pa dessa iva lander. Der
for anses Diet som nodvandigt att
Tyskland mSste sla ned pa antin-
gen England eller Frankrike eller
bada tillsanmans.
Tyskland onskar utan t~vifvel
helst att komma at England. Sc
germ skulle bli sa mycket Store =
Tyskland betraktar icke langre
Frankrike som sig jemnbordigt.
Men sd vidt man vet, hafva de
tyska faltherrarne annu icke I've
kats otvervinna de svarigheter,
som uppreste sig for Moltke, da
han hade delta problem under
ofvervagande. Jag vet nog, huru
jag skall ia en- tysk har Diver till
England, brukade han saga.
men Jag vet icke huru Jag skall
ia den tillbaka igen".
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-17
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
En- idealisk plats for sommarn ocI
vintern for helsan.

En- tilldragande box pa 80 sidor med
81 illustrationer beskrifvande Excelsior
Springs, dess helsovatten, dess hoteller
och t8gtider har just blifNit publiccrad If
the Chicago. Milwaukee och st. Paul
jernvagen. Den sandes till hyilken som
helst address, for fyra cents i porto.
F. a. MILLER,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-07
Everybody'sl Mag azine.

The Christmas Everbody's is full to
overlooking with the holiday Esprit, as
indicated by the character of fiction,
essay, and verse, but at the same time
the serious undertakings of a purposeful
magazine are not neglected.
There are ten well-known writers of
fiction represented in the number, and
five important special articles.
That this is Christmas magazine,
Eugene Woods "a Christmas Thought"
and Vance Thomson's "Where the Toys
Come From" will indicate. The former,
full of the kindly humor of the gentle
philosopher, tells some interesting facts
regarding the origin of Yule, and
breaches at the same time valuable
Christmas sermon.
A remarkable feature of The Christmas
Every body's is the reproduction in color
of Alphonse Mucha's paintings illustra-
tive of the Beatitudes. Nothing more
remarkable has yet been achieved by
this great Frenchi painter, the fame of
whose religious and allegorical pictures
is already rivaling that of Dore.