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He-fs. the dea'n;.of the engineering

profewlon in Uanada. fin- Januar

7th of thiggyear he completed his 8-itil year. He ulit-the Intercolonial. He laid out for the Canadian Pacific the route by the Yellowhead Pass for which today three transcontinental railways are -striving. He was the

first man -to prove the practicabilit

of the final Canadian Pacific routi- through_ the _Kicking Horse, Engle and'Roge'rs\Btlses. He was the pmo- cer of the twenty-four hour day nys- tem oi' time reckoning. I-le is tho father of thl>‘Pnciflc Cable. He has been Chancellor -'of-Q\ieen‘s Universi- ty for one and thirty years. And he has a few Other achievements to his credit. He sits today in the study at Wfnterholme, his Ottawa residence since 1859, a halo, hearty man of 84,

white-bearded, kindly, keen as ever.

Around him rise great stacks of. books, among the serried ranks showing longsolid lines of-the dark, leather bindings that bespeak gov- ernment reports; reports of official

happenings of which he was no ull- important Part.

Around the grey.stons walls of Wint-

erhoime are the houses of Sandy

Hill, more numerous than' when ile-

flrst made it his abode forty-two years ago, showing |, prosperity

caused in no small part by thel mi h works in which he has borne_

it tv his share.

His ilfe falls into phases, into epi-‘

szldes.

Phase the first. A stout eighteen;

year old Scottish lad. educated at his birth-place of Kirkcaldy, already having received some training in his profession of engineering, he finds himself in 1845 in Toronto. He had come by el 300-ton timber ship. the Brilliant; the voyage had lasted for 40 days, and-had been so tempcstl- cus that he had thrown overboard 5 bottle containing a letter to his fath- er; the latter reached the coast of Devonshire after \seven months of

*dFift`i'lig"'and was sent to Mr. Flem-

ing senior. The lad who found him- self set down in the Toronto of 65 years ago had artistic powers and

_ very little money. So he made some

water-color pictures, including one of

St. James' Cathedral, and he essay-'

ed to sell these. One prospective pa- tron whom he canvassed was his countrymen, the redoubtahlc Bishop

Strachan. The bishop was kindly,'

hut his views .on art wereudisoourag- ing. He urged- the young Scot to turn his attention tosomething at which he could make money. The ad- vice was taken; 'the' yeungman soon found himself apprenticed as a. sur- veyor. Durlng ‘this period, in 1849, he and -a fellow student executed a beautiful map of Toronto, showing every building in existence at that time; it hangs today in the Archives Building. .The scale mae -so small as to cali' »for microscopic work; the young Fleming plotted it, etched it, and did the llthograplling work him- self. -_

One adventure must be noted. In 1849 he was- ill.. Montreal. passini! his elamination, as surveyor; Lord Elgin signed his cbmnuissiorl on the day of the famous riot; the newly-made 0111'- veyor was -a witness -of the mob- meeting which had issue in the burn- ing ofthe Parliament Buildings. He was on the outskirts _of the gather- ills in the Champ de Mars; he sa\v the tumultuous rush of the mob; he saw the torches thrown, in -at the lvindows, to ignite the pile. -He rush- ed in to see what he could save-,en<1.

with thnee--others, performed _the chi- valrous mud patriotic service of henr- ing out theportrait ofthe youthful Queen Victorian- That portrait hangs in the Senate lobby nt»0titawa to- illiy- By the way, -the ~prass next morning said that the Picture had been "carried oil by four scound-

rcls."

Some practice of his pro-

-work

fcsslon

g Prenamtlen. . _ _ . _ lnitercstlng

Huron railway, the line which runs

goal 'I;oronto to Collingwood. An

c en was ~ °f 11 chance cal aillerthimgfgcg Trunk- Whemby it should serve egg

UW ) subiiect The “lmperfshable Influence Th' M550" P”49$°*1 KUIBU 31 ""'~'

of Jesus Christ He gave the text 1130 D1’NN=Pl*°-U '£03003

Beggars mounted run their horse to from Psalm ravi ""l`hou. O Lord, art There ace two perils in .dunoeruy

death moat high over l.l1___tii§ cargh Tho_l; Over the Hhrd Pllml Th, one is ,_ peru to th, pe0p1°_.¢|_\h6

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_Henry ll Part ill Act 1. Sc 4 “rd emi; iflxcee ng Y B Ove B 'rim ywm gem D, n gr,” emu , other is a peril to democracy itself

back coulltr , u He became {he0Cthi§fet;£Inbgcl:;;)§E' Northern Railway. when the 10,; ROYNS, the ancestors* of the 10th ROYHI Grenadiers of today, were Iiaised in Toronto in 1801 and 1352 l'° “Came a cavteln. 1-le retired 1.1 1865 on lelwing Toronto, but before he hu hi” CUHIDHDY had provided. what Sir Sandford declares was the first purely militia band of Canada- the said baud was not large, -but it §l_:\_;i an admirable eilect upon recruit. .Phase the second. Reputation had come. It called him to Nova Scotia, . wllere Dr, Charles Tupper was rising V0 PF-01111113102 ns' a resolute, clear- hchded man who was not afraid to do things. .Sandford Fleming became the Chief Engineer of the Nova. Seo- tia. Governraellt. He built sundry WUWBYB. including the one to Plctou. He was concerned in various negotia- tions. Then came the building ofthe Intercolonfal. It was arranilvd that there should

llc three engineers appointed to look into the project: one to represent the

Canada, and one to represent the Im perial Government Canada and the Maritime governments promptly nominated the one man, Sandford

Fleming When the double nominn tion travelled across the Atlantic the Duke of Newcastle, then Colonial Secretary, remembered this Sandforl Fleming A while before, in 1863 Mr lemlng had had occasion to visli England, he was in touch with tb Rod River settlement, the mor, from which -has sprung the oak o western development; he had written for Dr. Yule I-Iind's book, he hal taken an interest in emigration over and to British Columbia, and hi had been asked to act as delegate tv ress the claims of the Red Rive; settlement on the Imperial authori ties. I-lc did so; in doing so he me he Duke of Newcastle. This wa: what the Duke remembered when hi ame to handle thc lntercoionial pro- ject; and in due time came a. -des patch announcing that Bandforl Fleming was the representative of thi Imperial Government as well as o‘ the Colonial administrations. Bo hi _ was ll board of three in one and re

presented all parties.

And so in time the lntercolonia

was built. It was not easy work Fleming was many years ahead o his time in advocacy of easy gradel and solid constructiolrand he hai' many battles with those who desire the cheap construction which woul mean expensive operation. At our time the Intercolonial constructio work was under a commission; th . commission -was bent on wooden bridges; the Chief Engineer was d. -ixrmined to have iron bridges; an- after a desperate struggle the engin . eer won. It took uncommon ilghtfn powers, for the commission had great influence. But under the deprecatin ‘mfldness of Sir l-landford’s manne flies the resolution which won tha

iflght.

Phase the third. The lntercolonis plans merged into the Canadian Pa . cific Railway Project. l~`lem\l\g bc came Chief Engineer of that. He ial out n route which after leaving Win -nipeg struck north westward aeros the prairies. intersected the fertill , belt, touched Edmonton. thrfadc- n thc Yellowhead Pass with magniilcen gradients, turned south down th valley of the North Thompson t I{amlo0DB.l\l1d i-him Wm" by th Fraser Valley to the sea. In 1872 Ch Chief Engineer made a swift l0“l`¥\9 .from Halifax to Victoria, to travers

route which hlcl Phrtin

Maritime colonies, one to represent

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pastor, the minister ‘of Bt. lilat- .wewvs Presbyterian Church, Hali- .fax_ 3 young clergyman named George Grunt. to accompany him- "I‘he clerical secretary U0” his P8" in the labors of time expedition and .pmdywed 5 history of it-“Ocean to 0cean_»l_ pt was .a -ilne journey and 'the _book is ,B one, brave, graphic. glowing §0ok, the ‘classic description of the lsndeas it was before the im- migrant saw it. * . ` 'rhe chance 01 government in 1818

name ln Canadian .Pacific

-meant a C ' plane, een lu tue revoiutien Qamfyid

loft th railway- 9 P U

~5l.\esmlll:rErruled. eThe railway WIS ill!" .vm duo west from Winni=p9¢.thl`0\l»9l\ -the Prairies to -the r__l=;>\\nfif\_;_!:__¢_____§*¢ WW " 5"" “Wm 'to uofwelle fourth

Bm' “ww ‘Mrs padslce had

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.Th°'.xdme:`anwillo London in 1334- lgfcile been liloy with. a few side fa- . dis such as the advocacy of Stand- ard £['.il'ne,.1|rllich ,was~¢fl0P¢P-4; U;oA_:: fel-leeln iw: ”°"""‘.i W" ' . mm'

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._ - " h i ; he had receiv- f§"§‘,‘,f,1.,:;: ‘ll-limp glcefetxah universi- _uw he Md H, 1gso~become Chgn- eellol- ol Qiieeifl U““’°"‘“”- °‘ ""‘°”

E d QW,-5, Q-ypnt fhad become

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reef, esurvgying. HQ lllVll'.8d.‘l1l5J

. Pdcld _ ,` _ ` , - ~ |':;':::fl“:d by gh, freedom-.of Kirkclldv mgllgd. Wealth and power nn: ex- nabbed as are life and health.-1001!, ch bmdm _on as M they were on “_ kt _mm the surface mth

’ so S e su In English speaking communities rg-

3hBk0F{_i’¢&Y¢ HB5 “B011 UIC 010 lil' foreshadows the glorious reign of dggm cent generations have been hom ine HB0 fificlrn ln0liIited run their Jesus Christ The most striking fea Nihon, gwnm B .wgmyful vineyard They have not ban obnzw hkgweir

horse to death with powerful effect t f Christ i i it . The “gum _B Bn excellent one ,mm _S3 _‘_’____________c___° gg "_‘_’__o?______;’d P;;`_§’_'; gm-_§¢:!_\c“;1w__D¢5_l; Ni}1_l_l:y;‘_L_f_i¢_g__ fathers. to achieve 'their lihlttl at a

be finds himself mounted on a pmwsr uc was ever wielded b em,” ful steied. In his changed clrcumstan- :¢?;l1;;lE;thl‘yas‘l>lrereigI1n. Other ruierz axle?-I:hIl;i::l.\ie|l nwnl0gmt3n,m°‘;d,::;_ water supply, or travelling by rail- ces he loses his head and rides so page in review before ug and are “ted Quays in sum. c““_'l”t/-_,_way. Liberty must -be assiduoualy furiously that he ls mhdnuser Of WD- gone. But Christ remains forever. mm; .whmh Jgmbey- Wow in A,h,”,rB,,gunrd¢d, also it will be fllched away,f niiic his stead to dest . her the mo Rulers and conlouerore have employ- name, dfrecfimz fb” Nehvth choice-mend private interest substituted for' ment he la a king, and, sxilllaratad ed three magna _for perpetuating their he ,wand of. being .dmbyd to me, _ §»y_ti£le thought, he knows no res- fame. Home __i_;_nve_endeay_or<;d _to gm-,g_ and gywu|d'b° PM to d”_¢h_ _"_, il1_f;__l_f;1_§>c1_;icgy0<_>:_1-____g____________ to ____m____n_ ran. _ r or ,en urn _ . _ -

Wealth or Dower suddenly thrust glizkgohgilruciibn gl slnainillcent rich? _pm¢).m,,d. -_PpomMd_ Fast, “,'l¢SB1f. and Where it ic Been 01089511 lt'

upon most men has the same enact M __me____s_ The kmgs of, gy” erected _ __ Msn of wwe- so____ow___°__ ___ g__:”_t_iis most disliked. Its failure in mum- the possession of 8 horse by B .Mg_ _‘___ themselves those mighty py,.8_ mme ofvhieh ______w“ _paamdm _t_____t__<:lpal government is obvious, and if it gal- The American contiaemrgives a- mms time were to sei-vo as tombs to “bow W” “my _on _hm ”.b__t.____i'alis il;_ so sm¢_a_llda -matter, how, it

bundant exam les of this _- cncral _ rtal remains and as ` ' _ .` ' - mal’ W 1 be BB 8 . can it Hllfrceefi -in' truth. 'Them nil’-e on it thoueaillds of E-¢§:€;go3:el,!o linzsulol-talize their glo- ;:sa‘:i°§e¥,£5:;nug,_.`i°w M nn p°°.‘ft1ational affairs which are of vast ox- men who from poverty 'have uomcto ,yous deeds, 'l’hie'pyra.mida ex-ist un- 13_ fi-wa mm. M wimwsn .Qmnst “Ht Bild BTW* °0Yi\P1°¥WY-

uence. Lumber-jacks, bmskemen. to this any amid the sands of Egypt... y,,y,,¢¢h_ Th, 15', mquimd that-thnaif The f°i1\“'<> 0! il¢f§\0¢l”BCy _to aul>P1Yi fners, have become .m1_\1i0n‘1;¢B_ go after “_ lapse of 5_000 yeam_ and M M least w__o~wn__8Ss__s against B n government of cities which might

long as these men are actively ea- any seem dgmngd wine as enduring nw Mom he could be eondemnéd w be _t0lcl‘Bb_l_e t€___c_i‘{'_l1l7£ez_l_ r_;l_<__:n__ beca;l_l_e gaged in producing, there is but lit- as the mountains, ‘But who are tllel um Mm of Bdmh wmhd _Mm who go or ous___n s n e _ a es,_ _ e file danger to tllelnsoivcs. Their work kings that bum; umm? what have ,0r._m0`_” were wmmg to "___ what ome of e,m0Cl'4¥°5'. M 0113 1\i,0_as_ keeps them fron jiniurfng their lives may done in their d-ay? 'The dl’_l_lge'nt wa-B not “ma get More mm ,nw f§>_l'1;Y y_¢:M”l. WP” _B 191’-Y. llnfikl-ful by excesses or ~rulr_ling the ‘force mat “searches ol historians and antigua- ,imma *ue DIMM in from _of the ° B 'ma 0" Uimfld 1W°°d 100'*-Bd the has made them what they are. -lf ,man leave dis more or less in doubi ,NBGML In the,m_e’m,,e 0, we __w_ ‘#591161 Of ,thc New W0rlfl- Thin vul- they cease their activities. they _are as to the names of _tile monarchs who yle; who lm-fi been cajud ,togamer to ¥Bl'_ YQZUG With W0 8\=S0ClBi»0f_\ Bm- in grave danger. 'rue rich American ceeatmi them. _ me u.m_ .nmphemq WI.” or s__,_M Zip:ed___;1_<im;>_cra¢y__t0__etrens_le ltpelf- ie a loke in Europe,-a joke that wa- Cm-on _our Lord built for Hfmse.f _vu ag.ainst_ Onto, .the dty_ .mm Dgybd _EW Oi' at chit ny Continental parasites thoroughly no gomb, 'and when 'living he left nc ,mee of execution W” .without um an _ ___ Ore F 0;'_g__y__ 5\;_1;s0_;»__‘~ crrh nf enjoy. Ho -ilings his money rockledeh instructions to ‘His disciples to erect My ,w°u,_ The law forbade “__ mm G09 0dl1€0l'f » - 0 0011- about him, he plunges 'into excesses- one for Him. He could sal’ Of Him' 0 -be pug, tg death ynggde th, “mp °°l“?“t'e 03?' “'39” by mo" he buys costly pictures and curio; "lf: i-The foxes have holes, and the jr city (me L,v_ 24: “__ Swmm the thai. $10 ,_d..000, and the annual ex- which ho cannot enjoy and 'which are bu-do of the air nests, but the Son "Wm, method of ,mmng crimmdn DUID01_E_l:;‘f___“-~=;_ _dQ;1_b1°g- ___ ~ frequently frauds. He goes from ex- of _Man hath nowhere to lay _‘His _O death (sec Lc._._ :__ 16_) Sent tm.; dlith i §;D__ B 10 #RO DE remat-_ :ess to excess. Mounted on his wealth hood," And He hadsno monument ._0m_ . ,Btu ¢_ 9° gm°t’;°°_' (,_ ‘lg W A le rides to tho devil, to give the old that could be called His -own 'whey “_ Tae possweion, __em___ Nab(,th..s._ 0 838 ;¢ :gn _»\__\{_\C f=!l>_f_1_1S<=l

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ter way Government by Gomlliden il novr their refuge Unable to govqg themselves they are now hiring mm to zovern them. and Anp.oii1f.ill,¢‘..U@-

mlaslonerl. .men who .in fum grim; ties were called tyrants

The r-Dyil Pf°Ph°'° "1 this Psalm sm apparent success and a terniibie Thi. form 0; g¢,v,.mm,n¢ 1. .0 __-

timal known -as the Gallvyton P

council ef demlli- .ilk edopeiev Gslivllton from -vrhiolh it de-rf*

beggar who creeps slowly and pain- ago He was laid in me tomb and yn dn bu Naboth "mud to sd] H _ high price Now they accept till mm. wu_d__° td _

fully along the highway, look to e d out ii ’ t it it “pg 5 °

charity for his daily bread ldnfn A gyecaefielrntbeosldgidli lyiglagzgiilchl? :B yyfsiybgd ggwelmggxzmtldgygorliimatif and as much a matter q! mg °§,v.er;?g, :,Er,”r,t,iManm,dyb;'°.§‘: “_

new and unaccuatomed world, when well as on the moral and religious wud ‘nd pn to geggh Vg ic” course electnc _“gm mek hom tha ’._ed”‘l mm _bony ‘__

1867 a large portion of the pdpalgr ion fell victims to -yellow feve_r_;'h 1885. 400 acres of .the .city worbkii

and i.idn.l wave destroyed the 1-livogxf 6000 inhallitantn. 'ru meet such wa - tions D.ny‘l`ipp1ication of princl - 'es oi' democracy felt rhopelosef . first hint of the new remedy oasis from Memphis -where a receiver hw been avllointéd by the Federal couch in the interests of persons mmf* 501158 Of UN CKY. to ‘take charge ‘of

According to the original plpn two

commissioners were appointed by the governor, and two others wich a m8- yor, were elected by the city. It Q;

is described as "a lawyer ut. high standing"; and 'thst“th'e -necoid mayor, Mr Landcs, was a. mari .nog ve y high character, a mi.l>1}onH54g who devotes all of his tint; to no

fire." ill the character of'-the nf§_, rather than in the character 'oi' £1ls system, the success of any govern- ment lies.

The next city to adopt this plan

was Houston, where the power is sv- ell more centralized and practically everything which in done must receive the approval of the mayor, who is

ldagc its most common form. There dead, He was 'buriefln the _'tomb of was were also uc to down (2 K ___ ncrease a e _ra c o ree nll lon ire many exceptions. There are men: he sg,-anger, J ossph of nrlmathca .; 26). S0 i'h0‘;c were no hem, sto df-“HUF” 11 _Und YM the citizens vllo have risen fromthe ranks of the there was no lnscriD'\5i0i1 `D1\-“Hi” -him the pg-gon;-f__y_ Rau” gg _@v.;___'i"°r° °_°“'§°_l° °r *‘°_'i‘ War' ‘gl 9”' mo, on whom _wealth has but little tomb, but His :lame is eulblazouer ,mum the ,aw forbade m m“m°.__ prawns __c e:_cy up we-a;»c.__ 3_1 ir no deleterious elect. Il: is merely on the pages of history. and is in ,emu the "md which Md ww down :_ ree _. 0 en ve wi: el? gn ___i_u_ . in instrument in their hands to ren- dciibly stamped on the heart of hu- _D him "om his ________“__°r___ (Bee ___ :_ ___c_>____en yN1_I_1€\nCa__g;eme:_l_t;: _K _ _p;li_U_;:_-_iii

' _ - un 13% wa; , ' er an pri e nr l.. was l'prl;\l§:ulll1t‘.lll:stM 2§:tm:ih;l;‘;;¢%‘ ggggyhgdorehfollglgrgw org glade' *His ;’:_'_ 5f,‘::_‘;'i“ ’°°°" °° high" g'°“”". levied on criminals; money was artef- lphorism may be accepted as general- time. The Prophet Isaiah had 'pre- '17 Word 'mme God .poke 18 ted from innocent traders as the

Bound _“ated that "His tomb shall pg gin- vhiéh ia. 'Quo H',,m possess. 'seize' price of immunity from moiestatioml

,There are abundant .instancerto i-long," And how well is the proph md mk°'__t for his 'o'wn ' and lawful corporations, auch an lrove it The youth comes from the loy fulfilled! It is now the render I9. Hn” Msmgimé Ha” ou Bfcumnllill Mid FBUWHY 60111118-nleS.lri-_ arm or 'village to the CNY- H° 1° dolls of the nations of the earth-"‘ nurlleved tile' owner in order 'to get "“"'“°° “names “Fd banks wwe sub' iazzled by the splendor, the luxury. Uh'riStl0“9 Ind M°b9mm¢‘\B1iS. Greek: ._“__m,op*W,,,' In mp Duc” just oub. iected to blackmail an the price of he nnms,,men¢,5_ Tim unnocugeomgd md1,.¢m§_ are contending among _me M Jem", _um der” _‘mlb protection. The police force became vorld is too much for him, and bu Lhemgeiyon an to which ofthem al\al_ .ua “mms” _gba 'mam ‘min um no engine of oppression. and judges .lunged into excesses which wreck _,aw the 'honor of guarding eln.__ _man of the Euwrn _°__________ _Thersoid iustfce ns grocers sell their war-_ iis life. On the other hand the clt! adorniug the church where His body .mst gummy _On .ny mmm may an ci,-“__ _ ,___ ` _ d - _ .se many men, who have come 1'\'°lr- was iuterl-cd. ‘ ind. mek shy- blood. 'rho prophet B "' F’ ° °"‘°°"°" "‘ “‘°' he country occupying 'high pogi. other men have sought to fmmor .annul tm death _M Ahab which smallest business to which it could _1o,,,_ They 'have boon tempted; th; _,line themselves 'by military Hx .ook 918°. _‘ww ‘mn h*m___(_‘s% _*_ set its hand, namely, municipal gov- esistance has made them all the lloits and conquests. Alexander 'nh ,m “___ _“_ Found me. ,Mt .1,_.;0.m4. °"““°“"'~ me b¢°°°°° _°"m°‘°“t‘Y~ erongsr. and holding al cizntrein cc `:.l-est extended his domfnivc 0Y_°=_ me hy, ,,,,_ -E,,,,,,,,._ ,gum ,God hm _thcueh less slerivcllv °\>v10“= in 0°".

t d th hmm won me nm M continent of Mia Kingdom af- _.nt muah ,many dm” to ‘md fm" ada. In Montreal, civic management,

heir s ee ey _ .‘ _ ' _ ' i nd kept their mount in 2°'-"1 1201141- ter kl11s40I\1 34014*-4 1° ”'\°:'°_'_°7__“1;‘ with Ahab and' to -warn him of pan- SRT: dglznggsipglgfrleyoththisst' resenhhrt'

h t d,,,_¢h_ Km: Copa, ln _“win was smemb an _ ad d MTM _ W k _ _t tous c s ree s comm g c m y

‘diego lggcrogoes about the world garceled out among his liellheuants ‘__ a_n°'_';‘;e:uy_ ° ""°“5 °" “V on which moo..-qi the pg,-p¢¢;¢¢K§,,

1 1, id - pr'l-ice; marshy no -cares now for Alexander. Wilai muah sd Ah b mmm _ _M _liable to imprisonment for the term_

'00 ng egg" ma' S' I -.y-,m~4¢ th gi m does his name evoke. M wr? _Sha '_ __u_g_r “inf their natural lives. A phenomenon

. rt ttract d b` 'nott_ ch lars. But the Z\‘°~'-W ma” ° e d gh | h c ' 1,1 roi _ _ 0 Y- ' ataelhthwhlghoar? fgequsntly mingle o‘i irlaxtlity know .and care little for .Al '\1,¢:_ Zigi 8 puns men m S U" This instrument of iZ0V¢1‘\=m0“*- has mpty of vain mfnds.Buddenly raised ixander the Great as they 'know ani .~.~.........,.. _ been tried hy_ the people and it _has mm poverty, such women often play ears for Alexander" the col>l>°Wl1\m1 :rent men. We not only admire and been broken ln their bands. Right ludicrous part" In meh. Bum.” tc nenuoned by 5-(_ -Paul. ‘Nearly ‘tvvf icorship Him--we love Him. I-Ie |15; i-.~:-_-.>-.-.--.-_=-_-.-.-_-.~_-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-_-e.-e._I

‘ ,ar great ladiem mage,-5 m loc. _hougaud years ago Jesus Chrilt come down among _us. ‘He has be-l LUBEC THE i-IARDINE QUEEN. i gap Posee6S01‘S 0! °\1l¢“I`° B114 F9911* ‘Ziunded a spiritual republic. He es__ come one of ua. He has lowered ---- _cm they make lwgmng_Bto¢k5 0 _“hushed “_ not 'by the materla _ Himself to our estate. He has shar- Although ifiastport, the “king sar-

- d fthe splr- :df ur sorr w di flrmit/ies. He dl cit- f ch w rid ” laf

III. Bild MB¢bi'f-bv bi' l-lUh°’¢n"KY7`-ln( ‘hr `° J., ` _*null He dy. ”..‘*.`.,-. ~1oi‘\-Q _ f P tl d .d B '_ _ L b _»._ »°\\°1°\“¢‘~ °°”**{,f,‘5' '°’§§§*,',’,' 0323 “‘“,,,,,,’§.“°‘l-{"°,'.“‘in. £1 eu 'nuevo -ve 'fvneo they eeme from the lireofiimr, lil. §rule§'§.,f‘"ee “Sell if 2" fee`1le‘l§ ‘ -0°°°d‘t_'_‘.‘m` 9°' w“:;° ` may "_, m¥”"'_.»» or quillvdhw them by the Divine Foundrr. shall be -for her abandoned load mines tell a "WUI “my O 4 ide of mae - -o-me leaders have binding omliiwliwnccieiecfvl men as me or failure. sua- nel-e .lernegen

v ~l°.“f~ ‘” th” P°°"°" “M ""’“’“- "“’ _ -»-men f l elle ueeee. . inet. 'rue um cinema-well limes. u on lunulrede ol inventors ln _£31 5 R1¢hm°“d d°°t£gy°‘ wmienm mlxfuorgguggswungm-Jigs; great men: to all pla,d¢i,'i flio""i\ll"bifcumstances lyiiriwavltenod -stocks. -Lubec's future iN9P°l°°“ b°°n' bam age at Th #who hum 4”” .»-.ggqipicuous in his-l md conditioh 0111101 T\l8Y~8l`B Gqllal- wealth, however, still lies in her‘ mdlmgm “va bun hi env.. utr A tory the redoninsat xsentiment wc, ly in forcaiiniwevnry system of gqv- earth and ber waters round about... v”t'g°wer “mt ww B ‘go ‘fo `. reel tower? frilemf-is -mae of admire.-"ernment-tn ltlvlutrlvmpircs. in con- lf ni-it in mineral.; gush an load ami of lil - H°'V“~ "1 “ WW' '_‘_ KT “ou Mm ouwggifgtion increases istitutionai monu-chies, and in frcc wig, than in golden batter and lit. m°"-*:t°d' md rode his or" ‘ ‘n proportion as we see them aaifnb- r0ll\\bU°“~ ”"’!"' ` ' 4 ' tie silvery fish.- -Lewiston Journal. ' .4°"W' ` .,- 1 in the pinnacle of func. But; -we They appdidd~'~to'thc.icolfduct and -

'"’° "°m‘° Wm' Ms bm ° M H' eeflnot he eaui to -love them. they conscience cl 111° ancient -Grwk and EMERGENCY naar rica.

°"°n‘b°°°m“ au unkmdm mama' are too far removed frqmlhl to-be Roman; tbeylnppeal now to the sun- .__._.. th’ mm mlm tw “ua mick 11:? loved, They dazzle usbythdf-'Wim' 1008 Of 0"'-'Bt l"lt|‘~1“ ‘|13 1°. the cl' Use one pound of shredded heel and lP°“\"m"“°°u?£ 'ax ggi aol- but they do not warm our ticens of the United States, as well om, pw; of ,,q,¢r_ - ,¢ll\l'W5¢»‘ 9° “‘M_ "°“.m`|' ,_ *_ u _ hu;-go, A man to be loved must as to the aboriginal tribes of Aus- 3h,~,,¢.¢\,, mme vgry finely, pigeon; power ore "_ .k 1° B12, mme down to our level. We must he tralasia and North -wineries. The yn 5 saucepan with cold water, stir commdhly il “\°'“'*$ 1° Y "inn on familiar storms wit/ll him. ' Christ Bermon on the Mount and the great if to separate the ‘meat and allow mr md uw most “me es. Kr _ in this respect dimers from all other commandment of- charity: ‘"l`hou me wat," go enmoe, the juice. Leave, “Bbw such be care to lean tc .,..,.,.............~.e.~»-.~.,.............~w..-~»--» eh_:l:. lm;-hmht_i0N“§-HY G_;”_f___W\_:'-l;__*h_{ for 10 minutes, then _plac_e_ it_ove_l;__a

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ridqi. . Omnmon cglsc is all that is fear. Power and wealth will be ac- :avg °___y _______________ ‘__ _____9eu___ ‘___ ____ :;l_<_l:rs;§_v;__fil_e___;\_ll¢l___st_l__ie t_:_______ “___

_ . be sed '““ S move e -“et -°°=<‘-- M’ '°'.°.':“ 'i.s’;“..:i: ‘°‘-i“.:.:° ..?;.. ... .“.... -...ee we e ---.

swmuy' but wwe should ben; ro K or no ` 1 th ,ml Wm; - Countless multitudes of hungering

lion. 10250030* DW W°"m°'l"h“ _B is - 'shment to come. the tint tnousllt. g D lleglslsture approved March 29th. S0°i°¢¥ elves may exemcivc cf the .undue them._ B_\_1_t e¢_§i_f;.f1Y____‘f;_° _‘RL :net slush wee his enemy. sold tllvn dildgdwtg' Issac? :Sgr hxzgzedrlggg 51901. 'rule ect provides than any city “m° "'°‘°d°“°y to rm ° °°my""` md t° rm n S dl ered -. °"' fl-"°"' *" 3°* ‘"‘°"' “° "“‘“°"~ li ll ell t 't lecin rl _‘oi the mate hnvlua a population or

"W'°°d‘““m th” “pmt °_‘ fm mud yggizgvylvi-.._Jeaus' Christ has, long se hu1l»4<Ncf9fly*‘»1t`leif shall gag-ted his "gold from sen water" "'

described as "n gentleman of vast wealth and a very energetic, capable and efficient officer." Next in order caznc Dallas, the mayor' of which is characterized in a report made to the senate of the Htatc of Illinois, April

,bio them to accomplish greater lnanlty- ` . liao Num. se: 7-9.-y ie. 'ro go down; ' _ ‘ -159, 1909 -- dm _ hfngs in the future. But so .oftcnft And even His sopuichre ls honored mm his mpmm _B*m.da_ to Jw gtatesdhas_sgiapndagilln_l>“b,g:’__PI“”`;m,m:Z. whnéeggr __hf_t“Z;:‘__ mnlywgg

nify in the minds of the farmer! of the report.

The cities of Fort Worth, Waco,

and one or two other cities in Nha, were quick to adopt this new syBbem, and the committee from Illinois rs- port that them was, at the time-01 their visit, a strong movemtnt to lb- olish the legislature of Texas and substitute tilcrcof n commission of five to govern the whole state. From this small beginning the movement spread and han extended over the Un- ited 'eitates into f.`-allnda.

A modification of the (hlvaltml

system is known nc the Moines Plan of City Government," which ‘bs- eame operative in Des Moines, April lst 1908, under an act of the Iowa

25,000. or over. may hooon\¢».a¢gg|r_|p~ .acl upon -the commission'-.llnn il. 26 cl cent of the voters present a petit-

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set their eyes on Cindereilan. :ll u as ns. an aw u pun men wx como gon to that gene" fm, "gmt-gg ,Dy gh. f °° 1° *“°°° '=“°°°"’"° "rc ‘° ‘l:..'”°“rs‘i::‘.:':;‘:“.f.1f- -»-»- ---- ----- rs..i“1n’:.‘:° °::'“.:*.i.‘;°“.."°..‘;":..r; --» --1 ----»--e e -- easant girls However. In¢n.oI-great aim? 'His ‘"7 f hu od sorry for his sins, so the Lord did mme _ dcélocrac vic management from "politfes,'!

which all democratic communities have come to fear so much. I Tile peril to the people has psspd. The new system works well. Thelq>ori.l to democracy lies in the Net that it does work well. Democracy hy stretched out its neck. and fs now only waiting for some tyrant to- not

nemselvee- Thi* “md 1' Wu “°‘ 1W°f°~ "“* by “I” Bw" ° "° ° 5°" ° °° 7 °. ° ° ' ° ms "3" his heel upon it more ruth- lr Mr iz “.x:.:".<:;“.:'..2°:‘..:r.::. *:..'l-..r:.‘;°°.:..:.‘;°.:.:“..e.; rf. :azz iss" mas: i:°r..r":.: 'fc -- rava ance an pr 6 0 VB-Ui W0lD@1‘» B 9 » ' ' ' ' non wh the new system ~w0l‘hs well 5---we-<1 ey' ‘°';;;°r- ,':;“:= s”.:f;‘......‘° ‘ii 2::.:.°f:.°“i.;“:2;‘.;.°.i;.l.:i::°§..ii.l lii°;‘:z:..“‘:‘.:‘;‘...:::.‘:°“.§‘°‘.':: ,-- -»-»---l- --vi --me g;,e-f»- esire to Shine in 9 W°\` ~ 0 “ \“ °° ' _ - ' , .3 sioncrs are ood men. When -men ,no public eye. They' think that by :ual kingdom tbat_Hc f<;\_1_i:_¢:_:;1_;’li3f_ :_ov;_as hgiclicusiv in :vig age States. Ilubec herself -has a sardlne ma]-__ controlgo, the elmord ma¢h1,,. 5° Slum' °f um" “Welty md"th‘ to this day' and "again maintained bans en od ` l§se¢_,_~,e-35,1; f-gyms ontypllgt °‘ 11° atm" SIM' “nd my |ery. as they did before, and will do .eoreeoueueso or their weasel. ther .ending ltenliussl _ s ___ __ ____. C_r_r_e_l;__a: c_r_=__f°° Y d _°_e .__ ' "F °“ “"1 °“*'°"’"“° ‘S ‘°°°°““ ‘° .uceln. in the essence or aneurin: _m Wm homage” Th°_d|,mc°_w,,ne_ ,wt _gy.51;mdiug-arm_cs,§J_o____Y and ___ _ can G usda co ;__o 81 _ai few townéa of her acres lf she had ,vmgnnce on me Pan of the p,op|._ the society.seanda1s.the suicidarc any nvineihle influence 0 fc S _on _n_ e os_llm:_.________aese___:_;>ia sraflroa . _says gnc. haatrort would -the ,Bat Hmm of d,m,,,,.,,,, .,411 5, murders il-1 NSU P1“°°s 'hem' --Wham '“°'t.\`°Bm.M°n5' f om the Eh nc P es fired 5 0 ti, ts,-“mi ugavof to 10° to er clrmfnfl AH, it is' :worse than thc fi-rat. The sov0¢i!'H this ilie of vanity and display mal J-eerie christ. hen! “K M,;mm,‘t_ rf; cf, ‘mth ““d“,“m‘;e° ;n‘_‘_° t _ ‘”"V._"“‘”°°_§‘. , ‘°‘ “_‘§,”_u_”“d 'remedy for ell cue evils incemoeescv ’°°“' ` ' 1" " mm' 'ha°'dm“““t?to1i thevimur : C gli; <1 toodlatxhe vet of ti-sy mgmmlrt H’ her C 1: mTll14' i “W |'“ ““"° “°“'°°'““"' “‘ "bm “M 1¢ le elle same with newer- News `-hr 1\°°f`“'4'“"°"”‘ ""‘*°. .mm “" “ Y “_ _ ' ° p mt °“‘ "in " " ‘.‘”“'”‘“f" linen .vlll tene their pmt. ml nun |-

d poeeenr or-alnnntlifi “’1 thousand years. they are ce visor- which touell ber planks before leav- b _ __ ____ the __ ve don, muh,

Biff Oli l , S, Y ll past, to mon whom sole guide of sca- duct is scif interest.

hand on the rein. They are sturdy bloat origin n c sd e _ _ _ H _ ou_ Su_,_om_ *_ _ WHATS IN A NAME? bouts in s natural state, wild and such a point of view will hold his ='z_";__° grins; :’;h';§.d ‘fum in om is

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andy. get beyond control. A heart at- being run to death, will gain greater _ _ mu haw mn’ l “comic » on M ‘md “aah

t i tn a soul serious of strength by the wise use of spur and f'°“ ____ _ ~ .J -» -- ---_ "°'°°7 Y 5 “°f ' “ “ '

tuned o vr e. ‘ ' ` Purpose and unseifish need have no rein. l-°°““°"°d °“ 99'” 2') w“m°"'°“‘ »~ - »

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