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WMMuWPuhm. Wu. MWMn-nfiu Him “EWCDGLANG We : MMMauioonWmato-ec ,Mudm MWthW wwmamkorm‘ > Mr. Walter Weiiman writing from Washington, describes the message as ”one of the ablest and most vigorous of all the massages. It is the, last,” he says-â€""of.his an~ nuai communications to that body interestwas that which President Roosevelt addressed to Congress on Dec. 8 1908. and the one of his series that ‘is likely to have the least effect upon legislation. “The king 13 dead.” He is at least approaching the end of his reign. He speaks In thund-' er tones. ahd the parliament hears him not. If It hears it will not heed. BI'It the people [will hear, and the friends of Mr. Roosevelt predict that‘ his word; of today will live; that they will be kept alive by public opinion-” ed in a handsome Colored Santa Claus :Cover with a beautiful colored holly bord- er; Advertisements!“ this issue will be received up to Tuesday, Dec. 15. Call up Suhacfipdou guso a Yen 5c pet Copy lumhwkdyounreinviud ”Mum”. SANTACLAUS NUMBER THE WHITE HOUSE MESSAGE. The message is surcharged with the remarkable personality of Mr. Roosevelt. It will live not only as a document for future study but as a photograph of its author In every one of its numerous themes it bristles with characteristic Roosâ€" eveltism. I :__AA 4.---.-A n-A NO TH ~ SHQ NE SrLET‘TE, North Shore News-Letter will be published Saturday December 19th, in time for Saturday delivery. In addi- tion to the regular news and subjects of interest; it will include a'full page of Christ- mas incidents and stories, and the whole will beenclos- Exam 4: a. Put 0;“, Higklad rm, Ilfian‘: a: my! cm: numr And the sulfiects treated . are none of-thefil trifling, but all of them along lines of-practical poli- The entire,addres§ is in the hands of ”the whole of the eighty millions bf United States citizens or at least web of them ascare enough for public guestipns to se- cure it. It is therefore Only neces- sary .here to point out thatlt (teats 'of all file fqllowing ques- Perhaps there was never so great amessaze received with so little tions; Financc, Co‘ntr’ol of Cd:- porations. Railway regula‘tibns. Class Wars; Labor Problem, The unemployed, Lack of Accident comp-ensation. 5 Juétice‘ and low salaries of Judges, The Lumber Famine. China’s Waste. Park pro- tection. Postal Saving’ 5 Banks, Fisheries. Ocean mail line, Ha- waii, Phillipines, Cuba, Army SATURDAY, DEC. ‘51, 1908 King In Dal” number of the Promotion The Navy. and inci- dentily many hints of reform by the way. There ié'rnuch init which may be subject to cnticis'np, but Webe- lieve that the address as a whole is destined in be one of the most frequently quoted of all fihe great volumns of presidential mes- sages. . Kinsm- of tfie university divinity school In meow" on “The Functional Impogtance ot- Bellgions‘f at Haskell Dpes- any political sch‘iobl V {rant abigger pmgram. ' ' Cost Newman The met to the meriment during the fiscal year ended June 30,1908. .by reason of the transmission tree-throng: the mail: of departmental penalty and 'congr’eesional treated mgtter, such as Index! needs and printed vaccine or congressmen that were never delivered in Consuls. was “2.544.067. according to the annual report of the third mint ant poetmaeter general, made pink to- day. Added to this is 57.000000 tor uncompensated service in the handling and trensporunc of second clan mat- ter of publishers of newspapers and. periodimis. That the Christian religion is not of divine origin, but the creation 01‘ men without miraculous assistance. was the unorthodox theological View held up before University at Chicago students recentlx by Protesoor George Professor Foster. whose higher crit- idem of the Bible has excited comment and antagonism in orthodox church cir- cles an 'severai occasions, characterized reiigibn as “a human organism, devel- oped. in the name manner as music, lan- gugge, science 0: morality.” Primitive man evolved religion as a method of seif~preeervation, he declared. ‘Rellgion is not of divine or mm aculous orig-In,” said Professor Foster. “It is not a donation from God, but an achievement of man, who'cneated his own god: in ancient times in order that he might have them to help mm In his defenselessnees and ignornnce,’ to aid him in conque'rlng'ma toes and to dispel the darkness of his future and the fear of death. No good busineal man would heflfite to pronounce much of this as utterly wrong and indefensible. The tree mull trunking service is a mmendom m ofcostthatoughttobepnreddmlt not cut out completely. 'If the transportnlcm of second eh. matter of ptmllshera of newmpm In justified on the ground of their edu- cational value this expenditure should be treated as an educational cost and paid for as such and not stand as a dead weight on the business ot running the post once. The post ofllde department is a businehs and ought not to be made unpopular by unbmineailike methods. , cows rr Ax mommy. “Primitive man made his godl, not out of nothing, but out otthe material which was already his through his ex- petiences of thought. [The modern 1!- titude toward religion is that it is an organism, 21 self-pyeoorvotion device. It is as much an organihm. as in the mortheear. Yongetltthesameu you do you: other organisms. enokmous 905131. EXPENDI. 7 “This idea of the. origin of God does not destroy the validity of religion. It mkesitmoreneelandithallm more certain that it is there for none good purpose.’ If it wet-em to you. you would not know what it was tor. The fact that'religion is' an achievement of man and not a donation is the beet proof that it is good for man. ~“.\'o man can live without the con- sciousnese of the ability to achieve the Ideal. However you'think about God and spirits, it you are to live at all, you need something to lean uponâ€"’ something. to eniist your enthusiasm and some mystery in the heart of things to utimulate.,vour wonder, and awe. cm an 0: omen. ‘ > “There are three kinds of faith. One in derived from sen-e perception and lauother from world authority which in twin!!! by your tenoyojrmeu. such as ‘the faith on which Julius Ghent holed mun. ThentheuiltheuithQut “RELIGION ISN’T DIVINE." Our Outlook Faster. ’ ‘ unnamsmuflmw sort ‘hlch bring- lnppine- elthei in the giving or the receiving. “The jenlous in pole-ed of a not: maddevllundadullnplritetonoe." The “yellow fluid, the lemma deem." u jenlmixy ha heel called. it thondit by'souie to be an inevitable “cannula meat of true love} and the clever sophis- try with which the! defend their point of view is that jenlo'u‘y rubel- spring- from self-humility. e want of confidence In one's ‘oiwn power to pectin love, than from lack of faith in the object of that yaw-u, The next, In majesty; in both the 1m Thetbme of Nahumldnomrther believes In 1 world that It not a world Wednesday evening “Con." “I glven' by Donald Robert”! and MI company of actors, um mm and dancers in communion“ of the three hundredth annual-luv of tho poet’s blrth, whfch fell on WM}. Dec. 9, and was mm Mahmud In the centers of létrnlnt and calm throughout the WWI. "Id. The mind: and the [Sumo-o of and: com- memontion is right and fine. finding their warrant In Dryden'n 1M “Under Mr. Milton'l Pléture": ‘Thm poem, in three distant Ital To make a third, aha gourd the W summer at Rum: and they are pro- ficient tn It, The ltltel! line. :10 pro songdthenymphotthemu sweetly chanted by m. Kamila)“. No more pleasing observance of 1 grant any in the annular poetry and d um could be devised than the mutton of this manna. for it in nu alone I lienutltul poem Me n Ioclnl doamnt edntainlng W “arm 0! pm- found' significance In thell‘ mile.“ to the modern'pmbkll of tho mu. Owing to their participation in the. university ceremony on Wednesday Kr. Robertson’l compnny did not not in the‘ .m institute on um evening. On wea- ueoday evenlnc of next week flint troupe will again appear there. and the bill will be [bull's tragedy, “John G:- briel Borkmnn.” _ A JEALOUS WWN. “Trust me all in all ol- not It all.” sings Tennyson. and the low' Wm II tainted with sumldo'n Indy II off!» (pith. “lore and more people are m up the we: that their relklon 3 mo- thlng handed down to than troll n da- vine source. my are comm. to (gs that their-rumor; is M u pod no better than I! It had been m:- to than without the work of hum m Consequently religion is on d m n- tloual basis» a: people an cumulus It just as they cultivate nude. lul- .uage. science and mommy. "Vim“: emmevmotaotbo- loglan aimed on the me had ”it" the preservation of the 0m I“ on tine other toward m nuance-n- summation." Greece, Italy and mum did adorn. The drgt in lemma-pt M cur- nut whatevét it: cause. Jealousy 1: bond to be a disturbing element. Ind the less indulged 1t b,the better. A!- ways the expression of it is more harm- rul than helpful. There is a great deal of trnflyln the doctrine at menu! lu- nougcui with rapture nud dignity by Mr. Robertson. In. Web. Mr. Own. Miss John and Mr. Heb. and the lovely gauon’u applied to love, and mm.» cth II the cue with men. The Jealous woman hats to but other women pruned. and. w the poulbly may r'emurk upon their good qualities herself. die object: when on. of her own admirers. however fulntly. expresses admlntlon for another won- an. Andwhenuhopnluultllwlth I‘ reoervutlon. “Elle ls putt}. hurdle. No wise mun would marry u joulouu peace and comfort ptobublyfwlll belu- portlon after mama‘s. 310 who won on would marry a jouloul mu. since ubecfhllflymldnothopbhbem ’lfshedid broken amusements. move matrimonial Wham. thug any one! ounce. with the We exception 0! My int.- pennee In drink. CELEBRATION OF MILTON'S TERCENTBNNIAL. 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