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:.’Xll “I Th. right to cup, “Imp. CW. Vania w - -- 59939-4 has - been questioned year round. Instead by managers. That. no genitive T, Harmful t h"d wh . at. “too: n ea tic-sons o regard all nppluno u " good in winter, w.tl masons and who actually mile: they over-eat, .3 ind from is, Little tympathy u felt for been doing all the than Manse artists like applause mph- who most con) and look unburned sod crest.- this error are the my an” when it ails to come at the ,rts? do not." , 'l; "od of an “r m t active exercise In T' onmon , .ontr or counteract the effect nuns. But. " we no oneoured to ing tho system with nmkn noise and assault eetined can‘QRn it can disgust) 'd an ., lr . ki risk they mm H 1' ', n y any ind or detrretot which leaves them t pphmw, how can any excepuon chills Iw reason oft Em taken to hissing1 The right to and bédily comm! “worn-m implies tho right to con- Another dart”! it I‘D-l1") And so . tIritish iu h“ otfat that i. beinir l ry body is stored up ‘11 ' ' A --" 1 any!" den!)- MM. muslin and pun-av. - - do. Tho] prefer to put up om! imposition' And In!” i once. When anything oftends .n . plane of armament they l 3y wit out. Silence in their not of indicstin. ioditrerone mus/2mm. It is an effective 101', and we would not. advoc Isanit mm, it is well to ...:, anal-u. tor somewhere, (heath: it ll st butt so: no": - aod pririlertr" -d not Id not protpw' pen“ of tf you e' The yuan“ mus an W.m-e" for, partly that they may be come! mu} draw many suitors. Every it MN tell )uu frankly that she svisfr In marry and have a good hush»): nud t,hikirrn. Every father is an has to have his daughters mar am“, To obtain a wife one mt pal, Cb dowry in cattle to the fath Ur, would the father be dead, no honest. mule relative. If in} (a much naught. that. her tat) . . Gturaslly was . larger dont I Wtum we man has ,pdd part ot dowry the [other my sin com to a provisioml may” and 1 mit Hue couple to live mot Should tho husband be too 3101 pty'ag the remainder ot the do tho mic u “ken from him. Md man-inset no common i te.bt ”(with by either pl l '.'i,ii,it2trttl, il,tttt m m th its, tor somewhere, 90mm foe. one my be driven to d hat, the Vinsill ot a meio- ll who like- ir YIV‘I? In) Mic. tl now nml then ml break: loose WOW t Ht h metimes tb little it .tintps " body ot atimel a small eire “I duress I!) woo the are mu- “WWI! at. It!“ the motives of , tho worthie 7 ther may sti men-1 impu' take " villain of a mio- "iiUt; tuk' u " it. rowers. The . one r.rit,"y', It od then the m. 3.332%: 'su loose and starts working wail x. sometimes it oe-\°0m° the Yic' , 0509, sometimes a of congestion Swymert imea is by: snuff; ah': K, ' If t'v mes “gamed if sod Whom She “Dy Olwln.v.. cnxu- "v .-_, 1 The right to and bodily condition a right to con- Another danger " t? Iritish jury bu of his that is being u body is stored up in t - global" that settle . about the kidney, he "sert their pre- ior6fus" There impe 0800 II others! action of there or: o put up with\lh?1y ding I030}: . . co 9. e siren sod suffer m_ul diminished, Pre", _ a, M I Pity the ' d by formal I an] that may limemible in malt nan 'ta r right to marry Will-m ,r rather to refuse. 0 who does not. plum- nre two reasons [or men married against ' e been known to col Second. women ma their wills have mun: loved husbands. m t3 them when “leap. mer one}; so“ upon " ulnar, one tutil tho [“1er bsv Pririlego r ”WWW” P. the man W RIG Ire, IN A Fill woman mg girls " well cared , that. they may be comely _ many suitors. Every girl on frankly that she wishes and hue a good husband rm. Every father is anxw nave his daughters. marry , obtain a wife om must-\ wry in. cattle to the father, I ld the father be dead, "f; est. mule ,olative. If 8' at mum. glut. her isther I one tb INF" "t there i, -tho has " of no less d oven Inna. ”N fun that gives and Pity tho man who good will save co' {y the fond telbo formal demnstm hat may lar outrun mime in him. PEI a, ,ent a d any pre of tho "ce offrciousre tr be Pluses. an in Africa rty she lusts I a seldom in 3W u of the pro- .mrwhen at?!) And can yibd) Pt and if during the hot wanna: u", cut it down by about a third they , would be in good health all the , year round. Insmd.of that they 0 are reminded by tho first cold days b. that, a Hula extra heat-making food is good in winter, will a result that " they over-ent, n9 indeed they have it been doing all the summer. The no people who most commonly tall into w this error are the "i,ridule-kged, who he wh? do not.'" , rule get enough actwe exermse m the open an to or counteract the effects of overload- _ _ -tr'r. more material the ma‘ l repre- " that u nn,ribu- role ct up: w"-'- . .n in " tb red no" ‘ people’s tr ace .0, an as you“. h " but “y spent f " absent. mm a shi . ,,ll u U ttOPI ivowed percent M “my: one 4" is ability to a of vslua-bb pro- ss highly wind ot one. cause no " .m- overdo Isis " A have rascal: ,uer.rtte k d win mder perm", IN " )wed.\hi“" in the 1 . are not any n ceet- really more 4 utpito ‘ medicines ..--T enll quickly; this in d. a red nose. of an people’s troy . as you". D " but 113; spent on bsent. mm a shim t Don't, wglk 31 a y tho stay at Ieula- void ti ' -x ore GC) w.ary. . _ 'rwirt11v .3 and v‘health " who tonics _.." IIC',; tf tto / then ormnit untried rdered Manny Tho man or woman be as gmd‘looking t permit, is given a hints in the Family are not any new disc Jenny more "ioneio tii',iiiiivc..'iicee2 e msipklvz this cause} h wry tue ,...,..w h . k, course as may: and ' Sometimes we lilo rty '..l, facts and specu]; i'ii'ril,thie,? of how em: pep world of tears, I T grant a: hum:k be p to tD his“ and ted ' in than . univem s. and "V' is no _ f ' 'Ct nose. Don't worry; 1 t's troubles are quite as urs. Don't forget» that a ant on fruit does more a shilling on buns or ssl rs walk five miles one day at home all the next. wr till midnight; one hour's 'e twelve is worth five ls. Don't slum your bet “‘"-'-Q'lr b. 1"!" u u... _ ow; fresh air is necessary nu h. tron'r expect, physics and n to keep you well if you neg' "ne laws of health and hygiene um whose Is pcupt heavy victim ot tb tion which , What do you [mun qr5 .._ 1snmllm'nm' It would take 2.50.. iyeanw to count the Mon“ on a pl ihead: We would hate to hegir ifor tear we wouidn't end it. ' '.w(~ must take the Word of scie {fur it. But this is not half Atory. Now, if you tabs one , they) inconceivbbly small at , and explore the interior ot it, t will t'vul a, universe tuled with - ding orbs, much like a 001" '. tem, and overt orb with a moth n its own that is calculated dom "dlthe .000000001013 second nod -" " 5 oh" a. course I Sometime?- facts and ml'ww-u.’ u nu...“ - an It) count the Moms on a pink: n he mu.“ .." _ had. Vie “mild hate to begin itiwngv for them. His revengPs were r tTor w» Wouldn‘t t-ml it. But m Mindy and crud that. innards in' r must take the “owl M scieucvltlw last he was little imm‘fI-rml V" li' it But this is not half the l Mill by the regular forces. Une of ,il) Cory. Nun; if you mks one niiMadPrn‘s mistakes was in rdi','iiuii-jt hum inc,-aweivtrb1.v small atoms ing illl) man. And yet be remained A? .nd explore tho interior of it, you true to Madam as better men Jilill rill t'sud a universe filled with cir- not,. He is a fairly good gem-“1,2" ling orbs, much like a solar syi- and htrs not impqu too onerous? ern, and every orh with a motion M restrictions upon his men. who are f 13 mm that is calculated down to for the most part mere land-0 the .00at00001 ol a. second and with inks. It is not likely tint. Chi-lv a. course as exact us n. planet’s. fmuhua. or any other large {ownl'l Sometimes we like to get onto such will be looted by him. because of " facts and speculations. when we the effect, upon his standing wit-hi! think of how mull we are in this the Unit-ed States. But later you , world of tens, and how ins'utniil- will hear that he has carried fir-oi out no *lmuwn events gonenlly. and 19qu to the lonely country-‘ The helpto make . {allow hold up side. Every mm who had money I unkind and M that]: its but! bolero the - begun has been '“-- A an. anyhow, left," in: it ,mu-it Fills found --. ." .4 _ Ihiugt"- Big m who wants to as nature will a few Prwtical y Doctor. They rseovery, but a" ions that“ quack eat your. meals a indibestion and t worry; other are nuite tta' bad you think of this It would take ty and Little. bade 1 - u- '__ -'" 18 m “mm tune tor "alty. l. nu? ufiMmlé-m‘s mist atoms l ing this man. it, yon true to Made ritlt cir- nut. He is: Mr 3379- and has nut mtion of restrictions u down to ior the mt 1:141wa irate-s. It.:' planet's. fmdma or mo such will be loom when we the climb u p, in this the United 1 insignia- will heer tl, generally. sud sword l v hold up side. Ever: is bigger More the I who", made to ii unity. hill." V e m'v.C' ci., 44 U .. lid'., a “For years,” mun mo ....... - Mexico, “Villa has made a p: tiee of robbing isolated ranche' little towns. First. he killed e' man be could ttud, both becausy liked to kill and because he can I(nut-ion to an absurd oxcesls. '. _hc look the women. Ho led llllf‘ll in the excesses that follo Twenty Years n. Bandit. "For twenty years Villa has a, handih In that time he ha var exposed liimwlf willingl lmllet or knife. 1 do not any we man is it cm'. aid. 1 mere' clan: that fair play, ac i' Sunnis understand it, ic, tol Mexicans. They ham and Villa, but. it bas never mam“ them that Ire was anythin r//preriati.vely have in lying a, rock when he shot, dawn hi or in nppioaching a. man smile, only to thrust. a through him when his bac safely turned. They do thh ferently in these Latinizm tries. .-. . --. nlxln man." 1 tries. "Villa. is an able man." said the speaker. “He kept at liberty for Itiventy years, during most of which time a. price was mu his head. He knows the desert, and mountain country better than you do the lines in your hand, and he has a certain quality of loga‘xty not com- umm among Mexican lenders. His ten knew that if they “urn cap- o.f't'lf,1,'u by the polict or soldiers l ...t, _ -,,IA rescue them if hé could he, "1: nan ucv-. w.N__'--" le is the most um house 3nd evening gown: we, - .. h that ever stud street suits. When it is used for _ t he doesn’t expose street suite it is generally of e dark Chapt ter it he um keg; shade. The house sheds: are ott.ut Verse 30.2 F l PPO", he has hum lighter and brighter. With p nk it tt u l', 2Ci tho with his own hand: mete: a. war): end brilliant cumbin- if rthtc'"d',/i'll, mm in Mexico. 1 ation for tlt? bruise. . . 'll') Josue satin w iozen were given the Brown chiffon ever pink all; or "iiili' lee from the a back." pink over brown silk or satin can be the p e . t C me occasion in the used effectively. .BHI"? and yellow thd f.'tk it t .110 present insurroc- are a good combmat on. A brown Hermon. . n d six when Villas captured Ciiit.ton-.!t,y,: made up over brown northeast of the ebend that had been eatm. " triiu.mef with ypeh gold: Passing 'eouthwt n. Ho oondernned bead embroidery and fringe andEprovince ot Gull in his usual way. nts- tassel' of gold “Fl Another bro'I? his recent pub with 'ourt-mirtials and yellorv combinaturn " a. canny great popularity ”(lubbery. Then ii/itll,','." chiffon made up over brown far “a poulble 1 mself as the oxecu- "tey. ways and public unn decree. He had “ heat Instead of Algrettcs. order thlt he tr “Int" hands, beh:nd Wheat trimming has been uscd his disciples, to - , --s._. Hm» with good results on cal turning poi - , I , c.." m-nv th Inca. "Villa. is an able man. speaker. “He kept; at In (tiventy years, during most, time a, price was on huh knows the desert, and country better than you lines in your hand, and certain quality of loya‘xty ”no" among Mexican lent -. _--. ‘I'mw that if they he put. aaids, to :n that way thov ' twinge the tvll Minn. Bomb of ut- it bas never 'C'C'11 mat Ire was auythr tively tsame in lying when he shot, dawn 1 iispioachimr, a. man only to thrust, 1 _ gr, Le, to thrtrst a nun". when his back was . They do things dit- these Lminizcd cottn- A? lying bohina ”In: .W e Jowa his man, does nothing elm I. may) with :1. It's rather diil mat- a knife going man to lo . \...,.\, was using him bor a ,7 ' ,. l ilU has been e he has 110- willingly m not SPY-IV thtth y ne nus m willingly to gated. not any that, The. 1 nwrely de- acqu'u ( Anglo- cnoug ic to!ly to WN e um] tear stops r ,ccrurred to with mythirtF but [bi Him: behind but i satzn. Whett Instead of Arrrettes ordt Wheat trimming has been usrd his for a long time with good results on cal hats. Last summer silver and gold' he l as well as white and yellow wheatl ing heads trimmed mnny straw hats. mu Now there comes new: that one ot S \the substitutes tor the forbidden in -aigrette will be a sort of nigrctte cm lbuilt up of wheat hands. This is hd said to be very graceful. Arto01i.hit, flowers, too, will doubtless be much) mi Imam used than they have been inlci] " _-w..., nnu: that womenlha w as WA“ .1. - up of wheat heads. This is o be very graceful. 2irtiticusl a, too, will doubtless be much used than they have been in . ... ...“... now that woxpeu um. Ermine Mulls 9nd Collars. Puuu -__ One ermine muff is all white, soutlnyard. Here, hove “we for a small bunch of black seclusion of some 1odst bails fastened under a his black perhaps the home of Si braid ornament. .'inoiier"mtf,f of he asks them cottcer white ermine is piped with Mark ryeonr.n,5 itn the way tails about the hands; that is to their tilen.ft and emh say. they are fastened in a narrow and Mill in.ttr.'t on tet line where the hands enter the the true spirit and nu muff. There are collars of ermine Kinriy?, be gatherf, _ - , “A,“ m Div,- about him in a. closer c - Amt. epigrammm (News “1m _ Illunx,“ V, White glace kid gloves. have ttttr- row Scalloped turnback cuffa of colored kid-green: yellow. pink, blue or lavender. The gloves are long wristed and are cut kingotttsl- ly at, the end where the c,uin are‘ fastened on. Three glass buttons, colored like the cuffs. are. sewed on tho white kid in a line from the cuffs to the wrist. Silk Cords on Mulls. _ Some of the new fur muffs are ', decanted with fostoous of silk cord _ on which big bead-like bull-s of col nrnd silk are strung. Don't- pays your WOTrmI form them. Moreo"er, the heckled is bound to be spotted. The suspicious man ah _ . , t_-. co. I "tt anal,“ v . - what he is looking for. Success seldom comes who is too lazy to go hf The more a man's thi - ' _ " Prt'N gated. the faster it grow: The easiest thing for acquire is old ugev-ii he enough. 4.1. ;_. rm stops working, but u. n , with gom" men. It. is well enough to be a, but too often the mn‘n wh . . _t-, IIEVI'H vv---_ _ to, glace kid gloves. have nar- Li'aqued turnback cuffs of -d kid-green: yellow. pink, or lavender. The gloves are wristed and are cut diagonal- the end where the ouits are ned on. Three glass buttons, ed like the cuffs. are. sewed on name kid in a. line from the No, Cum ways mak physicians tient. When Inning mace pol in the fl plaees where hand cheese, 4 .cnnnfer, they whether the) iThew things '}’3 very p001 my those sxltio l ‘1 Poor' people , , 9100? to the Ado man will L. “rum wpendil t. Pointed Paragraphs. Unreal pleasures “pensive. 'ui'iaks.,Y. policy is like e ftrd--unti1 o Cordelia, make pe Some TORONTO prlsmiy.m8 watch f'" Iv. 1 I dark r2233.“ Verse so Chapter 9. tt I -'22 . chbin- t.rgurttiy? “A $3“me the tug... y . In! of the' 1"f,/i'll, 'glrsequent hell- " it“; or tir), Jenn. "sin , (Kirk tt. 1- u n can be disciples Iron 'cg,',,': forth with bis o d yellow the region ot Once, that is, from t A brown (Mark 8. 27) at - Philippi t " brown Hermon and gig: test. of Mount 'i itch gold, -Grtheau.ot the S thirty miles age 'l2ilt1s,i.,y, south a of ouileo l m brown Province of 313d through iii ' Brogan-y his recent tl',?,','," Wynn“ of "er brown great popul. P.8 o mung", Ind ts 'M'lty, he avoided r as pouxblo th l as rum WW! and Isii a crowded high- l ". we pu m thorouzhiu . 1 reett usrd hi J tlstt he might be al ea .In results on c151 iseiioles, to whom at 3:}. wrt1,t r and sold tl “”an pom of hi ". c.rlu- l he had m . 19 minist ow Wheat“ in . my things to " ry me hats .53 It's more actions put-y Comer“, "f, one Ci it/fc),',)')'-' pose aud or.bidd.t? i o ii/ijt-r-te/tte?,, . of Iig.rett.e ic',',),),',, “3,113" Messing: 33:35:“ a. Thit is babl 8 P, In. T. 13, thou h ty . Art tic'alrhis y “uh the deeper the: u": 383 be much) i,r',,'iii1',reie,trgtiinvi' 'p,1g,t',itlyt f is been in‘ciple; a?“ points out to his: din at womanly“! ii, at the iyopulari.t,y, whi h i b ' “a Mr ediored w"1 e h , su-s G, “11 not lon el stead pe' or 'a door mat elia, practice é ' perfect. F m-cusipnnHy L b flow. r uiiricult for an easy to keep people from rlhing for Nothing. man tslwtsys it gxgws. s ing for a man to ,ur--it he lives Wong -- l h is run down it 1 but it/s different\; ugh to be a thinker. ' he man who thinks c. , monk for an can)" iums nu a ftro-insur- like throwing money til one has a fire. worries ; an aim it. . puma "a thirst m 1rr1- ieentral IRE 3mm scum iiiiiiriE GRE of the people who! ty in trying to get‘ othing? There are such people. They c, "1....“ taste the lesson L Jesus Mark 9. 30-41; INTERNATIONAL mason . JANUARY t. ' \Not to Be Wondered at Ittt" Dimcult to Understand the ples aflve""rtllor WW“ 1-“ .'n!. They may 1 must possess mu’l Charis se bor th'ys h,“t"1ike spirit if they are ti opportunity slip. the kingdom of God. restaurants and les. bits of bread -...--" ' . . um“ Measles to 3 man . sis snoum W V... F. man to Bringing unto him ii lives MRS --Jesuts is again pn the ' way with his disc-ima- Aye"' it multitude who guiiwr different sumo are bringing the ren to him that he a thinker. them and give them h who thinks and blessing. His garding this as an in ' an easy iterruption in his discs - .l,,a.tiort with the g criminal ch] cn' o oesn't al. van good JSO a pa- are bits of bread are on wax Making Musics Par. have WWW Parent-Now, what are y om or not. (ing to charge me to cure t' 11y ever doneiof the measles”. but generally A'srsiiiiG---yop?.!r at a My of money. dear sir, u it is an origin; .- _ , A-, “A mu get your ten per cel ‘ ‘l , nl‘-‘ finds Jesus and the Children. 80-41; 10. 13-18. Golden Text, 1 Pet. 5.5. the most! W11? Verse 13-16. The menu... M“ ed in these verses belongs chrono- logicalLv .not with the events men- tioned above (9. 30-37), but to the next period (compare Text studies fur January 11). They are included iii, the present lesson as further il- tustratiryf tho attitude of Jesus to- .... -- “Am-h thought has next P"'""" T-" - for January 11). They are mums?“ the “puma” m the present lesson as further it- Giracied fry lustratintt the attitude of Jesus to- .iiiji,"cm'ol1C; ward children, which thogght has ‘in um, blood been chosen by the commune pre- my ot the PE paring the outline of shgdies an the i,iii,g.t,u1ii' central thought on which empha- mm durum sis should be placed m this lesson.‘ um Brinmpg unto him hula child'ren‘ Some dar' --Jesuts ls gum pn the public lngh- laymen in y, way with his diicipl"r. and of the ii1'g'solye'nll" .multitude who gaUm- al oui him‘pnu'ce 'waa 6 - . 5A.. 4LJ3r v,/iichild-2,vrho, kept a Inf uhe shop v,.rsatiort we re M” those work work. Jesus . . . was moved with irtt11K-) mition---Their inconsiderate, aod, perhaps even rough. treatment. of the offending parents arousal the‘ imdignatiun of Jesus and prompted him to speak, doubtless with some warmth. the words which since then'havc been treasured through the centuries as setting the Mas- . __, “mm the sacredness of then'hm'c been treasuru the centuries as setting tar’s zeal upon the tuber, child life. " l y,., much beiongeth, the To such belongetn, um of Gud-The revised rend the text makes clear the ship of little children to t 1nd the-Kingdom. The t verse 15 is addimjond 3-. mentnry rather than 0: M what PITCHFS- A< , _t_....,ul, Hora a Mouse anxious tc who th us Chapter 10 'tace-l in this lesson! ...- - " him hale c'hlldyen\ Some day ago a dealer in pref n pn the public hlgh- lawman in 241313 1iT"i f,'..','""}' Ba . J, '. ' 6 _ ' rum. was tab of "to ry vu ue than)“ _ . a,nd. of (be l”100.000. and ulthnugh the suspicion of t tpuly'r 'A' out ,,)1h'l?,r),1'i wan dirocmd mwurd tor" bro‘ In tl fu' link-cm - who kept a {rum-n-r'e bminwn, a u pt 8h u . ht t 'l of the shop tailed to reveal auynm tb P. .mlg\ P)." t an incriminlting nature. I them his Lenediction J,', c,1,?ylf,'i tt policeman fYTitf, . . . - " paying in o gum-r wit . Hits disciples, r.e ,proved an 'iGsmituttiys to tie mm ol Is an unwarranted ln- 1mm" apnea. The bore, wbo were his discourse and 'iii/ie.'",,',',' ot their value. (unnamed l l . F l \they hid touud we ammu- orerete l l te morn-Ups W IO ‘aome oranges and muons whbh the to hear him, 'r'iVicjldijii',"itr'i'if trom the shop of the ma . . . to en. ms interfered with but The 2otJ,'td |¢ain raldod try the \and thead rel"',' we? 'jj,t'g'rg'; 1 y . ' ' __ int-own t u on ' e an" om ' WERE move.d, with indig “he police the whale of the stole r ineonsiderTte, and I pony was hidden in (”Inge and ‘----‘ n6 k from whieh tho pulp had n tat -- --..-._, " -. a incident recom- s belongs chrono- t the events men- tso-r'),, but to jibe s best friend i keep him tron questions pogitiOD‘ mt. Jesus mast and km which themselves sing a.t. all, yl'1t'tu1ii'j'i":' an original can“; ili'e., ten per cent. com- 0. one, child that eatehes ‘1 i'ii1t1,l, It,'r' thing! new; " av, --" God. " cannot understmd the' inniverae," in the line of srgument. Wand therefore I cannot believe in record- chrono- rend‘ Aoulta C.,G'd TI Psrl F . " is m 'rslt the c.hilir ' bun can.“ IG', to remain m'Tho Inuhnum I "corp-Qt. fe v1 nd is I, W' from mak -- 'r.'.""-':", ot I). hill! - amount in !,?bua"', I . mm me 3 Par. “only to are toy go- itll than cure this Gyk'lr"fk the . --h mix! I I Ivan..-“ 'teltes'; cum Ilium mu- u- ....-. l The honing in mm of the moat toner:- .. lug can! over More the French g','ll'rtit, . Mr. “M u Me. mu in an mu mun-u ot than“ n man woman "l,"t th l 'm o! In Cotton " ‘Mt‘dur'u Mrs. I ; t I can; s. V m .1 . ' tking “the French iivdrqet [or unusual slum Ind!" - A-.- In my»; kit in if but a'l,r1'T7/r"iGi."' into Pe r we penetrate into the of being the deeper bo- uystery in which we find wolved. But that we adintely assume because ility of our little minds every depth and 501.10 t, that God in a. shear ‘L- .,..,.,,instion is eer- M QUESTION OF GOD I it rotrertod t gum-ante. I mu. m I." " ttnuts inet." " set'toy erei .9 of "rrstitte. " I can!" of l [ n, ahuohnd! nlt 0mm * Jtlirh rm (rant: :1": again raided by the mmm were arr-mud. l , thBt on the urevlom TI w the whole of the stole a hidden in out“ and l ieh tbo pulp had In ml In Enormmauon cl Ila. "puma. um- “norm! iott' n. in spite of ' by worn... .h ' their um " duty. omen qMrr, u repairing. und there is one who do!“ {'00} sharing inbc. t ll lf ' in spite of mono hardships. more " tt , Away. p‘t-my ot men - to ?,t.i.Y'l ieqt. tb (one. about, mu candid-mo wing -ttti Mal. tor awry 11mm: that "Jitrril, mg emu mum Ann at Van. , honing in one ot the mort mum:- Ir an. ever More (be "out mung}. . WI in the civil "Show ot and“ I. u a. chin " Inn. Canon u1imt.‘:d“r' Fro-ch iiikdreet, tor mutual its - ' All“: " u " he!" nmennr‘ddh i, killing evru ..Br_"" win. requ‘ru little hbur and ll» (doubt, nu 'et :ollu Poor? Jet l luot busy I mu 0 tee. son“ a w on new - I Jon “no disgrace. arr poorly “and. ' ful mate. Minum may nuzduabh he .l " do “no” In use I year. In now huh out ot mm; in Putin, um N, 1. iGaeett to mutual" . - tn my an". ot million. and the M , I member. ot an tomellnve tre- . "L t , to iiiiiritet'e, ttt,', ttee'".hl,', |uh: ll“ 1 Dyan. 81.00 t menu I 9'. .. -- " market young: teel:', hing lu" an bun) ml the .r.ietttifw mm , m.I\nd a moan. d Mingle. A German I Intlhud of “in; of carbon. . (a; v Cuwu‘n cousin the (as tend A lit are hymn-(d into th nu the entrance: h. the capsule in- 1 , ‘._... ' vorlml their 1e airing p whale "' my - [den in cringe and asitrotM t ___ . . ho pulp had In alum. . proitctto? o' normmauon cl mu. often they bun once has huh turned H: they mnuu-kimnc. lul- In enac- uglyoug ' of “twinning thr rodemn t e1r me. trombs In their bolto “by” The “Us ol rum-Hy u in“ new on e nt. in: 11m: an E'vpnsn ';",u"ittf ay Ityt . an; te",',)','; 'ftl' that mrilmk made yo to, n a moan. i u t ca name. A German dunk! in. [ ior tho net: melhud of “in; with "low i made of the I carbon. 2 [as which pawn. outside. Thi Cumulus isi;ttti.N." the do“ h f', " na tend a little ezp1orsivt ".ot e top Ir'.' AL- “may: ot'; inner room " Kimono at That t to ht" TI I care. .nd . an mum 's/tet!! , 'iiiiitiatuheP"a,'J"rs"d', “.1, 7 e,'; T/f, let,',','.', in iiit'i,iiidct.'. " ring anon; in . Ion xsal bold the law ad 03.: wtriesh te Kid:- lino. been unveiled. And 00 with _ ot the great question of God. " my y to be true that I csnnot see any OFT- I the deuce of divine goodness and wu. a of dom in the world. It any be tro. bud that I cannot understand the PM on of M flood 1nd pestilence and Hidden over- death in . world crested nnd rated which,by . “u-l-n-t "Ate. as intenle Rim?" "r stsd tsviquu" wnduion. o puma-Mn. . I‘D , had, "o" “" eted into I Paw“ l tho oroet ot to the isiinnrr"1e uk. but thet “rum f a prawntive. In useful for . '0' til. wtso, -rum. _ Ride to mun“... - “no at canton. and the M N " . I ot an lonelhnva tN- . fa. t a“ yweo U" ly ite:"),, 'tttl, Income- u |Ihc In: mat. iiiiikeur-yi, e o u). on In o . "gf. 1hr. 15 one who does Cook os-ut/ttlj:'; “(a :3”. teen/IGI Bll "tlit"', mum-l My old men - I . t 5 mqi never a _ m aarwee At?.., 'ttl to pale"; 'im in me " “Irv-nu - we!” finned It he aumicion ot tho ward two brothers Inning-I. . march reveal naming of an and shout tint the problem - no answer! I Lrrtasilr tnil in lul- enblo fuhion to decipher tho h- wription on this broken able) from the Egyptian desert, but this doeo not prove that the Iota" In" no nae-mug. For oountlen gnu "In: nu nothing but oordliet and nd " nmrd _ preventive. u- .3." u . new for I ““hmg It . tune. . B th be 1nd in: main w lined by mm“; o h ir near. , b the LlGGitrand long at t S, h lin t 1iJjtrrrsr1lli _ busy :3 two hers. l", I, mm. _-. . . em :mm to Ippear “rim”. led nixfmng‘hte; bir I periof . iiuyn-nittle lulln. ' o _ l ““MQE n 11f mar they drive them IV)“. manna; ban Al . 1 t E irit tton heir own "ate""' 'igre'? dea V o. P ' In it'to omen. iUrsh, piercut!t note. An trpne. 1e.l',ili'ii:j,'ii, nest they t,' "l' mar im’r' "m: Hue thought to tet 'l'u.'J 'r up . (t ilders among 1 J in finned It; "ty goaumicion ot "a!" From the bunks tlt; ord "m yle'G', secure mud and clay . t, " "Mimi" . trt'i I; lw ixing in gnu. reveal “mm; o fen , m bi fits 'e. rd Jjliiiii.nli' and “gen 6 1,"c'r'"'Tftll a!“ it has been dried ary) l" T, ie, :iijieu2. the heat of m; 51:: it Bel ""0" 'r hdun no. ' Maud my.“ u . . TU'; i,Ltrst" fl The nest in round an or" wk” the, Pot and opens n the u , op at tho -uteo . Mn Bird no not part-N raldod " “"1““332 my build their new. if, 'i,i7/to1fi 11:“ ot 1 they build it on top f. m the mung}: l in the bunch f . $3.: prevenu" observed " with tie “all“! Cl who were on!!!“ D, A Denice-t Del”. It any be Rut 1 an work out no atttorer to this tangled problem ot existence. But who an I, PHE' thus I should “not to do thu thing' And why u uld m tailure be taken u in any - prod positive that it is not to be dono I1 isllt Where in we logic of Inch I conclusion from such a premin‘l I . ' _t A- -....... that, m , the burn“ ot , um we: I" itopsred. '; fe i. “planed WM . aw: mu W.", of F be: mrrttttP. h. pro-K In IRWIN». ”u. WN-re- - . - but I should r,ir,,1 to do thil hing! And why um N him" so when u in nay - proof positive that it in not to be done It 5111 Where is the logic ot much a conclusion from such . pretn_Utt u it not more logical to ugue that my failure to understand is perhlpl I "fhsetion upon my owerc of under- standing, rather (in: n reg1eettot' urn tho undouta-nd-ble character o the problem ital“ Ts it. not " least. pouible that the unswar ii there, even though I cannot me It, and thlt 301110 (by . mightier un- 1terstattditrtt than mine will make it replied' d I can d would l in ttN. hu "trt ' mum“ anti-(nth! mum In" 'iiuected to 31399:" & . 'tttrt"- in. " - “I bacmi We Should Find " World of Nature plain! Bo at least. I try to think. It in my faith that God live- and tint, his ,"t' is at once win and good. even t ouch I tail to “min-stud. " believe; help thou mine unbe- 1:.r ".3". John Haynes Holmes. y thr ttemee' ad. " - “I Ttsit ot stolen pro. "ttd aim-0M n “ken. com! what of the e rtuiu' l that iiilttelrr tit an -grest el ' \hush. wonder Did you ever so. u... -P" He in a brave little fellow, living on the bath a the rivers in tiouth America. He does trot - to be afruid of people: Be is only wont u lugs In tho Ink, quite slender. and standl very straight. a. is dressed in I pretty brown suit, and Jlies from bush to bush, huntiniin treeto. He ii very active, In) im and running quickly when he in tto L flying. Be flies often, though no ’hung at a. time. _ . _._u M. “any; work hat Emil in Both be and long busy " C gram. I" Stl.""" _ - -W' ed in I pretty brown trom bush to bush, bu le no ii very active, running quickly when a He flies often, th for tho nu: made of th outaide. T to the top l iinnet room e,.t,eg,t I (her as» Two Little Builders rou ever so. Mr. Ore! a brave little fellow, banks ot the rivers in a. Ho doc-jog so“? t " least " 111W k inside you wil . tho nut is di, Me of the “me iuHQ. This wal pro.tr1t.y 1" ide. Thu wan 'w-""' he top of the dome. in -r room ie laced a soft hers. and there In. ' eggs. “nu-“y four in the outer room Mr. ‘ ----~l " outer room “until gull‘d- w trrintpnq Ini: I an“. is round with a dome, " tho side. Mr. and we not particulu‘ when their nest. Sometime! it on top of u tenets, or ch of a tree ; poring» on ‘n of a house. but man build Among the bun-hat, her do tsth try to hide of their curmu- ' in inch mick. If :on will see two we , is divided by I ‘ 5 nine material " ,in wn11 ruche- all r new. They "* , haulin! clisy and a them with their other birds w”. them A“! with . pirit, givins ttwir note- And what . he), do make l. Ther be the ttneat ueth- the birds. k, of the. river my; G, fibres. and nude “You “I by tisis Bomb -' e hits tn orenbi rd 1 row, living 1 in Soil“) Iii. no in m suit, and bunti in we. t.."S'l'i an he is not thoutrh not Pro-id“- " /iver led. his they “i . an. Iteml. ol so!!!“ I (to eook. VI")- d)...You tres. my Puticulu attotrt mics“? F-qbes . n u oU “M 'u ever 000M arty' ' In no lite. "irrnyrti. I V1509 he ad to bis " MI! " rk bard riot" "* than“ ,n the Auk M eouch of . Bird lay. in number. oould nevi? I. clomio my -“1 newtk Whoa ned by trl m o It . ttert If you room! his w ut ics on te% it! Mt. cg I! MA .e M log