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arrested In the latter eitv ror doro;r
ms fares with water which he na
drawn for the horses md rr". TIa,-, a. -.
"'s"on5 IN regard to the superciliousuess an
u.eAonesty OF Parisian hotel-seryan.s, are circum
WHICH 90 not make towards the confirna
| aon VI Af. Aldrich's statements
Howard Glyndon has come had verses en+,+,o
"Juliet on the Balcony. in the co1dr,, 1or I.,,,,
ary. The best stanza is the Inst wh;11 ra,a, +h,s
Ny spirit leans and 1tstena /
T}r9ynxs }nry nSsfi 81 G9ee ;ps , cut to him,
Until 1he dawninEE 11nE dia: disn' "a'cne-
}ySa1 frItf y leaas sa1ssl and ~. Listens
His strong hcsrt send see dpEnt, a;ns.,,,.
~ nooa me with delight?
rennvao.'. o.A no''0' a1ter hasty perusal o
4',n ysoa ne" drama, ventures to pronounce it
4anure. AA the characters, F" it says, ''speak IL
tss-, sae tansuage. Each one is Alfred Tennyson
y n.; olsso'eeo IN different cowl, crown, O.
@no al soeaE the affected dfalect in which
h3.'.., sso' NC n1s oeen accustomed to disguise
~ - ~ ut!efances he has been great poet,
.' Ao 70 tap1o'y oesenerattng into great bore.''
some OF the newspaper humorists shou1d hv MI
means make romance OF the Christian p1u,nbe,
in Boston who had not the conscanco n raf,.. >,
.19 ofotner ass out OF the pit-or, in vulga,
s+a.-S ~ "eao Tue "ater-back Of his kitchen
1ra. oay mol only SO; but, because II
..~ ~N13' lae CHRISTIAN plumber refused to take
n,r,,T.r.. ~. ~, ' 'oo' II Boston contains many
P44ntoe's ike 1h1s there must be dearth Of sim
e-
mr. knskin has written an instructive letter ia
young girls, which, the Spectator says deserres
"l'enuon On many accounts He urges l,is yonnp
lcade1s 70 cultivate Christian spirit and cheer
1o' olspoeltion; to dress in bright colors III be-
eomtng), though In plntn material: 10 arofd
preaching to the poor, the chances being that they
are infinitely better Christians than their vonog
lady patrons; and in particular to 70 nhont The
Lords work quietly, not girdiug themselves mn
too ostentatfouely for what NAV prov~ tn ho =
comparatively fruitless mission.
James Hea. tonob o,d vo...,,,-
ter. has inst died At tha ,no -, c., eeuoo'"as-
eavs +hnt be +nn,ht a,ta.1 .. 1, +"ea4 pape1
cembcr 1922, to Januarv- 1ef- ~ ~ q oon - -
sccutiye weeks, never missing s Inv o,5 ~ 49,
tance each way being four miles trovors;,- ~
104 miles, or nearly five time. aronnd tho ,ror,a
One third of each year he tanoht "..e
ut place cqually distant. hrinono ~ ~ sosse
trian accomplishments to l15 s1e m;1os c.
months more would have make tba d;stoa,, -
traverscd to hnlf lhnt between the es-+h ~ ~ ~
moon.
Til sor,rxh,t .,-,r;~,,..
nanc1 ~ tha Sar VIZ. 49, ~ n'a III so reputable
pnbjicat;on NJ ~ n.,ro.,tss- n4 "Poioey toF the
Gun WORKS ioIra1 ,v;,t =, co-4.A": y. tue western
ns tn the na+r,o =, +to ..es.s-a VI .snot0oce
The Western CIV 1rax1.. ~. 4o1'u eue'e1n
rnannyacto~v o+ Sn,,a.,. 49, FN. 1'ns ~ nave
YER and :. n north,s a,.,,,'..,.;s se'o'-
CENT ~ a som. - 49, s.,sn.;1 .le on Inc re-
If anneora ,,,r;-, f,.,,sxsas " LIZ 1.ntes'
hay. not had the;1 ,,..rts aada ane sun speclneo,
Of the rcyo1yers NJ thc nn,r,na;+,a ~ snc tees.p.
thcn ia thc Wrsto-n ,,n. M-an,... ~" ~ neic,'u.
cnonah In adxcrtieo , ra,o,-ou ..1 . ~ "4a ouo
60. hs. ..t..,,". "Au ammunition 1os
~ ou' s.sua''s 10 nave sent broadcast through the
community snch 1r1ghtfui instruments Of destruc-
tion would have been IN injury to the human race.
h,rr r,r.n;.o,ts .,,,..,,-- .A~'
ans "Aeu!seese "no oui!aefs express the opinion
toat plymouth Church in Brooklyn is not provided
with proper exits, nor ordinarily suno1icd with the
means Of safety in case Of fire. AZ Samuel .1,' n
Dr,v.o o,a ~ 49,. 49, . o"niac! D.
10y GU one u Tue trustees OF the Church, in
leer 10 the board says that the seats In the aises
ratus ehould be ohto;ncd for tho as
e~ee o.. w ooneo ~ 1ne e3unsu1shing o1
ules. oul' II ene views OF the kev. Ar. Atkinson
correct 1t is not possible that Plymouth OF any
other church should be burned Will. anyhodv ia
in It and in danrer of ho;no bnr+ Tha.. =, sst,:.
in sonnd ~ renson ,',h1 ~, II sn.s
H - su' 20 souna' no reason why anT precaut1on
"nateVeF should be taken in the case OF churches;
and II all the theatres could be protected by the
holding OF religions services m srndo, +has