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Frank n Not Complimentary.

Her brother. aged II. had been made
captain Of high school football team
and consequently had become sudden.
iy popular with the girls In the neigh.
borhood. Because Of this tho man.
ager OF n skating rink presented broth.
or with n season pass. Sister. who
had attained the tremendous age Of
20. was truly fiaitered when brother
asked her. rather than some Of tho
younger bellies OF his acquaintance. to
share the privileges of that skating
rink pass. But brothers explanation
removed all danger Of the immediate
growth OF sisters vanity. "You see"
he told her with frank simplicity. I'm
not used TO skating with Girls. I'll
practice on you for n month or two.
and then when ] can do II real well
III ask somc Of the other girls"
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A Match for . Tip.

Tho waiter smothcrcd an cmbat.
rassed grin when the rcd,faccd absent.
minded man handed him his tip. After
the abRcnt.mindcd man had gone tho
waiter looked after him and then at
his tip. St!il with half grin on his
face.
The tip the man had handed to him
was a match-just a common every.
day sulphur match OF commerce.
III. meant we'll enough" said the
waiter. He was Just thinkin' about
something else. Tn. chances are that
somebody In his oiiieo keeps bothcfin.
him for matches and he's got so In tho
habit of giving matches To pcopl, that
he hands out match without 'hink!n'
any more about II than h, would about
drawing his breath. lie felt that he
oush, to hand mo something. and hc
Just made u a match without thinking.
why continued tho waiter. you'd
be surprised at tho abscnt.mindcd pco'
pic that give us tips. The other fcl'
low. n solemn iooiin. man, gave mo Q
dollar bili-just tho amount his din
ncr cam. to. Hc wanted To give mo 4
little pi-c. for myself. and Just a.
be- started ou, he reached back and
save me a handful Of cloves that he'd
pulled out Of the little pocket where
he kept his small change. And he
wasn't doing IL to b. kidding. either.
lie never knew he did II.
But says the waiter In serious
ioac. somehow the abs-n''mindcd'
ness hardly ever makes 'cm loosen
NJ any morc'n they would when
they're right a, thcmsciScs.--clcsc'
isaa Plain Dealer.
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See Things a. They Are.

For the cultivated man there is nc
virtue In either optimism or pes.
siInism. Some people think II II a
duty to be optimistic. and for some
people IL may be duty; but ono Of
the great uses of education is to teach
us to be neither one nor the other.
In the management Of our personal
affairs. we try to be neither one nor
the other. In business, a persistent
and uproarious optimist would certain.
iy have poor credit. And whyT Be-
cause in business the trustworthy
mar. as everyone knows. is the man
who sees things as they are: and to
see things as they are. without
glamour or illusion. Is the first condi.
ton of worldly success. II Is abso.
iute,y essential In war. in finance. In
law. in every field Of human activity
in which the future has to be thought
Of and provided for.-E. L. Godkin.
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Rapld Rise.

"Pa." said Mrs. Hardappic. as she
openel the letter. "the man who ran
over cur old crippled cow with his
automobile wants to know how much
she YVES worth" .as...
Tell him about So" drawled Hiram
Hardapple. LET mo see. II was that
poor village doctor. wasn't IT."
'No. Hiram. II was city feller."
"was. eh? Well. by heck. tell him
she WIS q firstclass critter and worth
every cent OF $50"
"And. come to think about II, HI.
ram. hts automobile was almost long
NJ fteamboat. with glass windows.
six lights and horn that you could
hear five niles"
what? Then wri;e and tell him tho
COW hs killed was n genuine imported
prize-winnins Holstein and worth $500.
and II he doesn't settle up every cent
In cash I'll put the law on him."
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ITCHING HUMoR ON SOY
His Hands Wsrs . Solid Mass. and
Disease Spread All Over Body
Cured In 4 Days BY cutieurA.

"onc day We noticed that our iI,tio
boy was all broken out with itchin.
sores. We flrst noticed IL on his little
hands. His hands were not m bad
then. and We didn't think anythin.
serious would result hut tho next day
wc heard Of tho cuticura Remedies
bcin. no good for itching sores. ny
this limo the disease had spread all
over his body. and his hands wcf.
nothing but a solid mass of this Itch.
In. disease. purchased box Of CUT.
cura Soap and one box OF Cu'ieura
Ointment. and iha, night took III.
cuticura Soap and iuk-~arm water
and washed him well. Then ! dried
him and took the cu,icura ointmrh,
and anoinicd him with H. did this
every evening and In four nights hc
was entirely cured. Mrs. Frank Don.
ahuc. SOS Fremont st.. kokomo. Ind.
Sept. ie. 1907
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Deserved Only . Nickel.

A prominent charity worker OF New
Yord said tho other day about Miss
Gladys Vanderbilt:
when this good and charming .irl
goes to Hungary as the Countess Sxc.
chenyi. ! know Of certain hospital
wards where she will be missed
Ho paused and smiled.
''iiut Let mo tell you" he said. ''of
an Incident that bcfcii Miss Vanderbilt
last year. There was chiidrcn'R hos.
ing fruit and flowers to the little pa.
ticnts. and In n certain ward n boy was
pointed out to her one day m n very
bad customer.
oh. hc Is ineorrigible. aishcd tho
nurse.
Miss Vanderbilt talked while with
the ii,ti" chap and when nhc roHc TO so
sho said:
See here, I have heard bad rc-
ports about you. Now. want you to
promise me to be good. II you aro
good for Who'll. week. Ill give you
81 when I come again next Thursday
Tho boy promised To try TO bc good.
This promise. though. he did not keep.
On her mex, visit Miss Vanderbilt. go.
In. to his cot. said:
. 4 shall not ask tho nurnr how you
have behaved this last week. want
you To toll me yourself. Nov. what do
you think-do you deserve that dollar
I promised you. or noir'
The boy regarded MiRa Vanderbilt
with troubled fro~n. Then ho saii
" Gimme nickel
In a iow voice:
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r,ms LOCK ON eLEcrR.c STOVE.
cloelOwosk Turns on the Heat Durin0
Early Morning Houns.

Electric heating to be regulated by
time lock is engrossing the spare time
OF Prof. Harmon w. Morse of the
chemical laboratory in Johns Hopkins
university. says the New York Press.
He has invented an electric stove
with clockwork mechanism by which
the heat may be turned on at any
hour without personal attention. Tho
device also operates to turn the heat
on at any time required. II Is the pro-
fessor's aim to do away with the ne.
cessity for early rising. so far AZ fur
mace tending Is concerned. He be-
lieves that by installing one OF his
electric stoves In place OF u furnace
the head OF tho household may lie
abed az late as his business permits.
secure In the knowledge the house is
being kept at the proper temperature
without any effort on his TART.
Prof Morse's stove looks like n pair
OF porcelain tubes. He has not taken
anybody save his model maker into
his confidence In respect to the insidea
Of those tubes. To outward seeming
they are simplicity itself. Nor is there
anything complicated about the clock.
so far as exterior appearance goes. II
In the professors idea that on warm
evening. for instance. the householder.
having read In his morning paper that
there will be fall In temperature
after midnight. shall set the timc
clock Mt IL o'clock. When midnight
arrives the ciockwork turns on the
heat and by the time the rattle Of
sleet against tho pane half wakes the
householder that worthy will be In po-
sition To smile ut the Icy weather and
turn over for his second sleep.
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A. Barnes is cloaking Prunella. Enid
entreats. nervously: You will come
back soon?"
"Oh yes. by tomorrow morning"
laughs Anstruther. trying to make light
OF her fears. Jacks last cruise
ashore. you know"
mo ward.room Jokes about my com.
Ing husband!" commands his sister.
Indignantly. Ir.
"Yes. but IL can't bring Burton
home very early" says Lady Chartris.
In embarrassed tone. you see IL
promised to 20 to the Casino with
with Count Cipriano Daneila." adding
eagerly: Couldn't invite him to the
wedding?"
"Yes. bring him. please-I want to
see the gentleman" returns Barnes.
quietly. his eyes growing steely.
Anstruther looks astounded and
Enid seems amazed. but the most star.
tling effect Is produced upon Marina.
Her delicate face grows Of q deathly
pallor. her slight fingers work nervous.
ly, but her dark eyes begin to fiaIne.
"Gee." remarks Maud. the cham.
payne making her reckless. you need
MT look rs II you were going to exccu'
tion. Marina. Clip isn't your beau"
Maud. don't talk that way and go
to bed!" commands her mother. &C.
verely. Though the widow as she
steps into her victoria reflects with
delighted horror: These foreign
brides are awful. Here's q two weeks
one jealous OF that fascinating Count
Danelia. who's now devoted to me-"
Barnes Immediately follows his host.
ess and the carriage drives away rap.
idly. Lady Chartris calling to the driver
to hurry.
Miss Anstruther gnzes after II till
II disappears In the shrubbery leading
to the entrance Of the grounds. Then
with sigh she ianguidly remarks that
she Is tired and will 70 TO bed. Leav.
Ing Edwin and Marina In some honey.
moon conference In the parlor she
steps up to her chamber and gives her
maid few directions about her COM
Ing wedding. when there comes q
sharp. sudden rappins On the door.
What Is IT," cries Miss Anstruthcr.
and .rasps pistol Barnes has given
her. Ms they sailed into the Vile
franchc harbor. with the suggestion:
1t may be useful some day"
In answer. Maud's excited voice
through the panel makes Miss An.
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On the Death Of ea,sse.

There can be but austerc and seri
Gus thoughts In all hearts when .
sublime spirit makes Its majestic en-
trance into another life. when one Of
those beings who have long scared
above the crowd on the visible wings
Of genius. spreading all at
once other wings which We
did not see. plunges swiftly
into the unknown. No. It is not the
unknown: no. It is not night, It is light.
II is not the end, It is the beginninsl
It is not extinction. It is eternity. Is 1t
not true. such tombs as this demon.
strate Immortality In the presence
We call man.--victor Hugo.
Of the iliustrious dead We feel more
distinctly the divine destiny OF that
Intelligence which traverses the earth
to suffer and to purify itself-which
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ssru,hcr laugh. Enid. I can't 70 to
sleep Till you let mo be your maid OF
honor at tho wedding
If Il will please you. dear" remarks
Enid af!abiy.
That's bully" cries Maud: they
give bridesmaids presents. don't they ~
This last very eagerly.
Then she suddenly breaks out:
Didn't Marina get on a hieh horse
when ma said she was going In TO
meet Clip Danclia7 She's Jealous Of
him. reckon"
-Iush," commands Enid. you have
the mos, extraordinary ideas for a
child
''Chiid7 I'm 16." cries Maud. dc.
family. Then reprcssed in one dircc.
ton. the champagne tha, Is coursing
through Miss Chartris' brain breaks
out in another. Anyway she hints
roguishly. "Barncs might find an old
sweetheart this evening II he stepped
into tho Hotel st. Petersburg"
"whoy' The coming brides voice
II excited.
"Oh, a little girl isn't permitted TO
speak the name of such lady" re.
plies Maud. innocentiy. but It com.
mences with Belle and II ends with
a 'Biackwood.'
My heavens. is she hcre3"
Gee. and Biackie's in great shape.
too. was on the Promenade dos An.
giais with Marston yesterday. Not a
woman to touch her for beauty. Dia-
monds to beat Starr & Mortimer's. and
that Mr.. RuggIes running after her
with an open checkbook in his hand.
everybody said.'
Then we'll leave her to Mr.. Rug.
gies," says Enid. coldly, though her
heart is beating wildly.
"oh, but she won't stick to Mr. Rug.
giles. SO I thought I'D Just give you a
hint, SO that II she cuts in after you're
married you'll know how to fix her.
or course, this evening you are
blocked"
Blocked, this EVENING"
Il want to tell you something that
happened"
Don't dare TO-"
But I will. for your sake. A note
came to Barnsey from her"
"A note from that Infamous crea.
ture7 1mpossible!"
.Impossible7 I slipped It into Bur.
toms hand Just before he went in to
dinner, and he slipped It into his
pocket. I saw the address; Il was in
her handwriting." n. -
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Real Sport.

What will you have, sir7" asked
the waiter in the ultra.fashionable res.
taurant.
Il think I'll take some ale" drawled
Uncle Dcwberry. as he gazed in awe
a, the electric cigar lighter.
we have some very fine old musty
ales. sir7" H..y Il.
"Musty? Gosh all hemlock! Give
me the freshest you have. young man.
I reckon can afford to pay for good
strH when I want II"
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SYNOPSIS.
!. M. Dodd Nsaa 3 o.. y. Z.

q. Burton il. Barnes. a wealthy American
,tourinx Corsica. Iescues the young Ems
sr W and ii. corsiean bride. Marina.
daughter of the Paolis. from the mur-
dsroas ysndsttA. understanding that MS
lisi' iieussnant;, The four ny from Alas.
10 on ss.ra as psn
hoard the train for London q, Marssiiis..
which cause. her to collapse and n.ce.si-
iatea postpon-n-nt Of The Journey.
hasn.s s.ts par, OF III, nyH,.,,io,n , nS,s n,,,
employ an American detective and plans
For the % parpsas H ot securing 81 @ the safety
LADY char,ris i.as. a secluded villa q.
Marina Is In league with the c:rsiean.-
i sssn s pss.ins " n" s ssu.s he e' AMI Nsrina Is
thought to have given him a sisn. Ma.
rtna refuses TO explain To iiarn.s which
plans for the safety OF the party arr
learned by the cor.ieans- The earfias.
ssrssinE ssi,n ssei. party to the 's Sss sf ,hs
hofsrm-n Is supposed To b. corr-xio.
They Try To murder the American. TIE
sseiri Of .ompiisl,s il tie plot. Tine
party anchors At ~: T.op-a n. & yashs ~
u followed by small boat. The e"ph
detected giving signals To III. boat
nasnss attempts TO throw him oyrre:ar,i.
but is prevented by Marina and Enid
Tho cook 10 found 10 h. Innocent OF IN.
supposed plot and I. forris-n. Th- party
arrive at Nice and md Lady Chartfts
and her daughter Maud domisiied In tho
villa f-nted with Harness money. tarn.s
Is nnalrd 10 md that Count carrvxio IL
at Nice aad is acting the rois OF adnlf-r
to Lady chartfts ttarnus and Enid
make arrangements for their marriage.
ThS not tiEt,-ns about ltarn... lie r--
e-iN-. a note ffum La ti.iip uiaekwpod.
The Aff,ef ft.an adventures
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$500 In Gold. Free.

Send us tho names Of your friends
who want a piano. and u NC secure an
order aa a result ~c will give you IS
In sold for your trouble. Send all tho
details you can and write plainly. The
knipht.c smpbeii Music Co.. ls:s-3i
California ST. Dcnycr. Colo.
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George y. Wade. sculptor 10 King
Edward. has arrived IN New York. 10
study our men rnd women. Ho Will
remain in New York n short time and
then 20 West. There In only one piece
Of the seuip;or's work In this country.
That IL a drinking fountain ordered
by Frances willard and set up In Chi.
caEo.
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Danger Of Il.

Mother, mother. mother. turn the
hose on mel" said little Willie. as his
mamma was dressing him this morn.
ing. gr.E, or ..sr
"What do you mean?" she asked.
You've got my stocking on wrong
side out" he said. .Ur
We fear Willie will grow up to bo
. newspaper humorist.-Cleveland
Leader. n.......- . ...
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CHAPTER ViI.-cen,lnusd.

Yes. tho day after you left. tho
>poor fellow called to ask II knew tho
= particulars Of his dear brothers death.
You. having lately come from Corsica.
he thought. might tell him. Under tho
melancholy circumstances. ] deemed
II advisable TO say to him that you
would be at my villa In vilicfrnnchc
soon and would. Of course. give him
tho facts you might know In regard
to poor Musso. Hc was killed by
some bandit or other In Corsica. un.
dctstand. hut after the gallant Cipri.
aho met mo here on the dcs Ansiais
three days ago. hc-hc didn't seem
able TO talk about anyone else but
me- The widow bushes slightly.
looks eagerly al the clock and nut.
,cfs: The only other subject Count
Cipriaao mentioned ~as-~as We'd.
dinEs.-
Harness piunr-s his fork disEustcdiy
into his salad and curses his half con.
ndcnecs To Lady Charttis. The re.
trca; he had so carefully arranged for
Enid and Marina while he and Edwin
should hunt down the demons who
threatened their young lives. was now
BY his hostess babblins tongue be-
come known to their pursucrs.
He Eianccs moodiiy at his sweet
heart. Miss Anstruihcr's eyes and
her checks are both agamc. As II TO
defy .thc dangers that are gathering
abou, her wedding day. she says in
resolu,e tones: You know. Lady
Chaftris. I marry Mr.. Barnes to-mor.
row. and turns the conversation on
ker coming nuptiais, discussing with
Oer hostess the necessary preparations
f2S the ceremony the next evening.
With the dessert. Miss Maud enters
TO give life and visacity TO the feast
She has been put by her governess In
evening infant dress. pratties mcrrily
Of the approaching nuptials. suggests
that her youthful cars have heard some
Of the dinner table conversation
through the curtains that separate the
dinins.room from the parlor. Once or
twice. when her mothers head Is
turned. obcying a nod surrcptitiously
given her by Mr.. Barnes. she bolts a
glass Of champagne. that Is generally
forbidden her.
Inspired by the stimulating bever.
age. Miss Maud suddenly calculates:
isn't II a pity you're going to be mar.
ried on the sneak. Barnes7 When I
get spliced. as you say. Cousin Edwin.
I'm going TO church with six brides.
maids and train ten feet long"
Soon after the party rises. and Enid.
drawing her betrpthed into the pri.
vacy Of the parlor. whispers: MY
own. remember one of the Danellas is
here. BE careful for my sake" She
puts her fair arms entreatingly about
his neck.
Il have my pistols" answers Burton.
sententiously, and administers sooth.
ing kiss.
Stepping to Edwin. he whispers:
Keep a sharper lookout than ever"
yes. IT'S yardarm to yardarm now"
answers the sailor.
Lady Chartris' carriage is an
nounced.
Help me with my wraps, Cousin
Burton cries the widow, eagerly, and
''s7i anxious to be gone.
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In Luck.

IN Luck.
D-nnis-iiinnisy IL tho luckicsf
divil that liver walked.
Pairick-iiow's thatf
Dcnnis-faiih. an he promised TO
pay mo tho nvc dollars he borrowed
next wcck-ah' he up an died ycstcr.
day.-Smiih's Magazine.
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some,nIoo New Under the Sun.

A lady in tliinoi. sent as i.c . y,sr ago
for our remarkable collection Of vegetable
aud i,o~cr seed. and .ald sa;..d worth
thesviron. or made jitss. That. new.
Jus, send Thu. notice with I.c and rcs
....tt..t..l .nI
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Total .s.sss.sssssssssssss. y"
Above !. .,itiicicn, seed TO grow 1 bu.
Of rar..s vegetable. and Thousands. Of bnl.
Ian, Hov,t. and all is mailed to you
POSTPAID toa 1sC.
or " you scnd isc. wc will add a package
Of lterlincr Earliest Cauiihowcr. John a.
salscr Seed Co.. La Crosse. Wis. X. 4 W.
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FITS, st. vi,u. Dance and all Nervous
Diseases permanently cured by Dr. Mines
Grca, Nerve Rcs,orer. send for Free FL"
trial bottle and trvati.e: Dr. 2; II. Kline.
ii g5l Arch ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
On the Contrary.

Eph Grecn-Ah desires to purchase
nh razzer!
Cicrk-Safety?
Eph Grecn-No sab: dis am TO- 10
cial usage.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24

Tho elevator boys In New York's
forty second story once building will
be ablo to reach the highest office n
the land.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24

Happiness lies In the consciousness
We have OF It. and by no means In
the way the future keeps Its promises.
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Wise Is he who knows when not to
be patient
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sserk Left Heavy Baby.

A 1s-pound baby was born TO Mr..
and Mrs. John Rcichcnbach of Brook.
line. Pa. II is the third largest baby
ever born in PENNSYLVANIA.
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Nrs. Wiseasv's sosthiss Syrup.
ros shiIdr,a t.sthins. softsas the sur.s reduces b.
eamms,ioa. ALA pain. esrss utsd coe. nc tpstis
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Ratio Of Sudden Deaths.

The chances OF sudden death are
greater among men than womea \
the ratio Of one to eight 5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-01-24
Tombs Of cemeot,

Tombs Of Cement.
An entcrprising American has bo
gun to manufacture cement tombs.
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Brains can make money. but money
can't make brains.
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FILES CURED IN To - DAYS.
rAzD OtSTNENri is gusrante,-i tn eure anY cass
II Hshins. Mind. Rles.iins os pr.sfsdina iTies In
10 10 dAy monep refunded kpr.
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Denver Directory

.,sry.h.r. for ss-.se Bend for our free esi-
sioss. ,st .aasI.. .n3 S..S,,.. .s.,, p,,.s.
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|rca
|snu
kt,iy
an,i
ans.
| and
ing
| way
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
The Minister
and the Pew

should overcome the idea that he is Il
mere overseer of the undertaking bus
mess and marriage luxury. lie
should protest against the popular as
sumption that he must fill the pewS.
whereas he should fill the people who
are IN the pews. The problem of the
mchurchcd will neither he solved by
making the minister the traffic man
nger and expect him to swell the
church membership. Men and women
need the message more than the mes
sage needs the men and women. The
problem is solving itself by slow de-
grees as the churches are laying aside
their old and outworn trappings and
donning garments of more modern
cut There is no need for alarm. or
despair. or pessimism. We are trav-
cling on the right road. and though
it be circ,iitous. we are getting there
all right The time is not far distant
when the number of unchurched vii!
be greatly diminished. when men and
women. young and old. will join the
church for the good they can put into
it and then bring out of it. We must
give the matter time. we must allow
things chance to settle themselves.
before long we shall have brighter
situation for the church and Il more
fortunate condition for the I'M
churched.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
Rev.
Albert
L0Wy

British Jews, died last month at the
grand old age of ninety-two. lie was
IL native of Moravia. and after study
ing at the Polytechnic and Univer
sity at Vienna, decided to go to Lon
don. which he did in 1910. Here we
find him as a minister of the premier
Anglo-Jewish Reform Synagog III
lS42. almost from its very inception.
lie assisted in the preparation of the
early edition of its Prayer Book in Use
i'm his congregation. In 1871 he sue
ceeded in launching the Anglo-Jcwsh
Association. pet scheme which he
nOurished while at the University III
Vienna where he. with Steinschneider
and Benisch, comprised the En-
heit.' Il secret society which had for
its purpose the emigration OF perse-
cuted Austrian Jews to Turkey. In
1874 he went to Russia. furnished
with letters of recommendations from
Cremieux. president of the Paris Al
lance. to leading Jews in st. Peters
burg lie obtained an insight into
Jewish conditions which aided his
program considerably. In 1889 he
visited the Levant and saw to the i'm
provement of the Jewish schools. In
1899. he retired from the pulpit. but
still continued his humane and liter
airy labors to the end. His life was II
history. He was great student. a
marvellous scholar. and an assiduo,is
toiler.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
Socialism
and
Christianity

the compatibility of Socialism ana
Christianity since they regard social
questions from different viewpoints.
This subject has not infrequentl!
been labored for several years. each
side advancing arguments to prove
their own contention. Socialism.
without Christianity. is looked upon
as an impossible ideal. since it is too
materialistic. While the aims agree
in the main, the methods differ This
is all very well. but materialism is IL
Stage and not finality. it is process
and not an end. 1t will find way to
IA higher ethical ideal that is eminent
ly practical The infusion of Chris
tianity Ell masse. with its cthic and its
theology and creed into socialism. will
not purify Socialism in the least. On
the contrary. it may prove damaging
to the evolution of scientific and re
ligious Socialism.