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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-16
MnsuIt to Russia"

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-That the
Sulzer resolution to abrogate the 1882
treaty with Russia will be considered
an Insult to Russia" is enacted into
law, is the substance of a message
conveyed to President Taft by Secre-
tary Knox today. Knox previously had
conferred with Ambassador Bahhaetoff
of Russia.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-16
Turks Plant Bombs.

CONSTANTINOPLE,, Dec. 16. =
Clockwork bombs were found today in
the offices of the grand vizer and war
minister. 1t is believed that followers
of the deposed sultan are responsible.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-16
M 'MANIGLE BOUND
FOR INDIANAPOLIS

E LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16.-Arrange-
ments for the transfer of Ortie Nc
Manigle to Indianapolis to testify
there, were completed today. Accom-
panied by a score of detectives he will
leave Monday night on special car.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-16
Chinese Red Cross.

SEATTLE, Dec. Chinese here
are selling Red Cross tags to secure
funds to carry on works of mercy
among those injured in the Chinese
revolution. Christian churches are
aiding in the work
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-16
ManchuS Must Yield.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16.-Unless
Tang Shae Yai, representing the
Chinese Imperial government in the
peace conference at Shanghai agrees
to the immediate abdication OF the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-16

up tigers and other big game for the
royal sportsman.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-16

ken from the structural iron workers
was obtained.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-16
TO Control Utilities.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 16.-The public
utilities bill, the goal of the progressive
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-16

priests are preaching a holy war
against Russia.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-12-16

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

fort of the public. In addition to the
amusements which are to be provided,
the building Is to be supplied through
out with q system of moving stairways.
Safeguards Against Fire Peril.
What Ia deemed to be an essential
precaution against the danger from
fire is the provision for the construction
Of numerous fre-proof gtairways
throughout the building, but separate
and distinct from the building proper.
To aid In this regard, there win be a
complete sprinkler and ssand-pipa sys-
tenn. with I'VE eight thousand sprfnk-
Ter beads.
For the accommodation OF the public
there will be eighteen raptd-running
elevators OF the most modern type dis
tributed In convenient batteries
throughout the store.
To provide for j freight necessities
there utl Re constructed 81 sis Ezai-
sey street side elevator facilities snf-
ticiently ample 20 admit the largest
furniture wan. including the horses.
Ia providing for the comfort and
safety of the public tbs Arm OF L.
Bamberger d CO. has not overlooked
the necessities OF Its employees.
Kitchen ana restaurant facilities for
employees. wherein meals may be OBJ
tanned ct = nominal cost. ara 60 be
provided. a striking instance OF the
znsdsxrs vssv o. the employees cosn-
sazs L. 1a~em BY tbs azln Ia the rest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

The interior win be of design and
workmanship IN keeping with the
simple beauty OF the exterior. Solid
mahogany and rosewood bases will
prevail throughout. The building will
be essentially a daylight store. The
window arrangement is such as to pro-
vide for the greatest possible admis-
sion OF natural light
"A complete enumeration of Its many
provisions Is not now possible. II IL
obvious, however. that the comfort and
welfare OF the public has been largely
considered. Fer instance. within the
building there win be provided one OF
the largest rest rooms IN the city
In addition, there win be a complete
auditorium, with a seating capacity OF
over LOCO, wherein 1t Ia contemplated
10 entertain the public by providing
suitable entertainments from time to
time.
The children ara aIao Remembered
Tho iittls ones who naust accompany
their mothers may ind comfort and
amusement i'm q cornpIetaly-appointed
pIayroonn which il to be provided.
Ts 10 possible also. that the building
may provide O. cooled breathing SPOT
I'm the hoe suvnrnsr months. The cone
struction of 9 Ecck garden 10 Goa
tasnplasad, ana e Il not improbable
that IL may form parE % thss nodssu
strrrnrs when aSzaesss6.
The ssrna Las evidently Sivea much
consideration 60 shs s@zsty aaa eoxa-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

The spirit Of enterprise and progress
which has directed the destinies OF this
firm during the past eighteen years to
its present successful position in the
commercial world is manifest in the
provisions which 1t is making for flu
ture necessities.
The FIRMS new building. to be known
as ''The Big White Store" Is under
way. The work OF denaolishing the old
structures is now in progress.
The new building ia to cost approxi-
mstely s2.oec. 600. and VIII be completed
within q yea
The site of the new structure win
cover she block on Market street from
Haisey to- Washington street On
Market street there viii be q frontage
OF LA fact The structure will be L.
shaped in formation. 1t will have q
depth of Ife feet on Washington street
and esS feet on HaIsey street.
Imposing mi commodiouH entrances
an the threa th-ercu~Es-~-- -.u 80 PIC
vIdeA-
NfHe-sxsry Gefhse Fsls.
In architectural design the general
treatment OF the building win be-
Gothic. Including the basement. there
ara to be nine stories. The specslca~
sions call for an exterior that viii be
inposingly beautiful Polished granite
20 10 the second floor win serve as q
massive base upon whirs- ID 70 xaat 3
supsrstrtsctura % cure white tezxa
@sat&ss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
SAYREvilLE

Miss Katherine Craven. OF Main
strest, has returned home from New
York. where she attended q party
given by Edward Ence.
Charles sarnsel, of lower Main
street. Joined the P. o. OF A.. al
South Rivsr Tuesday evening.
Charles Gfldersieeve was a New
York visitor Tuesday on business fos
sayre e Fisher Company.
hrs. Joseph Thorn was q eoutf
River visitor yesterday.
John WrcbeI, one of SAyra & Fish.
erss butchers. IL now enjoying !
pleasant vacation.
Mrs. Ds Bite and Miss Myrs
YefTaii spent yesterday In New
~Brunswick.
Qsorgs Smith ss rapidly improving
at his hcms In Main street. after be-
'as very SICK With nm attack OF grip
Clifford Redan wss D MiIItown viz
tor yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
. OLD BRIDGE

Mrs. Burlis Shelters and children
were entertained by Mrs. Peter
Shelters a { Spotswood Monday after
noon.
Old Bridge Is starting to boom.
There are several new houses under
way and more to follow. s
Asbury Fountain, OF Browntown,
was a visitor in the borough Tues
day.
Misses Susie Reid and Reava Clay
ton were entertained by Miss Reds
aunt, Mrs. l.. Reid. of Madison ave-
nue., Perth Amboy, Monday after
noon.
There was only n session at the
local school yesterday on account Of
the funeral Of Mrs. T. Killian.
Mrs. John Apologize was an out
of-town visitor yesterday.
A. NJ. Van Hise is having a con
crete floor laid In the cellar OF hill
home In Maple street. G. P. Hiilye1
Is doing the work.
David Cannon, OF the Riverside
hotel, Is visiting with friends a
south River.
w. =. Clayton. Of s1over-stonake.
Company, attended the sportsmen'
show at New York yesterday.
Henry Van Hise has arrived hom'
after a months visit with friends il
Philadelphia.
Miss Jessie Minor Is visiting will
friends In Spotswood.
George r. Rue, road o%verseer. ha
his force of mea at work scrapinl
the roads in his district, which great
iiy benefits the tourists.
Miss Ollie Rue, RI
a towp Elsie Hentyig, of the Bablips
Missionary society, Philadelphia, Wis
tied with friends in town Tuesday.
Frank Yeble Is moving his famfl,
to New York, where he has acceptet
a position
Mrs. John H. Clayton and daugh
ter Reaya were entertained b,
friends at Perth Amboy Wednesday
Benson & Chapel. the decorators
are painting the house of T. Rothar
at Fpotswood.
Mrs. B. y. Bioodgood was a re
cent visitor with relatives at PERT
AmbOy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
TURNS TABLES ON MExICANS.
Captain cabrsis Theory IL XIII Fed
erals or Get Killed.

ef& VI " tff~
lei Paso, Tex, March 23.-Mosby's
Confederate guerrillas had nothing on
Captain Juan Cabrais rebels. now
working in Sonora. He accept I the
Mexican governments suspension of
civil guarantees by ordering his men
to execute Colonel Luis Anguinia,
whose command he shattered near
|Cumpas, In Sonora, last week, and
has commenced executions on the
hypothesis that the insurrecto is the
only real government: hence all fed
eral officers being In open opposition
must be executed.
Cabrnl has 400 ceyalrymen With
him, and a hundred more are march
ing to join him from western Chihua-
hua. He has demanded the surrender
Of the Ures Sonora, former capital Of
that state, and has captured Bana-
machi. Reupre, Babicora and Lencho,
in Sonora, executing a-few federals at
each place and remaining only long
enough to take the cash in the treas
slry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
HAD SOCIAL
AT MATAWAN
Ladies' of N eihodist Church
Entertained.
speciol 10 the EvENTNc NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Matawan, March 23-The "Sham-
rock. social which was held in the
lecture room of the M. e. church
last evening was a splendid success.
both socially and financially. The
room was beautifully decorated with
green and white, and shamroeks
were in p~rofusion whereve the eyes
rested. The ladies who had this
part of the social in charge are to
be complimented on their good taste
and patience. The musical program
was as follows:
Vocal solo, Michael Roy" Mr..
Koert Wyckoff.
Piano selections, Miss Meta
Thompson.
Vocal solos, my Love Nell" and
"Pretty Irish Girl" B. C. Lippincott.
Jr.
Several selections by the Male
Quartet.
At the close refreshments were
served. The gross receipts were
over SIC.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
KEYP0R1

Tbe regular meeting of Freedom
Council. Daughters of Liberty, will
~ held In their lodge rooms In the
/. al O. III hall, IN Front street, here
sasstEat1e meeting Ell be- Iol-
Il By q sociab1e to which all
~ invited.
MIRA. Edwin Chapman and son,
Edwin. Jr., OF West New York, for
meriy OF this place, spent yesterday
with friends here.
Cecil 8. Aekerson, OF Main street,
spent yesterday at Freehold.
The Afternoon Five Hundred
fylub win meet at the home of Mrs.
Hufus o. walling, In Main street,
tomorrow afternoon.
Dr. ana Mrs. Garrett g. Hoagland,
who have been spending a few
vve~ks AZ Cheron. South Caroline.
Tor the benent Of the formers
hpalfh. returned to their home, cor
nsr on Main and Front streets, here,
Tuesday night. DIR. Hoagland's
friends will be glad to learn that his
health ID very much improved
Rev. william e. Compton, OF the
Reformed church, Of this place. vii
occupy the pulpit In the Reformed
church at RED Bank, next Sunday
morning. where he viii Install tht
elders and deacoDs OF that church
PH. Pfeune. of the New Brunswicl
Theological Seminary, who Is actins
AZ the pastor OF the Red Banl
church, win preach here.
The Keyrort High School Literar'
and Debating Society will hold 81
entertainment In the high schoo
building tomorrow afternoon.
4tE@E 49, 1881 - IT CataF
Of SMiddletown. Conn, are v~isitins
Al tho home Of their daughter, MRS
Henry q. Ackerson, Jr., in FRS
street.
Contractor George Langan ha'
been awarded the contract TO BULL
q new horse for Thomas Ward II
Osborn street ct a cost OF abou
model ira Tnifd avfeag residenes o
Patrick Dane, raising the roof. put
ting on sIate shingles and dormet
windows together with some lnteri
or improvements at a cost OF abou
$1,000.
William Cottre1l, of Brooklyn, re
turned horne yesterday after spent
ing a few days with Stephen Au
mack.
Tha A. o. Fl. held their regnla,
meeting al their LODGE rooms las
night at witch meeting a risins
vote OF thanks was given George ID
Langan for bis efficient and hare
work toward making the st. Pat
ric1ss day bali a success The so
ciety cleared s225 on the bah.
3 N. Johnson. Jr., Of Bedford
vas IN town yesterday.
Mayor w. r.. Warn was In New
YGrk on buffress yesterday.
The funeral OF Joseph King wa.
held yesterday morning ut II o,elocs
ut the Baptist church. rntermenf
WAC made in Greengrove cemetery
Mr. King vas a former resident o
Kuyport. but hss been ~ressSfrE n
Hoonfon. at which Dlace he dses
March ~ OF b~ernorrhaxes Of ths
lungs He ia survived by q widow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
kEYP0RT MAN UNDERG0ES
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
Ipeoiat % me HVENJNG NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, March 23:-Stephen J.
Massey was operated on a few days
ago in the Hssex Memorial Hospital,
Newark, by DR.. C. Beggs, of that in
stitution, for a growth inside Ills
nose. The operation was very sue
cessful and Mr.. Massey is now able
to attend his duties with the Stan
dard Oil Company. /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
NEW SOCIAL CLUB Is
FORMED AT KEYPORT
epsoial 10 the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keypert, March ga new social
club has been formed In Keyport. As
yet the members have not decided on
a name, but Will no doubt do SO at
tie next meeting. Those who have
Joined ire: Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Huy-
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Fox, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. Post, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Warwick, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waugh.
Miss Alice Reya, Miss Rose Hurdle,
. = RRejya and Harry Milford.
The club has accepted an Invita-
ton to attend the Grange dance In
Geran's hall. Matawan, Monday
night, March 20. The next meeting
Of the club will be held Monday even
ing.SApril q. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Huyler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
FIREMEN PLAN BIG STRIKE.

Southern System Walkout viii Affect
$4,000 Men.
Chattanooga. Tenn. March 23.@Tha
statement is made hJ q prominent OF
nvur OF the Firemen's brotherhood that
the entire Southern system are to be
called out on strike at once
This system comprises twenty-three
railroads. on which are 10000 fremen
and engineers. and includes all rail-
roads south and west Of the Potomac.
south Of the Ohio and a $ Of the Nils
sisippi rivera
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
MATAWAN

Mrs. Harry Thompson is spending
the day In Brooklyn.
william G. Bedle and Harry
Thompson are Freehold visitors to-
day.
Mrs. G. B. Shepherd was a Red
Bank visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brown are
spending a week in Brooklyn.
Jay Duncan Is confined to the
house with the mumps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
kEANSBURG

About thirty ladies of the village
kathered at the home Of Mrs. Arrie
Morris lats night for a carpet rag
party. A most enjoyable evening
was spent. Refreshments were
served late In the evening.
O. w. Wright, Of New York, was
IN town yesterday looking after his
property here.
Otto Neiberg, who is engaged as q
carpenter for c, l.. Olsen, went to
New York yesterday to meet his fam
lily, who arrived from Copenhagen
yesterday. Mr.. Wtberg and family
hare rented ona Of tho emerson
houses on Port Monmouth road and
viii reside there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
GARAGE WORK
TO Be RUSHED
| Contract is Awarded by A
Salz at Report.
ac,o1 y the NEWS.

spscsal 10 the EVENING VIEWS.
Keyport. March pa. Salz has
awarded to Dallis Young the con-
tract to rebuild what is now used as
q livery stable and convert it into a
garage. The building will be cover
ed with corrugated iron~and extend
ed to the street line with large plate
glass show windows.
Mr.. Salz has leased the garage.
when completed, to William Aumack
for q term of five years. He will
conduct an up-to-date garage, en-
ploying firsf-class mechanics at all
times. Tie cost OF remodeling the
building will be about $4,000, and
work will be started at one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
BELF0RD

Mrs. e. r. Lyman, Of Manasquan,
Is visiting friends In town.
Miss Jessie Kraemer, of Red Bank,
is spending a few days with her par
ents In town.
Mrs. Alvin Mount, of Atlantic
Highlands, was the guest of Mrs.
Charles Hubbs yesterday.
Mrs. Eugene Beals. Of Red Bank,
is spending a few days with her
father, Daniel Bennett.
The Bedford Fire held
their regular meeting at Yards hall
last evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
SEWING CIRCLE NET
At KEYPORT YESTERDAY

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport. March 23-The Keyrort
Ladies' Sewing Circle met at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Miller, of
First street, yesterday afternoon.
refreshments were served. Those
present wore. Mrs. J. Maurer, Mrs.
William Mauer, Mrs. William Eek
hart. Mrs. H. Bauer and Miss Fran
ces Ward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
ALTER A. SALZ & CO.'S
BIG STORE AT KfYP0RT
'Deoial 20 thg NEWS.

TFUEFFF y "a y VT y IT
Keypbrt, March 23:-Extensive
alterations are now In progress at
the mems clothing department of A.
Salz G Company. New clothing
racks are being installed and all
tables formerly used for the display
of clothing will be dispensed with.
Electrician A. H. Sands is installing
new combination gas and electric
fixtures to take the place of the arc
lights.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
WORK IS BEGUN
On bAMbERGER
100000 STORE
Immense Nne.Sfory White
Structure viii Be Completed
Within a Year.
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NOTHING CONDUCIVE TO
COMFORT TO BE OMITTED.
Fronis Ia Feet on Market SIS
23S on Haisey and lie On
Washington, Newark

Ths srsa OF H. BasnhsTger . co. to
preparing 10 beaasify Newark and 20
kssp p@cs vita 10 gwn ~azSsanding Fs-
anig@Iaa1saa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

II you do not read the NEWS
every day you will miss = great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
SURF THEATRE
KEYPORT. NJ. j,

r%~~s1 PRODUCTIONS m LITE
MOTION AND ILLUSTRATED
GoE0s,
res FEES u pictures "a sssv pss
snxraazso@ . shews svssy Evsalna
Tslb p. m- Hatfnas Daily 81 s.1s )
~ Saturday Matinee $3.50 D. n
Admission E7antng lea. asaAinssa
gaaadge0 81
@Fpu EUsT GO 70 TIE Bg9nv re.
M8 IL THH EwIAgv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

The regular meeting of Freedom
Council, Daughters OF Liberty, VIII
~ held In their lodge rooms IN the
4. ia @. III hall, IN Front street, here
astEatT2e meeting Wal be Io.-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06

movement put directly in the hands of the mob. without the integposi- ton of representation or delegation of functions. The declaration that all men are equal must be carried out by establishing equality of pos session as well as of right. This is only to be accomplished by a redls- tribution of wealth.
 But since government by mob pow CT would mean only confusion, vio- lence and chaos, it is necessary to have some supervising and control. ling authority somewhere. and this demand can only be satisfied by the rule of an autocrat or of an oli. garehy. The Constitution is in the way of the mob and of the despot, and it must be got rid of.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
The Salon.

The French academy was originally junction of the drawing rooms of the Marquise de Rambouillet and her daughter. Julie d'Angennes. Duchessc de Montausler. The salon as a meet ing place for conversation and the pro duction of beaux esprits and writers hardly existed before these ladies opened that of the Hotel de RamboniI- let Prior to this social event women of tiptop quality and rich bourgeoises received their company tn their bed rooms. There was nothing answering to the English parIor or the Italian hall of conversation The bed. as fin the sleeping room of Louis XIV, was surrounded by a balustrade, outside of which gentlemen who had dropped in to visit remained standing. It would have been shockingiy unmannerly of them to step over the barrier. The iady of the house. dressed in her best dishabilie. sat on the edge of the bed. Ladies calling went within the balus- trade and sat on folding stools. or has socks. according to rank and age. Mme- de Lafayette painted from life in describing in La Princesse de Gloves" a conversation on love. In which the dauphiness took the lead, reclining on her bed.-London Truth
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Guilty Anyway.

The most striking instance of a van ished man coming again to light to take part in legal proceedings is that which occurred in a case where Dan iel O'Connell was defending a man in dicted for murder. The case for the prosecution seemed as clear as pos sible. and O'Connell contented himself with fewer questions than were to have been expected of so eminent a cross examiner. When the case for the crown had closed he announced that he had but one witness to call, but that witness was important to the case. He was the murdered man, very much alive. There was no doubling the mans identity-everybody knew it The judge therefore turned to the jury and directed them to acquit the prisoner. To his amazement. however. they returned a verdict of guilty. Asked for an explanation. the foreman observed that they had no doubt that the prisoner was innocent Of the mur- der. But" he added, i've find him guilty of sthealing my ould gray mare three weeks ago"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
ARIZoNA's
CONSTITUTION.

It is to be regretted that Arizona is now getting much undesirable notoriety because of few features in the proposed constitution. Ths following is from Iron Ore, w4ie,y circulated mining paper pubhshsd at Ishpemig. Michigan:
 "Arizona's presentation to con gress in the way of constitution is so full of initiative, referendum. re cali and lot of other rot that it is impossible for statehood to follow. The gentlemen who composed the document seemed to forget that there were many in congress, this including the president, who would not adopt any such set of articles The matter wasn't to be settled by Arizona politicians but by the mere steady heads of toe national gov ernment. We have not yet reached that stage suggested by the Arizona constitutional delegation. The peo pie of Arizona who really want state hood under the usual charter will have to make another try with d less socialistic lot of composers"
 Of course the editor of Iron Ore exaggerates in speaking of the gen eral objectionable character of the Arizona constitution. This constitu- tion contains mach that is admir- able. in fact, to our mind, we think the constitution is all right with the exception of the provision for the recall which should have ID place in our system of government. We would say make it easy to re move any delinquent from public of fee when delinquency is proven, but not before To place any officer on trial and allow possible public clam or to decide ge think would be un- desirable.
 We believe that the constitution will fail to meet with the required approval at Washington and that Ari- zona will be barred from statehood and denied, thereby, the very prec- ious governmental features for which there is widespread desire.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06

a bare majority of one in the vote cast does the work; and the vote cast may not be a majority of the electors. In recall elections the twenty-five per centum of the voters who sign the petition will all turn our and vote, for the wifi have an interest in carrying out the object of the petition; while but a small part of the seventy-fve per cent who do not sign may then take sufi- oient interest to go te the polls. In such event the twenty-five per cent who signed the petition may carry the election
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Mhn He Mas

The "cuby reporter is the greenest reporter on the stan of a newspaper. When anything particularly stupid happens on the paper he is the one first to be accused, and he is usually rightly accused The only salvation for him is 10 improve. which he does in nine cases out of a dozen. The Bos- ton Journal told recently of an anus ing ''break" of a wholly innocent na- ture which a certain cub made.
 The reporter had been sent to a sub urb to report a sermon. He arrived late. near the close of the service and took a seat near the door. When the last hymn was over he asked his neigh Dor. an elderly gentleman:
 What was the text of the sermon r'
 '''Who art thouT" answered the parishioner
 Boston reporter" replied the other.
 The man smiled Subsequently he told the preacher, who next Sunday told the congregation-at the cubs ex- pense.