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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-18
cn1cAco anus ,LAnkrr.

chicago Ill., July i7.-Tra.nloads Of new
wheat from the Southwest scurrying TO
market to-day. scni quotations tumbling.
lnc close was heavy AZ .oss OF i7se TO
~ ei.c net Corn and oats both finished
s. ~. down. and provisions irregular.
ranging from .ast nlshrs level to 4 decline
ot l5c.
The leading futures ranged as follows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-18

Rosin-steady al s56. receipts ls, bar
rcis Tsr-FlTm at So. receipts IS harrsi.
crude pen;inc-steady Mt sSa5G475. re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-18
Railroads
Richmond, PrGdGTiCkSb'g & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM wAsHiHG ROW AND BEYoHD
Arrive Richnond
Leave Richmond

.Dany. Weekdays. ssundsys only.
All trains 70 or from Byrd Street Station
utop 81 EieA. Time OF srrvAls and departures
not guaranteed Read the signA-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-18

Cash s-stn closcl- Whcat--%o rcd,
y NJ 'tis 80 hard. eeV Tisc Corn
80 -371'i4c oats-So 3 whire. ia95ic..
staratrl -"qtti.c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-18
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
lies stock
Ailis-chalmers. old

Aiiis- old
An,s.,,ho,,,.ne nes
l"' '''Is' P'u" ola 81
i''.'t y nhlsamatcd Copper
20 amer. Agri Chem. com.
= l'ef Beet sugar. COM.
''t'p y n"rican can ...... -......
American Can. pfd ..-...
amer Car and Foundry.
American Cotton oil .....
Am. Hide and Leather. pr
5ol American Loconotive
Amor. Locomotive, MD
Amer Niait n ~,
goo Am,i.ir.n Sm.i,iro
Ar,. S,.to ~, -,
ain t,.,.,t... -,...,,
.l N-. I'LL ,r
.ri -,..
G ~. pa "'''-.-.
~ "ua ~'pPer ...--. .'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-18

tM'ns,on g.. July i7.-sp.riis rpr-
p'H''"e-steaay at 'lhc.. reeoipts Is ea,x,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-18
D1cnMoNp STOCK lLlKknl.
Ry Richard " Maury.
Ytock ana BOND Broker. ,iil = Main stree
Richmond Va july = 1872

SALES At BOARD.
Virginia Railway and Power CO. ptd o at
s7a
Virginia Railway and Power CO. com =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-18

AZ Iotal sales for day 80 900 sharas
~ Ioal sales for week (three dayst "a -, .,.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30
fr--erse Esvenue A=cruez C Thz@
Country Because of les AeEHoasi-
edged Sgprsmzcy-

JuIes Heurst- 4 French writer a.
ss-rs that In fashion France e srtlL
VzrfvzIed- He has carefully tuTssIt-
gated the state Of Affairs in Germany
EuzIaud. Switzerland. Ausrr1z and
northern ItzIy. ard has come ID the
eCueIusfou that France stands first IN
uatters Of taste Her fsWelry designs
ard Hzr models of furniture ara the
h-est IN The world. although England
aid G--uany are selling WeA n 10E1
these zf-eeeiouz. he declares
FrUu fzzhtou II Hewer estimates
4ha reverue of the French az I51,g00.-
efa francs. II Paris thers are ever
1zGag business houses employing
frr- ozs 70 100 working girls For
tHs whole Of France the tGraL Cf suEh
establishments reaches $4,000, &c
whscn nav be added $4,000 lingerie
f--= s1go houses where ezIhrCt1er-
as=zs and meu6er- are emgLCFed-
Tb-z there are II5.G09 shops where
sewfuE IS the Industry carried On
More tan a million psrsCus ea-u
their LIVING In this way. $4,000 WOMEN
a-E 5000 uen- To ths agE-ggzta ct
a uf7Tznn zazz-earuers BY taeir ueeGila
nzr Be counted IAaG00 employers
Tsr-z and small 0f wham Zda01 ara
-eu ana rrA1GG Women This vast
s-a-zv E1ez not provide the means af
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

again settled them-
selves 20 enjoy the sea air en- tie YER
auda- Last faII I went To England -
see about zcme business matters -hzra-
intended 70 spend tie wfu-sr eizlzr
rEere OF CUT vest Ct II the southern
states
But the plans thar 7 had maile I'll
not turn out vel and Z dscifssf Go
spend the winter right here IA V-a-EE
Eiu Il was the first time that Z CT
ny family had ever stayed here m
the cold weather Butr when bllE
the house. put steam hsaE M1C e.
so We were very CCmECrtlhla- Ant1
rizht there the idea z1rueE lie. uGC
only to run this place as a BOARDING
house. bur as N aL-theEsarEuuz1E.
boarding house
In that idea something C t1e 0--E
InzIfrv Cf the Dan SeuET WIG
evolved a fsvEcsuT aHd played the
cotton market 70 a z-zufs1EI erugE
out agzin- Up 70 the Drsseu- tine no
BODY has ever tEoughr oE tha- wznEf-
SWEPT Brumcur1rv- Watch Hi II 4
place IN witch 70 sgend the Wl1-zr-
YET. having done Z oEee- -EsE1' S.EZE
was amazed N the z1LdHsss Gf l1s
air and promptly ressTE8 % uaHz
ether people beziLEsH hzTIzsziE gnf1E r.
In fact. he aI-eaefv tzEEz aboUE Wa-Et
Fffu as 4 scrr aE fIrura ArIaurl. CRY
Of View England
-Our rhsrE-agdi1 hs wEEEE MS
hand toward the. Atlantic ags1I -
-ouIv z short way GfE the cEEzE az
the E1IE stream EE gIa u.zE-
enough 70 keen the weather EE-u zzzr-
ezrz r1o enId here IN winter EeE
everTboGF VINO has i HGuza heEz ar
hires one E1r the uTl-uL weather. 1iEVzr
STAYS Izrzr than NoveEuheEs and -iIa
I hotels close early IN SeUusuher- In
going 70 show people rhaE TINS liz II
I aII-ths-Fezr-ruuuf plaCs-
Are y1U dGf1E zHFtnnE aestitzsH
running your bGarE1ug hE1IEs17 azEifl=it
Z the reporter
Nothing whatsEsE answered 11e
ezenu1u LE
YET this Is the man whu, Al Cd
I scure FruEideuca eGr11u ar1LEzI-r slIEl-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

One Of the New York represents
tirss II congress tells Of a social
functiun In an assembly district pO-
1ltiral club Oh The East side, whereas
fhs chs1man of tbs entertainment
COMMITTEES acted as master of esr~
Dur3es.
The chairman was very busy intro
ducing the newly-sTI1Ted members OF
1he club ID the guests, who tneluded .
number CT municipal Ofhcers- The
rsp1eBgu1E1iFs mentioned was pre-
sgutsd in a way TO halEe his Official
h1nurs with his wife, az The Honors
aHls and Hrs. Congressman Blank
Next rHms 2 couple who were not
known To the master Of ceremonies.
bu1, after receiving the correct name
In q whisper. he announced
M. and Mrs. Inspector OF Hy-
6rautH. Faucets and Shopworks Ca
aev-'-11ipTinc0r
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

EzzEF assszsasE 20 Wan street and
sss.-zr sgerzzzE ID rzE1n n aaron1-
11r,a VII 4 -EFF1saz- allE1 seemed %
slz E1+1E116s- EAlB - 1hs nan NhEss
zIz1h-r.# guzs1zez1F UEz14bad l-s
vtzzs1z cuE SHIFTS IN 1hs country.
whose rr1E-H ran ER aE 1lEh As sboa.-
IHF fl -usH szIT---alhR man whose 1Hl-
IRA wEsn l-znurD1ssa frun 1bs rus
--ru &c -az gnmrTn EE1inzIge On
Tz-rH IA lEHA. sIuBs5 1ihs Widest
-u1Hr zrs- answu In tine history q
-ltE- z1zzil-rI-i-u-
Thz aUa1" EE-F W1D NV TAXES
1aruBs -1-guE1 a5E nZJuEs AID Enziias
sr1ras en- rurunE ~ 1bsm was ones
vrr-~F q FH FmB Ez 1uH1 leEI9T &-s-
aHg Hga Ct e 20 rv1 u1uu1aH- Asno-d-
TX % nm. dss z-Iz1ErEnnad ms HalHB-
-f-- z1s,,,sr.ziz1l ID TIE HEE'ssI-ul p 1EzlI
/. AZ -ha rrrz1n sz1rtIE1sEs Il las On TIE
-sasrrsaz C 1aE- Es-Hl March Ia i
w-.E nrr rad Eu rhH fl1a- Of The IL
.irszrEa u-l-1 1ws EE-U1HE 7laHt =
Thar diszHF e rw8 uIutas nnst
u.H sr-nrH EIa.- EulF EFI5 unHR. ID tab
=--r -i,z Fa--r- II 81 1Ha f,aHn usDd Il
7r EzE -rz . e7rl-eik Z zriE1-1 hHFs rnDs
1Ir- al riE"
s. VIZ. #HHB HEss smoke cleared
z-z-n "a fisGB Wihsra hH haa z-aa1 rls-
zT-=- Els E.1a5Enaas zgza]sa Up 70
4ruzrrrE EhH EHmhmg At the 1iDs
.T,r1l shy zE51 70 z -'HTI1--sr-
.''Ttz-Hz vEsi-E EED Z w'EE w'-rzh 90
HrH ann Wv Tn mn worth ESb-"
1uEh w'HF D. vim nov rE-1s The sea
E=lTz Hgn1--f II El.IuEH and ELlIl--Ete5
r-7rr rfH -sGraa# e Watch 5ll and
-= ra1T ufEEzE-I.EzsE gs 11Erl-1lg
-Eusn E--a Al ms aE-T5H-lulls q 1-tA
-Efre a.a 1Ju-# rs1l #I1iluzlEEm- 1hsg
u-s11z Hss ts-ssf1EidH ID ina most COZ
+z7r-7-u.l-z Eir4zE.HsIsH II them HI
.E1u-I g-iu NE To gHt hack 70 1lsE
EgrEg"
Liza z zfEr EsEzss 1Ife EnEWsr. Win
4 rs,aa-u rf aIsz sgH and 3 E1Ep q the
INV
v7s1r1b 2 Eha 20 EHt hack Why
EHw EgrE Is 1hs EuzT g1aEe II Ihs
vvlErzlfg'
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30
Wezicif TlrzE A1zrssIzn=E s1is.lilll.lLla -
fzfruz1zrt tu -lTE Management
uf EzIr ~ 1TTTgzT..

View YORK ztztH G1ITr8 haEa dlssEiEzz
uaeaf Mss Christina A-5EEEa,. VIII
iH agzd aEEgErT-EZEu, AS ATM - Ilisf1'ziiiiE
of the SIS. 900 500 eH1d1a Hz11 IL 1s-
Hrzfhar BL-- Idhn Ar1uElI1Ez- tl1iss 'lEsIE.,I1-
kind VIC died h1rHsfsI-ss LaHE 4LsE-zlil-
This u1aEzB fEur American 7FrIT1IiszL
vino haTa tia eEgii1HiETH e1ur--1t 1rEE'sH
enormous H1r-uEas,. tIe arlIzE hHsIIlE
Yrs. E H Earrf1uau. uG wIaIn Tia
'H-a railway mazgIlE1H leiuIisil--Lf4iL
gI5angg ggg- 8L-z. E-IHHEiE 5iIsEH.. Tilfiisif
husband IafE her sgGggn1ggE ami III
EEarrT Green. wHC#H GTEu aHE1# H
valued an GL1G.agUmG THH#R dHu-
vsme1 ehH# hazH uIe szzEilIHizzg 11aETs-
aszaTnamt Of 1ruuHE-T Gf 4 '-lr-IL VA iIEs
af sgGI. .1g0.aGd
Tire uawazr ragruEr I'D ina rzIEIlEF Of
fa4ufnfuH -gniIIiunHiEaa hWH ulG
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30
Tosk slsf Marhfns Al lts Word.

Tonk Slut Mzrhfns a. its Word.
A Kansas City woman recently look
her two small daughters 10 make thelE
first F1Eit 10 her husbands people. Nv
ing n q small Kansas town Naturally
she Ras anxious tC make as 1zrocaDle
II impression as possible. So The TWO
little people. On going On an erTand 70
Hhs dgpu1. we're cautioned TO be on
fhsir very best behavior To ne
mofber's surprise, they returned FlG-
1ruusly chewing gum. As they had
no money. she asked them where they
g1t &
aCh." exclaimed the older ones II
Es5d IN The slot machine, Ask tho
agent for peunies.' 50 We did
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

EEzmIE Hsa-BuHl EifE-aCtHTaE1icE which
iiiFf-iIIEIiiHih r1ile altErBH EJ1naGE. Ehp IsEaE
simply, aI1rlgyzIEg ma EfnE1EIgF II Eln
z-.iEz1lffE. Never HiEImtE Iher wealth. and
EuHF llHr #Ta-rH uimB - E1zE-1tH.hlE
EFrk. wdlidh HftR Rlsnums siliBfsRE rs Sc
crafty IT 1IEHIhia ME Arbnckls
shares WIN 9lHr EiBsHr El.H nephew the
lz1gEmH III Efls EEiER w.airn she nUW
VIII mERnEsEH, lhHE fHiuR 1hR 1H-R Sd.
EE- EInEE'' EuiaT HIIviT-IIE nHR- Taia-
-1zrsa. Sine aEHiBtHd NJ. A-'bnrklH In
Ina rEuEalnszTIIHIIr M aiiE 1ur1uns 1ur s
a11EIIilzsr 7if E'HEzrE Iii#EurR 1iE fsaGn. md
Is -inrnnzstIiT 1El1n7IiE-- Mir1h the details
IT 1E BfzuiIIlIE-rH1fnn She andB
liEz- inliiIrEfrT I'D HTuEuus hHr 1IT81hHrfH g
1IiiIiElTI ztz-EITiir vuriE II nrunsgriusi
yvsfzh u1h# EFrlHEsEn H1mEh nj KihiBl
-fsH BHn# EsEy Ward EHachHr WAS
1sllEsEr-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

Tna lawyer may see 10 deeper lLiLl1
his law bnaEs. and the chemist see M
further than the windows Of MS LA1-
o-zr7-y. and rhsT may do their WORK
wHEE Rut the wguau VIM does Euu1-
ans work needs q mauE-sIniaft- HlIIlE1-
farm c1Ihura- the hEigiIrz and depths
ef hunau. UFa must nGE be beyond t-1a
reach Of Ear viEfUHs she must anEa
h--uxIadEs cf men and things II mElZllE
states. q vile carhulEcfEY az sympathy.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

z.1Hn / 1ans rs mlHds Il 1hs EIEnEars
witB reside II the COUNTY,. and q
-rlEafssH VIM, -IIEEH purchases &C El81ti1g
CT zrnHuaaI1E EE InET TEEHE through.
HzEr.H adaE mHF be gEiDsa u N1E1 iE
sF-uaHH aT FrzIrEn nasl lHErEfL HIN
a--zsfiE Ct mLZIIiunE uf TiBces II six.
lzaaz. s8ulirsEiIftEz-iEE. W8Elsn ErUEE,
llziE-lfizs-E. alEWH-B and -Ehb1nB E-s sent
l11rlE. arlftEr 1iEEII1-iHB emery EHET because
zeE1E Is H1gJrH1Ils in EaHhiun-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30
wsssssrss saggaaasII.

Franz Baldwin. a leather TiIurIfalals
turar. wa= recently 1r a haHquar gwen
10 the Leather BEalurAet1rars aaaiiail-
Erfnn. where ha tnld the nllI1wtHG
Etrry-
Webster and RuhEs Choafa were
ss-frr win q sriamtf wh1 WIS znnEu
srr ns powers lE e1nwersAflaN ALiii
ARMY ca hold en- tu t1a t1inEs aa
kaG he awuad q special GRAND qA
nsgr-rnilv vine az waiGn ha WIS waEg
uruuA Ea aacaaad its maaE INNS
rsF~ss. nne rafrz.na& Eram asking 1l8
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30
Woman and Culture

the strength EllzEE SPRINGS -IllZI EL-llFls-
asfxm amt tt@ maEgIEEIIlfnlE-E WHICH
sgIrtnEzz f11Im strength We aHsln l-lH
world ann wa mn8H n I1H sHzIlH T-
FIf-Fe rItfIf1Er ara mII-vTslfEEHis dLisliiEsErE
and tauLier THINGS. Eur AEs#1 hiifA
-1H zEiHdnEE tziar EEilH il-71 I'D --iHsIIs,
and tFiHr la tlia murlin1 s tasH q
xHmuuE Tl1grH waE aH -
n1au vim 1HLf 1Ufz a 4-1sEsEu n1fi litsi H -lR
1arfTsr an as.sE-zarszF1Hl u1a HEzEu E-Z
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

wags earning GnIT f1r t1nsa GcE111iE1
IN the business f. raEHIEass ir-8zlE zElT-l
4 rsvsuua oE ever 11Aaa0g 500 E-z1Ga
IN the expert t-dda Gf u1s eEuu1T-
When al the ha1dETcsA daua IN
the use CT tha BeaUIa HEE1g IN H-zl1i-'s
IS adfed ID the eZDGr- r-1daz- dZEh
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

SumE mHn Rre lucky EnDE a
nTEn wzhp ElHanHd uTt hank Enn JET
-tHT HfHpHr did q fGfiiug I'D him-
sH H1uTnnzR me hun n8uHinsrania IN
.fiIHunR"
ER hnfinH M11T- LIE VIE the JAN
11Er
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

-sI80w Is Il 80 many people seem able
70 get Lha money 70 buy automobiles
WITH"
II yUu only notice. they are The eas-
sgst things IN the world with which %
raise ths dust
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

what Is your idea o. q perfect huS-
hRD6g"
~Ons with about q million, WAc
would 1uss ID tine IN making ne .
merry widow"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30
SAMPLE OF OFFICIAL BALLOT.


To vote FoR ueense % trafle ID lntoxieatins
uauc-E usare a cruzs-1uarE iE the blank siaee
the Iaff opposite TIRE WofAas-- Eut @ltA-A~ ~
fganc n intoxicating lquorA
To vote AGAINST license 70 trafile in lnio1lcet- 9
lns liquors place q erQsH-gaark in IRE nl4aA el--
10 dne asft opposite She WuE18.- a 8 4AflsI At9AA
"a iuEGEleaGinE liquors"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

-EEsII-E Ut DUr IilH 1IEHfzs NE III 1hE+ iE
IffsflHG HraH- It's HHnHHTs Enn EHt BnEus
Hlv &c Z wDuEEln Ean H1Hk d dinner n-
ilr-aaB 1IHrEH5If well Hile haH HnguEh gsnL
.-r1--s-gIIiuR 5nhrHinHr.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

do vUu think telephone operation
can be clazsed as q professionE
Wen, Il certainly Is calling.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

H cleaned up S3000.00o In
few months, lost iE tn a
few minutes. and vanished from tn@
linuelIghfg Well Dan" Suuy Is noW
running 4 boarding house
Il Is AZ Watch HiH. Rhode Island.
Understand clearly at the start that
the exoott0u king Is really running
the boarding house. He isn't Just pre-
tending to-sitting aIo0f somewhere
4 In lonely majesty. lending his name
and prestige 70 the undertaking. daz-
ElIng boarders with tales Of past gran
deur.
No. The erstEhile ezar OF the cot
E ton market not only suDerIntends
everything in the higher departments
OF the feb. but be turns 70 and takes
a hand often in other matters which
most people in his place would dele
T gate to others.
8Ir. SulIy pointed to the sea, whose
. waves were roaring over the steep
I water front Of Watch Hill
Over there 10 the left. he said IS
I Block Island TO the right is Moutauk
f Point Straight ahead the nearest
I land is the coast Of Spain That breeze
+ cones direct from there
When was busy in the cotton
market in New York" he went On
. I found there was no place Ike this
. for resting. Il rests the brain as no
+ other place does and when you're
working in Wan street it's the brain
T that ought to get rest I used 70 run
{ uB here every Friday and stay I'll
+ Monday morning II made an I'm
{ ueuse difference 20 me-
On the subject Of Wall street. that
+ made and broke him. Mr- SulIy Is
disiuclined to talk At best he IS a
f nan Of few words, hut On cotton ard
{ speculation in general he f. Sphinx
Ike
DO ycu want 70 get back 70 Wan
F streetg~ he was asked
OF course. I'd Ike TO-" he an
svered- When a mans been n
really active work he wants to ger
hack into It and stay in ir until he's
Z PIT underneath the sod Bur"-and
. here his Jaws set hrmlE--Tm not
going hack have 10 plans 70 Do
that At tines / hear echoes q the
cd DAYS vixen I vas there. but
don't intend 70 try TO have more OF
ZEN
Tie house. d the way IS a fEe
suuuer residence. built BY 3Tr- SuHy
himself a year or two before his
downfall On the Cotton Exch1ugs,
and named Kenneth Ridge after q
son Who died L stands On an eut-
. renee. The highest IS Watch HIE Be
fore TIE owners financial downfall
the house Witnessed festivities which
II houses can mediate. Euz- lead Il
% starting contrast
SIX years ago. for instance. 1LE
suTy gave a dinner and ball ar Ken.
neth Ridge 20 Admiral RObleT d
Evans and q party Of his officers
They danced in this rOomr~ he told
the reporter. leading him iEt7 / spa
ctous apartment Nov, the boarderz
l have use Il for q sur pzrlGr-
I vent into the boarding house
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

LIQUID blus IS Z weak solution AVOID i
2uv Esd Cross Ball Blue lie blue iaal 8 AZ
hl1e. AEk F9ur ErOear-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

Ersn fha mar who is his oBn
worst enemy Is always ready TO for
give himself
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-30

rs easier 70 catch a husband than
70 uneatch hin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23

we are able to give them measure their
value II seeds of bitterness and misun-
Outstanding are allowed to take root. II
knowledge essential to the continuance
Of the friendship is withheld, II the ex-
pressions of confidence and regard are
neglected II the friendship is left to take
care of itself-then II needs only some I'M
expected crisis, some unusual complnd-
ton of events to weaken and possibly TO
snap the bonds that had been so strong.
The browning lesson Is that every nu.
man companionship needs to be embodied
in the divine friendship. There Is no
guarantee that our poor, weak. tempted
human nature will. In an emergency.
measure up to the demands OF great
friendship and to the sacrifice which II
may entail, unless we guard ana hur-
ture 1t by connecting it in some way
with the supreme relationship OF our IRE.
When a man goes to God and says,
Here is my friendship: wrap II ABOUT
with Thy love, burn out OF 1t AL the oross,
make me and the object OF 1t daily
worthier of thee" then he has an assur-
ance of its continuance that will never
him.
Would you have a beautiful, abiding
friendship with wife or child. with
brother or sister, with father or motner.
or with some one not OF your kin?
Would you keep 1t green and fragrant?
Build a character on which your FRIEND
can rely Neglect not the little daily
courtesies that cement the ties. Practice
the divine art of putting yourself in
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call They found
climate which superb whose hills and plains and
winding shores by beeze from both land and and
there though worldwide need being
wondrous flexible flowing rich shades tnts of
ng-no spake has such another tongue been born
having these teach the kno
edge of the ancient world brilliant and undying FORM
couched language beautiful varied the land which
they lived and having done all this they spread by force of
that knowledge and that the wide ends of earth
Rome hills, Athens four; of these the
Acropo and the Aeopg the better known Mars HILL
with the the architecture and the oraory
Gecian fame and fable that their forever last
The AcopGs craggy rock shaped like oblong square,
BILE citadel became usty popu
aon overlooked until walls eight miles
From this its miles distant
Iee the Of that golden age mighty walls
and having fortified both and he his mind
otier themes and reared which abide
piles Jupiter and Mars with shrins
which their fancy had peoped the gades
from all the the chaste pattern Of their art The
Parthenon House of the Virgin the product
(recian SKILL and beauty and abiding
that the temple builders OF since have
the fair proportions of this wondrous shrine.
Athena the goddess from whom the
Paas Athena who became the Roman
She the goddess OF wisdom of inventive
ing originality letters and the which the
world has before
How Greece became world spreading her
her language the the Atlantic the Indian
but the of Athens lay her
last long time of marble
Her greatness lay How the pulse throbs
eye spares how heaves the breast the glorious
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1 are .he highest tns parties ass'fa
the land or whether they dwell
among the lowly, the dissolving of
friendship is always tragic. Every hui
man relationship of the David and Jona-
than type is subject to occasional strains
which often in the end serve to strength
en- the ties, but when David and Jonathan
begin to drift apart and the breach wild
ems through a series of questioable ac-
tons on the part Of both or either. until
they who were once the closest comrades
become the bitterest enemies, then the
world looks on in pity. The cynic finds
ample material in the situation for his
jeremaids over the fickleness of human
nature, while those who live by faith in
ideals are puzzled and disheartened, says
a writer in the Congregationalist
Painful as every case Of sundered
friendship is to many who stand outside
of 1t. the keenest suffering must come
to those who have broken faith with each
other. In almost every such case the
first explanation offered by one or the
other is this. Il haven't changed. but he
has" Even II 1t satisfies the man max
ing it. the altered status must still cause
many an inward Iang, provided the friend
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Gospel Gents Distorp.
Dates Back Tbrtp Tbree Bears -"Tbe 6lotber Gent
of Aetn Dork is Great factor in Religious life
of ff1etropoIi8

, 1t seems almost incredible that under
this canvas tabernacle there have gather
ed during it's history no fewer than
2. 100000 persons for religious instruction,
but such are the tabulated reports. There
are those who cannot account for the
popularity of this tent Congregations
are very large and cosmopolitan, repre-
senting almost every part Of greater New
York and many of the surrounding towns
and cities in Jersey. along the Hudson
md on Long Island. The popularity of
Tent Evangel is due not alone to it's
splendid equipment and management in
details. but also to the fact that in 1t are
heard, from summer to summer, some
of the most noted evangelists and Bible
teachers and college presidents of our
time.
Among the preachers who have labored
in the tent in recent years are found the
names of Bishop Courtney, Revs. G.
Campbell Morgan. F. B. Meyer. r. A.
Torrey, Len G. Broughton, ]. Stuart
Chapman. R 8. Macarthur, S. Parkes
Shaw. H. NJ. Wharton. ]. c. Massey and
many others. The preacher for the
opening campaign this season will be
the Rev. Henry Ostrom of Indiana, who
will be assisted by the celebrated
Gospel singers, Prof and Mrs. Rockwell
of Chicago. The work is in charge of
the Rev G. w. Macpherson of Yonkers,
N. Y. and men associated with him
on the committee who represent the
various denominations. Ferd T. Hop
kins of New York. who is president of
the old McAuley Mission, is the treas
urer Of the Tent Evangel work