Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-11
The Crophic's Special
 Weekly London Letter
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 So strong is the sense of justice in some people in England that Wacn on Sunday last member of Bap- tlst congre regation at Pontypool heard the minister attack the reputation of the late King David he arose and made a strong objection which de- Veloped into a warm debate between him and the minister which was vast iy enjoyed by the congregation and both parties were heartily applauded
 The service over the minister said to reporter who had been informed over the telephone of the controversy going on: sl took the sin of David as the text and 1 was dealing with David's self-delusion when my in- terrupter sadi Can you tell me what good such sermons do anyone? Poor Day d is not alive to say anything in his defense. As he grew more and more excited l had to stop the ser vice.
 The interrupter who is a man of nigh standing said on his part: "E'or some weeks our minister has been preaching sermons derogatory to the good men and women of the Bible. First he went for Moses, then Esther 1 ger it and was hauled over the coals as if she were a bad woman, and after her came the turn to poor old Job to be dragged through the mud and when l saw that David was in for it 1 thought it was time somebody else said something or God knows what the end would have been.
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 It is now absolutely certain that Prince Albert is to be sent to Ger man college for term or two, though it has not yet been decided whether l he will go to Heidelberg or Bonn, but the first named will probably be selected, as the mere quie of the two When it was decreed that the Prince of Wales should become an alumnus of the Borbonne in Paris, it was a foregcne conclusion that in order not to hurt the feelings of Germany another English Prince must be sent to the Fatherland for exactly the same length of time.
 In all probability the course will be, arranged for next year in order to enable the young prince to finish his European studies before going to an English college, which the Queen hopes will eradicate from his charac ter any modern or continental ideas Y he may have imbided abroad First of all, however, there will be course of naval training and the whole trend of the education of the second heir to the throne will closely resemble that of the older brother.
 Very few indeed are the weaknesses of Queen Alexandra, who is delight- fully human and bToadminded in a country where these qualities are ex- ceedingly rare, but with most of her sex she shares the weakness of talk ing special pleasure in matchmak- ing and she is always planning to get some young couple led to the altar. Her latest design is said to be upon Prince George of Greece, her great nephew, and the young Duchess of Fife. Prince George is rather hand some and lively young fellow but is at present inclined to SOW promis- ing crops of wild cats, and Queen Alex andra hopes that his marriage would put an end 10 his gay life. Her prsn- cipal opponent is the Princes mother mot because she would not like to see him marry but because she hates everything English most cordially and wishes to see him become engaged to some German princess. A girl of Eng fish temperament or rather lack of temperament, she says, would never be able ito hold the prince's affec- tons for long.