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Cine Tiiritenocmonl ltratiom.

bung Der 8oltsieele, Die in ibren
tiefiten Sieien auIgeriittelt, bas I'm
pabriheinli6lte nnbr ma9te. Die
5iiritsn itonben o6Ieits, Der grOBte
Sell ben ibnen mar Napolspn unz
tertan, biente ibm iflupenbaft, nur
nuf ben tleinli6Iten 8orteil bebnft.
Die 8epeeung pes 8oltes peritanben
Die Jiiriten gar niht, uno ipenn lie
etfpas bupon peritanoen, bubten uno
iiirdteten lie bieie elementare 8egeiz
iterung. Selbit 5rieorif Wilbelm
ron preubsn, Der ben Singen bod
am ndbiten itano, hatte BON bem
8eiit, Der ibn umIooerte. foum einen
5uu6 perfpiirt. llno ielbit na9 ben
Stegen, bu Dos 8oit Die blutige 4rz
BELT perri6tet unD Das 2anb tpieber=
errbert bate, blieben Die 5iiriten, ipus
lie porber eelpsien: lie lobnten bic
ungebeure 8efreiunsstat NIT ben in
famiten 8erfolsun9en, NIT Der De
masogenbebe uno ben aarlsbaber 8e-
fdliiIien. On bieIen ebernen Satz
laden ldbt iid nidt beuteln uno
ni6t riitteln. Wenn beute Die Sir
item iih ppr Der Grinnerung on Die
aroben Sage neisen, 10 tun lie lire
pfliat; Oont fir Tidh gu retlamisrsn,
biebe aber bic @ei6ihte auf oas
srObite fdllden."
Die bDien Sosiuliiten, bic ii6 OF
ibrer groben 3abl in Oeutihlanb ben
9erren Siirften gs9eniiber als Or
beitseber su fiiblen beginner, begnii@
gen fid ein1tpeilsn nod bamit, BOP
/ iie fhreiben, bic aelbeimer ssiiritsn~
bemonitration bGtte ibren 3ped perz
feblt. Oieie Ser iammlung bon Got
tes 9naben iollte, nod Der 8erii6e>
runa Der Heeierunssbldtter, ben
areilen, bic bic Grunolaaen Der 5taatz
lihen Srbnuns su erfdiittern trah=
ten, neuerbinss seisen, baB elmer
Runbsebuns Der 8aterIanbsliebe, oes
nationnlen StolSes unb Der monar=
hif6en Sreue, pie bic Relbeimer
Syeier fie BARTLETT, Bel Der iiberipGltiz
aenben Mebrbeit bes beutI6en 8ol=
fes elm aufridtiaer unp berslicher
Wiberboll iiher it," Nun i'm beuts
fhen 8olfe nihts pibereebullt it,
iollen Die eosialiiten bic Srase bis
futieren fpollen, pb man bic Demon
itrcnten nidt ausIperren ioll.
On benz san5en Giasto lit obel
eioentlicb nur Elm Resiefebler fhulb
9Ron botte Demonitrationst teilnehmel
Thon ob Wfiind,en unter poliSeiauf:
: fiht oeftslIt. gis nod Saal. BON ipl
: bic Strede nah Relbeim ab5ipeigt
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Gs bilft ni6ts. gBir miiIIen es
unieren 3eitgenoiien eineeiteben, buB
Oeutihlonbs 5iiriten ben ipaialiitiz
Iden 4rbeitern niht lGnger na6itez
ben pollen. Ni9t BLOB eine itrnmme
Srgoniiotion CUR prattii9en llebung
Der SplioaritGt follen fie betommen,
genau 70, tpie iie bie Subritsarbeitet
beiiBen, iie perben au9 tampfluitig
unb tommen nit 9empnitratipnen.
Die erIte pirflibe Moiienpera
iammluns bon beuti9en 5iiriten
tpurbe in benz baperiiden 9onauz
ftdbtden &elbetm obgebalten. Gin=
berufen tpurpe lie bonn baperiihsn
Yrin5resenten 2ubtpis. Die 5asesz
prbnuns lautete: rOis 8efreiunss>
trieee bon 1879; ols Hebnsr traz
ten Der Yrinsresent unb Der SeutIde
aoiier auf. Nad ben Iufrufen in
ben Hesierunsgblditern iollte oiele
5eier Die @erbinbune bon 5iirit unb
8olt ppritellen = nur NOR bus 8olt
ouseeIhloIIen, bis auf bosientge
8plf, bos fir einen Sribiinenlib 25
| Marf besablen tonnte. Nllerbinss
tparen bann fpdter, ba bic 3abl Der
10 bod beseiiterten patrioten ooer
Heueierisen fleiner mar, als man
ertportet bate, bieie Sibe aud billiz
ger, Bis gu 10 Ntart berunter, gu
. hoben, aber Dos Wplf bon &elheim
muBte iid bod begniigen, Die fhDnen
autIden nit ben prddtisen autz
), 19erlibreen aus GROCER @ntfernuna
anauIeben, benn bic Nnsit ppr gltz
tentdtern mar bod srOBer. als bic
Sebniuht Der beuti4en 9errfder
| na9 Der 8eriibrung nit ibren 8Dls
fern.
Oas r0olf" fheint fir bieie Oe:
monitrationen aber nod nidt bas
J ridtise Weritdnbnis gu baben. Gir
4 biireerli9es 8latt idrieb: ~Gs bGtt
n aeniist, ipenn bic beutf9en Jiiritel
ibre Oantbarfeit botumentiert bnbel
piirben, es mub gum Diberiprud
reiaen, penn Der Giirftentas gu ael
'!ibeim borauf binauslduft, eine se
fdi6tlide @robtat Der 5iiriten 81
c tonitruieren. Oenn in tetner
J. 81 b d nitt eraGblt bie Deu
fhe @e19ihte 10 trouris
Oinee pon Der Sir iten5el
n bentum, BON ibrer natio
IL alenOpfer illiefeit un
70 3uberIdffisfeit. ME epe
lin benz &apitel Der 8efrei
: unssfrteee. Das Weien IN
Der Rern biefer groben 3eit 1T MI
~ au erfaflen als eine sranbioie Grb'
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meiiten BON ibnen s am :
b a ter. ipuroen in 9 teb IN :
gen trunsportiert.
ssSn elmer Stabt ipar ourh Sammz
lunsen fir cine Grfrilhuns zines
iolden Sransportes seiorst seipeien.
Oariiber pirb seihrieben: Na4oem
Die Reiernilteu ibre Menase einse=
nommsn batten, besannen iie bon ben
entfeBli4en 2eipen. bic iie ausseitan=
ben batten, audi gu er5dblen, unb
manher bon ibneu Iaste. penn
nil nur erit nieher in ST.
bill fein perosn. 10 pirb m
( don nod su bDren uno 5u
Iefen befp m men, mas nil
in biefen oreibiertel Sa +.
rem leiben mubten. Oa fagt
Elm aorporal: n@elunb iinb mir elm
seriidt, beut' iino mir absemagertr
Sin 3uesfiibrer fiigte BEL: .8iel'
iino unten gebliebsr, lie iinb seitor.
ben." rllnb tpie piele iinb nod
F! unten, Die lpesen arantbeit. Sppbus
niht beimfabren tDnnen!" ruff cir
anberer Solbat. sd freu' mid
nur barauf ipieber i'm 8ett i4lafer
gu t0nnen!!" fost elm absebdrmter Re
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nit Der onberen i6r nit benz Seitenz
geipebr gef9miidtes 8epebr bielten.
8or ibnen in ldngeren NbItdnben
9enoarmen, mitten ouf Der StraBe
berittene S6ubleute. !6inter benz
militdrif9en Spalter nod Seuerz
pebr leute unb oabinter in bem
f6maleu Raum unb on bic Wdnbe
Der 6duier gebriidt, bas ipontane
9uloigungsbolf, oas peritGnbiger=
peiIe nur in biinnen S6oren gez
fommen par. Qln Der 3ur itarten
4ufpenoung Der eieenen Ma6tmittel
1T bieie 5iiritenbemonftration geI9ei=
tert. 0os Demonitrieren miiiien Die
getrDnten 0dupter SeutI6lanbs erit
lernen.
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>, on mciu Selterreid.

OeutIhburaerlihe ,2eitunsen In
9lmerifa brahten Dor oipei WoHen
Selegromme aus Oefferreib, na4
ipelben bic RelerDiften. lpelhe tpegen
Der ariesssefahr i'm 5elDe fanben.
ss sor nid3t baben pollten. bob tie
beimtnmmen, obne in Der Grmprbung
BON Wfenihen perpenbet iporpen gu
iein. Die rprddtie ausfebenbe Mannz
ihaft" Ioll boil oes 2Obes iiber bic
Siirforse seipeien iein. nit pelher
Der Stoat lie beoaGt hot.
Wir baben fofprt BEL ginlangen
bisier Selesramme. Die BON ben biir=
serli9sn 3eitungen pbne aomentor
sebradt murben, bic 6rase oufse=
lporfen, ipie1o es Denn bann su 10
oislen Observation-Disclosures unp
arantbeitsfdllen eetommen lei. Wie
es in Wirtlihteit ausins, lGBt fid
aud beute nur obnen. Die 9lrt. pis
Die 2eute beimbeforoert ipurben, mari
aber Elm re1t beaeithnenpes 2i6t aui
Die porbanbene .6iiriorse" bes Staas
tes ben Observation-Disclosures gez
eeniiber. Die 9 Wfonate i'm 6elos
eeItanbenen Referpiiten, bit
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Varis. Gn6e 9luouit.

Parts, gH0e Wu9ult.
Sbpobl ous SruittpeIen in guroz
pa Bel Weitem ni6t ben llnlfdng unb
Der beItimmenoen ginfluB auf Die
Dtonomii4en 9erbdltniIIe einnimmt,
ipie oos in ben Ser. Staaten Der
5all tit, 10 gebt oenno6 Der biirz
9erli6e MittelItuub in 6unbel uno
Gsiperbe einen rapioen llntergang
enigegen. llnslei9 sen umeritoniz
iden 8erbGltniNen baben Die euro
pGiIhen 9rbeiter benz grobtapitul
Die Ma6t ni6t beotngungsIps in Sen
6dnoen gelu6en; BEN erpBen Worenz
bduIern itellen iie Die rieiieen 8onz
fumpereine nit ibren sablreiden ST.
lialen gegsniiber, uno 3tpii6en bieien
beiOen, Dem moDernen 3sitgeiits an
aepaBten Grtreme piro Der Wfittelz
ltano aufgerieben.
Noh ME bat, i'm 2aufe Ser Sabrz
hunberte, oisIer Stano iia 10 unz
fdbig ertpie1en, nit ben neuen Str0z
munsen Sdritt gu halten, pOer iid
Der 5entraliiierenoen gnttpidlung an=
supuiien, ais beutigtn Sdges, ipo gu
lnmmenihluB aller 8rdfte uno aui
ienem 9ebiete bas 3eiden Der 3eit
9epprOen iinO
Wobl Fat ba5 &Ieinbiiraertum in
M}itteleurppd NnlGufe gu elmer log
MlttelItanosppIitif genommen, no.
m2ntli6 in 9eutI9ldno, absr oaS
| Sia3to erIchien als enogiiltiges Res
| Iultat. naabent Die 6oroerung eror'
bitanter Steuern auf WurenhGuIel
uno aonirmpereine ols Wtittel, uni
Elm blDbiinniger 9lnti Semitismus
dls 9lgitation unb Bropagunonmo:
terial formuliert puroen.
Dap uuf oieiem Wsge bas Sic
Der 6ebung hes biirgerli4en Wfittel'
Itanoes niht erret6t nerOen tonnte
3eigt oas enorme Wahstum Der BET
BEN 8sgner, oab bic Mittelitanospo
litit etpn nuf Die &on1umpereine Die
! lelbe Wirtung ausiibte, pie gis
mnrds 9lusnubme 9eIeBqebunl
auf Die Gnttpidlung Der beutihel
| So5taloemptratie. 9oh febsn mi
suoor, pel6e ReIultate Die Mittel
| Itanbspolitit auf Die GnttpidIung oe
! qrrbfapttult'tiI9en l1nterns6munge1
biz ber bate.
Sn 5runtreid 9ibt es unter anoe
rer Geiddftsbduiern nit 5ilialen
Heimfer Spe5ereinieoerlusen, mi
500 6ilialen; 6ransOiiihe Gouptporz
500 5tlialen; Gtablifements etoneo
miques, 800 Ssiliulen; Geiddftsbau
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2lrbeiter, aeitiert fir Gnre preiie!

io6 man bereits bie unb ba bas @ez
leiie. bon 9etpaffneten beipadt. Son
Saal on itanben gu beiben Seiten
oes @eleifes bic blauen Sungen NIT
aufgepflanatem Settengenebr unb
oem Grnit ibrer Qufgabe on9emeiz
fenen 8eiibtern in ie bret Metern
Ibitono. aelbeim ali4 einem 5eloz
lager, Dos ben 5einb erpartet- Der
gabnhof mar aerniert. llnb BON bo
on, burd nns freunblide Stdbtfein,
ben bier 8ilometer longen Weg gum
Wi6elsberg, ben bd5 beutIhe &aitell
2uopigs |. front, NOR Der Weg gu
beioen Seiten nit SolboteH Be-
pflanat, Die, Wtann an Mdnu itez
beHo, NIT Der eiueu 9uHb etn Sell,
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Sas Seridwiuoen Der MitteltanOsflalle.
Sir ous .G9o" bon o. Ssins- 6enrbot.

u. 9eln@- 9enrnot.
@pulet Siirpue, 800 5iliulen; gtaz
blihenents ct. gtienne, 300 unb pie
le dnDere.
Die Spe3ereigrobbduIer in 6rantz
reid beinaftiqen ullein 10000 perz
ionen, lie sablen an 2Dbnen cine
Summe bon $50 Millionen 6ranten
unb baben einen SabresumidB BON
1900 Millionen.
Oemgegeniiber lit Der llmiuB Ser
in SSrantreia beItebenOen 8Oniumz
GenoHenI6aften tlein, ettpa 300
Wfillionen ibrlih. ibre 5ilialen parttz
ren 5piiden 3 uno 20.
Sn Selgien beiteben piele Syiliuz
len auslGnbiI6er 9si9dfte, oaneben
aud 2 6duIer bon gr0Berer gebeuz
tuns; beibe @sI6Gftsbduier ge6Oren
Der 5amilie 0elbai5e. uno bat ieosr
3peig berIelben CUR 3eit 700 5ilia:
Ter. Die 8oniumpereine Selgiens
IinO BEL Weitsm ntdt 10 tart nit
ibre fapitaliitiihen 9pnturrenten
bod belduft iia ibr Suhresumiut
duf las Miliionen. Die 9enpHen
f6aft in 8riiNel sahlt 80. Die II
9enf "a sSiliulen.
Die S6pei5 bietet nit ibrem&un
t0nli @eien Ser grobtapituliitiidel
Grtpiflung groBe 9inoerntIIe, 4
oaf lie BORT nod feline ionoerli6el
sFcrtidritte auf3utpeiien bat. llmI
beher iteben iih bort Die 8oniumge
nofeni6aften.
! Der Nllgemeine Goniumperein il
! 8oIeI SGblt 104 6ilialen. Der Sc
bensmittelberein 3iiri6 bat beren n
Die 8onIumpereine in 2u5ern, 8ii
Jet uno Sbermil babsn jeOer 26 81
liuIen. Die Sdpeiserza apnlum9eIell
fd1aft in @enf uno Bern baben beio
je % Silialen. 6ier5u tommen abe
bunOerte BON tleinen SonIumbereine'
nit lpeni9 ipenig pber gar feinen 81
lialen, Die trpBbem am llnter9dn
pe5 Gleinbiirgers attip teilnebmer
4ommen mir nun 81 0eutI6lon(
Die oort aufgenommene Stutiiti
| pom Sabre 1910 ersibt folsenr
!. 3oblen: 9sidGfte nit mebreren s.
: liolen 14,452, NIT 31.799 6ilialel
: 8on isnen 14,452 Sei6Gftsbduler
| haben 224 ppn 11-20 ssilialen, 7
babsn bon 21-31 5iliulen. At hc
ben BON $50 5ilialen, IS fube
bon 50-100 5iliulen uno 9 babe
! iiber 100 sSi1ialen. Die beoeutenl
item oieier &atssorie iino: aaiier
: Saffesseid)Gft nit iiber 1900 5iltC
.Snrtiesuun n,,f ceits ~
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Mrbeiter mebrt eud!

nei @eiebesporlagen iebn Srno oes 9ed Der ntope
@erfuluesanoeg eBen abre edafn mroe
fir oie Noncr1berpoble Ibtmne. Die
Neion nit ocn nueosn interien pnroe don Dor Monote
nmen bes Samples iber Die 6rag OBJ
raB" Srofen" rdn ou Die rSrodenen molm Elm eIet
orbrnaen bc5Ole Die serieos bon beroninOen @eanfe'
trodes" gebt pbon ien oa Cine gnidt Die Stano
pune gang Srbnna t genn idon, oenn hon
hhdn mg oes acknowledgements nit gelesltem Terbo
cntgegenqarteet peroen fam o 8eB altpbotder g
nfe eigen obnmg nhbt lbg 3neben l6ero befnoen
d Die v9oen" ;o Die Srodenen oie Sad IN boiler lbern
thinning 2 raain ouerbgs anoeren ols ben bier idon
enoe Sic Oeten bel iOer aoneqnen5 miro bic bemid
qenabrte m 4fobo vodene Gebe peoer ~noB modn
buB oe lettere Iom ogemein snolen folf 1T
Moin Ser i ngponoerten geoofermg III ibrem 2erep
fulid nd5ast.
Cine MiBgcbt eor oucrorocntler 4rt lit bod b @eetes
portage vSrotnen" Sic mill nid o ni menser o cine
sertlenes Sesslatr mebr os Die Sotte sud Dem Sebe
nnn oen @orla9n aid ee erorg pel9e9epeh pe ore Hpl
800 &ortc enbaen ou uno eoem gab bentten nt
2cic erarune Iiest olaenoen gsorfor
@orlug gebrufte Inenoement perugt oaB Der 3u
so Dgeoern beeben o o Der
Senat aus Nitglon eprdenante Die Senaoren
Giltten gmdt meroen gsbc Die &epanante!
Counties gepGb Die Senatoren GiIrften
Sm Sabre mroe elm smenonen sur apnItution
men bmuog icoes wneens &eprGientunen babe
Ioae obaf Sntereen Gops Der SegS
Iotr repenert n poreeaacnen seno
se obgdoert ei ooB Ole @epraen
taton ourb GItrfte gcid gpoerlm9s5ab eroen ion
lin er0Be Oitrite eItlelm ol Die geuoermgs5ab
bes Soo onrd 80 oipiSe meron Sos aotee fam nt por
agen melr @e Die 2egsolr BEN Staot III Sntrtt eltee
gofiolgeno iert oie irtng mel Die annom
oes Secbes baben mirOe:
vln Dem lebten gunbes enns miro Gupaboga Gonnp mna
Wtgieoer i'm lterba Ser 2ga baben uno Somtor
Serner mirbn rafl 2las aonng, Wontgonrp
Smnt Counties o0er mebre &epranante baben
eines Der brei ntgroben Counties nlomct Die gposs5a
gradt GoI,mbana miroe eile
Npr6ietonten bereigt no 80 feneren Counties
nu eben Dgeoer Die aneinonoeoBenb Counties Sadlon
@non Yh unb Sodng piroen 5amnen cincm Rpranante
bobn Worgan, Noble o Yonroe Counties lane
.einen 3eprGenantcn
lin Die gepolfcrnes5obl os Stootes tSleaen fam lid 81
2esa fir oen soe 3enis ober reeo cine anoe etboSe en-
ld]eoen
Sic sg oeesatr ioa in ibrer SeIion Satire 1914 be
ltrie fir bos Sa.s pie fr ben Sena enlcn mo
nddin sebn Sabre Sabre 1923 anangeno ion
oeeislotr bn Sabre bie GHtrie auis tu Ge Girif
onen Maro n1o Somnibip @nn ibentid ien"
GeIe erflar,e" sidlderpee ocrart oaB e btisle
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-22

,.being Of those whom it ssrutinizes. And
he was subtly aware, though she greet
ed. him cordially that she felt q change
in him without being able to account
for it.
Il hear you have been here all sum-
mer," she said reproachfully. Mother
and father and all of US were much dis
appointed that you did not come to US
on the Cape"
Il should have come if it had been
possible" he replied. 1T seems to have
done you a world of good"
She Seemed Embarrassed.
"Oh. Il" She appeared slightly en-
/ barrassed, puzzled. and did not look a.
him. Il am burned as disgracefully as
Evelyn. Phil came on for q month. He
tells me he hasn't seen you, but that
I isn't surprising. for he hasn't been to
church since June-and he's a vestry-
man now, too"
She was in mourning for her father
in-law who had died in the spring, and
Phil Goodrich had taken his. place on
| the vestry of St. Johns. Eleanor found
the conversation. somehow. drifting out
of her control. 1t was not at all what
she would have desired to say.
Il have not been conducting the
services. but | resume them next Sun
day" said the rector. Il ought to tell
I y,a -,
view Of the conversation we have had,
| that ! have changed my mind concern
/ ing a great many things we have talk
ed about-although | have not spoken
| of this as vet to any of the members
of the congregation"
! She was speechless and could only
/ stare at him blankly.
| Il mean" he continued, with a calm
/ ness that astonished her afterward.
that I have changed my whole con-
ception as to the functions and future
4 of the church; that l have come to
your position; that we must make up
our minds for ourselves, and not have
/ them made up for us. And that we
must examine into the truth of all
statements and be governed accord :
4 mgly"
4 Her attitude was one OF mingled ad-
miration concern and awe. And he
SAW that She had grasped something of
] the complications which his course was
/ likely 10 bring about.
But you are not going TO leave US"
sle managed 10 exclaim
Not II il Is possible to remain" he
said smiling
= am 50 glad" She Was sim over.
-" by the disclosure, 1T IL good
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-of you to tell me- Do you mind my
telling Phil?"
Not at ALL" he assured her
VIII you forgive me?" she asked,
after slight pause, during which she
had somewhat regained her composure,
IF l say that l always thought, or
rather hoped, that you would change.
that your former belief seemed SOM
like you?"
He continued to smile at her as she
stepped forward to take the car
IN have to forgive you" he an
swered, because you We're right"
She was still in such state of ex-
citement when she arrived downtown
that she went direct to her husbands
law office
Il like this!" he exclaimed, as. unan-
nounced, she opened the door of his
sanctuary. you might have caught me
with one of those good looking clients
of mine"
20, Phil" she cried, I've got such
a piece of news I couldn't resist com
ing to tell you. l met Mr.. Holder
and he's changed"
Changed ?" Phil repeated. looking
up at her flushed face beside him.
Don't laugh at me-" she begged,
its really serious-and no one knows
1t yet He said ! might tell you. Do
you remember that talk we had at
fathers, when he first came. and we
ikened him to a modern SavonaroIa 2"
Well, he had come around to our
point OF view. He told me so him
self"
When saw Plimpton at the Country
club the other day he wondered. in
that genial off -hand manner of his,
whether Holder would continue to be
satisfied with St Johns. Plimpton
said he's been offered missionary dio-
cese' Oh, We'll have fine old row
81 believe" said Eleanor. that that's
the very thing that interests YOU"
We'll, it does please me-" he adj
mitted, when l think of Gordon At
terbury and Everett Constable and a
few others-Eldon Parr-who believe
that religion ought to be kept archaic
and innocuous, served IN a form that
won't bother anybody. BY the way
Nell, do you remember the verse the
professor quoted about the Pharisees
and cleansing the outside of the cup
and platter"
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: About the inside Of ~
cup-so to speak. And ih7
Wallis Plimptons cup anl
Constable's cup, and Ferg1
and Langmaid's. Did i /
you that, In St, Johns v
sublime spectacle Of Eldoql
Pharisee in chief, conda
Church of Christ who utts1
nunciation ."
Il see" said Eleanor thol
And what's more, its "
tinued Phil, energsticalIyi
Baptist church on the y
run by old Sedges, as can1
as you could find in the
inside of his cup has
touched. though he was on'1
in the Mississippi they s'i
lowed a lot Of water
20. Phil"
Holders been pretty ny
Eldon Parr-that always n
Phil went on. And yet !
/ never doubted Hoooel \
I've always been curious !"
would happen when he ~
kind of thing EIdon III
every day in his life nlaA1
stand and deliver in tns
what he would call N''
perity."
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Very Human Is The Inside the Cup Modern Day Problems

who, the more they reveal. become the
more inscrutable.
Divinely inarticulate he called her;
arousing the passion in the man, yet
stirring tho sublimer efforts OF the god.
What her feelings were toward him
whether she loved him as a woman
loves a man, he could not say. no man
being Judge IN tie supreme instance,
She beheld him emancipated. perhaps,
from what she might have called the
letters OF an orthodoxy for which she
felt an instructive antagonism; but
whether though proclaiming himself
free, the fact Of his continuation in the
ministry would not Of itself set up In
her reaction, he was unable TO pre-
dict.
Her antipathy to forms, he saw, was
inherent Her interest-her fascinated
absorption, it might be caIled-in his
struggle was spiritual indeed, but it
also had mixed In it the individuaEstic
zeal of the non -conformlst She re-
sented the trammels Of society, though
she suffered from her efforts 10 tran
sceud them The course he had deter
mined upon appeared to- her as a re-
bellion not only against "A cut-and dried
state Of mind, but also against vested
| privilege. Yet she had in her. as she
| confessed the craving for what priyi-
lege brings in 1.-THE way Of harmonious
| surroundings He loved her for her
contradictions.
Puzzled by Her Action,
Thus he was utterly unable 10 see
what the future held for him in the
way Of continued communion with her.
to evolve any satisfactory theory as to
| why she remained In the city. she had
told him that the gardens were an ex-
| cuse. She had come, by her own init
nation. 10 reflect. to decide some mo-
mentous question Marriage
Such were his hopes and fears CON
| corning her. and they We're mingled In
| eXtricably with other hopes and fears
which had TO do with the great venture
Of his life He dwelt in a realm Of
paradoxes, discovered taat cNaltation
was not incompatible with anxiety and
! dread.
He had no thought Of waverinp, he
had achieved 10 am extent he would not
I have believed possible the sense Of con-
secraton which brings with il indiffer-
ence TO personal fortunes. and the rev
elation Of the inner world and yet he
shrank from the wounds be was about
20 receive and give Outwardly con-
/ rolled Die lived in the state ~ intense
excitement of The leader waiting FOR
the word IL charge
The moment was al hand septem-
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long summer IN Massachusetts,.
She had inherited the kindly shrewd-
ness of glance characteristic of gentle
folk, the glance that seeks to penetrate
externals in its concern for the we'll
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Jno. Holder, Young Clergyman,
Decides to Reform a Church
Run Solely by Money.

One Of the many notable fea-
lures which have made Hearst S
Magazine a marvel of interest is
Winston Churchill's serial, THE
Inside of the Cup.
This fascinating and very hu-
man narrative deals with young
clergyman, John Holder, who
finds on taking charge of West
ern church that it is run by a
little coterie of rich men
He gets to know the richest
of these, Eldon Parr, and in the
course of events meets his daugh-
ter, Alison, who is living her own
life. She attacks him and accuses
him of hypocrisy and ne decides
to leave Before doing so, he hap
pens on family very much I'M
poverished through the failure of
one of Eldon PARIS stock com
panies. He meets Kate Marcy
and enters into the work of the
tenements with elacrity. Then he
decides to stay and reform the
church Alison tells him that he
will meet with severe opposition
from her father and others.
Here are few excerpts from
this absorbing story taken from
the February number Of Hearst s
Magazine. The story will be con.
tinued in the March number out
this week.
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Der had waned, the nights were cool.
Ing his Pensioners were returning
from the East. One Of these was
Eleanor Goodrich, whom he met on
corner, tanned and revived from her
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Curious to Know.

Yes" she answered "why2"
We'll Holder didn't give you any
intimation as 10 what he intended to
do about that sort OF thing. did ho?"
What sort OF thing?"