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La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-14
IN SISTEMA d. RESPIRA-
ZIONE NON POGO
MERANIGLIOSO

OsseTvand0 uu autIblo, 81 tro-
vano in esso organi di Circolazio-
ne & dI resp5rau0ne czratteTlZza-
Il come aneLi InJermeu fra gil
abitaDor deI'acqua (respiranu
per mezzo di branche) e quelI
della terra lrespiranu con pol
noni) Iufatl 81 vedon0 negI an
lbi due grand sacchi polmonar
e ire 0 quattro pla di branche.
Quando 81 Ia soltauJo "a respi-
raIons branchiala, Ia struttura
del cuore 2 Del tr0ochi del slste-
ma RrtHIoso E uguale 2 QueIla
Del pasci Ma a1orche nell 'anfibio
81 sviluppa - pin tardi - ancne
Ia raspiraZone polnonare, IA cir
colaZone del sangue divsnta dop-
pa, IN modo da render possibiL
] fenomam di osGdaZone co1
cuando Iallmale E in acgua, co
me QuandC ( nell aria. Cosi il 81
sienna raspratoro di tall esser :
fra j pin iIgegnoI che "a st0lla
uarurale cJnOsca.
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noltre uuesto procedImento da al
guscio una tale sohdita, che le
nova possono esssre spedite ala
rlLfusa In IN pacco, seuza CORE
re Il rischi3 di rompersL La pro
va fatta 81 molts caurnala di
nova fha dimosrato ampiamen-
toe Queste nova, del resto, pos
s1no cadera per terra seuza alcun
.peucolo. Sono we're pieIre com
uesubiG, ale quail Ia pin sem
pica operalone randera IA lor0
GupaTeuLa nTlmIuNa.
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CRONACA
DAL RBGI0 C0Ns0LAT0

L Beglo Console, Cav. Pocczr-
d, G couuicB.
i ulEJz-1 del co-po real a-u-
pRgE usu nell ammo -ssz In zp-
piealone della laggs i EaB5rzio
1900 \. %, so1o sracl -razfarrci
nel Regio EsarGto. uunL r.
chlanaU ale arm pE uo5zEta-
ZOne Sono ecc5Cruzrl / ---z-z1ar-
sppaTTsEalE ale saEazaG cate
gone:
InoLs-- soccoazu & c5--zl
Cln0u5r- sort1cz1L ca-uri
c-dilar, a-Dzr1L, arcElciz- CO.
mum a-rIflGar.
Iorpediuer soruocz1 & co
mum elsrtucisl, sorcoaEQ zr-a-
Eci milato1 E u51arar pa7n-
bari
Aeccz1ici: sortoazp- nacssui-
q. fuochlsr, sorU1czG fuoeEis-i
ordilz-l a5 zrraIci.
1ufermsrls sotJ1czul-
Fursr. sottoaapi=
Sem8foriSu- soT1ocaui ( c1-u.
N;
Radotelegraflst: sortocapi
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IN NUovo CALENDARIo

A Santiago del Chill 81 e tanu-
10 recentemente IN c0nErasso
s0anufco, mel Quale uno del
conEressisu ha proposro dl sop
prmere Il calendaI5o Imara.
L ammo secondo Il sua pr0posta,
sarebbe dj tredG mesi, onuno
l quattro sstumane. u uuovo
uese 81 chlamsrebbe rraceubra
/ ammo dell asuonomo chlan0 g.
vrebbe dunQue Is mesi di p Ei0r
m ognuno. Resterebbe per6 un
Elorno, oEm ammo, fuor calanda-
no. j. 'astronom0 chIleno p0p0ne
di farne IN giorno di fiesta per
rutu j popoi del monde. una fe-
sta della umanita- Z che Ia vada !
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nenre Signarna G5uGa De Rus.
Enuamhi Den cmosGul In CO
lgnla poca5 DO Spaso & fiEIo del
ben noc1 sig. Giuseppe FTa-al-
6uono e Is slEuora Euzlia De An
Eals. g Is Sposa & +EEa DEL sig
Alberto De BEus. Fur1no ca-pa-
n danell j Raglouiere Alfonso
~ CUuso & Ia sluusuca SU7-
rlua Annie Frarz1du1no. sar54a
delo sposo Aha camo1ia r5E-
Eosl avula Luogo aha C1issz 5i
:. Rita. se-u q casa 5alo spas1
-46 So 12r- s. IN ricaEuan-
10 pl=-E-erl5 private & fa--lLa-
re q aausa del Eurr5 per Ia NOR
ce della l111a stga Catarua
FrarE5ug1o avveuura non e
7ualahe msse Go non para1-1
mo suol1 d a-ici 2 parent vol
* p-ru-e ID su1 cmEale salute e
+ -irl5r auEarI ala E-v@e
,---s
r- s--zs-a--a ---ss--a a5 f
uauQu--z1z-z-a' E--1l1 far-l ! do
v5r d casa 6G g1-o- 5aEE
sp1l e 5ala saraLa dalo sP1so
z----z Fannie Nom 3 -arr
-- -a-zF a5 r-.7r= rs--
. 5a IN rz~-- 7q-z7-
-- fra -rzz- =- 5ar-- Fl no
n -ra7- 5au. z-7-~r F7eF- 7---
mica
Tz --z--7z 5za7 s7e-- non d
-z---z--z RI ~77r-er= -7- 5=f
a-- -=r-7z- Ezl -7--
7-r- 7---z q zs---~ ---zz-n=
z---er =7--- r7 5= -5--7z~
dana --s-~- --r--sr o. a--a -r--z
--irz-z ira rzrz-7z--- =-zrr-- =
-a-a- --- .,zs e-r-a --s uvz-,-
..--z - .7-,saz~z ze r.
--- Mr. r Perez 5z7s E--s 7
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N0ZZE PAUCIELLO LEvA

NOZZE PAUCIELLO LENA
L-az sc1rso. g aprla e55Ho
lu1Ec la bze ausucaJe naz1a ira
.a lagEla5ra ziEn1rus Mamie
Pauaalo ed 4 5sr--o Egvls
Anthony LEvE
L. 1u-z51e relElosE a1b= -uo-
70 1ala -lasa del 8uC- C11G-
pho z E--l1-Eanc da -asru1l
q Szc T1lDs con la Egu1r-la
GRAHAM. & zEnu Auo5ei con Il
-o-1a Leva sorala dalo spo-
So. Cd i sErr n Iurlo con Ia
zla 5zt-1-a EE11-a
Dopo la czruo-ia d -to, EE
sp0I plsEou1 per ls E1r1E-E+is 2
-rasso 30 Studio BaEuo.
II -rar1z--ma1to s. tame nala
New Fulton Hal. srn end Ful-
tor dove -urono 5srr1ElC dol-
ci. vim e liquor z TrlflZna
Eo- Il nance m 1---a c,en=-
z-r1a & lz DAME 81 rr9-az-
zzro F1o & ra-1a orr
Al 11vzE zooE { -iEl-r Eg-
rur 1ar ma 1unra lu1a d --iala
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PER IL BALLO DELLA LOG.
GA -TRIPOLI Z CREME
y. u, DELL'ORDuNE ND.
FIGu DTTALIA

Gi1ve6 is aurl5 avra' luoro
ala Music Fund Han i 20 BaLo
della Loggla -'Trp1E e Clrane"
q Co-ftaro preSedtto da Sig.
Bs-l1o lavora con tutta lena af-
f-c-5 asso r@ca una soIaune af-
f--al1ne l s1Edauera per Il
hz-a-E-1 0-5na Lndipandante
ElEE -IraLa.
Pau1- del 6Elo so1o il Dr..
Francesca TrauaI. Supreme We
15~ahlI5 daTOr5ne con Ia sua
-ls-ra e c1l-a SiE1ra e d Cav.
e.. C.. q. 8al5i Supreme De1uta-
to -ar u State al Pau1a- con ia
SUE gentle c1usCr-e
L1~clasua sara dlrzrca dal
fr.a-5l1 F5r5-Endc Tito Na-ho.
-a Easza--a gaur-nzatc II
v--a-a 81 r-ru-z-ta di asEsrsre
al haIo. e sin da ora sQrura IN
succRssoa
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-14

Il ~ T. ClofolsrL 4. Avaians
s-E-a-la Angelina ClccheIu
Cas-E-l Pr8yo, r Norico. A. A.
las.aslo, slEuorlE Jennie Sra
ZzEl e taru a1C1l d el q slug
Eluu uu--.
-El spoSl va1an0 ] l1S-rI mi
E-uTv EuCUTl
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-14

SILNIO LL5EHz-DaL
Editor & Business AzLlE5-
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ALfno
Cap Prof. Raffaele De Luca

La pGola del Prof. REffaale
De Lucz Eli --lZo, dzla 10srra
gzrrz della qualifications d uu
-uovo Eillzla, Ct sa5uce z q
e1-c1da. I una 0a-ta pansa-
clce che q scrrve z III u0no dal
aEacCare -1caEro { dEla cosGan-
"a raEla che a parla. Non sa-
ra-uo -al Endzu superb di U
Ia l51ra-a, d pochs rEhe di let
1ara Lau5auU owe asG ci fossao
~ 5a genie dapravzta @
socn5 tale
lie parole dal Prof. De Luaa
-vaoz. q l1-fondono & E Encc-
raEEauo aulzrasso rampo - 10
r--HCla-1.
E @1-ascH e dlsDlacz. Ct a5-
d1lurB IN var-a che IL c1ndizio-
d salute da PROF De Lucz
HlHu. -. u9uHU-l. alCuaIrD ca
E1nHvoL EE EaccIEno pH-Eur-
rH1r Euru- pzrcnH alIE
suuz-1 z --na--ars 2 parcha pos
~ m U-. -,-0EsLnc EvvaL-r-e -Tpor-
-E1z a-a vita fac1uds daLF0nast-
.a-1r-. z -uala via cioa cu I'll
-lae-u= saUEra uoI-na1te dadi-
ea-e i rracclo. L pan1Eo, l8 pen
-
Suo guasu rE auTuri che, Is
a--irzco- s1ncar DELI egreEiC
Prof De Inca E sartiam0 4 DO
we're E fare dale colo-ne De
La RasseCua
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RiCgu8m0 G pBBbHGhl8RO
Ptla. Pa 10 Arrla 1917

PEla- Pa 10 Arrle 1917
Caro- -Lo=-E-ura,
Ante a--a Z r-1grazio DE.
pz-1zro gentle zl assaru ricor-
5ac0 d ne. che da 2 ual sonc
Ea1co s0ura Una sadls 2 re ne
r-rral1 ca-to uagglor-ants
IN CuEto Per Eicr-aI vivo add
r--ru-a l alamoslna- Iufarri. j
2roErasso : La Fo-Ea d New
York 1 -'0u-ione & Ia Voca della
C1l5-a 1 FladalEa mi sono
--az0su5-c7 raralatl
i 5o pu ! -ai compliment
per l- s0leldldo 10 Nunaro pub
hIcaco: avEuu Savua e presto
Italia sara 2 Tranto 2 Trieste.
Der lz gualz occa1ona n chiedo,
fin da ora Sc sar5 v1v0, IN pc d
s1az0 per m mo arucol0 da vac-
chio Ca-luauo daT Esarcit0 TIA
Eno
4urG- sz1za fine & saluu cor
dali
Lff.-1o
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PER CONsERvARE LIE UovA

Da motto tempo 81 pensa g
conservare ls nova per Ia stagio-
ne in cui le EalHne non ne fanno.
ma i sistema che ne garentsce
Il c0nseTvaZone e mel tempo
stesso il iuuUnizza dal pencolo
della rottura : state tr0vatO solo
POGO tempo IA Andre Arnoux
deadsros0 di provvedere conve-
meutsmeute acuni suoi amia
prlgionierI in Garmania, ha per-
1en0nato IN mod assm ngagnoso
l mEhore procedimento che 81
ullizzasse fino ad oggi: uueTo
del silicato di soda. Questa nuo-
va ricetta asacura aI'uovo una
conservaziOne perfetta come Sc
fossa IN uovo fresco; e, trattato
F.. col nuovo sistema, Puovo e buo-
nlssimo Rnche sc 81 beve aha
"coque' IN mese 0 due dopo: J.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-14
NOLLE FRATANDUONO.
DE RITIS

Lanedi, ? comente, 81 unir1nc
u maTrImonio due giovam cpo-
n Tony Fratanduono e Tavva.
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La Kaglone

q 81 7 \ SAPEht lnE, AD
INIZIATIA A III IN GHUFrO
al RISF kTIAbLLLS>lL o.
D0NL, DALLA C0>CLENZA
JULIA Z DAL MAhL4IU 50
GALE NCEDERE. REDaA
IA LUCE PER SABAIO PROS
2IMO IN GRANDE GIIRNA-
e SETILEANALE DAL THO
20 IA RAGIONE.
ERA PROPBIO d INA RA-
CLONE CHE Ia NOSTRA 90
IONA LAMENTANA LAS
SENZA DA QUALCHE TEMPO.
E PER QUESTO CHE MOI Ia
SALUTLAAIO CORDLALAIEN-
TE PRIA CHE NENGA AD Il
LUAIINARCI Z RISLALDARU
CON / SUOI BAEG TEMPE
STIE AMENTE ULTRA VIO-
L-ACEL
APPENA Il PRIMO NINE
RO De IA RAGIONE~ an.
CHE %0I SEETIFsERg i. Do.
WERE d DC08LLNCIA2E a
RAGIONABE. AVRENO SUBJ.
70 - PAROLA d SILUO II.
BERATORE DE IA RASSE.
GNA-JNA LETTER4 APEE
IA Al SUPREME CONCILIC
DELL'ORDINE FTGLI DTTA.
LA, TESSENTE STORLA- VI.
IA Z MIRACOLIDI GIUSEPPE
DI SILVESTRO. GRANDE We
NERABILE PER 10 STATO D7
PENNSYLVANIA.
CARO- PEPPUCCIO. Z ARR.
EAT0 II MOALENT0 N GU
POTRAI FARTI FARE CON-
MENDATORE.
IA CAVALLFTTA
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dl farue IN Elorno di fiesta per
ruru j popoi del monde. una fe-
sta della umanita- Z che Ia vada !
ANEMIA Z CLOROSI
L'GnsUia { una malatua che
Va curara con pr0ntezza sla nel-
le manifestation che uale sue
cause potendo, trascurgra lascia-
re IN Iupr0nta d debolazz8 per
turra Ia vita 2 converursi In ma
-atria d grave esito lcu5arcolo-
81 lstsrsmo, starlita- accJ Essa
81 manifesto con IN pal5ra gene
rals della peLle e c56 { apDuut0
dovuto ala defiaenza di globu-
i rosG mel saDgua. Tale palore In
Rlcuni casi graI, specie nela
cl1roS assume IN aspecto csrao,
con uno sfondo gia1ognolo @ YER
dognolo. Le vane 81 vedono facil-
mEuta rrasparlre come cor5om
bluasrr attravarso Il pale pa-b-
da, specie ale mani Il oracchie
s7no pure scolorate 2 quasi ira
spranu p4-ida { Ia uucosa del
De labhra, dele gangiva. 5egi oc-
chi: sEragando con IN di-o al d.
.s1pra dele labbra, L E1rive 81
.lacran0 con faciEta { undano
salgue
Olue che paI6da, L pzIe degH
anamici : fredda 2 81 raffradda
con faciEta, appunto paraha in
essa. come in tutto TlrEa1isuo,
vi : circolalone stzutara del
sangue { raIlantaIo riea15io ma
.rauala. i che detarul1a una d.
minul0ne neIIa pro5uuone del
Galore c0rporao. Oltre z ci5 Il DO
vera sangmgna renda j musc0I
EaccidL POGO resis ala fau-
. ca per cu 8d oEni moUmanto del
c0rpo Tzniuic0 81 ssnte stance 2
Sc Il malattia avznzata, insorgo-
no anche d1l0ri nsi muscoE del
torace 2 dele Eaube.
La palpitRuone del cuore : IN
tutono motto fraguente della
.nauia 2 az essa 81 aggiunge una
5revira di rasplro, che 81 accan-
rua IN saguito ala piu heve fau-
ca. lLEncanza d appetite, doIor, o
. crEUpi q vantucoi3, nausea. Doc
ca caruva, circolalone dele fe-
. Ci naluJastIno ? successive
. diGraa o sruchezza sono j piu
. .c9-uni sintom che 81 manifesto
. no mel tub0 6gerEte deITanemi-
T 60 La p0varLa sEuruigna "a sen
+ tire POI ] suoi sffatt anche agG
organ pm aehcau. per cui nsor-
. E1no dolorI di tesla disturb nei
sHna, (sussuITD naIle orecchie,
. sc-Iilbo nsla vista, fotolobia,
. eec.) doloI ala spina dorsale,
+ crEmpi, nsvrAlgi5 facih Gambia
uauu daIl'un0rs = tendenze ala
mahneonla, vasi sangugm nelT a
naUiB s1no motto deboH per cu
81 lacarEn0 con facilita al mini
mo sforzo, dando luogo ad emo
raEle, quail spistasi 0 sangue da
uaso, msuoTagie Cd emorragie
t1taYue acc.
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CAPTER X.
The Yelled Lady.

There we're three persons in the
carriage. Mr.. Hornblower and two
women. Both women were dressed
in black and heavily veiled, but
there was about them the indefin-
able distinction of mistress and
maid.
Mr.. Honblower glanced at me
as l entered.
"This is Mr.. Lester" he said,
and the yelled lady opposite him,
whom l had known at once to be
the mistress, inclined her head a
little.
Those were the only words
spoken until we stopped before
the Vantine house. Mr.. Hornblower
assisted the women to alight, and
l led the way up the steps.
Parks opened the door, and,
|nodding to him, l led the way
along the hall and into the ante
room. Godfrey was awaiting us
there.
I introduced the two men.
1.-THE cabinet Is in here" I said,
and led the way into the inner
room, the two men and the yelled
lady at my heels.
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| had by this time, of course
guessed the name of his client.
THE allowance is princely
one" Mr.. Hornblower continued,
but it does not suffice Monsieur.
He has taken to selling the OBJ
Jects of art with which his resi-
dences are filled, and which are
really the property of my client,
since they were purchased with
her money. About two weeks
ago, my client returned to Paris
from a stay in Normandy to find
that he had almost denuded the
town house. Among other things
which he had taken was Boule
cabinet, which had been used by
my client as her private writing
desk.
There Is one drawer, a secret
drawer, known only to my client.
That drawer contained a packet OF
letters which my client is most
anxious to regain.
MY client went to work at once
to regain the cabinet" continued
Mr.. Hornblower. "She found that
1t had been sold to Armand G. Son.
fastening to their offices, she
learned that II had been resold by
them to Mr. Vantine and sent for
warded to him here. So she came
over on the first boat, ostensibly
to visit her family, but really TO
ask Mr.. Vantine's permission to
open the drawer and take out the
letters. On her behalf, | apply to
you, as Mr.. Vantines executor, to
restore these letters to their
owner"
sat for a moment turning this
extraordinary story over in my
mind.
Does any one besides your eli
ent know Of the existence of these
letters?" l asked, at last.
Il think not" answered Mr..
HOrnblowhr, smiling drily. "They
are not of nature which my eli
ent would care to communicate to
any one. In fact, Mr.. Lester, as
you have doubtless suspected, they
are compromising letters. We must
get them back at any cost
l knew enough Of French law
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CONTINUED From Our Last Issue)
CHAPTER TX.
distinguished Caller

The next morning, soon after |
reached my office, Godfrey called
on the telephone to tell me that
the dead Frenchman had been a
steerage passenger on Lau Tou-
raine.
A bag belonging to him was be-
Ing held by the steamship company
and Godfrey was going down to
see 1t opened. There was little
doubt that Vantine's mysterious
visitor had gone direct to his house
from the dock.
This intelligence had hardly
been received when the office-b boy
came in and handed me a card
bearing the name of Serene Horn
blower.
Serene Hornblower is the conf
dental attorney Of most of our
"best families"
We shook hands, and he sal
down and plunged without an in
etant's hesitation, into the bust
ness which had brought him.
Mr.. Lester" he began, 81 I'M
derstand that you are the admin
fstrator of the estate of the late
Philip Vantine?"
Our firm u.s." / corrected.
And on his last trip to Eu-
rope. from which he returned only
o few days ago, he purchased OF
Armand & Son, of Paris, a Boule
cabinet"
could not repress a start of
astonishment. Are you acting for
Armand & Som" | queried.
Not at all. | am acting for a
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/ Hill Methodist church on Co
operation of Pastor and People,"
in the evening ON "The Man Who
Succeeds"
Rev. Henry Victor Nor
gan, who has been granted q
leave of absence to make an
evangelistic trip through
the east, will preach his last
sermon before going, Sunday
night at the Park Universal
list church. A farewell re-
ceptiOn will be rendered hun
after the vesper service.
"How to Find Your Life
Work." the last sermon of the ser
les young Peoples Questions"
will be preached Sunday evening
by Rev. Delmer H. Trimble at
the First Methodist church. His
mornings subject will be, 1.-The
Ladder to Greatness"
Rev. ii. Sundquist will Breach
Sunday morning at the Swedish
Tabernacle on, The Powar and
the Authority of Jesus" uis
evenings subject will be, on,
Message of Evangelism"
Rev. Edwin N. Askey will
preach Sunday morning at the
Epworth Methodist church on,
"A Place at Gods Side" His
evening topic will be, "The Great
est Labor Organization"
The Order of the Star in the
East will use for its object Mon
day night, ITO Help Prepare for
the Coming of a Great World
Teacher, and to Understand Bet
ter the Work of the Christ"
AN Eye for an Eye" will be
the subject of lecture before
the Associated Bible students Sun
day afternoon by Pastor c. e.
Heard of Vancouver.
Rev. J. G. Dorwin will preach
Sunday morning at the Trinity
Methodist church on, "Majoring
in One Thing in a Course of Five
Semesters." The pastors evening
sermon will be the sixth of the
series on christian Prepared
ness"
Mrs. L. w. Owens, president Of
the Fathers Day Association of
America. will speak Sunday even
ing at the Baptist church, 10th
and x. Subject, People I Have
Met"
Rev. George Robert earns will
speak Friday evening at the Fern
Hill Baptist church.
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Church Topics
for Tomorrow

President William T. Foster of
Reed college, Portland, will be
the speaker at the Sunday night
Public Forum at the First Con-
gregational church. In the morn
ing Rev. Dyer will preach on.
What Jesus Has to Teach the
World; Does God Care"
Man" will be tho subject of
the services of the First Church
Of Christ, Sunday.
O O o
1.-THE Bandage That Is Free
dom" is to be the topic of the SER
mon by Rev. f. w. Wightman at
the Sixth Avenue Baptist church
Sunday morning. In the evening
he will preach on, 1.-THE Certain
ties of Salvation"
Rev. A. ID. Shaw will
preach his farewell sermon
Sunday night at the East
Side Congregational church.
Elder Melvin r. Ballard of Sc
attic will be the speaker at the
service of the Church of Jesus
Christ Latter Day Saints.
Dean Hermon o. Williams will
preach Sunday morning at the
First Christian church on 1.-THE
Courage of Christ. in the even
ing on 1.-THE Amputated Hand"
Rev. c. w. Weyer will give the
sixth sermon of the series, 1.-The
Second Coming of Christ" Sun
day morning at the First Presby-
terrain church. The subject will
be, THE Rapture of the Church
and the Appearing of Christ" In
the morning the pastor will
preach on, 1.-THE Poor Mans Share
of the Harvest"
Rev. Robert ii. McGinnis
will preach Sunday morn
ing on, "HOw to Make
Home Happy" In the even
ing he VIII preach on, The
Figures of Speech in Eccle-
siastics r."
o o o
Jacob Before Pharoah-The
Human Retrospect" will be the
morning sermon subject of Rev.
Robert H. Milligan Sunday at tho
Emmanuel Presbyterian church.
"Thou Shalt Not Kill" will be his
evenings subject.
o o o
A big song service and festival
will be held Sunday night at
Our Savior's Lutheran church.
Rev. o. j. Ordal, pastor.
O
Rev. J. H. Berirnger will
preach Sunday morning at Fern
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Rev. A. y. Shaw, who Is to
leave next week to take up a pas
torate in Oregon, today gave The
Times farewell message to his
Tacoma friends. Tomorrow he
will preach his final sermons to
the East Congregational church,
which he is parting with.
His farewell message follows:
1.-THE time has come for me to
leave this fair City of Destiny and
move to duties in another part Of
this republic. Tomorrow (Sun-
day. will be my last Sabbath
here. We came to Tacoma over
five years ago, and from that time
to the present We have received
nothing but love and kindness
both from people within and with
out the church.
Tried to Walk Humbly.
Reviewing these years, Won
der If | have measured up to my
opportunity, fear not. / won
der if l have deposited in the
treasury of Tacoma's life some
thing Of honor. something of
truth, something of goodness.
something of kindness, and more
of God?
Not til the loom is silent
And the shuttles cease to fly,
Shall God unroll the pattern
mot until my life's work is
complete shall l ever know the
result of my work here. And 1
do most humbly pray that it will
be found that ! tried to walk
humbly before God, loving deeds
of mercy.
No Total Depravity.
"What we do speaks SO loud
that people cannot hear what we
say. Or to put it more simply,
Actions speak louder than words.
Theory without action is impo-
tent. Action without a right mo-
tive carries with 1t no lasting
blessing. But action resulting
from right motive is burning elo-
quence.
I'VE must give our best. We
Cduuot 6iNo uoic, VIC udTe HOI
give less. But we must Gmpera-
tive must) give our best to those
around us.
"Never let us talk of the worthy
and unworthy. When the shad-
ows of time lengthen themselves
and become lost in the light of
eternity, then our Heavenly
Father will determine the worthy
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and of French habits of thought

and of French habits of thought
to realize that IL those letters ever
came into possession of Monsieur
X, the game would be entirely in
his hands. And the thought flashed
through my mind that perhaps in
some way he had learned of the
existence of the letters, and was
trying desperately to get them.
II am sure" l said, that Mr..
Vantine would instantly have con-
sented to your client opening the
drawer and taking out the letters.
And, as his executor, l also con-
sent, for, whoever may own the
cabinet. the letters are the prop
erty of Madame X. All this pro-
lviding, of course, that this should
prove to be the right cabinet. But
| must warn you, Mr.. Hornbiower,
that l believe two men have al
ready been killed trying to open
that drawer" and l told him, while
he sat there staring In profound
amazement, of my theory in regard
to the death of Philip Vantine and
vi thO uhhhoNh FleHCililldn.
My companion was dumfounded
over my story, and 1t made him all
the more eager to have his client
identify the cabinet at once. We
arranged to make the visit imme-
diately. He departed to fetch the
lady and l called up the Vantine
house.
Parks" l said, 81 am bringing
up some people to look at that cab
met. 1t might be just as well to
have all the lights going.
The lights are already going,
cir" he said.
Already going? What do you
mean?"
Mr.. Godfrey has been here for
quite a while, sir, fooling with
that cabinet thing"
Mr.. Hornblower's carriage is
below, SIR" announced the offic,
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Mystery of the Boule Cabinet
BY BURTON Z. STEVENSON
copyrighted by B. E, Stevenson)

lady whom. for the present, we
will call Madame X"
"Mr. Vantine did buy such a
cabinet" | said, explaining the
mistake made in shipment.
Would you have any objection
to my client seeing this cabinet,
Mr.. LESTER"
1t was my time to hesitate. "Mr
Hornblower." l said finally, 81 will
be frank with you. There il a GER
tain mystery surrounding this cab
met which we have not been able
to solve. / should not object to
your client seeing it, but | could
not permit her to touch it-not, al
least, without knowing why she
wished to do so. You will remem-
Der that you have told me moth
ing of why she is interested In it,
81 am quite ready to tell you the
story, Mr.. Lester" he said. After
you have heard 1t, IL you agree
we will take MadameX. to see the
lcabinet."
Very WE'LL" / assented.
MY client" he began, lis a
member of a prominent American
lfamily--a most prominent family.
Three years ago she married a
French nobleman.
This nobleman has been both
prodigal and unfaithful. He has
scattered my clients fortune with
both hands. At last her trustees
interfered, for her father had been
wise enough to place a portion of
her fortune in trust. They paid
her husbands debts, placed him
on an allowance, and notified his
creditors that his debts would not
be paid again."