E a r lie t t R a ilro a d T u n n e l
The first railroad tunnel was the
TYocNlbead tunnel. In England, which
>'»i begun In the spring of 1839. The
first train passed through December
2, 1845. This was over what was
known as the Manchester, Sheffield A
Lincolnshire railway, now the Great
Central division of tbs London A
{Northeastern railway.
IDLE ISLAND
By
something yon don’t know. The only Improved Uniform International
way to bold a treasured thing Is—
by treasuring IL Keeping IL Guard­
ing IL Sacrificing for IL A treasure
has to be treasured—or pouf—tinsel
paste, the gold Just gilded. An un
treasured treasure Is worth nothing.
You don’t realize that."
"Do you, Rand, do you realize It?”
"Too well I do.” He laughed. "1
(D r REV. P. B. riTZW A TER. D.D., Dee»
Moody Bible tn elltu te o f Chlcago l
realize It well enough but— What?
(®. lu ti. Wentern Newspaper U nion.,
My birthright fo r a mess of pottagel
Never.”
“ Oh, Rand I Am I a mess of pot­
Lesson for May 6
tage?”
“ Ye*, you are one of the fleshpots
GREATNESS THROUGH SERVICE
of Egypt,” he said, laughing. “The
dearest—the sweetest—the most sa­
LES3ON T E X T —Mark S:SS-S?i 10:
vory fleshpot— And 1 should trudge 15-46.
GOLDEN
T E X T — F o r ev en th e Son
right off In the desert and wash my
hands of yon. But I think.” and he o f Man cam e not to be m in istered unto
but to m in iste r and to g iv e h it Ute
paused to kiss her, “ 1 think I'U stick a ransom ta r m any.
around a while.”
PRIM ARY TOPIC— D o in g ae Jeaus
Sunday School
t L essonT
“ Yon darling,” Gay said. “ 1 had no
Idea you would come. 1 said It was
—1S—
a terrible Thanksgiving, and I had
He bad brought snowshoes for her,
Copyright 1927 by The Bcbbe-Merrill Co,
nothing In the world to be grateful
WNU Servie»
along wltb an Invitation from the
M o d e rn B e ll T o w e r»
for, and I said the snow was hideous.
Captain
and
Gram
for
her
to
come
to
Modern examples of ancient bell
Fancy that I”
the
Big
House
until
the
snow
was
towers ure the campanile of the cap­
All her life, Gay looked back to that
"Oh,
fools
rush
In,"
she
quoted
over.
But
Gay
did
not
wish
to
leave.
ita l at Dome; Victoria tower, by
lightly. “ I crave experience. I have as a perfect day. They were tike two
Now
that
Band
had
come,
the
beauty
Barry, at the houses of parliament,
never been snowbound. And It is so children In their gaiety. In their
Westminster; the Great tower of the of the snowstorm wus Increased a
sweet having you risk the storming love. They giggled Joyously over un
hundredfold.
At
his
urging,
however,
Basullque du Sacre Coeur, Montmartre,
packing the basket the Captain's wife
elements to see me.”
Paris, and the memorial tower In the she went up to put on stout boots and
“ Now If we were married," he said, had filled for them. There was tur­
knickers,
for
a
s'
ort
run
through
the
Brown university campus at Provi­
woods on snowshoes. Rand helped “ we could be snowed In together, and key, yes, with dressing, and cran­
dence. It. I.
her through the window and slipped the rest of the world snowed out—for berry sauce, and a little Jar of gravy.
Pickles, fru it cake, pie.
the clumsy shoes over her boots nil the rest of our lives."
Did.
M u c h T im b e r in Sequoia
“ It Is Thanksgiving.” Gay said sol­
JUNIOR TOPIC— T h e W ay to Bo
Gay's arm tightened about his
showing her how best to plod along In
It
was
the
fifteenth
of
December,
GreaL
Enough timber Is contained In one them.
shoulder. When she spoke, her voice, emnly. “ It Is Thanksgiving. You are
IN TER M ED IA TE AND SENIO R TO P­
when
Island,
bay
and
sea
were
finally
o f California's trees to build 22 homes
Guy floundered clumsily at first, but although she strove to make It HghL my Thanksgiving, Rand, I am very enwrapped In the tight cold bands of IC— H ow to Be T ruly Great.
o f average size. This was announced finally, wltb Rand bolding he. hand, was husky. “ Not for the rest of our grateful to you.”
YOUNG PEO PLE AND ADULT TO P­
by the state department of resources they set off Into the woodland. There lives. The spring would bring a
After dinner they pulled up the wlolet, that Aun’ almiry climbed the IC—Jesus' Standard o f G reatn ess.
snow-covered
slope
to
Gay’s
door.
She
lu conferring distinction upon a giant was no breath of wind. The air was thaw."
divan before the fireplace, and sat to­
Jesus wltb His disciples was on His
Sequoia near Crannel, Humboldt coun­ clean, cold, but not stinging. It seemed
“ And we’d fight, wouldn’t we? Over gether, very close, and Rand smoked, said she had come for a long talk, a
ty. The tree Is 308 feet high and 20 to her that the snow that touched her who should shovel the snow? I ’d say, while Gay, both arms about him, nice cozy afternoon. She still wore way to Capernaum fo r the last time.
her mantle of Joyous excItemenL of He was soon to leave fo r Jerusalem
feet In diameter.
lips tasted of salt. Constantly she Wife, dear,' " —and then, as Gay stroked his hair, ran slender teasing
laughter, but beneath IL she was tired, where He was to die on the cruel
flushed,
he
repeated
IL
teaslngly—
Angers
under
his
collar,
touched
gen­
cried out wltb delight, at the festoon­
a little old woman of seventy-six cross fo r the sins o f the world. He
Y id d iih 7 0 p e r C e n t G e rm a n
ing of the trees, the draping of the “ ‘Wife, dear, you believe In work, you tly the healing scar on his forehead.
“ I never expected to be so much In years, a heavy weight of time for one sought retirement in order to make
Yiddish Is the most widely spoken rocks, and on the sea side, the great adore work, you worship work, there­
so slight
clearer to the disciples the meaning
love,” she said happily.
dialect of the Jews. Its content Is 70 caves of Ice and snow which glistened fore you shovel the snow.' ”
They had tea, they sewed, they
Gay's warm lips silenced his mock­
per cent German, 20 per cent Hebrew and shone like Jeweled castles towered
“ Don’t you ever expect to be more talked. Gay told her many little bits of the cross. They were yet unable
to understand Him. It was a most
and 10 per cent Slavic. Since the be­ and turreted. Never bad she seen the ing. Then she said, “ Run along to In love than this?”
of Island gossip which she had from
thy feather bed, thou sluggard. Sleep,
ginning of the Nineteenth century It water so dark a blue, so cold.
“ No, no. Oh, no. I hope n o t 1 Rand. When she mentioned Alice pitiable sight to behold the Son of
God facing humiliation and death or
bag been used as a literary medium by
Tears came to her eyes, tears of drowse and be lazy, for tomorrow you should die of It.” Then she added slow­
Andover at lasL Auntalmlry sparkled. man’s salvation and even the dis­
Jewish writers.—Mentor Magazine.
wonder at the beauty of the snow- shovel my snow."
ly, “ Rand, you think I do not really
“ A good woman,” she said warmly. ciples falling to understand the mean­
“ But when yon are snowbound—
white Island, and she stumbled and
Tve never known a better, for all ing of His suffering.
lonely,
alone—remember
what
I
told
fell,
laughing.
Rand
helped
her
up
M a g n e tic F ie ld »
her administrating. My dear, can you
you, we might be snowbound to­
I. The Disciples Disputing as to
The bureau of standards says that and saw the tears that glistened gether." And then he shot off sud­
keep
a secret? Yes, I know you can. Who Should Be the Greatest (Mark
magnetic lines of force are not elec­ on her red cheeks.
Dearie, I ’m going to have a Christmas
denly Into the storm, and Gay closed
9:33-37).
“ You have hurt yourself!"
tric currents.
Imaginary lines sr4
party, after all."
the window, smiling at IL merely be­
1. Jesus’ searching question (v. 33).
“
No."
She
put
her
arras
around
used to aid In depicting the direction
And
then,
flushing
with
excitement,
cause Rand had sat there. For her
and Intensity of the magnetic field, him, looking anxiously Into bis eyes, Joy In his presence was an unceasing
sparkling youthfully, she told Gay His omniscience enabled Him to dis­
which Is a condition In space and not eager that he should understand. “ It
all about IL She could not bear to cern their secret thoughts. The fact
marvel to her.
Is because It is so beautiful. Doesn’t
a llow of anything.
give It up, she would rather die than that the disciples were wrangling
All night long the snow fell, and
It make all the little things In the
give It up, she thought Indeed she about official position while Jesus was
whenever Gay turned and wakened
world seem petty, and foolish, and
Boy»’ N am e» C h a n g in g
would die if she must give It up. But facing humiliation and d^ath shows
she could hear the breathless kissing
she was curiously conscientious. how completely He was alone In the
Names for boys are changing In not worth struggling about?”
of flake on flake. And when morning
Rand hissed the tears from her dawned she was snowbound Indeed.
What was given fo her, she accepted world.
fushlon, according to lists of pages
2. The silent disciples (v. 34). The
cheerfully. But what was denied, she
at fushtonable weddings In London, cheek;. “ 1 knew you would feel IL All her lower windows were blinded
had no right to take. They had put revelation of the selfishness of their
Davids, Peters und Michaels have It alwuys gives me an Idea It must be with IL Her piazza was solidly
a lim it on her, and his lim it she was hearts made them ashamed (n His
given place to Jeremy, Timothy and sort of pleasant to be dead.”
banked.
“ Oh. no. They cannot see It."
bound In honor to respecL Ah, but presence. The realization that the
Martin, while Julian, Simon and Brian
And It was Thanksgiving. They had
“ No, but I dare say It feels
are also popular.
there were a thousand devious little eye of the omniscient Lord Is over
planned fo r a party dinner at the
good as It looks. Are you happy, Captain’s, Alice Andover, Auntalmfry
ways to circumvent a HmlL to stretch us Is th is u re and only cure for self­
Gay?”
ish wrangling among Christians.
IL honorably and fairly.
and Gay as guests, and after dinner,
S e lf-R u le F i n t L e tto n
“ I never knew what a really happy
3. The stinging rebuke (w . 35-37).
She was old, her appetite was
All government—In the home, the moment was u ntil—Just now. I am Rand and the Budlcng boys had ar­
(1) “ I f any man desire to be first
ranged to take the girlscoastlng. Nowlt
small, her wants modest, and both ap­
school, the state—is only an aid to laughing for Joy, I am weeping for
the same shall be last of all and serv­
was
Thanksgiving—no
dinner,
no
par­
petite
and
wants
could
be
stinted
a
self-government. Nothing else really Joy, I am adoring you for the same
ty, no Rand. It was a disconsolate
little. Not that she called It stinting! ant of nil.” True greatness expresses
controls. No one Is truly law abiding reason."
itself In being w illing to take the last
Gay who wandered moping around
She called It “ handling.”
until he has learned to rule himself
Now and then a small scared rabbit
What did she wanL at her age, wltb and least place and to be a servant
and to obey the voice from within.— stumbled through the snow-laden the pretty house, from room to room.
“ Thanksgiving, b rrrl Not a thing
all those glasses and Jars of fine, rich, o f others.
Emerson.
brushwood, scurried quickly to cover. In the world to be thankful for—until
(2) His teaching Illustrated (vv. 36,
home-made Jellies and fruits? Why,
A snow-bird chirped anxiously on a the snow melts—and Rand comes.”
37). This He did by an acted parable
It
was
sheer
extravagance,
wasting
S m o ke Cut» O ff L ig h t
burdened bough. Once In a while,
She had no hope of getting out of
such fineness on a little old shriveled- o f placing a little child In their midst.
The smoke pall that hangs over the loosened by the sun, a little shower her prison that duy. The entire val­
A little child Is a symbol o f depend­
up woman like Auntalmlry—extrav
average American city cuts off as much of snow pelted them.
ance and ignorance. By word and
ley was plunged In snow. The Apple
agance,
no
less.
So
she
had
taken
IL
as 42 per cent of daylight on eunny
“ I t ’s great fun being In love with Tree was Just a low white roof show­ “ You’re Such a Plucky Little Devil,"
all her precious store, a little at a example He showed that true great­
mornings, and ns high ns 18 per cent you, Rand," she said. “ It seems to ing In a high white plain.
He Said Admiringly.
time, over to town and sold IL In­ ness is expressed In willingness to aid
nt noon, according to a survey made give me a sort of mortgage on all the
It was noon when she heard voices
deed
the shops were very glad to get the weak, Instruct the Ignorant, and
by the United States public health outside world.”
beside the pine tree that stood at her love you. You think It Is sort of half­ such quality, and gave her a good serve the needy.
service.
fun,
half-thrill—sort
of
a
fly-by-nlght
When they had returned again to porch. She ran to the window of her
II.
The Ambitious Request of
price for It, cash.
the window on the valley-side, Rand bedroom and looked down. Rand and affair, don’t you?”
James and John (Mark 19:35-45),
And
she
had
other
things,
too,
" I think you love me as much as
helped her up and unslung the snow­ the Budlong boys were there. They
1. What It was (vv. 35-37). It was
G o lf a n d E n e rg y
things she never used, things that
shoes from her feet
had ropes, and a short ladder, and a you can, perhaps. But you and I—we were Just vanity for an old woman to for the positions o f pre-eminence In
A scientific Investigation of energy
She put her hands on his shoulders. baskeL No need of a ladder to reach are alike—we cannot love—love great
shows that a man woi ks as hnrd play­
keep In a drawer, and look at some­ the kingdom. Christ had told them
“ Rand, I wish It could go on for­ to the branches o f the pine, for Its ly. Too selfish. You think too much times, and fondle lovingly, and show of the awful agony o f the cross and
ing three rounds of golf ns In plowlqg
of
getting
things
done.
I
think
too
ever.”
lower brauches were burled and Rand
an acre of land, says the Montreal
off to admiring visitors, fine bits of also o f the glory which should fol­
“ Snowing?”
pulled himself op easily Into the tree, much of my own pleasure. We can't lace, silken scarfs, delicate embroid­ low.
While their request reveals
Gazette. And some players turn over
“ No. This. Having yon like this, while the boys below raised a long love greatly because we always put eries, old gold pins, gifts that had pride and selfish ambition, yet fa ith
ns much sod as the plowman.—Toron­
loving yon like this, being with you plank, steadied It against the tree, ourselves flrsL”
to Globe.
been brought to her by friends, peo­ In their Lord and a right desire were
“ I love you greatly,” she said Indig­
like this.” She drew him close to raised and shoved It slowly up to him.
ple who loved her, returning from not wholly tacking. It was not en­
her, and held him tightly with her And wedging It firm ly against the nantly. “ Too greatly. So greatly 1
trips to the city and tours abroad, tirely for their personal glory that
O th e r w ite A lik e
arms. “ All of It. 1 love IL I never brnnehes, Rand shoved It toward her, cannot eat, sleep or work for thinking
from
the OrlenL from Italy, Paris. they made this request, but because
slowly, and at the end with a little of you.”
It seems to be the general Idea that knew what It wns to be so happy.”
Why should she keep those delicate o f their personal desire to be with
the only difference between the big
Rand kissed her, their cold lips push that lodged It upon her sll'.
“ That’s not love. That’s—sensation. and lovely things Just because she their Lord.
cities and Hades Is that In the latter warming to the caress. But his dark
I ’ve come for Thanksgiving din­ How long do you think that sort of loved to look at them? Sheer vanity.
a . Jesus' reply (vv. 38-45).
place they don’t play such up-to-date eyes were very dark Indeed beneath ner,” he said pleasantly, as though en­ thing w ill last? It w ill be over In a
(1) To James and John (vv. 38-40).
And so she sold them, sold them all.
the
long
lashes,
and
his
smile
was
a
music and It has fewer tall buildings.
tering a formal reception room to a year—If It endures so long.”
a.
Their misconception rebuked,
No one would ever know.
Gay
little
stern
when
he
said:
—American Magazine.
formal hostess.
“Do you honestly think thaL Rand? wouldn't tell.
"Ye know not what ye ask.”
“ Would It be as dear, I wonder. If
“There’s nothing to ent—but canned That this beautiful feeling I have for
b. Positions of glory In Christ's
And then she acknowledged her
It were going to Inst forever? Or Isn’t things.”
you w ill last only i year?”
B u t C a ll I t Sm oke Screen
need of Gay. The Apple Tree was so kingdom are earned, not obtained
It all the sweeter because It Is Just
"How long does It usually last with
“ So I thought. I brought my own.''
small, so crowded. Gay had offered through favor or arbitrary assign­
Titanium tetrachloride is the chemi­ for a year?”
And then Rand was up on the you? How long did It last the last
the use of the Lone Pine for a party. ment. The way to honor Is through
cal used for smoke screens. It Is a
Gay held him closer. She did not plank, and slowly, hand over hand, time?”
Had she made the offer In good faith? suffering. The cup which they were
liquid which turns to a heavy smoke answer.
he Inched his way out and toward the
•fOh, Rand. It was never like this,
“ Because,” she said, "theie's no to drink was all that was embraced
when It comes In contact with the
Because you know, beloved." he sill, a distance from the tree but a never.”
in the agony o f the cross. Christ con­
room to dance In the Apple Tree."
air.
said, and his smile wns ready now, scant two feet, and Gay's hands
’It never is, while It lesta. And
Oh, yes, they danced at Auntal- ceded that the positions which they
though his eyes were clouded dark. “ I caught him when he landed.
when It comes again—It is never like
mlry's party. It began at five o’clock, craved were obtainable, but In a d if­
am everything In God’s world that
Then the boys tossed him the end this, either."
A lm o n d C u ltiv a tio n
the party for the sake of the babies, ferent way from what they thought.
you
thoroughly
do
not
lik
e
”
of
a
rope,
and
the
heavy
basket
wus
Gay stirred restlessly In hts arms. and the smaller children, of whom
The origin of the almond species
The way to places of glory In
raised.
Yes. And the one thing In It that
I don’t believe 1L It w ill last. It has there seemed to be disproportionate­ Christ’s kingdom Is through lowly,
was In the Mediterranean busln, and
You needn't come back for me,” the feeling of—eternity Itself—about
the first Important cultivation In the 1 love with my whole heart." she
ly many. So It was a baby’s party self-forgetful service and suffering.
whispered.
he called. “ I'll slide down Into the IL”
United States has been since 181)0.
(2) To the ten disciples (vv. 41-45).
firs t when the tree was lighted, and
Well, I ought to be satisfied wltb snow. Won’t hurt me. Thanks, boys.
They were silent for a while.
a. Their displeasure (v. 41). The
the children danced about It with
So long.”
that.” he said cheerfully.
“ Gay.” he said seriously, "this Is
N o C o m p ro m it» W ith Sin
their candles and nuts and fruits and ten disciples were displeased with the
And so ought I,” said Gay. But
Not only commission makes a sin. she was not.
gifts, and there was a noisy champing request o f James and John. T heir
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displeasure was because they were not
Santa Claus.
A man Is guilty of all those sins he
batetli not If I cannot avoid all, yet
And then, very early, for the snow free from the same selfish am bition;
CHAPTER
X
M onastery in Russia P la ce o f P ilgrim age
1 w ill hate all.—Bishop Hall.
was always heavy and the night cold, their action was not prompted by
the parents trundled the babies away righteous Indignation.
In the early evening the snow be­
b. True greatness declared (w . 42-
The most strongly fortified monas­ to Indicate what little fear they had home to bed, and the others stayed
P o in t F a rth e s t N o rth
gan to fall again heavily, and the
on and danced. "Danced," Auntal- 45). To minister to others Is great­
Cape Prince of Wales Is the roost skies seemed fairly bursting with the tery In the world Is at Solovetsk, In of an attack by the British fleeL
er than to be ministered unto (v. 43).
This monastery Is In­
northerly point of North America, ly­ weight of IL Rand cutne once more Archangel.
Thousands of people come annually miry said Joyously, “ until two, three,
ing opposite East cape on the coast of to the window, and swung up sitting closed on every side by a wall of gran­ to Solovetsk from various parts of and last year, until four o’clock In the Among the Gentile nations, greatness
was conceded to those who exercised
ite bowlders, which measures nearly a Russia to view the churches and the morning. Think of It, until fo u r—“
Siberia.
on the sill, feet dangling Into the
authority over others. This Is the
I
suppose
yon
went
on
to
bed
and
mile
In
circumference.
The
monastery
relics. They are conveyed In steamers
snow, as he urged her again to come
world's conception today. Among the
couldn’t sleep for the noise—”
O cean “ R o lle r ,»
to the Big House until It was over. Itself Is very strongly fortified, being commanded and manned solely by the
I I Go to bed! Indeed 1 didn'L followers of Christ a different stand­
supported
by
round
and
square
tow­
monks.
The extreme height of ocean waves But Gay guarded Jealously all the little
1 stayed up, and 1 danced a little my­ ard prevails. The standard o f Christ's
ers about 30 feet In helghL with walla
has been estimated at 30 feet and secret Intimate Joys of her Island life.
self. I danced with Rand three tljpes. kingdom Is to forget self In devoted
20 feet In thickness.
She
felt
that
she
would
not
willingly
their length at from 000 to 700 feet
P oo r S p e llin g C om m on
Oh,
I had a little cold afterward—not service to others, even to the giving
The
monastery
In
reality
consists
exchange one month of common lux­
much—I
was In bed a while. I ’ll of one's life. The supreme example
of
six
churches,
which
are
the
re­
Poor
handwriting
and
Incorrect
urious living for the Joy of greeting
him like this In the pelting snow at positories of many valuable statues, spelling are faults not confined to the never hear the last of that silly little to be followed by all Is Jesus Christ
and also of precious stones. Upon the poor and Ill-educated, asserts W ill cold. I think last year was the nicest Himself. His whole life was spent In
her window-sill.
And as they both thought of It at walls are mounted huge guns, which West In Liberty. “ As for styles of party of a ll—except the very first one going about doing good, and on the
once, they looked at themselves, con­ In the time of the Crimean war were writing, Id say that bad handwriting, —fifty years ago—when Buddy, my cross of Calvary He made the su­
son, was born. I told you about that. preme sacrifice In providing a ransom
sidering their situation, and burst Into directed against the British White Sea like Chanel blue and reptile leathers
Is very good this year. The better thè He would be older than you—fifty for many.
merry laughter, for he. In his heavy squadron.
financial circumstances of the writer, years." She smiled at Gay. “ Do you
The monks who Inhabited the mon
outdoor garh, sat strumming his feet
know what I think? 1 think Buddy
Foundations Necessary
In the snow, while she beside him. astery at that time marched In pro­ the worse. It seems. Is the scrawl
"Spelling—let s be kind," the writer may be that Unknown Soldier down In
turned satin slippers to the warmth of cession on the granite walls while
The wise seek "the city which hath
the cheerful room, and gTeat flakes the shells were flying over their beads. continues, "but even the grand dame’ Washington. I have thought so from foundations.’’—Southern Methodist
the firsL He would be in the war.
stoops to -payed' for •paid.’ ’Arctics
fell upon them both alike.
are almost Invariably ’artica, while I know, he was so daring, he loved a
“ Oh, never." she cried. "1 wouldn't
Be of Good Cheer
for ’leggings the more Chaucerian fighL Some time— maybe next year—
T u 'o C h u rc h D e s ig n a tio n ,
give up a minute like this. It Is such
Let us he of good c-eer. remember­
•leggina'
(s
usual.
With
’h
its
and
shall
do
without
the
Christmas
fun to find you In odd and unexpected
The word “ protestant” Includes
Call or send today for thl» FREE b«x>k ex­
ing that the misfortunes hardest to
moments.”
many churches, the Protestant Epis­ ’shoes’ and similar monosyllables party, and Instead I shall go down to hear are those which never come.—
plaining the Di.C. J. Dran
most
women
do
well,
but
’sequins’
be­
Washington,
and
stand
there,
and
Rand
picked
a
great
(lake
from
her
copal and the Methodist Episcopal
method (used by us exc*u-
think It Is Buddy. Poor Buddy! He Lowell.
hair, and kissed It as It melted.
s lv e ly )o i tre a tin g all
among them. The word ’’protestant“ come ’sequences' and ‘suede la repro
duced
as
swede.'
"
always thought right, he always meant
Kectsl and Colon d ix s U m .
“ You're such a plucky little devil,
came Into use at the time of the Ref
Ministers
No hoeptte) t e r e m AMurance
rig h t But things always went wrong.
he
said
admiringly
“
And
for
a
city
ormatlon
both
In
England
and
on
the
of I M o cored « I n refunded.
The world looks at ministers out of
That kind of a boy, heart full of Im­
girl, too I>o they teach yon bravery continent.
D a n g e ro u , C u rio s ity
It stood for a protest
pulse, hands full of mischief, head the pulpit to know what they mean
in Greenwich Village? Is courage for against the Roman Catholic church
Curiosity Is a kernel of the fo r
when in It.—Cecil.
full of nonsense. F ifty years."
■«ale In the Broadway shops? I don't The name Is not particularly slgnlft
bidden fruit which still stlcketh In
Then Gay put away all her work
know a native stateol Maine girl who cant at this time when all of (he
the throat of a natural man, some­
and gave up the rest of the time to
God’s Benefits
would stay here atone In a snow churches are drawing closer together
times to the danger of bis choking —
getting ready for Christmas.
Bt'ockljrn Eagle
All
eyes
M-e G im I',4 hi’hefits.
Fuller.
(T o BE CONTINl E n ,
God —Mark Guy I ’e
” s a » ;î!rie
PILES
Hospital Surgery Eliminated
CHAPTER IX— Continued
ETHEL HUESTON