The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 13, 1915, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf,:."j, i ?, , t - 'il. ...... fin ut;,n . m tf m 1. infective Novel amd f a Ilv ARTHUR B. REEVE 1 ? Tht WtU-KmnN-tuHkt mni (Aa CW V M "CMr ICmim4" Sfirfn 1 ikColIttKinlloii WMltePMlM "T ...j i I II Mill 11 ami i ght, JW Wy ! iiSC SYNOPSIS ,... Yoik pollf "r niyntint-1 by rfal!jrr!.ilnl.il.r.1wfrn. ' -.. I.I.-.I. 14 ..Hit tllA vIpIIiiik. c,., wnif i i" . '"-i- -. .. P".'1 ti h.l.-li UK liUIHI," v11;:'! .Ti trl... Int. WIW .T ,...Niii li mat t1H)iHflln l (tim jr in.-"a,- ".;,.,,;,,,- ' I. j.iiiii h frillr IlAm jbiAini ' i, .7,,;. 1. nk.:r.i.Mii1lrjv!!u;H WSTfiT. J .-ii rUn. mr. In wlilcU fii.Ji but Ki-niH'tti' niilvw In Hnin- CmbIIIio rol'WIJ. ,'!"" "ucnvn C rnlicM "'"' " " "puriiimni ?JlMm llH' h' I'!'l"l " liOI !.!''si. ...i., i irl.rn Iviniic'df nlnoni jSJ in n fwnihl .iiijifti(rtili at FIFTH EPISODE Th Pollened Room. B IRQ l.TIHfi "'HI HMIHI iuri'iii- ring tho iiojtt (uw dnyn. Horn rclber. II "Wiiifii nun inn cim iClutchlDK Ih'nil Involved lotil tnce In the DoUko llbr.iry, and In fad, t'Xtvudcd lo vxcuralons. ' the notorloiinh' t'rliiic-lufvwtod kborbood of Ulvvrnldo drivo, with uhlooabiu procutmioii of automo- and uu-cartH n fur north, In , u tt)At tliipc nittt haunt known nnli tomb. ; to return to tliu nioro nvrlous lot the affair ny and Klalim hml' ncnrcely i cut of tlio liuuno ami di'ncunricd fctfpt, one nfti'rnoon, wlnn a lnl kce ippcarcd In it iMMim-ni nrva- mxi?. ti tbo CIutculiiK Hand. I'tcM a t'U'itumu liiMH!ctor'ft hat. Icon and curritu n bat; xlunis by n i over bU elionKtcr, I 'or onco ho lft off hU inal(, hut. In nlaco of i tc wm covered by n ncrnKf y e beard. Tim iIIukuIuo wwt nffec- iiv Kennedy mid Mln (todan ilonk unobtrtitilvely iiKitlniit W tor. vrlth lil head turned away. khlnr and cliattlnir. they named. kea ho turned In the other dlre'c I mJ, xoInK up tho eloiw of tho Ire aouie, rmiK the bulk nttBbontt Itupector." he unld In a ton aa Michael, In Jeiiiiliign' for the ntiernooti, oimiied tho i accompanied tho wordx with tho , ltd Michael admitted him. i It happened, Aunt JoniIiino waa In i:inlni! room. . illio waa U towcra In a vao on thn drew-. table of tier Idollted rileeo. M can- lie, Ruity, the collie, lay, half blink. ; oo the lloor. Vbo li tblaT" aha linked, iih Mi- el led tliu boKUH telephone Inspec- mlo the room, 'A nan from the telephone com- if, no anawvred deforcntlully. mni Joaetihlue, utuotdiUtlcatcd. al- ied them to enter without a further uon. Inickly, like n iood workman. itching llnnd went.to thu teleuhono itrunent and, by dlut of keeping hla ter on tliu bnok and hla back to at Joioplilnu auccoeded In convey tiae illusion tliu t ho, waa exunilnlutc ffc i aooner wim tlio door shut than, unicuinB Hand hnBtlly opened hla i ana irotn it drew n hiiuiU owler ylog outfit, Hueh m hnvo aeon 4 for aiirayllli! Iiuu notvdnr. tin ka took out a Bort of nutszlo wtlU I elaitlc band on II mwl Hllnnn,! l tr billhead bo Hint tho mtu.lo pro ted hla iiohi niul iiimilli I'le Kerned to work a nort of puiuiv i uvuinont and from tho noxsto of I IWajlliK Intit riitnr.i. l.l.uv mil Pail of powder which' tin directed it" wat . Ifeuiahlla. .Mlchn(t, In the hallway, 1 guard to Ben that no mm Imthnnu! Clutching Hand at lili work, waa 'Mcomo by curiosity to aeo what ula, r wan doing, n olioned the 0' a llttli) Lit ami im,t lnnlll,ll frourh iim .ftiv in,A ,i,a '.. IClutchliiis Jiund wna now aprnyltif F'.rug cloeo to thu droHahiK toblo of Puna and wna litnndJnt near tho rolr" pr. He i atooped down to examine the; it, i ' tts lin rnl,u,a hl ,,cd. he' ir , iUQK mo Uo "Hrror. In i ne could u,. ,1,.. ...I, . ... 5., .' hacl behind him, itaalug Into the "The 'acoundrel!" inuttored Clutch H Hand, win, ... .., ...... .... Elaeovery, "'""""' " " ",H !' i roso ijulcUiy nnd shut oR the raying Inutniinent ulnflliM, ,li Inin P Iwg. Ilu took n atoif or two toward "0 dOOr. Ml,.,n.,l .1.. !..!. ..- " r.i:,""l',u,n how to U on' guard. ,V,utcUUg Hand onnntxt thn lnnr M. aim wearing thn tnUarld, book aa to Mlchnnl. " Mlnlinr WllM Ptely control hi feara'. 'rititi hi "wyea. nntni i,i.i...i.:'wacS' Bk'm .'..' i',iiiniMnJOHi mior C.:."""cninB -HandTwho locked the "Weroi.you watching ,nVo!" demand ?lir,h'mf"lor rt.tai .Ith.Ta'ie;, "? looked, him '.'overdiidalBfttUir J tto clumay He: , ' w U- la tL I u?,ut"y "Kro0", MleUael'ln ih fini)0 Mlritii i IMMMMMMM M Exploits of Elaine a Motion Picture Drama HveniM lfcEclM(lerilmCMiitay t All VauImm UILa. tl.... 1 r Sir rTarrSf i if wwwrrTpq mmmmmmimmmmmmmm; nurvriiniiiu, nirncinc insane fury Bcnmoil to iionmiKH tho nmu a In. liuul m.- i. ...... '."::.. ' ,u lo"". WIHDMIHi "(J(l tltil" lie ordered, Allehael ..bo.l. Ihuraujibly cowed. Puke urn to, tho cellar, now.' ho jeiiiumiixi. Michael led the wily from the room A(lhont a protest, thu iimstur criminal flollowlui; lilm ilosel, Down liio the cellar, by ii back way, they went, Clutching lluiiil still, wearing his muzzio mid .Mlehuel suy- iliiK not n word. lUiddeuly Clulchln,, Ituud turneit on ;lilm and Kljed him by Hid collar. ' "Mow, go upslalt, )uu." ho inut tered, 'linking lilm until b teeth fairly chultered, ''uml If inn watch mu Knlnril kill )'oul' He thrust Michael uwuy, and tho ifootmun, overcome by fear, hurried, upstairs. Htlll trembling nlid feiirful, .Michael tiaused In thu hallway. He put his hand on his face whnro tbo Clutching Hand had struck lilm. Then he walled, muttering to himself. As he thought It over, nninv took tho place, of fear. Hn slowly turned In, thu direction of thu ccllur. Meanwhile, Clutdilog llnnd wa Btanillng' by the cdectrle. meter. He. examined It carefully, eollng where ino wires emereii una left It, and starting to trace them. out. At last, he en nut to u point whtre, It seemed tillable lo mako a connection for some purpose ho had Jo mind. quickly he took some? wire from his ! bag and connecte.1 It fth Hie electric, ri.T' f ' ! tUT "'If"' Zl !? of 'ourr' ,7,f1 M,f cel,ur (floor. In tho direction or the furnace. Tho furnnoo waa one of thn old hot .... -.,.,, .,. ., iimmw I-.-IUM- .,, ai thoucli seeklngr aoincUilng. Then i the bent down beside It anil uncovered a little tank. Ho llirust his hand xlngerly Into It, bringing It out qutoScly. The tank was .nearly full of wntnr. Next from hla capacious bag ho took two metal poles, or electrodes, and fastened them carefully to the enda of tho -wires, placing them at op jmslto end of the tank In Hue water. i'or several moments ho watched. The water InsWe tho tank seluned the same as befoee, only, on eacli elec j iroue mere opiwareu uuuiues. on one bubbles of oxygen, on the other of hydrogen. Tho water was decompose. Ing under the current by electrolysis. Another moment he surveyed hla -work to seo that he had left no loose ends. Then he quietly let himself, out of tho house, Tho next mornVng Itusty, who ,liad been Elaine's tonstunt companion since thn trouble Dad begun, o.wakcucd his nilslress by ltrklng her hand, aa It. hum; limply ervet- tho aide or lior bed. Hlio nwukeised, with, a -start nnd put her hunt! to lmr head, Sho felt ill, "IMor old fellow," alio murmured, half dazedly.. Itusty moved away Again, wagging hla tall HatlcBsly. Thn collie, too, felt III, "Why, Mlaa lvalue" -what ees e innttalrT You Ara so pale!" exclaimed tho muld, itaria ns she entered the room a moment later with the morning's-mall on' a salver. "I don't feel well, .afcitlu." she re plied, trying- v,1th her jfltnder white hand to brush, tho cobwebs from her brain. "I 1, wish you'd, tell Aunt Jo kophliun to 'telephone .Doctor Hay ward. , "Ves, mlldemolaello. answered Marie, LmiAuIdly Klalno took tho letters one by one vorl thu salver. Klmlly- Bho selected ono, and alow ly ton It open. It had no superscrip tion, "but it at onei uyrestod her nt tfutloii mid trauslbced her with tvr- It read: l "Von aro sick thla uiiornln. To 'morrow you will be worst. Tho next day you will die unless yuu discharge Craig Kennedy." - It wus signed with, thu jnyatle-trade-1 mark otf tho fearaomo Cluhchiuc Ilandl"" " Klalne-dro'w back into the jlllows.i horror) stricken. Quickly she called to Marie Qo get iAun't Josepldae right amyV And iMarla almort How down tho) hall, 'Blaine Belted the telephone, nnd' culled r Kennedy's itumbei-, ..? ' ' Ktinnedy, in, hla stained laboratory 'nprou, was at work before, hlstubto, while I wm watchliw hlru. with Inter! est, 'when tho telephone Tang.'' Without a .word he answered, the, call, and I could boo a look of per turbation oroBs'lrls face. I kBew.lt waa from Klalne, but coUld tell iioth-. iH'about the mature of tlie mBUf.t. -yAn laataut later lwalMost tore o:; the aproBaaad thif w,; on hla bat, andr coat. I, followed. ,htni as He dashed 'out of 'the laboratory. . , ; "Thla Jb torrlblfe-Heirrlblei" he roatr tereif, bb he hurrleal acroaa the eampus 'at ths uulyerslty -td a taxlcab atani-v A few mlnuteiaiBter. when we-ar rlyfdat the Dbdamanston, wefound, Auai, joaepovno bbi atan. kiiiisi i; they eouldMHUr .the clrfculaataaeB., THE EVENING lmi. "n'h'1 '"I'l'iK lto patient's i.uih!i . u'm'",r"i"' " our bill Kh L'l ,. . , ..Ai., .rn" '"Jl " '" f",,!c,, uni i ni o Kiflj t0 , yoU).. ,, breathed with an ulr of relief tin Ken- ncdy ndvanced. Why-wlmt I tliu innllor?" awki;. ?xK.""x !)u",y Doctor llnywnrd shook his lK-ad du- bloualy, but Kennedy did ll0( )Jl)tleo him. for QH till fitihrlifiMittil I.!,,!.... all.", X i drew from the covers whom she had i concealed It ii letter uml lulled It to ""I' " urnig tooK It am! read: "You nro nick this iiioroliii. To- . ",u"" y" win un worwi. Tim next ' u"y )OII Will (Ho unlcAH you iluiiliurifit Cralie Kenni.d.- Crali? Kennedy.' At tile KlKtinturo of the ClutchliiK ! "'""" l!t ',!fi',1" .'"f ..f, . .,, ,P ,- ii iu II Mil Mill peated hla ijucathm, "What in the mat ter!" I(ietir llaywnrd eu(liiuei) nhuklng hla. head. i cannot dloKiiode her ayiiiptniiifl." ho i,hrtiKi;it. There ncomcil to b u faint odor, al most ua if of t;iu lie, In XVo room. It Avns unmistakable mid ('ml looked' fitbout lil in curiously, but said nothing. I As he sniffed, he icoved Impatiently "mi ins iooi louciieii iiuiuy. under tu bed. Itnsty whlnnl nnd moved back lazily, Craig bent, over and looked at him. "Wlmt'B tbo matter with Itusty?" ho asked. "U he slrlf. too"' "Why, 'yes," answered Kltlno, fol lowing Cralc with her deep eyes. Cralit reached down and sently pulled the collie out Into tho loom. Ilusty crouched down :loso to tho floor. Ills tioso wds hot nnd dry and feverish. Ho was plain!. III. "How Ioiir has Itusty been In tho room?" nsked CrolB, "All night," unswored Klnlne. "I wouldn't think or belui; without him now." "May I lake Itusty along with mo?" Craig asked'ilnally. ' Klnlne hesitated. "Surely," she said ) at length, "only be gi-ntlo with Mm." "Of course, he wild simply. "I tiimtei.e ti,. i niii i... ,ri.i . .u. 'covor the trouWo ,niI siudyItlKlm. l w" W on'v fcw nltcs I longer, for Kennedy seemed to realize lhc nocrB8t. of ,lolnB wmlntt ,m. lia.(aU.,. nnd 0VPI1 D(,clor uayward lwni rigiitiiig in tho dark. Hack In the laboratory, Kennedy set in tvlplr lmn,tlnf nltr tifa.Dl.l,,,. ...- thing elso aside. He began by draw t Craig Reached Down and Gently tag off a -llttlo of ltusty's blood In a tube, very carefully. "Hero. Walter,' he said, pointing to i the llttlo Incision he had made, "will you tnko care of him?" j Quickly Craig made ono test after , another. As ho did so I sniffed, There' was an unmistakable odor of garlic in tho air which made mo think of what I had already noticed In Elnlno's room. "Arscnluretted hydrogen," he an swered, still engaged In" verifying hla tests.. "This Is tho Marsii test for. Arsenic." ."Arsenic!',' I repeated, In horror. I had scarcoly rocovorod from the surnrlsa of Kennedy's stnrillng reve lation when the 'telephone rang again. , Kennedy seized tho receiver, thinking J evidently thut tho message migtit ue from or about "Elaine. But from tliu look on- his fuco and from his manner, I could gather that,' -although It was not from Klalno her-' Self, It was about something that In terested him greatly, '. "Good!" I heard,hlra aay finally. "I BhAUkeep -tho appointment bao. lutely," - . "What waajt?" I asked, eagerly, "It was Elaine's footman, Mlohael," hareplUd,; thoughtfully. "As I.subj, pected, nefsay that he Is a'confeder t af the Clutofalna Huno. ana ir we: sW protect hlnr he will toll us thai; -2u with Blaine." 1 V Safe wmwWMiw BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ','-'''. 'S&ft&mjL ".v H.BBBBBBBBBBadBBBBHKNS ?MBA.V'BbBBb1' laBKHaBmmK 'I 'Yf Hrv aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBttBBlBBH- -IBBfBBmiBlLK'MLJBBBHHBB irte"Bw'ii.. 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"-' """''d '' ( "", f"c yeoturday, Anyway, he says 10 m ti(rmlnd lo jjel oven ond be, truy lilm," ; ,(d ot ko ,ho ,ookg of , t thing, mid ould so. "Craig," 1 objected vehemently, "don't .go to meet hlra; It In a trap." j Kennedy" had evidently considered' . tttO f.l..,if.... hi- i..' ' ''It may to a trap." lie reolled slow. t !', "hut lilalno l dying and we've got I" (; this thing through;" I An ho spoke, ho took tin automatlo from u drawer of a cabinet and ihrum i h into iiih pocket. Then ho went to 1 Uliollicr drawer uml Inali nut MVAnl tm,,,, nf ihin i..hin. Zh,:i ":"Z sectloini of thin tubing, which seemed to bo made, to fasten together as a flslilng pole Is fastened, but were now .separate, as if ready for traveling. Then ho went out. I followed, still urgulug, "If you go, I go." 1 capitulated. "That's alt there is to It." Hollowing the directions that Mi chael had given over the. telephone. Craig led mo Into ono of tiie toughest parts of the loweK West side. "Hero'B tho place' lie announced., stopping across tho street from a dingy Haines law hotel. "Pretty tough," J objected. "Are you sure?" "Quito," replied Kennedy, consulting his notebook again. Reluctantly I followed and wu en tered tho place. "I want a room," asked Craig aa wo were accosted by the proprietor,' comfortably clad In a loud checked suit and striped shirt sleeves. "Iliad one hero once before- forty-nine, t think." - ' P "Klftj; " I begun to correct. Kennedy trod hard on my loea. "Ves, forty-nine," he repeated. Tho proprietor culled a'stuut negro! porter, waiter add bellhop all com, blned In one. who led us upstairs. "Forty-nine, salt," he pointed oat, as Kennedy dropped a(dlme Into hla lendy palm. . Tho negro left us, and as Craig started to enter, 1 objected. "Hat. Craig, t was fifty-nine, not forty-nine,, This Is tho wrong room" "I know It," he replied. "I had It written In tho bonk. Hut 1 want forty nine now. Just follow me, Walter." Nervously I followed him into thoj room. Don't you understand?" he went on. "Iloom forty-ntnc is probably Just- Pulled the Collie Into the Ream, ... 1 the same as fltty'nlnc, except perhaps the nictures nnd furniture, onlv It IS - on the, floor lielow," ' ' , He gased about keenly Then he took a few steps to tho window and turew it open. As he stoop- there ha took the parts of tho rods ha had. been. Hurrying and fitted them together, un : (II ho had a polo somo. eight, or ten reet long. At ono cud was a, curious, arrangement that seemed jto vcontaln lenses and a mirror. At the' other' end was .ah eyepiece, as -nearly as I could ma'ke out. ' "What is that?" I asked as he epm . nletedhlB work. .. f "That? That Is an. Instrument something on tho order of a'minlature periscope," Craig replied, -still at .work ( Continued. Monday )', ' Mohanimednulsm s the'-recognised sii.lfnn.'aB caHph, is the aupjrejsia head. Over' a.obd mosques, ara ,'previled .for, ,"- ' 1'.. ., .1 t. . ..."' ..."ti. . 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For they all are wearing 'em, It's tho latest hobby, Father's pants will now fit Sue Just m; wall as, nobby, NIJW YOllK, March 13,At fast tho pantaJet, trouserctlc, or what you will, after casting its shadow before and behind, is really and truly now not only with us, but on us. Made out of regulation suiting of blade and white check, y'n stripes and mixtures veritable trousers, creased, prestod nnd fashioned after tho man ner of n mere male's, aro the most approved and swagger accompani ment to the new tailor made lounge or snek suits offered for the ladles. Oh, yes, of courser It Is true there Is a skirt, too; that hangs down, nearly to the ankle, and leaves but a scant three Inches at the most of troaser leg exposed to the vulgor gaze.. Still the mer fact that b is, conscious of her.Lf ,. hlrt,;-, ,,,.,-. ,.., nt trousers; even If, it i'fot consciousness, helps aMot to tend to- warn inD.emancipaiion oimu oex, ua mnky them feel like regular fellows. Surely the freedom afforded will en able them to take a long step toward the vole. i And smart little sack a coats -of plain black or dark suiting, their lapels Jiound in braid, are the fitting finishes to those sassy llttlo suits. Top them -with one- of thenew narrow brimmed straw sailors, and at first glance you will never be able, to tell whether It's Fredrlca. or Frederick out. for a toddle on the avenue. , The chiffon and lace pantalets that have struggled so long for, a leg to stnhd on are now also- firmly' en sconced in favor and on nether limbs. The crinoline and full ruffly skirts, of the moment, have given them their great opportunity, and they are. mak- .:- OUR WEEKLY SERMON "A Hymn" Hy ,K. C. RICHARDS, riastsr Grace' Methodist Eptoceesil Ctareh A HYMN In the cross of Christ I glory. Towering o'er the wrecks of time; AH tho light of sacred story Cnthers 'round Its head subllme.fments; purltrinay "be stained; reason When tho woes of lifo o'ertake me. Holies deceive and fears annoy. Never shall the) cross forsake, me; Lo! It glows with peace and joy. When tho sun ot bliss is beaming Light and' loro upon my way. From the cross the. radiance stream ing Adds moro Ulster to the day.4 T Uane and blessing, pain and' pleasured Hy tho cross are sanctified; Pence Is there that knows' not; .measure, Joys that through all time, abide In' the cross of. Christ I alory. : I Towering o'er the wrecks of time;' All the light of sacred story 4 Onthors 'round its head sublliao. Sir John Bowrlng. .. A recent booklet of hymn studies , says: "Among tho hymn writers represented In our Sunday School - Hymnal afe. to be found a sbjoemaker, aj prlsonorj in bond age, an edUtor, sev eral bisbof is, a car dinal, a jfconverte-i slave tradjer; a Taw yer, n bHj d woman, a student. and. a ccd- lege pi-j' o fes s o r. N o n e,, however,' bore ' greater dls tlnc'ilon or wo.a h'herj glory in the PObllo'illfe of a. Statesman than dU Sir Johai' Bowringi j In '.nil. nf, ail ,U.. X.V noi4hlvl m -.i.v w. hhuiiiebu Kiiv- ra.M, auccoaaea and Irtsplte of thin fact tht ho'wasia unlt-grlan. he hunabVdik selt, before th' cross ipf Jesus Ohifkt and litterea hlsfiithln ihe iitriSlng 'nriLnkluK,'r, Ihta Onta ' 'S LJl-&wV - " n -""v.. f .-' . no -, jujrora vcuwaaa r,as presence j1 or ti Bnor.-'tlrtfcMihiJw.i humanity's heart, ,W; Jiii..''i-'iij.'i'i. i ;&imi -jrewaetfl etat Ion In life xr revtexw: eoaa 0fClUeVfiid;tiuiic"fiTW,1itfi -.." .m.-JZ. 'aV " fa' V'sw'aA!. " " mn5 ITakhjtowijwahwreit'i !HIH VLbbB 1 ! u"fe '.;... t -ft. , "" & fv. , ' - ing the most of it. These .dainty con fections are the traly feninlae ver sions of the troHsers,tat least,; tkey were, now that the' males aredus 6 don silken Irodscrstliemselves, bow ever, who can say, , 't Since this silken mandate of .the I tailors' asoclatlon has gone forth thero seems notking toIt, but-to,pre-pare to listen, for , Hector's sHkeK stride and the frou-frouof' Ferdi nand's footsteps. So far, the showing of these silken suits for the men hare been confined to the sort of Palm Deach effects and summer suits of natural liued shantung and pongee. Suits of purest white silk are, also shown, and goodness knowj. vtho silk en lengths they'll, go before .the sea son Is over. After all, why bar the sterner sex from silk. They certainly hnvo as much right to don patles of charmeuse or crepe de chine as the dear girls; have to attain to grouser legs; or tailored suiting. .-J. Qtpllrltitr nAp laffnt-twl KlAMtuM, Bn,rfA nU:Y; ender OP,e,ioW, are among thVaW- est. waist efferings: They, are severe ly plain, wlttusmall tarn tab collars of white pique, and turn back soft cuffs of the, same. Plain colored linen waists on the' same order are also good, and come In watermelon pink,' sand, Belgian blue, dreadaanght gray and grass green. Linen promises to hare a revlral this summer, and sun ning linen frocks are evolved in com bination with heavy embroideries, which outline the' pockets and boleros of their up-to-dateness'. , - Gatetop bags are among the nov elties of the season. They are a sen sible as well, as an attractive fashion, preventing absolutely, as they; do, the possibility of one's-bag flopping open of Its own accord, or with a little, per- . (Coatlaaed on page ,4) 7t' Ti!1i t 'M - -A 19. "v-,.-- M,t wrf l -a & . .'tHitoiul '- list ralttincafilA htr itkiA lnut rrcU y . k " i -- .- sloa of the inner, life of the nations. The judgments, of men mayiaS; nations may break the' command- may topple from1 her throne, but down'' In the human heart lies low the flame of life, some' day to flash, out with uncontrollable Are to lighten the world and to purify, the dross .of life, Hellenism tried to And its com fort in clear .thought and the' carrying-'of this life over Into another ERhere.-k. Christianity demands a new creation, .ana .a new imraortai mo, Greek philosophy waa a seUsh" su premacy oti clear skies and sunlight, but, withdrawn, from earthly strife and, with nc laope that the common ami mtiid fiver, attain o lL But -the cross, high fixed, sJaHds not alonefbit rungs ' its -giorr-i eoya 1uJ.,.aBeiwi f shadows and. drlrlBg out the miasma wi -t i ' ' .i ' of sin brings., through, straggle.: tne soul of the.conision andv the. lost up to .itself ;'A4.Jt , ,,he lifted up, vrllj, drawrail men unto me,' said Hewho glorfted, the cross. No won- i der its 'hymnVwrlterB, are .drawn from every j- class. . v HO vwonaer- ,iey wir i r - very kind of-human heft,v-Kp)woB-flcr siomethJig wlth'ln:th breaat leP uhhicMea-.wha,oie.BOBgB or. Bmnagi .'. - ..- - - ' - :. y'-r'ti in. invtcnnia .- - w K a-SJ--. i.v. -v . i Dear;aeart;Bi iBOB,a,cni.-s-i.. itou a song? Haetthou a life wlthr lit? thouhBmsm? Art thou.Qod Iraag'ealaMttaionllfe? Hast.thou eterWr, llfet Hait thou the glory, of, the croiia? ' AH . these svre forpur i.uman life? "Ttawering o'erM wrecks of ime"I stands tfce'croaa. 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