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wilderness in a nate of deep despon-
denel. 11 wadi no wonder '.oat steer
such • day em that on Carmel, so
glorious and so exciting, there shunld
be a violent reectiou affecting the
whole sperm of the man. He was
alone lu the gnat desert and no doubt
his coescieut'e bad begun to wisest
that be bad base guilty of violence In
*laying the fans propbetm thus wro.. -
leg the .sod of retribution out of
Oud's hands. ile bad yet to learn
that vtuieoee Is hateful to Ood. It
may have bees, too, that he was har-
assed and tempted by ell: spirits; and
so he prayed that he might die. 'Na-
ture's sweet [adorer gentle sleep,"
came to his aid. After $ tame tw
touch of an angel wakened nom and
said, 'Arise sad eat" He looked and
saw that once agate his rated oats beta(
miraculously .edit. He ate and drank
and slept again only to be wakened
as before. Thu angel said, "Arise sed
eat; because the journey L too guest
for thee."
Having partaken of the setae food
M wan carried in the strength of 1t
to Horeb, the place where (lard met
with Moses and gave to bus tbe law.
fisc how many ways God took to krep
Elijah alive; ted kiss by ravens, by a
widow and by an angel—aud now to
show that man does Dot live by breed
alone, be kept him alive forty days
without food. The place, no doubt,
reminded bus of the mewls, and en-
couraged him to hope that God would
sustain him amid 1n doe tlme bring him
out, as he did the cblldren of Israel,
though like bis, fretful and distrust-
ful.
"The wlab for death, the weariness
of life, 1s a pbenomeu0D extremely
common, and common became it arises
from a multitude of rebut 110.*
causes all troy up into this, that. as
Scripture expree e* tt "wean 1s born
to sorrow, sa the sparks f7 upward."
Rebuke this feeling as you win, you
must deal with It as a fact, and as an
experieoce of browse Ilfe. The sense
of failure, the coevtctko5 that the
we
▪ around its are strong*
can crappie with, the apparent Don -
atonement for the intolerable wrong
—there are bean wben *)der the In-
cident of tbese trials even the no
hien Christian dads It hard to key
his faith Arens and his bog* as -
deeded. Tata any man who bag
gats, ares* et barlil faltbelibs neo
se dome essdr mama PS aet is••
ead the Lessees
ere not se 8101 story was decided
by ftoller• or closed in martyrdom.•
—F. W. Farrar).
O•d, WI* sent His Bon
'Ib die • Calvary,
Be, If i lean on Him.
wilt
we for me.
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:: THE MAY DAY MYSTERY ::
By OCTAVUS ROY OOHENN
•w� (Co.lrleail —
(31Af'TER !Neese which risked in two the
� -_ r freighted with the ha -
1 window wa 1s
It was a unusual spectacle—thatraucs of rummer. It Lanced the
of the pers►dent [ 2o:s ss! d Lie
of Ma In the office a thins cheeks or the yvur+er
ed
of Ne y gr uaud una ; only to bring greater discomfort to
strangely [ores and uuac•deaga the mountainous man who completely
At the duos stood John Reagan, the dominated the scene.
pa+ttt�.tli•rJtest decidedly efnt•lent pollee- ,Hart war *tending
hrrlde flue
�D
Next to Reagan was Teddy Farrell,
president of the student council, pre-
sident of Pal Tau Theta. enough,
Beside him, incongruously nathe
WSJ Nike ()armlet)°, knitter s arde was
fraternity house. By
Rube Farnum. ands besidehu be was
tbe
Phil Gleason' Welch. Ivy,
trim little figure of Ivy
considerably older than she had been
a week previously, looked unusually
serious. the seat nett
Isrry Welch occupied
t• T� sister. Occasionally his eyes
met tbs pair on tbe other aide—those
of Tony Peyton.
Tony showed the strainunder
stave i
ate bad labored; and which
evi-
dence, too, of the an`�•ha which
bad been caused by
pleasant
publicity, Of course the students and
faculty had been more than kind to
her; but tbelr very a,oielttde had
rasped her nerves until she felts that
all she wanted now was to 6
.omewhere alone.
Through the open windows came the
drone of campus sounds: students
laughing and chatting. all unmindful
of the drama being enacted on the
second door of Old Main; an occa-
sional shout; onto in a while the
scratch of an automobile starter and
then the hum of its motor. The
about Wistful' the knife
bad en It. Jest ourselves
— ..ard rsr Sat be knew!
Oh. bo knew I"
J ILII Baaeq was patient enough.
Aad Oe eyes lighted
ash gay* II piu� smile and $
soft r.
"1 Laid you lis about Neater
Thayer," Le aapasted suavely, "be-
cause to was pod reload of mine.
Meratar Thayer be always Vey ave se
soon *1 be pts bks titusel when the
feller* Um M?S games. 'inns time
he lege net get the aae•J when he le
killed sad ee I think It L not nice
that I alhasld tall about how be owed
Jim vel
preldebt'S Meter. fee Aid nut &sew.3 Ale t w. �yfadead. 1 was
happy. and his first words oal1 � say M' s jou— '
partite ._... tone.
were couched e an
nld apologetic
"ell
-Folks,-
make things about as brief as I eau,
and 1'11 start with the most ImportaDt.
Max Vernon didn't have no more to
do with killing Pat Thayer tbaa 1
did, and—"
He was interrupted b7 a shout of
glee from Rube Fathom
at lanky
Individual leaped across the
pumped Vernon's band. He was close-
ly followed by Gleason a dhe then
Teddy
Farrell. bot Jim. waled
beck and continued his recital. o des
sleepy, half-closed eyesinland th
de-
tail; tbe startled expressionon e
the
tares of Tony Peyton and Larry
—the Inquiring looks flashed toward
them by the others as be bluntly ex-
onerated Max Vernon.
-About Max," he wept on smoothly
—"Wm and me
havoad out about.ot a little secret
which nobody gonna
Alu't that • fact, t$onr'
..Yes, sir " Vernon was dangerously
close to tears.
"And sow for Miss Peyton. 1 sup-
pose
uppose you've all beard fiat she was
Pat Thayer's wife—..that-la that they
went through a sort of ceremony last
year. She didn't want to say anything
about that, but I explained it would
hast because you -all were talking
SereOliF, rind you'd never have under-
stood
nderstood why she went to Thayer's room
on May day. What she went for,
folks, was to let him know that his
hold over her was broken: that
that from then on the campus would
have to know that obs was legally kis
wife. there la no -
"What happened up
body's business. Not even mine. But
I'll tell you this mush"—and be
grinned Infectiously—"Tony Per o■
didn't 1E1.1 Pat. Thayer—and that's a
tact." Welch was
There was a gasp. Larryhis eyes sitting forward tensely,
fo-
cused OD Jim's Placid face. The others
stared at him in doubt and fear. Was
It posafble....,?
Impulsively Ivy reached for her
brother's hand. It was cold ass ice.
And as though from • great
she beard Han e?wo da. harry
"And now
Welch's part 1n _ little affair. tOn
May ant. Larry WetMonied
wo
important things. The Aral was that
Pat Thayer was tbs bulged of the
girl he was crazy abet Tb snoods
was that the man his OttWWIl aa ung
oing
with was a married nu
as be found out those two Oben he
went to ewe that ,sane_ --
There was a fess•. banknod-
ding
ibdtag of leads. Jim .dishM +'res'
Ugly toward Larry. a for tellies lou
"I've got a reazo
all that, folk& The truth might he
embarrassing sometimes, but it never
hurts. and 1f I held anything bask,
you might either think we didn't have
all the feet. or else you might put two
and two together and make a aB1Ms.
Larry and Miss Peyton have gives 1*
penninston to tell all this, and thel
don't "Flt4' wbetber3bthe•"atd i the
It or not—provided
straight truth, see?
"Jost what might have newd
be-
tween Welch and Thayer nop
ever know. Because when Ierry
Welch got to that room, folks—Pat
Thayer was already deed!"
There was a nerve-racking hush;
then ■ buss of conjecture. It wasn't
Max Vernon; it Tony butPeyton;
on;
It wasn't LarryWekh
Thayer was dead!
"Yon see," grinned Jim, ' I'm a queer
fort of $ bird. Seems like all 1 can
accomplish on a case is to find out
who didn't do something. I recites
you -all think I haven't had a bit of
tock findl.rg out who did. Ain't that
a fact?"
They were too astonished to do
more than stare.
"It's a cinch Thayer didn't kill him-
self. And 1fand Vernon Dor Mao
Peyton killed him
when Larry Welch got there—then
somebody killed him between times."
Hanvey surveyed the group In his
quiet, friendly manner. His •omno'ent
eyes lighted on the face of Mike Car-
mlcino, the janitor, and even thongt
he did not call the men's name, every
perp) In the room knew to whom be
was apeaiing.
"Yon and Mr. Thaler were pretty
good friends• weren't your
Oarmlclno'a eye; flashed.'
"Yee, or, Reenter Hanvey."
"Yon told me that you did boot-
legging jobs togetber: that be would
get the orders sed you would supply
the liquor. The last time you worked
together that way, Mike, was a few
days before the killing. Yon told Mr.
Reagan and myeelt that Mr. Thayer
had paid yon for theliquor tnr i d
b
nn that la at party.
"Tea. fir."
Jim timed to Teddy Farrell, presi-
dent of the fraternity.
"Yon were In charge of the finances
Of that particular party, weren't you,
Mr. rlarrell r
"Tut s"co',
ur.,.
"Have yen ever paid either Pat
Thayer or Mike Carmlclno the two
hundred dollars that the liquor was
aweeosed to Meir
Ne, Mr. 1 still have the mone7•
it was never paid to either of them."
There was just the faintest hint of
nos 1. Jim's voles
be and. about
I wastto • 1eloor
know
why!"
An eyes were best now It upon
the
h .
ere of Nike Oaraiciee
.10
Sit be waw+1 esporasa8 MOM le
outage free a sat wbteb b• kbit wu
betas ttg►tened Meet best
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..Heel for pea, M. Nighty tine
of yon." Hanvey thought for • sae -
Mem sad thea : 'Wet lua't it true that
Thayer aauouacsd lu waaa't lining to
pay pea at all and eeald turn you
over to toe potles gar bootlegging 1t
you dared .gaawll Isn't it true that
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tes liquor and that elms be threat-
ened to tare lea eves to the police
you vert rightly cesiler'ed that he
was 4 bls•etaesing your' _.
-That L entirely sot true, Meeater
Hanvegy."
The pot til d•teettve apps• red baf-
fled. ( r ktso radiated good humor
—a sett of fait pod humor—but
aevertteleis 1M eared at peace with
the world.
"Maybe you're right about that.
Mike. sat how about the knife with
which Taper was billed?'
t artbaeli saUs wee dissipated for
a monisat, and vela 1t reappeared,
seemed rather tweed.
"What about qtr Carmlclno asked
softly.
"Just this," said Hanvey in a calmly
conversakosal toe. "Thayer double-
crossed you. He didn't have tbe
money thou but be told you flatly that
he intemdtd to kap !t, and you could
go w hintle or Nes. You were son
as a gest and Toa said he contdn't
get away with aa7 suchstuff." Hais-
vey was now making statements
rather than inking questions. "Volr
saw him go 1• W room on Nal first
and you decided to have It out with
him Bat yes dew you were dealing
with a larger•Iaaf than yourself and
one who .vYaetly wouldn't scare
worth soup. its you remembered the
collection of weapons In Max Vernon's
room and borrowed the likeliest one—
wMch begp•med to be that Wiliam
dagger.
-You saw Kiss Peyton go to Thay-
er', room and welted until .1*l n. had loft
gi
the boss. Then you ent
had a quarrel and finally a tight. Yoe
kilted Thayer because be threatened
to squeal and also, perhapst bemuse
he attache! you. You bad sane*
enough sot to make your discovery of
the body until 'someone else estar.d
the room. TAM Welch found the
body. As soon as he left you lot out
a bowl It was nal slick of yea.
Mike. Means* ao one ever thought
bo found the body was
ohs soyas was taaes,
bis toady eaner Isviag Car
a•Idne'e face. watt watdbsg ISM
• tel► -ready jateelrt sq MA
ewrape '9A* Mime were tae
by the BMW add 11
to do mor. than stare find at
Nike Sermlclno ad On et the tar
peeeivas immobile face of lata stet -seer.
"Later on," continua/ Heaved
amgethll, "when tbe whole fraternity
MUM was busdag with Comment
about the murder, you heard the name
of Sax Vernon frequently meatlos*d.
tregjko „ Jcnew- that he bad dtap
seared. Von t)ioogiil' of
Mr. Reagan, ',midst, had already
searebed that rent thoroughly. And
artier his-earch you planted the knife
le-Yernot.'s dabble closet, knowing
that It would 1N a mighty strong
plena of nldence against him. 8o you
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B7 1SABS1IL BAM1IJ1 N
Oodsrlek, Out.
O jt.. bow luppy should we be
0 vie esald cast our care on The..
If we from self could rent.
Amid feel at heart that Owe above,
la perfect wisdom, perfect love,
la mortise los the best!
Lrsd, maim thee faithless hearts of
mire
,Suet lessons learn from bird., and
flowers;
Stake them from self to cease.
leave all things to a F.tber's will.
And taste. before Him lyt)g still,
Eves to allktlonJ�
—JAnstce.
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S. S. LISBON FOS JULY 11th. 1111
Lease Tepie--4d Cares ter Malt
Leese. Famiege -ii Kings 17:11; If t
14.
Wise liW,,-1/Bae w 6:32.
MAD was the greatest of the pro-
phets betosglaS to the northern king-
dom of Israel, and ow of the grand-
est and moat romantic characters In
Hebrww history. The events of his
Iib are rsrordad in four chapters of
I Kings, to the leaf two chapters of
1I Klee, tad in II OhavokMS 21:11
16. As 1a the coos of Daniel, ail of
a majority of the twelve minor pro-
phets, nothing 1. known of lila par-
entage. Somewhere to the laud of
Gilead, • f rtllt and beautiful district
1Rljah the T1sbbite was born. We
have no account of the early life cf
the prophet. Ho ems upon the Rem
to the reign of Ahab who )ad given
himself op to idolatry. sad at the
time when the true religion was in
lamiaewt danger of being rooted oat-
liOddspll the apostate King was coo -
fronted by a rough -looking man from
beyond the Jordan, decribd as f
Dalry man wearing a leathern girdle
and • sheepskin mantis. It was =-
jab tbe Tlsbbtte, wbo had come as a
prophet of Jehovah to tell the king
there should be salt or dew nor ran,
bat according to ids word. Maas
the prophet ha1md beet a
Mlead
Mere to be IM be Om revise soem5d-
be stayed b' Me bruit CMOS ISIS
it. dried 10. Time ON wogs .f 1h*
lord directed i>i• to Mol+:asNatb
where kis wants would be ttn/g U M
a widow. Some three rias hater,
when drooped ad famine bad bemuse
wetlafgit uab•areble, tw "gala met
Ahab. wbpe 1t was agreed that there
should to a ted to tee who wan Um
eapneoe God. Wbea Baal waw ~st-
and his prophets stale>SUah poa7d
rata, ...balk Mit AN Alit 1111014i1all -
Illijah bad demo le the prO-
pbets. tHer anger barn forth and
she trot • messenger to Rtljab to tell
him that she would mate id* life as
the fife of ova of the slain prophets.
mljah fid a day's journey Into the
that the em
the murderer.
At Mie doer
see, Fre got you kind of hog-tied.
Mike" iiT bL
arml,•ino's tat* was Near,
fixed sm11e was unchanged_
"Tea can't prove nom 01 that.
Digester Hanvey."
sm;led triumphantly.
"fi yes, 1 Can."
"'s•cau.e," announced Hanvey quiet.
ly; "your fingerprints are on the handle
of the knife."
Oarmic:no leaped to his feet. "That
Is a lie!" he shouted. 'There were
not any fingerprints on that knife!"
Aad now the Gargantuan detective
became positively friendly. His words
dripped honey.
'Vow did you know that, Riker'
The sp,ctators did not quite ander
stand the byplay ; but they knew from
Oatmieln0 ■ flash of terror that some-
thing rite' had occurred.
"Tot knew. Mike, because yon very,
vet, carefully polished all the flinger -
prints op, that handle! i think we've
got you, luster Oarmklno. But even
that isn't all I've got epithet you. I
ha* one sore pier* of evidence. Just
one, hut It will prove a great deal."
se plunged a big fist Into his bulg-
ing Coal pocket and took therefrom a
diamond ring. He waddled serous the
roes and Came to a halt before Ivy
Welch.
"aver +4418 that ring before, Misr
Welch ',"
The girl's voice was trembling, bit
she answered without hwltatlon.
a?,•, sir. i pit It on Mr.
fi r myself several day. be=
-
c he diedit la my ries."
r. Thayer never retuned it to
y
*No. air. He promioed never to take
It Off Ma finger."
vpnotl !" Jim mulled genially. "Yon
egg roma., , teat little ring is mighty
p1_pnrtant. It was not on Thayer's
torr when the police got there. It
nee In feet, stolen b1 whoever killed
Pit Thayer. fie/ that ring, folio, was
1yn.l he me poninually whore Mater
lake Oars/del bad very carefully
hj/d.•n 11!"
Cnrtnielee was gulf ring. loser
Met like a bawl of antmal (wax ow
1 from ilia lips. (II* leaped to
Witt t,.t ad betake forth Into a torrent
d woede,...Aldi ayes round, lab hods
ttdtchnb ,
*Tee, 1 bili 'nay*'. i 1x111 bilk
*r Haay.y—•but 1 swear It wee
alto? be •nub' me."
"That's all right Nike." d $arey's
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Let se to MISSIONS
days of
.the leettjele aced Foreign Bible 8ociet7.
It is a story wor(1•riri<dTl"i my asses
--a story of faith awl darty, a .tory
of amesine achievement. Although
the Saehty was founded in Loudon
ee Maw 'A1. 1804, there were Inn -
dada lwabig up to that memorable
oeea.les& that de.erve mention. The
little marbet town of Bela of North
Wales has Sts own )tette in the his-
tory
ittory of life Bible Soelety, for 1t was
bore that Tbomaa Charles, a Calvin-
istic Methodist minister, bad it laid
upon his conscience to lnligbten tbe
spiritual darkness that enrelop!d the
principality. His need was Blhle. Bibles the to the Wetab language—and he
trade tndebitl[abie efforts to obtain
tbena Is sollkSent numbers .
The (today for Preluding Chris-
tian Knowledge printed ,n edition of
10,000 BiAMM and 2,000 extra Testa -
meats, but could do no more; .Ind
the need$ of Wa'ea were rB 1a•gtly
aswtLled. Liter on Mret. Cbar:ee
pmt Iss••agbt the question of sup-
plying Mies In Welsh before the com-
mittee of the Religions Tract Society,
and It was at
thatJosephee meeting
i t es.Bap
this iloO'1e17
that minister of Battersea. made the
oft -quoted li gge•tlon : ''eurt'ty' a 8o-
city might be formed for the purpose,
and 1t for wh s1es. why not for nfor
th. whole
Kingdom;
woridr It must have weinN1 an in-
spired *norms --as indeed it was.
,prose present garp their cordis( sup-
port
upport to the project, the remit being
the fonndaUol of the British and Fo-
rets) 'Bib:. Society.
T1s masse was not eho"en at that
It was adopted later mi. end
tamely sly the purpose and a'ope
of the 8eetot7's work. it la worth not -
tag that the immediate occasion of
the formation of the Bible Societ7 was
to supply Hales In the home -laud. it
was the can et Wales that brought to
birth tide idea of a %octety that
would sepplll the Bih1. to the whole
world. The ,work began at home, and
upri,ad lhanuglteit the earth.—Fran
Tell the Werid•
voice was gentle. 'Tie glad you ad-
mit It was you. And If you can trove
that it really was eelftlefeese, maybe
you'll have a chance." Be turned to
the others and bowed „with elephantine
(Race. "I reckon that's all and
I'm eaoch obliged to every oa."
They crowdd about him and .hook
his Lied. Reagan •lipped a pair of
handcuffs over Gsr'stc1Do's wrists.
Alone- with Hanvey John Reagan
turned to star.
"111 be everlastingly d—d," be said
slowly. 'There wasn't hardly • min-
ute. Jim, that 1 didn't think you Aero
Just plain bleadereag dumb."
"Shah! John—I ain't so mart."
"Like thunder you ain't Ilan, I'm
grateful. Only for yon I'd have Beet
Max Vernon up for that thing, and
even if I am a cop, 1; ain't keen abort
convicting an innocent person" Wen,
"I figured that, John
I'm hot sod tired. Iet'e teat It."
"You see." explained Harvey
smoothly, "nobody bit Reagan and 'my-
self knew anything aboutwhetter the
knife bed fingerprints on It. Just
onri l,**—and the murderer. But 1N
knew I"
Reagan Contfaned to display his a.-
tonlshmeet. Tben his eye l u na
scintillating aomething which
holding between thumb sod fore
finger.
Geste, JIa," said Reagan, "7•'n dor
got to give Ivy Welch her ring."
No..o i didn't forget. This
,ltn't her ring"
"What r
"Naw. i bad to ran • bluff, Rea-
gan. Yon see, the kid is • good scent
Bee wanted the guilty man eeriest
wsea t4
was willing to help
the MV with ma and helped me Wort
an Imitation which jooketl pretty
like tin one rate had Mem Of oasts.
Thayer—
sod which had disappeared.
the poke bappe+ted to wort. lied it
yanked a Mnte/bg not of oeraleine.
1 always was lucky, John."
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ly and storied for the door.
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he said. "sad then 111 hop the niftier
ter ender weather."
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