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t t ivy witI:xttot-potiAllk.
touiroattle*lotita
: ,
iist est, in n si tio,is
onderhig wJy. h ional"P e $:
iree:0religion havc gage from 'him..
The reason i$ simple: Thet Oreu.
us of religious onetime wide' eeeme
leasantlo the memory fail ,re-
pobition. •
The emotional life is 'worthy o
ror u alt it consti-
tutenoiujpf_ the pereenial'sourcesof
$ubjthc
easurab1e experiences, of Seligion
xaitati
doing goocl., o heIping on
are all eniotional exeer en
ive autib-ren
setae
dl the irks have
edgy, as you
• "Tie Mose ar I horjzntal
refer in to 'a diagrain
'prrapiices
P
roptiet
liat
EOPIX
0,
T4 WO IT NO LONGER.
beini 00ussibes of °this, I.,
can no longer endure it, but must
free rn 6if Isom this int lerajg
Cho1�zbue,
ttati,\ Se 8.;a
Oom1aint,•eknd alt
Fluxea'44 ttio Bowele. .
•`• It Us Wmi A the isuirlett: t or 431.Am
As siteits-sts. -asosissa, 'it lose nee*
tweet. ., *feu t is *thiiilt 1204404
• . innins-oUrthe-
-co •trneblen in ,
been heard about the
ahs, siy Peareon'e Weekly,
1401.1
!!
" a .mo.lah is a title
•
glesiststhe,
LeAs.I.911.0,111e1.1§114T.
of any ion. , •
Thw, the Sultan, of Turkey .4 a
cause be is the supreme
head' of he 'Moslem world. The,
otiIe mali leader who eaUsed.
nob_ iinxiisty. between 1901,'
anu 19O, and whoic earn° occasion-
ps up even now n. the daily
- Per zarsilibtritu.-f*
thore e hundrcds of ethers.
st of the more conpiquous
among, them wi) prefix the We ive
This, however; must, not be,
taken to mean that they are insane,
aid being used- rather in its
r nt 1 i nification of "in ired "
emo-
Iah who
areinew stirring upagainst
tf the border tribes of Afghanistan
,enornevs, Clad in their sacred
robes, bearing aloft the green stand.
ard.of-Isiam, they go up and down
the.saleys ig the.-Mohatome.
-clan war cry, and woe be to hint who
• ortirireed7—
The person, of the inollah is sae -
red. Tr, the &air the other day
as„-reported-tte have -ordered that
any of them ',caught preaching the
itch* holy vas)* should have their
• torn out. But if he real)y
-
e h an edicts -Which is ex..'
ill be, manifeated 40Pen
individual, even undone strat,ive
natures are ii;11a,eneed by it
extetit valid) no 0ne can ineasPi
You might ,a8 Well-kto
triotism Without ext-ent
ion -without emotion .
.danger is thatatotiosatstiolti
religion -shall evaporate jn emotion-
al excitement. - --'-
e-lonsenjoriessisinotio
• . 1 4
without attempting to employ it a
• dnzniirforonurdefbiiterviec
u bo lessen .the ower -,of -the
emotion te-appea tos,you
Possibility Of your anawering to its
stimulus.
- Arouse deep feeling .and high
sentiments and allow them to be-
come cinch in themselves„, and their(
•e -sure -to -he -on
%Maga/Ask ,
not give expression results inner
paralysis both of emotions and will.,
yhen---pityrreympathys _asp
Indignation, or the passion for
righteousness stir Within one need
carefully to watch lest we lose sigh
0. the duties, the toil„ and eervice to
ell indangerfrom-
trophy of our emetions. One views
a dramatic appeal in which social
wrongs are shown, one reads a novel
appealing to the -sense of justice or
ity and_goes his way, having enjoy
ed the sensations of angcror pity,
and ' form
Y
ta------4C77ivita:'111-0-re-15--''--- TERNA-TitTNAL Lli$'80/44----
,
e mighty Hebibullali. himself -7A.13 U.• -
would- taisi , to, layIfi, _siorilOgious-
geiptt one of thesb---saintly per.-=.___ .,, • .
----- - - ,
•*noes.... .ifkhe_were. to ventur43 . such '.:iseseens VI. • David .41IT-1,-le
'• unheaedi of thing vengeance , alga, .4 , . Tet ,44_ .4 .....
outld iturt+4-overtalre-him.r- Foritc-------,;"-A-41.4"1.*' 1"."---siss-
he c4r inal principle et- :the - Verse .38. 'Iteasti!eises 1-38 for -iti
14
Pl
inist.--ses I' e". ellells eroJselles.s•accoisiit, of_140liash -and,...his ,chal.
ivel teitiso .;:-Iliet an Injury pur. ‘, lenge, Ravid'is visit, to the, Ihraelite
yseettecd4c*. '' -Jants)filiesrs4turabessIvatirislulsro-, postellstresgeet
sin only he atoned for by the death ithe Philistine ehanipion, and 'Said's
. of the intlevilliat inflicting it. final eonsent. - . . , -.•
.-s er.
.
'Ilis‘s'apparel...Risther . in
• or.'i
t . Although Saul 'n 44verse •2
commen&i:Tiiiiid to-',IthovaWs ii I
fox istieteits, he plans" to mike.it
y in tta
reori ee ,
- ' b equippingt
s ..eastLwitIsIiii7-arnro --Vhit, 1,,,hire:
„ -great,ease -of's ids not ' to be compared -massive
our house last night!! weight and ,sise with that of Alio
But r don't see anythin
.14t7PAPP04117-44VIN/41:7-"JaatAt.
t-FORAITE .
*rk"You igeot babe iri a high
-ilkonla Oh, -yes,
You e, 11* the Arst tiz
has napped since he walk
months *go.",
Hetmet 0fltrifor-Alf 'it -softie.
_
helm
ent was.leommanly mado of hide
or leather, one of niettil being &v.
tii special mention. ,
. oat vfmail-Striettr, the main
_ .• rnient which covered the .upper
a.•Stowstarve.- , ow do_yel ft Of t e body. The term bi used
utS. ruin rtiopt-itt-torter4
ner - -ill ' S r
probably *- e Assayed -Tried. . The infer -
ed that
Omit ' he - was inisi4evessfu
ould be thc best way. °
. _ he reason being that he 'had not
it. If,. an one narrative in
e he is. still 'ili shepherd lad
tif $4..• It the 4in t Of
ICI 'no *oiler that he Andt•
_pQU ,_
one 0 *Up `; 'neestar you pay jrst eight i, , 0 'Iv rooro 0r. vow. woo h mi
, • .
lest 'selfishness sear the .soul, _lest the year -before. vo,- yo. A/16.)
dul
the fear 0 ,
imposition Make us 'dog tilreot. in', that?. ).. Ineein , ,os the
9 000 0 ' " •'-' "
' N ,
,. ri40lic in general no intoreovin thc
., orestry question 14 seems ta' m
It _would b h t , loran icirvittsw:,....41O theY;_rit'bete,tmes. Everybody'mItai have-
,- 011 -
malt .
loge an s -ilea?t o e w r to r es 'biij k
spo d n -the Psrietice of Constant`to
n4 It „r]'namely, etelayn,t.tea,rPet,viWiz lii10 '
cacu ii and scept dam. , be orc
aeekz'ziot„f,SyLRAs`„
,
ision :we shallnever ttnd them u til ycar to 3 -ear,
Is
' • _...,..oileek00 ...le front,tho. year -
the ow to iyieiti to "cry Ittinti.: rait!:iotiowoottUnial_l, gbrendte:nofthweeed°b_e;
course-----What,---is-the”,
wcttIt'indliartrlYrict '''ur." esison 1 .;- . The explanation
ia
• ' '4" *kel *cir w1”/"ei Mal: roimple,. :in 180e -the data cellepted
Ipziti:If only the dream of a hotter' 0, .
word. , and 0f, bappier , buucias:t!yi .ghti-r4tihnogl supply United . olltdat.remaeleidnsout for. *Well . once *refreshed '1,k4 nuly.. be est products- became known, which.
,
retliztedhe.endeavor to. mai, real those §Lbovir.ga we that lannue atin predvtiug . this tim-
per' .were not 40'Yary far
t w i h,. as they broke upon- ,
that
0 .
.'theIrsuesssissosssessismosswoossms,xes,
o 118. * • 'islr-ot supply and demand,/ but
h one reepeef.the eatvatien, or.. knowledge of supply anddemand
ro---ofTlettingi----entillair1:101tekneinPrtili'cita8 pastand ' the tartilebni6cei.jaos
8 eniotion ; exPrenum ,140i",s?'I
possible new imprestions.knOWleage'ai to our .timber reSour.
' , - .
. It you would keep your faith alive:t:e0si.'ktn.ndgtahlinnsti,noenkr9fwkornr.olfedrgeelornsrtlil.
.
.,
4 'iI 4 IgRAIS 0V5yOU ledge
ssesst*iv the so eehas increased n the rose
i A lie-ciilharp&es hnx--AIM;
lives. No inan feels his heart by :.
At. becameknown that the 801114:9;
thinking about it; it is when he was less than had been euppoeed.' '
actuelly feeds the hungry that, hia-1-Dr, B. R. Pernow, Dean. of the
own heart is retreehed, it is when he„ ratu:sy .0f Forestry, UnivarAity of
arriesi-the-cup-of cool -seater -t0- oronto; at stimusel-raeetterof a,
her that tl 0 well of 'eternal water, tig *.anttiort 190%
dials up Iv' th ttrifiin. ( ,
IIENRYT: COPE,
equipMent. It ,prohal?ly-eonsisted
t_a--lon,g---thong--doxibiqd-- and hel
; Q40 hand by both, ends. The
centre was widened and Tup.,shaped
• MACROPITAGOVEJVOSIS.
Germ of hisesie of Ohl Age Ifas
r. Metehziikoff of the Pasteur Th.
hokithe-htenewhjeh: watitite, rasAlesss,tho--:noted spoczali
r oil. by swinging the sling and and student of toe human organiault
rztlsen tidenly rcfDng one- endri''rnif dIricelitered7tiwi hrf5yr atioitAti'whielr
David is.well used to all these„ zind lichee named "Macrophagoeytoblis.4'
'in thy -hat e.
went before -To proteethint against oseort*, is curable. • lie Si -4a Oat a
. •
porisibIeAreacliery.---14 was onte,hurislre4-Icar0.1.1.nee; "if"' !!111454$13.will
the ditties of the.'aror.:bearest be treated like bionehitis-and-dipli.
guard the person. of his master; 1 therialere treated and cured a the
42. 40eket1-7-about----A,-graphierpresentlinw
toueh.As if the Philistine had to 'Old age, ae ording to Dr„.1tetAt,
a cr sp-Ria pants. e o-fe'7 e eou • 1.4 0 is an ancient, iaVir„ wale
.
evert see David,. SO insignificant hes on mankind. Ili* reeent re.
s he in eonipartson, . • searcheri and istudie$ Proye.that it is'
Be disdained contempt the :diseases of the inthatines and
is -David wa eissuie-4 40 0 . hestestiimili which STeisten
le ill.eittehed eize of _body, but by Ilk- We eat Lao mu6'm”
4141a 4,4
he fact that he was a,
-14-11,-1,01.r--e(ntntOnance4
beauty leain
st.an.sult10..this
outh, -and .1:10,11itIt 0100 • WhO eat v'gt
,44,t14,produ
ofie vho.,_piette.ke Of A.
and have grown old' in years; .
..owever* in „spite of the tosii*
de A general
tempt- ut air
ateif 11d earHd had unc1bt4I.e
ly bee &ten used to .chastise hia
sliesiberd dogs when disobedient.
43. Cursed David by his gods--
,Ife used the names of his pato')
gods in istiprocatiOg but 'thd not,
gain thereby in the,eombat,
*tkofftfl
toasting on Part. All iorta
tiveries And.. -noisx were toed • h
armies to terrify their' enemiee, and
in fanjet erteOunteely- *am ettittO-
nutty th fteite 'me'ss own, hrav
rjt'ed,ancIto hurl japuntcalthek,
eel; tenor e f0110.1.1
ftussia. In the ojoktioo..1.thero.
only 0;491'Nbt1 shopseti)n:k.iwint. 1, Moscow,
whoio nffair were. in, a baCi
having offexec his orviees to
.yourtl-ers urrtirtr6d,.h37..- Go-
ernrneutand reeciving a fittOcir
0
T313:bi""..r:ZerO-01,rrti ed-hition
lioness, 'anil iEsnow estry.*
iis rnie
May be stuppedr that my eonne
t,ienYJitittbeln nay bA-1;4aPked-
'tutt-in prison, where I may. b
clearly conScions that these horrors
re net 'conimitted on my helm'
or; stilt better (so good that I dare
not eon dream of such happiness),
Treiscy put on mei as on thijs
ofty peasants,-7--
ireild-and-astapy-studjessii-mis al
qfi* ,bench.,..maccthat. by l'Ay own
,0 -
pod noose around eld throat.
0 3,4siviitto;441. pzior:fea'Ello
6trawbety summer
ag�d wo years, -wee taken in with
mor fml°t Or. towitiks:',"tatitita WitilHen
child, 1 seemed to follow hee sx*ai.
ploas 1 alw&yw have it *is% 1st Oneti
gave it to my baby as airsetta And she was
et 040.0iroliov itui_likker couPit
-tlassipor tittibt"---
lies-aseant thelzzan Wlikzfled-the
wools-A-is-was-4ot -entireAss,dinerent
;16..saiscrsaxamen
pears -nee.
• In Orel la. *oath an exeention4
at -once a ma
was found .w.sa,agreed with the
ga.nizers of governniental murders IT - au A LIFT; -
to do. the business for 'fifty roubles srENtE IN VENITENTIAillYi
I: ee head.- But the voiratteer'hang-
atu,,f1t.",,t Ina)44,,,taili. 14 'rg,P,PSn' t
triiii iliiiettg= WAS pat fer siittni„.„„A"Vtu:r,"::' rt:A
Frce
Mr tteNtaliotfitral Orleadill
eittIOO, having ITOt the throud sack* Q • ' Texas b* tildenee trout
towns, apd at the time of the exe- -s1A--"-- ."-,':',01::::4:'"":
hiro to the -scaffold,- dapped, and, -:-1-- arproachiag ' tim superintendent, . Pardoned from a . penitentier
said: ' tey0u. Iowa • add -another life sentopee b ' castes- of a dream
. -
drip* sves so im esse with
Lis droani that he te t cal od upon
to study the case. He neglected
his own business and delved into t.he
records. He interviewed the prose:
outing attorney in thle case. He
$ought the trial judge, long since
/red; and bcgged him for asist-
nce in freeing Jones, ' • --
isesmirstssitty'lltnentessmst
/ saw another man commit the
murder, sat, him in my dream,'
ldris;-declared-with-eareestness-.-
, At first Waldrip's dream was
looked upon as a joke. His friends '
feared for his sanity. But he kept
,
Of exe"eutions. hangings, minders
and bombs- people now -write aed!
epe k its they used to speak about
tht weather. Children play at
• ligitiffitt=4;444
hoole, who are almost' children
go 013 exprepr a mg xpedittosii
edy-to.-kill, :pa as ;they used to
gn hunting.
ARRAIGNMENT OF TIM MAX.
--This.-exeeritioner-at ....fire- is, h*nd.
knows that, he is an lexeentioner
4 that he doe ii wrong,. and: is
therefore -bate -d. and
rnen, and1 think this conseiou-snesS
'tiid=thisFfeatzletsfersEinenteVfo
least a part of , his guilt.
But rms.* frOtkAho- Sepretary
litES
the zero -yen indirect. participa-
tors in the iniquitieserPetrate
eititiry-ilay;;,44Th'7.not-teemil _ -feerycnir
,
guilt nor the shame your pertici-,
pation in thee s borrorse. should
.(41, • '
hat
unfortunate exec tioner h
nilen, ho stistide morally-immetisu
ibly bleier than you,artieipaOrs
'in and -part authors- awful.
.rounding t e release of •Geerg
from -the -Texas -state
t where ' he was
incarcerated for eleven years on
the charge of murdering a WOinall.
In musty's" respects Jones was a
attracted more or less of a follow-
ing.: Little by -little the- tangled
skein was unwound, and now,
through the dream of Waktrip, iz
total stranger, the Governor of ,
Texas and ithe Perdon Board have
nurrkable vonvie ----Thsa-snsusd0r seetsfre-Ctonviet-4Jorters.--
was ir.o)rapri_soriclunways. • Bereft of the wife for whose loee
mfiTc
A women ,whoto name had been has sought ficeluston on a ranch
\ehlan,dleads istioourneddoreltides! Certain
by geiros..1 nea,r San Antonio., where he says
po
curastances seemingly pointed to
ea--ak the Murderer. , 11.- was
itried and convicted. Ills wife slurs -
ed her devotionby removing fforn Startling Statistics by Ocrnian
her home -to- Huntsville, the peal.- Anthority-t
tentaty town NO that the might - , .
istt hittt..vequettry.....i1(wa we- .....Ane.„,00e,kostsincisi e ci igthefe.:
o n,ofri/trhAl
0,titemer;-,.
to-do aud furnished nioney for her man Public., td
support;
. of-the-arnix. have. heers-raVier taken--
-
tin-istmed 1)y Ow
ho shall remain.
cosr- or rx.nopErt, WAR.
Jones maintained his innate co ot
liescrime, setting forth, thatslie- was
at all timea -devoted to his wife
and had never associated with other
WO -men, Fr -about' a year
11)11.X. .L;-
Staf on the authority of
-Genet, Blume as to the pro .01e
-0W-it ioderir-Ittiropeati-wais---
German , it is affirmed, would be
ableAss4intA,t04.1100 Ireopsin the
A war fought against am.ther
only thingt1 do is not to grovi old
before our atot, In order to stay
young, therefore,
less muet'obierv.i
41411 and reettiWieal hygiene, res
gulato the 'life), ,work rnoder toly,
both ph,aicsI1yand mental]void
hive in the tOuntry,, eitt' sparitigl
aiul let,Yesifrai-et be vtgetatiarfrat
art Meat; sleep au eientlis
in from ateohol,.. teai-toffee a
acco,*void a muehlis jo
.e enntaZlnua
ow C4
hivathee days without the ex-
eiteinent
*n. oi'cional game at.
I the*.
AIldl
'
thet0110trii'orveri in t
threw taNv tho' pipe
and eo 1
LAJ3OR tit
Th� .turiTi
agitated
n law
zutfit h not,
is of little he to hi
.Ilis staff -Ile
The sheperd's invariable weapon
zind instrument; .he used it to lean
in elimbing'ind'as s Oaf for
It
flavid' ease the*ting was in so
New
ill i
, i
page 1* 1
ide of ' , r
. Teat
message or dncouragenzen
M11111405, ised eXhoststionto
'wakfaith rettivh so 1
, . ..
. *
imes,
)LSTOJ, 1'
Everything 7.n,
t Asia i done in the -
general^ welfare; 1st' tins name of 'the
'roteetiori -and-ttrao, itilitf-of the
tit la ntatte of. ,lIussTa. ' And
, this re -to; -then:it fir- strii;i-°---denel
for ,trie, -who :live in, #ussia. For
therefore, exists the deatittia.
tiowof the peoples, ,deprived of the
first most natural, right Orin tiiss
he-ri .t0 use the Isnci on vs
.leborn; for me the half milhlon
en torn
taut 1if
rms anrl-
at false,
r' '
way :from who
nd dressed .in u
u lit' to knit for ni
lied.-- *1+,141
Jones prison th ee visits
• .
frequent. so n._.
,
loate were notcanze. ti
pinedrhut-ns-4ifte-explained- that or four
thoto
Lettred to gain the ,digdeesure Rereptan powers were involved, as
of-A.40,,pseetiott-OSWill,,__-8110,,eettteti *ould yiew ot.exhsting. .
they -*tresaritioyed,• by her -tillit10.4*/10, (Trail)
' no day after. the visiso 'tad 'Of Eutope WoUld appalling.
from his wife; 'LU J4Le-w itIastdd.' The
, Aliit.ther
cr.
'annun, as
ridireet loss
end
y woutd be
ittltietlieenvredutothtetrivhlrdtvctIm
eietam.e aeiorvil ?'m:e! ineidentallY n... Blume ex
t.t-
e e-
giOne-tor Jones, lifr& wouldbe heavierth*re isy tes ---
/ZfoIfs glanced at if hurriOly--be cent ItussesetiPaneSsi armies in thercal-
Ciktehiog up the. hatehet with oiling in the same proportion, A,
whieli .he been 'working, he sev. . European power wouldlase approx.
ed his right hand at etc wrist, moiety 00,000 kilted sna- wounded
and withhis left he handed the during the status lengthof tithei and
ifetninitatea,- numb° r,--'`-tu deputyC4en.;,_ Blume__ believes, the proportion
. • would he mueli-higher. Iic declares
,•‘"Takethia hack- to .1117/ *fist and .t *OW be A veritable ,Orgy of
tell lier.itje rny entwer to. her .1
•
field were kiIIedorwouyzded. Iteck-
, rot p tition-irty good right ha
hand that has never romtnitte
but 1144 worked all these
on tied arn*.marr1ed
I
I)1tEAM.
Jones' lok)unditi *to belled aler
painful.' siege, but hOal*
worried for hie wife, and ofte,n in
lards on their
bear hiin tohhin
trait
lantlfsWitiha'llel:tioriV:a
4;e4or